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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-03-02

The expiration OF the corn laws has operated ia
vorahly on bread>tufs. The trade has been steady
since the 1st-the market now Somewhat duh and
IN a lAngud state. American Flour quoted at : ga
27s. For western, 26a27s; for Philadelphia, , IA
28s. For American and Canadian white Wheat,
63a73. Indian Corn declined and prices receded.
Present prices ale 30a3l for white, and 3la33 for
yellow.
Lord John Russell said in debate, that he had
been formerly in favor OF a fixed duty on corn, but
the House having chosen to set entirely free,
lie hoped that no attempt would be made 10 renew
any duty upon that article Of sustnance.
In every department OF commerce increasing ac,
tivity prevails, and greater bnoyancy aud hope
abound The grain market has been more than
usually steady the last fortnight, and prices are
we'll sgst1neI. Cured provisions, naval stores and
other articles OF American production, IN active
demand, and remuHeratng prices obtained. Hold
els OF goods are firm and sansune as to a good
spring trade The stock and money markets are
unusually buo,ant. Money is plenty at per cert.
Public securities and railway shares are in actiN e
demand. United States per cents continue at
advancing rates.
II L. BulW er is to he Minister to the L. States
The ravages the Cholera continue.
FRAxcE-F rance has been threatened with a
new outbreak. Eighty thousand troops are con
cenjraled ~ Paris. A bill against Gibbs was PIE
scented 10 the Assembly
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-03-02

Flour is held firmly at S3,54a3,72 for common
and good brands For wheat their is good InquI-
~ and market firm. Genesee held at Sl.%5. Corn
small supply Sales l6ooc Orleans at 90. OAts
40a44 Pork quiet, rather heavy. Sales 1000
bills at private terms. 800 bbls. at Si0,S7.
New York, Feb. 24-3 p. NJ.
A despatch from Washington, for the n.
Y. ,erald, last night, says that Gen. Fay
lor arrived there at O'Clock in the after
noon. Sixteen cars were filled with eager
attendants.
The correspondent of the Tribune says
that Gov. Crltenden will not accept OF seat
10 the Cabinet.
Hon. G. Evans Of Maine. according to
all indications, is likely to be placed al the
head OF the Treasury.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-03-02
NV YoRK, Feb. 23-3 P. NJ.

Flour held at G4al24 cts advance Straight
brands western sold at 5,75a5,S4. Wheat held
firmly. Pork is SO, $40, 50 for prime and mess
New YoRK. Feb 23--5 p. NJ
The Enropas news was not all received this eve
ming. 1t came very slow from st. Johns to Boss
ton keeping the n. Y. wires waiting The Ex-
press 10 It. Johns was run by B. ii. Knight, OF Bos-
ion. ard connected with the daily mail, associated
with reporters in New York
Parliament was opened by the Queen in person.
The speech OF the throne was rather lengthy. The
doctrines Of free trade entered upon by the Govern
ment are sure to be steadily carrid out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

Captain Masnss could 60 in and see the alderman;
this he refused he finally said might 90 In With the
some higher authority and vent for Alderman Bard,
whom I accompanied to the station house; Alderman
Bard then wrote out discharge for Alderman Kelly
and went to his cell; and Alderman Bard told Kelly he
discharged; Kelly refused TO come ont Of the cell
until he discharged BY some higher authority, the
Mayor the President Of the Board Of Aldermen Al
dsrmAn Bard and myself then went to Alderman James
Kelly, Of the Second ward who returned with back
to the station house; Alderman James Kelly then
wrote his name in connection with Alderman Bard and
Alderman Patrick Kelly from his cell to the best
Of my opinion the alderman not drunk; he talked
Kelly that night, stsgser the conversation Of the
alderman on that occasion usual; he did not
stammsr as man intoxicated would probably do; the
department. OF Alderman Kelly In the station house
that night was very quiet indeed; heard profane
language or cursng used by. the alderman on that
night in the station house, aid not hear the alder
man request to discharge two prostitutes for keeping
dlsorderly house; | think ii such remark had been
about two feet, from the alderman | heard no other
conversation between Alderman Kelly and Captain
Msgnss, except as above alluded to.
Crsss-ezsmtned BY Captain MAGNEs.-l cannot say II
Mr. Casserly positively made Of the words " big
buck Niger. &c - but something to that effect; am
not positive that he said butsomethng to that
effect conveying that idea, Of insulting language AL
dermsn Kelly never promised me the situation of Capt
Asgnes, in the result Of Magnes being removed from
ofce have said that Mr.. Cassery had eontradicted
his own evidence; was assistant captain Of
the Sixth ward polioe for the last Is from what
have seen at station and watch houses an alderman
bad perfect right to come to the station house and
they have always been treated gensmanly they have
been shown the complaints, &c., and have taken the
Captains seat; have myself when assistant captain
refused the order to discharge but when the alderman
came In person he was always given way to aud took
control suppose, from tue knowledge have Of Aid.
Kelly that had he been drunk he would not have gone
quietly with the policeman; have seen the alderman
under the influence OF liquor; the alderman, should
say was confined In custody hour and appear
ed, when liberated, little cooler, but otherwise
should say the same.
The MAGISTRATE, on the conclusion Of this witness
adjourned the case over until Monday afternoon ct
three o'clock
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POLITICAL.


