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January Steamer, Captain. Hour Destination
Fhiy. 3, CALIFORNIA, Reynolds. o'clock Mobile
BELLE CREOLE, White O'Clock. picksbu,e
PATRICK HENRY, Landry 5 o'clock. :. Baton Rougs
FASHION, Martini 10 O'Clock . Points Il In Haeb.
MARY FOLEY. Dalferes. O'Clock ....... LqJoureh
W. A VIOLET. 6warney, O'Clock ...........Yasoo
4" GEN. TAYLOR, Trinidad O'Clock. =. Donatd sonyls
" ALAMO, Reed, O'Clock. .0uachia Rpsr
sULTANA Cable o'clock. ............ ST. Loui.
!" PEYTONA Shallcross, o'clock .LoutspiAe
satu A. FLORIDA Gber,on 40 Mobile
4" MICHIGAN irwin O'Clock. .Menphi.
GEN. WORTH, Wilson, S o'clock. ......Yazoo Gin
NATCHEZ NO. 3, Leatlsr, O'Clock Hard Time,
d" E. ID. WHITE, Brady, o. cock. ..... WGiaDsport
+" F. M sTREcK, strscs, o'clock ........ Lqjourehs
DoswELLJ T. Larose 10 O'Clock.
" WooDsMAN. Perroncel, o'clock .......Rsd River
ST. JAMES, Power. O'Clock. dsonpin.
TUsCUMBiA, Gable, 8 O'Clock. Yazoo Riper
TEXAS Claiborne, 8 O'Clock. Fort To.cnsena
BRIDE, Amslen, O'Clock. Red Rper
=" HUNGARIAN, Warman. Commencement. Cincinnati
sund s, MONROE. Gwartneys o'clock.
" SHAMROCK Hart O'Clock. ............ Red River
Moni, 6, MONTGOMERY, Estes O'clock. Princeton
DOVE Box o'clock. arkansas River
+" HEcLA Kay, o'clock. .A,srandria
Tues, PRINCESS NO. Holiness O'Clock ...pcksbu,g
ID. b. MosBY Kercheva. O'Clock. ..~... Atakaras
Wed, 8, CADDo, Graham, o'clock. River
Thurs NANloPE, Castillo l2 O'Clock Atakapas
satur, II, AUToCRAT, Goser o'clock ..........Msmphs
Uucsrtain ORIENTAL. PaTkinson o'clock Psburg
" L. P. McEEAL Booker O'Clock. ..Memphs
" PRIDE OF THE WEST. Rogers 10 o'clock t.Lous
" JOSIAH LAWRENCE, Carlisle, O'Clock. 81. Louis
BUENA VISTA, Lamothe, O'Clock ..........s, Louis
q" "a IOWA, Carter. O'Clock Louis
" PACIFIC, Fhan, O'Clock. Loui,
" COLUMBUS, Pest, o'clock ....-........St. Louts
ST. LOUIS, Taylor, o'clock Louis
=" ATLANTIC, ogesby, o'clock. .....-.....S Louis
81" SALUDA Lynn, o'clock .............st Loui.
AMERICA, johnson, O'Clock Memphis
" lRooUois, Lee, O'Clock. .NashviAs
4" GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley, o'clock. .Louispls
" LEXINGTON, Maher, o'clock. Louisville
" BosToNA Price, O'Clock. Louisville
FANNY SMITH, Richards, O'Clock. Louisville
" j. HuRRlsETT. Fmiren 5 O'Clock -. :. Weuu19ka
&. w. KENDALL. Norton, 70 o'clock Cinennati
" JAMES MlLLNGAR Foster, O'Clock Cincinnati,
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PLAcIDE's-MR. BUcHANAN's BENrrIr.-fonight is
apart the oopsntaFy benefit Of this gentleman. Sir
HasDoat decidedly his best character, and with such
company a. Pacide's, anticipate rich treat.
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AMERICAN THEATRE,


