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The New York herald., 1849-11-10
CRY gn.pE nEpour.

FRfuAy, Nov o-Op. VI
The steamers news being delayed t-esther With the
inclement state Of the weather. bad a tendency TO
diminish transactions In many articles OF trade. The
ostton market exhibited marked chssge IN quots.
tions, While sales pretty freely made inclufing
parcels ssd TO be Tor export New Western brsnis q
nOur we're plenty ana prices heavy for m1diing snd
good State The market vas steady with fair locsl
and Eastern demsnd ttrsigbt aud pure br.nds
rem ain the same The receipts down the Sorth River
large sosthern brapds steady, but trans
sections were limited. Rye Hour aud meat dali
There was n moderate dYm&n for GsDsses ~hsst bat
prices we're sbov. the We've of buyers CANADIAN coz
Unu in reqset Ter expert Corn continued in steady
densnd e. the East snd for export white sales we're
nsde only TO q moderate extent There sas change
10 rye or oats Pork was arm with good inquiry,
higher figures given bele~ Beef was heavy with mo-
deiste saes Lara was Arm with limited trsnactioBs.
bfocenes we're steady but the iDclemency OF the
weather during the middle aud latter pt of the day,
cb,shtd oTcI atious though prices sugar cpee
were steady tfeigbs lees arm sith lsas sering
The dttehtion of the foreign news csscssd engage
ments
fsnrs-The market Ger pearls va. less orn and
rsles Of IS bbls we're msds a. exc Pots were st.ssy
with sales at fc
Bsrsw.x-l eco lbs sold at s2s cash
BRtaDs1uFFs.- Flour - The saiss for oe tsy reached
1ltOo bbs IA ciudipg sour NJ ~ 81 a. nns At 4
81 81; common state at t4 6s - 10 ,trasht State
81 81 80 "a straight aud fstOrits Wetsru ~ 81 %
s. 12h pure Genesse sDd fancy Michigan IS l2i.
81 70; and ispci.t aud extra ~ brote Iuc'uied
the talss $50 bbs tor export including 800 bbs
Of Canadian. at 50 10. Sotfsern Ftop Sssl sales a.
sj 81 q 80 80 for commop 90 good braod- ~, Flour
vas dull With small ,sies at ~ 81 ~ S7h Corn
Hesi- be sales see bbl. Brandy sloe 81 ts % q
50 81, which lover Beeks heat vas ,o~er, aud
plenty ssl.s ct so 81 10 per loo pounis aud q
f3 ~ per bbl FIosts sx'rs as It t5c per rs pnJud
tags spd 81 q 50 2b per bbl. Cram Sales n 80
rtssn sesd) sno 81 1s for prime wbte, aud 600
bushels Long Island ""s~ az 81 10 Rye vas steal,
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Yesterday, after Q short but severe Illness SAMUEL
FursnA in the sixtytbird year Of his age at the
sidence of his SON in Sixty street, Second
Avenue
The funeral will take place at 2 O'Clock, this day
10th inst.
ON Thursday morning, Nov. s, 1si9, Mrs. SUSANNA
n. MABEE, aged II years
Her relatives aud friends, and those Of her sons En-
fngbsm Warner George w, and Alexander N.
Mabee respectfully invited to attend her funeral
this (Ssturday) afternoon, at past o'clock precise
y from the residence of her sonn law Elisha Snethen
No l73 Orchard street.
ON the evening of the sth November, Mr.. PArRtox
Conntrr native OF the Parish Of Carragerra county
Clare. Ireland aged 81 years, months and n days
His friends aud acquant tances are respectfully invi.
ted 10 attend his funeral to Sunday at one
o'clock, from his late residence, al Fordham West.
chester county, ". y.
The New York herald., 1849-11-10
Court OF Common Pleas.

