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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-17

Although the cash price for treasury is y7s snes,
buyer four months are made at par The amount going
1924 900 customs last week. $l5 $50 treasury notes
The land warrants issued TO soldiers sell at Si2! for 100
Some of the per Scrip issued in lieu, sell at
about par-cacd "so'dger sixes.' 1895 -. I .5-l
Yours, .a.l"'al.t "a PRENTICE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-17

~ assortment OF Paris millinery consisting OF hats, ps
colhnres, howers NC, OF the approved ashons.
Madame I. will weekly from her store in Broad
way, New York, full supply of all articles for balls and
The ladies OF Washington.
Pennsyyana avenue between 81 and ~ streets, oppo
site Jackson Hall.
Dec l7--d2w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-17

ts>s FOR RIsN furnished unfarnishcd, n very
lid desirable house, within square OF the Capitol
LII on u street south, on Capitol Hill. For APP
ply the premises, Mr. Fiuhugh Coye's agrcult-
ra store. Stu street, The avenue
Dec l7-d3t*
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-17

Is-By Divine permisson, the Rev. Henry SlIcer, tn.
,h plain 20 the Senate will preach in the n of Repre-
.cntatives next Sabbath nj IL o'clock.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-17
UE.Vr.4L SURGERF.

By g. II VAS PATrES, NJ d
Permanent office and residence door Todd's Hat
Store, Browns H,tcl.
Dec ally
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
a RIDE IN The CARS.

There ls noil ny which produces 80 muc Ii
cismay paiilculariy to single c,u,icm,n.
ut Which am one gentle re,d,f.l rs the
prcs'nce Q! n crying child. But cycu lhis
niiiicton is susceptible Of a mitigation -
let me i'us,fnle. One iut'ns,lv bot
MONDAY, last sumner. ! entered n ,niirond
cnr Eong modest man, ! sank upon
the first sea, that VAS unoccup,d | wss
congra,ulalinc myself upon my good for.
tUG ~ securing 80 commodious \ postum
when for the ii.i lime, Discovered thai |
Was rjrr ris-a-ris ard IN close ptopn.
qIiy 10 woman and hCl baby
a, hIst was horror suck | looked
about me- Tor some means of escape Alas'
no,a vncsn, sen, was anywhere visible 49,
A. ihis crlsis oi my dlscovctrs miphi
hive sal Tor, model o. Lrmay. It'd the
lady b'en t'suui.l o-'ven prcuy. my con
dHion would hs" ben endured ,bu, Tar from
'h'', she wS almos, r'pus.rely ugly
Tho baby Was lmlo blue skinned slck
ly 'Ltnr, which looked as Il bad haon suck
lci anh to,''e Of .lin mix Ilad .ccn
nln'he sfcci should prucd It but hero
lnst heneaii my cy's. n fellow puson,r IA
the same carl was too much. ms very
soui loahci n
Fortunately. though, l. We NJ. rars,l.
road car ms pufra,ofy vii have m end
Bu' my ongraiulsuons commenced too
'oon. There wa, delay m sarng -
We nl toll ten MINUTES waning The
baby t'eao TO cry iof "riyjy.' II wassC
lerws'ds informed by he mo,hcr that ih,,
wss the ssey stnontmo for mix Mama
rrove IN van 10 hn.h ard o1i,t ~ M
nerous were her ~rpediepn TO call II. nj.
irn,'on 10 surrounding oh,ec. Ii-r inge.
nnay Amused me |, aonby ola be,ier
occupation, lhough l.
The poor uomsn fgdng thee ,n,r.
vain. commenced NJ attack on bat,', mtm
CRY ar' lmaeins'ion
Do. = tdy wsn,s iwic black lrrn
~nh a whss spoi oo ns isll Mosh.r viii
60 down 70 NJ, Bsrns,'' e., At1y (.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
REMARK or
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER.
THE 1uUI.E MILLION BILL.

