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WAsMyrsoN, May 7, lS50.
.Souths,w Caucus ~ the Capifot-Sonihefs PdpsT-
Southeru Address, So.-PTrsidentb heeepfio" I"
Mad Contractas-May Ball.
There was very re- respectable meeting oil Southern
members of born houses. and OF both parties IN the
Cspitol. this evening. The meeting was held upon
the important question of The establishment OF
Southern newspaper in Washiugton--a sectional
paper in the strctest sense, and To be devoted TO
The s.peculiar institutions OF the South indepen-
IDENTITY of all party considerations, hn address
was resolved upon, and will be published Tomorrow
and the paper will be Immediately set into opera
tion, some $40, 900, we Understand, having been
pledged to establish and sustain it,
The direct object OF this Southern organ, is 10
enhghten the Northern men in Congress upon the
exact position, condition, and disposition Of the
South with reference 10 the great question pend
ing. The paper is TO BE- started forthwith, and
withthc view Of sustaining and maintaining the
Southern section in this contest, for It's constitu-
tional rights. With the settlement of this great
question, the further publication Of the paper will,
IN all likelihood, cease To be measure OF policy
TO any OF the parties concerned because It will
cease to be supported as sectional affair.
The very fact, howe vrr, OF the establishment OF
This paper proves the degree OF interest which the
South entertain in regard 10 this negro business;
and when we say that the extreme South intend 10
demand something more than Mr.. Clay's compro-
mice. know that il is because they expect to get
homehing more.
Tic Nail contractors for the extreme West and
Southwest, the bids having been decided upon,
and the business settled, called upon old Iack IN
a body, this evening, at The White House, and had
quite chat with him. taking chains, and sitting
down 90 II comfortably
Mrs. Blake gave b May ball. this evening, at
jackson Hall Ii VS. very elegant affair
Henry Clay as usual the object of all observa-
ton, and the pride of all parties, all ages, and
pecially the ladies'
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TeiegraPhic Reports.

BALrisoRn May s, 1850
The Niagaras news has had but little effect on the
market Flour is held firmly at S. Corn has advanced
cent per bushel.
BUFFALO, May 8, 1850.
The receipts within the last "a hours ass-Of -four,
1000 bills; wheat, $500 bushels; corn 1000. Flour Ia
in moderate request while the market is heavy, and
prices tend slightly downward. Straight State aud
Western H. nominal at 81 S71s Wheat Is pretty firm
and in demand with sales Of 900 bushels Ohio at 81
The market for Is more firm since the arrival Of
the European steamer and prices have improvedJ
ALBANY, May 8, 1850
The receipts during tho past twenty hours are
1900 bbls -four, $500 bushels wheat 10000 do. corn
and 10000 do. barley. The -four market has been
rather dull but in prices we have marked change
to notice. In there Is more doing and holders,
since the arrival of the steamer are stiier We note
sacs $500 bushels at 59c for round yellow and SIC.
for mixed Western. Also 500 bushels fiat yellow to
arrive week at 5sc There is a moderate demand
for prison whiskey, with sales Of 100 bbls at 23c
23Ac.
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Police Ios.iI,u.pe..

FSiersae B,rgLrp -souie bold rogues. on Tuesday
night. lurgariousiy ent'red the drygcods store No
sol Bro sdvsy OCCUPIED ny Roy Co by forcinn an
entrance through the ecsr 20 the back yard and then
~ cutting through the panel ~ the bacs window
shutter. drew back the bit. and thus obtained sn
entrance into the store, stealing therefrop ten OF
twelve pieces Of cUlur,d sk v,lv,ts twelve or fifteen
pieces 81 siik barge tsu~s sven valuable ~mhrod.r
"a white erspe shavls scsriet Grape shawl al-o
from ten 20 twelve plain white Thibt shawis, with
heavy sk fringe. tcgeth~r With Other valuable goods
not yet acertaDsd. The Whole amount lost y erts-
mated q, mar 5000 The rugucs also brOse open
the de,k spd carried of 30 IN silver rcvsrd q
40 l. offered Or the recovery ~ the property
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Passengers Sailed.


