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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

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80 s''tnaA Tor sooi Iagu,-,ol TfuuPsisf, F, fo :,
sokFoLK, ns'eA L Arr.eA. Los.H B.l.r Boston. san, y
to Eoh c.roaa Cen rr, ~,e, c,rs.o 81,
IsPsss. snrh Ns- ros. Doughty murphy PsH.i.oS, .
mouth Aua SIN Stl ..~.Yo,t ss..n.S's MAIL $50 ~
Io-n'sn3. View roEi; RAJ 3D. s.r, sos,es il Hss,,
srg Darrg ID ug'ass ioH ~ REQ 80 1o,.r Cfossl -
-.,s o'ssa 70 Sose 49, - ssIoss I'sf'tAsa sr
hoE,ou Lazy, 60 s.le~ct. gufo,,. rf.s.tsss h.sc.
IN Hampton Rlsds. "9'I0'
PFnssoEE I, per, - s' rhsoao'e Laols. s.- ., b,
tor; - i1ns sfgn' of hsvfrs sooa
Va J.. q, - L'eesa lad se,,os;
H gten sc Aufon. Batc9cs. Esw roik Losa Gay ssss
PORTLAND Nrh if-Arr brr. Jusa 3. carth.r.,s H..
hachi.s for Ne~Yors. sSt 49, MICH a. M Bo,o
.ehs Nal ceee NooA Co - Evans K.ias aahas or sTo
o' Ne~ for Asams's Thop'co, sscb. for S.- TOrsi D.
.oi,n lposps'n, ssfh ~ ~, esnn March l7Au e'c Ao
Morton Boston er Nseha Also, spar Raeaod for Ns- Yoa
ehs r. as. Rcharsou aat Rose Tssr Bot;on. cbslc.s,
joyce s-an sssd salem HyssssT Jorsas Orans r 81,
more; CURE Pray nouat Desert S.- Yos. oob fhcS.
Cas,n. for Proviscs,osu h-diofc ves. Fasifo r
Jsnny Lind Coonbs Boslpo ioI rofsg camniass yssr
Cancer or ohars.ts Hsa I.ssgs sael for Pro,sac.
c~one Paci ard Ne oOurrs Everett Ps~trs.t Un.r, lie,
White, Iouey JosePh F.r~sl AsraaSsr att Ls Jak Eas
Rciand for NewYork; r, ing Shan Rocthaa og Boat Co
wansp I'm RocEAnd for Prov saes; sarah sstls e.ss
port r Rsmore Sarah Jns rukey Bristol Coz so.,oa Lacds
Mbtsmor- Mschas FOR Boston CD trg Aha, Haskell Cola
shs Mary ElIs Dyer Bayaus GER Hasks Rocked -
Art sch ShsTss GRAFT FAfAFs os s~sa CD ens fss Mo-
RICHMOND March is-A .chrs sh,rou Ecs.ruou so.os;
Rwstson. cambEe Sfors SD schr onanaa DooEs Ses YO
SALEM, ss,h lar s.s France. xa.1 n.sy u.'saa for
Portjsc brig Clio. n kenr . hschiss FOR Phlssephia
wININGION. saFch BAR sch Denmas, fsrbon. wsspors
Me- CAMBRIA Bradford ss'aurshi Ben grankrn AsA, Rai
brig En. Bryant New YorE Arr Srss cashAE Cody,
YorI ca 18Th sch saa Smith. s.tOr.i ira brig John Oa-
~sasr, sondon 18Th .cbrs Lamarue. rurusf RhnODd
Va; POwel POpsll New York.
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spoken &c.

