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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-17

have been waiting the result Of the election In Pennsy
vsns as likely afford tangible indication OF the
10 DO adopted IL this be really the case we
doub. not that H. exfinc Of the Mexican Republic
ID II. ab,orp iu iofo this Northern confedsrscy VIII
bs the al OF che campsgn .......
Bl, IL Is such tniug Tue cabinet nss DOT peen
waiax result Of ell ctons bat 1t has been he
stating - tn. ia policy of the
Because OF the difficulties which the question In
itself presents to their consideration. ., sf,.
ID For want, ot-informaton ss to the policy Of Con-
gr-ss. Az Ia s..
We believe that the President has Teen, and 10 now
consulting the policy OF defensive linethe plan
Of Me Calhoun, and Gen Taylor anu Com. Perry but
obstacle TO the adoption Of this policy is that 1t
will be playing out Of the hands OF Secretary Marcy and
into the hand Of Mr. Calhoun One great impeachment
TO the usation of the whole OF Mexico Is that Con-
will positively refuse to second the motion We
think the will be prosecuted with all possible vigor
In the interval solely with the object and for the pur
pose OF coercing Mexico to the surrender Of New Next
co aud the Rio Grands. w.
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COMMERCIAL sXTELI.igESCp.

CINCINNATI, Oct. IL The demand continues To Ia
fully equal 10 the supply and prices well sustained
The sales day 80 brs from canal at 50 7g Ias
"a and eco do at So 20 do from river at go Is do from
white Water canal at s5; 600 do City Mills at as6
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERY-CAP lure OF ROB-
BRR.-Some time In June last, so we are told,
a young man by the name of Richard Holloway married
a young girl in this city This pair proceeded up the
After their arrival at Cincinnati the wife went down
the river On the 18th ult the store OF Mr. Collins
In Cincinnati at the OF Main and Pearl Streets
was entered by burglars and robbed OF nearly $4,000
In jewslry. Immediately on finding out the robbery,
Mr. Collins offered reward of $500 for the arrest OF the
thieves; but until yesterday, nothing was found out
about the matter Having received that subtle ntell
gence which Ia conveyed to the police as 1t were by
some telegraphio Communication, Lieut.. Busby and
ocer McClosky set their traps" and caught the fox
Yesterday morning Lieut. Busby repaired to the + ci
ana House, and inquired for MIR. Richard Holloway,
alias Howell He told that no up stairs In his
ROOM but too sick to come down. Lieut.. Busby
went up to the room Of Holloway and seized his
trunk There nothing in 1t but packages of
jevery Holloway confessed that he had com
mittsd the robbery, and desired to be allowed to be
Immediately sent up the river, so that he might
his wife He was arrested however, and commit
before Recorder Bald win this morning for examination
Among other things found in the prisoners trunk
the following articles gold wstohes; 40 silver Watches
81 god p-sou-ossss and pen-holders 40 silver do ll6
brssstpns Of them Of the most splendid kind
gold thimbles is pairs Of silver spectscles 1877 silver
thnbes; le fancy studs 1874 gold studs gold CROSSES
20 pairs OF earrings Of them very valuable 356
assorted hngerripgsmsny of them set with the finest
Jewels goldlockets % gold watch keys and chains dis
mond rings and other ornaments in the jewery line
numerous TO mention All OF the above articles, after
an inventory had been taken we're locked I'D In the
IRON SAFE subject 10 the call Of the owner Their va
Iue IN All u supposed to amount to near $4,000 Much
praise due Lieut. Busby and Officer Mctlosky for the
diligence and zeal they have manifested In thus ferret
ing out THIS notorious robber the reward offered
r1chy que thtm Haloway Ia said TO be only about 1s
year VI sss put known TO be one OF the expert
thieves IA tors portion ot The country ~ o D,Ra
Osf q -'Nf
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nR STEVENS never having failed TO effect perfect
- cure has resolved particular attsn1n 70 e uea
consulted almost any hour, No. Ts Bowsry Medicines
are gratis 70 persons who consult him. sn0'rc
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WASHINGTON, OCT Ia, lS4I.
Hon H. A. WISE from Brazil, is in the city. We I'M
derstand that he waited upon the PRESIDENT to-day that
his reception cordial and that the President also
approved of the official Of Mr. Wise in Brazil
Notwithstanding it has resulted in the necessity Of his
recall.
Bill Johnson the hero of the Th ousand Islands, is also
here, understand Not improbable that he is after
commission in this with Mexico, because we know
him to be quite a wari- Q character. -.-1
The embargo between this place and Baltimore still
continues The mail gets through once day, and
engers carried the forty miles in eight
hours by of stages, hacks and omnbuses 1t is
expected that most Of the missing cuvers and bridges
will be replaced by Monday so that with transhp-
ment two at the principal chasms passengers will be
again carried over on the railroad.
The Southern mail, due at five O'Clock, Is thus far to-
day two hours behind its time. XALAPA.
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rHE NEW YORK HERALD
H6TABLI 1914 MENT,
Hsrth-vvsst corner or Fulton and Easspn s.s.
lanes GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CIRCULATIOr-FORTY THoUsAsp.

