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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-01-23

BosToN-wcek preceding Jan 10.
C0fce-About $500 bags fair Rio have been dis
posed Of, principally for the Southern markets, at
about 5u7 cts per h.. mos. FiSh-Saics of 1900
otis large Cod at 1913, cash, orpacked Mackerel
are rather dull and small sales only have been made
EtUW-Ihe market continues quiet, and the sales oil
W cstern are moderate, at about former prices. Cen
esee, - .5b for common brands; Michigan, $3.50;
Ohio, round hoop, $751; per bril-, cash. For
Southern there is good demand for export. Sales
$40 brIs. Richmond at S5.iI, cash, and 600 do
Georgetown, : 62 per bril-, mos. Crain-There
has been far demand for Corn, for export and con-
sumption. Sales have been made Of Southern white
10y the cargo at 10 cts and yellow IOGIl cts per
bu>hrl, cas- cargo very good Southern yellow
al - cts. and IT lair quality at IL CTS, cash, for
consumption. HemD--Scyeral hundred bales OF
American have arrived this week. Sales Of 100
bales Dewrotted at ; ~ so, and 10 tons Russia
clean 20 out Of the market, at $40 per ton, .
mos. HideS-Therc is a decided Improvement in
Hides, and prices tending upwards. Sales Of
| about 5000 Chill hung dried, being all there is Of
that kind market, at IL. cts, mos, to go to New
York; 2OD0 Rio Grande TO arrive at i cts mos
ami Bucnos Ayrrs at ial2 cas- per b, mos. Hops
| - Are gradually improving. The sales this week
have been at a0 cts per ID. for first sort for con
! sumption The demand is good and but few in mar
| ket Lfad-1he stock is gradually increasing and
sales rather light. About 1000 pigs lower mine Lead
have been taken at cts per h., cash. MOiasStS
There is not much Of stock TO operate upon
and consequently the transactions have been small
| OIL We have no change to notice in either Sperm
| or Whale. PrOUiSjOnS-Ihe demand for Pork con-
| tinues very good, at improved prices. We hear Of
sales Of $50 brls Western Mess at s II per bril-,
mos 300 brIs. at s cash, aud 800 br!.. old Prime,
| % ~ and 100 brI, at $40 I mos SDices-SmaIi
saIrsof Ma > NuImeps al !, % and no. al373;
| PEPPER at I cts and Cloves, u cts per lb mos.
| Sugar-Therc has been a good demand for Sugars,
and about 1000 boxes have been disposed Of al cts.
for common brown; jas cts. for good browns, and
/ 1884 crs for vclows. cou,mon whites 5laSL els
aud some good whites 81 cts per lb, mos. %Simac
~ Enr,ber sales Of scilv al goo per ton. G mos
! J,iT, lin,
| v o,., ,c
| NE" iohk-o u"y PI,o'u'ns '"", 10
- hs"eSI ne h"INut lT'"'I, s.e"u5 az at % ~.
rols' ana ? DIV 'or ears. pe'S'on@ III Son q,
Zo5 cto ICV'e-praI'l mas pee" III eoo1 ue''s s,n
anu Soo' o"s n"rI 80 ' ~ Ce,' " ~ a
81 domingo al otaos c"sn' nc nli inc G.
mas pee" III an excited stat iagt ISIS ""F'S ote
a"'h "h Secu''t.o al " az 'u'oo =. -, ~ 'nnp
the transactions o. the "e'k c'hl'is,"g io,'eD
AT ~ 10 uIs' per ~. ~ o'u. " W. '''i
ana ,or aLu W. :" 70 'Tr 'iop " I, !. 81
a"I DyS % w. r,, W. q" =, oI' ~ r
SOFA A'h al 2f"'a ,ios. 'o" o"u aI e' ~
market Tor es.e'n o"r mas acqS' Io5 1 Go, %
n.s' a. a., "u Strn lbs also hcn in be,tcr
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CHEAP PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB lpg2IN1HIIN Go

OVG ESG5 N - - N wv
OFFICE No. 142, BALTIMORE STREET,
doors E. of Calvert.
