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TsUcney-.s ts,fh Congress.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE.
On ForeignReiationS-- Messrs. Sewer,
Cass, Archer, Atherton and Webster.
On Finance-AIessrs. Lewis, Benton,
Evans, Speight. and Huntingdon.
On Commerce Messrs. Dix, Penny.
hacker, Johnson, Nd, Chalmers and
Davis.
On nutlcsmeS.-Messrs. Dickin-
son, Coiquitt, Simmons, Sturgeon and
Woodbridge.
On Neutrality-suspicious.. Sturgeon,
Semple, Upham. Turney and Cilley.
On Military AGdirS.-Messrs. Ben
ton, Dix, Critlenden, Houston, and Bad
ger.
On Nara1 AGairs--Messrs. Fairfield,
Yulee, Mangum, Cameron, and Miller.
On Miiitia.-AlchinscD Semple, Bar
row, Fairfield. and Greene.
On Public Ldnds.--Mcssrs. Breese,
Ashley, Woodbridge. Bright, Corwin.
On Prica.e Land Claims.-Messrs.
Yuiee, Semple, Barrow, Pennybacker,
and Greene.
On Indian Affairs. Atchin.
son, Phel IS, Sewer, and Jarnagin.
On Claims-Messrs. Pennybacker,
Atkinson. John NJ. Clayton, Rusk, and
Johnson, I'D.
On Revolutionary Cldims.--Messrs.
Senp:e, Bright, Thomas Clayton, Col
quit, and Phelps.
On the Ju@iciary.-Ashlcy, Breese,
Berrien, Westcott, and Dayton.
On Post Offices and Fost Roads
Messrs- Mics, Sturgeon, Simmons, Rusk,
and Morehead.
On Roads and CanaIs.-Messrs. Han
negan, Turney, Corwin, Houston and
MOrehead.
On Pens;ons.-Messrs. Johnson, OF
Louisiana, Ashley, Pearce, Atkinson, and
Upham.
On Diaric. of Columbia.-Messrs.
Cameron, Breese, Miller, Chalmers, and
johnson, Of Md.
On Patents and Ea'cnt OGce-Mes-
srs. Colquitt, Turney, Phelps, Westcott,
and Davis.
On Refrcnchment.-Mess Turney,
Atherton. Morehead, Cilley, and Niles.
| On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WestcOtR,
Cameron, Evens, Chalmers, and John NJ.
Clayton.
On Public Buildings. -Messrs. Bright,
Cameron and Dayton.
To Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses ofthe Scnafc.--Messrs. Speighr
Niles, apd Greene.
On Printing.-Messrs. Atherton,
Chalmers 4 Simmons.
sT.SOiSc COMMITTEES OF THE Tyorsy oP
REPRESENTATIVES,.
On Elections Messrs. Hamlin, Chap.
man, Va. Harper, Chase, Dobbin, Ellis
worth, McGaugbye, Chapman, & Culver.
On Ways and MeanS.--M cCay, Drom-
goole, Joseph r Ingersoll, Hurgerford,
Houston, Ala. Winthrop, Norris, Vinton
and Jones, Va.
On Cia;ms--DanieI, Hoge, Graham,
Gordon Pollock, Lyon, Leake, Rockwell,
CT. and Dargin.
On Commerce Me- lelland, Tibbatts,
Wentworth, Simpson. Grinnell, Atkinson,
Lawrence. Levin, and Thibodaux.
On Public Lands McClernand, Smith,
Ind, ColIamer, Hunt, Mich, Moseley,
Morris, Re:fe, Hampton, and Blanchard.
On Post Office and Post Roads--Hop-
kins, Kennedy. Reid, Cranston, McIlyaine,
Thomassnn, Phelps, hough and Hilliard.
On the District of Columbia-McDow-
ell, Va, Mcdowell, Ohio, Ficklin, Payne,
Marsh. Hunt, n Y, Chapman, Md, Sims,
and McHenry.
On the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Petit
Lumpkin, Brown, Tenn, Burlington, Sed-
don, Thurman, Dixon and Biggs.
On Revolutionary Claims-Johnson,
Va, Ficklin, Wood, King, Mass, St.John,
Griner. Tilden, Ewing and Bowden.
On Public Erpendifures-Dunlap, Yost,
] Cunningham, Russell, Arnold, Runk,
| Houston, Del, Strohm. and White.
On Prirate Land Cia;ms-Bewlin,
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Cor. 9th Baltimore Sun.
MATAMoRos. (Mexico,) }
Nov. 81, 1856.

