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TABUcAYA. Auqust oe rsA1

TABUcAYA, August 26. IS47.
ne prospects Tor peace look brighter, although
hetreaty is far from being signed. Oar accents
from the city would certainly Indicate that strono
peace feeling pervades the better class of citizens
as well as those Of the middng order-tbev have
evidently lost all confidence in their own vanpt
ing soldiers. and are anxious TO get rid of future
taxes for then support. For u vgonIer,su MIA
ces as oaguntum, Mumantia and Saragosta. whose
examples they Were TO follow and even excel in
the matter CT defending themselves 10 the last
nave not been mentioned or alluded to for a week
past The Mexicans are certainly becoming "a
uohal' no more do the Polkas the upper ten
tnousand OF Mexico. parade the streets askipo
IKE SO many Claude Nenottes to be placed " here
their country most needs soldiers their shameless
conduct before Churubusco, in running without
ever firing gun, has taken all the conceit out Of
'hem. NO more do the noisy military demag gogues
talk OF future; no more do they fume and brap
ana vaunt OF what they are going to do, and Of
now the rapacIouS North Americans are to find
common grave under the walls of their beearrler-
ed city; the blow has been too great for them
l ne capital was their jumping-of place--there.
by an extraordinary proves they supposed them
selves to possess even against the evidence of a
dozen disgraceful defeats, the infamous Yankees
were to be taught their utter inferioritv when
compared with the valiant descendants of the il.
lustrious Hdalgo-there they have been routed
by force not one third as large as their own
driven from strong vantage grounds without what
Wouid'be deemed struggle by the real nations of
the earth; 50 shameflly defeated that even all
the Mexican ingenuity of lies and excuses can find
no patlIatIon for their discontinue. Divide all
the self-suificiency and overweening pride in the
world at the commencement of this war into two
parts and the Mexicans possessed of one e-half:
and if they had only clung TO their batteries with
the same tenacity they did to their paper vaIor
they might have retained their credit even although
they lost their guns. Now, all is gone-means
materials, name and standing in the world-and
there certainly is portion Of the proud people of
the Mexican capital disposed to listen to peace and
sheathe their useless swords.
Yours, &C., G.. w. K.
P. S.-Snce the above was written, we have
received a thousand and one rumors from the city.
The report that Bustamente is approaching with
some 6OOO troops is renewed, as well as the ac-
count of the advances of Perades upon the capt.
tai. All the shops in the city are closed, and con-
sternatIOn still reigns. Many will have it, the
evidence being their own proper eyes, that the
MezIcans are throwing up breas! works and con-
structing batteries at different points, and they say
too that Santa Anna either is desirous of gaining
time, or else to make Que of the main conditions
of peace that he is to be supported by American
arms against any faction that may rise against
him, in this they are probably more than half
right.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25
CHKs. C. GAINES,
SUCCESSOR TO GEO. .PARDow, JUR.. & CO.,
IMPORTER g. DEALER lNFOREIGN & DOMESTIC
EaABsHs 81 ssE8 & CUTLERY,
2G Noga-ine and 10 GraUicr SIS,
NEW.NRLEANS La

Is now receiving, direct from Europe and the
American Manufactures large and extensive as
sorments Of every article in the Hardware line
the following comprising part
100 doz Collins 65 Co.'s axes ass'd light O. heavy;
1000 kegs best Boston nails ass'd from to GO;
800 doz cotton cards ''Whiitcmore's' No. I0:f
200 " wool &C.
40 ions castings ass'd pots, ovon-spders & lids;
1900 French pots ' from to 60 pts;
200 coils grass rope from to inch,
so g cotton piongh-line rope;
100 tarrd rope from 6 to II thread;
so casks OK and log and trace chains;
40 doz casl-sleel socket spades;
100 d" shoveIs ass'd, different makers;s
so s. spades, RowIand's, Ames & Adams m;
so casks wedding hoes, all prices;
10 s. '' s. cast-slcel;
500 Indian corn mills ass'd from ] to s;
300 doz Wilson's coffee mills No. i, 2 & 8;
All kinds Of cutlery, tinware, guns, rifles, hand
saws, augers, drawing knives smiths tools, stock
and dies, screw plales, mill and crosscut saws,
"RowIand's" manufacture, locks hinges, SC, ews;
with complete assortment Of carpenters tools
Of the most approved makers and fashions.
County merchants and planters will find it to
tnoir advantage to call and examine the price Of
my Goods, which will be sold at low prices for
cash, or good approved paper.
Sept, lS47. T32:Gm.1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25
TACUBAYs, Aug. 80, IS47.

