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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

SPLENDID SILVER Door PiArgs.-Eiegaui GOlhic anf
PLAIN Door Plates warranted sterling silver plate besuu
fully engraved from 3 So upward, n 5 EyERDgLLs Pre-
Engraving establishment Jo2 Broad way cor Duane.
q hrst sanare ahove Stewara marne store iyl lneod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

~ Coasuls, Ministers and Ch.rge d'Afaires Of n.
United States and ofpregu countries resident ir the ned
ses have their seals q Office engraved By the be-.
artists att EyEsDELLs Premium Engra' NJ Establishment
3o Broadway. Duane second square above Ge
ParA. jy4G lmTuThSs aI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

C..r ~ tsrtrficiDr --Corner BsT maj.
partial investigation Saturday afternoon upon a.,
body Of female infant which was found In a in. :,
,ichci q the premises the corner n Dean and -
ers sts. II appeared that young unmarried ~on.,
named Elizabeth Bsisley. sppied abou, two VOL
since a the above mentioned house for tomporsrv a.,
poyment which she succeeded IN obtaining n.
Wednesday last she obscrycd % return ito -
house from the bsck premises and wss inmedis,elv
seized with fainfing r. She received the neces,s,.
attendance and the next day she len for NswY York ~
has not since returned. On Saturday the body OF ~
infant was found which p sufficient medical examns
uon proves % have been born alive and IL presu,t
inst the mother must bavc given birth on the 81,
ana cast u INTO the place where 10 Wa discovered Will
the design OF covering her shame The Coroner VA. 10
have hsd farther examination OF the IN The pres
encc OF the Mayor yesterday afternoon but was ore
vented from dong 80 10 consequence OF the attendance
OF the Mayor ~ the fire.
PoLIcE.-Eienry Lee Lucas Salem and Franc,
Jackson (col0rcd) brought before Justice Car.
yctr rdHy. charge OF violently asgaulfng a.,
Munsel while In the discharge ot his duty They w.
sentenced % the Pen.tcnfiary for go day. W.Hs.
D0ugheriy was brought before Justice AfxN,er o,
charge OF assautng officer Dawson. He va. sen,epoas
20 the Pentenusry Tor three months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

~ s,rNpFss's DRFsstNC C,sEs, F,NcY CUrLgRY AND
T0ilyr ASricsts al ~ Broadway, of Lberyst
ana 5si brosd~Ry The subscribers respectfully cal mo
attention o tho public 10 their Olecon of toilet articles,
which 10 point ct variety cqused IN the city They
selected with The greatest ard % qualify, and IN All
cases warranted Their assortment o fancy cutlery EN-
braces all the --latest STYLES OF Rodgers sons pen knives,
nirs button hooks and other articles toilet many
90 which have been before imported Portable dress
Ing ~ the sabscThcrs manufacture These Gases
the compact forms containing useful srtclcs Of
the best quality they acknow dyed by travelling sen
Lsmcn 10 be superior 70 ihOse imported.
ly2IA- q. SAUNDERS SONS, lA' and ~ BrssswS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
rarp obligations.

- .s., rntoNs lstr,N 90 A'''rt'N''
f..t ..., ,,,ruitc--ao mistake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

CUGHr AT LAsT.-George Fisher, a',as Fish,
charged with having robbed boarder NJ the Eagle
Hotel Philadelphia, of l00 some time ago was arrest
ei boz this cry yesterday by officer Leonard OF the
Chiefs Office and taken 20 phi.adcl phia tor trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

PoLIcE.-A runner by the name Of Hanight or
Alright was arrested yesterday, aud required 10 give
bail in the sum OF : OOO for am alleged infamous
sau'i upon girl about l3 years DID, named Mary GOss
~ O. Washington.st the afternoon OF the 9th nit
The accused la hs statement of the says that the
landlord being unable 20 get any money from the com
plain mr. and her parents tor l1srd &c requested him
f0 goo stairs and them cat the house aud that
20, ii enter the room .n which sha slept aud ordered
htr o. get up and caye but 300 n0se touched her per-
son hearing Zoo tle case VIII De had before Justice
Lafhrop some time to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

