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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 16. -6P. M.
The receipt of weeks later from Europe,
brought by the Niagara at Boston whic appeared
early In Extra Edition of the Herald had the effect
Of checking operations in b-eadstuHs Merchants
generally inclined to wait for the rsoep OF pri.
te letters before entering the market to any extent
Thu re was a steady home demand for -four especially
for -ands little better than n which was less
nsnt, while the market for common brands was vsry
b, held pretty firm at full prices cure MT before
the nsvs Southern continued inactive Sales of
western WI eat part rta New Orleans, were made on
terms stated below Corn, before the vs., sold at
previous rates afterwards sales were light without
n rye Oats rem, ined the same Pork was b,tter and
,aIes made at AN a fvance There was no chance of
nome Mt in oroceres Cotton something less active
after the news Deale, waiting for their private
letters before operating, any extent large sale Of
cargo Of fruit to come OH on wednesday, the
both inst. 1885,
AsHns- Sales of about rs to 100 bbls. made in
cludn g pots at So and pearls SO 25. The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

GEOLOGICAL BALL. IS AND 81 BOWEkY-TIIs MAG
- niheent establishment 10 daily ~ till
from ~ till r. N. The hall of fitted up with
great and Of living Beasts and Birds
en- at each exblon, including the trained Eephant
Ponies ami Monhes Mr. Brooks den of Lions and RI
gefs Admission 20 children price Ses
sontiokets Sd. VAN AMBURGU a co Prnprietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

New BAY.-The following extract is fl. ON
private letter by an officer of the IT, s. ship Py'
Fay, its tumblng stream and petrifying water ali
interest to the nautical world or those engaged in
whAss and the eastern trade. that could
sst the mcmahon to quote II -
U. s. SHir PLYMOUTH Mgw BAY,
STRAITS OF SUNDA, July 25 l813
We sailed from Rio, May 2sth and anchorod here
two days ago. after 81 days at for the purpose
filling up with water This anchorage Ia just within
the western extremity Of the Straits of Sunda and af
wood and water which obtained at little cost OF
labor The wood is good and is to be had for cutting
but the water is hard Gale ireou. and containing
cording to hasty examination, one grain of solid
matter in thousand of water this solid matter is
chloride Of calcium and msgnesia The land Java
is high and rises here at angle Of say 80 degrees
this descent into the that casks be filled
without removing them from the boat. The vegeta
ton Is 80 dense as to be mpenetrabe almost and pre-
sents tangled mass Of plants Of every kind, like a
thick hedge The cascade is Of course overhu ng by
trees, many branches of which within the dash Of
the spray Many of them are encrusted with calcs.
reous matter, forming staactites around twlgs aud
branches two three inches in diameter the depo-
sion Is rapid that life is not extinct the enve-
loped twig In the face Of this state of things the
chart and sailing directions describe this good soft
water, although 1t will not dissolve soap. You may
judge II does not promise to be very wholesome in
climate where all are obnoxious to affections of the
bowelsandliver. We found the whale ship Stephan MIA
OF New Bedford here she has been absent from home
ten months and after killing Ave whales has 220 bbs
OF oil She has been cruising between los and ll5
degs east longitude, and 20 and 80 dogs south st-
tude. There has been some appearance Of scurvy on
board the ship has been only two days harbor since
sailing and the crew has not suffered in health AL
though no fruit, vegetables supplies of any kind
piocurable here In New Bay, where has not
meddled with the earth to control its productions
tic signs to disappear Within q few months Dutch
ship robbed in this bay by party Of Maays, and
several Of the severely injured the hands of the
Stephana are, therefore, quite well pleased to have
protection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

