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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-25
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Cherokee, Lyon, Savannah, L Mitchell.
ship-Ohio, Clark Apalachicols, " Phillips.
Baks-hary Stewart Tucker FraLceo, Muller Lord
Brigs snihdea. DUFF, Africa, Green Jr brazilian (Brh
sohrs-Hary POWELL JONES Wilmington; Ann D. Bede Nor
folk, sturges Chairman Co.
On
with schr Ellen Mos New Suffolk the
81
% Tor e relief The s made
Ham ship North Amercs Bathey Hamburg 60 days. and IS
s; Ss : ss sss
S s sa From s. % wn % sails and
Ship sullivan, White chafston days, with cotton and
Bark Apollo HoOdess Palermo s5 days. with fruit Cham
Bark lucy cestss St D minso city, asd Dec, with i.e
Badger Peck 2oh inst lat " ~ lon " 81, spoke brig
Bark Hood Bars New oreanl6 days. with pork,
Bark Robert Walsh reported yesterday Singer, New Orleans
With % ss dc Cuba s
that arriving that place New would Be-
Ne% a.
@ her ass on her
Simpson, Thurlow, Darien days. with lumber to
Brig En- pre- Baxter Galveston % days. with cotton
Brig Boston before reported Terry Of $. GeOrSel New Or
sa5s with Tdse su DAM Sage Co. sh inst lat
Brig Robert Walsh lof Thomsson) Singer New Orleans Is
daye, with mdss, to r Elwen Co.
brig Ohio, Sawyer Savannah, days. with cotton De-
mill Co.
scfr Susan Orlean Harcr from wrack bark Mary Ellen,
from New Orleans sshore Absecob Beach with pcoviods
ALEC the ard sails rigging Of the bark TIE bark been
taken " to the inlet and leaks very little.
Scbr Jenny Lind Smith, New Haven.
scbr Olive Branch Clarke Franklin, Me- lost her flying b
boom.
sehr Excelsior Young. welAeet
Srhr Colder Rule, Van Name Baltimore.
Schr Chief Van Name Baltimore.
Below.
Bark Wahasb Brown from Buenos AyYes Novs.
Brig ina, Biggirs, from New Orleans, Is days.
souhein brig, reported be the Phua Thatcher from
EavaDr ah with cotton, to Durham Dimon.
Also bark and brgs unknown
Sailed.
Steamship Cherokee Savannah; ships South Carolina Caor
MAJ Arson Charleston bark Chaes, Barbados shr Emery
San rapeisco, ~ others.
Schr Iowa. arrived Tuesday that the 18th inst in
lat "a o. Ion "a S. the Of rugged vessel with
rigging attached also several bales cotton which did
PEAR to have been long in the water.
Steamer Duncan Pei TO the city last evening" having
in tow Br brig Lady Sale, lata ashore On Roekaway
JANUARY 2-wnd, ct SUNRISE W; meridian. SsW; sunset.
"; midnight, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-25
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Y, L. M.
The shade hrmer tone apparent in the -four market
yesterday, continued to- day. There change in
prices which ed to have reached about the lowest
point for tho present As later foreign news however,
hourly exps cited, the sales moderate and
fined to the home trade. There very little wheat
oferipg and sales of tent eported Holders Of
ndisposed submit to the Offering rates Of
buyers and several samples were removed before the
close of change The sales, with the exception Of lot
Of damaged for distilling were very trinng. There
was change in meal. Rye was firm, aud oats dull
Provisions more settled In prices. Western pork
made at the low rates which ruled prices. There
was steady demand for beef and sales of beef hams
were made at an advance. There was rather moro
doing in lard. Transactions In sugars and molssses
were moderate ct steady prices There fair sales
Of Gotten at quotations given below. Freishts to
Liverpool were steady, with moderate engagements
For California rates continued active; and several
additional vessels bought charerea-some to be
put up for tho gold region.
ASHES Sales Of 100 barrels were made, including
pearls at 81 SD, and pots at So rs ao SIX.
Export from 1st to 23d January.
D.. ,,. 1899 ls4s
rot oarreb. lz3z $50
reel, uo ~. tn. 600 none one
$500 barrels including 700 of Ohio, at So 8s<; 400
pure Geneses at S. "a SO; and small lots fancy 1T
SO 121a. Included in the above 500 barrels New
Orleans at So SO . So; do Michigan at SIS 683z.
There was . moderate business doing in Southern,
and We noticed salss Of 200 800 barrels Petersburg
country at S. 80; and 200 q 500 Georgetown at the
some price, Whea-Sone lots Of Southern and Yves.
tern were Offering at lilo 1l5c; but could only
hear of 400 bushels Long Island at llOsc. Corn-Saes
Of COO 900 bushels Southern damaged for distill-
Rg at 400, and 800 do. sound do reported at
SOC. Meal-Smal sales made at SO. Rye-Sales Of
1900 bushels delivered made ut $50. Oats we're
dull at 40 42c. for Northern. BayIey-Saes of 500
bushels were made at ESQ.
Export from LIST to 23d January, ls4S 1S49
Wheat Flour, bblc. ......... 1920 1896
Wheat, bush. ................. 3l968 $500
Lofn. l39,5oI 40l450
nye. none. none.
Dsiley' none, Z,ol9
Oats. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3702 $50
Corror.-The market continues steady, with sales Of
1900 bales at our quotations, chiefly by exporters
LIVERPOOL cLAssIpIcATIoH.
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MARITIME TELLIGENo E.
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denss report to board Of underwriters New York
'sDsn d'pa0h Is having put into s0ro dis
sos ~, 70: r.rs :. Boston r., o.sa:,.
IN - 1n e. s s the
PHsd %n q sS m % 70 Be @ with : q 1s
sails Tok III capt Gould ard the brought
erssr and d vt her 1so
boat cabin Ssls
wheel &c.
We are oblird to Mood Esq. Of Apaachieoa for tho
fos.iDs inoIn. 81 to I nd .,
and bavs been One is now re % red and Whit.
ed on S Cape IS e 20 70 ne
show Well Il miles Of deck. from the land.
the following important marine intelligence from tho
hs G!aPs BY James 'a've ESQ
too e.. to The W while .. other. i . The opposite the
soIhood Of xareue Bay Tho north point makes the
mile: ss .a NJ ss b
Sa " lie ma sot; v PS
more A,n LEAGUE Inside deep lagoon connecting with
true rsssn q point sSS g
the land too low to be fr The hope Capt Heath
Youpr at the wesisImost ''''N''' -'''
IMPORTANT TO hARIsERs-ws are indebted to F. W.
Of s Ss tow s os At SEA Ma,
sight, s - e. distant
s IN os Ia 1
latitude obtained by altitude may
minutes out.
French Admiral Petit Tbouars in his voyage Of
the Venus there four rocks Abos Group only
three when little to the southland OF them
cock they cese together another when
particular tearipga
Admiral Du Petit Thou.rs may relied described
by himself
Adral Petit Tbouars places the highest deg 6
min 80 north long 5 deg 40 min 20 wes highest
IS feet
chart corrected to ls, puts them in La. a4de
"a min lorg. ll5 deg 81 min.
the charts Of Exploring Expedition 1874
nshed BY the Hydroa Bureau Washington tyr the Ohio
a. neither Of the above dax to be found
THOS. APP CATESBY JONES,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-25

