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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27
CITY ITEMS.


N Maria Grouse a destitute immigrant from
Germany. appeared at the Eleventh Ward District sna
requested to be furnished with quarters maintenance
and attendance suitable for the ushering into HE oil
Young 6ermanic. American. She opposed to the
numerous questions pu, to her, seeming to clam
right Didn pay my passage she argued ana
dan I the gentleman tel me that when resened Amer
icky was out Of harms way. and mese and the poor
little thing be taken Of Upon being told tnsi sne
had no vested rights and that whatever was done Tor
her woud be the work OF charity she loudly decred the
imposters that had persuaded her TO leave her Palmer
land and assured the officer that IL was poor ms''er
10 BE denying a single woman. a. there were "nvie
towps-ful ofpeope coming over soon AS Is ususl sc
provided tor At the expense OF the taxpayers OF 'nS
City and County
sHERrFFs JURy-ln the inquiry as 10 the al
legged insanity of Mrs Read the medical testimony was
conflicting The case elosed last evening The
Jury returned verdict that she is of unsound mind
E~ Patrick Tracey. an lrishmsn, with wife
and child Just arrived in ths ship Pscihe from Liver
pool were found wandering through the Fourth Ward
homeless snd hslfstsryed. The wretched woman and
furnishing child very sick and feeble that had
they not been found and provided tor as soon a.
they were they would In all probability have laid the
costs they entaled upon the community at the eSche
Almshousc Commissioner.
-. About II o'clock yesterday, thief entered
the basement of No Go North Moore st snd stole two
silver cups worth $50 breastpin and other valusoles
~ A man named James Lambert tell down
yesterday in Ohyerst near Madison and immedHsieiy
expired OF apoplexy.
~ Eliza Clark was arraigned tor shop lifting
Being disposed appear in new dress she conveyed
piece OF Alpaca worth $40, belonging to Woods
Pemble of AS Pesrst yesterday but WAS observed
| and arrested.
,E- About IL o'clock last night some burglars
entered the dwelling of +. T stephens on Twenty
eishh-st by forcing shutter. The noise they made
brought down Mr.. stephens with light and pistol ,
the light going out Mr. s resolved not to have loaded
pistol in hand for nothing so he resolutey nred at the
murky vacuum. which had however potent effect, for
the rogues precpatey led leaving Mr. in possession
| Of the field and cap as the spoils OF conquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27
MARINE JOU RN A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
ship Union Rattoone. Ia ds tim Otlerrs, cotton
gar sc, To stanton & Frost
Bark Isaac Mead Brown. ds I'm Savannah. cotton
&c. TO X NJ Demill
Bark Ann Smith Bownes 10 hours I'm Haven in
ballast 10 ID l. ssyre
French bark Victor, Leray 81 ds I'm Hayre. 20 Pelo
4 lie Barber l0 Storage passengers. 2lst inst lat
81 lon a. spoke brig frsnconis hence for Florida
Brig Olive, Sumner, IA De fun PASSPORT, la'h, SC 10
Sturges & Co.
Swedish brig Hebo Lndh. % De FIN Goitenbsrg. iron
20 order 18th ius lat 80 40 Ion 10 saw ship Glsdstor
hence for London 23d, Sandy Hook bearing NSW %
miles distant spoke brig Sarah Brown. hence for No
bile The Hebe has experienced very severe weather on
the coast
Brig Francis Peck, Avery, II ds I'm Mobile eo,tos
20 Brett & Nose.
Schr r w Brown, Francis, do I'm Wilmington, NC
naval stores to De Rossett 4 Brown Sailed In comp
with schr Harrison rrice. for New York. schr JesN
Smith for do sailed day previous.
schr Henry Clay Bunting I'm Cherrystone corn 70
II z Ravens -
schr Anna Cole, white fm Cherrysons corn to
Haycns.
schr George Franklin Nelson, TN cherrystonc' oais
20 Benton.
schr Samuel Henry Staff I'm Cherrystone, corn to J
u Benton.
schr lyanhoe Packard I'm Thomss,oD, lime.
Schr Sarah Maria, Bramhal. do do
Schr John Din, I'm Haven, in ballast
Schr Brenda Adams, do do
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p.ed to employ twenty armed men. ia addition to the

