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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12
176 BROADWAY. BETWEEN GRAND AND BRooxI

white front house. the great central depot tor the
ln!s5s Lni~sn. and Mario riuid for the hair Hys.s's
tive MIXTURE, Hutshpgs Knapps, Hihbards Peeks and
Bakes Btter Townsend and sands Sarsa pariia
Manhattan Pisstsr. Dr. hos beyond doubt sstablshed
that he has the only article that will the hair Sod
to suit all circumstance Large family bottles At si s.
70 dozen. cash.
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GoLDsMITHs wRrTiSg Rooms go BROADWAY.
tet corner ssove the irving House Trims IN II
pail WISE " for ~ Lessons one hour each C~s - dab
etetrtnv Saturdays, o. ths following oafS ladies' NJ
Ia n and "a r. NJ: gentiemen. ~ A. n ssR = and
Pn. Private fnstrycffons SIS For sats, Geldsmith's
Gems 81 rermanshir, $3.50
A YOUNG TRLNcH Spy wsO SPEAKS rgx
IA Enpith lsngusr ausntly e A., irons u obtsains
sustios tsccr Der nstive sptuass rsspse-
able fsmiIy in this city Bretsn Rssteacss Ia frh
est rcsreetshility rtvcn. address '. T. this shcs
VVUtIas a. DfsnRows RIDING SCHOOL, No n
w rourth sverve, near Actor eiseeOpen asy svsr
Lns Tor ladies and ganiemsn Housa Tor sdss tom
MNSFks frsShusnen, from 8 to 3n r.M
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

:" AsHINGT g BIRTH DAT.-THE COMhUN
w Council the City of New yers. having resolved
sessrve hs ed day oFbary the natal day Of the Father
u his country. worthy Of that devotion every
hxne patriot must feel for his and principles the
military and civic tons and societies. together with
al the of the city, invited TO participate
the report them selves TO the Committee OF
at No City Hail. before Monday Feb.
o'clock. for The purpose II enabling the committee
o0plete its arrangements.
coMMIrIEE ARRANGE-1Ksrs.
Aldermen. Assistant Aldermsa.
JssrpH BRETON, s. l.. H. WARD,
WARREN CHAPMAN, CHARLES CRANE,
R0BFRr T. HAws, JoHN b. WEss,
Henry SHAW, ROBERT A. SANDS.
JAcpB +. OAKLEY. THOMAS J.. BARR.
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MI Lodge No hereby Noticed and the Masonic
, Ssd T af s rs a'ae
sxearss Brother ssrd Initiated in Asr.n
I'LL . he AZ = his s.,Ss issT I;sI ,Ts Past
n u.A;.rMr MEMBERS OF coNIlNEsrAL CHAP;
, aSss,ss; a. s' Shsss5 r0iI s OF
allnember Of this Chatter will b, present. a business Of
H0'r''a''' Be Transacted b 3 ? sasRor .s.c.
T. EcpsanrRHoHS. saehem.
IFT s.! sEc, M 1T. 5sF
Hereby on 81 1a n a. 10 the M
ysp'ssuiy rsqussod .ttsnd aid funeral For as
'n' place. see 'A' ''A orro e1i, 1s Captain
ATTENTION CALIFORNIA yoLUSrEERs-rHs
n members istely astaehs4 to Colonel ID. stevensons
ss'.sy ns s Bowsry on W nssdsy evsains stS inst,
a. ss S' ss Of s * 81 Ss e.
Washington connected
sshes to ssn,rgi. for The m,aing q secu.e ni. Of
Chester y ~i'' from G.z f sacchGGs
BOARDING, SO.
poARp wAsrED-TgE ADVERTISER " ANTS BOARD
~ for himself wife, eha and .aryanti loes.ion down
,s t az iy pr.sSrs
once S.'' y '''''N'' ''''A' A' . ~ 80 ~
nsARD WANTED IN PRIVATE FAMILY, or
~ where there bus boardrs in the 81
this city Broskyn by two lados References exchanged
Address hox rs PcEs Ofes.
IoARD AND ROOM wANTED.-BoSBD WANTED.
n In private family fer invalid ladv WITH her
want. Also, large the second h9or 0f house
pleasantly located in the part q the city rot far from
broadway. address N c. Herald ofce, stating terms and
soestior.- References 81 gos and requiree.
RoARD-ToR GENTLEMAN AND LADY; CAN
~ have peasant room on the seoosd hoor which 4 neat
~ furnished Also fw single rooms for gentlemen, At
10 Leonard street. between broadway and Elm street
BOARD wANTED-BY GENTLEMAN. IN A PRr-
~ vats French family boarding house. whore the
French spoken Ioeat below Chambers street
satatory reference address r. box 5 lower poet
sfee
RoARoI1C.-Io LET, VERY PLEASANT AND
~ neatly furnished room and bta room, with dDor be
tween on second Aoes rentvery derabe rooms Tor single
Fentlmenw thout board To Be had By i'm mediate appa
zion AZ III Chambers street.
TlOARD DOWN TOWN. "A GENTLEMAN AND MS
~ wife two or three single rentsmen, obtain very
plestsnt and hsns3ney furnshed with bedroo
tsshed rrquireal ~ No. - Barclay desrshs
locstion witt u MINUTES walk % this City Hail. Ref
fersaoc sven and requires.
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H Of Diamonds and Precious stonsa-Henry II. Ls~ds
90 willie, ~ Auot9n on Wssne,day FEB. 49, at half
lot Of fe and 90 earats unset diamonds pearls other
TO the trade and Also
dsond crosses valued At frsm $500 to $500 each. Bale
positive.
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ENUss AMER susGuA;--P. 7. BARSyM.