WI Dec, Is will be performed POOR PIIfiuoDnY ~
Peter Picoddy Mr. lloand Captain Scuttle Nosnson 81.
rah Blunt Mis- Mary Gann9n IRA Picoddy Miss Rbers
Arthur %, de k sSsrs As1e proe saese MIS-
RACEs-Mr Jere miah Twiddle, Mr. Hoiiand NJ ~ IHE
Miss Mary Cannon To conclude with ROBINSON
7, rmnduke Snodsrass Mr. Holland: Mas H.
Cannon Dress Circle 80 cents Upper Boxes 25c Pit i2X
Doors omen Mt 6h curtain will rise att ' -'r iN'n
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10 lerornsat ne Drama or the LION Of rds Desc tr or
,he Conquest OF bdaah Herr Dresbach Maurice
Sr9 Dunn Ihs Shek, me- ~ Clsrse Fstmi Ma Herbert
prevons to the Drama will be acted the Comedy OF IN
vhE VAIL Mr. puPuis Mr.. Jordan; Thonas Ne Wiaans;
sne Dupns Mrs Jortau; Angelica Mrs Dunn Barring The
eyenir s5nGra @ CiSc'a and sgnor q. No. wi, perform
grand Pas de Deux dc Chara,tere ~ corclle wish The CON
nEr SH,--arsin M NJ B. Clarke; Frarcisc, Mr. j. H.
Hal Leila Misc CWemyss; Annste Hrs Herbert Doors opsn
az va curtain rises att Boxes Pit l2 0sllery I2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

RARkUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.-p r. BARNITM pRo
netoT itchcock Manager Magnificent performances ana
eSsa The manager happy to az noupoe bum
and his sweet heart ans the Fairy Queen both sre
much mailer than General Tom Thumb They b
day And evening The also happy
ss2gc Opera written expressly f.. american Museum
opera OF Sonnambula with choice selection r,uso
that and other popular and tho Ethiopian
diesthe whole under the direction Of Mr. Evans and the
entire force and talent Of the celebrated Sable Brothers and
Great Western the Yance comedian will continue for another
week in his comic meanfe The Homestead Pete
Morris, hra Msre Mrs Avere. Miss Leslie Mr. r. J. Od6ed
the hishiaad Mammoth Brothers Living oang out.nG Wa.
meon. 25 cents children under years age l2 cents
A SOUNDING COLLECTION OF IMPOSSIBLE CIJRIOsI
ostes 1T the New Museum, exhibited every night
you can. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

LNQR CALIPORHIA.-PERSONS DESTROYS OF GOING
to the above country good vessel at reasonable
Tor will please call on JONES' and JOSEPH GER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

UNk n BosTv lex. LECTURER ON DI5EA SEES OF THE
urinary orgnns snthor of Complete Practical WORK on
the Nature and Treatment venerea Diseases plates *
tract fre Medical Surgical Jorrna- may ov
said earesy that this vepcrea guide Ia decltee ana Az
qualification equal any European pneheaupn on .g las
family OF dseaess and ung 81 the kd ,ret
fore attem pied this Author Of wors on 'n Snnss
and Seminal Weakness lmpooncy sc resulting
from 40 N abuse-l Do pates author oil tho fMly fhys
clan author OF entitled Hints 70 Ply and attend
d. can and surgeon N Medical AM Surgical ins
ts estab many years at 70 street but row
doors above Bsoome street. where
he NAV he oonssd and where any 81 TO above works may DO
o,snsd Ths usual monthly repcrs II ss rstntion will not
IA nabTishei for the rre,crt H. ROSIWICK n y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

CALIFORNIA GOLD WASHERS, OF Tue LATEST MO-
~ dern improvements lately introduced In the mining rg
North Carolina and Virginia with signal only
pufacured by the subscribers Also small portable artss
hand well adapted for immediate use.
ROCHFORD WORTHY. 81 Xesey airaet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

RRADY's GALLERY OF DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS
ID and Family Groups, Nos 25 and 2 Broadway, Sd door
south Of St. Paus Church. I'd Sd und 4h store
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EoR THE GOLD REGION DIRGCT-CALIFoRNIA
Packet Ship well provided for-Freght taken
eonsgnmentThe fine fast sailing No newly copperd
packet ship APOLLO will sail within few days for the gold
Of California remaining there the most
conyenen point for several months and then returning New
will be supplied with all necessare and have
privilege making ship home and storhouse
ing the whole time she remains the coast the when
the Prices for passage and freight low better
opportunity every respect cannot be offered than this Apply
board immediately at the foot of Chambers street, North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

