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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-15

checked operations In groceries, Cotton was sstivs,
With fair ssI.s 1t ,s..ay prices
Arms Pots we're N light supply sud small eslos
made 1t 80 bgl Q SO o2h ana Of p.sr,s at 81
Export from lst to latA MsreA.
1910. lst3.
Pot bhs 50 2s3
Pearl. ...........,u ose noos
BnEApeTuFYs.-Flsur- The Gales reached, 10 ell.
1000 8 eco barrels, including 600 800 IN Iots Of
W.srrp fair common to good strsxht bran 1t SS14
s. OK: 500 do fancy Ohio ct s6; 1000 200 bar,
r.ir Ne /. Orr. ans at IS l2k There vas NO ohHovs
in Marylspd or Virginia brands which were dali Rue
-Four was quiet. What Holders oonttnusd to DO
mand 81 80 for G-ns,es. and 81 Is for good Ohio
Com The ssles in the aggregate reached about
Is zoe 10000 bushels. Including southern yellow ct
Eco. white st $50 = $40. Included In tho above
lb(O tsrks New Orleans, At bOc. damaged Rve WAS
worth t4c delivered BcTiey Sales OF COO bushs .
reported on pr vsts terms to BIZ st Gao
64c. Oats rewsiusd about the sane.
Export from lst to 18th March
Wheat -four. .bbs. 10 zoe Is 49,
Wheat. bash none 2C5
Com. .................... I04 o03 l25 70S
Rye. ................... n.ne. none
Bsrl.y. ... none. mona
Gate ... none 2t0
CorIor There vas slirhtly more 10
in the nsrh.t To-day .ud Il sales reach 900 b.is.
su.s,a to .rri,s eos.s~ss en- term. not made puoo.
FinE CKAcxERs Sal~e have been made Of 600 boxes
Fsu,r.-Ws notice sales of 900 alau,rss Brazil nuts,
at sh0st 40 cs'h
FIsH The market Is lower for msckersl, and 400
barrels No. l. g. and g. Massachusetts,, sold 1t 50, S.
and 49,
FKEIGHrs There Q good deal of cotton Offering,
but at low rates Envaesm.Ats were made to Liver.
pool At $780, 10 oto bushels in bags we're taken
At 6c and bread ats. Hesvy ir~ighs remained shout
the came. To Hsvre for cotton 40 about the
rent rate. Nothing new to other ports.
Hay wssqu-t ut previous rates OIL
MOI The market continues steady, with sales
Of ~ 0 barrrs New Orleans NJ 2s1l 2ec amos
Ons.- Linsssd Is without change to notice. and dull
Of olive, rome eco baskets 'oid ~ 81 90
PRovsIons Sales Of sbout 400 500 barrels mess, In
lots, we're nsde at $40 rs. Most holders dsmsuded
higher rates Prime was quiet at 80 s9 TX; sales OF
l50 ban-s prime mess sold at $ll 50 Lard Sales Of
500 600 barrels we're made at 6ne Gao Beef
There was NO change in meas o. prime Cheese re.
naintd about the rams Butter Ohio was worth 90
q l6c. and this State l3o 2ie.
EaPoyf from LIST to 1871 March
1849 1913
Beef, bbls. ................... 2o2l 224o
Pork "......... ............. 9d2 2s02
Lsre, krgr. 1890. 49,. 1889 14252
RicE- The demand for this staple continues good.
with further sales If $40 ca,ks at So l2x 80 lsX
REAL EsTATE-House and LOT cor. Henry ana Gsu-
streets "a by So So 500; do do on % avenue
between 9th and 28th streets 24-8 by 100, $1,000.
SALT Sales have been made Of $500 bushels Turks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-15

Tie House of Commons are about 20 pass law
making In.olvents Ineligible to slt IN that body
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-15