FHNH + subscriber is in every way prepared to ex.
IL ecute Job Printing with great despatch and
elegance and has hand full supply Of fine and
common papers for BillHeads, Circulars, Bills OF
Lading, Bank Checks, &c.-ie has considerably re-
duced the scale of prices on
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
CARDS, HAND BILLS,
CIRCULARS, FREIGHT BILLS,
LABELS for Shopkeepers, Manufacturers,
Druggists, &c.
Where large quantities are required his prices are
very low, as he runs them off by means of Napier
Cy Under Press.
The orders of his friends particularly solicited,
who will please give him a call and judge for them
selves.
He has also on hand BLANK BOOKS of his own
manufacturer and will make to order at the shortest
notice-which he warrants equal TO the best in the
city-together with full supply of STATION
AIRY, sc. JOS. ROBINSON, Printer,
Sc II Bookseller & Stationer, l42 Baltimore st.
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! EsCHAL JOURNA VAL.
SEMAPHORIC TELEGRAPH AND
DICTIONARY.

DODGERS 81 BLACKS SIGNALS, now
ma being generally introduced INTO the merchant
service in every port in the United States have re-
Gently also been adopted into the u s. revenue ser
vice-and the subscribers, being the Agents in this
city for the Patenees offer them Tor sale at the iol-
lowing prices: -e..
PRICES OF THE AMERICAN SEMAPHoR1c SIGNALS
No. |. First class made of bunting, feet NJ
square, II flags in the set .......... -. $ou'oo
No. ,. Second class, (adopted by the U. >.
ssuare, II flags in the set ~ $4,000
No. g. Third class, made of bunting, feet IN
square, II flags in the set. 80. . 4o'Uo
The above prices include Signal Book and Chest,
containing sci of Signals conveniently arranged and
numbered for use.
They may be examined, and had of the proprie-
tors Agents,
L. WHITMAN, jr. & D. BURBANK,
So Light-st., I'd door from PrattS
BALTIMORE, Md. Jy lS-u
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THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.

COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.
TENHE Baltimore Insurance Company havingceas-
IL ed underwriting 18th view of closing up its
affairs.
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE has been organized
and is now ready to receive application for Marine
Risks Under this Charter, the profits OF the Com
pany will be divided annually among the Insured on
the amount of their premiums paid for which Script
bearing interest will be issued. Persons wishing to
participate in the advantages of this Company, are
informed that Risks will be taken the most favor
able terms to the applicants, TO whom assurance is
given that the Company will be disposed to settle
all claims that may arise against itwith such prompt
ness and lberality cannot fail to secure large
share Of patronage.
The Office is open for business from A, M. until
p. Nj. at the former office OF the Baltimore Insurance
Co. in the Exchange.
DIRECTORS:
George Brown, Hugh Jenkins,
Hugh Brckhead, w. G.. Shaw,
Thomas Wilson, James Hooper,
w. A. Tucker, +. p. Thomas,
William Graham, W. G.. Harrison,
Daniel Chase, John G. Bathurst.
Sc. II SAM. L. THOMPSON, Pres't.
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FARMERS REPOSITORY OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
EdS1NdN'S CYLINDRICdL STRAW
CUTTERS IMPROVED.

E.ASTlIdN'S CYLINDRICdL STR-AW
CUTTERS I1IPROVED.
HSH ID subscriber informs the public that he has
IL secured by letters patent his late and very i'm
portant Improvements on his Cylindrical Straw Gut
ter, by which improvements it smade more durable
and easier kept in order. All the machinery being
secured TO an iron frame, the shrinkage, and
decay OF wood is avoided. The feeding part of his
improved machine is upon entire different princ-
pie from the former machine; far more durable,
curing neither skill nor TO keep it in order.
This machine is constructed to make the freight
on ii less than half what it cost to ship the former
wood machine, an important desderaium to purchas-
crs living at distance; and he now offers it TO the
public upon the credit of his establishment the
most perfect machine in existence for the pur
pose. 1t is also adapted TO cutting rags for paper
making, and for cutting tobacco manufactured by
bacconists, &c.