DAILY HEkALc-Every day, rncs cents per sopr-.gr
apeI n,num-yayabe ia advance.
WEEKLY HEHALD-Every Saturdey-Pfics % ssa;s
IeobyIt9 l2x cents per nun,--payabls m advances
HEK,ALD FOR EukOrE-Eyery Steam Packet day.
nee On cents pr cppyS3 snnum, Including postage
ns3 % exclusive Of postage, payable advances srbscpp
iora ana HdYefstfnenin Wall be received by Mes takg
ami u rae Viyiennc, rarii Il simords Is Coini, aud
iohp Muller, the bookseller, LondDp,
ANNUAL. PICTORIAL HERALD--Pubhshed tina
at Of IspnaEy Of each ysal-.ingle copies sirpeace
ADVENTISkMENTSa AZ the usual pTces--glwnye rssh in
ayaEce. Advertisements should be PLAZA, sgbls
'snner The PropneNr will ao be fssponsibs for that
occur N them.
PnlNTING OF all knds sIscutss beautifully and wish
lsspatch.
All letters or communications by nail sdarssssd the
pvpristor Of the estsbshmsnl POST pnd, the
aas will be dsdussd from the Suhseption rsnised
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NOR SALE OR LEASE-Lots No. 3t9 and $50 Msd"en
and do5 and io' Nooe street; being ~ se rom on
each street. by 200 feet in depth said lots ere elg y STU so
the gound being high aud neat the Inncton OF ,,anu ~"
Madison convenient the Wiliamsbuien f.ry 40
persons desrous OF erecti buildings for mauuIaetoes oi
other purposes, locations II this knd fepp 1ea
~ ..,ohhnr'ee' az, 90 I2trrc
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.
This being sentence dsy in the court Of quarter
ons considerable crowd attracted thither to hear
the fate those whose crimes had brought them under
the rigor Of the laws
George Frck and William Walker, convicted Of an
outrageous riot the 4th of July last in attacking
unoffendng Germans returning from celebration of
the day in Lppincotts woods sentenced to three
and four months imprisonment The leniency Of these
sentences quite astounded the spectators knowing
they did that the lives of women and children
dangered during the outrage in which they parci
pants. But the extreme severity of the Judge in
sentencing the two prisoners that were next called
up, created quite much surprise The first
Thomas j. Kerrson convicted Of keeping and maintain.
ing gambling house, his billiard saloon having been
cassed SUCH from its being proved that he permitted
and did himself play for money with those who fire.
coming to the finale of the sentence which ordered him
TO pay fine OF $500 and suffer Imprisonment Of three
years In the Eastern penitentiary The next uuortu
nate called up William Wouderly convicted Of sell
Ing lottery policies he sentenced to an imprison
ment OF TIVE years, and to pay fine Of $50.
These the FIRST sentences under the law passed at
the last session OF the Legislature, through the
lions Of Green, the reformed gambler.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FfKsT BOARD Oct l1700 County 6s 49, lO; 729 State &c.
IS, 761s, 1000 Heading Railroad Bonds, 7oh
AFTEs sALEs-s9 Manufacturing and Mechanics Bank
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~ ENUINE BEARS OIL-Hard study, close conlne,
" ment of and dyspepsia the principal
Of premature badness and more morylng crcum.
head in youth in the prime Of life can hardly be
fit hair which has tendency to equalze the circulation
in the scalp stimulate the skin and noush ne bulbs that
lie Immediately beneath. The Genuine BeMs Oil, imported
By the from Canada and The Nor1s:! is uPs.
world Il highly peruned and its has been strongly
those who have thoroughly studied the cons
the toilet By HENRY jon SsoN. Chsmls a15 Broadway,
II East Large bottles so cents small rs cents
be assured Of getting the genuine Bears
OIL must purchase only such the seal and of
Henry JOHNSON, 273 Broadway New York
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MA1RET Z ROBERT, 81 Liberty street have lately 70
1 eeived and offer for sale several Of Jewelry
the celebrated manufacturers in Geneva, comprising
general assortment amongst which arc Bracelets, with
Geneva Watches such Dap,s Anchor Escapemsn and
and general assortment OF the kind Of Watches
from Of Loclc Chauz de Fonds and 81 Inner
LA aatss.
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aOisT OF sEW YORK, OCTOBER IL.
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T1NIVERSALLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COM
~ FOUND EXTRACT CUBEBS AND COPAIBA.-
Sanctioned by opinion and the high authority Of the
distinguished Of the medical faculty. offers the a
deserved reputation Being convenient and agreeable in i,
experience has proved that in climate
desirable and truly valuable qualities m in the form OF
pase-s tasteless, aud does not impair the digestion.
To following the going long this
psaton possesses qusti, far any
successful both in the earliest and worst stages of the
diseases whilst the usually taste and unpleasant
natural copaiba wholly avoided in this preparation Bo
sale Wholesale and retail by
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IA ONDEnFUL DinCUv LII oara gu. ia., tiIa'
w Strikers celebrated wonderful solution Hair Dye
superior yet offered TO The public With this .orI,Gs
afcw momens warranted njure the skn Ladies
can be- waited ppon by dropping line Mr. through the
post Office. This solution he had al Strikers, NO. Coen
ties slip, where il can be applied. - 49,
N Bhs solution be to part OF the wofo by
express with perfect safety None genuine signed BY
II STRIKER with red ink OF 14tsrc
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09


