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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

nACCRRREOTyPEs- IN a superior s'yls
HI WALsHs, 81 West Washington plses, nsxl bloch
49,. F.qrth 81 Of 3irih-svers-. n B No SAY
szIs k &c sve tho Appearance Of white gray bar
on he toy. oDe s'ds CT he heal. M -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

IIAIR ORNANENTs,s such = ssses.s's 49,.
III Gasrt Chsns Ear-Rings SingsS. nns L. 100
a., ptns Broscbes Lsn5scspes Hona n'e'"ss
81 ~. ROIAS, 20. Bro.dwiy. se.-Y.l Iss psOs.
are Ia tied 70 call and examine Lh- ~T "A' -.
$1,000 4, ,hi. rountry or Ia kQropo b-,S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

DOARD WANTED-for TWO young lsdics IN . pr
Dysts family whefe there are no other bosfdeis seq
where he comforts Of a home may expected I.fs moo
crate Address h.. NJ care OF FsndePoo' letter esn"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
~ooD.gCOyDHANp yURsIIURE roRsALr

GPs,soo. wiling parchs,s sSoe n,ni,af, W. ssys
u ry vshss 70 dispose Of tho fsrsiiafe consist
- 90 tstsatee, sprngse and o'hsf ehars, esa~f
srs 80 t.5,es mArbistop Frcceh eedsssds esfpecns
Aho ~ s..ss. Ir kr nH 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

y William G0oding, ESQ. aas been q ~,
s-e,.-v and Treasurer Of tie I4..Ho: Aaa 49, ~
c.n.l Ro.rd IN place 0. Rosl stuart Ls9 deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

'I'u DRIGsISr-.-As thoroughly educated drasset
l. wanted 10 reside pom the premises, and tsao ino 80
IN. chsrse u retail and prescription business ~ one
with ,Sctory references permsrent and desirable s1
usuon will be offered Address u pnss"! rneaa"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29

NrETAL SASH AND CASE MAkERs-slyer ADD
WI Copper sashes for Show Wi ndows Counter Cases
tr cry and oh-r fancy sso. Metal sshes 'o
ssi.sd gss made the shortest noee ard =, .ne s''
-.s..Io.r,f~, COOuBs ANDEkTOs,
nxlm. sNsrcss-a doors shove SPfinx~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

M MosS March s,.a, $dss Gha Ny H.
1ss aSp Hs 81.
ses Srh Hs,s gs hip Hss sa.wsSH
Fol- s' g s NJ; sa ct: s
as ph ko gSu N av,s, Ac.Na GSSy
paesy Vera cr"a ssSs":e ssaad:s; :, Ma!..: JsSa
f.ad ,.. say a K'sw ss .r%sss
se e vs" ST Mann s. ss ,eh n,
CID .hs joairs St PssSa.s: S:rhs Lucy a
g., si New Ys r Ss. kg. ST.
r.s aa.
sa .ss Mar Mary y D.v pos Sc
Web te1sac:la: a:,ha. Cozsen. do: lice, W.T. do
y. s On 1h @ p; ss srs "a C.: Tss
FL ssd 10th 'se
Ts b:
c M Ja: Az ' G @ chr. S Ss. Yi Lit
Gss SS sSs s, E. ~ Hass.
f. e. 6ysS Sssls io' bslSsss::
.fes sSsH 1 col; o~ay
more SID IN Jacob Raymond, gou ne. fhiIads phia 9Th
Nyw BsDroaD March o-Cd, brig China sudley, rhla
s, ws Jas
R19ssd TSyns.nd Mobile Below S' Snf Aae Iars,on.
PORTLAND March aAr- brig, Elmira Sargent Matanzas
Rvs Bell do CD brig Financer, 70 Cuba sch Sarah,
Parsons. New York.
Ponr:Moyrs. March io-Cd, bark Maid Of Orleans (rom
Meutevideo) Salem
Peovipp Ncs March s.-Beow bark New England Andres,
Apaachicola. SD. bIigs New England, ard Veto, Ma.
tanzas; Gen Worth, Wilmington N G; schr Madonna.
Berry, do
SAvANNAH March 5-Ar banks Evergreen, (Br) Vssev,
London; Eurte McIutyre. st yhomas; brig rohen Ha-
thorn. New Orleap. schn VIM BAKE. Lawrence; NYIk;
Ga. ba1, Ellen (srl Nc, seh,,n Lyepra; Ds% r,coa.
Vigscrs Liverpoo Br bsrk eleanor Crawford whehaven.
Arr 9th Ship Mprgaret lB Rodgers Lverpoo Lancashire.
Hadlev New York; banks Ber jsmn Beape. lRr) RolrRs,
Liverpool, Isaac Mead Brown New York. Eyaet Stevens.
crat. Snow. Rio de Jaaeiro; schr Cherokee Carve Ha
SE.RspoRr, March s-Arr brig Shskspe~e. Pendleton,
Frankfort for Mata sh schr Ranger Boston Sid 4th,
brig Marel Staples, t'aIdenes
THoMAsToN, March 7-Cld. brig swifsare, stackpos,
New Orleans
WILmrsoroN, March 9-Ar brig Imcgen, CLARK. B.,b,-
dces; sch; Euoi,e Robin,Tn NYoIk; Cramps Hin Bal.
Ohio (B Patch Ba.ifiI; Mary Pencil Doughty. Heyane;
schrs Brown, Francis Doston: Napoleon, Smith, Provi
Le.cc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1913.
The Disturbance in the House-1he Cause of it
The Result &c


