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Atlantic A 1t. Lawrence Railroad.

fI'IIE Alhniic anil -. Lasrnoc Railroad Com
paay having auih"fiJsit h' issu' II Their bal!s,
secured l., mortgage II ihs Road and Ell'rmeut,a at
fG,sg 30 rs-f dis,osGi lhs Stockholders are n"ii.
6e that The IL,ni. aIe prepared, "a SUNS 81 1000.
800, and 200. payable in - wears, With ssml-
ANIMAL intetcst warrants attarhed-and ATE nos o.
ered 10 them Al the aloye Large discuuni, 70 lndnoe
al h. take their proportion u ihe ban. u The
stuckhollsr- de- MT avail thrm.cl,es Il the offer
made ihen abo,c, the Bond. Will q. sold " o'hrr
persons.
Per ordet IL tho D,fsstDr
CtIAS. D.. BARRETT, Treasurer.
Office Of Al, asJ ~ L. H. X. CO.,
Por,hsI, Apal :, iSal,
lSl0
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IIvnEgCNS Lang G. WRIGHT, then r,
w IN,uuHr,. boz 10. Count, ~ oNirf', nu ihr
sSh dl, 1T T,hfu'p, \. D., $40, b, Do Dec n'
Nuusg.- ui thlt Iai, conveyed fH CO. sn.-'r.'r
a..ar,I ..ta'r .i'u,trl as3 Zig Do iH' 'Hvni
RuNtur. d, thr COUNTY II O,inii, eh.,h decd 81,
mDitllgr - r,ruulsI on che Oshul l,-riN 90
Drr.ls, liuuk =, Pogo. 90 lui In'. N1l "H''-
81. che condition. 1T saii u,pugag, have lsEu h"-
ksn thi. puhic notice ., gwen o. urr,l1sr ihr Sane
,yr,,h, 4, the statut, on .u,h ctss mate sni pro-
Hl.J ABEL MONROE.
I,sm1fc, ,pul :, 1851. 3eO
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BUTTER.

The business OF making butter, for sale in
the market, is primary concern with very
large proportion Of farmers, aud to obtain the
best price for it, is, of course, an object of
much Importance IN this money making age
Of the world. Yet il is not little surprising
that, notwithstanding every body knows how
to make buter-or may know with little at
ien,ion-so small proportion Of wha, is Ia
ken to marke, commands the price Of first
rate article. We think it may be safely said,
that not One-fourth part Of i, can be assumed
as fin, rate in quality, and Of course, much
the larger part Of j, is sold at inferior prices.
This evil perhaps nigh, be remedied 10 some
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

Il j. stated that some valuable manuscripts
relating to the early history Of this country
have been discovered lately in the library Of
the Dominican iuar w Cas- Is endeay.
uuug OTTO have them Obtained or our govern
mcut Those discovered, thus flr, comprise
- packages or volumes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

AccIDESr.-A serious accident occurred IN
the vicinity Of North Wayne, on Saturday
last. Mr.. Benjamin Palmer Was riding on a
Young and very spirited horse, when IN an I'M
guarded moment, his dog sPrang upon the
horses side, very much frightening him
Mr.. p. vas thrown upon the stones, and re-
eeiyed a severe injury in the hip, and 1t is
feared he was injured internally. Hopes,
hovcyc are entertained of hrs recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

FYTh, publishers of this raprr hero, announce
u, thsir advertising ra,runs that the, hs,c adortcd
The adyanee pa, rule. Those having pp,icss ordcr.
81 D, The Govt Il Probate, 20 H. puhl,'hcd IN The
Osf,fd n,mocrat, are rsTe,ifully rcIpstc,l 70 set
tc the s,me With the Register IT The time the no
lice IL rrlcfci. This j. the ME adopted IN oiher
Counties: ard 1t saves the uouilr nd 'Nr"nse II
krsT.r- hr,ks. and ooli,ctirg aul avoids The mis-
t,kss that sometimes orcur vh'n 'hc advertising -
charged. and aii e. did,',rt tiw,s 10 different IN
ii,iluah.
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MARRIED