Forty TIVE square rugged vessels tsss be-
Isw Boston ON Tuesday evening; the largest number
.vtr teltgTakLtd At OIL time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-15

checked operations In groceries. Cotton was sstve
with fair sslss IT stsady prices
AsHss.- Pots were IN light supply ssd small eales
made At 80 bth . 50 62h ana Of p.sr's at 81.
Export from lst to l3tA March.
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
Supreme Com,t-Ciru,t Court

Nov 2s-- Wtii,ers y Tarnus ~ fra HUciiHSoa -
20 t~o vestels tire Hebecca Ford and James L-sSmua
This action Of repl-viu br ugut g. try tite
IL "a. arp that plaintiff 'ugnt thrss vsssa by bti
of saie FROM person bsm. Charles Andfnss the
l6tb June 1896. ana thst after the pucc1ase n de
nvsftu then over 10 Fnia Abfrnss sud t,lt him he
u,gbt work them snd d. th- bet he could bus g.
tep thea ffee frcm debt snl in Euuu repair. In Feb
ruay fulIuUiDg ADdtuss aged the stls q de-
frt cant Hutchipson in March 1913 the d-f-ndsut
sdvsr,tea thsm for tsis sAd. while pl@,u'id go
sb.ebt ~ IN TIRE city they .d at aucston tac de
fsBdstt bimsef betre the ruictsser. UB p.s'ntin
return The he found tb- vessels the
.top n the defendant aud T. ylrv-n~d them darch
iS4s The DEFENDANT oisms that the origin bill VI
ste 20 sibttn In the batus~ ~ mnts.1s, aui
ertrhd to prrrity
rhsrs NilI b. no more jury trials this term. on
sstufcsy spec'at motions Ein b. nssrd
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
supreme Court.
70 Judeas Iou.s F.dmood. and A ra-d.

Before Judges Jones. Ldmonds and I'd yards
Nov rs James Lynch asd W,fe Peter Liriar-
sien LcnciJrd &c o. rhis vas mution foe trial,
ugcn the ground Of erroneous ruitugs by toe Juags
vhn trrd The circuit canse appears that property
20 the amount ~ something sisO 600 " invoted
n the issue At the trial the defendant sho~ed that
reter Livingston had been In upipterru pt.d pos
Ot he premises claimed In This suit claiming a.
lie ip lee nce the death OF hts wife In 1872 until the
eDt uf this rnt and offered 20 show that he
hso siwayS claimed tuoh title under certain deeds
vbich ne slisses weie lot. Thir offer objected -
by tie pa,btins counsel and ovrrrued by the Judts
ana dtfepdapts council excepted The pisintns
n,e objected the grounds that the TRANSCRIPTS
of the original deeds which we're alleged 20 have been
lost we're improperly certid.d Mr. siossoD va. heard
b. belt of drf-n dant and the argument viii NJ
ID ON Friday morning to which time the court ad-
iupf
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
KsrcxtasocxEn sAscrvM, Nov. 2s, lsa9.

