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Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-03
.Ho,ithly Bulletin, NO. ..

A6ERCCM TENHE position of
~ <nEa7, WM u the GrBfenberg
%.A0ZSeekyA Company in its rela-
NA DN&SANA tons to the health of
~ ~ vESlf9 w 1.-THE community is
| %k3HH now fully establish
X \ WNHVAt8ss | led; and the admira-
\ 1st$sE&kSk9/ ! BILE series of the
M HTV4M III Gr@fenberg Medi-
Npe,,--rfS/ cines are everywhere
M1 taking the lead of all
others. In numerous portions of the coun-
try, THE MEDICAL FACULTY adopt
these medicines in their practice satisfi
ed that by their use they can more GER
tainly combat Disease in all its FORMS
And not only do physicians sanction and
encourage their use, but THE CLERGY
of every denomination attest their won
derful efficacy and in numerous ways
recommend them TO the people of their
charge.
THE LEGAL PROFESSION testify
to the same thing; in short, the public at
large hail the introduction of these medi-
cines as PUBLIC BLESSING.
There are over TEN THO USAND H.
GENCIESo of the Company in the United
States, which are not only profitable to
the agents, but of vast benefit to the in
habitantS. There should not be single
Tottn, Village or Hamlet,
without its Gr;efenberg Depot; and if this
Bulletin is read where there is no agency,
application should be made for one at once.
Certificates almost teithom number, are
on file at the Office of the Company, testi-
flying to cures of the most astonishing
kind: many of which have been duly ex-
amined by the following distinguished
gentle Men:
Rev. N. BANGS, D. D., FRANCIS
HALL, Esq, Ex-Mayor BRADY, all of N.
York.
The power of the Grafenburg Medi-
cines over all BILIO US COMPLAINTS
no matter what their form or severity, is a
matter of PROFOUND AsToEIsHMENT. Let
all, therefore, who are thus afflicted, and
who would CLEANSE THE SYSTEM,
resort at once to the celebrated Grefen-
berg VEGETABLE Pills and HEALTH BIT
TIERS. At all events let them call at some
one of the agents, and get pamphlet
GRATIS,
which will fully explain the whole matter.
EDWARD BARTON, Sec'y.
New York, September 1913.
The General Agent for Missouri, is f.
applications for agencies may be address
ed.
1.-THE above celebrated medicines are
for sale at Warsaw, by
BENNETT & SHEPARD.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-03
EGisy TaGes.

n Office is hereby given that the City
~ Taxes for lS4S, are now due and pay
able. The Collector may be found at al
most any hour of the day, loafing about
the street. ready and willing 10 receive and
receipt for all amounts now due.
ED. ALEXANDER,
ort28 City Collector.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-03

TRoN!-l0,00O Lbs. Pittsburgh & Ten
II nessee Iron consisting of all sizes tire,
band & round Iron--C astings of all kinds
Wagon boxes, plow moulds, &C., in
store and selling at the lowest prices, al
dec2 ! SlEPARD'S,
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-03
w AMI T E lI

WHEAT, Flaxseed, Beeswax, Dry
w Hides, Tallow and Deer Skins, for
which the highest prices will be paid by
ksept23 BENNETT &SHEPARD.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-03

! k1pTICEis hereby given that the un-
N .derslgned has obtained from the Clerk
Of the. County Court of. Henry County,
letters Of administration on the estate OF
Melinda Hancock, decd, bearing date
thei6th day of December, 1S4S.
x All persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby notified TO present them
for allowance within one year from the
date Of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded'from having any benefit OF said es-
tate, and If such claims are not presented
within three years, they will be forever
barred.
TRUMAN T. BATES, admir-.
ian6- 3t.49"
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-03
.gEkg&-,RXE&!

z BOXES best Collins Axes,
81 5 do Paul's & Root do,
Yankee and Kentucky patterns, for sale
cheap at [dec2l SHEPARD'S.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-03

nRY GOODS, fresh 4 handsome styles
~ of all kinds, suitable for the season,'
for sale very low by J.. kTKISS0N-
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-03

A GOOD assortment Of Country made
4 4 Jeans, now on hand and selling low at
dec2 SHEPARD'S.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-03

GTONEWARE.-5,0OO Gallons Stone
- ware, consisting of Jars, ChurnS,
Crooks and Jugs, of all sizes and the best
quality, for sale cheap by B. u S.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-03
COTTON YARNS-5,0O0 Lbs. all num-
- bers: just reed. and for sale by
dcc2 BENNETT & SHEPARD.

