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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-04-21

Correspondence If the Commercial advertiser.
LONDON, April 4.
Although as far as trade is concerned, there is
a healthy business throughout the co ntry
generally, and at the same time sound political
views are everywhere making progress, there
never was time of such utter absence of any
external signs Of life. The past week has af-
forded nothing of interest, nor is there anything
in prospect. The ministry continue to enjoy a
federation which is FAR more humiliatng than the
most severe defeat Foreign movements, con-
fined rs they are 10 the small intrigues of the
various rulers, are wholly disregarded, and to
complete the stagnntion, commercial enterprise
still remains without any new channel the only
vent for the irrepressible desire of speculation
being found in an occasional revival of the worn
out follies Of the share or mining market Per.
haps this is the stiffness Of an age preceding a
new birth.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-04-21

The English funds have been rather firmer
during the week, and consols which at the last
date were quoted 96l, have closed this afternoon
al 964
The preparations for the exhibition are roinr
on fhvorably, and every matter connected with
the American consignrnents has been arranged
to the satisfaction OF all parties
The board Of trade returns, just issued for
the month Of March, show great steadiness in
the declared value Of our exports the total be M
E4,74027S against E4,s0l,97O in the cores
ponding month of last year.
The accounts from India continue to show
tendency toward recovery, and this meta fAyora-
bly, upon the markets ia our manufacturing Dis
trcts. Trade in France and Germany however,
exhibits signs Of increasing depression, and this
to certain extent 10 felt here Cotton during
the week Inns been without change
Grain remain, steady It the eight Improve
ment of last week.
Our last dates from New York are to the lSth
Of March. Henceforth You will generally have
a mail from this side twice a week.
SPECTATOR.
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The question pending was on Mr.. CiRRoLL.
motion to postpone action on III bill.
Mr. CARROLL resumed his remarks. He hat
been ever ready to act for The best interests o
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-04-21

SaWo ScnPos anu Pu'Pooco, ""o pV" me"H HIS
chief and anarchy.
Then follows long and labored attempt to
prove that the proceedings Of the State Rights
Associations in South Carolina, are as treason
able and abominable" as those of the Boston
Abolitionists.
SO in South Carolina We think that the ia
natics of that State are as wicked and rs crazy
II possible, as the fanatics of Massachusetts,
We do not remember that We have seen any
thing more reasonable and abominable in the
sayings and dongs of tho Philipses, Wrights,
Parkers, aud Manns, of the city Of Boston, than
in those Of the Southern Rights Association of
South Carolina.
And after citing the Laurens resolutions,
which declare secession from the Union" to
be the most effective remedy for the grievances
complained Of" adds:
This Is worse Gf possibic) than the treason
that has been talked for the last month at the
fremont Temple, in Boston.
Alas, for the Republic what sheer desperation
can actuate It TO utteranccs so suicidally silly,
and 40 repugnant to reason--so revolving TO the
common sense of n con6ding constituency
whose guliet is capacious--but hardly wide
enough to swallow such caravan of camels as
this.
Nav, not content with this almost miraculous
absurdity, the editor plunges deeper still into the
slough Of dsspond," where his desire to screen
Boston iniquitiss has led him; and after repe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
Disasters, &c.

THE BRIG AiFARLTrA. Oately fiund abandlaed anI
toved into tins port l33 tuu, buIt at Harrington, Ne
One fourth of ship MAGNOLIA was sold az auction IA Ne~-
Bedford 18th INST 10 David Greene At rate # $50
BRIG FAYETTEVILLE Reed. Of and from Baltimore, AZ
Porto Cabt0 26h lit found t. have received SD much
damage on the massage that She was condemned
~ BRIO ALEXANDER. OF Newcastle. which eni ashore
az Nantucket months SINCE hayu tetnre paired was
cleared lth INST for - John y h by Geo a rhachsr
castle r
SoHR THISTLE II m Bay Chalcur. got ashore near the
South Breaker below Newbuyport, night OF l5.h INST She
LEAKS >ome and vii probably have 20 tighten before she
SOM THos. " M,YHE,s. from Nstsnzas T., Montreal
which put lIto NewpoTi ~ siap .e4A ia her s'em-p's
sailed again HornlB- n l3t4 ms.
