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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28

i)oftifal.
I WOULD NOT RECALL THE PAST AGAIN.

FROM THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.
Sweet lady, though the ambient air
scer foated swceter strains
Than trembIe on thy hcart-strings now,
And hold the soul in chains
Ipray thee cease that gentle lay,
And wake boider strain;
Would not yield to sudden thought,
Or wake the past again
Yon moon that scars in azure blue,
High up the vault of heaven,
Still pours its holy light on earth,
S,ft as The dcws Of even
And yonder stars that gem the SKY,
still burn as brightly on
AS when they first together sang
Upon creations morn
And Garth is still as beautiful,
As brightthe summer flowers
As when plucked them for thy hair,
In chldhoods sinless hours
There is no change in earth or sky,
They re bright as e'er before,
Yet, lady, 10 a saddened heart,
They seem not as of yore.
Alb! time had wrought weary change.
A weary change indeed,
Since love and song have ceased to charm,
And hopes broken reed;
Then, lady, though the ambient air
Meier bore a sweetcr strain,
l would not yield to thoughts like these,
Or wake the past again.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28

TNoBACcO & CIGARs-Just received choice
selection Of Tobacco and Cigars. For sale by
Juns3 w DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
PAINS OF ALL KINDS ARE
INSTANTLY ARRESTED BY
Railways Ready Relief.
DIAENNA

DIAhWtLA.
Ga ths hst symptoms NJ Darfhoea Dyscnterv, take
do-a teas ooltal Of SELtEF in water aud bathe the
bowels externally, AMI your sicess and pain viii be but
the STAR OF Let persons who cin9, read
cur psaphets. Those that the Ready Relief will
reach, L. will at upon 1u,ck, promptly and efeetually
See that ca "a bottle bears the signature Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
DanieI IL. Doll,

ITNDERTAKER AND HOUSED JOINER Shop
u on Burke Street, two doors East ofthe Ger
man Reform Church duly 81, 1s49.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
RGSS, FLOUR.

pOSS' Family and Extra Flour, always
~ on hand and for sale, Terms Cash.
July Is, 1851. RIDDLE s. BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28

EoRMERLY of Washington, D. O., hayingre
I' moved to Martinsburg, will practice as ian At
rney and Councillor at Law, in Berkeley and the
doining Counties March 20, 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
q. Garnri.

4 COMMISSIONER IN CIIANCERY--office,o over
the Clerks Office of the Cireuitcourt
April 80, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
Andrew Row sstnn,
gOlln Z. Norris,

CABINET MAKER.-Shop on the corner O
Queen and Burke Streets
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
FIVE MILLION BoTTLES yyERE SOLD .

Ia every town 10 Maine New Hsmpsbire Vermont, Rhode
laai Masa ehssets, Connecticut. New York, aud Ohio;
10 ,higln Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana Missoura the
people hive tested and safeguard
against Isease and quick antdotc for pain la New Jer-
Peutsgvauia, Delaware the Carnnas, Georgia. Ala
baaa. aud Lpusianan every in each II has
ma fyients nd proye its efficacy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
Jolsn III. RlondeI,

INN, Copperand Sheet Iron Manufacturer and
Il Brass Founder. Shop corner OF Queen and
Martin SITS, and opposite the Lutheran Church.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
N5ni. IL. Ilessftsale,
NOrrasum Miller

A PoTHECARF and Druggist, and Dealer j
N Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuifs. &c, queen street.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
DIR, WIN, NJ. HAMMOND
DIR. PENDLETON,

HAS resumed the practice Of Medicine and
Eh Surgery in Mariinsburg GJ-Oiiice one
door Wesi OF Hunter * Hoge's Office.
Januarv T. iS5l
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
TO THOSE WHO KNOW NOTHING OF IT.
ifyou are unacquaintcd with the merits OF
R4DWAYS REaDY RELIEF

