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CITY TRADE REpouT.

MONDAY, February III - L. NJ.
The mail letters brought by the Europa were not
delivered until about o'clock p M too to be Of
any ufe TO merchants to-day, hence trade continued
pretty much as at the olose Saturday Cotton sold
TO a moderate extent, but at . siight decline
pared to the rates current before the Flour
hbited material change, willis. WITH fair domestic
and Esstern dem and the market continued steady No
ssles Of wheat Of any moment we're reported. Corn
wss active, With large sales at steady prices; other
kinds 81 breadstrns remained absut the same. Pork
was dull, with moderate sales. Lard continued arm
ard In good demand. Coffee oontsaued dun, while
sugar and nolasses we're inactive.
BnraDsTurrs- Ftow-The ssles Of ths day reached
400 bbs, including common To straight state. at 81
IS ea, other dsserip;,op. remain
Seunun Flour wss In good demand and firm, with
Of AGO bbl at So rs 50 for common TO straight
FlOr dull, at SO 90 50 l2h. Corn Meal va. IN
settled, ct szeIf 81 ~ for Jersey, and So I2Y tor
Brsndyvine Wheat continued stssdJ holders are SIM
very him and prices above ths views. sales have
trsnspifed, and prices are nominsly the came. Rye
Was quiet; at % Go: Bsriy Mai vas In good de-
we're in fair demand, With moderate business doing
and price, poninslly the ssme Corn vas somewhat
at sce for ssiss J.rss, ana southern s.s COZ Gle
for southern End Jersey yellow o2c for Southern
white; cid com was nominal and quiet
Corror The steamers letter. we're not In msr.
chants hands until 7. NJ, con.elseptly bat little
vas done We heard Of loco bales miodiior Orleans
cotton being cold at 1850 which is decline Of xc
from the lowest sales Of last week We hardly give
correct quotations.
Fsrlesrs- Corn vas engaged for Liverpool a, Sd.
begged at the ships txpess. Flour and naval stores
In email way ct IL. Cd, and cotton at sd 10 Cali
fornia rates continued active and ships being
added to those previously mp, ~ere demandisx from
Tee Soc. and 10ec per cubic foot according TO cir.
cumstsnees q the engagement.
Psovtssoss-fwk-Tbe transactions In pork we're
smsn, at tlo 10 for new mess. aud 50 fer do. prime
Old pork VAS quiet and unchanged Beef vas 10 good
request, With saes Of zoe barrels st 50 rs 50 for
prime country; and $50 barrels city prime ct SO Is:
country, ct IS 30 - o2h aud city do ct 80 So
Beef hams we're In good demand ct former rates Cut
meats we're very dull at 4kc. Sc for shoulders aud
exc Tc. for hams Lard steady with Gales Of 200
barrels new, ct exc. 10. Butter VERY nrm and
prime In good request, ~ Tc lilo for Ohie and
1Oc. o 1sc. for State, and lie. o l7c Tor Vermont
SAsese vAs steady, but Lees buoysnt, ct bAe AXE
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ships Columbus % Pech. San Franchise, Roberts;
E:% ss' S;ys Tn:
sf: Ssi'Ts cS s:ssa. w:rs o
B,.a:-Aph. P:..s, san rr,pG n Smith Som
Briss.JShn ksIssil. Boyd, s.er.nsnto City, fwTrss-
S:,1s..s Sect, 3: Jag Cab; ssII:
o saia ass S Ssn cS.s s
E,sIos wi%instSn Col satsery Davis, charlssOn BeDj
siOOpS-Eseei. Bennett Fall River; EMPIRE Clark New
Haven.
Rk Steamship Europe Lsteh Lvsrpool Jan 2s and IA
sSls Sl.,sndsn OF B...cn Ia..sns.eot Canton Aug
is 81 s s:::.: XII
s;.s
sa
.sa IS tho
sw Pass with cotton, &C 70 stanton. The vas de-