TIE scilR II. " GANEslLL Whorf from Baltimore f,r
Savannah II mt Norfolk SATURDAY as ID distress aud
eRky She had beer ashore. nd compelled ~ thf1" over
part Of her cargo.
81 John paper states TIA: ship Aicsste ~ Yarmouth
from the L de To- S2a Frlrcsc0. which ~as fe-
ported 90 have been lost he Pacific ocean, has arrived
al Naiparaiso hope th- report IS tue bgi as no d1;e
doubt OF the fact Besides, TIE loss may have oc-
TIE Ing to~el u New Orleans Incorrectly t.ierra1lei
OIz-Oa % Baih = tie Of-1aFa- q Belfast, Ne The
II Saf CAriiARINs ashore a. East Hamilton ms had
al he's cargo taken oct and osks stoyed has heen
hove % SINE distance, a. lies good situation to
or, ard was expected 90 be got 4aoa; Moaday
lens boat PAINTED brown bottom uD much t7,Neu.
rcs ed up OF the Wosherg oman Saoa 80 ut b.
Key West pilot tea. hammock was taken rom aer ~
iss noais ~ ack. There aarA bv which l. de-
Schr susan Phebe II 1va-i a, Nev.tu-yp,r- IN Baa-
s1r. anchored Oh Tie bar >a-ury night n the heavy
blow o,t both anchors AMI cables tu ,cseed IN getting
Out II the bay
BRIG CORnsiIa, Gotham. - R''fln. from Trinidad
the 2lst ID 81 Bahla Honda severe hnrn-
care br sustained DO aaase and iost moth The boat
ricsed W hs West SAID % haye been mars "a Cor
Ira outside and GoIhalu' IIsde, cannot Therefore
he accounted fer
TIE schr Free Trade reported caslzed q Care Henry
belonged 70 MessTs Avorfh Allen. u Accom- Co,
W Nothing has been heard q. CT the pes1ns tina.
we've "a board. and Z Is feared nat al were llst
PEfG NE1rfWAl. before reported sr-rln- q tx AID
suns of tie Capes ~ Virginia good vessel cf ~
tuns Caig o. three years Cd and was PRINCIPALLY own
ID n sH~ shsres many II them belong = persons
N4ruuUfh Fer worth af1C+ : lfa All VS.
Insured O., the Neptune of5ce N Boston
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~ lhonaSioa. Ne. recently, shp Nou tanner % be
commanded ~ Cart Robinson.
Al Nt~ Eecf3r5. iCtl Instant, the shio Atlantic 80
tuLs neG ~ Mc,Srs Hathaway 4 I1cs she = - u
employed the whaling s4ness. aud v sal ron New
Bedford flr TIE Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, naler con-
Iuand Cd Cap Richard g. Lace. .a.e Of BARK Vsl-as .
A. Bait Iu<e GO TIE ort Instant, the clipper bt-k 81
So tlns. called the General Lanai intended r he Parc
usde under the command OF tl7t. Wr Green on ths
s, cay Tie scar Iybe-, ~ 'us Intended f,r The ssvan-
A. SOmsrset. Mass seae 1it. ~ Can't J. HOOD
sS oal. OF go TINS, called The Greeneld owned b.