ElRsT WARD ATTENrI0N.-AT LARGE AND RE-
spectacle meeting Of the Independent
IF Is Gssa.oS as street, asld a
the purpose OF aAng into the interest of
candidates at te ensuing election the following resolutions
were pt. uI.a M n adopted =
'he VIII ana desire OF the voters Of this ward
Of the .@S Of fGs s s5d for The
oogne no act which is not for the of the whole
Resolved That this Regular Democratic Nominating Com
mttee have fuii confidence in recommending demo-
tried men, that have interest in the welfare
Resolved, That candidates for alderman
mondatiOn from this committee to their fellow citizens than
merely TO state thai they are honest patriotic and
Resolved. That this Committee have no confidence in the
B1 hat Of sap Of 1
e1 srs is an that John Anderson and
Resolved, That that nominating committee was selfcon-
democratic party and nat oi Ier acts or
Teeogg,e AK nomiaa ton they may have made.
on Of their proeeedng and they having called public
meeting to nominate tn, whom they choose repre-
sent tins ward protess against all
Resolved That the spurious domination Of John
ecsted BY silver Charlie and the native American captain
scarcely entitled to vote meets decided
Of the rights and usages OF the democratic party we will
withdraw our aid from the and make such nominations
For Alderman Richard voorhees,
For Assistant Alderman. Charles Rhole.
For GSn.abes, ~ Guran and EieA,sl hsoOImich
For Trustees Of Common schools Nishal DImQn.
souGs fcss Of n cS.rd,
Daniel NoOnaS Richard Tyor and Henry Coy Third Dis
Resolved That the in presenting the
foregoing ticket to their fellow citizens feel that
wi" meet with their Az SSS Chairman
y yonS Il MUhphy' Secretaries
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MILLINERY, AND DRY GOODS.

eS9DS SELLING At how
ys,nts hasocans asrI chamC'; Ccr:ags lace as.smen
Rubss Dn asa p%a Sp.
.G as rs % sna,s s S
.a
SAN; Isorss 4. hssPsIds: yoantss Bssi
iah ,cc sy 81 h de- I:
satin: EVA Ish goods Hsrssns. color Pop.
plain ali variety Of ocor. do a Hhs' Of
Ribbons .s
made Tartan shawls superior quality and
% rS.s shs Il.
sns 81 es. r.
same male az Plaid hsr5Os Tartan Plain Twsed
5n.a sG french GinshnmH Paris I@sroidsI:a Isrpo
e. s:.ss H.; fsa
white, pink, BLU. scarlet, straw, and bud do '''
nueture selected and for osr own sSado Of
every suay and desirable solOrsOms extra hns goods
csm.har Ciesh Plain black for centres of India slaw
PNis Printed Cashmere dEco.se and Mou, dc L.in..--
I Sh snnM 10 sHi:r:S ;s1 pattern DO d. large DO. do
nsuIs DO plaid dO embroidered color sOOrs hh coiO
Mourning Gcods-.Lup best make bomba.lnes 50
SSGI de- Do lanes aS do S.s.Sa n: Ss. T. bon
nae psecas eahmerss de deess black and white CASH
Cashmere Rich cashmere and brOche .hsw
% g. .s y r.: a s az DO
ton Grape Shawls, rich embroidered, every color.
hsntllss and CloaksThe most extensive aud complete
assortment Of Pass embroidered velvet merno satin and
,l cc.a; Visits M,1.ill., suana', Sc that Ia;
wedding and soirse DressesWhits embroidered muslin
Dresses DO do tue dol do dol de- do. silk do do
sAn 40 Pont hruxcu Of the costly description DO.
dAnsesrr do dol do. dAlonron do lace houncss every
match dresestbe most complete assortment Of ohocs
things ever offered In New York OF the proet and
recherche Mind CApe' Collars Gimps Asnehette Sleeves
Lace GOOdsaccspe vslenesnne. Cape La Yoise.. Cap.
BIune point coar..BruIss point valensienne. GUM
site. do Lace yeils, Lace sears Barhes Berth Cimps
Cuns Sleeves Nets As Val Laces and Edngs Mechln do
do BruIslls point do dol La Neige do knglish thread
point do La Nege do English do. Fancy Bags. Crava
Belts net kts embroidered Sashss &c. he. English and
French Blankets all sIe - fine real ssIony Flannel "a
and % do Welsh do 90 % and Ga do Domestic do; Plaid
f,nnels fall assermsnt Of eolors very fine goods.
hne plain cotton Hose made, IS pair full assortment
Of Chdren Hosiery Shirts and Drawers Of all kinds liz
mems OF the best makes sheengs OF all and widths
Napkins Towels and every kind Table Cloths
spers different widths English and Domestic shrtings;
french and English Canton Flannel Counerpsaes and
Quilts Muslin Trimmings and white husins Of full assOrt
ment India shavs large assortment. Particular attsn
non to the richest ia square White shawl in
Also, extra rich white Long shawl The above with
stock Of Goods have been selected with
and taste by one Of in Europe which oder very
JAMES BECK n co.
VELVET RIBBONs-A LARGE AND RICH AssoRT-
ment Of embossed and plain Velvet Ribbons Also.
style Of FIN Osoon Tor trimming cloaks and dresses Just
LAWITZ DECKER 4 CLUDIUs o. John a.
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NV Yorr srsrr CaNALs -AvorNr ~ r,
T.r-l .....,.E Tsf srssf "a ~ Jt.f.Y

