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The New York herald., 1850-12-05

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From Montreal the exports 10 England by sea TO
The 18th November this year have been OF barrels
Hour and 6tOo3 bushels wheat To the close Of the
1872 II lI5ss3bbl. four and as s72 bushels wheat,
1ss5, 25l $50 500 SIS
con,detable portion OF thi, trade is nov ending it's
wsJ 70 th city and large increase IL sncpsted for
DEr Goons = The general feature, Of the trade ar.
without change since our notice Of last week. The
prospect OF an inevitable rise, both In cotton and
woolen fabrics the resumption Of activity In the
early part Of next year. is clear Nothing but a ma.
ferisl decline In raw cotton can prevent and that s
out Of the range Of probability for the low stocks and
limited receipts and generally acknowledged deficient
crop must maintain prices on their present. hgh level
though admitting Of small huctustions The clip Of
wool Is unmistakesby deficient and is barely suaci-
ent to supply the ordinary wants OF manufactures.
Bleached and unbsached theetings and shrtings are
IN moderate request the former at full and the stter
NJ advancing prices Bro Fns are In maer stock than
bleached hence their greater tendency TO rise. The
demand Is but for either description aud partly
speculative. Drills are in very moderate inquiry but
with very limited reproduction Of stock, pri-
ces are daily strengthening Printing cloths are
in very limited request, with increasing stocks
which firmly held both In this and the Providence
market Denims are In fair demand for the season,
ct hrm prices 0snaburgs in good request but the
supply In the market dots not present desrabie aeort
ment and trsrsactions consequently restricted.
Prices are very buoysnt. The Southern demand will
spring up IN the course sf a m enth and eparation
making TO meet hy the production Of fresh styles
n geod demand is anticipated 70 prevail throughout
the winter Ginghsms are In goedrequest at strength
enng prices, and with Moderate supply The clothing
trade are buying chambrays moderately. Jeans are
limited, but With still more limited suppIv pr,s.s
rhow advancing tendency. Ticks are Inactive but
6rm. Cotton hannels show lgh. demand, At steady
I r,sss Co'tsn psntslo9n.Iy .s.ry much reduesd In
strongly tending upwards Mouseiipe dc laine. are in
COED request, the fresh arrivals rem mill being readily
The New York herald., 1850-12-05
NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Our Washington CORE espondlen

"ashinStoh SOHhespOn0oncos
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1850.
IQhe Senate Committeee-Ihe Fugitive Stare Lac
and the President-1he Tartf, $c.
The President of the Senate will, it is sup
posed, be prepared to submit a list of committees
tomorrow. They will, of course, not differ mate
xialy from those Of last session. II is probable that
Mr. Dickinson, in view OF this being his last ses-
sion, the great labor of the committee over which
NE has presided 30 ably and the fact that for eight
years he has been one of the most laborious men,
bers Of the Senate, may request to be LEFT OIL OF any
committee. Should this be the case, the Senate
will, no doubt, indulge him.
The impression prevails that the decided tone Of
the Presidents message upon the Fugitive Slave
law, as well as the demonstrations which have so
generally been made, showing the determination
OF the people 10 rally around the Union, will effec-
fually check any attempt to create excitement by
aglaing repeal OF the law. Mr.. Stevens motion
will, doubtless, be voted down. To repeal the law
would involve the most disastrous consequences
perhaps the stability of the Union itself. have,
however, no doubt but what strong effort will be
made to modify the bill, 80 as to grant a trial by
jury, to the party claimed as fugitive, in the
place where the claim is made.
The recommendation OF the President to modify
the Tariff and adopt specific instead of ad valorem
duties, will scarcely be acted upon, this session, at
all events: The recent elections in Pennsylvania
Will, uouDtess, nave an important bearing upon
this subject Whether these elections were car
ried upon the issue of high or low tariff, it is
scarcely profitable to discuss. The influence is
1he same, and il is strongly against the friends
of protection The whig party of the South
have ever united with their political friends of the
North upon this question, although they had but
alttle interest in supporting a protective policy.
They did so, at great sacrifice TO them
selves, and measurably, by so doing, exposed
weak point for their opponents. Ii can hardly
be expected that, now the great State, where pre-
lection is more required than perhaps in any other
State of the Union, has refused TO endorse that
policy, they should continue its advocates. Take
my word for it, loan will be voted, and, il neces-
sary, reduction IN the expenditures, but no mod-
flcaton of the tariff at present No stronger facts
can now be brought forward to show the frauds
which are practised under the tariff of 1916, than
were presented to the consideration of Congress
last session, and they passed unavailing Cir
cumstances have, since the adjournment Of Con-
gress, rendered it still less probable that anything
will now be done. A loan of about fifteen millions
will, think, be adopted in preference.
Mr.. Reeside is progressing rapidly with the re-
building of the National Theatre, for the reception
Of the divine Jenny She is to sing here about the
sixteenth. V.
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

