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lar point evidence the Judge related In which
servant girl tried ard convicted for destro
some members Of family with whom she lived by
poisoning soup The fact that she had psraksn OF the
toup hereef was urged In her defence: bat she was
convicted and banged This fact vas Afterwards com
mented on by able writer's, and IL considered that
II was = conviction which ought not to have taken
place because sbe had endangered her own life and II
urged not OF the poison being contained
in the soup After her execution 1t appeared that she
was innocent by come per coming forward and con-
tefeipg to The crime. That case IL Q parallel MIR
Warner has incurred hazard and the evidence would
justify you II he trial for the offence In saying
he was not guilty The itself il somewhat novel in
this country IL resembles the crimes Of the Old Bailey
but must expect that as We have much Of the
strength and intelligence Of England coming amongst.
us. We must also expect TO have some Of its crime
The jury retired at O'Clock. bat not having agreed
1T IL O'Clock, were locked up for the night
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The ecn mt~s % the NusiBt. tegislature 20 wh IN
r-'sfrsd that p"rticn 81 the t,ov.rsofs mes
touch he queston Of slavery, have reported sol
tressntsd ft'lotiers favorable To- seodug dsl-sa. -
Ire csE,stti1n st Nashville suo snpo seeing t'a-
,srnor 70 sUe hs proclamation for the sctip, ~ ssch
ftlgs'er atd also for the elrrfnn ~ isiassfee -
>fs'e corvsufisp shouid the ilmot pr lviso say
ne msssute b- Vssesd by Congress
TIE GossrBur Of Massachusetts has sppoiotel hs
tth day - March nest far the seventh tr,s TO eec,
msmt.r 20 fcnsrsss from tb- fourth district ct mat
Sists The ,ficis retut q the lste election xives
1hou pson -big sh9s; fslfr-y, free soil, s2I, soa
Rsbinson democrat ec2
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Tar GaisFsCssE az N,w OaLEAcs-A Nav PHssr.-
Tbis interesting sud lonsprotsctsd cste 10 fx.d Tor
TRIAL tn saa ~ this nchth frou the state q the
Gaze ana he dpoitiou ~ the psfls. thiok is not
mpr De lie - the trial will b. proceeded ~ith the
dsy tnsd. Since bet notice cf this case neg
elisha ant 10 The vast estates Of the late Daniel clark
has sptssrta in court. cuptsstDg the claims ~ Nre
Gsin.s This ir Mrs tsrolir- Barnes wh" claims to
w. the daughter Of DANIEL CLARK ny Iuiime tarriere
aud slcer sitter of Mrs Gaines Mrs Bsrres rests h-r
Irstepsicrs upon the all gstcn tbst DsDisi Jlsik &C
kncvlt csed in his lifetime that fsid Caroline his
ctoshter- that such no~edemsnt u contained In
ett.Is Go Daniel Cor. 81 fbsdelphis In which clark
STATES tbst Lpne tsrriere then snsierfs hy him,
etd b'gs that on will make the necessary provision
fuf her The child born is alleged 70 se the preseut
cisinstt Some yesrs after her birth. u is sverrsd
hst bspei 'Jafk msfried ZUlius. aud thereby lsgit
uafsd he petitioner his Issful daug aud fo eet
bsir Myrs lNrs GaitesJ rot b m for sx yesrs
sitter. 1he present csimsnt awaits b-rfeh ~ ali the
procf colheied By Mrs Caipes 10 establish the mar
rsee ~ Daniel Jlsfk and Zulime Cafriere and shs
reh's ucn ttks own letters to prove that sne s his
issue N. o. Dtifs .Jsa ~.
