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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-31


bleached by the frosts Of near sixty winters" an
old man broken by the storms of State ''-his man,
(shall name him y this man threw himself In the
breach. The influence of his example is magical.
1t stimulated the wavering and encouraged the irreso-
lutte. His own county is the first in the feld-the
ed. Among the countless deeds Of patriotic devo-
ton to which the war gave birth, we may safely
challenge comparison with this. 1t stands out
marked, prominent, and almost without a parallel.
Individual examples of heroism and personal Prov.
ess on the field of battle numerous; but here
all the usual incentives which stimulate the young to
love of glory-honor, fame, applause in the worlds
eye, were wanting. 1t was generous offering up
of life heroic sefsacrce the altar Of duty and
devotion. In the humble capacity of a captain, he
marches to Mexico and reaches the head quarters OF
the army Here, while at the post Of duty, the Pre-
sident, in consideration of his advanced age and high
character, tenders him the appointment Of Colonel
ing from disnclinaton to leave those with whom
he had marched to the tented field. he accePts-re-
pairs to Vera Cruz, and while laboriously engaged
in preparing his command for forward movement to
the Capital, is seized with the prevailing fever and
expired on the 18th Of Aug. ls47. He died not as
meath the folds Of his country's fag-bu: BY the
slow hand Of disease-in a distant land-far from
home, ts kindred and its comforts-with familiar
face cheering voice soothe the parting hour Of
existence. s-f -
=" By sa1s;s. hand. bis dying eyes ~..s closed.
~By foreign hands his hutniae grave sdota'd.
g By strangers hdn0ra and " strangers mourn .:
Could j. have BEEN permitted nj 2 unxeis secret
lions Of that patriotic kealxhs1 the shores Of time
were fast peceding in the dislancsTia Tho dneestsin
future came looming int6 visvs-wiat . world Of
thought, what an intensity Of fesling was crowded
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-31

IdES uotc t1dh ME NEiD ROt) Ou now we ulO
wish to weep over his youthful sorrows, but we
had no onion, and couldn't.
But the most startling declaration of the Governor
was his desire to see California and New Mexico ad-
mtted as States with their constitutions prohibiting
Mavery Yes, he stands in this NATTER side by side,
and shoulder to shoulder, with Gddings, Hale, Sew
ard, ct i'd omne genus!, This of itself should be
sufficient to sink him into namy, politically, civilly,
and morally. Wings Of North Carolina, you are
not abolitoniss, you not Free Sellers, and will
you cast your votes for such man?
With many of the sentiments advanced by Mr..
REID we did not agree; but infinitely prefer him
TO such man as CHARLES MANLY. The honesty of
the former do doubt; his easy, straight-for-
ward, truthful honesty in striking contrast with
the labored, crooked, winding and twisting duplicity
Of his opponent The Governors whole aim seemed
to be to secure his reelection By any means. He
seemed to dread the lght-to try to evade scrutiny,
and the only measure to which he committed himself
was the immediate admission into the Union of Cali
forna and New Mexico, as non-siavehold;ng States.
He favored nothing, he opposed nothing-except Mr..
REID's votes and these he thought were all wrong.
The fact is Gov. Manly is driven to the wall, and
like drowning man. 10, in his desperation ca tching
at every straw. And the means to which he resorts
the little, mean, contemplate shifts to which he is
forced, are enough to disgust the rejecting and un-
prejudiced portion Of the people,. He makes no an
peal to the and Judgment, bot strives to excite
the low preudices and passions which are disgrace
to humanity. There il nothing like fair and honora-
Bile competition about him. - -.
.Whigs of Rutherford county. true and tried: va
hope you will assert your ndspsndsnce and vndicate
yoar hoaor, In rebaking such conduct and thereby
showing the Raleigh Clique that yon are not ts
slaves ~'e8@ "a Aosaiain (Ip1ig) 1Bsnaer. ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

WEDNESDAY,, April l7-P NJ.

