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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

\. 80. rs Broad street
EsNSRENsCH SOAP 81 received 5an invoice Il
French soaxs the Toiets at ''''''' u
II Sc sss 49, KIN. zIMMERMAN's.
i al, s., ~ = DAVIS SalS Is & GoDDIN.
/ SsvfsATH EfSS.--IO0d Ibs Live Geese Featb hers IN
4 u consignment and for sale hy ','s'S
lssssesl4 . eTINSIEY & BRYANT.
ksf5 m rbrea sor, tr, f,r ~ =
ofthe year accustomed to house work AppIy to
TA;I8 1TOLER aX COOK. AGENTS. Z
RE "a 1 los he balance Shn year Cook
oc l-st ~ II. CAUTHORN.
KIRESH DATES. - bbs. fresh French Dates.
n superior quality, Just received and for sale bv ~
Sc ~ SIMON BONAVTrA.
NJ sale q sSn''ls = '10sA' -
g ~ lesAvENPORT, ALLEN q co.
81 PU reel Is'f LAID a j. Co.
s. 2 " Main street Corner 18th
! VI sale by ''''''s n 1's~"'''' ~
au 20 WILLIAMS q CLAIBORNE.
| G ROUND ALUM SALT-receiying and for
g % saie nom 'ns !, D aWM n n Snpr .11p 81
| GoGnSEEX K1 ToR ocTO Err; ALLEN 6
Godeys Isdys bo aas' the October nI Of
0E 5cI lsD ON TIE anP EEL: received by
Z. & e., : :, =, 4nonAlo q DlNO,
EkKlMGS.-50 boxes Scotch Herrings, for
Sc ~ VIM TAvIop
UHVnR TIT -, q ~ :, - : :.
In BRICK. for sale.
| Sc 81 TAS WINSTON
n n p :, -, :. 80 =
Me- and quarts, receiving and for sale nv III p"'s
WIZ WILLIAMS g. sa TJ'41RopNE
MEOLLINS3 EXTRA NEW ETnTTp g.
m II sale by DAVIS a. G0DDiN 40
au No, l72 Broad street
WWERRINGS.-2 hills NJ cross uovr;nos a.
sale '0o Oo'S NO. gross Iiefrlngs' 'of
Sc is VIM TAYLOR
Il RON WIRE, all sizes; also, lot Of Steel Wire
u for sale by THOS. a PTrsr ~
CES5sH7,s :, 5,,.5S75c - :. : :. = : = =.
e. skies, landing, per brig Itaska, for sale by
oc WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
TME.-950 hbIs Wosbn,,,on - :
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

a SMALL LOT OF NO. 1 FAMILY
Sc 2e R. S. GLAzEBRooK.
a PPLE BRANDY.--2o bbls. good JERSEY
Sc II E. H. sKINKER.
a SUPPLY LEATIE Err HOSE just receiv-
au7 T. A. RUST
s A DAMAANTINE CANDLFss.--50 boxes Star
< VA brand, for sale e BY -.
HpACON SIDES.-25 hhds. prime, for sale by
-aD Sc II DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
EpRoOMS.--2oo dozen Germ Brooms, Just recei-
Sc 81 WIN. TAYLOR.
MpROOMSs-75 dozen Brooms, for sale by
p Sc 4 JOHN N. GORDON q SON.
HpACON.-Sides and Shoulders, very superior.
sel7 7D''s aus " IL < 1 CLAIBORNE
EpACON.-Plinle Sides and Shoulders--landipg
oc WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
EBACON HAMs.-1o0 superior HATS, cured BY
AD G. B. Cary, expressly for family USE for sale BY
Sc "a FRY & McCANDLISH.
EgACON sIDEs.-l5 hhds. prime, receiving, tor
nD sale by WEBB, BACON & CO.
MPRAZIL SUGAR.-lO0 bags handsome white
nD Brazil Sugar, for sale by E. H. SKINKER.
EBAY RUM.--A superior article Of Bay Rum, Just
nD received and for sale by VIM FLETCHER, I'M
der the American Hotel. se4
RLACH TF2A.-l5O cases, various qualities, TOR
se24 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
zeal PIT ROPE, of5all kinds, constantly on
oc2 RANKIN g. WHITLoCK
NOTION YARNS--No Is to 10, for sale By
Y &C I DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co
sJrrEE.-l4 g bags Laedayra, Maracabo and
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

