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SHIPPING.

EoR SAN FRANCISCo.-DfsPATCH LINF-TUg
new snd elegant New York built clipper shp HoRNET
Csp Lawrence aving large portion u her engaged
VIII have quick Dispatch All this
made 81 great reduction from the present. clipper rsAs-
Ihs ship offers now tie greatest possible
ing been pronounced the best modelled ship built Foe
fright apply 20 H. u. SUTTON Co, 81 Wall street.
EoR sALE-THE FAST SAILING SCHOONER rUNTs
Dc Few built AZ Nyaek 10 two old, copper
tned III tors register In good ORDER we'll found In
every rvspect Dor further particulars, apply 10 VAN
MlNkLE, No. 25 West street. orto Captain wM. WHITE
Nysck.
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Teiegraphic Reports.

CHARLi sr0N, june %, 1901.
sses made Of COO bales Of cotton at Sc. a DC.
BALTIMORE, June % 1851.
We have Gales OF flour 10 report-Si Was offered.
Wheat is unchanged White sells Mt 6ic and yell.
low at Ole Coffee is dull the sales OF the past week
have been COO bags Rio, at sic one. The stock on
hand IS 900 bags Provisions dull and prices
changed.
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BY EGRAPH.

WAsuNcroS, juno &c. 1851.
The Talcctt court martial met this morning, and the
examination Of Colonel Huger resumed and con
cluded The President o. the Court being unven, an
adjournment took place AZ eleven o'clock.
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MEDICAL.


HETHAT HATH EARS. LIT HIN HEAR"-rHTs
claims every hour His sk his aud III. ron rtty
continent his method of trestrr diseases Of ths ar IA a.
rational satisfactory and 1s productive Of good re-
readers who sur dtarbanoes 81 their hes az 1srs
ratus can BE cured by calling Dr.
may be hsd fee si-Sundaf Tlmes-
ERIE ACCESS TO THE TEMPLE or HrSLua ron
the Nj tonTbs day IL pubIished price y c.sts pa
mily Medicine and Phsrssc seoodins sts m Of ~,
system ~ Martin To " dsnd !. NE % 8, sase
ter street, rat No Us Mr. Martin. Eed b. his
ss, @ - sss xsstmsns q msoy s,gs d.sa in
tending shs benefit ef this great systems sd for tsas pur
Ice give free rsedea asiee during one " from
us, L. MoRT,soRr WOULD SAY ro rHcsE VINO
Ta o. thy health. have devoted M, nv y,sr. 20 NJ
profession, have sssed sucesssf III ,houssads q pa
nay Do % ttye q ehssss f.em eiss. a y sine n,
Sundays excepted yoa value yops attn You viii s,oii
ssD cure ssu md one " hsI ;siy
Il necessary for dsssse IN all - srms Persons vhs.s
A''''A has '''f 3. w SR.s =" :, s.T
DR wARREs, NO. No7r yrREkr. is CONSULTED
~ private diseases Which fe crres witho,t rsr,r-vr
recent ss,ss sstsd in ave Dr. VS. spsss .Ss rsssN
dollar, B-Bev sre o. poeonows eounserfsst .a
sale " qsask 10 Rooss ~. stree, No Zee Til curos
I'm. MORRISON IL CONSULTED coNrIDRsrIArfv
- certain dss<Bss which he without nerovrv.
enables lin " ete nervous debility Sc aras from ais
atuse see his london dirlca N HE tfivats ~
fniten street. h.R.-ko e. tll cured
NO FTE TIIL CURED.-pR coRBIff or u pup NJ
-. 49, nay . sensuitea eenadeni.ly cr - trsse
De {, enabled 70 guaranty permanent sutf wAA2A
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ASrwERr June i2-ship Reliance. somsrs. for NYsst,
Bsssvp1; June - Brig Principe. Fuller. from NY.ss
$4,000. May BAR bark Perseverance Thomp.sa.
SAnxooa: June M-ssrs N.,ei:.. Jones. for NYort. Il
xa ROXY H'%is fi'f es s rs:
kS sssss GfrcI Rsa ris s as
s Homer ard have Zee. reported
Sid Ssh sehrs Braros. Ward Hartford CT Jasper tBr
HAirAx June l9-Arr sch.s Forest. Perry. Richmond.
Sericisbsrs: Cd 3y ssps. PsSksr PIN sdspSa :sSr
& ss su from s Ss
.o BALLAST 18TH schrs Rio. Niekers0n. NYork 2s X.
