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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

Oiwim'S Lar Journal-This a new legal
journal Of merit, and of interest to the pro-
fession. Itis published weekly in Philadei.
phia, in quarto form, at So per annum.
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Maryland Constitutional Convention.

Baltimore, Feb. 16.
A bill was passed to-day: in The House OF
DelegaHs of the State of Maryland, TO take
the popular vote on the propriety of calling
a convention, for the purpose Of amending
the Constitution of the Stale.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

A large amount Of money is said 10 have
been made in Baltimore, by the recent spec.
ulaiion in coffee. One merchant is said TO
have cleared $4,000, whilst others have
made proportioDably large amounts.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

One hundred and sixty-four negroes, lib
Grated by the late Jacob Wood, of Georgia.
have arrived at Savannah, and will sail in a
few days for Liberia.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

LD Mr.. James Lenox, of New York, was
'she gentleman at distance" for whom
Rev DR.. Boardman purchased the Ms. of
Washington's Farewell address Price So
800.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

FIRE in Northumberland cOnny-On We'd
nesday night the store of Mr.. Reuben kel-
Ter, on the Isle of Que, with an extensive
and valuable stock of merchandise, was to-
tally consumed,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

Conee.-There were brought TO this
country last year, from Rio alone, 1000
bags of coffee which valued at SIT per bag,
amount 10 $i,174,000.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

ET The Colonization Society sent 400
blacks 10 Africa last year. The receipts for
the year, $4,000 Virginia is alarmed
about the increase of free blcks in her
borders 1t is set down as 1900 every
year.
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Yisil 6fGea. Tny.or to Richmond.
Richmond, Feb. 10.

Richmond, Feb i6.
The papers state that General Taylor will
yisi' this city on the ped of February, inst,
to participate in the celebration of the third
anniversary OF the Battle of Buena Vista
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Il Bill has passed the lower House of the
Virginia Legislature, appropriating $50, 900
annually for the removal of free negroes
from the State and sending them to Africa.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

II It is stated that the survey of the 18th
mus of Panama, by Col Hughes, cost $780,,
OOO, tho the strictest economy,was practiced
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WlLLIAMsPoRT SEMINARY-Mr Daniel Re-
amy, OF Holidaysburgh, has the building OF
the Williamspot Seminary, 10 be erected
the coming summer, al So, 800.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

B' One evening lady said 10 small
wit-'Come, tell us lively anecdole.' The
poor fellow was mute The rest of the evening
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

tY- The largest subscription 10 tho fund
for the construction of church in Califor-
MIA, was given by gambling house, viz
$4,000
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A NEW FRAuD.--Notes purporting TO be
issued by ths Farmers Bank of Harrisburg
Pa, are in circulation in the west. There is
10 such concern.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

y" By a typographical error in one of onr
exchanges, We learn that two cows were cut
into calves by the railroad train.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

Commodore Turner, vaval officer OF
considerable distinction, died at Phi!adelphla
on the 4th inst.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

EY' There are about 10000 Germans res
ident in New York, and in the United States,
1900, 900,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

20 The Danvillc Bank commenced oper.
ations last Tuesday.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

Ey~ Tin, in large quantities, is now inPor'
ted into England from China
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

There arc nine persons in tue jail at Gin
cnnati charged with murder
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

tY The Councils of New york are mov-
ing in favour of United States mint in that
city.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

The mostaseful sign-panters in the world
are publishers Of newspapers - advertise
your business IN the papers, if you would
draw custom.
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Georgia Congressional Election.

Baltimore, Feb. Is.
The returns from eleven counties in Geor-
gia, give Jackson, (pem.) majority OF 20.
lie is doubtless elected
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Luxrae County. The number of taxables
in Luzerne county, asreturned for 1912, was
7,el5-as returned for 1910, 10, ,ees. Increase
in years, s,2i7-about III Per cent.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21