Cleared.
steamsrs-Trsntlin, wOttOn HAvre Livingston; Iron
shiEs-Ls1t.o. SrsdsuTy s.a Tr.ssi.so Smith son:
Guy h.nnsEns 9.rsS y,rP00 Taylor h'r Emily
Bsri~hsena tims., Mobile. E.sls Hazard
Nsu6su, TsyoIse tBsj Byisss. Bsr@sd. Maas.Ss 60;
nSsSs T"ris isi.ass ra.i:,a chsnSsrian CO; Rosa
lie lBrk Dawson, osrnwsis Ms; sleipnsr tDanI olis-
schf.Snsris sr.snl..f san Juan ca olnsy Sessions;
bart savsnnsh. bsu Co; Hop, W Gaady storey Phii
adsrha Com Kssrnsy. LOvsl BOsos Ma City. frisbIs.
siooP"nsrrs.s French. Prsvidenos.
Arrived.
usk Steamship Ars,is. Lues. Lv.rpool r.y 3O.h, ..
The Ahas experienced heavJ westerly gales TIE whsle
slg s, su, Bg1hs5 v'Sos s,1 o'i s',s vh %s'. ,sa
f'rstop tmast foress fore opsA ana damaged
% ss % % sT M P so% sSs, sS'ss ss. dGSs T% s.s Pc
Nov f6th, and Turks Islands, II days Win salt 20
Brs Jenny lind lBrl. Hall, Turks Islands, Il days. VITA
syhT Jshs Fo.lss; Morrison Tampa nay, VII. Key West,
II days with I've OAR 20 m,sies Sh ut saw Br ship Ers
% ss s r'sr; ~ SSis sy S,ssa
iost jibNoor srd other he.a scar.
fSRr EsSs "i natsaisr igssstsr Gardiner 10 day.
sehr charlotte. Rislsy. Phllaeslphia, 2dsYs.
sSSr { Scranton, wlloos, Maaison, CT
sshr yossrSss Ferris EiS,n, fqs Wsshlusssu, DC.
sshrr ESsrSriss. sss s:Issn PSiissspss days. &
Schr BIontes. -, Plymouth, days.
Steamer Kennetee, rlowers, Fhiladepha.
SlOcp Sea Witch, Wills, hibsry Tor Providence.
Slsop Brown, oardinev Providence.
Iioop Pslnter, Fowler, Providence.
Below.
Fsete. hr Devenshirs HOvsJ f days from London with
mdse. 70 N 8rsreld
Also, bark and brgs, unknown.
Sailed.
stcamshr Nisgara stono Liverpoo SHIPS Parick Henry
fphtl Iopdcn Garrfca for Lvsfroci Asnphts for New
reens bark savannah. Cor savannsh Isaac right Pea
t0dy LverpeoL
Drc wind aurine the day from toNw.
The New York herald., 1850-12-05
MARKETs ELsEWnERE.