FsvICKINGS.-20 Ps. bed Ticking, from
u II l-2 upwards, for sale by
dcc2 BENNETT Il SHEPARD.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-03

JAcoB CARPENTER, as Admir-. of the es.
tate of Henry Carpenter, decd, and a
Tiers Plaintiffs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

OVWHNFI 'IfFI' ]
THE BROoKLYS CHARTER TLEC1IO


10 The Editors Of the ~ Y. Tribune
A number of the electors OF the City OF Brook
lyn DESIRE through the medium of your widely crcu-
lated and popular journal to call the attention OF their
fellow citizens to the generally acknowledged merits q
No McMurray the Independent Democratic candidate
for Mayor That branch OF the party which has hereto
fore claimed 10 exercise exclusive control over the
nominations for Municipal, state and Congressional
officers has fallen into much disrepute, snd has be
unpopular that has ceased to possess e,'ne,
influence or power, and its nominations are iooheu
upon with repugnsnce and disuust by one OF 'he
most crowded and respectable sssembages ever con
vened together in Brooklyn, Joseph McMurrsy' E'q
was unanimously chosen as candidate Tor me Ch'T,
Magi.tracy eininently worthy Of the support OF ~
classes OF voters Popular among tho mercanti'e shu
commercial portions OF the community munacen' IN
his Hberaty 10 all b, nevoient iusttutions charanie
to the poor and possessed OF vigorous ana ~eeui
tvated Intellect and refined education De ~ouio %
honor T. the dstne uished position to which hs ieho'
desire to elevate him aud will IL hoped receive ou
Tuesday next a numphsn, majority OF toe party
hacks by whom he is opposed Tours, ,,
RRooKLyN, April l. ls4s r. fLUhbus ONV"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
TUE AMENDED CHARTER Vaarha" Meeting
The following are the resolutions adopted al
the CITY Reform Meeting at Vauxhall on Friday


Nr rulaF
u1., To correct the manifold abuses OF our wy l 81,
-, a. ia. ,,rsueuce years vast ain 80 80 "a,
=, s,aon has 10 smoua eppiesse - "a M,
49, ersn- -ba,nl neAfb doubled within Yea
,s..e pace. ~hne the hsVs Us OF W A.. 80.
80 se.n dlnnh.j except ehsfisr has q,
auds te suhuit'
- 90 M, I,-.dsv next Htsreaf, Ihs snv'' 70
nsht d-i.s y, Az teose "n" .
.s,ns m the bsnshts OF susf~n'eAN ure's . -.
"a ss6.t purposes ~hHh euder ss,i'e eu's 49,
"" .s h prefer hops,, aud economy 10 irsSd s"' ~
therei =, -. xo,sr. nj tins CITY, hi. usBd
800, n.,nuch ss separates the union OF 'kssue aao
- 80. IN o.. s.me eVd not seen IN our ~
eedus po~s ~, condssn.d By the experience OF msntnd
d. lection Hesss oil Dspsftmsn on INC
CHI sdardsd 10 ptoius~ ssl
a. which those Who mAsr hs
.. ,ne Common Couu VINO
at three hhs' feIe's
c,nrrl ~h.r.by the waehiuness ct ue .'u'," W" -
az. ~ OF misusnks~WeNe
IL rate selling ubs pnIe'N n.
Ia,r.rinr money mourning a-bt shat 10 lus,nea
80. ~ an. voting, before cav oe s'' w
traDeh Common Counsil ncoyatne ,aee
an .,p@uditurs Afofdpg security ><~a s,, - 81
~. ,pS improper sssessmsau, aud securing k'e"' "'
public ofeer .,.. o,r,, Of src.. Encouragement and
-. hs,- meet tbs ncf~sr"' uNs
sbv. building ha. bees checked thus d'n'nsA"s INV if'
are .use..,eS TO payer. While noth,e'
more !, pece,ssy than hdrl'ts 70 ths pueS us' "
I,rt.n, anus 10 a
in~.x ~ an and Warmly WIS We ~,,sr
-, Il IN. pol. Tuesday nett ana !" D. go,
- Z - h. ns.a TO prepare ~rtsn bAot a - h,
F~-l-tnssf. 10 CAasfs'. '-thsse bang 'he WINS f
the act . a., ......on If ali GOOD chtsrs fol
- .s.rt,ns a.. desirable reform by which tr''e'
"a I'D ths uss. reduced o"s 'aV "a amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