Inconsistency falls Off ere it begins.
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SENATE.-Mr. Cunningham, petition from
citizens of Huntingdon county, to abolish
land moropolies in the Commonwealth, and
TO secure each person. fifty acres of land.
HoUsE.-The bill erecting a new county Of
Monongahela, out of parts of Washington,
Fayette, Allegheny and Westmoreland cos,
was taken up and considered. The question
being taken on its final passage, was lost
Ayes 10, Nays IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-28

admired than In Philadelphia tragedy is to DO
produced at he Chestnut Thursday evening 1t Is
from the pen Of distinguished lion in the literary
world nd when resident VI the South an occasional
contributor 10 the columns OF the Herald
The rowdi,s Of Southwark aud Moyamensng
on their good behavior yesterday Tie only outrsses
committed by them were the shooting Of = watchnan
and the obstruction OF the carriage belonging TO the
Niagara Hose company. This is Indeed enooursgl ng
and looks n these much illuminated districts were
esrnesy striving to acquire reputation for deo.ncy
and good order. The bhoys," in tho meantime
must have amusement A for breaking up hose
carriage that Is grist for the mill Of tho engine
uiac'uers PerfUrating the carcass Of al unfor-
tunst. wa'chman with pistol balls At the worst is al
i'm ocent piece of fun; and such matters are not
irquird into by the authorities Of Southwark and
Noysmensing no unpleasant consequences can pos
sity eprUe
The Very Rev Mr. ODwyer Of St. Augustine's
church died very suddenly on Friday last, and was
buried this afernoop. His body was laid out In state
in The church. this morning when solemn mass for
III. dead offered up all the prests Of the diocoss
in full robes assisting The ceremonies were OF the
mosr IMPOSING charsct and the crowd immense,
stocks are hrm but inactive, to-day-prces slightly
better than the closing rates of Saturday. Money
continues very abundant Choice paper could be
negotiated at n shade below bank rates.
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Died.

On Monday evening. May 18th, HEyRr HOWARD, In
FAINT son II David l. and Amanda Lewis.
On Monday, May nth, Of apoploxy, BLiz., wife OF
simeun Dunn.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her
funeral her late residence, No. loI hudson street,
this afternoon, ut vc clock, without further invita-
tiCD
on Sunday, May Goth, Of consum ption, CmaRIorrE,
fiji h daughter of DR. Robert Dunlop
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend Der funeral at i've clock Tuesday evening,
2sih insi from No. 13s wsverley Place.
On Monday. May Z1th. OF disease OF the heart, GEo.
Simmons aged live year. ten months and twenty three
days.
he friends and relatives of the family respect
fully invited To attend his funeral from ~ Crosby
street at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. 18th lust
Ills remains will DO taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery,
for nterniept.
ON sstu day May 25h at the residence Of his father
In Weschester. ROWLAND HorrEs Tsrsoy, late OF this
city, In the i7th year Of his age,
famly generally respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, at his fathers house, Tuesday, 18th
ips, ant at clock r. M without furi her notice.
May 10th, very suddenly At Locust Grove, Nd, Capt
JoHS BKcK,rr Ia tia. 5gth year hi. age CAPTAIN "a
wss an onicer " army daring the late With
Gre at Britain and actively engaged In ser sice
the frontier through the whole contest lie at tue
battle Of York and bore from The nelt General Pike
who MORALLY wouDd-d lie also participated In
the capture Of hort George nd In the s1sr SONY
Greek. Al the invasion of Captain WOulSey and by
PERMISSION Of General wilkinson he went beard Of
fleet, sud la the hardest fight thai took place
on Lake Ontario lie the bzttis of Ohrystler's
Crek he received severv wound At the close of the
war he advised the Ut Department of his wish 10
tire from the service. iis name however. vas still
continued the register after the rcdGsticu OF tue
army and he then rrS,s ned his commission Capt. d.
served many years in both branches Of the Lessla
tufe of his native state.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NV foRK, Monday, May 27-6P NJ.
A dealers were anticipating further news by the
Asia at Halifax, tire Cotton market wa comparatively
quiet The sales however, were TO a fair extent aad
the closing rates of Saturday were maia aimed The
Flour market hotter for neatly all descriptions
and sales made Of Western and straight
Michigan az on advance Canadian wa ia good de-
mand and sales freely made incl udin= parcels to
arrive in June duty free. Southern continued firm.
with moderate sales whea. was arm, aud sales of
Genesee made q, full prices Rye was in good demand
and NJ better prices. Corn was In fair demand ~ith
fair saler including considerable lots Of heated for
dttiiihg. There gAF more doing in Pork and the
mSfkst closed trm with up~ard {. ndeucy IN prir
Beef vas more aeiive, aud prices trm cut Not.
steady. and ssl,s moe rate. Su.tes wsrf he'll
firm at Saturdays rates aud ssles s.r- Ht1taf
There isir business doing in CrI,n vlilr prices
were steady holss-"s was firm. with slos - t13ut
A.rrs The dcnsnd for pots wa, good and W. no
ticrd ,sles Il some @o btls az - 5ss ro.r.s ser-
finn at the same pricr, with s.!ss Of ~ tnis
htTAps1ufrs. fisw-Ti. sales wee feI tbs a.
50 Q" - u. for common To- straight sisfe IS -
IS - for Michigan; and 80 u 40 - rl s-ne-ee
Iucluded In the trar sac:inus ose Sls common
state. for June delivery al - t2 and sl hbs fancy
Gene 80 Of 10 3.L southern nupr pretty active
aud in drmana The sales reached eu J-is al - olS
Tor nxsd btanda nod So 10 for straight AicxsrdriA
Brhimore. bFandywine aud Georgctown. ~. s.@.y
- for jersey. and 50 Is 50 - fnr Br.ads~ia-
Ih- sal,s Of wheat sum MP 2Su bushels pune
Gtn'see, at 81 ~ with the und. rstsniiax thai
should Oene-ee .hea' advance 20 $3.50, th- seller
O. hs,c the advsnisEe "f the advance tys stili
better and In activ. dcusnd with ssles IT loo bu.h.
els In early part OF the day ~ Gle 2sc bu.he- on
change Ut tatrc at the close 6Sc r.fusrd There
was an Improvement N II. price of oats and =. u,s
saee OF River and srsl, -ac 4sc. jersey Mt DC
Ac.. and southern Ut 40. ale There far in
quiry for with -slrs OF shout 1000 bushels at
ots for heated southern 65c 65t,c for WESTERN
mired. CSC TOR Southern aud Western yellow eee .
ocse for northern yellow and o'c for jer-y y,llJr
CsrrLr.-0Ger,d $500 bccvcs tall SOUTHERN 10 cl-s
aud calves. aud a5aO sheep aud lambs. rricrs no
a. The msrsct closes dull tor hc.ves. snj - The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-28