HkOGGETT q ANDERSON, UPHOLSTER-
n - EkS AND PAPER HANGERS, CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND Governor STREETS have lust received
for the Fall trade, large and beautiful assortment Of
paper hangags Borders, curtain Papers curtain Goods
OF every Variety large supply of floor oil Cloths,
dow Shades Venslfan Blinds, hair-cloh sofa Springs
and upholstering Materials generally always on hand
curled hair and shuck Mattresses Of the best quality
leather Beds, Bostes and Pillows all of which will be
sold at the most reasonable prices and every exeron
made to gvesatsfaction Sc 30-3m
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

HUNS.-We have now open direct from the manu-
Va tacurers in Birmingham and Lond on, la rge and
beautiful assortment of double and single barrel Guns,
Shot Belts, Pouches and Powder Flasks !,
ALso-l00O00 English Percussion Caps.
TIIOS. d CHAS. ELLIS
IL 106 M lin Of ar, ct asxsSss
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

practical ra experiencsfn Y s., and present facli,
or retail as will please the csl sssayist ofeconomy,
and induce dealers it possbleo encourage home manu-
facture in preference to ordering from the North
HENRY AHNER,
Nearly opposite Theatre, Broad street,
Richmond Va
N. Borders for Porte Monuaies will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to. H.NA.1
sc l6-1m
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
/, ECONOMY AND FAsuroN.


"a SKIN HATS AND CALF SKIN BOOTS.
$'3N~ ]. FL. ANTHONY issellng Moleskin Hats, of
the best quality, Beebee and Genins Fall style, fol-
1880 for So SO; fine sewed Calf Skin Dress Boots for
only 81 so; Calf Skin sewed Shoes 50 25-together
with an assortment of Cloth Fur, Oil Silk and Glazed
Caps; White and Black Wool Hats; also, Philadelphia
made Umbrellas which he will sell on the most reason
se24 COLUMBIAN HOTEL CORNER.
UAR. s. =. TOWNsEND'S COMpOUND
AW EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, THE
MOST CELEBRATED MEDICINE OF THE
Ed YEARLY Warranted to keep for any length
Of time in all climates, and sovereign remedy for all
diseases Of the blood
The above Compound can be bought at my store at
onehaf the price it sold for any other store in this
city-corner Of Cary and 18th streets, Richmond
26 dts JOHN F. MATHEWS.
NpIC HMOND IRON AND STEEL
MA WORKS-The undersigned having purchased
OF the Virginia Steel Company the property know as
the Stee Works" have formed copartnershp for the
manufacture OF the various descriptions of SCROLL hoop
band and rod, Iron and Steel.
With this view they have engaged the services of Mr.
James Hunter an experienced mechanic, under whose
directions they have lattery introduced a Rolling
Mill, and the suitable machinery appertainng to such
an establishment
Mechanics and dealers in Iron and Steel, are inv-
ted to examine the articles furnished at these Works.
und every assurance will be given tor prompt and
faithful compliance with orders
W. ", lOMF MIND,
WALTER GWYNN.
WANT IRON SCRAPS,
for which the highest cash price will be given
Sc l2-dlm TOMPKINS q GWYNN.
EsIKARLE sTATIONERYs7-Cr Cream laid
AH ladies' Lesfer,'' in quarter reams
Cream laid Ladies' Note" in quarter reams.
Do Envelopes. in variety
Richly perfumed and gilt Note, in boxes
Wedding Envelopes in great variety 3Sss
Paper mache Portfolios and Albums g w
Ivory and Pen Folders, and Knives
Bohemian glass Paper Weights
Gold PENS, oil the most popular makers
Qull Pens, in neat fancy boxes
For sale at
&C MORRIS g. BROS Beokssose.
VALUABLE WORK.-Vinets eMiscelani
~ containing Review Of }Mentagu on Msral
The b, Endless Study, &c translated by Robt II
bull-]2mo. For sale at
soc2 MORE y BROS BOOB
1NE ERCHAN. S1l1 O
I've Day Boo
fequired by the
Stock and by 81
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03
~ EFT THE BEST.-OTHER NEW NOTES
- UPON WORCESTER'S PIANOS.
From The Mem York Mirror 25fh Ll,ae 1890

