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The New York herald., 1851-11-06
Cotton Planters Conven tion at MaeoI
Georgia.


The cotton planters Of the Southern States have
been holding a convention at Macon, in Georgia.
The chief object is to establish direct trade be-
tween that section and the ports of Europe, as the
following resolutions viii show
l. Resolved, That this convention appreciate the
of Europe for the " direct export of the varied
products ofthe South, and the :" direct import b,
our southern ports of the produce and manufactures
of Europe consumed in the South.
2, Resolved, That this Convention recognise and
feel the Importance of direct trade in al its branch
es as necessary principle that must enter into and
become part of any plan which this Convention
in its wisdom may now or hereafter adopt-as CON-
merce must be its basis, and " direct trade the
proper medum through which it should pass-sor
the remedy of our evils is not complete so long
our imports come through and are controlled by
the North and Europe
the planters of the South immediate action on this
subject, az one of the means Of bringing about and
sustaining cooperation in reation to the future ac-
tion of this body.
A. Resolved, That we recognise the Importance
Of extending our markets, and creating competi-
tiop; and recommend to the planters the PROPOSE
tion Of the merchants in Amsterdam, in Holland,
for opening direct trade with the mouth of the
Rhine and the continent of Europe generally, and
that direct trade" houses now formed, or being
formed, for this laudable purpose in our Southern
ports, should be sustained, and solicit for them
their support and approval.
5. Resolved, That this Conven ntion approve Of
the proposition that immediate action should follow
heYdeliberations of this Convention by shipping
portion Of their crops-say one tenth, or onetwen-
tieth, or any amount, more or less as is most
venient-for the purpose Of forming a commercial
basis, to be extended or modified hereafter as may
be best to establish the commercial independence"
of the South.
g. Resolved, that this convention recommend the
instant employment of the means now within our
power, of every kind, for the promotion of South
ern lnterests-the Planting, Manufacturing, and
Commercial.
MIR. Andrews, of Georgia, offered a resolution,
which being amended to read as follows, was then
rejected -
Resolved, That committee offve be appointed
by the chair TO arrange the basis of direct trade
of planters merchants, and others, with foreign
countries, and the committee report at their eari-
est convenience.
The com mittee of twenty.one N ade their report
this evening, and long debate followed, which
was renewed on Friday morning, but no vote was
taken at one o'clock. The above is faithful re-
port Of all the business that has been acted on.
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1v1 mense triumph and enthusiastic appro baton.-Pro
fesscr the Great Wizard Of the Norsh has
oort With grateful remembrance Of the most brilliant
receptions experen ced country aud bsI
he will continue his Grand Drawing Room Enser
tanen< ct Soirees nytereuses this evening" and
evening until further notice. when he will intrsduos
and Astounding wonders illustrative Of the falAoy CT Ne
eromancy Demonology and wi.cherAft. Doors open 81
performances commence At o'clock Adn.anoe - cents
ment every Saturday. Doors open ~ O. eomnsnos ~
o'clock.
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deed, have little doubt that the sealed book Of
Japanese history and polity is about to be opened
to the nations Of the world, and Providence seems
to have marked out as the instruments for affect
ing this desirable work
These interesting memorials of that distant land
will be referred to the most able and learned stu
dents in Eastern literature belonging to the lnsti
contribution to the slender stock of kno Wedge we
already possess concerning Japan and the Eastern
Asatie coast will regul from their Investigations
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RICEa CURRENY.

WHOLEDALE PRICES CURABNys
0eaascTnS WEDNESDAY, Nov. 8, Nsw YoAI
HERALD.
Nxw YORK NARKET.
Ysnss 1svsbIs in cash. Coed, sseveS 70 bs seid et
sasss to ks z260 susa. s""% s"s ''~'
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SIIIPPING.