He also keeps these machines on hand made as
heretofore, with the feeding machinery attached
TO them and also general assortment of Agricultural
Implements usual. Ellcott's Horizontal Wheat
Fans, and Fox & Boreland's Thrcshing Machines,
are both superior articles
His stock of ploughs on hand not equalled in
this city either for quality, quantity variety. lie
has large assortment of Plough Castings retail
by the ton; and having Iron Foundry attached TO
his establishment, can furnish any kind of Plough or
Machine Castings on reasonable terms and at short
notice.
All repairs done with punctuality and neatncss.-
On hand few Patent Lime Spreaders, Horse Pow
er, sc.
Also just received fresh supply of Landreth's SUI
perior Garden Seeds In store, superior Timothy
and Orchard Grass Seed, and Seed Oats. Ali impIe-
ments in the agricultural line will be furnished by
the subscriber, good and reasonable terms
can be had in this city, with liberal deduction TO
wholesale purchasers. He likewise will receive or
ders for Fruit Trees frem S. Reeves Nursery, New
Jersey.
JONATHAN s. EASTMAN,
Pratt street, Baltimore, between
NH Ia Tyr Charles and Hanove r-sts.
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LINEOF PACKETS FOR WHINING
TON. N. G.

THE schooncrs WILMINGTON, Capt. d.
,3TTe French, and FAYETTEVILLE, Capt. ].
AaI2-- Green, sail from this port alternately twice
month for the above port.
These vessels were built expressly for the trade,
and have good accommodations for passengers. The
rates Of freight as low they are from New
York, and shippers depend upon the vessels sail
ing upon any day that is named Apply TO
au 30 If VIM. MASON. SS Spears wharf
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PATENT PARALLEL VICES.

PATENT PARALLEL VICES.
TBSIIE subscribers the owner of the Patent Right
Il for the State of Maryland for Taylor's Patent
Parallel Vices, and is making such as are par
ticulary adapted to the of Carpenters, Cabinet
makers and Carriage makers.
The Superintendent Of the Patent office (W
Knowlcs) has had one of the vices in use for years
and gives il as his opinion, that any person who
makes much use of vice after trial of one of these
for six months would not be deprived of its adj an
tages for forty dollars per year.
Jy 25 J. s. EASTMAN.
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s n5 s%i's, Baltimore. Nd.
{" Flemming & Buzby, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. r Galway,
Messrs.J. w. Burbrdge & Co. pit,sburob. PA.
Mr.. Joseph Jordon,
Messrs. Myers & Co.
NJ Rhoads & Son, Bridgeport, o.
&c Jas. Forsyth s. Co. ITheeling, Va.
Mr.. T. J. MAXWELL ! Cincinnati q
Mr.. Henry Lewis,
Nf's'' r. :: g R. P'T n'shenon, Louisville Ky.
I" w. W. Thompson, Il Co. G, Tou;o Mo
&" Fnney, Lee, s. Co. N''
6. W: , A. Violet o New Orleans.
mr. l-lyr
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CHARLES F. PITT,
No. IL Commercestreet,

AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, 49,
WHITE LEAD, in Oil, e=S
SOAP. Brown. Yellow and Fancy, : sc
CANDLES, Oliver Hyde & Co.'S make,
GROUND SPICES and CHOCOLATE =
SALARHGTUS and STARCH, 2 e
PICKLING VINEGAR, 2 Z "
TIN PLATE and BAR LEAD, q ~
oct 10 If
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nearly all that was on sale eagerly bought up, on
French and Belgium accounts, at rise of prices
equal TO IS. per quarter over those of that day
week. In other circumstances such an advance
might have made an unfavorable impression on
the stock exchange, but the reverse is the case.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET, April l6th.-In
consequence of later accounts from the United
States in the earlier part Of the week, with redu-
ced estimates of the crop, there was an improved
demand from the trade as well as spectators,
and exports at an advance of I'd to I'd per pound
upon American description Boston steam
er arrived yesterday, and the information
she brought of the great and sudden fall.