peied 10 employ twenty armed men Ia addition 10 the
limited States force with him.
we are in possession. says the letter o. informs.
ton that the Sac ard Usage Indians have recently ned
rouoril in the Usage nation the object OF which was
10 unite their forces and influence 20 rub and plundcr
the whites possibly under the impression that the J
could obtain aid from Mexico. The Government should
look to il al once Fort Scot; should be occupied by
troops without delay because It's position makes most
available in euelng Disturbances should they erssk cut
in the North. the West or the South.
We hear also ths, the principal men Of the Greek
Nation are sending hostile letters 10 the Osases de-
msnSinr remuneration for losses which they have
tanned from time 70 tine. They also - that, II iae
value Of the property Is not returned they Will rally
their forces and take IT, Nothing but the presence OF
an adequate military force can keep IN saoleccon
the Thousands of indians now frontier. placed
there by treaty sipulatons and those snPusron' NO
lated IN almost every particular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27

sees lnsl Good night. dear-gcod night s"'1
night = ..h,,odsd
Ills quick transition 10 a state OF onooanu1s
nleasure as he stood al bis window, kissing "a.
claiming his hands and the way IN when tne i'5is
retreated from his features as she passed out o. Is
view. and left patient melancholy on the nINc
cacs rere too remarkable wholly 10 escape even
Too..,s co,ice Their interview being interrupted
=, ~. ,oonnen, t,v visit from Mrs. PIpchin- who
nsn.lI, bronaht her black skirts 10 bear upon PAU
;n,, bssore dask. once or twice q week, Ioots hsa
no onportupty OF improving the occasion pot II zen
m raak al an impression on bis mind that be twice
returned. after having exchanged the usual ssiu,a
tons 10 ask Mrs Pipchin how she DID his 'he
rascible old lady conceived 10 be deePiy-o
and long med,tated insult, originating In me oia
holical invention Of the weak-eyed young Hss
aouro stairs against whom she accordingly looseo
formal complaint with Doctor BiImoer tnat yery
1ygbt who mentioned TO the young man that II ne
ever did Il again, he sbould be obliged to part Win
him D., .,,,o mn -
The evenings being longer now, PAU stole up 70
his window every evening TO look outior io'ehce
She always passed and repassed a. certain tiiie
NIL ,be saw him and their mutual recognition
cls,m Of sunshine in Pauls daily life. otter
arc ARK one other figure walked alone before tns
Doctors house. He rarely joined them on inc 1a'
urdsv now He could not bear II he Wooic
rather come unrecoenised, and look up at the WIN
doUs where his son was qualifying for man ane
wait and watch. and plan, and hope.
or could he but have seen, OF seen as otnefi
did the slight spare boy above watching the waves
and clouds AZ twilight with his earnest eyes sN'
breastipg the window OF his solitary cage "he'
birds few BY as ii be would have emuated them
al roarSd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27
Indian NInsrarre.