BsLun0EE, Nay u. 1850.
1sorcan p irraor Ssiisiics II fAs Sons Of Tsaper
...s-- Conisscrcs, &c.
The ford uni grants arriving IT this port the pre-
sent season cr,ds those 81 any previous year who
r,id utiy supplied With sn the nrccsssries Of
Air. and the requirements f,r making home In the
Nssterr NOS The .hip rrauconis arrived on saur-
day, with $40 II the most siaunch and substantial
looking Irish emlg rants that have landed here
The statistics Of the sons Temperance Of this Sats
ehov that there 10 subordrntc divions uuuIbcro
new nculsr- admitted Curt b. yvst 3el4 susprnd
80, go. expelled U,p Death. "a violated pledge. 5li
rcin-tst.d w. snl.tsd sstond tune %, contributing
~ bers $50 cash received. So III ~ paid f1r
- 80 each hand OF Invested ST OF "a
r., nee. othr tisn tsucuts .tslu IS There h,- been
increase duitug tue yssr ~ ~ divisions snd $50
members iueres-s Of RECEIPTS. s2ytJ .nd OF os'h in
hand on ir,efttc its6 u
The ruml,r - vessel. Ia the port 81 baltimore on
Eaturday. snftu w. o. tay craft 10 ships ~
7aiks. ~ lrig- "a -chuouert mss total ofs
Two sh 70 lsrks ano schooner are loading TOR
C'ali
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ne Cubon Erpesihea--.frz.ss~.ais S Sunday Spcrts-