- Proprietor and
sistant Manager. Sal
and evening at 7 o'cl ,
TO the Museum, IS c. u
Benefit Of Mr.. A. Rob
the celebrated ana woi
of age, and weighing {
in the afternoon. the p
RlED RAKE. After ,
followed by the anu il
In the evening, the
BEAUTY AND THf ]
MONp. The entire @
10 now Incorporated .
this establishment. I
seen here.
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" of IresndPs by the Irish
sketches taken within the s hre. years. In hdeey nte
rest aud beauty unrvaed Irish songs. Irish musis.
l4ishmAns ill Every evening,
O'clock Wednesday and bstuts, afternoons at O'clock
See Hsndbills Adnittsuee Dreas Oh Gle and Parqust 20
cents Children under " hs Private Boxes S. DALI
ery ~ oents; GalerN ol .aor-d peone. l2h oents.
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COPARTNEissIIiPs.

GAN H. RYpER. tLATE Ryder, B2OruERsl AND
W Evan George, Of fhiiaderhts have entered into
natnership as merchant tsors. TIE arm ~ be known
Ryder George with sohoics ana varied stock Of entirely
new goods bought for cash res experience in their bus
nes ane determination that their in style aud
finish shsllbe equal TO made they cnndiently solicit
pubic patronage RNnEk ~ GEORGE, 81 Broadway.
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tween Howard Crelo streets-Tne begs 70
that the
Concerts evening one sst months by the
elite and fashion If his metropolis has induced him
TO engage artiHs Of The very INST talent to produce Bar
esaue italian Opera tnflesqus Concerts aud Ballots.
In style equs TO tte at.nas oduced At the ItalAa
Opera OF this city o. Hedsy and Saturday Afternoons
Concert, commeucn t. a for the asisn oe
families. Admission q Doors open at half sat 6
at half az o'piHeA
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Los CAhUEN-IN CONSEQUENCE or a
domestic calamity. this estAbishment 10 closed NATL
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RRUcE A. Chiffon, AUcTIoNEER.PEgE
a. Catharine street slip at saetion.-Cols Chiffon will
sell Friday February 1884, At 2 o'clock at the ner
chants Exchange New York. under direction Of Phlo
Inge ESQ., Referee houses and lot, in gassarne street
all south and Water streets, vNo Cathariue street
slip. of South street. Nos as and rs Catharne
street Clip adjoining No Caharne street slip corner OF
Water street. Nos IS IL l and a. Catharne street slip
adjoining The above property forms the entire front the
~ @ :. ZIP t.on sne .ne
tienlaIs, apply to DAVIDSON BROMLEY Solicitors No
aeet or to the Auctioneers, No. Wall street. cor
Ler of New street,
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TUTTLE's vALENTINEs-A SPLENDID AssoRr-
men,; Sentimental and Comic, French ,na smeriosn
beautiful designs AZ low prices-at Tutties Emporium Of
isney eoods @ Broadway. An invoice Of English valsn-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30
EDiDGa

=, III 'his Town, on Sunday nght last of Epilepsy,
Mes EMILY ERWIN sged about ID years, daus h.
ter Of Mr.. Andrew Erwin.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30
NEw ORLEANS, March 7, 1850.


