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Passengers Arrived

In packet sAip Excelsior. from Liuerpool-Cspt. VIM
Njlnsm. on and lady and 4lt II the steerage.
In packet ship Sir Robert Peel from London asd Ports
rsoEfh-T Menderson. s Satmart, Miss Samart: MISS
Y woodlands Mr.. Sdsy and Lady. John Hall: Lsdv and
children, w Chortes. w Avis and Lady. l. Barcus, N
C. Wesks, E. Davis, and 173 in rhs steefsge, all we'll
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Passengers Sailed

In steomsh,p Eroakiin, for Havre and Southampton
Mrs X j. Walker Mss Mr. Hunerkocb, N. Y; l. jay,
de-. L. German, beaver dispatches; L: Delime s W.
NY.;T Lettner. do; Henry Sing, do Victor Lumi.
Paris Augusta Bourgue non; N. Hunter, Quebec l.
Siim, NY; J. Jacob, do G Hobbs, Lendon; ID God
ffsy Pans Paul Dinet, N. Y; l.: Marks, California I;
Stephen Costa Mobile: Ala Jules PeInsard PAM, jose
gus Baltimore, Nd ; Mdme Baduel; v. J. Van Doder
Holland Capt Perisl. France L. Bnny and lady, B's-
ton Mr. Maripi and seYvant.-Total 81.
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sebr Oneida, Lop@r Virginia days wood.
schr Gen Scott, Csrmau. Pal afelDhia, de .cpsl
schr Jsbsz l.. bite Cor>0n Philadelphia, de css
sobr r.Lscca Cyde william. Virginia days orreTs
sehr RIO Lave. Washington, c., days. naval stores
10 Pa eman & Rsdderow.
Fcbr J Beecksr. SMITH a'hIrston. " L , days.
sohr Medad Plat, Curls. Nswbern, ~ C., ) d naval
sch, frances A. Godui. -. Edsrt3n- N. C., d.,
corr Al d cotton. To Batsman aud Racderow
efhr Iayina Jase Rs'chum, virginia days oysters
schr Trypnsmil, Lewis, Nov Haven, = days. boaaf 70
VTgiAa r,xs,, x,A-
adel phia. 49,. .....s, r.;.-
yashiueton n 4 ds. naval stores. to Batenaa alt
derow. ,x,.. ~ n -, -,
stores, tn Batemsn l. RuddsTow.
schr Firm Hincx ey. Philade phia . "a. coal
Srhr Arpa Somsrs. Somsrs Phi sdephia: ds., coal.
schr New. York. Nelson, Richmond d. mdss to g
II. Pierson -.
Edward Lynn of Portand) from Porto Rico, with sugar
and mossses- ~
E. and fresh, with rain
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Gales Big Anttion.
4. n MRRwIE. Auosoassr.
RY BANGS BROTHER g. Co.

REGULAR NEW-YORX SPRING TRADE SALE.
MONDAY EVENING, March Is. at o'clock.
VALUABLE LAW Books by order of the Sheriff, Pm
Law Library. sabraeiag Common Law and Caaacery
Reports State LAWS CsmmsAfsriss, nc.
STATIONERY, kc.-WED aESDAY, i7sh March, and
the foil0vfng days
WRITING PlPRR-sArURDAY,7 10th March
TIE BOOKS-Commsncina en- MONDAY, i1d March,
and continued during that aad the succeeding week
The Catalogues ready for the trade.
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DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