We briefly announced several days since that
an Indian fight had taken place near Council Bluff
in which sixty Omahas were killed by party Of
Sioux The ST. Louis Republican has letter con.
tanning the following particulars
Itwas eold-booded butchery Of women and children
In the absence OF al the warriors Of the village IN the
ught of the 2th and 18th the letter states war party
of Yancton Sioux Indians defeated and destroyed iour
teen lodges OF the Omaha tribe Of indians located Al TIE
tune AZ Woods Bluffs situated about sky miles from
thi, plsce--Belevew The men and warriors OF ne
OnAhas hsd left the camp on hunt and me sioux,
soon sitter they reached the camp discovered nst tney
oply had women and children to contend with Inc
slaughter was terrible seventy three were killed and
nineteen mortsly wounded. Two men made toeir 60
c.pe one of them named Jos Lsheche, trader In the
employ Of Mr. Peter A. Ssrpy and 81 the tine IN charge
of stock Of goods.
He ran FROM the scene Of blood bareooted. and ar
rived a, Belleyiew with both feet frozen. Mr. sarpy
and Mai Miller the p. eseni agent dispatched party OF
men ascertain the acts and they confirmed on me
return the report Of Lsdeche. They also reported mat
five of the Sioux Indians had been killed no dou6 :
stabbed By the Omaha squavs Going twenty miles lar
Their haa the ground Of the massacre they found the
place where the goods OF the trader mad Deeh uisoeo
among the robbers
n seems adds the letter that fate Is against the Oms
Ia indians. -Four or two days before this event look
place one camp lodging At Csoanne old trading house
va. attacked BY a war party Of Aycnas commanded BY
The well Known chief White Cloud and four Of the men
wounded and one woman killed
In the same number Of the Republican we find
the following
We are in possession Of another letter from Fort Scott
dated ON the 2sh Of December describing the exposed
Condition of our Western frontier We are told in this
letter Of daily oursses By the Indians committed East
and West of the State line 10 said that the Osaxes
returning from their Fall hunt met the rnOr that their
AGENT had boon robbed Of part OF their annuity and
that the remainder had been taken for their safety and
deposited In the bank 81 Springfield, distance OF l3c
nile. from the place of payment The Indians caused
the Agent 70 be arrested BY the aid Of the civil law q
miles East Of the State boundary line and be was per
united to proceed only after several days detention To
secure ais safe pregsn 70 !eserson City he WA com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27
Brighton Market-Moxo.r. J.n. IS. lssr.

AZ market 525 Beef Cattle ID yokes Working Osea
IS Cows and Cslves, Us Swine and 900 Sheep
PRicEs-Bof Carle-We report prices Of las, week
fully sustained. few So. arst quality S.; sec
ond do 545 IS third DO Ssat 50
Working Orcg-No sales noticed
C0rs sad Caires-Sls aS25 s279Ji Will include al
sales.
SAssp-Ssles at 2A , 80 4 20 and s.
SrfRs-At wholesale ~ cents at retail sac cts.
We noticed two premium Steers. fsttened by Luke
Bush OF wesihelt Mass. whose whole weight wss $50
also one iaitenei by 5. Wymsn OF shrewsbury. weigh.
ing $500 bs The above cattle are rot As YET soldak
ing price $40 y cwt About one halt Of the Cattle snt
nearly ali the Sheep and Hogs, came over railroad
Boston Mere Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27

ISOR sALR-One half Of new and wei. rssS
II Iron Poqndry Ensine and Machine shop, Bacs ~
sh,, md Boiler Shop, with a Engine, Lsihes. -
~ foos &c and "a extensive sssortrssut 81 rsn ~
every description, including large catalogue .r,se
Gearing Patterns, from which many OF me os' 49,
mills h, he West have been built - -
This y The largest eslsbhshmeot and has eons sx =
cip business In Engine and nachinssy eunems -
sanvsriest for sssnboais md on The opposite ss1s
street rom The propossd location Of The hiehissa
TIE subscribsr has purchased tho entire ntsrea ~
o,hsf psrrnsrs and 10 snow DESTROYS q selling oss
mar Of capital Of from 1900 70 $1,000 A. ~ -
sn vbo hss lad sxpersuee In he eustnsss would ~ =
ssrrsd Adlsess ~ subscriber q Desiott Ma Ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27
1esai Notirrs.

SuERIFF's SALE.-By virtue Of a writ OF heri a.
Cciss directed aud delivered, Will expose 10 sale
on The weuy6h day ofFebrusry thousand eight hun
bred and seven, at " o'clock NJ etNo 100 Broadway
the premises all the right title and interest Of Gsorgs
Beecher which he had the twenty third day Of MAJ,
thousand eight hundred aud fosty.sif or at any
time sferwsrd, of. in and to certain lease TOT Mo
OF seven years from the first day OF May, ls@o
10 The frsday OF May 1882 of all that certain lot Of land
with the aud buildings thereon erected, situated IN
the First Ward Of the city of New York, on thu easter
side Of Broadway, between Wall and Pine streets and
known number hundred 400 In Broadway siofe
said together with the enemens and sppuTtensnces srs
unto belonging Dated New York, January 49, I8t,
llJ Iaw6wAds WILLIAM JONES, late Sbefi1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27