Before Judge daley.
Mo-. 9.-TIt Case ef Hcfry Basch as. TIE Mayor and
CorJurofi0n. fer damage done hts premises
cludsc to-day by verdict being given for the de-
fendsn's
ChaTks Deriin against John DIrason-qciion for Ii
bel The plsintin defendant, aud Benjamn Wilson,
partners In bu ug section 81 a the Hudson lii
yer Railroad Mir. Devhn llsd complsiEt In the Su-
prems Court sgsn-t bis paitn.rs, aud obtained an
ing money from MIR Fagg, President OF the road rhs
costs. Upon this arrangement WAS made Sith Mr..
Flsgg by which Mr. Devlin TO receive 5000 to pay
the lAbcrurs that Mr. Devlin received is,
and paid IL TO the sborers After this had beuu DONE
and the srtners hi dissolved Davidson the defendant
wrote let si,ned "DHvidson wilson,, aud direct
ed IL to Mr. tltgg, which letter srms the basis Of this
action The lettes charges NAL appropriation OF the
500. and Other ds.inluences on the part Of Dsvln
previous the receipt Of the 5000 The plaint makes
10 con Jlaint sg,inst wilson because II eannOt be
shown II at be sanctioned Its being g1ttsn Its pub
Hcat.on. lie Only charges the CO partner Davidson
in the matter Defendant csed for nJnsuit, whi:h
retistod by counsel FIR plaintiff aud after long
argument the decided sending ths case to thu
jury. Adjourned
Before Judge Ingraham
Ttsrfisna Smith rs John s. Co KS This was an az
tion for defamation of character by charging pihatd
with having committed wiul aud corrupt perjury Ia
her testimony a formsr trial. in which Frsncis J .
Smith her uncle plaintid. snd the said Joha ).
Cocks defendant 10 rss alleged that the de.sma.ory
EXPIRE ssiOne used 20 citizen and also In All.
dAvit fled by the defs 1ant (tocks) IN the Court of
Common Pleas. The defendant pleaded just,hsston
and that tettimoby q planih untrue. Adjourned
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s1S SFRArctsCo-in the Agate from 9schi,s-Dr Y
Eucine wife and sister. Chsrie Lnngfcaw Jacah Long
fellow, 81. w iongsluw, Albion watts Frank Manan-
Ftt. lsvi Mcdonald, John Xuos. si ~ stuart.
nolvay, satin HONlaud Sc lnoF. Levi farus Farth,
L'tratd kirEsey m Mowry Iiaxthn, Faiie.c rhax-
ton -Cth be ", and Wm smith of MaonisG II gstshci
Mm y on Gstchcl. aud ueury iIarnon Il saraha-lI
Me- N'hor iscWc. Arscl Niseweii ID Ailiiansnn and
A.lrt Hal bsst facias; Caleb Gmsn. warren Gilm an
o. Neddy tempe Sss Sm h. James smith. NA,hta smith
of rtrii tcld; Jothsm Seigcry. " ailar rhas
Lcut % htne3 vile; Natia Farussorh fJonesborO
jacob kimiau ~ Calais--s0.
SAN frsNcIf cUfark Canttro, from Bar 0cs-s q
the ship trd ~ The tomranyapt Jcsorh sauuders
rt ,rcker lst mate; fsancs Fsher "a DO: Abrt Fala
eeaman Samuel oudtr o.; Charles arieon do i,a ID
ke ruire, doi fdvard Mao. do. charles stspes roos
it,em1n hJe, 20 do Ler'nlo Clsrs s:eWart W " Es,a
lrCok. Plysltirn. Dircetorg9 Towie Caleb Nngsse
syirasus xsrton John Nslsoh' Norton. John Tan
d'r Nm Tovle Members and su astitutrf--Iahr A
Tovle, wm lanser, Alhion Doe Charles D Pierce u
Isrn4t n w a NcLsugar. beti Dorr, = el kiesstt1n,
Ietu,l PshsN. strhen smith. Fs.ueis phutroot.
rrkIs, join Tovl- Vim rovlr Peisuah Goliath. AtoatS
bas,r ABR ssg,st Th.mss srrsgsc Euscas Rradbay,
Albert Gowcn, Henry Soodhury. Vingats, Esskisl
Courier, Sharon cr.s J.ln Bunker smart Chsriss
Nirgate, Ardrtw Nc1sslin, George Sfevo7s. torig
Syumts Ferna ando stevens. Ds' cl Seva,d. WA gudam
Charles Wikfs. sas Alden Darias Nye. Aessnder sss-
iecn Thompson xchssi Horaa toha
yauts Emery, Nathan Farinstnn Jonathan Piscsr 4.
bcn uilman, Hiram Draper. pr Wa tows Sohn R,unsv,
ssntsi rs.i.h - genry J,hi son. Q W whitoe- Wm Il
John Neagie solomon Brastaw. ~ ~''''''
The New York herald., 1849-11-10

