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ment. Friday, the bill was taken up makiag
appropriations to fulfil the st,pulations OF the late
treaty with Mexico. The debate, during the dty.
speech from General Wilson, OF New Hampshire.
IN which he declared, substantially, that eetweea
the explosion OF the universe and the extension OF
slavery, he would prefer the former alternative;
was resumed, and speeches on the Negro question
were made by Messrs. Buckner. of KY, Qrom the
manuscript Mr.. Stevens, OF Ga (eSts%pore, AID
Lahm, OF Ohio, free soler; and the House Is still
in session.
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POllllcal Intelligence,

The democrats have elected their whole ticket at the
town elections in Steubsn county. The wings In
Broome and Lewis counties; and equA division in
Sullivan.
Mr. Stevens the free soil In tho second dis.
trict of New Hampshire, has Withdrawn In favor of ME-
PCaslee, the present democratic incumbent.
large meeting In favor Of emancipation was held ct
Louisville, Ky. on the 18th int
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THE MISSISSIPPI RlvER.-Serious apprehenslons
are now Entertained of an overflow of the river.
All along the coast, the water laps the levee at
point imme dately near ts surface-in many places
washing over II. Along opposite thu city, the
stage Of The water has not been sn high since 1872
No one knows when or where crevasse may &C.
cur or, should one occur, what losses may result
from TN o. Delta, FEB IL.
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SUE srrs .......... ~ uIep arrR....... D5
CleareA.
ShirsHerman, (s Crabtrsc Southam and Bremen
sanot Christian r. II. nmond, New Orsaps stanton; Con
seihuon tht ar. Ap.lschicolA Russ Norton Catherine
Herbert lbfr ettop, 7 v Ard o.
Bark Adelaio. Drink water Bnvaua Ne,mi.h 4 wash.
Ft(o. tBrstD o, Mara IN, 80, N K Corsing.
sclrs- h,Itoure e. ArF, st MarSs TrAndy CO.. Lamar
tine Tanner Charestos,S MoCready Co WIN Mosry, Bar
Ter, hiehn ond. fcrson Margaret, Nogam, Peters
lurg, huitef&,o
tfoop- pte1, Cummings Newport RI
Cd on Saturday, big Harriet Mitchell, LsboR Nsemith
Walsh.
arrived.
Bark Ply mouth Peikrs Western Tsands Jan ~ with mdse
TO fostel b Nicketsn. Lett Am vesssls
Bark nil ut lot Wa,ren) Miller Oricans 26days with
mise TOD bvc. has hen ~ days Of Haterashas had
pilot UJ caro- dt,a
BARK Telegraph (of rhonsssn) CeccAst New orIe.u, q,
days With pok, Tie been of fIat
willie in setting ue anchor the DO into shs
water. ana IN noe ig carried under the Toe =
near being drwtsd He edsd hold Off ron
tbJtvB hom tie vac when lie on boprJ
bn en ris trancnco late, Newsas 10 days with GOAL "A
Nv NtIL 6sEto - W." ~T ~
French ,ie FnaisA mea Dospits Marssiles 9th Dec with
nos, t0sTo,r. - -
ssr k,s in Bloom liptr Jarvis from tho Br lrs Dead,
s. on - Hart III - -s~
sctr N 1hosp. nroltnpr virginia
SER Albert X kltot. Avs Norfolk.
SER. u,me Mitr Boston, dsla
kcir t'ui Bcsry n,eh,m.
tchr karla Ann, ,foweIi, EYE TIarbor.
tcfrIhza Lswton, tonnel+ New Lavsn
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The receipts this port since the lst instant ware
n 0o0 balss exports 000 taken by spinner 1000;
taken speculation COO stock In city unsod SO 0O0
amount on ale, 10 Geo
In relation the movements in this market Stew
ards Circular" of this date ssys:-.
"The ma ket assumed uii aspect INN edisely after
the date Of my circular OF 9th inst per Cauada On
Thurtday 9th inst the sales ed to 500 bales
but ut prices not exceeding inside quotations. the
following days the market heavier tho aggre-
gate sales only amounting to 900 bales, which
taken mainly BY areculatOrs. On Monday morning
18th inst had the sphc Of che Liver.
pool msrket TO the 9th Japusry by the Niagara viii n
arrived at Boston the preceding day with the gesfy
Ing sdvices Of improve oil nearly farth ug
aors in the correctness of the extracts of the market
but few purchases made that dsy-holders deter
mined not to be taken aback nded from quarter
to half . cent advance the previous prices. The
letter mail the next day fully onhrming the telegrs
PHO 1espatch. and informing that the Europa's
sdvcte of 10th January receive at Havre the
morning Of the 20 and that the cholera nts At
New Orleans had induced active enquiry at buoy
ant prices several large parcels changed ha nds at the
advance above quoted among which q list OF 1000
bales OF st Marks cotton clssspg strictly ct
ic--the total transactions being nearly 1900 bales.
On "wednesday the sales amounted TO 5000 bales,
which, before, chiefly in large parcels and to
few parties, there being no general enquiry The
grades from good middpg. down the scale, being the
most depressed at the close Of the proceed ny week,
exhibited the greatest advance in these sales On
Thursday the market was affected by the advises Of
decline at New Orleans OF thIeeei shths OF cent
eultiDg from the accounts received per Cauads The
limited general enquiry being nov to holders
much anxiety was evinced this day to resz but the
sales only amounted TO 1900 bales. which there
was abatement of quite quarter of cent from the
prices OF Tuesday the mddliBg ,rades. The upper
styles having been ess freely offered and enquired for
and Saturday the market continued equally dull; the
Opposition to sell hi wsver, quite at
the business Of the two days being about CO., bales"
The closing quotations In this market were Is an
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