LNSR RLIvERPOOL.-UNITED STATES NAIL sTRAM-
Il ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.-This steamer viii
depart with the United States Nails for Europe posi-
lively Saturday November Sth, ~ NJ
berth ~ the foot Canal No berth se~rsd t p.a
far For freight passage having unequAsd
lions for elegance and eomfsrt, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.. IS wall strsss.
The steamship BALTIC will succeed the PAoiso. aud sA
November I'D.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAs0OW.-
- The Glssgow and New York Steamship Company
steamship GLASGOW (y62 tons400 horse n. Sew
art Commsntsr will sail from New York for GLASGOW
Saturday 9th December lext At IL o'clock Iss cabin
pssssgs 500 End. do. do. Sas Apply to J. hcSYhoN.
IS Broadway.
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rTNHE MARRIED WoMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panonBy DIR. A. N. hauriesau, Professor Diseases
Of Wonen-Twentsth Edition. lSms. pp. 4O-Prise ~.
fes Of suffering OF physical and mental anguish 70
band might have been spared By timely possession Of this
work. IL 10 intended especially for the married those
contemplating marriage as diseose I'm secrets.
which should be Known 70 them particularly .
family, ~ Is Of special Importance.
Here, also, every emae-the wife the mother-the enc
either budding into womanhoo or he other in the decline
Of yea In whom nature an nportant eEanee,
remedies certain mode Of in every onplant
ts which her ser 10 subject.
(Lxtraot Of letter from gentlemsn I, Dayton, ohcb
Dsyros. Nay ]. lsi2-
nv DEAR sR NY wife has been perceptbly sinking for
three in consequences OF her geatsn
Euish and suffering months before and during
tnement every successive one and dstilt,ns
and which the lsst occasion. dsspsired Of
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nonths heard your book highly SPOKEN o containing
csnroerrress TO the relief sastded my
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ina that the great discovery Of n provided
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r,ss.d over head in all human probability ny vito
therless.
Of course mrrse,easie 10 convey more faily thss %
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intended Tor the married, those contemplating siars
sale at 2z2 Brosdwhy and at IRE publishing emee l1
Liberty street New York Little Co, Albsnyi Joserh
Tucker; hebils Alsbsmsi 7. B. Fstsrson' % Chesnus
free ~ po.sss 70 any rsr Y he rSed states. All it,,.r:
nust be addressed post paid Dr. A. n hsureeau, bon
Ina. New York city. once l2e Libsrtystrs
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AMUsE MENTs.

| BROADWAY TREArRE.-E. a. MARSHALL. SOLE
slss Is cents Gallery 2 cents Private Boxes IS and o.
f;sff F ss
IT, fes aSs Co.
ls..s =. sss;iuSs via TAsfSe a. TARIlsmcoSnt
S.yisss dsspss s:i ls.ea1i:. e
NIBLos Nyi eARDEs-nAsAoER Mr. JOHN ssYroN.
IA sysfs ssss .h hWSSSdsTg sAvs Family sss
GPS: GR sSs sSs same IN , nauc ballet
role Praneos SsiIatis sas. o. 1.ash
s: ss ss.
SESES XII WIFI Fl %i %IHs5A iS
QRoUGHAMs LYCEUM, BROADWAY NEARBRooMR
sPes F. bsn - sSSi S Dress
s.a,s 81 Private TssS'ssy sysRRg EgTs
foaRs s ysnsssn Psnssshsr Mr.
sIOu,haI BiGSsr Nj n,G: & BsS:s
a II ne eTss eit ssqS the bas 81
FIJI p 81 HS rn h % rn Tes ss s
Mr.. skeIretG Mrs. sferrett in four characters.
CHRIsrY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL NO.
h s as %
christy MINSTREL eomprisns an efficient and ysr
under the inssensns Of chriisy whose sonosIss IN
With ~ highly rssTeo.bs sss audsn.s
The PATRONS y ansrss s1e
fully i' the Saturday afternoon concerts are dis
OPEN EVERY NIGHr-FELLOws' MINsrRELs AT
aowAsd and Grand ust celebrated and I'm
Fs whose aonesr sss
ss'a s s T q n .
'SS 8Srlt :nf
SPen esnss, y At " o'clock An .issr
eis Accommodation OF families O'clock Pm.
NEW YORK AhrHITHEATRE, No. ST BowERY-L.
snd P:rSDste IS eeas PIT VA SSss or % cents Boxes
quarter before commence At quarter before g. Grand
s H: ss nj s o &
Re-engagement Nine Num- the beautiful
Re,ensagement Of Sam Lathrop the people clown First
and Madam T. Num- Fifteen beautiful acss Of equestrian
ism in the ciree Jnghng umrer Of Pekn by Master Will
ssI ponsis soasrsssns by NJ u odsi GRACEFUL Act Of
kqutation by Madam T. Num- Shepherd and Shepherdes
BY Mr. North and Madam Num- Hishlsnd Fling by Miss
Trained Dogs introduced by Mons Harper, 1he perferm
ances will conclude with LUB AND ANNETTE-Lubin.
Mr. W. Ode Annette, Miss Maefarlsud On the Nth ipsts
Mr.. Levi J. North will receive benefit.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. lp CHATHAM SQUARE oNH
performances afternoon and even
Ing Entertainments to in the afternoon at three
ments varied and select and eueh
other place of entertain in New York consulting Of
the strongest the world, who will break any
the audience choose offer him he will also challenge
man to hin bullock" with his eenehed hst fer any
ested for their beauty and and who peronate
Der of beautiful tableux company Of Arab Girls, who
company Of Male Female Artists who will give an eI-
hibior of Marble Statuary uIeqused in the world to-
sether with variety Of Interesting performances every
day. Admssonseats in Private Boxes. so cents stage
seats ad cents boxes sentsi rariuette lah cents
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DR. LA CRoIx's PRIVATE MEDICAL TRlArIsl-

DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRivAYn
Diseases. IN nfew ho~rs. By washable spplcaucn
without pain In debility brouEhS By hahit6
and Asse.o,s he eonbi.ss medicines v.h
Local An O., snSv Any ons shsss Are
duration from the other physioisns ALL be gsaf.
without sssss which others their saDs
nn NE unSy,S. o stssa sssss. soss ~
sAn equal IL You cured me in lAy.-D. \. Osrx
another doctor tried long tms.-C peraad pad svsl
raj treatment In shert tmsJAs. Evans. Yen curs1
Of the worst syrhtc Affection my body and face
short time After had bsen under three physicians for
yssr beside: every su.eh medicine could hsss Of
Nsnts distance can By enclosing s b treated bS
mall Once hsurs-6 morning t an 20 In ths
ing. y. LARhoNT n. D., u Rssas snssA I've deeu rsm
Droadway-not in the store.
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AyoTICE-YrHLDING TO THE EARNRST SOLICIT.
~ fstons o. very many vhe have been cruelty dissp
eoin BY certain self puns individuals the snasrsnsa
will 70 prescribe regularly Zee that parteslas
Of diseases 70 which their toatse savsrtssmsnts aiiuss
tive haiti youth may sse apply With certainly of cus
d. Ds IAFkr, - d., 81 Iisptnsrd o., near Brosavsy.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Steamers. The ships eomposinx shis Has are
ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, CaptAin Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.

ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstook.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract erprsssy Tor
services every has been taken In tis
struoton, also in the engines to ssrsax sad
speed and their accommodations for passengers ss ua-
equAled for elegance and comfert. -
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool eB szsla
sive use Of extra size state rooms. es from vsE7,al 20
New York GS.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
vRoMNrw YORK. vRox Lrvsaroo..
Saturday Oct. %, Wednesday. Oe,. ~,
Saturday Nov 8. Wednesday, Nov. Is,
Saturday, n, Wednesday, 81
Saturday, Dec. 8, Wednesday Dee. n.
Saturday, {" -, Wednesday, Sa
Wednesday, JAn- T.
"Sf'bbW'p K. cofLiNss q CO., So wall s,rcs,.s.r.
BROWN, sHIPLEY& n 90, Liverpool,
T. q. koBERTsA CO. Is Kings Arm Yard Lon Ten.
l.. DRAPER, in, % Rue Notrs Dame ds' vi'esr'''
Paris.
1hsowners these ships will be soeountabs Tor soid
silver bullion specie jswslry precious stones or ms1 "a.
less sofadng signed thereor and hs vaas sa,rsof
thsrein expressed.
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR. oLOyER CONTINUES TO
w cure those obstinate prer.etes half esres ana
patched that have bafed he skill ef the fnenpe
reneed from iSnorsnt medical pretend
Strangers spprsed that this city abounds With
ciai pyriea pretenders under toscous with q
French prcnuncsion vho maks esravsgant premsesesf
quok cures Strangers beware Of these ae<scvs.
Dr. c. has received regular medical education and tss
confined himself 70 an once prsso Tor the last twenty-five
The New York herald., 1851-11-06

NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
worh the nature and treatment Of delicate
aud all the Kindred By number
ef beautifully eoiered Plates n large ~ hfe-by Homer
Bostwieh lecturer on surgery and diseases Of the
above named nature. IL large qusrto, $50 pp, second
edition. price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal % IL may be said earsssv, equal
TO keords or Actions works the family Of diseases.
ana lar superior 70 any thing the kind ever published In
cents Author Of work on Self Abuse. and ts Dspio-
rsbe Efects &c, kc sixth edition fourteen plates; price
81 For sale NJ the publishers, sTRINGER T0wNskND.
Zt2 Broadway, and BY the author, c4 Broadway.
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M r. DICAL.

nEArNEss DIR. HKArH DkyQTEs ATTENTION
dchsrss and noiss IN ny ears cf tvo years dsrsos Ia
Nv dsvs-A D. Tuthii. You cured me Of dssf,sss Ia q
short tme -usthsv Brown. Artificial inserted visaOu
operation or pain once 262 Broadway from seleoi
daily
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QkOn REwARD.-yKrrRIEs ANrIp0Tk EPn-
POOV fce mixture for the sf private disorders.
msfes asreedy without he least ressriescs ef tsA
drah exposure change in sppisshcn 70 business Jhf
propfetsr ehalienses single case Which she m,sture VII
not under the forfeiture Of ave hun dred doare 10
pvt up in bottles vish full drsetops ~ One tetue
sse vses-msny cured 10 tvo days Ter sale ~ "
N. RIM lg2 Rrosdvsv NJ Bsysrd street. View rsvs
W. " Little, ivl hsnOvr stfeeA iBosson Wrsbs
New orleans
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MEDICAL.

