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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-10-15
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

The New Orleans papers, of the 3Oth
ult., which came TO hand last night, are
filled with details of the Mexican revolu-
ton, brief accounts Of which we have had
by telegraph, which appears to be quite a
formidable affair. The following letter to
the Brownsville Rio Bravo gives the latest
from the field Of battle:
Rio GRANDE CRY, Sept. go, 81.
Dear Sir: You have, ere this, received
my short communication per steamer Cor
vette, which informed you that the %revolu.
1ionists, as they are termed, were contem,
plating an attack on the evening of the day
on which the letter was written. 1t was,
however, postponed until yesterday. The
attack commenced yesterday at 2 o'clock,
p. NJ, and the military were soon compell-
ed to seek refuge in the church and Gus.
tom house. The whole force under Col.
Carvajal was three companies. amounting
to three or four hundred men, if | am right
ly informed. One company from Guerre-
ro, under command of Don Jose Maria
Canales, was placed in front; the second
company, almost all Americans, was pla-
ced in the centre, under command of Capt.
Tremble; and the third company, from
Camargo, under command Of Don Thomas
Cabazos. They. were led 10 the main
plaza by Col. Carvajal, in spite Of the can.
non and every other mode Of defence which
the Mexican troops could adopt. The
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-10-15
THE ELECTION.

But few returns have been received from
the townships Of this county We are Of
opinion that Woods majority will be in
the neighborhood Of 1000. The whole
democratic county ticket is elected. .,n
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THE ELECTIONS IN CALIFORNIA.

The Washington Union, OF the 10Th
inst, says: We find in the Penhsylya-
man of yesterday the two following letters
from San Francisco, written at the mo-
ment Of the steamers sailing, both Of
which announce the gratifying intelligence
of the election of Bigler, the democratic
candidate for governor, together with the
whole democratic ticket for State officers
and Tor Congress: -'
CALIFORNIA. HAIL! ALL HAIL!-The edi-
tor of the Pacific Star, the democratic
daily paper at San Francisco, writes US
as follows: $40
OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC STAR.
San Francisco. Sept. 6, 1851.
MY DEAR FoRNEY: We have no tele-
graphs in this country, and our news does
not arrive as yet with lightDing-speed in
the "Pennsylvania of the Pacific" E.
nough TO know that the returns. as far as
received, show that "Ilonest John" is
elected governor OF California, and tho
whole democratic State and congressional
ticket. We have secured. as far as heard
from, a majority Of the next legislature,
which insures a democratic United States
Senator, vice Fremont, The Legislative
vote from this county will be equally di.
vided, which. in view Of the custom.house
influence, and the notorious fact that Mr..
r. Butte King is a candidate for the Uni.
ted States Senate, is a most triumphant
victory. We claim that banner, and the
official result will prove our title 10 its pos.
session. The. mountain men Of Califor.
MIA, like the miners of Pennsylvania, have
proved true TO their principles and TO their
country. May Heaven grant the same
glorious result in the Old Keystone! 'Ho'
The steamer is about off, or | would re.
copy this miserable scrawl. We. feel too
well to be very particular in our style. tos
a@' Faithfully, 2 fae ~" peo'1
= o9io' THoS. w. SUTHERLAND.
A friend who came passenger by the
Prometheus brings a letter to a relative
from San Francisco, which probably con.
tains the latest ne VS. from the golden State.
We have been permitted to make the fol-
lowing extract. 1t fully confirms the
above: tohd
= a'a" SAN FRANcisco, Sept. 6. 1851!
DEAR Cousin: Knowing the deep inter.
est you take in the result OF our election,
will keep my letter open, until the last
possible moment, in order to give you our
latest returns. The news published by
the wing papers Of this morning looks
squally, but the San Francisco Herald
~says-which, according 10 the best infor-
nation, is true-that the democrats have
swept the State by q decisive majority. soa
10 Triompael We have conquered:
we have carried Blgler for governor, The
rest Of the State ticket, the two members
Of Congress, and the majority, as We be-!
lieve, in both branches Of The Legislature.
