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SPAPnIITAN BONNETs.-The sab.cr,

&fFH s-s clf IN call The stlen.on Of dealers and
80 riIiner, 10 their present style Of NeaPoniAns
WI which are superior 10 any hitherto mannisctnIeo
y. -, They are also manufacturing ne1 style called
Re Co.sasr with aogers Of he material 10 cores
nond which are indeed exquisitey beautiful and We 5eI
rons3ent that oar Nespoitans and Gosssnsfs wiz % ns
-, 5frsla punnets worn Ibis season by The demon
sinn male nus early In their favor ~ the nost fashion
abe lsale' o. '1' ''' PATTISON, NOE K co.
Psentee. and manufacturers Of ias SesPohLAn 6oqneS
80, 1850 near BONery. M tHls
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D;TsRAELTJs NEW NOVEL

DECEIVED AND FOR SALE this day by WIN TAY:
IL LOR L co 2Astor House, the new and powerful
novel entitled Tsnored, or TIE New Crusade, by *.
DIsrae NJ. p author Of " Conngsby,p &c Price % cts.
Hsrpers Preside Library No. ], entitled " Alice Cor
DON" by J. Alden, d. d. illustrated Price sly cts.
Stresks Of squaer Life and Far West Scenes by Soil
taire, illustrated. Price 80 cts.
The Doweress, OF The Lost VIII, novel, by Madame
Chss. Reybaud. Price Is cts.
The Water Cure Manual by Joel shew, ~ d. Price 30
cents
Captivity OF Napoleon ST. Helena by Count Montho-
lon, parts and G. Price % cts. each.
Chamberss Cyclopedia Of English Literature No 9.
Chambers Information for the People No. II.
Howiu's Journal ofPOpulsr Progress, Gr. &c,
Also the Weekly Newspapers Of New York, Philadel-
phia aud Baltimore for sale Wholesale and retail, by
nI7 2fis WIN. TAYLOR & co. Aslor HOuse.
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ITO THE GREEK LAEGUAGE-sn Introduction to
i the Greek Language containing an outline OF the
Grammar with appropriate exercises for the Of schools
and private eArn rs by Asha c. kendrck Professor OF
the Greek Language and Lsraure In Madison University
{" regard Prof A. c. Hendricks Introduction TO the
Greek Language, especially The revised edition. In
valuable aid 10 teaching the elements OF that language
The simplicity and cleaTness with which the Qrammauc
analyss is conducted must command the admiration OF al
those the inconvenience Of teaching from books
destitute Of these quaiieA BARNAS SEARS,
Pres Of New ION Theo Institution
For sale by MARK H. NEWMAN Co
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~ The New-York City Tract Society meet
this evening at the Tract House.
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Auction Sales.

d. D. NASH Aucuonser
TIOVsEHOLD FUH>ITU REs-Store l3s Falion-
III s-ThIs tay Mocdsy al 10 O'clock In T~entJ-sntn-
a. door east OF Lsxng ion-syenue comprising piano.
FORE curtan. card and center tables, pier ssssss n
hogapy tables divans Otomsns, Brnssss and lnsfeln
esroet, oil cloths sc French bedseats beds mattresses
and bedding !snps, rugs China and glass ware
f.rnfture &c. ~ -
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u The Ino0iids Of our City, and patients of
Dr. Kelley are informed he will consult grstuitously
with all who msy call upon bin during his stay at his
his Office 426 Broadway, between the hours of 10 A. M.
sndlP. NJ. He will remain as above until Thursday
srenng Avail yourselves Of his advice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-19

~ TIL. pext n eeture OF the course on Association
viii be delivered on Monday evening next lsh INST a. tne
Iyceum Rooms Broadway, third story, oy CaAkLts a
Dss1 ESQ subect-The practical principles OF Assoeis
ton The public are respectfully invited TO attend. "a
mittsnce nee Those who choose, viii conIrious 70 oe
fray the expenses Of ROOM lights, &c All {"
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3. A. LHILTON, Auclloneef.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
III g. H. IL DLOW co. will sell Gu Tuesday, April
m At 10 O'Clock 79l 9rsenw ich opposite Bothuss-sA
prisng mahogany sofas, chairs, roeksrs tsbss, a.
vans buresux dressing tables French bed
rugs asi rods hall lanterns collar lamps, mantsl orna
msnts China, glass, kc. mattresses, feather bsds
Also, | Hne toned pianoforts, made BY Sale 4 Co.
Also silver plated and glass ware
Catalogues tho day previous TO sale, the Once Of ~
auetioneers n Wall-sl 1851 eli SUE
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OFFICE FOR PROCURING
PATENTS

