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The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08
Webster ys. Webster Asain.

''i sp7sA rum Philsp ernak 10 Fhisis sober said one "he !esi himself agrrseyed by aa aniust iad- ie af h relation s the Ezr, assd sse satv of the caizea curing iis contiansnce ws appeal frsza Dam lei esster is Springfield 10 Dasai-i Webster fn fhlsaaeipA4is Ih this tawn, oa Wesin@sgav las. Ar w. expressed ninseif as fallows;
 ~'s-GPpose thsi ws have zo peace. Inc nr,psS.i.e erokra, t5e war ia reaewe1 progress and Congress as~eEoaes- What is fe be 1raer TEIess He F-asi- seai shall make aut case, show Congress iha1 no parpose of segEfslsea. purpose a i directly coz Hrcf@a sita the weEare e this Union. is the ebecf ana end oi this var, ssS ts % syainx 4Hy sarr sgppdses f9 carry | ea-''
 Ia Philadelphia, the a ef DsceSa5er Iazt since when the aspect o3 eur Controversy wfth Mexico has ehangea ia 10 Respect, be expressed aEslslf in tlae fo,loEinr iangusE@:
 ''ssTerthaieSz, gentlemen; the war ss upon as- our armies arr in sge Ssld. and oar naxies are on fse sea OEr cssg ss good eIfi-eas # pisin WE MUST MAINTAIN THE GOVERNMENT. AND AID 1T IN AN HONORABLE MAN MEX 10 BRENC THE WAR TO i SIDEE- Di TEEMiN ATION. Tbe pecpic aeEnaAd tisas eTery effort shall b. made tp eject this cad Bat Fhlie Wal ss;s, whiie soldiers are on ie land and our sailors on thesea 10 uphold tue fay af ear country. ereTg mrxi bs aaasfez fs sncroy zT suflaTs rae7a They bear the Commission of ,beir gcxerninent-fhsir duty ls obedience 50 the com nand ef their sape-iars-ihey a4S ~ensara1 in q foreign seIFsSs-thsy have cone honor to tlselr eoantrK."
 ar N ebsters fatEiotis1n is either of the inter nlsfent kIaS, sr il is operated apan differently ia difieTent iocasities---9SprEaqfe5d Sentind.
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Frvm fht C5rnffEn3 7'smss l BssraphisaI nIsiisaaU fer Fsarsal Bs.
 Sinne@x


 Ten Js5arson-a wicked arrarlun ana lnssca whc taught the eoiensss to set na for fh~msesv~.. and PsencsacS ernsaae ag@iDsa Ezrisnd, car ' -nstard PresectoT-" aEE the s-huawark uf oar re- iaEsea Ehe asciaiEn@a sxwisst tbs pzpsr rnenex syssen--s system wisoly inssstRasd as euahas Inc fseh end vel born to incresse and seype2z.te fl.;- wetsfh, and shzs live Rilhoza aolinw sheFr knwvr. ss ihe expease of fa- POos ana vulxar, Eho gre 6t for nothing bRt to labav.
 jun Naesssa-A disc4pgs of JeEsrnon. uhe rns.se waS aPen Eng3aad te plesse Asp0sees. ana waN Nshe mems ef Gestrsyiag thsasaas6s ef iIls MaieasT's . mod loyal sahgrts. well as hunaras ef Ais xes- sess, notwithstanding crFtzia good men di3 na ia tAer power to rsn5er ai9 Rn4 eoafsraf' kr hs,lsa- oui .ssaas lights, sna rery hHnznely ssnding tarsa provisions
 Gen .4scksoa-A monster Of iaisn:sY. wi,s slnv- e our Easisk elsses. hsag our ssses, ve4and ser Es 4, ard Payez ihe very deRce with oar c~seala- fiSEs generally.
 Jirlray Polk--A Tennessee lawyer. vzlsosa soboSv ever hssrd ef un.l the people vrry irapadsaasy placed hm in tte Presiseatial chair. aza vs0 nsze Haf 'Pah tse -tBagnsairssas Mexicsa nassan,' a1- tiioilE3 Prefiiest csRnsf make WET uEs@y f Goa auliea; and the declaration of Congress isass rar cd exzt by ths sci of Mexico' was only fer Ban ceFnbe' v
 Zack TayloT-A .sbauss ba-n--. fh.ox.-cntts-. and woman aud child siayer'i who rs,cossasne the importation of kloee-heunds inls Fgorida. to h1Ai down the ianoesnt asvsges. and afser heiar guilty sS every otheF saornaity capped tke climax ag sactRaaS tae kis laemiaasasz or ts Psess8eacs
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08

