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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY "a


Cleared.
ssasSao BoS Edgar Xana
ley Vera Cruz sturges, Chairman Co; Columbia Robin
'0 2' Bs. N. DS Orleans. Johnson Lora.n
Sc Chep;%s. H s HsESana Atkins G1 Rival CD
S 81 Msno Wo1a Maf
M seS Aa 5a9d d,oefsf Sas y.ma Ewe Coz
TSaS..
Green. Baltimore. Johnson Lowden; Alfred Greenfield,
fHs 'esms1mAniSIas s.s e' Wa Philadelphia
Packet ship Constitution. BrittS8 from Lyspool April
$SjS Massea Bs:isaS Johnson. from aSis' April sd,
mdse to + D Hurlbut & Co. 200 passengeY3i child born,
as eef with ship
% ho%ns ss
r ao'sSst2p s'S from ETY. ss'
i sa inst passed. R she Ella PIss bnd
east 9Th inst lat 80 e. lon g. spoke ship Unicorn of Bos.
S Ay xu wS ss.
Co. de latter place i company with whale ship Jaa s
sf sSs it Ss
BaSw g das from St ube ballast.
Gs sy s% y 5S
ISSa s s%s asaen s
York.
Brig Adelaide G Washburn, Gazier (late Marson) from
Mayaguez April 23d with to Aymar Co. Capt Geo
hnrson died at Mayaguez April 22d after kness Of IS days
OF brain fever aud Inflammation Of the bowels April u.s. lat
% TO- Ion GO S. spoke sch Aurora, Of and from Wilmington
for Curacao, 10 days out.
Oldrnburg brig Telegraph, Aher so days from Bremen
ballast, 10 c Mullen. 81 passengers:
Brig Chocaw, Ftner from Rio Grande, March 18TH with
1000 hides Habeck Co 4h lat 90 Ion Is &c. spoke
Br schr yoyager. from Halifax for ia raica
Brig Chas Heath Lanpher from Sagua la Grande May
Rowland Aspnwa I'd inst lat % Az lon 72 49, spoke brig
T asan e Sas&ia Fort 'n W. ION 3D. sen"
Brig Avano Baker 90 day, from Guyana with and
molasses to Deorest Co Goth ult. lat % 26, Ion II IT,
spoke schr John Dunlap from Boston for Saba.
Brig Amatis Smith, G days from Curacao, with mdse to
Fouke & Sons.
Brig Georgiana, Davis days from St Johns PR, with
and moasse to Furnace Sid in company with schr
T r Jones, for thiladelphia.
Brig Winthrop Norton, days from Savannah, with timber
Bsdgcr 4 Peck
Br brig Curlew Card 2 days from Windsor Ms with
tons plaster TO master .
Schr Harrison Price, Deaston, 90 days from New Orleans
with mds~ to McCready Co. On the Sd instant, off
Charleston encountered heavy gale of wind from
c9n,nued the 9th inst split sails shifted the deck
load AID done other damage.
Schr Grecaa Herrick days from Georgetown, Sc with
timber to Badger Peck.
Brig Ann of Halifax.
Ship Tartar
Packet ship Albany, for Havre and ship Cohoa still lay
anchor at the W Spit Wind NE.
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New Bedford OH Market.

MAY -Sperm.-There was quite an active demand
during the fore part Of the week and sales the extent
OF 1890 bbls made at 95c and 100 bbls 96c which
Ia further decne-since which we have heard of no
transactions worth reporting
Whale-Continues in good demand, and sales to a
large extent have been effected the prices ranging from
32hc TO Doc, according to quality. The transactions
IRE l7oO Dds ~ w. Coast for home use at 35c 100
bbs do do at $40 200 bbls part ground tier at 33Kc;
32c and to-day Of about 1850 bbs d. supposed
Tor export, at price not made public-the market
closing with brisk demand, and holders firm at the
above prices
Whalebone.-Thc recent heavy import by the Charles,
not to have affected the market except TO
activity The transactions are to fair extent
the prices which have ruled the past few weeks The
sales include several parcels from the Charles ia all
amounting to $1,000 lbs ~ w Coast, and 1000 South
Sea- at 2sc for the former aud 29c for the latter
vessels are now loading bone mostly unsold, for New
York
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Brluhton CattIe nTnrl.et.