IN Bethel, l7ih ih.t. o., Rev. W. lsbrI W.
"a TH,NTE, CDruuN sheriff u Nosly. ~
Nj. N,Ei u. FEosr, II Bethel ArSuup,H,ir.
the above ,fri ~ aHtAasgi, vasa gr1sruus sI,. ul
the bfii, l,af, upra sh,sh, after ling Iu', ',srsi
GOT. ,f,,sfi1a was folly dpu---lpS vh.rh We u's7.
uur ihanks.
o. Norway. March ~. D., Re- l.. ~t,,sa,.
VI Juhi u. lispl O. Me- Mao g.. rouis. hlth Il
NuIas,.
T. rauanl. l7ri met. W. llsr0 VI Turner 81
W., Martha T.. llsrlrg, h.th II rHua1i.
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The Commonwealth says

The Commonwealth says;
There can be no doub, in the mind Of any
sane man, tia, the repetition Of such scene,
as we are now witnessing, will lead 10 an or,
ganila,ion Of the people which will efectual.
" resist the execution Of this uncons,iiution.
al law, by the same weapons as arc now used
to enforce it,"
I, is idle to attempt to rcsis, the laws by
force. Their supremacy will be maintained.
II the struggle leads to blOOdshed, upon the
Commonwealth and its supporters will res,
the awful responsibility.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

,ng MILWAUKEE Rlor-'rhe riot at the
lecture Of Mr loahey IN Milwaukee was quite
as bal as the telegraph reported. More than
a score persons were seriously hur,and a.
mong the most injured were Mr. G.. j Fowler,
connected with the Milwaukee Mutual Insur.
ance Co.
The clergy and principal laity Of the 10.
man Catholic church have published a card in
the Wisconsin, expressing their unqualified
condemnation and adherence" Of the acts OF
the rioters, and engaging that the injury to
the property Of their Methodist brethren shall
be made good 10 them.-(N. Y. Commercial.
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DIED

o. isr. th- i2.h iu.i. l.H.fIfs T., child 81 j..
.,lh ana Muih, SNit, asoi years.
"~hr d,pl iu sin, .hr deed Co r,rr,-
llHt ~ , muu.ut i.it thr I'D,
1hsu, r.iug ou ths 'iru - air.,
llrf llpp, spiiit s.afrl o. G..'.'
T. Cauiln. Mlri p vi. Z. lruis Hnaai. all
laughter u Mr ThIuls llrsshfuul, agci S.
H. >mal'r. Oh ip.'., ga lHe.Hlor, II lNayS,
DO tir sO.b N,tI 90 bis pr-.
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Saw and ShingIc Mill for sale.

TllE ~k,l.. 10 ou. hl'faf co. mdI. 'mr-l ,l
Craknl Ri,rr in WBrflui, a1I hmu'l AHHen
20. ths MrWau MI, vI'. "a. 900 at q good l'r.
gain, 'pI immediate pls.,ssiIu -i'rn. Ihr'r NHF
trr vel situated &C. q constant sHTp'f 10 'u...-',
pud q read, market Ir tl. fIur. IHr iurbrr pf-
tlrul,r. i-iuirr pf SAM H. llNlE, 900 tbr Ir,u-
f.s.. uf lAr ,ub-eutsr ~ NHIulN.
Nm. T.. GOODOOW.
hgil p, 1851. rpruli
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

u'III~ r-a, certify that DOLLY Z. SMALL, 1t
Bp.tun, in The State II Ms..aChussits, m' la"'
III vile, having "a m, isi ani hard, tuung HN
temporar, sl-rn,s, and taken Nth bee tbc minor
children, Franz. VI, AIhiun w.. ani NaN J.
Snill ny natural clillrn, without mi consent -
Thi. !. a. G,bil IN psr.on. hardening % Iu',ing
thcn, or either II them. on ~, ac'uuui, a. 'hA'
"a, 10 dsbts II their contracting.
JONATHAN SMALL.
IIsrri,oa. Ap,l q, 1851. s~'ll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

Merchants n'd Others visiting y ..ioa, IN want o(
RsaI,.mair Cl'h.ns, sr.,,at d. lg,t-r than visit
that spl'nIiJ ef:abi,.hmcut on the corner II Con.
grr'' Water streets, called &c simmons Blosk ="
where ,hsy vii hnd John Simmons L Go. r,aI, 10
furnish ,yey thing iu their line
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

The Difference bcfrruH a Gentleman and a
LOGfor an CGlyomd.-A California paper
says tina, when a gentleman has imb'bed too
much, people say he has briol IN has hat :
but il loafer is found in the same condition,
they saw he is drunk. Ths Is evidence Of the
progress Of refined civilization in the new
golden country, the fact mentioned above be.
ING true the world over.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

Russell FELLOWS, abou, u years Of age,
in State Prison for rape, attempted to hang
himself on Thursday morning last. lie was
nearly dead when cut down. He is sentenced
for ten years, and has been in prison about 8
months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

n We vsulI c,ll ths attention Il DOR reil,r,
o. che .,d,srl,.,u.ut 4 M-.,r. Jim-. Told 4
500. ,n anIther column. Their .tr,k cump'i.es
great variety ADD p'rson' ,1 want u any thing "a
thr,l hu-. ,lrl.t Gl bang ,ui'ri,
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Notice.