VEssFL ROuBED.-The schooner Sarah Lousn.
lying at the loot of Jefferson ~ entered some time
On sunday night and robbed OF $3.50 ia money. and A
quantity Of clothing valued s0 the property of Capt
WIN r Palsonk The rogue escaped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

their opinions; and bringing It out as great and
valuable agent in surgery, they sent missions to
Europe, for the purpose of claiming the rewards
given by certain scientific bodies there to such
discoveries. The publicity of these steps led DR..
Wells to visit Paris and London last winter, for
the purpose of establishing his claim to the orgi
nal discovery. 1t seems he was not very sue
cessful in his pursuit, owing to the superior in
huence of those persons who had taken the dis
covery out of his hands, and had arrived in Paris
before HIM. Fooled in his object in Europe, he
returned to this city, and pursued here his ordi-
nary avocations, until this unhappy event occur
red, which caused him to figure in our police re-
ports, and now to be the subject of the melancho-
ly history related in our paper this day.
Thus has he fallen victim to his own msdi-
cine, like Phaaris of old, who persisted in the way
he had invented for Others to die, and like DR..
Guillotin, the inventor of an instrument of death
which put period to his own life. This singu-
lar tragedy will make the public pause in rela-
ton to the virtues and utility of these dangerous
substances, in their application to the human sys
tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25
INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.
The Train for the Capital Attacked.
Over 100000 worth of Property carried Off.
LATER FROM THE sRAzOs
NEWS FROM KINGSTON, JAMAICA.
Serious Fire in New oren ada.
&c. &c. &c.

The overland express has arrived with two
days later news, bringing news from New Or
leans to the 18th inst, and from Mobile to the
10Th. The ship Tahmaroo had reached New
Orleans from Vera Cruz, with dates from the
latter city to the 9Th inst, being four days later
than hitherto received.
BY this arrival, we learn that part of the last
train which had left for the capital, was attacked
by guerillas, while the Santa Fe regiment of
mounted riflemen, under Lieut.. Walker, were
scattered of some seven miles from the main
body.
Different versions of the matter are given;
some estimating the guerilla force at four hun
dred, and others at two hundred and fifty.
The guerillas are reported to have captured
three hundred pack mules, and 800, 900 worth
Of property. Ten Americans out of the thirty
who had charge of the property, were killed or
captured. Lieut. Walker Immediately started in
pursuit, with strong reinforcements.
From tho Braxos.
: The schooner L. S Scranton had arrived,
having left the Brazos on the 18th inst.
A notice calling meeting of the friends of
education at Matamoras, had been issued by the
Americans. The Mexicans were invited to at
tend, and to take the lead in the arrangements
Colonel Davenport left Matamoras on the 9th,
on tour of inspection to the mouth of the river.
When that 800 900 in specie arrived at the
Brazos, consigned to S. G. Hatzel, ex-U. S. Con-
sui, he was allowed to take it on giving "pro-
mise to pay on demand" for the amount of the
duties, some seven thousand dollars. On the
demand beng made for payment, he refused to
pay, or say where the silver was, and Mr.. Chap
man, the present collector, forced his doors,
found the silver, and placed sentinel over it,
not to be Withdrawn until the duties were paid.
From Kingston, Jamaica.
The bark Aften arrived at New Orleans on the
18th, from Kingston, Jamaica, on the 9th inst,
bringing Midshirman Wilson, of the Navy, as
bearer of dispatches.
1t is reported by Mid. Wilson that on the LIST
inst, the city of Chagres, New Grenada, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire. The custom-house,
containing much valuable property, was included
in the confagraton.
Major General Lambert Commaur, Comman-
der-n chief of the British forces on the island of
Jamaica, died at Kingston on the 4th inst, aged
66 years. His remains were buried the same
day, with military honors.
There was no news from California.
-sThe death of Paymaster Lieutenant Minor, of
the Artillery, is confirmed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