to the 18th day Of February lS49
Men, 43; Women, s.; Boys 70 Girls 65-TstaL 250
DisEAsES
Aneursm, l; apcpexy g. bleeding g. burned sca,dea
bronchitis of wemb 81 casualties q colo
puOH ~ oonvul'ons III Group. Of lungs
ss debility 8, del rum diarrhni dropsy
dopsy In the hesd, l dropsy the chest dysenser
epe %, eryhpeas Il fever fever bloue Il fever
Dry tever puerperal fever renittent
fever t,rhoid fever tyIhns heart disease Of hoopug
cough Inflammation. 1; Inflammation Of BRAIN Il pnsmms
Of bowels III inflammation Of chest l. n of KID
iBHammat ton Of lungs 2 inhxm Of stomach 4;
Inflammation OF throat L. Inflammation of liver g.
messls A old age pasy 'isop premature BIRTH Ii
ewisy, small rx 8; spinal disease eprue teething
ysrooid, l. unknown, A.
Ase-Urder year 53 to years. SO; to g. 49, bto TO-
u; ~ to ~ g. ~ to 80 % 50 to a. So ~ 80 6 CO. IL
6O to 10 ~ to &c. W to go l. 81 to 100 unknown
A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
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m arrled.

On Sunday, the 18th inst BY the Rev. DR.. Parker
LEY second daughter Of Richard Petley, Esq Of Lon.
don.
On the 14th inst by the Rev. Mr. Clouder, JeHN
MCKEE to MARY LOUISA MURRAY, both Of Staten Island
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ID ed.

On Sunday, the 18th Inst of Group, CHARLES, only
Of Charles ana Elizabeth Ann Potter, aged two
years and three months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from Sackett street South Brook
lyp, on Tuesday the goth inst, ct O'Clock, P, NJ
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PaBs-NxeSs Arrived.
Mctssis Jaws " hnshns m ~
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Cotton Trade.

The aeereeste receipts aad exports Of cotton from
The ports Of the United States from the
The season the latest dates ia each OF the past
three ysars, were So annexed
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rs.fs end chan and in locating hidden ana
other distractions IN pavigatioa He oenteudsd that
the work was conducted under stem authorized by
Law; that ~ ohesp compared Win the coast sur
sys Of Great Britain and that the results already
copplsbed, fully justified the oontDusnce Of the work
his defence,
On motion Of Mr. BUTLER, the Senate adj 'urued
The supposed object Of Cci Benton, in his amend
nt is to get Professor Bsche discharged from the
ndence Of the coast survey he not being
eficSr Ut the navy
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Movements OT the
Ocean Steamships.

