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DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUA-

II BIB MACHINERY, MlLL-GFARIN9, &c On
TUESDAY the 25th inst 1T II oc'sck A. ~, NJ the 6ea-
Mill Paisson N j., VIII he sod auction, BY ROB-
ERT CHISWEL Aue Iohe-r. wi bout 20 close
concern the following valuable Cotton Machinery Gear.
ing &c.
aMulss 800 spndles sach / Cone Willow.
4Throstles. 40 do 10. Platform Scales
1hfostle, 100 do. 90. | pr steel Yards SOC Ns
Banding Machine. quantity OF Reeds, Heads,
81 Power Looms esels C-ses, Dofhng and
5ot4 do do Loom Boxes &c, &c.
Also, Office Furniture, consisting OF Mahogany Desk.
Book Cases. &c SC.
Also, the whole the Shafns Gearing Pulliss &c in
said Mills great portion Of shlch peishod aud the
whole excellent oGsr. toge her with rstrate
la,or and fixtures stitug ln OF machinery, al af
foI ne opportunity those dc,rOus " entering ato
the business which seldom Conditions Of and
further particulars may be known Spp cation TO ROB-
ERr CHlSWELL. Au'ticn.er. PaerSon. TO JOHN n.
VAN WINKLE. On the premises or TO Messrs. WOOD,
MERRITT = co No 81 Pine 81 New-Y0rk.
Paterson, Nov. Is. 1881. Mace
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no LET-Two pleasant Attic Rooms

Il neatly fun ished to couple of single gentlemen
with without meals. a small geRteel f.snnly Ter
moderate Apply al No 7Hu)sIt St, Hudson, oppO-
site 81 Johns Park References exchanged ni9 Inn
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good Statesmen, the
w greatest opportunity ever offered TO enterpnsn3
rauabe patent articles wanted by every family. From
10 $500 per guaranteed Call or address POST
10 All MO
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NRENCH BOARD.-Two Gentlemen

ROARD.--To let, with full or partial
- B0zd, a suit Of rooms second story, with IRE
places and other pantres ba room attached
suitable for tive gentlemen and the wives or one
or single gentlemen Loo atom Lexington within
block of the and stages To persons wish
home Of first responsibility this will be 70 md most
desirable No other part Of the house let. Address c.
Uniop-squaIe Post Office with real name and address
10 D
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AS Cook, by respectable Girl; has no
IA objection to go the country has the best OF city
references. Inquire at No 2aS lstav Can be seen tor
two days. h'
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SCRIP. Astor, Atlantic, General, Mer.
- camille and Sun Nuiual InsuI Scrip wanted BY
MIG 81 WM. C GILMAN, 10 Merchants Exchange
AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of
Aths BOwERY BANK will be held At The Banking
House ON TUESDAY Decembsrz. The poll will be open
nom on Il tDa ''''A - UNIV" N O. BRADFORD, Cashier.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l'n "A Young N an teaching in the city daily, from 10
CLOCK desires TO occupy his ana evenings
Teacher In schools or farits In New York its vicinity.
Advertiser has had four years experience in teaching
Surveying Geometry Algebra, Mensuration and PEN
anshlp. with the common English branches and
the best city reference and ability
impsrt instT uctIen. Apply to TEACHER" No ST.
Georges place East l3ih-sg MIG lmMw&F'
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TO BEGINNERS in MUSIC.-A

Lady, compe ent, will furnish to private family
tuOusy piabo-fOre, If she Obtain two pupils to be
ght The time and place at IS per quarter
able half quarterly in advance. Address or apply to &C,
No 81 Great JOnes-st RlSNf
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SITUATION-Wanted bv temperate

- u ' i Il
~ best Of Servants Cooks Nurses Homework. Laun-
dresses Seamstresses Chambermads actresses. sc sc
want places. Also situation for Potter, Farmers
Fuenen, &c Several Waters want places New York
Emp oyment Office, No 478 Broadway, 7. p SAUNDERS.
nl9lts
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TO PUBLISHERS AND OTHERS

II Printer. about business. would be glad
10 make agreement for the printing Of periodical either
monthly or weekly Address PRINTER, of Mr..
McNichol, No. IL SpTuce-s nl9H'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-04
From Washington city.

