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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-02
Domestic Miscellany

The Rev Thomas j. Burrows, who is now in Worces-
ter county Jail for killing Mr.. Bishop has employed
the Hon. Henry A. Wise to defend him.
The trial of Crafts, at Boston, is still proceeding
The cross-examinaton of Wilson, who had been the
stand six days was concluded on Monday The xt
witnesses persons who board the ship
when she was lost.
The Smithsonian institute in Washington, IL to be
favored with three lectures geology, this by
the President of Amherst College
We indebted to the courtesy of Captain Stone Of
the steamboat Aida Tor Albany papers in advance of
the mail.
The Albany Journal says that the entire canal was
filed with water Saturday afternoon with the
copton of short section West Of the city which
filled on Monday. Commissioners Beach had been over
the entire eastern section. and reported that it
ready for 1t the intention of the collectors
Albany and " est Troy to commence locking ut six
O'Clock yesterday morning
The expense Of Lighting Cincinnati with gas f4r the
past year has been $40 sos 1t costs nearly $4,000 to
light the Herald buildings
There nine deaths by cholera at Cincinnati
during the week ending 25h inst, but it Is said that
not of them originated there At Pittsburgh
there have been cases brought by persons who
have come up the river
The st. Louis Republican, ofApr 20 Gays that in Du-
buque, Iowa, during the past winter, there 10
storms from the LIST of November to the LIST of
March The entire depth was upwards of five feet.
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Died.

On monday evening April 80 after short illness,
iotNtttta htbu, Era IN The blst year Of his aye
iis irchde ana acquaintances invited TO attend
NJ iuiieltl aHo Ancient LAapter No aud tne fr.l-
tbhtJ III general ths DAY. Gay p at O'clock PM
nom Iii late r,edtucc No 55i Fourth street between
Avenue ana the body will be conveyed to Green.
wood ttm,tcty for ntrrmcnt
On uesdoy hiay ALyAS STEWART, Esq formerly
Il tita "a thr 6tlh year OF his age
inc nI'ld ana HtqUHiniauccs of the family are re-
ittiui} invited To- attend the funeral from his late
t'sn'icc 80. IL Fast 10th street. on Tbur.day the
"a int. Ht4 A.
TN ~ onday morning. after a shore Illness WILLIAM
fr1its. ttq. aged ga years
nc rtiat'th hGd friends OF the family are respect
lh.iy uNittd to attend Iii, funcrot TN. afternoon at
dc'ck nom ms late rridoucc So 81 Court street.
L.1N''n iNtEtt'n ard ScheIutrhoru st. htookiyn.
~ 1 ann VII be- taken 10 Greenwood temctcry.
On tuesday morning, May l. at West Hob okoa, y j.,
Mtt' 49, va ENALL, ytuuEest daughter OF Daniel II.
tt1ntl "F'1 year mon be aud IL days.
~" iun,ral viii take place this afternoon at 3
o'ciGck.
I''flu. lHnu't iHpcf please copy
SVUo'hly, NJ Greenwich. Conn. Monday, April
auth ~ ibc 1hh year Oi hi age tapt. DANirt MrRRrr
Itt hIttuf Il rcQuaibtauces 81 the family are re-
'r'rbuy tvttd To- atcLd his funeral at hs Lee rcs
dhc't lii. II. tNtruHFj ~ ttUp'W Ht y cnrN
- Sbuth bud, indiana Of typhus fever, Feb 2lst,
'I..t6 ". GtrE, n thc 2Ath ytar of BIZ Jge
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celebration of the landing of the pilgrims at ST.
Nary's. II is expected that number OF the men,
bers of the Council of Catholic Bishops that meet
here on Monday next, will take part In the cere-
The first of May has passed, and no appoint
ments from this city have yet been made. 1t IS
now said that John Spear Nicholas expects to get
the customhouse. Ii is to be hoped that he will
not, however, as he is not a man oil the people,
but one of those naughty aristocrats who never
speak to mechanic except on election day, or
where his interests are connected with his con-
descension. He would fill up the customhouse
with mustached and broken down cologned fops of
upper-ten-dom, instead of men of good business
capacity. Colonel Kane is the peoples man for
the Office. The post office still continues in doubt
but seems to rest between Colonel Monroe and
Mr. Maddox think it likely if some good and
popular man was to apply for it that the difficulty
original applicants.