1t was generally believed when last
wrote, that the order for the movement Of
General Worth's division oft6e army upon
Saltillo had been countermanded. The
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Ordinary business cards per ann. 90
No advertisements will he inserted in
this paper unless accompanied by the cash
or some person personally known to the
editorsbecoming responsible for the same.
GrAll letters addressed to the editors
must be Postpaid, or they viii not re-
ceive attention.
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DO0R TRIMMINGS Mineral Knobs
Carpenters bsss Rim and MoTtics Locks
Merfplk and Patlsnt Ring Door Handles, also
4asat ead SeEswa. Blind Trimmings, &c., As the
Dlone etsEt, EaSl yeliss.
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BOOTS & SHOES.
Doors 8 SHOES, by the case. at the
ID Det. 90,'A6 sITT CASH SToAE.
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JAMES F. WIGHT,

CrSrpH AcKNT. CnNvEYANcER. AND JUSTICE
or THE PEAcE..-NAperville, 'DI Page
County, Illinois.
Y.Ir a 1914
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TO THE MEMORY OF THE DEAD,

Of THE FOURTH ILLIN oIs REGIMENT.
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BY COL. F.. D BAKER.
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JOLIET SIGNAL.

JOLIET SIGNAL.
Is published every Tuesday morning
on Chicago-street, Joliet, Ill.
TERxs.-Two Dollars per annum pay
able in advance, or $3.50 if payment is
delayed until the end ofthe year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, insertion, $l,OO
Each additional ooE
insertion,
6 months, $50
IL months, 500
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QUINlNE.
EDE Po,Ilass cor sails At LOVES on Chicago
- SsEaes
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a h,,l .s,Orment READY MADE. always on
h,,.d. ar made 20 order at the Shortest N.tice by
: J. CONSTOCK.
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ELISHA C. FELLOWS,

ATTORNEY 81 COUNSELLOR AT LAW
And Solicitor in Chancery, will regularly
attend the courts in the counties OF viii,
Du Page, Kendall, McHenry, Grundy
and Iroquois. Office and residence on
East side the river, Joliet, lii.
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DANlEL CURTlsS.

Ell. LITTLE,
Assornsy AZ Law, and Solicitor n Chancory,wiI
attend the Courts regularly, in the Counties o
VIII. Kendall, Grundy, and Iroquois. Ofice,in
Marrss C.. II. Grunhy Co. III.
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JACOB A. WHITMAN,
ATTORNEY AND coENsELLoR AT LAW,
And Counsellor in Chnncery.
.NiddIepoYt, IrOquOis county. III.
ncAr Arrangements have been made with ten
JAMES Turney and s. w. Randall! Esas. py
-h,ch an. subscriber will Obtain their assistance
whenever desired by his clients
j. A .WHITEMAN.
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OSGOOD g. LITTLE,
Attorneys and Counselors AZ Law and Solicit
are IN Chaneery Joliet, la, Office on Chicago
etsesS. aaa door north Of the Exchange Hotel.
30, OscooD. w. +. LITTLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-21
Ne,u Orleans
cotton Market.

CHARLEsroN, Jan l6The transactions in upland since
our former publication have been rather limited, not
outstanding the comparatively heavy operations which
have characterized the business of two days of the
week. We left the market Friday in quiet state
Buyers the one hand demanding reduced rates,
which holders on the other hand with equal degree
OF pertnacy refused to submit to- hence the stagnant
state of the market at the close of the week On Satur-
were attended with the like result and the sales
consequently confined to $40 bales at former prices
On Monday transactions may be said to have been
pended only 200 bales changed hands On Tuesday,
firm position which factors continued to maintain and
stated in semiweekly report, the market closed
without change in prices On Wednesday, however,
there those among sellers who yielded to cir
chasers at reduction of an to of cent below the
quotations given in our review the morning Of the 9th
inst which caused the sales of that day to up
baes and throughout Thursday even greater degree
Of activity prevailedsaes 5000 baes-but buyers
unable to operate favorable terms the prece
ding day in fact business progressed prices became
decidedly more stringent There good attendance
OF buyers throughout yesterday but the high
OF sellers checked operations and the sales confined
to l400 bales partly terms favorable the buyer and
a! the close of the week exhibited some Irregular
y but we do not the whole feel authorized in making
change on the previous quotations. if except mid
ding fair which is an eighth Of cent lower and would
lions, which, with this exception, the governing
rates OF the close of the previous week. for index
the market The transactions since last foot I'D
bales, and the receipts in the time reach l2774
bales
New BEDFORD OH Market.
JAN l6.-Sperm-We learn of sales of several parcels
amounting to 72e bills, terms not made public. but
supposed l0l cents.
Whale "A sale of 400 bbls Of 80 cents
Whalebone -Nothing doing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-21