.s., E,g;s Rs: NYe5.
E.hsr do and two other brg' for do names not rsos
Poser abt June SBrig cipsy sturgis, for Bridgeport
1ssn "a, Nssmh sr LIZ snp hensei Angelo tos
As,I.c. May is-shiPs 5snsis,. wnsa.s a.s Grey
WITH top
Gsms csss Hs
ss.:ss :sS:s ',. 'a''
baltimore; and others as before D'',''' ''e
RAoorD ISLES June oArr schr Creole Eldridse Phila
s B zs f.: s:h s.
VII n.Ssss s,d a T.. Ssm. Higgins for sYoa y
cRyn SrshsS for FssSS gs
If q c,s
Home Ports.
APALACHICOLA, June ll-Sld schrs American Belle,
pool june H. Halifax 9th II at her dock Il PM bark
Sect: Dyer Hin Massn,ss ssh1 LesasE NietsssSH Albany
ca. s "a ,sss ,:i
ss En- s as Be- brig . Rrs s 4is
Corning Port Prince Hill Carter Rossr: and Julists
si.s s;sa s%
is% % @ Ssisv brig Abe NON
~; ss X 81: sssi
s
SON Havana ga brig vse1o lsgl 01rs, P3reeonS Ae-
err ssS
sA5: $
sanso. determine where bound she doe. head
Fxx .hs Win painted port, in - o'clock I'll.
nanSsr sS.r: Jay y IS. g
40 bound have zone out since morning with stsons
new ORLEANS. june TaArr steamship Mexico Talbot.
Cook, Bsyre bark Helen Maria Silsby. Hav ana
NEWPORT. June 25-Arr sohrs Amelia, Cook. Taunton
fer NYerk WIN Thomas Tooier FRivsr for lphia;
delphn st Helena, Hatch, Calais NYork; Metamora.
kng NYerk for kBedford sloop Artist, Forester Somsr
4 M wBEbToxD, Jun. s4-sld schr WIN Brown NYork.
CID 18th. slip Angelique. Samuels Amsterdam.
PENSACOLA. June Ii-CId schr Aimra T, NOrieaAs.
PHI LADLLPHIA, June 2-Arr schr johnson (not
Limit. Lunt. Charleston. Cid schrs n Browning.
Luke. Eewp, 1T; Pssssc Bowen, Nyack n II Fiddeman.
York. -
PORTLAND, June 72-Arr briggs Watson. Allen Whining
ton. NC James Roach. shermsn NYori; schrs Dsiphic
Lord Cardenss Ga 2ls bark Maria Hssey Davis Pcsce
echr Cambridge NYork. Arr 2lst, brgs Hbernia Hart.
Sierra Moropa, via Havana
2th-Ar Br bsrk Frederick Frnf. Lverpool sohr Clio,
Calais for philadelphia. CID bark Amira rarr % yaeos
schr Globe Small, KYork.
Gardner Manila.
SALEM June 2Arr schrs wsssrlo Calais for PhiladeI-
phia; Byxantium. Hathorne Cherryheld for NYork.
WILMINGTON. June 2l-Arr brig Adeiine, Nortou. New
Yori 22d bries Frank Bates dol Reliock Ksiock Bos
ton; schr Smith, NYork. Below Annawon, Amey from
Cuba Cid 2st, brig Buena vts Myers, EYork
Maria, Cromwell, Porto Rico; Menento. Smith, EYork.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAIirAN-Stea 4 10
v ns.'s ~:
- s;s:ii s.,: $:
slf's: It'f. sss L . e..
SSs fA.. S:s s.
y TslIex. T.,%.is. and ssS Hsssa:. 1Gi;cs.
r.s' ssS wi. vi. APsss X
r. sTG% fe. Miss Hunter Nj Hunter Ne
Lacey n and M ZIP and Mr. VIE.
Isrdi.s sr and mrs shiresi. Mss ksshiss. ss.ss:t.
ssSr I:s.s. Ps.s-xr. xec.y Ms. No
Us AN Lloyd and .4,
broadway, Winner. Amidon. Brewer.
Passengers sailed.
CgAenrs-stesmship Brother Jonathan-A Drake. q q
S.S sSs m:5 s'a john sIs Ss,s
essr Esss e:s
Wsy Kipp 9Th i, Lofip ssss. Ksrnsy
EfTsasSs s.' .sd iss T
Mercer philip ys,er I,rer Ys1sr Franz Ysrsr Tho.
