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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18
Foreign Importations.

LoSDos-ship Indeperdenee-4o tons pig iron G5nnell,
sefF, I.:;H 81. &.
81. Sen naHe y.s 4.
S pkg. tsss
ss aesa!s PIG III
Jaek.r%anS L.nd!Hh & col e. 7 Whi!e-i boz W Had
fsa Mi CIV tr,''sI Bss-
ss.t es b..
e. Make s Wes, sa' beer si,1w
shs;d@s pa: k:d' bale: Mills
fhHiys;H1 opp.ahs in "a sa; sf,Sa.a Pts:
e: s:?s; H'S'a s3s s !:$':
cyas H.%asn col NE EpsnDu.eh7. tAsGF
sss:.s :sS: IS &. 10 81. .eSooa. chest:
50 cases 81 bscs 70 tons iron to order.
. & es'i s:asss,s
ss,; KS F.aeIs Messsu..s
1.ssi,
sshroi pads. sca
ssl ss..ss SI. ss' CO
s:;s liz
S,ss G Sss Bcs Do w pSe Never
soni. Hsddsn horns Isl hid. ii Kegs 70
'Ya bundle: i.s. Shield.
Hamblin-l7 siausou CO. % Brower& NeilsoS-3 X
sThorps buadles iron 57s hoxes lin Phelps DODGE co
no lies CopPersht3 chs soda ash w shelds-9 dol Lee
co-2o crates W'tmE CO. rs rs iron 300 ouodes
do Wefmore coI0o5 do 1903 do Waierman-en bus iroa
Kinney b sam,on-l cs Butterfeld Brohers-l3 Ossey-
II bales Spatdng-ls Chase Wslker-s9 Guion col
N Hidden s'sS sse'i fs
linii salds Fuller co.'s Nevn, q co.'s R,eh,rdsou.
Watson " cos stanton Bsroe,-oE Hyr-46 Hunt 4
Sc bales Is A3t bars iro to order
LIvEaYooL-ship James 0ideu3 cks "a do chemicals.
soda ssh C,r. co-a,o bars go bds iron Be.essr co,
LOO bds hoop & Hopkins bbs chemicals vii.
son Brown-io,s mdze Leyie Cook cos c. marbles c
Hsebuet-5s cs mdze Mccall g. srons-llo bis Newman
senSs ef. Thomas n 81. sss: H1s,
Speye,--s eks auvils Marshall-2 pei Patton col,
Dare Wcbb-3 Hsdeys c. Buttsrteld 4 co.'s bis cs
sp,ddiDg-acE Alcon co.. bis White 4 co.,i c.
co.. bis ca mdze Smith co-3 oks Hayden COS eks
Hysop COL Dbl Thompson CO.'S evs c.sLs Chaun.
cey Il co-s eases Gihoa T. co-6 DO 2barre. 0rador =
CO. 2; Stuart s9-77 B, gas bd: iron EGgst,r Bs, S
. boxes Stokes Go: sos bars Corning CO. asl bars
50 bs hhds 60 bids iron c, mdz t3 bags 4 sc
cks 10 sacks timber Dambmann colo SACKS Grant 1.ope
II parcel Kcrcbenatf2o phss cs Bq9psni ,Srt
CO.'S pipes gin Wood box flowers D"ncb
eon Geneva rattan BoorTsn s boz
Pogpe.2a, piece. iith2gsph oons EIisi5 pipes
Sc srsGrEh ss~dc s. sd. asss
fruits do wine s,tgs Bollemsncc1 p~,nI,,nxs
bell-2o pines gin Sarsalon-l parcel
chests Roosevelt son-sso cases w'ns' DsaA''-~
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New York Cattle MARKET.

JAN. H.-At Markst-l2O0 Beef Cattle, 1870 Cows and
Calves, and l400 sheep aud Lambs
Beef Cattle-With additional supplies, prices have
fallen from the average quoted week about
per wt. The sales confined mostly within SO S.