A IL. per.oas indebted TO the late firms q DIN.
\ ISbN & Co, South Paris, and DENlsONs
fRuE 4 KENDALL. Norway, are requested to
,n.ks immediate payment, 20 save cost.
The books may h. found AT the store occp'ed BY
Denison 4 Kendall, Norway.
DENIsoNS, TRUE 4 KENDALL
April !, 1851. M
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ri',Ir 'H,.. with convenient rr. lu.H.rH, anl
a.i.i1 p Agr' OF rII.r H7I. '"1 p.H1..I
.i..ri.i 40 ~trrp Isih NN'agr boz N.usHE, uil Do
.tII at lr,..iip. nII p'sr...i"n given iH"sHH'.'
d.. Irm. of Iplmsnf ,lsE. o.. 'rfr.r T'''.n.
ar. irrurr rf ruONi~ ruuLr 1000 OBJ. promise,
&C fha ..l.ruL-r
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Che CrtorS Democrat.
PARIS, FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1881.

E-S. ". PETTENGILl, No. 10 STAFF ST..
Joarna nuillinr BosroS, !. uur authorized agent
ior procuring subscriptions, forwarding Advertise
tnents, &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

u, urgnphic d,.ra,eh, The Argus lslrns that
I'e lH,g AEON, ha,iny % bard the fugitive Sims.
arrived n Savannah, after passage of Eve days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

DpTH % JupCE D,ooErr.-Onc after an
other, the venerable lew whose memory goes
back To the days Of the Revolution, are rapidly
passing away. The last Of these whose de-
cease We are panied ioIccorl, Is the Hon Dl-
,id Daggcii, late Chief Justice Of Connecticut.
Extensively known during more than half
century as distinguished counselor and ad-
voca,e, as an eminent civilian IN the Senate OF
NJ, Dl,.on, aud d, juri,i IN connection with
the courts 81 Connecticut, Judge -. has d..
charged the duties Of these several stations
with great usefulness and lhc high respect OF
al.
Ills last public station was that ui Chief
Judge ofthc state. 4 fortnight, ago his fam
lis became sPprehensi,e Of 4 change for the
worse, and on Saturday last be died o. the ad.
,ancci age u 20 ycan.--lNos Hr1, Copr-
trr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

-. ,,,.,J,,,.,.. ~ rr,,ry , ,,,rr,o,
S.r,-.. 80. a., ., ,,, ,,.,,,,.. ,.,,,. ,.r
-. I.t..tI.-, D., ,,,,,.,,, b..
..t,. - ,l,,,-,,,. ,r,,,r ,,,,,,,..
..-,t,.,s.. Am al .,,,,,,,o,,r, q, anon.
-, - a.. D.. ,,-- ~, ,,-
'' $500. ....-l.rr.l...
,h1n The general Average irrtho'c scare
NJ Eort'so l"'h 90 ask 'he N'aa'"r
i,om Name Il be- BIS gone into a calculation
as 90 'hc pruTo't"a ~ money paid CO app ro-
frluons i' b. expended uro' The Atlantic
culs'as COMPARED with 'he amount 7lprogr'a'
tri Icy the Western r,'.s.
NJ HANtlN. ] cannot answer t1i fuc''
uun ana u would hive taken more time 10
MAKE the estimate than ] could have 81 mN
disposal liarru' gone iu.n The caI,uAuo1
When ih.. b,llvas before ,hc committee ihey
went into an investigation Zoo relation io ibe
rNr,rs, ~ 'hr, YEAR only. now wish 20
.7v t...t if ro other senator does %, shall
move go strike cot ,Ho>, provision, which 90
my mind aye ru, rational, and those which
have MOI h,sn recommended hy ih, depart.
m-ms. u,,h doe hope that she motion mas rr-
c,.,c the favorable consideration Ut the Sen
ate. lfihe motion prevail, 'hc b.il v,Il then
receive ms vote. boz Il not twill not.
OF,
LAN '''''' ~ '..,' ''"' ,'
L''o'" '''''' ''' " '''' ''''''' '''-' '''
''''.-'' 'A'' ., .'N ''''''
~ -, '' ''IN ''''''"' '''' " ,,.''"
e''1inr 10 inc l''''S' '' = "''''''' ''D'''''
: now ~ P'v-'',S u'" 81 A'''l,''' -
D'''''''' ~ 'o'A'"''' 800 - ',"' 80 -
arg "''''''""''' - ''''o r'',' "''''7
'"'e''N ll'' ''"''s''' '"' P''"'' ~ " wv '"'
'''''''' OS ""''. ''l = '11P''u W ""'"s
''' '''''"'NOO'' -,'- '''N "''','''', 'V"''''s
D" ''' u''','' ''''' " WV '''''''''' .'''''''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

