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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28
CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. Z7-6 L. M.
Owing to the extreme inclemenc Of the weather,
and the approach Of the expected later foreign
by the steam ships Europa and Hermann, nearly
due ut this port, sales Of produce limited. Flour
firm with light sales to the tr sde for home USE at
the full prices OF yesterday for common and in some
instances at slight advance for selected brands
Wheat was quiet. Corn cold in a moderate way, in
cludiBg chiefly new Southern, terms rather in ia
Of purchasers, compared with previous prices
There was change in meal, rye or oats Pork con-
tinued firm, with sales at full prices. Sales
were made at an advance. The market closed with
an upward tendency in quotations. There was but
light business doing in groceries, without change In
prices Cotton sold to fair extent at steady prices.
ASHES Small sales reported at SO for pots,
and So rs for pearls.
Exports from lat to 26th December.
Iots, DarrelS. ..s.....0oS 40
IedIls ZVA uOue.
BREApsTUFFs-Flom-T sales reached about 2 600
5000 bills, including Western canal, at SIS 37h
So A 500 do Brooklyn at So 3lh SIS 371s; 200 do.
pure Genesee at SIS 5 and $50 New Orleans at SIS A.
Southern quiet at yesterdays prices. Wheat
There change to notice in quotations, and no
sales were reported. Corn-The sales reached about
Is, GOO 10000 bushels, consisting chiefly of
Southern white and mixed at about sec for the for
mer and at about &C. for the latter and lot of
Southern yellow at 59c New round Northern yellow
nominal Meal-New Jersey stood at about So
S71a but sales TRANSFERRED Rye was offered at &c.
Outs were steady at SAC. $40 for canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

the Female Academy, Brooklyn. The programme Is
former concerts in this city, the inhabitants of
Brooklyn will be delighted with their performances
OF Of Of
features of the bill, will well repay those who attend
their concert.
BROADWAY CrRcUs-The extraordinary exertions of
the in defatigsble manager Of the Broadway Circus
reap their appropriate rewardthe applause of the au
dences which nightly assemble to witness the perform
ances at the Alhambrs From the grand entree to
the conclusion OF the evening, the acts of horsemsn
ship the evolutions the flying cord the posturing
grouping, tum bling and in fact all the exercises
Of all the year most devoted to mt, Mr..
Tryon has made adequate efforts to meet the demand
made upon him for amusement.
CHRrsTY's MINsTRELs-Bapjos, violins tambourine,
bones, and all on the qui uipe for fun and amuse
ment and those who love capital singing, excellent
joking and all the first rate addsnda to the Ethiopian
concert, can find them to perfection at Mechanics
Hall. Let no one allow the year to close without
hearing Christy's band
! New ORLEANS SEREaApERs-These science darkies
are cutting great figure away up town and their
artistcai perftr are nightly appauded to the
echo. The fireman's cong, bone playing, Italian
opera limitations, sc &c original and delightful
entertainments
CAMPBELLs MrNsrRELs are singing the old year out
right meIry, and will sing the lSi9 into existence
in like style As complete band Of scientific singers,
they have few equals, and constant practice keeps
them well up with the times and able to give the
Ethiopian fashions.
WHITES SEREsADrus at,Stoppani Hall, are bound to
eucceed In their new location. they are Gro 9ded
every evening and all who hear the fully appreciate
their capital performances.
MELoDEor- The Virginia Minstrels, at this establish
ment on fourshngly they and the rest of the per-
formers there give amusing entertainments.
EKEMp's LyoruM Kemp, with his extraordinary tricks
and psntommes, Great western erenaders, &C is
nakng the folks laugh highly at his snug little box in
Chatham Square. His nightly programme Is very
amusing.
VAN AMBuRGH Co, at Nos IS and 81 Bowery, are
stsfed unless they attain to excellence In their
profession which all that of exhibitors Of zoolo
gicsl specimens. Whatever objections may be urged
by some people against attending the ordinary places
OF Amusement nothing certainly be said with
ron to sustain It, against persons making hemselves
acquainted with the appearance and, as far as posi-
BILE, with the habits Of the animals OF all parts of the
world TO and see Van Amburgh Co q animals and
you will be amply repaid for your time and trouble.
Dir. BoyNror gives another of his most entertaining
lectures upon geology this evening" at the Broadway
Tabernacle
Mr. w. Marshall, the popular tragedan, has been
playing with great succe's in the drama OF Glide
roy" At the Arch street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Manager Thorne opens the Boston theatre next
Monday evening, with fine stock company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