am, dear cousin, yours, truly, G. 6,
EHlhi'9 O7a''e FNfa Ns sny .sfoG
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

- = 49, % S'N '~S
succeeded in treating with t" elve tribes OF
California Indians, they agreeing onicer-
tain conditions, to retire to the valley OF
Clear Lake, the limits of which is marked
out by a high range Of mountains. effec-
tually separating them from the white pop
~ulation. l.. .,U ".aaU to sa' t"a'
The Union contains an account Of a
fight with the Indians on Salt Creek, about
80 miles above Dyes Ranch. Mr.. Dye
and his party charged the Rancheria, kill.
ing two chiefs and capturing f%orty-three
men, women. and children. D.'H e
The Indians, alter the fight was over,
promised TO come in, make a treaty with
the whites, and live peaceably in the val.
ley. II these conditions are fulfilled, the
prisoners are to be delivered up and set at
liberty; if not, they will be slain. .
The cause of this attack upon the part
of The whites, was occasioned by the muir
dering of a boy, on the 10th ult., by a par
ty Of Indians who entered the hayward Of
Mr.. Dye, where the poor boy was asleep
upon a pile oflumber. As many as twelve
Indians were counted after the shot was
fired. On their getting out Of harms way
they fired a pistol, which shows that they
were provided with firearms. There is
some doubt whether the Indians captured
are Of the MIL creek" or valley" tribe.
A day has been appointed for a meeting
OF the tribes, when a grand feast is to be
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In an incredibly short space of time,
ropes were reeved through the two blocks
that hung from beams projecting from the
front of the committee 'rooms, over the
doors in the second story, and the two
ends were taken inside the rooms. Moo.
SEES were made at the end of each, and in
a minute the two criminals were seen led
to the doors in their shirt sleeves. The
ropes were adjusted around their necks,
and in an instant they were jerked stimuli
t~aneously into the air, until their necks
struck the blocks. They descended a lit.
tie distance, and were again jerked up to
the block, causing them to swing violently
to and fro. Their arms were pinioned to
their sides; but M'Kenzie's hands being
free, he caught the rope by which he was
elevated in his left hand; he was lowered
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:. IN ss,e. ard Peaches at sesssi cr.ss.ni.. -ay Dc

GaDC = IES-Th, marie, for CrFee is armsr q
IoD Eo ssftcss dec ana ~ erpart' fs'o ess, so
- ne demand tase. % al ar yalt q'n~iy - va
- INva sid ~ lie 800 na-S aia a. s}ic Slgasas
M Bro~n Havana rod Ss5e Molassss eoatiaasS ~
30 hb6s CUBA Muscoyad9 sed at 7al5 ard ~. atsi
on. CAKE, sr-TAs Sstuaa1 is aa;Ws M TINS tsiA
oho' oouhtV az SIC 81 taEs thes Tound AZ So as nas
Ei>p-Ils na1kttis active and sieAir; 10 qgh nv
- Ss,ei1sr 80. II ~hc1 ,t'6 we've Ia r. = = s.
- ars stesnslAi s. 81. F.el1 bbs Aessachuse-ts
SsI.r.i ~ sS,gr ns ara - IS ~ " Si,r-r. srlf
fIRON-rhs uark,t f. Sco'sa PrlsNesiy. loe 'Ias
o., 49, al &c. 6ros and 20 tnns Eng 81 Bar az 50
ssies lf1s y msi. p.fcels ~ sehtt ~ - a',l *
lfls SUPER Cab Gta a. &c. 'fc1-ts MANILA u co.
IS rasss soda tsl a. eic DO - OH psloar-n-r p
s OBJ - TINS Sal Sodas1'd n Katie NhieaE l5"ei;
NAVAL sIORES-SpITiis Of Turpsn'ins aa7e deolia.
ia hhis solo % day Sc. cash SO hbs Rough do AZ
H'DfsThe market rs steady. l.oco sues h,res sid
for hs Cassfa market n ~ les &c 321e Htsm'r's q
zee no5'hs $40 Cry slaughter a. sc noaihS md
2iCo Csrthaeenas private terms The stock u dar Is
100 go, exclusive of horse hides.