KSIoxtasocKER SAScrUM, Nov. 2S lSa9.
JAS. GORDON BENNETT, Esq
Dear sir-wiI you do me the kindness to insert tn,
enclosed brief reoiuder to the mild and caro-
TO the Press and the Public" by Mr. Cornelia' Ma
Your ohedtservt l. GAYLORD CLARK.
REPLY To MR. MATHEWS.
TO the Editors Of he Tribune:
Gsntiemsn-l Am afraid that MIR Cornelius Mathews
was spgry when he wr1ts his card To Press aud
the Public which appear, in this nug's Tribune
Thoee be psrlous words" wherein he sllades to the
undersgned; and yet they are but words. words.n
after all lie complains that sndeAvored in the brief
note with which accompanied ths extract from Mr
Dick mss letter which on published tunder heading
Of your own prebxrg by the by to connect him with
the charges Of Infamous nature.' which said
uact contained sgAihst another person or the truth
Of this assertion the readers Of that acconpan
note can easily judge Its only reference to MIR. Ma
criticism Of the writer Of The Living authors OF EuE
land" ss exempihsd In bis sbuse OF Washington Ir-
wing aud bis preferences for the literary style" aud
Ihilos optical mipdn of the author Of Puffer Hop
kips' those Il The author Of David Coppsrdeldr
Oliver Twist" sc Not another iatn,ation Of any
sort can be extorted hardly distorted from the brief
note IN question
Aesnst Mr.. Nsthews' perssnsl character aside from
his literary pretp,iohs have never said nor insinu
stsd single syllable No; the head aud front Of my
attending is that In common with the North american
Rsr,w and other journals Of the first critical ability
In thts c. uutry. have contendtd and with them do
still contend that rs writer Mr. Matthews presents,
In the Way of literary merit aud reputation, pro-
my own Impressions concerDing him, by quotations
from the very best literary minds in America. Hinc
The Eu,rng Mvrcr, In a recent and ,nore eoudem-
nstory article Of Mr. Mathews than peuned,
'skng OF The ingenuity which he has long displayed
In grttIDg himself puhra. - -marks:
We question If any naive bold are, possesses
the bardho'd any lorger to insist upon bis literary
mertfs Every device that desperate ingenuity could
invent has btep put into execution and still the pub
lie laugh at Instead of listening to him. they curl
thor lips 10 obdurate aud pshn at his preten-
tious imI ortUniiy y
Now. gentlemen, ask the publishers Of the sleepy
and sle. ping works of tho author OF Pusr Hopkins
hot
These things be so.n
Good morning gentlemen,
Yours fs,i hfully GAYLORD CLARK.
KnickeIbocher Ssnctum, Tuesday morning,
NOV ~, Is4o
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

LArrsr rnoN J,ssio. by the brig Glamorgsn, ar
lived Mt Baltimore on the zSth the .iasricaa hs4
osv.d regular files Of KiDgton papers u this 10th inst
Jbe Br NJ steamer ray, captain Chspmao, sailed
from Kingston the 1th for England. Vie 81 rhonss
Among the passengers In her, notice tue
of NJ Dillon, late French GonsHi General at the
sandwieh Islands, with his family. his way to
France This II the came functiOBary who. . short
tim. incc. seized upon the isa In the Of his
government
The kiug.ton Dcpsteh q the 9Th notices the arrival
In that city of the Hon Tbos FUote. Chsrgs a AZ
iaires Of the United States for Bogota.
Henri eTz tbs eminent pianist having bses received
In Mexico iu the mcst enthusia-tic wsaaer had rirn
1ed his intention of returning jamaica and dly
expected there on the 10Th instant
The papers appear quite slasd NJ the arrival of
raj Ns,.ls from the United stats laden with si fir
the of the bservs steamers a us nskns ~
tain bat Kingston will herr after be- regular Stopping
place for the above steamers and thereby enable the
people ~ the island to corresponi With the mother
country by way Of the United States with much
expedition than they do at present by tue noys Mail
steamers
The famouth Post Of the Tth says - We are glad To
learn that throughout the whole country the
favorable sDd that although ths long drought has
b g sious injury 10 III. presest crop it y cont
d,ntly sspsotsd that the next will make amends by
fNna ffNFf
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

hnrles w New nitams bas been arrested az sprinG-
fed Ohio. charged with robbtng the mail of large
of onsy. Aboot 81 200 OF the stolen moosy
vas recovered . 81.
Tbe Governor cf Arkansas has appointed the 9Th
proximo ss dry ~ Thanksgiving
The CbrIok.e Ipoisns have prepared block OF
Cherokee r,afnle for the Washipgton on msnument
The Lseissture OF South Carolina sssem oied At Co
lun,bia the 10Th inst
There were ~ deaths in Baltimore during the Sees
ending the 2sth ipst
en- the 2atb iBft
There e snov storm st Albany on the 18th In
The Andruscosgiu sod kenneb-c Railroad wss opea-
cd 20 Watertills. Ne on the 11th lust
tte recently ftl TO tbs depth u SIX Inches az
Osvtso
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

Elise Clement vbo " viii be remembered rourishsi
tii ct in thst city.
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
Movements OF iudiv,d uais.