When the News Boy the Hook last night the wind blow
yer, hard iIom So with heavy rolling The passed
riec the sohr Jarman ashore the East BANK
IL aAe nj breaking up Tie weather outsd
The Arkansas banner., 1848-11-07

.-,..,u. fl f.s r,irit uf tha Dsnsllfnfinn. n was . s'o--' <. .rrarSunns ullh fhe mutnu ennnenzieas Isuarssrn and puarisla and ssAisy q ss = po irssrpzas north or nDnfh. cenA'nun- hH'1S .s., ina te she Pnrlhe cannot nov be Fsn- hoh v ,,t.r1rd to. h s hnped and haaisFnL- that sen.s! ., ssb,rc, in canErsss. insslsing ts Ts.ea rf ., l.s ,e .sffluanrni pf this wrxed qnrstion PS' e' Ir up sxtensinn uf tas ffDs 10 the Pack oresn ......... ,f ,,,. ,oaDuse. and fh. 'aa.r Tt CuuvrexS. fur happy and successful -, f ms imnarisui guHsxiors htoFe geo -. sDss nud wertsuna JuaienEics ahnh ranG s...srr sse hOsds of this happy uHasa, we sasad ,ruas to 1s euF onfF Mrv faus ralnf Frgri0enca, thni has watched .. A. xtruekies Df ths nation 2 snsaury anf<
 sssF .uo diTrctaa Ehs e0Hnclls of lis stAaeHsnen- ts'.9d,ns up prosperonk, happy and powerful Peo- .,, rypvniHE our efs-tk. in arms. st nome sno s6-aad, win nnpRTaileled spconsn, and wne ID HIS muus6raucs hus given us bew Apa ntlghaeI -. Kronr the nations of the earth, Rs tEnPof1Anns = .--rul,ur, iu r.snnugacturrs in war and in phi i.r,k-cpv and political pre-cHaineEaee anssng ths ~,~z.5 of al the world sti continue hs bisss'ng. tI tbe, lusurpcs MnaEi cause the Hrienoe sa Sslt' ,rayv-uu,s,., to prevail inc wurid UvcT.
 We should net foTgst Snr Cwn tUrpsstance ns . o-tou of fh,s rTsm can5sasrncy nor the obligations q imposes p0ah in duty to the country and to 1hsa Bazz Aa xbvm alsDs ws are SD much inaehtee 1o' si thrss bleAanEs
 May He psarshaacw yeHr oesfhsfHt1onss anc wiki ss kind prsmplings infnse inte them thnf fprbea-' anes, foresight and wisdom. DrosnsAry b 2irer srght, the councils of Jasa Ena free Psegle
 THo'S s. DREW.
 Exscrrrrw 0rFIcx,
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California Mine, and Minerals.