Nj ake.al ofS1u.hplrt
A. fJflsni0Utn y n lrh ms, BIZ C,e,.,. 2 ,-.. -,
Ae y" IN seas Nina. aLd Bieat4 Of aboit 10 oS ear1
~ so.,a rs iradfrs "a TIE East CoaS, 4 China AMI s
+ "a ' 'es, Lss, -lt .ile 81 Br-t.4 l e. Yer.
user contract VII tarf1.- J. n n rf.'.i~.--a
4 = ron Re s-rne mold. se7f D. rs s,,rs S.ss
81 --' - hi'H "-..e ie.a- -l., a-.l.- % te s. 10
i-.r. .- -H tn -icss fe.-.r .- t.e ~. .r..-
Al hisi ID leih llst hY Mtssrs TAlmg-,a Siaa.1a A
~ 1As eLe lta-- sool u e90gt 100 .u. ca sl tas
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spoken. &c.

Sep, 9, or LveToo \ s. Br sus Esry. from P.csog
ftr PA J River
se-f 12ss Jon s. TO- sarz Yarstcwa. Sorer, fron
New port + f1r Portland
seJt o. at 25 81 Ion y-so ship Moals from y. OFsaAs
for Liverpool
seIi NJ. lat Is So Ion - Is L revcar- cutter For
Nad. Lieut. Mons IS from Nnffo. :. fs- Vera Cruz
Seuf s. lat - S. len j 81. passed Arrs steamer
having mass. steeIng Z. ap'arrnty p-o1esr Cg o.
Narcltstef. from Philadelphia for Liverpool
Set S. at 81 a. lan Il Al. brig kchrlnI, oi Boston
from New horS for BTaJl.
Aus u. lat - lon G.. was seen ship Plymouth Rock.
Caldwell. from Boston f1r Liverpool
AUG u. lat -. Ion c.. ship Atlantic, WORTH
from y York for y Orleans
Aug 25 at IS g. bon. II TO- slip Sachem. woodbar I'm
Liver pool flr DoS ION.
Aus % lat IS % Ion g. ship Isaac Webb, Cooper
from Liverpool for New York.
Aug o. lat So Ion. IT, Eliza asns Prce froa Bristol
for New. York
July t. IN the Catssa bark Ind Queen, OF Bath IA
Croustadi for New York
No date lat a. Loo g So bark Enlus Brem 90 days
Bremen f0T Baltimore
Aug o. lat 81. Ion Is. ship Arabela from Mobile Tor
Liverpool
SEPT 70. of Qucks Hole, was passed brig Pembroke,
bound East and supposed 10 have zone INTO Iarpausn
Cove
SEPT g. lat % a. lon IS S.. An bark, show
Ing white signal with d m the center
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r.~, r.ls, .rA-~ WIN Hart Chas n G-.in~r. Cor,n-
thrsn and r. Peter DO. schrs Cofls'hans and :. X
Ptf-sr succeeded N cctg 10 sea oFer The nta - Saf
Aa-,s "a H. ~ tie New Ir.e. eG.~a.d oooai ~nd
southeast ~, So, - A..
SEITN Ssrs l3-AT s,hrs. Rob; J. Mercer ROBIN
son Ttllat.thta. seventh >u n tsuars Bar-r fcrs.
In. - Do Cas. m VI lihrvS haIpltn h-l.l = " n
chenharh waldohoro. Ess,ern STAR. Gotham, A srs
Sarah Mara Bla ssn. R0cS ard lsth m nfS AIRED
Vsrry ia Freeman 5; Nav's Bay, II. ffsSs,.
CALAIS for Ncs port R,csingham GaS'y' SiASo, 10y :
Iorf-n slt-s Fl,nc Arrow. Copmos. C1t 'esi9n ~
Fenirnkr. RIO HerrcN fhi ale pea. lart bi>s, ia,
90 jos Baker smes. Ne~-Nork Iephyr. tf''Ns''' y
York. Eos.na. Foster. NachiaS for New lvik =.
SAVANNAH Sspt ls-Cld shio Hartford, Burke, New
Yo'k h-g Alision. Roynton. Fab Me -
WILMINGTON. Sept D-ArF S'h-s sues g. ~
ws.uwr.rht pssfon. Narv r Lutte-.oh. :, "a uer =
Chariss'on John H. Hoiges, Lotse. d., Col >a''crY
PoOih. DO.