This being private bill day, 1t was not expect
ed that anything would occur of public interest
But we were disappointed. During the penden-
cy OF motion 10 call the yeas and NAYS on the
question of adjournment, Messrs HARRISON and
Jones got into scrape. Blows were struck,
and great excitement occasioned. Your reporter
has, no doubt, she you with full particulars
open House. but il is belle we'd to be something
like TINS Mr.. II 4ralson and Mr.. Jones were
engaged IN conversation; Mr. Jones accused
Mr.. HARRISON OF going for adjournments when the
yeas and nays were not taken, and for adourn-
mens when they were taken Mr.. HARRISON said
1t was not the case. Mr.. Jones said il was
One word brought on another, when Mr. Haral-
These gentlemen are among the most amiabe
OF the House, aud nothing was further from
their intention than TO get into a difficulty
But Asmodeus Is here, as well as IN New
York. How much better was it for them to
shake hands aud make friends than to resort to
me oioooy duelio lrue magaanimity Is per-
ceptlble In mutual acknowledgment of a wrong,
and IN readily consentiug 10 a reconciliation =
IL had been long time since fight had taken
place. May ii be the last. Amen! Much as
we condemn the disturb ,nce, we truly sympa-
lhlse with Messrs. HARRISON and Jones We
nave no personal acquaintance with them, bur
have tor some years been close observers of their
course II Congress, and it has been honorable
How humlllatlng that they were forced to make
apologies tor msconduct-mlsconduct not ce-
signed, but originating In the absence of proper
watcniulness upon their part LEAD us not
lnio temptations" Is pray er too little regarded
Mr.. Pettit, OF Indiana, who broke his leg last
Christmas or New Years night, was in the hall
to-day, and hobbled about on his crulches
FELIX
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Arrival OF Strangers.
SATURDAY. March II.