ssi you reside any Of the mentioned above
refer you the druggists, physicians and the people.
Take bottle oft sul physician let him test il
will risk its reputation on his opinion
Ons has frequently cured the most tantazng Tooth
ache Forty drops. taken three times per day, will
Stomach sixty drops times per day, will
cure Necklaces aud Deaity. Ten DROPS every ten
minutes will Diarreea Thirty drops, has in fifteen
snau.s stopped the Sick Headache Sixty drops taken
every has cured Cramps Spasms, &c. Thirty
drops has in fifteen minutes, cured Tie Dolorcux Sixty
drops has twenty minutes stopped the pains Neural
GA Thirty Drops, ten minutes, has cured Chill Fee
Thirty irsps has, five minutes, cured Hind the
6onssi Tsrty drops has in fifteen inut Chol-
Morbus One application externally has stopped the
most painful Rheumatic affection, aud cured Sprains,
Strains Three applications has cured the Salt
Rheu T8ree applications has cured the Rash aud Tet-
Three Applications has cured PiGples and Botches-
SIX Applications has cured the Eryspeas. Three appea-
lions cured painful swelling Six applications
In twotgour haass cared Curved spine. One appca-
don, In afteen minutes, cured the Lunibago.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
A CARD.

TOHN W MURPHY, Attorney and Counsellor
~ ut Law, will practice in all the Courts OF
Frederick and the adjoining counNes.-O Office in
CLERK $ Office Of the County Court Of Frederick
Winchester. July %, .s5l--1y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28

"AyING located himself in Martinsburg for
i the practice OF Medicine, may be found at his
residence, nearly opposite the Lutheran Church
April 20, 1910
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10
SECOND BOARD
THURSDAY. Jan. 9-P.M

Il
In the Stock market the reaction continued to-
day, but the decline was to moderate extent
The Fancies generally fell off, but some Stocks
were in steady demand at previous prices. The
attempt in the Pennsylvania Legislature to re-
strain the Reading from making dividend had
no effect whatever upon the Stock here. At the
Second Board the market opened heavily, but
there was a considerable rally at the close and
Stocks were higher Erie, which went to 30 in
the morning, recovered to 9Ol, which was offered
after the Second Board. Canton recovered from
62l TO 63l, closing firm. Farmers Loan was stiff
at 64l. Norwich and Worcester recovered ! y
cent, selling at e5l. Long Island was firm at IA.
There is evidently some expectation of compro'
mise by which this Road can be saved from sale
Harlem closed at 20, seller sixty, which is an i'm
provement on the First Board prices. Quotations
generally rule lower than yesterday but the feel
ing at the close was much better For Indiana
and Illinois State Stocks the demand was good at
full prices. Portsmouth Dry Dock was firm at
the Second Board. The announcement that a
large sale OF lots had been made to Pittsburgh
concern for the establishment Of an extensive
Glass Mandatory had favorable effect. The
Company only needs capital to develop its re-
sources Another Of these land companies, East
Boston, has, we see, gone to 26i in Boston, and
the Edgeworth, yet another, in the vicinity of
Boston, is in very improving condition and the
stock is rising 1t is evident we are about TO have
an active speculation in Real Estate in this coun-
Try, and the Companies above named, with others
must strongly feel the impetus. Government
Stocks were scarcely 50 firm. There is a good
inquiry for Railroad Bonds and considerable sales
made.
In Exchange there is but little doing. but rates
are without change. Sterling, 10 9lol Francs,
al5a5lO The supply is moderate.
In Money there is nothing new. Some loans
were called in yesterday. it being settling day,
but in some cases where payment was offered it
was declined. Leans have been made at y
cent on good Stocks.
The rates Of Freight were very heavy and quite
nominal Engagements for Flour at Sd; Log
wood, lOs Cotton, I'd; Cheese, l5s, for Liver
pool Fer London and the Continent there is bat
little offering. To California there is q good
business doisg at 81 al 25 y foot for clippers.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury to
day was sls5,345 e. Paid out s959s6 ~ Bal
ance, s2,l24,ll7.
The Bank for Savings hes declared the usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