WssurSoTcy, May ., lSjL
hruusn., rs counsel in the case of Col us shes we're
heard during the sst week TO the extent Of martial
law in McS,o independent ofGencrel SCOTS proclana
tion which dl ced that officers should be tried by mill
tary co1nnssous and II the sentence affirmed they
wcr~ to be punished accordingly The question was,
whether Hughes had pvor to punish without such mill
tary commeon. anj whether the testimony relative TO
abe ~ punishment should be heard Ia mitigation
ghe Cirrul Court to-day ruled the drs two points agat Il
fiugbe,. nna the Third in his favor Evidence will nov
be received - the character Of the henous oieuco
committed ~ i,syis upon the Mexican female
Cd Nsryn, second Assistant Postmaster General left
town yc-teriey tor lows
Her;smin y Itall ha- been appointed Postmaster a
Augusta C,preis, by the President, rice uiassoc r.
moscd
Tho President will determine uext week. upon plan
ior the tsttu.i,n a the Capitol
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Ynferf sting fanln Menlco.

arrMss On sr.Il--coNSFiRAcy ~ YU,ATAs-Tu:
IIur ,NIIIIC TpEATy- cHoIErs, ETC, FRO, ErC.
t-um the Ncw Orleans Crescent April -
Tlr bark chas = o'dcn, which arrived here ycstcr.
DAY from Vera ous. brings papcr from The city u
VI yico q slater a. lat. a. the nth q; April
HTle congressional, term clos sed the <r sf - hus
- much hu.ine~, r,m-nci to h. acted ,. the
houses That u Wa thought congree. .oad n,ah ieif II
IL coist ncil pti,iiegc, eni extend ihe term thirty
days.
Es,srs, Minister - Finances has resigned his office
aud ~ 20 the Let date no appointment had bcca mad
ari steps taken in tae matter. 'Jndcr the present
financial da ruiits ct ,he country, II seemed difficult %
ett nny Willing TO assume thr Responsibilities of the
,Hce 4 serntor Ia his scat rcmark,si- Whom have
htHnrCe II vii 10 u appoint minister What now do
" want With "ut!' E,'era Ws late minister, has ad-
lr~s,a paper, ,hr subrct a thu Treasury TO tho
Isid. ut vhirh consit- ~ ~, closely vrttep p,se-
Aerire the Minister 4 Justice l. the setting Minister
Finances and o. such has stlspenird scnvr lusi the
hft r'ftaht, tT bhsirg rNd 70 Uugous, through hs
s.frf tf ~ CO.. w!ch claim lad not bcou rtco-
nir,d ~ fsCc,d,rg ministers.
Tie cti-nntts T. Whf rfrr.d the subject ~ The
Triunals q t,fuf re bNve reported In favor of thr
ccntrun,e, under certain restrictions, The AyuptA-
,eit lave pr~tts,l petition q Cnngros pray ING
Ia ssse q a law .pibdiing bun sighting ia the DISTRICT
1s step. and he dc.s tor Jury tr1,s. shos The rapl
mprcv nov ens on IA the sivhhaiiou ot tho n>s
sno,h.r con r,,t,y s.siu.t The eyvrrnm, nj ~. becn
shcotrrtd IN iuc,tsp. some cuuaenucd crIainals all
81 ~ 9oi'crs - tho 10th rgmg ~ had unite sod le
t,tniuod . munLr the aunofit' and put nrc q the
ciIiisl The horrible project diceY rrd In timt -
Ft,teut It's tRt<ut"n sergeant snl seyera solier-
hayg isrn found guilty and condc mred to dic.
YfvYctitip h"s ben made g the senate. ~ oenN
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VIcxssuao May O. 1851.
The steamboat Webster, Captain Samuel Reno took
fire yesterday afternoon, and burned to the waters
edge, at the head Of Island Eighty y-six one hundred
miles above yicksburg
The fire first discovered aud the alarm gyea about
O'Clock and almost instantly afterwards the boat was
enveloped In flames
The pilot, (Mr Ruekman, to whom great credit is
due) having charge Of tho wheel. Immediately en-
desyored TO run the boat ashore. He in part
cessfu but the flames finally drove him from Ills post
aud the boat being unnanageabie, aoated again into
deep water thus deprving the passengers and from
the first and last hope Of safety.
At the first alarm q ensued which s L. mpossbl
TO describe, and, mingled it with the burning
boat from which the flames spoutng In all drec-
tons became terrible in the extreme Many rushed into
tho flames while others crowded to the side Of the
cugins eonvulsivriy to the guards until driven away
ty the fire, and compelled to throw themselves into the
current
ii with difficulty that any Of the females could be
saved many Of them being separated from their hus-
bands and friends.
About twelve fifteen of the passengers jumped from
the boat and with dacuy saved their lives by cling
ing 10 snags until relieved by the ys~l Of the vessel and
skilfs from the shore
As soon the fearful truth known by the nIabi-
tans Of the shore three four boats quickly roved
lives Of several persons who cngng 70 the sides Of
the boat and TO snas In the river They taken
board of the store boat Grey Eagle Capt j. L. Case who
did all TINT could be done to afford asylum to the
icw women and children who sa,ed
The number Of passengers and hands board the
Webster was about one hundred, Of whom only about
sixty can be found the rect supposed TO have perhed
with the beat
The steamer New Orleans bound for New Orleans from
St Louis hove in sight about hour after the accident
and stopped and took most kindly, board all the sur
vyorr and rendered all other assistance that could be
desired.
The following nre the names Of the killed. drowned
burned and missing, 90 far rs 1T presea, known
Capt Samuel Reno aud wife
Mr.. Henry Harrison and child.
Mrs, Rucllman, the wife Of the pilot aud one child
George Bliss chief clerk,
John Campbell second do.
Child Of MIR. Robwn, OF New Orleans.
Mary Bucknor coiored chambetmaid
Henry barhceper from Cincinnati.
j. McCarty, Lyuchburg and girl belonging 10 Ne.
Carly
Several others are MI, sing whose unknown
The boat, papers. and money, all lost
The above statement given by The crew AMI pas
senstrS saved.
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Further us 10 the Gale on Lake Eris-Five
Lives Lost, SC.