PHILADELrats, Nay ~. SO.
ne Crbon Erpesrea-.f,a Hs,~.si, - Sunday SPORT
D,aiA II ~, Rec Mr. o. Drysr-Sfscks, &c
Our business community, and. indeed. thpse who
have nc busin.ss. but who stin have the honor and
STABILITY Of government at hsr breathe frc-r and
decrer ths morning ssd gard the bright skies aud
warn which have length broke upon
happy omen for the isturs II v bad enough to be
Involved tn righteous wth ala the scsompsn yine
wastes Of blood aud treasur but 10 be forced into
war in consequence 81 the insane conduct 81 few
hundred nnprncipied men, vbp rers to extend the
a he.oopi To Juba. ~ the rate Of $4,000 to the
colunes. end sOVOo g. ths captains. is enough to
make nan f,s.xw,sr k.th. hin ssd country fortu-
nat.Iy for Ne nation. there is SUFFICIENT oons.r-
wstive feeliuE in the ssvt ws the free States
10 vsricst- from foreign troubles as vel ~ de-
nnestio eissensitns
The no.ical FUND Society give their last soucert
ftr thi- ,.sscn Thursday evening next A. there
Mss hseu 0earh Of music IN lblsdepbis Tor many
noops, Tn, att ndsnce y rtsin Co be eqs-iiy lsrs-
briu art, and spprrcistive Miss tu~hmsn conmenees
ensag, the Arh rect thestre this even ns,
Whine ., the time Miss tssesport reveals h-r~ef
90 the frtqvepters Of the walnut rhs bit u prafe
sonsl rivalry csnnot fail to both hon'r md
pront 70 these distinguished sctres-vs our Char
totts" v an extraordinarily gifted woman. aud in 40
cuy in the Union Is her genius appreciated and
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MiNr OF THE Uyrrrp srarEs,