believe that up to this time have neglected
to mention that Major Gains, who recently escap-
ed from Mexico, was the staff of Gen. Scott
during the recent battles, and that Midshipmen
Rogers was on that of Gen. Pillow. After
the route Contreros, and while our troops were
on their way to Churbusco, u house where Capt.
Daney and Major. Borand were secreted was
passed. The former was quite unwell at the time,
but the latter came cat, shouldcred muskot, and
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25
STILL LATER.

,oli,euess of Peter Hanger, Esq, of
=. ,re favored with an Extra Gazette,
,Sb from which we collect the follow
~...,l narticulars of the late battles.
From the N o. Picayune. Sept. 9.
,.,tsr from the ARMY of Gen. Scott.
.r,'',-i,l -, correspondence of the Picayune.l
71i' TAcUBAYA, August 24, Is47.
an, not a little time in endeavCring TO
ia'0 r. of he killed and wounded officers in
-, baitIes of the Goth, not difficult mat
inch lsI, n as the different divisions are quar-
: r;IIqges several miles apart. The follow
4 IN he found in the main, correct:
wa II. S. REGULARS.
!. o,,;,e loss in the division of Gen. TwigGs
s9 see al in that of Gen. Worth, 339; in that of
'SS 0Dtman. Shields brigade,) 24G; in that
ZEN. Pillow 30.
- VOLUNTEERS.
,5o -eoimen Of New York Volunteers lost
N t;iied and wounded.
,bo Ij.b Infantry under Gel. Morgan, Cbe-
ina 10 Gen. Pierce's brigade, lost one third of
,,5osa5o force; the 9th Infantry under Col.
sam. [beonging as well 10 the brigade of Gen.
s1fered severely. Col. Morgan was wound
The leg and badly. The limb win be saved,
!, i,feared il will be some time before he re-
rs entirely.
PALMETTO REGIMENT SOUTH CA
ROLINA VOLUNTEERS.
ota. killed and wounded, I37.
5e fsI strength of this regiment, before the
u commenced, consisted of 1 Colonel. Lit.
leI, Major, l Adjutant. l Commissary, 7
lias, "A Ssbalterns, % Sergeants-273 rank
ile including q corporaIs.
e New York Volunteers also suffered severe
Ut not in proportion to the regiment from
/ Carolina. Col. Butler, who commanded the
!, behaved in the most gallant manner. In
lcing upon the hacienda attacked by General
ds atiha head of his regiment. his horse was
lead. He then advanced on foot until he re-
a severe wound in the leg, which caused
0 fail. In tainting condition he was car
Q the rear, but soon rallying he again ad- !
! 70 the head of his regiment, when q mus
u struck him in the head and he died almost |
.y. South Curolina lost one of her bravest |
ost generous spirits when Col. Butler fell. !
We not had time TO obtain full list of the |
and wounded in the different divisions of |
ny, but shall endeavor to do If at the earli- /
lOrtHnity. A great proportion of our loss
laps nlne-tenths-was in the attack upon
Ong works at Churubusco-Santa Annals |
lines as he called. As t have previously |
no reconaoisance whatever of his strong
4 bad beer made. The brilliant success Of !
irning had Inspired both officers and men
le highest enthusiasm, and they rushed pell- |
Mo the positions the most exposed. and
they were moved down by hundreds.
i'll be seen that our own loss falls a little
f e',ren hun3red-about 5000 men were
y engaged. When the works of the ene-
e examined, one naturally wonders that
'coiI's entire force was not swept away
) army in the same position and since the
the viceroys there have not been Mexi-
lo1gh born TO drive them out.
tie flags are now constantly passing and re.
between the Palace here and the Palace
ico. At this game the Mexicans can beat
Yours, &C., G.. w. K.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25
CLIANGll Oh RUSlNESS.