TRIAL EnTRonpINARY--rHE ARRAicnMENr OF THE
HON. HORACE GRgELEy--rHE INDICTMENT.
In the bill to supply deficiencies in the appropria
tions for the year ending June 80 1S49 when it was
before the Houie an item inserted to supply the
new members with at least $4,000 worth of books.
portion OF these six or IN ndred dollars WORTHY
VIII fall to the share Of Mr.. Greeley. They include
Diplomatic History, sets Of the Congregational Globe
ana Ape ndx Gales and Seatons Register of Debates.
etc, etc This much by way Of preface.
MI EpwARDs, Ter rather Dr. Edwards, the author of
the purious Drug bl proposed IN additional section
W .ne GENERA Appropriation bill which un der
be deducted from the compen,stiop OF each Ssmhey
who tha receive them. He said-I voted for the n
ptopfaton and am willing that this sme ndment All all
the New York T,ibure, which the Cierh nnfald Ia
Wnue ,nie was going on, there soto soc, exca
m syh such as What's that ?" "Itsa paper
WnA are tbey doing with newspaperst - 1Is The
Doctor preventing another drug bill 30 No Il mmst
he his measure about Quack meaicinesu Oh tha,,s
dsrned nonsense! ~ ' "S'
The CLERK cleared his throat and becan to 49,,
from the little ,peeeh Of Mr. Greeley delivered in the
Houte on the 10th instant AZ fellows ~
And yet Mr. Speaker, 1t has been limited II no. a.
serted this floor that voted for these
books. [" Wbate that about books7nl certainly
voted against them at every opportunity when un.
derstood the question voted against TO that
item In the report Of the Committee Of the Whole in
favor Of the deficiency bill and, this item prevailing
voted against tie whole bill The interest OF the oc.
eason began to heisht'u tried to be against them
at every opportunity but IL that on some stand
ing up vote in Committee Of the Whole, when ut
terly nisuDeerstood what was the question, I voted
for that item. lila ha! ba Gentlemen say did,
meant to do So ["Ah 20 Hs. hs . aud did all in
my power In the Bouse to defeat this appropriation
But 1t Is common with in incidental md hssty d.
vhiopr when do not clearly updtrstand the poiut to
De advised TO vote with the charms Of the COMMITTEES
o. Way,and Means fMr. viptoDJ who is 90 generally
S - Sho has ,pecia charge Of appropriation bills
nave voted for these books az on all other ecoaslons
Ief'sihIy voted against them
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17
ANTI-SLAYERY FAIR.

