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The New York herald., 1851-12-02

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The New York herald., 1851-12-02

Nav OtiIANs, NOV y, 1901.
Cotton sales TO day only 2boo bsies at prices
quarter below the highest peint Strict middng s st
IKE The receipt, here 100000 ahead of time
year Stock l2s 900 bales sales Of the week 29oo
EEw ORLE6rs, Nov. %, 1851.
Our cotton market closed heavy yesterday, with sales
Of barely fifteen hundred bales We quote strict mid
ding at &c to The .
Cotton sales on Saturday were 900 bales, at SIC.
SIC. The market is dull, and tending downward
Noprotx, Nov. 30 1851.
Cotton has been in active demand Sales yesterday,
ct SIC Toe supply Is light. Corn s at 81 &c. Red
oak tAvssthe demand has subsided and the srket IL
dull at 26 sEc.
The New York herald., 1851-12-02

IMrosTArioNs oF SATURDAY. AND soHoA'
CoAI-2 233 tons
DYrs-l 500 bags sumac.
Dsres-l coo cartons birthstone.
DYtwoop-134 tons iogwood; 336lsoo lbs. do; tons
Nicaragua wood; "A tons fustio.
Dnr 9oops-t2I packages per Reliance; 102 per Ohio;
2o2 per Compronhe ls4 per Rhen 90 Per Geo Turner.
BoSu-3 tisrses, bbls. honey.
RAcs--tso bales rsgs.
sair- CSC sacks salt.
srtIrrs-a pst plates spelter.
sroscE-lls tales sponge
SHFus--1,Oc 600 sbslls.
TiS-StO boxes tin plates.
WSF-2barrels 225 casks. Ais baskets vine.
woop-12s bundles willow; ass logs mahogany; 1s2
logs cedar
Woot-I0 bales wool
The New York herald., 1851-12-02
CITY TRADE REPORT.


Astirs continued unaltered 100 barrels bringing
s4s71l for pots and So ~ "a for pearls.
BEEswAx p lbs prime yellow were obtained az Soc
BpEADsTurrs-Flour improved q shade there having
been .aies Of oo barrels ordinary to choice state at
"a 25 and pure Genesee at 81 lsai 81 26 with 1900
No Canadian in bond at 81 s. l2h; and 1900 cou-
fetching only s. Is Wheat favored factors 5000 bushels
SsaSsvn vnss rsss snd Sond
did also Rye Of which $500 bushels we're taken a Tic
Oats or Rsie did not vary much 1000 b1shels OF the
comprising % 900 bushels mixed Western at 6s sshc;
and yellow Southern at Gle.
(40o from the south and the balance from this state)
Demand Prices ranged at from So to So 20 per owt
cows and calves offered Bales at from s22 $50 40
+ in quality. AL sold Sheep and lambs-350o on sale
ss q a. FROM 81 % to q % %
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81 SO a 81; lambs, ST 80 to So rs . So
CoIroS The sales to day amount to about 600 bales,
Corrrn~Remaips quiet leo bags Maracaibo found
buyers at sk and 900 Rio at s 81 cents Imported
InrIenr: ETreissts to Liverpool were nrmsr. About
4eO bags of Cotton engaged at l6d. For Flour
I'D was refused and COO q 6cCO bushels wheat
no change Of moment to London or Havre. Clippers
st enessne for California at TO cents per foot,
F,sa.-About 500 otis cod brought 50 76-an advance;
and 800 bbls No and mscxsrsi ~ . se2h-the pre-.
Frr,T~There we're 800 boxes Malaga raisins taken
tSl IS 81 y0-a reduction 1000 half do at 96c 1000
quarter do At SSc Imported since Friday 1900 oranges
les bags wslnuts lass bbls and sas cases prunss
HAy.-some 1900 bales river were disposed Of at 90
Hynr-be bales Americas n undressed changed hands
The sales reached 90 tons Scotch pig at $21 six
70 sans ps Ssr. Sd
LII IrAD.-a.ena wa held at 81 10 81 cay, cash, with
Lnr prctented no interesting variation, common be-
ing quoted At 81 in the absence Of supplies
MoLAAsrs.-Nesrly 70 hhds. prime Porto Rico realised
ons-T There have been 900 gallons linsssd bsught at
eac 90 cash; and 200 bakets olive At 81 TO- usual
gsnot and liz bsskst t. olive oil
PRovraoNs-Pork movra to the extent Of 400 barrels
river prime ct Si4; and old western at tlS eah SIS
IS Beef to that Of 900 barrels country and city at
81 70 50 co. and prime, at - 20 beef hams, 20
that Of 200 bbs old at Sc sskc with 200 bbls new
at s,c. % without eliciting any decided change,
R'er rsnsedffom $ss$s topper 100 lbs cash, for Or
sse.Rs The days movement consisted Of $4,000
German at 50 20 . 80 so, and Q months Imported
since Friday, lss cases, and 4 2tl boxes segars.
soAr-loo boxes red mottled CASTLE v,re picked up
at &c.
whisksy purchased at 2lc. and 70 hhds Drudge, ct
&c cssh per eAilon-market steady Imported slnce
Friday puncbscn, vhskey 90 half pipes, es quarter
Streams sales were made Of 100 hhds Cuba at axe .
tHo and loo boxes brown Havana, at 80, aShe.-the
previous rates. Imported since Friday, 500 boxes.
Top,ooo : Among the transactions we're so hhds
Kentucky at Z 7c.i and 200 bales Cuba At 22e In-
snss cshss x. amount on hand IN the nspsc
and tn. quantlt, remaining tbers this evening: =
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The New York herald., 1851-12-02