The Viennoise dancers are now giving enter
talnments in Washington, and will appear here on
Friday evening. They had rather an unsuccessful
visit to Richmond.
MARKETS AND STocK SALES YEsrERpAY.-Beef Cattle
There were offered the scales to-day only 1870 head
of beeves all of which were sold to city butchers and
packers prices ranging from So IS to 81 SO per 100
lbs the hoo equal to 81 so So 80 net and averag
ing about "a II gross weight The above prices show
an advance; IIogs-There is q fair supply Sales of
live at SIS SIS % per 100 lbs Holders OF flour very
firm, and buyers not disposed to meet them. Howard
street brands held firmly at 81 rs and no sales
meal held at 81 SO and city at 81 62h Rye -four
$2S7h So We note sales of good to prime red wheat
at 81 05 81 TO- Corn Is scarce and prices advanced
We note sales of white ut AZ SOC, and yellow at 81
sec. Oats steady at 25 4 Csc. Rye SEC Cloverseed
SO so SO TO- ana faxseed 81 Is We quote mess pork
at $40 "a a Sill and prime So "a 80 124 Nothing
new in bacon Lard is selling at o. 71zc in bbs
and kegs Whiskey is rather more firm; we quote at
goa 2lc. per gallon, in hhds. and bbs.
SALES AT SrocK BOARD YEsrERpAy.--5 shs Union
Bank, coy; do. do, col; 20 b s. O. R. r.. 800; 20
do. B. & Sus II. r., IS.
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CITY TRADE REPORT,

TUESDAY, May l-2 T. NJ.
Amrs.- Small sales pots at 30 G2a so os}i Pcars
tinues quiet without change in prices. Flour &c.--
here H. fair business in estcrn flour though Quota
tions are rather lower Sales of $500 barrels -
a 81 10 for State city, Troy, and Waterford;
"a rs - 81 "A for mixed Western aud straight slate
a 94a IS lZa for favorte do and IS so 81 70 for
pure Gonesee Southern Il heavy. In New Orleans,
500 barrels sold at ~ S71a for common brands. kyo
-four quiet. Meal is more scarce, and held at - 10
he market Il easy for wheat, and the sale 1000
bushels Ohio at III o.; an. ZOO do white Western at
81 IS Com moved To the extent OF ID 900 busht Is old
esern mixed in stOre, At 5,c. Rye Is nominal NJ soc
a Johc. Oats are lower and Northern selling at
.Cc. Il &c Nc PhOvieioHs-Ihcre L. fair demand Tor
pork with sales of 800 barrels ut S10a $lUi2b
irimc is belt ifm Mt 20. Small sales of beet vt pre-
,ious prices In lard $50 tieTccs changed hand &c
Sales 200 hi.ds hams for export, at Sc WIsKrS con-
tiDues firm; Ohio held at 81 C.
TUESDAY. May l--6 +. NJ. n
This being moving day and aso the h,st packet day
for the turoIa trade IN Hour and other articles
Of produce was not very active For the mod ul and
firm, with fair average sales Sales ot Western wheat
we've made at steady prices Corn firm AID Ia good
demand There was no change ia meal or IL rye Hour.
Oats we're dun while there chapgc IN rye,
PROVISIONS were some hrmer. with moderate EHer Of
pork On terms given below. Cut meats were active ut
mahd With fair sales at st,ndy prices. Saos Of cotton
were modtTate. aud dealers, the eve of expected
furih,r news were not inclined 10 operate.
AIMS Sales Of 10 bbis pots werc made at IS GZ1,
n 80 ts24. Icarls were nominal
BkiiDsrufrs- ftoar-lh he market easier, the
faes in the aggregate reaching about 4C bots incl-
ding roy common State aud city at 81 tS1. "a ~;
mixtd vOftorn brands at 81 30 81 "a sLraghi (;e-
ncsrc ri "a s7l and $500 good Chic, % SO 2h for
fayoyjts brands Michigan aud Indiana So 80 so 10
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WASHINGTON, April 80, 1919
The Administration-C Clouds gathering in the Hori
eon-That is to be Done?