CERTAIN CURE FOR CUTANEOUs CANCER
~ Persons afflicted with this disease will be cured few
place from Sle0 to co. according Agreements.
will be forfeited should the fail Apply by letter,
ting place Of meeting, Box 1926 Post Office. n z.
DR. WARD BEING ALL DEVOTED TO PRIVATE
~ diseases and their treatment warrants the speediest
to the unfortunate Iou will be cured BY him pod
lively in half the usual time and by mild method With
out any pain. He would those who have contracted
these diseases make early Application Patients eny
fee required untn cured
DR. LA CRoIx's PRIVATE MEDICAL TRIArIeB-
~ Cheapest book ever published-10 pp. and 100 hAe
on s Of 1.n M. a.S Ss e
from solitary habits which dstroy the physical mental
powers eneeb the natural fesngs and exhaust the
es Of manhood, with practical observations tbs
venton and treatment Of nervous debility local ard corr
ve,lnsss and All diseases arising from indts
withous neroury-with the authcrs
observations marriage, its duties ana
and their remedies with colored huoaphs, lustratn0
ths anatomy physoogy and diseases Of e
organs OF both sexes their sructurss and
contains many npsrtant nnts 70 those eonssmpastne
nsne however should take this important step without
hrst consulting It's treats OF all diseases sftemStes
whether married single Strangers who require medical
before eonsul.nS Any dostor ought y know whssAs
By their physeians, Gssrd against Shs ipoNss
ofquackery, prevalent in popous cities. Dr. La Croix
leSay qualified practitioner and haA for twenty ysARs
devoted h studes 70 the subjects Of which his book eat
Any person sending % cents In etter post paid, win
ssys G.s espy BY mall or Ave copies for Aedrsss De-
New York.
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FRIEND GREAT sUCCEss--S.ow
BEETLES sold The greatest spscsc for private
sysi ess Hrndrsds are cured monthly by M Price
street sornsr Of prosSwsy. Hs,,ss.t,,ss 80 p.
Ward rseevs and desser osess diseases better
M BOTANICAL NlpIcrNS -DR. IN LANryrcuuA.
-. a.s ,nsrursns the osiy infaLele remedy e,issns
tor those derorhb nhrmitss rssulsus
esr habits Sc, for sale ~ hs snos 81 Lispensrd ssreet
cof rsruousr address trost paid Ren 100 Broadway Pest
Au these ecmplaipts
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANY-osLY
thrsush line for San Francisco via Chayrss dirss,
Fare reduced.-On Tuesday, Nov. n. A. oclsck n.
The splendid double engine steamship oHlo. ua.luasa in
her Accommodations and speed, strr tsns. j. Ftaasy
schenck Commsnder will sail Ttssdsy, Novsnb,r a.
3ocloch precisely from her pier Al the warr.a
street. North river with the ALA s-es
Chssrss ossnsctng ssh the syorss Unitst s.a.,s nail
etesmship TENNESskE TO ss without dsay f,r 81
Francisco, on srrival Of the passengers and
For pssssge freight apply AZ the o, liz Wss, sssse
corner warren street. North river.
NANDERBILT'S LINE FOR SAN FRAN G lsC0-raE
v enly through line, via Nicsrass, The stssnss PSC
METHlys, Captain Churchill vA issvs from Pc, No 2.
North River, on Friday Nov ~. avs oo,ct Fh 600.
neotss Wis the new Niosrssus TRANSIT rests hsvss but
tvevs miles Of land spcrtson vita Ne s,ssner Pssc
Battery place. up stsirs q. n. ALLAN, Assss
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DAcTTTc VAIL srnAnsufP ooxPANY.-oNLr

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANY.-0NLr
throurh line for Cafornis and Oregon, vi, Ch,<-sl-
Fare redussd.-on Monday, Neyember no, ats P.k-Ths
Tanner Cemnsrier will ss on Monday EorsnSss ~ ~
precisely oeicck A. NJ her pier At the foot % WsrrBa
street R. with the government mails tor Chstres Cht
gres trsnsrred at HavsaA 70 ths ss,nshir
PHILADELPHIA. PASSENGERS leaving In tie Enese City
will connect with the United states mail steamship TN
NEssEE to sail without delay tor San Frsaetsso.
arrival Of the and mail ~ Panama For Dsl
apply A. tie ooe III West street. corner warren
North river.
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They are ali first New York built shrs provided vh
all articles for the comfort and eenvenene. o. r,s
anded by Of experience IN the trais
The price Of ps.ge t without wines liquors Goods
sent subscribers will be forwarded tree froz any
oharses but these actually incurred.
BOYD 4 HINCkrN. Agents. lsl Pearl ss-e,S
DAeIrIC BAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANf-oSLY
Line for san Francisco and oretp1 via Ctges
direot-Extra ste.mer-On Wednesday. November a. 5
o'eloef 4. NJ the splendid CHkRokhh SNsoas
Henry Wudle commander will leave As above ton her
pier At the foot street. North Rvsr Coz Chsr-s
direct connect a. Panama with one Of ths Comp,ays
extra for san Francisco For fexAt or rsss,gs
apply III West street, cerner Oh Warres strss nera
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DOWERY THEA~RE.-DOORs OPEN AT OK; CURTAIN
d Yises at o'clock. Boxes cents; Pit l2x ssas
in 0rehesra Boxes 81 cents Thursday evening" Nov the
will with tasle called
RICHARD OF THE LION HEART-Riehard Co do Lion,
Mr. EDDY Fir Kenneth Mr. Taylor Conrade Mr. Cony; The
kaswr CeRy Edith Plantaxene Mrs. GrAttan
Death Of Brazilian Jsehyaoh the Me.hsy Eageoe cony
To elpde with the CHEROKEE CHlEF-Ben Bantline,
Mr. Stevens Capt Morton Mr.. Taylor; Pastpaw Ar Cony;
{ aptains Wife, Mrs.. Mason.
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14
THE TROUBLE AT TEHUANTEPEC-AR-
RIVAL OF THE CHEROKEE, &c