Nine hundred aud seVtBty.six ernigTants arrived at
New orleans, on the 3lst uit., from Bremen
The several whiting committees e ths observatory,
the Laurence Scisuthc shOu the biyinty school sui
the Law school made their annual vsitations a. the
Uui,srsity. On the eth int lion william Rent, Of
New lsrk. was present. vsiter Of tue Las school
Er- vanity 81 sold Ia Cincun Att during
The Last teatob. 49, ha6j bushels The qusntity Of
ground adjacent 10 that city uv.-a 70 toe
of the fruit, H. h5q
J.bn liill mulat,o. Is 90 be hupg at knoxville Ten.
nesfee the l6th inst, for an outrage q white
a slight shock 81 earthquake felt q. saow
HILL Nd. on the Let irst
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Lo~noNpaele ct ship s.r Robert PeelRev Ryersou al
daughter, Mics Agnes Mcclure. of ~ Canada NJ 4 G
notie smith Of HsFtfard; Mr. scRsa OF Riohm lua,
NUs De GourlN, Mira Rayucr DE- E,rle Nra-t; urs
Web, II NaGg; xrs LCva. Ms Norman and iauxhte
sr1 Re- itdgr, - Nfers Mrs Hsrrct, q Loui,u;
fau aud lady, siss Niseman, OF Xsnesvil Ohio;
l. as, Mr. Emanuel, er Loyd nf London; Nc NJ
lcr II Germany Mss Burrel Mas Jane RaNcr Mrs
gCtt, Hiss tiaa raha Jane and Emma D0gsstt Naytee
Arthur ogge't Mr Aohermen, Mr. iienniug Mr. lsn-
Mugs, vtHct J, w. and Mary uaunngs, ,s'rrs fohn
and Prank nannirg', kr Luis Mr. uafmar Lb,dtn--
100 In q iC Htesrrgs
vira Emile and s1tro Mrs LoEcnbnrg aud two children
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could not promise any thing When Billy Bowegs was
asked after the council II the delegation from Arkan-
sas should be sent to him as they arrived
he became agtsted and hsld his breath for moment
He them said with great deberation =" Wild Cat is
my great friend Tell him not to come into our coun-
try until send for him "
A subsequent letter from the same source intmstes
that portion of the Indians may be induced to emf
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Married

.7rinstaeenents Of Births MarTisges and Deaths
inserted unless duly authenticated and paidfor
Married.
At Bridgeport Conn. on "wednesday, Nov. Tth, by
the Rev MIR Page, MIR HcKsoS Fowler, OF New York,
to Miss ARABtiIA SrILLMAS daught,r Of Wylys STILL
man, Esq of Bridgeport
AZ Betheem ra on the 6th inst, by the Rev VIM.
ii Van Week, FALESuNE CARGrL, OF New York to
Miss LAvNIA NJ. RIcE, only daughter Of the late VII
liam Rice Of the former place
The New York herald., 1849-11-10