Co. w.or; sehs Margaret uspPn SAITH, Tor soi }. hhs
ossisns winnst, snd Ers't Morton, for %;
Pa Dec q brg ~ ou4 asd ior salem, = 70
daysi GaraE5, Ford. from srd for salem. 70 10 days 49,
Al Boaoua a. ships tsntta ssauyns o ssv Bedford n
ral and pr n. Wsscs whuUg, DO o SYorks
Gov DAYS Gutter m Rat Hsrrei Rocirc Thonas fon
San fsareseo a. arr so "a teasd ih ior Lass.''ss
osne Bedford fs1hsno~, I'm San Frsn,
- eAys arr OCT >. Psgea ye~s't Tor Isns.a 90 a. -
une brs Brohsr, Wae, RON ssn fsnese9 - aay' sfs
@ dos Sobe Tlobsroo fer Ss~ Bedford With dsPs,h coeapo
AID Foriuuo hssiy - SAs tfaneseo sooa So spse4ss
Ar A. Kingston Jan- Nov steamer Goona hoSe, ron
Ysr ool n coal nd easr an "a ler Chsgfes ss,h
Al BssAu Ac Nov s. brg iada hanseouo' lAis hoS' &C.
s. i, SER, Leone ot o. barb Mary i'n' r'y' for 's
l..r~ .bsa, so ul ship Maha vn5Ad Gr'Hn,
Nrork, - esys passsse ,, R,-;,o. a., ~. 49,
,oS Ps,,et 90 brig st.phsn Topnr GRAY. aataHaa,
81 rom Barbadoss i7ih ut b. osiofd, C.sfa - 1omn
:, H,yre Oh MI .hips Greenwich Knsht iof Boston
s7th Bavaria, Anihory sfors sfh H,'rs ns'' -. 80:
necut wH.- 30 10TH 0-pf-s Hail. fh&dephA o'' of1ns-
uck. Tbou,ss. Ns~ Oresns De- 20 g.. w, -
Aeverissd Bordeaux lSh si Gi Cree 9 Hien sSoni
- ~ sb.r S.- Ore,r. Dec ~ Newou, Bnsh 90 soos
yurrs Ann, Tuner Chsre,' 90 Sn.p,s 80 ~ ~. = H..
~ stetou Los. Basaos Ayrss 18Th sosra Bas'
Is Cona Bock DO DO, AeIsHe Sanlort DO s5h rf-y va.
lie 10 s Torths Lndserg. do Do; Idea Mosts Nav oesns
- asvsSs Dec q3 brs Frsbeth Hborn caAcoa taaa "a
New Orleans 50 Decab hsrs lngranan -
lydia Hs.or iron CATdena for Posndi ssA oafs May '
Isl .Sst sarls sobu atArop. Blanchard from Enssols
Fzsb~,h Remington Philadelphia l5h, for 80 soon ~.
pd Ward for NYorl Bdse, Merpmsn, liesh Or char
80 Dsss wecSury ssr brig, Aeee MLary chaslestoa
coon; Charlton lsh'bonrne Tor saFsnnh % Seus
en- Bsbcec. ana o Hot corsn. - .eh FOREST King.
s,bAndsr Tor New Yok sane day. Fs W~s sf View o''aA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

Capt Swift Of ship Eutsprss. Of New Bedford
ports her Lshana Nov g. with 1000 bb Polar oil and 70 900 lbs
bons; bad shipped 1890 bs bone BY the CrotOn for NB.
letter from Capt Anderson Of ship john repons her al Homo
lulu Oct T. with 300 sp 1900 VIII.
letter from Whedsn Of ship James Haury Of NB reports
her at Maui Nov 9, full IA 1h 7o) for home.
letter West Of Liverpool OF hB reports hsr
Maui hoy full for home day had shipped 50 90 lbs bons per
Truman forNB
stisr from Capt Smith, Of ship ou Of NB reports
Oahu Nov from Japan had taken 40 bb the making
1850 tp CsptS vas quite sch,
letter from Capt Bartlett Of ship Orozmbo, Of NIB dated al
Honolulu Nov the ship than full aud 10 would ship
bis bone aud some oil BY the Csnads for NIB.
letter Capt Ne Of ship WaVery, OF NIB reports her
Oahu Oct with 24oo bb leaking badly repairing udder
and would sail for hons IN few Gays.
after from Capt Hathaway, OF ship AbOn Of FaiThayen
ports al Oahu Oct 80 to sail for home next day bad 200 bb 900
spoisn-Juy 2s sooloo Sea. ship MARY Edgartovn,
months out o23 bb sperm OIL has been reported July TO- with
1870 hblssp.
lat go long 7ls passed whaling schooner
prbaby the Hsrst Neal Bush from Provncstovn Dec 25
for \ AtAniic.)
ship George Fshsven Honolulu had shipped
per 81 % Canada for Sew Bedford
AR 49, Herald Macombsr NIB mos % 400
Nh lbs bons George Pendlston Soningon mos
VII, 2fcO bore 26th, Italy, We'd, Greenport.
CD DO nth Dover Jefferson MI Tslmadgs, Humford
Cod SPRING 18Th HswsL Dickens Of ston for Honolulu; 10TH
RchnOLd, Norton, NB; 2fth Cambria Harding, DO.
Tahiti Oct g. Hero, swan Nant few EdW
Csrov Phiursy, DO. SD VIM Eliza Allen ou 800
bbls To- Coast Of Peru, 10
AtYapsnso Nov a. ship Addison Lawrence Ssw Bedford
acargo Of OIL
VtstHsena Nov 2e baks Pacific Alden FH 10 bbs OIL Capt
had been SICK but well again, sail South
from An sr 400 bbl Of and for FB, days.
At 81 Helena Nov 10, hrg Charlotte Of Sag HsrSor 10 sail
cruise nett day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