FROM he VeD K0f6 Mirror, 25th June, 1850.
WoRcEsTER's PIANO FoRTES. We take great plea.
sure u directing public attention the Piano Fortes
manufactured by Mr.. H. Worcester, because we can do
50 conseentiousy, knowing they will justify all that we
can say in their favor. His mandatory is in Four
eenh street corner of Third Avenue, where will be
found at all times large assortment OF instruments from
. to octaves, in cases OF rosewood and mahogany of
great beauty and exquisite finish
The New York Commercial Advertiser of the 26th
June, 1850, copies the above and says
Also "l1e take great pleasure" in endorsing this tes-
nony to the exquisite beauty and finsh of Mr.. Wor-
cesters Pianos We pleased to see the other day,
the evidences OF agreement between the public opinion
and our own the demand for Pianos of Mi Worcesters
manufacture having compelled him greatly to enlarge
MS mandatory, which is Of the lal gest and
most complete establishments of the kind in America
We are constantly supplied with full and complete
assortment Of Mr. Worcester's choice instruments at
factory prices.
tone Of his strents Mr. Worees 70 'e Ionen ana
that they shall stan unxEaled We respectfully solicit
an examination from Professors, amateurs and the pub
lie. MORRIS &. BROTHER,
Late Qrinker d Morris,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

n AIDES DRESSING BUREAUS.-Ca be
IA found at the Fashionable Furniture Wareroom
No. % Main street, some Of the very best quality
Dressing Bureaus with Marble Tops, for sale on &C.
commodatng terms, by
GEORGE J. SUMNER,
oc2 Furniture Dealer
HSHEAP GOODS.-Calicoes al 4 cts. per ward
" Yard-wide Domestics, at cts.
Bleached do. all prices, from 64c. up
Ginghams, Fall style, at las cts.
oc2 ]. G. CHENERY.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

W LIQUOR CASEs.-Fiaodsome article Of Liquor
Ill Cases. elegantly furnished with glasses, bottles
&c, for sale by r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
Sc % Isl Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

HNASHIONABLE DANCING.-CHAS A
McEVOY'S Academy, in the Exchange Hotel
where the most fashionable Dances and Wazes are
at o'clock, for Gentlemen and on Wednesday, Oc.
tober the I'd, at o'clock, P. NJ, for young Ladies
Misses and Masters
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

DAYS OF TUITION.
For Ladies, Misses and Masters-We dnesday af-
ternoons from 3 TO o'clock, and Saturday mornings
from ii to O'Clock
For Geattemen-Mond and Thursday evenings
from to 81 o'clock
Terms, &C. made known on enquiry at the room
where Mr. N. may be found any day from O'Clock, A.
nj. until 5 p M ooI
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

a SUTH ERLAND, GUN MAKER, opposite
Richmond, Virginia, importer and dealer in GUNS,
PISTOLS, RIFLES, AND GUN MATERIALS,
CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS, having de-
iermlned to enlarge his business in all its branches
now receiving his fall supply of Guns Pistols and Gun
Materials, for making and repairing Sporting imple-
meats Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches and Bells, Per-
cussion Caps, &C., OF all the different makers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

GyyAM ES- Such as Backgammon Boards, with
traces Battledores and Birds; Dominoes; Chinese
snzzles; Jack Siraws; India Rubber Balls Dissected
Maps Or. Busby, and many other amusing and in
sructive games, are for sale by
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03