FESllE undersigned most respectfully informs
H his friends, that he has retired irem the Ear
then Ware trade and entered the General Hard
Ware business, and begs lee 'e TO cali The a.ten-
ton Of the Public to the-fotl ing:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25


By Hhich this armisticc was brought about. On
lie night OF the 2Oth inst, after the great Mexi-
can amy was thoroughly beaten, broken 10 pieces
ana routed alr. Thornton, of the English legation,
accompanied by the British Consul, Mr.. Macin-
oSl-a man who regards Santa Anna hates the
i2hAees, and neYer moves unless his own ends
are 10 be gained-canGe ont of the city post haste
On avIsIi TO Gen. Scott. The next morning Gen.
Mora, accompanied by Mr.. ArrangOiz who was
formerly Mexican Consul in New Orleans, came
Ca'' also on visit to Gen. Scott, and The same
gay the latter wrote 4 letter to the Mexican au-
Aorites, limiting al an armistice between he two
afEhies with view Of opening negotiations for q
peace Ih.s proposition was eagerly Jumped at
0y The Mexican Minister of war. at the instigation
u 'anta Anna OF course, and the result has been
ueaty or arralstlce in whica, according TO ru-
NOR nearly every thing the Mexicans asked for
was conceded. ! know nothing of the proceed
,ngs Of this commission except from hearsay.-
Ahere are few, and | must acknowledge myself
among the number, who think peace honorable
@la satisfactory to the United States is to grow
Vo' OF this matter. The whole affair on the face
o. It. looks like one of Santa Annals old tricks
" gam time and plan some new scheme Of trick
a.! and assimilation, and as he has British in
Z NSehee 10 back him he will be apt to carry out
~-~NisNhCS' nave uiHdyS StllQ ana al
ways believed that Santa Anna was favorable to
g%ace--io peace from policy only--and still be-
.e'e ne may endeavor to bring it about but great
- 1s Is ms power, ike sail vessel he can only
81 WIN 'he wind and current. and has too many
aIu 100 powerful enemies to carry out his present
TIE United States.
80, Sa'la anna accuses Valencia of having lost
c".. zs elpla bg not obeying his orders to abandon
.'lefas a. on the 10Th, and has ordered him TO be
a' shefeVer found; on the other hand, Valen-
br aseuses Sina Anna Of having lost every thing
uol coming to his assistance, and it is now sa id
Y,aI Yan pronounced against him and peace with the
l~-AeeS at Ioluca. Thus matters stand between
~ s ! great Mexican leaders. Again, it is report
n.aI saaI Paredas is advancing from Orzaba, which
b,sssti ss ne successfully reached from Vera Cruz
inv -.Hins nothing but death and utter "ihila'
; i ~, lhe Infamous North Americans, y = II
s.ner stated that Bustamente is at or nea,
r.'ai with COCO men, breathing the same are
~. ssa.lments. l.t The papers of The capital aro,
.;ss ~' s'ent about every thing-they do not eve.
s's an account of their recent terrible defeat.
o7l. Scott was himself wounded on the 20tl
Sss by a grape shot. 1t strnck him on the out
- d Tie leg below the knee, and gave so little
~ al the time thai he said nothing about It bu
- since caused him more uheasiness.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25
NEW CEOTHING