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tili is before the Massachusetts Legislsture. PRO
vebs sgaintt the brir gins into that state By any
sel ~ psesetrst cssrieT. any alien psnpsr ubdef .
tuslty tothe teffcn or persons duibg d 81 CJ das
ether thHr tuch ~ stsmsn scot from fraen ports
by csttu ~ other pstsobe representing foreign sses
90 I-tsons eomiLg s1uIs 10 asiisss o. ssn
Iss,ergtr taken frcm any sreek shen lfs k IN danger
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Mas Nnt,R. Asss.- Tbs Richmond (vsl zi~s, ~
the Joih uit ssys' We have rec.ised tn- f0ho"isk
frcn reliable source
T.r-canrsa. Jan q
uusy b. Interesting ss an item a ps~s, 20 kr'r
Ia 'hs e. f.hrated Mrs Ntlier shO created such
ssusasion Ni.fsrs MONTH since rsee ttnrsish
here tc-dsy utcer the fctitt. "a "a ne Of Mrs va.
sus She attt,.d here lat rixht from Warm iiie sDt
vss in nreds'.ly recngns,es ~ sentisfpsn ~ho bal
tros her a. Nrs Nner >h was tnfbrnef a me
,cosn'on hv IN. srdi'rd aud wtusiisseiy % y st'-
ssg flr iib.ry she was undrf tbs eseuttsgs " eae
bto n Nllisms
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rco. ~ ioJo.
Divorces in ha'yisnd-.f Baviesqus B,H-.a'riea! ef
Frank Mclaughlin in Bsifimore The Markets, &c.
Our legislative proceedings continue daily to contain
records OF applications for and grants Of divorces to
parties In various parts Of the State extent
preeedentea Indeed, It has become q business with
members Of the legislature to get these applications
through, for which they receive pretty heavy fees
Each member, when he goes to Annapcsis, has half
dozen OF this kind In hand, and 10 Kind of log
rolling system Is adopted among them, BY which they
agree for each others cases let them be based
on ever 90 frivolous cause IL doubtless this
that MIR Csusn 10 Introduce in the House Of
Delegates, yesterday, the following bill intended -
builts sQue, which wss afterwards withdrswn:-
IN the course sf human syen - often h.ssns
sesay % 70 Jos s ns % Sas'r 70. "a
whereas tits proper in view Of the happiness Of those who are
ssa s s s s e. sS s%
mo whereas IN ths., Gays ofep pre.', . against
the hpr Of the that human being should be bound
BY species Of than In his or her qdsmess
% "a q. ss as y iss% s as
iem th. number Of spplestons for disOIos.l VIE, se
,rc whsres ssainst the natural rights Of and n.
rosSrhr 10 be cor 20 assisn any
nay es.sn g sonwt .h,rior bs h ,nae,sd That whsn-
l. A De, :, nee, ar 70 .rPy s;,,r g ss ss %
sossd SSes The tsesssiIea q such wish privately made 70
HE or her partner in the bond"
fer frank NcInsgh said to have just arrived fron
Csloibis with portn aDteau full q letters from tbs
irtrcs Cf Ehitimoreans IN that country. annous
fathers nothers sisters and brothers, have been hunt
ing for for bim with psrtnacty that has seriously
tn, d the patience Of clerks spd bsrks.pers
hr w II. X. Bakers lamp establishment. on Balt-
burnt shortly after daylight this
moTpirg He is. however, fully insured.
Our stok e continues steady little sr no charge In
vice having be,n noted during The past week There 70
,ssJ sale or al sooa stoel ~ far sossy eeensss
cm 20 ~ cent tor good The following we're he
stl.s the rtocA Bosff Yesterday ss00 Maryland o.
mn 50 up 90 de- lni a 5000 Maryland quar- 5a ssa
SSesg co. do sta S2y titJ CO. lH0 100 So DO DO 0.s
$50 Baltmere aud tho harosd bonds l,o7 . ~
Bsltin and Ohio haiirosd. 49,.
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The Ship Caleb Grimshnw.

Mn. EDIroR-By inserting the enclosed letter from
Captain Cook, you win serve the cause of justice
have only to add that showed 1t to his mate, who en-
dorsed IL, as he said with his whole heart
The letter speaks for itself and join the captain In
hoping that the day Is far distant when Of high
standing can be injured In character by anonymous
writer's they do claim to have been cabin pas
sepgers. f. KNIGHT.
NEw YORK, Feb. ], 1850.
