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VOL. Ix......S0. 26s.

pot very sofy, bat generally TO the yoint no-.
end then with witty, humorous OF sarcastic hit
which sets the House q laughing Tor Legislator.
ever, where. Axe amusement better than ius,r1c
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HcALrg OF rsE CGrI.-Ths City iaspsc,os, On
san-aS E.ie he NGo~isz report e sesrss N he ciy
Asa counry Of New crs tvn IN ~ say o, FesrsxJ
L. I'D CAV ofreoruary, 1880
n.a. 81 woa~o, 8 soys q; osrs. q rOeAl rs
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scyKgxE CoUET on TBE UsnsD eI.Iss g.
H'Ishsnotoa Thursday Feb ~ lsoc-re ~ =; a. ~
.,n ~ eteress la error ~ - sres.. 49,, 49, -
f-,se So. ~ Irfanz Mr.. Csi<S J9sucs 80 10y.
- - o,inon q Court reysfslaf n ~ -
- S...S fs.rrt end rsnsnctnz MS ea,ss 20 1rnn
s,rSs Ia Conformity " ne opinion q va Scgft.,.'
- ID 49, ~ fr,sfa. aBbs41st "a " O. osf N Dt-
- .rggm-ng Of tes esays vas eooun1ed ~ Arssfs
n r sgtG .nd Bradley for lbs sppe3sos Afso2frsd u
to-snorE0v a II An
LAxcH o. rBE Z. 3. 5rEAAsHiP PowHkrTAy
Tse sylsDdid T. :. steamship k0Sh.rf8n va acens1
rom n Oospori Navy Yard, Nort04, IN In1fsosy -
~ s,.lOs~tng her t11snsl0nsf LsnSh ~ 49, -
feet; sesreea perp~n6ie1lsrs 30 fsst sx.fsns e1s.
% fsars.l ~ set 5inches On cses. ID -. n. 80
breadth oil beam. tmOul1sd1 "a ICED, css fte.sss -
lnehss depta q bo1, Is tess l1fsss n1
lsdd Aax q iss7. The P 10 IS isst ionzsr hs- ~
asOta PsnEsyls1niA ~
gryIosIox OF Tsz sTEkxsoAr horh Ase
a.. a. rrrr-Ve earn from n er1sfs nf s.s s,
- f,tn.sv al "a Ws6Dssssy sosa ~ W. 49,
49, ~, Donal sonv5e lesfsf .I.h ~. - -
49,. .ss,s~ oss ron y. B. Hu1i0nrs len,.1es
-, - ,-ss y, 10 ooszL one q ssr ooiess r.fs- ~.
-, ). ~rser he siesut .nd IA soa sza I've
ng ~ ~, sssssss .1 sezsinz he maze % cres<ieLy
essA go. - sxSscssd 1--we hrvlgn ~ dsy Ihs
sSst ssl iss sE''0'i'n' "s A's'fs f ne bs:s. 10
yrHr At BArrrsoEE-aichsrdH ssen 4 Bross'
-. ,..s-v a essrsrsors zee bsrued sp yn1sJ aeroS.
80 sssrsa or s,se bsldzs iT e<sa
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THr CHERoKEE.-This tine Steamer sailed tor
Chsgres on sA;arisy having Ire very large number Of SO
passengers nesry At Of whom bound for 'Ae Go-d
is.strr
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ARMY NEws--The VicEoria Texas Adcocats ~
he ls u SAYS Ths eosFs Zoe thc ssf - tsys
among ne recruits oelDngng 70 I'm 8k regiment u 1fsnty
They sadad days ago Indisno.z from seOf
sans Abo1t sLxosa Did alCfe14sr - Wiz ono Q.
,ap nios a. Indianoa hree on DE rood 40 pace sns
fsree since fhslF arrival here.
A6s1caks u he L,u ssys IN dets<ap~rt ~ 1y.ks
41anere here he wssk previous took ~ ne ~ - 80
kJf San AntoulO the I'd, ina only cos ncss o.. -
occurred snd ,hai al % DE sea Lex we're eonsAs"
~, tirne u heir leparfGFs
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boats and Lighters and their owners are not 20 De
affected by the proposed act
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ISpIAN CONrRsUTiOS To The W AsHi>Src>
MONUMENT The Chicksssw Indians have ecctrtrtec
$50 toward the OF re Sk1oo1l Washington Ao1
eri In TIE Cosrrc before hicA is matter eisls-
al thsse red ho1S.e tia heiT -s-o1 esd sf
whi.- n,ers blood and hA tbev regard re mem
w Of Wnst rgtnr win he rezers.ol ilsir white
hrethrsr b. xks lie fslb~r Of bots Tbs .c
Owing et.-r orr 81 inleg gent eir=n Of lie Sz-ion Ell
hhiis he feeing o. ne ribe O. he sabec
Posr Oak GKoyE Caicssss~ Dist-et Jas 9, lI5c
pI4S sIKs AXE p'esszrs u euUmu1,carg % yoe -
Lem 81 uews wAick nav interesting yOUf rea4@rN
AT meeting u or Coasel he'd ~ rus psce curing -
payueni 81 ne Gcua.ry the OF $40 wss spPrcprar1
10 he hOierg of tie Ssrousl EsArSOE oug neaL Erd
ordered @ % placed Il tie esnds Of Ne Board 81 kAns
gers L q tuiende5 IA His sA - recorded a. eoctri
huslon by tie Cs1ckssw Hbe u Indians . iescno1y o.
gsear love elr great Fa;ner- fh@ sno-zI e1as IA
scntrbatae y Any q The ss1e- HpSz rsoo q poPzsno1
yS- A new Nar-ssa H;Il has baen introduced
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- new Marriass Bill has been introduced
20 DE NsEsachn%ec.s Legs azure prvvnF for sEe~
isys nonse eei1reAsai % Tbs Cara al he ;cvn o CIV
ms eapsns;ng win ~ S<os.casss o. r'cncec nssr2
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New-Y ork en- slavery Extension Vote IN the
Assembly.