In Williamsburg, on Saturday evening, at twenty
minutes 10 nine O'Clock Mrs MELssA GLAZE wife ofJsmes
N. Jennpg, aged 70 years.
The friends and scqusntsnces Of the family also OF
her grandsons Alexander II. and Nicholas Whtty
Mooney are respectfully invited attend her funeral
Tuesday, December ID at one O'clock from her late resi-
tence, s8 North Second street.
On Monday morning Deot mber I, JANIS GRArr In the
osh year Of his age native fscotsns but for the last
10 years resident q this city
lie friends and scauantsnce. and those Of hi. son,
Robert Grant and eon.in Law VIM sinclar respect
fully invited 10 attend his funeral Wednesday after
st O'Clock from his late residence No. 12i white
street.
On Sunday, November 30 erNtsr orresos, infant son
of Peter and Cecels NJ Chsnfrau, aged months and
10 days,
The friends ofthe family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funetsi frc N 20 Amos street, at 10 AM
On December l. MRS M,RgAhrr ELLIs In the T6th year
Of Der see.
~ fspjs srf p trss cf her son inis~ Msucee Hsr.
tgy ~ -rsp.c'f-,y Us'r % sres5 her tcersl "a
:. sfsy s,isrnDrp ~ bs. rsf SctDk. 0on aet iste
The New York herald., 1851-12-02
uAaIvInE HTELLIaEN k


Cleared.
sseanshp Brother Jonathan Kitserass Ghssrs. shlls
snip Patrick Henry Hubbard London, 0rinnsll hinsurn
ship Men.e.ums Dscouro.y. Liverpool. G a Marshall
S .siRSs TSS9 s
Ship WIN Tell. willard Havre; soyd HinSts
ship Continent, Drummond. New Orleans WIN Neson
snip Florida. Mnls. Savannah, W T TAp.cosA
shI cs,h.,in. wn:Cn ch.,ss'GS r. T.S w.rSs
S.1i Jane Gould tBs, ssuSss St Johns. NE. L.u-
;s ss.s sss a'
BIZ BIZ ssssas ss.s sia :Rss;s
Bris Emerald CrOvsli. Windsor: Whitney.
% sehf % Hsii IiSsI orifin. Charleston. L Hocrs.dy
ssSr H..s,5:. yosIsm PsssrsYrs ss soS Hunter Co.
sss fssss fs.s
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Arrived.
SteamsA;p Prom ethus Churchill San Juan Noaraxua
s.s a
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Brs Susan fsrnhsn H.ohis; days with lumber.
SBs:'u sis Hu.eS Enn.: oA.yssdS day. with lumber
to ssnr sRa'e Con- ns psnss Sears cs.nseeus River 4s,y
sehr Asseyens crowell Boston days, bound 70 Al
bany.
Schr Welcott Beers, Boston, days
eckr Lewis, Crowell, Boston, days
Schr Cabot, Niok erson, Boston, days
Schr Sc Lion, Brown Roekland, 10 daya
Schr Albert, Wetmore, Plymouth. days.
scbr Onsette. Cyowell. Salem. days
schr Fl Dorado, Madison. dsys
schr Forest, Crawisy, Addison, days
Below.
Ship Alice Wilson, CowarS Dublin. days, 70 order.
bark unknown, ~ sncher on the bar.
No other In sight from the Hghlands ~ sunset
Sailed.
stesmships Brother yonAthan Kitterdgs ChaEres 81 Do
rado Rodsers NAron Berry Cbarsston; chips Gsrick
Liverpool Montesuma DsCouroey do: Patrick Hen
ry. Hubbard, London; and others
Dxc l-wind during the day NV. aAd fresh.
The New York herald., 1851-12-02