USI received by steamboat P. IT, White-Fine
81 black dress and frock COats fine black sac do :
hne Jeans sac do fine Sattinett do Silk-vovct
vests Cashmere do; Cashmere do; black Satin do :
black Cashmere pants Satlinett do Jeans bla elk
Satin ties Linen bosom shirts black red leather
tTunks--lOr sale low by
E. p. BISHOP,
sept. -, 1917. In TURNER'S old stand.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25
Wanted.

lDES, Tallow, Peltries, Bceswax, Feathers,
{ Z Dried Peaches, Cotton &c; for which we will
pay the highest market price.
Sept. 25, lS47. WALLACE {. WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25
OYSTERS! OYSTERS !!

HIVE dozen OF g Baltimore Fresh Cove Oys-
e. ters," just received onsignment-warranied
fresh and sound-for sale by
Sept. C5, 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

was 10 the defeat Churubuco. hear that Clay
and all the other prisoners will now soon be re-
Leased. Yours, &C., c.. w. Il.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

REPORTER IN MEXICO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

G.. w. K.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
BY Last Nights Southern Mail
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Herald Marine Correspondents.
PHLApELPHIA, Feb 2-An steamer Sydney. Ma.oni from
bel w Newcastle where the brig kebecea IN ,ehnssos
for this port endeavorrd TO tow her on ou ao
aucceed the will have dcharse preparatory 20 ecttk
OF The cy ice boat, Benpsu LEFT thI, morn ns, "a
Anna Rey nods Saow Boston; TURK White, do; bIss W
rus, andsg-, Orleans; Monroe. Watts, Belize; SAIy
Crowsii Boston; schrs Charles ELL ceemsn Sew VI
leans; N cstcott Lodge, Chaeson Consul, bones new
York.
BALTIMORE. Feb Sid brgs Noble, Boone' Liverpool
Gee n, Patterson. Boston. n.
ton; .utt.n galloway NYork. schr Gov Anderson, Wo
hid very ugh weather. Br ship elizabeth G.bes, Liser-
pool; brig VIM DAVIS. Handy, NOrlsaas; schr Excel Bur
NOAH Jsa 2s- Cid bark William 4 james, Mercer,
Yo,k: 81 bng Anti', Menst B"celona brig Emma stai
Nkw UKLEArs Jau 27-Ar bngs Lucy Anu. Thorpdiks.
i'm aiyrsron vctorins Hobbs. FIN Bstinore P.terscn
q W Giimd Coney; sehrs Pslesine Green, 81 Thomss;
Mary Aucusta Hewes, Pensacola A VII Jones I'm the
mouth OF RIO t}ands WIN Elizabeth Beach, Brazos 81
Jago Pacific Smith, Psnsacols Tipp scanoe Carlton. Gal
vssIon CID. steamship Gveston, Havlland, Galveston;
ships Amazon Murray, Gnlf Of Mexico; P:whattn, stone
York; Ma Cieaves, Wilson, iverp>o Sea King, LEI
Dunn do; Puru, Br) Spesce do bsrts lndsna, Watts
York Mary Jane, finsr do; bTss CStnArne Bell IHy's,
Bait; Brookue, spates nn hi P'ae, CLARK, 0Sf Of
Jefferson, ~ OF, Cinsinn -
Rio GaANpE Jan i7Schrs Lone Star, E,izaheth. and Jno
Ron Oft the br wig to be lightersd schrs Virginia. End
RIcHMosp FEB s-Au schrs VIM Henry, Wade, Thomas
ton; Edwa'd franklin. Looa, York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06