$ss @
s n law, M n ansn and maid M n YD
lady. N;, h,s.S children maid, ,sd m,s servants
H:sf Ssas%s fiss;:s Trs NJ:
ys:,s sss,sTSfih 4 Essss. ana IL New
Boa cid, Leeds. Jer,s and lady. Ny; Kennedy Ca:
"a i;,'Ss essTi;;sP A;Ss1
Marsh jas Pike Pedro Ysnasa hernandez. Cuba; saSi
% psSsr and .Sy cssss SMITH n.
drew stewart Ass Orleans; Jon i,iFfns NJ chassnio,
sa reea srSps aS J s s S
n, Nsy %:l e, s %
ssha,rs Ig1i.iaps Twil',a rert; Mood, rro,,-
May bearer Of dsspaiebe Chs Druit Stewart Gwins Chs
Ms rT 9;14 DO Ffr%s. York Geo Clark do
THss fTs%
NJ Ss,$ Mr. ". B. wv Nm
fssassn, nsmsr seesiaa' DR. GsSds. S' ss,.
Y Col ksi. sp 5, WA, NsnSs sSs.i Mr. ySs%
willis Mr. EsndSlpe ard child Mr. Nys lay and siil,
ss sis SssJT' Gsf: .s. Gsss:
;srysn,. . g Esrser James Taylor J.@es p simp,,s.
iI,dTs; ioTsil' q wsd TFsas;'i DsfS.%
5s;sgs Cannon, ~: DsrSs%. i psaesn. Q p ksiIy.
s $;ss nss.ss SEsss1ss; W. !s Ssi,
Mr. Wilson and servant, heli-y tat AcStnv
ns lAusburgL Lesner VIM sobie .aes Goodrich. T.
Mccormick; IL Iogmes. Mcdonald, Palette, John
sauisr Eli,aSs,h rOatisI ne.n. cor,sr,n duiass
Mott. Mr. c.si..; and servsa.. John .sa Gil .,rs
Pryor powney, Van i.>asinshs%;. rhona: ssrsnH
kaufman, q " seward. II kitesu Leon, Bsrri, "
Glass Roger W Nj her, TM s,es asl9ss, y
Bennett, Pluners II Reeder. W y ysus nsr
Lyon. Hubble, John Wright. Jas Hayden Jas ts
X II Robinson } sheppard N Nswhai1, Horne,
rlummer, VI d Nsggoner. y Banrsford " Ailea, W
II BAILEY. George Nc Donnell. Geo Braekeu browning.
VIM Holmes J, I'm McCrea A Prentice, J n Rosendals,
lspgton. Rcsendale N Mathews Mount,
Harkretr u ingersolI ~ Myer. Crinnei DR. Upssn.
Benz kindsl Jesse and Bob, serrants Dance Duterrs
Scott wheeler. Bro~ ming, fsirhsnks Ifiii.
RSbt Grant. Georss, Hymer. q stuart, Geo Tsvcr
1hos Poole, John Nilier hausburg. q schseszer,
Mss.r > Br'dley; II Nsouaid 5 Leismon. X kepoasid-
Wilma, " sloat, o y Norman " kimbail, Bunker.
Ibos smith, W walker CP Olsan, Allen n Cock Joha
Burns, Clark. Unlisted. W Garner. Meyer. jobs
Metry, Ruthrsn. q IA James Jno Puner, Johnson.
W II Potter, J. Humphrey, Carroll, Jones. J c VIA
gsid Naiilott Mrs. Bradley, Wilson. Geo Love. VIVA
Love- Wrieht, Bls ckmore Charlton. w Pryor,
Pearson, Charlton " Patterson. Eusott Aflen A
lyrve II Wallace, Wm lyree, ID Csrtwrght ID IiAsaio,
hiszpke, tp.on, friedman; Cas- Maria, julia saa
Nag, servants.
Iavrnrooi-shp Jacob 4 westervet-Mrs IIsodIess aud
ser,apt Mr. pamour Mr. Plauchsnent ladies and child.
Misses Emiiirc, Messrs D.sumont, Moson Ggady Psu-
ter. Robin, stewart, Watsrhouse Bolton, Auf earlier.