The .o.iowug are the votes IN detail 100 the As
ssInb.y Oh agreeing To- the senate Resolutions al
verse to the Extension OF slavery. on Thursday
evening last
On ordering the Previous Question. Ayes u
Noes 23
ON arreeina, with the Committee 0f the Whole
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NIIlHlIHsI- I I = f-lIIl . tlJ
Receive NJ hanks or yoarcxceieni ertese oi tins
morning on Lsni Reform b., for my own part would
much rather have BIZ a. al enacted II We Cannot have
good ard sound one sir James Macintosh says nat TIL
Ing Reforms are H. r.0us. Ttey auuse Inc public mind
excitement dies Ani lhe moment for euecua reform
#. I0.t~ arree ul SIR Jsfre- lei our Representative
give he genuine Ire Ok NuNt- They can "T -1Ofd
4 ant o. bless ags ss fl4 Me.r own children ~ ven
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CouRr CiLESDAK-I EH Ddv-Cre~f Ceufs
Al 'oarned tot the term
C0-s@as Pieas-Nos. los ia - " isS IA lt2 10,
n So i63 i6Sl66. l6s, $50 NJ, 2i0
SuPe,,or osyf-ran.iesrvsi CslsndsrNos a 81 70 Is
a. ~ 81 81
Srprs9s t0sr'--CensTa Tern same ~ SATURDAY
Napeytor C0urt-Puoashed on SATURDAY
The New York herald., 1850-02-17
CITY TRADE REponr.