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aso 1l.sss Il
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n See to
Sfleral-
q asaanu-
ssal The
|GLASSESy u a 4 ) b1 FL
Giles, to who 4 n aan l.
Iarlv invited IVA Partcu-
XII | ask ia
Porte Mounaiss m IN d IA, (s tll o.
nractca axner;snc q m, neu, ION my song
ties, to manufacture anal ch n,;ces wholsssl.
or retail So will nlaase Ia ~ puses, wnoiesaIe
and induce dealers if possible 10 ENCOURAGE home
facture in preference to ordering from the North
HENRY AHNER,
ND o Richmond. Va.
recs;voj lof rofte Monnaes Will be thankfully
~ ,e a I pio'hp'y at'ehoeoto 10. H.tA.1
= -o--,ll
wNOGGEvTT q ANDERSON TTpIIOI cq.Ep
EP ERS AND PAPER HANGERS Connrn :, ~, az
FRANKLIN AND GoyERNoR sTRrrrs bave met 1900 ~
for the Fall trade LARGE and heant;fn -
naner ham ngs RorIars o,~ta, p aseotSn. 81
OF every varety,a large supply of floor oil Cloths,
rom the pest to the cheapest Spanish Mating Win
a aog Shades xenSs1an Blinds sofa Springs
CURED har and shuck Mattresses Of the best quality
lealher BEDS, Bolsters and Pillows, all of which will be
sofa at the most reasonable prices and every exertion
made to give satisfaction. Sc 30-3m
mNAsHTONARLE DANCINC Cuac
.H McEVOY,S Academv in Tho Eyoh.nns ia, =.
where the most fashonabla Dannes anJ
tanght will omen an TnaSd un ah1 are
a. : nsonL r. c gu uesuay eselg; Oclooer the lst
th,I ~ ~ Sen,l5leh aiu on w eahesday' Oc-
Misses and Masters
DAYS OF TUITION.
For Ladies' Misses and Masters-Wednesday af
ternoons, from TO o'clock, and Saturday mornings
from II to O'Clock
For Gentlemen Monday and Thursday EVENINGS
from to 81 O'Clock.
Terms, DC, made known on enquiry at the room,
w sae Mr NJ may be found any day irons O'clock A.
W., until I. NJ. ocl
HATA VIM, Cs Pms 06O Ioaoa oa.--.J =
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

MO. MACKEREL.-l20 bbls and half bbs.
No Mackerel, received per schooner Splendid
and for sale by A S. LEE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

EDUKCELL, LADD & co., DRUGGISTS,
T. AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
WINDOW GLASS, &C., No 80 Main street, corner
lath, having in store their usual large stock OF Drugs
Dyes, painters Colors, &c. &C., embracing general
assortment, are prepared to offer their customary in
ducements TO purchasers
Particular attention to packing and forwarding or
ders 90 %
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

Of the pubic funds, by the conduct Of Crawford,
Meredith, Preston and johnson, have accumulated
so much that their own friends can no longer cup
port them, but come forth and give them up, as we
see, day by day and one by one. Is it not time for
Gen. Taylor, therefore, to look to his laurels, TO
consider his position, and to have some regard for
the great, good, and honest name with which he
went into the White House, The whig party
contains innumerable names, honorable, talented,
high-minded and honest. Let him assemble any
evening at the White House the members Of both
houses, consult with them in confidence. and get
nd of this unfalthfol, mean and contemplate ca
binet, as fast possible. Let hm get such men In
their places will at least command the confidence
of their whig friends In both houses of Congress,
and of their supporters and newspapers throughout
the Union.
Now is the time to act. What do you say, good
old, honest General?
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

The WEBSTER CAsE.-TnE BcsroN Court, jury
AND LAWYERS, pEFoRE THE Court OF PUBLIC
OPINION Out Of Boston there seems but one opi-
mon as TO the strange verdict against Webster.
The telegraph has transmitted to every section the
evidence and the result, and everywhere express
sIons OF surprise are the sole record of one inte-
gent opinion. The verdict is believed to be the re-
suit of downright prejudice-established wholly
upon mere probabilities. The independent press
already, without single exception, as far South as
Richmond, and as far North as Buffalo, denounce
the verdict, not only az an illegal one, but, In va
rlety of ways, and with great force of argument,
prove that the of the prisoners counsel, Of
the Chief Justice in his charge and in his address,
and ef the jury in forming a decision, was mani.
festly unfair, unwise, and unparalleled in the his
tory of criminal jurisprudence, Petitions for Prof.
Webster's pardon, consequently, have spentane-
ously grown up In Philadelphia and in this city,
and will be found eventually all over the country.
So dangerous do we consider this innovation
upon the established usages and fundamental prln.
cipes Of law, that we shall endeavor, with the aid
of the best legal correspondents, to s not only the
character Of the evidence and of the administrators
Of the law in this case, but also the aninus OF this
Boston court, jury and judges, that has perpetraed
so palpable an injustice to the accused. We have
already commented upon some of the anomalies
exhibited in this trial-and there are others, not
less strange and startling to which we are forced
to draw attention. Among these, several points have
been examined by one of our eminent legal CORE
spondents, whose communication we shall soon
publish. He claims that the trial was unjust, first,
because II was cruel and unfair to refuse the pri-
soner the company Of his friends on the night of his
arrest, and TO leave him In solitude without this
comfort TO relieve the maddenlng effect of such an
accusation second, because 1t was cruel and un.
fair to suppress the coroners evidence and thereby
allow the public mind to run beyond the facts
third, that the identity Of the body, and conse-
quently the proof Of murder, rests on doubtful
point, part of the body itself having been iden-
titled fourth, that the evidence of the prosecution
was, in many respects, doubtful and suspicious,
while worse was offered fifth, that the evidence
for the prisoner was clear and unimpeached; sixth,
that seven persons swore, on the direct evidence
Of the senses, to fact inconsistent with the evil
dsnce of the government seventh, that, under the
circumstances, the Chief Justice charged wholly
against the prisoner.
These points exhibit some of the grounds Of COM
plant, Dut not all. The Jury literally hung by the
teeth IN convicting the prisoner, when the mould
Of dentist fitted the Jaw that was said-and only
said-not proved, TO be unique. Probability has
mastered fact.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