Bndnegu. Taylor. Master ste~srt-so In ID cabin.
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On Tuesday evening, May I, by the Rev Thomas
Armtage. Mr. WrIsoS EsANs, to Miss Anna 4. MEAo,
daughter of VI. u. Mead. Esq. all Of this city.
on May ith by the Rev. Lrskine Mason. d. D., Mr..
WINS J. RrSyILIr, TO Miss MARY T., daughter Of the
late Daniel Hedges, Esq, all OF this city.
On the 9Th April, by the Rev. Lot Jones, Mr.. jour III
woopcocK, TO Miss MARY CLARA CorrE, daughter OF
John d Cote, Esq. all of this city
On Tuesday May I, at the Brick church. by the Rev
DIR Spring. Mr.. WILLIAM H. EANoSp, of Toledo. Ohio
TO Miss naEnirr d. BsACn, only daughter Of 7. =.
Beach, VI this city.
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Mov.m.c,s oS rvd,v,a ~aIs.

Hor Wiliam " sswsrd and fsmily Auburu Hon
Mehissock. Bath. and one hundred aud twenty
efht others arrived In this city yesterday and took
roo ms ~ the Asior House
Hon W Mckay Bath, Ca; c. VI Reed. Yrc.
tspt Y. % Mnliams. Z. A., Lieut. X N Bush,
Lieut. W " Palmer. Z. Capt Dalton. n v. sud
one hundred and twenty others arrived yesterday
and to"k ~, ms ~ ths irving House
htn Ccllns lee. Snd sixty one cthsrs arrived
yst 'uay nhd tc' &c. ,nf 10 tne Afr.rt an WotiI
tht af-r tstf smtrUt af ~ tbs hot q. ia.fh .aF
----l---. 49, ~ -N--l.- ~ .--.l =.
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Passengers Arrived.

VERA CRrz-Bark Eugenia-Mr Terry aud family. Mrs.
Boon and two children Meguelen Mrs Grant aud Mrs
Psefsby and daughter Mrs Duprc, aud in the steera
HAvANA-Bsrk John Benson-Msnuel Perode, lady aud
Madame Guessda and four children Maria uru
der and child, Catherine MAyet and child Miss Caroline
Smith, Mr. jose Dances, finnmaster. Casanayo. Ven
cetta Dances Lorenso Martinez. Alberts del Campo.
DrNARARA-Brig Waihonding-J Edlin aud lady. Miss
Edln. Miss y Bdn. Edir, W Turner and lady, Miss
Turner Turner. Turner TurnsrJ Gallagher and LADY.
Mcconnell, G0mes. q Golzaves.
ApALAcHcoLA-Brg Cen wilson-P yrice, Bird Ben
nett q Gray and in the
MAruRA-Brg Matamoras-JC c Lcmeiino aad
Crook and servant.
sr JAeo Or CrBA-Brig Kate Pendersas.Mr sewsl lady
and sister.
sr CRon, WISER Mary EiiIabeth-Jss Humphros. J
Cox.
sAvANIrA-schrB A Tufts--Jas FButler and lady Jas
Butler, Jr, lady three children and
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Rri:.o sa s,h :'hr' Taylor R.S. sad fSo.rsss.
a'.s%",a May s~A,g s:h,. T..ns.... y,.st Pai.a.
Klassavss NAY s-Ar brig H..-.l,y.. o,lp..rie,. N~-
1 ss D s IN
Lvs; ssIs ssSrs Leopard %iiss. and Chief So.
MaTos TN bort. sehr nsl'iass. tof NYorl, Gar
Nrw on..sYs April Oar, ship CALENDER Geoay..
ssyss S.i;i$; s.s i:ss sn; :
sss1. brig. .iassas,o !sH Msils Bsssss.
i' lweosas ss. sss
'nss cSaans aaG ps & csssss
s,h h5is; w,snisos SeS York Avano' rhur'''n
NV lospes. Ssy1~ATr propssrs Jersey Blue. Smith.
s. sss ss T
len nsrssS fcr do yssa, .miiiSa, f.sSs: isi Phii.