D. >cnaif u ne L. Mii,s March | lsi7.
] he senate having under c"usidcration the Three
Nheu Niil and the question having been put on
To .ngro--m.hi OF II. hiil for Il. third reading
Mr. WEBSTER .a.l
u ny health had been better and more time bad
renamed e. as Il Wa my rurpose 20 address the
Senate on the BIZ before II and al-" on several
tople' with Which u !. connected TIA. purpose
uut,r exciting circumstance, I must rcc-s.aril,
i0r.gu The true uris ~ - the var With Nc, leo
auh The mot,s~- aud purpo.es tor winch :, org
nall, comnsnced hesri, ahls i.scu,scd slrcadN
A. ,uhiccr not ~ sNiAn.te4 ! have been iar
ilru'sfiy sfslr"u, n ranminiuy th.m lam greatly
afesircd Nr Precedent II shall not ,rc ION, sce
ia-u coming t. the light aud .,reau-.afre. fpurd
cvinc'ilHS AID coi.rnffihs which shall ~ on the
"a .inrHp'ca msnts more dchaitc aaa liaincl
Jufpes., inteniri g. bs ,l,cto, VIA, tAt cooper.
Aiou q ether' "a lringinF 90 Ao.iiN'ics With VI,
ieo than has ~ yes tee. c.early d'iclnicl 81 fully
uni,ruSod
Al preset. lAeaii l4rl, La,eri..n bat toll,
before ID" Senate the re'"iutious ~ the Hone oi
RcTresfrt.ftc- - Ian, sd,Itsd on Thar
da' at. w have great q 81 90 st uDinrn,,rr ahl
crItrI'rn on state - LOTIONS brought here Thu.u
Cd hcttgap, particularly. have BEEN ,.fy ,hArrl,
an4 hatr.Nly i.etsi irta T. sc~ ~lrthsr tho o..
s'f mean wiai if's ..sin t. mran. The. resolu-
g. r' - MA.,,ehust q, hope ate suff,irntly d.
hnc's decided lesY ADMIT of n'i,her DOUBT
not oAsli e,cn ~ doubt ea,ii ~srs pertn,..ible
90 sgfh citt. What tie Legislature 4 Na,sa
chnsett thlHs 1t hss said AMI sA,i PLAINLY and ~.
rseu,- Nr President ihs,c p"' teio'c Or, trsbu.
h~i tust n, .ngeAglt, 60 shht the lA-. e, call .
4, -. So. 4 ~ - ~ -.
80. 49,.
h.,r
. ssurse g. alief.t.ni ever, ihinfac rdlnr a.
.;he ccwunn ussn4. : 4 e.. -ord. u.sL az al
.er...... .,.r. H., -, 4, 49, = -,
49, n .t.,t -. 49,, .,.,hI - -,
to-, r "a . t.,.,..., : , -, H. -.
= i.fm.r i.m~' tf'. DID, /. hans 100 poe ard part
eIes ~ i.p.iistt tts .u'.ian,. f..ra .ri 4. Il
b., .r4,., 1890. .., - ,.t "a
,s,l.r h.. 49,. 49,, ut.tt..
th.tr~ t.l..,,n - a.. - -, l..,.,., ., 80,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

/" d'cr Gruel DO You like water grn.l'
Know you say no; hut you ike It bette,
than YOU do physicr oh. yes, Well
then. when you have bad cold ard ,ro
h"sr-' make your water Cruel in III, usunl
wa'. and when nearly done ,licc two or three
oniois, and simmer them with the cruel 20
MINUTES i"ngcr pDur II 'nto bowl add a
inmpoi butter htilc -alt aud pepper and
swccten II with mola.~, Take a mouth.
inl two or three tunes during the evening.
and large dose on going bod Take M
o,hor nourishrncni. and you will he well ne.,
day perhaps
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

John Foster SAID two very witty ,hinr.
Tn beng tod that the Emperor Alexander
Wa p'ous man. h. said, 'Ycs. v.ry piou,
q" doubt. he sad eraco before he swallowed
Poland On being shown come ~or.,ed
sort IN winch rod va. The predominant, ,iot
BE- ssid /, vas red with Llood Il murdered
time
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