The Stock market turned again today. and the
bulls got the better Of the bears Al the Second
Board the market was very buoyant with good
demand for the Fances. The ease Of the Money
marke, and the general speculative feeling ahoat
prevents bears from operating iayorably more than
a day or two. \ small decline brings IN buyers,
and the market resumes is OLD buoyancy Al the
Second Board 20 was bid for Ere
The Exchange market closed with steadiness
bu, with some City over not so firm however as
usual Sterling was 9a9l g cent for good bills
with fair names at the close at 9l Q. & cent.
Inferior bills were scarce. Francs are 534l 80
The Money market is still more easy. and on
call loans are as easily made at any time within
three months On stock the rate is sac e cent.
and as low as Z y cent on Government security
Paper is without marked change, bat tending
doWnwRTi.
Freigh,s remain quiet. Some 1000 bales Cotton
were engaged at SC q bale; Corn, 30, 500 IBIS
Lard, about Is Cd 1000 bbls Resin, Is 81 300
casks Cheese 80 tuus Wood. rs 6ddl5s. The
steamer Atlantic has taken further of 100 tuns
Heavy freight Within lew days there have
been engaged-To London, 1000 10 5000 bbls Tur-
peuiiac, s g. To Glasgow, 30 bbs Tar = Sd
20-tuus Loswood Us o do Llma Wood, 2js
tuns Red Lard Oh. on private terms 50 ties
Beef IS Cd aud 30 bbls 90, IS 81. To Hsyre, 500
bales Cotton, about f. 800 kegs Lard. &c 1000
Dbl. Resin, soc and 40 casks Ashes, s.. To Am
sterdaul 5 hhds Tobacco, 25s 20 tuns Fus,ic, rs
Cd 600 bags Coffee. 5-iec 20 tuns Satin Wood
25s To California. gifts are inactive
The Imports and Exports Of tbs port for March
for the asst three wears have been as annexed
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Arrived