I'm THE UNITED STATES and Europe.-KINGsLEf
IL PRISON 5WallsI New-Yoh--specihcs,ions
n,.vtngs Mcdes ard all matters relating 10 Patents pro
DIa- Ia r-o,,ntlv transsctrd ale Inn
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re- Knickerbocker Bank. The Doo1s 70, SUP ss
serntion 10 ihe stock OF this Bank will be opened 70 'no
puhc Al the store of JOHN BoYcs, Esq u Fuion-sl on
Monday 18Th inst. between the hours OF TO- A. M sho :
and every 5sy thereafter until the amount required -
snbsc ribed BY order OF the Board al -us
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WEnNEsnAY- April d

Al no q clock. OF $50 vs1es-sl
MORTGAGE SALE Of he contents OF osfoe' sSs. -,
pri.ng sof. chairs tables. loosipg asses oenens'
bsTs pole gisss ware cups perfume &C. &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-19

DtIMO.s OPERA HOUsB.-A CARD.-signor
L BENEDETTI respectfully announces. TO the patrons
az The Italian Opers and TIE public generally nat bis
Al Pslro's Ooers House, with Donzetsis Opera LUCIA
d. LAMMERhOOR
B. The Free List Is suspended except tor me rre's
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~ yn Highls-This Church will be open iot lne ~
nation OF Pews Monday. 18Th, TnesdAy, Atn' ~ -
uesday 2lst Inst and O'Clock, r NJ on me as
day they Will offered for rent in the Chureh sne 90 e
following Sunday, the 25th inst the Church VIII De open
for Divine Service 81 LOT A. NJ and 81 Y. M. A. ilus
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iousy for the day TO be fixed The ID Of May is
talked Of
The stock Of the Commercial Bank Of Whining
ton n C. 100000 has been subscribed and the insttu
ton will 90 into operation In a short time.
An advertisement in the Norwich Courier, gives
notice that application will be made the next Gen
eral Assembly to incorporate Company construct
Railroad from the City of New.London, toward Nor
wch through the towns Of Waterford and Montvie TO
connect with the Norwich and Worcester Railroad at
or above Ayns Point Also for the privilege Of
tinung said Road through the towns Of Montve, Nor.
wich, Franklin Windham, &c. toward Springfield in
Massachusetts, in order to connect with the Western
Railroad or with the Hartford and Springfield Railroad
at some convenient place.
The quantity Of Coal sent last week by the
Reading Railroad is 26'763.ll tons-snd by Canal
3O55. o. making the total for the week % 5ls il tons
The total by Railroad lie 90 tons and by Canal
6Os9 05 tons. The excess this year by Railroad and
Canal is 60 900 Vessels boats and cars are scarce
! Books for loan to the Central Georgia Railroad
at per cent have been opened At Savannah aud $780,
900 subscribed the fret day.
! At New Orleans the Money Market is improving,
and negotiations of doors are effected with greater
facility than before Exchanges are rising The Banks
commune 10 discount nDeralIy some inquiry LOT lex
fund but large sales Rates remain as last quo
ted Treasury Notes 12a l2c Interest Notes l3i al4c
Eight per cent Bonds l7alsc Ten per cent do 1920
cts the dollar. The demand for Foreign and Domes
tic Exchange has materially improved Sterling l0lis
lO3; Francs san a5f52i Bills on New-York at 60
days. 2sa2i per cent discount Checks sai per cent
J discount
At Baltimore the amount Of stocks sold at the
Board during the week was nearly 100000, and the
tendency of al diyidendpsying securities ia upward
Money Is rather abundant and seeking investment in
stable stocks ground rents and property First rate pa
per on the street is rather Coupons have i'm.
proved and are rather brisk at s6ds7 al retail
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CARPETS