NlsyosyATIss FROM Teas IslAyD,-We h.ye received
tain nothing OF interest The salt crop tho 6as,re
says is judging from Appearances likely to be large
this year. Several propr tgrs have srcaiy efe IL
ed good rasug. and others have good prospects. IL
the weather should continue dry. The salt raked"
says our contemporary Is mostly large grained and
very clean The public beach and other shipping
places prcstD to tho eye Of the bcholder more -spe
cialy the merchant presume, most brilliant aud
animated appearance covered IL IL with heaps of
salt of many Thousands Of bushels 30 doubt in the
cuure 81 tho week NJ most sfew DAYS hcnco vessels
will he coming in o. take II away II I'll" salt should
command biz year IL did last 1875 cents per bushe
the gains OF The will indeed be- large" We hope
that the prospects Of nsig may accord
ing 60 appehrancrs The want Of laborers at Turks
lslaud II strongly urged by the Ga= ne.
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Cleared.
x:ii.s ;ss: cs,, $ f...i.ss sss%ii' T.l:h.S
s.sl ID. ~: si, sS go S%.S s s rss
nrnsuift. y Point.
Mia, Rri spencer. London: J r Osborn Pescs
., g n,5ssf osra.s,, ss:mI,h sons r,so5 litl
t,n' NsTsoii '''A'' As'''f"'' h'''' woods 0h'a-
Co. ya sss ss s%l,s p p.% ssSii . ys.1y
s.5s,Ts. NV wos,% r.s;.;s1ss Aaria D.
FEsa ;.' %.S. k.s ss .'fs %s
81 p:Iind.., punru'. New Bsdtord Frederick nrs-n.
shir hesdis tnrl cs... t,erposl :, day. yi,s AL.
q -. poke II !s crosby fros Cuba for Bcston. sut "
siir R,r.svsr tDr-rrsr,.a y,s,sra,ys Brev,. MN 50
ss,.. w sh.s 70 9 y s.Igvoos. k''sr'n'sd severe
sri Ls..n, t.swl frieariegs sueso. Are, 81 e,ys
sI a. ss .s sss I'll :, ,s'.r Ds,ss Sh sl' las
Esrk onvs u.yvs. -'s's. Bucnos A,ret Aprii and
,h si, IA y idu = IS ~ is trs ss. .J H., Der
81 dss rc., nss e. c' ~, .,a 2 sa
e.; v. is,i IA - i's = spoke saFs ca'ssr'as.'
B.rt k,'hssn nas.r, RE Jsuelro Avn 3 @, es,'l
rr',e is, soips H. a. s's ss yss .aS
nsr.'ts, as;,%:s t,O@ ne.ss fsr - r,,Hs.. 4.
ssrie,. irrr I.ic tei hsrie.tep. 4 jsss "a.
ns,. cri,i, tef b,.o, Rod. no J,n.irc g t,ys viii
y, spoke nsr - ? Jksns. H.l.ss Tor v.ir.r,-s iis
sshr Pane. q I,,,por wv s,r.a died At ne
El o. April The lett four Of her ses~sn IN the hosp-
rsts Deer trl spcnsio,e. rersa.,ie ~ ssy, nth
sosl 70 s,,el.yk 'ivins.es l',s is., I., - a = ~
hirsm.ss 's,, La a q. oa 60 81 Or bsrk Isdussry.
L.. i--.l -..-r-,- 'Nerl. Ne-e.s.. and a day. fron
u.s. l.i, -. trsrj W,.hsr,. sundetisnd. ~ dsy,
-i'i ,,ai - cifas ressed severe r.-s on me p.-
- s'a, h"issrts iest usmtocse ana dAnsses ,as rud-
ZINE Crrl tsoi,t stisia. n asys 18th mdse to O
500 q; - ISL -, -, ,. r. V. = .r,ss ,srt
-~e rev, 81 sl-rei s"t~s'er LEAD steve bui-srks
s sfS . ssg" on cs sG 4. s s s xii srs
1r.rTt 1I'ant. Sevar tt"m t.issenti inr rn-tcr.
@ Pole tsie Csstesno. Palermo ~ days. with iron 10
hrr Ru.-.il tef rsl,inercl Cooper upor.o ~ Day.
ssv iorf -, iS.s ia, 80 a. leu 81 20 ss- .S'e oOsir q
e,y, rit is'sa. &c. 20 ps..sss,r. 70 ,usii1cs
trp hslisf -. esshiss dsys With lumber.
.s-., y,sser.s Or, Lei,eS, iAlna.. Ms. 81 days. in
81, .s:. IN; t..se,
Sstr aecrr, Iv.ps. Kersr, s.chi... say.
yss N. on S Sssss ss s.,d lSr .sI.siAs H.
e., qrs~Es'y cGas, 70. ma''n ?. s,s,.
sssf pidss Crrn.-. Prsyitrnes ada a
Ill., hs ;,1 n.,s, r. ,,,1 sss hours
shr ret.ces. wolfe fte~ Ss~ Orleans With mdss. "
Fcster sen.
shirs or ode. Cat Me-nsr Corssr Dc; Arsa
IT,. Es. Iii sS,,ssT sf..ns .s Co.'S Co.'S a.. bee"
sr,s.,srd n,',hs' o.s,s ,.i.s Eass Rsssss: ursy-
s lss, s .sss Or nr vss:sy y.ss ss
ethsn.
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Por'smouth NH Denj Douglass Taylor Middissswn Clss-
EoIbsry; Emsrsis ..sr NYors: Psas.sois. cs"%b. Nh
veh IigLtoa. Handy Proyid-nee HartLs rsal Nsw-
ders Hartford. '
fIAbcvul, May 2p--Arr ssbrs wa,srman sIoherr.. n
Yors; I'd. Nv frsnkin. Nickersop. do.
pORrsa Nay 23-Arr sckr Ierrick Grant phi
isdepha tdis'd ANA old ?ith i,r East Thonasteal
SAvASNAu, Ms, AZ Ara hris Pailu,a, Til. Thar yyort
sid lark Savannah, Croweli = York.
STosNeTor. MAY as-Arr sehr Russell NYorA for N..-
tu rkeL sloops Cries, Albany fpr Wa-ehara.
sAIsh, Hpy 2-sid bark Maid II Olasas. 3rsIos Ayr~<
brig pr. irie, RIO Crsndr; sohr Nary ciark NYorh
In portSebr leak IN, (fr.m CAm6enl f~r
and leet OF coasters bound y.
WuNisGrov, May xs-Asr hrigs Die Traube tfrusl La
NYerti nsiysllys. Gstriok, Keasebunk. Oi 3ish
brig David puhelI Pot1ar, NYork.
WAnIsGror, Nc. May is,rr schrs PAN Piioo iaInsas
wndies Melville. Cousins Boston; Victoria Tususa. saj
Marion, ELLIS, NYork.
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LATER FROM BuEros ArnEs-DEArH or THREE ORR
THE UNITED STATES FRIoArK BgAsDrwi,E, Erc
BY the arrival Of tho fast sailing and beautfni bark
Oliver J. Hsyes Capt Scott, from Bn"nss Ayrs, we
have receivsda copy Of the British Packet, OF the 9th
ut. 1t will be seen hy tho annexed extract hat our
navy has again suffered by tho loss of three ooers by
foyer, on board Of the frsae Brsndyw though IN
fortunately for tho friends OF the living thor names
are not givtn:-
From the British Packet. April Q.
The American frgate brandywins aud corvette st.
Louis which sailed from Montevideo on the 18th Fob
rusry arrived at Rio on the 7th of March Aiscr a
seven days stay of that port during when time no
communication was held with the shore save through
bost which came of With provisions both ves,Gi'
again set sa for Montoveo where they arrived the
2s,h The BrandywiIs on the second day after losv-
ing Rio, had twept y-eight OF yclios favar
board four Of which eudei fatally viz three officers
and one steward No cases of fever had
on board the St Louis to the date OF the last nc
counts.
H. B. M. corvette Tweed lying at Rio is stated TO
have lost twenty-eght hands three "fcers amongst
the number. ii n steamer Cornorant, which
sailed FROM Rio the 9th ult arrived at nonteseo
on The goth having lost seven men shortly
that port other died III The harbcr Of hoatevdso
On me LIST inst Fourteen other cases appeared on
board the Cormorant amongst them Inc com nsnter;
the majority were doing well-three only being CON
sdered dangerous. The Cormorsnt was in qaarsnt
of Montevideo. was also the French war steamer
Archmede, which touched AT BIO on her voyage from
Have, and was there injected with The epidemic
The inhabitants OF Buenos Ayres under great
apprehension that the fever will extend to that city as
it already at Montevdeo, though it was confined
to vessels at quarantine
In relation to the long pending negotiations between
Buenos Ayres and the Republic Of France, tho same
paper has the following -
~. Coury du Rosgn. who vas snnsuuced some days
since as having been charged by tia Preach govern
pent with an extraordinary mission to the River
Plate. arrived off ManteydeO the 81 inst in tho
Arrbmede steamer. nich sailed from France on the
18th Of February. II J. saiL that ~ Goury du Ro-sn
IL only the bearer OF ng.ructions TO Admica L"pre
donr, and that the latter still to conduct the nego-
tutions.
The French vessels of var appointed to relieve those
OF the squadron this station whose term OF servi
tude has PRED sho " expected with 1900 troops
board, TO enable sdn i Lcpredour in the event Of
succeeding in arranging matters with the governments
OF these republics egectuay put sn end To all OPP
position the part of The armed foreigners in Mon
teyideo
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADrirHIA.
TeicgrRpi.ic Reports.