Baltimore
Hon Jutn G Calhoun vas In Charleston on the 2sth
irst., route tor Warrington
u,b Hebry Nsss a Penn. is Dangerously NJ a. liar
r. burg ic wi not b. able TO rrsoh Xsshingtos ia
time Tor the oisariEation ~ Congress
The New York herald., 1849-11-30
The Austrian spis. ION.
~ t'0trapnpdpnra az ths Ia ora lnC

WAsBIseros, Nov ~. ls49.
II has been to day iptin.st,d fram ao Autaodtadvs
source tnat an Important resolution viii be offered in
Be nate. the nrst DAY of the session Snoad
r.tou from the hands of General Cass, one
of the firmly established fathers OF tho body IL would
tiousbiy receive reasonable Of attention
ana consideration even though 70 might not pass rhs
Senate IL 10 we'll kpewn that theirs has prevailed
throughout The length and breadth VI snd but
teptm. mt in relation to the course pursued hy rhs
Austrian meat sentme MT Of utter ,ion
and disgust Very many OF our most distinguisnea
MIN have expressed tbs opinion that In the a,ted
states II is uobecomng TO hold any DIPLOMATS later
course whatever With the bloody and dstsstAbls gs
v.rpment ~ Austria aud It Ia understood that the
p.depcy OF tuspe nolDg at least for Iimr, au sach
tsrcourse The motive for such = rvsAptisn. might
~ ~$ucr-srucd very possibly srt Il mfshI t< AZ
that 10 Ixa been put forth, mainly bscnuss an ob-
noxious rspretentaire had been sent the of
Austria But Of one thing there b. little doubt.
The fu issiou 20 tha. county viii not be authorized
by onaress Upon this point opinions have been
pressed by men of all shades OF political opinion.
The New York herald., 1849-11-30

THy RfcE CnoP or SoUTB C.HoLir, We have taken
pains to end out how the crop OF this district
win tpra out tnis year Our information leads to
believe that the crop will b. " shortest made
In The dhtIict for tsvers years We have convsr-sd
with planters from all OF the rivers and they ALL With
out exception. Inform ne that they hss. seldom or
bad much light rice. fbis attributable In
great Co the snow and frost la Dri and the
gaze in 5. pten.her Gsorg,fown C) Obsrger, Nor.
THE CoIroS CRor.-A correspondent Of the Ne~ Or
LEANS PIcoyns of the lith inst spesking OF tn.
crop 1t Is ttu- the weather has be
in ihe and the lual result will thereby t.
proved. But willng still abide by the
two millions There Is still cotton scattered over
ths n,lds but not 80 much APPEARANCES would iu-
dcst. u opened so slosly pantsr- dropped piok
ing and have mostly been busy ior Tn. last t~o weeks
gathering their corn which generally turns out light
crop. crop such ss that of 1872 il-lStt I5. aud
OF last year cannot be picked srdioary
During each Of those pchiog began In July and
EXTENDED through favorable falls into January This
year there but little picking until September had
In and by the fret OF December there wilt bs
bale pick lheo instead Of tas open Gro wd-
ing the hands through the three principal pickiog
months. August Sc epiember. and October kno~ OF no
~ho has had full work In that department this
There has been ample time Tor putting hay,
saving pea vines digging sweet potatoes aud houting
without any vast. of cotton IN feet these thing
ws. donen many cases because Of thsr beiug opsn
cot on.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27
CAUTION!

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DR.. Weisselhoff, with prirate notes added by his
own hand, can obtain it only by sending directly
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never sells the work at whoesale-therefore no
Book Agent, Peddler, Postmaster or Bookseller,
can possibly furnish the genuine work. Beware.
therefore, of false copies and limitations, which
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IMPORTERS and Jobbers of Staple Dry Goods and
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NEW YoRK, August, 1913.