= he kssssesn. q ths Laiea Stziss shsaA, ky hin eqsa wIl nn9 pieauure; have pSuaeEa his tsassy, saso ssseh sssSeE of emb4rrnsv1,srf. is g-iffsct exrerfaen. tae mass sxfE1crsMry sraMf vsAs.h I,ns sysr ecearred c tss tisfary f aay s iern repnbtie
 Ehe e~Qgsl wf8 shsw whsfAes the sn~sv r~rzs,.e ,f saiatAts belsiesnenfs suhxiena ss ave1theow sgI the PlsSSEtes @a whirh sAs eensstassa Os ths, Isi
 .sa stssss E Fssessed ts ee toased asd esea ia sa se peace sbsii he snEseas b lssru hs.. far Oeoefsl scotf,s eoa8srt wsa be srpsoses sss sen. psStsd ay his tsovesanent wbieA Se deasf sus rira id more bri1lant result om iAe ssasrh ts Mr. co
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08

 e.sssiIssck czbA 4rsn.sr.sr seas ss Y .as,sn. VI sls ihers wE4ea gEnmi nmmsaF sf EnsrEinraa. & uae3 ~ made fheif eprage, wiah tisa exreyfisa es eae whe we@ kliiaa Hnrs he feuna lnrrs lot = sfs.s and H1afnzntlsa, etth sosns ag fe rlSth v ene Anssrieaa aolaiers, of wkrh he crstrOyed a9 9fssisT Pa and carried tie remainder away. .e EsuAansa nE Msrlin aii ssxt. re~raasa8 sise r. VI e1sy hexi msrning. and nsafched sn fse erre m pea es tee orizAba roe1- He Rrsceessa. ho9ever, s1t saen eistAnee ia that disecfsea v~hen he Sane ncross tlss tr4a ofa namher ef sAod her~ss ns sn eci5ssy tRrBed ia Inc irucassn of he irail ano teiiewsng she tracks. sson arri-es ss q nsrs- q fane sh whirh wsTe all erowdsd with rmerss- - ae'o1 Ihe voiaat~ers ebargna npon thrn wisa a.Sa1 usual inFet1aSity, Arriving tben away frcra esefy Fsache witA mach ssaagAisr. Six boases wsss csanasd iyiAg dead ia o1s yard Ia these rAneaas WIT found arms h asaaaance, aaneng Shaen weFe thase wsrn hy fae army and navy ofk- eers 2. t0e C Stzisss huf mostly Merriam sabres aha hrssssa zasskrta IapaA- Trusas and Ann FneAg reiarned yestetaay. and the nAnaev ih afieh thes csndnriea the expedition wEs highly appro- rcd ef by Maj. Cen Faiixrnou.
 We have rccsived the above information from sn aDqaesssonaAae sonrcr and he fact may be re- lied HPon.
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Ihs Dsserlers---A fSrntr eiiizea of CelRn-
 bus EHnE.

Capt saiaersoR, in his letter, noticed iH sassher article says, ''it IS said they (tse Mexicaas had tWeRty thousand troops ia this battle; SO says Hax- rssss hiRnsg from Colsmbas. whou found frhf- ing wiia the enezny-he having deser.sa from Rue- hlz. and IS now prisoner. anc viii be shet- Fms IS the opinion of most of the officers.
 Repert says that these 6essrters hare all since been hung. This kinaey taiier by tr3ae ia ihis city, and i is rlesAehay record ts make ef nss sEsa- He was very deci5ea whig. we cannot see whai tempted hn 10 this greet crinae ef eser1- ing his eoantry excspa the efFset pro1ncea ty the wh,g papers uhd sueh speeches ss those of Gorwia- Ee has eaA1 is tais city. ais wife being dead We oia not suppose o7r city would have saea reprvach to beaT from eas of har velaute@rx- OLss Sfsses- R0A
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Sl00 REWARD. ESiPEB FR6H THE PEyIfEyTIiRE.