Bosros Dec sIETehasqe Board1lo shares Rutand Rail
road oyA 40 Fall River Railroad 56 6do sa 10 fremont
Bank lOSh; 2 Boston and Worcester R.ilroat io3s;
Dc do Mass 64 Il. do bod ss 2s ds e 10 d. SOD 6i;
rs d. 81 10 Northern Baiiro.d ss 70 i2' PhiIs-
sC lSS Vermont Railroad bS9d ssH 5 a. 81 l'
$Si s. DO bsod ss 25 sia & g de slod sax: Com
KsiIrsas Raj ss B,sson and Maine kailroad os% 20 do
Reading Railrosd s Boston and Providsnss Railsoad
SOD sa ~ Wessrn Raiirosd lo sloo Vermont Central
road Bonds s7o0 sulliyan Railroad Bonds 7Sk o7o
P,aI1PshrsaA. Dee 1Gf.ca Boardzsl 900 Residing Rail-
road 6s, co. S65z; 900 do 10 S0 c0 Ksnsingt w. W.
Ss. 81 900 sshqylkl Nav Sc, AN 1000 Do 4,s; 100
Texas Os g. 250 do. Notes. 50 go shares Grard Bank
i2,.; loo Reading Railroad 10 HarrisSurI Railroad,
i7A; Union Bank Tenn. 10 After S1csT0 shas Road
ing Railroad 81 iO do 36Z 1000 do, 36s l50 do 355x
100 Morris Canal 2lk Second Bo1rd-Sl0W Pennsyyan,
6s l0ll 1000 DO Bs 93 1860 do 93 500 City 5s g5 40
do 93I 1000 Allegheny CITY 6s 92S 5000 SchuyKil Nav.
6s AA 1000 do, AS; 1000 Harrisburg Rairord 6s 93
After Sales COO Reading g. 20. S0 1000 Pennsyvan "a
5s eS; 100 shas Reading Railroad, 35x 80 do. SS 2N
do 81; 100 do, BIS.
BAnrIsonE Dec. f250 Maryland terling S. 2shas.
Bank q Baltimore, 93 10 Citizens Bani. rs Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad time Gf ~ do 63 81 do time 6is
10 do s2'i 10 dO GA 25 York and Cumberland Railroad
time, lQL,
The New York herald., 1850-12-05
Telegraphic Reports.

New ORLEANS, Dec 2, 1850.
The cotton market is heavy, and prices difficult to
quote. The sales on Saturday but 1000 bales
Molssses IN fair demand at Csc. Whiskey Is selling
moderately At 241s 244c.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4, 1880.
The market for hogs is unsettled. The weather here
Is favorable, and holders asking 81, but find
buyers The whole number arrived thus far is 81 00o
against 130 600 at the same date last year.
CINCINNATI, Dec 4-P. NJ.
Hogs have been a trife frmer day. Small tran
sactoDs at SO so So 60 but they mostly held at
81 Ne buyers at that price. Whiskey Is scarce and
sells at 2ic Flour buoyant, at So e6. Weather wet
BALTIMORE, Dec 4, 1880.
The weather continues very unpleasant, which
checks In q measure outdoor transactions. Prices
however, remain nominslly the same.
ALBANY, Dec. 4. 1850.
The only receipts since last have been 300 bbls
-four The sales OF -four have been about 900 bbs.,
at previous rates. Wheat is steady, and prices are
firm, with sales of 500 bushels ordinary Geaesee at
81 15 Barlty-2000 bushels cold at 90c. 80 bales Of
new hops have been sold at Soc The weather. to-day,
Is fine, and warm.
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

LIvrRPooI-steamship Niagars-Chas Levy, lady and
servant, Quebec Corning Jr and lady, Albany Coo
" Barns hr Frics M Is Bss Enaiand H Prstt. To-
rOnto; Mr. Wood. Afford, Hardy Louis de Marcetagra
and servant Hamel Quebec; DR. Imray Fest Indies Mr.
Burstal, Mr. kieer, John wghtman John Hall Toronto;
49, I 10 l Ih Tsyer lever Ter ,ot
Mr. Fken Of Capad.; Capt Robinson. RAJ Mr. Roy Of Glas
Mr. Crum, do; Mr. Arnols of Paris Mr Grosschks OF
NYorki Mr. osvass Wetter. 90 Fsrnan. Liverpoo Mr.
jeffrey do; Mr. Bschmager OF Lonaon; Crook Of NYork;
NYsrk ksreus yidr OF Paris Mr. Berg, Of Paris Thes
vim. Mclean. Of cahaaA Mr. Ward, kontral-so.al 52
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

