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The New York herald., 1849-05-27

BosroN May 20, 1S40.
In cotton and flour there Is nothing doing to- day
worthy Of remark Naval StoresSprits Of turpentine
are firm at 34c cash. from store; 900 bbs poor were
disposed Of at 81 IL to 81 49, 100 bbs extra No. at
SO 81 for export to England Linseed Oil 1000 gals
American changed hands at 561c 1000 CALLS English
at $780, cash. Cream Of Tartar-6 casks were sold at
1Sc 1t is held higher in consequence of the loss Of
the BAIartha Washington. Mahogany-151 logs were
disposed Of at INC. to SAc per foot, months.
BosroN, May 26-6PM.
There is no material change in -four and fair de-
mand prevails The sales of the day 500 barrels
including common Western brands and Genesee at 81
s7a So 121h Small sales Of corn meal made at So
SO l21s. For there is large demand, and quo
tations are steady notice sales of 10000 bushels
including white at $50. and yellow at coo. In rye
about 1000 bushels sold at Csc. Oats steady with
sales Of 5000 bushels at 500 3sc In lard there is
little doing, and notice sales Of $50 barrels
7Ac For tallow there is fair demand sales reaching
900 lbs. at 7Hc
BUFFALO, May 26-6P. M.
Receipts within the past "a hours-Tlour, 5000 bbls:
wheat, 91oo bushels; corn 400 do. In -four there is
change to notice; prices continue before with
moderate business. Wheaton wheat, about 10000
bushels changed hands, at 70 74c for common
Western, and 9oc for prime Ohio. Corn.-There is a
better feeling in corn; and saos of 5000 bushels
made at 46 47c, which is slight advance since the
arrival of the steamer. Freghts firm, with up
ward tendency in prices Flour to Albany is quoted at
4S u soc.
ALBANY, May 26-6 M.
Receipts by canal within the past "a hours:-Four,
6700 bbls; rye, % 900 bushels The by the Ca
ledona received here early this morning and had
the effect of unsettlng the -four market sales Of
which transpred. In corn, notice sales of 5000
bushels, at 81 for mixed. and 6O4 Gle for round
yellow also sales of 900 bushels to arrive within
week or ten days, at 61c
Shipping Intelligence.
BosToN, May 26, 1910.
ArrivedShip Albatross, Valparaiso and Heradurs, Chilli
Feb III barks Stafford, Smyrna Ionia King, do.
ClearedShip Governor Davis, NOrleans; barks Orion
Lawrence, Baltimore Eutaw, do Lowell do briss Phaos,
Buenos Ayres; Wellngsley Wilmington, NC; Andover,
Georgetown, sc; schrs Manson, Curacao; John Simmons
Richmond; Richmond, Phadepha Granite State, NYork
Abbott Lawrence, do; Ellen Homer, do.
SALEM, May 25. 1s49
Arrived-Brig Russell, Willis Rio Grande Brars April
1st left barks wyman, Of Salem Madison Boston,
rived March 25th disg Mmoss, Remick, Boston,
days. Mohawk Lord. for de- brgs Milton, Carly for
Pha or days; Imogene Lanks for Demerara do with
New York Circus Company; Alfred Hammond Green
John French Jeffrey, brig Clinton for Salem, sailed
March 81 spoke 22d inst lat 36 3 Ion & brig Governor
Thorr from Richmond for Valparaiso.
Also arrived brig Rather, Mosoy, Para 9th inst. The
Rather has performed her voyage from Salem Para and
back 40 days. the shortest mado Also arrived schr
John Foster, New York bound east.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
TELEGRAPHIC NTELLIGENCE.
A r r I v A L
STEAM SHIPS CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
San Francisco, at Panama,
6Se. SO. &c.