At the request Of John F. Cowan, Esq. of York
vile, Tenn, have examined his pamphlet in refer.
ence to the qualities and efficacy of his Vegetable
Llhontripic in which | End certificates from the
following srsons, viz Dr. J. I Bone Dr. a.
Bone, Dr W Parks, DR. S Underwood, Jos Cafe
wood Barnett Brand, Smith Parks, Fell Paker,
Esq, Phil Claiborne, Esq, l. Gchrst, B, Crawford,
Esq Or B Hinson J A w Hess, S. WiamA ESQ
Geo Miller. L Holmes, John B Wsight,.Jas |,
Baldridge, Esq, Roht Holmes Algea, T L Hap-
ilton d Min,on Thomas Cooper, Rev % Y Thomas
VIM Il A Miller, DIR. N Hess, John II Day, Esq
Milton Brown. NJ C, Rev J w Needham, Rev John
NJ Greer, f McCerkle, Col Edwin Sharp, w Da.
wilson, DR. Jetton, Esq. Peter L Dozier. certify
that am personally acquainted with sll the forego-
ing PERSONS far the greatest number of whom !
have known for mere than Is years--snd that they
are, without exception, men of the highest response
bility and OF unimpeschsble veracity. That have
known Mr.. Cowan for many years and from his
high character as Of integrity, the public may
be fully assured of the genuneness OF hesgnatures
to all the certificates contained IN the pamphlet.
JOHN w. CROCKETT
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THIRD ANNUALFAIR
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE,

VIE Third Annual Far ofthe SOUTH CAR.
OLlNA ms rlTUTE, for the prom OF on of
Art, Mechanical, Ingenuity and Industry, will be
held IN Charleston, S. c. opening on MoNpAY.
luh November, and continuing during The week
Specimens IN every branch Of Mechanism, Ar
and industry also Of Cotton, Rice, Sugar. Tobacco
and all other Agricultural Products, is solicited for
which suitable premiums VIII be awarded
The following SPECIAL Premiums arc off red -
for the SIX best specimens Of Steel made from
sparlanburg or other Iron, the product Of Sou h..
ern Slate. and manufactured into Edged Tools Of
any kinda Gold Medal
N B-A specimen Of the Steel in Bars 10 be sent
with the Tools
For the largest qaantity Of Cocoons raised on one
plantation, not less than Ten Bushelz-A Gold
Medal OF $50.
For the largest quantity Of Spun Silk the pro.
duce OF any one plantation, not less than Ten
Pounds-A Colo Medal or Premium of $50.
For the beet Sea Island Cotton GIN, on some new
principle, superior 10 that now In general use or
for any real and important Improvement On The pre-.
scot one-A Gold Medal
For the invention of suitebe machine for Pull.
veritinr Red Pepper-A Gold Medal
For The best Steam Engne--A Gold Medal
For the best model Steam Fue Engire-A Gold
Medal
A large and commodious building has been Sc
lecied for the Exhibition. ard every care will be
paid 10 the reception and OF Articles 10 the
Far. All specimens must be IN BY the 18th Of No.
vember.
Contributors 10 the Fair are respectfully request
ed when they send specimens for Exhibition, to
send full descriptions Of the Articles and such IN.
formation IN general may be Of use, ard proper
'or publication.
Address ] H. TAYLOR
Chairman Of Committe on Correspondence.
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Examination,

WI examination Of the under. graduates of Ds.
wilson College, Will be commenced on FRIDAY.
we o'h OF August and continued on the following
monday and Tuesday. Ga Wednesday, the usual
eher ;'ses by the Literary Societies will be perform.
e. and Is expected that the Annual Orstion " III
1e DELIVERED before the Societies by RAIPn GoRREL,
h'q OF Greensboro. Thursday, the l4ih will be the
Gay ''f nearing Addresses BY The msmbers Of the
'eh'of Ass and tor comforting degrees. The Com,
mIiec Of Examination consists of the folowlnv c,o.
ilemen, va Rev. J NJ II Adams, Rev. J. r. Nor.
rison and DR. WIN. B, Mclean, from Con .ord Pres.
oytery, and ths Rev. NJ Anderson and Dr.. r. r. Al.
lison, from Beihe. Presbyiery.
july % 1851. IA
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MAINE LIQUOR LAW.