AiH.r.z. @ IL 49, s,KrHA -. Herr x.Go-s.
az ss1st.sr q - sts WF- s-ana-. r.
he relatives .rt 10 is-aY r-s7-tflT
1u-ra sr1-Ey - ~ a. 1rors
Hs.tss rne Tr-afy
sn1 F-a
A. - o 30 sr1 a. Co., Hal. p - CT q
- n M JAsE NohRIs "a -. y.ar q
t-r
On -lfrr-tT sfs--r- ~ rst - - LOT
ia vaS sLLE~ r. th- - y-ar o' - -
T. fr-nls % - ,l- ---n-iany
1n~ra rr-- t-r 4--. slt- VA
= I.r-s-i irisFi st--rcu act -tsrzf h-r
IT, vi - t.s-a . P-fluf So
iale-
sa.l-ssv Az : % a1lsly eans-p
i4.1 Nr LUsAs =. CARR, fn-t-f. - = y-s-.
On ss;arssy nor.rf Apr :, AAThkN snsthI>pfEE 10
-4th year n -
H. r.---. az bs- o - Jeas " Per-
tss- -, h-urv AL John Ras-
srs a--c "a R.ers D..
,- M. --.s.-.r- H..ry At-n - Fru-htr
sosss. .t~-s.1. Asri y rttrut 'srA-r nvft'rn.
=. - ua.rrng i - - uos-
.fr-..-r --s. 1r E--as ~ Ch AhLoTTE.
Ave E1.f 4. Js5--.o- tls eh y.r
A; N-.ss- wa Mar - softh fr-lsry q
Hs-t-r. - - C :. 49, p
Cosc.ff J-s-r-- Co W. etr.a a. D~a- y Hs-. oi
n-i HI. ar1-rI % ff-s~El co y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
ELyUTHERiA;
GRAND CAHTATA.

Hill srRATING THE CAREER or FREEDOM, IN
Ic,1dpx II. Religious well Political elements from
hs OF lsrs- cut u Egyptian bondage triumph
/, America an reArOnsry tnhu-ucs urOn the Oh gfid
IN Ists word. By HORATfO STONE. ESQ muse by GEO
HENRY CURTIS; orchestral Arrangement ~ GEokuE
sREDIRICK BHlsTOW viii bs given al The
TABERNACLE
On WEDNESDAY EVkNlNG. Apru II, isls
Nv he entire Chorus Of the N-w-iOrs Sacred Music 30
.i .rd The following dstagushrd VOcslists Mrs l. A.
JONTs fChrisuAnsE Mr. ROBERT GEORGE PAIGE,
1VIr,orl Mss p DEUCE. (sybiG Mr. II LINCOLN,
SEER with select Orchestra composed OF in-moep on
m. Philharmonic ard Other bands Director, q bhls.
TOW Tickets - cents each, ~ be had al the principal
Hu.e storrs and the door Doors open II oeoea {;
commencement ats No postpon-nent az Msh8N
4 aViEs FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT F
/ TUE PpDE-Ths Ladies' BenevOlen; Society or 81
p.tr.. Cn,bedYsl will hold tueir FIN Anrufl FESTIVAL o.
H. apolo 40 Broadway Wsor@sdsy evening, Apri
N lsia band has been engaged for the OccssOa Nr
e.,y,r b.s t.d!y yoLBieered his services, sud will.
brsh th the esenng perf1fm several pieces
~ tb- Pisno Tcksts nay be had al me Cstn0hc h0"s
ofss Of tho Of the Cathedral ard al no fo9f 90
,ss sv,nirg u ths Festival ssjss-
SRI Yvk-ASr IN-TIrU rE second eog'ss Of
ssHTlL,s Lectures and Enteftainmens.-hf hill, Ia
,,a.ry called Yanxss Hill" respectfully Announces 10 ne
,nr q. hs second course 81 Humorous Entertainment
,ul eomrnece- 90 MONDAY kFESisG, ADrii 3 o. me
snsye.nnt Institute be given evsry evening during Nc
-ss ~bsn be will be AIDED BY hs superior iaen OF ns
ruch admired vocalist, Ass FANNY FhALsh MI M
x i've great vsu-y u his fsf'aIned lniisn2o. ps
,yu-. gior es Aascd0tef. kr Tcseis' 10 sltdy ara
y-otienar ~ eSnts lsdiss icksts - cshs g-nLe-
rn-t,. .ins le aek-as % cents Doors open nj ss y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
London Markets.