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rr.dsfics Br.ner ,isitsd Lowen on Monday and va.
received vith tish honor, ~ the iscto-y girls.
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Pas-enaers sailed.

L. ,or.bip Ohio for HIsdaa Nec Orlegns and ChIgyes
MI workman agent, Miss MaqsT cass s nrs
Hswkps and lady mdme Antonio de Valles Antonio d.
Vsnes Willis 4 lady L MeiaIo.a, M s4anaers nr
Fewer. Capt W shuuleworlb: Auguse DacoutL II
Hsmilop MIS- FRENCH snd child L1~ton Donpgo Ia y.
Wilson Smith, Mslibran and friend Lthit-, y
smith. L MYERS, Or Bourden, w Lewis, Mr. PTm-lse' II
= = Hsv,lsnd WIN Prince Bass Z C1snbsrisn, w
a tlosher Trode Jno Talbot w Wool, TnOs Given,
jsm. Joel Phso Ms.,r: paws Davis. w s,nsn w csos
Mccain White, White Powers Peiersn Jsnneys'
BrscIe Rockwell NSr'n sree'aaa am sn.h G ass,
4bog Asbel Convey. Meager. Reynolds Graham Flch,
buy Dus.nbury Abrahsns CrJ'Sel llgran, ~
Sr'h Hrlo-rt Bailey McCsfsy Jones, ID -. DE. @
" Doc Evsris Desh. Al-n StldnDVrl nun Il tl.'
Hull ssaIuta THUS. Ina eS,p3s rstgsrt Gone
n,scr Hntcbip.on Gonzsnbach Cross Doe, Frsnch,
Hutton Chsmb-r ain. Gamb ~ OG-slo, MDer, hstn,
Moore Hubbard Quincy. Armstrong, INST Ong, 5Onii
Garlic Geger sSope Bnsner, Wass' Hil1 Oscl ~
nuon', unrv OF 10 Bargam-ns party OF ), Teeoe k-l,
Bennett srown Msrndsle Lind-msh ana son. MS, sn-
sv Bsstodo nitDn. c Demyer, Moore, ir7n snf tso
Ion Carver, Cup Pratt Ho-ssr, Haws D,y ointp 10
srle Zmm, G-isoesin, Duunlng. Don, oNoe,- u Eo-7'
Glover wliie Chan rsi3 bsk7f nolne' os, NJ
Keeuey kObsrt R bsrts. Hof7Ts party D. dlinef'
Homer FREDERICK. Benie Pas. roN. e ostsoo'
cr.x ford Roland Fisher sheet Burbank SEA ~ hnoies,
Sstsu Touey. Lee Mass, L1desheimer, bra1D4ry, Ja-
ech, Jones S~ln.sil German, osafor5. Hams dams,
PEE JohrsOn, Tuthil, sesrle, Teag sqnies SIlfr-
u.cb Moore Snodgrsss snd parry Of he, Unsr en-.
mor6 Evans Evans Smith. Wsl~ortn Saunders snitb,
c,.wford Nesu u. M3rcegs, Fieeland, rAp1a, w )ods,
Id. Brown WoOdnOu-e, sanford. James Osyis Pdf-
a. lambert L uber Williams, FOlnsI- Ells1 d, Camp
Si Horton FourAsL Martn. Dyer. Ed suis DaVi. III,
Hughes Jones Pratt Hsiocs, HauL fjisron' asekle'
coS.w.I. Cogswei, s9rzsue, C0nger, Aorisn,
Ws,e.i5e. Hiess MunrO@, Allen. Brosn, Eas. Il ils-
sss. swim. Hsrasd Csppnse KnsPp, T-ny, F.,., Hay
LOO Homes Troop. Wn.ei-r Aver Hooker, Nstdsr,
NJ Wood. worth Howe, Nom, Stephens sA = at
is,cn Rsmsden Murphy D. 81 q 'odman, Crysonoiae,
-. Borghsrt DAVIS, Frisb-. Case. Smith, jewel,
Rcrkwel Thonpson. CO.. gen Susls, F1oaca alrrtf,
Berselosu Harssnd. Vine, O. aa.E, Srsn .nAs.n,
80 Snifh CrawfIrd Bos 70. Phster, Wings parry OF
80 sender Benaer. Bur-, Raneuse TSaide Heath,
Wi59r Fish spfsgu- Dorfie. Aehar siOfsr- s 4cs,
EicI.os Lardon Humphrey tn mas, Vsl Bdr-n 6'oi'
49, vsnBussirE. COgise, CossweL Crscs, eNtJl-
- ,s,-r Pend-r.Dl, P-nt-fso1 bsrgsmln- b.r<srn,
pov.- Roweu Wider. Fruhlzro-r Coin. Lamo-rt VII
hsrs Lsmher, S4-y-r. Young, Rose, B1anei, BaHn-l.