Ii would e utteriE irupcssisse Ii present. te tEfke correct estimE's of shs imuelse Hinr~Ai wscith of EniSrtiA Popular attention has besE bal lstelf cirerte1 flo l. bgi ihe sceveres TigAi nare arenSv been made, warrant tfe Esfertion chsf Cn3InT- his ls nne Os tbe richest mineral countries in the world Gold, silrer, quicksilver. copper. irsi lead SaPb1r, saltpstFe and other uiines af great vasne have already beer found We SEW, a few tsvx ago. besnia'al specimen of gold from the uane newly Discovered on the American Fprk. FrpEn NA as- esss iE ifiin- is immensely richane Hlren1r leurn. fhe gDia from ii. cnsleetae ai THndnrn ana without any tr0a pr, hes become nD rics ef trade si the upper sestlemenss 1hix p-reiaas raeftie abound fn tais country. We hsve heHrd pl several otsrr newly discovered ipes of gold. hsi us fheEe rrpoSs gre mel yet authenticated. skRl paEs eper them However, u IS well known fhsi there Is n placere ai gaa fsw niscs from Inc 6ilnEza a4 les AngriaS Ens apsthef fine Ssa essaIn SrreraI siivur mines, specimrns cf Hijch have seen. hEre isfry hsea discovered This metal tf ss i5 Is sbrndzEz in the s5ciHify OE the Pneblc ar Ssn 9oae. Bew rassi wealthy mnsrRi district b.i iE saia nlss 10 exis in plh-r EertiaRF ei fhs c1gpfrr. Silver, vel eapfeF, we RrA iases1n- ed, has hsen found nsas SHa DsegS, Don Jnan BRp- siHi is fs prsprsstar ai rich copper nias .H thH1 region. h Is pof yei in eE,srties- We also isR-a thai ts country ia the rfelnftF ef the Clear i-sk4 is rery richly lrcriasa with trjs ore Saiphsr sb1Euas esPecihIiy in fbs nSr1hesn dlstrIct. near knps
The Arkansas banner., 1848-11-07
Fhs WBrk If ,hr ps,e, ra,,r.s


 The ieSEiag iistare ling particulars d fhs sitsa- ton of the wreck Of 1as unioszEpats Tesss9, are fre'n fhe sseuts iH Lirsrr,e0I.
 Tine wreck ies ia abosi isise fa1iis rs ni ies water, en harA ssnay bo.sasa nn5 ksepiag teis- rabiy irre from sanding. The rrszel appeNrx I5 have rown stern first. and + ip =zz9osel tad The irea, hardware, &e. NAish wgighea nhoai st'v eH hHnares tuHs s.is a}t- and esfri>a sS1y hr- sieFa ri sn snce oi abggI sweaIe oer-ees I've 1tsfAs ci the Asig are rs'-s saeii, siEh 4Te b-esshes ln the sides burnt thruich. neEe facts a-e sti5eE: from inc eivers heyinr a,Eae u,ssn fsss kelaun wo ;hiras inc ssiP length eeSiniisg ali and pr1zoss ing io inc how Isey say tlrz |. tie rflsr pzri nne Ovei fbs sides of ths skP, the @ rgo 6es m one n1sss''
 4 czse of te'rjbie rsaIbss5pa Is foeHgioi.eS iu SeRSsSaen V Ilh tnis 1gssStnr, n,sFFins man spG inarri~a woman -sho hzs lei thelr iazraI s,,utss- me woman tnkiag assh hs. hcr infuui--nna en- bSrkea on t5s ill-fsaed scsse perished ms +aals with tse wreck. The lo'uni was Alse loss
The Arkansas banner., 1848-11-07
From Gais-honss Messeagsr, Paris. Eh, lsis Er. Martin, [. Siairs Thartr ai Rome