9sai ps
.s o o Kelly as a ss.
Niekescn do for Do Coral NisSsrses Do Tor dol Belle
GORE dssss Grape
c Sssd wind.
'l;sI Republic and IsT..sd s.a
Ass G cas,sll; snOS. Philaaelphls. v,-,.. ~.
folk IT, Smith fI, Fsson Sss
AlexsndIis; Lehsnen. brown. PhiiAdeiphia
:s isar Il.
Nh. for Philadelphia Cid schr Excel Edwards NYork
PoRTsNorrt May Arr brig Osceola Stanley Boston to
load for Texas 3D. sehrs David Lombard Gross do for Do
to load Ice for BahAnAs Pawn Day PHI
ladelphis; tth, brig Sutan Soule, creech Savannah.
Yds s.S u o s ws sss O.,
Stuart, dol Mary Peck. Dupuy, do.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3lArr schr Waite Rains lC8
days from Baltimore.
,,s May sox A SsSr1s s,s s sa M
brig Leopold ODonnell Duntan. Noreans; sehr La
mar Ii ght born, Nlork.
SULLIVAN May 3-sd schr W b Peters. lord. NYork.
rs,sp Cole PhlsSenbp' CnsIss poaas Bsn.or IL
s. 9Th schrs Elizabeth Corsry, Phiadelphia for
Frances EDen Ryan, Belfast for NYork and feet from
Eastern ports,
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~ 90 witA ~ cfrfse snd ccnscgf ~ tN Senfb
Geofre q Bate ~ Michigan. 20 w. Attorney 81 the
a uit. sfstts Ser IN district ~ Michigan.
fisttr cotton, g Wi-cur-in. 4" ~ Narfhai 81
fh. fa .fatt. g. IIf district m b. i.ttt..iu.
-s. tr..f . lf 20 O.. nt.td via Ai.l'a "a 10 d.
r..ie .. -a.. d 2 b g IA Y.t sl SIS .ats.
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Cotton Trade.

The movements in this staple In this country up 10
the latest dates In each Of the pact three years hare
been annexed
Mo,cuSrs 90 CorToS . ruE CNrrp srArrs.
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MEDICAL.

CoNsuMrTIoN PREV CONSUMPTION.
are sppsd in .ss.sa We srm, isli:v. ssG sss
Which ,ssd.r nSssssl s,ss ne ssss are .y *.
II k,s be ATTENDED 70 s-.sss ri be WE'LL bs, asxss,
then Has they - e sure 70 ss. the mastery .na vh..
alarming and often fatal.
than y Via cs sa1y sI esf ss%s
ss.ns - a. Is,S sss h ',g.s :. ssy a..
much rrss. a. this .ssn Of The y.r s.a-.t y ssd
~ IaTs sas ss si s.:
ca ss " u. s. .ss much
n The ,s- s. o. * S an ard hs ,.P o pre-
,upressd hi. any other remedy espsbs o. s-
The y. s sds M ,ssss ~ sss
stance Witch occurs daily With all the valuable
lLs .ssee,. which has attended ,hI. sdsis. fer ..yss
the article smoss the arr, siss-
81 a.eovrre sna b.sns. Of The sss ssd yhes r-.ertss
Ss1: S.I.i1. SosiS '..ss svTis ..
land. xs..s CO.. h.idss i.s. a. Wilt. s-rs.?s
gu, he uni, .it s,..s. s and css.as ''''
DR FAwcETT Is coSrIDESTIAILr cossULrKD.
~ 81 has efee Frsahfort ssrsss en- ala rrssss ss..,ss
on ID. non @srsurisi System Recent "a
victim. o. solitary isSsis.se.s sss slss spry ia
nR WARREN, OF NO. MOTT STREET. PROV AN
ss, may ~ sor.ai,ss 81 prrs. -ss
ss.s =. X. spls@s in he ono. opss ,ss "
oioP. N.
ma RALPH. AUTHOR or rHa PRACTICAL Pns-
y fsusdsy srseptea.b-No. A. Grcsnvich ssrrst TSsss
s.rprls1a and rspld,y cure In ssrssssS
sr..ssas stages Also diseases Es ro. s.ssS-
.ssr. s.ss ssriAs s. sss radical sur. - = s.s 49,.
ample reason Ter stssse 60 b obtained frs1 sAss
CTRICTURE-ITs NATURE, sYuPrvMA coxsB-
cpcs Tor remedies No who Dr. Eaphs frssssssA
Private Trestire need long be TROUBLED with sxrsssv~
Eighth edios price 81 MAJ Be had ef suthos orsea-
vich street.
