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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-06

The CEAIR decided the resolution cou'1 &c 10
celveo' ,,n,;oD Uas read directing that ea'h
u n.or he supplied with twelve copies OF Tue
Sessss,essiona Globe for the last two session.
OI s BERRIKS, from the Committee spPo'utTeu "
sit on the President, reported 10 AZ tuof p.;5ont
Troed ,he duty assigned toem, ana Ino -.
~, "a them that he would communicate ''"'"'
distey .,., s.o., ,bs decision Of the
m -, sllowing the resolution 70 DC reee'Ne"' ""1
the appeal was deoateo vo,s A Navs3
The CHAIR was sustain 90. '"'
The rssolutiop was laid over: cha
~, Luz 80 ofFared resolution requesting 'u9
=" o. communicate % tue next se'sion "
j. cate statemeDtO OF the naVl5a'Iou ar - -
the ." sS...aon the United States aud rorelsn
s..n,,;as Win whom we nave no treaties M
-yoc;tv since 1921, part'culary WI" "a ovar
groc"S ...s.l Mexico and Haytl. LAID over
SPAN .,s IF Mass offered resolution direct
MI sacretary of the Treasury to report az tue
leg 'assion the number of steamers, tne'r 'un-
osse nersops employed thereon, &c In escu coi'
1art;on District arranging ocean steamers P,:
,esIsrs ferry.boats, and ordinary steamers III us
tinct classes. Laid over .o;,.;og
Mr. PFARCE offered resolution reaPpCsut,ISe
Mr.. jeff Davis as one OF the hesenss VI '"0
sonian Institution. Adopted ,:.o.;n, that
NJ FooTE offered resolution, directing 'nas
Az Ritcbies contract and document, consalnln6
dscsions Of the Supreme Court printed oy MN
for the senate, be referred to the Attorney GENE.
,Oi ~" "a hat he be paid out Of the Contingent
Find Of the Senate whatever the Attorney'dene
raj shall award him for printing that document
Also that for all printing osos Me Richie be paid
o ou, o the Contingent Fond half the prices of
M ~, Downs offered resolution calling on the
War Department to furnish the Senate with re-
,orts Of the surveys of the mouth OF the Missssp-
pi Laid over. .h.. nm 80
Mr. MASeUh offered q resolution that :, OOO ex-
a.. oooies of Espy's report on Meteoroogy be
given to Prof Espy. Laid over.
This Senate then went into Executive Session,
q ,d sdiourned.
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EoreIRn POrfH.

Gong Bermuda Feb 80 brig swan Pierce. I'm sew.Yo'k
Queenstown l4h u, bark Hannah Thor1ton, Hoyey Tor
Pbadeh eoadng having rspIsd and would sad about ten
days
Phladep ia.
u batks Prospect Dow for Boston, IL days.
Mara Herssy Davis T. Porond 2]i Homer Carlisle for New
Yor wa Bayey. lOg Creole Young for Phads Oh
sch Lacy Ann Mana for Baltimore, unc Ptmaho VII
hams Yo 10 and others bssr reported Going
org WIZ McGNery Hehborn ia PhadslPha sch Madonna
Of Prospect, I'm sssrpOr.
Al u shp Robert Psts Fulton, from cardsna
barks Macedonia Lonng, I'm Portland Just
Martha meer tor Newport resdy Wabash, HILL for New
IorE bgs Sterling Pike for Phad.pha ready Abatross Coeh
rap tlsnd Jsrous Ford Tor Bristol RI do Wal
Edgscomb for Providence do Forsnes FAss for Proytsae
ready; Elias Dudley Hopkins from Bath 2Oth ScOts, hfn
PbA5sphn Bamors KsOka Carver, for Boston,
ready; Patriot Cage 70 Proydsuce b cs Louisa Margust
Anderson Sawyer New YOri 90; State Rights, from
qlst before reported SD 10th, bugs Pencil
stover, 2Oth WIN Spear Black, dol 9 ship Realm,
Stevens fn Havrs) Sew Orleans.
Al Havana LIST ut brig Cardiff hsvlls, for Savannah,
CD Al ct Johu FR S3d ul sch Echo Holder PoFtsmouh
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Arrived.

