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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24
A. Dennes,oun a. Co.'s Circular.

IIsEnrooi- Friday, April III, ISL.
Srarr a. TRApE.-Therc continues TO be experienced
only very moderate degree a. activity in business gene
tally. The demand tor cotton goods and yarn in Man
chester j. hut small and their prices little lower
NoNEi MNBRrr.-Money continues abundant; disc punt
for good short bills remains at per cent in Loadnn
There las been advance in sharrs Conols ut q.
CorroN MstrrT.-Durug the past week the demand
fer cotton has hocn moderate, aud nearly MI frtm The
trade A. the desire hown to sell has been much greater
than the demand prices have given way about al In
Americana The week. sales amount to $4,000 bales Of
which 800 bales for export aud 1.Ge0 on speculation
the decline. We quote fair Oreaus 3D.. midng III ;
fair Mobiles ID niddiins Cad: fair urlands lad,
mddliLg Ga,d.
Cons N,rxtr--Thc market has been very dull
ihroUr boot the week. for both wheat and -four. with
rcuprg prices aud no deposition shown by dealers
buyers operate present rates Indian Is held
IL o. per $50 10 for prime yellow but there has been
Uniy med, rate husnt done in psrccls the spot the
puchaeys iting principally for oaing osrgoes Ia ar
live. There most limited busiacss done at mar
ktt today, "a ID 10 II decline wheat 81. per bb
and L. p,r faeX four:Mesteru cena flour per bhl
10. ca. .ns. Ba.timorc do. 2.. 2ls. bs; Philadr
Tha. do. 20s q els Canadian, supeshnc inspected
do. -. 2ls.. EXtra Gne and fine, d., las Gl 2i
ohio -four do. 2ls 2ls sour do, do, l's 81 lss
Indian corn mcal white and yellow, 90, lJ' lis I;
wheat 4. s. WI he ler 20 lhs IS 1Oi. a. Ia red aud
mixed do do, H. "a -. Sd yrlios Indian corn per
40 lbs. ~ Cd o.; white do TO- b. $751; mixed
hsius.-Thcrc has been rather more demand 20, bbs
&C inferior brands having been scd al former ratrt
rt1rsuNr-No sales reported being III first
hard, bu lt0J tbs have been sold ;oarryc az - Cd %
- Cd
r,r-Nonc at present held by importers not any sales
reported
Rosts-Common American l. In demand. 100 500 bbs
sod ut .. 81.
TAuow-TLe market has been Nat throughout the
week few ticrrc. North American sold vt ;s Gl f,r
inferior. TO rs o. per cvt for fine.
lAHn-About ify tons ART reported at i6. Oh To las.
per cvt.
Oms-Palm oil has egain been sold rather lower
tem. G2S - 6d having been accepted for 201 tons from
the quay hut G2S lOs has been p, for smaller pts
The sales 400 tons including 100 to ARR Fe a. G2S
lus.
Rpr-Oue hundred ticrccs Carona la We ,ccn said NJ
Is. Cd pcrcNt.
D,rvoons-1he sales have been loo tons Camp cachy
logwuod NJ ~ los to 80 20 tons Jamaica 1T 81 10, /
~ interior Cuba fustic at Es 30 tons Puerto Ca
hello at Ej los and 10 tons Ssyanilla ut AZ los.
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T.. s. Commissioners Onice

Arm 23Ihe United States Edudrd Mordngs JdMss
Smith and sr sfhersEndtnro, 10 make Rerc board 1
bark Cor HicHey-This a complaint Of an ende
TO make revolt on board the bark Gov. Iiuchcy
her passage from London to New York The captain,
mate and second mate testified that the Sd Of April,
about the prisoners refused to work. two OF them.
after short time, resumed work, but the rest did not
turn to until next morning. during TIL inc the stecragu
and cabin helped to work the ship there had
been previous culty between Of the prisoners
and the captain. The defence that they had mo-
bread for dinner; that they had nothing but beef Tho
cook testified that the men had pound and half Of
beef each, and the customary allowance Of rice. The
commissioner held the prisoners to answer the charge Ia
the sum Of 500 each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24
Nrrcnrnncr OF a Nc,y gInn In Europe.