S'%T; s.,sf ;S.y Gs. iss .S.s' s:s n:
and sG @sc sns s,s;
I I,%a1, Or T,ldsn. tslhcup wsi.ss%:r.
lady snd shiidrss rs,tsrson benton. k,rsissS
sSs%s os sssd Jr Geo Hsi:ssss n N I pssss.
Me- Emm. orns. Mr. oney. DR. Lemuel Wales. q Joass
st VIM Grimm sss. hG Bssss xss,ss:
bow, MeCra,h Sayizpy, Exekiel Finnesan, Wyman
Atper Pearson. Abel Mouton. Joseph Tucker m
John Rapei Jacob Daniorth VIM LIVINGSTON. WHIT
ten, Nm bradbury Erastus Tate Albert Thorn r~on M
Lewis joseph soner Jones' 2ehiidren aud servant
srauldnr-NI IN the storage.
Hsysra, kc-Stsamship Cherokee-Antonio gsfss;o L
Lesesses Dime and lady LADY 2ehiidren and
swanston, lady and child DIR Day Jose Gilbert Antonio
IrH, Conner. John Simon Dumor Mr. Estsble Aaeiina
Tn. M S sS rS iE.S & anrs s
e, Antonio Martinez. Curr. Bowe Smsdes, Mrs
Mary OF ard son. Thomas Hanpington. Lewis Hmsby
badali, Porien. Taylor Ramon Miro Valdez. Mr.
Howell Jsmes Mclaughlin Patrick MeGover John Brien,
John Gwiun, Lovcridre, Edward q Burrowa q IA
Brown Mr. Maur'r, AsLhrdge Joshua Mott Jr, ssmi
Kent. Newman, q Williams Peter wsra, A Nc Deu-
AID M hcDonala Mrs Uawkins Geo Carter Luther Nan
Pcltnn, Mr. Brycr Richard jolly, Gains Whitpey
Pcall. J Robinson, snd several Others
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Cleared.

Fort OF New York. june 27s
suH RISES. 81 MOON RIsks. morn Is
............ IS HIsH WATER. .eve IL
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Seamsps Cherokee Windle Chagres; Brother Jonathan
squier, do; schr II X Roberts. Cole, Charleston.
The schr levitt levitt from kaohas. In coming up
the Lower Bay yesterday afternoon ashore the West
Bank She b. the samson, Morrol this
morning, without receiving any damage.
JvSE wnd At sunriGe calm; meridian. sw, and liShs
sunset, SM.
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An Express Mail for California, per steamer Crescent
City will close atthe Exchange Reading Room f7 Exohang
Saturday 18th inst at halfpast o'clock letter
for jamaica Chagrs Panama South Pacific Acapulco San
Juan &c forwarded as above charge Of special
Letter Bags OF steamer Humboldt for Southampton
Havre will close at the Exchange Reading (67
ohAngel on Saturday 2Sth at the usual hour
The above Letter Bags also At Kenyon 81 Wall street.
Letter Bags Kingston. Chagrcs California China
will also close Berfords No 2Astor House. 18th
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The crcss-cxamnation Of the Secretary q war va,
continued
ycsterday that when you asked Mr. Carmichael II he ha
tuy evidence a the recognition Of his contract h.
fsr,d that the papers In the would show u;
- you tlercuIcn asked General Talcott Il the paper
r. btd In Lie hard were the papers In the % which
T. answcr,d they we're and handed them to you upo
stun request Have you any knowledge that the sai
papers, which according to your recollection, wer
itejcd q you by General Talcott, were other Or les
than The rue papers necessary 20 the decision " IN
question whether such recognition had In fact and law
Len inside
An'wer have no such knowledge
Q-You have stat,c that the said " bundle o. papers
contained the original decision .elf Il Mr. Secretary
crawford uron the validity of the sad alleged contract
ff you able 70 state what other papers u contained
NJ 90 not know that " Il n original, ! am not
tuecientiy acquainted with his handwriting, do not
tcvpt The letter ~ Mr. Crawford. referred to in mr.
I, timouy ~ yesterday. took up that because !
tas rame q Mr Crawford appended to Il asked Doc
tor cai michael II that the papcy which contained
~ CrswfOrds recognition. he. SAID Il vas and he
never alluded o. Other papers hah the in question.