Tie Imports n ooioter ~ero ile.1J. as4ia,; sjlos
Imports p, IN tots, NV .io5 7Gs l7n,6s
OF Fas' INDIA Krs bales sod 10 arrive AZ q o5 9 IS
LEATHER Tho market Is dun and heavy. the stock
l. accumualEg The o,do-s from The East came N less
so- though good demand ye' antcipatsd this u
RICE The new crop arrives slowly; 200 ueres. sold a.
CIGARS-Sales Of 300 ooo Havana Cigi-s at siasS55,
ard 40 900 German 81 S3sSl5
WINES-Saes Of go baskets Chsmpagns a. sSdslf and
goo ar casks Burgundy Pot n sc Sc
HOPs-AIe not plenty and COMMAND Doc aj'o. acc '-i
ne TO quality Some 200 bales sold during the last IA
DAYS within our range.
HAN-The ma ket stss ly Tor River. wIiA sales u
2oCo bales At 45Gjec- cash
FIRE CRACKERS are moderately active anon. -
boxes. 40 packs Canton snld 81 g. cash.
OlLS-Lnseed is steady 1000 gals. sold to-dlv AZ .SS
e9c from store and 10 Geo DO whole parcels II 65c
also 20O cases Beat at 50 U.s. and 25e basss Olive. A.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
. MASSACHUSETTS.

FUerrIvE SLAVE IAw.-On the thai OF
Brown, the eoleTsH layer, at Bossef, Ga S'''N
sAe lowing preliminary questions we're PAL 70 eaeh
su.,msn. on appearing to be sworn IN the cause
yrs, Have YOU expressed or formed any opinion
,,l,,ivs 10 the matter nov 70 &c n,sa.
Yeecno Arc yoa seHs.o.e Of say pse.aaice on pia'
Tbfd: Have you formed opinion iaai ne law
Of The Uuited States, known asthe fnstlfe 800 49,,
Law OF 1880 Is unconstitutional 50 tats you n
convict person indicted under u Tor tlas mi
tke Acts alleged IN the Indictment arc IL
the Co0ff hold the statute 20 De ~ s,sect
Fourth Do you bold any oplni2n gxa;.h will ,
ofue Fusitiye Slave Law, 50 CALEB, 80 l:. N
Su<s ,o, 10 refuse TO convict person ~ uhIel
I, ~ ,hs facts SCI forth the indNp-sent aud con
.,,us he ofea,e a ,i Pt sw s.ss,u s
Sry ,iarors were fe.snd who could nor co.sss
sn,iously peroTp. this simple GUY 5hpos' - ~"
cop,tisYtion and laws Of the Oneo
o. ~ ,be iurofs s.orn, man no IhelI.7 60
nrsss,d opinions ayerse 70 the fdgtlse 9it'e az.
ma was opposed to IL, but Inoughi " "vu "a ne
n.s,ept him from rendering uae 'eiN1 va
svmencts a, r named persons were empsnneled
me Jnry stephen Kendall, Of Groton Foreman
Lewis Coleman. Of Boston 5aRes kooinS = 49, ~
pnnhl,n. Consider stOckwel, OF Piainheli Jon
Cn,,io ~ Westford Horace Smith, OF HaIley
I'm n Gay, of Dedham Isaac Lothrop, OF Onsfies-
,".n samuel G.. Wafd~eil, OF do Ca!eo hlsf'
~ Plymouth Marcus ;. Round, OF ianh'oh va
shan Jenkins, Of Barnsiable. ~.
NH The Indictment was then read, charging Morrls
vh aiding in the rescue OF sh4dracn on ne l0a oI
Esaraary last. from che lawful custody OF Charles
Deyins, IT,, Z. s. Marshal, &c, and a plea OF not
ruiIty was entered. c..
when the prisoner was arraigned the 'oats au-
,ourned to Tuesday morning
GREAT SPEED or TUE ). 5. LEWIS
much as Was expected from this steamer every one
srnears s,rnrsed M hey speed Were II not for the
sseids nj to her propeller she would have reached
Liverpool in ", days, being within "a hours steam
ng Of port when the accaeh To1 p,so bnI
for The Atlantic.
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SECOND hoard.
TUESDAY, Nov. 4 P N.