ing off in the receipts at the ports as compared
with the last year, produced a very animated de-
mand, and the market closed with firmness at
an advance upon last weeks quotations of i'd to
upon American, and I'd to I'D par pound for all
other kinds. Spectators have taken 25, 500
American, 1000 Egyptian, and $500 Surat !;
and exports 1850 American, 23O Pernambuco,
so Maranham, and ITO Surats; the sales of the
week 66, 100 bales. According to the report
of April 18th and 10Th, the demand for cotton
had been more moderate since the 18th !;
the sales do not exceed 1000 to 5000 bales;
prices were receding and the market had quiet
appearance. On the 18th the sales reported in
clude 5000 American at 6id to 7ad; 100 Pernam.
buco, at Sd; 100 Egyptian, at lad to Sid, and
5000 surats at i'd to sd. We may further observe
that the market closes fully Id per u lower.
Fair bowed Georgia II to II; Mobile II TO ~;
New Orleans u to g.
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PARK THEATRE.-This evening, Mr.. Forrest, who has
been deghting the admirers Of the legitimate drama
for evenings past will appear his great character
of Rcheieu in the play of "Richelieu" Although
this of itself is sufficient to fill the house. still 1t forms
only part of the evenings entertainment After the
comedy of Simpson Co." with which the amusements
Of the evening will commence, will have been finished,
ton Of the American victories in Mcxicoduring which
large transparent likeness Of Gen. Taylor will be ex
hbited Tomorrow evening, Mr. Forests benefit and
last appearance will take place.
BowERy THEArRE.-If novelty and excellence consti
tue attractions the Dowery Theatre will be crowded to
overlooking tonight. The new national piece entitled
"The Battle Of Buona Vista and the Bombardment Of
Vera Cruz" will be produced. In the first Mr.. Vachs
will personate old Rough and Ready and in the other
Mr. Clarke will personate Gen Scott Cen Santa Anna
"thc great defeated will be represented by MIR Tilton
mrcd, will form part Of the evenings entertainments
On the whole the bill put forth this evening every
way worthy Of the Bowery Theatre.
ALEXANDER THE MAeIcrAS--Mr. Alexanders engage
ment in New York is drawing to close, tomorrow
night being hisast appearance. We would recommend
any Of fellow citizens who have not enjoyed
ing with him. 10 visit him this evenings and although he
is possessed Of supernatural power defy the closest
observer to give the least explanation Of how he
plshes his extraordinary tricks One and all leave him
amazed and confounded.
VAuxHALL GARpEN.-Eaton continues his task of
walking thousand miles In thousand quarters OF
hour and from the present appearance Of this
rivalled pedestrian, feel confident he will perform
what he has undertaken. Hundreds Of citizens
went to witness his performance yesterday expecting to
him give up the contest against old Time" But
they obliged to confess at leaving that he although
only II years old will no doubt come out the victor
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PROGRAMME

or the Arrangements made by the Joint
Sssec5a s C c. N sR'siaasd by the cs%S. % the
Srssn Sf Grsa and %e Gisre"s
ss'ss:s &C. De' "s
r Sas" G ssiss,
sunrise National Salute win be fired from che Battery
buildings
l.. Of On: Hundred Gun. will b. fired :. ;x:,y.
Washington Ss Square Tompir;
The First Division of Artillery commanded by Major &C.
per Sanford and the Shsr Inn military T parade IN
viii be from bs The jRs,sry wrench
slssae%n 'ss,
.ryssoasR Grand a
Bowery and Chatham to hs Cy M where s w
mon Council and after firing aJ"de'oe IN the Park VIII be
lThe military being under the command Of Major General
Sandord corps DESTROYS Of uniting in the celebration will
SIX :1 ;i e.: .sa1:a
%S sSs P sssss S ss he
On Saturday,
THE EIGHTH DAY OF MAY INS s "a r. +. hi,
of the Pe that Snys ns VISA ist
From until the flags all the PUBLIC bpidiag.
buildings shipping in the harbor requested to dis
play their flags in the same manner throughout the day.