CIV sANED.-oRt GoRys FRENCH ANTiDorg--
pA "A total and speedy erasie,tsr Of private dis-
IL rurtes the blcoa, drives ths
q body People -so has, uses &C. are w-nasrfuy
astonished H. tnd themselves cured speedily wthest
interference rrstoters Of and also wi,hcv.
particle Of rersur, Price a. sid A. N. arus s.ers.
Ruidines and the Dcctoss residence eYL M.lisss
street sscond door above Cattsne s.rsst Lr.
would intrinsic 20 strangers snd her tbst he has prsst
In this family " diseases y IN this .ty and he boh
she snd willing give good advice freely Ill mar
NEED ". Hours from n ua sP. Letter. will se-
eri, Ponpt stwnton pre- pad, ssa mccas forssrea
q KIM RfwARD.-NyERs a CO.'S srFCIptC--tv
EOOV never fa IN the " Al urinarf III haaie,@>
W. eotcrrhes tft. whites IL fsmsie. ston ~
hs ssr go ssdssr sal ss rhs sroesi,ot. ~.
druse'sts generally kADwhyS 20. I-ts.si As-a.a
log fs''ess,r,es, New Vera.
es- Yer ihr rmairaer of g. v,Grai airsytiss.
p-sols ssg- uih PACK.
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LsvEsyool CL.savcsric-.
MARKETS elsewhere.
STOCK SALES.
|. \ r4.A nr.f N

rpu, INV yma Msy lSo.-FNsf Bsrrd-l5 shs Norris
t.~n RI 49,; s2tp6 Illinois ts 81 rS; SUI Lehl4h "a
7ia,i 40 teiish Nor. &c. itt $50 tiy .slvS Ssn
state % oi y rs N.ehsnics Bsnh ~ sVsio. CsssL N
sogri.csnsi IL. Is sss",iili Ns,ssioS ii,. Tcsaiss
q Amioy RR. Ial Penns RR. ". sccs-d bsrrd-t1 shs
Cirars HANK ist siru Reading Mort bonds. tCryder
a. s2eo Wilmington RR Cs sth shlD TeSss kegste<ei
Notes ~ Is shs Mechanics Esnt IN tSOD Susgurhsnnsh
tanal gs ca ~ schuyhiii Rank, its sCsmden Amboy
RR 1f2 10 feunsylvsnis Bsrs. 11 sllS thes Del Ca
nal S. "a "; silss Tesss per eent bonds a. $50 state
Sc. VI s6sco tity 6s.l"S.
BArrrorr, Nay I.-slgo na,lm.r- 81. 90 lcr 5000
snies Bank leo lido. lo; Union Bsnt, 7Uis d.
~, ~ Nors Cumberland Rk, IN 20 Bsitimore Re,s-
terstown kR. s-iso.
DOMESTIC NsRxETS.
puusnrt ruu., Msy s.-Tbe cotton market IL without
change to-day and only few small lots sold at full
rrcee FLOUR In limited d,msnd and dull At 50 =
per bta and sales only In retail way including
good Msnd- st quotations Corn meal sold NJ 81 VI
and rye -four st 50 SiA 81 per bhl the latter for
cbce. hrsrd Corn l. firm with sales % 500 bushels
southsrn yellow =, esc. wheat is lower and 90
tu.h. scld ~ 10 for red and 81 ~ for whe Oats
Noeispse Sugars arm With further sales Of Loo hbds
New Orb 80 sni rct,c leo At nc s5Ac CcaeeAbcus
90 tsQs Rio sold st ptc loo on time of mcasses
sslr ~ Porto Rico was made ~ 2sc four months Pro-
visjops eesr Nth re sale a smoked hams At fuli
r.ts. Nus tsft ~ q sisuf ~ kia ~ per Mil Lard
W a. b. 90 owed q, Sc bi-key 81 isr sd
I..s e.. -y., "a = % .ss'..as: -
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Receipts at this port since let Of May Ooe exports
aUo taken by spinncrs 6coo; taken ON speculation
since lst of May. s.oco whole stock In city, In all
hsnds, 10000; amount ON sale, 10000 bales.