Br Nal s,an.hp Merlin Sampson, s. Thomas and S-rn'sa
q. 9TH = dss % Z CRHarc, j. -, - -
sbp Jane. shspbs AinsWorh, from Lvsrpoo IN Ja 20
,@ and l6a pass Co. Has had very bsA'y
aaes mosi he passage has osi ss lad her ea"As ~ ~
boat aad salA .,,La..,...
Ban Lyn Bsns cardsnas. ds Cardena VITA - mus 't~'
a. 90 moassss % honey, 70 hoses Taylor 20. - .
Brig TyOec Fsrgusoa, charsstoo, days VIII e0''0a & "
George buck-y. -. 80 IL A. ana, u 40
rpoassss usics housy, 20 IguAzo EtslAn Lei % '
port. r J., ~. N A. VIII % 600
yelo TO n RoksubsuEh. ?
Brig Aha, Baker, Key West. days WIZ e"'''A' 49,
BnS I.oa ssar.po Fars cars.ua' Il days vi" - 600 E''o'
Dolas.ss 70 Tay or - , %, -. 18th 10 al. 6sh %
Hurtsr & Gufsu. 24th uli, 10 lat 81 loo o. a1s
FW vas Obliged overheard The seca GA, ,o.b
81 r A s,rssr Davis ssvann.h %, With os osnss loesl
re 10 hecrsaey Co. SD IN company va 'eh O'
Sd cyrus chsnbsrau Brown BOstOa d. ~h @a'' 70 f''s
ss Rs%oud D.arboru, Rch@Oud, days -aA n''' to
S. Ho-ars cro-su, BOs.Ou d. with ms'' to F0's' Sa'
hhis
"a corp-ir Preach Jsues River, d, VII sooa. a..
81 Jobu Smith Grssnhsd, PhladsPhAs aAys' ''NA n
y, s.un pr.p.r Mord Del g.. .ItA cor. % 70.
ST. Ph.o Han asud Bsluaore, lays Wiz mas 70 ~''
LOrd a. -t.o.l
scb 81 hsrys Las, james hFsf' = a. VII wv
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRES About ii o'clo"S IN Tuesday
u'ku' residence Of John Mullen, in Pymolinst near
Bridge was discovered to be on fire. Being blt OF hgh'
materials the house burnt to the ground togeh
or with most OF the goods and furniture The FAMILY hso
been absent during the evening, in attendance at the VI
phsn. Fair now being held at Montague Hail. and on re,
turning found their home in flames. The loss was aOo9
S5Oo-oovered by insurance.
On Tuesday afternoon the carpenter shop OF James Nc
Key Clason-sv entirely consumed by fire. together
with lis contents
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ASSEMBLY

Petitions were presented to equalise Assess
ments to amend the Charter OF the Newly ork
Gallery of Fine Arts for authority to construct
Railroad from New. York to the interior OF the
State.
Bills were reported relating to the Arsenal in
the City of New York Incorporating the Union
Steam Navigation Company Of the City of New
York.
Mr. CLARK gave notice of bill increasing the
number of policemen in the 9th Ward of the City
of New York
Mr. DEWEY, of bill amending the law relative
90 Oyster fisheries Of Suffolk and Richmond coun-
ties.
The bill to make Controller Of the B ank de-
partment was debated, and in the afternoon the
School Law was debated.
The Committee of the whole considered the bill
10 establish Bank Department. The bill pro.
yides for the creation Of an officer to have full
charge Of the Banking business Of the State TOR
the purpose of creating fund for the benefit OF
abe creditors of such mOnied institutions or in re-
laton to individual bankers doing business under
general banking law. Chief officer to be super
intendent appointed by the Governor at salary
of 81, 50O-with power to appoint such clerks as
NAV be necessary, such superintendent TO De
vested with all the powers &c, az now conferred
ON Controller in relation TO banking business
Power il given 10 devise and use seal In the
transaction of the business OF the department..
All bank bills and plates and all securities, bonds
and all papers pertaining to banking to be put In
charge OF this officer. The expenses incurred In
conducting this department to be PAID oy the
various banking associations. The SuPerlnten
dent TO fix a day when reports OF the ASSOCIATIONS
shall be filed with him and to report annually to
fhe Leeislature statement of the affairs OF MS
department. Pending, an amendment 20 mghe
The Superintendent elective by the people. Inc
House took q recess.
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CITY ITEMS.