Inc Liquor Law" lately passed by the
Legislature OF Maine. ii appears, is very strin.
gent 10 lis provisions. II forbids the manu-.
'scture or sale of oil splrtuous and intoxica.
ing liquors excep, ~ authorized and licensed
town agents and then only for medicinal and
mechanical purposes. II any unlicensed pc :.
son shall manufacture or sell these liquors, he
Is subjected for the first conviction to a fine Of
Sl00 for the second conviction to fine Of
S2O0, and for the third TO $500 and four
months imprisonment. II authorizes The
search Of stores, &C., for spiriuous liquors in.
tended for sale without license, and the DIES.
tfuciIon OF the liquor, unless proved TO be i'm
ported, and IN the original packages in which
Il was imported. The churches will be obi
ged TO send on, Of The State for wine to be used
at communion service. No person engaged
IN the unlawful traffic is allowed TO sit on q in.
~ IN any case arising under the act.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30

Z 'ohn Brougham, the accomplished ar.
j. '"d clever writer, is the hero Of funny
IA war "eolng the rounds Of the papers ;
i. we bcsi OF II is that II Is true. On the
GIT Of the Lyceum season, i, will be re-.
N "''fed that he had an elegant and subslan.
compliment from few of his friends IN
W.. orr 10 the shape Of a magn'fcen,ly
v,,' purse, containing $500 in gold, thrown
,,om, ,"e Stage, at his feet, wbereupon he Judi
n. indignant. and declared to the audi
e,,. mat although circumstances made it ne
NJ, 'or him 10 pocket the atifonl, no would
I'm. =" sue any one attempt to do 1t second
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A LUCKY PURCHASE.

~ Tours there lives 40 old msn Who has a
'Ue,- 50 not state this as a feature pecu
~ % Tours, OF 10 this man, but necessary
F'1mlnafy 10 what follows The husband
''ush' pair Of plnta oous OF a soldier, and
'0eo ne had worn them out. tho vile unsew.
~ mem ~ order 10 utilize them as a bed.
NJ OF window pane IN oae Of The seams,
we 'ound note on the II ak Of France Tor a
''u'and francs. The old man, supposiug
20 oe an ass'gnat Of the old rcpubic, aud
cry 'a'ueless, pasted it upon brlck IN
"a''' visitor informed him of his er.
"hefeupon, he cut the brick out OF its
'' oed' and carried II bodily to one of the
''clpal bankers The note was too closely
'tned 10 be removed, but II was evidently
WV and was cashed on The spot. The old
~ was SO oveJoyed, that having come to
Oaok with brick IN his pocket he prob.
vent home with one IN his hat.
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NINOtice.

a TEMPERANCE MEETING will be held at
"A Philadelphia Church, on Friday The 22i OF
August at which time, the signers o. the Pb,ladel.
Phia Declaration and Pledge will be expected to or
gan!z, themselves into Society whose object will
be 10 maintain and promote the cause of Temper.
snes. Addresses " III be made by the following zen
tlemcn, VIZ; K. }. Mclly.ine. K. j. McD,wei and
R,v Cyrus Johnston. The exercises will commence
at u o'clock, A. NJ Tie public are respectfully
invited and requested 10 attend
Jliy 30, ISL.
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COWAN's
Vegetable LithOntriptic,

safe and certain remedy for Gravel or Stone in the
bladder, for arrangement Of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs and all kindred diseases.
FSyIlIS invaluable Medicine to the world would
Il be blessing, if the afflicted could only over
come their prtudices enough to try it. Call at Dr.
J. F, Gllmer's Drug Store in Charlotte, and see
pamphlet containing unprecedented evidence OF the
utility Of this invaluable vegetable preparation.
JOHN F. COWAN
Yerkville, Tenn.
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IYMHNHLE0

Ia ihi' county, on the 24th instant, by Rey. r. H.
Lsfsrly, Mr.. JOSEPH MEAD. Of ChsrIo,,c IN
Miss MARY f. GRIBBLE.
Aiso, on the 9Th instant, by John H. Grier. E.o.
Mr. WN. STRINGFELLoW 10 Miss FRANCIS
ASHLEY
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Legal Notice.