otthe sns- II rarbes No so~ eoosh, 70
PC" I've l'nins al ecnnf,icn wnh poln
81 mo'snen's. he d,.os.d lr,~,f 10 The
lmp'o''ncn, Of he .seo,t,, r,.sss.ons
Ito hcsraahl, mansion t~csms the ,,,,,,
" di''nsu"h'd men Of all os,oos end y~r.
80. md ,'r"emlI, IN Ion IL, N, &c.
TN o. roln'esl nppros'on Such ~ss Tho
condition OF the pute 81 Orleans " hen On.
"he' e2nhQosk, shook ffsnes To 10 cen.
re and this time instead Of ovcsw h. lm,ns
lou" ~ su,ns, el.,s,-J hun to the h,eh.r
pinnacle Of rank end powct
blset~ocds Msssso~ hf January,
leC' e''s s'm' Information concerning
NE re'soosl hsbns 81 taus rh,,lm a,
the rfesn, i'm.
The liie Of I.ou, pLll,rc~ !. on, of IN
e''s'hl toll mi au,rN b.. l.ou,. - i.,
he work harder Than lhb, ~ b. ,rcsr..
80 sphrcl l,' ~ ! : :. r, ,atv.
'fr'pi a.. tfp0i .cs h.. G'ys
""'k hrs,ns nc rccc,,s ,hr~e or four
huni''j Icnsn zach dsv. md hose Of in.
rouancc Lc snswcis himself
Isoun PHILIPPE ,skcs the newspapers ITO
all 81 ihcm and csch morning e,her tc.
tot" OF after breakfast. oil the newspapers.
p"l''ca' pamphlets, even rsf'cs,ufrs, arc
'"d upon the table. and The king and the
rtner his soo,) a'~ the f,r 10 rad aloud
The sn,el-s published sgs,nu thtm Cue
tom which would enlarge The understand
'ns and IMPROVE the political knowledge of
some "eknow Of tn. k,r," like
os'ctul man takes particular Gaze OF h,s
clothes No p'p"'s N his pt,vse rpiy
tie books ~ has library are arranged IN
perfect order lie amused himself when
eon'''s'ng, hv euuihg envelopes bt l,ten
loves i'h"f play nor Gri sports. ani
som 'mes plays OF mn evening. a game II
hll'I'd' lives very smply anil he health
rc'c'll'nt Al dinner b. 'n,,ly eat. any
Ih'n. but soup, nnt Solid .lcc of ,o,M
bee hut his table IL well .tr.d and the
KING 'akcs much Gaze iha, his eu~su
should be attended 10 NJ he ~.,r p,,.
''ir e'n'l' m'n giving n dnnef I, may
interest some o. know that he King md
qb'"p occupy the same b,d, which - a.
m"" = ht0l' o'u'. ',n- hr ..'o" ,.o
on '.icisa plain hDrsrha,r mlita-sihc 9th
" ''"'h'' DE-" the lh'trf ~ lof The queen"
The princes and rrince.ses are accustomed
like the King 10 sleep on n single manrass
There - always ugh, in their mnlrny'.
ap'nm'o', and hec pistols are placed
on me he fdbie mar hc King" "tncsy
hes 'ho head tha, wcsn a crown"
Such are some OF the pccuIiaries OF
man who ~hcn young and IN exile, Kept
sthoo' IN the UoiedS,a,es born gr,,, Ly
nalufc, he would have achieved an elevated
position by 'nlns'ry md perseverance. tho
i'hcr and mother ofgrca,nc.s, wnhou,,tc
adventurous Circumstance Of bring the scion
Of royal family. 10 LOUIS Philippe. n
recent writer rcma'ks,wc see the eauao,di.
nary circumstance combining. of man
being born g'ca,, Achieving greatness, aud
having greatness 'hrur upon him
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

Az EcctNrRic cLsNaYMAS.-TLcC Gin.
cnnati Advertiser tells story Of nm ccccu.
tine clergyman. who not being y very AMI
mated aud interesting preacher. was often
deserted by his flock at least. b, parts uf
tbcm--un the sabbath The Old gentleman
finally adopted rather = MOTEL method of
keeping the delinquent. up to the poin, Of
duty
"ton mn fp"il- .vp. al.o.,, r-ce
'.-f'". ~, A. N"u,n pub
hclf s'n'c - ~" congregation that 81 Mr.
----'s family had been for some time
absent from public worship, he presumed
there was sickness or trouble in Their house.
hold. md would appoint PRAYER meeting
at their house on the next Tuesday after.
noon
The old gentleman On one occasion. al.o
caught the wanderers by the following piece
Of guile
On one Sabbath afternoon, be told hi.
people that he should take short journey
the rcri dny. aud be absent for short time
bat lie would take care that some person
should come from Boston and supply his
desk the mex, Sabbath
On the mex, Sabbath morning the meet
lnghou-c was filed The whole town turn.
od out t. hear tie Boston minister They
waited awhile ineacer expectation ofL,, en-.
trance, when IN marched the Row Mr. y
and walked up the broad aisle. a. Le lad
becp accustomed many ycnrs rpio Ly. On
ascending his pulpit. he smiled gIa,iou.ly
upon bis audience. and -aid -
i am glad my dear hearers. TINT lave
got You out; lou are here as you ought 10
he and hope your minds are prepared to
receive Instruction ] came from Boston
yo,'oldaY. ~ -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