M,ef. R.ker-Tala, 4n3
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RxnInrnfionr In New Zealand.

The Nsto.Zeolqader Of the 26sb Of Dec. last has
the following interesting account OF an exploration
in the southern part of the Island
The Lieutenant Governor had undertaken a jour
ney southwark with view Of finding route 70
Port COoper, from which he was Induced 70 return
by melancholy and fatal accident = one Of DIS
party After leaving the Wairau, having traversel
the Kaparatehau district, HIS Excellency ascendeu
the great snowy mountains which form tne primer
pal peak OF the Kakoras and attaIns an ele 'a'iOn
OF AZ least 9 600 feet. The ascent was leD)rous
and dangerous. "the sides Of the mountain, partl,
piarlv toward the summit, being broken into al.
rnost uerpendicular precipices oil several hundred
feet in biebt divided from each other by narrow
proiectipg Lodges Of rock, while the difficulty Of
ascent was still further increased by tne great
depth Of snow which lay on the ground, and the
Loose nature of the soil which gave way beneath
the tread, rendering the footing Of the travellers
very precarious. AZ e. thirteen hours toll, they
had nearly reached the top, bat it was then so late
that they were obliged to return TO a spot where
they might find shelter for the night In the de-
scent they had to Cross a nearly perpendicular face
Of the bill, down which hung frozen bed OF snow
and Wire mn Hoets, native ATTEND ant, lost MS
footing and fell down precipice pitching from one
projecting ledge Of rocks to another 10 the bottom
of the abyss, a depth Of about 1900 feet where
his dead body could be seen in a sort OF vortex,
but where it was impossible to get at it. The Gov
ernor himself narrowly escaped, having also lost
his footing, and was only saved by thrusting his
iron shod staff into the until he could regain
his foot
On the east side of the mountain below the sur
face, was found fine valley of timber, aiiording
greet encouragement to any future attempt to
reach the summit "At an elevation above the
sea were found remains of trees, many OF them
cbarredl some of them belonged TO trees originally
five feet in diameter, rendering proof OF the former
existence Of extensive forests before the upheaval
of those mountains" No vegetation now exists on
this spot A considerable area, about 200 yards 10
length, and several yards in breadth, was sunk to
depth Of between three and four feet
Some Of the hills, 200 feet 10 elevation, rent YER
tcally and large portions disodged, and even In
some Of the main ridges connected with the range
Of snowy mountains, chasms were noted, which
showed the violence of the agencies that mad been
in operation.
The same paper, Jan. 70, says that 800 OF the
colonsis no went to California have returned dis
satisfied in the Oregon, Notwithstanding which
three vessels were advertised for California, AMI
two or three had just sailed quite fall for San
Francisco.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

FRANKIIs LITERARY AssOCIATIoS.-At areg-
ular meeting of this Association, the following OIL
GERS were elected for the Fall Term President,
lanes Bridge Vice President, David Gould Sec
ye,sry. II. Clay Reynolds Treasurer, L. Z. In
calls. Librarian, J. T. Shaier Lecturer for Sep
tenber. Aug A. Hardenbergh. The regular meet
ipes Of the Society are adjourned for the Summer,
ara will again commence ia the beginning OF Sep
tember next
THE OYSTER WAR AGAIS-We learn from the
Tttgroph that on Monday Deputy Sheriff Pollard
received information that large number oil men
(staten Islanders) were trespassing upon the oys-
ter beds near Bergen Point, and within the Jurls-
dction Of Hudson County. Having collected
posse Mr. Pollard repaired to the scene OF action,
and there found the bay literally swarming with
oyster. boats--while TWO schooners lay near, to
render aid and comfort in time of need, to the dep
redators Upon the appearance OF the Police force,
signal, preconcerted, was given, and the maraud-
ers all pulled for the Essex County shore. Mr..