nN gae evening ef the ssh inst, i've eansietH NJ vf4; sylvester BGFFou<hs. but wsAaee rwaf assa- is supposed sD De Stephea Lyman), aud Rtr hassl Eaken.
 isgrrgEghs ger Lvs=snl was conxicfsd Ia P,gsns- kI eoaasy sss fhs eTssns of hos~@-sseaag and sen- s-aerc cu The 2cta Jane. fssa ts the Psaitentiary ssa she terra of i2 yeaFs4 lie , q Sk in<hss aign about & years ol age, biack hais, deep hlrs eyes dark eazspisxian Rat ssosItsy haiEt has sha f hi tsa quarter aad Ief h5na quarter of hss head close ssasee and tue r~st ct hes hnar cnt shusf sssse oH eoSEse siie eotten shiFt. marked Is oa the fght sAas3srf. Had wsah pSRtslooas marked a. Fsf AAif ss G@erga stripe and the ieff haif sf shste d4iGlaag. and faiGa ieat hata natsss ef hs state oi Hssszehasstts,
 Ea4Ea sas convicted of fbe crime af borse-steai- Ing saa laaesRy, n Pcsms~ti esausy sn MaFeh istG 4ssi senteacs t7 t@ P~afteugl2ry toe the term of ysas. and has subsequently, beea seassnxea to the iastHs5os for ags. tor besag of th~ pria- eaaz3S engaged s sae rEtslca winch resulted "a the sasnlag et fss PeastessiaFy. ss August. ls4s He a na'lSe oi hefsd.srson csunty. Ky. is abeat x1 years ai age thick sci zpa Sfcax bait, feet f-2 ,aehss kigh. bra~n bar. iigtst hazel eyss. iarxs ss,se, saa has seaAixes residing la St Francis co . Askaas2s fhe right terssIsfter and ths Jeff hina- quarter et sls bead close sbaEad atd the hair az tBe balance ef hss bead cad short wsse the same kii.d ef shirt asd pants Burroughs. except shak thss marked ta, and ~ers bsaek giazsd cap. sssa A4dstioss. sas shackie and chain d. iGessed ie his rigaf snese-
 Th- 4sa~s two oeonxicfs BrsRorsHs, (or LynAs1 ard EAxts. notorious Aofss thieves, ard nsa of t,se S>rF worst ehaysetr. aud # ss to b baped thst ali good eIizsSs @sl fsif best endeagofs i e.. rest asd rstuID tbesa To sheiF cid qasf@fs la tsa FeaiissssaEy wi5 pay hfsy dollar ns~ssa Es tse apprehension s either oi le sboss rss.y c4s o< ONE HE SDRED DOLLARS for Sgfa. ea sAeis eiss=fy 50 al the PensseHtsaFy, propegssan- ate reward lor fasr apFfebsasios asd eommsfsai ia sgy JaIl. saa sasarnzisen ssa ss me so tAst gaf thsss agsis iaso ny Yo~~~ssica,
 GEORGE BRoDIE. sapr ARxAssAs PExtTEsTtARF, ~ [saLe kocs. Qef ii. i.ff.
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NEW ORLEANS TYPE FoC NDmY
 iHa PriRlerS' Furnishing Narhsase.
}. l7, IaaAL sTpErT Roa