THE New YoaK HERALD.-A lat, number of
this journal, the circulation of which, we pre-
sumo more widely extended than that of any other Ia
the United States contained nearly ten columns OF mat
tr slsSraphcd from various points OF the Union Th!s
IN instance OF n.wpaper enterprise without
Jta 10. 80 W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25
Law Intelligence.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Jan ~ Before Judge Morss-Joh n
L Sehrage ct al. u.s. John NJ James ct aI-This an
action to recover the balance Of promssory note made
and endorsed by defendant the amount claimed be
due 81 500 H. The defence up that the de-
PENDANT James together with Hurd Aerton, the two
endorsers the note in suit with Others In the pur
chase from Crawford Of 900 OF the stock the
Farmers and Millers' Bank Of Maryland; that they
also to have to their credit Of $40 the
books Of the bank and that they to establish
ose here redeem the notes Of the bank that this
proceeding void under the revised statutes-and
that consideration given for the note the bank
turning out to be worthless The plaintiff then proved
that the note was taken by Mr. Burger In the course
Of trade and BY him negotiated to the plaintiff the
purchase Of quantity Of phosphorus; and ALSO that
neither Burger plaintiff had any notice Of tho pro-
oeedngs between defendants and the Farmers and Mil
lers' Bank.
The Judge charged that all the facts were proved on
behalf Of the plaintiff and pra facia he IL entitled to
unless defendant has made out good defence
The defence shst this note was originally given to ena
have only to remark In relation to this that there
cases where party may legally raise that defence,
where he raises against person that Joins with him
to defeat tbs laws There It 10 proper that he who
party to the fraud should not be- gamer by IT. but
where party sets up his illegal act against bona
ds holder Of commercial paper 1t ought to be clearly
shown that he knew at the time all the transactions
Iaftng to tho security he about to take The re-
stranng Law Of this state does permit persons
into the business OF banking In this State but IL does
not prevent from owning the stocks OF other States
take their chances. II you believe tho plaintiff had
notice OF the transaction set by defendant and that
he took the note Ia good faith is defence that IL
was given for this stock and ought to find verdict
for him. Verdict for plaintiff for amount claimed For
plaintiff, Mr. b. d. silliman and MIR. q. Roe for de-
PENDANT, MIR. &. Field.and Mr. Parker.
CouRT CALENDAR, This Day.-Circut Courts, IS
a. 81, %, 90 0, 90 10, H. u, 70. "a 80, Common
Phas-Psrs lst-So, 10, 90, 7,7a,7 81, 81, So
The buildings Of the gas works of Wilmington Dsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

FROM Sr. DOMINGO The schooner Huron,
Capt. Hancock, arrived yesterday from Mira.
qoane, with accounts TO the LIST last Can't n
8 ates that when troops were marching from the
French portion of the island to repel an expected
attack or invasion from the Spanish part, but no
very serious consequences was expec d from tbese
movements. The President is not popular. and
trouble was anticipated from some of his arbi-
trary acts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

ADVERTISEMENT. following has been sent
us Tor insertion and as 1t is an Important Office,
with prospect of steady employment to the
agent, and an immediate necessity for his ser
vices, we give it this conspicuous insertion,--
WANTED-An entsrprising Yankee, to act a. agent
w at Halifax, N. 8, for supplying the French and
American steamers with coal, and the French with
sugar, on their voyages from Europe TO America He
must be able to white sticks drive bargain and
ha.vous TO the Grapes As good wages and permanent
employment viii be given, he must devote his whole
time his business and sleep with one eye open espe
cislv In foggy weather. Apply on the prem SEES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25
Markets.

New ORLEANS, January l7.-Cotton active; prices
buoysnt. sugar-stock increasing. Flour-Markst
fairly and finally broken down. Illinois quoted at s.
aud choice Ohio SIS %. Molaeses has q downward ten
depcy Freights-seversl new engagements Exchange
In fair demand at previous rates.
ALBANY, Jan. a4-In the -four market to day there
was nothing done beyond supplying the ordinary de-
msnds Of the retail trade Sales Of barley were made at
81 cents rye At 10 cents; 40 and corn at %
.o5 Pork in the hog sold at Sc 30 for good lots but
the receipts light Whskey IL selling at Is cents
Teams are coming in from the country forty miles dis
tsnt, with produce
BuryALo, Jan. ~, ls4s -Flour-The market continues
dull and have only to notice sales of 500 bba ipou
ding good qualities Of this State aud Ohio at 81 rs So
Corn-continued dull, with downward tendency in
prices We continue to quote western mixed at at 800
Wheat-The market was inactive at 9sc for Wisconsin,
aud at 1860 Tor good Ohio Nothing Of Importance to
report In prov!sions High Wines ne chsnge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

ERRoNEous TELEGRAPHtc Nsws We gave in
our telegraphc intelligence from Washington,
yesterday, further rumors about dispatches from
Mexico, a treaty with that country, the election
Of Herrera, and that Mr.. Trist was i'll acting
there, under instructions from the American GO
vernment. This despatch came, not from our
special and private correspondent in Washing
ton who has never deceived us, never mIsreprc-
scented facts, never hazarded mere .peculatons-
but il came from general collector Of news,
employed by the press OF New York, in WASH
inston, 10 transmit intelligence through the ele-
graph. Had we seen il before publication, it
would have been excluded from our columns
The most of the rumors given in it, have been
known, for some time past, TO be Incorrect Mr..
Trlst, we have every reason TO believe, has not
applied for any new power. from his govern
meat, and is doing nothing in the way OF nego-
iIation. In fact, according TO the most credible
Intelligence, be merely remains in Mexico for
the purpose Of managing some private affairs Of
his own, aud is not now in the employ of this
government The other rumors are equally erro-
neous, aud were not worthy of being transmit
ted by The telegraph. II has been cur intention,
on all occasions. to have nothing transmitted TO
us by telegraph, from Washington, oil elsewhere,
that was not important, and something more
than mere rumor. In these rumors and reports,
the telegraph, oil course has no other responsible
Ivy than that OF ttlng them correctly. All
the errors should be attributed TO the collectors
Of ne rs for the journals, at the several ends of
the lines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "A, 1885,
We learn from Harrisburg, that the Senate,
this morning, passed the bill appropriating money
for the State interest due February and August.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25
- '7--77'7l--'7'l'7-77' :
Mail Failures.