- ICH JEW ELRY, FROM PARIS Sol BROADWAY, BE-
IL tween Walker and White streets-MesNs MARRkT
JARaY GAME Of Paris (l6 Rue Vivenne,l beg leave to
inform the public that they have just opened Store New
York; where will be found most splendid stock Of Partisan
Jew.lry tf the richest Kind latest fashions; to originality
and todty in their manufacture they hope that they
comps with any other firm in the city Messrs Marre
larry Game respectfully solicit the WHIT and Of
the ladies Of New York. will lind the finest choice for
IT, cir winter and holiday purchases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

BROADWAY CiRCUB-NEAR SPRING srREET-IOpN
~. I5yor Msnsse VIM Niblo J Trcaurer-Nonday Evening
Dec 10 FIRST appearance of Mr. Kemp Kemps Ueat and
hparaed performances upon his revolving Globe or Sphere
% Kemp ana Gardner WI give ludicrous aushable
bat the celebrated act of entitled The Vcnoan
Carnival Mr. James Nixon and his ted pupls willie and
Charlie in their beautiful act Of Grouping and Posturne M
~ kugse on the Aerial Cerd Mr. Sweet snde In their
Circle 25ccnte Chiiassn '~'' w oenG upper
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FOREIGN PAPERS PER NIAGARA. ILLU sraATED
News Punch, Bells Life, Douglass Jerrold Freemans
ICurns with AL the Sunday papers, Tor sale this day II
" instant at between and ococs NJ franklin
and WashL gtou place. ladys small gold Lapne Watch
finder Win both and THANKED he s ud leave at
10 washington place or address note to box i4 Post Office
yl,yE THIRTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PROTEST.
avenue Tenth Eleventh streets Monday
the part Of the children also addresses from several gentlemen
may expected The public respectfully invited to attend
No postponement on account of the weather.
WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND COACH
prng carriages horses in adon.
viii eaued with t. the premises snd Ad
dress Stables Herald Office stating tie position and Of
the accommodations
yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation Chambeaid Cook. Washer and Ironer No
objection to doing the housework OF small family The best Of
CITY references fase at z bowery the shoe store
IA families to Teach the English and Foreign Lam
well the higher branches Of knowledge requisite
man. Spanish Mathematc Music and Drawing are TAUGHT
BY him. The highest and best testimonials and references Ad
ITO! no, Ho! FOR CALIFORNIA; Ho! LAST NOT
ADVISED take good lot Of Monuments
'ffsS
bad II a, variety to suit the fd r. shS nso at the
THE STEAMSHIP CANADA, WILL SAIL FROM THE
Docks Jersey City Wednesday 10th inst punctualy at
twelve tla) o'clock.
EoR MARsEILLEs TIE BARK NARCELLA CAPT p.
h1NGKEN BROTHERS
CAIIFonNIA.-FoR CHAeREs DIsECT.-THE SPLEEN
%andsr 100 tor. burthen viii Leave fo' Chagres direct
of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

~ signed having bad some experience ia Gold mining in pit
vein and depoe at the Dahlonesa mir Chesate. River
Ca furnish the very best foz collecting and washing
Gold with full instruction about other
tale This Gold Washer No. Is j's the thing waited to
get along with asst being compact aaa portable by hand
will easily make tea pennywtgh With its aid where no would
one without IL can be afforded gerry Favorable exchanges
Will be made lot certain kinds 81 goods with persons selling out
teoe tayrsH any rae and get information about
Geld digging even yon do not buy. WALTER NJ GIBSON,
ohce OF the Diaphragm Filter $40 Broadway Of LEONARD
street Filters sell well Chill and Valparaiso and elsewhere
the 81 nth American coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

(NALIFoRNA ooLD-PERsoNs GOING TO CALIFORNIA
~ should proviae themselves with tho vol known for
proving Gold o they be sadly disappointed In their expse
aton Botdcs Of sulrhuet OF Iron known Iron Pyrite
have been eceved In New York from the Gold Region a
Torrance 1T resembles the Gold aud nsoube in diluted
aed TWAS taken exchange for goods San Francisco
wssfurpod to be Cold Persons wishing have
them securely put up BY J0nN ROACH 80 Nassau s,sect at
t..n .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