The Administration-Cl Clouds gathering in the Hori-
zon-Jthat is to be Done9
The administration of President Polk has left
behind 1t something of a permanent reputation
something of abiding glory-somethlng of his
forcal grandeur which cannot be efiaced. Ii was
successful 1t accomplished its entire schedule of
measures besides annexng empire to the re-
public besides establishing for our volunteer
armies renown which has mmeasurably strength
ed the nation al home and abroad What was the
secret OF this success Unity. Unity In the add
mlnistration, and In the party supporting 1t con-
cuIrence of sentiment and OF action In Congress,
and In the Executive department OF the govern
ment.
How is Gen Taylor to succeed! The Senate
is against him-the House may possibly be against
hinl-the cabinet are supposed to be too fast for
him. His pledges before the election-his posi-
lion defined in the inaugural, appear to be
too moderate, too concihatory, for the demands OF
his cabinet, and the outside pressure Of the wings
wing policy-n he listens and acquiesces to these
ultra wing demands, he will speedily be left entirely
to their support-all the extraneous elements which
combined TO give him his election will abandon
him, and he will stand in minority before the
country. All the Offices in the Union will scarcely
suffice for 1.-THE of the applicants, for the wings
have more office-seekers among them than the
democrats-more young lawyers and doctors and
men of leisure out of business, of those fash
ionabe people who do nothing, but who love good
salaries and light labor.
What, them is Gen. Taylor to do1 There is no
other course for him-there is no other chance for
him, than to stick to his promises and his inaugu-
raj. He feels his inexperience in government af-
fairs he appreciates his Ignorance of the politi,
clans of the country, and knows not the scope of
their movements. He has to be governed in de-
gree by the counsels of his advisers. But his
course, where such counses conflict with his in
augura, is plain and easy. tits, to disregard such
counsels to pronounce his Judgment, and to stand
fast, like Jackson, in maintaining it.
We learn that Gen: Taylor reads the Herald
We believe that he estimates properly its dlsnter-
ested desire for his success In the administration
OF the government; and participating in this desire
for his success, we hold that there is a more re-
liable support for him with the people, than with
the pressure of the place-hunters at Washington,
however importunate their demands. We believe
that Gen Taylor would gladly avail himself of any
satisfactory assurance, that, in following his own
honest judgment, he will be approved. We cannot
pretend to give that assurance, but we know that
the country expect him to be decided but moderate;
just 10 his friends, and yet magnanmous to his
enemies, no party man as far as possible.
The Doctor.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Sarah sands-Mr and Mrs Reksley
Md Nd ' %,Ts NJ; SsPs Miss
STogs$, Esia Iray il wsslq EsgIsnd; Cote. s'is
nowls ~ Hrs Lyons and md SOP Of Y.,k MsDaTe
ssSonI,R Smith Canada roy Wstsr
SSs,s1; .%d fsssasi
Hss. ss;sn Nil . ". n. ss5i
Mr. Ms SS .n Mrs %
and lazy Aps
ss iSr '$.; sS'f sss Ssd
hss rAGs
Risy and son pisna CASTOR Gastou B Iassas;
Fossr s Rsssr h Bd%s WG sssy
Swift, and 80 in the steerage. 'N'-N IN
Ida Kobn Miss jane a Mary soos hss Mrs
bottom DR. James Lucas Thomas Cowan John II Burrows
LoNpos- ship Nor. cumberland May, NYork
BackS %as Mr. and NJ; Rae and child Murray and
Price W an h NJ oa %5 Sf % vaor Mr.
iNrnrooI N ship Constitution ru..oe RA NJ.
bnH Ss England W. S'S York. engf assajn snaRs
nad smith ,y d. ss.I. wilson rs saa 81 Mr Oar
ad, NJ ASdrS FS,,sr-M5 nos, Ca
In.
Misc Elizabeth Ireland; John and Elizabeth Glover do, H.
Jobn Ncyu aud WitheTs, England; W X Close, Shaw
Slmors, N and Miss and Joseph Sykes, and d.
lJNiLtuuL- hip Dannle Nackie and lady chilli,
ard scrr Miss McMurray Mr. Dawson and 10 in che
STORAGE - VIZ
Btsl,..,-Erman shin icta--A Rahler and lady: y Ar
MIN; J. Iau-sn and lady " rrusscld; w Wanrsmar, n
Set midE " hac'tler, and Ia in the steeragc
sLW o. tNNf-ship Sputlct Mrs kartmins oL,i
dr,n 0nd eY Nrs Bcitnap children and seryt Mrs Ne
Adam!i IT, John bunslI- al ~ New Orleans ami 10 il,
storage. " ~ '
BnFnrN-Rrcm bark Wieland-Mr Gesbuch aud family
DR. Huffman and lady Nessrs letLsr Never Rberor ~;
Sirier-l76 IN the stceraao. '' A''"''' ""N
RorrrHuhN--i Bark Nal'1la Mrs Buck and child, Mr.