KY Ladies' Fair at ArmOry Hall.--This Fair will
oe continued on the Evenings of THURSDAY FRIDAY
commencing at o'clock The remaining articles will
OH without reserve, either for cash The Lotteries not
yet hed up will be closed by the young Ladies
having them IN charge, and opportunity will for
securing the chances which haze not vet been
disposed Of. ,sl o,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-03

z. l.. g; Davis vs.. Mrs. Seward, Mo. lO995.
p VlRTU OF writ of Provisional Seizure to
me d 1s BY Il l. Wate, Second Justice Of the
in b; s 1 lsRBi ETdhES
FH a5 seized in NJ a NJ TH iPi Constable.
T OST-On Monday night, the 30th inst, going
cxF S Gm to FRI SG St R6 os co% ss
and R aa the 'a' T return
j32t Chief Director.
GLASS WARE! GLASS WARE!-30O boxes
Tnmb P and us Tumbe
seven flute do; short arch rubsrs Gallon Jars Preserve
JUGS etc. andins from steamer Sor Rsef and for sas
low by Jas 81 A. BLACHE. 80 Old Levse st.
TT l.. STONE q CO, 81 and 50 Common st
have landing from ship, Ar Union orlando, Meridian
j. Hawthorn, TheoNana. Nobe, Buena Vista, Trunbel
Spr glsi BFGsRes-l93S dozen, assorted
Twiqs5O bundles Cotton;
BB Ssswasae esS' ss s9S1 quarts ha and pn"
Sweet Meats-75 cases;
Aiackere $50 packages, full assortments;
ESSENCE Peppermint-lg0 boxes;
Cod Fisl-n drums and boxes;
C{fanberr ieg o1S paiosa ages;
Fiss-l000 drums Smyrna:
Boston Crackers-25 bbls.
NutmegsSmc1S casks
tassa3I0 mats;
Pepper-250 bags;
Citron75 boxes;
Curants-5J bbls New;
Chocolate-i50 cases
Tomato, WanHt and Mushroom Ketchup;
Cunaut iely-50 boxes;
Pickes-50 bhls Cucumbers;
Iron Bound Kegs--50O;
Clothes fins-l00 boxes;
Glnger-100 bags Race
spoes-2yO boxes Spice, Ginger and PeprsT'
Fire Crackers--l00 boxes;
Refined SBgar-l50 packages;
Stuughtons Btters-l50 boxes;
Raisns-lCOO packages
Powder-l5U0 packages Hazards ceebated Sportin,
and Rifle, for sale by II. H. STONE " Co,
| ia3 Iw Agents for Hazard Powder Company.
nPIUM-3 packages prime Turkey;
~ Qunine-2lO0 ounces:
Camphor-l0 barrels
asattBtida-l case;
BalSam Copaiva-l0 half barrels;
Gum Arabic-l0 cases;
JartaTic Acid-5 cases;
Cape Aloes-3 cases;
Arrow RoOl-20 cases Bermuda;
Alum-20 barrels;
Brmstone-25 barrels:
EPSON Sqlts--50 barrels;
CaIomel, Canthariles iodine Iolide, Poasse Cream
Tarar, and large variety OF other Staple Drugs
Chemicals, for sale by the package only
Ja3 Il. J. HART N CO., 10 Tchoupitoulas st.
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The mail failed yesterday, the Mobile boat not
having arrived.
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HISTRJONTCS.

HLSTRIONICS.
II Mrs. Mary stuart's Benefit. Mr.. NEAFIE.
having delayed his departure until Tuesday expressly perform
for Mrs sTuARTs Benefit will appear.
On MONDAY EVENING January 6, ls5i will be performed
Shakspeares Comedy entitled
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
eoMlC soNd.......... by. Mr.. -
And the fourth act, Trial Scene of
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Il Doors open at quarterpaG o'clock p NJ
luar,er.pns o'clock.
II Tickets to be had at the usual places. a3
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E-S5' Last Night OF the Orphans Fair.-GREAT
SALE AT AUCTION Ciuz.ns New Orleans, Citizens
of the WOrd daily notified that the balance the
ornamental articles presented the Orphan Girls Asylum by
ads OF New Orleans, will be sold public auction, without
reserve, THIS EVENING Friday O'Clock Armory
Immediately after the oucon the picture Margaret and the
Silver viii lie ratified of A3
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On TIA 2is nj. ~ s,--r=s.rz, Devue aged
y
On the 3o!h nit, HARRIET CEoILIA DuLANY, aged As
late Of Georgetown, d. C., wife of John jennings of
:, anil No
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Died