The Bern uda steamer coming aud returning Mt
vsnh Cnt Island Vera Cruz Cnagrcs, st Thon
WnowsIc ISLANDS
The falcon going and returning savannah
and New Or,eana
The Falcon and I.hmus with the Pacific steam.
ships hich II 10 leave Pnrama each month, -
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Herald nlarims Correspondence.
PHLADEIPHIA. Fsb 49, 4PM->oa,riSala
CltaIed-Shp Maton Bell, San Francisco
DlIscciI an eous.
LETTER BAGS Of steamer Hermann for Southampton IN
O'clock.
LITTER BAGS OF Niagara Halifax and Hvsrpoo
WI csc a. the sSo nc IN. d'y arb, A. before
B-A letter bag Tor the Naara be made above IN
forwarded to Boston this aft moon closes At q to4.
For chip news, He rews columns
Orr SANDY hook, Feb l63r Permit me, Ugh the q
lnnns paper to rsturs thaIks the officers and
dd getting my vessel soas having been Ashore On Sand
Look. L. A. JOHNSON,
Master u sohr Nary johnson.
BB SHrp LocKwooD, from Cork Living anchor of quaraz
tire nearly through wish the towed 10 the
vernment dock at that Place. for safety
BR BRIG DEssCMoNA Miller hence 81 John NB rsesu
injured.
blow from wNw, lost main It pssi ant mast
Som VIM wRIcar Rog rs. fr ac,nond, bound 70 Nj
port put into Norfolk 10th, with Ices Of main boom.
ecHR NATHANIEL KNIGHT Snow. rom Tapahaunook houn
to Boston with corn esdsy ght last in
ten TO make harher got ashtr, Hampton Bar
the snow storm, Ut last nd the perfectly tight
not being in dangerous su.tion viii without d.
mage to vessel OIL osr,o-ad has been her,
eCHR EMILY WEAVER, Phiade phia from Cienfusaos ar
counered passage during whf,h
oS ber head AND received other considerable
n her sails and rigging
I'd at Sandy ii recer ecuaty va bavs be,n hear
York. With cargo of is supposed have ioundse
att hen last seen she erg the reaware roakw,
ter the Sunday after thc bottom uDwar
was seen shortly after nv the of the Dell
ware bay but could not be de mined she belonged
Loss OF BRIG FLoRENcF-A letter from the United Sta.e
Consul dad state. that the brig F. Of
which sssd frem Turks laand Tor ureana yasuary II
with cargo Of salt aleak wa
The captain and rarh Tcnidad In boats
the2oth and notv ithstand An
ngl were ordsred in Quarantine whi,h psrf ned
bopTd vessel destitute OF mfrts cabin tlecp r
Our consul I'll ton in his no
aided them to return to the UsteI States
THE Eastern sen incl states that The bark Bradbury
nhpnn
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F.s 10 eeins.s-DanieI J. Taylor ads Sarah
Cook Motion TO set aside report denied
Etd,fdge vs SnipsH.-Judgment tor plainti6 On the
demurrer to the second and sixth pea with leave 10
the defendant to amend on tho payment Of costs in
ten days after notice Of the rule.
Premium ads. Wiihs.-Motion for new trial denied.
Wefmove ads. Palmer Motion for trial dc nisd
Muiho~s and wife, appellant, sds a. Pai~.--Or-
ceedngs and testimony and that cause be submitted
on the FIRST day In term after such return shall be
fled.
E.6en adj Clark ct ais.-Motion for new trial do.
MED.
Wstkiss vs. Haistead.-Judsmsnt reversed, with
$40 costs
ELEPHANT ct 81. vs. Smith. Judgment for plaintiffs
demurrer TO FIRST replication 70 the third psa with
leave To the defendants TO withdraw the demurrer
nrst replication to fourth plss vi leave to plsnti6
to amend In 10 days, which dsfsndsnts may within
10 days thereafter withdraw their demurrer, and
join. No costs to other party.
Meyer %. Baker. Ordered that the Justice before
whom this cause tried make return 70 ths oourt
IN ten days after service VI sfndsvIts, ~ Of the
testimony, As.
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Police kntelliRonca.