QWhen Mr. Carmichael answered your inquiry
vhst induced you 10 ask Gen'fa Tacott Il they we're
Al presume that was induced 10 ak that ques
tou because the idea occurred 10 that " they
ths pstcrs would look for the recognition spoken u
Gil General Tslcott brought with him, and held
sontpeuousy in HE hand before YOU the papers touch
ing Csrmiehses claim. and amongst them clear, writ
tuppoee ttst he meant, knowingly g endorse un.
tsutb The means q exposing which he hi nself AZ tho
INC time 2 you FAY held oPcrly under your eye IN
such uRnDtr A. 70 lead you 90 underi tand that y
the paper referred TO
Al dd tot say tha, Nc held the papers conspicuous
fhs rseisec cfeuly VI ~ haud Upsn the suppositoa
ttstt urulJ examine the Fapers-suth design 4 MT
frppost but upon the surpo-ti 'lat might nat
teemirc tlc psprs such Dc, ign L perfectly ynsistent
vth thr tact ~ n having The paPtrs in his hand
4Nan yUU susFrsf reason why deurrnl facatt
'ole he meaut q g.,. ctun'snance T. g. assertion
t'aA5 rfUt,d ~ thtm'
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SArrnpaf. January ls-dP ".
hugs.- There easier feeling exhibited Va oar
market o. dsy for pot ashes With only moderate
Quiiy Tor export aud rather Offering The mar.
bet for pearls was last notice d. ssasy. with prot.
~ stod esm.bd some 100 barrels disposed Of a.
s. IS so f,r pots and 80 elk for pearls. There
vas else y sac of Canadian pots msds for sh Fmaat,
On terms not rede public. The stock 90 hand Ia the
iDsp. elton Wsrshoute this morning Including untu
,yettsdconsitsa q 037 bbls. pots, sni l7sS alto
psafs-totat eIl CASKS
BaYtbstttfs- FfgHr There wrs only moderste
busit~s tfapfact-0 III Western aud state 0our stnGe
cor lat whle holders generally remained pretty arm
he eitv trade purchase only sufficient 20 tupply
thsig immediate want whe TO- the East and for ek
rort here va but lrte, " anything done. The Low
etsdta u state nuur lees freely offered snd tor
thtse The market very Dim WIN only lev small
be 80 our 81 toe quotations while the better
descriptiens plenty rna had dropping tsnden-
cy TIE sales q be cay "a about 8ttO nble at
81 44H 50 Ca FOR Ne. stpsrtne. nth common 20
gUcd state 81 10 "a s7Js tsrUTits ditto ~ NJ
- %; mixed 10 fancy Michigan Indiana aud ohio "
f4ET 81. pure teuesre ~ % GO . - ~; fancy
OHIO ~ as - 81 a. fancy 6snts@s 81 IS 70 ~ co.
extfe Ohio at - 20 n 50 ~ aud Hsnasfe
81 e. talg Sc 62lS There hss been bot uttis
charge IN the market tor Canadian fsur sud
tuatl lots brought - 81 for common brands bond
he u, maud Tor sonthsrn -Four rathsr more
active snd principally Tor sbipm-nt 70 tse West
III citf anu south america, While prices we're
chznRed The stcck has ben c0nsideraoy reduced
GnfiiR Ne tsst week ortvo. BY TIE heavy sa.ss sds
within that Ieriod tor export ssd holders IN seners
evncsd ~ lfte Opposition 20 realise st anything
Tote earr picked M a. 50 The transactions Include
lloo bbs ~ IS ass l2 Tor mixed 10 common br ands
aBc 80 25af6 SIS tor fancy. RVe Flour
changed In value but more Inquired for With sales Of
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On Saturday, January 18, after long Illness MARY
wife OF Thomas Turner aged 81 years.
TIE friends Of the family requested to attend
the funeral services her late residence No 1876 Hud
street, Desbrosses this Sunday after
noon, at hall. past four o'clock Her remains will be
taken TO Poughkeepsie for interment.
On Saturday, January IT, after long and severe ILL
nees, Mr. JoHN KELLY aged 81 years
The friends Of his brothers Daniel aud Manus Kelly
and those Of Michael Flsherty respectfully invited
to attend his funeral to morrow Monday) afternoon,
at O'Clock from he residence Of his brother No
Doyer street, without further notice
On Saturday January Is after short illness, PETER
MiJcHAEL, aged So years. native OF Balinasloe Ire
land
His friends and the friends of the family generally
resps csiuy invited to attend his funeral Mon
day Goth inst at one o'clock p. M, from No IL Peck
slip.