UlNkIhN, Nay y ISoI.
Tho schooner Lumbcrmsn, Of Erie went ashore below
cstarausus yesterday morning. She lying o1 Erie
on Thursday about o'clock when sea washed all Of
her crew overheard and only man succeeded in
reaching the vessel again lie took the hel aud ater
twelve hours Of severe suffering and expo-ure succeeded
IN reaching the shore with the vessel There four
men and boy lost
All the shipping In this portion of the Lake rode out
The gale IN safety and without daiae The old shsr
WIS slightly damaged.
It was the ey,rest gale have experienced for many
years.
Tie storm did considerable damage to the works OF the
Erie Baiiruad Company In this harbor and will ca,,-a
v"ral days delay in the completion q their works The
company Il pressing their work iorSsrd with great
energy.
BurfsLo, May 3, 1851.
Ii bs, been ascertsinei that some hfttcn vessels
stn missing
IT L supposed that they have soundcrsd sni all on
LonrI ncri.hr
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ysrask Ot ~ Z. SCHOONER MlNEKvA-- stxrgEN LIVES
lost.
reurps~cr. NJ, May = 1851.
Csrt rur- -, of tie schooner Harriet Newaii, in
forms Il. ,hst tho schooner Minerva a IIarvioh,
capsirsd iu @iean N tirr Island light a. hll'pa4
nine otin,k TbuIrlny night. snd al hands, number
ing -Atc,n u. sr4c leat.
livery cststlan made By Captain Burgess T. -.
cue Ito unfortunate men. hut the : running -
high beet rnnd not encounter H. AMI il va. found
spcbc rct sail enough 10 reach the wreck sfer
he he'd rs>.od 1t under bare poles The Minerva
fcntcd fur about half an hour during which time the
shriclN 81 IT, drowning were heard the sounds
growing fainter and fainter until that ~ the shippers
alone hoard, cXclaming sbe 4 goiag'n she u
going" ~ feon us the sluai passlS. Capt Burgess
turned a. th hore and remained there unt yesterday
morning lt al nothing of hs unfortunate COM
psnons II. vessel The Minerva was neg and sailed
-, her fret ii-lilDg cruise on "Wednesday
S1IIOoHI& NIC1uRY, or SALEM, Ashore Ar CAPE
HENRY.
NarroLE. May 2 issi
Tho schaor. ashore At Cape ncury l. the Victory Of
Sasm net rl Ntwbuypurt, before reported she will
not become 4 wreck her hull having sustained utts
.lsmagc and htr cargo !. safe portion of -four ha,
ic,u landed tie beach The captain has entered nt.
n conirnGt With he.-Ts Baker 10 the cargo aud
rrt the vs--s o. and they have gone down With tvo
Echoorers tpt tle purPose.
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Extensive Damage 60 the Cotton aud Tobacco
Crops by Frost.