Buyers, however, have not operated to extent
responding with the number OF cattle at market-some
500 head remaining unsod at the close Of the
weeks business Monday evening Another lot Of 40
head taken for the Bermuda market The offer.
logs 500 from the South and the rest this State
cattle.
Cows and Cslves-Thers continues to be . fair de-
mapd for both at prices anything, fraction better
than those obtained last week Sales at from $40 to $40
. SIS All sold
Sheep and Lambs-Buysrs have cleared the market at
prices which show . dsoued advance upon last quota
lions. Sales from 81 rs to - 80 So - Ia quality
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Fort OF New York, January IS, lsAs.
Cleared,


Ck60Ie0s
Ship-Uuion Foster. New Ore ms. Frost Hiekr.
Edmonds. Mobile Gager; Isaac Mead, Brown. sa
Ssy. Ms b Thsui D:h R ts. Ss::s
ssh-snsis, KS,DD Savannah, Surge: c,sa,H,s Co:
& c.; Tsu;
Pererkn, Avery, Providencs.
ns Go
o % 1 DEC from
LSsss: Ss:s
Co On The pa.say. out Oct 10 lo. John Lewis:
s:s Of S~ P'5 49, I
go III
standings Of the poop frame nbe,s :andnx dangerous
: ss 81 sD f%asas at a jail
'?a a f .1d h Nov o. with md..
Edward s,: Dee r. %, u 90 spoke bark Sarah
ship Aberdeen Nicnos Liverpool, IS days. to sturges
ss% .hn e E.. k6sh days. sebmd.
s;shsu 49, very heavy Ts Of
bark steering showing blue flag with yellow diamond,
Bark issbea Mckee St Crox IT days. with bricks to AL.
Bsk Chatham. Besse Malaga. Dec sth. with fruit &C. to
osia stars 5; Marks. ls days. with cotton. d
Brig Falmouth Hopkins. Moutevdeo. Nov IS. with md.e.
ow Ss~ Yo No" 49, Ss
sho wing white signal. bound for lilo Janeiro.
Brig Albertna Montgomery, Ssal, 30 days, with logwood,
to Patrullo.
& Whitney.
Brig Frances Hail. San Juan. Central Americal Dec IS
Bog Robert Penuel. Merriman Jacksonville. Fa. days.
with live oak and yellow pine, to Grace Co.
Schr Peerleis Conkn Savauta SA Dec 81 to Everett
Battee Left Amercans Dec LAT % 30 Ion 50 g. brig
Newborn Nc, for New Oresns 7h lat 81 IS Ion 10 3d. brig
Almcda Haliock from Ap.lachcoa for New York 18TH lat
49, schooner with ma,nmast gone steering NJ Bar
negat bearing NNW IS miles number Of casks adrift.
schr Congress Sawyer Jacksonville Fa days. with vel
Schr Gas,a Beams, Foster Jacksonville Fs days, with
lumber T lichrist. l4h inst. spoke ship Avalanche
hence for New Ofleaos Sandy Hook N BY w 70 miles,
Sohr SIN th Young, Wilmington. Nc II days with ma
val stores Brown Deb sth INST on Cape HATTIE
Sch Rio Or ,nde Hutchinson, BALTIMORE with pig iron, for
Providence.
Schr Equity, Yeating, Virginia.
Schr Martha Jane, Ste Ring. Virginia.
Schr Harp. Green. Virginia.
Liehter schrs Farmer. Roser.; Uaop Newman; Alice FL
lis Webb; aud VIM Nc Near Jacox all from the packet ship
Duchess d'Orlcans. which was ashore on the Hook.
Below.
Ship Monterey Collps from New Orleans Nov 80, with
mdss, to Richardson K Watt ION.
Ship herner Santos from New Orleans, with mdse,
B,1k Helen NJ Fielder. Willis Rio Janero. Doc I'd. with
Big Amid, Ashley from Apalachicola with cotton. to
Hurlbut & Co.