We learn that Messrs. HOwland q Aspinwall,
yesterday afternoon, received two telegraphic des-
patches from two different sources in New
Orleans, announcing the arrival, at Panama, of
their mail steamships, California and Oregon, from
San Francisco.
These dispatches to Messrs II. & A. were dated
at New Orleans on the 22d inst. One states that
these steamers arrived at Panama on the 5h inst !;
the ether that they arrived the 9th inst. This
gratifying intelligence was, we understand, re-
ceived at New Orleans in a sailing vessel from
Chagres. The latest date from Panama, previous
to the above, was of the 4th inst
The California and Oregon have probably
brought news rom San Francisco as late as the
18th of April, and perhaps to the Goth. Our last
accounts, published in yesterdays Herald, were Of
the 9th of that month.
1t is not much the news that these vessels may
bring as it Is the amount of gold they have on
board that attracts the most attention. 1t is ex-
pected that they have to the value of over halt
million ofdollars on freight, destined for houses in
this city.
We have received no intelligence of the arrival
of the steamer Panama from New York.
OTHER ACCOUNTS FROM CALIFORNIA
BALrIMoRE, May 26-P. M.
The New Orleans Crescent, of tho 10th, has
from San Francisco via Topic, to the 2Sth of March
Gold is as abundant ever, and provisions ex-
orbitant.
The weather has become mild and under the i'm
preston that winter over thousands moving
towards the gold regions.
The arrival Of number Of expeditions from this
country mentioned.
There was great abundance Of the precious metals
in circulation, and gambling carried at
tensive rate.
letter from San Francisco says 1t appears that
in all the great extent OF the pacers there scarcely
point whore gold is not found and there places
where bushe of earth yields pound of gold In this
port the circulation of money is astonishing. All
things are high but principally transportation and
manual labor
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
Court OF Common Pleas.

NAV 26.-Chartes Benedict he Harlem Railroad
Company This was an action brought under the new
code against the defendants common carriers. to
recover the value Of certain goods alleged to be do
lvered to them by plaintiff to be conveyed to Danbury
On the part OF the plaintiff 1t alleged that the
10th OF November last he caused to be delivered at the
receiving office OF the defendants five parcels of fancy
goods OF the value of 39 &c. to be carried to Danbury
Massachusetts, which goods received there.
The defendants denied that the goods do
ivered 20 th,m. and that they lost, IL at all,
through the negligence of the plaintiffs servants.
The jury however found verdict for the plaintiff for
the sme.ant claimed.
The Court of Common Pleas will hold . session next
week, TO hear lVw arguments.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
Additional Shipping Intelligence.

AMSTERDAM, May 5-Ar Meldon, NYork. Sid 4th, Jacob
Case, do; 9th, Proteus, do; 9th, Eliza, Curacao.
ArTwERP, May ay4-Below George Tnrner from NOrleans.
BORDEAUX, May 5-Sld Carotta, NYork; 4th Norfolk U
States; April 20, Oceana, NYork.
BREMERHAvKS, May Arr Hermann (s), Crab.reo N
York Sid 4th Balticus, do 3D. Gusave Baltimore Corsar
Nfork; I'd; Harriet, do; 1st Jupiter & Amy, do.
BREMEN, May 7-Arr Hartmann (s), NYork
BELFAST, May 7-Sld Peltona, NYork.
BrIsroL, May 0-sId Josko Boston.
CiyDy May s-Arr Mary Morris, NYork Sid 5th Athoi,
aud Alex Grant, Boston.
CoRK, May SID Three Brothers, Boston.
CuxHAvEN, May 6-sld Adonis NYork,
CmRIsTIArA, April 2s-Ar Hebe, NOrleans.
CErrr, May 1-SId Courier, NYork
DEAL, May 9--Arr Comoro Matanzas via Cowes
Downs, May S-Arr In, American Eagle NYork.
FisINoRn, May 3-Ar Schools, Havana for Cronstadt
FALMOUTH, May 7oa, Niobe, from Orleans for Havre
GRErsoox, May 5--Arr Lady of the Lake. Savannah
GLASGOW May 9--Arr Mary Morris, NYork Duncan Rit-
chic, NOrlesna Sid 8th Harmonic, NYork
GALWAY, Mayfair Robt A Parker, NOrleans
CiBRALTAR April 8Arr Metropolis, Messina; Charter
Oak Palermo land both cid for Phsdelphia) Emily do
land cid for Philadelphia 22d Ciarsss do for NYork 2h
Anconitc Richmond; May l, Long Island NYork.
HAMBURG, May sid Dorothea, NYork.
HELvoEr, May Arr POrsgrund, NYork. Sid 5th Fran
cska Hs Hsgcdorp, do.
HAvRE, May SID Manteo, Norleans.
LIVERPOOL, May i2-0n, Yorkshire, Haekstaf from New
Iort Arr lOth Constellation Luce Now York; Elizabeth
H. New Orleans pth Argo Mobiles Olive Branoh Savannah,
7th Argo New Orleans; Sir Harry Smith, New York Sid
lth Sardinia Croker New York; Eliza Caroline do Rock
away de-; Blake Armstrong New Orleans Arminia Peitona
and Clyde New York. 9th, Argyle, de Newman Boston, s
rsb Arsilia do; 7th, Champion LONDONDERRY Phs
delphiA st John. Staten Island, Granada, Boston, 9th
jamestown Trask; Hottinguer Bursley and Tyringham
CLIrstm. Now York, Sch, II shspherd Ainsworth, do
CID leh, AnpnsA BAltnsrS ~, Alliance. BsstsA, ~,
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
Court OF General Sessions