IN Yesterday was of a most mild and lazy
Temperature. Several cases Of Spring fever were
reported in ditfere-Es parts of the CITY, anu 'nO"
this we-,nA, continue we may look Tor most
aiarmins spread Of the epidemic The streets
are as dry as they can well be, and from morning
ill night we are wrapped in cloud OF midsum'
sner dust.
ANorsER NOVELTY ~ SroRE.-lt is at last
,e,tled that a grand Opera.ic Concert will be
given at Tripler Hall on Tuesday evening next
Fitz.James will appear for the secoSu tune IN
her new and most successful character OF Vocal
list. But another attraction is also in reserve
Bertucca, who has been propousced by hossini 70
be one Of the best harpists Of Europe, will per-
form the Carnival of Venice and other choice
musical gems. She has appeared as harplst In
London and Paris, with remarkable success
The whole force of the Opera Company viii be
employed on the occasion. Such concert az
fhis will help to bridge over the interval between
the close of the Opera and the return OF Jenny
Lind
~ Our report of the meeting Of the Historical
Society is crowded out We shall try to make
room FOR il TO morrow.
SAILING OF THE BALTIc.-The U. S. mail
steamship Baltic, Capt. COMsrocK, sailed at noon
yesterday for Liverpool, with 81 passengers,
list Of whose names may be found under the ap-
propriste bead. Among them we observe the
names Of Professor Silliman, Benjamin Sillimap
his son, and lady, OF New Haven, o. Mscdaniel
ESQ OF this City, and others
DKArH OF Mr. SPENcER-GeOrge Spencer, the
builder Of the houses In Twenty hrstst. which fell
about two months since, died st his residence in
Twenty -fourthst on Monday night. His death
is said TO have been caused principally by grief
consequent on the calamity.
THE OMNIBUS AFFAIR-The decision Of JUS
lice Mountfort In the case OF bis Honor the Mayor
70. Messrs. Berthe h Ryerson, in which they
stand charged with running unlicensed stages and
with employing uncens ed drivers, was postponed
lit having been set down 20 be given yesterday
ahernoon) till O'Clock this afternoon, in conse-
puence Of the unavoidable absence of Jas. h.
Whiting, Esq. counsel for the defendants.
sUIcIDE-A boarder at the North American
Hotel, who put up there on the 10th OF February
last and entered bis name as Frsnklyn Casey Of
Yonkcrs, N. Y. was found dead in his bed yester
day afternoon. 1t appears that on Monday eve
ming be requested the clerk to send Tablespoon
20 his room, which was done During the whole
Of Tuesday bis room door was locked and contin
ned so until yesterday afternoon, when the land
lord became uneasy and hsd the lock of his door
picked He was found as stated. The spoon and
asarsParills bottle were lying on table From
fhe appearance OF things, it is supposed the de-
ceased committed suicide by taking lsudanuua
2he Coroner will hold an inquest on the body this
morning.
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DIsasfera. &c.

Bao Jous DurToS Bust which sailed from this port on tho
nth csnuegs put nto Bermuda date to repair DANA
gee, having been struck by lightning, -.
IsWEs Del March PM-Ths steamer Tiger up this
side having tow the sch George Edsn
capshsd Hereford lnst on her Pasass from newton
TO Philadelphia, and all on board psrshsd.
Capt Lss OF brig Emsns Bristol sunday fan Maanzs
had all the but sustained no damage On
the lat Barnesat miles II athoss water,
paced Amszou, Philadelphia, (Which w's contact With
before rspOrtsd) nearly uade water
and arbcard anchor on the }"
Son TALBHT P5rAnd Mann for Norfolk put pack 70 Boston
ou Sunday. lsaky.
vIcTosr Salem bound Georgetown put no Norfolk
Ist INST with oss Of anehors.
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Sch william Hsuy Nay. Asransns. Ps 9TH Soar to S'-n',
a
Sch jain croyper. Bsyts. Virginia d. With oats ,.
Sch Juh,t wogon, Wilmington &C. With eottoa asa naV s'o'
20 rs Powell.
Sch Ara sutA Darling Bshnor. d. With ad's to Johnson
Loysen
Sch James BrAusrd. wHaus Bsrtn De. Is, With cora -
Fer
sch Columbia wnso~ Soro days. mise ssurses'.
Chairman Co.
Sch John WRIGHT Jshus0u Jan-s Bver. de. With wood
Steamer Psnobscot cisrk Phlssephn With ndss 70 s1h
sssntoa
sAITD-Us Mail steamship Baltic, constoct for Liverpool
SHIP CAharle wscn Chsrestou' brig Tally Ho smith, and
Others
BELOW-i brig
wISD-Atsuass, sE. nn,dn<A, 81. a.a cSht
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DI z D.