IL.
& lfFs1 sss'y S f' Sa! c IT, h.s
sSss"in We cs M1%9r NJ ;ra Nv gsss:s
ns 'G Care Good HOPE
o,sy 6y. Sa1
Geo Wheslsw5,ght Bosoa B1ies Hmto,d Mr. Hard
sa'. oiSsS che'snst Day
Pchapn, sp!insh.Ia: p Gh.Oig do N; BEsdI:y lady
Heard Mississippi: Sltus, st Peteburs Edw Maher,
Washington; n Corey, Phi's Captain Veidsr, Canaan
wilkins. p RICHARDS: " RICHARDS: New Ha~P'hi.e:
i.1erR. NJ a AS$ii: New YoE Jones. sssa.!
ss$ss Ss.as 5:%'' rG' s;.y
FRANKLIN HousE.
9v Rgs. . Como 81 ss3y
SShs NeT Milford FVS,e B1idsspSh sssT: Ma
t Ssai ktstaetv; Steele: rhiisa.Sha
Gould W Baldwin, iarsa c o. y, STREET uousr
Bs Concord Tp'' II Ray TS: N1,w,h S G,
FisSs Hf !. c%'ia', HSs~sm; Mesier, Ghdr.poH;
- ''-' JUpsoN's HOTEL.
II Carlisle. LhiIicothe; Evan, Lewis, Indlena;JW
~: Z fs@ LAY;
HOWARD HoTRL
f ss%s! j S. S,ss M E,':s,
asST'1 f: es i1sp' o Esy paS
LovrJoY's HOTEL.
EsSnsiss N.Ty;A s,ss %ss
EG F1sa;es NN. "1we E0
ls MT co' LS.i ad
Fhass piia; Tiom,. Bsl,imo;s; i Dsrlus, Cine,s:
rs sysSsI 3siG sT sa
b. kh..s sSsG'f1
S:s s LiEGI Emma Nm
Bsow Homer So.oa HF Tami1,o. IiH nn.S.
E.ss:s R:yia;s" ssssy > as
Ghs;ne sps sis'';' a1%." ~
aisT .'sss: s Hs H1.sol
s asss:G sstis; :ssh
Yy%.. g1..os sss, l bsoct N0'"'"
Fa. e. %,ss. ss sSs al. SS . Rs!s sa:
Q Kns.f9rd and son. N Brunswick Graham Y'oJ
"'''''' RArHBuN's HOTEL.
Ba,tsn, scmetyills; White nc. Csr Sn1 rs Nor
dol SSs Gsfoa. M G'Is Adams Hsvsa GootSs
TAYLoAs HOTEL.
Nss Dst'fd A,s G.ay DG Siy K:s
ticut.
TANMANY HALL.
MHsnnis, Sag Hnbor; Crane. Croton Falls; Mill
ler Wan ngton + Ho kins, lew Rochelle r ia-
hon, New Haven; Whittier, Honesbuty; , witt New
York; J Myer, Ohio; II X Rhodes. Louisiana.
WESTERN HOTEL.
Drainerd, lady, aud family, Portland; c Sheldon, Al
ba,y; Burnham, Chenanso; Lehior, Monroe Co;
sui, dos Midbuiy Rochester; j frllmaose, Mort:
geavs; Henry, Georgia II @ Holt Connecticut; J
McCIeser Hartford; Duni, an, do; Gardner Alabama
hletcaf, Providence Cachnor, Alab ,rpai PeeI,
Proyidence IA Church, Norwich Hopkins Boston II
Hanks, do NJ Armstrong, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

