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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16
CINCINNATI, March I, 8P M.

The river has risen rapidly here during the
last twenty four hours, and the water is three
feet deep on the floors fronting the river, be-
tween Maine and Walnut streets, but ii is
now about on a stand. Below there are great
freshets in all the tributaries. The Big Miami
rose at Hamilton twenty feet. The lower part
Of the own is inundated. The Miami cana
broke in three places. The acqueduct near
Carthage is partly carried away. The TeIe-
graph wire will require ten weeks to be re-
paired. The little Miami railroad is also dam.
aged, and I understand the cars are unable to
run through.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16
McNabb on Doctors and Clements on
Lawyers.

Lawyers
We mentioned moi long since that the
told ~rallsman," McNabb, having b,en
fooled by ZONE OF the Doctors with their
Latin prescriptions, had introduced a
bill TO compel those Doctors to write
their prescriptions hereafter in plain
English, Emulous Of this bright exam.
pie, a star Of inferior magnitude, but
destined to have some place in the Iega!
firmament has arisen. Having been
often fooled and misIed by those old Cel.
lows called Coke, Blackstone, Chilly
and the like, one John. Milton Clements,
author Of that we'll known ode to the LIST
volume Of Chily's Pleading commencing
s'HaIl, horrors! ha,l!w and late a rep
TeSentative from Holmes county, in our
Legislature, has introduced and caused
10 DO passed, by force Of reason, wit,
cancusing and log-rolling, in the legisla.
tnFe aforesaid, at It's last session alore.
said, viz, at the city Of jackson. for his
" special behoof and benefit and to
the great annoyance Of all lawyers and
against the dignity Of the State and ii;
bar, a certain Act 10 abolish special, and
oil ether pleading, in this State. v G
have not time to give a synopsis Of lhi'
bill, but we notice one omission that ",
fear will render the act at Ptesent,useles.
It ~Prescribes that all petitions, etc. il
legal proceedings shall be ineligible t
the most common understanding. Nov
If the author Of the act had only bee
appointed commissioner, OIL gauger G
Pleadings, to tx the standard Of the mo-
common understanding, the thing woul
have been perfect. Butt having bee
suggested that some Of our Judges ca
furnish a proper gauge, we drop the ma
ter. The law will be fully carried o
IN some Of the Circuits.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

QUICKEST TRIP YET!-The fast run.
ming Canton and Yazoo City packet capt.
ISRAEL, with engine Of six mule power,
has made one Ofthe quickest trips on re-
cord. She left Canton on Saturday last,
and after taking in aload Of cotton, ar.
rived in Yazoo City on Sunday evening"
took in afull load Of groceries and pro-
visions on Monday and arrived in Can.
ton on Wednesday evening, making the
two trips, including the time Of loading
both cargoes, in 4 days and hours
Who wants a railroad now2
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16
Nd. Cobb and had. ,rl.D-