Snip lpAcz-D sor,hum srard Lord London and Port.
mouth March ~ mcs- and 3 passengers Jno
GrsWJid Has experienced heavy westerly gales during
me euur. vcyage Took pilot u aoniagA On ne 3D.
from tse Yankee NJ
snip Gsson f6r-l Balc.e. Antwerp y ds. riise ard
lsi ps.s=ugsr. 10 hincksu ufbsrL Tie anchored a.
Quzranun- AL nizht
Bng Anesda- Or, Lawrence. Windsor, rs plaster, to
Brg Phi grin fBf Payne Oporo ~ d. wine, &C. 10 Bar
cay Livingston TIE has experienced ysry severe
"a Der lbe passsge-lOst hboom stove Oul~aTs kc
brg John A Lancaster s~sy, Richmond, cos, tOurd 10
Brcxspor, Conn
Sen susan AID Msrs tof Deer lsl-l CrooLer Noutsgs
Bay Jam IS d. e. 20 " Ds~son. In 10 An yrs-
Ell. port The AID has experienced severe weaher
-te gassss-
STEAMER Prnob.coL Seymour, PHIL nGse 70 Station a
Spec
BELOW ship, / bsis brgs iopsal sch ard \
f0re-snd az sch OI-r with nsck tail tie had " her
fofesAL sup s1.lra u esys days from New Oreans
Th- packet ships Abert Ga .in and O aisior reported
below yss'-rcay morlir. paper, not II sight
from be n glands a. .urs-L
SaiLED-SissHers Europa Leich, Halifax and Liver.
POO. Ooish. Thomas, o Jsn-lfO ard san Frsrcse0;
sLpt Rrteccf, SAWYER, NOreSns; Sir Roben Pee (pkr
Liverpool o-Iks Hscs- ssisrz9s; Nofeubega Osysrou;
sch Catherine, Curacao, and Others.
WIND Daring The day, from y 10 NV
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WHALEBOyE-we heN q no.Ars done IN ms MAJ
80 rxeegts 0s q Norrh Wess Co.'s Go. - =
a. hgt a, S-v Be ford f-cr the fargo 81 ne FoA =
cer-a HIRE Mon.r-s Fe rave ~ ee' 4 ,as. 20 %
-xte-i % 900 r a. - cssh ard = ',' ~ = :
over fhsf r~c- - rrs.l4e . sf1red s1d Nd ~ & p
LEAD. srr. ar - c1erec iof AnlefoAl' "''-''
TRON-Re--r-s can Su-s sac, scotch s'e Hisk' Z
a. : rssh >..rs lea rsn. Eas - Bars a. b - 80
HAY. f-,.er. a. - ,irg u so.fs.e e 100 p
FLAASEEO-S,-s 81 bah Cacli's sXsv~d :. '-'
RICE. ..esdv w.a sa'e. - IS =. =. 81. he
rs..-- f1- cr1.-- ~ rNrort
HoPS-Are ,7r.e, W. ,ua. sa.es 81 or 3 bales
NAvAL sToRES->re- iso 80. RESIN a. ice ~
" --1- 81. iv-r-i >gi--s 81. WIN ssles 70
Or .00 a1 ar 81 Dos selected rsr a. sal as
gFNP-fs -.avv for Aw-r-sr. For D-W-rui-et : ~ q
saf.,r -l1taton. sac l-0,' - Manila o. pr'ae
I'm. re .o-s . - uu. Rlssis"
Tr,S-Tfa .,la to-isy Elaterair.v S'isnied. ard
wen. c ,h rather cre frnr"s' ,r some desc'ir loos
tat rsrrrs he IRA - "a, ca. l.lhs as'oo. n!soo
$50 ans s-s went ir mos. cssss n sish cec-ne on
rs,s imported IN hip. He con and Tar Terin'-No'e'
tiS.1--.. -he.,. o. 9, hs'f 40 > ...........
y5s-- H-.on.. nj - s. SD io i6 = do - ~ 90 'l
50 o. - B 81 - - GO s, a., b \. GS ~ y 81 * N
f T.. fii Il, - On 10 ). s, 80 3 81 90 - - Go -
O. -. > 81 -. = eN.e. es;ss 80 ~
Hr.or >k.---j rfrh 81 81 Go -, 90 -
i;~ls1ets-!, n c. a. = do So lj &c. 81 = 90 ~, s.
So - = 10 q. :, DO g. 20 DO ~ 10 esses ea'ne' 'o' o.
ae--.s-.s afes s. I7dc "a o aot
cases c,lass io . - Oh 81, > do 81
rssJ S5' Soa.s51s fcs S. III do S. - do 1
swc5oas-.rlfehsl
Some p.r,r,. were "a ,hirapn 4. p,i,s,- -s~ within
fsV lsys. -err have eee1 $40 Do c'rs'- 3Hns uss.n
Tern. 1rO h chest. Hv.on san Sc sd 'f 20 -t'N do
Canton Young Hy.on. Tor Canada ~ 3D. = q r'es
C,,sn-Oe.y I'D u-a,. were 50 g. =. ~. Tie bs snee
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Departed his r. on the evening OF Tuesiss Aprl lo
aN~r = short ilress. Mrs. NANCY McCLlNrOCh wife OF
John McCantocs. in fh- 5qIh year 90 her So
TIE friends ~ tLe family respectfully invited % A.
tend her funeral forenoon 10 DC ocs from al Tweu-
ly-rfih-st between + ghih sst Nn'1 sgenues
On the morning Of April =. JAMES THOM, sculptor, 4
native " Ayrshire Scotland.
TIE friend. the family respectfully invited 20 a.
tend h. tuners ih. Thursday sfernoon, a. O'Clock
from his ate residence corner Fourth snd Grove IS
In Brooklyn. April ID. MARIA 2. infant daughter o.
Charles and Margaret Barnum.
In Brooklyn. Apr. u, ELLEN wife 81 IN }. oven,
10 the = wear Of Der sg-
The friends Of he family respectfully Invited 20 ~
tend her funeral his afternoon ~ O'CLOCK from The house
OF her father. Baxter Crnton-aveuue
April q 81 choers. board steamer Messecger com
ing NJ lhe OHIO r YER Mrs. JOSEPHINE NJ COOkE.
sged = wears
re- Perusyvauls and New.York papers piesse copy.
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$500 t3,lo+ go $780,
The Imports IN March ls5O. are swened b. the
Simultaneous arrival OF several Canton vessels
The imports Of dutab.r goods it will be seen, are
lower than 10 March q 81, yea- Deductinc the
Bullion from the imports. the amount in March
1850 does not materially exceed that Of March,
lSis. Ire exports OF March, notwithstanding the
hodback policy q tie Cotton shippers, ard the
moderate supplies o. breadstGtfs going Onward,
shows a. increase OF TWO hundred thousand dol
!srs O, Domestic Markets over March 1879 This
IS favorable feature. The amour, entered Tor
wGrchousins IL Ma-ch was sl0l34-1. an the
amount withdrawn SOL $50. The duties collected
in March reach S2035,sso.
The balance In the Sob-Treasury cont uuss
large Receipts today. ss5.3o5 Payments, sll3
GU Balance in the Treasury. s4t05el5
The bssiness on tie Erie Rai-Dad continues 70
equal the expectations Of the Managers The re
oeipts are in excess Of 3 zoo per day. and prom
ises to resch $4,000 FOR the mouth OF April on
tie third Psse vii be found very abe srsicle
from Hrnts Magazine, written by Edmund
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