Waterman iaJ and children; MIR Caves worth aiv and
TIE strtrg Pf. "
GALwAi-Hail Margaret Hlac--Mr d RYAN and laay Mr.
lcrton nnd "a ~ NcWrsC " Kelly. Misses n ,iuI-
KERN way .r99'n " Pispue- a in the Storage
" ~ lN NlNe--Nr Smith, lady child:
John Mar 'r ug toaicl; Misses Coorn MARY and Eza
,rrgt, hnr'nrt hcrhrrt-2ii IN the steerage
IT CRon Ufig banol--Nr DurAnd Mr. Cnor and ala mr.
VA Ees3 sad M.s.Is M,NGlu. - ~ ''
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Our Philadelphia correspondence.
The Fueme,l's ParQde-Markets, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, May |, l849

The Fue,neal's Parade-Markets, &c.
The pageant Of the fremen has almost entirely
occupied the attention of our citizens to-day and
certainly, a show more brilliant and imposing was
never before seen in our midst. The procession
was an hour and half in passing any given point,
and could not have contained less than three thou
sand able-bodied, equipped fremen, with y-live
engines and hose carriages Every apparatus was
loaded down with howery tributes from the ladies',
wreahs being showered upon the members while
passing through the localities where they were best
known. The line was headed by huge alarm
bell iii a wagon, which gave warning with its iron
| tongue, of the approach cavalcade followed
consisting OF representatives from every company,
mounted. The Hibemia, by priority of the date
OF their organization, came first, and made most
| magnificent show-having canopy of white silk,
reaching from the gallery to the extent of the arms;
it festooned with pink silk and gold bullion
fringe. This company went to an expense OF ffe
hundred dollars, including the sum paid for music.
The United States engine had their apparatus
drawn by thirty horses, representing the States OF
the Union, by shields containing the coats OF arms
The Northern Liberty hose brought out Roman
triumphal chariot, drawn by four horses abreast,
containing the Goddess of Liberty, representedbyca
young lad His dress was splendid, rich, magniti-
cent, and appropriate, and confessed to be decidedly
an attractive feature. Time and space being pre-
cious, cannot attempt to describe more mlnutely
the many beautiful and tasty decorations to be
seen along the line Nearly every company had
music. Three OF our finest companies were pre-
vented from taking their appropriate places in the
line by the bands they had employed, refusing to
participate, because colored musicians were suffer
ed there. These three companies, Vigilant, Dill
gent and Neptune, followed in the rear, ut some
distance, and went over the route.
MARKETS SrooK SALES Flour is quiet, the sales
amounting to but 500 bbs at 81 IS Rye iours quoted
at 81 SIX and corn meal at 81 621a per Dbl Sales of
good wheat at O5 110c; yellow sells ut SIC
per weight Whiskey continues firm at 2lc in hhds.,
and % for bbls.
FIRST Boord-$s0OO Wilmington Railroad 6s, s5; $1,000
do IS; $1,000 do IS; $4,000 Pennsylvania 6's &c. $1,000
u S. 6's SO 1O614 2lO Bank 81; 800 War Bounty
Bank 121a 81 $50 Lehigh CT Scrip Co. $1,000 City SIS,
30, 1O1 SSH Pennsylvania SIS 49, 500 do 49, 1929
do 49, $4,000 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal S61s; 20
shs Lehieh Co. 2s'4 $500 Insurance, 96 Is shs Har
rsburg Railroad. AS 800 do Morris Canal 0h Second
Board.-25O shs Canal Bank 12h $50 do u Treasury
Notes, no. $500 do State 6's 76A $4,000 do SIS S3A
5000 do $685. $1,000 Tennessee Bonds, s0H $1,000 Read
ing Mortgage Bonds 81 10 shs Planters Bank Tenn As
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States flag ship Raritan, Captain Ben.
Page bearing the broad pennant of Commodore F. A.