squsly leather during me pass,se. -..,.-
slip Holm.. Berry New Orleans. and Is days from
Ship M,1shs,eT Cone NJ. o.sa1 day. with cotton
ssiysns Homer. Rs &c Janslro asy: with ess-
fee "a a in !sT via ass sss
SGs'GS for California s Feb lat 49, lon q TO- spoke Dutch
Bark Ten pie,oD Sf Bust'port) stovsr Harisl Il days.
Bark Dyer Jcf Portland Dyer Now Orleans. 20 days.
ndse and Ianengr The captain refused TO give our ool
Bark Lawson st MARKS lays with cotton and
rice, TO HuIlbut Co.
% e. 60 :. sss rs u ss;
sS1Sy sfi B.noss Graham Au. Cages. Jan a.
with iogvOOd ard conee, Dousas Sid in with BIZ
y rss and
q,
Bra Br Card Turks Island le days. with salt
Brig Apsbsry Mobile. days. with cotton. &c, 70
Big Mary varney Lewis St Marks, IL days. with cot
Brie Gscrs.rs, Beds Savannah days. with cotton and
Brig Belle Poue tof Mbridge) Wilson, Darisn, days.
with yellow pine Vim Der TO J Roohanbau
yellow Tipe timber. to Arnold.
nrgasJ Gilmore, Eidridse Charleston, 6 days with
Brig David Dunell. POdger Wilmington NC, days. with
seIr Alexander Mitchell e. s.tcd of East Thomaston).
ssrsh P"e asys with sd. TO
om .s h i 9a "a e sSs' ''A' LsPr
sehr ssbourretef East 1homasson Bartlett Jscms 20
schr Tufts. Morton. Hsvsna, Il days with mOlassss
SER Theory tBrI Pride s. Kit. via s, Thomas days.
with ssit and hidei' e ? 8 sehlsspg.r. -.
ana noia..es. 70 9 Truasy. -,.-. 49,.
shr shs Frsr as1i iosisHd Ss.sisr Nc days, with
siers, FEB 10 st Is IS lon Is IS .poss sshs sun
seII Gov ThsTp. Thonp'os. MIi:rs,sds,s.
SEM school Boy.---. GrssSveh, NJ. days
SS.Issis: o. Barn.ssI paused ksa.sssc,
siSop Sisters, Norris, Dover. Q days
Below.
Brig Msyaower from Traidsd.
Pa. n-wind at sunrise, VI at meridian, vi at sunset.
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RsIrf~spr, Feb. IL 5000 Maryland Sc lf7k! Ma
inland deferred 6s 1U2 20 ssnore shd Ohio
bosds "a SSH 2shsres Bsnt Of Baltimore sta! rs Bsltf-
ana Otis Rstfoss tine. etI ~ DO, 49, Do. seA.
FoREIoN MARKETs.
BIO ~ Isssrre. Dee 81 lss ,imper,s from N. United
- hoses sperm ana a. comp. csnei.s, 90 Luna
tr sUs his rcstn $50 DO. beef 49, Dc port D. pp~
t,v legs lard ~ 80 lhs snd sunGries feuT
dtfrE The meath have hten sbOut Sep btis.
BslUoerei s sud 1frOn Tor Cola bi o. i6H ten
4 steoh ie ~ se0 btls. Of Bslrnerr
kcimooe, IN fret hs-dr 1otsi, ~ bis sreoDd
hsnds Ia Is estimated SOC bts No
tted. 81 lorg the surplvs sbunosR there bene
htte dcmspe. usual during he month IL
December the import m.rlet has been ssies
uited. Rcsfr, ~ o. iuuter, 500 81 htson tea
llsCO llsD for god guslfies deals tfl
60 essaies 81 Conee- r.et 80
advnee In circular % IL, end 9Th insp qu
and ooaiinped - TIL fist instant Toe srts ths an
time being larger than expected that fhe
ed 20 - 90 tsx., the deeitrs $50 sests
positice 20 cell, and itsle hrmbcs
tuyss, only vanrr 20 produce quite stchs some
rurcf e atsters st.d ~ the sr
held tnly Ter shevs time, snd esires their ps,n sns
sbcrs bsfs since that la,rer
r.rt swedrr sid ii~isnd. TIE bses
there s mere evnee 10 ire s-ixht,rpr part. tss.
feces the kufopcsr try ~ithsut gssrly
and the speculstcss clear " tber st.tk thtre
eicre sv,ry vs,os 20 esreet mote nedera;e rates
evil shsulf the socovnts NON tnrufs Led
s,ass BE rssr dsier cue pssscs, rses being uJ .
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Suicide OF n Returned Cai,fornian-sup-
posed Murder, Sc.