EXPLOSION Or STEAM BoLrRs-Tbe Commit
tee On Manufactures IN the House Of Representa-.
tives Of Massachusetts, have reported b,l forbid
ding any person or corporation 10 use aly steam
boiler without a igsib.e safety plug. snt author
hing, Tor this purpose, Ashoro'is J." Protected sale
" Fusble Plas. The penalty for removing tie
plug. or substituting for any material less iasio.e.
Or for usns toer without II, Is sthousand cousrs.
Boston Traveller.
CT.rCM> DEFAKrHENr- REDUCTION OF SAiA-
RiEs.--We learn thar letters have been received
irUn Toronto, iutim.tng 10 the officers o. Customs
here, that their salaries wllL forthwith be reduced
S0d tins with ~ very delicate hand. The Collec-
tor salary IS Ia iutare instead OF . 600, 70 be
1900 year ana al the Other salaries to be reduced
IN proportion. NcntEeal Herald
TIE SACo NVKDER-Tte body found ia the
drain has been identified as that OF siri belonging
IN the eastern part Of Maine, formerly AZ work H.
the nils A warrant las been isssed .or the A.
rest OF doctor .. the town. who has decsmped
5ostoz Pot
II little daughter Of john B. Greedy O. New.
bury port Mass WAS burned 20 death the ether day
~ her clothes taking FIRE. The child was Eve
years Ct see.
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SrrrrEp VA State street stock troscr after
having "broke himself some half Aoo1en times
stepped cut for California SATURDAY as, leaving
his rsph Unfortunately scattered shout town
to the evident chAgra OF those who happen 70 have
Z in their possession. Boston MAI
OPENING OF rHg CANAL-The time Sc, tor the
opening OF the Canal IS the 22nd inst. but there 5
>st an immense amount Of work u be done in the
next seven days on the section nesr Geddes whS7e
the bed OF the Canal has been changed. John /.
Clark Esq State Engineer, was ca the ground
early esterday morning, AID We have 10 doubt
bat that every thing in the power 81 the contractor
will Ne done 10 expedite the work by the time
appointed. syracuse star
GEoRsl,-Tha SarGHaaA RcpEbic1n, IN an ar
tcle upon the Tarpen;ine Business IA georgia
states that there are some flteen q, sixteen per.
sons NV engaged in is msna scIUre,w hose united
product viii amount o. no: less than S0,sVV DOS
luring the present season. There arc some eiSht
or tea others who have recently embarked IA the
business. whose lsbors will add very considerably
q tais amount. The distinSiion Of crude tRrpen-
tine is also rapidly increasing in that STATE; AM
the time is thought not % be very distant when
Geo-ria VIII be able 20 vie with North. CSrolins IN
ihe producton Of this article.
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M AR X lie D.

a. BROOK w Ar r. bv Rev Or Lansing. NJ JAMES
" RAYNOB % Mouro--. PS 10 Ms il LA L NJ VI
FORD ~ Providence. l. -
A. Rshoav. y J Arril Us by Rev Lewis II Lee IRA
{ MARTIN I'd HENRIETTA dsgshier Of Jackson Free
mao. s ~ Railway
10 Sorir4iuu Aurf i6 tn he Sscnnt Cnng-egaions
Church by R-v Wm CHs. Mr. CLEMENT hANONN
Of Jersey CRY. 90 Miss CATHERINE EL LIEN LOHD
ta-.Ll.- N Nm Lo-i. Esl N DE lor-net r-acr
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BY Telegraph.