Nt.uvLlr, May 2 ISL
We have hai heavy rains In th- section and killing
fo-' la ht cn0sed much damage TO the cotton and
tobacco p'nt The greater part Of those already up
thorghi " hst# bevn Killed
Ct.sxvutr. Tenn, May = lsil.
The tobacco 'ssnis have suffered ia Gil. district from
hfsvy ft-ts.
EtsrroRr, Tenn May q 1851
The at" 'ot has been very destructive here Nearly
aA the cth up hhs btcn Killed. though it Il said that
enough - ttne W vii make full crop wshDut 70
paating
LnnysvutE, NJ. Mar = 1851.
tl0n 10 ihe tobacco plants
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BAITINoRf May J, 1881.
The ceostHs (Geo) Enquirer says, it is now certain
That expedition Of Kind Il foot and that men
and boys collecting from different parts Of the state
for military importation 1t - believed they
src bound Tor The Island OF Cuba.
pls8aSpnc a. TIE ESrEprrioS At NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS May ., 1851
The Cuban expedition here has been broken up, owing
40 obstacles ipCrpo.ci by government The men have
sc,p dibspJed aud all the officers and leading spirits
hsye rturned their homes in the West and elsewhere
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Financial, Mining, Agricultural, Political,
and Legislative Intelligence.
ANOTHER HORRIBLE STEAMBOAT CASUALTY
ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
Forty Persons Burned to Death, or
Drowned.
THE CUBAN INVASION MOVEMENTS,
FATAL MARITIME DISASTERS.

Nrw ORLEANS, May 2--6 p. N

NEW OnLsAss May 60 P. N.
The exports from San Francisco OF gold dust on the
LAY the steamer left amounted to two millions
u dollars
The ship Surprise arrived at San Francisco from New
York in o5 days being the shortest passage made
between the two ports.
There i.s been frequent rains in the valleys and
the mountains, thus enabling miners to their
D-gpg operations.
Gold from quertr rock has been procured with better
but there il machinery suitable for the pur-
pose.
Agriculture, this year will be important feature In
California, large portion Of the population having
turned their attention that way If Congress passes
any ia~ by which the farmer may know he has good
title 10 the land he improves the State will supply her
consumption N Il few years.
The Indian difficulties not yet definitely settled
Politics exciting attention, and the people are
snarsbaiirs for contest. The Legislature is still in
session hut further attempts have been made to
United States senator Probably something will be
done this session.
difficulty occurred at San Francisco between the
Collector Of the Port and the acting Postmaster retye
20 the mss The Collector directed the Surveyor &C tha
Port TO proceed TO the Office and examine the land
Ing from the steamer Panama they opened In
attempting 10 discharge this duty he rudey repuiseL
By the Post Office officials. Nothing was found to cause
great many murders reported having occurred
n different parts Of the country the cruel OF which
Il the murder cf Captain Jarvis of Texas The papers
literally trm with fights, murders and robberios.
The forrsn miners tax had been repealed.
The city Of san Francisco Is be supplied with water
from lagoon, four miles distant.
The io's occs,ioned by the burning Of Nevada city Is
estimated NJ S2OooOoO
The markets are dull, with immense stock OF mer-
caandlSo on hand.
The price Of gold dust through the operations Of the
T. =. Asssyer, has risen.
The Leslaure attaches the penalty Of death TO grand
larceny. The committee Of the legislature have re-
ported in favor of impeaching Judge Parsons
Extensive preparations making to rebuild Nevada
The richest mining section in California is stated to be
IN the neishborhood Of Yuba and Feather rivers.
san FRANCISCO MARkErs, April. l.
Provisions Mess beef Is selling at sl2a SlI and mess
pork at Sls SiG clean do. S17 SIS; prime do 81
$40: lard 40 L. 'sc prime butter is at d. n ioc
picsied haas IL lie; smoked do. l2s 1sc; cheese
l.s y &c.
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Meteorological Observations. Nny ..