often ssked BY the public would rsnask that the
mspner Of conducting the sxsminatoa q the witncs
by Mr. George l. Ashnsad on ths part q the govern
meat has been very much By putting leading questions
70 them good dss Of the svidsncs has been Of ohs
rscter not sdmsslbls BY the strict rules Of law Mr.
Read whs evidently learned Avyer, and one Of the
technical and hair splitting kind, has occasionally
very little deposition to contest the resoutsy inch
by Inch, Perhaps they have same overwhelming test
mony to introduce which viii completely rsfute that
opinion Of aocusomed 10 pretty rigid rules Of prsc
tice they have given the government good deal q un
nsosaasy latitude to slip the moose over tbs heed Of their
client B.
The New York herald., 1851-12-02
Our Washingtsn Correspondence.
WAsHINsroN, November 30, 1851.


Last Nights Democratic CssIcus, and ifs Resslts.
The Union resolution, submitted BY Major Poll, OF
Tennessee In the democratic caucus Last night
tended - trap for the Southern ultras cheerful
soquisscence" In the compromises 1t thought would
be swallowed the States Rights democrats Of the
cotton States. They could never cotton to thst-so
that the Union party Of Georgia, Alabama, and Misss
sipp would quietly step In and take the position Of the
advanced guard OF the great democratic party the
country, leaving the Southern utras Jefferson Davis
Pierre Soule, and the like, among the outsiders The
plan good one; but II had's flaw In It, When the
resolution Of cheerful acquescence esne 70 DO onered
Mr. Johnson Of Arkansss, put in an amendment sSanst
the further agitation Of the fugitive slave question the
District slavery question and the question OF slavery In
the territories and the question Of admitting furtnsr
supply of slave amendment declaring II rank
heresy to sgitate any these questions with view OF
opposing making war upon the existence and extsn-
zion of slavery This stumped the free soilera and.
finally the thing compromised at the wish Of the
tender footed democratic Of the North, BY laying she
whole business upon the table.
And thus the plan arranged-we said to be arranged
bet ween Gen Foote, MIR. roombs and Mr Stephens of
Ga and Major Doneson, of the Washington Union and
Major Polk Of Tennessee to read out Of the church ths
Southern rights party and to substitute the union party
of Georgia Alabama aud Mississippi, defeated. The
experiment Or the time was abandoned but the game Is
not yet absolutely given up.
We expect however, that the Southern union party
will have to dissolve and return to its original elements
wings and democrats The whole Southern whg party
Is large dose to take ut single mouthful, and the
terms may not be available
1t s agreed that the question Is to come up on fps
settlement in the Baltimore Convention
The New York herald., 1851-12-02

meats vsc. oassA ed assasvsa end ~ ors,a rsso-
luton finally sdopts1 -
Resolved That the eoa1unicstioa q the Prssident,
In relation 10 the calamity In ward sehon house No. ~
with the accompanying papers, be rsfsnsd to special
committee Of three with Instructions 70 examine all the
ward school houses In the city without dslay and 70
port whether sny alterations ere necessary Tor tnsn
greater saSsty.
Mr. Nioon, Mr.. Russ and Mr. Rsdhsld, were thea no
minated By the President - such COMMITTEES.
On motion Of Mr. Cyrus LawtoA. the nsue OF the frs-
ddent wss also added to the csmnittee.
The Board shortly afer adjourned, to meet On "ea'
needay next.
The New York herald., 1851-12-02
Married,

At Nevburg, Orange county, New York, on Thur,day
November ri, by the Rev Mr. Scott, Mr. DiEDERicK
PssSosS, of New York, to Miss ErHAIrSDA wEELEs Of
Newburg
Penn Yam papers please copy.
On "wednesday evening November 20 in st. Peters
Church spottsvood, New Jersey, by the Rev j. v Phil
lips srrrHr, d. ssrTH 10 soPHil daughter Of John Ap
pieby, Eeq., ell Of that place.
on Thursday evening November f7, by the Rev. DR..
Alexander p r. F.LcoSEB to Miss Y. NJ D. CANP, both
a. This city
The New York herald., 1851-12-02

Telegraphic Marine Reports
BosroH, Dso l.
There have been no arrivals ct tbis port to day.
There ashore Loven Island, With signals OF
distress flying. 80.
Arrived-Brigs Annie, New York; VAndeletts, Camden;
steamship osp!sy. Philadelphia sohrs Bailey and
WAxnee, NYofk.
eAledstssm ship 6outherner NYorki brig Globe, Boo.
zen.
NonI0LK, Nov O
Arr,yed-steamer Roanoke NYork; schr Parker. do.
RICHMOND, Dec l. SAN.
A'''''-'''-'' Or Jomy, NIB. rev. ~
Arrived-Bris Peruvian, NYork.
The New York herald., 1851-12-02
SHIPPIN0.