LvER,ooL-Ship -6lt7 bars iron Eglston Bat
tell-7 cks Mo ewoD Co-120 bills blsrkbg powder
Moore Leg itt-3 ysssep-T bbs soda ssh Cafk
Comne-l0 Barclay 4 Livi' gson-7 Patton StewarI Cor
lett Coz, But eheid Brothers-l6 T. Bslmsotte-t w
hsdmond-o Chan Va ksr-3 Taft NY co-97 t5Inen-Ie
y Jones co.. /! rrwboud-n Bi ,ekbnIn-n3
wight, stuIse sh,w-T Bird, Oil ian &.o.t n Ward
~ Jsksoa-fo J w Hsris- IL A Mi CHI ,I-3 Miles X
Putnsm-3 Bss:en col w nun - Barrett spauld.
col Oakey.l NaoIer-l2 Nevins Il co.. Mortimer X
Santig-4EE MiinoI-2l A A Denniston-8 J HastDgs-
kgg jenkins-4 II Il II q spencer-3s Rees Brothers
col siope Swan COLO Thompson-l w Rapha-I-s 4
Clnk-8 Richardson X Watson-73 Godfrey. P.ttson X
cot W AymM-i Msson-6 Hoyt X Tiinghars--3
WHO'LL Pat-Ick-7 s Pesrce-t n Heyer-2 Mar.
rin-I2 Hall Bro s-3 kosevet-l Cumming Maine X
co ushmsn x col Met al-9 Van Wagner * Iucher
-8R Haish,-s2 rooter, Mead K COZ Lord, taylor x
co.. Patton eo-3 Lpckhar Gibson--l2o sands Fuller
c,-U Sewart-Ie .ones u coll w ummings-e
Wilkins CO Il bays-I bsldwi coz A Iornmea v
II Whl,more X c II Fellows ~ Wsdswouh--3C b EIhr-
RS swan Moore Lesge Is Russell x Msrsh-3
hsys-2 w sinith-2 opeT--l Halste Haynes-l Is
fouep-2Cla ks West-aL Cooks b., k& ,wan-4 " Ar.
sod.s Brown-a CurfIs-l2 shedot X Phelps
"a n Van Nsst-t Vac Nest-3 Hisgs, Jenkins Co.'s
White wright coas God rsy, Pascn Y co. Falco.
son , sands Fuller co-T 0,hon--7 Bird Gillian K
g1y nv soigess-6 w HoloweIl COT l. Browu-5
pea bush co.. Wat sherm.n-isL Atterbury & co
-, pn =, Dundl.s iron ~ Shields Coz bales Den.
p'serowl eks chain 20 oh sin cables n Lean-2s
u.ht pfotnes-5y a Peue--li Phelps Chute nden
Slnou-zs Cammeren Brand-zP Has 80 tors
eos, pse hompson Nephsws-230 bas on IL res sods
"h " ods non y bales sAd 3sA eks to order " 49, 'NN'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
State or the Fiour Markets.

ALBANY, Feb.A There has been further movement
in f,ur since report on "Wednesday. Yesterday a
lot OF 400 bbs Michigan taken at So IS and lot
1000 bbls mixed brands Of Western at the mark
There are buyer. here Of good Genesee at So as but
holders ask 81 37x Small sales from and Easteru
orders at So 60 uranThe receipts have been light to.
day and prices better Sales Of ct II 70 cts
rye 7oa 7s cts outs 81 30 cts ;barley b6 81 cts
Bosros, Feb. 4-Flour-The demand is modersts. but
prices remain without change; Genesee, So SIX Oao
and Michigan So IS; Ohio round hoop, so e9h Rich
mond, So U.s. Georgetown, So 6sx SO rs cash. Corn
There Il but very little in the market except what in
the hands of doaers the market firm 81 psr buhel
for yellow dat and white, end holders are asking
IA cts. per bushel higher.
CtSciSrArI, Feb. -On Saturday there was still a
brisk demand for aouv, with further advance prices;
sales Of about 100 bbs in five lots 50 10 a5O in two
lots at 81 IS 10 do at 81 s7K 200 at 50 90 SAT from
railroad at IS clear and ten to twelve wagon lots
H75a - STA making an aggregate perhaps of u to
1900 bills
NEw ORLEANS, Jan 81 -Trsnsac lions have been limit.
cd we only hear Of the following sales 1900 bills
Ohio to arrive at SIS 2S $50 from the Levee at SIS l2
100 at St eco choice illinois at So So Corn-Ssles are
confined to $500 bushels white and elbow sold late last
night AZ SOC 1909 sacks prime white 76c; $500
white aud yellow at Soc end 500 yellow 3d. which
decline.
RieHmoSp, Fob s-Flour-sales at So 25. Wheat
Red, 1909; best white 1850, Sales Corn SOC Bran,
l2lc; shorts, lie; brown stufs, 30c; ship stuff 60c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06