NV ORLEANS May IT 800,
The Cotton market was heavy yesterday. ut &c. de-
cline. with sales of barely 1000 bales; Middug Up
lands at 11A l1<c. Tho market for sugar is buoy
with sales OF 100 hhds Mt Cor prime which is
lc advance. Molssses is steady with moderate sales
at
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Passep.ers Arrived.

HvIL--Shp Rims r.l-C Knuisas lady and child. r
Robson, Wilkinson. Slater, Hastsiley, aud
st.tr.te.
III ssos AynRs-Bark Oliver HAyes-Nrs WIN A harris
us6 ~ the American Char.e dAasises Baerss Ayresb
hu and oad, Miss u aairis servan l-s
Conneii. Spr,ug. H,sz spring Master Spring Mrs
5 Lswry ind eRiidTsb AID t~o in the storage.
RIO JA,yIEo-Bark khthleen-hn" w Ia she'll Of Lon
den; Mss stoepe II ,crn.ayi Lent Carter, NJ
{ ling hssau az Baltimore.
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Married

on Thurday evening, May 40. by the Rev Mr.. Fields
Of the Norfolk street Methodist Church. MIR. GsoEGR
". PALMER to Miss MARGARET HAUSHKr, both Of this
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Police Intelligence.

II, ere, Bonn. Care. Is IL stated TO b. tee
lies iosy siuce IN, ope.ns OF the crevsss- th- va
srt ~ Late tohtrhsrtrsn hsve remained eighteen Or
t~sy incb sbo,e the former level, and the entire
h. dy ~ ~siet hss be.n dscoiorsd from its debJuchs
sunt sets o. the East acquiring considerable force
IN . Zee m-s OF the Risoiets three four mice
. haur The wat.r ut the mouth Of tn. srevs>-c
RI th ,rr~t force from the Miesissipp sucking
4. stii timber rats boats, etc,