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The Turf.

Tso1rfso an sr. Lotus The contest on May Is, be-
tween Lady suffolk and OBienis excited the most in
tspse interest The gallant grey Lady Suffolk, was
areutly the fayo-fte far the sympathes OF the
Know ng concerned but the betting leaned
a cdsdly IN favor q the horse The first heat
~ the IN 239. The throughout the heat
-.sdy Der work but ID. hor-e broke at the start
- the back stretch at the half mile post. and again at
the home stretch The lead in at tie stand fully
Twelve lrbgths The second heat closely contested
tic mar~ leading OF brcke the back stretch after
ccss brush the horse came Ia upon the home stretch
Bssiing at the stand about two lengths. Time go
iron the third heat the lead of in fine style The
horse, gaining rapidly broke at the half mile post The
MARI though closely ued kept the lead the horse
ngsn breaking upon the home stretch. The came
~ six leng hs in the lead Time, 2:33. At the
t'urE heat the horse broke upon the FIRST quarter
stre'ch. Upon the back stretch the broke The
h~rss ssinng rapidly passed her in double quick time
tPon the third quarter and kept the lead winning being
largely ahead. Time. go On the last heat the nags
came np In style. making fair start Keeping well to .
-ther tn. quarter the horse broke again upon
aud although the horse pushed she widcned the
space psrceptby At the half mile post the horse again
brse badly. From this time the noble grey steady and
true sept her distance, and finally in upon the
home nearly distance in the lead making the heat
IA 80. The following Is . summary
10y suh"iA. s............. .
Time. 2.3e- 23o-233-23o-2:a5
q Bsenis went 10 saddle, but how Lady Suffolk went
l. not stated
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NNT HNtasvs ! Ine I. 1851.
He sttk = ga - ~. 0rssns Il ths pre-eni time
rneunu go - 10 ttA
CH*Httsras gunf = 1851
The sale q rcttnu ~ Gay 80 halgs III a. Il
pul Tfirfs 49, reafsJ an1 tke markeg Indicate i'm.
rr,-smsai
~ ffwatf auas 8 issi
- wsfs male t-dsy - 90 tbs Howard strpst
nsur a - IS Uraln ana pfdNisicus AZ una hanged
500 beg RE ccHne scla "a ss9t.r
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On Tsur.say mornlnx gune s. rtna J, yeusgsss
dsyghter n ~ v and Cssksrtn~ psnvr~.
The relatives aud fren5s a The faHg rrspsetfnly
Invited " .ttsw4 h#F fumf -ifhrut further tmvtMon
frtm 40 Hua@n strret 49, snsrn1on (Friamy) 81
a tho Fverwrysns
on ~ en- n Jups Htstf Atsssyuss Csv~si +, oniy
- Fgohn ana hswfi-tta csnspbsu s~~ 70 ~ atlas All
To trspss = ~ ,an.ny s.i .sYu.iss.s--s .rr r.
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On WEDNESDAY Jun a. a Triaiiy Church. ~ The Rev
a " Weston. esrMss q n HEsw4x. 10 CsRusH~F Ha~tf-
TO-, daughter n m lst@ Asxsna~r Rie~eker
90 uecnssisy, yune q ne.r Newto~n. T. 4. ~ The
Rsv ~ h~rhmsn. M Hrea v Ca~ssss " NJ.
Mssr S,nssofa, Al q Chsrssstoa. 9.
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MEDICAL.

nR. RABINEAU, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON HAS
- removed to ~ penard street half block from Broad
consulting hours at Office FIR ~
NJ aud from 70 In the evening during which hours in
yads either from the country city consult him
aud all diseases TO which the human frame subject
Charges and according to the
the psent Preserve the number will be advertised
lutg ello
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SHIPPlN0.