On Monday, the I'd inst. by the Rev. Edward J.
Nau, Mr.. DANIEL Y. WhcHT, of Brooklyn, to Miss
ELIZA A., daughter of Benz amin Carman, Esq, Of
Babylon, l. L.
On Tuesday afternoon, the Sd inst, by the Rev.
Charles Martin, Dir JsHS JAS. HAMMER to Miss JANE
NJ MASSEY, both OF this city.
At Jamaica, l.. l. the Sd inst, by the Rev james
NJ Macdonald JAMES JEFFoRps, of Charleston, c. to
MARY r., daughter of Mr.. Chss Mseks Of the former
place
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

NEW MEDICAL BoOKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work ON the nature and Of delicate dseas
and all the kindred afeetions-iustrated by
Der Of BEAUTIFULLY eolored plates large life; BY Ho
mer Bostwck NJ d. lecturer and diseases
above named nature. 1t 10 large quartos50 pages;
oond edition price $40 Extract from tAe Boston Medk
equal Records Actions works the ams family q
nes and far superior to anything Of the kind
lished in this country" Author Of The Family Phys-
clam price twenty Author Of Self
abuse and its deplorablo defeot Impotency sterty Ee
s1sh sai.cn iEyrsssn plsss price 81 For sale q
and by the suthor, s04 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-12-05
MEDICAL.

"ATTS' NERVOUS ANTlDOTE.-THE REPORT OF
w the investigating Committee states that frem May
o the number 81 patients cured Of vrulent and simple
Neuross to be about % and that upward bottles
have been sold the time averaging about three bottss
each patient several cases being exhibited Of bottle
having cured three four Of Nervous Headache
Neuralgia &C. and the greatest quantity taken by per-
was twenty nine bottles INT R. p. Waker II Empire
Mills, Brcoklyn) Three others had taken much
teen botles-kr. Richards Of EastOn Pal Mr. Tsrbox Of
Portland, Conn Mr.. Godwin S Thirteenth street. Thea
syen bottles Is the next largest quantity taken by Mr.
dozsn down four and bottles about i25 The
threes twos and l02 Nassau street. 81 DO t -
dozen Dr. Watts be consulted for nervous diseases
only at 4l0 Greenwich street. between and II o'clock
The New York herald., 1850-12-05
Our Philadelphia correspondence.


Jenny Lind-Pientyof Mnsie-Un STATES Steamers &c
NJ lie Lind has almost entirely recovered from the
hosrseness that occasoned postponenent of her
morning concert yesterday, and will undoubtedly be
in fine voice for her last grand in Philadelphia
Friday evening. There is a brisk demand for the
tickets already and the saloon will be filed to its ut
mest capacity. =
The managers Of the italian Opera have postponed
their opening here until Tuesday next This is fortu
nate for what witE Miss Linds concert and that of
the philharmonic Society on Saturday. music low
ing people will have enough to attend to.
The pottery Of Clarkeon and Berry, Southwark, was
entirely destroyed by FIRE last night Their loss Is
$4,000, Of which 50 600 insured. The building be-
lopgt to Charles Robb Esq, whose loss not COW
cred.
Bishop Potter lectures to- evening before the
Mercantile Library company, on the Religious Ele-
ment in Man Is Nature ~
The machinery for the U. s. Steamship San Jacinto,
In the New York dry dock, Is being shipped from
the foundry OF Messrs Merrick X Son, of Southwark
The U. D. steamer Jefferson has been hauled up on
Simpson and Neils marine railway, and Is receiving
the necessary repars to ct her for duty the Pacific
khe is tbeing rigged u a bark and will 10 up the
Straits under sail
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

IPpr srpsNsrur ARcrtc.
ASyrrr Oct 3Pssed, Oneida, Cressy, NYerk for Car
ton; sent g. Cardace, Argent, NYork for Shanghae.
f~srsRDss, Nov is-hrr Baltimore Jaski, NYort
Ponprsrr New 18-Arr Lmenienne Rochefort. sTrsn-
cisco Cd 18th, Clinton. Dslanc, Phiisderhia; Louise
Csssline Tfsther rYoth rsroyses sld sth
Torh lsb, Asnss. seheilins de- siehsihaussn Warn
BrTsToi Nov is-Cld Rsbt Parker Tharor, ,savsnrah.
CeSrsx WkrERS sert 1sN Hieolsysen fsifsr for CAL
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