s~ast--to stretoh bsf claim to the Ultima
THHTe.
Can any thing more be- asked for France
than what has been here conceded
France, with her western settlement ut
81. Demands Bay-Spain, with her settle.
ment Of panuco, 1T. Antonio ID Be&ar III
Old, end Santa Fe in New Mexico, and
taking the Rio dol Norto a. " midway" Of
the uDocCupigd space, h6w would an im-
partial Judge, controlled by tho " prcicn.
ions Of Ffancei order d line 1f defnarcas
don TO be- traced. lilo would sty-'thU
line mttst be traced due north, if such 4
line Will leave on the east, all settlements
Of France, and ON tho west, all ihoas III
Spain, If such q line intgrftres with settle.
msnts Of either, then, both Spain and
France, must be- heard rs to their respee.
tive preteusiong, aHd tbs fine Of demarca-
ton must be a conventional one"
Trace such q line north, and II would not
Interfere with, or encroaCb on The settle.
ments Of either France Or Spain, nj that
period, (l712,) and the point Of beainging
would be The nouth Of the Rio dol Nortg.
First, settle IN your mind, whether
such a division and such Il line, does ample
Justice to the " lpetensi6ts" and lights Of
France, as confirmed In the grant 10 Gro.
Eat, or asserted by Laussattt, or to tho
"pretensioas" Of France, asserted In anY
other manner, or ri any other time.
fyou answer this question In the aflr.
NATIVE, then mp to that line as her western
boundary, Texas has q right to extend
her jurisdiction, as over d territory which
once belonged to France, and transferred
to the United States blythe treaty Of 1903.
Nov take your imp Of Itoxas, MEXICO
and the United States, and starting Mt tho
mouth Of the Rio del Nortg, truce a line
due north, and when you have finished,
answer the following Undergraduates
ST. On the 9Th and 9th Of Nay 1916,
was the "Unttsd States Army, Of Occupa.
ton on the cast Or west side Of that Iine 7
81. Would you, rs an American citizen,
consent TO destroy the line o. limts between
the United States and Mexico fxed on
by fbe treaty Of 1919, and establish such a
line as you have just decided should have
BEEN traced as between France and MeAi.
co I
IL on an examination Of tho premises,
you cannot answer my intorrOgat9ries 10
your entire satisfaction, aud you should
come to the conclusion that the /" pretett-
ded" boundary Of Laussatte, and the n
Indicated In the grant To Cruzat, az having
Old and New Mexico on the west, was not
g line 10 be traced north and south, and the
Rio del Norto was not the proper point Of
beginning then make your starting point
where you please, run d straight line any
course yta please, lsagigg IT. Antonio de
Bexas and Santa rs 10 the west, and then
answer my questions.
j. III. ELAN:
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Baton Ron0e. In.
CArrgnn or Mp.ntpMAz RoeEna.