The Worcester 5 Far will open in WARREN
HALL al Worcester on the morning OF Tuesday, Sept.
ION, and will continue through the week. The display
oil articles vii tie larger and beautiful than that OF
last year. Box having been Just received from Leeds,
England, containing most elegant variety OF Bags,
Cushions OF all kinds, Purses, Mats, Toys, an ngs
aed ohtr articles too numr1 ons TO patcuaf re also.
beautiful figures III Biscuit from Paris, b onzes Fans
and French Bo ks, exquisite, embroidery a few French
caps Chlaa Aetog apis, Ia h.e The large and tasteful
assortment, at thanks the philanthropy OF many
clmes and countries, may be Confidently expect an
An.i-Slayery Fair. @Ntv8
As our sales are generally in proportion to the qnan>
NY OF goods any donation Especially these suitable tor
the dress of Ladies and Children, viii be gratefully
celved. ~,
There will be Reffeshmen Table, and as al this
time large attendance may be confidently expected
all our nends throughout the County earnestly re-
quesied to contribute the necessary supplies. Pes,
Coke, Fruit, anc mage Cream, Preserves, Coff e.
Tea, Sugar, &c. will be mos, acceptable gifts, Upon
tue tried aud true friends OF The We shaDEPEsD
for this measure Of assistance
AS the season selected Tor the Fair will be probably
most degh ful and the attractions of Worcester a, that
time various, we trust that The lr encs Of the Cause far
and wide vii! a ,ck tbher, eopSecratng their own en-
Joymenls ny labors IN the Of the nobles OF fts
-tha ofth emancipation OF the American Slave.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

THE CUBAN lNsURREcTIoN. The Wash
ington Correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun makes
the following statements in relation to this sub
ject:
dispatches, we understand, have been re-
ceived from the American Consul at Havana,
confirming, in "a great measure the rumored in
surrection in Cuba. A soldier in the cautopian
Regiment, while on parade, was heard to shout
"Viva la Republican ''Viva Gen. Lopez!''
The officer 10 command Immediately drew his
sword and advanced TO cut him down, when al
that instant another soldier leveled- his m,isket
and shot the officer through the heart. General
Lopez, for whom the soldier shouted, is the
Spaniard who has already made some noise iD
New York, and is believed to be one of the prin-
cipal movers in the late "secret expedition.''-
The Cuban Government were seriously thinking
of letting the slaves loose against the insurgents
and ii this horrible plan is put in operation, we
may look for repetition OF the trightful see lie.
OF st. Domingo.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

NEw YORK, The recent conventions Of The r. e
Soil party and the Democrats. have resulted in the
nomination Of one half of tn Slate ticket by each con-
vention and the ticket so formed has been adopted by
the Union Mass Convention held at Syracuse on the
I4th inst We are not yet sufficiently informed or the
particulars of this union but trust has been done with
any compromise Of principle on the part OF the Free
Soil men The telegraphc reports inform US that the
Utica Convention passed decided Free Soil resolutions
-ieaffrming the Wilmot Proviso, and making that a
party lest Resolutions passed by The Union Mass
Convention but we have not yet seen them.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