CARPETS
RETAfLED WHOLEsALE PRICES
THE VERY BEST double Carpets for Ga good, sl
wool Carpets 3s Oh Cloths old and hard, from TO "a
feet wide, Al 5s 10 los best quality Every article IN The
trade equally lOw.
ALDRICH, BARsTOw & 60.
<40 PEARL-STREET, NETWORK,
being extensively engaged In the manufacture and mpor
tstion OF Carpets Rugs Druggets &c VIII now sell them
cash retail their extensive Warehouse, 40 Pearl
81 az low any manufacturer importer can sell the
came quality OF goods Ia the United States great
reiy Of suction goods always In store very low.
Merchants and the public in enersl are Invited 70 ex-
anime stock which Ia IN nlfes.ed IN extent quality
style and variety OF patterns, a.ower prices thsn any
establishment in this city. ms lIneodis
NEW AND ELEGANT CARPRTINGs
OH CftIfs
IMPORTED EXPRESSIVE : 'iLES.-Jusi
Ireceived by recent imponauor- r-d hing opened
large invoices Of and beaull CarI.tngs, consisting
Of rich Aubusson. ANmin'ter Wilton, Velvet and Tapes
ie Carpets for Drawing Rooms and Parlors embracing
great variety OF designs, adapted 70 every style OF
furnishing, with complete assortment Of Brussels, I'M
peris hreeply, super Ingram Carpengs, and al oiher
articles connected with the trade.
Particular attention Is requested TO large stock OF
well seasoned Floor Oh Cloths composing the greatest
variety Of patterns In the city. All OF which goods are
offered ,uch prices to make an nducement for pur
chasers examine them before making their selections
SMITH KNAPP, 25t Broadway.
as lmeodis opposite City Hall
i55 CARPETING,!I i55
100 00N YARDS OF BRU SSELS, hree-ply and sIaI
IUU,UUUCarpeiing.
10000 Yards Of on Cloth and Mating
10000 Window Shades, Rugs Mats Table Covers, and
every article connected with the trade. on sale cheap
f,r ra.h WIN NJ. Grossly,
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uARprRsj TIIUSTRATED sHAKsPEARE

UARPERS' ILLUSTRATED SHAKESPEARE,
GAYLORD & ALEXANDER, No. Spruee-sL Offer
" TO the public rch specimens Of Binding for sHAXs.
PEARE Those who have taken the work are invited 70 can
and examine for themselves Also samples Of job Bind
ing In all the various styles be seen al the Bndery-
Call and see. ms lnls
NIEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONs..Frh 4
Broadway. publish this week TIE Vera Cruz QUICK
Step" dedicated TO General Scott, by T. Nathan Camp
Barnum Quick Step BY Charles Wilson; Cslly Polka
arranged for four hands by ~ A. Baldwin, Scenes,
where fret 10 early childhood" iCan luogh ors pascal
romance sung hy sgnora Pico la the opera Linda d
Chamounix with English and Italian words, translated
and adapted by Clare W. Beams (maesiro di cam r.
H. have In course Of publication Wslsees new Opers
Mazda or the Maid OF Hungary" as performed with
- - a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-19

(,EN. TAYLOR AND HIS STAFF vols. limo. Il
VI Illustrated with Portraits
Ia Press and viii shortly be published Gen Taylor ard
bis Staff containing Biographies Of Generals Taylor.
Worth Wool Butler, AID all the Distinguished officers OF
the present war b. GRIGG, ELLIOT co.
sie 4dsDltW IL ~ YOurthst Philsda
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Urn poo0s.