From HONDURAS The brig September, Capt.
Nickerson from Truxllo, Nov. l6th arrived at this
port this morning. Capt. Nickerson reports that
Honduras and the other States remained quiet.
There was stll good deal OF animosity in the
minds OF the people to Chatfield, the English con-
sui and to the English nation generally. political
hsndbill had been printed and circulated there, in
which the acts of the English consul are spoken O.
IN terms Of reproach and Indignation Boston Ira
o.elisy Tlec
The New York herald., 1850-12-05
8IiIPPING.

NoTICE-PAssENGERs PER STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC,
for Liverpool Will lease be board, at the foot OF
Canal street. Saturday December 7th at II o'clock, A. NJ
and send all luggage not wanted the board
Friday Dseemter 9Th marked below, with the number Of
the passengers berth.
ENoR LIyERP0NL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
II ship ATLANTIC, Capt. Jas. West-1his steAmshp vii
esrsr, -,A .he mails foI EutoP ps,i.iysIy ss.ur
"? foot Canal street. No berth secured uat paid
AL letters aust through the Pos. 0oe Fer freight
Ipw'D. f. COLLINS. IS wan stree.
The steamer PACIFIC win succeed the ATLANTIo
sSil aunke AZ
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

V'nENEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srATBf
Nail steamers-ihs ships comprising this lins tbs
ATLANTIC, captain Wen. BALTIC, Captain Coraststh
PACIFIC, csptar Nys. ADRIATIc. Capt. GrafteS.
ARCTIC, CAPTAIN Luce.
These ships having suil By contrast expressysi
government service, every has been TAX
strueon, alBo In their engines
sreea and their aeoonmods,ons for passengers
quallei for elegance oomfors,
Froe o passage from New York 10 liverpool sio, ersiu
vs use q e.srA sis state rooms ssasi from vsrpoo
No berths sse1rsd until paid for.
The these ships will not be for COLA
silver. buoa spe ees jewsry preeious s.onss stkis
unlsss bs Of lsiinr signed thsrsfor and The
t,ereof therein expressed.
The New York herald., 1850-12-05


L lie are informed that under srrssssnsnss d as
mt s
s sssS cs sad a. sns ss: I'D
BILE accident OF the Of the nail, :. PansnA ne
Of the asenth Of the mon III win touch Aoapueo. bat
:.ssa.Sie cokyxsIA viii ply ssssl..ly ate.
in 9I.son awaiting q. the former 1s. n: nails
With nails asd following stssnsr froS
f ss' ss % s
between PsnaSa and San FrsneisoO:
.n%Sp. iSn.ssi X s Yin Nes Ss Tsl a. &. ss
ssep.s. .nd cHiRoKEE leaving New Yoli on IN: ,vsay
New 1srS ia - spsrs % :s:sasI 'n''a 'a' r =,
leaving :, .sss period: viii sn.sfs :. little
sir; SrSgsh line e saa New orssn. port.
Through tickets for month secured on sppca
Ss e the cS%ssSy sS r Ma YG.
sTkoNyG, LAuhAsoS n Co. Agents At that place
M 2s
CSngnnX VIII ds;PaIsh the splendid double engine ssss-
%aSs:.: = Mssss.s:y: pss iisS s::ss T. E :::
.' ~ ssiii :: ,ss
@ sSs: siis Ss::.s: .::s 49,
IRON NEW YORK TO oHAcRn. an.
sana.s ss ssi% ssrs s.is forward saloon "
stesraxs BERTH found bed and separate table
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCESCA.
bteerags BERTH found with he'd and sep.ra; table o
FROM
c,,,.,,o, State Room st.asss. sssa stssr.4fss,; g,
savannAn n.... = ~
Nv HsvA@n sai..::: ii.:::. ...'.. ~ SSS SS -
Passengers New Orleans will BE- trsasferrsd Ha-
vana the and splendid steamship PACIFIC. Frsghs
teChsgres zoe per foot prepaid No msrohandise viii be
taken freight to Havana Specie to Havana taken -
half Of cent. and pmage. Shippers Of packages
containing jewery gold silver any articles
monty known yaluabes specify the value Of
hipmept In their bills Of lading the Company will nee
be responsible for osses shiD
ped without such specification.
To freight passage, apply at the once Of
Company, l7 West street, corner Of Warren, to
M. o. K0BERTS.
company have prepared form bill Of i.dins adapted g
sr business, which will be furnished to shippers App-
cation at tho sompanys once and with which they
quested to provide themselves - no other form will b
signed by the agents Of the company. All bills lsain9
must be signed before the calling Of the vessel.
The New York herald., 1850-12-05