CANToN-Ship Panama-5oo bxs fire crackers 100 hxs
pho 2 slabs 200 piculs cassa 60 s chs 30 bxa 40
Low Broso nankeen 81 DO silks 20 boxes $40 chts 1850
hf chs do Indse Order-I30 mdso 80 pkgy
Grswod--2 pks w GrswOM
LIvERrooL-Skp lennon 38 tons iron NJ Mead-42T bar
ks tin PHELPS Dodge-3 bis White Sh f.ld-3s Bell
Sem Bs'ex Coa,es-25 Came,on Blsnd-a9i ,ks NJ
Ghance-5 Tooker, Mead COS Wsser=lA AS
Thorp-a Hssock Scoao auyis chs CoDant Eli. Coz
10 Patton 4 Stewn,t--8 Ghon col Newbod-3 Stone,
Swan COT Connat-l6 Wright Surges Saaw-3 Thcm-
son Els-3stewsrt col Gascoicle fCmeroy-5 Fry.
Fry thompson ce-li Crood coll Kichardson Ma
co.. Simops edt. Zach Cos cks IS anvs oose
welt = "o-l9 ck' Towsend. Luger C,arS-23 WaG."n
Relknsr-l chains Keogg-5 Brnce-25 en,i's baskets
r.walsb Saon.y-is Ksef Ph. Cssa.
msn 1854 bars IRON elsste; ontsoSss MsCsl s..oss
3J Van Ne,t-2s Depeaick Roekwell-2 Sheldon Smith
col Woodwsrd n Coonor-3 J 8 Hupt--l6 Pr HWden
% Phelps henden & Blis,-7 NJ S,oane-2 Psyn Ros
& COL Clapp Kent-l w ) Hammers & co.'s WsRemaa
Tncke.-3 Renedck s. col Rochwe-3 Pre.r CO.
3Locth,r hon & CO.'S Thorn . 4 co., Corning x CO.:
o%S wrsh sG.s Eaf sassa
Taylor-s EsCIpk-i Blunt & Iyms-aR antrn-i
al H Iaydock & Cos cts ok, w . & McIrtoh-
~ crn Chsuncev u col Van Srhoonhaven & Br d6t-Sl
Wolfe B.hop-Ioct ,u iron Full er-sJ D,venrort-
100 ton coal Delno-l bale Arde n-22 Is AIS bars
La PIaaa2ro hvs Aoo IeoH rsi,ins Dyaper
nurelnl $50 bxs l20h 33sA kegs grapes 81 do "a al
monds 800 bales mats Walte-lo casks wine quine
Gssasay
MAsANzAs-Bark Erp.es,-657 boxes sugar, A F Norn-
43' bxs do May Sucken.no do 20 D,nel Cortes j6o
Do do YounRs Hawkins co5o hhds sugar Haw
RIO GSArpr-brg OibI.-sias hidos $500 shin bones e
bales hair Coming.
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day. Ags to the Cape of Good Hope and days
Ship Memnnn Dsrj ,mo Liverpool jan a. to DeIsuo
Cd lat III 81 Ion 81 90 Sarah Sands Thomp
hence for ve,p,o 8h lat 20 30 Ion &C. gnxed pack
e. ship Yorkowa hence Tor London F.b2s latt2 50
a. Jaw the hssss ja"s keyng from boston Feb D for
SHIN Jessore Sobb, New Orleans. Is days. 10 w II Haznd
stcsIs.e passengers.
BARK Express saunders Ms,.rz s Feb 49, to master. Sid
in with lark Absona for NYort schr Lucy Ann for
Providence.
sw brig La Plate Olson, Ma'ega, ~ days 10 m,st.r
Brblg -my, kesuey, Aqu,iia " dsrs with $500 bushels
ito Of Esspor day, from PhadeIphia Tor Trindad
Big Orht HIGGINS Rio 6re, de. Jan u, wi h mdse 10
Coming Son 2Th ult IL So loa g. spoke ship Susan
Lord ~ DAYS from Liverpool for New Orleans English brig
Dec 49, beat over. and sunk. .,
br .ch Hbernia Morley. Halx. IL days. with $50 bbls
Schr Margaret, woalam, Ps,e,burg days, to Hunter
schr Lucy Ann, sisigh Philsdslphs, 3dsys to Me.
scbr Merrill. s~ee,.er. Edeuton. 4days.
schr Victor, Bssett, B..tcn Ii days. to s W Lewis
Schr g L Lowell. Boston, days, to + y Herrick
Schr Croton Bacon, Boston, days. to Foster Nickeson
Ship Brutus Adams, OAHU Sandwich Islandf days. to
Ship Uncas. Latham. New Orleans. 20 days. to Hurl
but X Go.
Bank Ada-io HowlaUd Africa, to l. H MeCracken.
Bark Alice Frazer, Trott Apaachicola IL days, TO FL
well * Co. (Ashore on kockawav-see Misceiianeous)
Brig GsnRes, Famsworh. Palermo, 60 days to Draper
Devia.
Brig Metmora Bruce, Apaiachicola IS days TO + Hurl
Sailed.
Steamship Norherer, Charleston; packet thp Bavaria,
Havrs; baks Andsluz, Havsna Williams Mobils brigs
Washnatcn Li,bon; Montague, Kingston ia; New Orsan'
Bermuda.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