FROM the London Athrn.rum. April
German SPECTATORS have got hold Of "A nov sub
feet. The event WIS orportnne rs revolution had
expired under the tread of armies, and the very
name Of constitution had become word Of terror
and reproach The mystery which y beginning TO
occupy the place of these in public attention
remnant of old world lore or Of modern spiritual
suggestion. " is neither more nor lees than " new
man" The New Workers had better look 10 their
laures,-for this last devcopemcnt Of time threat
ems to invade their monopoly Of the wonderful.
The story -as We find II related in tho C1Tcyvgtdc:
Of Berln-attcsts that a stranger was picked up nj
the end of last year in small village Of the district
of Lobas, near Frankfort on-thc-Odcr, whittier he
had wandered 10 one could tell whence. Such
circumstance would hardly have have piluci curl
osity in another country but to n people fond Of
speculation. and situated far away from the great
highway of the world, there sonnet thing strange
and startling in the fact that the stranger spoke
Sierman iinperfcctly and had all the marks OF n
Cauca sian origin Whether the man was com
mon imfostor aud trcked tho village authorities,
or whether these WORTHLESS began in their usual way,
10 construct history for him "out of the depths
of their moral consciousness, Is uncertain' mt all
events, they looked on him IA great prize, aud
carr cd him of TO Frankfort. ia being questioned
by The burgomaster Of that enlightened city, the
suangcr sad bis name was Jophar Vorin, aud that
he carne from n country called laxaria, situated IN
the Portion Of the world called Sakria lie under
stand, II Is affirmed, none Of the European langua-
gestcAceft, we must suppose, the broken Germany,
but reads aud writes what he calls the Laxarian and
AbrnInian tongues. The latter he declares TO be
the written language of the clerical order in Iara-
ria, the other the common language Of his people.
Ue say, that his religion is Christian in form and
doctrine. and that II Is called Ispatan. Laxaria
he represents to be many hundred miles from Eu-
rope, and separated by vast oceans from it, His
purpose In coming to Europe, he alleges, was, TO
scek lopg-lo brother; but he suffered shipwreck
on the voyage.-whcrc, he does not know-nor can
he trace his route shore, on any map or globe.
lie claims, for his unknown race n considerable
hare % geographical knowledge The Ave great
compartments Of the earth be calls Sakrs, Altar,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24
Messrs. BarinA's Circular.

LONDON. April LIS o'clock, j. NJ
The Chancellor of the Exchequer made his second
financial statement the evening of the 4th instant
(he date last advccs lie maintained his former
propositions in regard to coffee and timber but
cd those with respect to the duties seeds, which are
to remain unchanged. Coffee will thus be charged with
uniform duty of Sd per lbi and the duties timber
be reduced one-half. No time has yet been named
when these alterations take effect; but he will no
doubt make known his intentions before the recess We
beg reference to the subjoncd remarks for record of
the principal transactions Of the week in the produce
markets. which. regret to say continue extremely
depressed. The dividends being now in Of pay
mcnt money Is very easy for short periods.
AMERICAN SrocKs-Unted States bonds and inscrip-
tions are scarce, without variation in prices
CoIroS-lias been very dull with us, and not more
than 500 bales sold privately Mt sd I'D reduction
AT public sales yesterday comprising SEQ bales Madras
1850 bales Surat and 200 bales Bengal there alb
Of demand with exception Of 80 Madras at
and 400 Sura at very irregular prices. say from
3isda Sd the whole wns taken w At Liverpool Ame-
ric"n hints da I'D lowers they quote mid orleans
I'll. a 1-16d
RsThe Ipox market Is less firm We quote common bars
"a los "a LIS CD, and rails E5 IL. Cd, both free
board in Wales Scotch pig As As 3D. on the Clyde.
Nothing done in foreign.
Lissn:p Cnrs.--sales have been easy Of the lower
sorts Of American. at 80 10 5s and fine obong New
York fair demand at e. los in barrels, and IL Is.
ID. in bags. London made e..
RIoE.A cargo Of 500 tons Arracan has been Sold to
arrive, at 81. per cwt.. deliverable In Holland.
TALIow-las ruled quiet through the week. and we
close without animation. at 40s 3ys I'd for St. Peters
burg, lC.. in all situations.
TN.-Eritish in moderate rcquest mt late rates Ban
ca duh at SIS and Strait SIS; in Holland the price of
Banes isfi?
TrHru~riNT-In the absence Of arrivals nothing done
in rough, but anything coming in would command s..
Tor good quality Spirits in fair demand at 33 Oh for
Eriti,h, and S5-. Americas.
Tou.cco.-Noting has been done in American des-
crptions.
wu,,rnoNs--At public sale to-day IL tons were
bcngt 10 at cleo for southern small parcel Of Polar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24