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MAR RIFD,

ON Tuesday 10Th INST. by Rev ~ DowLnr. J W.
OWEN 10 AMANDA VALENTINE yoGngeS; aaugh-
ter 90 u. T Valentine, Esa, OF ths CT.
On the 3.h inst tins city. hl Rev n ". lows
WILLIAM DODGE. OF New-IorS, and MARY p
MAPKS II Newark. New-Jersey
On second CAV tNenE- lja inst, az TIE Pacnc hoie
Y. by Friends ceremony. She presence 4 Alderman
StUTityaDt. CALEB r HKNnRICkSON o. SARAH : d,
daughter OF Nn. Emty az II Blrls ston Co. J.
On the 18th inst by Rev Or Beulsu. Mr.. GEORGE y
ROBlNSON % MISS LOUISA MOORE. al OF ta, cats.
On edre sfat 10Th inst. AZ BeeSuan. Y. b. Rsv
leouafc NJ. Vincent, OF klshklu. GEORGE u. FOOlE,
q tins city 20 Miss MANY dau-4er o: Gilbert IL .er
kSs.. Ci ire t,rHer place
Scrt A. "a Norah. rs Rev T. Rsrsem. NJ. COLLINS
Ilii = ~ Peru, Cnnton 20 80 Miss LOUISA NJ --l-
Ter o. paNla Numner. ~. " MorlAh
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" halers.

Cleared at NewBedford. Sept. Is. ships mrod Carr,
North Pacific ocean land sailed same days Navsttor 81
Fairhayeu. Fish. DO
Sp0sen-Avg II. lat. II 5 lor 81 ". snip barnsttoe,
Coon from New Bedford Fayal Tor Pacnc Ocean ali
vell-n0 report Of oil 49,
July l. no lat, &C sch Shyock. OF FToyHcetoWn WIN
bhs sperm oil
Spoken-Oh s. Michaels. July II. Virginia, Morton, Of
Orleans, clean. -
AZ a, Provincetovn 18th. sch Preston. Handy Allan
TIC Ocean. with IS 50 and IS 30 black ish OIL
Ar At Edsartown lsth. ship Norman ln Nah'ucAetl
Gartrer Baltimore 70 m for whaling.
OF Fayal Aug 3. ship Napoleon, Hole5 ~ ant
dean.
tucke.. bound home oi Not stated.
letter from ship Junior New Bedford REPORTS her a.
N-psana New zealand Feb 90. wish SD hbs 50 Oh "a
board lad lost men DIV deserron SD I eo IT,, soP
N1rtrel.er Tucker 81 New Bedford. TOR Arcnc SEES
Arab Smell. # Farhaysn. fr Bhenngs straits Ign.
Frances swain. New Bedford, ilr d. SD from Bif
Of Islands Feb Marcia, Wng, New Bedford Tor ATcic
Seas
Bedford rererts her az Mungtnr. teb with 2 Dds
- $50 do vh orb board, sent home 100 >-all wei.
bound direct 90 the Arctic Seas.
A leffer from Cant Terry of sim Stepua1a. of New
BEDFORD rtrorfs her AZ Sandwich Islands. Apul -9 Win
&, nh, sD ID. al WELL flr Arctc seas direct
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Dnrrlesfic Pnrfs.