MONDAY, May TO- l847.At market 465 beef cattle, Is
pairs working % cows and calves 926 sheep and
$3.50 swine
Prices-Beef Cattle-The prices obtained last week
for like quality not sustained We quote extra
81 rs; first quality a so second so 7; third
75a rs.
Working Oxen--saes at $75, 95, 100 and 100
Cows and Calves-Sales at $23 81. 35, 40 aud 40.
Sweepstakes Of lots at 50 70, 4 20, 5 and g.
Swine-Lots to pedde, averaging s5 81 and SIC
those averaging 100, and &c old hogs and 6hc At
retail from 81 to ING.
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Southern Cotton Mark ct.

NOZZLE May 5.-The market since last has been
quite active and prices paid have been very full The
sales are estimated at $500 baes25O0 5000 on Satur-
day 1000 on Monday and 1900 1900 to day We quote
middling lOh 0X cents, remarking that it is difficult
to purchase at the inside figure Receipts since Friday
640 bales exports 1884 leaving a stock of ll9 293
bales.
New ORLEANS, May The news by the Sarah Sands.
two days later than that brought by the Cambria was
said to have been received here yesterday in advance Of
the mall and to report farther slight improvement in
Cotton At Liverpool Our cotton market opened with
BRISK demand, aud the sales summed up $500 bales at
prices generally &c. better than before.
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ALBANY, May II, lS47.
bill was reported designating the future regents
ofths University the State officers.
The Canal Bills amended by the Committee OF
Conference, agreed to by the Senate
The Railway Freight bill was passed, with an amend
mcnt by which the toll on the distance between
the railroad and canal shall be charged proportion
ally on the several railroads The bill goes to the House
for concurrence in this amendment.
The Judiciary Election Bill Is between the two houses
on election recorders of citiesthere section in
this bill to which both houses have agreed postponng
he Judicial elections to June It'll.
The general Manufacturing Bill is before Committee
of Conference on the Oriskany liability clause
Senators Lester, Young, aud Johnson insist on the
clause being retaiued saying they will 60 to the people
on the question.
The Senate concurred in the amendment Of the House
relative to the Recorders Of cities
The bill to repeal the excise Of ls46 was passed by
vote Of rs to 2-Messrs Spencer and Denniston
The Senate concurred with the modification of It's
amendments made by the House to the railway freight
bin. So 1t has passed.
(Recess In the afternoun
An amendment was added to the general supply bill
for the payment of the salaries Justices of Supreme
Court and Appeal.
Mr.. BAnsrow reported that the committee of CONFER
cnce had been unable agree the general manufac-
turing BILL
The Senate in session when this despatch closed
Assembly,
ALBANY, May IL, ls47
bill reported amending granting certain pri-
vieses to the fremen Of New York city
The bill to fix the salary of certain judicial officers
reported by the Finance Committee with amendments
The only material alteration is that which strikes out
the travelling fees of the Appeal and Supreme Judges
vtD ha aala at A lonC
In committee this BILL and various amendments were
proposed all Of which voted down. and the bill pass
ed in Committee Of the Whole reported by the FL
nance Committee A motion that tho bill be read
third time, objected to by Mr. Bascom, which, If
persisted in kills the bill.
The railway freight bill is up, and Mr. Hadley is
opposing the amendment agreed to by the Senate
Two hundred and ffty-seven bills have already be-
come laws.
committee of conference asked for the judi
cial elections, and in reference to recorders
The general militia bill read and passed also the
bill requiring railways to lay down heavy rails.
[Recess in the afternoon,1
The amendments of the Senate to the bill authorizing
Daniel Richards erect docks in the East river the
Brooklyn side, concurred in.
Tho Scnate's bill to repeal the excise law, an
nounced. motion to refer the bill to committee OF
the whole was lost by vote of SO to Al.
The bill then ordered to third reading, and Mr.
BLoDoEr moved to have ita third reading now.
Mr.. BLoss objected SO that the bill could not be i'm
mediatcly read
The pending order of business was laid on the table
and the report Of the committee of nine referring the
two excise bills to be reported complete called up
and the two bills referred
The House still in session at the closing of this
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40 T6M
LATEST MOMEN r
TREEGRAPHI(x