In this city, the Both ut. MANUEL CAPELLA and
MARY ANN, daughter of Christian ROseius, Esq.
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U. s. DIsTICT COURT. l.. O'Suvan, one of the &C
cused in the Cuban business appeared in yesterday
morning and answered to his recognzances The counsel
Gen. Lopez filed several additional pleas in Abatement OBJ
ecng the formation of the Grand Jury which found the
hi
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MALIoous.The driver of drsy No 1910, Patrick Ford
ives brought before Recorder Genos yesterday morning.
the charge of macouy attempting drive Francois
Lapaue, who accidentally fell down while crossing the
Of St. Ann and Condo Mr. Lapaures head
considerably injured by of the wheels of the day
Ford was returned before the EiIsl District Court.
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CURRANTS-25 casks new Currants, in store
~ jss A. +. COCHRAN, q TChoupiioulss st.
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lfyou would know the value of money go and
try 10 borrow some.
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iQOlDAIlON. - The undersigned, BEING
~ about 70 retire from the Dry Goods business will FINN
@ dae offer their large and elegant stock OF their %
pc at prices which will make an obect for bayers
Ehn should ne entire stock be sold by he lst
nos o,.e L. y E. REILLY & CO.
"-' 1opu Conan Ian sland Royal strset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
In Corgress. Yesterday,

The SENATE did fair days work. The
Postage Reduction bill was made Spe-
cial Order for Monday next. Col. BEN
TONS bill to give Missouri two per cent.
on the proceeds of the Public Lands sold
within her borders was opposed by Mr.
CLAY and defeated-3O to ID. The bill to
settle Land Claims in California was pass
ed-Mr. OWNS basis Substantially being
preferred to Col. BENToN's by 80 to 8.
In the HOUSE, some Territorial bills
were passed and others favorably reported.
Mr.. SrRoNe reported against the claim Of
Vim. S. Messervy to be received as Dele
gate from New Mexico-he having been
elected as a Representative under State
organization. His case is to be acted on
next Monday. Several small bills were
reported, but no subject of much interest
acted upon.
We trust Congress is not forgetting
that the Session can last but little more
than three weeks longer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
The Irish ExiIes.

The following extracts from letter written by
a gentleman residing in Van Diemsn's Land
must be interesting TO the families, friends, and
admirers of the exiled Irish leaders
In your last you inquired anxiously for Meagher
must now tell you that we are on the most In
innate terms with all the exiles We have met
Mesgher, Martin, and Mitchell. The two latter
are stationed but few minutes walk from this
AS to Meaeher we went twenty five miles to see
him, to the lakes, the trysting-place, where the
three districts meet but, after all, were disap-
pointed. 1t seems hard of the Government to
confne each to one district after they had given
their parole not to escape. However, they do not
adhere strictly to the wishes of the Government
Soon after our excursion TO the lakes Meagher
visited Boutwell,, with his friends Mitchell and
Martin. We then made his acquaintance. he
has been getting fine boat built to beguile his
time on the lakes and he is about building her
mitage on one Of the islands, where he purposes
residing. He asked Miss --, afriend of mine TO
go up and christen, his boat, which is to be called
Speranza, in compliment to the falr poetess put
as we all agreed that the weather is too cold Tor
ladies to travel, we deferred the christening till
Spring.
Smith O'Brien, who, you know, refused his
parole, is confined TO Maria Island, but is now
allowed more liberty than at first, having horse
to ride about the island which is a beautiful one.
Mtchers countenanee is very fine, has great
variety of expression he has the stamp OF
leader. His health is much improved by the
climate.
Martin is great favorite with us all-he is so
kind, frank, humble, and honest-hs health is also
good They are on most friendly terms with all
the neighborhood. Three days never pass that we
don't see some of them. A few days since we
had a great laugh at them: they got tired of their
lodgings any thing bat comfortable took cot
tsge, and &ept house three days exactly. The
first evening they came and poured out their
household griefs at our Preside the next they
went 10 our friends the - the third, Mr..
Mitchell declared he could stand it no longer, and
returned, bag and baggage, to his former house
keeper declaring that no house could be kept
without a woman.
subsequent letter contradicts the report Of
Mr.. O'Briens attempted escape, for which the
writer says there is not the least ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
Designs and Developments.

