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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

New lork.-Tke nndcrsgned has received the follow
ing alton is instructed publish the
the inform alton of all whom t eoncern:Junta Drec
tiya de Credito puheo. Mexico, 10th April NJl.Us
noticed that Consuats also individuals place.
where there Of the republic friendly
nation, have certified mansts and ny oices in the aiding
which expressed: that the ndise
by the in which it shipped three,
more Mexican ports-cOunterse citing in this ia,
spirit articles of the tarif-giyns thereby
the conmttal Of abuses Of the
the national trsasury Therefore under
tion certify documents extended in that
but precisely the vessels carrying goods to the republic
determine the which them, in the ding
that H. after tits advice wish 20 despatch their goods
and vessels ports and insist doius
then 20 certify the documents they adding
corresponding that in every the vessels
clande which in this shall b. subjected
the penalties they have thereby incurred That
psa these instructions and that they
exactly complied wish In your port and in those place.
where there is accredited Of the republic (and
consequence the documents certified by those
friendly nation Individually you ,nestcd pub
newspapers of your city that everybody to whom Il applies
be OF and observe it, ia the that
sent Of transgreon it cannot be alleged their
want Of knowingt SBoSIFACfo c. rtgRRkz,
New York. June 3. lS'l.s SCARLos A. pE MEDINA
Nm GEO. STEWART. vice Consul OF Mexico.
rNHE SMACK THAMES, OF SANDWICH, LATELY
sunk b the steam cat u Vanderbilt. has been raised
s. p. HART.
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lsyRgTlSExENTS RENEWED EVERY Day.


LOST. &C.
osT.-oN SUNDAY. AT DR PHILLIPS CHURCH
IL the fh avenue, between Eleventh and 70
stree sm all Pockcthooh
and hank notes The Under will be sutably rewarded b.
leaving u ~ - East Fourteen % street. south street.
@ = REWARD WILL ne PAID by =. W. - AT no 1
SO Merchants Exchange, Wall street. 10 the hnder
Gentleman small diamond breast Pin lost Monday
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CAsT OFF CLOTHING, &c.-LApfEs AND GENTLE
" men can obtain from the subscriber the highest cash
price for ets of clothing and superauous articles Of every
dsscrnton and any qpanaT -. one single carmen -
hoRoNEY. s.his .tors ii orsns. street nSr Chatham
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(AsT OFF CLOTHING ANDFURNITURE WANTED
ladies or ssn.smsa having any sursrapous .ane.s 70
.he susecrbe AZ his residence, ~ post or otsrwis la
dies Attended ~ hrs cotea n. COHEN 81 Elm street.
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RACHELoRS HALL.-A GENTLEMAN. HAVING
hired new three story freestone house near tho Fhh
Avenue wishes two or three other gentlemen TO take rooms
rstctable family occupy the basement TO serve such
meals - ordered and take charge q the Address
Bachelor Herald oce. Every possible comfort aud con
ttnienes are attached ~ the hVusc.
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Market

sId,rmsn Lynch, member q the present board
yired lsst night.
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LIQUORS..