sArusoAr, Feb 10 sp.M
The cotton market ooptisusd buoyant, sod sales
v.rs made 10 fair extent % advance Of ab.ut xs
above the lovest point the article reached snc. the
receipt Of tAs lest steamers There %. ls-. 60
uv,sy In the market for -four bot holders ger.
sshing better prices, especially for medium brands
Csssdias In bosd continued Gull Southern brands
we're nrn, with but moderate sales. wheat -as
held hrm. With . better milling demand, vith
sales OF 0enssee on private terms. rb-rs -ss
held shove the vi.vs 81 export pursha.ers ire. Of
se,y. vood r~soy ssu Tor domestic use, bat sips
20 the vant of reciprocity s sads asd the hsn otv
impoeed sp.n ~, ~heo removed for yt,oo ~ is
roe only sold for ~xvcrtstscp. Torn ,csrce ssd
nrDer. Rye -four was also arm Pork coouou-d
charged There vs- no marked slt-rst,ou 10 s.Gss
sussr, ucasees. there q movsmsut IN lead
sra considerable sales made full prices the
nsihst closing vith ss upeard tendency
asrxs The msrket vas somethips lees frn asd
quiet With saee of luo barrels at So ssk "a ys
q pots snd 50 . 80 te for pearls.
BsEADsrVrrs = Ffs,~- The trscsAc lions of this dsv
amounted o. = zoe bbs st ~ Nk o - sax tor aos
vith spsS,aD ct 50 % ~ 10 oonsou to strsisns
s'sse ~ ~ nv . tsi Mich'g.a o, % Iia ~ si
isre Geps-.e 81 80 90 - e2s and f.ns,-. sad .r.
trss ere vtthout amp Important cssps. to n~tso.
lSs ~ ~ Tor mixed Fr-,-r,cnburs o.as,rv
~ lee % ~ tor Brsesy ~fpe satin re ~ r.osr,a
std tttfseto~s tnclod.o IN the SO h.rr-ss
tsncy Alessncris e strive o. 50 80 N.Y. g;ss. -as
nfm II ssiss Of m bbis 90 sf,ve "a a. ,xx 20,
good Jsr.ey. te~~ .rsi vss qa,-, st 81 SIX q. zoe
u zee hurhtis principally ',-ns'ee yi.,- trrp.
htc vsr oull. o, 6zk &c O.as v-te ~ifb ut eh.t q.
N III este. tiv-f are es 81 90 "a Is ers-, a. - a.
srd cstgo % Sou herr 81 - ets c-u pi-aty
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

CExsRrs-sts.me! Ghero.se-cspt cle.yslssd vorsss.
P:Iisi IS.st John cspsr: Is.s siss A.ros.
srssi:s f.rss rarss Dsai aosl.SS. iHSs goss a.d.
RRsS oA.piS' Witt, rs s'%p' s,,aSss %: N ssss, sso
Ses.nss y s,sn: Chs; Moore r.rsia.ai K..r Js:sS
siS:y e.: :.ss $% ;s.sfs 4: s:s
s.isS s%i Las. rSsr s.s;i
Sorss NJ Fordhsn jcha Broun. Ls.ssss. ssis.r,
S.Ss T..,
issH S1ss stss:s: bsss ss D.ss s.i., *s
9:y.G Pierce Sweet & Ria,rs asns,l, Pew
\. Dssrns ss.sll Bsoa Mr. crcssy viysarssr cors:
:I.ys:,sf Fssne': sasSSSs sssSsSs
'T Ss l.sf s-.s. sssss
9'
H'fTs Ry, % Jane. ss as's .S
9 @ Bshcp: gSr Lsnssiss A Atsin:: G. R.oorn.
jsss Sesa. ss rsss. so:isif T.s
rsan: sdsssg e, ys, ss 4,ss: %
esTI: 1a oJ Enysr W.. 'On sa5rs2. Y. TusnsT
SsD'S s%s.ca %s. A5 s aoa st.
VIE eEs.,i' ss cs,Ds; %Sn I.sss.l Issss
Ls.r' $ Hin, vartn: v ppr.stt xcKssyer sisor.
s.:" ': .s: ,s iie sa.s. u s:T ,srs
s:s: s:'s s'.
= II n "
bsi..s nssl.. a.e., S's:
for Catherine Pefor, Henry Lordoa, Barnev Lynch
Wsrpook Simpson. Patrick Gailiher. aossn zig Jeha
Germsn, X Elan, Clinton fouptan, rhon,s Kemp Nr
Lemopieo Mr. TIedw.li hr Buehslev yredsriok Buaks
lev rotir. r Collins pittman Hugh Jacnson ssml
BURY, wsoey, d !snecurt James Jshns,n JYhs
MoCsrty. Seth Smith Jr Josah Coburn, James bryant
Harvey watsworth David Csrson Abraham lone. tdvd
4 4 aIpen,sr. Attinsop Q rerri: Ch..eisssis,
French rr s steeEpg, d Fovie. HcIsoa. rhss 6svis
JOSEF Davis N sSsr, Jas hcxahan. q w Roons Joha
siersepa- Jones Hcwshsn, Y OAK ey. Bren. n D
Simon, Jas Yonns. Davie Price, s.a'son, Nr wsesp
Hhfetcn Geo carpentsr Jeremiah Daily Martin '1shss.
Ps.,t Ps,i Rsesy. z Rsart Porter; o ch.nsls,.
Wheeler Boesken Mr. Chapman, chsripgton q Page,
kGoye; Butler W Blaisdeli Ross, Fortssr-
an,LrsTCosHEstssnship Norhsrose-rhosr Lo.nds Z
!. ..'riA q Heunk Hubbsrd, rhos Hsii, Hssry
sassoos Cullen. !oh2 Trsnt Tim:en C O;sood.
Son, Hoasson his. Chase Mrs Neatly. nrs Ds-
rand and family Miss Gleason Miss Teemsa Mss Salinas.
Miss Iusi.e Binnsy nfss Taylor Pend fapy.
Jas Pendletor Jns Hall. Hesrv -mth Jso Wilssn,
! or.nniss. joseph updsn. Helss, Jas Miller.
Perry BENZ Lord. eregor. X Gr-s"ry. ssPas, "
Mccall 1hos Robinson W ,iark'--6Sis th- rteersss.
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