Bosroz, April 2, 1850.
The steamship Nisssrs, Capt. Ryrie, ssilsi to-day
for Hsyisr. She takes out passengers to Halifax,
and lS3 to Liverpool Annexed is list
roRH.rrsx-wsssrs. NJ W. Jscksor. Jse. Tobir, r. ".
Ifsnc Rsss Gee tnithsrs. w. Csssrs. Gsorss Hoshes
Top IIvrRrool-- trs Tappsr, rist Read Mrs g. suton
brs Kirk Bootb Mrs Tlfa Booth =. A. Loesi aud lady
tits Low Miss kiss Lowell Nsss towel aad servant
trs Lawn. Dr. j. o. q. Sush snd wife. J. r. W. john
sen T. Csosge, r. A. Whitveil n Urtor, yr. Mrs. J. y
Levin. Mss fstss, A. French, bostcs; T. n. Asamsad.
Ihlsis M ~ Calder thar.escn o. Marin tnd servant
Tltnss b,xssr Lrish, 7. thur Levy wileoS, r. D.
Nilsr A. shetin IsrIsre. ssui Rage kopads Fesohsr
rllger John FRAT, u. u sutton. Wellington. Dsrn,
Nsnasnp. VIZ. rieidrs. .. 2. ws,mOre, rashlsp,
rfs Neifcn infant asS Sservan'; John ant
scn xesa, r. Cochrar. n, Williams "A. a. Grihn, d. A.
rrir A Fsricr. q r. D.mhnann. &. r. sehneidsr Net.-
trb lady felson. Dis.f Ayrrs ". a. Rob-
rsor Sellesirssr ecr - Btierarc. Decce P.rlierf
pes Iourtars y o. G. TAufrer. e. Fattsn. r. psrusn-
ter cofer Of New York MISS sew en- ard Mas o. Swell c.
W fnith 81 Q.stte, noskIinr.r ha.aaea, sjpsls. A.
trfr ~ Lverrcel cof, nlmsr. of Lorsepi csp.sla
Lsrsssr,.,, brys. A. PssshIsy. q tnslssa 7.
fsss srd srysnt lo,s fowiis sd wife Of Ius,e 81;
y IL Nsysr, 81 Hswbpr u. Baiier LADY, So Lesis; II.
crshtrs. of Staten Issra saes eesers John Ces-
ton hsrylsnd, N A. Gratd q. Belisce OF Havsns .. 3.
Airsn, Mics Isssres Lsrrsque of Fr>rce; Kelley,
o rfus. Ohio; Geo q. BcsCn. W. c. fitrcA Nrs Geo.
Hr A rpssm y Arsity. a. rarfi. Jns Ls-.ii A. L9-en
M.isl a f.islE. " =
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