GnEAr FinE N Bosroy.-At half past 10 O'Clock Last
night fire vas discovered In the extensive printing e.
Enlistment Of Dsmrel Moore Gate Dickipson'e), on
Washington street The FIRE took in the third story Ct
No o. and reaching the upper story Of tbs
next apartment occupied for drying and pressing sheets
the whole roof Of the block instantly in flames
The second story occupied by John Earle it, tailor
The lower story, No. a. by James Eaten ss sports
mans warehouse, aud No. IS by Chas. Waite tailor.
Boyntou & Woodford, fancy goods, No. so w. Hsrri,
Paul, Lyon Powers, No. 81 tsors; Pollard Barry
hat store Mo- "a; and DAVID Carver tailor, were oil
less Injured by FIRE water. Dicknsons typo
foundry In the Of the printing oce, also
Are. Tbs Office Of DamreM Moore Of the most
extensive offices in the country The oss Of printing
materials must be from $40 900 to $4,000. Boynton
woodford had very valuable stock Of. goods, which is
injured mostly by water After the Ere under
way tbs wind kreez up from the northwest and for
time it seemed difficult TO stsy Its progrs,s until it
reasbsd State street showers Of cinders were blowa
upon The Merchants and Globe Banks, tie old State
nouse Merchants Exohsnge and tbs buildings cor
ner Of Congress street! While writing THE at 10 O'Clock
the fremen appear 10 have got the mastery and will
probably corhrs 1t to the buildings burning Bos
ton Whig, March II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1913.

The Long Agony Over-7he Treaty Ratified =
The Magic Number Of Fourteen
At nine O'Clock this evening the final vote was
taken upon the treaty, and it was ratified as
mended-32 to 14-several absent, and several
not voting. We shall endeavor to ascertain the
particulars tomorrow. We venture in the in
term TO name the following az the fourteen -
Messrs Allen, Atchison, Benton, Badger, Bald
win, Breese, Clayton, Corwln, Davis of Mass
Douglass, Hall, Mangum, Webster, Westcott.
The minority on the Oregon treaty was four
teen-the minority on the declaration of tnis
Mexican war was fourteen in The House-and
the minority on the late loan bill of sixteen mil
lions was fourteen, and the minority on this
treaty is said 10 be fourteen. Curious.
The telegraph has absorbed all we had to say
to-day, but we expect to ascertain more of the
real merits of the case tomorrow
The boundary and the indemnities are I'M
changed. w
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and now subject to Mr.. Trisi's order. This sum
Is to be paid 10 the Mexican government immedi-
aiely on the ratification Of the treaty. The re-
naming twelve millions are TO be paid in four
annual instalments, bearing six per cent interest
from ih- ratification of the treaty by Mexico. No
portion Of THIS sum is to be transferable.
According TO the article, the United States GO
vernment undertakes all claims OF American citi-
zens against Mexico both those already deci-
ded, and those still undeci ied-the whole. how
ever, not 10 amount 10 more than three millions
and Squarter of dollars.
The Mexicsn archives found by us after the
taking possession of the ceded territory, are 10
be delivered up.
The treaty of commerce of 1881, between the
two republics is to be revived for the period of
eight years, and may afterwards be renewed at
the OPTION OF both governments.
The custom houses are to be restored to the
Mexican authorities as soon as the treaty shall
have BEEN ratified Means are to be adopted for
settling the accounts.
The troops Of the United States are TO leave
Mexico in three months after the ratification of
The treaty, unless the sickiy season should come
on, IN which event they are 10 retire to some
healthy situation, and are TO be furnished with
supplies by the Mexican government, on amicable
terms.
The supplies which may arrive between the
ratification of the treaty and the embarkation of
the troops, are not to be subject to duty.
The treaty is to be ratified by the President
and Senate, and 10 be exchanged within four
months after its ratification.
The boundary of New Mexico is to be defined
as laid down in Disturnell's map of Mexico, pub
lished at New York, in lS47.
Several important articles are omitted N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12
PhlLADELPHIA, March IL, I543.