BOUQUET Is

Flowers made h style TO please the flstidicus,
20 10 bad u Q few hours notice, Of JAMES H0G6,
nls IN seednHn. 52 Broadway.
e Wafer-Curs.-Dr STEW, having returned rom
Europe PrHrusss his Few sys:sr 81 az insrrrnor ~
and % 5o2d-st and 10 The city generally The Watsr-
Cure Journal SsUi-n,nfhy) sy ORA shsv and Psrsor 10
paensnsc ne very low price Of slsysar U sdvaose
5 In
q mesans for Trustees Tor the Baiesefs hss
Estate Asso~son VIII be hsd ~ The oorhvess corner q
firstsvesus and Fntt-sL WEDNESDAY,, Ja1lsry u.
ne Nv MN CHAsK, PrssasaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27

Dl ORDER Of Hon. Michael ulshoefer First Judge
Do the Court OF Common Pleas Tor the cry and Souny
Of New YoTk-Souce IL hereby given pursuant 10 tbs
provisions Of the statute authorizing attachments ssslns
absconding concealed, and nonresident debtors mat a.
attachment has Issued Against the estate OF Charles ss
yoye and Ulysse Ssyoye, oonresden debtors OF NE n
Sayoye Crosby Co residents Of Hoboken In the State Of
New Jersey that the same viii be sold TOT NE pay
rnent their debts. unless they appear snd discharge such
attachment according TO law, within nine monns NON mo
first publication OF this notice and that the payment Of any
debts due them by residents OF this State and the dey
cry them for their Of any property within ME
slate belonging to them and the transfer of any such pro
periy by them forbidden by law and are void Dated
The fifteenth day OF September, 1875. NJ. X BhEWEh,
sic law9m Attorney for AIlachinR Uiltor. 81 WAls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27

sesns the estates Of the firms q Robin: 49,
and Oh Robbins Painter Co. OF the city OF Noy.~
ss reoglrsd 10 presen, them duly authenticated % ne
srrf., 90 or before the ist day OF March lSp 80
A.signees viii then declare final dividend q NE 800
OF the said estates and any claims no' 49,
maj date win be excluded from psreipsnon 10 sss
diyidsnd New-York, Dec. ls, IsN.
LLOYD w. WILLS, for A,sisnsss
RAP. h R. r. 4 CO, No. ~ Ssosas'
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v.vem. joH y g MItEs Administrator

IN PURSUANCE Of az order Of the Surrogate Of ~
coanly on NewYork notice s hereby given 10 all psfsen
having claims against Gilbert Fowler, late Of hs ey
New YORK gentleman dsceased, 70 present the sane ~.
he vouchers thereof the subscriber AT bis ONCE NO
Msr,onsL In tho city Of NewYork, before me ~
tenth day Of February next Dated New YORK ne ssssS~
day Of August, lSf6. SAMUEL WIZ
sr.f1f Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27

DY ORDER OF the Hon Charles p DAILY, one Of u.
ID Judges of The Court Of Common Pleas OF the Cly s1
County OF New York-Notce isnereby given, pufsusri
the provisions the authd ling attachments yAnA
ahsconding concealed and nonresident debtors mai %
attachment has issued against tie estate OF John rsnsn
resident Of Spencer Medina County, ONO and NAT Us
same will be sold for the payment OF hs debts unle. %
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 ~"
within nine months from the first publication Of this notice
and that the payment OF any debts due TO him by any per
residing within The State Of New York, and me DRIVE
~ him for his use OF any property within said sisw
belonging him, and the transfer Of such properly ~
him are forbidden by law and void Dated hc in dc
Of May, l8fd. PETER CLAhh, AIRY ior AischIns
mvI3 Iswgu Creditors. IS Nssssus ST. N
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JAMES FORSYTH, q Troy.
Attorney for attaching creditor.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the ssrogsis ~ L,e
ICounly 81 NewYo'k notice IL hereby given 70 o. Pe',
sons having claims against Mary Miles lats a hse,y
Ne~-York, widow, deceased, 10 present the zane
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber Dr. T. H. buuss ~
Oliyersreet In the city Of HewYork on or before ~.
sixth day Of July And ell persons indebted 70 ~
estate are requested make immediate payment a. sDo's
Dated Nev.York, the I'd day of December, 1870.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27