N Ata Wlnthlaf
The Massachusetts ~anti.slavery n,
its annual Report. pays this .onDr,
Mr. Cobb, the LocOfoco Speaker Il 4,
SIN regard to the present s~lavs,bod;.,
er OF the House, it is a curiou and H.,
fact, that Cobb has given MOT. v.iShl
an'i'sls very element Of the House, A
done by his northern prsdeesroE-N,
throp."
This is all true. Mr.. Cobb Gn !,
leading and influential free soi,n ,
committee which relates to ii. op,r
slavery-on the Judiciary, on TsriSt
on the District Of Columbia. Nj. Cd
what Mr. Winthrop nOblyrefussd toaaa
Mr.. Brown was repUdiaied with dsr
the South for agreeing to do. Nj. "
is truly a man Of lofty traits above
and reach Of demagoguss ia either u
the Union. The injustice with which
treated by some Of his Southern patti
who voted against him to secure he
Of such a man as Cobb, produced
no petty feeling Of revsnge OF CHI
bis sentiments or mode Of action. Hid
ly voted to lay the PrOvisO on the I'd
denounces the free sellers as warmly
thoroughly now as he ever did 10 Fanul
According to their own statements tha
no more powerful or bitter enemy
North than Mr.. Winthrop, and no on,
they assail with such constant, FsmoFss
bitter malignity. In late speech inQ
in answerto Mr. Root, he spoke Of
principIed faction in the following ierf
"Tnere has never been a party az
cloak Of philanthropy, that has been 9
rative and abusive as the Tree SOL n
did not believe that there was ever y
in the history Of this or any other ccunl
audacity and false statements IS zoe
their Marty have exhibited; ho had
and more than his share here and q
Thete was a nest Of vipers IN bic dlSlI
had been biting a file, and having eEo1
teeth, they want to use the teeth q "
members Of this House"
Unfortunately, thew did got The u''
of members, and Of bis own parry I
Stephens, TOOmbs, Cabell, &cp F'lol'
ly with Root, Giddings, Wilno' lnd'
loco party, at the election Of C'Ss %
feat Of Winthrop. We are po' 'aa
the Wings Of Georgia like this ''0'
Representatives to defeaI Wl'lhI'P
sake of such a man as CObb, by ~
not have been sustained mere
from the deep expressions Of lHa'sl'
the whole wing party. A. :
has injured the party not 'niy Y
] but in the South, BY weakening 90
and moral power Of those 'ao''S
!. Toombs, Stephens, &c, have y NJ
gained morning. for the South ~. l.~'
party and most especially n''P'l'
selves with the people
MOntgoaefJs 80.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16
From. he N. 0. Rsay
LATE FROM CALlFORH'l

The British steamer Avon s'"'
morning at MObils Point "" !.
his arrival We have received S'n
naosrs q the lst Of February,
We are glad to learn 'aa' lA' y y !
prospect Of the speedy r'li'l ! I. u \
City from the waters win "n'''
lu,ed BY the late food ,as,I
Vernon aud other towns h',' =; ~
or less BY the overflow, ana 'n'
rapidly receding. Gil,
The Waters at sacraa'u. !, n
firing a, the rate Of four in'A'' Y
t',,"s A STRIP d land twenty &C.
W., i .ndonod by the food ~
In The adjacent ooua'ry go
begun to appear. ~. hsl
The Alta CalifoFn'a W li,.a.i
u.ncs from tho placer i al' I'M
; sv,g. bv The severity q ~ =.
r"'''t the mountain districts d,,s
ware buried in snow, a. y "a
l = a1aH IHUU ~"
swollen, and the weather .Sonrsrui
work. Miners who hav' n, ,Ass
yet along pa.,sbIy we'll s 7. ,sqD.l
no protection but canvas S y. NJ \
10 leave the 'diggins'' " :. ,..sh
enabled large qusnliii', .'ssou.d
50 that provisions were s .a.s.. NJ
and selling a. very n'o ! s.uu
BY the quantity Brought IN I, sal
oo,k from 81 TO u p''.', ss,,ins
NJ other vegetable = I. 7, ansts
middle and north 2, Y. ns,,isi
''A AZ the Georgetown 'd'i'''
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

LouI'TAEA-TH5 soUrurauco-,n
Louisiana Legislature has adoD,.5
and resolutions on the slavery oo..,l
Of the resolutions advises d. ~, 9o''i''
and send to the NoshvlIsC Convene TsSs,'
delegates as there are momS.'. 9
Legislature. % ID
There is no mention Of n.
issue in the preamble or in ii, ~,
is not even alluded to in i.
ner, and we are lef, to infer n,
not oppose the admission If C'rs'.
her present constitution.
The only issues stated BY II.
OluliOns are the following;
Sd, Resolved, That Loui,l,,.
warm and devoted al,aehm.D,
Union, and would deprecsts " a'
a national calamity, but IT, n so
constitution of the United s's,...l 0l'lis,
gard OF the spirit Of ~eonesS,;.s aAt
mise IN which it was framed, C", 20
engratl in its Legislation am n Saae''u
ting slavery in the Territoris.p o','n
!sh It IN the District Of ColpmGS.' nou
it's intercourse between the s,',s. q
SlS' it to the last extremity. nc
The South can be united uoo, Il.
but there can be no union in i,v., y
ing the admission Of Cslirmi. v
howeve', SO much unanimilv !, u.
view Of that question as to in,st'
claring that the opponents Of Il, NJ
in a microscopic minority. Th,y Il
or potent enough to be doing Il, a.,
wrong and injustice, and 10 !. rI..'
ing liberal northern men from S-,I,i.'l
they might and would do much ! n.
ern rights upon a secure basis. s,.s !
designing agisatOrs ought 10 i, M
denounced and repudiated.-y VII
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