The Albany State Register (Sllver Gray
thus announces the defeat of Hamilton
Fish and the Wing party:
at will be seen, by reference to our Legisla-
tive proceedings, that there was no choice OF SEN
ator Yesterday. Mr. BEEKMAN, from New-fork
roted IN accordance ruth the knOUR SrM and 'ctsheS
ofkis constituents which he was bound TO respect
and thus prevented a nomination in the Senate
The passage of law will be necessary to bring
up the subject again at this session.
How can The Register show such gross
disrespect to the eleventh hour certificate
of Mr.. Fish's Unionism by its Silver
Gray compatriot, ]. B. Varnum' ESQ! IT
Mr.. Beekman's recusancy was so impera-
lively required by his constituents, what
must be the fate of the three Senators and
eleven Representatives from this City who
voted for Hamilton Fish Did they igno-
rantly mistake or wilfully misrepresent
their constituents!
The Albany Atlas Barnburner) says ::
"If the Senators who had voted for Fish on the
first nomination, had voted for Granger on the
second there would have been a nomination by
tue Ceudtcs W NC iOhOWCu W a Opn'C VI viz
two Houses and Joint Ballot.
ave presume that this had been considered ;
and that the attempt loould hare been lied for it
is evident that though Mr. Beekman has assumed
the whole responsibility of the action today, he
has represented the 1ctskes and purposes of that
section of the Wing party called the Slrer Grdys
The question seems to have been ho1r 10 accom-
plSsh the result rcih the least exposure Of leading
pdrtiSans TO the consequences that oto'c from such
revolutionary action"
Yes, the consequences sure enough
1t is well to consider them, and not expose
any more than may be necessary to the
retributive justice of betrayed and indig-
nant People.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
Rear Rank Taking Distance

The Syracuse star, the very special or
gan of the thirteen and half Silver Grays
in the great, free souled County of ONoN-
DAGA is encouraged by the joyful tidings
of Gov. FIsH's defeat, to propose formal
excelsior of the Weed and Seward Wings
from It's party. 1t says;
There can be but one opinion as to the course
which should be pursued by the friends of the Ad
ministration. A proper selfrespect will no longer
allow them to remain Inactive They must I'M
medatey commence the work OF a separate or
ganizaton, and strive TO reconstruct the Wing
party of New York upon comprehensive, liberal
and national basis, that shall command the respect
and sympathy of the Wings OF other States and
the support and adherence of the uncOTdpted
portion of the Wings of our own State. IL should
be distinctly proclaimed by them that they can
form no political alliance with those who prefer
the isBs which demegOgues have of late engrated
upon the Wing creed. 70 those fundamental and
noble principles which formerly composed it
Nor should any opportunity be lost OF vindicatlng
those principles and of purifying the party from
those pestilent demagogues who have attached
themselves TO it for the purpose merely OF carry
ing into effect their own peculiar opinions upon
questions having no connection with the objects
for which political parties were instituted"
1t is certainly to be hoped that those
who neither share the convictions nor sup
port the candidates of the Wing party of
New ork will leave it as speedily as may
be convenient. Their work of separate
organization and original construction has
been delayed too long already. If the only
choice prohered to the old-fashioned Wings
who adhere to the principles and pledges
of AZ and '48 respecting Slavery is to
have them as avowed enemies outside Of
the party or malcontents, factionists and
traitors within it, conspiring with its old
adversaries to defeat It's nominations and
rob it of the natural fruits of its triumphs,
they surely cannot take themselves off one
moment too soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
Ru Telerrnnh 10 The TtIbnne.