FRUIT-Saes Of about 1 500 boxes OF raisins were
made at ~ and 500 halves and 900 quarters at yes
terdays rates; 500 clusters sold at SO.
FIsH-A cargo of Massachusetts maekerel sold at
$12 80 for No !, and SS 80 for No 2's.
FREIGHTs-E Engagements have been made for Liver
pool Of 1000 bushels Of at s. I'd and 5000 bush
els OF wheat at 4d and for Hamburger Of $50 terces of
rice at 30s and 200 bbs -four were taken for Liver
pool at 1s. Sd.
HAy.-5OO bales sold at 40 5Oc., cash.
MoLAssEs.-A cargo Of Cuba WAS sold, for export,
short price.
Om-Linseed continued about the same, though the
operations not SO large 50 es of 900 gallons
made (of English and American) at zoe. cash.
PRovIsors.-Pork-600 bbls. at $40 so q $40 So for
and IS 621a for prime Beef-150 bbs Of country
sold at SO for prime and SO for mess Of prime mess,
some 800 tierces sold at SIG Beef hams-5O bbs sold
Is Cut meats duh at 4i4c for shoulders, and
64c for hams; dressed hogs plenty and saiea-
Bile at q &C. Lard 100 bbls. sold at 65s exc. But
ter and cheese without change.
RAcs.-Sales of $50 bales Of Trieste were made at
private bargain
SuGAR.-Sales Of so hhds New Orleans we're made at
6iac 200 de-. Cuba Muscovado at 81 5s4 ana 100
do New Orleans at b9 sac
SEEp.-20O 600 lbs OF haxseed sold at SO FOR Jersey,
and leo bbls handsome coverseed free Ohio at 7ac
ToBAccc.-Ssles were made Of 400 hhds. Kentucky
nearly all for export at Ga $40.
WooL.-American Is in less demand but small sales
continue to be made at unchanged prices We notice
sales Of 10 600 lbs city pulled ut 80 33c for No.
and super and 5000 lbs. low fleece a 32e, cash Fo
reign is In better request and 200 bales South Ameri
have been sod washed Cordova at 20 to 2tc, and
common qualities IL to l3c In Boston, learn 500
bales foreign changed hands at full prices
WHIsKEY- 500 bbls sold at ~ for Ohio aud Prison.
and small lots OF the latter at drudge held at
~ ~ time and interest.
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with sslss Of 20eO bushels at 81 6lX Barley-Ssss
Of 600 bushels prime tworowed, at 59ac; aud 400
bushels good fourIowed ct 5Sc Oats we're in fair de-
mand at 80 40c for Northern and 81 $50. for Jer-
sey. Cssn-13C0 COO bushels sold 1t 63ls 6ihc fer
Western mixed; 65 q 651Sc fer Western yellow, and
66c. fer Northern yellow
CovrKE-Smail sales Of St Domingo, go bagS
made at l0He, aud 20 bags do ut So and 800 do
Java at l0L 10Kc.
CorroN-Lster adviees from Europe being hourly
for somewhat Iertricted the transac tions
to-day 2OQO bales reported having been sold,
holders in some cases yielding eighty, through q
strong desire to diminish their stocks No frost
vet occurred South or Southwest Of the vicinity Of
Charleston and this fact is not without Its effect on
buy ers as well as sellers. We quote-
- LIxE LAa
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MARITImE ISTELLIGE EsCE


RIsks..........6 % MOON RIsss.........s 13
sErs............ a % HIGH wATxR......... 5 81
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See general eouun the latest Marine Intelligence
by na.snsue Telegraph.
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TIA, SINGERS TO Arrive.


NFw ORLEANs-stcsmship Ohio-Col Geo W vhits DR.
Downsr and lady. Mr. Amos uorn. Ir John Il Brooks.
The New York herald., 1849-11-10

Semi. Weekiy Export Flour Table.
Desc, ipfion Brands. No. bbis. Where TO
ommon State -. Star Mills. Cos Liverpool.
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rsr oF LErrEns Rgw.fXINq ru, NV vogv