Mr. Cook II New Hampshire. was ronfrm =, ucuHv ~.
three and four thousand dollars. on vrnsu,y ngot,
while io,Iging at the Eagle Hotel in raven, ~.
on tn. 18th inst in the Trent to arr TSsrs
county, w, Az a. perit .ntiary for cruelty beating
md burning his slave vhsh resulted in his death
The Legislature Of IennssNa oa,a,s ,rar ,
State and appropriated tac' i0s The expense u the
work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24

LIvERPooL Conn MARKEr, ApaIL 1.-THE principal
nport dncc Tuesday In Of French -four 1873 sacks
having been received Of other articles of the grain
trade tho arrivals moderate. At this mornings
market the demand for wheat and dour was slow and
Tursdsy's quotations gave way Id per bushel the
much doing in Indian corn, but was very firmly
held Mealing oats scarce, and improved "a per
busheL Egyptian beans likewise advanced ID to 81
per quarter Barley and peas supported hate rates
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO L
POOL.


POOL.
France.
PARIS, FRIDAY MORNING. April IL.
The Moa,aetg publishes the list Of tho new
ministry.
At the commencement Of the Assembly, NJ.
Leon Faucher, Minister of the Interior, read the
ministerial programme, which is very short
M. St. Beuve moved that the Assembly persist
in its order of the day of the 18th January, which
is in the terms following -
The Assembly declares its want of confidence in
tie ministry, and passes to the order of the day.
The order of the day, pure and simple, having
been demanded, division took place, when there
appeared for the order Of the day. pure and SIMPLE
377, against it PTS. Majority for the ministry 1922
TIE Morning Post gives the members as follows
For the nation, 327; against 275. Majority in ia
Of the ministry, 81
The Duaiy Macs also reported the majority as 81
The new ministry is already threatened with OPP
position by the journals of the monarchist party.
PARIS BougsE.-F'ives, 93f. %; Threes, 57f. 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24

hurricane Of great violence passed over Warren
county aud Esston, Ia, Tuesday last. Though "
or three buildings and injured ths n T. Church " the
latter pscs materially.
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ustriO.

VIENNA, April I, 1851.
The Austrian government has imposed an income
tax on the Lombardo- Venetian provinces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24

Cnlted Kingdom. .33, lia,1o9 32596I24 o52I4j
Showing decrease Of f327, 6l5 in the note circua-
ton of England and Wales, and decrease of
G552 7i5 in the circulation of the United Kingdom,
As compared with the returns for the previous four
weeks, ending 22d Of February
On comparing the above returns with the fixed
issues Of the several banks, find the following to
be the state of tho circulation
The fxedissues of the private banks Of England
and Wales being at present Ca, 767 $50 it follows
they were below the amount, 81 1880 SCI.
The fixed issues Of the joint stock banks being
e., 4O9 S7, il follows they below the amount,
E72l,23l.
The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being f3,-
0S7 ,2O9, it follows they were below the amount,
f53,g7t. with specie in hand to cover issues for
1913, 7t9 more.
The fixed issues Of the Irish banks being f635f,-
49f, it follows they below the amount, FL 49,.
$50, with specie in hand to issues for 81 Ill.,
$50 besides.
We find, therefore, that the note circulation Of
the private and joint stock banks Of England and
Wales, was IL. 1872 below the amount au ;hor-
lied to be issued and that, inclusive Of Scotland
and Ireland the circulation was E3, 300 ,3iS below
the fixed amount.
The average amount Of coin and bullion held by
the Bank Of England in both departments during
the four weeks ending the I'D ult., was Eli,2l
S27, showing IN increase on the previous months
return, Of c3S, l62.
The average stock. Of specie held by the Irish
banks during the same PERIOD was 81, III 800,
being increase the return for the previous four
weeks of Il, l0l.
The average Of specie held by the Scotch banks
during the same tenn, was G9E3,I6 decrease on
the previous month, -, ~.
As compared with the corresponding period OF
1850, the returns under review show the following
in he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24
The Banks OF Great Britain.