Pollard and bis force, however, captured two men
with their boats, and lodged the men safely in our
County Jail. An attempt at rescue, or reprisa,
we learn was made by the marauders. but failed.
We suppose that further disturbances will follow,
perhaps blood-shed but the law should be main
tanned, and we doubt not will be-
~ The population of Hoboken, according to
the calculation made by q person who is about
publishing directory of the place, is 2,43l and
would be more if there were houses to accommo-
date an increase.
A SUicIDE-The Telegraph mentions that Mary
Ann Bradley, a housekeeper in the family OF a Mr..
Barrow in Van Worst committed suicide at o'clck
on Saturday morning, by taking laudanum.
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To Mariners.

Neroyandnr from ne fofs "a II Geo VI Toitea Lisf
Congg L y STEINER t0hr UttoA
"The bsr % the Tobsco RIVER sy he einstered passs.
bic All Of the f0r YES eis drawing ten 0l
feet wae-: though there irs ifn edissy Ner Nor
TIER there Is - lu'e eight 49, feet but In one
dsvs he cuuen. o. tie river "ess he enamel 10 10
usual depth. -
AZ urvsyed he hsr IN he e'ry TAT of hsrch 1873 AID
have srce crossed many uma, YER win less nsn 10
feet sou euuCs vi H. and with IS 10 Sept 1888.
"Tie water viii be uud deepest tlfi1s TIE m lh In
nedis.iv preceding the Il nth Winds whea he
current ~ he river hes had zine 20 act IN clearing
out the channel on the bar.
rle IN me rirer i Highest and ne current more
rapid during TIE rainy sseson. ~b- teve krown single
NOrher 70 bank the bar up ircm 10 to { - water.
." No should losd ns de- daeper h<n 10 feet drsn
or they usy have 10 wait nj, an h-toe geltnf out
"The p lots good and seep good lookout Tor
se's approaching. getting o. bO'rd In go0t tina
The Buoy on the SW Of the Ha7dkercNei," Nannckst
Shoals, has been missing for siy weeks past
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..,.f, ., rebacco.Pipe Makers.

FKIIow CITlzEss: We, the workmen OF the
,hovs business. being iavorsbly impressed with the
beneficial and protective effects OF public opinion
in the elevation Of Labor represent to you the CIT
;,ens Of this free Republic, that we are daiy IN
I.,.old in our own market aud threstened with
total loss of subsistence by ruinous i"Po''ason'
from the rival establishments OF those countries
,wbere Labor mot through the vic'ssi'ades OF d.
zine Providence, but the support Of AonArchical
and Princely despO,isu, is reduced to worse state
than slavery in the most barbsrous ages We
a.o,, c.;zeus. call upon You to aid us by your voice
IS reoare the Government and its Representatives
~ aaasnS the existing Tariff law SO as to enable
- schsnic OF this country 10 compete with the
toss;So Imported articles which are sworn through
I ~, cn.,om Houses as costing so mere a tnfe as
s tbrcsten with destruction msny aV0os'i0os IN
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WhaIers.