The FORREST CAsE-THE SECOND STATEMENT
or Mr.. N. p. WILLIS. publish, to-day, Mr..
Wilhs's second appeal TO the court Of public OPT
mon, on the charges against Mrs Forrest. Mr..
Willis stands upon high ground. The chivalry OF
feudal tunes shines through him. He would have
graced "pailament Of love" in the fifteenth cen.
tury, when all questions ofove, gaantry and honor
were seuled In court Of lofty lords and noble
danes when words were musical, even il they
were charged with malice. The pom, of view from
which he looks Is characteristic OF the peculiar
temper and spirit Of his mind, and he uses his po-
lished lance in this practical world with an ind-
vidual power. in his own way, quite remarkable.
Our chlvalry, which is OF a more rough and
homely kind, and based upon common sense,
would aim TO produce like result in a different
way. We have more OF the soldier and less OF the
eouI,ier under our doublet, and can only protect
the ladies by the invunerab,lily OF our armor aud
the ponderous proportions OF our claymore. Still,
We work for the same end, and that end will satisfy
:" the world, and the rest Of mankind" Mean.
while, all the parties implicated in the extraordinary
circumsiantel and Bosion-trIal style Of evidence.
should come out boldly, like Dr. Rich and Mr..
Willis. They should explain themselves. Capt.
Cslorsft was probably engaged, during his visits,
in recommending the merits Of one OF the English
steamers Professor Hsckey was intent upon some
question in natural or revealed religion. doubtless
Squire Ray mond was begging some potential IN
iluonce TO bo exercised upon his whig brethren up
the river; end Cheyalier WikoH was, probably. no
more deeply engaged than in asking about the
latest fashions, or whether iuIl or dem dress was
to be the rage at the opera. Il was all rhng, al the
best and these eentlemep, SO much distinguished d
by their individual Pursuits. should come out nobly
on the defence. II they were seeking a ooaveri
to their peculiar views, why, say 30. The world Is
made uP OF many minds. Tot honines TOT sea.
fCpfia.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04


According to these quotations, fair Uplands had
declined one-quarter, and Mobile an eighth of a
penny per b., while fair Orleans remains un.
changed.
The sales for the fortnight had been fifty.slx
thousand bales, of which spectators had taken
seventy five hundred, and exporters ten thousand.
Sales during the last week were twenty thousand
bales.
The latest accounts from Havre give remarkably
favorable reports Of the cotton market, with much
steadiness in prices.
Coffee, in London, Is down SIX shilhngs, or fif-
teen from the top price of a few weeks previously.
The corn market is steady, and yellew has ad-
vanced slxpence. White is unchanged, but frmer.
Flour is unchanged.
The money market Is frmer, and the bullion in
the bank is increasing
Consols closed al 95l for money and account.
American securities are said TO be frmer, but
We have no quotations.
good.
All quiet in France. The elections have passed
over without trouble.
The latest advices from India are less encou-
raging than was expected.
There is little Of moment from the continent Of
Europe.
We have no account Of the sailing OF the Her.
mann, but she undoubtedly left Southampton on
the 2O:h ult.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer of England
has presented his budget for the ensuing year. and
although he had the pleasure Of announcing a sur
rlus Of nearly two and half millions. still. the
manner IN which that surplus had been disposed
OF is any thing but satisfactory to the country.
Ministers are said to hold Office by very pre-.
caIious tenure.
enancial matters, the Chancellor was obliged TO
proceed on two kinds OF estimates, viz The in-
come and expenditure 10 the 5th April, 1850 lie
estimated that the public income Of the financial
year ending on the 9th proximo, would amount
10 G5, $50, and the expenditure TO go, 65l
He estimated the probable surplus on the 5th April
at e., $50, 900. AS for the estimate for the year
ending 5,h April, 1851, he feared he could not hold
cut the hope Of such q favorable state Of the
customs, owing chiefly to the reduction upon
sugar, and partly from a reduced importation
Of other articles, such as corn, brandy, Nc.
lie estimated the receipts from customs, IN
cluding corn, at 40, ,000, 900, making total pro-
babe income Of E52, ,2s5, 900, for the financial
year ending 9th OF April, 1851. lie stnated the
expenditure at GJ0,6I3.5s2, but that amount
was contingent upon certain things named
lie proposed to take for total margin Of eljO, 900;
consequently, the probable expenditure woald
be about $50, ,762 5s2. Under these circum-
stances, there would be surplus income, be-
yond the expenditure, in The year. in round
numbers, Of 81 10000 His own proposals Tor
disposine Of this surplus are various, amcng
which he proposes to apply oae.half oi tie sur
plus TO reduction Of taxation, and the other
half to the reduction Of the national debt. lie
piessed upon the House the necessity OF maintain
ing considerable surplus IN the exchsauer, "a il
would enable its Chancellor to make those ad-
vsnces without adding TO the public debt.
This Is all that had been received at the time
our express left Portland.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

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