Parker, sailed yesterday, for the West Indies
The following is list Of her ofacers:-
Commodore-Foxhall A. Parker, Commander-in- Chief
of Home Squadron Captan-Benjanin Page. Lieu
tenants-John II. Tucker, William T. Muse william A.
Parker; Thomas D. Huger, alag Lisutenant) James
Rdgely, and Francis Alexander. Surgeon-David s..
Edwards. Purser-Jolin A. Bates. Acting Master
J. W. A. Nicholson. Chaplain--John Blake Assist
ant Surgeons-Alexander J. Rice and Ashton Miles.
Commodore's Secretary-R LIE Roy Parker. Marine
Corps-1st Lieutenant Josiah Watson I'd Lieutenant
James II. Jones. Passed Midshipmen-Greenle Gil
ley, J. p. C. DeKraft, Jonathan Young, and Reuben
Harris. Midshipmen-Joscph d. Blake, Charles w.
Flasser. John W. Riddcll William p McCann James
II. ellis, Trevett Abbot Carlos Bratt, and Benjamin
P. Loyal. Captains Clerk-John B. Forney. Pursers
Clerk-John z. Gregson. Boatswain-Robert Dixon.
Gunner-Andrew A. Randall Carpcnter-William Lee.
Sailmaker-JacCb Stephens
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KENTUCKY EMANCIPATION COMMEMORATIVE
learn from the Louisville Courier of Thursday
that the emancipation convention organized
on Wednesday, by the election of Henry Clay, of
Bourbon, as President.
Twenty three counties were represented, and
some one hundred and fifty delegates were in
attendance.
A correspondent of the Courier says =" 1t is
action the convention will take. Conflicting views
will have to be harmonized, and compromises
must be made between the ardent and eager friends
of emancipation and those of more prudent and
timid temperament. find that the delegates are
in fine spirits and high hopes. From every dlrec.
ton, they report the most gratifying accounts of
the progress Of the cause: 1t is now gaining
ground with wonderful rapidity, and 1t only re-
9uires proper and discreet discussion, and litll.
time to give it power that cannot be successfully
resisted -
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Army Intelligence.

Some four hundred regular troops, under the CON-
mand Of Colonel Alexander, shipped board the St
Paul yesterday, their way to Oregon. Weston
We observed u detachment of about one hundred and
fifty who marched in regular order two by two, the
whsle length of the landing sidewalk without being
compelled to stop a single time st. Louis RereiAe
.4priI21
Gen Brooke has received orders from head uarters
to assume the command of the army in New Mexico
lately detached from Gen Worth's command aud to
proceed forthwith to his destination.
Surgeon McPha and Major Mcthail, of Baltimore,
have resigned their commissions in the army They
fought with daring bravery in the Mexican war
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F
rog. v,ndIes New York nov lying
' ashore ;hs
tide her Shen she Listed d. TO The
under water with matches off, Of the wine casks
S Slsss one r dans 'sS 81. %,A
and think viii be lost; the will 6emGst q il
ske was consigned to Casey of this ethyl
s4 sads ssST R Esns pa
New YORK; tTeetaw Bla kburn Do; America southwsrs
La % dm dol smith, nGts m Nss Ray
fSn n IP's Pnss4 Sas c"a
Orleans; Ann Eliza Endc.tt Boston; barges Dol phin
Cleared Ship John Albert Iarwards, Mobile; Thomas
Francisco bris Meteor, Smith, Valparaiso and mkt;
ssi $ s'asi d
ny A Albany x MS
Lee Witt SoTSn Charter OAK sanders
ydense Hawkins, HSse, New Haven; shsnandea i
f m' RsS My
Lexington, smith, do Henry, Crawley East Cambridge
Miscellaneous.
LETTER BAGS of Europa, Halifax and LIVER
pool n close at the Exchange Reading ROOM this day
Letter bags of packet ship Prince Albert London will
close 2. the above oce this day. at ~ o'clock and stca
SsoaS Tor savannah this afternoon % before
Key bahamas became total loss Capt Jones was NJ Hos
vana 10th inst and would proceed save materials.
NOttce 10 Mor1uerb.
CrsroM House,
EDCARTowE, A ril 80, 1919.