March 49, go Ion &c. ship Wyoming, from Liverpool for Phil
adelphia. -
March of Ship Island shoa sch Eliza Of and for New
Bedford fn a cruise the Gulf supplying Light houses.
March 3+ lon 10, bark General Jesup from re"fo iof
Mobile.
March lat brig Enslne, Leet I'm Bristol for Havana
49, 49, lon 80 H. ship with loss OF iorstp
sail painted black with red streak.
March of Tousas sgnszsd bark Yankee Blade, fun he-
Orleans for New York .
Nah 49, bya NLoudon pilot boat bark Triton I'm APaaeheoa
for Providence.
lon - ship southerner, Sullivan, days from
Few OTssns New Yoik.
Feb 49, lat 4s 80 loo ship John Henry, 10 dc hsncs.
Fec To- lat &C 49, lon II So exchanged signals wh ship HD
standing =.
March 18Th Br bark Highland Mary 50 Do from
London, bound 20 Boston.
lat a. Ion 81 go sHhaIgs signals with ship 1Jphoon
standing TO the & 4.
Feb lon bark Qusen, Jennsy bound ao Pc
buco by Csnd,ce London proabs nsnscual az
tempt report whale ship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

pIeHy. Mr. NATHANIEL BUSCE.


Thursday 2c;h last Of SPcPeTy, Mr. NATHANIEL BUNCE
T2d year.
The ends the family snd his sons Natbaus R.
cay d. and ohs law, w Romsr, A. j. Zoer sud w c.
Hon. respectfully invited attend his fune without further
invitation Saturday s9i mt at O'clock NJ from his late resi-
dencs l3s Madison e.
" An honest is the noblest work OF CD"
~ HARTFORD Philadelphia and New Orleans papers plsass
copy mil n
Jersey ~, Thursday morning, SOth Mrs. MARY JANE
wife Of samuel Amess, sgsj 80 ysArs
Her funeral will tshe place from her late residence Sussex st. Je
City the Episcopal Church this (Fuday) afternoon, al
Tbs friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited attend
THURSDAY ns, JEAN. wife OF Charles cunnrs
lam, AGED 81 and II days.
friends family respectfully invited
attend the unsral from her As rsdsuce Eighth
and Twsnty seventh At IL oelk Saturday al srnoon
without rhs invitation her remains vi be taken 20 Greenwood
Csmstery for ntertnent
Seaman.
Her relatives and ends are invited 70 attend her funeral from her
mornng
Tuetay morning nst ANN JONES wife Of Anthony
Jones, toe ooh year Others age.
The the family Of her son, Anthony W. jones'
her daughters Mrs Samuel Guaton and Mrs. Tos Harris and
Of grand children John Miller Mr A. Crawford, W.
attend the uas Friday afternoon, Rst al O'CLOCK
sSr Columbus 20 \ passr. nlsyss copy mnus
On TtuFsday evening, Mach 20. II. w. CHlLDS GREENE
child Of Edward Greene Of this city aged Eve months si
tgenty days.
AtKsubu h on the cf her graniaths
Dat E,q MARIA ROGERS, IN the year
daughter Of Lieut. A. Ludlow Cass. u. S.N
Utica. n Y TLarlday, goth INST, HORACE BUTLER,
prominsut msFchRrt Of that city, agsd IS years.
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M arkets....c CAREFULLY REPEATED FOR THE TRIBUNE