We have ruesirsd the fslipwing tribafe fD the %oysh nud talents of fhis gentleman. whase death |, Rsme We snnenncAd on Saturday last
 Others more worthy and ahie than utyseh. wil, h lns country cf his hlrth record In sad obituary inc vlHes and Ia euis af the 6sepfy iameuisd Mar tD-AmericsS first diplomatic representative si the euur of Rome. Win van Psrnif me, a solDnrner n inc city which wns for while the srBDe of his sabors, viii yen permit me, sir. through the snsdsEm oF veu- oolnmnR, the monrnful priviIege Uf offering to iaendsiliV's memory the tribEle thNa is due fe kindness uf heart. benepnlsncr uF character, anS admirzbls scholarship. added to great aarnncemeut h inc requisites ai an important profession to which m ha1 latesy drr0ted i;mszsf7
 0niy five months age was conveyed, hT the Ers- r of tslis xhort notlrs, commission fssm W ash- agten, appointing Mr Mnrtin the united States ehz-re diEfsiree near his HefiDrsk, the Pope. 1t ssao him in the enlgymeHt cf his nsunl hsnith, and svsn serEed to give to at health new liie and en- sggE For although Ae ssnss have 5eit himself 10 m workman worldly sf bis hire. stin fo The noble su fas freely gipen mead si fRithfn service is s-ieiui are the slsewrrs uT Heaven ie the earth vhich human thpnEhflsaKnrss has cverwrUsgiIt-
 0nsy five little months have rnne. and he, who vcu repaid ihe dissinrfinn win which Lis eaunfry hCaurvd hinr, sleeps the sleep fflRi knows BD wa kns He iivec but so see the eternal city winch hr fves pnped fp Isrhesd, when xhe golden bsRi rus hsoken apd looscned fererer tlle silver r0T5
 Hi;beu; fortune, wlthuu; powerful friends, w.ith aainipg ssEe sroag benrt. excellent intellect, su nutsring parpase, lac TsseS himself fran ibe nSgursir g private life fe highly responsible sts- saiiSs second anls iD the cbirf in fhe Department q Slate At etners' soaicautlon, und nc his Ow n. conferred isisn gcw years sines 1sas Eecre- t-Tsh9 10 the American srsbassy al FEsss; sfd bow skllaiig and courironssy he performed ths duties e tia; 0Iee. s tasas evnr hnd te s3ighl=ss in- saEFss win him ueoa be told.
 fisd kis iiIe hesh longer. Ais reputation wonId hsvs been mare wsdely spread, hgi length of dsys eaaie have hcElstenea Ghe rsfsmatirn ia which his neiai isaeslsrtaai supeEisriry rus hel6 hy sti wi,e hAe the means and opportunity ef gaaging w,ny. Sstars had dsalf at snrs bath kindly ana Eukiadly hy bin. The nsertal cefi which he hns p;ssi-d oE n.as. loo curly. like fhe warn aagEerE shtasE. was al weak 10 EassafE tle constant workings oi fhe mettle within. He fail as truly tn fr crrnsrs's as ever warrser did besorr fhs annDE's mouth, and n1rr dsy w5a pazs ere the pscrs W'slish shS!i know him mpre f9resss, wit esass, although 9n solamn silence. 10 proSislsa lss rsesliaa1s 1our o5t scrvf.
 s=ps a E.T. CElLDE
The Arkansas banner., 1848-11-07
swara .e Rrnerai kAlsla,.

The icgisinsurs pf SsElh Caruainn vsae1 las; lEfer ie present. gUvFd ss lreR- Shsel2s fas Ais services in Mrxire The a6iizrs gf tle Lpa-g thus dsSerihs fhe eingani testirnnainl:
 The hit of t5e swara IS goi1- ths grf IsseiA xrsa muthsr of P1ar. harrag bsisiast n fht reDtre ef ans sf ths geIc ssnds tix' 0rnAmnRt a. On tbs fsp eT flse hsia s hesrssfsl aqna-aaassnss and h fAe rsnsrs of the rrass piecf -rruh EstasI On ssse guard s saaEssvnGs sses ai the tsla rf LhRyaanaus. The sszae s nf the EBss sf E'aascss ssesi. h;ysly armpersG. The srshbsra ss sllssg Ksssz ~sA ssza raisaa wurs. pz wt1h IS anstDssad fslnssxtr tyse and swp sAleias snd ArpHn6 shs herpnrs ps tA= Iss fer are me wnrdE 'rCkarahasra. Aag .N. fssT. ~ ana .-CaopHatsses- Sept Ilsh. t1sh, lssh Below is the rani af Errns ~ shs unssse Ssza-a snd eihez 0rnssnsnsa SeFacsz znd is Eas rensxp el m scsb hard ths fpliswaag snscriPtsnas
 xasG rsE sTAsr os snrsB cAanLrrz.
 ToGENERAL SHIELDS. In sexs.npny rf has m6mlsztiaa as mn eAfiAntry in
 the MAxsrnn NGs And trI;sais of gTststass sar hm pssena. sEasr
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-11-07