N.is-Bfsh manufactures ir1a good teran3 and
grc-s firmly .nppor-d The scoth Pig ron has
t and although decline Of J. N 3 hAs bees accepted bat
lite has d.b- uzors si Fressns
10 yesterday -od cash fourteen free board
Jr small pa- and -. "a 70 81. for mfed Noe Bar. AMI
PnorsoSsdaeyaH Bacon has been sss freely sssf sst
gfsss the according o. q1sy
ard moss also point chsspe-re quot Pors md
Ham. limited demand ard pfc~s barely
ported sod s- Ard pill - . ~. ~
Nsisrnsns Fa.t-rn Lard da sac bat
not
Heel an Pork Jul s- ans prices
supp Frses Tor shps m
B-.f Il0 to lf. per Of l h. lnisn Ns- o.
per of 31 De, ild. P0rt zoe %
f- PRIME f1 Old
6ensa8 has steady and s bu'nes ha.
done r country consumption foil pcs good ani has iis 70
~, aud Inferior ADD mddlms 3-s % ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
Amerirau Produce Market nj Liverpool.

sead l,nsnd Or tfs h1nifea Poi' shlch are raisF
.csr The Pots Pearls limited though
pressed on the marie; si f0s and 3os
quote any chsfg- the nsrssi hcisrs
t~os quotations. ss rom present
prsp.ss hsvs ample supply Tor the whole season
import and steady and ~ he ron
ufna qnlvei equal The from Tie Wet
Orleans but the quality very muA 49,
part f % far Or --s tainied The 'oe ~ Pr''i
bret limited oar opa1n that Ne wi stp-ren,- .
steady much alteration value an- qis
~ S.. secondary 3D. and INFERIOR 9ss % 80
hs s.rs OF Pom hsvs been equal 70
the -appy whch solely OF VI u quality above
the average Of Amei shE msnts.
~, sud n -om- extent Tie charge N
prrs decded oNsr uy equal 10 10 psfcw on barrel tne
cor auar, baddsr-d has been freely sod 81
a. The .'ntk held here isfg-
steady ard the qualify 81 na'
si.y being very hn have teen sss 10 Is ID
CH,,s-Oays small parcel las sfvet ;hs q1sy second
aud bare OF soct bot Tie con
ed and prlcpA 1eArs have
from so Of tu~ supsrf
anaty .hah All expense Of paying earAss here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
State Of Trade - FreiGhts, Nc'

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF The Trbuhc'
MArANEAs. March 81.
There has been less activity In Sugars Owing 70
M .rctv Of vessels and to the near sPprosch oil inc
uolv Week, during which business will be tsn'ae
re" rs I,.t ,ran,sc,iops left the market much as II
60. ~ 49,. dnr,ns the season. We quote as ioi-
hss iu 10 rals Whites common assorted; II
do do good. do; 10 IL riss Whites; . 40 i.
lows; 81 do Brown. 5a OF DO gear nn sh.oss
Drains are asking ct e. without finding purchasers Al
the latter price. ~ ., ,his nlses. and
Vessels continue very a. nsr hid. 81 50 per box.
r , o. London iOi per cent NewYOrs par to
neFc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
LiyerpooI Cotton Market.