 FINitE undersigned beg leave ts snnsanes As PaA- \ lissrs ard Primirra shst sssrF have estahsssh@A a e9nplste afd ex,snssse Type FaasAFy h this eify. The Book Letter eS ihis keamdry sxas cut te order 6y soFkaeA ogleaE sxpeEs@Hce assd as ne sx- PeEse spared b obtain tie aaadsea~sf fA1ss snA 10 perfect fl in every Fsspeea sili seninrs ts ssy fl xsa be 6ogaG as handsome. if aot the hAsni&ea~sf iM tbe United States We have slss q wsYy haass- some ssSeu' oa Fi0w-ts asd jeb Letter q the latest sists. to ShaEh wesd eait the asisafSos s PrsSters bes0ee paachsslsg ssss swhese AN assieses aaa1aiaesasso hJ as snali b. 7f a aaiesizi eaas. not ssrstor to assy aaafAcsasss af te No fhs sz1 As ws sAais sea fsPs ss Ssw Ysak psiees, ws irust to l1@et with encouragement
 We are gs-Pared ts gsas@laefsas nvmns nuse, Ass6 Type oa aay nsSgksas5e. ~ssA sTsm9s- We weasa skess p@ftscsa1sis eaA tls~ sxsss- fsoa sf pfissss sn fsa<, hasiax .a eassrz aess sst u asasses. by sa.eh x- ere essahaea ls sas- B,sa perfect sftsete N- ore aise Agesas Ess fsss sals of the X@pssr. W2zss.agtsa aad ss.sia Prese- es, wASEh se@~ffAes ~5zs EAasssl aaa Csses Cea- Fo@iAg sascks. Fssnstuss. iak. 2ns every sh~s e. tssie reqsarsa as tsfs ffiasang sasiaesm wssl ke kspf ss hand asd fa14isbed st aaaalaefnsesss psz. ees.
 Edzices zad Pria4e~ wishing *e e.saklsxh Eews, paper Jos Rssassssg oasse wsI se GarAashed w.ts ss essaats "a a=a4I fsF sAs s.se. ey sszfinx sh1 ssz~ ea a@ pape=. tse pAFtiesl&s syss aud anas iy ss .aEk ie ss sxs<mssa-
 st- Tas gsopssetcss et aewspapess wha ssH sub ssa aas assef ss.eaaens six. saosthss sna send fs per to aaT ssars we~xay. wsH b. pAsA ss th@ sss~s sssss~as sg parwAssssg sax tIaes sae saA~sa. sf s ! s4sttssas hssl ia Fsee
 GksEs k Co. IT c4a.i -t R~~.
 .4@-vs T tss7. s-s~. <. o- gAa.s4se.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-08

pLANK DELIVERY BONDS. er@un up sy aa 11 expesSenced ccaas~fas under the tase E4m feE sale al sAis eihce Prize. Sf sa per qa4re
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AGRICULTURAE.. CONVERGE
JUVENILE. &r.

The de2afns=nss Gevate,i ts lhp Farmer and tks Merchant. Ez! hs filed wifa the ls'~s' asef-i sal spFrefs1A'e Information Ssserai arieiaal aSr,csi- tsral gapers ef h;ea ,nzri' hase already aPpeaf-a and erseTs have f9liaazet. \ department wlti he aevote6 also ie eillarea. 1scibeF to Risstes E8is- mas. kc ia saeFt il4~ CsaEeifs sepsains room tor mese matter ta&a sRy Ssvsiy, sad shah take care !. ts hsttpr ss;,.4
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ALADYS NEWSpAPER 1!

This s the ssiy weekly whsrh has .kA-Dy ssa0ax is elSseFsai corps Mr<. JeS. C. enie. tae author ct iee cEarsatnE .-CSzrs Cnsssnaa I4t- sss. Wlli lead graceful ssa ts casunnss % that for The sex ts5. GsSssfe &li be sigkSas rtxal - Sketches et Si-s.agsasa-s l4iI-s, sbcoas and at hoTs. Etersrv. &r-. sil os prepared expressly Tor ,he a.s5rs* Ngsars.@
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MARRIED.

Ca ;lse 18th day ol Oct. last. ey Jaage A. Snifh Mir. TsoaaS Cisisza 10 Miss Sasaa Bsasssy. aa ol Pei&ski county.
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AGEs or GREAT MgS.-1oian Caiaey Is the x es- tor of oar distinguished nea As IS se years oi5. Henry clay Is 70, Van Brea. Johnson, Czss and Webster, s,ngaiaEiy enough. were born iE the same yea'. and 65 years old. Polk ans Tyler. 5s D4i- las, 5s.s Gen. Scoft $ Sl. Gen Taylor IS about 6a. To cross the Atlantic. Wellington is 7s. Peel 6a; and Lert lSha Russell Is 5S.
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Ge9B,