. y Arr 1r.afIf ~ i.arDg puf
atlpaa. ,'doa .Faa american. age. Baltimore. CID
do .,,
BOSTON. Sept AR Ships H.rsbnrs' M nii9,''
Raumorc. laad proceeded 90 Dlrc. esicr hns imI,H
OBJ Hutchinson, Ci, gov Boston, Layhoid iialitH
DO Fa. Hall .tt. DO. i'nser. ,r.n a, hafaqei
do Gen Taylor s.ufe d,' Lyl.a s'oyer' Danang. d.
lpr fort>in'ufh @ 20, 'uA N'i h.., :. 80 A.
pans 4 Es,ef. Baker. Norfolk. Li-htog. MerrH
~ Jade ll' -,,,.- l..s ~" III N,i
llo.t'.s. CO. i.t1.,-r aed ON r cirr. C,t
d. haanaf J. ui H. lia.l.' '''ii 800 ,' I
ct lal.,. aifa. saundo $. l.ns- l isuol' ,''.ef
iee I'm. .l ,' oa., ,,l l.e r,. vataort
Icfo At.e Galen" ~ .i-.a ' i t' a. 49,.
a'ls .ninh 'ai go XXX, w., - - ~ a.,
~. Portland " QUAR- 'l't -.H e " n. ,.,'i'
i,'TJI Il, w. cl,rs-., ilr.69ii. 3. no. ID
burgess. '-. '. '.'..i. p" ''.l-' H.
brig F,fel. u. t' .I' az , .'.'.r snow Ind ~
Iam ta.en, f.'a.. l.,, a. ' f ',r''i. r.I.
Salcd-la.e 10 ta''f' $500 1907" " '''' '''-'
htI1s Sla., lal.. .i.....,..u. y.,...,o \
Ymk lst4 Ella. s..l.. n.. do. ,...... ,.... vv..
nh. C,ui.rn.a. tsraee. ll..a ,Ielpl.a.
CHARLESTON, Sept. l--ttd. ea'h ..-.i %.
bar lr,,or. ua,6us. Wilmington, g., sc1r t.-ee
Go.tAiouth. e." h.4-i- D." r...-
ship % .iI,'> .tu N s,' 80. ..l Z
land. so.soa,i g. s-hls 81, aa' ~ .lie '-'--
FDCARIONN. Sept l2tA-tIr. seit. at'
chant lo-ign i5i. ~ 4.s -.."- t .' r
south si-e ri me mes ail' I'm .a IN az. W., ~
evening; rug l l9 ~ ~ -. C,r.laIl' smith
r".i.Ar' IsDII Il is l,r,st al bound p Jos rsr-
well niarstes, Al',andra l'r bos'1 -. selr
tf'aaef Beg lt n, III .,. nj, - ,n o.f.r p-.a.
unknov ., -. e....t. i,...,
FALL nv ," o'i - A. I.--' -, q
Asrsnera Maenf. Ms', .o,, '' .s'1. 10
msa9, s,i 49, 1910, Xtsa, yus.,6g.on Do sIooD
Ann Holmes Da,is So o--i IN Wo T5ont Ha,s-
lee Head = 'lI -. m 5,b f.ln M,1ut H,os Phl-
ms ~ NIX for Taunton iJh scars Cors!A Padl-
lau 'i S IN Rme COO IN taunton os NewYorx
GhLTESToN, Aas PAR. big billo"' coo'm
HOLMES HOLE, sep b,h II A Mn P,h NJ .ni
T p perkips Giikey bunk. Adni. Ietch, and YIN T
sne WI "a ~ ~ ~ IL. Naa'y Ann Mrsaii aad
y,r'an A C;ould C. ant 20 Tor do Huntrsss Homer
ana j. SAiip, '11. p p 80 pg,1r, T.,uomy Dean
-, ~ llsr Ais in bort brg Dunbar
n'1.se- surveying b.i- Washington. All steamer
Btb
erson Ba tmofe f0r shrs C.yo croc en- Pnl.
adelrhla for Saco kidter Co Fetcner New ORA lo'
Wevuoath Edwin. Bray S'onngt IA i'f g., AS Sorsai
Leman Provdsnce t. Bangor tn,9y. Cioeffa Hss-
Haven for do. = Kelley, Kelley NeA-fs - H..
uis SD th h.rk Applefon schfs 1orF' : :; -
IN pori lfh. u ". brs Dunbar feof 'cif'' Aiu''f
MiCHIAS. ssDt sid CIR. Three Ser, Kelly. y
York Gen jackson Brown, Se~ L.- - ~ Va.