Friday 3sth ut after distressing attack Of scarlet sver OF
dsy, continuance HELEN VIRGINIA sged ssr, and months
chd Of remarkable oVsness aad puny, and gaei
Ao S N. oWug ines with little they would ever NEST
the public eye. especially such an occasion Before her LITTLE
the last two lines Of the chorus for her own name WHICH -h witch
almost the DAY Of her death She rests Crossword
oh show cot enchanting flowers,
Thsi IN the garden grow
SoI tell N. yet Of s.y dIss,d birds,
OF BObainIs and Nj ghtiugslss.
That charmyou rhls they sing
oh tell me rot Of bi'ds aud flowers,
or brooks and meadows gay,
OF sporting lambs green hillside,
Or feds OF new maze hay,
%S .u ssstPI .: o. 1I InS%S
81. NJ LOVsr Do''! DAaLrS' os'-
VnsBts, NJ OWs.'
Her Spirits soft $ breath Of June
That fans the eVssrew born
With mel ing and witchiRg smile
More be4uteous than the mora
Her e., I M. tongue =, P5.s' so Of si,.,n
OF ..Abo Norbo," coEo Fank"
Ard cousins too that prEs her.
All thsss sb. loves. all hearts she Wins'
So gent; ,o and 50 y, sR S.0s h..u,s
50 rude 10 offend her
CHoL-FOr more charming &c.
On wsdnssday evening scarlet lever MARY LOUISA young
George and Adene Nso aged years 10 months
oths family invited to attend the funeral from tbs
resdsnee Of her sher ~ Rose st. on FRIDAY aernaon a.
M. cATHIRiSE 4UsfiS' wi. Of Mr. Daniel xu.in
.os i S.f Ssr IL SOoi this
city the st inst, aher long and severe nes mr.
SAMUEL X MORGAN, in the 59th year Of his age
Of Shropshire Egg but spent maay years OF
hs HE vicinity Of Cincinnati o whsr' be VI" .It.asysy
Known respected inferred N the Ne" Gene
tsry OF Bridgeport, Conn. "Wednesday last
az Cincinnati papers please copy. ,..,..,.,, ,,,,r~,
A. spg sing on ssday the 9Th nst WILLIAM EVARIs
swAIN James aud Relsfs"sn aged year aud Il
h uts take place this afternoon at2 O'Clock, from the resi-
dence OF bis pareuts.in Sing Sing - -
AT Busna Vista Delaware. JAME3 USHER only surviving
child Hon John ~ Clayton IL Secretary Of State under General
Tay lor's administration. .uun,o,, -
81 500 OF Rev James Milsu, eyed 2 ears go.
rThs friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend ms uh
1873 Edndge st this Ihursdsy) afternoon a. eoet
On npton, ms residence 10 fouflh7~
JAMES v BRERRTOE. aged 81 years. -,
The friends invited 20 attend his iunsra on r'y
ths IN inst al lOb A. NJ, without further notice
On W,dlesdsy 5h inst kEBECCA, "is Of James Ofm'n'
agso 70 year, , -, ,...s -, -, Iohr o,-no,d and
M n law GEO respectfully invited to attend INC lua
O'Clock lOlT Broad~ay,
Al BrooLyn on Wednesday morning, March oth, asrA os "
n,s. M. c H 4RlTY SMITH, aged - Yeas u
Her relatives and isnds also those OF nst -
R,G e invited to her funeral this THURSDAY atsfn0on
Al ocock om her late residence 3f Atlantic ST. booAHh
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ToRK....-....MARcH s.
Cleared.

sbss-Astsra Psudeton Fsu-Oresn Java yachson DO,
Stanton Robert burton Tsthsn, Havana lay CO. Asns
fBrsm) schlllng, Bremen. Osreks Co -, = r. ..-r
Bsns-Peier Deml, Hoey, savannah: Dem. q CG Aashoe
Russ KsmstOck, HavanA, Taylor Cos sanlsAS Essol
Poa . Js~stt Ford Amsnea Hsm) Raths Hamburg Beck
Kunhar5t ,,..p IL. a.. -
Burs-Afhse (sW) Wahman, Port WAihA ao'i V0'~ ''D
sebeoosr.-L snh stlss wlriAgOn, Sc RngZoh, sooe
sburr; Bsds, Bede AsTanersi kana Sfo"s
Boston; Bepj Dougl.ss Taylor, PniafelgAa hand nj
soopt-Hars French. Provdsnce' CaHeus sfsusen ps-
steamer Irorsdss, Grssn South Amboy.
Bar Whals, South Amboy
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NEW.YORK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE...WEDNEsnI

