The New York herald., 1850-04-12

CLAiRvoy Ascr m TIVE Corros Mannrr-In the early
pat OF March cotton broker In this city asserted h
COW ctiou. frcm inspection during .merie sleep
Of the sgmentsry portions of the cotton crop remsn
Ing en- the plantations ef few wealthy Iisntr at the
South that the deliveries at ths ports would decrease
20 rapidly during April from the absolute scarcity Of
the article. that during the second week in that
month. cay nom Cd tn 10th Inst the amount reported
IN the shipping List tabies would not exceed IS ov0
bales against So 500 bales delivered year by
authority A this b I'd assertion aud b. lieved
NJ the tine to be very vide OF the mark As ooo
6e COO bsles being the avore trade estimates In fact
b., felt To learn the result Singular II nay
yet such Is the fact The Lit Of yesterday 10th Inst
srnouresd the result TO be 35J9-which being un-
dsr $50 balss, is known In the trade IS o0o-and
hlbts great success In guessing, or evidence Of
clairvoysnee.
NV YoRn PmrMrS conr.nsp WIN RvsuAu.-wed-
upper story Of house In Leonard street
ffom Centre occupied BY Mr. stoddsrt and was quick.
~ extinguished BY the nrcmcn II IL worthy Of msu-
tion- chiefly on account Of an incident. A Russian,
living la the street Of bed when he hsard
the alarm Of nre and TO h. great astonshne mt, be-
fore the last stroke of the first alarm Of the bell had
sounded hre engine actually at work lie could
not help contracting this and the rapidty with which
the flames were extinruished With . Ore that he
once vitne-red In the Russian paiaee-ths Nsva In
ths palace there s o Gre brigade with Colonel and
ness IL Is TO attend to Are. IN the palace They got
an opportunity on the occasion referred to- aud before
they we're at work there we're two building burned
the voluntary Efforts Of hrvmen. who work for glory
and honor and the reluctant performances Of serfs
vrsr orTpr o.yprr srraxrn TO srw Yonr r-wednc@-
day shortly before ave o'clock the Osprey Of
phiadlp lpha, which len ths, city Tuesday at two
o'eieek y. NJ. upon . trial trip. or rather . plea
trip. 10 New York arrived st PIER No l. aud
trscts oonsidersble number Of spectators She had
isrr. eompsny board incudin ny ladies and child
" Ths mpssn. vas on board a, ss o'cIoei .Ls 70.
turned 10 Philadelphia and will be placed Immediately
on the line between that city and Charleston she e
long and marrow her length being lse feet and her
land n,r cabin sccoulmods,ion. ar. excellent.
FrspssI 90 Npw Yoss votv~rrrp.-u 10 asto-
nhing how fact the remnant Of the brave volunteers
eo'.d the dssd, t another l. opened for fresh
victim. Yesterday the ms mbers of the late regiment
met at the Mercer Housc. at O'Clock. under arms,
ard with the glorious colors that borne tri-
umphsnt at Chspultepec, to accompany TO the grave
tn. =, mains Of deccseed companion In arms That
melancholy duty was performed with becoming digni-
" aud q large eoneourse Of citizens attended the
funsrsl IL was q mournfui but stin . sublime spec
tnee to look on thoec proud colors aud ths handful
Of youth Who guarded them-tbe wreck Of corps that
vsr once 80 terrible To the foe
TpArsi TO PmLsprlru,s. The Camden and Amboy
Rsilrcsd Company commenced run ming adiit onsl
lire from New York TO rhilsd iphs by steamboat
John Potter from pier No. North River and
ss sss.. s"~'s sis ccos s in IN. sseons s
line at ~ NJ The IL O'Clock line win be disconti-
nusd
.rsrst Acriprsr.-A woman named bridget Cook.
stout fort yfve years ~ sre native of ireland In
ttate Of intoxeston feli through the iiud-on River
Rslrosd Prdse NJ Forty street about halfpsst
o'clock "Wednesday morning, and died on the spot
within i've minutes from the Injuries she received by
The fall IL ls very improper TO have hoes In this
bridge % pitfalls TO entrrp and kill the incauous II
V hep-d that this paragraph will catch some of the
drsetorys attention 30 that they will cause the
br,ssh 20 be repaired before another life s lost.
Drsrp Nv sfslL.-Ths Coroner Wednesday. held
an inquet at the house Of Thomas Martin situated In
forty.ninth street on the body of Charles Morsrian
an migrant vho since the arrival " tho vessel acct
dsnniy fell into the hold nsicting injuries which
csustd Immediate death
H,ssr cia'. B,srspsv.--The Clay boys request
the shipping IN port 20 exhibit their color- to-day In
henor of the birthday of Henry Clay The festival
this evening st Niblos will he q magnificent affair.
Cossy~rto- In the total Of disbursements of the
Drtmstie tund Association In part of ton yes-
trdsy sloe sbculd have been sdded AZ In the hands
n The Secretary 10 balance the account for the
The omission vss accidental
Btt.-M quarter before N O'Clock on wednesday
night Gre trche cut In the -four story brick build
| ing. rs and ~ hovefy. o~n,d by John v Della
risins and occupied By Theodore Teller and George
| kutht. ettipst makers. The Gre engines wcrc pre-
cent In g,ss foses end ssved the building srer io~s
| ~ about $500 for ~hich thew 10 insurspce The
| ~ oclcek railroad ear o psssing up. about
the ho@e vhep tbe hrt stopped the hut
vfy ptIt,iy lined the hose the car, and then
| permitted u 70 proceed