The bells will be tolled from twelve o'clock noon until one
O'Clock p. NJ.
Nv order ofthe Joint special committee.
LlV. LIVINGSTON,
b. j. MESEROLE, Committee OF
EGBERT BENSON, : the Board
JOHN FOOTE, Of Aldermen.
WIN. A. WALKER. J
STEPHEN II. FEEKS,o
LEWIS S. DOD, Com. Of the
JAMES ROBERTSON, Board of Asst
THOS. MELRATH, Aldermen
DENNIS MULLINS J
Nxw YoRK, May 3. 1ai7. 1t
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MONEY MARKET.



The stock market at the first board nearly at
stand still to-day regards prices Treasury Notes,
6s, Ohio "a, Reading Bonds, North American Trust,
Harlem aud Long Island closed at yesterdays prices
Farmers Loan advanced y per cent Canton Vi Norwich
and Worcester Y; Reading Railroad Morris Canal fell
onIs per cent.
At the second board Canton went up I per cent;
Reading fell OF a. and Treasury Notes u; Farmers
Loan and Long Island closed at prices current In the
morning.
The Caledonia brings fourteen days later intelligence
from Europe Our adviees yet telegraphic, and
are consequently without details relative to tbs
markets 80 far Judge from the accounts re.
ceved the appears to be exceedingly favorable In
commercial point Of view IL 10 certainly q very ex-
traordnary circumstance for and Gotten to rise
simultaneously
The Philadelphia city Of $4,000 has been taken
follows -sl50co at premium Of from two cents per
hundred dollars 20 per cent and the balance 10
one bid at par supposed 20 lie for account Of some OF
thos energetic and spirited fellow citizens who have
shown somuch and lapdsble zeal In promoting the
construction Of the Central Rsiroed II IL for the pay
ueut Of nsalments her subscription 10 this that the
city viii need the money nov borrowed
counterfeit thrse dollar bill purporns 10 be the
Mechanics Bank q Newark, n. j. dated May ist isse
payable to Chss Dunn has been detected Tho sigma
lures are evidently engraved aud that Of Matthias w
Day cashier followed with pen but that 81 the pres
dent J. A. naisey being lighter In the genuine bills.
would not admit q the pen following the engraving
The engraving paper Sc, " well calculated 10 deceive;
and Il being the first counterfeit ~ THAI denomination
on this bank the onneers ~ the bank lose
The whole appearances Of the h 10 admirably calculated
10 deceive The bank never issued any thr.es dated
May let 1876 90 any denomination payable 10 Chas
Dunn.
The receipts Of the Erie Railroad Company for the
month Of April 1915 and Iss7, wers annexed -
Nrw yonR Ears RaILRosp.
April lst7-for freight. 80. ....s.. tl93e3 ~
Passengers and mail. ... e7ss 81
TOTAL .flf"ss %
April ls4o. .s.....ss.s lA41o ~
Increase. ..ss..ssssssssssssssst sssssss eS'oif ~
This increase 10 equal To about twenty Eve psr cent
About two-thirds Of the receipts Of this company
from freigrs
The exports Of foreign and domestic merchandise and
specie from this port In the month Of April distinguish
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Dem mai in the above counties, 1853.
To which is to be added the vote Of Gimer new
county the political character Of which Is unknown to
us. II its vote should be democratic, Thompson Is
doubtless electedbut the majority either way must be
small.
Considering this district still in doubt, tho Virginia
delegation elect stands democrats whigs one vacan-
Cyl Occasoned by the death Of Mr. Dromgooe, and one
member still undecided
We have no recollection Of any election for memben
of Congress where the contest has been 80 close In 80
large a proportion of the districts Thus In the LIST,
ID ith and 18th districts the majorites in each are
less than TO- and in three Of these districts they are less
than % each Taking the aggregate vote OF the l I'd
"a and 4th districts the two parties about equal In
those districts The democrats have elected Atkinson
by &c. Dromgooe BY a. and Bocock by IL majority The
wings have elected Goggin and Fournoy by about 100
each, and Fulton by II majority Preston's (whg) ma
jorty In the l2th district is 232.
the nine districts of Eastern Virginia, although the
wings aggregate majority Of 1000 the de-
mocrats have elected members and the wings The
democratic majority In the State Is about 200O In 1914
1t was $780,
LEcBLATURE.