EN DAVIDSON having returned 10 Char
w loue and located bimsclt permanently
VII resume Tie Practice Of The Law. lis Gniaa j.
in the Court House next door to the sheriff ,fiee
Charlotte, May -, ls5l. psf
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The fact lately announced of the existence
oil earn containing undoubied intel gence Of
Sir John neutrality-suspicious., lying ia Jones
Sound, has received additional confirmation
by the testimony of another witness, named
George More, of Orkney.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

THE CoMMoS CouSciL ELrcr.-seyeral caucus meetings
have been held BY the Common Council elect which he.
resulted thus far in the following Richard
T. Compton, Of the Eighth ward President Of the Board
Of Aldermen; David 7. Valentine, Clerk, and John H.
Chambers, Deputy Clerk Assistant Clerks Charles j.
Dougherty Thos J. Mundsy, and Joseph Young Mes.
senger to the Board William D. scaly; and Nicholas
seagrst, Sergeant at arms Board Of
than TIotter has been chosen Presidents Ed~ard Sand
ford Clerk 30 far the appointments appear be
eeptionabie The selection OF Alderman Compton a.
President Of the Board Of Aldermen appears meet with
general appreciation He is OF strict integrity
and capable to fus the duties rposed in him In fact
the members OF both Boards as far as we know are
equally competent and will doubtless lsxisste for the
people and not for themselves appears the present
corrupt Common Council have done However, the new
Beard must be careful in all their proceedings in order
not to fall into the footsteps Of their predecessors The
motto must be- Look before you leap. LOOK well at
your appointments; put oas into oHice Who s not
honest aud capable to perform the duties assigned them
II will be recerlecsed that the tar payers OF this city
are watching with Argus eyes the OF the
Common Council They will Be expected TO purify the
maryabuss and corrupt legislation which has heretoGor.
existed Never vas there pstien. set Of people
In the world than the citizen tar payers Of this city
The expiring Common Council feeling the rebuke al
minisered to them by the voice Of the people the las,
election st feel determined feather he OF their
parti,sDs BY dealing out TAT increasing the sal
aries to shameful degree and other
numerous to mention aud the payer has to come
and FOOT the bills
We sincerely hOpe 70 see the new Boasd on coming into
power take such win most eIsctully
dy thc evil Reform must b. the principle adopted aud
instead Of increasing the expenditures Of the city. they
n ust sdop, such will ssssn the
smoutt Of taxation already ssdiei the honest AID
Industrious portions Of citizens sonsthing must be
done The people have worked chanss in yovsrpmsut
through the ballot boxthey demand reformation in our
municipal Affairs aud they must have H.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27
THE WEEKLY uEs.rp

Ia be Issued at halfpast nine will contain full parti.
eulsr' Of the recent Revolution In France; the latest
News hom all parts Of Europe; Kossuths Farewell "A.
orsss TO the Ladies in this City bic Reception IN Phs-
ospha the proceedings In the Forrest Divorce Case Ao-
counts of the Revolution in northern Mexico and The
Battle at Cersvo the Burning Of the National Library
at Washreton Editorials the Leading Topics Of the
Days Commercial Intelligence SO 1he paper in wrap
pefs msy be procured At The csuntsr-prse sixpcacs
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