IN PTTRsJJANCE Of an order OF The Surrogate o. tss
County Of New-York, Notice is hereby Tgen ~ - 80.
sons having claims against William Kdgson, as o. ~.
on New-York, gentleman, deceased, TO pressni ~ =,
with The vouchers hereof 10 the subscriber u ms
Howe No 30 Merchants Exchange, In ibs Guy ~.
York on or before the 9Th day o. July psxL-Ds's' "
Yort the 5th day Of January, 1917, ..,x.,
" Iswsm ELIZABETH EO0SON. Ereeuum-
N PURsUANCE Of a order Of tho Surrogate q -
ICounty on Nsw-York, Notice 10 hereby given % AZ ~
ns hsyina sgains; Charles Taylor, aie OF ne ~
~ New York Lawyer. deceased, 10 present Ne - "a
with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber q ne &C.,
Howe No IS Merchants Exchange, In the City o. -
YorS on or before the 9Th day Of July nexi-Dsssd ~"
York, The 5th day Of January, ~ op v...,,,ts
atxEm
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DY ORDER Of the Hon. Thomas D. Oakley, ons oft.s
Justices Of The Superior Court OF ihelCiiy Of fork
notice hereby given pursuant 10 Tho provisDns OF the
statute authorizing attachments against sbsconding COZ
eeaed and nonresident debtors that an attachment hs
issued against the OF David Il. fulse, resident
the State Florida and that the will be sold for s
PAYMENT of his debts unless appear and discharge sud
attachment according 10 law, within nine monhs from ns
first publication OF this notice. and that tho payment ds1J
debts him by any person persons bank OF bsn
and the delivery him for his use, OF any properly"
money belonging him. and the transfer ofsnyo ne py
perry by him forbidden by law, and are voioDv'e
The l5lh day OF December, 1916. NJ q. HAhhsoas,yN,
DIS ltawsm Attorney for Attaching Creditor, ~ .r.
10y ORDER OF Abrsm B. DIN, Recorder q me guy
DofTroy Notice is hereby given, pursuant 70 ns ~ "a
authorizing attachments gainst sbscondng
debtors that an attachment has issued ssnns
The estate OF Francis Dennison snd William Dsnnsn
both residents Of the State OF Michigan and that he s
will be sold for the payment other drots unless ey
pear and dschsfge such sla6hr ent according 70 a~ W.
r. rims months from the first publication OF ibis notice AZ
at ,e payment Of any debts due 70 them by resdenna
,h state and the delivery them or for their use " ~
nropcry within this State belonging 70 Them, and ne
trsnr Of any such property by are forbidden by law ana
are void Dated November btn, l546
JAMES FORSYTH, q Troy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23
State or the Corn Markets or Great Britain
Supply and Demand.


We have from the frs commended that hiph
prices must rule in Great Britain for breadstufi.
Even in the midst of famine and general de.
cline, and Notwithstanding the efforts of the 60
vernment to fill the markets of the United King
dom, we have adhered to the opinion we expressed
several months since, in relation TO prices of
breadstufis in Europe. 1t appears from recent
reports from the trade, that Notwithstanding the
suspension Of the corn laws and the opening of
the ports, thereIwas, at the latest dates, lower
stock OF grain in Liverpool, than had been known
for years. OF wheat, the supply was equal only
10 about four or five weeks consumption OF eats
there wef very few; and the whole of the Indian
corn was Immediately taken off as it arrives, and
the supply was not large enough to equal the dc.
mand. The wants OF ireland are weekly incre as
Ing and what xtent will reach before harvest II
10 impossible to tell. Whatever it may be, it can
be supplied from this country. Ifthere are ships
enough to carry and money enough to pay for it.,
we can give them all they want, There are no
restrictions upon the expectation of grain from
our shores.
1t was rumored in London that the Russian
ports were to be closed against the export of
grain. Should there be any foundation for this
report or should such be the fact, the bulk of the
supplies must go from the United States. The
demand upon the continent will require every
quarter the different nations Of the continent can
furnish. There is scarcity in that section as
great as in Ireland or Scotland, and we are under
the impression that those in England anticipating
large supply from that source, are doomed to be
disappointed.
The tables Of comparative quotations received
by the last three arrivals from England, given be-
low, will show the course of prices since the first
week in December I846 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23
Movements Of Travellers.