There are about ain weeks Of canal navigation left,
and we can hardly expect the decrease thus far Realised
will be made up in that short time. II Is cur impress
sion that the decrease will be greater st the close Of the
year Than Il !, now.
II will be seen, ~ the annexed extract from the
London TINES q the 81 inst that disclosures relative
to the insolvency Of Railroad CompAnss In Great Bri
tain, st continue. There has not Jet bsen one half
told Of the swindng operations OF railroad managers
in this country and In England. We have In this
country great bubbles In the railroad line be
produced in EDglari any other part Of the world.
R,uRoAD DURstrs oF Gsr,r BRirAfv.
Some farther startling railway disclosures are In
course Of presentation TO the public The Csledonian
line, with capital Of - BOG 900 Is about to be placed
under invastgaion, and " the allegations which have
induced the shareholders TO demand n COMMITTEES shall
prove TO be well founded another tale grievous
that has yet been furnished, will shortly make its
appearance. Nismanasement and reckless folly are
the chief charges against the drectors while regarding
their personal honor and Intentions there % be
favorable feeling At the halfyearly meeting Of the
ecsasny, hsA ~ Hdss~gs Or Thnrssy not only
~.s ne act snnouns,s, tbAt nots slsMpg Of dividend
could be paid but IL VA, also asserted spps emily With
out soafsdietion, tbsa sss ne ksstrssbiy in
vOlvss, ths. no sbiaeps ssph be psd fH several
ys,s. Among the stssnA puAu<s kxfo which ths
mitee will have to enquire the statement OF
q the auditors that In June last dviden "a prefer
shares paid out Of the capital 70 the extent
Of ali 2S5 the working Of the line, at cost Of 60
per cent and the concealments and misrspresests-
tons which led the shareholders TO sanction the three
leares which have been adopted" one It was OBJ
served at sight per cent which had turned out worth
three per cent another at seven per cent not worth
which paid, with the utmost regularity, dividend Of
no pounds, no fhillings and 0 pencen
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lsTrsrsIrse rroS rHr CAuAScaE NArIoS-we learn
that intelligence has been received at the War depart
ment, respecting an important National Council re-
Gently held BY the Camsnchs Indians. This council
lasted ten days and its object to elect new chief
torue the nation Tin place Of the recently decese
and the individual thus honorsd gores In the OF
Dufslolump. On being installed into ONCE after the
indian ssion this chief called upon his subordinstes
rely 70 s1prs" their crnipns ppoa An mas~s II
hpSsnss sossssst vM As sAsss- Of Ne naes..
whsfsupon many speeches were delivered. They
were generally Of the most friendly chapsoter but
none more so than thAt delivered BY the newly elect
- ssisf hinsso Ne nsintsinsx thst - people had
formerly made war upon Texas when II was feeble
and alone and had gained nothing and he gave it
as his opinion that IL they nov continued to make
war upon Texas, since IL had become part Of the
nited States the result would be their utter de-
structon nation. re also expressed his determi-
nation to do all In bis power TO put stop 20 the thsv
ing dtpredstions which had been committed by spor-
tion Of hls people sganst the white Inhabitants and
expressed hope that his efforts would be successful
The prominent members Of the Council having agreed
to the, advice o. Buffalo Hump two subordnate
chiefs appointed TO communists in person the
result 10 Captain Steele Of the I'd Dragons at Freds
by whom report was made to General
Brooke commanding In Texas Who forwarded It TO the
War Department National fnieiigsuesr, Oet. 20.
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LAMPS.