According to both the Richmond Enquirer and the
Wig there will probably be tie on joint ballot In the
Legislature, thus
Dem. Wigs
Senate. al ll--Dem. maj. ~
House. 80. 80 72-Whig maj. 10
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SUPREME CoURr, May 6-Present Chief Justice Bron-
son, Mr.. Justice Beardsley, Mr. Justice Jewett-The
Court is morning after hearing some motions for
Judgment on frivolous demurrers took up two reserved
causes. The argument for the second cause was not
concluded when the court adjourned
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, May 6.--Before Recor-
der Scott and Aldermen Benson and Purser; Jonas
b. Phillips, Esq, District Attorney, ad interim Pleas
Of Gully james Davis indicted for having on the 22nd
Of April last stolen quantity Of clothing alleged to be
mttsd plead guilty Of petit larceny, and was sent to
the pententiary for the term Of year John Will
liams indicted for grand larceny In having stolen
a quantity of jewelry, belonging to Clara Maria Rolph
pleaded guilty to petit larceny Plea received and the
for obtaining S22 SO by false token entered plea Of
guilty Plea received and the accused sentenced to
months imprisonment in the penitentary. No cases
being ready for trial. the Court then adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
C,Rcurr CouRr, May e-Before Judge Edmonds.-
The Forgery Case-The evidence for the defence was
not closed when the court adjourned.
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~ 49,,
IHE WEArHER.-Ine thermometer stooo ~ noon yes
teroay ~ - aegrees'
ILLUMINATION OF THE BARGE OrrIcE.-Mr. Chilean
the able and interchangeable manager OF the light house
and revenue systems OF tnis port VIII soy Inc Barge
Umoe, AZ .he 100. o. ,n ~ Igs' D.s. D,aIe
v II eveni.s, t Lh ~ ~ IN a Sat - a.
evening
nj.
80. - . th .rond roi;t.rn rarsSs hr YYtis;t
odsy In tho onv deliohtfu and location
In this CITY Cattle GARDEN The proprietors have used
r ,a.r. IN thar novar IN rander tho GARDEN nm at
trsciy;va rasort Tho promenade commsnds a view Of
rnra and sea scenery which cannot be surpassed tits
"a tHs shonId onIv ha nsad On ra "a
bmt the doses of mountain air and sea
bv French and Heiser are always
sre IN have salutarv affect We hone to see the gar
a.. $4,000
N r I'M,
VnTEh LEcALLT DlsIiN'G r tateneeu
ana respeceS ,..smt r. & ctn n ons of ii,
Oh Doston, VINO 10 ~ PIoseus ~ o1I ivy VI oo "a ~.
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News FROM THE SANDWICH lsLANDs.-We have
files of the Friend and the Poiynesian to the 10Th
of December last from which NO make the following OK
tracts -,
By the Currency Lass from Tahiti, learn that the
French have completed the fortfcaton Of Papeteby
tending wall Ave feet high and four feet wide around
the town No is allowed to go beyond it, without
permit from the governor All persons required to
be within doors after o'clock In the evening.
On the Gath Of October, H. B. MS ship Grampus,
Captain Martin sailed for Raitca, for the purpose of
persuading accept the propositions of Gov
Bruat and quiet to the island II is supposed
that she will accede she has suffered much and the
rainy Is comming which would distress
among the Tahitans In the mountains. Trade is very
dull
schooner from Tahiti bound for this port, (Hono-
lulu with French priests board is reported ninety
days out, and not beard from.
Koakanu the murderer Of Publ was executed on the
5th inst, at IL o'clock NJ at Kalua Hawaii in presence
Of q large concourse Of people.
The officers and of the IT, s. s. Shark left about
the goth of November for California, in II. B. Co.'s
schooner Catborough