PHILADELPHIA, May l2th, lei7
Now Orleans papers have been received Fredercks-
burg. They contain no news from the army.
At Baltimore -four is becoming more scarce and yes.
terdays quotations were fully maintained to-day 81
rs were offered for corn meal but most hoderSask So
In Pittsburgh, to-day -four was selling at So to SIS IL
per Dbl The stock is becoming quite light that Of
corn, OF which prime yellow firm at 40 cents per
bushe There four of water in the channel of
the river at one o'clock this afternoon
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them In addition oil the cattle that may be sscsss
Bile the line, in the Of military contributions
- thu ussnd ana five hundred mules will be required for
the ansportston OF the water alone, necessary to
port Ihs army the desert extending from Aqua
Nueya to Mstehuala long stretch sandy plain,
between barren volcanic mountains of 100 miles There
other intervals Of deserts the way frequent
and dshes and the towns are but scantiy supplied Win
provisions The army of Santa Anna has eaten up every
thing within fifty miles Of Luis Potos excepting the
limited supply left for the inhabitants and the garrison
Gen. Taylor will find resources at San LUIS lie
NAV probably find enemy there for 1t Is TO be pre-
sued the danger impending over the great capital
of the Astecs will divert the Mexican force from that
point Mexico nothing Of the policy that
movement to themselves from the clutches Of Cen
Taylor. ,
rate of sedeenoe exhibited up to this time General
Taylor will have to move 70 the support OF Scott
SON if goes by land the contingencies indicated he
will have meet and in either event. the entire field Of
the twelve months operations Of the brave old SOL
der will have to be abandoned, or q new lew of Mt
least Eve thousand to keep the line open to Saito
mutan eousy with the march of old lack to the souh
ward will have to be raised in addition to tho forces al
ready called out
Furthermore assuming that the twelvemontbs, volun
teers in body are coming home body Of at least five
thousand more raw recruits viii be required to FIJI the
places of said volunteers that in addition to the
regiments that have gone down. and the new re~monts
now being raised and despatched as fast as possible
OF o0oo more Will be required to enable General
Taylor 10 leave Monterey for the southwark with
men, and the necessary supplies drivers
upon five thousand for the occupation of the depots
"so anu Tue retenton OF the country to that point
Inc recent dispatches frem the city Of Mexico justify
these specuations, and tend to show that the last
twelve months superb operations around the edges have
been pretty much wasteful expenditure of men money
and gunpowder, unless the may ultimate
~ reduced to the alternative of Mr. Calhoun of de-
fensive boundary.
The entire thread of these reflections depends upon
the important fact HAS Gen Scott moved without de-
lay straightforward for the city of Mexico 20 If he has
and the papers from that city oreshadow the resistance
OF the people the forward movement Of TAYLOR will be
indispensable II he has not and delays fortnight ut
Jalapa, the hazards Of the enterprise augmented
hundred fold. Respectfully,
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PHILADELPHIA, May 7, ls47.
The Fancy Ball.



In your paper Of - inst observe letter from per-
son in Philadelphia describing fancy ball at MIR ngra-
ham ut which was present and in which the writer
has attempted to cast rdcue upon by ascribing
me the assumption Of the character Of Tony Weller.
and thus sarcastcay auding to esteemed ancestor
my grandfather, point in which the gentleman no
doubt. thought vulnerable, and in which he has
only displayed his assinine judgment.
1t is matter Of no consequence to your numerous
readers whether was there not merely wish to
ask if the writer thinks no has hit the mark by writing
such IN epistle Sr-I proud Of my democratic an
cestor; those who know me in this city aware !
never shrink from any aluson to such matters what
ever my own position may be at present 1t would be
matter of much satisfaction to the writer of that letter
doubtless II he could read his pedigree far back
his grandfather. Yours r. L. g.
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ANTwERP-Ship Cotton Planter Swisnsfed. Bach
&CO- do Meyers Bedow & Co; cs mdse Hesssnbruck
Co-l0.0C0 bricks Hurlbut Co.
GLAsoow-Shtp Mourcello-223 tons pig iron Bowman,
Johnson cog bales mdze Frsnc, BunIlo cks do Boor
Welt Sherman-20 cks mdzs A Low Brothen-66 brls
Roberts Freemas bxs do do8 boxes Andrew, Mitchell
x coo bales Richardson, Watson coo bxs Wright,
Sturges shaw-o w Whitewrlght col bx Burroughs
BIZ Capt Dagget-26 casks printers liquor bales bag
ging to order
MoNTEvIpEo-Bark Avelina-3 bags feathers r w Ropes
skins "a bales mdse a do wool ostrich feathers w W De
beI73 bales Bore Co.'S do mdse 1882 hides
skins 90 do goatskin Rodman9 bales mdse Adams-l
10 order.
COLD do Maitland Phelps-lOO do molasses Butler
SAGuA GRANpE-Brig Chas Heath228 hhds sugar do
molasses Rowland & Aspnwa
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nR GREGORY would apprize strangers and others that
~ he may be consulted as usual, at his old stand No
and derangemsnts Of the sexual system His treatment y
prompt and eectual always resulting perfect and rad
cal Those persons whose business arrangements VIII
only ALLOW them TO remain few days in the city are esp.ca
y invited TO make early call Open until 10 O'Clock r. NJ
ml2nsr Ezsxx
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ALBANY, MAY 10. lS47.