Britton
NAV 10 Sentence Patrick Murphy who yesterday
pleaded guilty to manslsughter in fourth degree
for killing man named Patrick Murphy, by stabbins
him. the evening OF the 10th Of February last the
house of Thomas MCGUIRE, No 90 Leonard street. was
placed at the bar. The prisoner was indicted foe
mansaughter in tho first degree: but the Court in>
fuenccd by representations made to them In gsod
faith accepted the plea OF guilty of manslaughtsr in
the fourth degree. The prisoner sentenced to the
psnitentiary for year
Motion Day This being motion day, quite number
d applications were made to the Court to quash ndict
mcDts reduce bail discharge prisoners 30. No oases
therefore, tried aud after disposing Of the
tons, Thy Court adjeuInoA fSr tle tegIp.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
The Crevasse at New Orleans-Importan
from Mexico, SO. &c.

CHARLEsroN, May rs, 1S49
We have New Orleans dates to the 10th. The Gre
vase at Sauve's enarging, and finding its
way into the opening of tho Metarie Ridge The busi-
ness part Of the city in great danger from the
flood, the water being scarcely more than half mile
distant
Cotton in active demand the sales reaching 900
bales, at SIC for fair.
An arrival from Tampco brings seven days later ad
vices from the capital of Mexico The account Of the
success Of the insurgents at Rio Verde very
Trajectory The papers from the capital silent in
regard to the from the seat Of war The rebels
were near San Luis de Potosi. 1t thought that
the would be unable to stopIthe progress
the rebels The Indians had considerable mstrust
the good faith Of the Governor of Vera Cruz who
mastering force to take the road from the city to the
National Bridge. The cholera diminishing at New
Leon. Valuable mines had been discovered in Jaapa
from some of which gold had been obtained.
great robbery had been committed at a church in
Mexico and the jewels Of the Virgin valued $40 OOO
were carried off,
The steamboat Navigator building near the capital
would be launched at Lavega on the 9th.
BALTIMORE, May 26-P.M.
With regard to the crevasse, the Picayune of the
10th says: Our latest from Sauves crevasse is
that the volume of water through the breach has
teriay increased in consequence of the moving of the
old hulk which was partially sunk in the gorge. We
learned last night that the hulk driven through
the piling carrying away considerable portion oft,
and rendering the difficulty Of stopping the
crevasse much formidable. A plan of
operation about to be adopted. There
but little change yesterday, in the state Of affairs
in the Of the city. The water fell somewhat we
presume, owing to the fact that large portion is
drained off through the Metarie canal. Moving from
the inundated district still goes with energy the
people do not willing to remain prisoners in their
houses, surrounded by water, especially there is
knowing when things will be altered for the better
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