Co UNrERFEIr DIMEs-TheFs are a vast nun.
Der Of counterfeit dimes in Circula'ion,and they
appear to be daily increasing. A friend told
US that he yesterday received four Of them in
change at one time. They are, we understand,
made Of steel, and therefore Of full weight.
and though well executed, arc readily detected
BY JhO omission ofthe thirteen STARS around the
figure OF Liberty. Our citizens should be on
their guard against thsm.-M O Bulletin.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

A Telegraph:c despatch to the New
Orleans Bulletin, dated 9Th inst, says
that Senator Foote has warmly opposed
Mr.. Calhoun's views, as set forth in his
recent speech, and says his proposed a.
mendments Of the constitution are unten.
able.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

CoTTON.-Ntw Orleans, March 9.-The sales
Of the week amount to 1890 bales, the mar
ket closing at a decline on the prices Of the
previous week. We give the quotations for
MiddIlng 1O3aff;; Middling Fair IIiall},
Stock on hand g24,7gS bales against g6O, 1853
last year Whole amount received at New
Orleans, since Sept LIST '49, is 65S, 296 bales.
Prices in YazoO City on Tuesday last were
for Middling l04, MiddIing Fair 1O4.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

The Misslssippian says that the State taxes
have been reduced SO per cent and 100000
dollars appropriated to common schools. Al
so that lands on which the taxes are not paid,
instead Of being sold will be forfeited to the
State, r deemable at the A uditor's Office, with.
in W. years, If not SO redeemed by the OWN
or, the Auditor, after that time, is authorized
to make deed for the sametO any one whO
will pay the redemption money.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

Through some un~accountable accident
the copy Of the foreign news was lost
last week. We give all that is impor-
tantthis week.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

0TWe call attention 10 the advertisement
Of the Republication Of the British Reviews
and ulackwood's Magazine, BY Leonard Scott
4 Co. We saalI give a more extended no.
lice next week.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

Mr.. Calhoun's proposed amendment to the
Constitution, is said to be a Northern and
Southern electoral College to moose the Presi-
dents, who are jointly to exercise the execu-
tive powers. 1t meets with no favor among
Southern members. So says despatch to the
Picayune.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

, The Creole will correct errors II The Tain
resolutions next week. Also in the Canton
tesalutiohs. Too crowded now.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

Col. ], F, CUsHmAN, was elected Re-
porter Of decisions Of the court Of Errors
and Appeals on Thursday Of last week.
E. q, Henry of Madison, who was not
a candidate, received 40 votes.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

OF those who composed the onven
ton that formed the California Consti.
tuition, ninety-one were from free States,
and twen.y-one from foreign States and
countries.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

er rh3 sSa hsra Sta,es' Right association
meets next N, nday at This place.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

A RALLY FOB THE UNION In the
NaIchez Courier Of the 9th, under this
head we 6nd a call for a meeting Of those
who are not opposed TO the admission Of
California With its present constitution,
The list Of names signed TO The call fills
neaEly half a column, Among them we
find the Bames Of the Duncans, Marshall
Henderson, McMurran, Elliott, Win
chester DObuisson, Lacoste and other.
Ofthe oldest and wealthiest citizens Of
Adams, % veil a. of its mechanics anG
merchants.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

THE LEeIsLATURE,- Previous 10 its
adjournment, rendered the use Of our
State House 70 the proposed souther m
Convention, il case they should hold
me convention here instead Of al Nash.
vile.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-03-16

Col. P. W. Farrar, Speaker OF the
House Of Representatives in Louisiana,
died on the 18th INST, at Baton Rouge.
The New York herald., 1850-04-10
CITY TRADE REPORT.