Charge Of Stealing Shsep.-A man by the name OF
warrant issued by Justice Lothrop wherein he stand.
charged With obtaining twenty live sheep In fslo nous
way from the possession OF David X. Trip in the
ionowing msnner-It appears that Mr.. Trip sold the
twenty sheep to Bsrrymsn for $780, and recsved IS on
account but that the sheep were not TO be- delivered
Of go in the .b
the custody Of Trpp had them slaughtered aud then
ssPs out oftns wsy Trip nndins that he had been
the police ONCE and warrant was issued for the AZ.
rest Of Bergman. Bergman ON finding out that N
warrant had been Issued for him tho charge, vent
70 the complainant and paid up the balance SIS but
this payment did not settle the case as the
held the accused to bail to the charge ct court
for trial.
Before Justice Lofhrop-Yestsrday morning, the DO.
lice court presented rather dark appearances from
the fact Of the major part Of the brought be-
FORE the BY the policemen from the previous
nights arrests were blacks Of very dark complexion
One q these fable prisoners slim little dsrkie
very black who're business It is to sweep floors his
charged BY fat little negro BY the name OF Jon IN
Henry Artist residing in the classic Of
Gov bsy situated on the Five Points, With cutting
sever cash In his neck with intent take his head or
The wound was very bad one, running about ave
inches from the back Of the neeros neck towards his
81, ~. ssn nsS IN:
to lick him and In his own defence, being much weaker
In bodily sire myth, he used the knife to being
desvor, possible, to put . stop to this out-throat
system OF carrying knives, Is 1t appeared that
upon tho least provocstion, . knife 10 imns-
diately rtsorted to- and murders will be shortly
- common a. black eyes after an election. This
using Of knives must be stopped IL possible; and sin
o oemn. nope the Court Of ss,sions vii punish oil
for trial.
Several other cases Of loafsrs and drunksrds we're
disposed OF, and thus the mornings business termi-
mated.
Ctorse Dismis.ed We noticed, few days ago. the
snes. OF B. L. Schnitt keeper Of fancy store at No.
o4k Bowery, on charge Of purchasing some cutlery,
IRON boy who had stolen the same from his employers
the case being ted before the nagstrsts
nI. ochmM proved to the Court that he was net
chased the same and that the arrest Of the boys and
the rsstorAtion Of the property was csussd by him
tSchnnt who gave Information to the ofcers I'D the
guilty parties were arrested. Mr. Sehmltt vss hono-
raby discharged.
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LATER PROM HAvANA.-By the arrival of the
bark Rapid, Capt. Ward, from Havana, we are in
receipt Of papers TO the 9th, and accounts to the
18th ult. Our files consist Of the Euro Tn1.,ta,nl
and the Dtdvio dc Ia Marina.
We are sorry to see that one of the little Wen.
noise Children, Maria Stanton, aged only years,
died at Havana on the 22d ut, after short illness
Of snly two days. Her funeral was attended BY
al her former companions, Madame Weiss, Sonora
Tsdesoo, signor Mari, and great crowd OF re-
spectacle citizens.
Tho Havana papers arc uaoomnonly bare Of
nsws.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 20, 1913
Our merchants waiting the stsa msr's lows Sales
Of 1000 barrels OF -four we're made at ASK. There
was net much grain Offering, aud no change noticed
In prices Provisions moderate req usst at pre-.
vious rates. Nothing new In other articles.
BosroN, Feb. 10, 1s49.
Merchants generally are awaiting the receipt OF the
NiagArA's ne IS now NONE ntarily expected. We mo-
tiosd sales Of 1900 barrels -four Southern aud
Western at 81 87h $6ths latter figure for straight
brands Coru-There was . fair enquiry and tho sales
reached 5000 bushels ct 50 COO. Rys-Ssss of 1000
bushels made at TO Oats-Sses OF 1900 bushels
were made ut 400. Provisions unchanged
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CoLvMsUs, Ohio, Feb. 10, l8io
The Legislature have passed aot repeating thu
Ohio registry Law.
The Senate refused to take up the bill pr vding for
vote BY the people On the question OF oallins oou
vsn'ion to frame new constitution. The vote stood
yeas 20, nays SO.
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Damages FOR Carolessness on q Railroad.
ALsASr, Feb. 10, 1s49.
We learn that VIM. Bennett, who seriously In
ured BY collision Of trains on the Utica sAd Sohe-
nsctsdy Railroad In April last has recovered the sum
OF $4,000 damages, at the Hsrkmsr County Circuit
Court.
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Foreign Intelligence.