NOTICE.-PAsSENGER PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
~ for LIVERPOOL win please be board :. the foot q
al lusssse wanted the board Friday June
DAssAGE PER BALTIC-A FIRST RATE BERTH IN
the JAMES Nss ~
EoR LIvERPooL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
, s s.Iart Capt e T
Saturday 7 Of June clock NJ from he berth Il the
Ali ia' no h %
For freight passage having unsquAlisd accommodations
i'r elegance or e0mi' EbR Spy COLLINS SO Wa. street.
Vi.
the Baltic. and sail June 2lst
GRAND EXCURSION TO THE WORLDS FAIR. VIA
new and sSnas e.nsAp Nosfa Of AhEsp
ss'ssn 1.-THE r. 81 in the Ts.d
North River Passengers the Nsrth win be
ISsSpssi Msyss.s spssa. .aestas ssss
snd 70 those nsvs for ts p
The most powerful while to those who desire
il also ssrs the most decided adyantse: The unryasd
the belief that she will make the to Galway
Fare Fare in i sSsr r Ssss saloon saloon SIG
Fare 70 Essl,nd and back with privilege stay -
'0u' OF n's weeks No freight t.i,n ~
Rect apply at the once xsSf Wait
THE WORLDS TAIR-GRAND EXCURSION, JUNE
i 1.-THE splendid steamship NORTH AMERICA, com
GsiS.y and 3s Fair nr sr
30 passengers superior State Room berhs,
$40 Cabin terths Sl State berths out aud return
SD few choice state aud berths for sale
BERfORD CO., eyesey street, Astor House.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CONPANY.-roR
" Brenen via southampton:-The United States Mail
steamship WASHINGTON. O. W. Floyd commander, will
sail for Southampton and Bremen. saturday, June H.
from Pier No North River at IL o'clock An experienced
Surgeon s attached to the ship. All letters
through the Pos Once Specie delivered IN Havre For
agents, % Broadway Tho steamship HERMANN will
coed the Washington on the i2th July.
EoR sAyANNAu-C. MAIL LINE-THE NEW AND
superior steamship FLORIDA, Captain 7. Lyon on
Saturday 18th June, at O'clock II M from pier No NJ r.
For freight Passsge apply TO SAAL L. MITCHELL, l9s
Front street
The ALABAMA Captain c. D. Ludlow. Saturday, 18th
In
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nR CooD's EXTRACT CF CoPAfNA SOLD NJ
nrsham kUler. AFenre ID corner llird street sad
o. prvnnsoaas NJ Essds street, opposite steeagts
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~ EDIEAIs.

nR. CoNyERy fNSicoRATyNo coRDIAL.-TuE
c.y r.medy sr whsesss y the orsans ans those ssd
disorders 81 bsay sad mind. caused BY eAbssA hs ea
ncut -hsre srp8 fr ea. Avoid queeks snd ther nos
trusa. isw ects o. tbis remedy VII restore you
y wanig Sgor 49, no vtt called Ia Migrating Corr
asl Add eevsln brs whp rusA. great preensisns y
tot eswtantNea Dr a. ~iil relieve rhslf The cum
ufteY rhsrsS Cosais S1s bottle three het1ss Yer ~
wh usried nnd single Fnrvaricd
suN1ry ls,Urs rost rsla tce = 1hird ayenus. Sctl
ssSc broadway. comet Howard ssfett.
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VT'BE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL con-

VTNBE MARRIED W0MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL con-
panionBy Dr. A. N. Mauriceau. Professor Of Diseases
Years Of suffering OF physical and mental anguish many
affection ate wife, and pecuniary dcultes TO the hus
might have been spared BY timely possessoa Of tbs
work. intended especially for the married. those
contemplating marriage discoses important sscrcsS,
which should he known to them particularly.
family. IL IL OF especial Ian portance.
Here, also, femae-the vito, the mothcr-the
either budding into womAnhood ths In the Asslias -
years whom nature contempstcs An Important chsng
remedies and most certain mode In oomaaAs
TO which her sex 10 eubject.
DAYTON, Nay l. l54s.
Nv DYAR Sra My wife has been percertiby Sinking fog
three In Of her great
guh suffering months before and during
hnement successive and debilitatcA
and her putting life in imminent danger sa1
which the last occasion despsrsd Of suppos4 hsS
meet the worst. AT this ime lnow about two montAA
reaching my receipt psruss cannot en-
Press you the relief afforded distressed mi.A ssA
srcs, discovery Of n. n DesomeauI provided remedy IL
opened 70 which little conceived Dsssi-
be But for this another would have
head In all human probability wife would havS bsca
in her grave. and my children left motherless.
is Of course mprsoticabls 70 convey more FULLY tie
various sects treated Of they Of nature strictly
intended for the married those contemplating marriage
or sale ~ Rrosdway and Al the Publishing occ, ID
Liberty street, New Yorh; Little Co.. Albany; Joseph
Tucker Mobile Alabama T. b. Petersen Chcstnut ssrcss.
On the receipt Of 81 copy will be transmitted BY ma
free OF postage any part the United States All ctt~s
must be addressed POSTPAID TO Dr. A. ~ Mauriosau. boz
LIZA Nov york oily. Once In IAbsrsy rect.
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C,nNsrMpTInN- rHouGu oFTEN HEREDIrARY. I1