Urn Goods.
DANTALOONs-wes are IN receipt Of an extensive
assortment OF The newest styles Of French English and
German cassmeres which would commend TO the At
tenon OF Hose who hsve proved the truth OF our assef
lion. in reference 20 the superior style make Of pants
loon. = are enabled 10 furnish and such have not
given than a trial would repeat the assurance maj
hose requiring NJ combining ease snn 20 10
TS0 istf Diapers and Tailors
GRAPE sHAWLs AND sCARFs.
EMBROIDERED GRAPE sHAWLs, very rich' - men
IL Do Do DO DO 90 90 DO DO . DO
plain DO do do, 10 various qualities
Grape scars light and dark eo.ors, heavy
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF
Plain crape. Levsntiees and Gisee Silks for Summer
dresses black aid white sergesi Ssr,net PAD ana
plain 6r Innings, just Teeeyed 9y I,e.ns ~ co ~
10 I'd. IS4 Pearlst.
A RMY AND SAyY-Ths particular attention direct
n ID 70 military WORK, ensbles Us 70 furnish army sna
bsvs IWsvs on hand goods TO the requirements
Of al grades Of The service. - ,rp
WM T. JENNINGS L co. Draper. and Tal9r.
ss ths ~ btoadwsy, Anlers.n rlo.e--
NrPyy cOODs-opsnsd thi. morning a, Dingman
~ Bodipe;s silks, shsws. Deisnes, Ginghams, Lawns,
Printed Musins Prinis and D0mesues, al owsi prices
than before offered, DiNGhAN b ~
TAYLoR's HOTEL,
q cOsTLASD-sr
a THE SUBSCRIBER, late q me fremont Tempe, .
~ snce House, has !skcn this hotel, formerly Anon
as he Exehange ana opsns anon he rsTp.rsnee
public and all that think Temperance house vel hep.
would be pleasant than one waerg a sns,
sold 10 particular would ne inFe as hieD1s a"~ ''
patrons remember q CortandlsI a, 1865. r.,, p,
Tins Hotel IL pleasantly situated 10 The business par oi
- ~ phiisdsiubs RAILROAD and but few rods from
broadway The price o. board shsii be a. s'
~ 20 1890 ELDAD TAYLOR
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5ituations, &r. h1antfn.

~ ~ Aa-crfis>.-csi 'rn, - -sss! y
pot yrd or nl<y IT'LL ns,Be tain 0,a sftis fee
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FAST DRlvSo.-Three stage drivers were ar.
..,sa on Saturday for furious driving they fined
.,o ,.ch By the Mayor and their licenses revoked
90. r,ser,,snd his Honor intends to enforce the same
,n,,.smen, In every case. procedure which pre-
am. viii not need very much repetition.
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WIN X. JONES, Auesooess.
BOOTS AND sHORs-.y J, .; INoLnc0LL
ID co. store IA Pesrl-st on Wednesday, Apni 81 op
o'clock 800 cases shoes and brogans saisabs ~
the southern, Western and city usds.
Also 50 cases mems prime hip psgged sooss
Also 80 cases meme ssal slippsSs and buskins
Also 50 cases mems and boys alp psgge1 mQgans aiS
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II TarLoR's HOTEL, new Temperance
House has just been opened at % Cortsndst. being
The fourth In City where intoxicating liquors are
,old The intention Is to show that good Hotel can
kept at moderate price Csli per day without the
profits of the Rum business which appear to most Of
our hotels essential to success. II Temperance men
who travel will make point of preferring Temperance
Hotels 1t will soon appear they may be as well sus'
e!ned as others. (see ADVERTISEMENT
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Tar REAL Swiss BELL RISoERs-This novel
IA upcue band Of musicians who have just returned
som nineteen months tour through Texas, Mexico,
"a ,ss West Indies give grand Concert at the Tsber.
u.es tonight They will be assisted by pupils from
he Institution for the Blind-snd as their programme
embraces much that is new to the public the Concert
vii be rare treat to every lover Of simple and delight.
fa music How pleasant for an hour, to steal away
from the rush and dust of busy City life to catch the
melody OF those evening bells
whose tones linked to the memory of hsmets and
villages and the little white church with its taperng
pre oversbsdowing the village green. The busiest can
ind such an hour aud in the using will be richly repaid
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e Those who are about furnishing their houses
snew this SPRING would do well to look at the adver
tsement Of Messrs. Shaw & Carter which will be
found in another column and then go and look at
their stock of Carpetings and Floor Cloths They offer
reat inducements 10 buyers
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CARRIAGE sLCrH-les g,esss - ss;ss'
~ Carriage cioeh tpAia se4 49, = SS.ssSS,sS9
= s e: = 4 4 J. e iss;s ssSss js5 HasS
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
Helrsulsress, knR, OF occwAnos, I
nurAA, Ni.fA, February 96, ls4T. {