SebJ1 MavioseT Fosier Nsg- Bedford Have, Bnesw-t-
Portland 2h-sld :ehIs pen~g VA q ,'H h.
North America, Poster. PfoYdehes pp ~,
MOBILE, sept. i3-Arr scar Martha f's' Fo''' ''e"-
I.rk = .e,r. n :, 1,,.b1. WI. ,rf
u end IN h1.,ln1r- Or ea'aAAAn' N''i' "'--'' '0'
New York f.T Deep Greek.
NEPONSET. SER 3-Ary scsrs e~s Aade-0ed' 10y
PhaSsIPea ( G B1el 'ad Ds, re e,,er
Burrows, Philadelphia Au-asta- s2fihssf' Ne"-i'i''
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Did.

TyesJss morning. SEN. Is. ElIZABErH SrOUrEN-
hi h@h, oaus a-ef al Anlhcnv Holman, aged > yeA-s
sid IS las> - -
ga NeIost nioEras, 18Th inst. Nirs MARY BAKER.
months and DAYS go
On Tue sSa' ltSA mat. III DSON KINSf.EY only so-
II ECS-u snd Anna s Holt IA the SIN wear of s>.s.
The itHds y ne taly and Aabers Of Meridian Loigs
THURSDAY morning lSih inst a, c'rees fro, H. -,
denot Of rs fsthef last SI s.; between "a Ana Ss,g
HIS remains viii b taken to Aacksusack J. tr a;er-
mcnr
Al Wsaau>surs. Sent. y. REBECCA EMILY. w5f, u
Nsihan n Ill., ivfmes.y % " Is brock Coan IN her az.
to Hartford. Hew-Iis,ea and SAysrook ,Coanl "a
Ssff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17

TtNUOR. SoIf lZ-ClI- Dig Nel1lu, s. III.nls-
PORTLAND, Sent L. AR. barNs Yorktown. NeNufrt
Ems Oct-ya. Gardens. Gen. Taylor, Marie ClA ..'s
Henrietta Havana
NEW-OKLEANs. Sep i5-Cld. slim Mount vernon
New York Arr. ship. Minnesota and Creole. hlI.5 Nav
flower and Muui'e. NoV-Nork. lth-sd. Cherokee. iIr
H,qana and Now-A ork ATT. ship SAa. %. NeH-f o.A q.
hfie Forest Prince. Boston.
RICHMOND. sept l-Arr steamer Roanoke, New
YORK. and virginia. Philadelphia
Appleton Baltimore sfeamsH Ben.tfn lnptl %. iI-
a1t.p ha TAeF D. sailed after t4e : y Lows, Nn 10
has no- iecu heard IL.
I'D slip Chmeia Sc" Orleans. t.sh p ..lai.il a
sCAr,. CaIuIne. O. aIt, and Juift, lo.
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rasSengers Arrived

= sfccf.s.ig Alsbaasa. jrsfI Nat1EsEs-i C. Mckee.
A H. Dewitt, A { y al. +. Head Dr. Rl0essslt. F
Blair. NJ Murphy, Master " Campbell. MrS BulAler.
h M0llard Ro-CrS. G.. Burt, q. ID O-dI, 5 ls4a1s.
b,nry Teal J h Whtlesley, Jas NJ Harrs l. Cornell.
NJ Teal aud children. Mrs ATKINS. u CsoDef, NJ
Garter. NJ. Hayward ard lady, VI. COINS and rhdi.
I'D a. Stccrslc.
fut.l.tt- y ~ DafAfsse q Cg'slrs .fcr illcre-E b
f.hlp aud larf r. u faihr.. + Jar ass n Z :
Nusf, ~ Leaf. a.. Cal1ri, IS a. Np-T.igLc. 4. A.