The Stock market was heavy to-day under

tNtrDAhs NOV. . - ~
The Stock market was heavy to-day under
the sppre henson Of large corn shipments this week,
and the fancies show decline with considerable
Gales At the Second Board the downward tendency
continued, but IN some cases the market was hrmer
At the close as in Norwich and Sussex Mining, but
there was no animation. Governments were IN
moderate demand, and weaker. We notice a sale OF
Virginia Coupon Skies at 1867. which Is an improve
nent As per cent. interest has accrued, this price
10 equal TO l0ii, which makes them the cheapest
state SKIES on the list The Constitution OF Viz
sina, which has just teen adopted forblds the CIV
ing Of any further guarantees Of the state 70. Inter-
nal Improvement Companies and provides that a
sinking Fund Of per cent per annum on the amount
Of state debt shall be raised by taxation, for the plr
pore Of absorbing the deb, Government Coupon
SKIES Of about The same maturity vTginia's, are
selling at 1879.
In Exchanges there has been large
business done FOR the steamer and The market is
firm at loi0s for leading bills At l0l bankers who
pay no commissions on the other side can make ;d}
y cent on the shipment OF coin. Francs are s5lG a
s1l9i. The supply Of bills is moderate.
Freights are quiet and rather heavy.
ENGAGEMENTS, Flour led. 10000 bush, Wheat SD
sAip to bag IT, Cotton ID. Dead weight les. 6i a l5s
Cheese eos. TO London the packets are full al 9s.
for Naval Stores, Is Oh for Flour, SOS for Cheese,
ass for dead weight The Germania for Havre, which
ship has been pu, for the Sh has 1000 bales Cot
ton at 10, Ashes 81, Rice 50. The ilavre steam
or has Cotton at DC. and $50 boxes India Rubber
goods at $i2 q tun. There are some dead freight
offering, bnt vessels scarce. To Southern ports
the markets arc dun. To California there is moi
crate business at 45c. a 60c per foot
The receipts of the Hudson River Rail
road for October were s69.4SS ., showing large
gain on September.
The steamer of tomorrow has million
engaged, and the Collins boat on saturday three
Asssrsd thousand. 4 portion OF the engagements
nay be coun,ermanded, and IN any count it mus,
b remembered that II Is the shipment Of two weeks,
asa still leaves million Of the amour, re-
ssivsd by the Cherokee. which amount the Ono AMI
rrsmesheus viii probably increase to nearly two
millions. The specie brokers estimate that the
Cherokee had fully two and half millions on board
In connection with these shipments II nav p. well
10 study the annexed Mint statement OF the opera.
ions OF that establishment since January
The sotai coinage o. gold from January 70 Oslo6er
Inclusive, amounts 70 40 S5-
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,ur, ssr. ..s e !, c.s' seats .s. s 81. o ca',

,sure ,oesis Linsess OIL Y Cans seats go D casss
a. = ~ nc ,--,i9 br- MD Tobacco sa7-
FSt. scale $50 weight. 9i,' Pant csa'"n' 90
q, Gsapc~ss - es's ''u'' '.- ys-a'' ssh,
nss acf ,f n *,
silf, sasfC Tanks ard Tnns', - = Is -, -,
! Geods- Csrrags, Worm and 81 ! "a IT,,
~. psss 3 hh, PORK 5l7 rs Hans 80 rs sap, ~
ns Isa'hsr 100 hs ir'n Isnss > ,'ii W 49, -
s.rsers a BAGS Oakum Il osis Soee g. S,1''e -
80 q = Wsrc ~ pkg. "a sI'u-f - ms ; 5r~ia
y;sirs sc ~ rs Ch,ess -, - ss
So Pss. Spis Drv,r ~ se%~s[ 80 % sr -p'-
al. TuTrer' NJ "A a. L.sefd phs r" ~ W Pcf'ei
Fi,h. 10 has H.rrinss - Irasss l'as Goa 4. iv%
SEE. = H nc s S-'s 'D'' ~ - '''1
Mo n eases Crapo5 and Scars; 3 p<gs HsFd.
vac. DO Iuda huber Goods DO tafnIase. %
b - .ie.s 60 - 49,, r. 81 49, Noli Guides
Ter, P,in,rrs rak cope, Pot e. dr. A-"r % o..