CAPTgRE oF MtDsmfPHAg Ro0Ea4.
The successful exploit Of burning tho
Creole, n iasl-8afling vessel supposed to
be fitting out as a privafeer and mo0fed n.
iongsiJe the vey walls OF the castle Of
San Juan de UIaa, em~boldensd tbs officers
Of the Soners {, undertake fresh enter
prlges. One Of these was q Reconnaissance
Of Vera Cruz itself, with the intention 0f
asesrtaintng The locality Of the magazine
and the feasibi ity ola project 10 blow Il go,
and on this hazardous undertaking d little
party, which Mipshtpman Rogers and Sur
geon Wright volunteered to conduct, was
made up.
FOR " nights, favored by the darkness
the party pursued It's reconnaissance pa
the third, after having obtained q most
complete and satisfactory knowlodgs Of
the localities about Vera Cruz and asccr-
tanning that the obj ct could BE- accomplish.
ed, the little band was surrounded by a
small body Of Mexican ~lancors while re-
turning to the boat. Rogers and tie only
sailor along with him were at once taken
prisoDers-Mr. Wright, by pr seniipg a
pistol at the hoEsemsn, succeeded in keep
ing them off until be reached his men at
the shore, when they at once showed IT
and succeeded in gaming the vessel in safe.
". Mr.. w. did not dare fire, thinking II
might bring o large force upon him; as il
was, he had the satisfaction Of knowing
that he had saved the boat and crew.
OF The disposition made Of young R0g-
ers we have no definite informa ion. Ole
account has it that no was chlined and
marched off by the MexIcans to the cold
and gloomy castle Of Pcrote, but this needa
conf nation. An act Of tho British Cor
vi at Vera Cruz is mentioned in one If
Or letters which does him great credit
0 10 said that on learning that Mr.. Rogers
Itas about to be marched to PerOiG, he 1T
W ce started of himself in qnest of him DR.
one sent the sum Of 800, besides refresh.
elsots and clothing, for his comfort. 1t IS
meain that the gallant young midshjpmau
cert has thus lost his liberty while perfg r.
who a hazardous and important seryica.
mingol at first started off for PegatG. what.
was nmay have since brfaIlen him. We
ever ok for acco rBis IF him with interest.
shall loot the unfortunate prisoners whom
the elements have thrown into the powe
of the Mexicans.
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JAMES