SEW-ORLEANS, April s-An .hp Beatrice Boston
.oih tsrs R-f-rm MON
INV ORLEANS April l5-Arr ship lnds berter
Nforg
PORTLAND, APrl l5-C.d bark sshsa.ei Blake Hs-
BOSTON Apri I--C.d ship Co'ssir, Tor Va paTs.so
tsr. Nsfv pa a.. biz. Ere do: Grant, -ar FfsnCscoi
scls Mary Chirn. POff-sg Prince. Charm, Rehnicnc,
kaHh, Norfo a; Aleda. Bs-rnors' Csooi and Truman
SGorE
EEw.BEDFORD, Apr ie-Arr 'chs Gsrges, Phasdsi
sp.ssdid, SYOrk-
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puuADEIPHfA. Ap1l T-.tv'ir.t->ehs PAVILION,
rs-r'-v F..,ror, Mar Am Gl-si Car siony Font
Tgl-.a Reeves Csva -. B'stnn. g este; oA1Nl-. ~
-, grn~ar Rohn. to Ade. NJ Hencefson Dos %
N-.t.r-e Csr. o.. Jsbez Z Whi;r Cor'on, Nloia "a
BA 4 go -. u .,.. s.hs ~.
- t.r.,~.- N.-a-ras. Geese, "a IN. "a hF-fs
rzs Huprer Rooms, 1stou' Lo1i'. heeves = srf'
a, Nsrv Am Ou..i Holmes NNofk. M-chsrif, SN1.
So. i.ir- Henderson co; -Nsnder. NeN. y tis-
YER. J.b-s L Wh.'e. Cors,n Nb-d.ora' he.SNse s'''
.-v Nfors: barge shark, E.y, Go
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Dwight 80. upon 'Ae F',sP'-
work. w c'nned Z - our Tea'er
The wo-s GA The southern Nieh AA
b-inz pushed win energy 4as =,
--r1ps saws tina, the heavy ons % Munro. D"i T"
Co a-d q Ransom y l'-., A - ssi;,isrt
- - = 49, Fl t-sss Two obs. and
.-o11 n-sssr, st7ea-aaces thy ~ be hnis5ed N
NAV TIE smale- ob' a-e p-9-ressns s-'ncl ~
rapid 20 ensure the com u ~ -.
~, =, ---.. ~ TEE : bat one
,o5 -. n ~. tI,-s - Co.tra.er IS heavy a.
.r-sa al uri.h -rs- a.. -0gy 80 vo-I Ihatoue i
A. sand Creek. arf staken 5y NIl-o D.i. y TO-
ami VII b alissed within 'ss t.me mitec BY ne
contract. " iih proper al 90 On. C.n pam, 80
.. hoAe :, can De- cIai e's' 90 0'''' ' '''
'' ..-.-.s.-- TN, T..
r,.--,.-, RI. ....-.--.,..,- has obtained
~. ,,..t..,. ..,h. -s...e.
r....--..-. 60. ..s-,-s, >, ,i.s inter.
- -. ~ t... -. -.-.-.. va. ,bs act.
r., .--..-i.i.. ,b,r,.-..,.--. va. favorable
80. .r,e,s....r the Comosrv obtained all they
III - 49,. .,-,..,,l.s ,ni Interested
c--.-.-.. t.,. ...---,s..,7 %
IT,, -. h.-. -. nm, con.
H.. .-..f 80, my. s,s
,;... ~ PHI. + s-islsfr-, Thsv have also extended
=. ..,,,.--c.in,, PHI. Road - Coliwater. The
..i..,;,.,,. IL, -,-,-5 . -'--e,tirs with an Iadi.
80 -,.4 ID. ,, .-,.-,o-,.. Is there i. work enough
1- the Co-o,rv 10 90 this wear. To the mean
time the Indian. COMPANY can 20 on and build
ami bs r,afv 2, connect with Southern Michigan
,-h.- E. rss.bes.ha STATE line. The work VII
~, d., .t.r, Inn, --or-ess rartiiy until Chi
80, 81. connected t, R,1ros5 with Toledo. and
- g.. -. ,o-il,s links of the Lake shore
Road. with Slndusky. Cleveland Erie. Dankirk
and Nev-Io-l
The City Bank has declare. q ''''''an.1'' %
vdend OF i've per cent lhe Mechanics na n"
semi annual dividend z. I've per cent me 0'''n
:. u 49,. 100. .-....,sr ri,ils,3 Of u nor
go. IT., O.,o, -taa-, Nj In Ne,rbl-vrort q
''N' rr. r. u.
semi annual di'i4Nul 'i tN're per ''"' i"c ~ cs'
II ..,- cl,,..y RAN psekSkil Will nav a dlvi-
'"N'''' o., a. g..
80,
o' VA! NlN'
The revenue Tor tie mlAt1 10. AAF,h' ol me ,
,.--, md plio h ai'-osd has been rs 'ows
t., ,ss..r..s,s For ,a.,h,
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Providence. Apri' is-A'r sch- Queer. Ba'-'0rs
r.,-.,r a.. B.nn-r PHI 4. ps Commerce, 1Srsi Or
- ! h w Tecl1isrh. Charles Radiant MdSs ard
C,-..s. NYors ca b5.- Ascne 20, Havana - 'rg
VI. Condemns
BRISrOL Apr l6-Arr brig oi..n,lFg Ma A.
S-oNfN.roN Apr. AR -. >srsh E4rs.efl tn,i
Clio. Nl1fs
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AfB.tfnors on the 18Th tne sh'p or 500 uns. named
l,. - " Brune" She u intended for Msrkins roe Of
n,.ket. between Ba unore ard Liverpool. % ne olh
~ AZ Augusta Me are hrg narncd the I Z >nl
a. intended - pscket between hist place ard New
on the ll,h inst A. H.mp'en. Me schooner ~
i}l 'uus named ne pr Rogers on me IN lnsI ~
Rrsve, Ne .rhoon-r of So .uns destined fof pscNet
between Bangor ard Boston On the on lrsl a. M"d
k,rt Nas. a noe shin oi - inns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