spoken-By the pilot boat Yankee whale ship Jefferson,
for ssg Hsrhor.
sposen-lsh iusL HsueTes besriag SW 50 miles distant
brig Annawsn TOT Matspoise Ga cruise, had lAAeniSo
whales
cd At stonrgton e5ih barb BYRON FOR Falkland slands
AT Hsmano Feb A. (by The Gsz-e At san francisco I'm
Hong Kong which had oucted there 10 stop leak Fsbi-
u.s. VIII p Of NIB, zoos out. 800 bos. Uucss Edwards do
mos $50; Euphrstes Crosb' d. 50 mos sea bis; New
Eng I'd Wilcox, Of NLoldon. Is mos ltoo bbs North
Anerics PendietOn, d. 8 roe clean
eef fIom FIRST officer of bark Champion. Gardner, OF
Wesipor reports her Psiis - with leo bols sp OIL
on bcsrd-tsd recruited and ready TO sail on cruise
bad not ost man by deserti1n
Tacshusno reports a. thai port Mich ~ snip
Herad SieveDs NBed'Ord, OF tstsea ship ono, Nor
ton Nh a. FEB ~ shipped 30 bbs wh oil by bark Fla
tina Of and for Nestport
Al do Mch 8, ships Adslire Gibbs OF FarhsVen' ana
Spartan, Of Nant OIL not saled -,,,
At Mongarui Dec g. ship Craniler Price lao'r OF ND,
1850 his GeOrga Mashon 81 Farhsven -uO n.is Jesn
ne,to West Of NIB 400 NsrQRef, Fzl2s, OF Newport,
2SOib sn reported The New /aslaf der-hhs peen De-
fore rar oried spoken Jan p with 5o0l
At rAra'so Feb Is, Maria. OF Nantucket oN rp re
ported ~ Ste l.o0Ol. sd l2h, Logsn Ncsefson, NV
B, $50 bbs, for Japan. ,-
deserted bv her crew bound Cslo ie; lih ship Coz
rier, Hoey NBedfod, Laos up, for Tacuhana aud home
SO I'm Tahiti Feb - bark Cos.ack, Barker OF and or
SpoEer-Aprl g. lat 26 90 6 loay o. - bark rreutous
whser of and for stoningion p MOS OF
Jan H. 1T = $ long s. 80 w bark susan How,snd ofN
Bedford. eileen.
Feb IS Of Juan Fernandez whgleship reported "Pu.
lsski" II Nantucket
Mch lat ? 43 S. Ion l6425 W, ship Roman, Wilbur Of
NIB, 70 mos OUT 1000
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TUESDAY, May 2


The Stock Market was steady this morning for
the Fancies without much activity. governments
were in good demand at advancing prices. Cou-
non 6s. 1868, sold at 1872; 6s, 1867, ll94. There
is a good demand for these Stocks, and 1t is an
ticipsted that the Asa's news VII bring consider
able orders At the Second Board, Farmers Loan
improved per cent. but Erie and Reading were
heavy.
In Exchanges there was a moderate business
done today, and the market closed without firm
ness. Sterling "a GlO per cent good bills being
had at the close at 81 per cent Francs were rather
scarce. and sold at 2si as got for hrst-class
names.
The Sub Treasury paid out to-day over million
and half of dollars, mostly on Mint certificates
given for golddust deposited for coinage Aessrs.
Beebe, Ludlow 4 Co. received six hundred thou
sand dollars of this amount, which went into the
Bank OF Commerce.
The Money Market is very easy at d6 per
cent on Stocks on short CALL sac per cent on
short first class paper. The supply OF Money is be-
come more abundant, and the payment of specie
from the Sub Treasury to-day will increase the
amount
The receipts at the SubTreasury today were
s74,045; Payments, sl,6OS, Sol Balance $500.
III. The Banks must now hold over ten millions
of specie.
The exports of Coin las, week were s239697,
and since the LIST January, sl,4o4s54
The Philadelphia, from Chagres viii probably
arrive tomorrow. She is reported to have SIX
hundred thousand dollars in goId-dust on board.
The Bevidere and Delaware Railroad running
from Trenton u Belvidere, is said to be almost
ready for the rails viii are to be aid upon it.
The Directors Of the Bank Of Augusta Ga have
declared 81 per share dividend for SIX months.