In relation 10 the movements In this market, T. J.
st,wsus circular Of this date, says
ON Monday. Goth, our chief operators were busy
with their correspondence. for the steamer from
Boetop. and fses were restricted, In conseq uence
TO a,ppt $50 bales. Those II Tuesday were go
bales. taken, chiefly. BY the home trade On We'd
briss by telegraph from Halifax aud the sales
closed at 20 bales half of which again taken
ty the home trade, who seem to BE- fully impressed
With the fact that the machinery existing cannot bs
tcpt unemployed when there Is 80 much latent pros
pcrity exists st present and 30 limited quantity Of
the raw material TO supply the void until relief
he had from crop only just planted aud which must be
late and prccaricus st the best The letters by
this steamer delivered here the next day. aud
Construed perfectly satisfactory TO the recipients.
The sales on this day 80 bales on Friday
ing receive by telegraph. the "Canadss" news,
and somewhat surprised TO find that the Ad-
vance after the arrival Of the "Niagsrs"
80 limited. bring oply onc-eghth TO farihiug;
~ss unchanged aud the sales amounted to fully
atas bales the home trade. again large buyers Tho
tters we're delivered Saturday. and before
perfectly satisfactory TO the recipients explaining
confidence has become greatly impaired in this coun-
try I'm the figures representing stock Deliveries &c.
nj Liverpool II fully expected. that by of the
LAST thrcs vcrihcstion Of the stock would
have been appended Such was promised alter tho dis
closures e the 1st January and no,hng short Of
sctual exsmnstion VIII satisfy our friends here. The
sales of saturday 1900 bales and fully $40 balcs
yesterday at previous prices from the fact that
mcrous small parcels held here under orders for
sale after the arrival &c this packet This morning
the saies we're 1000 tsles. price, unchanged
The closing quotsiions In this market we're a. IN
ncxsd.--
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en- rtr che rmairier of g. v.Irai airgrtis..
~ a. sse seq nth PACK.
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SIX s.,sp,.es,o osr's rstsca Asrlpors-

$500 RrwhnD;-s,ERs a COS srrcIyic.-ir
Va eotcrrhes t'eft rhi,es 10 fswss. isssnpstoa ~
the Ndneys std tadder eruvel Ne Tbs eraprieters
certain q its vittucs. ead viii ~ sid w TIE
druersts generally kADwAyS 20. I-rsssi Agate
ir< fe.tSs etreet, New Nefk.
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Arstsctucors April 2s-Arr brig Alsbsms wes,fAii. N
i.rhi nth schr Amirs Candy, NYort cid eoth, ship~
.y Quebec sd barb -eiyn re ndieton Nrsrk brig Yea
Wilson, Bectwith, NYorh.
BsITiNcnr. May e-Arr ship Andsluss, Wilson, cosuim-
ri tan Wm Hamilton tBr Phelsn, Csrdif Wales, via
friend, lalett. NNorh. SID ship Mortimer Iivnrstos
BsrsOr' Francs Bremen barb Eterhard Tevrsnus, Bro
men.
THAR sehr John @ white. Greer Albany A. ousrsu-
Hfgns Boston, schr Wn ugton. Reed. Sacramento City.
sld ira bcst n. Torrty, West Indies.
po.Ir, Way AR brik Ann Msris smith. DemsfMs
sch Adeine, Henderson, fhilsdeipha 1eiefaped ship
Hannah Eddy I'm NO; signal for ships, one q Which
has lest main topzaant mast the other fore and m,sn
toreasnt mae of them has painted porte 10 snips
hrne ,ety cslsntts xiten, nsrlew. so,assy ns,s.s
via iottsmouth MI; hrs Jno Marshall c.nns
keoha Carver Csrdenss; sshs Dvstury worse
H carter. hcgers san Ivan de los Remedies hcnry
ws,ehmsn Chapman Do President usrri.en r,essr-ss
do. sid shire Goo Thseher, Osspee bsrq..s ~
fsns Jupiter. Nsshsu slsh; hrir sarah Whssms Iuyoet
Zee Cstharne Nickes Masonic, hawthorn hhshs Dosse'
ssmI Brow n; scLr Ustssgs, snd others: 60, ~,
MAJ Arr brigs Msrseniilo, Berry f,..
