Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-03-09
BY LIGHTNING.
reported for Tie SoatLpon 7elegrn,
NEw YoRK, Nnrch 17pM.


NEw YoRK; March /, 7P.M.
Market declining to-day Sales -four at SIS, soia
5000 Considerable demand at S. 50aS5 Sc:
Sales pure Geuessee at S6aSs6 so. Meal 50 81
but sells in small parcels. Some demand for grain
Tor milng-$l - is asked for pure Genessee
wheat. Sales Illinois for milling at 81 09 and
some Long Island at 81 10. Pork heavy with
( sales OF $500 bbIs. nearly all Mess, at $40 so.
The market at the close was 50 75aSlO so. Beef
quiet at 81 50aS7 S2aSll 50aSl2
Gen Cass arrived in Washington yesterday.
correspondent of the Philadelphia North Amer
lcan says, Cabinet appointment win not be Offer
| ea 10 another OF the same State after having been
offered 10 one of that State and declined This an
/ pies TO Mr.. Gentry, of Tennessee.
The Mail line met with am accident saws the
! Philadelphia North American. One of the middle
cars broke an axle and tore up the track for some
distance all the train got to the building The
whole OF the cars were thrown off the track and
the engine becoming detached dashed ahead at a
| RAPID rate One passenger was thrown down
deep abyss, aud the passengers were extricated
with some dlthcuy-some passengers being ser-
onsIy injured. The line did not reach the city till
this evening at o'clock
The opinion of Chief Justice fancy upon the
passenger tax law as Police regulation was giyen
yesterday. tic argued there no act or treaty
OF Congress which gives right to land in State
The indications are that Mr.. Ewing or Vinton of
Ohio will be Post Master General.
Great eXertlons are making to give this place TO
Mr.. Smith of INDIAN.
Attorney General is not yet agreed on.
There is nothing in the rumor that has been cir
cuatcd that Mr.. Evans, or Truman Smith, or Il.
Butler King, or Horace Binney, will 90 into the
Cabinet.
The Speaker of the House, Mr.. Winthrop, gives
little party Tonight at which Gen. TAYLOR and
M Fillmore are to be present
New York. March "a p. M.
A despatch for the Tribune SAYS that the
cabinet of Gen. Taylor will Pretty certainly
consist of the following gentlemen:
Sec'y Of &afe-John NJ. Clayton, of
Delaware.
Sec'y Of Treas,~y-Wm. Meredith, of
Pennsylvania
Sec'y ofHm-G. w. Crawford.
Sec'y ofthe Nqvy-Abbot Lawrence.
u. NJ Generdt-Thos. Ewing, of Ohio.
.4H'y. General--Wm. b, Preston, of
Virginia.
A despatch for the Courier & Enquirer
confirms the schedule, except w. III. in
place of G. W. Crawford. Also, that the
Treasury was in suspense, but will be fill
ed from the North, and the Attorney Cen
eral from the South.
The n. o. Picayune of 1st March pub
fishes letter from Capt Grey of the ship
Architect, Feb. Il, which says that the
cholera had broke out on board, and 6 of
the passengers had died and here the
line broke east of Geneva.
New YORK, March o
Flour without change. Sales western and New
Orleans at yesterday prices Meal dull at S.. ST
Oats 4odl1. Corn not plenty and in good demand
Sales at sac. for white, and 81 for yellow Wheat
in demand for milling. Pork heavy-sales at 80.
75al0,J0.
New York, March Cd, Z p NJ
Flour market heavy to-day and in moderate de-
mand. Sa'cs 1900 bbs at SIS 62a5 GO for conf
mon and good brands, pure Genossee Sc 90. Mar
ket is down again cents per bbl. Meal lower and
could be bought at So 81 for Jersey, probably at
So 10. For wheat there is fair dernand-market
firm. Corn in demand with but little movement
Sales of l4,000 bushels at 50 cents; N. Orleans at
to, and G5 for Northern. Mess Pork at $40 so and
Prime nominally, SO 80.
The Hartford Times saws a letter from Rev. G..
Lyman, from San Francisco, of Nov. 18th, has
beer received, in which he says Gold has not alb
sorbed everything. The people of the town have
employed minister, Rev T. ID. Hunt.
Ia Congress ycste day, Senate Mr.. Green of r.
l., submitted a series of Resolutions adopted in his
State, on the subject Of slavery. Particularly re-
ierring to its intrusion to New Territories.
The bill for the settlement Of claims Of N. Hamp-
shire against the United States, was passed.
Mr. Wescott Of Florida presented the credentials
Of Mr.. Jackson Norton, who had been elected to
the Senate for six Years. The Naval bill was passed
The Appropriation bill was being called up Mr..
Baldwin of Conn. submitted an amendment for the
benefit of the liabcus Corpus TO the inhabitants.
Here the eastern line gave out.
NEW York, March 3,-3P.M.
The Crescent City arrived here this morning at
10 o'clock. She reached Chagres Feb. 5th, and
landed 3G6 passengers, all well bnt 3. Livingston
and Lee returned in i'll health. Mr.. Hillhouse had
one Of his legs broken. The Crescent City brings
no gold or freight
The Steam ship California left Panama for San
Francisco with $50 passengers, forty being from
Valparaiso, 2JO went upon the ship Philadelphia.
The Falcon was at Chagres on the oath Febru-
airy, with 81 passengers Here the n. Y. line
broke.
NEw YoRK, March 3, Z r. NJ
Sales of Flour from So Sc to S. 50 for common
and good brands, with more active demand. Meal
heavy at 81 G2a$2 81. Wheat for milling in de-
nand
The Courier has the following by telegraph
The Inaugural Address has been prepared aud has
been submitted to the mombcrs who are present
it short aud pointed, and will not be in all COL
umn long of the Courier & Enquirer. Nothing
new concerning the Cabinet beyond what has ap-
peared. A. Lawrence passed this city yesterday
on his way to W ashngton.
In the Senate yesterday, the Vice President a
Gated his seat for the rest Of the session. aud Mr.
Atchison chosen President pro TEN. The Bill
making Fort Covngton, n. Y. PORT of Entry was
passed. The credentials Of W. &. Dawson, Sena-
tor elect from Georgia, were presented.
ant mfr doh. he
providing for the payment Of claims by some citi-
gen against Mexico. After discussion of
many of the claims, substitute was offered by Mr.
Smith OF Connecticut The appropriation bill with
he Senate California amendment was takenup.
A letter from Chagres to the Herald, saws that
Panama is healthy. Board at the American Hotel
4 single day is four dolIars-24 dollars per week.
Private letters say that difficulty of Crisis has
been greatly exaggerated
The Gold fever is raging at HAVANA.