Also, ships; 2 barks; 5brigs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Waterloo for Liverpool New York for Charleson
bark Chide Harold, Ter Havana; brig Smyrna.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. II, l843.
The STEAMER Washington Of our


The STEAMER Washinston-Assensblage Of our
City Councl-C Dibdin Pitt-TAe Weather
The announcement of the arrival OF the steam
er Washington, yesterday, caused considerable
qualification 10 our citizens-not only on account
Of her being an American boat, but from the
the fact of her having on board large number
OF letters that might have come by the Caledonia.
but; IN order to avoid the preparing Of postage,
had been sent by her.
Our august city council assemble to- day, and
though they have no tea.tsble to luxurate upon,
they have what is still better, " 50 per day, and
roast beef" which aforesaid 10 equally as strong
an Involvement for making their sessions some
months IN duration.
c. Dlhdln Pitt closed an engagement at the
Front Street Theatre on SATURDAY. night, with a
beaeht, and an excellent house Burton appe ars
tonight himself, and has come on for The pur-
pose Of producing the "Naiad Queen" in mag
nlhcent style.
The weather to-day is warm and spring like,
not a particle of the effect Of the recent cold
weather being now visible.
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OMMERClAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rfnnlr N

BALrIMoRE, jan l5-fl1 Maryland sterling S. u; Ea25
do de- Gas do do Ia f2,O do d. 72A $1,000 Baltimore
es 1870 sstl $50 do do s5x 1000 d. do TIM. 96 .hs
81 Lifted States s 1881; closed 100 asked bd Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, ss< ASKED. sSX bid.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l7-Eira Bsard-4 900 u 8 6s ST.
s9 600 do Treasury Not.s6 9sx 40 Manuactursrs Me-
chaaics' ink 2 Louisville bau& 81 dfer SaIs.-l roo
vs. g., 90; 81 Ner heIn Baak Ky %; 20 Har. 4 2sh
Second BoGrd-No sale liter SaLes-l,O00 Reading x
kss So 63k; coo Lehish Nav e's, 81; 100 Bank, az
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Ss,: S g e.
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fall Of luz ,s1 sa a s
snnssn .eh Thi;ls Hutsh.'9s BH:tOq ,o s;s
fts SSi' % ossS: $
Sssss fSs .aS
hsys been eoEsety reported for NYOrL) 9Th inst 'chr
Kiso.1qs' jam Dec a.-Bnk Chesapeake. Pike sef Boz.
.oSl from Essport dg; brig Auuess Rae' from fh'So'
rM.T:s..; Dec Cysss Merrill and Men,saGm..
so e., sns aS MaIT
l Ssss BAY Dee WSod
NsE ss eis a: F f ss s
1.rss Mary Martha reauyai. e load for Yok Aa.tin
F;: e
de- f and
exported on Nov liih ssras chip supposed the Bazaar.
|sow ooum York h
eie Ss Z. Sa .Sass Ds sB. Harriet B.
ss.: s t3i Sch. Dig
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Ann Tsss 81.
tSms: Dec % H s:i Hsr% da..ll. Exempt,
fS s ws % P GS ISL ESvSsms Gcw
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:sST S:SSsay Wrs% Salt ids 18th for Hsvsas
es oe. American se.ss
Home Forts.
s4os ja Sss'
FaaSid dGrh.m sssqs 0rsude Acadisn Wood hfiGs,'
E: a::: Mi S;s:s1
MasanI. 'i BID. Sunday ahp Alice GRAY: Ssi Gusy Eliza
ss ss sB:s s is A, Gcsan al.
suiis sehr' Pacific Ottoman and Richmond and from the
ass cs %Sss sssa ss ID on
IN Iis%s%; Canton Packard oIissn'i b,s: S!amSIs;1
TsSpoe SIM. sch: George George Jss: Loon 81
Kent.