DEFoT OF FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, Ne. lks
~ Broadway, formerly Diassas Agency ST Broadway.
Just reooiv shoies Of Mechanical
Gel. Also Lamp kodersterg Lamps for Vessels French
Furniture for Lamps The best worknen attached
this estabhment for repairing and cleaning any kind Of
Lamps Undertakes ever kAd Of French Brosss and CHA
Ing ii. DAkDOkVILLk.
4 AMPs-LAMPs.-CAMPHINE AND SPIRIT LAMPS;
IL the best assortment Of Miniature Solar Lamps he
city; CirAndsles all styles Hall Lamps; Dyotts Pine
Lampsj fIued Lamps Of every description Lamps altered
ana finished in the best manner N.B.-Psase call and
CA. BALDWIN, COX Bovery.
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FON SALE AND TO LET.


Nj ARINE RAILWAY AND SHIP YARD AT OswEGO.
AVA For sale, 10 rent for Of years that we'll
1newn situated thu West Pier, In the
fourishng city Of 0swego. The railway has abundant
pAsy for the hauling out Of sail craft
there i also smaller railway eI hauling ont cam. boats
pairing Of steamers vessels and boats and mill
connected with the for the saving of ship TIMBER
together forming the desirable and extensive establish
nent The Western Lakes r the buis.s and repairing Of
trading ont Of the port Of Oswego $1,000 TONS
end the receipts Of the sbsvs establishment
and repairing vessels for the estimated
year and the business h constantly inorssn
Terms liberal. Apply to DARLINGTON PARDkk.
Osweso, October .. 1872
FURNISHED COTTAGE AT CLIFTON, STATEN
Island to iet till LIST May next or nsIt
position the bay, elevated commanding view OF the
Narrow the City ke Apply on the premises the
present occupants about TO remove.
ITO LILA THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE IN
Twenty third street. between 9th and 9TH ayenuss-
This house newly and comfortably finished would be de-
sirAbIe location for two families The stages pass
through ts street For particulars inquire the premises
u. Stouyens 40 Jonn street. N B.-A lease will be
gwen TO good tenant on liberal terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21
Com mon Pleas.

Before Judge IngrahAm.
OCTOBER 20.-.75rahGm Hallen6eck as. John Manner,
HtLham Finn asd Peter Aorinty-This was &C ton
for assault aud battery, brought By the plaintiff keep
er Of public house. corner of Washington street in
this city 1t alleged that the defendants to
his house at IL o'clock a. night the 10th November
last, and were dsorderly that in endeavoring to re-
complained took place. Verdict for plaintiff $3.50
damages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21
j joms 4 hh Mynrng' secretaries.

FIRST wAKp..THE DELEGATES, REGULARLY
On he 9Th inst Of the resolutions Of the Wing
General COMMITTEE for the nomination Of Charter oosrs
met this evening At the Atsntc Garden The following
ticket was unanimously adopted
Ter Alderman, LDhvNp griffin, In the place Of Alder
nan Jamison, yhe declined 2 re- nomination.
Fer Assistant Alderman -CvRTIs JvpsoE.
For CsBsabes- Henry Carpenter, Michael Mccormick.
Fer Schools
For Inspector of Common Sshso- s. Townsend
For Trustees Of Common Schools. Clnts Morrison,
Fer inspectors Of Lleston-lst Disriet-Iaae H. Grant,
Daniel Murphy. I'd Disriet-wm. Flag Peter B. Van
Resolved delegates present ths foregoing ticket
70 their fellow OF the ware with the
tdsnes In the ability integrity and Of the gentlemen
whs compose and With The assurance that all in their
stitusnts.
Ordered that the proceedings Of this nss.ax 10 published
On motion, the entire ticket then unanimously
the delegates adjourned with nine hearty
cheers for the success 81 The vh ticket IN ths venerable
JONI u. cAarr. sssr.tary.
EIITH wARD.-TnE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
election in the Fifth ward have ously nominated the
following gentlemen for the suaEes Of their fellow
For Aldsrman-warren Chapman.
For Assistant Alder nan-LeW Agar.
For Assessors-Rsfus Davenport, Walter Leggstt.
For Constables-Jo, eph Jenkn, James Bingham.
For School Commissioner-BurtIs skidmore
ror Trustee-William Browning.
For Inspeetor-David c. Golden
inspectors Of Eeeton-lst District g. ChAtsertoa John
neKinman District, Charles O. Corlsy. Peter Mode
Sd District John Frnh John McDrairi An District WI
liam Ellsworth, Adm Cadmusi 9Th District j. B. BatehslOr
BY order Of III. Nominating Committee. Rob.r. Jones, A.
L. De CAMP Henry X. Durham, Ahm Cadmus j. Kilburn
Arm. CADsus, Secretary.
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SCHOOLS, &c.