bUILJEN AND tNktNWttIV-*
Respectfully informs the citizens OF Baton.
Rouge and vicinity, that he is prepared to IN
detake all contracts in his line, and will be
always ready to execateorders for every ar
tide 0 fhouse ioinery on the most reasonable
terms.
Refer to Col. p. Hiekky, Fl. w. Fowler
aud Joseph Menard, Esqrs.
April IL no. ~
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AVIS.

Lasoussign6 informe lie public quill Went
de lOner lie cafe tenu par lie pass6 par Mi
chel Granary, sur la rue de r6glise, ct in
forme respectueusement les citpiyens de
Batop Rouge qu'iIcontinuera le meme cafe,
Ct quill Eeasl son possible pour plaire au
public, ct rendre sa maison un rendezvous
agre.ble pour ceux qui voudront bien Pho
nores de leur pratique.
III giendra touinurs ses deuK billiards en-
bon ordre.
Dec. 4, lS46. @. HACKET.
GlsAsS, pntty and oils, a general assert
menEon hand.
BEAL and SON.
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A Toucd::of the Romantic.- In a late
number Of the N. Z. Tribune we find NE
following.
A ship arrived here within a day or tv,o
from Irland, having on board a plump and
pretty Irish girl, who came on board me
day the ship sailed, di guissd q 4 bow.
seeking a chance 10 work a passage 10 A.
msTica. Her sex was shortly discoyeref
and she was made to change her dre.aard
kept in the ladies' cabin. Her story IL the
old oue-:he same in English, Irish. Dutch
or Portuguese. She had 4 lover who had
gone away 'til Amerky,' promising to
send for her when he should yet comf34-
tably fixed in the new world, and hat
picked up a baG full Of those dollars with
which the soil Is covered. He did mot
send, and she, venturing all for love, pue
herself into ship shape tOggery and sought
her lover across the sea. We hone tbz
brave girl will be successful ia hsr search
and especially that her lover Is worthv
of il
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FLORANCE E,

8 /. NEW ON1AAAEtGa
This new establishmenthas a bar and ma
nj accommodations, similar to a hotel. Its
~io.ation on the beautiful Lafayette square is
u-sEauALEED in the city, and It's large and
atty rooms should, especially recommend it
during the warm weatherfo the favorable no.
tide Of travellers who are invited TO give the
hdlsea trial.
c.. 8. WEST, Proprietor,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

From the subscriber some time in May last
anuleu cow formely belonging TO Mr., Jesse
Hn, She was marked with a smooth crop
aid split in the right ear, and a crop d hall
cpp in the left ear. Branded on the hip with
letters A G. who ever will give notice where
sh may be found, or return her at my house
shall be literally rewarded. Baton Rouge.
m. 18th 1916. ALFRED GATES.
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AVIS

VICTOR VINCENT, a phonneur dan.
nenceT a des pratiques, quill Went de Sc con-
foFmes a leurss demandes rtpetees ct quill a
a .preaent pour aide, I'm excellent Barber,
Coifaur, &c.
Ces messIeurs seront ~touiours prets D Ra-
ser, friser, Golfer, sc, lie tout pour lie mieux
ct dans Ie dernier Ishic1
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: We have received another lot of the very
IRE OF THE VEST, and SHAT
SINE OLD cooN.n-IikeWise a large assort-
nent Of Missouri and Kentucky Tobacco.
feb 90 Pike 81 Hart.
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NOTICE.