II
- Post once, November no. 1872
OFFICIALLY FUEftsHEs
LApcHsT cIRcuLsrIoN.
Fs1e nssoa lhs date Of hs Lis, In which they ar. sa
vert tiaal
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Vaughan, do; Jsns Cowsl do; Kgn Heron. wshsssd
rorlsA dol Ann BAIL vArbsm do; Hara do Hei
rg.n iDned DO; Srsmpioe esh.~ do; Lady Avtcu lara
ess Of London frt Ben Turosr do Asns souervis d
Delta Gows do Virginia C.vr do As.me~pon Gather do
ss,.s so .s. Sys v:S a. sf
S'.ns smith GsorSei i.nshs suroSi. H. s.s% GIBSON
tinS ioeInsn Ne. York Hcrss CONWAY dol Geo shsssasS
Prasdon Do Baltimore Jsnkins pa os WIN Crawford saow
lsP) Seq Daira Rsroeons; bvarado Cops and t
wyer Smith, t WIN Wilsyn, dis AasAa Myers DOL Prince
LONDON Feb Arr sohrs Fashion. Lorins and Jasper
Hamilton. Boston for New York.
TSuptob. (see Misoelaneous)
N.wcAsrLE PsO q IeX AN Tho shr Hunter from phis
dsphis for NYork which e here oa saturday last re-
Rey noda hound for NHayen sehrs >vesy
from RIaI wrs fox NYok and Mary Miller from NYork for
PHuA ~ pHA Feb ~ Arr bark Warwick wilcox NOr!esns
tchrs saupei Jsoison sno. NYork Rainhow William. do
PORTLAND Feb s. scr Mary Langdon Ha NYork Tor
ETbnaon ca 10Th sonr Cypress willard Boston, Sid lOsh
PoRTsmoUTH Peb In port bark Oriental 1858
changed from Mary Anna Dale Of aud for Boston, de
Feb 0-Arr sohr Southern.r Baker,
lb sIh Snow Thondke Mobile via kewport brig St
Crox ,oS via Newport; sch Jas Porter Hsms
and Kokeno Pamtop Norfolk Below fore and at
laden ashore Caspee Pont) SID schs New
kegul Davis Norfolk with ice mot 9Th nor for Baltim rel
wu1et the ce where she remained in the after
noon.l 49,,
WumINoros Feb 3-Ar cr Sea Bird Godfrey NYork 9th,
sshrs Gose Philads rnscarcrA Foster 9th
% s sno1 Tiou Cuban S D
Brewster. York bgenora Smith, Newport; NARY Powell,
Jones NYor lCth scrs Falcon Pur Boston; Hendrck Hud
ION. powd, NYork: kicanor, Hinfs Cuba.
WARREN HI Feb liar brig William Henry, Cole. Ma.
tanzae.
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kCrELLiGENCE p-< THE MAILS,

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1S49.
AtOtitio~ Of F-rgirg in the Navy Ssiccl-1hs
Weather, &c.
We ,nad fiery debate to-day IN the Senate on
Mr.. Hale-s amendment to the civil bill for abe
lshlpg the cat and the colt In the navy. Mr.. Hale
sisnalised himself. (See Senate report.)
Mr.. Haines. OF New York, has got the reform
fairly under way. Mr.. Yulee charged that he was
enililsd to no confidence, having been dismissed
from the survey ing squadron, alter one months
service as a student, for drunkenness. Mr.. Halnes
we leave 10 defend himself. We look TO the re-
bound to be abolished In the navy. The moa-
strosity only required an attack to cripple 1t TOR
lite, and to kill 1t at the next good blow. Inc
thing is bound TO be Hyerized
Madame Bishos in the various characters and
songs OF ala Siogato' had full and fashionable pig
house tonight, and was heartily aPplauoed
throughout. l.,
fine snow storm this morning has been toll
lowe by clear and sparkling night w.
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MAmKETS ELSEWHERE.