MAKING Love TO THE WRoNG PERSON. A
young gentleman Who had been paying his adj
dresses In proprid person to young lady in this
city, lett few months ego and went down the
river on business. A correspondence was imme.-
diatly opened betw cen the enainored pair, and af-
terexchanging several letters;the lady was NOR.
tilted to find that her letters were unanswered,
and consequently she ceased writing. But the
real secret OF her not receiying letters was the
TACT that another young lady Of the same name,
ssupposing they were intended for her, took them
from the post Office and opened correspondence
with her proxy love. Some two months passed
away. when the young man wound up by direct
proposal and insisted on an immediate answer,
aVering at the same time that he thought the
zone OF her letters very different from those re
ceised when ne FIRST left Cincinnati, and upbrai.
geo mn fair love with Inconsistency. This last
ePisue was too much for our romantic ineognito
ano Delng conscience. smitten for the part she had
been acting, and fully persuaded that some other
iaoy mad been piping Tor the man she was wooing
sought her out and delivered up the letters 10
lneli rightlul owner. The matter was speedilv
arranged, and the real lovers have since become
united 10 the bands Of gedlock.
f4*&aaF Cincinnati MINER
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

A WIFE AND CHILD POISONED. ST. LoUIs, Sept.
H. A man named Bernard SeIei was arrested i'll this
city charge of poisoning his wife and child by CIV
ing tn arsenic Neither Of them are expected 10 live
INcEKDIARIsM. Two attempts were made on FIJI,
DAY, Sept, IA, 10 blow up Smiths large fouins mills al
ST. Louis, but they fortunately ia led
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

THE NORTH B IRISH REVIEW. for Auguss, (Scot,
g. Cos. reprint may be found at f. n. Fuckers 1t
CONTAINS eleven orgine papers follows ;-Morell's
Philosophy Of Reigion--D. ~ Swift and hs Writings
German Socialism-Tsc Ten Years Conflict, (review
of Buchanan's Hist rs Of tie Church ofScoand)-oh
Slave Trade Poicy-No'eworJly Noves-The Scav.
onians and tie Eastern EN- re--Ihe Railway System
OF Great Brilain--Tae Fall 10 the sikh Enaire
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

The Yankee at Court. II there is one great
er bore IN the infinite region of Boredom than a
man who conceives that every body must of ne
cessity be interested 10 his least physical aiment
we should like to have him pointed out to u.s.
There is an anecdote OF a person of this descrip-
ton, from somew where SHOWN east,'' who carried
his brains in his pocket, and by dnt of the con.
tents of that receptacle, found himself abroad, in
Paris, and at Louis Phiiippe's levee. The king,
walking around the line OF his visitors had some-
thing to say in English to nearly all. "Are you
well % he asked of our down eaat friend.-
tPooty wel," said the other, passing his hand
slowly up and down over the "periphery OF his
person )" 'tpooty well; but I've had an awful
pain in my beowes / had hard time with the
medicine took for it, day fore yesterday
Could E't get Dothin' TO oper- Horrid pain
down here Tried all kinds OF doctor ST"
"Haye you been long in Paris p said
Louis Philippe, passing hastily on to he "neAt
customer" who did not chance to have ga pain
in his bowels ss q Rnickerbocker.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

HEALTH IN Boston. The numb rofd-alls il Bos.
ton, during the week ending Sa utday 100 being s.
less than the number curing the Elk previous. OF The
whole number a reported Of cholera and 45 Of dys
entery and other diseases Of the bowels. Only one
death of cholera reported 10 The Register during the
tweny>four hours ending at neon Saturday
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

GT Dr. George A. Wauies, formerly of the State of
New York man Of ia lents and education, united
suicide the 9th ult at Burnt Corn, Alabama He
belongs 10 the sad category OF those who have been
blasted by ntemperauce.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

will have smah majority in the House. while the Sens
ate will probably stand Is Wings 10 II Democrats =
There strong probability that Hubbard. the D,mo>
cratic candidate for Governors elected by the people
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

Design holding a FAIR In the Vestry OF that Church,
Sept l9h and 20h for benevolent purposes. AT that
mental articles Alsoa well supplied Reireshmen, table.
Sept z. dw2wis
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