CHAMPAGNE wINEs.-JUsT RECEIVED, sUPE-
~ ror lot Of Champagne Wines, q various celebratS
brands Persons in want earnestly requested TO make
call before purchasing, st DAbLlNOkEs celebrated
Brandy store, 40 Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
GCoTCn AND INDIA PALE ALE, AND LONDON
" End Dublin Porter,-Jnst received fresh surply Of
these celebrated Alcs and Porter which have gwen such
universal satfacton Of grade aud brand From one
bottle casks required be war; snted
eenuine and non. others admitted into the .-ab
A. BALTIMORE Az rroome street. corner q crosby th,
celebrated brandy store.
IMPORTANT TO ALL.-FAMILIEs, AND ALL PER
who have found dcut to get bottled Wines
kc at moderate price, will find Dalimores brandy
store, 80 Broome street corner Of Crosby the largest
sortuert .! old Wines &c. &C. In the United States and
twenty cent less than at any other house in this city,
Mind the number, 40.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-THE TWENTY.
sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy now open
ne public at their Galleries, No SO Broadway opposite
BOND street, from A. NJ. until 10 r. NJ Aanittanee
sess season. tickets. 20 cents catalogues. h cents. BY
j. H. snEoooUH. Cor. Secretary, N. A.
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CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
SIsdies or gentlemen leaving the city breaking
Housekeeping obtain the highest price Clong
denes l.. NJ DUSSEGDORP Is Rim stgees.
NB.-Lsdies attended BY Mrs. Dss.sldorp.
frAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
highest price can be obtained BY ladies ard
fSt J. LEy2ssTTS, rs BresSwsy y up ssslrs
Ladies attended 70 BY Mrs. Leyenstyn.
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INSTRUCTION. LADY, VINO rs PERFECTLY
competent " instruct IN French. German Music. and
tnrnE would be happy 10 form other engagement In
addition 20 her present she H aet gagged every day
after o'clock, and would either Wait family
seve pupils ~ her residence References to
pupils. Address Nina, Herald Office.
ISsTRuCTioN-A YOUNG LADY. VINO rs A DRESS.
maker dcsires 10 obtain board IN respectable private
family where there other lesrdcr and where she
receive from the mistress rood English education
note addressed 20 Miss ". Chatham square post ofce
stating terms will meet With prompt attention The host o.
reference given.
4 ANGUAGEs-M. MCCARTHY RESPECTFULLY IN.
II forms the public that he teaches spanish, French,
English, and Latin, dramatically Having received good
education - Britsh tole7e and resided ten year in Spa
nh America he hatterp himself that w his attention aud
capacity he will due share ~ p,roragc. Persons
wanting bis services. him in the Spanish Hotel No.
* Fulton street New York from till IL o'clock AN and
from till pm.
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g LEfB scHSATTE, or QUARRE UTEKoAA. CAN
~. hear good hews ly sending his address 10 Mr. Avom
or tn MT smith, New York.
UNFoRMATIoN wANTEp-oT JOHN WARD, a M
tive the Parish q New Castle, County Tirrerary Ire
land b. HE friend Thos Burns Ilc lett Ireland March
ATr lSf9 lie has received letter from his friend in
Dover y. H. about eighteen months rast VI this
under bic notice he will please 70 Miss Ellen
ming No. ~ Roosevelt street
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PUBLICATIONS.

lust PUBLISHED BY LEE WALKER, PHTLADEL-
phia Walnut street Theatre schottseh for the piano
the most popular composition q the day played the wal
mt and Chestnut Theatres and by Nanny bands Fo
sale st all music stores In Now York for twenty cen
TUE MARRIAGE ALMANAC SHOULD DE IN THr
possession o every female married single Matters
The deepest import here dscusao In terms perfectly 70
mar 20 All classes sold, IN Wrappers. at 81 cents SEN
sciioss a co, 100 Nassau street
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S4,4S.93S 2l6, 3id

Total value Of merchandise exported during
tnc month.
Total amount Of specie exported during the
mOntn
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.


NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
Agss au s. ana es1as saddle
o'clock Persons having property 10 dispose 81 will piea
john II. oATrIELD Proprietor
NEW YORK. JUNE HORSES FOR THE WORLDS
~ Fair and for sale q 2imperted from British North
Ameries-i pair large Ea ~ hands Tree from white
hands pair grey ponies IS single fast trottng and
ashnston drove yard, corner Of fOr,yOurth street
s. hands stylish drivers sound and kind kay per-
,Sn hs,.ns such pair may actress bsS No L'sg Lover
icr summer with harness 70 match, viii se taken
II oCKAwAY WAGON wANTEp.-A SECOND HAND
Address T. W. Herald oGeo. stating lowest cash price au6
HORSE BUGGY, HARNESS, 81, r9a SALE
and and n all harness. and ns saddle h2re eau ro.
and without any .raninE mile IL 2s2 ,ro. Z mile
s fstsy s S rTSa nd 10
1set order The harne. made ~ Wake a. time
. S1 ssssT or; ApPy a Dr. cer sl
street. Brooklyn
EoR sALE.-Two TRoTTING HORSES ONE FIVE
years old fifteen hands high can trot mile in three
mile in two min utes and nifty seconds wagon They will
e .?ld imm, Address ia Grand street New York.
EoR sALE-A HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS TO-
seler or sepsratey TIE horse darple lay, - hands
hith old kind, and Of good speed 70 harness
~ excellent saddle horse The tugy J. seeDdAr
Brewers make. the harness Price for all S2j In
que at Brownals stables. Canal street OPP the New
haven Railroad Company depot.
FOR sALr-A BAY HORSE 1871 HANDS HIGH.
eight years cid, sound and kind aud good traveller
used Appy Mr. Robertsons stable. State Hleks
street. Brooklyn
NOR sALE-A FIRST RATE GROCERY WAGON
very cheap. Arply T. {. HARTDNEi, Of Soutl
aud Jefferson streets.
oO OOO HORSES, AID UPWARDS HAVE BEE-.
CO,OOO cured in n few months Nv tha Of iIoyt'c.
Culun ian Eminent, Fer horse u stands preeui
sent For sprains chass sweliinrs, &c success
ui beyond parallel SOFA Ig2 broadway, I5 Chatham
and "a Hudson Very large bottles r. cents
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~ CAAL uOYICRR.