SENATE.... w DNEsnAY, March D.
After reading the journal, the consideration OF
the question of privilege as to Mr.Schoonmakers
Jsbt TO his seat in the Senate after the 4th Of
March was resumed.
The Senate was addressed in favor OF his right
by Mr. Johnson, and against il by Mr. Dart.
After q long debate resolution was adopted
declaring that Mr.. Shoemaker was member of
Senate till he should signify his acceptance OF the
office of member of Congress.
All the Wings voted for it except Mr.. Schoon-
maker-Ayes l6. Several Democrat Senators
were absent, one, Mr.. Carroll Of Rensselaer, was
present but did not vote-Negatives II. A mo-
zion to reconsider failed.
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Nv Tele9raDh.

BOSTON March 5-Ar eleanor Apalachc cola Feb III
18th st7 49, Ion "a 80 BARI Wave New fork for sa st nst
Lady GIT Apaacbo Feb II; Lowell Ids. syh Eata~ Had
Baltimore, Eagle. Phsdslpha Bra
brEs Aaasana Feb Montcso
Garden Gstavus, Snyrua Dec 30 honte Chno
rs. Glmor-. Savsnnah Ellen Reed Gsorgstosn DC,
Brook &C; Fostsr Aexantrs hoRoss, Bann
Chcopes aud Ere. Philadelphia sch nanson
ef, sch Ae story Boston days AOne
rama di.cg Charlse sea'ls, YORK 10th
south bad four With yards
orema sch Elliott, Jeeme FEB 10, sl
OF New York chs Maha Washn ton from Wilmington NC
Wssfc hsne Eco ~ Jobu Adams RapPahaanock Hsoy Pay
son. Georgetown DC Ola each New Yo sh FEB sth susaa
Boston.
CD ships Aivum Naan1as Emperor ssv 0rsans; How
ans savsnuah brig Fuik, Busnos Ayrss Wilmington, sc
Florence stIIhomas and Hayui Richmond Mobile Homer
York.
BATH M.rehs Arr sch DAVID Lombard Baltimore; mary Lang
don HeE York
PROVlFcETOWN March SD bgg Lewis Bruce, North At
lantc sch Eugene, horioh
Mach SD brig September, North Atlantic.
SALEM March 4 CID Martha Msri,. Nsw-Yoh.
NORFOLK Marco 6rhs sch Increase New York for Cuba pu
march t-Arr Steamer AI-Ebsny, I'm Washington.
CID sch Viola, for West Indies
Brig d wlsId Is repairing
PROVIDENCE March ar sch, Worcester, RhOts sAyanaah
Oxford HOWARD Baltimore; Charles GrHu Norohi Louisa,
Hand, Phi.d.lpsa; James Samuel, Wallace DO.
Sid SEQ cohaanst. Chase, Chesapeake Bay.
NEWPORT March 4-ln port. sehs Mail, crovs from Prov
deuce Phadspha Mary Croven and Mavhowsr Churchill DO
for Batmors oOP Oregon, Sea Witch, and Charles Ha"fns
Providencs Tor NEWTON.
FALL RIVER March 4-Bslos schs reported be the
Thomss Ireland ard Mechanic. I'm Phla.
EEwORLEAss Fsb25-Ashp Manchester, and bark himrod,
New York.
Feb 10 CID org RschAbts Providence
Arr briga Sarah Brown and Linden, Nsu-rork
CHARLESTON, March 2 AR brig BALDWIN, Ne" foh
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Passengers sailed