-lde, \. fus.se.. a ki5ussel. II hAsrr, Hiss VI
h.,.4iOr
IL gort .-csca from Brc,,cs-C ScAumber. = PrcA, 4
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Mara louisa o-usd Fs River. and intended a> pa
se h.t~e.r TIA ard N,vI ors, urdsT the command
OF Cart. Charles B@nucft
A. Taurtpn IN mt schr Of no ,uss called the L
Crcksr alt ~ Israel French - fr Csot Beai slli
ard Ctfrs Sc = sci and . feet neRrl WI -
srrlo.i 10 the cal &c hs,.sssn pa label SUI rign-
t.. AID vi e corm-ndesi bJ CAPT. 3. RHt
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EcceinIs of prcdnce

p. s Ncrf4 Kttr Boats laSSdag-lS,s6S bbls Flour,
- DO Ashes DOW hsss. SOC bus Wheat $3.50 DO
Com si bales Wool 40 bhls Pork, hhds Bacon. 5o5
PKG (neose. ~ DO Butter.
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At rs u IT TKINt IIN - WV
I'VE CERTS The public Is respectfully informed that
rrauecmenfs have made VITA he Distinguished ar
;nte MADAME BEErUttA tlEfLEs. WHO VIII appear AZ
these Concerts nnd perform fhc Harp tae iiFofe COM
positions NJ Pafish Ayas leDarrc and her own original
works II also respectfully announced thf arrange
mrs have hccu made for The appearance OF other celcD
H., srtts N future Concerts Of which due notice vii be-
slyen f.l6l i. ". " AkDMEIL
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Co,,.rlurr Ane-s la,y ard chd. n Fri.se, ady ana
Cren n Iad.k- VI Clo2pena-rg, L. sioqpenneft'
| n kso,Tcai-rg Kioqpsnh-~r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
financial.

DROADWAY SAVINGS BANK, cor
j ner Of Broadway and Anthony-st-fhis Institution
chartered bY the LEGISLATURE II the stale Of NeWfOrk
VII commence b. sne-s on WEDNESDAY, the III OotO-
Der next from ugtIl O'Clock, VI az No 80 BfOtd~ag
corner OF Anthony 81 and continue open thereafter
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS aad SATURDAYS II each
week. az The SAINT hours.
ms Institution permitted receive depOs u from al
cssses q persons and the public generally invited %
a. al themselves Of the advantages thereby Afforded u
curyp facing heir surl funds interest Deposits u 81
4nd upward viii he received Al moneys received wl bs
the best snds 81 stCcs sscuntes and bonds
and NOR gases real etae worth double inc amount VI
the loan IN pursuance ofthe pr0gs Of the charter
OFFICERS
PresldeBt-WILLfAM BRADY
First Elce-PTestdrnt-WIi-AON .. HUNT.
Second : ycs-Presldsnt-FRAhCiS A PALMER.
AVN. HOPPER MOTT
TRUSTEES
William V Brady Francis Edmonds
Schuremar HAlsfsad Francs A Palmer,
PObert NUNS JAcob A Wsstsfyelt.
John Falconer Benz. Camp,
Francis = Sehoals John X Laurence
Shas c Herring John 7 Fisher.
Hsluces NJ Wells. james 5, Libby,
Ilbbeus y Ward. Peter Morris
Samuel Bangs, John b. Cornell,
zde WorcJ, DAVID A. Wood.