The Light House recently erected Hyanns Mass Will
be lighted mp for the hrst time the evening Monday
May IN Tie following directions given for sailing into
WLcn coming from the bring Point Cannon Light
to bear NJ IN three and halt fat water aud steer
W. in ehich course will have from three half to
quarter less three sthom When the light on the bank
bears "a t. run for 1t, which will
beA length from the end Of the Breakwater Give
good berth ards the shore and half
or three tathoms water
hen coming ON the westward, bring Point Cannon
Iinh to A. Nv n g. nv II
Light the hank bears by E H. and for IL above.
JOSEPH ]. TEASE, Collector and superintendent.
Whaiemen.
Arr at Fall River pri. - bark Pantheon Dimon bahai
with 1880 ELla vii 30 do OIL and 1909 lbs bone
hho it, los lbs bone from Mcchcnic Newport 75 do
from torure Bedford; 2i2O do Brighton do; GAIA
.J!5 do supposed IRON Jefferson do 3-oo 90 from -.
Lett at Johanna ship Caravan, fRvor to sail in few days
q" 40 ,is 30 ei ssrRs otranto Wiaso~ inJian
Ocean $40 do Newton Male, Pacific do $50 bbls sp BOO
IHe Aibree at Mystic has 5000 ll VII so DO sp OIL Tin
sold Ito yoyaeo) and $1,000 bs bone; report
Che pobdcnt 81 the New Bedford Mercury. Tho
Grf report the oil only aud stated 10 $3.50 wh $50 sp
Spoken,
Si,pmship Hermann. Grabtrec, hence for Southanntn
Ann -, oh Sable bland.
,camsip niagara Boston FOR Halifax and LIVERPOOL
Wa sttn Ann -, on ape sable.
for New yor., April q, LAT IS, lon o.
brs lTape' Lord Got Ngg lorhl from Buenos Ayres for
ishNnth t hhrth 10, lat ~ y, Ion b ~ w,
bog rorald ct aud " days from Boston for Por.o Rico
lrs hohirna, VI Bottom nothing further reported Arrl
10 lat 50 u, ton 90 .
Foreign Ports.
hi 'o9 hNtts, lc, .'nips hypar Nichols; Coryo,
t'r o. basH-r Smpepn Salma, iewinj barka
tobNali tttDNt, Hurd Ruth, Llairoj Mary H. Martina,
leatNHfi lae tn rnGel hrp- tfancs Loe NclaD; Crou
s'oo' Latch! hJsce Al, Ne,eraii fal,t na,ciG Cyrus
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

BosTOS, April @IBrek,r. Boare,2 shares counecti-
Worcester railroad 1914 - do. 1854 do Old
Colony Railroad IN; do. Western Railroad b5, 1854. 3do
InN 10 Do, d. d. Ve1s DO fteaburs Railroad ~;
q. IL n2; 20. Boston Maine Railroad los 70 do East
Los Company, Az Second Board, April 2o-2 shares
Cid (olfy Railroad IN DO Boston Worcester Rail-
road, Wls 10 DO, Portland and Saco Railroad % AZ do
NcrtLSrh hetad ~; 10 do vermont Central Railroad
hl5, ala. 10 dividends Vermont Central Railroad
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Appointments by the President.

CoLLEcroRs OF THE CusToMs.-tooper e.. Hicks
Vienna, Maryland Robert Mitchell Pensacola Florida
James II. Sanchez st. Augustine, Florida elias Pond
Cenesce, New ork Ezra Smith, Champiaa New
York William S. Macote Yorktown, Virginia.
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Married,

On Monday. April 80 BY the Rev Mr. Stars Mr.
city.
an 1ue'day the LIST instant by the Rev. J II Price.
AEett."u h'1'"h 10 Hiss JosEPaINE NJ. LoRp, dsugh-
tct q Mr. LottIh y. Lord all Of tins city
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And consequently requires reduction of
To the Collector of Z ustoms.

TRIAL OF DIR. HARDENBRook. The Attorney
General will be engaged IN the trial OF Walker, for
the murder Of his wife in New York city, at the
lime atsigned for the trial OF DR.. llardenbrook, and
has designated Henry G.. Wheaton, of this city, to
act his place The part of the people. 1t is SAID
an order has been made to exhume the remains OF
Mrs Ilaidenbrook, now buried in New York city,
and for post mortem examination IL is very
doubtful whether Or. llardenblook can be tried at
the special term ordered tor that purpose II the
Governor had correctly understood the cIrcum-
stances, he would not, we are assured, have or
deIed this special term, the regular term following
IN week-dtbdny 1tas.