THIS AMFHIoN, NEXT DOOR TO TIE BROADWAY
theatre Herr Franz, Manager late OF the Royal Olympic
theatre London bgs respectfully announce TO the public
in general that he has made arrangements for the
place. and soct their patronage for entertainment
FATIGUE aud ballet company consisting Of tho following
ented artists Mile Lohr, from the principal
principal dancer Grand Opera Drury Lane
Mis- Ludam Miss Stuart Miss Richardson, Miss Ludlam
MT Jones Mr. Stuart Open Wednesday, the 10Th ins ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

ITO! FOR CALIFORNIA.-FOR SALE, TWO PASSAGE
Tickets steamer Isthm for Chagre sail the 25t
For particulars inquire at No. 100 Pearl street.
IlOi CALlFORNIANS.-TIIER is NO ARTICLE THAT
will pay good profit in California clothing and
large 1tock hand, well adapted to that market which
| will cell very low for cash. &. 7. LONGSTREET.
81 Nassau street N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

NJ NTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE HIBERNIAN d. b. so
cey will be held ut Castle Garden, Monday evening"
cemter H. S The proceeds Of this former occaons
Will be devoted to charitable The Committee q
rangemen therefore rely upon the liberal support Of
spared render this Ball equal not superior any the
ciety former Balls Z. DU, Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

- FILES FOR CALIFORNIA-TAE SU SCRiBER OFFERS
IL for % in lots to suit purchasers 700 of Whitney
ed Res with complete equipments These Rifles the
kind used by the Mississippi regiment with much
at the battles Of Buena Vista and Monterey Parties going
70 California would do we'll TO look At them before purchasing
elsewhere. FLETCHER W ESTRAY, II Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

IOLYDAY COODS-FREDERICK A. WOODWORTd.
1926 Broadway opposite the Theatre has his
pete collection Of rich fancy articles imported for Pre-
comprising and beautiful assortment OF novel
fresh the Of Paris Purchasers will find
making their eelectons early day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

/ MON COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING.-WILL CONE OFF
~ to morrow at IN O'clock match for $780, lies
ispsa both 60 as they please James Whpple names Ken
sahed the above named they equal speed
The ears ill leave South Ferry o'clock and return
as the sports n. d. GREENE, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

- OLD AND CALIFOh MIA FINE LARGE SHIP OF
LOCO tons burhen will have immediate despatch for San
Francisco and the Gold Region commanded by Cameron,
the Oldest and most efficient captains out Of the port of
York Be first in command Commodore De Kay
Of the u ieae Macedonian her late mission mercy
Ireland and Scotland An experienced and su Surgeon and
Ply boan will out the Association which formed Of
but steady and Advantages here offered
rarely be with and cannot but be satisfactory to all de-
srous of ubang for that country Particulars known by
app Inc to he Captain t LOG Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

L,oR sALE.--A FIRST CLASS, THREE STORY. ATTIC
front House. Madison avenue between 3Dh
and 3st streets Madison The houss sy with
the Croton hot and cold throughout
fixtures &C. The front paror A feet deep with an ornamental
the centre with tea 10 feet the
story fitted for conservatory The houso
for elegance and BY any OF it's size
rear can with the Inquire Of VIM c. CONNER
% Ann street. corner Of Nassau,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-23
Sunfsh Mill

The subscribers svouldrespecttully inform their
friends aud thepublic generally, that they have built
A NEW GRIST MILL q
on Sunfsh creek, about four miles east of Woods-.
field, on the direct road fiom Woodsfield to Clsr-
ington, where they, are now prepared to do mer-s
chant and country work, at the shortest notice..
Their works are entirely new, and Of the best quail
ity, and they assure the public that -four made at
their mill shalI not be inferior to any other Id the
county, ID d;tsh sdl lg-saeeaa ~ gieg ~
Merchants wishing to have quantity, Of grain
reduced to flour and packed ready for the eastern
or southern market, or desiring have their grain
stored. will lind tito their advsDtageto call on tho,
subrcribers. Vim. & LEVI lRICHNER. !;
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Monroe Academv.i.