CoR LIVERPOOL -UNIrHD STATES NAIL srlAs T.
depart With me U. g. MAs for Rurore pcsvsy sssp.
day Dseemtsr sen. % Y e'eeei H. frsm her bsr ~ s
i,.sh. @ P.ss.s having ussss4,Isd ts
CO., No. sc wall street. he sx Anshp PACIFIC VIII
seed Tho ATLANTIC, and sail Dec 10Th
DAcITIc NAIL STEAMSHIP conPANr-srtAh-
ship Golden 0ake-fsnilies and stk ers oonter plsAaS
voysxs California informed thst che SHORE nss1
whose reputation for speed sad he's
Panama Francisco On or about sho arss da %
JopuAry with the malls The sAts
BONA are htted up The magnificent Style ase
ysrJ department. Of the vess PAsssnSsrs leaving n.s
Yorf the United States mall steamer 81 December H. vsu
"a connect With the Golden Gate ~ PasAAA
For passage, apply ~ the sce Ne III west strsse osrsS
OF Warren. 30 I.e..
The New York herald., 1851-12-02
DAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP oonPAsY-srgAn
MEDICAL.

nKAysxss. DISCHARGES FRon rIz EARS. Ass
IL noises In thu head cured thorough otncsticn. 9b
tsas n ssvsssi Of the medical colleges IN chs vods
maAy years devoted to diseases sf The VITA %
neat snd ths srres. guarantees Of d. nsAIHs
snS i'm position shape q self tyisa sarisS hsr Ella
erops earfoun tsns Near sight cured Aricai syes
ocock in the evening No chss for nsnt stoa Cen
unatoas should be pisin ana coues. III, psss esAsi
frs
The New York herald., 1851-12-02