IN lo11, pcTIUd q uWc VH'n 10 IT-a-
sury ct he Go,erumou, vas 49, o'cri'UWinr
th-tvha' De- generally knoSu o. 'hc dl,,u1u-
t.cs 1ri aas passed i,r Ihc purpose ct rrHc'.
me DE Gwsrumsut.l u.s. i4ua., there vas an
appropriation Of 81 ,3,3,.ll,,7. The sgTro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-09

res, in the early history Of the movement an tbs
attention Of miners has lately been turned TO the
working Of the quartz, and washing of sand the
shore and the larger streams The average pro-
duet Of gold, per head has largely fallen of and the
fact cannot be disguised 1t is impression that the
receipts of gold at this port from California during the
year 1851, will not average more than millions Of
dollars per month From this time out the receipts per
month must be large to make the above named average
for the year.
An admirably executed counterfeit bill, of the denomi:
nation of five dollars the Bank of Middletown-a
issue Of the Relief noteshas just made its appearance
and unless great u observed will be widely crcu-
lated The general appearance OF the BILL when compar
cd with genuine the bank would probably detect
ts spurious character The signature and the figures com
posing the number in heavier hand and in blacker
ink than the genuine The faint lining in the medallion
head on the right end of the BILL is up and downthe face
while on the counterfeit it is nearly across the face More
certain marks detection however with those who may
nothaye gen uine bill at hand TO compare WITH may DC
found in the word fvc in the bottomtning OF the OIL
In the genuine it appears twenty tmes-n the
counterfeit only twenty-sx timesand in the imprint o.
the genuine, Danforth, Underwood.& Co'-tnere Is
full point after the COIN the counterfeit there y NO
full mint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-09
MONEY MARKET.