Packet ship Quebec, wil.n. from Lor DON and Ports
mouth Dec 9th, with mdss, 0rnneli, Minum Co. Dec
A. g. lon II co. exchanged signals with pseket ship
Hendrix Hudson hence (Noy 81 or Lond Dee TO- lat -
d. loo 20 As exchanged ais with packet ship Argo hence
for H.y5s s.h inst. .aos Ion IS = exchanged sig
Ship South CAROLINA Hamilton, days from Charleston
with cotton, to Geo Sutton.
Bark Americs, MoseIy, days from Bottom in ballast
Br brig syren, Waerson from Belfast Dec 9Th, ballast
Brouwer Nelson 18th inst lat 40 lon 70 30 spoke schr
Tscors: from Boston fI MssanEs. lumber loaded
Prince via Key Ws 10 days with 100 logwood atoms
lignum yite 70 Rossire Coz vessel Badger Peck
Vessels left before reported 18th spoke
ship New Jersey from New Orleans for Boston.
Brig Baldwin, Bassst days from Savsnnsh with cot
ton, 70 Durham Dimon.
sch ysndsia sout, 20 days from Harrington with sh
10 Smith X Boynt0n
schr Hornet strout from Machias with ath and spars
+ Snow.
ahp supposed 10 be the Peter Hatrck, Hocka fm New
Orleans bound to Liverpool to h Hurlbut Co
No vessel in sight from the Highlands at Sun down
Sailed.
Ships siye de GIasse for Havrs Proous for Liverpool
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| WAshINoToNp Jhu 10, A9Sf'
SmishsOniaa iseurs--Estr Session.
There have been less than three circulars issued
within the last two days; one with the imposing caption
The constitution must and shall be preserved and TAX
ing the text "Are the regents of the Smithsonian Inst
tuition constutonally appointed, especially those who
members of Congrsssr the negative is maintained
and an effort made to that the dongs of the regency
(not the Albany are thus far void and of no effect
VIM p. Elliot, architect and civil engineer ed.
dressss the public reviewing article in the Courier
which he considers does great injustice 10 the talented
members OF the honorable profession of architecture
and calls in question the classic taste of Mr. Owen OF
the House Of Representative and Mr. Seaon tho Mayor
of Washington, two Of the executive committee He
says they have peculiar noiona about styles of arch
lecture and from some cause have become very much
favor OF style that has been almost entirely absn
doned since the revival in part, of the pure Grecian
executive committee acted in tho manner charged they
are in the highest degree censurabe.
But the most important Of ALL Is the memorial to Con-
gress, which is being handed to all persons for sigma
lures II expresses deep sorrow that the Executive
Committee are about to recommend to the Regents the
adoption ci New YORK Marble material of which to
build the contemplated Smithsonian Institution, which
marble i to be dressed worked land prepared by con-
victs In the state prison at Sing Sing. ~
matter of regret that smithson left his money to
disseminate knswledgs among men il scrambng for
Proposals have been issued for the erection of the
buildings and Of course the lowest bidder should be
preferred But the institution designed to endure
for ages it would have been beter policy to pay good
prices and have the work well executed by practical
men, instead OF holding ont inducements to those who
buy the labor of convicts at thirty five day. The
stigma, State prison laber" attached an institution
which should belong to the great of the people,
will at once create disgust among the mechanics of the
those that ''to not nor spin"
The proposition OF Mr. Benton. that one Of the ten re-
gmen to be rasedibe poiigears, was it sad advised
by Capt Walker, who in this city and is very in
innate with the Colonel
1t is the opinion OF many members Of Congress that
there will he an extra session of Congress. FELIX
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Home P0rta,