BOSTON, req ia. NJ
MIR Jas. stoknsy, Of the hrm Of Brown, Lawrence
stehDey OF this city, arrived from California In the
Empire City, drowned himself this morning. In Back
hay lie left his home At ak o'clock. put his clothes
under the railroad bridge, and ". found In six
inches Of water with his face do~nwsrds lie had
made fortune In Csfornis, and probably committed
the deed In . sudden ~ Of insanity.
Awouan named Adams formerl, Of Boston was found
IN brook, just above Lawrence, yesterday With her
head broken in-supposed 20 have been murdered.
The storm Of Saturday light washed part Of Phipps
H upon the Milford Branea Railroad soa. TO entire
~ stop the running Of the cars
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Later from Honduras, Yucatan, Cape Or
Good Hope, dc.

Bos1ox, Feb. Hap. NJ.
We have private sdvices from Honduras, via Ha-
vsns to January 10th, which that the feel
ing there decidedly favorable TO sstisctory ad
Justment Of the trouble with England.
Col. Vsncourt and other English officers who had
been to Yucstan to meet the indian chiefs and nego-
tiate treaty Of peace had returned to Baiss having
failed g. accomplish the object of their mssion the
indians demanded the uncoad itionsl cession Of
part Of the country to be by them In perfect
independence Of the whites. A delegation Of Indian
chiefs to 10 Belize this MONTH to endeavor
to conclude . treaty Of peace
Accounts from Gaze Town, Cape OF Good Hope, to
Decs represent that the colouists still ate
ing to starve the toto sending the convict
ships sssy. The Neptune with Mitchell on board,
remained at anchor in st. Simon's Bay.
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higher than any quotations yet received will
warrant The total export in has beso sAx
Of which H have gons 60 the United states The total
export Of tbs year viii be 7975 bags Europe sssnst
bV in l4 mailing the total export Of the year SOL
bags sgaiIft fSsl0 In 1898 deficiency Of H $40 bag
The quantity borsht for fPmsnt and shipbosrd not
cleared 10 much greater than last year which will reduce
the dtbcier to about baga The opinions
what remains in the interior various and ass Of the
quantity of coffee that be received Juiy
but all that IL will be very much thort Of last
Hdes have sold at 49, The stock s rather inoreas
but under 40 there sellers Freghs continue
dull several vessels have tahen 20 osnts
IL 10 now very rp and Of another adj
vance.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence

PBiLADELPBrA, Fsoru airy IL, 1850.
United States MnfHo,rt6te .acident 10 Brifesmad-
The Markets, &c.
The annual assay at the United States Mint, In this
city, takes place to day. The special commissioners
Hitchcock, Of Amherst College Mass and John Price
Wetherill, and Henry M Watts Esqures Of this city.
is to be reduced after the 18TH Of February Railroad
directors hndirg out that high fares defeat the
very object sought to be obtained by their imposition
The number Of deaths In the city and districts last
week amounts to one hundred ana thirty five, eight
from scaretfever.
At an early hour this morning most shocking acc-
dent happened ct boarding house, kept by Irish
woman named Murphy. In Grsy's alley There had
sea s
psny with the bride, was about retiring TO bed her
clothes caught Gre from the explosion OF csmphius
lamp that sne had in her hand and before the flames
could be rguished she was horribly burned The
sufferer to the Penney ospital but
her Injuries were found to be serious that it
feared she could not survive until to- night.
At the time Of the accident, Miss Lynch in her
chamber up and there was only one other person
awonan-witb Der. The rest OF the inmates oi the
house were below in the Kitchen the door of which
was closed The poor female in her fright ard sgosy,
ran down stairs with her dress, which Of thin
teral In blaze AT her sppssranc in sheet Of flame,
almost the first ntimstiop to those In the lower
part OF the house. Of what bad occurred.
The accident teens To have been the result Of
thouE htless csreessness. The yspng had hed
the lamp, and lighted IT without properly adjusting
the tcrew. The screw being lsose che was In the
act OF reaching up for something with one hand the
lamp which was in the other, tilted, and the fluid
whole exploded.
The case be very melancholy one, especially the
unfortunate casualty was the telrnpa Ion OF night Of
festiviy, on the happy occasion Of o marrisge When
the accident took place, nearly all the company
had left.
stu another quiet dsy for business operators holding
back for their private advct by the Europa expected this
evening The eaes OF -four confined city the
prices ranging from 20 - 3h riding t. quxltty
fmai sales Of rye hur AT 81 a. meal So Gs&
Sss,si: .ss.' 5 Sss.A.sa. a', no s1s's' s, N
stoclssre coiipg assin and the prices show slight
aev.ne over the closing raes Of last week The money
market s easier The seet for hrst class
csn, second e'as 10 per cent and Annexed
tie saiss o. s,eehs srfir,t 5000 Uni.ed
States Gs ~ 12h Si00 etyec io4 :'p shares he.cins
Rsiis9ad r. 90 do de- les 500 Lslis A1rtsase Lo.S.
~; 81 30 state ga seq; 10 Camden Railroad
li9 500 Tennessee o. e9 ss3 State SIS 9x "a shares
e co sU d. 20 70 $40 ,.hsh In.stes, ss $500 DO ae
kortgsge Bonds. 6ii. Second Board shares Norris
Canal llAi 20 do. hamburg Railroad, t7k ~ do Nine
Ill Railroad. coz do do coz ST. DO Lehish DO,
Mons Caus ll. Is do Girard Trust 2sl 81 y So
Efs 500 schuy III NAVIGATION bs S.n ~ do Norris
tow BaiIssd. .tA.
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c1sssc.. FEB 2. Pn,Ag .ag .cs.la.s n.sAsvs. ls,A.
chr shars. HaA Bsisinsrs Emma fstsrssa. Ne. fsE
o!sssi Se: G:,ss,s s::sa;s:. e,,.s. cs.
New orIsans Charles wiliia.. Kkstos. Noble; iSSssz
xkssS; brig Caleb Curtin True JsGIs sv:, zsdsvss
folh; John q AdsnA Norris. New Yori, rslssraphsd-
bound to =: . 81
laden about 500 tom. and shows nsrys signal is pro-
ms Srs. s:yis sn ssse si En1 ~
III ,ss % ssS from the Roads where she sashr
ssps s:s 1;rb C. ss,,s r.:
south viz raj, mo-: ofih. = sshs blew hard
CsAnLrsros Feb PH-Arr brig EupSrss.s Bril- Lock-
hart Hamilton; Moses. Builey, EYsrk Ola Bari ssssA
LEWIS Feb TO- T. AH-Al naval stores in the hod Of
been landed The spirits Of viii b sss1 e a.
place for anshipnent TO Philadelphia and balance eat
fro. tn: River y NJ Josss to sxssi Az pss..Ss.sy
The barb zidOp Thurow, trinidad d cuss 18th alt
Capt reports having Kiasso. .nd brig FAIRY
bosa for Philadelphia loading TO sail in OFT days
Cushing Sf.rs H.ssnaS kl Dr. css, sa:s 3
Transit Bril- Russell Liverpool Cambria Orb Astsy lss
sssa sSs sas VIZ Ss
Joseph, Keller, Charleston.
Pss:.S.IA AH5r .sA. n:lrs:s SSss' sYs.t NO
leans CID 9th barb. ii ssbeth G.ashe. savanai Ire
sss.y lm. ' s issn' Ad'''
sAvANrAH Feb 5-Arr ship Coromande Br). hoCenusll
NYorh; brss silurian Evans Newport WI Augusta stons
wnsIreror. Feb s-Arr h!s AtohafslAya, Msaas. MA.
ven Bssv hound .p brig raSs., and s:S Ei..ssss ca
Portland; A De Rosset Bre water. NYork-
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relative TO the conduct OF Captain David Cook Of the
Brtish bark Sarah IN rescuipg the passengers ocers
and Of the Caleb Grimshsw ssicb was adopted,
After the trsnsaction Of ssdtiopa routine business
and an executive session the Senate adjourned
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ON the 9th inst, BY the Rev Joshua Butts, Mr.
Joss YouSo TO Miss NJ. ELIrsnrrr A-rsS, both Of
the city.
On 1bursdsy evening, February eth. In the town Of
{ rspturzh, westcbester oospty, By the Rev. Mr.
s'ss ar' Ar psssl }. DvssSsUss, ia, to Miss s,n.E
- Melloskeyi Mr.. Hvep }. Dos.S to Miss JvLi. NJ.
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Fresnesin the D.,.~sr. River.