Mail Fai lures.
The Southern mail failed at Petersburg, Va, Jan %
Eastern letter" Cincinnati, Jan 10 and 10
partly Mobile, Jan. Ia
4" mail failed o. New Orleans, 4 Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25
Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, lS4s.
The Supreme Court, this morning resumed the
case OF Governor Dorr-Mr. Hallet, of Boston,
arguing ior plaintiffs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

INTELLIGENCE FROM THE BEAzIIs.-We are in
rec. ipt Of files, handsomely printed paper, Of 0
Rio Grandense, pub ished at Rio Grande, Brazil.
The dates are 10 the I'd December. There is
NJ news OF any kind in them, and as we have
n ,iousy had as late dates from Rio Janelro,
81. lle local news mes been anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25
Shipping Intelligence.

NV OsLEArs Jaa is-Arr ships Niagara, Russell New
York; Owego, lngersoll do; Charles (new) bsgory, dos
Memph Bunker do. Cid bark Balhslla, Philadelphia
WILMINGTON. NC. Jan 22-The schr White Oak. from
boion on coming into tho bar which caused
Ter TO leak 40 badly render t. her ashore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

The buildings Of the gas works Of Wilmington Del,
were DESTROYED By Ore sssy on Saturday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

New yor's. Tuesday. january rs, ls4s.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
THE MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, see next
page: the following presents the only features
during three days subsequent 10 those datcs:-
At Boston: About 1000 bags ST. Domingo Coffee
had sold for export at ta6i cts, mos.-Thc Flour
market was little depressed after the steamer
rived: Gencsee quoted 637 "a $3.50; Southern 662a
$6.75. Corn in fair demand at SO cts for old yell
low, and so cts for new; white 7la73 cts for new
Oats 50a52 cts for Northern and 45 cts for Southern
Rye 9S cts.a$l. Sale of 300 bags Ginger from ship,
at n cts. per ID. 300 boxes common brown Sugar at
81 cts. per lb, mos.
At Ne,r York: Flour was dull at $sG25 for Gene
see; and Southern held at $3.50. Corn was also
dull and 67a70 the prices for white and 10
ali for yellow. Whskcy down to 25a26 cts.
At Philadelphia: All kinds Of business were dull.
Flour held at $3.50. The receipts of Grain were
light Whiskey held at 80 cts.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
COASTWISE.

COaS L w lSE
Eastport-Brig Otis Norc,oSS
Mackercl So brls, herring $40 bxs, plaster $50
tons, pickets $4,000, Il r Matthews & Co.
Salem-Sch. Water Hutch.
Annatto 30 pkgs, balsam copav brls, Garland &
Cunningham; peaches brs, M'Cullogh & Co
plaster IL tons, onions, &c, parcel, consIgnecs.
Salem-Sch Elisabeth.
Plaster - tons, Garland < Cunningham.
Boston-Bak Maryland.
Rum 81 brls wine 100 or csks, A l. Fuliord; gunny
bags 60 pkgs, figs 1900 drums, wine hhds, order;
domestics 500 pkgs boots and shoes 900 do, other
mdzc 1000 do, sundry consignecs
BOStOn-Brig -inn Maria.
Rum 50 brls, Garland Cunningham; figs S52
drums, behring's 200 brls, grndstoncs 50, mdzc 800
Boston Brig Rodolph.
Figs 2l46 drums, l. Cuttings; mdze 10 pkgs, L
Thomson & Co; 81 brls do, Rose, Merrill 4 Co;
Manila hemp 100 bales, dycwoods 50 brls, mdze "a
bxs, sundry persons
Hay 300 bales, Fenby & Bro.
Ne,p TOrk-Sch. s. 4. Roe.
Mdzc Sc pkgs, almonds 20 bales, spikes 25i kcgS,
hides 100, copper 2u3 brls, order; mdze 500 pkgs'
Rose, Merrill & Co.
Nec York-Sch Michigan.
Palm oil , hhds, Clark x Kellogg; raisins 80 bNs,
cigars cases, } c Sellman & Son; cheese 1870 bxs,
Weld & Seaver; mdze 20 do, l. Thomson Co; |
csk A cases, J Taylor & Son; rum puns, hides COZ,
liquor 81 pkgs, mdzc 374 do, order.
Netp York-Sch. Josephine.
Ale 80 csks, II Wakh flour IS brs, Walters &
Harvey; coffee 300 bags, White & Elder; rye 2O29
bushels, II White, liquor IS brls, Wilmington &
Eastmau tin plate so bxs, f Pratt 4 Bro; barley C
kegs, c + Pitt; lemons 100 bxs, mdze $50 pkgs,
order.
Netp York-Ssh. Drti,pmond.
Hoop iron 40 bdls, Pratt s Bro; cheese 81 bxS
Weld & Scavcr; oil II bskts, l. Thomson s Co;
liquor so brls, Wilmington s. Eastman; cheese 81
bxs. Moale & Metdalfe; mdze Z bales, Loney,
Townsend & Lcney; II Pkgs, tea 10 hf chsts,
Taylor & Son; mdze 10 pkgs, Rose, Merrill & Co..
and others.
Philadelphiu-Sch. Sea Florer.
Wine ITO or csks, w G Harrison; starch 80 bxs
C F Pitt; oil csk, Parkhurst, jr; iron rs pkgs
m,lze 40 do, J w Brown and others.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01