~ e.; sii; g. s:s *: S:I: 1'f fs;:i s
Lys. c::, s,sr..s ;:, .sls; Es.:
Phelps cs Gertrude Hcron. Psntls,ea. censi.s'.
osi SH sssa.ssi sss Ssa Co. soaS
ss.s ws.s...ssn q Ana ...is J9sss E..ssss; ft
P,sr::. ssuis. Srssssss L.vso. ssisi%ors John soS
PS.S:Ss fss Pc nn. ssi.S %sS.n
Co:i PrSysestows Dennis Bsrtram. frsvidsnss; ds0
S,eopsSnis.a ournsy Tsounssh Fowler. and willard.
Ain'1' rf'na'a''' arv,x.s.
70 ship Losdss Ase.sd London and Js.
sSy as,.. 70 s:s s,A
| ssa. s:v sisn iss
Tonads Gnssss t. n:s ss e.:
aussns from ,hs ws:.w..a 'pit olo:s rsssd .p..
.asS ;;sne's s.s
dss TO- uss S.
s:ss mai. 70 q
;sS ;sysrs 70 %
ass ;ssSsi % s'::
The h.. ben On :eSRd.g since sand.y lA In..
Rs. .1. Ts
% f New o... day,
's S sss s.. e 5::s .
B.Ii T.sis csi:on Orleans. IS day. with sugar. TO- to
Big Merchant of Riohmend. x.) sti.s.n New ot..a.s
Prem the lth. has had heavy saiss Of Wind
i've; s'' Ss,
ged sn,s with ship Prinesson Ss~ YORK. from New
70. S 70 re- e. ss Ss sh
spoke brig Lad, the Lake Of Belfast from AttApss for
!. a.s.. e. s.- i.s ..r .r a.
ho Key, * milf. TO: Ne. ~
Touro. hom New Orl ans for Boston, sth AN tive
rse ashore about miles West of the Light Boat
Brs Patrick Henry Hsws New Orleans Jan a with cot
bog Holt -. New Orleans. With eots.n.E
Frances Beck. Avery Mobile. Is days. with cotton.
sclr Rainbow, Tuttls. Nexssrn. NC. s days
Sohr Alfred Barrett Smith, Nswbern. NC. with naval
schr Olive. Smith, Wilmington. O. with naval stores.
sobr Rhede Island smith, Newbera. NC. days. with
scbr Il Mary, Worth Norfolk 8 days
sshr James L Morris; Vaa Name. Virginia 3daya
sehr Maria. kingsIand Baltimore, 6 days.
sohr Fashion, IIvns' Boston
Below.
ehir hayfower Crabtree from New Orleans Jan 8 with
Ship aiedopis Brander Farwsli, from New Orleaaa
B:rs B.rs I,.S b.sSSs tsrt from & sw,ssn With iro.
Bark Arthur from New Orleans.
Bark John Caskie from -
Bark frot eetion from -.
Bris Cimhrus, from New Orleans.
Brie Damascus, from pal achieola with cotton.
Aho six square rigged vessels outside.
sailed.
Cs'%bTSss t.itl GSsd~sDs.. ,erp'Gy AsrStss
CharlestoD brig Catherine Scott st Jago de Cuba aad
others
Fountain Of steamer Ajax informs us that tn. brig
Ma nila from New Orleans. ashore Sandy Hook
full OF water.
FKs IG-w " ind during the day NV. and fresh.
The New York herald., 1850-02-17
Died.