ALBANY, May To- lSf7
Flour held to-day at 81 60; corn, e6 esX
for yellow at which price there sales of bush
Sales $4,000 bushels Of oats at AZ to 10 cents
vercd between the 10th of June and 10th of August
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Foreign Markets.

MArAszAs, April 10 There is no change in prices of
export or import articles Frcights very active The
following we're the current rates on 9sth utimo Cowes
and n market Ca Mediterranean f5; United. States
81 10 per box for sugar and - 40 per hid for ossse
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The Wsather-1as Fghisg Party-Csunt Second
Bsst'-What Rumor Says-Loss by InsSrance Of
fees, &c
We have cloudy and dresry morning with good
prospects Of RAIN which viii be most welcome vsitant
to the parched earth
Yankee Sullivan and Robert Caunt the fighting cha
racer returned last evening from their visit to Har
pers Ferry learn that they fought but eight rounds
in each Of which Caunt suffered terribly and was wholly
unable to come up to time the ninth Rumor saws
that the whole matter fraud Caun possessing no
ability to meet Sullivan, and that their object
was to win money from all who could be found
TO bet ON Caunt at any odds Large sums were
bet on Caunt, the hackers Of Sullivan giving large
odds against him Caunt, learn is terribly cut and
bruised about the head and face Our police officers
state that all the rogues Of the north among the
party that went to visit the fight and as number OF
them are now in the city they caution the public be
yesterday arrested fugitive from justice in Phadel-
Phia charged with having been in the rob-
pery OF clothing establishment in that city.
Inc loss OF the different insurance companies by the
great fre on Sunday, Is estimated to be follows =
Fremen's Once $22 o0o the Spring Garden Insurance
OmSs OF Philadelphia, $1,000 the Equitable Once
making the whole amount insured $50 600 which it is
now estimated is about one-half of the sum lost.
Ell: was more r%ns,s The -four
brands 81 73 and during the 400 bbs
ssiY held %', S. The s
atsss g.; Ny
cents 3, and Of yellow At Oats Sc Rye 80
srocK AND MoSEY MARxET.EThere is good feeling in
the stock maTLe with general tendency upwards Sale: Of
Of There enquiry o @
Sales TX: asked. :is Ss h CIV 'ss
s Of d 9 have srS and a. % had
asked Five per cents 82a 80.
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
r Rso GsANDE-Bns ChosAwsIMn 0lpstrick. Miss Cod
r MoSrEv,DEo-Bark AveIfm.-FfaneE Dominick. MIN
Brent
Passengers Sailed.
MANILA-Ship Walpole-James Curtis of Boston, super
cargo.
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Sales OF Stocks mt Boston.

MAY ll-ExcHANGE BoARD-I5 Fitchburg RR 1875; 40 Bos
ton and worcester l6 l2 do l6 do il64: Old Colo
ny RR l021a Merchants Bank OIl North Bank 95; 200
Canton Co Scrip ~; Western RR Ol1< rs Nor Wor RR
bl5d 492s so East Boston Go 49, so do dividends 1916.