e md the Allowing in an exchange paper and whether tras or not il will do for aa anec3oae
 II IS said that Mesha4is1 minister was ezssai 2 et a company sn one ef the Missisx spi rrwi aeats JRsi eaaore the battis oi Baena Vista comneDesa, ana whist Inc troops were forming, he delivered the following pF yer al the head ei his coEnpanv:
 Be Tita us this cay in the co fict, oh Lord . W are lew and the enemy maay. Be with us, as Iaen wast with Joshua. when se went down from Gngai to Beth-herB and AJalon to ssnite the Ataorit~s- We 60 not ask Thee for sfse sua sud meoH to stand sth. but grant us plenty of pow Ter plenty ei daylight, ana eowards. Take oss Aengs and Resay an2er Thy special charge. Amen, Company, by taenght fank, qaick step, forwzrs- = m-a-r-c-h'', His eompany, ii Is said. performed wonders CD the field that gay
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The Latest Fashions.

\ lady Arfis;e, ene oi the Est ,R Pailad~ipbis whese tsste is scksos!ragsa sy zsl. has eaRssrfca ;o Eefor tle fasa3os aivaaee. and a piala ian- gaAgvs such a efssg bSsy eaa sisaetstssd lbe reports ~iii be accceapassr occasionally by eagrs- wings. TheY mNg b> 2s 2ensssa pa tAs latest. as hesag perfectly talsgQi. aa l fot Amssieaa ladies
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JOURNAL AND MAGAZINE,

lt has been the psoai boast of tks paper ssee !, began that # eosnbinTa the best egaaises O! The Mag1lne saa IoarnAi- Ifs eoaSriestcTs the krsi xrsters st AHasFica
 Mrs H, L sizoSrasy. Mrs, Hsghes. Mr.. $ osgaodi. Kate Sagserisrd Mrs Angela HHii, Mary nayenaat. Mrs (. Drae- Grace Manners, Ms ( fl. Bsses. f ( Ewoary, F FF. ! Fsrf~sscf M. Ros-as. Bisnei~ BeuaairGe. C. NJ knkiana N P WAlas. 1, il hagTaAaa C r Hsagssn, R r. Co1FAd J K Pssisiag. T. : Arthar.
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LucEy FELLow - The 'fsal;iraurr San oithe iath, says, the prize Of Sl5a for the bes, American tale offered by the proprie'UrS olthe Philadelphia Dollar NelrsPsPer, Ass been awarded ts .Soltairr ~ Joltx S- RosB, Esq, of inc ST Louis ..RrreilEe ~--The Tale $ entitled "AsAx. O. pesl-ass'
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Cte Markfta.
OfHce of tAe Picayune.

0fice of tAe Picayune. .r
 "Wednesday Evening. oct. 27. lsI7. Cctioa.-TAer~ has beea fair demand. prsaci- Faaiy for France and the CeBfi1eai we know of the kale ef a5a0 balcs- bal are iecliaed to think tha; 3,590 bales would be Near the mark Tbs prioe. have been af the rate of 7ls s T7e fer Mia hng so Gcsd Miadiiag.
 Statement Of Cettsa. Stock on hand Sept l, ist7 ...... Bales g. .49a Arrived since t0 date. .-.---... .ll5.595 Arrived t0-aay- -,,,,--.- .---.-,-. a,s'ls
 l4s.eO5 Exporte3 ie date. >. .- ...-.- .... .<s .J0e ExpoTtsG today. ---s..- -.- --.-. A,8SS-sisils9 Stock on hand and sn shiPseara set eie=red si 80 TehAscs-So sale has traaspred-
 ssaaemnas sf Tobacco. sseek CD hand Sept I. Is47 .Hhds. 2 2Zs larrisea since to dsse. s-.1..-4 s-5ss4A
 asssl Exporiei te date. ....----.-..-..-- -l5.s2 Experte6 to-day. ....-.-- es-l5.sss Stock en hand and sn siphaard not cleared .u. .5s3 sayar-- Market dull Sales 3e khSs as g Se-: and some small lets Prime al se-. aa new. M0lazses 800 bbls- hare besa taken fer EzPsEi al er
 rssar-saies DO na.. and 100 ohae ., S 2s; and sao Ilh .i $ se-Aayket unsettled csrn-2so sacks Prime Yellow, ia Linsa sac1s, we-< sesd st 5Sc. Lesa-isa saso pigs rFPrr mines, vsre ssAd si asss' sl ea
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Nshs .s Rr-Enpsisa flainsn,s.