AsHEg-The market is dull hut firm, for Pearls, At u.
Pots are inactive at o. but hm About ~ DDS sofa a.
QuOtstiens. n ooo -. 49,.
changed hands to-day at full priceI There cJn'aosoo
shipping ,.,. , ,..5ss
Of state Flour il dun and prices are easier The better
grades are firm and ia good demand Weitsrn 10 ie,s
freely offered, and The supply beng relalSe{ IsT WA
is more sctive for the Eat and local trade. New Oreana
is quiet at 74 s7t from store Canadian Is IA a ee
mand for the Provinces is less buOyant safes oil D."
bbls 62A In bond. The ssles Of Domestic aggregse
1900 bbls al 25d SIT for No saperhns tot az o.
indiana and 404 874 for pure Geuesee southern Is
less sclve steady The trade buying pretty freely
About goo bbs sold, st 62t04 10 for common 70 good
brands and s5d5 50 for fancy Rye Flour IL more plenty
and market s easier Sales OF 80 bbs At St0S ~.
Com Meal is quiet aud rather easier. Sales OF common
jersey al 81 Ct and 80 bbs extra do at 49, A'o 100
bbls Brandyw At 3 ls@. shost =, - ,.y.,.,
market Prices ere nominal Rye is rather lower MN
r scarce and in demsud a. ll5dl25c. Oats are more
plenty and the market s easier and closed dn al 4fgi5c
supply is large The demand tair for the e sss end cty
Sds and 'n9SsrSte ses are is zoo hush al s5Ic for
Round Yellow, and 65l166 for Southern Yellow. No
White Offering Canadian Peas are dull at lOO0l05c.
PROVISIONS Our market for Pork Is very dull Only
retail sales making Some 200 bhs Sold At IL 10 for Cd
Mess, and IS Is for new do $40 for old Prime and 81
for new do large sale hiss just TRANSCRIBED Of 500 bbs
old Pork made The 4h mat at II IS for Mess ana
$40 for Prime Beef s firm with sales OF 100 bols, a. 81
dSll for Mess and S5ds6 for Prime. Lard is steady
sales of 200 bbls and cs at 8s085 for good strictly
prime Butter is more saleaSe The bstIer grades are
hrm ordinary dull aud heavy Chssse 10 steady with
fair demand In part for export
WIU5KY-The market is quiet for Prison at 2i3c 100
bhs rold private erms. Drudge IL held at Z5tc No
sales usnspred.
sEEDs-The market is easier for Clover with more OF
fsing Sales OF $50 bbls prime Ohio al &C. Timothy 10
quiet Sales Of - bbls Ohio at s7GSl8 " fierce for
moved and u so for eeoed Flaxseed 10 scarce, and
prices are nominal AZ 20 - Sc fbs
WOOL-ls quiet There 10 more disposition TO cell at
current the part OF holders who asked prices
above the market The saes this week have been 2OO0
lbs Domestic Fleece at 5657tc; 1900 do Pulled al SO for
No S8d4O for super, and 42045 for extra At auction
lO4 bales Iceland sold Is to 1870 Busnos Ayres conIn
ues 10 come in $50 bales have been sold private terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
JAMES COLE, Aucuoneer.
HlHE ENTIRE BLOCK OF GROUND

n with the Brick Buildings thereon, boundedby Ewea
McKbbin, Marshall and Leonard sts WlliamseurEn,@
sale at auction.-JAMEs COLE VIII sell on TgEsDAi'
March 2 1851 at IL O'clock al the Merchants ExcnAnse
Hew.YoTk, the following desirable property, viz
large lots on the south sce ef Mckibbn't oeIneeo
Even and Leonard each % feet inches honI ana rear
BY 100 feet deep with two story brick house oy hiee
with side wings each Is fee, front by y feet deep
large lot Marshall Of In OF The above lo " lss.
inches by 100 feet stable stories high, Is BY 30 ee o
OF brick.
yscantlots Marsha Ist adjoining the above ssSs
lot "a by 100 feet. ~,
vacant lots on Ewen-s including the corners Of MAJ
shall and McKibbin Sta. each IS by 98i feet -
4yacanlos on McKbbn st., In rear Of the above oscn
lot "a by leo feet -.
2vscant lots on McKbbinst 100 feet east from Lsosafe'
It,, each "a feet inches by 100 feet. =,
syacant lots on Leonardst, intending the corne" A"
Marshall and McKibbin sts each lot IS by 100 feet -
2vaca lots on Marsbsst In rear OF The above eaen"
"A feet inches by 100 feet
This Property presents FIRST rate opportunity for gooa
inyefment being in the thriving part Of Williams
burgh Ewen-sI IL now paved and all assessments pad
The properly In the immediate vicinity 10 steadily increasing
In value and will continue 20 increase for long time
come.
Maps Of the property may be obtained al the oaees
the Auetoneer and At the Kings County Hotel William
burgh. tfJ) m-D ots
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A. NJ. MARVIN, Auctipoeer.
RY BANGS, BROTHER q CO., Trade