The following statement, prepared and condensed
from various official returns, will be found to pre-
sent an ineligible view Of the note circulation Of
the United Kingdom and of the coin and bullion
held b. the banks indicated, both positively at the
dates Of the accounts last made up and COMPARE
lively with returns for corresponding periods.
The subjoined table gives the aggregate weekly
average OF the note circulation Of the nted Hing
dom, as it stood for the four weeks ending the lst,
Sth 18th, and I'D of March, being the latest date
petcd for all the banks of issue; and also the
suits as compared with the returns for the previous
four weeks ending the 22d Of February
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BERLIN, 9th April, 1851
The Times letters contain no news respecting the
progress Of the German question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24

According to the last accounts from Bosnia. a
corps of e, 600 insurgents from the krana is adj
vancing upon Noyi, for the purpose Of etfecting
junction with the rebels at Piedor. Omer Pasha is
concentrating his troops at Banialaka.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24
Cotton Trade.

The annexed statement exhibits the movements Of
cotton in this country up the latest dates in each oe
the past three years.
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Ths case Of the vlsceunt ana yisesunt,ss
0Ooorme.


From the Brussels Herald, April IL
Four mouths have elapsed since these persons
were. apprehcndod on the charge OF having caused
the death Of the brother ofthe latter. We read ia
the hcow0Dit, Of Journal On Thursday week, the
.yugs ds~sfrnc'on, Investigating magstrate,) read
his report before the Chambre du Conscil; that do
'cument was extremely voluminons, and is said to
contain upwards Of 1000 manuscript pages. This
will be easily understood whom state, that more
than 40 witnesses have been examined in this most
extraordinary affair." which will leave far behind in
interest the celebrated trials Of Laroncere Laarge,
LcOtade, and Praslin. The indictment is fearful
and seandalous story, and will reveal overwhelming
proofs against the accused The trial is expected to
commence on tho.opcnng of the assizes on the 9th
of May. The Office of the juge Pinstruction is lite
rally transformed into laboratory, having be-
come the receptacle Of tubes, alembics, provers,
and glass bottles Of all shapes and dimensions,
found in the secret places of the chateau de Bitre-
mont, at Bury.
Among the numerous details respecting the
Countess Of BocarIne, now in prison for murder, it
as ascertaned that, when about twenty Of age,
she wrote novel entitled "The History Of Miss
-Adaleine Hervey," the scene Of which was laid in
England.
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: quotations were n anurxcd:-
,Ntupant a. .xk.Fffa ktIo~w
NIIUN01
t'pia'.ds, tsoiaa, Orleans, sss-
NycelxIv Rrpcrt Of Deaths

In The CITY sud County y New York tre nc TN az
April, t. the nth day Of April, ISL -,
Mer. iet Women, 80 Boys. ig' Grs 7l-Isai' ~.
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Aslar, Auslar. and Euplar. The sagss Of Frank
fort on the ODER after much examination of the
tale aud its bearer, have como to the conclusion
that il is true. Some men believe things because
they are Incredible. However, Jophar Vorin has
been carefully despatched to Berlin, and is now the
subject Of much scientific and curious gossip in the
Prussian capital. What mystGcation hides under
the story, time will probably show.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24

rIacrs or NArvirv-uuited states. 2la Ireland ilss
Tsgisnd. IL Scotland. Wales. Il Germany. ~ frsncs
sweden y Italy, British ros.esson IN North Ame0es.
2 West Indies, q Peisnd. !; Unhno~n. c...S-.,,..
rRcs-Ho.ri,si Bellevus.ls renitsnts,ry, "s 800
Islapd, L. Lunatc Asylum, BfactweiIs islsns, =
isiand 5s KandaIis Island City Hospital ~ cs'"rsa
Home c''s'a persons y WHITE, CITY IsssssNss
! Chg Iassss,wy oaes, irsu ~. isL
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NpfII NJ. VI, MNNrTTNIIIl UNIV
The above returns, when compared with those for
the week preceding, exhibit the following changesi
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-22

dence lie owes the only misfortune that
saddens the close Of an extended aud
happy life.
1t has been at all times his practice in
London to return home on foot from
evening parties, however late the hour
or inclemeut the weather, with friend;
If he could pick up one of like pedes
trian humor with himself; if not. then
with the companonship OF his umbrella.
In the month Of May, oflast year, as ho
was walking alone from some company
in which he had been, a. late hour, ne
was driven over by a gentleman in
Brougham. in st James street, near his
own door, One Of his legs was serl,
ousl y injured. aud it was supposed for
some time that he must submit to pass
the rest OF his days in a iecumbent po,
sition. With an energy and vitality
characteristic of his own extraordinary
constitution, however, he has ralliel a.
gainst the misfortune, and now sits up
in his library, and is moved about in .
CHAIR and receives his friends as of old.
lie has even made excursions from Lon
don to the seaside, aud seems destined
to be immortal alike in fame and frame"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-22