sssssaxsssb ssassbKi sS VA. ..s:,, N. r.ms
SsspT SSsRsppSsRTs co. y xsS: = Arm. y.rs, Lss.s>-
.ss ss's rs S Tl ssr S i;fs :. ~
NEvYoRK AND DHAyRr STEAM NAVIGATION coz.
isS: s1rds ~ st
land sS. x. f..sss.s - TSsi.i.y psSs%S.f s,s
s sss1Ss. aa Iria 1a r All ss,ss %s
MORTIMER III R lss asss sHy "
Mail Steamships between New YOri ana Ilvsrpsoi
I ss y ss ass .s ns lf:isa ,a S
s On sls on sAs ps s their masthead
Si,s.ss J. ssA' from New Tors. W.an..iAy dA Deem
Iursgs O. Lo,s from Boston. wednesday. liA Deem
A.i. 9. n = Judkas. from New York. wednesday. 18th
Aneris, n. shannon from Boston Wednesday, a5.A De-
Afris, Ryri. from New York wednesday lss January
can,i,. W. Harrison from Boston, wednesday is,A Jana
Passage from New rori or Boston TO Liverpool in ar..
Do. do s;:::;,;i .,,iSii;s - -. 'i5
No bertA secured uptil p.ia Tor zee 80 '''' ="
Fresht viii be charged specie beyond sneunt fer
Al eIrerisnosa surgeon o, board.
al letters And newspapers must pas, through the Pos'
For freight and passage ,rrlyss
After the arst Of April nT Ss rate x b. ,Ss .soy.
WI ~ WY mttfrihiy rednced.
STEAMSHIP OSPREY FOR CHARLESTON, g. c.-THs
Psrendid steamship OSPREY. 4. harshall. commanier
freight or passage having superior sscommodstious apply
~ kinseJ Co.'S hxpress No. WAL street, of
who're psn Of the ehir be and berht
seures freight for this vels should leave HeN York
further information, refer ts
tITrLErfELp. Kinslcy Co.'S Express.
CoR NEW oRLEANs. VIA KEY WEST, ON THUGS
stearnship LOUISIANA 1000 tons burthen Captain nsf
lavess. will be despatohed for New Orleans Wtet
on saturday the Th Of December at O'Clock r. NJ
Pier Ne North River. Fars-Cabn passage $50 Sserast
do $40 f'r freight g. f15ss Fosss6P ss6DP 81 pr,.s~.,
No1IcE.-THE STEAMSHIP LOUISIANA, CAPTAIN
~ James Iawes fer New Orleans and Key West, having
SATURDAY the 9TH nsisat At o'clock p NJ from Pier No
o5is sys, fcsh nh :; s,s,vsS ss pnl n ~ 9s,osk
EoR CHARLESTON HAVANA, SAN JUAN AND
= Ihares-1he rev and elegant steamship PROME
THkUS, y. J.. Tintlspaugh, ccmmander will leave New
York for the above pores Wednesday 18th December For
rasssse freight the latter Chagres only apply
d. n. kLLES, = Battery Place
DATEs OF FARE REDUcED-IsPfRE CITY IfNR-
PansmThroueh tiches 70 san Frsnoco via Chssres on
Frtay December 18Th At o'clock. The spendd steamhir
CRESCENT CITY, l.fO tons burthen, j. D. wilson com.
mander, ~ leave her dock pier No r. FOR Chaxrss
apply TO HOWARD a soN. 81 Broaauay.
L,OR sAIE UNDER COSTA THROUGu sTEgRAGs
ticket Tor Saa traacscO. hy nsst of Hovi.nd
s.z0TLiSeER, q Brs,I uss,s, up stair,
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CUREs-DR- DE La
neys celebrated French remedies for the immediate
cure Of delicate diseases may be had usual his ohe
IN enc 70 two days Those lingering from week
der the hands OF small and quack doo will
prsed rspidty their cure by avans Themselves
Of those excellent purely vegetable preparations His
vgora,ing dies warranted debility
weakness The genuine female :egulang pills and drops.
81; also, the French preventive. kc.
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