N.rso~srvHeH, ". n Etb li-eA.M NJ.
gres, frsehst occurred in the Delaware river yes
terdsy, about nine A. NJ. The D.lsssrs commenced
rising and before two r. NJ had r.en fifteen feet The
frhet cleared all the lee r. the river and leaves II
nsvigsbis for RATS the whole distance The lumber
men hs,. commenced getting their RATS In the river
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OF dls>sse Of IN. h..n n.

or dss>see OF the heart JorS HrSpr aged 90 years
flesny Newspapers piesse copv
AZ the residence. q her sop ne, To..ch p.rx.xa
Boston, on the la,h % Jsnusry 1850 n. ths s,lI a.
snrsnce of blsssed immortality, ElIs.asrr AZ visov
% the lste Dante Bspvsrd of tbis city
ON the 1ith inst, Josr, infant son Of Cal.A ana
Adriins Watson, aged 10 months
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NV UHtFsSs teh SPIN.
Operators In cotton q satfng later stvices nov
due By the Europs The 900 bs'ss st easter
prices fair being quoted l2isc In ovne there
e.ies ~ 1900 bags Rio AZ lssss.
BsLrt1oar, Feb 1t-sPM
III. -four market IL 6rm,r, pnie oissr srticlsI re-
nssa GLctsbsed.
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Congressional Election Ira Georsi..

BALrTHoHE, Feb. n-oP NJ.
The Savannah Repu1iican rays that there is a whis
majority in Bryan and Ts,pal courties of 2o3, and
democratic majority In Bullock county Of nearly 200
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Tw o Boys DroN

CoLD srsrse, y. Y, Feb IL. 1850
Charles and George, sons Of Thomas d. Coe Of this
vilisEe we're drowned In the Hudson river yesterday,
~hile sit,n ptpg 10 the ice Another boy
IN company With them. who saved himself By .iog
out on the lee. Their bodies we're recovered about
three hours after the unfortunate occurrence
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The Reciprocity B,iI ~ Canada.

1otosro, &C. W. Feb ia NJ.
NJ cameron, late member Of governments, has been
appointed By the anti snnssatio.st. q. delegate TO
Wsshpston ID. C.. 20 lobby for the R.ciprositv Bill
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UU7FUNs Jan. ", TNtD
sale. Of Reading st 1885,. bu, - thirty d.y. rhe
other sales consisted chiefly ~ Ner England hslroAt
at SATURDAY. . prices.
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BsLri>soss Fsb il-ePM
ore Of the back ma liz from New orb, rs h. arrived
There L. stiii enc due.
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Passe myers Arrived.