rY TuE EEIf LINE or TELEGRAPH.
nrSxnx, . J., M.-Ean L. falling In tosrcnl-, sccon
iRnicd 10y severe lightning An1 thunder.
rnF.--Ne have a severe shower thi, cvcnins, with
sharp liel tniug.
nANs,uI,-rhc Ky ! cloudy, AMI there i some light
ming. They hsy, shower Nost of a.
lnlAtA T. M.-~rhc weather Il warm ana tho sty
cloudy but there |. no prospect et rain th. evening
Biatn,sfroN, 10 J.. NJ. We have a clGaf star light
but not very warm evening THERMOMETER ii
puAwAAt, 10 I. I-1be atmosphere clear gnl rlts-
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Dreadful Railway Accident.

=. fLNINt Nay \ ISoI
The fright train coming east from llornellsvilc to-day
when having Cameron, ind cut oil Chrstoph
Dentons legs, just above the knees lie was the cou-
duetor of the tTsin and standing the of
o the body cars, the rods which are for the break
man 10 get ON TO the break. from whruc. he slipped aud
fs under tbe lie died about o'clock this after
Noon and his remains brought o. this village whore
lis rrGid
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HronLIi.n City Intellisnnce.

FY FINgtY~ Cosmos tNfg~rTt lis report
the Vigilance Conmittes prcssneI 10 tie Yirruep. !.
ceny, nun on Te~.iay evening last closes With some
r,marl- 81 Iistion t. tho veto ~ the aay or n the
prs tiat,n 10 the Yiro Depart a.ut fund highly con.
dfnnaty - course prsuc hctng contrary a. u J..
70 mat q NcW ioFk where u y thnnaiiy gransi and
tie "ont iaan swer has never heu brought forward 20
otCsc "a tbs veto wa given after the vOtc had pail
TIE 'tuneh ttunci ~ toe erouba That the appropda
ugn Ne' unsutnonffd ~ Toe charter aud upon this
l"nt 'he g mn tee cNpfe~ donbt aa - the Legality
Tut rtte - " Inc ecu tcuy = denying hc afropra.
h'h 70 ne Nia"s. ant nfl sns ~ dea'ed hreien, and
sancttinI ono - donhio ire amount ios Srnni eScur
F Nm SU.h ~ re iatr 'l-it - Vie -" fotk ifgt
atofa - rbsth Toe um - ItD9 iolar5 b. hcsn pais
nf1su n go C5rg4s I, - fSwne w6r,rp n - rrafisr
1fl tl,t sixteen year. GA n4.ae Maria Y.uao ustty,
Ii Ireland VA. trsugSt H. IA, guun.y nii 81 Monde
having ~ q ,pt tlfe o I'll 900 Il ent rance 80.
tfNlsh ti, M deal s.stgony a,ra.f,l IA g-e.t a..
ey,e Ia s'f4s her -iartIy s,r her re.r,, .ir -.
.l.ad wish e3syul.iaus vf,h r1uti,u.I .t fnisryal
and ~ ~ o',l,ck ~ wclbtsaas IN ~ itn0inti IN bcF
d.uh T'. cauAa N death having boop t,lIen,iv tho
e,nttLans lie yr.I1et "a. rtpruel .utlv :. i. t.t
mrt
A.ftt4.a r.,y,s. ..o sf.tt,.... /. r.,... t,,, =
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wsssNGro~, MAY z 1851
In. statement hy telegraph, In The New Fork paper.
of ye.ter y referring 70 me y not true Please uub
lkh this. JAS. w. SCiIAUM MBuI;u
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The south Carolina Conyer,,or