The sales of Printing Cloths at Providence con-
tinue large, as we learn from the Journal, and
without material variation in prices. The sales
for the week ending Saturday reach ~ 500 pieces
at from Al to sc per yard for the range Of 4sx52 to
6Ox6s, q 20 inches, embracing fair to very fine
The sales of Cotton for the week were Zoo bales
nl4ial4i for Gulf and Il el4l for Atlantic ports
The Money Market continued easy and the banks
were accepting nearly all the good paper Offering ;
there was very little firstclass offering however
The rates are las per cent
The aggregate amount received for tolls from
the commencement Of navigation to the ssd of May,
inc usve is.................... ....'.....stseot "a
Ip 10 the period IN 1919 .....-...... HsiS p
Increase 10 1850. ~
The Bank Commissioners of Connecticut report
that there are fsrty-ose Banks ia the State with
an sggrea,e cash capital Of s9,9O7'5o9i that they
are wenmauaged and in sosud conditions keep
their notes at pa at the Suffolk Bank At Boston
and have declared average dividends during the
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spokea. &c.

Nay IS p, O. % iol 3 S. passed brig Sarah Brown.
st. sFir ,.
May ls a, S. lon So pas ID tNs Loretta Fish, FOR
York.
Nav y. ~ Ourre Kew ex-hs-g-d sisnsls with brig
hslstal Ney, iof WsrsaWl h0god y.
Nsy ~ lsi g. Ion so o. passed ship Afksnss', (ot
Bath bound n
APr ~ hss ~ 81 :, lon ~ a. passed barb RIO Grande
hsy 81 ls @ s. iou e} So "a zsd ship Magellan. S.
Dc IN NflrNsi.o. for Boston
bsv 2 a g. Ion 81 40 sor.rei .ehr F.vor,e nom
kew-lofk for Bermuda
msy = ai 81 s. lon o. IS schr caAs Appleton. IN BOs-
ton f. Nassau
MAY T. sl q s. on 81 20 snip Ohm Harin" poobsbly
John II YER from Boston for Csdr.
York
Ma a. Isi g. lon s. 90 Br hr'9 Boves Of worthagtoo
from New.YOfk Tor 81 job, M days ouI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
Foreign Ports.

Sid from Sierra leone Mch l9ih, btgs smh6eld Shaw,
for down ir Coast .0h, Potion c, for the Poogs a9d
Ohio for GAMBIA.
Ar 81 BarbBdo-s An INST BRIG Velona Keen. Easport
sch SsIaoga. Thompson Phiisoe phs; 5h, bngs rres
bTi "a g. Whiitesey Ns Yo'k rfsnst Psynisc Phlafsf
phis. Commodore, Wilams Gilmore; sch Cro'odis
Young, New-Yorx Sailed ith bark Frank, She'd, Port
Spain.
AZ Ponce PR, May IL brigs Gepsey, Uawey for Bttge
port Marcus Pure r Bosior; .,irhmprd Gibbs NYofc
VIZ WATSON --. IN Ba-bt ors for Nfork Martha
Sanger -. TOR NYoik schrs Navarro, fm $, rhsms,
waiting freight Sussex, Whorf from and for Baltimore
dschAging
Sailed from s, Thomas, 7,h big w watson Currisr,
Porto ri q; 9th schs Alex Mitchell, Horth MaracaibS
Psmlico, Jones Washington Nc 10Th, orig William PI
Howes, Turks Island.
At HEvsns, 9Th inst ship Th1'n'ss Perkins for cowes
(geis G2l; banks " Bridge Colliu. from Boston ar
1th syiphds Ltwry, Dr CrOnsisdt 1900 bxs gets e2
brig Salisbury Young for Co~es gels and csrres3O 90
bXs)
Ars Tahiti reb J. bark Sm-rr1. I'm Sen francisco, and
sid Tor Aucf and, NJ; no Date shin Xylln, do
Ar 81 Honolulu March II. bark Mar atison San Fran
cisco. Sailed sht l4lh, ships Oxnsrd Cole, Hong Kong;
Jacob Perkins Collins Manila
Al MsW March H. sch John Lane for San Francisco,
ldg Sailed. date ship Maposa ard bark Drlmmond,
Oahu, To load for san FrhDcrcO
Ar at Gibraltar lsi inst bark NJ ss0ur. Brown NYerk,
and sailed ID for Msrseilles noI a. before repofied