The commanding Genefal has the gIatC.
t,il task Of congtaiulaling tue troops upon
The brilliant success which attended their
arm4, in the conflict Of the 22d aud 23l,
Confident in Their superiority of numbers.
and stimulated by the presence Of iisiia.
galshei leader, The Mexican troops were
yei frpllscd, IN every rllah to tafes our
lines, aud dnalY withdrew, HuA immense
luss, ifam the field.
>. The Gennlal would express his abIi.
galinns to The officers aud men engaged,
for the cordial support which llry rfn lercd
throughout the action; it will be his high
csi pride 10 hring 10 The notice Of the Gov.
elnman' The eonspcuna. gallan'rY al par.
teuar officers anl corps, whose unwaFer
in sleadiness more Than once savngl the
fortunes orthr day--he would also express
his high satisfaction, that the conduct ai a
smal command leli to hold Sal,illo, though
nut seriously engaged, as their comrades,
their services were very important, and
efficiently rendered, While bfsluwing
this tribute to tue conduct oi the troops, the
General deeply regrets 10 say ih"fe were
mol few exceptions. lie trusts that those
who "ard ngloriously' from Bucna Vista
aud went 10 sallillo, will seek IN nppnriu.
mtg 10 retrieve their reputation, nni Ia emn.
late the bravery Of their comrades, 'whu
bore the brunt d the bailie. and sustained,
against fearful aIls, the honor of the llat
The exulaiion Of success is checked hy
The sacrifice Of life which il has cost. en-
braring many officers Of hish rank aud rarc
merit While the sympathy Of a gfatrfi
country will be given Ia The bcreaytd fam,
lilies aud friends ul hose Who nubIf fell
their ilIuslriaas example sil remain far be
benefit and admiration elihe amy.
b. orlef nl GEN. TAYLOR.
". v. 5. hIss, Asst AiitG nj.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