BIZ Telegraph to The T'l6Hns.
BosroN, Thursday, FEB. s.
The Canada brings one days la'er intelligence
from Europe, as follows
The London Daily Ners says that the Ministers
have decided upon 4 surrender Of the Window
Tax, substituting moderate Income Tax. Inc
Marquis of Northampton died on the nth January
PARIS. Friday.-L amartine's speech defending
the Government was not concluded until > nm
on Thursday, when the Assembly adjourned and
an unusually large number of persons attended
the B all at the Elysee on Thursday night. Bourse
quotations were. Elves, 95f 10; Threes, 57f- 5.
DRESDEN. January 14.-It is considered that
the chief object ofthe conference has been sbsn'
doned. The Austrian, Hanoverian and Bavarian
Agents have left. No Congress Of Monarchs is to
take place at Dresden.
HAsBuRG. January l5-On the 18th, hol-
stein patrol was attacked by the Danes at
Wuddye. and a skirmish ensued. The Confer
ence between the Danish, Austrian, and Russian
Commissioners at Hamburg has been adjourned.
MADRID. January 1.-THE Queen has acceP-
ted the resignation of Ministers. Rodeland, Mons,
&c, are endeavoring to form Cabinet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington, Feb. 5, ls5l.-John L. Hayes, Esq.
Of New Hampshire, was admitted an attorney
and counsellor OF this Court. No. 40. The United
States, appellants, Us. l.. Boisdore's heirs On
appeal from the District Court of the United States
for Mississippi. Mr.. Justice Catron delivered the
opinion of this Court, reversing the decree Of the
said District Court, and remanding this cause
with directions to dismiss the petition of the
claimants. No. r. J. d Arcy, plaintiff in error
rs. Ketchum, Rogers h Bennett. The argument
of this cause was continued by Mr.. etchum for
the defendants in error, and concluded by Mr.
Coke for the plaintiff in error. No 70. f. c. L.
Gruner, appellant, Us. the United States. This
case was argued by Mr.. Attorney General Crit
tenden for the appelees, and submitted on
printed argument by Mr. Sherwood for the appel.
liant No. IS. J. p. Hotchkiss ct al plaintiffs in
error, rs. NJ Greenwood ct al. The argument OF
this cause was commenced by Mr. f wing for the
plaintiffs in error, and continued By Mr. Chase for
the defendants in error. Adjourned until to-mor
row at ii o'clock A. NJ.
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Canal Appointments.
The Canal Board have made the Gllowins


pointments for the ensuing year:
COLLECTORS OF ToLLs.-Erie caaai-Nsw-York,
Arson W Evans Albany. James w Greenej We.t Troy,
Robert /. Moe; hensctady, Andrew Kelley Futon
John 5 Ray Rome Marquis HOllsGer; Syracuse, Nor
man Gus Monkzuma, Elijah Miller; Lyons Darius II
COchrune Brockpor Edwin T. sTidges; Albion George
W beden; LocGporL George II. Bough T Jnaw snda
Lewis 5. Payne Black ROcE, Absslom Bull.
CAazELssa Canal Waterford and SlOop Lock A. L.
Brewster; SehqyiervilIs Giles brisbini Glsns Falls
Osccg0 canak-Ssins Charles II. Gage; Oswego, Ed.
muDd hawks, yr.
Casagaand Seneca caaaL-Gsnevs, Nicholas Tanbling-
CAenuns Canal-Hsvans, Waldo NJ Potter; Horse
heGcR, Lewis EdminstOn; Corning. Hezekizh Thurber.
Crooked Lake CgAaI-Dresden, Thomas F7azie, Jr.;
Penn Yam, Rodney L. Adams.
ChsnangO caaGL-HsmilIon, James Putnam; Oxford,
Horaiio II. Cook Bng ampiOn, Henry W. Shipmsn.
Geaesse TaLley C0EaL-Dsnsyille, Russell =. Hicks.
OHsida Lake Canal Hig gins, TbOmss O Haley.
sUPERlNTENDENcE OF REPAIRs-Ere CanaL-S-c 10.
l. Jonas v. Oothous West Troy Aaron swsr Science
hdy; 8 William o. Wait, Amsterdam; William Dale Fort
Plain 5, Chsuncey Elwood Herkmer; 6, Am.ziah o.
Barber, New LOndOn T. Thomas JARVIS CanasOta; 8,
Elijah Payne, Syracuse g. solomon A. Jacobs Monte
yuma 10 Lep'n L Rose, Newark IL. William Brown,
Harris, Buffalo CAdAJLliH Canal Sec. No. /, Norman
Seymour, FORT Miller Alopzo w Morgan, Gleo's Fsls
ter Peei, PbgDix, cayaoa and Sensei ctnai simeon
Draper, sieIoo CAsssSRs CaaGi Frsaer.-Thomas C.
Sleeper, Hsrsehesds Ginning Canal Ezra Ma EFT Mill
port CrsOked Lois Canal JOIN c. BabcocE Penn Van
ChnaHgo CaaaL-Sec No. |, Lyman c. Niles New III Art
lord, = Wlhsm Z " hlie sbrtburne; 5, Justus WeutZ
BinghAmion. Gsnesss TaNey Canal Daniel D. Spencer
l9Tk. hoek RireT Canal William Higby. Boouvine.
WEfCHHAsTERS-Albeny. Aaron Van Scnasck. Utica
ysues McOonouEhi Rochester Richard D. HoweII,
" eel Troy John Wood: Syracuse Ih Revuods
lNSPECToRS OF BOATs-New- York Cornelius Nesfe
hugh Bradley Bruce c Smith; William Il Holmes
Brooklyn = Alexander; Albany James hcQnads
Coruelus V CAmpbel Arch'd Young; Geo. Corser
West Troy Daniel La Grange; supplyF Wilson; Troy
Henry Emmons; Schemes sdy; Henry Merseis; Uues
Charles ' seeiHm; Syracuse Ezra Downer; Rochester
Drayioo Bromley John dickinson; Buffalo: Frederick
Mbeeleri william Lewis; Edmund C. Hull; Waterfall
OhI Aoeiii salne: Henry Henderson; Oswego Horace
TonaWards Sterling Drggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