Ssss I'm S:.r r; Y:sss s.
fI :s:ss
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j; 1. msxn E S ss
TS
Max .T sd
ship Marion. Thompson. Boston.
nr Az RT H.v9 s.a sh .s sS0P Cscn: Toner Frankfort
(ee dsaser Sisters Conner Baltimore for
s:. k S:a fS ship Athens Chase York. brig WIN
New OAR Ans, Ar brig. zaa.ter Brownsl. Anton
Xs:S
s
Fanny Scott BrHos; .hip' AIyam, ViSs Havana; Asll,
F paa Ey:PSs
Ss,k N;ss; stsve2. seysn. NYe. brgs Mi Easapd
E1abe!h Ann Kitehns Norio K; Lucy Ann Spar sayan
o~Sss s Is s u y. "a a Rs
S; ;S;:S
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york. B. hip Gp.ey Blown LiTsrpeo saen bark K.peT
!
md h Creole. eh N9
s a.4sss S:s. sa.S:s
isf.1:: bls %:s::4 &:
5 S6s N PC s, and s tG1
dons Pennega towedto the Bar ship Richard Asop and brig
NSsrO5I; Jan l41Cld brig. John Kendall, Slower. Jamai
S. 3 Is9y @ GSS B
bari, s! Ds IF
sS, ia. % . sso s s%s f M. York.
Lady Lake, Lampkiu, do.
SAVANNAH Jan ,-Arr, ship Edwin, Hayden Boston; bark
Peter Denill Pickett New York; brig Phlsa, Thatcher
York; Otomap Hsnuum. Boston; cid bark Mesch. Means
ar b. ship shsrbrcSA: VFs2Is Cort Br hip SAMUEL
SALEM Jan l5-Ar bark Emily Wilder, Mansfield Ian l.
bar Oct 20.
Orleans Went down river 7th ship Nsds Stewart, Fa
for do.
yi :A .sd sa Ssc
CTab'sss nds'; Ann Baker YoR OK ''''
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Passengers Arrived.

Lospor-Packet ship Sc Jame.-Rev Edward fid.sy. De.
borah Pidsey Edwad Pidsey Jr John Pidsey Sarah e.
len Elizlbeth Pdey Marianne Pdsey Capt Parker Nancy
Smith Smith John smith. Thorn Andrews, Joshua H'r-
in steeraGe.
LoNpoN-Pactet ship Independence-Mr M Ruthven and
lady, Scotland-76 in steerage
IvrRPooL-Ship Jaue H 0liddou-C Fowler Henry
23l steersge 8 died on the pasIsge.
..RorrEspAM-ship Elize-Henry Muller Hamburg; Mr.
Van der Horst. Mrs Fuller and family, Holland.
ST CRox-Bark lsabells-Mr Jackson Mr. Fox.
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sr MARxs-Bak Oci,la-5o6 bales cotioo Holt rock NeI
eo-ass DO do g hldes Coe Anderson DO sns
son-I5 do Bryan Matlspd-67 do Fox LiyngstouIH do
Centre co-ls do Swift K Wadron-2l Hopkins Allen
IL o Wetmorel BIZ csk IS hides Atw.ter Mulford-
pieces c,stings-l BIZ T Wne-3 bx' Dittenhooisri7
bxs order.
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Passengers Sailed.
LvEnPooL-Packet ship Waterlco-Mrs H TreSent. Miss
Helen Tregent George Tregent. CINCINNATI w Bndw
England VIM Barker John Ellsry, London franklin Hen
nv. New York.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

The following paragraph from the last
number OF the New York Herald may
giv6 somo idea Of the probable resu, Of
the free sol movement IN Pennsylvania:
The free soil convention in Reading.
an account OF which will be found in this
days paper with some OF the speeches
delivered, and the general impressions
gath red there, j. one OF the mos, inpor.
tanl assrmbiagc, OF the kind that has ia.
ken place succ the ilrst movement, was
made ia New York According TO the
most reliable accounts from that gnaueT.
a vigorous free soil movement has com.
meuced in Pennsylvania, and, although
they have declared IN favor OF the regular
Democratic ticket, separate aud indie.
pendent electoral ticket has been nomi.
mated, and it Is supposed that forty or fifty
thousand votes will be given for that
ticket in November next This number,
however, may be- somewhat oycrratcd by
the oulhus iusm Of the free sQilrrs of Penn.