Observation-Disclosures 1T
~ arises frequently from which few medical
have noticed The higher classes are more subject
who have labor for their support by
exercising their arms by which the visccra Of tho
aud all the organs Of the stomach DEVELOPED
These regions the vital organs seated
The upper the other hand generally exercise their
imbs be done but at at the sacrifice
expense the upper exremtes and chest Alas
and deaths but too often the resuls
of their error Wtar Balsam of Wild Cherry the
remedy for Consumption and the best medicine hnownt'
for Asthma Liver Complaints, Bronch
it's Influenza Coughs Colds Bleeding of the Lungs Short.
ness Of Breath pains and weakness In the side breast &
and all other Of the Pulmonary Organs the
Daily Times We would advise readers who arc
nhorng under affection of the TO make
trial Of this truly excellent medicine The ot intelligent
and pectnble families Of city have adopted II IA
vorto family medicine; and predsposed 20
sumption. who have used it, speak highest Of Its
PER foE sale BY D. D. sanis, No 100 Fulton street
Maiden lane: by William Burger "a Courtlandt street. by
Rushton Clarke L. Co., 10 Astcr and 273 Irving House.
Broadway New York, and by druggists generally every
VIII
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DE WISE IN rIxE.-DR. HUNTER, PROP RIEroR OF