Every persee sstissed f tse rigs sF sre- saspssca b any tsa4s &siisa the bAls sf sas t&Rashses sHa paris ot toszSFs slsev@ eazseTare4 is fsq@sred io ss&esssh te same to sAe sassss ssa of te kexssf-r haa Receiver cFtbe psopeF Lard o1kes. aass sxske psvs1eas tAeFrsF. ss srsoscshts s9xr saesug Ats nasey sn b~soyx sse day sapoi'ed sar ths com aeSeemens ef iss vth8lc sSie es fh4 aaas esakrae- iag fe traeg elaszsed ashsFvSse seh elal1n ys1 ts iortcSted. kfCAsH9 M YorNG
 C5~EtssssRer ef tAs Gsa<Fsi L.ss4 09Ece. Nov g. IS4. a-ISss
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AFAMILY NEWSPAPER!

Thss Jearsat has asAzys h~wa regarded the fTst oi The w-ektas ia 20 < sf fsss-Eyy Esera The Pro- pEiesars have erteTaea to asake tt equally superior ss Family Joarnai. Every week he paper wil egnIaia lsarcGsa digest cf tAs latest ueps. wlth al other Eai~fS IAtrrrsffag the are-Sile efreses. tor whseh parp0se Of ghe sss editors ia s~ fry hzs been eagsE~a. whose sle Jxsiasass xiii be tats department. Ao contemporary estasss similar arsa-
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Portraits of Distinguished Men.

sail publish eFsrasis of distinguished men. eeiarss of ths Nsxbrsa eassss. Nsd other rsgTasiags. exe- esss@a la fbs Ess xtxss 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-26

JAN. Northumberland and Taylor %. James
H. Mosiey--Appeal dismissed, and order at chambers
confirmed, with 81 costs Of opposing
David "A. Bookes d. ID. Nash Judgment Of.
frmed.
Jacob Little ps. Lindley Murroy-Moton for trial
denied.
Daniel d. Tovnssndvs Thomas Gardiner.--Moton for
new trial denied.
Valentne Nett ps Garrett Mott and anoiher.-Motion
for new trial denied
George Pierce cs Le,ois Leyman.Motion TO set aside
report Of referees denied.
Louise Repid Solomon Naturalization for new
trial denied.
Joseph l. Dias vs. Henry p. Observation-Disclosures
for plaintiff with liberty TO dee ndsA amend ON pay
men of costs within ten days after notice Of this rule.
j. Dsster Bradner ct al. Us. Nm. Jones ct ai.-Judg-
ment for plaintiff.
versed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-26
New York, Jan OH, is47.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,

,, latina, of The Chamber OF Comaaer e,
held tba dav' the following resolution was ANONYMOUSLY
adopted reply to fesevso ''0" tue
Rasoived That the Chamber cannot entertain any
nns.,;on, having in view the repeal OF the law OF
p.op0s 81 1897 which has caused much practical
@ IN the safety of life and property Of those trading
With New York. and under which, and the regulation,
now establshed the Chamber would be glad 70 see ai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-26

Before Commissioners McCoun, White and Cocks
In re Mrs Phiia Reed This case was given 10 the
jury yesterday evening after very elaborate charge
from Mr.. Commissioner McCoun After consultation of
about Two hours we understand the jury fonnd verdict
of insanity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-26