One o. he ocean steamers will probably arrive
to.day The Sarah Sands is in her twenty cond,
and the Niagara in her fifteenth day. The news,
when tccved, will be given in an Extra Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-11

The population 81 Milwaukee, Wis, IL CON, ossd az
900 Americana sos Germans, 2l87 Irish las Hol-
landsrs Scotch, 80 Norwegian IL French, "a Welsh,
Danes, and Svsdes. T'
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BALrtnoas, Feb. 10, 1870.
Officers have been sent to New York TO arrest Sail
van, and another sosr has been sent to Phisdsphis
for Hysr with QUESTION from the Governor OF this
State the Governor Of his delivery
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BALTIMORE, Feb 10, 1849.
Mr.. Thompson . member Of the lower branch Of
tho Virginia Legislature, died sudd emily, en- Thursday
last, while speaking In the House.
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Flro In Baltimore

BALrINoaE, Feb. 10, 1S4e.
Are occurred In Holiday street this morning, BY
which the extensive soap and candle factory Of Mess
Smith Carlos was destroyed The loss H. estimated
at $5o,ooo-partly insured
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Movements or Individuals.

movenen0 OF Individuals.
Gen. Hsrpey lsfs New Orlsaus on the lst inst, on
board TIE U.s. steamer New 0risass for Port zavsees
Col Ward ,. Burnett, Of New York, 10 be Supsein-
tsndsnt ofths DRY Dock 70 b sgsetsA ct Phiadsphs
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The Mails.

BALrInoas, Feb 10, 1s4o.
No mall has been received to night beyond Peters
burg, We.
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Now York Legislature.
SENATE.

ALBANv, Feb. TO- l6Ae.
sLERK or THE COURT APPEALS.
communication was received from tho Clerk Of the
Court Of Appeals In to the resolution adopted
on Thursday last requesting him to report whether he
has paid into the State treasury the Of $sooo q
required BY law The clerk says he docs not think the
law applicable to the fund in question; and acting
upon the advice Of the judges Of the Court Of Appeals
debate sr 1nos Il.
referred to . select committee.
The Senate theA adjourned.
ASSEMBLY
ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1slo.
NAUTILUS INSURANCE COMPANY.
Apstition praying for an amendment Of the charter
Of the Nautilus Insurance Company, was presented
and referred.
BROOKLYN CITY cRARrln.
The House took up the bill amending the charter
the city Of Brooklyn, and oonourrsd in the amend
nsnts to the same made BY the Senate.
suoHr DRAFTS.
The bill respecting sight drafts, was, en- motion,
taken up, read third time, and rejected.
Me- SmrrH, Of Queens county, moved TO reconsider
the vote rsiscting the BILL which, not being agreed TO-
was 10 4 on the table.
APPOINTMENTS.
M boueHTos Of King. county sgressbly TO previous
notice, introduced . bill for the appointments Of .
clerk Tor the surrogate ohics Of said county.
NEW voRK RE0srRy cLRRK.
Mr.. McKIrrrr called for ths consideration Of the
fe5oiut'ou prevousy oHereo Dy MIN, requesting the
registry clerk Of the city Of New York. report to the
Assembly the amount Of fees received by him and the
salaries paid for clerk hire.
On motion Of Mr. PARpxx, Of Geneses county, the
resolution laid on the table
MEDAL TO CAPTAIN MsRRILL.
resolution was submitted, autho risng the Cover
nor to present gold medal to Capt. Merrill.
The resolution lies over
FIRE LIMIT YORK.
The Committee Of the Whole then took mp the bill
respecting the IRE limit In the city Of New York. and
passed the same without amendment.
On motion, the house adjourned
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Wreck of tho Br,,Ish R.rk K.t