The following is q copy Of n letter received by capt
Perkins OF the bark Plymouth from tho passengers oy
that vessel her late voyage from New YORK 10 vera
Cruz -
DnLIarScs Hoyrl., vssA CaUr, April %, ISIS
Capt. GIDEoo PsRkrs, Jr. -
Dyan Sin Having safely arrived ~ this port per-
nit us through this meisom. To t. Dder te yJu
most sincere and heartfelt Acknowledgements for your
kindness and attention 10, and gentlcmany deport-
mept towards us while our passage from New York
to this port and rest assured dear SIR that shall
ever remembe you with feelings Of the most sincere
respect and gratitude.
Our thanks are also due to your gentlcmaniy mate,
MIR johnson, and to all connected with the vessel. A
better vessel and q better sailed Allow
us In conclusion to wish you prosperous trip to your
home and long life Of happiness and prosperity We
dear sir most respectfully yours-Virgil d Cor
nish President Edwin w Colt Secretary Richard
Lanedon. Treasurer william l.. Watson, N. d., and
tharles Clark officers of tho Quinipac Mining and
TrnGing Company.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
The Cabinet and AppOintments-The Cho-
Iera I'm Washington &c.
WAsHINGToN, May 26, 1S49.

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1919.
There no cabinet meeting to-day. The Secreta-
ries engaged in cutting out work for Monday
1t is generally believed that the Hon. VIM c. Rives,
of Virginia, will be sent to France
There five of cholera reported this morning,
near the Navy Yard. The contagion is said to have
been brought up from Norfolk in a schooner
ply sican informs the report is flsethat there
is vet no Asiatic cholera in Washington.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

MUTINEERs.-The u. s. ship Independence has
brought home the following persons, charged with
mutny on board the American whaling bark Tenedos
Of New London; Frederick q. Jenkins, VIM. S. WIZ
cox, Charles r. Brayton, William Hewin, and George
Boston, Of the same bark, charged with having at.
tempted to take the life of Henry Comstock. Also,
jeremiah Potts and James Lewis, witnesses in both
cascs. These persons sent home by James Tur-
rl, ESQ. U s. Consul for the Hawaiian Islands, and
nsw in the custody of Wilson Sorey. Esq De-
putty Marshal of this district tNorfoM Herald Nav 25
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
The Cholera at the West.

CNoISsArI, May 25-6 p NJ
The Board of Health report fourteen new cases and
two deaths, by cholera, since yesterday.
STILL LATER.
CINCINNATI, May 28--6P M
The Board of Health report and four
deaths from cholera for the past twentyfour hours
ending at noon day.
In the markets there is nothing doing worthy Of
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
Arrival of the Steamship Osprey.

PHILApE LPHIA, May 26, 1S49.
The steamship Osprey arrived at this port this after
noon Charleston after passage Of seventy hours
from wharf to wharf during which she encountered a
severe storm which lasted twenty seven hours
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
Affairs Mt Wn shIngton

WAsHIsGroS, May 26-P NJ.
We have it from good authority that the
of Mr.. McCuoch Qate First Comptroller in the Trea
sury Department. will not be Solicitor Gilctt but the
appointee will likely be taken from New York. John C.
Clark's is associated with the head of impor
tant treasury bureau and it is thought by many that
the Comptroershp will be offered to him.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
Robbery mt Owego, N. Y.

OwEGo, N. Y, May GA M.
The store of N. Matsons in this village, entered
last night with skeleton keys, and robbed of silver
ware and dry goods to tho amount of $8,00O Three
hundred dollars reward has been offered for the appre
henson of the thief and recovery Of tho property in
nronortion for either
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
Plttshurg Affairs.

PIrrsBURo, May 26-6P. M.
Our city continues perfectly healthy, no cases Of
cholera having yet appeared.
There are four feet of water in the channel.
In produce there is but little stirring and the
kets are generally unchanged.
The weather to-day has been very pleasant.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
The Presbyterian General Assembly.