On Saturday morning the i4th inst, after long and
painful Dlpess, JAWS LAoEs wife Of Franz Lsgss,
aged forty three years three months three DAYS
The reistioDs and friends Of the family. also the
n'Dbers ef Nsnn Lodge No 8, Of fres and soosptsd
Dssons also, tbs members OF Scion No 33e T. o o g.
~ the members Of Capt b Jensrssn's Guards Fifth
rssia respectfully invited attend funeral
Of her late residences, No 81 Old slip O'Clock on
Monday afternoon Her remains will sbe taken TO
Greenwood ,smstsry sc Johns papers plsase copy.
On the 10th Inst, OwHs ssrrs, In the seventy Sc
copd year Of his age
His relatives and friends and those Of his nephew,
Bernard snyth, are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral this Sunday afternoon. half pass three
o'eloch. fron No 2ol Divi.iop street.
On the 1sth inst HAssAr Eos Bosls aged twenty
nine ysars end three months. native OF Germany.
His friends and the relations Of the family
spectfuy invited 70 attend HE funeral to day (Sun-
DAY st one O'Clock P. NJ. from No 2ye Madison
street for in'srment In the New York Bay Cemetery
AZ Cnoinnsti, stA inst, Gao. ID. srsoso, aged my
one pears
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

1rN su.ta At. ~ sAwan tv,
,he 49,. s,h s, ~ ~. U NJ II;,od @ go .sc"nnt
sss wsI .ies ssvsoS WV. "s.u M s-s
h"roh ~ h ~ No. No I.rn. onos.sson. hsvs AZ
ciSr n,S ~. ,.ndsn.w Isva r.nsss from Ia sixxc
BIZ ps ~ ~ 49, Ia =. nnm,nso IoXn H. $500
EC - ssiss No. ~ ma. a. coo hox..
NJ C.n,o. 40 ,..ks rsr NJ Sors .~rcrt - n-s.sts
h.,..,n 80
rh.,a v.s . .ooa ,,or,-v o., .h,,,,.rt. .
NJ corn to iiv.rncoi and r.tss vs,s Sr ~ "a h.sS
At sbip,s expsnss: cotton VAS epgssed ~ aisd and
eonr ~ Is IA IL Iondor r.t.s e.. tr..,sss .s ~
81 sor anrr thnr.h r.sS..s -. sS,n ~. r.
C.o,nis f,sight was in fsir 6smsrd A. Jeo "a. rsr
cuhic foot sr ,r.s..r.w.ct sood. Ssv.r.i v.....
hssn yscsntIv ch.rt.r.d IN Ne Vol to nrc~sad 20
ohsr NJ rts :na Io.S sor Ssr Ersr.,.nn rnr~ 49,
rs on. - ,osS -,S irmhsr - W;s..,w,tor NJ = ~.
other to nyocss a to Roston ~ -'
Fsu,T Bunoh r.isins ara IN fair reous.t AZ a. an :.
a. AZ salss ~ 2o csshs .nrr.nt. ~ re "a 49, ~ - =
sshorn ci,ron ~ III Ths Isns,o. nr.r.s. ,"s,. "a
ye,tsrdav soid st as n.r bbi A''~
sultine In seIes Of 500 hss. ss sXc axc siss, st
SIC 90 and American undresssd A. Ans = sis0 "
H,prs -The marke for oht veivht hid.s vas sts.6v
With : limited inouirv and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rscsints ~
de.irsble lots there was scsrcrv Prioss oontinusd
nom inalIv the ..ms vith far .uourt ~ s.I..
Hor. -Ths market was ouisr With smsn ala. vu.
mored At l4o = l6xo LARGE Iots ef Westsrn can hs
boueht At I4kc loo
IRoN The demand was fair and sales ware 400 tons
No Scotch mig nt private barsain ana no tons ftom
shi y at s22 sa2 SO AZ liz moutns-