~ the HuDterian Dpensary No. Division street, New
York city, structures without surgical Operations
or eausc; also cures the facilitating effects Of solitary
habits In days they have been years standing
Dsn be humbusged by the quack DOCTORS but call and
DR. Hunter at before elsewhere to be robbed
Of your health and Every New Yorker knows DR..
must have had more experience In this branch Of eds
sired the Doctor publish their proofs " You cured
and the effects Of was reduced that LAID
dpeorseJohn cured me- in TN. TN. o. t.
cholera in three WEEKS dreadful disease
years after three other doctors had
me but said vas as much 80 their ives wortA "
years applied to London physicsn to be cured Of
certain dsease he pronounced well in three In
les than months il broke again tried ak others
With the same effect and got horoushy we'll Of this
hydra and headed monster until called 1t dis
penssry four years since
man Hvng-Edwin Conn" Buffalo agency, No. 1 Pearl
street where Hunters Red Drop genuine.
Price 81 only This remedy the patient against
second dairy attacks. treatment by letter.
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NoTIcE.xYIELDING TO THE EARNEST soLIoIrA-
ons Of who have been grossly deceived
certain sefputng individuals the undersigned viii
time to prescribe for all diseases of private
nature Those who, BY ndosng In certain destructive
habit Of youth, have gnorantly injured themselves
also rely cheap pleasant and speedy Treatment
by letter in English, French, German. b. DE LANEY
n. D. 81 Lspenard street, near Broadway.
NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.--A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and treatment Of delicate dsease
and all the kindred by
Der Of beautifully colored plates large life; Homeg
Bostwick d. lecturer Surgery and diseases Of the
above named nature II is large pages second
editions price So Extract from the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journslt may be said fearessly to be equal
to Records Actions works the family Of dseases
and far superior TO Of the Kind Pub:hed IN
cent? Author Of work self Abuse. and its dspls
rable effects &C. sixth edition. plates proo
81. For sale at the publishers sTRINGER TOWNSEND
222 Broadway and by the author, 50f Broadway.
u ELIEF IN TEN NINUTEs-CURE IN FEW DAVE
~ insured the foreign remedy DR.. Lococks Pu
monte colds coughs asthma bronch
It's pulmonary and all affections brsaSo
and lungs Manufactured by T. Taylor, Rochester N. r
ths satneSt Of America q right from JAMS
general agents for New York and vicinity Sold also By A.
b. D. Sands. 100 Fulton street. Retail price, - cents
box.
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TNHG ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN. CAPTAIN
Monday tho 9Th Of June, at She has excellent
for pasngers Price Of passage 70 Bermuda
So TO St. Thomas SO. There Ia . regular mail communal
cation between 81 Thomas and all the West India lands
Havana Vera Cruz, Venezuela, 80 The Merlin will take
freight. Apply 70 T. CUNARD Jr, - Broadway. P.S.-
No Letters Mails will be received board Of the Merlin
except through the Post Office.
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DARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
diseases. in few hours by vegetable application,
without pain In debility brought by improper habits
and constitutional Affections he combines medicines with
the loca remedy and show there thousands
who cannot DO cured without it, he has daily Of
Duration from the other In ALL he
ling the former dssasc enough. HIS diploma With
these end the hundreds Of show that
e"ual /. You cured me in one day-D. n. Corbyn 0ns
local application me IL few hours after snosh.r doc
tor tried long tme.@C DsYoud paid over SSU, ~ p'S
years Of weakness from sefabuse, without bene-
t yet You by local and general treatment In
sypbie uleers body and face in short time after
had been der physicians for year besides using
every quack medicine could ofWm Ferguson Perth
Amboy NJ Those ut distance by enclosing fee be
trented mail once hours from A. N. to p. n. ana
7to9P.k. N. Lamont N. d., AZ Reade street, two
doo from Broadway, not in the store.
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LoR cBAcHEs AND SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA.
1lo double epuine steamship FKOMETHEUS
Capain ~ W. johnson. viii leave New Forh Cor the above
portn Friday, lsth June NEXT al O'clock u. ~ For
r~ags freight sppy 81 the Once Of the chip. Battery
rlsoe. NJ stairs.
GLITTER EAGLE FOR SAN grANc1sCo-SrEcft,t
" notice--Tbla magnificent ehp has her rcgh neasay
engaged and will sail in leo tsn take light frs xAs
er balance % for vhich or passage, apply 70 n
srssRs. HARsRcR CO.. 20 wall ssrssA-
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N OTICE.-PAsSENGE Frs PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC
IN for Liverpool will please be board st the foot Of
Canal street. Saturday June Mt ii O'clock A. M aud send
9th, marked below" with the number their berth.
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g5OO REwARD.-yryyRIEy AsrIporE. A srl