TtTsDAN. Aprm 80 T. ".
Quotations for fancy stccks have taken the back track
Whether this owing the prevalence ofa terrible north
cast storm. the inability q holders q stock
carry them, cannot ten The probability 4, that
many SPECTATORS rcalisiug their profits and IN
doing have put large amount a stocks upon the mar
ket. Such would h. very likely to dcprcss
prices, 1t turns buyers into sellers and materially
reduces the d.maud for stocks At the fret board
day. Erie Income Bond. fcll 81 per cent Canton Com
pauy. 4 Morris Canal II Edgcwcrth Company ~
Port mouth Dry Dock Il Erie Railroad. 1 Harlem,
Reading Railroad = Norwich and worcc.scr, 4 Nearly
four thousand shares Of Reading Railroad stock soi
to-day principally for cash Harlem quite active
aud, amidst the depression wa well .ustancd ports.
mouth .old in large lots IL the decline The poet
ponement u the sale Of lots has. doubt had
tendency e. derrcciatc the market value q the stock
but parties intending 70 purchase part q the Com.
rany's property picking NJ t the shares offered
EdgewoTth continues quiet Holders arc By no means
DESTROYS Of getting up speculative excitement in
the shares II this Those who best acquain
cd with is value anxious that the stock should
deprcciae that they may incrrasc thcr supply At lower
prices. No much disposed to take hold q
Morris Canal Tho stock has much depressed since
injunction served upon tn company prohibiting
transfers There election yesterday, on account
fthc inability 70 vote the Old stock The Eric Rail-
road will Ne completed ~ Duukrk on the l.. q May
Arrangements for the transportation IT passengers and
freight viii MT b. perfected until about the middle OF
the month when suppose the opening viii be ctlc
hra'od by the necessary consumption a champagne
oysters, &c W. have 80 doubt great cGort viii be
made TO put up the ock during the excitement created
by that event Canton Company changes about like
w,athsrrock Tho variation from dsy t. day amounts
to two and three per and II |. one q the most
hycrish unsettled fanrcs the list No one can tell
anything about II
The receipts ct the onice the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day, amounted e. sG572J % payments,
s243ol l1-baancc SIl5loo4
The news from California has not had very favorable
influence upon financial affairs In fact the accounts
relative to the production Of gold far from being
satisfactory The steamers just arrived have not brought
20 much gold anticipated, and the probably Is
that the csning steamers from San francisco will
trims smaller than l. generally expected W. 10
ret pear Rsny sxyavsgant s'ores q GID siscove.
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roEtiY wri yfEI--A TERRIBLE wHIRLwa7 AND ITS
rFFECIs.
Notwithstanding the fine weather n M0ndar had
yesterday regular eastsrly storm. Prom NJ rning
lila nirht D. rain continued h. fall and the haze
tii.k the La.t river and the wind blowing ucb
~, wh,n tie sound beats starting At oinck
". that y doubtful whether they would bc aide 10
make NE ra-ag The gac continued to increase IN vio.
lertc m y quarter T. o'clock when quail young
tornado .wept oror The city which seemed to shake
every building for NJ space n about minute
What aher tho fa.hinn q an earthquake Shutters
ratified - Il they about to be shvcrcd to
atoms. and smash thu window 10 shieh they were
attached Many actually broken Signs few
In oil directions and barbtrs pcios empty boxes anI
tarr,ls Awning. aud awning posts AMI frames
carried away. chimney tops blown down and tse-
graph posts leveed The vhirlsl appears have
been confined to the eastern part o. tho city f1 while
raging In Nassau street persons walking II the
Esoment IN Broadway al distance q not yaria felt
~ heard nothing of " In Nassau street between Ann
and peekrnan, two chimney tops we're blown down aud
pile ~ bricks the Billie Society House was also
scattered Tho scu,tls lifted OF the National
Theatre and the spectators At the play alarmed
~ the aquall. that they ran out in terror A cart
that yss opposite tho Tf,roLd office was blown up
Broadway ard box At the opposite side 81 the street in
Nssseu. was blown aoross 70 the Herald Office. Tho
winnings ~ Nos 100 ~ and 1874 blown m and the
iron Franc work snapped il reed piece oft struck
IN omnibus that passing and broke in the eide On
tbe gyosie siae G the street Part d TIC sSeng va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-09
T,legraptsic Summary.

In consequence Of the storm last evening, our
seegraphic Intelligence to-day is not as full as it
road otherwise be. 1t appears that the fanatics
of Boston are exercising their ingenuity to defeat
the execution Of the Fugitive Slave law in the case
OF Simms. They have not only instituted suits
against INC ocers. the agents Of the claimant. and
ahe Witnesses who participated in his arrest, but
have rescrted to the dodge of complaining against
him for s.abbing the officer who arrested him, with
the view q OBTAINING him in Boston, and taking
him cut of the custody of the United States autho
rites Th.. is certainly the last piece Of chicancry
which could be used in the ease but we aTprehend
IL viii be ot 40 avail IL is par with the petit
sogeing and Misunderstanding man@uvres which
The abo.:iouists Il New York fell back upon in this
city in the case ii Henry Long Another applica-
.isn, toe las been made to the Supreme Court for
writ Q: Eattqs corlus, for the purpose q taking
the hgi.iye beyond The jurisdiction Of the United
states authorities. The same method used in
New York, b.: without effect. Il appears, also,
that meeting Of the opponents Of the Fugitive
Slave law wa held in Boston yesterday, the pro-
seeding # which were opened ~ prayer. Pray
srs arc very good in their place, and when
appropriate "a ono object to them. II we are
not mistaken, however, Boston has been i much
celebrated c- is prayers the wrong side a. il has
been on the right. \ few prayers, if history is %
be relied upon, were delivered from the pulpits Of
that city against tie government q the United
States for declaring against Great Britain in
1872; ard after the war was commenced, some 81
them were 70 the effect that Ggtat Britain might
triumph The prayers IL the present case, we ap-
preherd are much .. the same character, and pro.
baby VII IL answered to the same effect
The returns from Connection: prcscn pretty much
the same result those # last year There i not
much difference between them.
Ii the Legislature ii this state, Mr.. Robinson
submitted for the consideration II tho Senate, a
bill fer tic more efectaal suppression q gambling
The i thc Pull bin, and II is very likely that the
Scrate wiz pa.s 4, L for nothing else than to vim
doate Tic Senator's implicated with Mr. Bal, then
Sergca lt-at-Arms. il The charge cl lc7ying black
a.l II I he gambling houses II New York. This
vii be wh';ewash number two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-09
Charter Election IN Jersey city.