LEAD The market vas drmer. With ssles of ooe
pigs Gslena At a. S7ko cash
Ons- Linseed exhibits no i'm portsns change and the
rales are B 600 gallons At eOc 9lo in osakr aDd bar
rels; rs bsrrsh cxs, or oil sold At 80
PaovIsloNs Ns-Pork- k-Ths demand was very limited,
with sales of $50 bbls $40 66 $40 90 msss and
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fore the subject would be referred TO the COMMITTEES on
Territories, or otherwise the Senate may direct
innocent and nonsnsivs one; but st : glance there
vss one man In the senate Who Recognized t as the
wooden hor,e appIoae hing the gates Of Troy
invaluable man In the Senate Vgilsnt aud fearless.
quick OF apprehension aud prompt TO meet every
sxigenoy, he never fails to be on baud, and en- the
fpot, and mp to the point and the nick Of time;
ana Whatever may Be his his vigilance
and fsaressAsss are at least unds Unable Mr.. Foots
excitement, expressed % his ..ssn,sh%snt @ At this Is
movement Of the honorable Senator from Ken.
tucky But the other day that senator had intro.
these questions together; nov, il vas . matter
OF astonishmspt thst he shsuld change his
Ss In s. y
suggestions Of Mr. Clay, and the project got up be-
fornia apart from all the other questions in this slave
~ controversy. He denounced Mr. Benton with espe
eia severity and the project itself plan for SNUG
could not stand the illusions Of the Senator
from Mississippi and called him TO s-dsr Mr. Foots
planned and then continued his Of the
plan for admitting Csforn by itself into the Union
thing which he did not hesitate TO declare would re-
suit In the dissolution Of the Union.
Mr. Clsy-the ndomitable and frank old Harry Clay
explained bis position, which that he did not In
tend sll his propositions to be embraced In bill but
In series Of bills and that therefore his present mo-
tion entirely consistent.
Mr Foots ssksd II in view Of his duty Of allegiance
to the South he could vote to admit two Senators
on the side Of the North before settling all these mat
Mr. Clay disclaimed any allegiance to the South His
allegiance limited to the Union and to the State Of
The debate was exceedingly interesting, and IVES
concluded by motion from Col Benton, which brings
refer the subject to the Territorial with
instructions to bring in bill providing for the admis-
MIR Butler had the floor when the Senate adjourned,
We are on the very verge Of the direct question.
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

sh,pe.CsnbrAS> tpt,l ee.s-ssse.. Lverpsel Q ,
ssrsh.m = cci .stsrs w.-ls t,.-l wssr. az
tut Co tbs-chee,tsl Ntstie, Chssres, Hs-lssx A.
ns.,',; hs,,. r,l ssr.. ssvss. r,sse.: S'c sos,h-
y,.t Hsii. a.. BsIhisy.
osessa. Lsiss ssrsssa- Lewis rrssoss ysss Aiss-
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