BALTIMoRE, Jan 2o-Arr bark wenham, Churchill New
ship Ann Hor,tmann, fin Bremen. Cid sch Creole OF
Orleans Snswl Allen Tampico; Regina Hill Omstesd do
Pinckney, Gayle, N Orleans
NORFOLK, Jan 49, M Eng bark L-rch Broomhead Liver
pool; packet schr Belle McMsth I'm York; schrs Mssss
,olt, 0?dfry Fall River, Wissahickon, Lines New York
y York Susan, Gsrd.er u steamer Ocean. shsniisnd
I'm Yhiladepha bound g the gulf Mexico, put IN for
Mara and Lawrsuee an Eng brs snip Charles, sehr' VIII
Sid schr North star, Hudsins, N York Arr 7h, briggs Tally
h. Ligtrio 70 Orleans; Avano Baker, uoston; sohrs
;Yn Newport, pts .shr Di,stor Pe. roeomoke md to
PHIIAprIPHTA Jan 20-Arr schr 4 even Iank Talbot N
YORK. CID bnGs Meta Pinckney, Falmouth, Jam; Mary
Balch, Tucker, Tampico. '
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tms scattering Ore In every direction He fought IKE
Turk, and ct the adjournment We And him occupying
the asld Of battle,
with his martial cloak around him
twas great day in the Senate for the spectators il
not for the speculstors who II in respect to tax
ing advantage of the soldiers are the most unprncplsd
rascals that walk the face of the earth
Mr. Cameron bears it all very kindly not little as
onished by the way, that his amendment should have
raised such quadranguar sort of contest inhe Senate
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NAVAL The Secretary of the Navy has in
formed Lieutenant George S. Blake, who COM
manded the s. brig Perry when she went ashore
Key West that he does not deem it necessary institute
an inquiry into the circumstances Of the disaster 1.-THE
evidence the records Of the Department" adds the
Secretary uses in declaring that your claims to
the character of a skifu and jealous officer are Gle.
waited rather than depressed by your conduct in the
placed"
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MARITIME HERALD.

Cleared.
Ship,-Queen Of the West Woodhou,c, Liverpool, Wood
hull Mintun'; Hampden, B.iggs Liyer29o Sso ~ whes
wright; Elsinore Proctor, LIVERPOOL II fect 49, AZ
antic Rose New Orleans, stanton Frost; Coumoia' no
binson, Charleston
Bsrk-Montezuma, Thompson. Brazns o,,.. ..
Brig-Emma, Dunhsm, Trinidad de Cuba, Chastelain
Ponvert
Schrs-suffolk Berry Port Prince. SHIELDING Ferris
Forrest King Kelly Curacoa, Foster Nieks,ssni Micn
gan Terry baltimore johnson Lowden; Hiram Gerard
Price Baltimore Maillsrd Lord Globe, Simmona Wash
inglon; hmphibous, Snson, hadeiphai Hope h'chao'
sicopsmEmpire, Griffin, Key West ThOs w Them, Dur
fee, Fall River. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-21
COMMERClAL.

Wednesday, Jan. 40.
AsHEs-Prces continue as last noted Pots S.; Pearls
So so. Market dull.
BREApsrrFrs The transactions in -four are limited,
and nothing doing except for home The Intelligence
from Europe due by the Boston steamer anxiously
looked for and until Its receipt here will be nothing
doing in the way of export. The market continues firm
Of our quotations Of yesterday.
CoIroN-The sales to day 1000 bales. Prices are
considered firm, and conform to classification.
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFICArIONs
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Passengers Arrived .

LoNDoN-Pscket ship QuebecD Wothe rspoon lady and
child, London; Mrs Mowbray do;C G Hill. U 8 A. Nor
wich, Conn Lucas London; G M Reynolds, do; VIM Ku
hurt, Germany; Mrs kuhr do; end Eve in the
s AZ 1 BaldwinlLS Nell lady and child
CHARLEsToN-ShipS South Csrelina-Mrs Taylor, WIN
Oakley, MIR Hotchkiss & lady, NJ Comns.
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Domestic lamentations.