IN tteam,Lip BsHie for Liuer100i-Pro Ben Slhman, Ben
anau r and lady Haven Geo Brasb Geo Ioross Miss Eliza
-s'..r Church, X Hsrnck, Bloomfield and lady, Geo
Forbes s,a.- ''-'- Thso w msrdlny WIN Ag-@- 81
Poloct Geo d Gnssr.-, ~vorE , 5,s., r -. r..
lady Patton lady, child and eI' Absfts Job
Ms5cb Jos b Cnris Ichoudorf john DAVIS osborne mac
ds lei and lady Atkinson and lady, WIN Wilson, Ae amer
,ss Barnett Kasner Ramus Fs haFtne JOS - ghsr
Nv. YorI Tbos Rouads New Rocee APpod Lyons France
NOS Pierce L. Dsston Columbia Coz Lshmaer hfoIk Geo
~ son Phad saml Bsbcock and lady, Gilbert
YorE Dr. Scott Nashville Tenn Fry, Live pool Eng sep
tTus Crooks. c , Bates Lieut. Henry Wilson, USNa New
yo,s Bst,s San FrsncIsco; Mccall, EewYorki Frehot
Provdsncs W Franklin, New Yorkj and son Ne" foE
n, lady children and servant Liston and lady,
New Orleans w Johnston, Isaac Lew and lady, ronoer an
s.ryant Curtis Brother stoss and Lady Lun mos
Pbfhps Watson New York F,zgerad ana a'y NahaaAj
G. y Schumacher Bremen.
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MAR RIED.

On Monday March g. by Rev G. s. Colt At ST. Johns Church,
Bridgeport Conn M WIN LEIGH Of the former place to Mss
CORDELIA second daughter Jssup Banks Eq of Farhed
on Monday morning By Rv MI Richardson Mr. WIN
s. JOHNSON, Of this city TO Miss ELIZABETH LORD Ten
yvils Conn
At Baltimore Nd Fen. JOHN G sMARDoN to Mss ANN R,
daughter Of Lakn Butler ESQ., all Of Baltimore county
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Rnnkan. 40

Feb a. a. lon 81 30, steamer AIca I'm Ns"Yoh
for Liverpoo. N .,
Cape Cruz brig sersus hssu, from hsnsana for
Boston.
Feb s7j 1874 ship cOrdsA, Henry, from AOalaeheOla
FEB is lat s lon 76 brig Agnes, hn for Lv.pOoL
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GRAIN-There is more inquiry for Wheat and there 10
more disposition apparent meet buyers and some uAs
actions have made but the particulars are moi
10 uanspre. Rye 70 very inactive and snn -, ~
7Sd74 Os are buoyan with good demand al ~ 9is oI
Jersev and 50052 for Northern Corn heavy and closes
dull al our fgures The supply aaoai IL not lArge Inc
sale, are bushels Western mixed Tor June july ao
Sontherr yellow and IS for Weeviy White Southern; In
Guided In The sales 800 bushels pevereaux very hAno
some Wbi,el Al 75c. sold for export 70 Liverpool go
Export nom Isl 70 18th FEB. 1851. lS9O'
Wheat uOnec: s555IsS
Corn .......................... f2,8o9 o<<4So
WHISKY-The market is easier. Sales OF oVe ools
Prison al 24a 25e and $50 hhds Drudge al e Time anu
interest 49, 10,
New Mes and very heavy for Old The sales are In sn
lois IN ~ 800 bbs a. SIS for old Meas, aod Is Gl9 Io'
New; 40 for old Prime and IL = for New Beet nI Us
Sales Of 200 bbls at 1910 IS for Mesa and Soqso III
Prime Beef Hams dul a. IL 75dlo ~; L1sr.
Meats are steady saes OF 90 Hams a q aud
6Ic Lard more active. Sales Of 200 bos a. y - ~
good 10 extra and 600 bbls contract al Also ~
Kegs City Al a. Buuer IL freely offered a. ofnei
prices Cheese IL steady q a 07e. ,Sxo
Export from LIST 10 18Th Feb 1911 ASySYY'
Reef ,.......... ............. .bb1. .2o5 25Ss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900
Lard kegs. .zryoo "A,
TFAS-A sale Of Teas took place to-day oui enS ns
TIA demand Prices sustained on Greens and osIAs
genersly BY the frness Of holders who withdre"
norton bu CoBgous show decline Of le . D. sno ln
perisl and GOnpowder &C. The bulb Of me sSA % ,ss
withdrawn Another sale 10 announced Tor FnoAy " ~
Messrs Hoffman Co 81 d., ont
IRON-Whh The exception Of small sales scotch " Oa'
of store al So and 3CO14oO uns TO arrive, a. q 2o NJ
Se have but 10 note 40 tuns V. T. Norway On P''e'
ems Fpgish Bare are held a. $50.
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re Ly reported Mondays
hiss yet arrived She probably well TO the ss-nd Of tbs
Thar Arg. number asehor the Lover Bay
outward bouad detained q account Of head winds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-06

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man. salem Mass; Mary Arm Gourlay Banorei Truth, Phillips
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Hamburg bark Niles ArAnsn. forth Of Europe; sch states
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