VI.
The cotton market opened heavy in the forenoon,
but the day progressed holders became rmer, and
the market closed st at about the quotations given
below. Dealers in tho article guided more by the
accounts received OF the the falling OF in the receipts
the South than by snything contained in their late
adyices from Liverpool. Ii also believed that
should the cold weather have extended into the cotton
States injury would result to the young cotton In the
forward districts Low grades Of this State and
Wcstern -four firm. with fair sales Canadian
was quiet Southern continued firm with moro doing
Wheat without marked change, with moderate
sales. terms stated below. Corn firm and
prices steady with \ fair amount OF sales Pork was
dull. and with salss Of on terms which favored
purchasers. Other articles were without marked
change and rather quiet. Coffee continued heavy.
Sales Of 1t. Domingo making for export The
auction frle went off ct decline. The tea sale
brought together good company, and sales were made
ut about previous rates. part Of the blacks were
Withdrawn. Arrivals Of sugar we're large and market
heavy
Asnrs-The market wes active for pots, with sales
Of 100 tbls ct So oJ S. l2'- pearls we're dull but
firm at 50 Tj.
BsrAnsrrsrs.-T7ous-Th sales reached C.200 bbls.
including fin. at - 3Ik - 52ti 81 25 81 Jo
Canadian. 81 so; common State at - 81 81 SE
straight state and mixed Ohio at S4 81 q 81 "a;
mixed 10 fancy Michigan at s5s s5 81: and pure
Gencsee at $3.50 IS o2is. Southern Flotr-soinc
1,G00 bbls. sold at Si II S5 i2H. Rye Flour
was quiet, 100 bbl-. sold at So 7j Corn Msa--sales
made Of SEQ bhls white Southern at 50 81; 800
thls Jerfcy at 50 GSh; and 80 bbls Brandywne at
81 ~. URsd.-1he sales included 900 bushels mxel
Ohio on private terms Rye duh at 57i.c Oats
sold freely at ilc s3c.; and Jer,ey at SIC, ioe
Com transactions up 60 Oo0 bushels ut 53c.
Sils for damaged and heated Southern; jic. 5iic
mixsd Southern; 54isc. for round white; 55c. for
southCrn white; and 56c for round and fat yellow.
CoTros.The sales to-day comprise about 1900 balcs
Prices IN the early part Of the day rather un
Ftsedy ut stEened up at the close, ana tight
NJ the annexed quotations
The New York herald., 1850-04-10

BvESos ArsEs Feb 7-Hsir.-Horse. short, per
robs "a 10 o; do mixed. per do, 20 10 .; do long
Is to "a inches. do, SO % o. Hide Cuttinxs-Baied
qnintal rs s. IIides-Matadero or salsdero heshed
country, Is to 80 lbs. average az At u for North
America, per 30 lbs 40 Al Of all stake, per do. 3S
do do, 63 lbs and above do 40 AZ 2; do COW, 4S to
As lbs average do Is SO q do do so lbs, and above
do 80 90 - h1rss s1,ted each 10 o; 40 so az
cow do. do, 900 3. Skns.-Cslf to i: lbs weight,
per 80 lbs. Is SO q nutria, per h.. s. sheep,
washed, fine and ordinary per dozen, 81 "a 7; do,
dirty, per do, "a a 80 7. wool-Ordinary, washed
per arroba, "a 32 u do, dirty 10 IL 7; Mestiss,
40 60 u do, dirty, 25 a IS u Cordova washed, % g.
do, dirty, 0s EKchange-United States, per cent
discount; spanish douboons, 252n 252; Patriot
doubloons 24e $50; do. dollars, 15s 15x; Spanish
do and Pataeones, 157< 10. Preishts nominal
M
The New York herald., 1850-04-10
y VuothliOns
LIVERPOOL CLAs,iYcAriox.