RALTNoHr, Feb 12-stUU u Treasury 6s 1926 LOCO do
1t!I Ito 1885 LOO do. 1904; LOO do lWX Loo do.
~ e. 1913 Mar, land 6s st loo do az $50 do deferred IS
s3.; 100 Bsltin OhiO Railroad dividend bonds e6h
do do h 70 Al do so; LOO do do, $50; 10000
DO A 60 CO. do sos iSo d. Do s61i loeo 90 de- ssH
DO i5. Bait Ohie IA, road 3o 20 do. do,
III 20 DO d. 3; de- do ; % do Baltimore Fire VS. T.
THuAurIrIrA. Feb. l3-fns BoardSGlC0 United state'
10 no $1,000 60 6s M 500 Treasury e. 1924
s. $50 ems, ia IS 79S Sl200 do 791 81 $40 DO 1915
$500 do rs, i9lf SIS ~ seating MT Bonds, e. oo ia
LAT; Tradesrs Bank 49, North American Bank, ,I2 5000
Penny o. 7g. Beiieen 30 rd:-l91 headin, t6 IA
Ito onaid tbwr lix IS 0UB Heading LIT Bonds 564 5000
PtbDyvania o. t5bS Second Bo.rd-Sto penuElvanisS.
7e ~ Northern Bank Ky 1885, 81 100 rennl sania bso gA
sstO do b5 794; soOdo 79A $50 do b5 90 ~ arard
81 go Wm gton sS; 5000 do, sSA 1L50 Treasury
Note 100 Grsrd 5000 City 1s 81 SllCO Wilmington
S. tSf; $1,000 Cneipl st'iUe, 81
BosroN Feb Broker Boards shares Boston ard Wor
ees rairesd. lu Is ao do ~ Boston aud Maine
ailroi IL Railroad 10 IA ~ all River Rai-
t3 ftetburg ALT lUdl; 10 Vermont sud
n. fscl Paroid u; 5vrmont Central Railroad, 5;
20 d., 6Dd. 5 Rutland Railroad, TX; 10 OLD Colony
Failrosd 7h 10 w,n.sd Company 7s it) Es.. stoa
Con 49, 40 0gdenurg Railroad o. 10 Western Railroad,
1925 y Do Do ie19 10 do do sod lOa s. do d. seed
ktad Railroad Bonds 1856, IS, $4,000 do. do, S5ls
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Died


In Brooklyn, on Monday evening, Feb. 18TH MARY
CEcniA MONAGHAN, wife Of Patrick Monaghan, aged
n years, months and days
Her friend nd relatives, and those Of her father
James M Qujgy, are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral which will take place this "wednesday a
ternoon three O'clock precisely, from her late resi-
sepce, of Atlantic and Columbia Streets South
Brooklyn.
AT Williamsburg L. l.. on the 18th instant, after 9
lingering Illness, MARTIN GILMORE, a native OF the
county Galway Ireland in the sOth year Of his age
His relatives sno friend and those Of his nephew,
George Logan, requested to attend his funeral
Wednesday afternoon, the 14th instant at O'Clock,
from his late residence corner Of Third and South
Slxtb streets, Wiliiamsburgh
AT Perth Amboy, N. j., On Tuesday, the 18th inst,
JosEPHINE wife Of Commodore Lawrence Kearney,
Unit. States Navy.
The neral will take place from her late residence,
ThonSay. tire 18th, at o'clock, NJ. The Steamboat
Ipdepencence leaves New York, pier No. North
River at IL NJ and will arrive at Amboy In tins to at
tend the funeral and return the afternoon. The
relatives nd friends OF the family invited to attend
without further notice.
OF consumption, on the 9th January, at Nassau, N.
WILLIAM BRADLEY CoLr, E.q. aged II years q ma
tive Ct albany, New York but for years resi-
dent OF Washington city.
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Married.

Married,
In this city, the 18Th by the Rev Mr. Westo n, Of
Trinity Church. Mir HANFoHD w. FENNER, to NJ. HEM
RIE1TA BENEDICT, both Of New Haven, CT.
AT Baltimore, on the 7th instant, by the Rev. DR..
Wyatt, Captain VIM. B. SLACK, Of the u. s. Marine
Corps, to RAenEL ANN, daughter Of Richard Henry
Hall, Esq. Of Baltimore.
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Herald marine Corrs.Von0sness
Os Board STEAHs-Is kIAoA "a Jan N-l1Ay.
Lac got bsen ust Isaac Wright
- ssts cesh
gssADay,uA, Feb L. 4 p N-Anived-sears Mary Anna.
N><ef oss, tsnt1efet
tsssss -p Thomas Watson, TbemsA Barbsdess bxs Hsry
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MARITIME INTELLIG ENoE.

Fort OF New York. February IA, Isae.
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IN ThE NEW YORI

T Isl OF LETTERS REMAINING IN ThE NEW YORK
IL Post orce, February IL, iS49.
mention the date Of tho List IN which they advertised
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Passengers Arrived
Lowell-sr B futile.