The movements in this staple at all the ports In this
country up to the latest dates each OF the past three
years, were annexed
MotENrNrs rT CorroN II Inr Uxtrrn Sr.rrs
The New York herald., 1850-12-05
Passengers Arrived


Lvrnpoos-shp ST Lous-Dr shisl lady, 2children and
servsnt Of ireland; Miss Wood Of NAreil Tye-
wiekhl, of Germany, WWreahs, Of England.
The New York herald., 1850-12-05

ssi:s: ss..:; s::r: :II ss:.: f:-' asai:
sss s s.ss. ss sss. ..a u..
~ s;S. " 4, M:.s,s.
Adsp. nsTD: Mobile: ss.s Norris PIs,,ssa NXo:s
for the rivsrG wsises Hsston. So i.is Rooih Harris
land ia for srr,aeie.s 18Th Asansnnoa, Broonhea
Gssssss iSia xs:llr: k.,.xs,. x:n.l fe-
Tlsssse so.ns Nov isAsis sssson Smith New York,
LISsss SsrssOen Stis NaS 81 Lo.u. watson Norsaa.
si,S A.. Leopold Alfred Biss sYori Arr
s:$:sss iss SS:ss Ss:
sh. Kssc lines 90; 18th Noolsyssa rsjisr a.: s.a.
S Seh sY"i fnlss f a'' Ansses de- & s
Spring Sid Aug Is. Peri rrOushOn sFrAnoi'0oi sOh
c.,, A9n ss;S SYsrt
sh A.s l Judiins NYOIi; 18th, Hero Of sid0. Glover
sosisa"s lSh
Enid Ids 18th, Cers.antins. Bunting NYork Fanny ST.
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breast Williams. Charsnts and NYork Maine Brown. VIII
back ia,h Tr,s Robson San rr,ssi,ss
10TH Brutus Couch NOrssns 18th, Onyx ooshan San
LIeNO as Noy 7-sld swallow. JslIard NYert.
N.nsrrs Nov Lds 81 Frey. Wv Was MYofs ou.s..
for Port Carlisle formerly reported being put into St Johns
swrosT Nov ls-sIa Prime. q Wales: Bs:... s.ysrs.s
PonTssoUra Nov is-Ar Northu aSsrIaad Lord. London
for NYOrh.
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PnL Bristoll Ney ls-sid Reliance somes N0rlsans
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Esther May. Stevens, NYork.
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souTH FoREAsD Nov l5-Oh ship AetokA French Stock
TUsrs to Nov Arr Palmetto Wade. NYork.
TRAvENuSpE, Nov n-Arr lEolus Hanson. Charleston.
TExEL. Nov I3-Arr Die Eiche, Dil~itz NYork,
wnAaroA, Aug N-sid ksntsuk. n Michael. NYoek; Ar
chitec do 18Th Douglas sumaer do Sept 10 Joshua Bates
Fanny Forrester.isweetling. NYork.
MrscILIANroUs.
MANILA Sept clam ship Reindeer, from honolulu and
sen to her the coast she having been totally
dmass in the Pacific July ls lat IS S6N lon l3 E.
dro, has been got of. and returns here to repair.
Am bark Eurotas has been sold to Spanish And
will be repaired.
wESyoRp, Nov 1.-THE Am ship Adeline Pike, Of Keane-
bunk Liverpool for New Orleans with $50
hoard struck at 10 o'clock night OF the lith Black
saved. Part Of her materials were also saved.
LONDON Nov l6-The George W. Snow. Dodge of New
York fallen in with, dsmasted the 3rd Of Oc
caharine HEwes arrived in the river which had
tered gale the Sh OF September Three Of her
the boy remained by the ve,-
sci which could not be teen on the following morning.