Rrorf f fi Harct l6Ths Committee d Bfo-f'
quoisons Of far Upland. ~ Mobs "a sst
~ beu- the Ia. rs.s Al the sane tine u .
qualities Of
mseg. about under prsvus Quotations
Sales 81 90 bss..
Repo,t ,rdrg March , At the t-gnanr of The
Dull depsssed and 1rc-s hsd
Motto the oiiusry 1ltd
quality OF American sad generally
d..r-ssou 20 from The highest snsi iossd he close o
f~bruay Ind4 and China suf
consideration Of the crop the uad
brought about conhdeuce he arts
therefore both yesterday and to-day has been prrtty
and srrortsr- taxing part and perhaps there
Of Broser- place far U
.od 50 Moba, a. Orleans 40 herng - bes~ ts
Mob and Orleans snds f-mann n
before The generally however, ~ orsr thar
rn3s, have been ~i-n s'cuon and
800 PeruAn Tor export sales .9.2s bales
HoltA Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
steemer Northerber-state Of Trade. &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

HAVANA, April 2. ls49
Our market has recovered from the late ,am,o.
rary decline, and quotations are now C.c.ro.ebe,
as; risl' ordinary yellow, 81 &C mddlins do 6, "a!
FINE do. "a ait; ordinary white. lOsl middliny A.
iOi sloi me do II ALL Azscovdoes, Sal Whether
''e'e rates Will be msintaised or not depends very
Isabel. ~F~N PEI
nos'e, we quote 2i az. rails thoush sses have been
msd- on the Coast At 2 ria,
.es'es continue In good request The rate 10 Cowes
and market We quote at Is t. Cd TO s3 IL, "a Ex.
change on London IOt q IL Der cent
ne LASER holidays commence this week, and
very H'ue business will be done until they are over
our market pretty well supplied with Provisions
and sales rather dull
Inc Northerner, which arrived from Chsgres having
no bih 81 health, was qusrsntned Her psssep gers
rom Chhgres were allowed 10 land after having De.
tlioned the Governor General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
Passengers Arrived.

4. rsam,sy Niagara. for Lrerr'oi 70 HsiVaI-wm War'r
il kusl John Dog Kelly hcCaimsu Jno Gunn. ssefry
hn Crawford Bo~mAu John Neuuus jas waugh Hart
Strong Dohsry. Cisndon Lieut. Holden Cspt lr..nd
Frag Itrsro Nessrs NrCsn, f.ten. hmane. Oh
bert Heroa sud.f Hsds Ceuny, John Wilson Hoses W "i
,ss- Roun8en Goh stewart Bru~nHi. John ssih,
,ohssa Fwsfi Ar-s Car.e bearer OF 5-spstbs. Hl
q II Caster str-ah-id. NFgns. Gf1ans sahen.nd
Dean Rssad Henry sisrne- Motley Baubtg- fnch Honshion
vside.oa Ansham. " Bsiey, bdd-ourb. Aiei murray
~ e1a rAnd Ms Drew Rev James is~s
Cslt Nr~.
Iron HslfsT BesfoE-Ms Ausn and sons. Nc Assia
NJ. Day Ms..rs Connolly, a. sni. whitman, fu'org
KEGS frsgr jas iaughn lhos Mcclure. Char =. II
wing Iob Gordon, John Watsfs, JOHN Burton Don
81 John walsh fh". Walsh.
IL tarl sfsfa ro@ Hsrfer&Dsrel Dempsey. Morris kossh
NICHOLAS Sinfo.i Peter snoctt
~ y E'fisr from Nc o. ie1"i-hf' hones eh'fsI So
.-psni Mr.. Nhsiog and children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
Tia movement in Dry Goods this week has been