Hs I.h. % hoxts Fra. Sc DSgs FoIsisa On COWS a
ssl'' Snar'h ss case Csv.s: 80 ~ 8a,tr cas-,
s,rsag... 4 Eases Calse Fifsss case l n'relAs.
casss 4gI,eoi'ea @3 o mt %Asss s RI rgss
cesss Pr,utax d a sTla's. boxes Booons 81 ptg
Dr,ss, is DO. Lanes 2l9 d. M chlnsry 6ia Sas 81
ses SPIRITS rar1eulsns Carriages 10 lah hos var
,oI psef. A. Pr. f8 DO Rum tcs Rec; hag'
core boxes Sugar 100 gross Haictss 2oc'sSs Nails
spkss Decsntsr, case lrs.rnnlen's ~ r IN r.',1
500 rs Mans cases stan nery 90 oArs Noai III
9yins WEST ISprEs So pkg, Drues halss Tow,
Lhls Vltegar 2iE3 b Hams f,i2i do Refined sugar 9
hoTss Soap 20 do starch ia uns Coal 40 bDls pofs
00 do Flour q hhds Tobacco SET REElng sol ooSs'
candies Al tics Rec % cases Matches 10 pkes Gasst are
shsiss canvas 70 60 sv. 3So bush Peas 81 do. Cora
{ 59i Cheese. ; go bbs Meal, y b1Ies Risns DO
aims leo COZ Bro8ns. 40 bills Beef 80 half o5s 10
te1bbs Po,stoeS 800 b Lard. 20 obls Apples 33sS J
Butter 0i pkgs Onions. 10 do. Bread ana acAess >
koxes Herrnss. % hhds. Sugar Il Pigs, Ca,tle' ~
Sheep -,
Hoy 50 So cs Rec boxes Pork 10 barrels do 1880 rs
ssh an do Butter $40 do Lard, 10 barrels Ale. q
CASKS Nails bales Wick 1888 his Hams LOS 10, maa L
fsc,r,d Tobacco 500 shocks g.! % Cheese Clauhess
lpkrs Priaiers materials II doz Axes y realms Paper
Locking Glass 600 feet Lumber go lbs Ialo" S+V sas
snrts ur3ertino 10 pkgs Dnck barrels Varnish. bll
Tacks 81 coils Cordase. hhls Coke. pkgs Lam's, I
d Drugs % boxes Provisions l62 20 soap, cans "le
e.. pkgs Furniture.
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To Mariners.

Captain Bel, Of the brig john French iro Carhagsna
Oct TO- reports that false lights have been PLACED D. the
urecssrs III Key Vest.
H1RH0R M.sIEK's CgFIa r.. Gas F2lScIsCo, ScDt. S,
1851 As the % T. a near At h2ad when II
becomes necsssay fJT The SAFETY Of all Ssses ing a. an
chor THIS harb0-. that they shgn be properly oored
notice hereby 20 agents aad acs Of vessels TIA,
ihey required, bin the period II twenty days from
this date 10 comply With tss following nstrlctlOns Isl
an vessels - he tlie, are t. he mOosd T. and
". With ~ f8lh0Ms each wag. hove vel tant. % All
Vesses JoIed afve, having more than turn IA thes
kawssT re- e 10 clear the same - Al vessels ~
Y rfsOfed head I'D stern than twO fth1s
ter 70 have fahons each cham, hove well tast
al uthsfs 81 lAihoms.
AL parsofs neg.e ting refusing - follow tn above
INSTRUCTIONS vail hr Aeld SUB ect - tie geuzt7 named
c1ap q of rLe at Of March H. 40 9od BE- etn
further liable f1 an sr.ensfs incurred By The HarbOf Mas
ter IN niOofins or securing any ship u vessel.
o. SIMPSON,. HaD1r Has'er.