Cleared.
eisser.
BIigssyren, Waters, Belfast, Brewer Nelson; Odes
"a, Iunbar, Belfast; hesdy Rim, F,nse Dublin, hicnard
son = Watson; L,Is, Smith Turk. Island Jamsca w
smith 20; Moses Buckley, Charlesron George Buckley;
Ceileen. Ksrstug Charleston, Schmidt Balchen
Schrs-Lady suffolk, 1uthien, p. rto Plata, w Lewis;
Hyperion, Johnson. M, tamoru; Smith Smith, Provi
denee ,ortn str ia ding. Baltimore eager; Curiew,
Mien, Jacksonville.
sIoopCOrinhiae Sheppard, New Bedford; Roper Will
IL ms, Siurges, .rovidence.
hursday-Brig RENDER, Winsor, Gibraltar Foster K
Nickerson.
Arrived.
Packe, ship Sardinia Crock from Liverpool Dec 18th,
with mdse, to T. II MsrshaiI. The expe fenced hsa.
westerly Eses and blawed sal carried away
yard maiu topsal yard crochst yard sprung the
manmast
Schr Cornelia, Bumpus, New BEDFORD, oil.
Schr Thomas Jeheson, FIphsrt, Suffolk, corn.
Brrh bail Madora days fom Halifax. anchored the
bay on Wednesday night.
Below.
1bark-unknown.
The report Of the 81 Bavaria being below is incorrect
Sailed.
Barks Gen Taylor for Londsndery Isase Mead for Sa
vannah; brig Mary Ellen, fer Havre; aud ethsIs.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S. is47,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb S, is47.
The prize piano, and the contest going on 70 OBJ
tain possession Of II, promise to afford amusement
TO the taxing the ingenuity the lawye
Mr. Csrrgsn the unfortunate winner has been plunged
head and in the vortex Of suit at law which
will probably him to expend the value Of the ar
Gle Ia the attempt to secure IT, The writ of rspevin
sued out by him was avoided by those having piano
giving property bond with sureties that It would be de-
lvered to the plaintiff in he the suit II
the goes before Jury,it will be novelty they
have decide upon the merits of the oonundrums Offer
cd on the occasion.
There probability that the extensive collection of
curioses brought 10 this country by tho Hon. Caleb
Gushing IRON China, will he arranged for exhibition in
the lower saloon OF the museum building 10 this city
treaty Is nov going for the engagement of this
loon %hch IN every way nts0d Tor their proper dis
psy having been built for the exhibition Of the colec
uon m.1e oy me late Mr. Dunn during his residence in
that country afterwards removed to Europe
Toe new church edlace built On tho rrjn. nj q,
McnaeIs aes'oyed ny the mob in ls4i, 10 to be dedca-
Tne women hold another meeting to-morrou IN r.I,
ton to the abolitisn Of the death penalty n "a 70 n.
hoped that they will obtain the c9mmuta,;on AZ 80
tsnce OF Biigst Hirnan for humanity r,oosa e sen-
woman between heaven and earth tn on h ,ha
Tho Washington telegraph Is still ont Of order horv
is prcoihls all may De right again before Won rscosa
thts blown down across the wire 81 ,t
Western line this side Of Lane sster which has NO, s
been repaired 1t norc than PROBABLE many snch
iusjens have occurred between III city and pittshnro
that several days may ciapse before we are sgan
within speaking Distance OF thar city.
benefit e given Mt the National Circus this evening
by 1sssrs WEIGH and Delsvan In aid OF the families OF