corrtK-The market was very firm though the opin.
ION IL general that prices have almost touched bot
The auction gae Of Rio showed decline Of one cent;
IL embraced 80 bags at ok lOs; aso 200 Java at
liz. and 30 Marrcsibo nj So pc, months
CAssA.-by auction 2oc0 mats sold Of 2lc u 2,c., 0
months.
PpurT-Salrs Of 900 boxes Palermo oranges st pri.
yate isrgnin
RrsrnpKs.- Sales were made q 900 pounds primo
Western nt Sc ca-h
FR,JenI--5oo bales Of cotton were engaged for L.
yerpcci at a; corn taken % "a. and some dead
weight ~ 10 y 16. For Glssgow-2O0 bbls lard were
taken at 2cs. To Lcndon-Provisons were taken st
% per hhl; dead weight vt 2- and ashes at ~. Cd
LrAp.-salos have been made Of 20 tons Spanish, at
50 30. equal to cash.
on-ii.c,d sold TO the extent Of 10 600 gallons in
PRovIsio~s.-Thcre IN easier feeling In the mar.
ket for pork with slcs II 80 tbls nj 50 % $40 for
80 Tor 81 for clssr do aud Ss Is fr
PRIME Rc,f wn- lower with sales of $50 bbs ut Ss ~
80 for country mcss. and 80 70 80 for prime Beef
Hams we're quiet. and nominal at $40 50. Cut Meat.
were more plenty. aud the market e-s bu0yant About
40 hhds good shoulders, dry saitel changed hands
3se.; go hbl- tierees in plain pickle, at axe; snd
40 hhd- plain ham- 5Hr Lard was not 80 active: s,s
ecmprissd 40 bbl- aud teree- prime n, Gif s6Ir:
ard 10 Kegs do. 1t sHe. In Butter or cheese wc
hove no new feature to report while the market
firm.
sun.-Atout 30 bushels II American nar ehangci
hands "a 81 80.
svcap.-A heavy feeling continues . prevail There
!. .fom'thlng going ON IN Porto Rico but not yr,
closcd. iloifmsn sold loo hhd, New Orleans st Sc
ahe, months. for very handsome.
1r~.-The cargo - the ship Oneida w.- dispo-cd Of
this day, at prees equal TO those obtained the pre-
vious fale. a large proportion of the hrcks we're
Withdrawn The saer made were ~ ffliovS term a.
notes ct siS month;-Hy yson-Ss chest. ~ ~: ~ do
~ II - do -: Ss hf chests "a. 20 ea.es So Young
Hy.on ~ hf chc.ts ss u DO 81 10 DO 50; y do a.
80 do iois - 10 800 - do. S7y: l6 DO ST. IS do
Jh CSC do. -; 1da DO 3Jh 30 10 IS. ~ do aiy: -
DC 33h SO DO. ~; 10 do ~ 20 DO 3Jy, 20 DO 2o,
80 errss oAttics a.: 2j2 DO 46i.. 70 10 o. Uy.on
skinl0o bf chests 2ii; 26 chests "a ~ do 2)i 2pl
DO 20 Tvankay-ldS hi chests n Gunpowlrr-13
hf chest- 60: 20 do. 80: 35 DO AZ. Is da AZ I'm.
rcral-li hf chests o. % do -: n DO 52i,: o. 10
COS SO do ssh l6 do az; - DO ~: 81 eases cat.
tics do. co Oulong-to hf chests u; l2l do i0N -
do. IS; 81 DO. 36is. ~ cases eatties asg Nnxvonx
souehong-ayo hf chests 3i-Soue hong--a0 hf rherts
.Sh sS5 do. -. Pekoc-6o hf chests 20: 40 do g5l
ls4 do 2. chnion POvehong-SS hf che-ts Sss. 6j
do ss; leo do 81.
wHIssry.-Thi- article wss IN better Demand With
tfm market and sales of prison ., .3,,e cash; aud
drudge at 23c.-time aud interest
The New York herald., 1850-04-10