s.s e.. S:, &: ala obtain anything fro. a'- nor
.s:ps ~ nssss: Hl1t Nd. go VI Sey.s. !: si!s
Gvyn .yssiS sSh: nj. c.s ~ Wi.n. ste.
% cr shi' season; Aug 2 Eugene ss0ninsson
s.si ;ss: -; VI ,;sS.,
chip, chip yissysrs & Gem. 5assSssIs sshiss
Ss xss s.s "a .s.s sns .ssSss: % .sd
S Sss z ;s' sssss S;a a.
oss :AiI nsrss k;Il:y ONE VIII. sAi. season: Capt
Il s SssnS sSs ap asrsS:. BR Il
ss: sSesH ks S..; s s ~ ~: ssf
S' ;sn s w. ssiS II TsnSsis S fs A ia
tFRox OUR CoRREsrorDENrI.
,, T: :aP Robert =, Esv:st: s.r.::: ;;:a
s.: 81 II :: s:i::
iii 60, Il: isss;.s :sa .i
ss::: sas svns :' e Il! sa aasas:. q
Ice, but little oil had besn taken :. ,...,u.X
~
s sy xs ss 3d. 1000 Whit s ri Nh 10
MS; C.sh:rn: Bull NJ WIS. A.; Nay Ss:.n, Srssa:
Tseup cesss:Ssi as, sosSins Jun. was rsSSitsS
u h c.s A ss .,a. % s s a. sa: sssa
iyS: a. wsss ts.iiS; Luce. IN W. DE-; Srsssns., Ds
ss az a. isss
& sss ss hi; a. g: ssi.:s
Sosss: ss n., xnn DsSsn
i.ss' AZ: : s;SS r: SA..s
thing has occurred before when the shp:
nave '''' "'"' Notice to Mariners.
mssns from H.ass Se RdSs Breaker ana Il.
% psis. 'I q B.i:s: SIT i.i.ss % ~ ~ -' ''' A
Az. No, ssasn ssst reHts g.. Bristol n from
nTss0n' osners s Osioss. ma. ....,, n, c.... of
ARIA Isons In Sarh Ysoe from via Psrnsm-
bucO.
i.11 aoosridss Cape Town. .oaa, for F.iss fsisnd.
ss ssss: ssis: @ !sSs fSs ri
SSs. sS: :a1 supposed Oh. x'ass. Carver from
iS.sSts Nsyis.As, Arr sEs H.r{ IA qh.ss: Hand
L.hsns .sd issS isi san Es.s::s. "a issS: :aie
s SsS. sss III S::$: .; Calcutta sis
Nsn s.tn sns g. hs:
S;s;:
xs,.h es;:.iI ess;. Ss.i.n Louisiana, ',s Gen
ri; % Ian. s..i S sarah oin.s E.nisi Se:ses --
sa ss 90 S E%I rsSsa BsnSrs hs srr s.h from AN
s. .~n, ''' "sr I'.. S'. s.,. ,.a' M
nasscS IssS. ssrS 81 yoessn Heipricf 9iuSeeij hYsSS
"a. iI,S scsr As n.rrishsS aonoisiu cid issh sohrs
Laura Bsvaus. Pierce San Frsnosos isAh Brscs Nj
'ns: saIss.As. ss Nov -Brs blanchard s.noh.ra for
& f s
sTseisns surssnn SURF f., Ss,s w,;.h. vor.hi,r
A.. IN Rio HnagsU u sD:,ro u ,sr.ir;.s "
son Io< MY X.n.t. wrsohroaaav Da.tar far
s.I IN Smsp Hsrrisston from DO July e. Art ilth
2neo = w. y te.cr fSo. fshon syy i2{h for asism
Sass oxt ;.ssn -, TYorr la. Cohsnsev
te AZ Az INV IA A.. I7th Inlet 6oshs frou
rin,oisn ron eo sos uH 10; 81 "'A "~'' ~~- ~
bsl%ors at prso Nv 70 Eav,rd oBrisn NYors:
Ns schr o. NJ sR,,s ey = Croolor
bAr JyAr lrtol Nov <IiSnS W. Nns,s S'S"'''
fror HrSrS sehr lone, % III .SsSmsr xyo. and
ALSO mn rte % WI nAHuoSs. - avn ---
schr Jessie, OF his hosquitan hsjessy u seruoe
Homs Ports.
APAIACHICOLA Nov l6-Arr ship Hamilton, Coriiss.
Boston is days
BOSTON. Nov fp-Arr ships Riehmcnd Dudley. norieeas
briss Boston bennets Bahs Ost6; wn Walter lBIl n
The New York herald., 1851-12-02

c..esx,-s,ssnship rslsen-J Bsrry.louss ssd tstY.
49,. T,rsr.ter ssy ,vo children sni serv.nA Mss
a,rr,s snd tvo shItrs.. r.sha Fsrnsh r,r.
70 $780, .-f fstv ~ rfn Ne a y
The New York herald., 1851-12-02
DR, !. nosIasoE, WOULD sAx 70 THOSE "a, J.

DR; L noEIAnoRl WOULD SAT- To THOSE v1D
~ have oontrAetet diseass, cura NJ voleaa thsk "a
"Tsksssr ofthy hesish have devoted yesrs 70
profession sns have treated succssfuiiy housssds
PsAese Ihoss vho wish W sonsu> these
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for yovr services snd shall reeommsad others who
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~ Known IN the Westpeat of dslca diseases Tue Dos-
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cure IN four dsys pertecs or ehsrz..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-17


SsNArE.-Mr Jones. Of Iowa. presented the resolu
lions OF that Stale in favor of be Compromise.
Mr. Shields presented the memorial of Gen Jarero
in reference 10 claim rejected by the Board OF Commits
soners upon Mexican claims
Mr. Pratt submitted resolution setting apart Friday
Of each week for the consideration OF private bulls
Mr. Bradbury introduced bill for indemnity for French
spoations.
The resolution appointing committee OF three 10 wait
upon Louis Kossuth after short debate, agreed
yeas 80, nays 10.
The compromise resolution was then taken up and
Mr. Rhett concluded his remarks against the resolu-
lion and giving reasons for secession
Mr. Mason obtained the floor for tomorrow, and the
Senate adjourned.
House. REpREsENTATIvEs.-The House referred the
bill OF Mr. Marshall OF California, to refund that State
the moneys collected duties imports in California
before the treaty of peace and cesson 10 the Committee
of Ways and Means. Afterwards a large number of
petitions presented, and bills introduced which
were appropriately disposed Of Among these was a
bill prevent the issue Of circulating notes OF less de-
nomination than IS in the District of Columbia, and
joint resolution to continue in employment the workmen
engaged The extension of the Capitol, the work
which has been stopped owing to the fact that the appro
pration for that object is exhausted.