About one o'clock this afternoon, Joseph
Jones, lad about II years OF age, an apprentice
to a butcher in the Second street market, had an
alteration with Lewis Rare, young man who
was selling meat in the market for their en-
ployers; the boy seized a knife from the STALL
and made fearful lunge at his antagonist The
knife entered the cheek, opposite the ear, aud
cut gash extending TO the corner oil the lip,
laying the whole side of the fac open. The
point of the knife passed through the opposite
cheek, leaving cash there about an inch lopg
He was taken to the hospital, covered with tie
blood that continued to flow copiously from the
wound. His situation Is considered dangerous,
as all the blood vessels on one side Of the cheek
are severed.
A large skin dressing establishment, the pro-
perty Of Mr.. Lowler, situated on Willow street,
below Third, was nearly destroyed by fire this
morning. A large portion OF the walls fell down
while the fire was raging.
The Kensington commissioners have offered
reward of $500 for the apprehension and con-
viction of Joseph Dover, the murderer OF Abra-
ham Reed The fellow workmen Of The dece ased
have also offered reward OF 500.
james DAVIS was found dead yesterday alorr-
ing In a small pond in Penn district, having iall-
ell In and sufToosied during the previous night,
while on his way home IN state OF intoxicstion
The three coored burg.a arresttd in New
York charged with many robberes in thus city,
have been committed by the Mayor Much OF
the pluader recovered has been identified by the
losers.
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BALTIMORE. March IL. 1913.


Ratification Of the Treaty Thanks & iuing- The
Clay and Taylor Wings -Demonratic Hunkeys
and Wing Hunkers-- Amusements- Spring
Trade, &c
The ratification of the treaty of peace by the
Senate, has caused universal rejoicing in our
city; and / learn that kind of thanksgiving
will be observed in most Of our churches to NOR
row on the strength of it..
The call for Taylor meeting IN Baltimore
has reused up the old friends Of the "Mill boy
of the slashes," and they have issued call for
a town mass meeting, TO be held next week
The friends of Henry Clay and whig principles,
are called to rally around their noblest champion
and exponent, and to take means TO urge on the
cability OF his nomination and election 10 the
Presidency. The siguers to the Taylor call are
principally old bunker wings, such as GUSTAV
Lusnmau, Columbus ODonnell, Reverdy John
son, Hugh Jenkins, Henry A THOMPSON, Ohm
l.. Carey, and William p. Lennon; men whose
votes can never be depended on, let the occasion
be what il NAV.
Yer because the governor has given two city
Offices to DAVID w. Hudson, and refused some
hundred other applicants tor each Of lhem. lie
was one OF the old office holding hunkers, who
all parties seem TO think are entitled TO all the
Offices Ii is singular fact that both the wings
and democrats always re-appolnt Did Office hold.
ers 10 office, acting az if the whole struggle TOT
party was tor the exclusive personal benefit of
these old grabbers.
Oar city is almost bare of amusements, the
theatres being all closed.
The country merchants are beginning to ar
rive, and our merchants have commenced with
the prospects OF an unusually heavy spring trade
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Cicarcds
Observation-Disclosures Budd. Charleston spofford, Tiles
ton Co.
ship-ssuthport Cormick Charle,ton Bulkley..
Barks-A1anel, Bryant, Cardena, Nesmith Walsh; Ms
tina, Adams Mobile, Ensle; Alabama WALL do, Elwe
" 90. .
Bnss-Whem Gusaf, Sw, Lepde, stetn. W Weimer
AmsIa Smith, tufacoa Foulhe Son; Swan. Pierce st
Johls. PR. Ne.mlth u Walsh Osceoa, Lonng. Polce PR
Lewis; iope, (Bf) Harriet, Barbados, Mddeton Coz
G,og,ans, Bcde, Aps,seheo Ralph ost Chartahoochee
Wsms Geo getown; Lucy, Hosmer, st Mays. Ga.
schrs-0rsnd Island Hariv. - Thomas W Lewis. Mon.
tezumi Bsyics, Jscm,l, Il Underwood; Bo,ton, Kelly
hsr estop. Plat Van Brnnt; Ann Baker French, Rich.
mud, Amer Pat en- &c; Wn Wright Wh.lden. do, g
P,~son. kochefte Wise, dos las smith, ID wis Whining.
ton NC; juliet kobiusoi eslttnore; Baltimore Speah
do: Adventure. I.ws higbee Hsbee; John Maaloy Er
rickson ESlie, WIism mud Sar Lewis Phade pha;
Appleton, Hsmton Chamberlain, Berry, snd oru,ia,
Fanlsner Boston Ellen Robinson, Osgood, New Bedford;
e Zabriskie, Booker, Providence.
Arrived.
Ship Pansu 0risyod Canton, Dec a. aud tbs River 18th,
Ss,E fsss, bHs fion Canton .}cq NYorI fks la IL
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WRECK OF THE SLooP JiM LoNG.-The steam
er +. A. Ogden, Capt. kerchival, on her passage
27th u,t when Cat Island, met with ths wreck of
the sloop Jim Long man by the name Of Tandeer
clingng to the wreck almost periShsd with expo
sure aud hunger having been the In that
alton for thre 6ays and three nights The corpse of
man by the Mans Of Jack Lowber wes lashed to the
wreck he had died the night previous Copt Kerchiva
carried Mr. Tandeer TO Mobile.N. 0. Pic March ..
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DOM estIc lmportationss