DARENTs AND GUARDIANS WHO ARE MAKING
hrrngsnents to board those wishing place daugh
ters at school, informed that there
The Female Seminary 29i West Twentieth street. Eng
sh Latin French Spanish German and Italian taught
by highly qualified professors Particular attention is also
paid to vocal aud Instrumental Music The winter
menees the first Monday In November For further Informal
tiop, pleste call a. above
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Court OF General Sessions,

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Allen and Clark.
Der. 20-PrisOn Ciedred-This being the last day of
the term devoted to closing up, far possible
the prison business number Of prisoners who
not indicted by the Grand Jury discharged from
custody The court have during the October term,
disposed of Al The Grand Jury have found IS
bills Of indictment and have dismissed Is complaints
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RowERY rHiArRE. MONDAY EVENING. Oct. aad,
~ vii b psrSS5%.d The tragedy o. TnI LirE AND
red q clossr Mr. wssss Sari c o. xss
Lis sn ma5 vi cs! prs q
M%y Rad Pp FcsE " os MT t. i ~.
Ian Jordan Marie bddsr MSS ks%y;s xsds%s fo.aT tara
Ba1ss IS cent?. f Pit and Gallery az cents rises "
NATIONAL THEATRE.-MosDAY
Win sTng SSoSsr q the % 70
d9 a Fg ss s% Mary M'T Gss asi
FOXY H ni 1 ssy ~s TIE .yar
Cannon Gan BABY ys1eron MstaroaFsr B1Tss 6DManOSa
umS Hy J TG M saSn Mr. says
Foxes 70 cents. Private Boxes, S. Pis l21l cents
M ITcuEIl's OLYMPIC TaEATRE--MoNDAY EVE
VS. dc a
Mr. H EsA cosSs4 Aa kaesy de-
i se s S AST the C'rs Of
zsps s,3s sF sT \: Sss With With
y, z, Farce Of JOIN hobbs
1 Mics m,s Rrss CTSe CS Upper Boxes o P
.1sA1, ANAL IenIM STREET
~ the performance Will commence with the Equestrian
SsTss 81 s. mnFssn Ep. 70
the WSpdeI Bottle Pr. rs1S en- horssbsci by Ma
Sc; and to conclude With comic extrsvaganla the Dutch
Saturday afternoons somn.norg at 8 o'clock Eyenns
IiGR .nSs SSmninss, at half pa: doors open Az Adj
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUN-r t. BARNUM
~ ProTrietor-J. Green wood, Jr Assistant Manager
mense Success Of sat celebrated and wonderful troupe the
Harunet Family They appear afternoon and evening
In astonishing and pleasing fsts the Tight Rope aud in
mines &C. Also anssed louis kIsi,r Mr. r. 'Ol weMyss
NJ Wardsn Pete Norris Messrs; Merraed, Rose Clark
Higgins Misses Leslie StaLhope Barton and West Also
exhibition OF all hours the enormous Boa Constructor large
Living Anaconda Mammoth Crocodile Admission 20 cents
children under 10 years Of age. l21s cents.
NdACALLIsTERs TEMPLE OF ENCHASTwrNT
" chnsse Assembly Rooms-,seyenth Series Of Magical
and - will he given the Card and the Lemon; Canary
the Doll and the Lady, Chinese Conectioner Lesson for
LADIES' Receipt for making Cream; Robbery
Devils Dueas the Harlequn Invisible and Visible rlumss
tom Portfolio. To conclude with Madame Ma aliister
sleeping in the air. Admission, % cents Reserved Sofa
Seats. % cents Children half price. Commence atili
EHINESE hBsEUN,-- $50 BROADWAY, EXHIBITING
~ the nanners Customs Religions Arts and Sciences, Of
fsur hundred millions Of Chinese will close November 3rd
children under II, half price.