The above shows an increase in discounts, as
compared with last year Of Ss5s,6s0 in circula'
ton Of s2Os, $40; in deposits of sssO,l47 and in
specie of sl96,4l6.
The annexed interesting statement IN regard TO
the Whale Fishery for 1850, is from the NewBed'
ford Slipping List:
In accordance with our annual this day pre-
sent our readers full and reliable review OF me ae
Fishery for the last year together with the table OF
exports prices average voyages, stocks &C as
with several previous years BY reference 10 these,
will be seen 81 glance that the past has been year OF
great prosperity the trade The number OF shps return
inc with ran caTgoes has been large, While prices nave risen
TO an Unprecedented hight Neverheess me iporLaloo
Of oil in 850 will be found 10 fall short OF that OF 1873 ABOUT
7COO bbs Of Sperm, and 5000 bols OF Whaei ana lhe
number Of ARRIVALS compared with me same wear IL ess
bv six sperm and nineteen night Wnaersi YET he stoCh
on hand description is about the same as on the ISL
Jan 1880 This discrepancy as regards Whale OIL Is un
Sorheiv ovino to dmnishe consumption. arising from
he very high cure which oil has been held which mas
forced many substitutes 10 the market and seriously impair
ed explorations. Under these circumstances IS cear NAY
nal s n prices would argue anything ouI depression
The number ofvessss employed in the Fishery is a6ou.
the same hat of year or the heet - have cruseo
I'm the Russian and Arctic seas during me lasl SEASON.
with great indeed The average quantity OF OIL "a
ken is larger than in any previous year.
we regret to say that accounts from the Sperm whalers
IN The Pacific are not at all encouraging. This arises partly
from the scarcity Of whales seen, and partly and IN no
small degree from deserons and want Of discipline among
the crews arising from the discovery OF the god regions
and other attractions in California. The old cruising
grounds are pretty well exhausted for the present. ana
very light catchngs to be expected II we are luoge
by present indications mportsuons oil sperm on LOT tus
coming wear will hardly exceed 75000 bbs while that OF
Whale oil will not probably fall short of z75,ooo bbls.
Suchs the general Of the trade al this lime perhaps
no better evidence be offered of the confidence which
Il inspires business than the fact that no less than
fourteen first class vessels are in process conjunction
are under contract all intended for the business from this
district alone; while five or SIX Will be added 10 the New
London feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10