Disastrous ENPioslON.-On Saturday alter
noon. MS the workmen IT the found Of Bird a
Weld, IN South Trenton, were pouring melted iron
in the mold Of large wheel, the hot non came m
contact with some iron IN the mold, which had be
come wet and gas was Generated 10 such al eX
tent as 81 raise The flask. which had about two and
ahali tons of pig IL three or four inches
The flask sunk immediately and in an instant, It
was again raised. end the bot iron was thrown al
around the boiler, with such violence as 20 imbed
itself in the woodwork, and adhere closely to the
stove and iron pillars OF the foundry.
Two Young men. named William Alhkone aud
James 4 Cooper, had their legs severely bur ed
One of them was in corner Of the foundry. near
the mold and q stream OF the melted iron play cd
against bis legs forcing itself through his psntaoons
down his boot which was almost halt filled, and
when the boot was removed the mon was cold The
other received almost as much injury. Mr. Charles
Dean was also much injured IN the leg, and the
rest Of the men escaped without much injury. This
IS sand to be one of the mast singular expos ons on
record. lremon True AmtIiSAh 4"'h-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

Arh. : a. - - Jon 3, 3 Wa -ignAhfI psi> N'"s
K-ndr,ck from Charleston for Boston .
No ta,e 'st - ~ Ion - 49, WAS passed bark seeflS
y showing ahue asg. with her name N a.
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Foreign Ports.

A. ;, Thomas. March 10, hsrks MsuspolsetL Wihg' :
Mesir0rf. with So hhls 50 OF, Exchanged, hatao'
New Bedlord-uO oil on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

The popular voice has condemne the Conven-
tion such as II Is. as preHGterc-annecessary
uiischieyous 81 the QrCsea, time.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

Steamers Gen Warren, Sn H. San Fracciseo. Golish,
Th0mss do
Bafk, P~rd etou, Curtis HsvarA R r Buck Co, Chss
Aioel Dough- ass Bgsn0s A. RS. Do.
Bng. Monte CrsiO, Yolug. G-or get0wn sc. W II
wei, ns,y Ann Wall sssl. Bouchsud -hbABd
Schs Wssu =. Bsrnum, B1ckyie, Badger Peek & Co;
FNpre.s, Hssklns. Py noun NC n Underwood. Mira
ds Psn.ee Wiluin zon sc. Bay state, RydAr Boston.
T0Nrfsrc Jones. DsY.on. Alexandra, econ elowu &c
Soo3 Apollo. Pogers Providence.
Bsrges Orb, fspp, Phls, Gnmpua Haynes DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

SOUTHERN CoNNENTIoN-A FAILUKE-As
chroniclers OF passing events, says the Athens
Ca Southern Banner we give 10 our readers such
returns Of the election Of delegates TO the Nashville
Convention rs We can CLEAN from our exchanges
and other sources We have stated in our last the
aggregate vote OF this county 20 be % ont o. 1000
votes Now 'or the other counties
10 Richmond the vote was about = cat Of l.o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