EOREIGN NAIL LETTER OFFICE, CHArHAM
Square, corner of East BrsadwsyMas for Europe per
rtesnier Area-Letter bags will close at this ONCE on
dnesday Atm June. at 10 o'clock A. NJ for Liyerpool
Lon don, Ireland franse all parts Of Germany and other
foreign countries.
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AMusEMENTs THIS EVENING.

BowFRY THEATRE, Bowery-A DAY RHcxoNrNG
spIor WGTSkss-GoSDolIER or MILAN.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET
Auetion sale Of Horses Carriages, Harness. Saddles
Ac every Monday and Wednesday commencing twelve
o'clock Person having property to dispose Of will plea
call and have IL registered.
JOHN H. GATFITr D. Proprietor
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MATTERS AND THINGS All THE cApIfoL-rHE .ABl-
NEr-ci RIors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E-Ec-
TON, ETC.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
pissg.


On Friday, september q, of ofeonsumpton MnrH.,
wife a John Gibson sHy daughter II the late solomon
King. Esq. aged n years aud months
On September &c Of consumption in the 9th year OF
his age GroRcE H. woLrr. of this city counseor atsv.
on september 2e, JANIS NJ. Gown, aged IS years
month aud d,ys
ON Friday, September &c, ELn. NJ, wife Of Peter
Screber.
on september 90 ELrS Grrrs, sister TO franci- Ber
naid John and Michssl Grimes
On September IS after short Illness, wul,ss DuFFr
aged - years.
In Williamsburg l.. /. on the morning of September
26. ELEsVoR Auctsrs Trrssr; only child Of Richard
and Sarah Augusta Trussen. aged years and days.
On Sur rday morning September 81 at his fathers resi-
derce 13i Nassau street 0FoscT Lr,fr Jr aged yesrs
inferred same evening. Also on Tuesday I'D inst
ALrhEp LE,tT aged years; inferred ssme evening
At san Antonio. Texas on August 2s WILLIAM, son Of
Judith c. and Cart u. Blair U. A, sged II months
Recently, in Illinois, General McctrHr who command.
"a brigade Of i- American army the Niagara from
tier last Ills name will awaken many iniscences
among the cid yeomanry Of Western New York where he
Il btteTy remembered a. cruel aud cowardy rufsn.
The pag.r OF lone houses ana the sbuef c dfcnssless
wcIien; cr0Tnng thOussna acts 81 petty larceny aud
Outrage by lie corfsgraon n the town ~ Niagara In
the depth Of winter 1913 Ills burning of the town Of
Niagara Immediately followed ~ the ssnguinary
capture of Fort Niagara from the enemy and the conas
grafton q Lewiston aud Dsck Rock and Buffalo.
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&lss.pC0