IDssle Rooms, Is Park-Fow.
REMOVALS.. b. 4 co. have removed 10 the New
REGULAR NETWORK SPRING TRADE SALE,
To liza beId al The NEW TRADE SALE ROOMS, Is
PARKRow. conpencins Ca Monday Morning. March
-'cAATAIoaIIE OF BOOKs-Thls dave Sale will en-.
brace all The uibuon 81 Lew Books extensive
Tletv being the publications OF Littis BrowD 4 j.
Johnson, VOORHEES,. Thoms. Cowperthwait X Co DC nc;
slso The large Invoices of Messs s. Barnes Co, q.
4 G Merriam, Crssey Hsrkley, Munroe Francis, 4.
II. Butler 4 Co Cherries schhnsr &c Nc
ON TUESDAY MORNING, March Is,
The Sale will commence with 'he great Invoice Of Mess
Harper Bros. 10 be beloved by.,hose OF Mr. A. Hart
'"' He on WEDNESDAY MORNING, March N.
nesTs Thomas Gov PerIh al Go ass WV 90 hI:. IN
Blanchard 4 Lea, Philips ssmoson Co, LppecO'i,
THURSDAY MORNING, March a.
This days Sale will Include The very extensive coonou
lions OF Messp Croker Brewster, Wilkins Carter
Co, o OLSON j. C. Rker, Gould Lincoln, Lindsay l.
Sl'Ai''n' and may SR Sulss SaO March q,
VIII embrace the Invoices OF Messs Hogan Thompson,
TicEnor Reed glelds, stanford Swords, W; Dodd,
" UooisT Jesoer Hsrdng the publicauOoE OF the Pro
iesIsnt Episcopal Sunday School Union, nc Nc sVery
eA''''''0 I'd" on SATURDAY, March %,
The sale win commence wh The Invoice OF Mssss An
d'os Son. and the Days sale will include many conhsn
'''"'' " SECOND WEEK.
MONDAY MORNING, March 81,
Commencing with Ihe extensive list of Mr. john Wiley
and inciudpg large consignmsDls from MIR w hsners
lev James Munroe & Co. w. r. Dean, Bshcocs, Cor
& Co, and msny other valuable contributions from he
Trade Of Philadelphia. BOstOn, and New-fofs forming
10y ON TUESDAY, April |.
Yhe Bale OF Books will be closed With the popular pnDo
lions OF Messrs StrDger& Townsend, Dewlu ps'S
osIt w. +. Burgess, II Long Bro, D. FRENCH nc =.
This day viii include all The consgnments o. CaInIe
Books; also the several invoices Of Enehsh soota
The Stereotype Plates will also be Included IN Ihls oSs
Ise 10 wi ich invite he attention OF Puolsae,s
''' ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, April
Til. sale af Wiling Papers Paper Hanging, 6c, will
take place and will include all lhe varieties
"a issusd in due SEASONAL t1o concnson
ofw6ich the CATALOGUE OF STATIONERY will b
taken up and the sale continued during tho remaining days
OF the week, until the whole IL disposed or
Gentlemen obtain catalogues upoD application al No
rooms OF the undersigned. BANGS BROTHER W.
MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

CONFESSION OF McLAUGHLIN.--We learn from
the Cumberland Civiiidn that Thomas McLaush.
lin, who was hung at that place for the murder OF
his wife a few weeks since, has made contes-
son, the substance Of which appears 20 be as fol-
lows: He says that when residing at Brooklyn
he seduced Ellen Eagan, and was compelled TO
marry her against his will; he conceived great
dislike to her, and deserted her. On arriving at
Cumberland he fell in love with another girl, and
wanted to marry her, but was prevented on a;
count of his wife being still living, OF whom be
had heard unfavofable accounts. He accordingly
laid his plans to rid himself of her. He wrote to
her and induced her to come TO Cumberland. He
then proceeded to engage an accomplish IN the
intended murder. He soon succeeded In this.
Everything being ready, he started from Gambler.
berland with his wife, on foot, and about nightfal
reached the vicinity of Section No. 81, where the
murder was committed, as he asserted, by his &C
complete, he being some distance OFT at the time.
They then buried the body where it was after
ward scented out by the dogs. Who the accom-.
plice was he persisted in refusing to state.
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Arrived.