The KairEerbocaeE. for 9ac.sbs-, esBtzins rerT hnnofcGs article from CerTespeuGst wiaich bears the tille oi Falss Pr0reTiial Philosophy ls puts us in mind of Lams'f Popular Taiiacies. Take lhe following example
 A sMIsEEr LoyTE CassAvs-'-po yeu mean f.ssa the gentleman with un3snE goslhashs takes plea sure in the sDrieiy Of sneisrF geDtieman similarly nfilicteaf Do the pTer-crpwaea Inmates oi the na- dae-UI August ousuihEs erasl wifi bcsks and srlex and like enccurngcrnents. the new coEsvr7 Do ypu suppose thai The merchant wtfyeas fsfe vaerextza ts pay his nDte j. noTea af se eoGnpnlv of f9ss in like aiiefnssR. Af had part tg-os Dass ness court a7 Npaie Il assHsgs the pslp yo1 aas- fer, il, while yns z-s hsrins yoGf iootn fled sew shouc be undergoing the HzsDe op-ra.ipa ia you- is1Deaiale neighborh0o27 DaeF The dog vi . ia krIue io tis tsll sas-o ta exuk or sasw sn9 sFas aasarxrr pi csuyjFaify the ocrasiSa af fiie ez- trau-3aAry rellnas eG lnRF-f5ntsa ac-rsfes wn are csiira irta congress k,y he UpasnA assPisys tfrr- ing the maHsps-ile gpeS, ois-sahipned Es=~p- ths-Es-h1h looking dvusds-mEmyts, fB fhe wIich yeu can'tsxen grse, aud a=Hr Ii-would you care ts have conipahaa face 8a lace so-t cf ss,egrer4sp het mOrs De4 0f snare enesr-4E tsssn van ep.r an iictpAte1 seeing spPensea ls esp1sfeAs:tre -and knowing thni you hooking into igfsfslss mirror personal refeclion7 7nnn Ea4 lo. soa ll.ssn lyv Misery faTrE cas5aEaa1 ? g
The Arkansas banner., 1848-11-07
Capital pani@Aasens |. MsakssnH.

h saauss thai the Prople af Msrhigaa ase rrssipg sssd 6i xhrT asw fDr the nboliKlna f csgtal punts
 mnsts and segan ss sgisss sss te seaisEzsinp a the gaisows Hnd the hsiasr- Ths Detfoig Eails -faner- Eiser nags tnai an oeasrnenne si tss Srrz trg 4a- rrrasg s rTfup IT alR saus sshee the nEnlssspa nf canltai pnnisHsent. and pHrticninr nzrsfpzssfaDn sf si te the grnm6 l1rvss cf aayne county. by =te prrssnre nT lksrs iiaEeni isissGnaas ransxsd wfsh mnrasss ns tAe Fseannf a1rn sf thv roErs tcy hmxe paanimsnssy zdaptea mrnari4l in tte f~sazsAsHse. sxkiag fnr sssssrztioa nf that psna'iy vah aanps pr-ssnss man rum sssaflisg the lfe nF his fsiisw
The Arkansas banner., 1848-11-07
sAxRIEo.