ON Thursday evening. Jan. 16, of short but
Illness Mr.. W THATCHER. In the SD year OF his age
The friends and stives Of the family pect
fully invited TO attend his funeral, Sunday, the
10th inst, at O'Clock r. NJ, from his late residence,
Ill Greene street, without further notice.
ON Friday, Jan IL, WILLIAM scorr, in the 35th year
of his age.
The friend. of his brothers John aud PATRICK Scott
ali bic brothers in law. Thomas and James Clock are
rrquetedto attend his from His late residence
No. Is Bridge street, on Sunday, at 2 o'clock p NJ.
On Friday, January L., PHrLR I. WrysLow, aged
80 years and nine months
The ir'auds OF tho family invited TO attend his
funeral Monday the Goth inst at O'Clock, pre-.
ci,sIy rem his late rerdence skiliman street near
Myrtle avenue, East Brooklyn.
ON Friday, Jan IL, at Hoboken. N. j.. JAWS ELIZA
wife OF Francis N McDonough, aged Is years
The friends and acquaintancee of the family re-
rpeetfully invited TO attend the funeral Sunday,
the 10Th Inst at O'clock from the residence OF her
hlso the members Of the PalestnelLodgs of Masons.
ALSO the Champ Chapter Of United Americans. Also.
the Palestine Tent OF Rechabes are most respectfully
invited 10 attend.
In Pbnad.lphia, January 70 Lieut.. Col PArRrcx II.
CAR. A. He WAS n distinguish officer in the
Mexican war.
In adi,on county Ga, December rs JAMES Pirr.
MAS. "a revolutionary soldier aged rs yoars.
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10 bhas. g - SIX. Gers Nal IVES In modsrsts re-
qs.ss Nth 49, Of 100 Sls IN lots ct 50 fer Jersey
sno - - les DronAywtns Buckrhsat Flour continued
active and not vssy plenty, with sAlss 1t IS IS SO
per eh; $40 - OK per 100 lbs; sad ~ rs cts.
PEE 80 OF lbs Wheat remained Lest noticed. the
vae eed ct 81 10 81 -; Michigan, ct 81 Il 81 90
and ono, et 81 % 81 o. Canadian ruled dull and
ponansl At VI Wal H. Rye quiet, With but
very little Offering, and the market vas nominal ct
~ cts. Barley Vas without movement or change In
price Oats were dull and with limited local demand
the msrkst was easier Northern sold in lots ct 40
b3 ets and jersey st AZ 4S cts There was better
feeling exhibited In market fer Corn the ina uiry
tor disting being fair, with some demand for ship
meAt The arrivals. also being smaller scale had
svery favorable effect upon the market, sad ad.
since our last Aport Some 900 bushels have been
disposed Of st d. 60 for Southern snS Jersey
yellow and white and at the CLOSE, believe there
very little TO be had at those figures
CorToN The Asia's sdvicss have caused . good
feeling in abe trade and the market has been buoyant
to- day, with Gales OF about 500 bsles. We quote
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liatioas upoa Amencan commerce prior % 1901.
has been tho special order d tho Senate for two
days, and Mr.. smith tie speaker. He closed la
borious, historical, diplomatic and legal argument
in favor of fhe bill and in exposition of the obhgs-
hoa Of the United States, from treaty sdPsla IONS
with France, TO pay the money. The bill has oeen
psssed heretofore, but was vetoed by President
Polk, ON the plea OF antiquity, and because the
money was wanted to carry on the war with Mexi-
co. With the war raging, the bill was passed by .
large majority and we suppose there 10 majority
pow il both houses in favor of the measure The
only question is a question Of time There may
not be time and that is the danger with regard to
other measures Of more general interest and use
fulness.
The cheap postage bill, which passed the House
to-day, will, we have no doubt, pass the Senate, il
there is time But there is chance that even this
bill may be lost tor want Of time, though we I'VE
considerable confidence hat the bill viii become
a law before the 4th of March.
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Geographic Reports.

New ORLEANS, January 10, 1851.
Cotton has declined quarter. Bales yesterday and
to-day were 5000 bales middling, 1850. Coffee has
advanced quarter Rio being lie. 1llc.
New ORLEANS, Jan. IL. 1851.
Some activity prevailed In sugar during the last three
days Four Thousand hhds have been sold at 5sc for
fair Molasses-6eoO bbls. at 24lc for prime. ster-
ling exchange 10 depressed being low Tx; New
York sixty day bills are At per cent discount.
CINCINNATI, January 49, 1851.