Doing tehdi me I)crI Hftsr dad Avor
Ny clergyman 'omewhere On the CAsa "a.
told that a portion ~ his hock were dl..ai.
i.bed With b, ministry. aud anxious g. e.,
rld q him. D,i"rmined 10 H. Beforehand
With them. IN the ney, Sunday u ~ ing
-'e- 'eviee he addressed tiem a, fl.
NJ dear hesrer,. ~ the course on 81.
sung veea. It !, M intention " d. What
toe devil himself never did yet Imsaas
tn isor> Cep~ CD -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

Pom he knick,fts-kw
MQltNiNGiii IN
The morn 10 al l~r heaut, vale.
ADi from her golden ,r,..~. shake
The dew - night
The habblius brook, the ~hi.ier!pg ~ini
With snbs 81 b.rI, to pta.e The, IL joined b.
Father Of light
Shall MAJ alone refuse t. ,inr
Thy pralsc' ~hHo f'rrlal King
Thy love .r taiu.'
On n n,,eil -,ngto Thee,
And Ihiur ny morning .ong hal! lie
WI J. Ilfr rrtnliuf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

y n-nHei't rpIy y pcllIn1t ih,
aaon"hsd mohsr No vhosf No ban.
ns ~ IN, ,hlt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

lady Who Ind boosted highly 70 do
ner party of,be good msnp~n ri her lnlle
darling addressed hun ~rh--Ch,rl,v.wili
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

ih rri e.tA>i tsvi' fesslstiar, are nof sA., tA..
~ 4" v ~ thai ihs, o. vt '-gri,s a., rmris,.
""'" ~ " fs-s'' effs-ii'st tAs, tse. sol, 80
p" w. 'f'"fl 'stefs s'ms srosr ssnc4r. 49, g.
- thsi No. or's 'efsr q dlspa.l' W. it fsrssA
Z" hffi|' sner ~ 'Asii have .rsn scsulrsd ADD
"utfa 100 DO 80 h.sssrfs ifh.n. q ~a.s.ii tAaf
"a - aIren that 81, iling 81. ts4u,red ofNs
'ef at, y~a'. . rgse
NJ Pf.''asrt ~ndsr't-na all tAes. ttiur. ,sr,
fi's'snt'' ~a'h - ne ths ',',~- oftt~ ire state.
as4 - 'thsT state o, ii-cstV, a. Tls.r trrut.t
80. tftn BE- NneeIt-s stard. It. tar.s 80 clear
Al distinct utasfitsni that load and iu,sr
siiss call s made spen "a at roc H. tai. ,sea
rhes no. g. issst u e,ftslA. nuv thaf 90 rfrs
'a's state ''..N ,,e- T.. sddsd ton tninn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

i J PAGE, ~ ID.
" ySbt1 Az AND AtW re T. a \
tHooms o',' iss stc,r 81 D.u.u 4 Co..
Es,lsnd. VI.
FOOT Il EvERTS,
Auefsevs asd tosss~itsss ~ Law asd
Sole ttors ~ tkRnrey,
eo."noa r"o, Rs,isne. VI
Asuis u t,e,ts q
TIiRAI.I 4 POND.
Attssseys asd tosoariioss al INw md
solicitors Ia than~~sy
HVti.nd y,
Nsss~s u. rhrau.l
A, -bcu Poss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

H.e anc' noe he rriUfs,d from 81.
lie Of Lom--f'orn poverty 10 n. Pslss
Roysl Tr-d Of R.,olu,,oos end -,sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-10

Died.