The foOiDg ofcal order has been pgbi led BY order
cf the Board oil Trade London After the 3st 81 March
nsr steam vessel to proceed 70 to steam upon
The rivers Of the United Kingdom without having safety
valve upon each boiler, free from the Of the
and ont Of h control interference, asd such safety
valve deemed 10 % necessary part Of the the machine
y. which the engineer surveyor 10 70 report 20 hs
board Of Trade Ihs regulation II ordered ~ ziss
section If the act ~ and - Sictorl, chap -.
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steamship-Niagara. Stone Liverpool Z Cunari
ShIp-Ntedahen, Mustard, savannah. Laid ScheacS
Perthshire Br.l Johnson, Anchat, Cunard. 80
Bark-Orolo Chase, MaTseillss, b Sturdy; II
Gamble. Ho,mer, St MARKS. Fla, Coe Anterior Co
Matapzas Stearns Apalachcsa. Nesmh & sons
Bris-s5ary Emily. Scandella, 81 raomss. Rssst
Norton. Tyrone, Leland 81 kits, " ID bre'Amt "a am
brosirs SJ Bscknlsn Rlo de JaneIro lG PTt W,lh'
Furch Me,ncke: LYDIA. Trssk. St John y b t'M'"-
ston Brothers ~.
schoopcr,-Daa,el Webster TolSers PAl1tclph.1, J
w Mckee ] L Walirol. Lititfrl3. PTuTltea e j. ~
Haycns: Geneva NJ - i1rEsonyl-le !. B-ek Co.
VIM n WhArton Gates. GElvHFt =. Il brsEef -
/ Myers R,eis Tampa Esr ID H---t-t q
Eliza FISK Cali Psnsaana { = FtE-E1- HYT I'D,
Baker Boston. "a lsvn h8nusef LA.lfa-- h---@s -
da n L. MeCrekd, Ehnsf Fagts- -nlAtt A.. ---sssf
Sloop-WllaTd hE.r' Providence
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Disasters, &c.


BARK JoHS Bird. az Baltimore for Now Orleans, on the
3sut Cape Henr bearing vest, distant 40 miles, picked
UP lorg boat. WITH Palestine, Of Wilmington " C."
painted on the storm.
A letter received in this City, from Nassau n p dated
Oct o. that the blg Walter Hoye was cOndelnned
and materials brought there anil sold salvage o. award
Of Chamber OF Commerce. - per cent property brought
there, and ~ yer cent on what was sold az Abac0
STEAMER AD~IRAI. AZ Boston fom s.. john, B.
about midnight Saturday with steamer Ocean,
fTam Boston for the kennecec ryer The Gee IA Is undsr
stood received damage and kept her
The Admiral struck OrSlId u the g4ad The mates
berth d<m0hitsd without inIuring him, and other
damage done which viii de'aIn the Admiral LAY or
two foFTepars No person IN ured
SCHR n VI JESKIss, Baboldke from Bangor with lum-
Der which ashore Old Field Point has been got OF
ought 10 The CITY They have 80 got 9 aad brought up
Gchr Sarah Emily Wall. from Calais, with lumber winch
ashore al Ea,On's Neck. l.. !
Carr BROWN. OF scAr kngro u, las . get Of
the bog Edward Prescott Capt BsSas, ashore 20 Alb
sHrP cor BARN EpNoNDs TONE Of and FOR London from
81 Stephen with dsAs, before reported smase ed aDan
doned and full II water, fallen Nth aud I0Ysd
to Bnar Island. ~ s til nlt - Br bog OsDray. from
Boston for Wegm0Rth. y 5 Inr had previously been
ALLEN IN with llst VT. 10y Br schooner OreE9a, Cchureh
nil from Boston fof Yarmouth y about IS miles
W. from CAPE FOTc0, msinmas gone by the decs FIRE
toym3st The cap ni7Snmasi sanding, cabin All FORE
castle washed Capt G. took from her sails Tg-
gng kc which o. sold a. Yarmouth fsr tAe bsne
fl Of all concerned Three schooners stred from Var
mouth 70 search for the wreck. but unsuccessul
The had been partially stripped before tAe Oregon ls
n with her The +. is ncafy new.