Nothing has been done In the hog market, to- day;
only two lots, in pens, sold There Is active
demand for dry salted meats, and near one million OF
pounds sold at 40 $40. for shoulders. Sides
very buoyant and there good feeling in the market
for every article OF hog product As the weather Is
extremely cold and the river promises to be low,
freights adv neing-fiour TO New Orleans, zoe ;
pork 500 The -four market is dull-we quote ct So So
per Dbl The receipts for the week amount to 80 600
bills The exports Of pork for the week were ooo and
Sr. LOUIS. January II, 1851
We have had light business rs-day, and -four and
grain have been inactive Sales of good country -four
have taken place at So 87K, delivered ON board
Wbeat-9 600 10 eco bushels have been sold at 75c
s01sc Corn has declined the receipts being heavy;
$3.50 bushels have changed bands at Acc. 48c, on
board Oats lower, with small salef at 4sc 600.
Provisions without change; Gales of 200 bbs
pork ut $40 SO Sill Lard is in fair demand 800 bols
at 2Sc. Hogs-Sales have been made OF 900, running
from SO 70 to 81 IL the latter price for hogs weighing
from 30 to go lbs The weather cold River rising
slo WY; TO 81 feet to Cairo.
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Gov HAINEs, or New JERSEY, on THE Cow
PROMISE MEAsUREs.--ln his message 10 the Lrgls-
lature, Gov Halnt- j. very bret on the subject OF
our federal relations. He says I'll herewith com
muBicare several resolutions OF the Constitutional
Convention OF Indiana, approving OF the compro-
the United States. Alss, resolutions of the Con-
stitutIonal Convention OF the State of New lianp-
shire, ON The same subject. | believe that the
citizen OF New Jersey accord IN the sentiments
of these resolutions, and that they will firmly
stsnd by and maintain those measures. reg tralog
Them on the whole, not merely wise and patriotic,
but essential 10 the Union, prosperity, peace aud
progress Of this great confed rscy"-and that they
arr ayerse TO any further agitation Of the exciting
topics involved ia them. And submit WHETHER Il
does not become you, the Representatives OF the
people OF one Of the original States--a people emf
neniy patriotic and hghy conservative, to expte -
in calm, but firm and explicit terms, these vie q
and our own upon these mnmentous Questions.
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bid. s9Z Mixed: Stssng &c. IS bid; Bstimors &C. 30 l0
biz l0s ssksd; BalNmors Gs ~ bd; Baltiners snd Ohio
asked.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
PsESAMBvco, Bee. u Flour, with Q stock OF some
Is 600 bbls retas ct SIC $lT for Richmond e14 Tor
baltimore. and S14 SIG for Philadelphia Goldfish Is
lower ~ erked beef has arrived freely; the last
20 cold here 1T about SIS; two have since gone to
Bahia and the next will most likely command over
lo5ooa nA. Sugar arrives freely and the market IL
very unsteady. decline 10 psrce ptible, owing In
measure 20 the scarcity fshipping Whites arc,
for % and Sd qualities 24Oo 1850; DO 4th and 9th
do 500 n 40; browns, $3.50 1880; yellows. 900
! $50 Hides-Scarce and wanted, at 100 rs. Ex-
change ON London sod 1900 Mexican dollars, 72o
. i 100; Spanish, 1890 . $50.
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The 4 schooner Oallafin. Lieut. Com J n Msni. z,
arrived AZ Savannah on the l1th inst where she will
rem ain or her commander 70 erect tripods
for tidal cbeeryations liz ut M gill then to
DITTO TO complete unfinished eork there. which
an occupy about fifteen days, after which he will
turn 10 commence tie hvdrograDhic survey OF the
Iiyer and batbor u savannah.
= 8 slsop.of war ST Louis was at MonteviGeo on
the Let ut.
5 irigsts Congress was AZ Rio Jsnsiro 25th ult;
also ftors chip Rslief
The United States steamer sarauac Capt Tatnall
did sail the 18th Tor Havana aud e. Domingo
but 70 start on Thursday lat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

INTERESTING MOVEMENT Yesterday, General
Shields callsd for official Information respecting
the Nicaragua question, which has given rise TO so
much speculation among polItlcIacs. We are hap-
~ 10 the resolution passed; and we trust that
the information which The Secretary OF State Is
called upon to produce Will dssipate all uncertain
~, and bfsg " 10 proper understanding Of our
relations wuh Gre a Britain. She may b. assured
that we will never yield one atom Of our national
rights or OR natiOual honor-Natiynai iHtcti-
R,ucer, jan. ~