Died.
On Sunday morning. May 9th, Mrs. HARRIET GairrrN
aged 40 years
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral this (Monday) afternoon at
o'clock from her late residence Al Hester street Her
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
On sunday morning, 9th instant, WIN McLrAy senr.
aged SO. "'' '''''
The relatives and friends of the family are rcspectfu
y invited to attend his funeral from the residence ~
his son, John Mclean No ~ Morton street this Mon
day. afternoon ut as o'clock without further invita-
ton ''''"
On Sunday, 9th instant JOHN SIMPSON native Of Kent
England N'"'
His friends are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, this day. (Monday) at o'clock r. M from his
late residence, SOL Hudson street, Arlington SQUARE
The members Of the old Company Citizens Volunteers
are invited to attend
At Albany, Tuesday evening, April 9th. Mr.
JOHN RKsroN Of Whcldrakc, Yorkshire England in the
67th year Of his age.
At Richmond, Va, the 9th in slant Of ipfamma
ton of the bowels. DR.. AUGUSTUS WARNER Professor
Of Surgery in the Medical Department of Hampden
Sydney College Dr. Warner for several years Pro-
fessor Of Anatomy and Surgery in the University of
Virginia, which post he resigned about nine years since
and removed TO Richmond for the purpose est abls
ing medical school in the metropolis Of Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-10
LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPHIC.
FURTHER PARTICULARS
BATTLE OF CERRO GORDO.
LATER FROM MEXICO
HIGHLY INTERESTING.
Preparations for Fortifying the City.
&c. &c. dc.
H n lY INTERESTING.


New Orleans papers received at Philadelphia last
evening six o'clock contain further interesting par
ticulars of the battle, but nothing later.
The enemy's loss in killed and wounded about
equal to
Thirty beautiful brass cannon and large quantities of
ammunition were taken
Some Mexican officers taken attribute their defeat
the cowardice corruption of Santa Anna. They ad
nit he had eight thousand men in the lines and six
thousand outside the Entertainments.
The Mexican infantry, who fought SO well at Bucna
Vista and all the regulars artiersts present
Several officers released by Gen Scott after the capu
aton Of Vera Cruz without PAROLE account Of their
galantry, were found among the killed and wounded.
The advices from the city of Mexico state that Co
mez Farias has been removed from power bill having
passed Congress by 80 to in favor Of suppressing the
Vice Presidency Of the Republic.
Previous to Santa Annals leaving the capital, the
day Of his departure Pedro Amaya was chosen substi
tute, receiving go Almontes H. He took oath
and entered the duties substitute the and OF
April On the Sd he held consultation with various
military officers and distinguished individuals the
propriey Of terrifying the capital Opinions gene
rally expressed that the works should be commenced i'm
medatey, and government had charged the principal
engineer to prepare in two days plans of Qualifications
The inaugural of Amaya and address of Santa Anna
to his constituents and the Congress- are given in the
Picayune the first disclosing more fully his views OF
action in regard to the and the second one Of
Santa Annals abest productions, like all his speeches
public addresses breathes fierce and determined
hostility towards this country and excludes all thought
of peace
guerilla war, and attacks posts, advocat
ed by the leading members of the Mexican Congress.
The squadron under Commodore Perry has returned
from its expedition to Tuspan.
We have Brazos dates Of the o4th from General Tay
lor's army
Resolutions of thanks to General Scott have boen
introduced in the Louisiana Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-10