Cottage House for Sale or to- Let,
IA CONTAINING Rooms very convenient, with
kMM ~ never failing water, silunted on Salem Street
&sL Terms easy. Inquire OF j. HILTON, corIer of
Main anu Pearl ct. diff A8a ,sePtl
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

Alter these things, TO which many more might
De added, it i'll not be denied, that in order to
secure Freedom in the territories, there must be
direct and early prohibition of slavery there,
BY an act of Congress:
POSITION OF THE FREE DAMocRAcY.
lhe way is now prepared to consider the pre- :.
else position OF the Free Democracy with regard
70 the accumulating aggressons OF the Slave
POWER, the true character OF which have been
revealed, especially by the recent efforts to ex
tend slavery, WOO tt}N
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, ls49.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

OttS' ~'U'tOtuL JnUUGTS.
Such are the principles of the Free Democra.
cy on the national question of Slavery. There
are other matters OF national interest. on which
their opinions have often been expressed, which
are OF subordinate character. These concern
cheap postage-the abolition OF all unnecessary
offices aud salaries-the election OF civil officers.
SO TAI as may be practicable, by the people-the
retrenchme.t of the expenses and patronage OF
the Federal Government-the Improvement OF
rivers and harbors-and the free grant 10 actual
settlers Unreasonable portions OF the public lands
The administration Of General TdytOr.
Ia support OF these principles, the Free De-
mocracy opposed the election Of General Cass.
and General TayIor-both of them being brought
10 ward under the influence of the Slave Power:
the first, as openly pledged against the Wilmot
Piovso. and the second, as large stakeholder.
and recent purchaser OF slaves, who was not
known by any acts or declared opinions, to be
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-14

GREAT CONFEDERATION 250,00O north Of
Propertg Destroyed.-On Wednesday morning last
fire. originating in the careessness OF some char
coal burners, broke out in the woods about forty
miles from Brooklyn. on the Long Island Railroad,
ami notwithstanding the exertions OF all the men
that could be collected, it spread with the greatest
rapidly The wind varied many times and as
the fire was conquered at one point 1t broke forth
with renewed violence at another. Rereatng III
a number of places from cultivated farms, it de-
stroved all the timber and shrubs between Deer
Park and Thompson. The width of the burnt
district is six or seven miles, and it extends from
haIfio three-quarters of a mile north and from two
to three miles south of the railroad. Eleven thou
sand acres of land have been burnt over, the tim
Der destroyed being some of the finest on Long
Island. The loss, amounting to over S250,O00,
will fall on fifty or sixty persons. AT one time the
fire caught in a farmers yard, but was speedily
Observation-Disclosures in any other cases it has
DESTROYED houses or barns, is as yet unknown. In
several places it made threatening attack on
Babylon. The scene is said 10 have been grand,
yet terrible Dense volumes Of smoke, which
could be seen at Bedford, darkened the sky, while
the cracking and roaring of the flames, as they
crlrled about the lofty pines or darted up toward
heaven, will not soon be forgotten by those who
labored in the burning sea- and a fer the greatest
rxsrtions only checked the oonfsgrati1a Yesterday
sf,ernoop=keg y9rk Sns, Mqg 4,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-14

MESSAGE OF Gov TRuMBuLL. The Coverno
ct Connecticut delivered his message 10 the Legis-
lature on the Sd inst. After condemning the Mex
l'an war, he speaks hopefully of the good to result
from the acquisition of California, deprecates the
go'u-o'gglng mania, and urges, by an extended ar
gumeht, the necessity of excluding slavery from
that country. The capital of the Common School
una IS equal 10 S2,o'f.64l l9--and the sum di-
vidcd during the year, among the school districts
Is 1896 80; tie number OF children between
the ages of four and sixteen, is 1921. The bal
ance of money The State Treasury on the first of
April, lS49, including $4,000 borrowed within the
year IRON the School Fund, was $20,24l Sc. The
whole amount Of Indebtedness from the State to
the School Fund.- is equal to S46,2l2 43. The Ju-
dlca expenses for The last year amount to S4l ,34
81, exceeding, b. about $4,000, the expenses of the
preceding year. The endeavors to lessen this class
OF expenditures have thus far proved Intellectual