Duty on fTKn.
rrod present
week. 40 ls2o 2Oso2 ~
fish Colonies. 0 o ~
CoErlSEsI.L-The shipments from the north of Eu-
rope have fallen of materially The number of grain
Hden vessels which passed the Sound Belt for Great
Britain from the LIST to the DAD OF December both nclu.
siye being only IL wheat Is barley 10 oats IL Peas and
tares. In Mcneil but little business il passing in grain;
Danzig letters state that tho prices of wheat had I'd.
vanced IS q and about 1000 qrs had hand
principally Of which has been caugn, by the
frost in the Vstula some portion consists Of wheat in
granary among which parcel of 1912 CROP weigh
ing 81 los per bushel, which realised Oh per Or
b. and Of the last crop, 80 lbs per bushe cd
Several contracts were also reported for Spring de-
livery, but the e1ac. terms did not trans pre- the
per qr and for mixed 6Os TO Cos per q according
weight and quality Peas in demand at 3es TO 40s per
ar o. b. heavy fall of snow had caused the roadh
be bad, but which soon as beaten down would make
them excellent and cons able arrivals may then be
expected from the neighborhood. In the lower Baltic
ports but little business doing prices conti1u
ally advancing, aud the best red whess not OBJ
ane9ie under 64s TO sos per Or o. b. in Spring with
onenrd advanced Barley % TO 30s Peas 40s per Or.
IN hamourEh avery considerable business has been
transacted az nigh ptces Rostock wheat at sos to COS
konssberg mixed 5i Cd HsrSs SSsst on 1' the 70 spo
%s Cd TO 5Ss Cd Large sales Of Danish bailey al sos
ais Danish oats 81 TO 3s lbs "a. "a ner ar r b.
Fine Flensburg liDseed cakes are ob,sinablo AZ So
I. o. D. IN Sprin6, and Rape cakes in demand at "a
ISL O. 90 D. TOT u Sa gusy Az Lsgborn there
ates The purchases Tor England consisted of l5G ars
indian corn and 700 qs wheat prices quoted fos ne
Mar9npolo wheat, 53s Cd to DDS 3D. Polish bas De.uba
ass 20 iss Tuscan Indian 3Ds Al Odessa and
AS I'd Egypsn beans 35s. Freghts IA TO IA "a ~ n,
Odessa letters report that large Of
500 sail had taken place, which would ra
eve the holders OF goods; the principal shpmen ts
making 10 MaTseles large business has been tran.
ncted at prices from sOs to 36s Cd per ar
ing 10 weight and quality. The stock OF wheat WAS still
ssimsted at about million quarters. Lnseed had
been paid high 37s per or spot but
for spring delivery could be made at 3is to The
weather very mild, and the navigation of the
Dnester was free, quantity of nseed being epot
ed TO be the way. At Berdanssk and tho Azof ports
the navigation was also free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-26

European News-Highly Important Conn
merciai InteiIigence-Giest Rise I'm Cot
ton and Flour.
The steamship Hibernia arrived at Boston yes.
terday morning at about seven o'clock, with add
vices from all parts of Europe, twenty eight days
later than those received by previous arrivals
The telegraph commenced operations immedi-
ately, and at o'clock we had received the most
important items Of intelligence, which we issued
IN an extra, and relieved the intense anxiety of
thousands who had congregated about our Office,
and waited with commendable patience several
hours. The news spread overthe city as rapidly
as the legs OF small army OF news boys could
carry it, and the excitement gradually subsidized
among all classes except the Spectators, whose
ideas of prices have become so much inflated by
the nature Of the news, that some Of them will
want Swapping, as they do packing boxes, to
prevent an explosion.
The commercial accounts received by this arri-
val, are more important and pore favorable than
we have been put in possession OF for many
months. The advance of three-quarters of a pen
ny per pound in cotton, has added full twelve
millions of dollars to the aggregate value Of our
cotton crop; and the advance in the price Of -four
has added full twelve millions to the aggregate
value of our crop of whe sat; and the advance in
our other staples, such rs corn, rice, &c, will
make an aggregate increase in the value of our
products, of full forty millions of dollars, sur,
sufficient to carry on the war with Mexico two
years. Who says this is not great country p
We can feed and cothe the population of the
world, and we regret that the starving millions OF
Europe are deprived of the surplus supply of food
that EXISTS in everv ma RI Of the EIniOn.
This news will give a great impetus to ship
ments OF flour and grain, but it is impression
that it will check shipments of cotton, specula-
tors in that staple prefer operating in it in this
market; but the way all kinds of breadstuffs will
20 forward will astonish those who do not believe
in foreign demand for our grain.