ArAtsomcot-a, March "
Arrived Brig Hsrp $, Thomas In distress having sips-
risHesd hes', sslss' schr Tr,on. Ne- fors -
krriv,d-Bsrh sarah Brysut ss,snsss. ist ug briss
waiter Hs,s Ssn Jss. sis si,, slt Nsp,uss
sshr At.i story fert az rriss s,h ul, If brrs rre
sstss % . t.r hs,,fn ~ ~, .s wshm q S
York. Palestine dis,hsrrng Tsa fct Boston. 70 Gays
Rist, and ranus, for Nsv te.s. IN o.
neier-Ship Aymsr ffo~ husnos A'rss bari Sherwood
Vesrse-skip Kaiso S.~ ori..s., Aseu.ns Norfolk 70
sa st s san r.s,, IT, n's sss ,1rs. w., ers
baltimore. Naria and Oresn Qre-r. IhiNirlrhi gehrs
philsdelphs, Albany, Gers. fr.ard. Genoa Seneca.
Ellen and Aristas Ns- fcth s0op O'eeos san frsueieo
Arr ,,hr rsinyr, Ncrfsis. sch. siosp Fisk SYort
Nsw Oatr,ss. Aprn l.
hrfiyee-SAp Si-. noines Nforh. brs Frsasis b Bcsh
issiOw-sAip Mediator SYcrt; Gen Hsrrsy Csly,slos.
Arrived-S,hr Caroline. Norfot
Bsicr-Brs Resecc, from Cuts.
NKv RgnyoRn. April 2.
Aulysd-shr Mar, sgT,h rseise 80 Jn. -, -. sni
gecrs. shsnrlr, Newport IN ~. ~ 40 Ivne ath, shrs
NR no ~ whale March ttb % Pernatuso rss-i sbp
eni neston for Ssa freseis,o s,hr Ccfoeis. from
NNcrk. -
Arr tsrh Ioshua nrs-tor xst IriS trioIe. a.. Maine
tardrrss, 20 u ,chts Ruth Thomas thAr stcn; flsyhe
W 4 hvss. Whsrl Il iis- tiss' ss5 RhsSe isissd Ns-
Ncik. -
Assi-sd-shir Susan Iud.ies Bo.sss. -
Ciserrs-Bris Rs,uer. Fsrs. -
Ar-',ee-.rs Y-grrs. North rscine. ,ss ssss-eA Il
isttS 30 frsrn 10 ttc, NV hs bSns heeta iESm VI
The New York herald., 1850-04-10
TeleKraphic Reports.

pkClISE IN COTTON.
NEw 0RLsArs, A prn 4 1850
The movement In cotton for the last four days,
braces q 600 bales at advance Of c to Nc. since
the receipt OF the Nagsras accounts the 3d inst
hiddling IL quoted at IKE. ll&c. The receipts
10000 bsles behind last year Rio coffee Is held arm
at loc The sales Of corn. yesterday, 10000
bushels, at Soc. 5se Mess pork Is selling at 50 So
Nrw ORLEANS, April 6-P. NJ
The Europas advces have come to hand, and prices
have declined Ne The sales Of the day comprise 5000
bales. and those from the Sd to tho 6th 1000 The
prices obtained previous to the receipt of the
were very full they now stand lie. for "middling"
and 12e for fair" The market for Is advancing
NEw ORLEANS, April "a. NJ.
There Is less doing In cotton buyers not will
ling to pay the asking rates which about equal to
those current on the 5th The sales yesterday were
consequently restricted to 500 bales mt prices showing
decline Of y since the Europa Lead has advanced,
and now quoted at So Corn Is in request ut 60c.
being an Improvement.
BALTIMORE, April 90 p. NJ.
Piour has advanced with sales Of 900 bbls Howard
street at 81 ST. the market closing Arm Red wheat IL
quoted at 81 0s and corn SIC. 53c Sales Of $50
hhds New Orleans sugar at 4he Whiskey ia selling
at 22%e. Provisions quiet.
The New York herald., 1850-04-10