An these securities except Pennsylvapia Sc above
par in the market and large premium could be real
sed by forced sale any day They are taken as secur
ty fer redemption of circulation at their par value. Al
the free banks Of New Jersey good but Of the other
banks Of that State, there is room for doubt. We
advice the public to be cautious how they touch
Jersey bank bills except those established under
the new banking law. The Government Stock
Bank Of Ann Aroor, Michigan, is considered unsafe
BY certain parties in the street but there Is not the
slightest foundation for any Of the rumors In circua
ton It's issues secured by deposit Of United States
stocks with the State Treasurer of Michigan ana they
are just safe possible to make them 1t would
be well enough the public to be little cautious for
few days, until the excitement becomes allsyed in
regard bank bills particularly the issues Of the
guaranteed banks of New Jersey, New England and
Pennsylvania The notes Of the free banks Of New York
New Jersey, and Michigan, undoubted aud may be
taken and retained without the least danger.
The bills Il the Peoples Bank Of Paterson, J., are
selling twenty Eve cents the dollar, and the Com
rercia Bank Of Perth Amboy, st fifty cents the dol
lar The brokers have been buying them pretty freely
at hete rates 1t is the impression that ths Peoples
Bank will be bad failure have had for long
time. The Newark Advertiser ssys:-
SThe cashier OF the bank was in New York wednes
day when the bills refused TO be redeemed by their
sgs NJ. and Immediately hurried to Paterson In an
press train hired by him for the purpose and closed the
doors One Of our banks which had about $500 (Which
understand tc be exaggerated by report to 81 50o
CT the bills Of the bank received from dePositors sent
messenger horseback to Paterson hut he too ate
the doors closed and all tho information he ceuld
obtain In any way from note posted on the door,
that this bank has suspended payment in consequence
Of the refuss Of the agent In New York TO redeem
Any bank that would give such for suspeal-
ing payment would not hesitate to dispose Of TIE small
amount Of seses which might be In hand for the benefit
Of few directors aud leave the bin holders to look out
for themselves.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port TO- day smountedo sse1io payments sasS23
0o-balance, s4l34, ,246 II.
The Knickerbccker Bank, locsked the corner Of
Eighth avenue and Seventeenth street will commence
business Wednesday, the LIST Of October Joseph W.
Savage, President; J. A. Gum, Cashier.
The weekly receipts Of the Morris Canal Company from
Aug ls to Sept 20 in each Of the past two year.
a annexed -
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MARKETS ELsEwfIERE.

BosroS sept 2, Brekers B9ara-il share, Bqs:9n and
Maine ksirosd l3 lO l5ni Vermont Central Railroad
p s2s lss do t6Od 80 3o1i; lo2 Do tbsd 2ss q do
b3d q ~ ll32 Ogienshurgh Railroad SlH n,s 10 do.
t6gd ~ ?S western Rarcsd. ,6 20 Norfolk County Rail
read. hood, 1 20 DO, lO; Fitohburg Railroad. los a 70
Vermont ana Massachusetts, Railroad, 2j 2S Portland
ssco snd Persmouth Railroad e Boston and Worcester
Railroad l3i; Eastern Railroad. ei& go Edgsworth
ComIsny6 100 do heod 81 s. 100 eg5ensbarg Railroad
kortrege bon do 81 e Second B0drd-lu shares Fer-
mont Centrs Rsirosd b60d 30 1885, 2s5 do. fS2< 2s SO
DO. b0d sf; Western Railroad, o21i " ogdensbrrs
Rsilroad, 81 AJAX. .
Pm aprITIuA September 2g.EYrst PoGrd-Ssoco Nsyi-
Cation int or 49, 30 do, int 81; 1910 Reading 6s
20 q? 800 s,sts 5s ivs 50 shsrss Mechsnies Bank 2 80
Morris Canal, IN 80 do, l2 sS Louisville Bank li 10
Planters Rank Tenn es, lo Long Island Railroad ri
Northern Bank. ky iO 100 ReRdi Railroad, , Eis 100
soiss- no shares Reading Railroad. a. G 50 Do b5 8 90
do II; 100 ; Jt0 do a. 50 do. q; 100 do e. s7; 100
DO, Is, u 500 Harrisburg ca SOY; Second BosrS=
$1,000 Ntrth An ericsn Coal &C. f 80 u. s. 6s 61, l5
30 shases Unien Canal o 81 aeehancs Bank 2 100 Read
ing Railroad, b. Pen yfvanis Railroad, iOh 10 do
9er ssiss-t9 sh;;ss keatieg Railroad, b. 2s 400
BALTIyoRs, September 2.-Stock Bodrd-Sl3 shares
Baltimore Iire lnsprance ii% IS rcrt and Cumberland
ksesd ls ll0 York Turnpike Rosd 81. At the board TO-
day. hsryand &c cisssd at c9 BID los asked; Baltimore
Sc, lS bid 10i asked; Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad
bonds 1867, 81 bid; do. shares, &C bid. G6s asked.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