Packet ship COLUMBIA Bryer from L,sgpool F.b IL tb md
and pass 10 4 X Marshall & co - ~ ~
Pacte sbp Wsst Polt ALA I'm Iiy.rnool ~ N . u A.,
and 4lf psss 70 K-.ma & Co - 'F " ~ VIVA -4''
, hssst March, I'm HAVE Jan S7hi very heavy
sshet n We eharbe and OBLIGED put INTO ths DaEn
i 400 90 the 20 pssd Sicily the 18Th; With i,e us Iss sss 10
he n vas a the shaads tbs ats Ne ale
Bird from Liverpool Fsb With ua.e and pass 20
" st = ueioa Tbs U al anchor outside tho Bar
80 tranan IN Liverpool FEB a. With md % soof
llcsl 70 ooI passengers all vel; IN sgh, The
Is,S sl Weather cleared Up Tuesday FIRE
&c. a sshS On TED 70 the south Of BarneEat
s. current on Tuesday night and beat 10 v,l stronr
INC march lat ~ 20 ~ loo AZ 10 W. saw l,rrs 81.
enIy down toSQ " 20" 'a's' iesos'z'-hsf
up fhehs Herbsr In Havrs 81 s.ssrsSs ps.sDesrs The
WV W. 7" faeems water % Sandy HO0G At PM, on Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

n,~ py,sos AT WARRINGTON, BY GRACE
..n.,1oop.--Yesterday we visited the Prison
or he Infirmary, both Of which deserve better
eot;ce than can give them here. At the former
nlsce we were mostly interested by Captains
ssyres and Drayton, of the Pearl" We found
them as comfortable and cheerful as we had ex-
pected Drayton says he suffers most from the
vile companionship which he is called to endure.
The jailor, who is very gentleman'y person.
spoke in high terms OF these two prisoners. As
looked into the melancholy faces Of these men,
suffering so deeply and hopelessly through long
years, for the crime Of helping their oppressed and
degraded brothers 10 the freedom they themselves
inherited and loved sharp was the pain at my
heart, bitter and ] fear impatient the cry OF my
soul, How long, Oh Lord how long" l was
glad to hear that Mr.. Drsyton, who impressed me
as a very sincere, earnest man, was shortly to be
removed to more comfortable quarters. | hope
that he may be allowed q room to himself for,
with all his submission and faith, he can scarcely
be otherwise than wretched where be now is.
1t was beautiful TO witness Jagello's sympathy
with these unfortunate men. She simple grl,
could see no difference between helping American
slaves 10 obtain their freedom, and melting Hua
garian peasants to revolt against Austrian tyran-
Dy-or rescuing Polish exiles condemned to 81
IBERIA. Alb, when will she learn the grand Amer
lean creed, that God ia a partial Father, who
made of one blood all the nations OF the eUrth-
save Philippians. whom He created in order TO
unbosom himself OF great curse, and to wreak
en- eternal hate when will she learn our fdnda-
mental Republican principle, that all men are
created free and equal" -ercept "nlggers r.
But fear her truthful, child like mind will never
come up to such nights OF wisdom.
could no one convince you that Slavery is
lightl" said Mrs. B. to her, the other day.
mot the Lord himself" she answered, in a
deep, firm voice, and with one of her clear, brill
liant glances. Nat Era
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DISTRESSING CAsUALTY.-A most distressing
accident occurred on Sunday evening last Cd
inst four miles above this place, at the little
town of Harrison. The circumstances are these
A party of six PERSONS two males and four fe-
males, were out on the Wabash in skift and
the river being very high, and consequently very
rapid, the boat became unmanageable, aud was
washed under a wood boat and capsized, and
four Of the six persons were drowned. The
names of the unfortunate persons are Edward,
Elizabeth and Martha Ann Hatfield, and Mrs
Amanda Clarke-the latter but recently Married
One man and a Miss Ireland jumped out OF the
skif and caught hold of the Hat boat, and thus
saved themselves At this time but two of the
bodies have been recovered, Mrs. Clarke and one
Of the Miss Hatfelds 1t was shocking occur
renee, and one that will bring sadness and grief
tosmany heart. rerre Haute llndl Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