The value of Exports for the week ending Apr.
:. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is'o"
There is more Money seeking employment IN
,hs stree, and the demand 10 iess seuve fh's's''
paper 10 lOau per cent, but SEINE mans cannon Dc
Dough. better than per cent
The arrival of the Crescent City without any
gold caused some disappointment In the seeN '1' ING
ooarsors are getting used to that One Of the
the Nor,herner is reported to have $50 600 win
r.. ia IA, her a, Charleston and probably arrived
here to-day.
rHo Loan of $500 900 for the Erie Railroad vas
,..., TO-DAY a, the following rates slooVoo 80
s,ooo - Is; $500. IS 1900; 5000 80 aoeo'
lin D.. A. 600 IS ll6; $500 IS lN; si'SVVO ~
.r.,. ware ,l.o $40 600 bid for q, lower rates ih
~ x.sr loan secured by second mortgage
rbs Recsipts at Sub-Treaury today were
A., AZ PAYMENTS, So go; Balance s2SSS'Soe
rho earnings of the Macon and Western Kan
u .u,osa for the month Of March, ls4s, were
Passengers .-.--..--..----'-'--''' "a y
-, ..........--...--. - A.
Mail ..........-.--.------- --- -.
Total .-----.--'---''~, "a ~, an
r,,rosnondins month Last year -'---- -
Increase equal to 81 per cont 1900 80
tn, .,sc;s rspo,ted BY the Steamer, al boston,
% ,oon TODAY. reached less than ssVV0"' '''A'
from Halifax ,r,.-r,sllv a,
rs, ,su. bv the steamer is commercial! -
.o,,ripa,sd The decline in Co''on ANU
n..., IN Rr,nds tut fs are uhfAveraee, ou' 'ne &c"
...a,,,o, Of business on the other Hae ''e'''
tory Money continued plenty al .s., - are in,
soils had iuc,uated but at the ,'''''
proving. TIE closing r''e was sii, hD.
In American Stocks there had oeen 'A -.
Ma. doing, and prices were veil sustained ''
Circular says; ..,.s.ev, l..t.s,se.
A@.c.n staei' kss. tees . gsa.sDsa sss''s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09


uassts, Es-.rJ. d. crest Bns.s $50 Hans. SOr.an. L.
r,ss Coe-., Mobile souih-rasr. To- Bsrry. Cha'estoa
Gl,a snail H.s.a sos,h.,s B..hoP 90: is0nP.'l'
Fs.@., sos.a.. E.s' s NJ M,I. s.S.
.t csP, john Bsss' s.saA os.S's AZ sc
Wars. Bs.lsl N,d,,oHs Fent -. 49,
s,ea ss.s. s.s,.so r4F S. r;' g. A..
r.nPS o.s, sosa rASs 1s5s. Fi R... fs r-.a
Az E,es Hi. 90 JOHN Pol Johnson Loa.. Chase Bosoa
81 App-,oa H.n.roo, %. corusIs, fouas NBssio'd
sooP Motto, APp'sey rV''snes-
ARRIvEp-sAr Rsb-r Parker ,Of Po',.aouiA W-.., VI"
Br,bP o.orD Las.Oa Dsbs 20 dsy'. 4'o Pa''eas- to
ssc r. Ma, Stevens. tof Boston or.aa IA iy. .,.
Adams sh a'. Cd Cape Hasra' sIeh signals "h
- p.s.S w,Ss. s.- or..s. IS O.. a.. s,,.- Co
Wexford. tlr. q says 10 ''sfas- P-'
~. tI~sra Krod.,s Ap..eh. d. eouSu, ke 70 Pot
BAH Oregon, sPr'sue, Ns~ or'esn' issr' "''s Tie
BE- caasos lss- savasn.A eot,Os a. 70 sIss-' Clear
Br s.rsA Bo~s wscs Noo- Is d. cotton. 10 s'srs-.' c."
b. Joa ror pnalv..r s.- Orleans. 20 days. nt'e 70 Me-
A. fas.n snss ct.r-.os o.. na.. secr-.ay
\, 6rs ara Haa.s NB sys, roo .ua n'ef 70
sr. vrss. r.bo,s Nosl- "A as,. eo,oa, 70 cehsa g.,
az LOUISA H.npe.sl BIRD. NArs cSea y ias'' He'
sterTsfe suA s.,.ss,. sssh r nt.-. to a.,.,
On8o Fsrl.m. ~ Mar o. Ceo, u eAy- nah -. -.
oos 10 A.s.sser teIls par. he vessel ~'-aes 90
srrcss1pssr' - s.- Louson o..
.ehf siIasf-r rt.sssJ. B..toa, % 10 As.'y
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ENGLAND.
The NevtAafion Laws.