rssars Of tie d'stA warrant saa same fes>s were sess
there smus of eadness on the face Of his sstsr
when heard from the lips Of the Judge that might
entertain reasonable hope, that his life would be
spsred-
The D, trict Attorn,y again rose aud said 1t is
my duty 10 cell foe the Judgment of the Court upon Jas
Mr. Vsudervoost asked toe unhappy man what he had
to say Why the sentence Of the Law should not be pro-
nsunced against him.
The prisoner In scarcely audible tone ssid ne nsd
srNrsscs o. DEATH uroN SULLIVAN.
The Judge addressing Sullivan now tne ~
act In the painful spectacle which is this DAY
Upon Iii, indeed, melancholy spectsoe. h,su.
persons have been arragued at this term ior mu'1. @
The last punshment known to our iav sdencunced An
of you your crimes TO your indulgence IN .ne
habit q All arc nor tSs bsn.
of cur . institutions and In return ior tne protecon
which laws freely oer TO you volse them n.n
the Shedding Of blood The preservation Of peace and
good order among u.s. and the security OF human NE,
sts aces to enforce the upon you You Sullivan In
particular .ertaia no wei grounded nope OF any
rsn YOU x
and drove her from your presence. You endansefed
your children and disturbed the peace and quiet Of
ohr-s whose mis.ortune II to live you Your
victim ntererei farther than was necessary or than
he had ght DO to put stop to your discrdery and
unavful Sehayio- Yo who were alone to blame, thus
ss-yor vife and your female domestcs who had alike
ei With your children 70 others for protection against
your yiolenca, Immediately assaulted him. and 1t was
With iifhculty and emily by timely assistance, that
he WAS able to escape your united attack You
then armed yourself and wsylad him, and when he sp.
proached YOU for sught you knev with most peaceful
purpose you stabbed hix not once only but twice and
thrice and yor finished the picture BY attempting on
your trial to fssten the consequences Of your crime
upon your wife that you might save the life which has
been forfeited to the oenied laws of the country I'm
der these circumstance bid prepare for the death
which speedily awaits you and that you wen ana prons
aby use the time that be eft you The sentence OF
the court is that Friday the 2st day OF November
ne It you be hung by the neck until be dead and
may God have mercy upon you.
lhe pris ner ferv.ntly responded Amen
The Sheriff stood beside Sullivan, and the death way
sot a. in the 9th cssea read aud handed TO him
The prisoners wife wept audiby during the passing
the sentence AMI the solemn ceremony OF the reading OF
th death warra and bathed the infant which was Ut
Sleeping az her breast with Hood OF tesr
The prisoners were az removed to the Tomes in the
custody Of the Sheriff assisted by Mr. Beftholf and the
other ocers The greatest order and quetness was OBJ
served throughout the court owing to the admirable
arrangements Of Mr. Hitchcock Mr.. Berlholf and the
other ofhcezs IN attendance The court adolrueu 70
Monday NOR a;ny ne1t ST 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
TeIeeraphlc Reports.

BUFFAIo, September 70, 1851.
The past twenty four hours receipts at this port
up-Flour, 1000 bbs; wheat, 4iOeo bush corn 10000
bush Western -four Is firm, and In moderate demand.
loo0 bt!s. Michigan rold ut So 81 81. wheat-the
supplies Of mixed being larger prices heavy
COCO bush sold at CO Csc for Ohio Corn is not 90
active but late rates maintained sales Of 10000
tu Ia ut a. iGc for mixed Western. Oats steady
with small sales at 25c The freight quotations arc
Flour, 4sc.; wheat 49, &C.; corn, 1919.
ALrsSY, september %. 1851
The ;receipts since yesterday have bccnflour 0co
bbs Wheat 40c0 bush corn, 10 COO bush; barley, IA
0cC bu,h. There has been o good business doing In
-four the saer have been 600 bbls at So 81 81 for
straight State; 81 IL fer Michigan; and 81 12 for
pure Genesee Wheat Is firm with good milling inqui-
nv: 25C0 bush. mixed sold at Sic Corn is steady at
yefteraays rates: sales OF II 900 bush at 56 for
mixed Western and Sec for heated l3 0oo bush barley
sold at IS .6c for two-rowed and 81 for four-rowed
Oats are quiet at previous quoia.io
BALTIMORE, September %, 1851.
Sales made to day Of 200 bbs Howard street -four,
Of SO %. and 400 City Mills at So rs 81 Grain Is
uncbspged Coffee. bags ho sold at sia Ssc.
TIE stock hand Is 2soO bags.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