Al Trinidad, Ps about u brig Albert Fearing, spsss o
Turis Island De- Sid bark Ihos Daett Lewis I'm PhsdsPha
for Lsguayra
SD R9d u brig aydowsr Bunnsn Of and for SHavsu
Al POn au Pnocs I'M u brig Hayl Cuts for HYOrk 10 days
schs TOga Collins, DO S, AIof cook, DO neIt day
SD IN Ceni1egos l7th ut bng LOUISA, Clifford Philadelphia
sosut 81 days with proors (hss been reported later
stPaytl)
Arr sssuA 79,h ut, brig Bsronda ste,son I'm Boston
Cagcenas glst ut bark Sarah Hale Blake Portland
bngs Ssgas Harding Frankfort Edward Wording Bel
fast II; 9Th Fors Cole Boston, honrose Poland Wilmington
Queen Esther, Psndstoe, Ponce PR.
At DO 3sh u bark liam, sproul in Sierra Mofsna
for Boston bng Annawln, Amy. for Wilmington SC 3d.
Art AZ hataEzss 18th ut brig Francs, Titus Warren l3d
BARI Amazon, Thompson Bath sch Loass haEars Bre.oor
Antigua So I'D bngs Wdes Wals EdzscOmb Pryvdssce,
54t smth6eld, Marin Warren; z5h bark Ku,ht Psaus
Portland sch Zephsr, Woo, CHARLESTON
A. do 3s u barb Brnetts Bostoa dE bngs
Spear, Black, and J Whipps Gsysr, do d.
Arr At LahanA Oct H. brs Susan ABIGAIL Bsksr Hobart Tovs
Rsrs Names DO land cd day for HWan 2O Ship
bR Chester, San francisco "A
AtMauntvs Oct 10, Norman Ring, on Calcutta Tor Yot
sa ron St Helena Nov 10 ships Ambassador Of EYork IRON
caeutta Lenessi lth, MANILA Gwen from Manila July 3
tyspsnso Oct 81 brig Oscso Farrell Phiad.ph. ~
y and sailed 3 or ssn Francseoi Nov bark Marcss short
loTA June for California; brckeaao Crosby MaEathn lh
steamer Com PTeoe, Ballard nfork Juns and for Pan
Sen Francisco 9sh WIN Kent Ysrnsy Phadsphs May 9s so
S7b, Frgnsp, Johnson, do IS bs Venszusa NYo
Nay Do ebs Ruth, Dslnson, Boston, Palmyra
Bostos June 81 San Frarcsco; 9Th Magellan Mstt ~
pheus Hail. sa1 Franciacos sh barka MAnouom Collins NYort
5h Ee-n johnson, Cazu, Saa Francisco
ben July 2 Panama aae San Francsco; 9Th
ufss uposT "sfus lacahuano
Al DO Sey p ships Adcson; Pacific; Brewer Tronts CaAe
FORESTER Csnheb Mara Basha bans Waban severd
Frarcsco; hasdaa Hsga Mary Melville Webhs Er san Fan.
neh ana fctoy Ryan Tor do sua Cobb SOPHIA HarHood;
sena storey and As Campbell FOR Do; Archsus Crosby Eu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10
Disnsters, &c

e. For reports ships St Nicholas and Elizabeth from Hi're
n columns
TEr sHp Nosns Capt Bobson, from Charleston Nov IL "
rived At the 18th Dec that on the NeWoundsna
Ranks fell IN IA orig from S1ork (nams not mentonea
cnasted consisting Of y men, had been for IA days u
Of provisions and only crabs ne COOK ded he gay
bef r. starvation owng tos heavy gaze ooNng AZ he nv
took seven the board iurng WHICH the Noe
ne Whaling bip Cha Drew before reported lost al Honolulu
va. GOOD uns, newly topped previous 20 her a
vovsge and owned Mes-fs William Clifford, Geo
and shsrs Of Bedford She Insured for Only about
half her value offices that city, as ooSsat The Mutual ma
nne $500; Bedford Commercial so facc Sad NhanS s"V0
each. c,-. - -.
ashore Goat leland California Nov % and
her beam ends dangerous situation
fallen with Nov outside Colu
River Ba taken inside the Bar ane safely moosd AM
81 ,svage claimed on her -, o..
tow Yesterday that the Uuon Line brig George IRON
New lori ashore the North breaker OF The new
Georgetown Jones Of the Charleston TOOK
hod of the George a. he vss sog OUT out pr
bout They throwing int decG load oVsoosl
shs
Mediate ass will become total loss Captan Magee
Eastern schooner from Ihomaon Me- loaded with
lime sprung late heavy weather ashore
on Bar whore shs totally consumed
the lmeha take
Island aid not succeed learning her name or where
bound although made inquiry Charleston Cour Jane
Bearse, N1ork Bosten, lbsors
reported ashore Nause Beach, opposite Chatham Lh
got the 9th and sailed for Nan;uckst Her cargo has
en landed the Beach, and will have 10 be carried across ms
beach and shipped The not badly injured
scas TissE CREvlhs schr Iber OF Ne~
bgpo the Bay Of Chaeur, the nth sept last
will run hsh. aud just leaving for home She has not sucs
Of undoubtedly lost the terrible gale which
occurred The following st Of the crew OF the IL
hsr-John Frazier Master, Hswbuypor smith, Wnthrop
Me; Bowas. Newbup po John McCohrsy doi John
Coush Edmund Saunders Deer Island Me- DANIEL Walls lfs
mont Ne; Thomas Smith, Newbury (Byhsls Moses stevens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