NEW OnLEASs- Ship Jessore-to bales cotton C Kun
kilham2cs do HurlbuIt COT bids sugar Thu
do allow Read Hoppock-47 hhds spgu YoupR Hankins
&ce-26 tierces shoudersa rk 9oodhue eo-se lard
WatswoIth Shelden.t bb's lard haldwin Ollie Wcrk
Johnsoa GO 50 bbs do Buffet ISIS do flour Rc:
seeks Lawrence Es78 pigs lead Mo!ei-26s hbls
lard % teyces do 57 balls pork rs tieces bb LAID sx
GUadshil,13l o.s beens Leland Ad,n: ec-2!s tales
sugar Young, Hankms co76i sac H Gilson-to
bbls syrup bbIs molasses Robe rts & Williams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

LARGE SALE OF BANK SrocK We understand
that one OF our Distinguished bankers, OF this
Mupicipsl ~ TuTcbssed from the UDioa Bank % few
W since $50 shares Of the capital stock OF the Bank
Of Lou.ans at the rate Of Sti6 share. payable in
Louisiana bonds at par This 10 livestock formerly het
by the State and purchased from 1t by tbs Union Bank
for State bonds This rsc Is an advance OF per cent
the purohage of the Union Bank We also learn that
another distinguished psnker and hasncier has pur-
chased 1000 shares Of the Louisiana State Bsnk
~ o. Deko, Asrsk9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12
From the Washington Union, March 10

We shall wait, OF course, with some anxiety
for the decision of the President and Congress
of Mexico. We presume that intelligence Of the
general result will be Immediately forwarded by
speclal express TO our commanding officer in
Mexlco-to be followed, as soon as possible, by
accompanying Instructions.
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Foreign lYapOrtatjops.

Passengers Arrived.
LvERPooL-Ship Msmnon-W r Chapman, and 2sa In The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

HAvRE-Packet ship Bavsrig-A Lepoux. Fl Chevrolet,
Thos Armitsg. New York. Dr Alden Mrch and lady Miss
March, Mir March Absny Miss Perry, New Bedford; Mr.
GLENN and lady, Philadelphia; Cine Gesell, Lyoas Open.
helm, StrashurV,
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MARlTAms IMTELI,A0EMCK,

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