Cleared.
sis .os @Hs% s.s a. 9ssS.s sos as.
Estss n%.iI sfsu, fn Co Alien SsSs.s cSssics
r. fss s.s s. s:se S.s Sa s.
brig.-Astiye ts-) hkmsn. Geihenburs. ThoI,pson d
Ssiq s5 sf'ss sss MINT fss,
Hunter Anderson. Paine. 81 Marks. sc. coe. Anaer
De-, S1.S fs A5rs.e iS..1 ns'SF y.t; s,
! sL,rEan, Bestop; Ophir. Insrah am. Portland.
Arrived.
liP Tao Dlth, Csnton Dec a. With teas aud silks 10
SHIP Sea q1ssa g. n;.Al Nnrs's; c.,s ssa.ys ri,a
v.s,nsT ssis T.'. OF The rs.s's,, ,rliS ..: Sc -,
&C. % Trcsi Hicks. T1psrsnesd heavy weather The
e. rith prs'isen, tn. has ~sd. the pas
fr Bar 10 Bar 10 u days. aui has teen ds Of
ship ws,s.h. Dsv. New Orleans with ua.. 70 rres,
ssir Jshr MorrSi Si msli.ssIl Stevens Arsis.sssi.
s,,s foS lNE rlish stsrwsrds yo,rd 70 INV whom
p. S fs r % Ssy % e rS gsS ;-s ., e sr s
rSddes ssre twisted % wa "a arneys in The gale q pa
aAy nl, ard 10 g-t,les % shore r; .rnsss,
~ zane anchor under the woodland, Monday nht
va ws,. s'c c.s .ss ssn G and brought Into port By '" tug
slp Marion Tlomp-o- Savannah. days. 9th cotton aud
bark Sarah sheafe sands. Arsisehisols March H. w,h
eotir r. 10 Tayle 4 kerriii.
Brig Nevrss. CriGrH Nays-uc,, rR usrrh - With cof
~ and mee.es o. the maser Sid aoo With bs Topss
rris ysr,isn Duseh. Mccgrery cardeass : days. With
nelssses, 70 Young. Hawkins 4 Go.
bz Cdnrsrcs fBri card Long I-lsad BahanA is days.
With salt. 10 n Nswusn. -
BS nent.rsy Keller. Ne- Orlssns - DAP. si,A sugar
Se, 10 W 1runiy 90.
Bfig wses-a Powell It N.rss 10 days With cotton. 10
ts Andsrs0u Co. APRIL fc IN with quantity % vreek
ttuf, md picked OF cstin door marked A
Schr Icanrc Parsons New Orleans - dsvs With
vnd rnolaSe- 90 Retcrts Williams. kNper~ncsi very
With lose q part of dct ies s, los, fore
tcJu jt-icom. No dste lat -5 80 on ~ 81 spoke
ehr fsss q Bas. viii los % aAa aoi fore sopms sad
ssiT Hornet ief Es,rinE'onl s,roui DsbeJ Co. with y,i
lcN yire. TO y Roksniaugh.
scLr Eelscca, wogiam, Pctsrshurgh. 5 days.
ScLr " Rates Davis, milton. De-, ; drys.
Sehr samuel Painter. uudsen. Milton, Del iay-.
Shr thsrls white rhils1eiphis With grain ssd lumber
Sshr Calcutta smith rtiiadeiphia
Schr QueAsc Trader (Bl Bitbin Archat. NJ. - days.
With coal 10 NeE,crs Has czPceaesd very Lssry -ea-
thor.
selr Pawtu,k.t orSns,ee Themaston. sdays.
Below.
Al.e scsth ,he Highlands asd brig In the Ess
ofhns.
shire Ncrthcrucr ( Wsterusn, San franciseo; vercou
Fuller Clifton. 1nyersoii. New Orleans; Al
len NJ Nam Charleston; hsrt sauthsr san frsneeo;
Fsact stevens Ssvannsh HUNS. Henry Charleston. hrx
iawr.nee Wall Nsuvtss steamer fenobse0,, s-ymour.
fhiiadolphs; and othcrs.
Appu e-wind during The day fron NV.