A PeaceaJie Community. court of Common
Pleas for the county Of Barnstablc, Mass, held lis
annual session lately. The Judges took their seats;
the chaplain prayed; the full complement of grand
and petit jurors, mcodious cricr and bar full of
lawyers qualified to maintain either side of any
causc-yct after all, not single case, criminal or
civil, was found for the jurcs! In six months not
two could be got to so to law with each other,
and nobody had committed a crime that required Il
verdict of guilty not guilty. The county is one
of the most populous in that slae-but the principles
planted by the Pilgrims flourish there spontaneously
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
NEW YEAR's DAY-lS4S.

We tender to all those readers whose eyes may be
attracted by these lines, the COMPLIMENTS OF THE
SEASON; and wish them as much happiness and pros
pcrty, during the year, in all their lawful transac-
tons, as they nationally digest.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
Kingston, lam. )ria Long Isiand-Brig Gen. Scott.
PImcnto 2l2 bags, mdze csks, old metal do, w
Mason s. Son; salt 1000 bushels, f r Montcl.
50. TNOmaS-Sch. Juliet
Hides 4779, lignumvitg 1889 sticks, Wilmington
s. Eastman.
Long Island (Bahamas BRIG Juliet.
Salt 37l 3 btshcls, III Lecf.
U'indSor, (N. 81 Br. bark Rosetta.
Plaster 500 tons, kirkland, Chase s Co.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
EXPORTS TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND.

FoR LoNpoN-Thc bark H'enhdm, Uyie, was
cleared at this port Friday of last week. by GUEST
& GnMoR with the following cargo, viz Beef and
Pork 25s tres 40 brls Beef 46S tres; Pork 10 tres;
Hams 10 do: Middes 30 bxs.; Sides 293 tres, and
256 brs. assorted; heads "a hhds tongues tres ~
Or brls. Bacon Coo bxs. IA bales 30 tres and p"ns
Lard SIS tres 1876 brls sos kegs and IS bxs; oil cake
3s2 brs.; Rosin 500 do; Pitch 4s3 do; Quercitron
Bark 35 hhds. and so bags.
FoR LoNDoNpERRy.-Thc British brig Mary
Ste,part, Dring, cleared at this port same day
as above, by w. Howell s Son, with cargo OF
500 brs. Flour, 90 do. Meal, 1910 bushels white
Wheat, and 4073 do. white and yellow Corn.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Steamboat and Car regulations Departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets sc.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

Tile Legislature of Mary land met at Annapolis on
Monday last, and organized. In the Senate, Hon.
w. WILLIAMS was chosen President, and in the
House, Mr. w j. BLAcKIsToNE, Speaker. The
message Of Governor PRArT was sent in on Tues
day.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01

Tie Louisiana Sugar Crop.-Thc effects of the
late frost says the Franklin Planters Banner of the
I'd u, severely felt by most of our planters,
and will most undoubtedly cut the crop short The
was completely killed, and many plantations
badly frozen; but 50 long the weather remained
cold it produced well. Now, however, that the
weather has become wet and warm, our planters arc
compelled top low, and it is greatly feared much
cane will be completely lost.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, can be had at the Printing office
of this paper N w. corner of Baltimore and Eolli-
day streets oday by O'Clock, at g. cts single, or
s cts each for or more copies.