pcUO cine mixture for the ofprivats dsorders
makes speedy without the least restrictions Of dss
drink change In application TO business rh
proprietor challenges single which the MIXTURE VII
under the forfeiture Of Ave hundred dollars IL
put up in bottles with full directions att One bott
lhsts veek-many cured In two days For sale By q
II. RING, lg2 Broadway and 0s BAyArd street. NJ: W
Little. loa Hanover street, Boston; Wright Co.. Mes
Orleans.
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nR RALPH. AUTHOR Up THE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ yste TREATISE, hes-oGee hours 80 ~ A. NJ. sbpY
M tsunday ssoep,sa NJ ~ Greersich street From ths
uncommon medical ndva the author hss enjoyed IA
t specss he has AM e for stating that IN SO
ssage cert.n disesse their we'll ~
%piorsbs eseea seauDng from early usropes hahts so
can insnrs such eofa ssfs, AUD radical cures ear %
obtained IRON 70 otm Those who sp-
rytn We earlier str will - ~ the ease and r-
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IoR SAN IRA crsco VIA RIO AND VALPARAISO :
1ns snd splendd double engire steamship GOLDEN
GATE ~ 200 tSns burtben. Cariie r. Patterson u. y.
Navy Conn sndsr will have quick doslach for san Frsn-
stopping ~ Rio and Valparaiso Tbs Golden Gate hss
tsn built carry malls between Panama and San
double iron traced and has psnrpa1sed
ncwIsNp A AsPINwALL 81 south street, Mt.
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Al Asoenstea islana suppssed in Feb. Boy. Merry sts
Iuce) o. Warren. RI clean Marine Affairs
Caroline I4landsl
htSt Cathsrines. March o. Columbus Carr. NBsi'ori.
o " sah Gath or Paeincj had put IN " land tue
sick
srosFN-Barch e. lat % s. Ion 1873 q W. Susan. Nan
tucket, 10 sp tor Juan FernAn del and Valparaiso.
No date, Courier Rowland NBsdord $50 sp, IA months
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Time. 2:3e- 2.3o-233-2:3o-2:;J
Q Bienis went 10 saddle, but how Lady Suffolk went
a.. f.la
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DACtrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO&ANY.-oNLY
r8ush limo for san francisco via Havsns and
-lnrs ducsd.-On "wednesday, June llth, ats NJ
The friet did don heengins toamsbp GEORGIA. 5000 tons
y. u Porter, Y, 3 ~, Commander vill sail on Wed
meet " June nth, at precisely sciosk " NJ from her
pier - the foot 81 Warren street, r. With the
W. for Chagres via Havans Passengers transrrea
uavana 70 the spleadd iouLeenine steamship FkL-
cos Psssnrsrs leaving In the Georria will connect Nth
tbe favorte United states mail steamship CALIFORNIA
- Fa rem PAGAN about the let July For relgfs
ppy the ofce No ~ .nd 80 South street. or
stNo. III Wet street corner of Warren street
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DACITIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-THg
ny through line for California and Oregon via chsgree
d!s,s-rsr. Rslseesy2s pydsy June ls,h, as9Pn rh'
800, eoursnser, -li sail Friday Juae u at PRECISELY
ee~s " NJ from her pier ct the foot Of Warren streek
r. 9th the mails FIR Charrcs connectins
vth the fsvor'e United states Mall steamship CALFoR
MA about the LIST July Fer freight
rassw apply At the efce Nos and CO South streek
o. In " est street Warren street.
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EoR sAyANNAu,C. 8 NAIL LINE-THE NEW AND
Saturday 7th June at O'Clock i. M from pier No. & N r.
For freight or rssssse apply TO sAAL L. MITCHELL, l9
Front street.
The ALABAMA. Captain G. d. Ludlow Saturday 18th
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE STEAM
~ ship CONSTITI TON, Lieut. Blunt. r. 8. Navy,
maner viii esve Panama for san Francisco on er asoat
the 18th infant in for the from hence By
tLc steamers of the 18th and t Inst. For parteuArs
- WARD PRICE. Is broadway.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
To our Patrons,

We resume to-day the publication four pa
.rez in lis enlarged form. Its suspension for the
fear proceeding weeks, was caused by our fail
ure to receive our new press the time Of oul
stipulated delivery the purchaser of the for.
lner one although ample time provided ii
our arrangements for uninterrupted issue
'T4a disappointment which resulted in onr tenn
4,orary suspension, was to rls therefore, as unex
pectcd as it was vexatious, leaving us The eonso
lstorv assurance however, that we can hence
forth "pursec ,he even tenor OF our way in tlY
publication Of Il paper, sufficiently large 10 =
,onmo4ste the advertising community, Wfou'
encroacIin:: upon the claims of oar read9s =
the object which prompted Us, and ttsfesul's'
aimed AZ, viii atone in the estimation 9/our Pat
rons for the slight cnlbarrassinen's yAich lay N
our way, shall be satisfied
IN making this second attempt a1''eh improve
1uent as would place papeIin size ah' ap-
pearance upon footing withhe lloSt fesl'0e
able journals in the Statc-ofable alike OF an
swerinc tie wants and su5 5hnihg- tic credit Of
80 large nnd important y Community as Is that
nfColunlbus-we may e permitted to sly that
we have dericd much <ore encouragement from
the hopes Of the ll,tyt, than the experience OF
the past, in respccho the profits of our invest
ment. Were th0hrrears ofour office settled up,
we would hay/no right to complain, as it IS,
however, wyhave a host of delinquent patrons
to whom we are indebted for nothing but the
fruitless privilege of entering their names upon
books. and so far as even this implies
friendly dispositions we are grateful for it, assur
ing them, however. the time, that such
expressions of favor Will ruin every enterprise
that has 20 be sustained by money.
If, however. the re-apPearance of the "Repub
lican" in its enlarged form, shall refresh the
memory, and inspire the justice Of those friends
who are in arrears, and at the same time have
the effect Of multiplying the number Of our
prompt and substantial patrons, shall insisl
upon no farther indemnify for the past' or
security for the FUTURE So may it be.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
Fishing Tackle.