NBw MoDE Or LocoMoTIoN. We have
heard Of Il new siyle Of carriage TO be used
ON common roads and in ,hs streets of
New York, to bc propelled by asnge man.
Tbs structure is lirm, with driving wheels
four feet two inches in diameter, with an
elegant wire frame work body, with seals
TOR two persons over lha front whsels which
arc four feet in diameter. A speed equal
to fifteen niles per hour is easily attained,
although it is designed to,run but about ten
miles per hour. Til, new carriage is The
invention of Il well known city mechanic.
who proposes 10 make public exhibition
in the streets son,o time during next week,
when the utility Of This novel mode ofloco-
motion will be folly tested.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-22

GEN. SCOrr.-The Opposition press, an
tlcipaiing the nomination of Gen. Scott rs
the Wing candidate for tho Presidency, are
opening lhoir fire upon hun hot and heavy
y New Hampshire paper Is publishing an
cid correspondence between Scott and
jackson during the late war, and CORES.
poudence with De Witt Clinton; whilst 9th.
etpapers are publishing an old letter in
relation to the Native Americans; another
letter IN regard 10 the slavery subject.
Whist we are entirely opposed to the
nomination Of Gen. Scott for the next Pres-
ldency, unless he plants himself explicit,
upon The platform of the Constitution and
the Compromise whilst, even in that event,
we should infinitely prefer MiIlard Fillmore,
the wise and experienced statesman to ANY
other man. civilian or soldiers. and belieN Z
it would he as unjust and inexpodent sr.er
his noble course during the recent dnicul
ties Of the county, to supplant him by an
inexperienced person, as il would have
been 10 have placed Senator Benton over
the head of Gen, Scott in the war with
Mexico we must strongly protest agai nst
the in,cmnera'e violence with which some
Democratic journals assail veteran and
warrior, who has rendered his country the
most iluslrious services in the field. As a
military man, we doubt whether Winfield
Scott has his eqla on this Continent; per
haps not in the world. Should he bs n
Wing candidate for the next Presidency. we
trust that his past glorious services rsay al
least ensure him immunity from bitter er,
sonal attacks such as those which we ha,c
seen IN tie New Hampshire paper-Rict,
mond RepuLiican.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-22

= NJ. Fornoy, editor Of the Pcnnsyi-
ranian, NJ 3uchanan's organ in Philndol>
phs, is evi lenily quite exercised about the
mischirrods manGlvcrs Of the New York
Herald, desgncd To complicate The affairs
of The Democratic Committee, and array
the numerous Presidential aspira7ls more
bitterly against each other. Forncy is Il
member Of the National Democratic Com
mIee, an very naturally resents The al
tempt male by he Hs,dli, under the names
of Donaldson, Greer, and Sanhorn, to us.
urp the function Of that august body.
But mah of Forncy's asiulcness aud ex-
perienco ought 10 be able to zee ihal ho
only augmcnis tho consequence of the Her
aid, and ilereasas the laughter at tho ex
pense Of the domocracy-now so general
that The Wing part Of the naiional face is
in broad grin--hy treating tho matter
with grave indignation, lie says ''lhe
Democratic National Executive Commit,
zee will soon bc ca led together to ronsid
er This outrage upon the National organic
alinn OF The Democrats parry" After this
outrage has hsen mslurely considered, how
win the Executive Committee undertake
to avenge or redress it7 Get the Grand
Jury Of the vicinage to present he Herald
as nuisance, or exeommunicaie WEST,
corr from the Democratic pAriy7 Take
liuo Tor reelection, Mr.. Fornsy5 and dnn'l
bring further ridculs upon tho democracy
by couiessing thai The Heral has annoy ec
you past bearing. Il Bu6aio Com Adv.
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Law of NEWSPAPERS,

|. Subscribers who do not give express no
tee to the contrary, are considered as wishing
o continue their subscription.
3 If subscribers order the disconinuance Of
their papers, the publisher may continue to send
them till all that is due be paid.
8 If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office to which they arc
directed, they arc held responsible till they
have settled their bills and ordered their papers
discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to other places, with
ont informing the publisher, ana the paper l.
sent TO the former direction, they are held re
sponsihlc.
3. The courts have decided that refusing to
take paper from the office or removing and
leaving tuncalled for, is prma iuca evidence
of intentional fraud.
G. A Postmaster ncelectiug to inform pub
sher when his paper is not taken from the Of
flee, makes himself liable for his subscril ton
nrce