PrrrsBURo, May 20-A. M.
The old school Of tho General Assembly Of the Pros
byteran Church, at their meeting yesterday resolved
that IT would be incxpcdient and improper to propose
or attcmpt any In the work Of suasopstlon.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
Awful Shipw rcck, with Immense Loss of
Life

ALBANY May 26-8 M.
Quebec papers report the loss Of the ship Maria from
Limerick, Ireland, with hundred and eleven emf
grants She foundered in the ice in the Gulf Of st.
Lawrence, and all, save FIVE of the crew, pcrshed.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP TENNESSEE The
steamship Tennessee, Capt Collins, arrived yester-
day morning from Savannah, after an unusually
short run. We are indebted to Captain Collins for
New Orleans and Savannah papers, ahead of the
mail
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

Ho FOR CALIFoRNIA.-The steamship Falcon
sailed yesterday afternoon for Chagres, with about
seventy passengers.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

SUIoIDR-Hannah Willis, spinster, committed
suicide by drowning herself in Cedar Swamp, l..
on Friday last, while in a state OF mental abb
"a ALAXss
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

Launch OF the U. 8. SlOOp Vandalia, &c.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1S4o.
The United States sloep Vandalia launched at
Portsmouth, Virginia, this morning. ut 10 O'Clock She
went OF in fine style.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21

DiED.--At Indianapolis, on Monday
morning last. HANNAH p. WILSON. an en-
inens and distinguished Minister Of the
Society Of Friends.
At his residence in Milton. on the
18th inst. after severe illness. DAyrEL
SINKS. Mr.. Sinks was man of great
enterprise and energy Of character--in all
the relations OF life. highly respected for
his virtues and strict integrity He was
at one time a member of our State lepis-
la,ure. member Of the Board Of County
Commissioners. and performed the duties
VI those stations faithfully and honestly
1T Newport. in this county, on
Thursday last. after protrac,ed illness.
bESfA@t% STANTON, formerly editor Of the
Free Labor Advocate published at that
place. Mr.. Stanton was. for MANY wears
zeolously engaged in the anti slavery
cause. and was as efficient in his abors
as any advocate in the State He was a
ready writer-possessed a mind well
schooled by reason, and devoted all its
energies 10 the great object Of abolishing
slavery We have differed with him as
to to the means TO secure this object, but
we ever regarded him as an honest man
as above all price. save the approval Of his
own conscience and the appreciation Of
his God.
On the 22d Of October. at his late
residence near Philomsih, JONATHAN Kip
WELL, in the 10Th year Of his age
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21

EFFERsoNIAx-Ms. MEREprrH-Our neigh
Dor has become the counsellor of the L. States
Senate. His election to the legislature seems to
inspire him with big thoughts. Well. It has tina,
influence upon some men, and il is to be hoped
Messrs. Bright and Whi,comb will inform the
Senate of the opinion of Bro. Elder.
Blu, why this opposition 10 Mr.. Meredith
Does he not perform the duties assigned him with
fidelity. promp;ness and correctness The whole
secret of opposition is, that Col. Pepper was
turned cut and Wing appointed in his place
The successor is as good officer his prede
cessor, and We have doubt bu; the duties OF
Marshal Of this State are now as we'll and as
performed they have ever been
Wing. but since his appointment when called
upon add ress meeting of his political friends.
he declined. giving reason that il was in
with the spirit and genius Of our IN
stitu,ions that officers Of the general govern
mcut should interfere in the political conflicts
of the people, further than TO give a silent vote.
Mr.. Meredith has been active and eff n,
Whig-so was Col. Pepper previous TO and du-
ring the time he heli the office of L. : Marshal,
an active brawling locofoco.
Messrs. ghi ana Whitcomb intimately
with Mr. Meredi,h--they know him
to be a gentleman of strict morals and integrity
they know that he performs the duties Of his
office, aithfuIly, and impar,ially. and will doubt
less vote for his confirmation without any of the
corrupt bargaining which is niimatcd by our
negh5or. Mr.. Meredith is too honorable TO
make such proposition, and Mr.. Brgh, too in-
depe noe nj 10 accept IL.
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The preliminary expenses of " ide ming = street
in New York cost $2A,2>2 SO, Of which atior-
news fees were $l3 499 ,5S.
Ciucinnnsi Market. Nov. ls