MEXICAN CLAIMS Washington, Feb. 5, ISL
The Board met according to adjournment, present
all the members The Joint memorial Of Elisha
Copeland, for himself and as one Of the assignees
Of II. Price i Co.. and Of William Fowle, az one
of the same assignees, claiming for an unpaid
draft taken in payment for supplies furnished to
the government Of California in 1925, being taken
up for consideration, with the proofs and docu.
ments, the Board came TO an opinion that the
claim is not valid against the Republic Of Mexico
ann the claim was accordingly not allowed That
Of Henry Stevens claiming for damages by bis ex
pulsion from hatamoras In 1876, being taken up
FOR consideration, with the proofs and documents,
the Board came TO an opinion that the claim is va
lid against the Republic OF Mexico and the same
was allowed accordingly, the amount to be
awarded subject 10 the future action of the Board
The memorial Of Burwell Green, claiming for
seizure Of his goods taken for mere trading pur
poses upon the Santa Fe expedition from Texas
wss this day fled with an affidavit showing the
reasonswhy the said claim has not been presented
within the time fixed by the rule Of the Board ;
whereupon the question Of receiving the memo
rial arising, that question was suspended for fur
Their consideration, add the Board adjourned until
IL A n. to morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
FOREIGN MARKET.
Ritchie & NIcCOrmick's Circular.
Correspondence ofThe Tribune.


GLASGOW, Friday, Jan. IL.
AsHEs-Pot ashes are quiet about 2s per cwt; but
IN eject sales 10 any extent this rate scarcely be
rrsHtaned Pearl ashes scarcer, and 10 better demand
CoTToN-Tbe trade demand for cotton has, during tue
mast week continued the most limited scale. The mar
kt has In consequence assumed very quiet appearance
and BUYERS are now able operate on rather more favor
able terms. -. . -, ,,..a..o,
able weather all kinds Of new grain are brought 10 me
market n bad condition. which, coupled with the conun
ned large imports OF French wheat and nour keeps the
Trade ea and prices have given way about Is per quarter
on new wheat al descriptions and on Hour Is per sacf
or sd per barrel The demand for barley has considerably
ncreased OF late and this article Is offered al Is per boil OF
decline Arrivals Of moderate with little inquiry bur
rces are about maintained In beans and peas there no
hsnge to report We hear sales Of Indian corn.
NAVAL SToREs-Common Resin still scarce aud IN de-
rnand In other qualities little doing.
Ous-The market is quiet but hrn. Pale seal NAV oe
quoted at AS7 les per tun; Cot ISL; Whale, ~ SoS
Red Lard OIL SIS per cwL Sperm 10 IN better demand
PRovfsroSs-The Provision trade sui rules very oal
There is little squiry for Bacon Mddles and not much OF
eripg For very fine quality holders ask SIS ID per cw
There are more Shoulders In the market cheese Is 1u
OF Eae with holders anxious 10 realize and prices Ia IaVO
Of the buyer. - -. ID " ~
TAILow-Hoders are firm; and we may quote T. \ u
and finest North American SIS Cd GS9s percw From
the high price OF Lard the consumption o. IAo" Is H.
creating for c,ndle and soap purposes -
RICHIE MCCORMICK, % Souh hanoyerH-