-ylyania, instIgaIej py that great genius,
John Van Buren II we put the estimate
down TO fifteen or twenty thousand votes
aud, according 70 all appearances they
may take tia, number for their electoral
ticket the result in November next can.
not b' mistaken The ciect0ral rOte Of
Pennsylvania wai, in 8rh case he
Hr0wa for Gen Tdyioy iasteda Of Gan
Cass The appearance Of affairs in that
quarter certainly favor such ana cXpecla-
lion as the Reading convention held out.
The electoral vote Of Pennsylvania, se.
cured for General Taylor will have
prodigious influence over the Wings and
the independents Of all parties throughout
the country.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

mat l have moi a copy OF my eommuni.
cations to Iul ses Saunders aud Wnches.
le'i but the above | believe 10 be their
substance, Under the general authority
then thus gisen these gentlemen, | shall
deem Whatever STATEMENTS they may have
made 10 be fight aud proper. and conf.
denl IN their integrity aud IN tho sincerity
OF Their friendship for me, | shall sus ain
them without qualifications. ! therefore
now take upon my own shoulders the
responsibility Of the acts OF the Louisiana
delegation IN the Convention, and am
prepared to stand by the consequences in
their lcnglh aud breadth.
lregret exceedingly thai ny friend, in
Baltimore, whom You represent should
/ have thus misunderstood the course puf.
sued by The Louisiana delegation IN the
convention, aud should hafe imagined
that had abandoned the position which
! had uniformly held on tins subject.
feel bound, however, 10 respect the
opinions of those who honestly dilIer with
me- aud therefore while feel conscious
oino change ol feeling Or Inconsistency on
my part, leannoti expect or desire that any
ofmy friends. whom You represent. should
do violence 10 their own sense OF right
and wrong BY supporting my election
while they believe | have changed my
political views. ask no nun, be he
wing, democrat or native, Tor his vote. |
take every American citizens interest IN
the wellsfe Of his country a be as pure
aud as deep as my own, aud have there.
i0fe uo f.shi. aud certainly uo drsirr, 10
influence he action In the exercise ol the
important duty Of voting tef lhe officers
OF his Government
Though have no objection 10 Your
circulating tbs communication among
such Of youf friends as may be Interested
IN It. yet request thar IL may not be pub.
li-hed. Ny aversion to the appearance
OF my NAME III the publie pf!nls. la Goa.
necuon with such subjects. Is my apology
Tor the request.
With rfeai respect, gentlemen, | am
your obed.elIi servant,
Z. TAYLOR.
McssTs. CnAs. II. Pms. JunN ".
WALEER, Tn 5. ALEXANDER. aud others
Baltimore. Nd.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
GEN. TAYLOG'S LETTER.
lCsryl

BAr0N RouGE. La June %, ISIS.
GcNficmcH-l have the honor to ac.
knowledge the receipt ol your polite conf
mumrauou OF the 18th iu-i., calling my
attention 90 certain statements relative To
my position before the country a, can
didlle for the Presidency which are rep
resented TO have been made IN the WhlI
National Convention, recently held iu
Philadelphia, pending the action ol thai
body, bl Judge Samde.s. ct Louisiana.