We are indebted to our friend JAS, Jones'
Jr., Druggist, for the handsomest and most
complete outfit for summers campaign that
We have ever seen. In keeping with his pro
verbal taste & consideration, he has brought
out for the convenience of his patrons, Sc
lect assortment of the most approved and el-
cgant varieties of fishing tackle Of every de-
scription- We would say to such disciples Of
Palev, and admirers of Webster, as can sym
pathise alike with the more quiet and con
templated tastes, and the more profound and
laborious demonstrations of these great
minds, tsaat Jones can completely equip them
with the naoteridl Of the rccreatiye exercise
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

ORIGINAL SKETcHEs-Our readers will
fnl on our first page the commencement OF
an original series of contributions furnished
by young and accomplished friend. The
interest of these sketches will be increased
as the author with his faithful but humorous
portraiturcs of human nature, developes the
design and teaching of his stories. We
would advise all therefore to keep up weekly
with the experience and autobiography Of
Hal IIankins.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

NEW YoRK, March Marleis. At
New York to-day cotton closed dull; ,2OO
bales were sold Sterling l0l
ApDofnt0seHt. Ht.--GcO lI sargent hro.hcr
Of tie Editor Of the Republic has been ap-
pointed Surveyor for Iowa, Wiscon-
sin and BIinesota.-IN. n. q. Pic
NEW YoRK, March 26.- 1farfcm.--The
cotton market continues depressed, under
the influence Of the European news, and
prices are to-day rather easier The hourly
expcctatiOn Of the Canada's accounts also
affects the demand We have yetno hding
of the Canada, though she is fully due ~
Halifax
Flour il also depressed, but without fprth-
er change ia prices Sales to-day AZ s4s02i
dS4;75 per barrel Wheat is lower, and
Ohio sells at 08ca$1 per bushol Corn IS also
rather lower, with sales Of prime yellow at
64a643c Pork is steady at SO for old
mess, 1920 for new, SO for old prime,
and $I1:50 for new. Picked meats are dull
at previous rates. Lard steady 81 e per
pound
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
Arrival OF the Arctic.
NEW YoRK, March "a.

New YoRK, March "a.
The Arctic, from Liverpool, arrived yes
terday morning with full mails and EngEisl
papers of the Sth inst
The Arctic brings Is passengers; among
them is John AIunroe, Esq, bearer of dis
patches from the u. $. legation at Paris.
The freight list of the Arctic is large.
Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, is now al
Osborn House, Isle of Wight Just before
the Franklin left Cowcs, she saluted the roy
al yacht with 21 guns as she passed
ENGLAND.-Lord John Russell, on re-
suIning the reigns Of the Government, made
a speech in the House of Commons on the
new features in his policy. His LordshlE
proposes to repeal the income tax, winch
yields between or 5000, 900, and impose
4 Il duty ON corn, which would cost the country
at least three times that amount. In regard
to the ecclesiastical title bill it is deterlnin-
ed to strike out the clause which renders in
valid all deeds executed under the prohibited
style and title The third clause by which
lproperty left or conveyed to persons bearing
these illegal titles is forfeited to the Crown.
INDIA The Bombay Telegraph and
Courier reports the cotton crop of the present
season as expected to reach 300, 900 bales
being one-half more than last year $500
persons have died Of cholera at Bombay.
| "A conAag occurred in Ramgoor on the
18th Of December, which nearly annihilated
the city. 1t is estimated that ut least 2 900
houses were destroyed. 1t extended two
miles in length and one mile in breadth 1t
extended to the shipping in the river, and
nine vessels, Of which i've had completed