TuNHE winter session OF this institution will
IL Commence on the first Mondayin Novem-
ber, and continue until the last week in March--.-
period OF five months
Pupil, from distance can obtain boarding ei-F
ther in, or contiguous To town at the rates Of from
81, 90 to ST. ,25 per week. % ai .r lluqsg Is
Two or more departments will be esablishedsT
the number and advancement of students may
require
All charges for tuition will be made by tho
month, and for no less time. .. t- mead ~
The following will constitute the various stu.
dies in which students can be instructed, together
with the books used, and the price of tuition per
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AUDITORS oFFlc8 .{'s
- sWooDsnEED, ONO, Nov. =, 1v1g. N

ssN sWooDsnEED, Ono, Nov. g, 1Uz1'l
Agressby to the prBsispns Of an Act dsut(s1ge'a
"An Act prescribing the duties Of CerntyI gnstnq
tor" passed March 23, is4O, and Of ..An AetAe.s q
amend an Act prescribing the dntieS III Ccvn6s
Tressurers. passed January 8, 1879, n hsSb1'o
give notice that tbewkole Of the seser0 fEtebDso
Land, and Town Lots and parts Of Lots cpntsias6Il
10 the foregoing list, or much thereof ~ will b.
necessary % pay thA taxss. interest and penat.
charged thereon. will be sold at the CoaH HodSt.
inthe townotW Wootsfield. Monroe counHyk ohiA.
on the, Second Monday Of January neat ,(being a
the sh day OF said month ) by the County TfeaslI.
or, unIesssuch taxes, intefsst and pensity PAID
before thM tme.s higg9 ! q gilBi ~ uoG % siitw
70, y asps,,sie JNOrM. KIRKBRIDE s1ess4sdi
. AUDITOR, McDsoe County. q
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HE OF DELI NQU UENT LANDS & TOWN LOTS
FOR TAXES.

lAsa IN The following is List Of Lands and Town
Lots, and parts Of Lots, within the County
of Monroe, returned delinquent, by John
Kerr, Esq, Treasurer and Collector OF SAID
County, for the Taxes of 1S47, to which is
added the Interest and Penalty due there
On. and the Simple Tax Of lS4S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-06
Arrival OF Strangers
SATURDAY, February S.