SAvANNAH-Brig l. Baldwn-268 bis cotton J. n Brigham
loo do Sila, Bronson-4I do Henry Butler-s2 do
0raves-68 dry hides Randall-sundry pkgs liz bales
cks to order.
CHARLEsroN-Shp,southC aroliua-s2 bales cotton A
Levsrck3o bales SpIague Robinson eoe0 bales JOSEPH
sp,sEus, Robinson Ss9n.as sas DIoason-sl sscket,,
Tor Rich-l6t Drake Mills, Wood Merrits-50 Olcott
Mckee co--6i pkgs VIM M Loomis-46 bags Dbl Green
way, Henry co-54 bags lbs Seaman & Peek-e4 w
Smyth-s pkes Phelps. Dodge co., Rev G. Tomes-7
Semblsr II mball Brown COD ba'es Seignette & CO.
Holman CO. PkgsJ Mahieson-2 pkgs Prime Ward s
Kings half bxs Corlies, Haydock X co.
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froraygn arapcrraa,ous.

LoNpoN-Ship Quebec cks bottled beer Barstow &
eo4 hhds Spanish wine 30 cks do order2 md.e
Rockwell cos do to order-2 bales do Spauldng Tho.
mas X Vail2 cs do Lewis Fairman--2 do Il 0riffn-i6
pkgs do Vyse SonsioO slabs banca mdse order
100 bxs do B0oring Wte-3 do Finn Bates--4 do
Oppenheim co-5tcs hid rotten stone b Eman-3
pkgs sbrs straw goods to odert cks pckel Bnngr Co
cs brass wire cks emery powder and cloth cask cutlery
Jas Cary es cks %dss s,robings bis Geo Hastings
ges Shawl do Allen, Hazen cot cks bottled Rus.
sell snrgs-5 pkgs straw plating Waer-3 indse
sonIio pkgs mdse Hoadley, Phelps CO.'S do More
wood X CO.'S do Cumming, Dodge cos do w T * IA
Ma-io do Brown, ssaver Dunbar-7 do Bea Bush co..
1000 slabs tin to order-l c. mdse Enenputsch-2c do
cry w Morrson.l cs books 1homson-i cs pickles
and confectionery Disper-l csk md,e Clark McConnn
Il do Finest Fiedler- cs parchment Cohenl mdsc
Wiley Puinam-l cs books and photographic Bart
lett Weord-l box charts and mathematical
4 q w Blunt-l cs mdse Mdgeon- $3.50 tons coal Grin
ne Minturn Col case mdse Read, Taylor Col do
Tones Son-1 cs paseb boards Leppuld col mdse
Alp-i do VIM Leary u col do Barber Brohen-i case
&c Brehaup Chum-lo poneys, born the passage,
] Hitchcock
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WAsHrNoroN, Jan. 10, Is47.

WAsHiroTor, Jan. H. lsH.
Col Benton fought like bona Ads Lieutenant General
to-day in the Senate. He FIRST demolished Mr. Bsrrsn-
~ next attacked psll nell Mr. Calhoun who bore the
assault. however, very kindly, and next be pounced
svsn Mr.. Cerwin's snsndnsss, keeping up ct the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-21

the bill making appropriations for the Indian Department
for the year ending June 80, lslS
The bill was read through whom the committee rose
for want Of o quorum.
motion was made that the House adjourn but it was
disagreed to.
Mr.. HousroN, of Alabama, submitted resolution to
close the debate in i've minutes after going again into
Mr. AsHMuN moved that the House adjourn. The mo-
ton negatived.
The demand for the previous que ston was seconded
and the resolution was adopted.
Mr. HAMLS desired to Offer resolution from the Com
what members of Congress have received commissions
in the army with view that the privileges of those
members may be reported on
motion made 10 90 into committee of the whole
Mr. AsHMUs again moved that the House adjourn.
Mr. THoMPsoN-is not quorum present. ITO be
there 10, but some won't vote
The srEAxER.There was quorum present, on
counting ION, there must be quorum-let's have a
Mr.. SAWYER moved cell Of the House
II was ordered, and a hundred and twenty four men,
bers answered to their names.
The SPEAKER said the absentoes would now be called
but on motion Of Mr. Chapman Of Alabama, all further
proceedings in the coll were dispensed with.
The House, after further proceedings, went into
committee Of the whole, and Mr.. Cobb was called to
preside.
Mr.. AsHmvs Immediately moved that the committee
The affirmative and negative were counted, and cries
Of vote behave like those against rising
The question then taken by tellors and members pass
ed between the gentlemen stationed at the head of the
confusion.
The report was. no.quorum !" and after few quss
tons asked and answered. and the Ave minutes to
which the debate limited had expired, Though there
was no debste)
Mr.. WINTHROP raised question of order The rules
of the House require that bill making appropriations
must be discussed bu there had not been single sylla
BILE Of disc ussion
The CHAIRMAN replied that II was not for the commit
tee to judge of violation Of the rules Of the House
The telers were again requested to count the members
No quorum sgeIn voting, the committee rose as they
obliged to do and reported that fact the House
Mr.. AsHnus moved that the House adjourn; and the
motion prevailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