900 iAl uumr OF The delegation from that
Sla.,, and requesting 90 be- informed
whether such statement, were mnde by
my uuthaniy | have 10 inform you ia
rpIy that on their way TO that coaven
ton Julgc- Muchestef aud Saunders, oi
the Lom.iaua delegation, who have been
lor many ycun my personal luends aud
nclghbor.. wrote to me, requesting my
views, before ihe meeting ul the cOuvCu-
ton, as to thr course desired my friends
to pursue IN that body lntwo commit
uicallcns, addressed 10 them IN reply, |
informed them ia substance that at my
distance itom the scrur il would be-
quite impossible Tor me to give any specific
instructions, upon the subject that many
questions or contingencies might arise,
during the action OF the convention, the
character oi which | could not tOrctrll
and that they must therefore assume the
responsibility Of acting for me- that | felt
my honor and interest suie in their hand-,
aud that whatever they should see iit to
do would most cordially approve.
substantially informed them further
that unless they should discover an cvi-
dent disposition to treat me unfairly,
which had no reason for surprising
would be the case, I thought that my
friends should 20 into the convention, a,
they had been selected by their fellow
citizens for this purpose; but That, having
once entered il, they were OF course
bound, II were not nominated, tosustaln
and support the nominee, whoever lac
might be- aud that hoped they would
do No heart aud soul. that was candl-
date lof the Presidency only 50 far rs my
friends had chosen TO make me one, but
that having been placed III my present
attitude towards that subject without
any agency or act OF my own directly or
indirectly / did not feel myself ut liberty
by any such act to withdraw MYSELF that
nv friends, in whose hands had ever
been, could do so whenever they should
see fit; aud, finally that Il they should
succeed IN elccting to that Office any enc
better qualified for its duties than | was,
and who was at the same time honest,
truthful aud patriotic, it was their duiy
to 90 for him, aud that, so fat from being
disappointed or mortified, | should hail
the result with Joy,
Such think, has been the language
which ! have uniformly held on this
subject since my name was first men
toned in connection with IT, ! regret
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
To r. j. AlosEs, ESQ.

ANEcDoTE OF NicHoLAs.-The Boston
Transcript records the following story OF
the Emperor Nicholas, related by n gen.
tleman recently from ST. Petersburg:
While the cholera was raging IN the
city, a few weeks since. the delusiou
seized upon some OF the lower classes OF
the population that they were poisoned
by the bakers. Aching under this impres.
sion, q mob seized upon poor baker aud
heat him 50 numerically that he died.
The Emperor on hearing Of the tansac.
tiun, Instituted tie most rigorous meas
ures lorthc apprehension Of the ringleal.
crs. Six having been arrested, hc fixed a
day ior their public chasliscmeut with
the kuout, u one Of the open places OF The
city. An immense as,cnblaga convened,
aud Nicholas himself, unguarded and ia
The simple attire OF Il private citizen, WAS
present to see justice done.
After the culpats had been duly puu-
shed. he came aud addressed the people.
lie ecxp.ained to them the enornily o, the
offence OF those who had mohbcd the
poof baker said that there Were daily APP
pointed ministers of the law, and the peo.
pie had always access to himself 10 make
kuown their complaints. lie showed
the heinous injustice which might be
done when mobs took the law into their
hands ana he exposed the absurdIty ol
the idea that the prevalent c cpllemic wa.
oecasioned by poisoned bread Rather
Is it, he exclaimed, "a Judgement oi
Heaven against Us iof our SINS. Aud iu
pauIience and prayer we should seek re-
hcl, my children, rather than in mobhing
poor, innocent bakers. Yes the dispeu.
salion comes from God and to God
alone must we look for succor,"
With these words, uttered with great
animation and with most expressive gcs.
lures, and an extension OF the arms, the
Emperor produced such an effect that
the whole immense asscmblage kueeled
as by single yohion Taking advan-
tage OF the OCCASION he also kuelt, and
assuming the functions Of priest as well
is Of lawgIycr and Emperor, addressed
most eloquent and impressive prayer to
the Throne OF Grace, before Which there
isno distinction Of monarchs aud peasants,
The gentlemen who beheld this scene
came away with the conviction HAT
Nicholas Is very great man.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
NEN ORLEANS INrE FOUNDRY,
ana r'rtRleTs' DepOf.
~ o. ,AAAh STREET koh
oro,ur uns rrspoa nau.s.