Ia 5ohn-oa coanfY, ea Taess ssr. fhs 24lh uat. s5 iic res.5cars sf C5 len Ti Ssr0sg hg isss Rev (. (. IgvDead Dr- R- SrrrENsaN. uf Van Barren, is Aiss EEAA (. SzKnxS, q New STk
 Nnsf F}se Elg5 ou pesSas s4th iiss.. by ths Hou ,. w. BOcsEe, Mr. NIls&AV J. EFEp 1o Mis- GsSnieTTA S@FseE. ss3h rs Jcsaz4on ees,Ev.
 h aSi Sarihg ruunsy, al fas residsaee ef M-x. BeaEii, OF The sls, Avrus1 lSss, sy Chzs rs BHrks Ese., Mr. Lrwss pAlreN h Miss .AwE Scrsyr, al ef Hoi Spring eonaty
 h Hct Spring eonufy. ou the 3}sth Sessslss ser ty Charles Burke, Esq, Mr C4rEaI TEAsmEA1 a! DsEas cesnty, te Mss ExEaLSE }oaxsasS, sf aes Spriags.
 ID Asf Sg.3ng county. en 4he lssh Seple.rabsr hs Charles Bs+E-, Esy Mr. Y0ErAS W KiTU1KE fe MiEs JASI CLovEE bsth Of aui Spring epsAiy
 la Hot Spring cupnty ea tas 2lSi sepsezat-r by Charles Earse, Esq., Ns. BrVE NEilL se A9ass fisErhr sa d HVi Spring eoau,y.
 in Hei SFrrsug eepEsyy-sn fife iSfh Cctsl-er hy caariss Burke. Esq. Mr- Ss9YAE< kE1ao As Miss. Roils. be h ef fiss S,.raAg es=ai=
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IAN GTREEsS New Sectional Map Of Arkansas

HAVING Just yetRrB-a frosn CiaeinnNti xisetv lA have coaf-artea tgf ;hS sn=rEsing, prinGins ke-. es my psW Scc7ien=l &Eas u AIksnsas. weuid Fespsatfniy tnfofts lie pEbc fssal tagsbvvs Map H ih bS r-scy frs 5tsSivsry in }snaary lsrxI
 it vi hs oonx tn tne Enrs. style ef fss- sng-ss- inE, and hF fass most cusnr~f risErxxcrs w-ss of ths AieEhsnias- ASi4 Map nSi sisgv &A tAs Gre ks Bsynas RgsGs. fsat-RgEess- lNsias Seats, saa every srcisE nad frselaonai sestiea ca ssih s- hgs atyraE su lhe State sha1 ysrsgnN mag 1s.sf ss the tract Nhirh ster itYe lp a5.z8Ssas 70 Ih-ss sa-s isiS 5cvs trsn tae Naps Uh Els an the efses td Col. ksRr4an fbs iersas seireisd ay fisr Stnse Rf AsksnSas para of fhs SgA@' @eses 5sps- teo by 1SrE-ess the Seminary tsaas. tse Szat springs wsth tss swssye s~elfuns a1tashee ;A each s.se al tue MttttSry Land sti, sr- lad 6su a. taEen iru tils iooks iB yne AasaGts ofFuxs Gssa any ehapres rsaoe in lie county Anes, sr sss countses fpTGnsG t. ths ensuing fs,giss1fsEs w& bs .nsAcd ip siseE them SH neaPlese PriSe- He=t porkrs form wits rAsssx. { t ea rsssrs sy0eBa5ss cesred and es-rlsaso, s3
 The pseEs; map ezH he SEs ss sny sszYg sf tte SsEss by EaHil. and estfsx -spi.iy cou4faE s tAs~e ueS.reas ef Prs s-aHg er'T, 5 ,,s>ase as lK sigelt RzIoss RsSsn E,1alisas
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 Agi papers fu thts s:zae-.ss ta. adloissrx Ssxa-, Etisr eeqi iRr shers ser-rssesness fSf TssattA and seasaiHE ce-y sf ssah paper ses sx5sessssy ws'i he eIzstiee as rsYy st ths Nsg.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-11-07
To the Travelling Pubic,

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New for c,msx.

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