REFORM IN NEW HAMPSHIRE Religious
Tests and Qualification Reforms in tbs proposed
Constitution of New Hampshire, have shared the
fate Of that instrument; having been voted down
by an overwhelming majority. 1t is hardly fair
to act this down as party thing, or to attribute
IL exclusively TO the Looofooos. We regret to
saw. shss tho wings to considerable extent,
have participated in producing this result. Yet,
il 10 some consolation to know that whatever sap
port these reforms received came from Wing
towns, while in the strongest Locofoco towns,
the vote against them is unanimous.
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THE WHEAT CROP The incoming Wheat crop
has passed the ordeal Of Winter without injury
and in all this section wears very promising
appearance. The plant was unusually well
grown and rooted last fall, and the Winter has
been favorable Syracuse Jour. 10th.
E J. G. Corves, Steward of the steamship
Ohio, has been convicted of smuggling Havana
Cioars
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Launches.

AT Bath 9Th INST ship Of about ssS tun., called the sas
Feane. -. ur.o.,. n -
Asouth Dartmouth. the 18Th inst the chip "Ifopc Bro
owned By WIN Rowland and othsrs Of NeE Bedford her sn
ors are ,sh on decb breadth Of BEAM y e cepih oil
hold n (set burden She 10 be employed The s7'
whale fishery will be commanded BY WIN stanton oil Ns"
Bedford: N ILL. r.
beautiful ship the stocks at Remington, Pa building lo
Mss,s AHsnry Co 10 packet oet"sen fhAePh
and Liverpool Her o IA 70 be the shsckamaKou.
Ts els per ship Southern Cross OF loo tun. ttnoed ot
California aud China trade, launched on the lsh INST al ooo
Boston - 900. -, - -, -. =, Can.
ship RIP wuhe Of 400 tuns burden was launched al SON
he
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-TOKz ..........--.MARcH 3
Cleared.

shps-lndis, Bens Havana How.s Coz Uo,, Pollard N.-,
Ofsansi Manou. JohEson, savsnn.h.
5ark-Ssro.ne, shsr~ood Char'sstJn Dusham & Dimon:
bnc-f n hcnocuu Cocor5 Csuisegos, Hesui.h Soc; VIA
sschckon Mafther, Norfolk -' ~
sch.oLsrs-Wm sA-F Cahcsri Psrs B.bop 4 Co: MARY
Anr, PerIsca = Joha NJ Roscoe Frsrc Taunou; c.
heooaId g harss coe Antsrs-n Coz Kendall BacIw.l
%, Hammond Balumor. Mailer Lord; Cbas MI. 49,,
Wilmington. sc L N City FdIbi., KHsven 49,
steamers-Ere. Norman Phi adephs; Peeob.eo Clsrk so
bs'ges-Porrose skoasA, PhldslPh Laurel Consa Bait
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PHILADELPHIA, March so4Tfrs-seansr Ksaae5ec, Sey-
nor New York. a.,
m.hp Virginia, Seal Richmond, Va; bark Cordoba
ot Havana brig NAL Boston scbr. Tangent Wsss
Fnncs Hav Walden. EBsdoi steamer KsnnsOsc Seymour,
HIJfk.
kACHIAsPORT Me-Ma ch arr brs Mechanic Bryant Hemp
e.s 18Th Boundary l4ih sid brig juan % arhags
"a per- NsWYork ch Forrest Robbins do Bgrenet faon
M do RaLs Andrews 90; DOaworh. Thompson io brig North
Ar srca, Poster, Boston. -
KEWPORT March l9-s brig john Ralch Mevne for Htvara
and the bound vessels except the sch star for Provt-ncs
an5 bark RIO Packet for New Bedford.
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THURSDAY. March 2O-P.M.