A Reasonable reward will be given to
whomsoever win give such information as
win lead tothe discovery ofthe person who
took from the steamboat landing at Baton
Rouge, on the night of Sunday sth November,
the following articles, viz: | Dbl, sugar, l do
of sweet potatoes, liz do, OF syrup directed
to T q MORGAN, New Orleans, also one Dbl.
sweeepotatoes and a can of syrup directed to
\ NICHOLSON, Esq, New Orleans.
any information left at this office relative
to the above, will be thankfully received,
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p. MoKTTRICK
NOTICE.

Cook STovRs-To those who. are not in
possession of one of these valuable Stoves,
Iii price of which ID saved In fuel in less than
ole wear, we would say, "Ask your neigh
be- who has one, how he is pleased with it,
ah then call upon us, and we will serve you
With one that cannot be surpassed in excel
lmce. PIKE and HART.
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DIR. n

Liccncit par lie Jury Medical de Ia Nou-
velle. Orleans, a rhonnour d'offrir respect.
~usegnent sas aofvices aux habitana do Baton
K lugo ct ses onvitons.
s,ak1Abiuet est chez lie Docteur Ranc6e,
maisos du Juge Tessior.
eJulyg4 I546
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TO TAX PAYERS.

PARASOLS, SUN SHADES, AND UNI
BRELLAS.
Just received from New York a largevarie-
ty Of elegant P~arasols and Umbrellas Of the
latestEparisian styles, ofentirely new patterns
and exquisite workmanship, atthe lowestpos-
sible prices.
PHILLIPS e. LANOUE.
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.ANnREM RRAnFnRn.
RInM mr. annns-

Now opeHtng, "A splendid assortment Of
rich dress goods. consisting OF Paris print
ed cashmere d'3eosse, repp d. iaine,
mousline de lame
The. ladies' viii please call and examine
some entire nsew styles they cannot find
else where aud cling cheap by
dhcAa PhidipS 4 Ldnous,
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Pray, Miss O." said q gentleman lie
other evening, "Bhy are ladies fond !
oficersl''
/" How stuPid," reptile Miss c. i
not perfectly natural an ! proper thar
dy should hike I good afer-sir
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-09

Delicate ladies in Kentucky nov caa
eggs hen fruit
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CHAUX A VENDRE.
De la. Chaux, du Sable, ct des Briques,
constamnenten vente par
L. BERHEL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27
by Magnetic Telegraph.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-
NV NoRx March % : II

NEw YoRX March 25, {, T. VI.
The market generally has been rather dull to-day IN COM
parson with the preceding days of the week. The stock
o breadstufs hand is becoming very light, and sales
generally made be delivered April May or June
various prices greatly below that which obtained for
stock the spot
The sales OF flour the spot have been quite small
There a sale OF 5000 barrels Gencssee S7l7 1874
few small lots of southern brands including Philade-
phia and Baltimore, have sold Sc so a 62t. Stock
very light.
The demand for corn continues very active and sales
have reached 10000 bushels SIaS6 for white and 93I
% for yellow.
There Is but little doing in wheat Genesee commands
l73calI5c per bushe and have been sales TO- day
Western prime red wheat at lI0ali2.
The market for cotton continues depressed but holders
generally refuse yield the decline demanded by buy
eTs. Small sales making decline OF CT per 10.
Ia provisions there is not much activity.
The freight market has become easier, and the large
Guuber OF English vessels in port has caused downward
tendency. J.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-

IhlLAbhlTHlA, req %, , 4. NJ.
The company Of Dragons, under command Of Captain
Butler ore ordered to Psburg and will Saturday
The Jefferson Medical College to-day graduated lsO
students Doctors Of Medicine.
There has been Gales to day Of 1000 bbs OF -four Penn
brands at sc per barrcl-some holders demand more
meal s held at $50, with saics-5OO barrels wore
bought at 81 3I5 by the Irish Relief committee About
1000 bills Pennsylvania red wheat sold at & 30 per
bushe Prime yellow corn, TO the Of 5000 bushels
sold at 80 cts.
ting to-day.