GROCERfF>-The nars@l : without much cnaog~, ard
very sctge Coffee ard slsaf sfe = ads =. ~
dull Tn sggrrss.e 81 ln- pal .hree dAy- ar W
ntds Sugsrh0use ard Cay- CUB. " ASSES a. /. ioic
- Do Inferior i1ct lnu Cuha scyFsco, &c l7p lfhlHh
Cubs, 9. .lc - DO inferior j l.o 40 nc, ~ 49, -,
Sc: 80 ho. New OreAr. = -ec uos ard eArso ~
IS htds Ard - Cuha Mlscpgado. on terms Dor made puo
100 bags Brazil C9f7r ~ sc - Lag 4Ay 4
src Narsr.iho e0e.c. JnN tsas and lbs POno Eco 9
Qs!r mos ffn 5ss. - DOMINGO for export "a "a
So 60 10 ots 7.c ard li jamaica &c cAsh..- l'p
ftss ~ ~s.s S1gar as q &C. ~ Porto Rico, q 81
1oCu-a GATES 81 cssEs Dl'ch Cruslet tic; arc o.
pxs Brown Havana 2 0'tc 3 me- ,.....
OIL rseed vsry u.ch on --teo. ard q Is rc4i 70
give me cuoalors So Of 2e gAors f-1s .sh Is r.
ported a. e e psrles we're 1rrins o ss q
sc ard 5sC Dutch sod At week 81 D Hsl CO
Tie msrk-iis lsi noS % ~ l.ncs OF lrr peas ara GU
IA IT, sock marie. sses TOO brs SHIPPING Hhs.e s. Z.
CO oto - refined bale a. Sc AL oo EAs manu-
fcurea Si-rm =. B = k1d &c AsNr or - - .os
T a w o.. Wa made % prvAte ierms - N-T-becnri
aalutG t0 bI. Whale s-F- changed tarcs 1r conslnp
cu ard srec-zOn q - cers for ~ lbs iJr eIpofi
arc ~ - 1r s--ced irc.-crg ore cargo a. 81 cssl
20 t1s Crude sIerr Aso -od A-fe wtn ir~ dHys -
Fi>H-Th-re have teer within .hr-- dsy. Geo quin's.
Dr. Coo sd a. . F. t. 0ticl = a. .fvsrc-i 80
49, Mscsers. sIcu Ct for ~ D. --Qs = for No 2
40 "a ior Nc ,at DOE heuns a &C iof sac , g
rAIIOw-Tte s,oesi. .nsu srd rrtcss have AZ ~
ware sucelcv ea.s have beer made Il 80 Nff = Cry
srd CcunT rendered q = ic. cssh TIE baien-rs As
suor = rs Cg tEF- s-' -1c-c le Pfce 10 C PACK
ToBACCC-Tte MAKE, ,toagh PRETTY ara j. less sci-
We before Toe ircuce y --5s ono o. q c. u
tts. NsyssL-e c. p . casrs F.cr-s -5l. -. -
a.. Ys~a az : ~ TvNs. "a private .erus Marlfsr1r-a
cCr-rg-s ll geCd cem.-t g. pr-vo1s re'es N Cams
circular LAT he crops " h-riscky ant ssogr
r.a1rg CO rare a. he Wee Tt sg-u; for he Frsrch
guv.rruert purchasing II krgs Ard prices nave here
scvaccrc ceuL IT, stock o. FcrcA t-rr = = cases
4 zr.s1 esf hid 20 u chief
il u ne cA1ds u sgec-aurs Of Havana 80 bis n-o-
cd crop srIvs-s u -sf expected = Cuba sfo
tbs Importers harcs q fas lss oAts a. y cents. d
= D. mo- 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

CIRCUIT CoURr---Beiorc Judge Mitchell
Ucismaa H. Cdsscbor vs.. Gee. b. RiHiRS--To re.
cover $40 Tor druggists bill. The defense was
that the charge for detection ordered 10y a
doctor and not 10y defendant and that the decocton
was not good, &c.-Ncrdict for plaintiff s25 which
gives costs 10 defendant For plaintiff Messrs.
Thompson Aspey and Wesch or deiandant Mr..
w X. Stafford.