FIRE AT COHoES-We learn from The Gaia.
Tact that some 3, 500 lbs of melted Iron broke
through the floor Of the Foundry New Year Of.
ternoon, and set on fire room beneath, occupied
rs Machine and Pattern Shop, doing about
OIL 800 damage.
A CORONER INDICTED FOR ILLEGAL NoriNG.
Coroner VIM. Andrews Of South Boston was
indicted at the last term Of the GRAD Jury upon
q charge of illegal voting. After having removed
to Dorchester he returned at the last State cleo
tionl and voted. His vote was challenged at the
time Ii is expected that his trial viii come on
at the present term Of the Court.
lBOstSn Commonwealth.
Ia Henry II. Paine, at w orcester, has received
by the last steamer from England, his letters pa
tent, which secure TO him and his associate the
benefits 10 be derived for his grand discovery by
the people Of Great Britain. Boston Post.
kEw TELEGRAPH LINE.--A new House Line
OF Telegraph Is 70 be established between Alba
ny and Springfield, equal to that in Western
New-York, posts % feet high and eight inches
IN diameter at the top, with heavy iron insu.
lators and wire of 600 lbs. to the mile. This viii
make the House line complete from this city 70
bsnaio' as Wen As from New. York to the same.
Boston Commonwealth
ABOLITION OF THE LAsH-IrS EFFECr-A
letter TO the editor of the Norfolk H,rolI from
correspondent on board the U, g Shin ST Nsrv's
dated Funchal Roads, Madeira, Nov "a savs III
will be recoected that this ship was the Ere, that
sailed from the United States under the nssS sct
abolishing the iRhuman practice Of foggine I, or-
national vessels Thus far our crew have shoS~n
that sesmen are capable Of being better governed
by kindness than by the degrading severity Of the
old law, as not more than two or three cases of
violation Of discipline have been reported 10 Capt
hcGruder, since the ship has been in commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-10

THURSDAY jan 9.
AsHEs-The market ls steady. Sales OF IS bbs at 5 sc
as o. for Pots and 62t for Pearls
COTTON-A firm market. Some 1900 bales have been
sold mostly to SPECTATORS
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market is very quiet for
Western aud State Flour The local and Eastern demand
is unusually light The inferior grades are scarce and
wanted. Canadian quiet Small sales OF good brands at
s. The sales OF Domestic reach 24OO bbs st4 4d4 624
for supeThne 81 "a 874 for strait State 87f
$ for Michigan aad Indiana and s5S5 l2 for pure Cen
esee Southern 10 plenty and the market is heavy Sales
of5O bbs al o6d5 l2f for mixed and common brands,
and 25Q5 IS FOR fancy DO. Rye Flour quiet saes OF
small lots al Is. Corn Mea Is steady with fair demand.
Sales OF SEQ bbs Jersey and Penn S. 200 bbls Bran
DIVINE a. = and 30 puncheOns at $l50l5 80.
GRAlN-There Is q fair milling demand for Wheat but
the sales restricted, owing the fmness Of holders
Some 5000 buth mixed Long Island sold al 05 and 1900
bush White Southern 70 arrive on private terms Cana
dian is in better request but nothing TRANSCRIBED rive
Is quiet and nominal al &c Barley Is scarce and
much wanted Sales Of 500 bush in lots at I5al 90
OEs very quiet IS G50 for Jersey 52d5c for River
and soc for Canal Corn Is better Rns In good demand for
the East and Tor dsung SaesOf $1,000 bush 69c for
White Jersey which below the market and Tic for
old and rev southern Yellow aaoat and from Store.
old Mess Pork and the market favors lie buyer New
Mess Is finer and IN demand el4 with sales Old Prime
have advanced with sales at 81 So he sales reach SO
bbls Beef Is quiet but steady sales Of 100 bb 25d
al IA 5OaSl6 Beef Hams are saeabls al 6ic Dressed
Hogs are In demand and 6064c Lard 10 dull
but hm sales Of Old 7id8c New is and wanted At
stGs4c Picked Hams are In demand sales 30 tee plain
al SIC. Butter and Cheese are dull
HAI-The demand Is fair and the market IL better
Sales Of 400 bales Raise for shipping and 75d8Oc for
the city trade
TALLOW-There ia fair demand al the recent decline
Sales Of p n al &c, cash.
LlhE-There is fair demand for Rocklsnd. Sales Of
goo bbls common al soc, cash.
HOPS-The market Is very firm with good demand for
city consumption Sales Of 40 bales Eastern and Western
al 81 dS5c, cash.
HEmPA sale Of so bales American dressed dewrot,ed
YVES made a. l87 81.
WHlSKY-The msrkei is more buoyant with good de-
mano and sales OF 80 bbs a. 2ic FOR Jersey and &c for
Prison Drudge is dull at 25c.