By Ttls9rnDh from LONDON. Saturday Morning.
The debate on tho Navigation Laws was resumed
Isst night on the motion OF Mr. Lsbouchere that the
House should 20 into Committee the bill ln doing
20 he stated very important alteration that he had
made 10 the measure at the suggestion Of the Charm
u the Board OF Customs and which was that foreign
vessels should not be allowed u take part ia the
eosstne trade In the limited conte N Hated by
the bin it's first reading. IL the opinion Of the
Chsirnanof Customs that II would be- pfejudicis 10
the revenue to allow either British foreign vessels
IN cOasng with the foreign trade and he had there.
fore TO the determination abandon that part Of
the bill Mr. Dlsesi made OF bis stng ing speeches
against the bill. The debate adjourned without
coming TO a vote.
The rumor that ministerial crisis Ia at hand pre-
vailed very strongly last night Mr. Gladstone is
desvorng 10 concate the country party the matter
now before the House.
The from Canada has caused great une az ne 80
ssa'n 10 the Ministry
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

DISTURBANCE AND DIssATIsFAcTIoN AMONG The
BROOKLYN LocoF ocos On saturday night at large
meeting for the confirmation of the Locofoco nom
inees for Mayor and City officers, when the vote refs
the adoption Of the report from the Mayorsty
Convention put, great riot arose The fre'i1eh'
and Vice Presiden, escaped through the windows Jonn
Pierce Esq (the present Police Msgisrs'e) was SUB
stituted In the place Of John v Bergen aud Mr. VIM
Perkins lex Sheriff of Kings County In place Of VIM
Ellsworth.
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ss7rGsr A1rn
~ IL. fsgn stVes. Lsr- bad s.pr-s.rg s5 apps Bfess
stpf- s-r-rsaJ 40 ta- qsofstoss
A.hEs-Poi. sa>. 50 hi. = Pear.
arss-
fofTNN- movement c1raDes % 20 bait. src f-
Tfho4, mxs1 ra,g- O9>fsrs s1tng or tie tier
FLOUR AND MALE Folr tie demand has got. az
no ing pace r r-sh On H.
~ & 81 ~ fg-- FOR Ntsrrs az CITY s-alss
Par koi Western and sts-s bad M f,1f - s1t
pure lscsa.1 .hsp
nsn; sad - - % Is stand. sboct axe
yesterday 1h-ro order. for ping
let OF Ns~ cresn. the small rae y or
snf root -rz-t Ihse far nr sufs-r- 6---pas a.
= a az vita 20 b1- G@og-.Os Echusnc bsmors g.
nsls1g Nor'L Csrrs ~ va "a! - 'uf Jr
m ~ - lbis Rye fogf - sh snA
GRANITE o wbsst heavy Gsa.s-- ros1 prob
al OHIO sbcaf Com snc IL
brought buysrs Ths ss- 400 hgst a. q
ressrsd S.s Oran. ~ or heated souhsfn sil af -hs
5Jat5 faf Fat and rosnd ysor some r1sr1 Jsry
ff snd 5I or rht- Rye ~. t-hT-r-t O.
slsh Aboui 900 bash Bsf-y charg-d snds ate
Supposed oats 23d3c Tor RIVER. snd quei
WHIskY-40 Dol. Ono -i a. sad - tbs Prsou a. ne
PROTSiDS-In PDrs there but r- movement % gay The
bis The nssei stands sbou; D. :
10 offered 10 sns 10 - .t-s The sac. Of Bel
bll ueg b5s County Pm at - Lard not trn
INFERIOR and sds 0f prime and rhon- II
mgc The ss-s 100 s
,hd. dry Ham. ~ Batter ard Cb-ss-
hssvy
BggswsX-sas. lsoo = veiior a; q Hsl.s cash
OILS Ln.eed dgA sttsa54- r ss-. 20 - select
- " h<e Al 3.0r3S.
GUASo-A Of 100 tons Pers',a made 81 = loa
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MARKETS.
Liverpool Cotton Market. .MARCH "a


The Cotton marx opened & morning steadily with prospect
sale. TO the extent 5 bales beng made 10 jayihe cur
rency Of yesterday beius inantsinsd