NEW ORLEANS, July 7th.
The railroad company's steamer United States leaves
for Tehuantepec To-day, with bearer Of despaches
supposed to relate to the recent act of the Mexican au
thorities ordering all Americans engaged On the road
to quit the place.
The company, however, are determined to go on with
the work, and have day issued advertisement for
500 aborers and steamboats, which they intend to
send off Immediately
The steamship Cherokee Capt. Windle, from New
York, via Havana, arrived at this port to-day bringing
300 passengers and small amount of gold dust
All was quiet at Havana when tie C. left.
New ORLEANS, July 9Th.
The steamer United States, bound for Tehauntepec,
has been refused clearance by the Mexican consul
The company have entered protest against the pro-
ceedings.
New ORLEANS July 9.
Advices from Texas to the 5th inst. are at hand
A terrible storm prevailed on the coast for several
days, in which the steamship Mexico, Cortlandt and
William Penn, lying in Matagorda Bay were driven
ashore.
The steamer Maria Burt, which left Galveston on
the "a ult, encountered the gale and was to-
tally lost. Many houses in Texas were blown down.
and the young cotton crop is partially destroyed.
So far as ascertained no lives were lost.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.

/. CASE oE GENERAL TALCoTT.-We had a tele-
graph despatch Friday announcing that the court
martial for the trial of General I'alcott had ac-
quilted him of all the charges preferred against
him, and that the President had approved the de-
cison. The Washington Telegraph has the fol-
lowing upon the subject, which gives different
version to the affair:
"We learn upon what we deem reliable au-
thoritv that the recent findings of the Court Mar
tail found Brevet Brigadier Gen G. Talcott gull
ty;upon all the charges and specifications and
sentenced him to be cashered and that the SEN
tence and proceedings have been approved by the
President"
The other Washington papers, however, are ST.
lent upon the subject.
The Union of Sunday contains the official
finding of the Court Martial The court finds
Gen. Talcott guilty and sentences him to dismiss
sal from the service. President Fillmore ap-
proves the finding of the Court, and Gen. Jones
accordingly announces that Gen. Talcott ceases
to be an officer of the army.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14
MNxIaEM GLAZING
Correspondence .. the N. Y. Express.

. I1API1ss'
WASHING ron, July 10.
have seen TO day forctaste 81 The claims which tbs
Government Of Mexico is preparing aga met the Gov
eminent OF the United States for not fulfilling the terms
OF the treaty of San Louis Potos These claims are
coming here in sho aIs and those saw to-day in the
hands single individual to the amount of Sl1 :
600. The gentleman who held them was Mexican,
aud in his opinion he whole amount OF new claims
will exceed SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS!
Iney grow out of violation OF the article OF the
Treaty, by which the U. States was pledged to pro-
tect the MeXcans on the frontiers from Indian depreda
tons ard spolaions They demand remuneration now
tor houses burned cattle driven off and general waste
OF, they say, to the amount of millions.
The Mexican Minister has already called the atten-
ton OF our Government to these demands and will push
them home upon this Government with earnesness
and determination
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14
NEW YORK MARKETS Tuiv 10

CorToN-The market is still dull. Holders are max.
ing great efforts TO get up an upward movement the
strength of the Geographic advces reporting the de-
structon OF the growing crop in Texas, but without
success.
FLoUR-The market for Western and State Flour
is shade firmer The sales oil the morning are $500
bbls. at 81 l2a lsa for common to straight state
and common to choice Michigan, and 81 4 50 for
pure Genesee Southern is dull, with sales of 100 bbis.
at Yesterdays prices.
GRAIN For wheat the market is heavy. Sales of
1000 bushels red Genesee made at priv ate bargain
Corn is and frmer The sales are O00O bushes
at So 56ac for mixed Western, and 6oc or round yell
low.