tons include 1000 bxs Havana At o. al cts for Brown
and sass for White $50 hhds New Orleans and New
Iberia. an 100 Porto Rico has: 300 Cuba 6,as!
and 80 ST Croix, q 09i, 4 mos.
TOBACCO &c-The market IL quiet and ~. haze
but notice sales Of 20 Florida Tobacco AZ An on
cs 40 bales Cube on private terms and 40 900 Nos
and Manila Cheroots, II 50 and 70 so, 6 mos.
HIDES--we notice farther sale. of 1000 sou,bsrn o,
cts r2O Monevideo 20 n 49, less four per cent
cash 300 Ismpico. $50 Masmoros and 400 dry sailed
Charleston on terms not made public.
LIME-Within the past ten dave $500 hills Themes.
ton have arrived. all OF which with an active demand
has been disposed Of at 2dl l3 an advance of l9i
ais cts The arrivals unusually light for the sea
son and the supply in dealers hands very small owing
10 the diversion OF tonnage hitherto employed In this
trade to Government and other purposes
MOLAssEs-cubs is very dull but for the better de.
scrptons there 10 fair demand. The sales include
Iberia at 35o36 cts $50 hhds Trinidad Cuba 30a3l
100 Csrdenss. &c 3d2i; 100 Cuba Muscovsdo 1882
800 Porto Rico IS and 80 st Croix, &C. mos
OlLs-Of Whale, have only 10 notice sales Of 500
bbls handsome at New Bedford at 81 cts Inses Ia dun
Crude Sperm s offered at the East at lower rates 300
gallons Olive, in casks. brought 81! and 20d3O bbls
Meats Foot, 65 cents. cash.
PRONlSlONS-There is good deal Of Hrrnuess in
Pork and we note sales 1000 bbs at 10 "A and IA 60 for
old and Is Is for new Mess There also sale of $50
bbls old Prime at S3 buyers option 60 DAYS Sales $50
bbls Baltimore Prime Mess Van Bruut and Ada1nsr AZ
10 so 100 bbls Sour Rumps and 100 bbs thin Mess
at 10 80 that price being refused for more There was
good inquiry for Picked Meats and we note sales -
ties sugar cured Hams at e. and 100 or 200 pkgs West
ern Shoulders and Hams at O. and g. sale Of 1000
s Bacon was made OF l0c cash In Lard 30 bbls sold
at loo, and 300 kegs Leapds' at lOi cts. Export.
from let TO 9th April Beef Ole bbls Pork 4s9 bbl.
Lard G 275 kegs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
NEW AND ELEGANT CARPETINGs

IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR SPRING sALEs.-Just
Ireceived By recent nporsops and now being opened,
large invoices Of and beautiful Carpetngs consisting
of rlch AuhussOn Axminser, Wilton Velvet and Tapes
tre Carpets Tor Drawing Rooms and PsrOrs, embracing
great variety OF designs adapted 70 every style OF
furnishing with complete assortment Of hfusseis IN
peral thfeeply, super Ingram CapeunEs anu al oliI
articles connected with the trade.
Particular attention i requested 10 our large stock Of
well seasoned Floor Oh Cloths. composing The greatest
variety OF patterns IN The city All Of which goods are
offered al such prices 10 msse Al irdhcement Tor pur-
chaser. 10 examine ter before making their selections
SMITH KNAPP, 25i Broadway.
a. tnaoSis opposite CITY Hall