AZ 10 generally the cndsy the arrivals yes.
tsrday were limited at the following hotels:-
AMERrcAN.-W. scrugham, Yonksrs c Fnlay. u 9.
Army q. Davis, New York n. Davis, Boston J. M
Powell, Washington ; A. P Howell. Canduigua.
AsroR-E Peasants Philad.; J. McLaushlan Pennsvl.
vana; J. Lupaheur do; NJ Bustnsr Boston; NJ Chsfsr.
Halifax; C. Foster, PhiIsd w: Blanchard do; r Lean.
M Leach Philad.; Edw Stephens do, C. Hsilovsii DO,
ssngston, Baltimore; J. Troy, Philsd w De-
Boston; A: Richardson. do; Tucker. Richmond, w
Parish, Philad Pomroy, Boston Linsendi, a sche
psleo, Bremen; Eresul, Duchy Of Nassau; L. Tapoan
Boston, r. Bgelow. Bangor, W. Pierce Bangor: D.
Tony Wasningtcni T.. Round, Providence, W. Ham
mond, b. Johnst Hart. Phiid "
CIrv-H. ewart Philadelphia; A. Hsrnlin. T. Is,snd,
U.S.A. "sis'
FRArKLIN.-w. Hopper, New Orleans, n rsv,or
~ L. Gregory, Phil; 4. Henry, Berlin, W. vssssr
rouRnkeepsie; W. Murray, Ns~York; J Bovnton evrs.
cu,et =. Cook, Badmorej H. Morgan do, Doriv
Albany W Nelson, Phil G. Bohens New Orleans
HowAsp-M Miller. New Jersey; T. Brent Long
Island Joshua Hobbs, Porsni n. smith, New Orleans
=. hendiix doi W Taylor, Boston; 8 Graham, do, s.
rafilsy, scotland; n Mathews. New Brunsw,ot, T.,
Compton, do; Harris, Orleans; j. March do, I
Mot New york; Burr. Phila /, d Hyde, Missjssippi,
COLONEL Jones. New jersey; J Gleason Phiia Pratt
6ostoni w Hart do; >. Harmon do; n Cameron do
Bowdith, North Carolina; J. Huntlsv phiadslnhis.
Bradbury, Baltimore l Cameron New Orleans: r.
hehey Tennessee B. Hule, Georeeto YIN (, g. NAV
Juesor--Gso. Bysell. Del; g. Wood Utica. T. pssr
Ed on Virginia; H. Gilbert, Boston,
harnsun-J. Bird, Boston; B. Montromerv North
Tecuse. W. ~'~u'e'' 'y
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the average tor the six weeks ending January
Esd, was 66s per quarter.

OF the six weeks.T2 50 Q 81 8 So 81 50
The last came by the Hibernia, and exhibits an
advance of IS. Sd. on the average of the six
weeks ending January Esd
It appears by this that from January S0th to
February Goth, prices fell of Ss Id.
The averages must continue to advance in the
face of the active demand and the reduced
sources OF supply. The consumption of foreign
grain in Great Britain was so large that it was
impossible to accumulate a stock in Liverpool;
and the great difficulty experienced in getting
shipping must, if not relieved, have very favor
able effect upon prices in Great Britain, and
Iather contrary effect here.
Under any circumstances, there Is very little
doubt but that prices of brcadstuffs will be main
tanned at remunerating prices, and that all en-
gagged in the trade will make handsome fortunes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

HE LAuNoH OF THE NEW YoRx-Ths fine
packet ihip New York, intended for Messrs. Fox
q Livingston's Havre line of packets, under com
mand of Captain Lines, will be launched to-day,
Ut o'clock, from theyard of Mr.. w. H. Webb,
foot of Fifth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

NORTH RIVER NAuoATIoN.-Th steamer Hud-
son arrived at Hudson, and nota