we have received flies of the Bermuda papers TO the
l7th inst. inclusive W. make the following extracts
The Bo--uasm Of the 18th inst says -
I.i. stated that there Is every probability that the
spans "A msil steamers which iun between Csdiz and
Cubs VI make Bermuda stoppay place fer the pur-
poss Of coating In order urage such intercourse,
there before the House Of Assemb for
placing fcreis mail steamers on the footing Of other
az steamer, regaI d. port charg.s which we have
doabs be sancton, by the three branches Of the
legislature
fae sissrissr CT the ID instant gives the following
Items
ETsry kind Of business throughout community ap
peas TO be nearly used NJ AID the Present state Of
adsr- assume an alarming aspect and prorlhes to be
HEca entire Reform in trade Is then sbso-
utssy necessary. Bermu IL hs :herto bet supported
~ commercial bus but now its large trs
have en- ed and the p-r' Dt usne Is reduced to
nominal one; some thity year, ago serenity sail CT
good caE. or vessels halle from these islands doing
thirty snd very few of these for the last twelve months
have o-s than paid the ssilfz expenses, and wee Il
met ia. larger quantity Of onions and potatoes have
lately beea rased th4n formerly although The prices
have nsde-ably fallen th.e islands would certainly
lie IN HSEse condti n. Her hsJestys dockyard las
also been Of the chief by which number
of the iahsbitants We ebtsin livelihood and
that the pres system Of NO longer be OF ad
vantage TO sse Of vrsseis ana heavy retIench
n eoi boa ia sal4r-s nd uisrhsrge Of men has taken
p'sce :. ne Ma ri Vera ana o. her gov -nlent sta
lions -e must look 10 a more permsneu. occupation
and create native mpOl nt namely. sgric ul.uc
TIE mo- pob,e and INDEPENDENT of alt Wasn we CON
pare little kno~ledge Il Bermuda agriculture with
have abroad tn advantages in favor Of
B-rzE3, We believe country men are not aware Of
the czpsb II Of their lit lie lanc which to b. brought
fully cat cbiy require inlEstry. aud -tusted the
ISLANDS within three day ttesm OF New ork II the
proper DgsmsEts b. made. good market for the
Ser2da pr ducs for that o' any stand viii certainly
h. obs.nei We ave sssn schooner loads Of fui, and
vegetables Oronght from the Bahamas and the Southern
stst+s 90 tLe New York market at the time thai
fruit in ia these islands, bringing prices
that cur people wcu ave th Ia. encouraging.
The showers of rain Friday. saturday ami sun
day haye nicely prepared the ground for gsrea seeds
time shoud be lost ia planting I,h potatoes Of Ber-
seed Getting out onions for reed before they ben
spring and for sowing tomato seed though sesv hat
srY.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
CITY TRADE RA PORT.

AT-npANi 20 tpI. - E.aI.
ashss rensa qu,st st s. so 90 for pots and pea
Ccton is SHADE lover and stil Inactive iion, ex1-
bi.s no ch.Dre e-l bbs sold at yesterdays prices.
sopthe-, sppes.s dull 100 bis ordinary old and new,
fetched SC eTH So IS Rye -four and meal are de-
pre,ssa whest seems hesvy the decline; zoo bushels
Michigan were taken At se, Rye stesdy; 1ooo bushels
reliz ID 7ac Farley and oats less buoyant. Cora
continue, firm he sses, including Is 900 bushels IA
na-si st 5.e $500 and mixed at 6oc Gle. Tork is
in demand; 200 5bis mess brought rs and prm
sls 81 a sl3 s7H Other provisions are uaaltsret'
whiskey is les. valuable Is bbl. Ohio and Prison were
dI.posca Of at o2h.c s22xe, ca,h.