Wreck OF tho British Bark Kate Kearnsy.
Bosror, February 10, 1s4o.
The British bark Kate Kssrnsy, Hue, from N Y. via
Boston, whsre she put In In distress, and sailed 7th
Inst went Ashore Chatham Bar, Cape Coo, on the
9th inst, At A. NJ. The Grew abandoned her, and
he 10 now In charge Of the underwriters agent.
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fAor Srs $4,000 10 1872 S1 TIE AnxANsAs ROUTE.

we received the following letter by Thursday
&c Louisville, Feb. 4" The enclosed letter IA 49,
ed TO "Wash,rgtow Un,o~,'' (politeness of Mr..
Stockwell) We give the writer's name. with ,ha
simple remark that ..the name Of H. Patrick could
on any roll OF the troops in California. so far a.
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THE REPUBLIC.

Barnes, Baltimore county; A. J. Willis, Caroline;
Elias Davis, Washington
The committee having retired, the convention
was successfully addressed by Col. Anthony KIM
NELL of Frederick; z. Collins Lee, esq, of Balti-
more; Major Eye, Of Carroll; E. Louis Lowe, esq,
of Frederick; and VIM. H. Norris, esq., of Baltl-
more-who dwelt upon the objects for which the
convention had been called together and the neces-
sity that existed for reform Of the constitution of
the State in order to meet the requirements of the
progressive spirit of the age.
The following gentlemen were formally appoint
ed permanent officers of the convention:
President. Col. John Pickel, of Baltimore city
Vice Presdents--Ross Winans, of Baltimore;
Denard Williams, Somerset; Hon. John Wether-
ed, Baltimore county; John Montgomery, Frcde-
rick; Arthur J. Wills Caroline; Benz. Shreve,
Montgomery; DR.. Sinclair Street, Hartford; Edw
M. Wyse, Somerset; J. P. Creager, Carroll; Elias
Davis, Washington.
Secretaries H. Richardson, Baltimore
city; George Keatinge, Hartford; Theodore Par
sons.
The convention adjourned until this afternoon,
when it will meet again for the discussion of such
subjects as may come before 1t.
There have been no returns made from the Aims
house to-day. The city still continues healthy and
free from cholera.
Our market exhibits no special change. Sales of
600 bbs. Howard street -four, at IS, and 500 do.
fresh ground, at IS 49,. Also, 600 bbls City
Mills, at IS IS. Sales Of 5000 bushels prime red
wheat at los LOG cts; white do. LOG 10 cts.
Sales 5000 bushels white at So So cts; also,
1900 yellow at SO 60 cts; oats 81 80 cts; rye
St ess 900 Whisky a44 cts Stocks steady Sales
a. SO 99s. Nothing done in government securi-
ties. U. s. 6s 1867, held III. Md. 6's LOG.
asked.
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The New York papers report the death by chol-
city, at his residence on the morning of the Oath.
The deceased was one of the most prominent citi-
zens Of New York, and man Of much influence.
He had been one of the secretaries of the commits
sopers, Messrs. Adams, Gallaln, Clay, and Rus
sell, who negotiated the treaty of peace with Great
Britain in 1914, at Client. He had subsequently
served in both branches of the State Legislature.
Since the last winter he had been troubled with
acute form, and rapidly produced dissolution. Mr..
Lawrence was a jealous Wing, and had for years
been devoted to the cause
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The bark Kingston arrived at Philadelphia on
the Oath inst, from Kingston, Jamaica, with files
to the 4lh inst Dispatches had been received from
the Imperial Government, fully sustaining the Pro-
vincial Assembly in its measures of retrenchment
adopted at the last assembly Much excitement
was anticipated at the next election.
Mechanics were suffering greatly from want of
employment, and meeting had been held to con-
slider the Propriety of emigration to the Mosquito
Shore, whittier delegate was sent TO inquire into
the probable realization of their expectations.
Various meetings had been held in relation TO the
INCONSISTENCIES Of the treaties in relation to the
save-tradc by Spain and Portugal. Nothing was
said of Santa Anna