volunteers now ON their way 10 Mexico The worthy
prop etors Of that establishment have given 1t, use for
ts patriotic object and the performers give their
yises the occasion gratuitously.
Sales OF Stocks mt philadelphia.
ia:s s.. w. lais, 100 Reading as o.sh IL 50 Wei:
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bang Oh vhia b. 49, Chesapeake aud Delaware Ca.
psi stock s., .shuylsil N.v,Es,ion, ssk do do ri 10
stste e. sds. 50; 50 Kentucky Blk, 1 a,o Reading Rail
y 5000 Sch IS s. "a 1000 Loan, So l0lx 1000
L. MORT O." s2 gs do loters 81 1000 Texas Tres
IN, oo huylki Blk, a7 do Nav, 81; IS ir,rd Blk, i1s
5000 T~xss Treas Notes. Is
Ay,ER SALES 400 Guard BIZ. ny, 90 Morris Canal Io&
10 Mech. BIZ 2S& 50 Needing Rk s Fo Sae s. So 1000
Reading Rk bonds 73x 1000 Viii 6s. 3s, 90.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Feo
+.-No 81 New jersey steam Navigation Company, sp
pellant Merchants Bank of Boston The Argument
Of this concluded by Mr. whpple for the up
pelant Adjourned until tomorrow, II O'Clock a M.
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renee Crowel Bait; Smith, Blanchard Pila to lead for
EqIops brig Msga!ss Tuksstary Cleniasses sch5 Cam.
brig Ssiize I'm Port an Pacs Sid ship Ohio, supposed
for the Gu OF Msxco ships Diana MoDtres bark: La
bsvid Pratt saml Cook Acadiaa Emms, Niger; h: No
anok Bridgewater Me1way and from the Roads mp Ne"
Jersey ,. =,
PHILADELrHIA, Feb 5-AI bark Rio Grande. Cousin;i
brandt, Teal, Cha fe,ton sarah tzabeth eo~en aos
Cid ship hoben Burton. Decsn Liv rpo. sshss %
Baker Prov dsuce Increase Wsstco fors' Johh nsIr
man, Eyre, Pelnsvlie, NJ c. Gill;,
ton; senr Congress Higgins, Mstnzas Dropped oeiow'
brig Holander, Lovett. for Cost Of Africa
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The rain storm aud change OF weather. has prevented
full a supply of small meats pork and poultry as for
the former week. and prices have anced at the close
Of this week rapidly particularly in fresh pork and with
good beef We the two beautiful steers raised by
Mr. Puddy dressed and ready for SALE by that enterpr
sing caterer for the public, MIR. Lawrence, of No IA
Centre market; they only Eve years old and aver
age 100 cw each We advise epicures aud others to
secure some choice cuts and they will find the meat
tender and delicious, and not too fat but marbed
ment in this Market in the neaness of the stalls and
the many good things for SALE well the supply Of
hsa and good oy sters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
Cvm 10 Es,UaAL IN rELLiGESCEi.
City Trade Report.

NEw YoRx, FRnDAr ATrEANooN, Feb. o.
The markets varied little in general features from yes
terdays report Provisions continued hrm while bread
su exhibited some ssbleness 10 prices compared to tho
fore part OF the week.
Asnrs-SmaIl sales continued to bo made at 81 SIX
and Of Ysals at 50 97k
CorrsE-Ths market steady with further sales of
Rio at7kc.
Corro.-The sales to-day are l 800 bales The ouly
purchasers in the market are exporsrs ana manu-
lecturers Prices are without change. We continue to
Uuote;-