SNIP JAMES conner, from Liverpool Scot iS) 1f New
Orleans. Al days 0nt, ylchsd the reefs do0u. oh III
but got of without assistance
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FLOUR AND MFAl.-O n market ~ the low grades
of State aed esteem Flour better. with dong for
Tie BAT and for export restricted materially by the Al
sence 81 vessels The supply is good aud recsYet are
ioims pretty freely pndc pv tho better grades Cams
dian with sales OF bbs az about - a, and
small lots at 81, in bond The sales of Domestic Iea;h
sodr 50 eS) 81 for No 2 supcr6ne 81 ia 50 81 Tor
common 60 sTa stare 50 last o. Tor Mchgaa. lad ana
AID Ohio; SiGS4 i2 Tor pure Gsnesse s. 49, Si ~ i1r
fancy Ono 81 25G 81 81 for fancy Gsnesee - 90
s. ST. iQr extra Ohle Michigan and Indiana. and - 59
s. ~ Tor extra Genesee South IN more freely offered
aud he market easier sales q bbl at sissi 10,
tor mixed 10 good oIas-ds 81 SRA 5 for fac5
I've tlour Is m far demand sri,s Of 80 5Ds y III
Corn Meal len y steady: sales OF 100 b5ls
jersey al - 81 and BrandyIne at - 50 Buckwhel
GRAIN-our market for whea; Is frn. with actEe
demand for ihf home tas aud the East. anl good
port iHqsry. Tie sup9ly of Wsscrn and Canadian
good and pYiceS Siesd Southern Scar. snd White Is
wanted lasl sac 9o.c Tie sales Y 90 bush prime
st&s7c pan N sore. and COZ bish White Clnalian on
puvas terms Rse Tarbe sales Of leo bush % ale
Osis are better sales o! Northern 3S Sc ana JsTsey
@eJ7c Barley very aad wanted az SsS93e Ca
coed dcmana ~ the home trade 'ac ae Last saeS Of
e2sD huak al u G e3o c. for Weston Mixed. and Gle. fer
WIIIsKEY-Tte marx 5 heavy slleso tjobsl. NJ
p Tor Qbio and 81. iof Prison Drudge Is duh 4. &c
PROVISIOSS-Ihsrsi Is on'y a retail demand rPo1k
sales Of AGO b5ls IN l2ts - 81 ~ Me- Mes aai y
$50 ~ i9T PINE, New ~ spisAty aad tae a.r1si
otter sales II 500 blia a. SG43 - !1r Nv Csgn ~
ao1 River Mess ani do Prime - 81 75.SJ OH Mess
dail AZ 10 $40 aud Prime StsSj Beet Hansare vsry
inn. Sales nl 10 Lcrcss and bhls ~ Sc ~ 30 b
VI Be-ts az very ieaVy ba ek 81 % ieces Oh Hans n
5c.eiic Green CIiy Cut Hams firm Sales If 80
atiie@sc Dressed HOGS IN demand al sc etc. Lard
= hssYl sld dIOOnE Sales 30 tisrces II SIC IS for
Old and SC Gs.c. iE New. Butter pleaty. and IS n
better dsnianG Sales II Ohio u s. C. he Western Ns<
fnEk a. lie slsc AID Orange Coaniy AZ l8c zA Cheese
g res irN ard freely and fair demand al Sc ale for
fa,to Choce and &C ssc 1g aglsh in.L&;!oa. with
far bus ness for export
BfESWAX-A good local demand with salss Of 900
al SIC. -
fLAAA-A Moderate demand fog Jersey r7.h sales OF
fEArHEkS-rhe ma. At 1. s.s,tx c,fe.of soo ~,
Prime Ohio, sslc cash ''
IL. h-A cargo sold TO day a. &C. for asn. IAsa-
NM - ..Iis 10y hgAt wIthis the past thres d,s.
sl3 a. II runs ~ --.'~~' -" ''@~ S@'S -
Ia - are IN Moderate supply and 900 hav. ssn
81 IS up nver. T' ~ " - " ~AA
lhLiI-SAies Of 900 boxes Bunch Rasns at 81 90 L.
o.hAi 90 AZ 13S quarter do. AZ 53c 80 cases sas-
zines al So and TO- bbs CurraHts al &C. There Is very
Ssssssis .~s-ssss as~as avis - .,e; F.a.-s