NEW York, August, lS4S.
DR. r. NJ. WEIssELRoFF-Sir: The moral ef-
feet of such information as your work contains l.,
believe to be decidedly salutary. The right of
man 10 control the animal instincts cannot be
questioned. think the work will be the means
of doing much good.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27
NOW FOR THE CHILDREN. DR.. HI
EKSE3SH3g|

RE the surest and safest Worm destIo Dying Medi-
N cine discovered. Children will cry for the
Lozenges and eat them as readily sugar candy.
DR.. English in Broadway, New York, cured two
children of fits by using these Lorenges after trying
several other medicines without benefit. He has used
them IN his practice nearly twelve months in over
hundred cases and always with the best success He
says that he has cured four of with only
one box. He also cured boy with a single dose
that had been suffering with fits nearly two years. For
sale by r. STEVENSON, Van Buren,
WIN. B. SUTTON, Fort Smith,
JAS. SUTTON, Fayetteville, Ark's
February H. lS4S.--52-ly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27
Van Buren,, Ark, 9th April, l64S.

JOHN B. OGDEN, late of the firm OF PAsCHALS y OGDEN,
will continue reside perma nently in the old office
of Paschal j. Ogden.
Van Buren,, Ark, 9th Apr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27

TIME subscribers invite the attention of Merchant
i to their large stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Drygoods selected for the South western and Indian
Trade, which will be sold at the lowest rates.
ROKENBAUGH, CONNER & DATER,
No 81, Maiden Lane, New York.
MAY, IS4S -2I-tf. .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27
No. s Stanley Park, New York.

-,us No. s Stanley Park, New York.
Dr.. WE1ssELHoFF-Sir: The princiPleS of
Chemistry applied to the hints for regula'Ihy&he
procreati,e functions, as stated in your work on
Childbirth, would satisfy any weli-lnformed per.
son that the object of that publication could be
attained with the most perfect ease, certainty, and
safety. 81 J. L. SULLIVAN. fe
Professor of Chemistry, NeD University.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27
Dissolution.

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I w. PAsCHAL & JOHN B. OGDEN is thsday dis
solved by the removal of Mr.. Paschal to GaAeston,
Texas. The uncosed business of the firm WI be
closed by Mr.. John B. Ogden to whom those indSted
will please make payments.
GEO w. PASCHAL.
JOHN B. OGDEN. y
Van Buren,, Ark, 9Th April, lS4S
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hand a general stock of Drugs, Medicines oils paints
bottles vols, jars, and all other articles usually sold
by Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27

ATIN Stocks, black and fancy cravats, for sale by
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27
SnE! Snuff! Snuff!!!

A FRESIHdpply of Maccouba and Scotch Stuff
~ by the 5ttle or pound, for sale at the Drugstore
" Sept. 80. K. STEVENSON
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27

ENINE Bears a,d Mac'asar Oil, for sale by
IL Sept. 80 H. STEVENSON.
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Notice.

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27

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i sortment, for sale by WALLACE & WARD.
Eagle Block, June 10, 1913.
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NEw- ORK, September To, IO4o'
DR.. r. NJ. WEIssELHoFF-Dear Sir: should
have no question whatever that the means recon-
rnended in your work on Childbirth, would ac-
compish the objects intended, considered in ref
erence TO physiological principles alone, but |
have also the happiness TO know that it has stood
the test of practical experiment.
Yours, truly. r. LIE DOYEN,
Professor Of Dlidwiery, late Of Paris.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27

nIL SILK, for sale bv WALLACE & WARD.
" Eagle Block, June 10, IS48.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-27

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more fortunate fellow beings. Shall such persons
refrain from marriage this account, or shall
they marry and give birth to feeble offspring,
destined to life of suffering an early death
The answer to such serious questions will be
found in the work here recommended.
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-tnRg but tor the ab0venamed cases. author.
to guaranty cure
we would here remark that these preparations have been
elo the public of New Orleans for the last me eqrs and
they have universally proved effcacous
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