checked all undue mutations in prices for principal
staples II the Independent treasury act had been in
existence there poud not haze been such large impor
tation Of specie and the strict enforcement of that act
~" Keep the bulk Of the specie imported in the country
1t is pretty well understood that the currency has
very great influence upon prices of every species of pro-
perry and in proportion to the depreciation in the
currency prices become inflated Had the banks been
without any such restrictions the independent
treasury imposes upon them had they continued to
hold the government deposites there would doubtless
have been expansion the part Of these institutions
equal to any heretofore experienced Prices for goods
wares and merchandise would have become very much In
aed the spnners of Europe would have been able to
manufacture fabrics for markets amidst all the re-
strcons imposed at home by tight money market and
high prices for breastu and should have received
payment for exports in cotton woolen and other manu-
features instead of receiving 1t in specie Nothing but
the great Improvement In the value Of currency and
Its influence upon prices has prevented large importa
ton of foreign manufactures So long as the ndepen-
dent treasury act rgidy andregiousy enforced,
long will importations continue moderate, while 1t
will aid and increase exports BY bringing prices in
our home markets down to specie level we stand in
more favorable position as sellers, while we become
buyers only proportion the ability of other nations
In underselng manufacturers of similar articles
IN markets
Heretofore have purchased at paper prices and sold
at specie prices Merchandise manufactured in Europe,
under currency reduced nearly to specie standard
could be sold in markets. regulated by deprecated
paper currency at profits and the result
that markets frequently overloaded with the
manufactures of Europe. The independent treasury
does away with all this and it is therefore plainly to be
seen that the present financial policy of the
acts more powerfully protection to domestic
manufactures, than all the tariffs ever had
The manufacturers of Great Britain understand per-
ecly well the operation and effect of the independent
treasury act and they have abandoned all idea Of real
izng so long that act continues in force such prices
for their fabrics they have heretofore received Our
own manufacturers were in prosperous
dtion they thriving better under specie currency
and low tariff, than they did under expanded
paper currency and a high tariff Nearly hundred
thousand bales of cotton will be consumed in the United
States in 1884, and above the consumption of any
previous and fair profits realized upon every
kind of manufactured goods
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for stocks
in this market for each day of the past week. and at
the close Of the week previous With two excep
lions there has been very little variation in prices
QUOTATIONS FOR THE PRINCIPAL SrocKs IN THE New
KnRH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-10
Second Board.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 8.
The market Tor breadstuifs continued firm, though
saes OF nour were some less extensive than they
Yesterday osncsse' on the spot, sold Mt 81 u.s. with
small sales at 81 STA. To arrive in ALI MAJ s.os 49,,
freely made at 81 co. with parcels at 81 ca,, TO
arrive in June sales made SO 10 and in uv at
50 62li Sales Of corn the spot were less active
lot Of Northern yellow deliverable next week command
ed &c In the forenoon, salc Of the same quality WA.
made az 81, lin the cty) During change some parcel,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS ELSEWHERE.

WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
F. 4 MpIshslI, LesseeIW, r. Blake MsnogeIoFirs,,
rcrformed the tragedy of JACK CADE-Jack Cade, Mr.
Forrest; Wat Worthy, Mr.. Jameson Widow Cade, Mrs
I. Marianne Miss Fisher.
include with the LOAN OF A LOVER-Peter spyk,
AL. llpman; Gertrude Miss Fisher.
On Tuesday Mr. + RESTS second night.
CHESNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
- Monday Evening, May O.. will be presented Weber S
Adolph, NJ F9zer Ga;paI. Mr. segua; Bernhard Mr. Me
Prince Ottocar Mr. Walters; Wilhelm Mr. Sauef; Linda,
Mrs. Seguin; Rose Mrs. Phillips.
Tomorrow evening, Aubers Opera Of
FRA DIAVOLO.
Prices-D-es circle aud Parguerr Family circles
q cents; Private boxes, IS.
Doors ~ n'rlorh-to eight o'clock.
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The business Of this week s rather small; good de.
mand s prevailing for the various grades but our
market being very light, large orders cannot be exc
cuted.
WHALEBoNE.-N. W. was inactive at 29a3Oc The
last sale reported at the former figure
WHDxEY.-We only heard of Is hhds drudge which
sold at 29c.
FREroHrs.-To Liverpool, some engagements were
madefor heavy goods Mt 25s and IS Cd for flour The
packets, however, demanded 30s per ton, and 3s for
flour 300 tierces lard engaged Mt sos per ton
small lot OF provisions engaged at 3s Cd. per Dbl
We heard Of no engagements to the continent or to
London,
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Destructive Fire.

PHrLApELrHrA, May q, ls47.
At o'clock, r M FIRE broke out In Baltimore In
j. Il J. Williams extensive cabinet warehouse, South
street Pratt AMI extended to James Ches
nuts large grocery store at the
Kernans bakery, Mcddleton's tobacco establishment,
Jamcss Dowelle's and Hamltons stores, Nil de-
stroyed Total loss probably 100000 $4,000 insured
DR. George Mcclellan died suddenly to-day in Phla'
oelphia Of bilious choc, he about his business
Yesterday rs usual aged 81.