~ u DREEN repeatedly sH'ou"cr' 60
!. inIa.-.sis aad frUrs. ihn hr hls
.snabI,.ru cuu,yls aud 'Ai'rhNe hFL
IOtNHki 100 tus rHy,
TEBsA l. guB of ta.s luuniq vas cH' q"
srdrf ly w.tAmru Of long 'sp"n'ue', aud 's 40
,als.ssu Ws SPARED % ullan tii- hindsntnr"
lsgr, aua to p-i,,og urn iu ''rp rip'el' 'he
a..rfIas o. ,,utur,d lhai Hul Be band the
lap4.um.,l iu ii4 uuftru s,alr-
A,u. a WY u,ud- iur nH-''iIn-ui oi fnNrf.r
g..s..u,luI lianirf-, na. J"H HL4rtsA OF he '''l
..,Ia. ta ,ti,..i Ibr aiirWon cd iruias n ~'-
,lst,I. l..u,r punrntsiug 'Ia'Whrse. Al "igr'
manufactured al tins Iuu.idry shall hrni m'-
lt,al ru4al B. not sIpruur 60 auy mfn'"''ni'a 'a
Al the Nunu. aud as mry wui be lunsarI' 90
N-y Nsfa pler., tir proprietor ot ihis 10" "nlrf'
usr... Trust. io meet Nitn Dur 'ucuuflgr
ll- -uu.rHDa, Do l.-' A.'ni i"f tie sale o'
Manner. \, ,a.nu stnu afi SuUn f.Esr. which,
topii.f 0ul tU,'r., tl.as, t"mt"''H. SU'bs'
I.u,u.rr. G4lrys, Pa uus Hk u' ill e''of'' in.
n.nub, ryrfy article ~ the ffutns bustfs', erh
constantly ~ hand al moderate rates
H. Tn, pfophriorsri urw-pip"is who 'il pun
l.u t.us al,ruscmrni ~ mDt ihs, and sruh a
v,irr to TINS fodnd, @eeky, VIII b. pa'' tor li"
aa,rrliscnrnl by purchasing sn i'm's 'hram'uhi
III adycf,ls, mcG bill "a Type" ....,,..,.
Opposite The ,'usivmlDusc.
IL Proprietor urWslnpcr' Who haze pnb.
L.D,l the advertisement ol ngEENG n O. Wi
please sa.prnJ IT, and mscIl the above.
-1nhy iu, i,l6.22
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25

vote OF Florida. IN conjunction with my
colleagues, should they arrive, (of alone
IN any other contingency il is desirable
thai the delegation should be informed ol
yodr views upon the right Of shareholders
10 emigrate to new territory with their
slaves, TINT we may know how iaf they
uceogd with the instructions under which
We ATE directed to act. | viii, therefore.
respectfully inquire
lst. Whether yon viii adhere 10 the
position taken in your letter to A. Q. p.
Nicholson, Esd, Of December last
81. II 80, am | correct ia constituting it
70 mean that You consider that the mhab.
itauls OF a territory, before they foun u
State Government. have iglt 70 estab.
lish or prohibit slavery, rs they may deem
most consistent with lhei local policy!
ID Aud that the policy so expressed
IS The paramount law during the tefsiloH.
al Rfubalion, changeable only by tue peo.
pie OF the territory upon the formation OF
State Government, or under such lag.
islalige sanction as they may dlreei2
There Is another matter but slightly
alluded to IN yonf Nicholson letter. to
winch will also direct your attention.
Do YOU consider that the Shareholders
would have the undeniahle right 10 TAI.
HFaie, with their slaves, TO any Mexican
territory that maY be annexed to the L.
siales-or would y5u regard it doubt.
ial matter, Ia consequence OF the insiilu.
ton OF slavery not having been recognized
IN said territory By the Mexican author.
ties Immediately preceding the aaguisi.
ilonoi such territory, (supposing il should
be acquired,
Your reply viii enable the delegation
u determine whether. under certain cir.
eumstanees, they can. consistently with
Their instructions, cast the vote OF FIo.i.
aa IN your behalf as candidate ioI the
Presidency