AMERICAN HOTEL
Crownan. $ A; Capt smith. Engineer; r Gro, By.
AsToR HOUSE.
sses, Ha,SiSf% 5epai wa!sIsGy%; H.lsst Boston: 5
% wi thSssls
CITY HOTEL.
40 5isss a'1Ss :
gov.
M% 'ass s;'S ss ssas%,y S Ms
HOWARD HOTEL.
Be jmir Gordon Boston; : II Car;eI, T Cooke, New
eooa Msad Mr. Fresm% New Iavsm; col,s. WASH
W. Point, yir b s"% sss ts r SHw
F F. sa sosa 8sSs c ssy S.n.
Il JssI:oa, Wsssms,sa: ! Carter Ono - . ''''
Silkgs Tssd ETrowSrdse, New Haven; Capt ffs,, shin
LovEJoYs HoTsL
A+s% vs s: sS. f s Bss
f O. rs s:.iS a'a S,saiS :.l Az:
Rissss s1.ys NJ ss.9 E . o. ~
i?a %: ssd:%eiSs% NY: J.Es Russell: siss s;as.
s.s rsfH' 1s s s SsT Hnssa sl,
ssj Paa Oq,of usf Mshs S Harlan d.
NoRTHERNHo HOTEL.
zobesh; MoGI sm;1s SsT 1eT' Gym
anal ss Rollins We
lsascs, do; j FRASER, fhiladelphia.
NATIONAL. HOTEL.
G. IIsrrr rtou Hsrtcook; u Wethevber Fort Henry;
N Mar.h Csnojop srrie; Eddy. NJ; Dann'ee Prince
Ton. "A Bantc r.tecson; N Crime, Newa *; T. rsht,
New London; A Valentine. N J: n Manning MIS- Wit
sou N Y; W IA Walker, CsttOve; y " Mumford, Cats
RATuBUNs HOTEL.
WV White, 81 Louis; T. l. Robbings, lusea, II Ham
rnond AIbany; I Jerome, Troy; A II Abbott. Boston; l.
Awerson Limit g Turner, Buffalo; Mr. and mrs Rath.
bone Auburn; Bishop, Buffalo; Porter, Chatham; Miss
Ryser, Washington.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
smh. Half Id; q Davis Warren; ii X IIotchkiss, New
Hven; Carter. Philadelphia Osgcod, Long Island; N
Foster Boston; ID Morgan. Cfoton, hpp. Greenfield;
jenkins, Virpinia; ID UndeIhl, II Housheld, Long
Island; Miss p Goodri h, Hartfora; Hrsken, w
Good win, New jersey; Austin, New Castle; w Jerks,
HeIkmer; sandsrson, Dostoni J Worcester, Buffalo;
spence, Ba tmoe; Woodruff Fort AM; DR. dwards aud
lady, Philadelphia; 0r1in. New Haven; Carpenter,
Conneccu captain SIM a.d lady, Captain Pppen Boston
q Msrgorum suteld; A Plat, Waterbury; Mise Doz,er,
Miss Fsgan, nddietown Barr,nt family MIR w ard
aud servant Pittsburgh; y Wyle, New Haven; Captain
Toney, q Richardson, Baths q Simpson, Lynn; T. Il
Emmous, Boston; w Clancey, Baltimore.
WESTERN HOTEL.
Ira Garrison, Otwego. A Clagett w Webster, Louis
vej WI Nc MnrraY, Lansngburg CDean, bite Creek;
w Harrison, hila elphs; John Me Candles, Pburk
Rysgon, Meads Basin; NJ Downing, q II Belden. hi
lsdslphia
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 5, 1871.
Messrs. johnson and Brent--The Correspondence
Brent, the last Dipiomatist--L Launch Com
merce Of Baltimore, &c.
Messrs. Reverdy Johnson and Robert j. Brent
appear in print this morning, with the cores
pondence that passed between them prior to the
settlement of their recent difficulties. The cor.
respondence may be briefly summed up as fol-
lows:-
Mr.. Johnson 10 Mr.. Brent -sr.-You called me liar
Mr. Brent TO MI .Johnson-Sir You charged me in
open Court With violation of the courtesss Of the
called forth the accusation Of f.sshood from me l.
therefore, cannot retrsct.
Mr. johnson to Mr. Brent-B sfore enter into an
draw the word falsehood.
Mr. Brent 70 M John.sn-As you seem disposed to
from temporary withdrawal Of the lang asge used by
me-please consider 1t temporarily Withdrawn.
and you we're angry, said what l didn't mean, and
you said what did msan s., Hoping that this lucid
explanation will be deemed satisfactory, SO.
Mr.. Brent 10 M. Johnson-It gives me great plea
to that your explanation is entirely satisfactory
and my offensive language is freely Withdrawn
correspondence, and leaves where our mi,under.
stan ling found us-frieuds.
Quite Pickwickan, isn't it! Mr.. Johnson has
been peculiarly untorfuGate of late. Mr. Pearce,
his modest and retiring colleague in the Senate,
udS suuuCHiy OvCitVPPCu III tuC cotlmutOH
OF his wing friends, as a statesman; and Mr.
Brent, young and talented member of the bar,
has evinced in the correspondence between Them
diplomatic powers of superior order, 80 that
our distinguished Senator is getting worsted all
round.
The Audalusa, splendid ship of about 800
tons burthen, built for Messrs. Wilson & Son,
by Messrs. Cooper & Abrams, will be launched
from their ship yard this morning at 10 O'Clock.
There are at present 81 vessels at our wharves,
exclusive of steamers and bay craft. Of these,
l6 are ships, II barks, % briggs, and 80
schoOners.