LTEnrooL AND I..iT.H.s.ea n.hig Europ,--xf Via
children Mrs Rich nagol and servant Mr. shepherd nr
White Mr. and VIM Curs Miss Fergus Mr. Fergus Lieut.
Palmer. Mrs Palmer Mr. and Mrs ohil-
Srsa kr and Mrs Coats Mr. ns.sfsld Y, assy stevens
Bursley: 4 Nest A sus. Rosier w p Brown John
Dixon John Loche BullscAe Mr. Heine, Lenpoid. Mr.
Pcgp Bsi1brisso. Bli.s TG Pierce. nr HsSssTsy
M Mrs sater George Thomsss, Ross. Mr. Ksnas
Speyers, u Cocttr, Rev Mr. AAhAn Mr. Lsmbeche, Nj
Saunders Mr. Kahn, Smith, John Robinson, Flick
in Mr. Watson; wt.lar. Leon; J Hism.p.R White.
land Ficfey, Rore Motley. fsirish Hannesan. vaux.
From Bslifax- Mr. W williams e sar GENT, J Homer
Barry Miss Chairman. Mr. Chairman.
Nkw 0hLrAEs Ship 4neeee,c B.inckmycr. OF NYork,
RIO DE JANErRo-Bsrh Maryiaad--J d Blanchard. Of
Philsdepha; Conn, Of Bangor Cap. Little OF Pha-
del pns; Capt Budisgton Of Boston, oliver Of Me-
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The Southern wall

Nsw OslssSs Fss 7, 1850.
The new steamship Georgia, irOn your port, vi. M.
- "A
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sAs Fra Nctsco- Bsrk Joseph Fisk. for New Oreans--o
Kline, MS Csmerdta Vim Irons, David Gable, Stone
6hss Bowman, Z Armie Chas skirner. Kobt skiunsr
Harper Peter BcBeame, huchaIn Jean Las.oplor
rode, Dailas Dennis MoCuith Naice Nathaniel Mas
sey, Rensich Ceno, X Pray, steward.
CHAGREs-Brig Bella del Mar from Now Orleans Il p
Williams, Jalez Hedges George Baker, waisany John
FossicS, VIM Morrison D & p.rinsscn. X reteh.r
MeAnllen A n Steward; John Pierce, yarner. Y D
King Idward Thorn, Geo Dixon, VIM Agsrd Jesse Elder.
" m Spence Geo N Pearkins, Alceo Va xcett Newtoa
Sutherland Aenry sAupders Thos II Steward Lufkin
Lufkin, Barvey Buard, Cady. James Brown. Henry
Grid, suthsrlsnd. John Springer; Nicely, s:n,sca
leg, John Wilson, Robt Hodges. VIVA Bunbaugh Jacob
Collins, Sohlnrpsurp, d Smith, Anderson, This Thorn
son, Vim Davis, Smith. Keen. j Jewell Wm Dsas-
live, Chas Herrie, Jas Bean, II Kehalip.
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IxTELLHEME BY THE MAILS.
Our washington Correspondence.