CORPORATION CoRRuPTioS.-Th. present cor.
rupt Common Council appear to be determined on
making the most Of the brief time that they will
remain in office, by pluniering the treasury aad
levyirg black mail on the people. They have re.
Gently passed some Of the most aagrant ordinances
that We have ever seen. Among them We might
mention the Washington Market project, and the
Gas Contract bill. Mayor Kingsland has vetoed
the ors and we trust he will treat the other in the
sane way. Indeed, Mr. Kingsand has an oppor-
tuIity to make his name almost immortal lie is
the only person who can arrest the corrupt action
Of corrupt and repudiated Common Council, and
save the city from the oxtravagance and disgrace
which both boards seem anxious to entail upon II
before they 20 out Of Office Let him DO true 10
his duty, and he win be gratefully remembered BY
suffering constituency.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

sgrrosfo NJ BDER- MYsrERfots ArFA FAiR-p On a,t We'd
netdsy evening young lady called in store in Grand
street end sad man had Just been murls oy 10.
liceman, in Suffolk street, between Hester aad grsnd
streets She said moreover the policeman struck him
With club on the head and justified himself By ayinx
u vas In sefdsfence she likewise said his associate
police who was present at the occurrence remarked
hat be was opposed 10 striking the The Chief Of
the Police will be able with this information 10 ferret
out ths mysterious affair alluded to in yesterdays Hrr
AID. The captain OF the thirteenth ward police could
nc doubt find out who the policemen were.
The New York herald., 1851-12-27
Commercial AmaIrs.

LfIHfooL, Dcc. IL 1901.
Tn. LoSuoS MoNEY MAnKrr has been rather active
for the sst few osys and prices have rallied to almost
their former point Consols the 18th closed at 9s
esit ami after business hours still farther advanced
40 Evn foreign securities sympathised In the rise
Railway shares have also considerably advanced
A'EHcAS srocKs-Thers has been more movement
during this th the previous week in American secur
ties the difficulties in France having simulated inquiries
in this department.. Prices however, have undergone
but slight change since tue sailing Of the Europa.
Corroy--Ws have no improvement to notice since the
sailing OF the Baltic the 10th. The market has con-
tinusd cu and has been freely supplied The sales fer
the amount to So 900 bslesn another part Of our
desyach the sales stated at 3s0 bales but this IL
presumed to be which speculsors took about
600 and exporters 1900 The sales to day esti-
mated At 6et0 bales The closing quotations werefor
New olean, fair 5Ad; mlddlins 4s.d; upland fair, Sd;
midding 4 ID. Mobiles fair, 5 sd.
BRrAbs1t rTs..-The maj ket for -four Il again quiet
prices having reoeded six pence per barrel since the
ealing Of the Europa Buyers act with great caution
Indian Corn IL in coed demand, and the supply being
moderate prices have slightly advanced Since the l0sh
inst he sales Of wheat have been limited At decline
Ct one penny per 20 lbs In London, holders evince
much frmneas hut the transactions very small
CorFrF.-prces are firm, without any quo.able change
since last week.
Tr,--LsIse sr,issls have checked the demand here,
The New York herald., 1851-12-27
Interesting from st. Helena.

BosfoN, Dec. % Ib51.
Papers from st. Helena to the 2th Octsber are barren
OF news Meetings being held relative the tonnage
duties of vessels touching there which declared to
be highly onerous and detrimental to the prospects Of
the isapA
The captain OF Brazilian vessel port recently at-
tempted ~ force 70 reclaim negro that had escaped
from his vessel The man brought into court and,
though proved 70 be slave, was dscared free on the
ground that be had touched British soil
The New York herald., 1851-12-27

JrDeE DrER AND KossUTA--Judge Duer has
been visited With great deal of indignation for
expressing his honest convictions .he bar banquet
We are utterly opposed to the gagging system; aud
in this free country. where paolic opinion rules
everything, il Is especially unworthy. But Il 30
happens in this instance that there was no necessity
for any gag2ing in the matter, for Jadge Dasr was
on the same side with Kossuth, while, at the same
time, he was telling him truths very useful for
him to know. The row was raised by some noisy
democrats, because Judgs Duer was a vhig, and
because they wanted to turn the circumstance to
the account Of their party Thus IL is that the
parsisans on both sides, all through the KOssuth
movement--sfectn9 TO be astuated solely by mo.
tiyes OF patriotism, an ardent love Of liberty and
an anxious desire to the world republicanized-
had axes Of their own to grind and made kossuth
merely the grinding stons to accomplish their OBJ
iect