Chsrot,e horkiss. n sch Bsn.ver. foss v Sid ~
wsr.s smith rhilsderhis. schs Hbsruis sdridse cas
ds,rys ?. S., AR ssr tsrt uranis w.4Assop
B.sno. Ayrs. tss Js|s, cry, ss, r.,,, 20 Wv MIS-
ps,celrrs: tric Caiena Rchsrd Nierk schrs Merchsn
T.ss,er West ladies; Nonciova. Northern pore.
mh MAR hart ssrsnac, stss, Nores os tris ideia
rssrdss snd RI te SAD brs srraJ Taft. Cow
5siss Anvil rs.r sris Hsr,inser, se.n, Nyorl e9,h
b,ts rros oyt Nyork Chi eetf n-tor Trim
be nsitirere; Invincible Hce sisr. SYcrk
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CTkICTURk-ITs NATURE, sYNPruMA coNsB-
- quenees node 81 de,eetse snd vita
Tor remedies Nc Who Eaiphs srr>seien
Private Treatise need long TROUBLED vita sxrssssv~
Eighth editos price 81 MAJ Be had NE anthos rs~s-
vfch street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09
FOreign Mails.

LyTTER BAGS OF Isabel for Havana will close
the Exchange Reading Room. Exchange, tomorrow, At
o'clock.
Letter Bsss for Havana Chagrss Panama. callsc vAlps
raise San Francisco &C. Cherokee aud
will close above Monday 18TH at M O'clock and BE-
forwarded in charge Of special messenger.
Letter Bags fer Hio ysnero Antelope viii also
close - above Monday. 18th. 1T ~ O'Clock.
Ths above Letter Bags ssKsuvons n Wall street,
Herald Marine Correspondence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

shir Nsn for Galveston RS sr-hore - tbs eW
sfat de'sirsa ~ contrary virds
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The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-16
Marine Monster.

An enormous sea monster, supposed of the sea serpent genus, has been recently ssen of Beaufor, South CaFeliaa, by the passengers on sssamboa,s frehm m1 T issssf is t6s eksF se@a taasse4 Of the 18th, h appears that he was seea and ehassd at Beaufort by a number Of cltixsns. armed aud prepared expressly for his snakeship. The letter, says:
 "our usually quiet little town is. st the moment we writing (it o'clock, F. m.,l a scene of ex. ciisment and confusion, Information was received at late hour to day that his snak eship had again been seen bat few hours pnevioasly--hod been repeatedly fired at, bat without effect, and had been pursued for upwards of five miles, whom he sud. denly disappeared beneath his native element.
 It is stated that 10 pen can describe the consternsIOn of tine negroes who first saw the fl. iustrious stranger, and which inspired as much amszcmsnt ia them ever did crocodile in ths mOon' within the breast of the fsr-famed Baruu Munchansea. while travelling through the forests of that nocturnal luminary. But we have no time for idle speculation, for oh in pursuit.
 Our fleet consists of 8 flat. mounting q six poun- der, furnished with twelve roun ads of grape, can mister, and fixed shoe, with three buats well man ned, and as many more s We return 10 morrow. and gre sanguine, should the monster prove a schSler. we shall be able 10 report We have met ths enemy, and he k ours.
 PALMErro"
 "P. S-Information has just reached us that the said sea serpent Is ashore al the mouth of Skull creek If the prize is certain, and little Beau- fort k immortazed."
 It would be good joke if the Palmettos should beat the Yankees in their own cement and catch the monster which has so long deisd them off the coasts Ol Cape Ann and Nahant