Fiour.-The market to-day prese nted no nev
feature. There only a very mode rate home
demand, and the sales were confined 10 50 bris.
choice at $I.55; So Go orciuary DO At IS.
and 100 do at $500
Hogs.-Ihe weather continues unfavorabls
for packing, aud until there - = change for The
better there will be little or nothing done in the
Hog market. We heard Of no sales to-day
Pfor.sions-There il some move me mt in the
market for Lard, with sales Of AGO key. Ne.
old at SIC: 2l0 brls do at &c: 100 Dc do ~
iAc.
2allo.e.-A sale of $1,000 f,s. prime Beef
r. nderrd at 6.e
Cedee.-A sale of 10 bags fair 10 prime At loi
: Sc.
Chess--Saie. Of ESQ, 100 and so boxes (re-
tail a: &c. time.
Remedy, Naughu's Vegetable Li,hont,ip,ic Mix
,urc MI destroy the whole principle Of
laid down BY the Medical Faculty. This Crest
Remedy will cure twelve cases in every eigh-
teen. which il - administered for, aud that -
greater ratio than the cape rime nts of the Facul-
", can show, with their system. The exptana-
ton of the properties IN Naughn's lithontriPtic
has never been gwen. the proportion OF each -
not known, hut the singular result of the many
trials Of the article. the invariable good effect
which follows IS proof enough that II has no
equal as a curative power, IN the whole cata-
logue OF remedies, let them come from the r &C
atty or from Quacks. # any distinction can DO
made which is doubted. No less than 30. O0U
- monihs,-a whole army Of testimonials Of the
worth OF this panacea, the greatest productions
of any age. See our columns, get pamphlet,
read, buy and be cured.
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THE PALLADIUM.
TO OUR PATRONS:

During the pas. week, we sent to large
number Of our subscribers their accounts.
and respectfully requested the payment.
We shall continue 10 make out and for
ward through the whole lis; Of those who
owe for more than one year. We hope
they may be promptly met, as we are anx-
ious to close up all unsettled accounts be-
fore entering upon new year.
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NJ Office. - The partnership heretofore ex-
y isting between Stephen Coffin aud Andrew
Pnrviancc. under the name of Calm 4 hTrianee
Il, W ,liamsburgh, Ind. and Pnrrianee j. Ce6s
at NewParis, Ohio, are, this day, dissolved by
mutual consent. The debts and credits Of Co66H
& Pnrrianee will be settled with NfepheH CcHn;
also. the debts and credits Of Purriaaee 4 Co&R
will be settled by Andrem P"rria"ce.
STEPHEN COFFIN.
Nov =. 1872 ANDREW PtRNIANCE
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Reader WORT TO you. If you wish to have
a most exeeiie Mt medicine in your house, to use
immeo lately IN cases of burns, cuts. sprains,
bruizes, headache, tooihsche, neuralgia pains,
cramps. numbness. &c, 60 and get bottle Of
H. G. FarIeii's Arabian Lininse ut, and you will
hnd it anequaled by any me.iicioe Of the kind
in the whole world. See advertisement.
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school Law.

District Trustees, TO the following provisions OF
the law:
DUTY OF DISTRICT TRUSTEE.
The district trustee shall act the organ of
communication between his district and the
Board of township trustees, and shall make to
them from lime to time such suggestions may
advance the educational interest of his district,
and shall. or be fore the 10Th day Of Septcm-
Der. annually. certify to the clerk of the Board
of township trustees the number OF schola in
ms district, male and female. between the age of
) and II years Distinguishing between , and
10. 0 and -, and Is and 81 years Of age. the
whole number of scholars admitted TO the scho 4,
the average attendance, the length Of time II
school has been taught, whe Their by Il male or fe-
male teacher. the branches taught, the books
used whether the District has school library,
and if So, the number of volumes nnd value oil
the same, the condition of the school house, the
furniture thereof, and Of what the furniture con-