The Stock Market was dull to day, and prices
declined IN mosl cases. Mohawk exception, and
improved y cent Canton very heavy, and went
SEA Ct the Second Board decline Of II Y cent Reading
fall OF to $50 The transactions In other Stocks were mod
szse and At eassr prces There wasa little more 6rmnesa
a, the close OF the Second Board Governments are quiet
and rather essier The bids the latest moment were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

NATIONAL REFORM IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-Th
Homestead Exemption to the amount OF $500
has passed the Senate by vote OF 2! to :.
Good. This will stop the leaking OF small farms
into the bungs of rum hogsheads, DC. 1t WIZ en-
force the golden motto OF industry-Pay as you
90. Boston Commonwealth, goth.
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To Mariners.
Ones on rms BSASDrwlSs LIdar House,, !
philahsl nhia March ~ 1851. y

OrIics or BKAsDrwSs Lidar HOUSE
Philade phia, March ~ 1881.
Notice given that OF 500 lbs ~ssh mas been Pa.
tins ght BRANDT 5hOa Deawats byi "hh uuAs
foggy and weather val be struck By m'cnety as
sever s sEkssn g 81 SsifF 4 maiaGte
Then ke and the beoreand 80 o.
m Btou Ousr Marine Teeersph reports tbs buoys bardnss
Rocks ard Hogs Back Rocks to have been earsd away dur
slefa ate 0ae
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Nv TeleRruph.
From our corr..poudss,,1

NEW-ORLEA.s March i3Arr ships Ksis Howe Boston; Too
Chtrch Hsrrat Augusta Mediator and Chesaese. Nrork
Ec p Yeksbug HYok barAs Forest and Hs5ron Beston!
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Whalers.

Arr New London March csndscs Walker uot tbs
Venice Harris before Tspord Pacific with be VIII 70 DO
CD oil, and 3, oO0 lbs bone.
Spoken March IA 10y London pilot boat ship hssnso De-
vo for Bedford last from Sandwich Islands Another
HBedlord ship 18th by the same bsat.
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Passengers Arrived

IN paektthfy Cos-ba from Live-voo-Mr Worthy Mr. Wi
lady, Mr. FEPstrick and lady Misc Reescca
Waller F.zpalk Mary Fitzpatrick, Mr. Reed McPhsrsoa Root
Wa son.
IN Daekr liD Hvsia. from HaUre- MADAM St L-gs Chass
Mitchell Bernard Keiershesr LOUIS Doh Adoph Kts Chae,
seePbsEs Carers waworh, Thos RsDger Hear Gsa Hem
kssninn, Michael Muller Charles De Lsnshssr Joseph Wsnh
Gssrd Hsppsn.
MINIATURE ALAAEAc.-....THIs DAT.
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u An ARRAY occurred at Moores Coffee
House, New. Orleans, lately, which resulted in
Capt. WorthngtOn being dangerously wounded
by bis antagonist. ~
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r C. KEMP. Auetioueer AZ.
LvURNlTURE. PIANO EORTEo, Mn-

n rors &c-THls DAy At 10 O'Clock. at IS ksssso
near Ruon-s, R. C KEEP Wi sell II Auction I've ~
wthou. reserve large assortment Of Rosswcos nv 0r.
hosany furniture both New and Second Hand, w
rose cod 7-ociave Piano Forte, afsirate
large French plate Error Brussels SPY aIo ssass
Carpets China and Cut Glassware; French ClQss
wood parlor Furniture SUITE covered In ss 1870
extension Dining Tables library Book Cases "sssssry
several Oh Paintings, eteatete Sofas Diva s.c-
French Chairs, rosewood ABd mahogany toes
ter ard pier Tables, dressing Bafeans wiz French
and glasses aIble top Wash Stands manoks furniture
Bedsieads cottage Bedsteads painted champs ,roa Hal
en- suite csneses. chairs hair MsIrssses Of
Stands, Toilet ware, &c. Also, splendid 80 styss
richly decorated Window Shades OF the veV NIL IT,
Catalogues on the morning Of the sale.