PHrLAprIpHIA. Feb l6 Fr.f Board-to shares Girard
Bsnk lzt ~ Reading l7t IS Morris CansL lxS; 100 DO
I'm leU HEADING. In; 20 korristowr Railroad & Penn
,.sia Bal I seehsnies All los Reading. i7,s; 100
do IN 10 Reading , I'm; ~ North Amsroan Insrrnncs
u lo ubitsd States Bsnk ~ Ss7i feapsyivania s 9
- shares Manufactures and Nschancs Bank 25k S50
Cheespcale Delaware el LOO shares Uaon Csnal hs
NJ "a do, lUas; 50 Reading In.
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

PLAcss o. NArvIrv.-Unisea stas.a. isa Tr,ia.A Il,
R.sl..t 70. se.,ls.s. q oes~ssy q, France. l.
Is-sd, sps Fen, Do N L.sssie Asyiu.' a. n wsrs,
n.st si ss.tsIl. Is.s1 q Ciy H.sp,,si 10 Alni
,.o o. - vws,,Tn CITY rn'psssse.
The New York herald., 1850-02-17
Passenger Arrived

LoNDcn- Paehst ship London-James svnburs Stan6sll
Ciowcs xes louita ScEfvey. Mrs Hoga and family Jams
French, John Neconnor Bowen RsdsrsI NoDenald anl
~ In the steeyage. enc born the passage.
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and was held higher ysllev vas wanted, sad eoa-
nsDded 90 COZ ots for Southern the sales
500 bushels fair Southern white ~ 90 ots and 500
bushels mixed Southern st 81 ots
CorToN - The improved tone. noticed a. having ma
nifssied itself yesterday continues and sales have to-
day been made ct nearly ot the lowest point Of
the week The few anxious holders relieved and
ss there upfsvorsbs signs apparent, We may
expect healthy business the ensuing week. The
businsss to day amounted TO 500 bales, closing
about ~ follows, ~ to rates, say
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

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The New York herald., 1850-02-17
Our Baltimore Correspondence.


Dssrretre Fre-Educafion Of the CoLored Population
Fear Of the Stare Power-Piank Roads-Msrkets, &c.
The large cracker bakery of r. Mason and Brother
Long Dock, discovered to be Ore at an early
hour yesterday morning. and soon heap Of ruins
with oil the valuable machinery it contained They
ksve an insurance the building machinery and
stock TO the amount Of 81 o00 which will fully
the less.
A petition has been presented to City Councils
signed by number of colorsd persons backed by many
Influential nameesin community, asking the estab
lshment Of free colored schools IL referred to
committee who yesterday reported that they believed
tho General Assembly of Maryland, when they sppro
prised annual to sustain the public oos OF
Baltimore did coptem plate that any portion Of II
would be Appropriated to the education Of the ooored
population and expressed the opinion that II any por
tion Of ssd oney shoud be so appropriated BY the
Council that the Legislature would speedily withdraw
the whole: therefore any legislation the subject at
present WAS deemed inex pedisDt.
Thus II will be that the slave Influence of ouI
"tix by ten" Eastern Shore counties iutereres with
right and Justice, In this city In thai
pertains to the slave population. There Is immens,
smouDt OF property held in this cty by eolored people
all Of which Is heavily taxed for the support OF th
public schools, but provision sde for the
Of their children However - better time is coming,
when will fee At the dawn Of right and justices
The plank read fever is commencing TO rage In thi
section Of the country to extent that BODIES muet
coed to horse flesh well opening of he eyes
the people to their own interests. rhe bucks and
bloods Of this city who keep their fast trotng horses
also take much interest In the matter
There sales Of so barrels Howard -four yesr-
wagons only sale 81 our viz
lot Of pn a. ans tee Ss.s s5 ss
have been limited =. The uniform Pre-. 50 ee1ts fol
N white oats arc also scarce and In denand sales at 81
The following the sales the Stock Board yestsr-
day;-le shsre. Baltimore aud Ohio RAr,ad. 81 Is do
tine 6.A go Frederick Road 81; 10 sus. Canal, la%