4 LupicRous poRrRur.-- Mr.. john
Brlush, OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, having
been appointed, by um9r, brgadirr gen
rnl IN The army Prentice thus draws tue
portrait ui the fu'urgm sssf military hero;
9TH, hdigidier sprpasses the Sir John
Fa'.llr ,aniari of lhe perfection OF the
human symmetry, weighing over three
hundred pounds, and looking. as BE- wni
dies along, like a locomotive laliow mine.
per.pa'rlic monument built Of grease
anu all rtiuuaic.y dedicated e. the memory
ul Daniel Lambert. OiAll comely human
,prrar.cs, that which Brough wii. display
un li, va. horse, under the broiling beam,
Of Mriicn. viii cerainly be- the mO.l ire.
sisiby captivating. In a hot anl hurried
charge on the enemy, be will he terrific
indeed; hcaiNay through a chappaml, wi,.
Do a spectacle m which the clemens OF
tho tragic and the comic will be SO niae'y
mixed up. tha, an on.lookcr will scarcely
know whether be- should laugh or weep,
and will inevitably bIuudcr in giving cI.
preston 10 hi, emotions. II It shJsld be
his melancholy fate 10 fall on the battle
HcId. a victim To some ilaelious Mexican
lance, II cannot be said that be did moi
leave a grcase.spoi behind, Tor the rough
materials Of a respectable lake Of molten
aiInw arc IN him. lie will have one ad
vantage, boNeTer, AMI that l., no bowie
knIic, or short sword. OF dirk, or other
weapon Tor Longitude can reach his yi,als,
as ihcy are so proloundedly hidden beneath
unlAlhomahc fold. of fat, an advantage
which may however, be counlerbaIancrd
hy the immense surface be- will expose 10
balls nnd bullets, 10 the bills Of mosquitoes,
the Jings Of scorpions, aud the mandibles
ul deyish mraniulas. Luck TO him, aud
long may it he before it shall be said Of bis
beautiful body
"ris grease but living grease no more
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
LATE FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF uIE PACKET SHIP IRVING.
The beautiful packet ship Washington
Irving, arrived at Boston on Saturday the
sh inst, from Liverpool, in the shorl pas
sage Of twenty days, Washington Irving,
our late Minister 10 Spain, among the pas.
sengers,
The health of Daniel O'Connell is i'm,
proving,
The cholera had spread aud was raging
ia the East, II had reached fabriz or
faars, city oi Persia Of $4,000 inhab.
tanls, (iolmery hall million where three
or four hundred are daily dying Of this
terrible scourge.
The Cireassans had been engaged in
aetee battles with some OF the native tribes
Of the country, who wele in alliance with
lie Russians. Ten thousand Of these men
had been exlefmnaled by the Circassiaus,
aud an immense body pnI to flight. The
Emperor Nicholas had established a vice.
royalty over Poland, under the govern
menl of his sun Duke Micaals. Ihus sinks
To rrsl the Iasl hope ii Independence for
Poland.
In White Russia, embracing the pro-
yinees of Wlepsl,, MbhiIef aud Nnk, and
mnfe lhan two millions and halfof people,
the peasants had risen IN greal power
against the mobiles aud large number Of
tIen had bten mas,aefed.
Tie disirasses continue in Ireland and
scotland wtih iule or no abatement. The
amine had reached France also, anl por.
lIan ul Germany, where the distress was
very great, particularly in France, where
many were Ia despair ol procuring sufficient
.ool los tie leiel Of ,hs people.
The civil va continues IN Poland with
varying SUCCESS, and spun also Is usiIalcd
as She ever is, by conflicting parties aud
opinions.
Inn MARKrrs.-The packet ship Ir.
viul arrived al Boston On Saturday, bling
ing seven days later news, her Liverpool
dairs being 10 March 2Isl.
The com Hala was generally brisk al
Liverpool, hul owing to heavy arrivals, Nc.
prices were not sustained. Flour had par.
liEifa,ed in The decline. Al London the
corn market was irm, owing To VERY limited
supplies, not equal 10 the demand. This
strengthened prices but no advance had
been Obtained. The extensive arrival, oi
con anl aouf a, Liverpool prollsed n,
elltol on the London mlfke'.
Tie decline Al Ljverpoe! on Indian corn
aas one 10 two shilling. per quarter. M
neon, arrivals from Tue sla.rs had luulh,
"a large supplies Of com aud illur
Western canal flour wBs sr'Iinf At 40
pr lbI. a decline Of > 10 9s iiom Tie 9Th
utImi.
The extreme prices Of flour were a7s to
IT,
GHnneh vas selling al 3's 10 g.,
Wheat la advanced > per quarter
Tue highest quotation Tor white corn per
Isl Hs was dss.
IHe cotton market hal given WaY ani
the decline on mnsl description vas sb,u,
onr quarter penny. The sales ihr the
weeh ending 2lsl u.t. wefs lG,i1O hales.
sea Island cotton vas frm at previous
quotations.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

fsRsEcuroN Tiokrr FOR fuE PREapENoy.-
e "Ritehelleu" the witty correspondent of the New
York Tribune, who was expelled by the looolocos
in Congress for writing home that Sawyer, dem
oeratc member from Ohio, was in the habit of
bringing sausages to the House and eating them
behind the Speakers chair every word of which
was truc--insists upon it that Il Rtohe has been
prosecuted aud is therefore nominated for Vice
President he, being first prosecuted, Is entitled to
the iirst office, and should be nominated for Pres
ident lie requests the Baltimore Patriot
to hive bis case brought before the Indignation
meeting ordered by Richie, 10 be held by his fol.
lowers, and says--Pieksbmg Wig.
"Mysell aud Mr. Richie are linked together in
the same great cause We sink or swim, survive
perish together. United We stand, divided we
fall E daobus aRum
With distinguished consideration, &c,
RIGHEILIEU, of n, Y. Tribune,
7. s,--PlpeH friendly TO Equal Rights" as
aell es the Liberty Of the frets," will observe ms
above. Please preserve this letter II / aud Mr
Richie should be elected, our autographs will be
valuable, II We should fail--bUt there's no such
woni IN fail.
RlCHELIEU