Corrslns l. EYertt. Hopper Mott
lzon HINT, 81 2H'
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n.od. ,hs irnnortation vi Nessrs. Charles Poyen q
r. THE lots we're of n desirable style. and DIRE"
,oecth.r large concolrse Of buyers both from las
al r.,vhlouriug cities. The Ribbons were the
choices, va, offered to the trade, and brought sa's
factory prices, there teI,g good comy ettoh iof
hen. A quantity OF ricn s,ik goods Drousa' very
hjeh vrccs, reaching as high a. 81 - ~ AM
even e. per yard. The 0aerng Of Pnnied Deia1nes
md C,shmsrcS also excited much attention, and
brcueht far pr1ces. The few hernos IN the Gaia
loor,e were choice "a superior 20 The Catalogue sofa
la, week. and brrug4s good prices Some other
miscellaneous pare Is included the catalogue
but were unimporsnt
Considering the present feeling, tins sale marks
,As .1lsence of . good demand for goods, for which
fair prices VIII be gwen by the excitement Of com
petition ~.
The II udson County Bank at Jersey City
has conn senced business. The bills were first put
INTO circr latson Saturday.
The Westfeld Bank, Mass, has com
nenced business.
The notes of the new Bank at Bridge
port ave portrait Of Jenny Lind an one end, and
one o Bsrnum on the other end
J he Evening Journal gives the annexed
onent Of the quantity of Flour, Wheat, Corn and
Ba fley left a: during the second week IN
Sc rtcnber, in the years 1850 and 1851, as follows
Flos, ssl' Tas1t b. Corr az o. Ba1 e, as ~
! F4----lj5,S25 l5s5s2 1872. i24'9io
65l...... 96,36s .57,l69 2iS435 1857
her Is-457 SAB Inc I6s,O7s Dec ,059
The aggregate quantity Of the articles let al
>,de xateY from the commencement Of navigation 10
she I4th Sept inclusive, during the years 1850 and
1851, IS as follows: ~, l.
Flour bis. What. tE. Corr b. B0T aS 6 Ss;
1850 .I3e3lj2 9s0,i47 2669642 sS9'o os2
is5II ,osOI0O l50t,0is 5666i40 22492O
Inc 6I605s 523s1I 2gg6, i9s LOB, liz
The aggregate quantity OF the articles left at
aide water from the commencement Of navigation 70
tAe l',h Sept, inclusive, during the years 1859 and
1851, is as follows;
Flour, his WHEAT b.. corn, b. Barley b.
ls49. 100 l.052,s53 3S97,6s6 1921
1851 - 9s0IOO I.5O4,Ol6 j,GGGl40 224S20
Inc. 1880 al lC5 l,7Gs,44 lo7,426
By reducing tho Wheat TO Flour the quantity OF
The latter len at Underwater tins year, compared WIN
tbe corresponding PERIOD OF last year, shows an IN
crease Of t2l ,;22 barrels of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity o. some oil
the principal articles Of produce left at Underwater
from the commencement Of navigation othe l4tn OF
Sept inclusive, during the years 1919, l37 days
1870 liS DAYS 1851. iJ2 DAYS
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NOR SALE.-5O,0OO Canal Revenue
u Certfcates
z50e0 L ; . Per Cent StocA Of 1876
5Oec0 L S & Per Cent Stock II 1851
1850 New-YOfk ) Per Cent Stock II I358
30 MsEcan AssignaJe Land Warrants REGULAR
assignments and fully guaranteed
els hWkF J THOMPSON, q Wal y.
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= Grand Orchestra Ol more t.ln FORTY fhkf ohh-
Frs the most talented resident NcaN0 has beene en-
g.atd IL Will be- conducted hY
MB g. LODER aud MR.. LANENU.
The Grand Piano Forte riJrd m tAs concert "l %
f..m he mandatory Of = thickcung
.r',ur-d AZ Inlies SI1s.c store 40 300 BroatNaf at
als Music sore NJ $50 Broadway. ani at 1nDlertian
No., ~ =. Concert commences a g. siJW
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Professional Notices.

~ GRAIN. Professor of Drawing ana
Il Panung has removed 20 NJ a. East isih st, ,ear
Vnion-pisce whsrv he viii continue hS ip~tfustas.
Siies and Gentlemen. he above branches SAssals
attended As formerly 80 h~MWSF'