Our washington Correspondent
WAsnrSoror, Feb 10. 1850.
Tie kiecrosSa Treaty The Secretary Of The Navy and
Lieuf. Bsaie-M Bennett in tovn, &C., &c.
One Of the quasi organs Of Mr. Mersdiths branch Of
the cabinet in New York. 10 perfectly we'll satisfied that
treaty has been concluded between Mr. Clayton and
MIR Bulwer. on the Nicaragua canal, aud that said
treaty has been sent by express the Boston steamer
for England Now, from ell that can learn upon the
subject It Is no such thing but that protocol drawn
up between Mr.. Bulwer and Mr. Clayton has been sent
out for the consideration OF Lord Palmsrston 10 Alto
gethsr probable On the other hand, that treaty Of
through Nicaragua would be concluded by Sir Henry,
without first consulting his government upon the pro-
ofiicisl but we have some faith in it, and upon the
whole, are disposed to regard It. till officially do
MED BY the official Of the treaty as the
true state Ct the case. II s not likely that Mr. Bull
wers Instructions were 80 explicit as to meet ell the
details of this trestybut is quite likely that he vas
upon the initiation OF treaty to submit the
protocol to his government, before proceeding to its
fpal adoption. In the Absence, then, OF direct official
information take this be the fact that it Ia the
protocol and not the treaty which has been sent to
meet the outward steamer from Boston
We are advised Of another recent bluuder committed
by the Secretary Of the Navy The Department OF the
Interior having control Of the Mexican boundary linz
applied Mr. Preston for the of Lieut. Edward
with which the commissioners intend to trace the
channel upwardof the ella river from its mouth where
the longitudinal line from the Pacific strikes the river
In this service better excepting Fremont him
self, could be appointed Lieut. Besls has made the
journey OF the ella several timss going aud returning
and knows the whole route Of the boundary whole
seven hundred miles OF the river from the Rocky
Mountains to the Colorado; and hence the ap-
plicstion for him. But MIR. Preston, from some
party personal motives Of his has refused to
detail Lieut. Besle for the service and has appointed
in his place young naval officer, who hss been
within i've hundred miles Of the Ola and whots wholly
igpor from observation OF the ofthe boundary
Such is the wisdom and discretion Of Secretary Of
the Navy.
MIR. Bennett, editor of the Nev York Herald, is In
town and has taken at the National Gate Cole
~ hntxl H. .swfpr anhoo
ops here in the correctness of the views which he has
taken for the last twelve months of the character drift
and dangerous tendencies of the slavery question
and know that the compromise Of all parties
will receive him with cordialty
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Shipping yneeIlseencs -.

NEw ORLEASs, feb9
Arivsd-ships Mary Glover. Boston; York PhiIsdsphs.
Arrived Bark Ana Kenney. New York
SAVANNAH. reb7.
ArrivsdBrgs American. and Governor, Carver. NYork
Bosros. Feb IL, Pm.
Arriyed-BArk Cen Taylor New Orleans. 18Th uit.
Brig keora, Cardsnas 9th ut Left schr Madonna. Bos-
Ciearsd-shp Barnstabls Hong Kong and Canton. bark
Delaware Portsmouth, hnsh lds CALIFORNIA; schr John
Tyler, Fredericksburg.
PORTLAND. Feb9
ArrivedBark Louisa Eaton, Trinidad 18th uit brxs Hen
rieA hAtanzas I'D ult Georanna Savannah for Bath;
schrs Henrietta Rappahannock Elizabeth Norfolk for Tho
msston; Trenton, New York.
Ciesred-Brig Judge, Whitman. Baltimore schr Louis,
New York. -
NEw BEDFORD, Feb 9.
Arriyed-shp osropne and bark Eliza Thornton, New
York, TO load for California
Sailed lst-Baik Vim James. for California, returned
leaky. IN
ArrvedBrg Granite Cayenne, 7th ult Left schr Abby
Weld Salem only brig Jacob Story sid about tho
LIST Surnl Touched At ht Pierre 10th and sid day
brig Alp for st Thonas Left schr Jofeph Ba
dg only Am Spoke 18th. lat . f0 Ion 80 brig Dem
mark Boston for Havana 7h inst lat 80 ~ Ion 10 &c. schr
Frances Hallett. Bristol for Porto Rico.
Below-Brg Ether. from Cayenne 9Th uit.
Providence, Feb9.
Arrved-Bark Amidia, Mobile; sips Oregon aud Victory.
New York 10th, brig Casda New Orleans soop Usque-
pssue New York.
So sd-sehrs Geo W Corner York River ? Brown, Tan
ger Worcester PHILADELPHIA Chas Parker New York. sips
VIM Bowen, Rhode Island and Blackstone, New YORK.
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