HMtI'torF, May y 1871.
Tho Cls,.ssor Cssr says that members of the state
Convention to v held in that city arriving In srea,
numbers The whole number &C members u IG7 q uhou
Is sre oppt.s o separate state scton aud ~ arc Tor
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

the names OF whom could not ascertain, hsA
been arrested and put trial There doubt that
they will expate very soon by their death this stroco~s
crime.
Mr. Dano, lately attached TO foreign legation has
been sent to MEXICO in order to take the place OF Mr..
do Jcquet suffering severely from disease In tbs
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Tus AsslrIr ~ Bosrc~-we published several dpv.
ago, under gaphle head account cf a.-aut
n Mr. Harrir Fton Nj ThsStrr Since then the fol-
iopiuE note has appeared In the Boston Pe,fs
W. TitxrtR. JR Fs2, Boston,
Urn SlRYvuRtary beg e. ssy to yoa, that the attach
which made your rerson the I'd Inst without
j"plNahs for " violence, however slight
rake apology - ou fur that act roainct and bau
y me aSn been eysr marhe ~ aet.of psrsnus! h
H.stas. ApsE - LII THEy. uAsatN gION.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

rF.s-Th.re va. sale # Sam and Bacs Teas rc-dat;
m oorted z mp Ceres There vas good eia' M i.''
'Your~ H,scn-i73 half chests 60 ssiic
I,yson es50 c.eSfs &c 30 eo a. '''i' -t 9'fl' ''
e 'SSso'o1r---,3 lalf chests g. ils hore. p p.
Soucnanr-1j chefs - G. rs 10 &C, 8 illl u
CoEsou-1e chess = {, 20 g
Nln-vong S1uchoLc-Jl a1!f cteSss q e r.z..-
.---.e ale re "a le bay Green ~ &c apply e th,i
,rfs a-e wants. and notice LOU hli cAes's '.i'
Ursof =: 3.dltc tor Ct.eT 1escf!ri i-tt : " ''i'le'
Incu.rF * Ike loc'.o. r-tes C'-7' 81 ia 1907 '-
buf Eacfs generally are . ~ ,.---...
COFFFF-A sole 4 i.7a9 bag 20 vas hli ~ auc- 2
~ - b-'rr,, 7-c s1ov1ng lte Improvement.
CASSIA-Afauctian itaH ~ IS >l.i :. - -t
DpTGS-Tters = a Increment 10 ta.iarc Afii' N.-n
s.I.s q 2l cfn ~ A. &c u1N .eid niEleT-
IRON-We notice ss.s u $50 tnns Sc'.ll ~ - = -,
caSf aud 70 81 mos. go trns comm A tAsl.-l IA
Sss T. ncs lGo 10 Svsdes. Sal. mos and slaA ID
S-tedsh S-eel Iron sc9. les ) ? cent i1- cas.
pOVF-Sore -arees Polar sold a; 33 winch = AZ -1-
rsees continues firm al 73a7i, with iar sales
Sale goo btis selected naie a sc Sh2pug IS
T-Iryerroo IS moderate supply and plrrels -
s,ve ar ~ Ken ur The sales include cargo Blnanlf
22c; 100 sacks Ashton's Fine. D. moS anu ~" a.
Worthucions both 70 arrvc an" lila" 90 ih'll =
n,eviu 70 arrival surpassed within or range tTouhi -
I'm ana NAV be quoted ltfle higher. say 8JdS7.c
WOOI-The-e more inquiry Uut malaIls tursI ~ /,
i,b reat reluctance 5000 : Ono fine Fleece sold az u
cents 2N eco b Fleece lots icic and 200 bales Mes
,zo 70 T.auufarturers on private terms SatInet Manu-
fac-urers have been buying this description.
NAVAL STORES-SpirIts OF Iurpenfne have agnh
rsen gc Several sales Effected a. SIC yesterday anu
l0O NILS In dqv The stock small r Igh 1nrpenine
bhls have changed hands POO hos Tar sold a 81.
RICF-Is IN moderate export demand 600 teTces nave
been sold within few days, ,at 50 3 81. 80,
TALLoW-A steady market WIN a fIr demand. sa''S
of y coo It prime Cts Rendered at &c cash - n.
FEATHERS-1Ae market j. heaNF Sales ol LOU ~
prime Ohio af atOut 3jc cash.