Passengers Sailed.
PApABrig Re,ubl-Charles Sn ith, Of this city Con-
sui for Psra Charles Strong Northampton Mas Chares Lea
and wife, Bar gor, Me.
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i
Clearca.
6hrY- eth Ellen Truman San Tranoco Richardson
Co; Andrew FOi ter, Howe. Liverpool, ID Ogdon
Eafk-Iane Wllinms Mason. Mobile n Hnrlbnt & Co.
BrigCorvo, Pare, Qua, aqul AID Calao Poster Ncker
bsul Nesper Trinidad DC Cuba Nesni,h Wasn Lima
Bhsh< Havana window Little BofdeAu, Pummor Rich
mead. gu ehne, Clougb Porisnd
solxs- eager uasey, San Francisco, Jones Johnson
TIA An, Pickett 5sgua Ia CraIdc. Simpson Msyhsw Co.
IcvA HbsJvrght jacksonville Badger Peck Coz Bounty
osbsry, baltimore; Lydia, Pcb,, 90.
Arrived.
Bari Eesate, Wallace Daren, IL days. with mds 70 Isaac
Arnold.
Bug Ya tsf Boon Cole Ma'anraf. is days, with mass,
Jetn Taylor.
sehr Mary iohason, Johrfop, New Haven.
Below
ship vaneshsD kessen, from New orisans
Sailed.
cbips Mo " OfeaA;, Now Kato Hunter Parsons
hsse; hsrss Net9s New Orleans Williams Mobile; Vernon,
ssvhIhb hbs s"o aphnsoi Hood, Savaupan; Walter
- 800 bsEe ~ SoAyrs@ WEbssh BsSup, No eanE Ren.
deer Curscos; ttpubls hhranhna Al.snd, u,sis Jsns
s<Rvls; brig tarAt Tan FIancsco. ~ '
The brig Lowell EroEn, hom Galveston r.roa .s,o-o A.
Outer ssnd yesterday Jan ~ lat 70 Ion 81 M
HERALD hence Ter opal cola days Toe L ~ ~ ~
hsrdy hight IT ~ o'clock by b.csInr Bell ana ssa,
rrt eySa 70 her deck shs has reeyed aAmage Of san
susrca. "
IssauAsy Is-wina.s At meridian, wEw.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02

NS~The New York Express thinks the
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02

| stated iu my first number that the love
Of liberty WAS predominant in all the public
action ct the early patriots nt Vermont Let
ny see how far this spirit has brcu exhibited
hy their professors aud how Tar they have
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The Cuu,-,tullon 81 Vermont 'hrgius with
lie snlrnn drclnrAliou lint 4lA NTH Aar,.
eyuriig fee and independent, aud that It should
la matter al rrInircmG aId lLaGlitllifae- t4at
Slavery has always been denounced. After
the Constitution OF the uiird States wnstn-
kprd, aud the compromises Of HAT cclcbru-
ted State paper nccedcd TO-, Vermont was
content Ia abide 10y ii, and lohliow the orig
ind Suites To control the subject IN their
own way. But whcu' after acquiring new
territory, other Sntcs were about to be iu.
trotlace.l, Normog- taek stfer.. rruuuf H.
gAnSt any further extension at the slave
priuriplc, and from fins, To last her public
action tAs beeILuUJtorWGntd decided. When
Congress assumed arbitrarily tn exclude
slavery petitions from being read, Vermont
was Indignant, and the Legislature protested
against the Outrage nud instructed oar mem
hers IN Congress to oppose it. They said
umt neither Congress nor the States have an-
i constitutional right 20 uhrdrc the free cN-
urrSsipn Of opiuiuus or the ifati-trlfzyiirr77r1t
them through tie tuuil;-thnt' The rule oc
Congress WAS mn iuirmrmcNt ufrichi and n
violation ui the CONSTITUTIONAL
|, When Slavery began to foster within the
district OF Culunhja,- nud'Ihc. ahettors of II
Iegalizcd tyranny erected their slaye-ucus
there, suudug up their stencil ever 10 the
Capitol Vermont raised an indignant voice
upitiust il, aid entered her solemn PROTEST.
They said that Congress had power Ia ahol.
isl Slavery in the DISTRICT md that the pow.
cr should he exercised. When men began
to mike mcrchaudye Of humnG- bodies aud
10 sell slaves from State TO Suite, Vermont
protested against the inhumpn traffic, and