The charter election, under the organization
Jersey City. OF yesterday The city divided
into wards, and there great contest for the
ascendancy. The democrats had no organization but
several members Of the party were on some of the
tickets The whole contest between the wings
which divided into several factions The chief points
at ISSUE the water right, anti-monopoy and ge
neral independent ticket all Of which differed in their
choice Of daes 1t is impossible To tell what
the real objects of contention between the wings.
scarce be found to agree upon any subject
in which tn, city Is interested In the first ward four
hundred poed but up to eleven o'clock last
night but eighty canvassed in consequence Of the
divisions upon the several tickets. Robert Gchrist
whig is elected Mayor without opposition and ut late
hour the success of George Cutter for Recorder
very probable The votes could not all be canvassed be-
TO tell at the time Of going press how the Common
Council will stand,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-09
Marine Affairs.

L,rs4r --McsaTs. Hayden Kennedy win launch this
lay Il 0'cioc. ". fren their ship yarI foot n
Inewth .trcct. torth river. schooner q $40 tons
hurthcn csi,d Oh, Le~s Livars. b,iit Tor Captain
II Msri Martin aud Nelson aud others. This Is the
fret ,c.-0 tuiit - Nestrs II 4 X Her dime son.
Lpi IN = heel ~ feet brsI dth Il beam . feet
depth ~ hSid feet tfnches from top Of kel-on bo
t9m q ke's ) feet She has tn X cardboard .treaks 3
loeb Tisnk gnd line with biigc strcaks - inch
t~prgia pine las two inch olasDrs aud ~ diagonal
kDsc.. eac side aud = thUru,s his b1ltcI copper
istaued end copper but bottled aaid has nearly 900
rcsf trtenas IN her hsttom. 1.. frame T. ~ jersey
whit cab live rak ard kncust vita a portion Il teak
wos and rhostcut "a. igs y haus some cabin on
d,ck aid clio aeonnoiss1s for her topgailan nj
sorctadis tat"ut wrdlsss. sack walust hatch comb
inrs ke TIE y i inteilsad for the eorga lumber
trnde sBt y rutr3y clear .@,ler deck and stow
fintter Uy.y 100 fpst Tong
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-09
SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

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Brrsw.x--The transactions amounted to 5000 lbs
western yellow at 26c, cash.
BRrAps1tFFS FIo,tr.-The inclemency Ct tho wca-
ther checked the business doing in Western and State
while quotations remained firm. For home the in
quiry pretty active and some 1880 bbls superne
No brought 81 is 81 81 State, common to fsvorite
at 81 80 81 o. Western. mixed to fancy, at - 56
81 70; New Orleans at s. 6s - 81; and pure Gcncsce
az 81 81 s.. Canadian was quiet and nominal at 81
62,s Southern salcable AT 81 10 - 81 for
10 good grands, at So 50 80 for fancy. at which
500 bbls sold Rye Flour wa in request, with sales OF
100 bills at So 81 Meal remained about the same with
sales Of moment In Ufs7t fair business done
for milling consisting of 2Joo bushels Ohio a. ST. $500
bushels Michigan and small parcel Of Genesee at pri-
bargain Rye inactive at 7jc. Barley moved t.
the extent Of 500 bushels American at 81 10; and l3o
sacks Scotch AZ auction slightly injured at 81 o., cash
OpS noticed yesterday with moderate demand
Corn bas not varied. 900 bushels yellow fetched
o1c.
CoTTov.-The market dull to-day with sales of
about 200 bales ON the basis Of IL 1ic for mid
ding uplands and floridas.
PBovisIoNs-Pork continued buoyaut. with sales II
1000 barrels S4 IS with Sl5 asked; old at
Sl3 81; prime nominal at sll IS Sl2; and old
sO.5 OF beef 100 barrels taken 1t the advance
noticed yesterday Cut meats less active, tut firm
sale Of loo ercss hams made ut sJsc. Shoulders
worth Ga 62.c Butter aud cheese ruled steady
with fair business.