~ Of Records -PBbc pouce n hereby gtsen ton Ne
following petitions have been presestsd n the Be-
Of Aldermen: 70 Grade and FLAG UDE"ALnr
WILL ssd ERECT a PUMP 1t corner Of ios.sv;
i5sd-st. Also, the following nesolunons: TO tLh
So nd en- avs. To REGtL ATE LsIinroa Az. bet, -
ASA aad 10th ss form to the pFsseat grade Al -
.ns havsg obscttsns thereto rsqusg - ~
pressns TIE IN wutAG 70 the an1ersgnsd u his emc<
On Sefore thS 10 ofMHcA. inst -much y. 1853
JOHN I. DODGE, street Cennss'osss'
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SATURDAY, March 10.
A9HES-The market is very steady bat quiet. Sales OF
30 bbis, at IS t6for Pots and Sc IS for PesIis
COTTON continues active and steady; 5000 bales sold
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is ne change to note in
our for Western and ate Flour tbs low grades
little Of any DESCRIPTION pressing the ma We have
carefully tskenthe scck Of Flour In Iecsve hands and
Cansi aloos bbls Canadian and laooo bbls Southern
Canadian is quiet at s! Salast73 in bond The sses Of
and a sss fei isve'i.s s'se and common 70 so'd
S.1s. sssssss Ia: been done price. little
lar with few sellers at our inside figures tn: ostter
tending downward At the close The sales arc 5000 bbs
I sa5 e. : Sc KS Tdar
que. g 81 Corn Meal = scarce a. s. a fGI !ssy
:sd . = &. q
GRAIN-Thers is very little Wheat offering, and hold
s are no s'' % Zoo ne ss s1sS' %
Barley Is firm with moderate inquiry At !sc GSoc Bar,
!: at ssc and jersey
zoe 94ac. Corn less plenty and holders are rmer the
for export and moderate home and Eastern business the
sales are 1900 bush atsc for Prime Soathsra White
wHiSKY-Ths MARKETS shade better with fair de-
mand Sale. of 400 bbls Prison aud Ohio a, 2i.asli
PRovIsioNseoS market for PORK i. is:s active but
prices still tend upward the demand Is far but a. prices
6bls al SIS 3Ossis IS fS New Mess SIC u for Old do,
snd $I IS the nominal price Of New Prime but Of this
fcod demand ,or the trade and for .sPpss Sales Of Sos
in the sales 200 bis ordinary County Mess at So so
days. without interest but now held more firmly Prime
Mess demand ut better prices. Sales Of 900
good Western at SIS and 10 tics inferior DO so Beef
Hams quiet at SIS 50aS6. Lard is very firm. Sales
$50 bbs 9a9i for good 70 prime. and Kegs at leG0
PicAlsd Meas less plenty and we hsar OF no sales
We quote Hams at easlc, aud Shoulders, 6ia7tc Butter
IL good demand the advance Sales of Ohio al
lsa0c Western New York Diaries a. a26c. and Orange
County at 2662s Cheese V firm and quiet at 6fa7sc
HOPsThs market heavy. sales OF 30 bales fair wes-
tern At 23c., cash.
HAY-Thsse IL more ofbYing and the mart ct IL heavy.
with sales Of 400 bales River for shipping at 7oca1ac
100 lhs.
sEEDS-The supply exceeds the demand and the mar
ket rather lower for Glover saes OF Is bb fair 70 prime
ut sc.69i Timothy 10 in far request at s3asls fos
moved aud StsdS for resped. with sales sf us bbls
Tisl Seed is dull email sales at 81 sai ioI Southern
and Western Clean out Of season. and - nsnlnei
TEAS active but the numerous sales preveae any
buoyAncy -Mesus. Hoffman Z Co sold catalogue tnis
noung at full previous foy both Blacks and Greens
COFFEE-We have to note = sale Of 1890 bags bs
auction Of Rio Coffee ut 83Q9, =,
NAVAL STORES are dull, sales bsns check ed By wal
Of ships 500 bills. Rough Turpensine sold At ~ e6 10y
bbls Spnss s7assc 1900 bbs comsn Resin At 81 a3d
- IS Tor Wilmington, and 81 20 for North County ~
Ia so n IL Sd
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BOARDING..

BOARD. "A Gentleman and Wife, can
heb,aip pessant rooms az No 70 East ash st. cor eth
av RcftIssces eIchsaged Also room for phi, seiAn
OF GcEtist
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MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
CuN-Risss II Sets. o. Mo0H-Rises....s 37m
NIGH WATER. - March Is.
Sandy Hook % 3a Gov Island. IS ala Hell Gate II o3a
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rrom nur Correspondsnts.l

MACHIAspoHT, March sid. scars H. B. + ,s'sr.
Kear, New YORK Yantic. Parsons do. Wig. wind 9 b,
schrs William Pope, Foster New.York; LUCINDA, ke-
ton Boston. Bark Petrsl new Norton. At MacaIas for
Matanzas will sail the river open. Brig Con-
dor Small hence for Matanzas arr 2sth u in 10 dsys
PHILADELPHIA, March l,-Arrised-Barks Oak, BY
der, Boston; seah. Atkins, do; Elk Snow, do schrs
Thos Ireland Somers Fall River Northern Light, Bayes,
New-York, Virginia, Wrghton, Fab River; Psansylva-
MIA, Bill New-Haven; r. Stuart, Lozier, New York;
Star Nickerson, Providence Bohemia Clark Chesapeate
Gift Emporium Shropshis Q, New-Hork Eva GEwood,
Henry, DO: Americas. Dove, Chris.isna; E. A. Cam
mines, Cummn n. Smyrna. Del sioops Proof Glass,
Vince er, New-York; Mary, Hdliard Smyrna. Del;
ing America IN tow ship sasesapaIsn Li,srpool
Cgeared-Ssmr. Pennsylvania, Walton, Klchm,nd os.k
Eagle, Matthews, Boston; brgI Wn Pnce, QTg. 81.
Thomas Bermuda, Outerbrdge, Bermuda; John Omercd,
(Br Harley Demsrars; sQusw, Berry Halifax Emma,
Baker Boston Sally Ass, CIak Cienfaesos; Gen
Worth, Phelps. Jacksonville; II. Baker Nc Laughin,
Savannah; Catharne Martha. whitley, Baltimore !;
Westport. Reed Charleston; Grace Dazzling Bartlett.
Providence T. Ireland. Semers Fall River; Emporinm
Shropshire Providence E'a Car Sood. Jersey CAY VIZ
bridgeport H. L Smart, Lozisr. New York Northern
Light B,ylie, New Haven: sleop Proof Glass Wheisi.
New-York smr Oregon. Fields, Baltimore stmr Rough
Ready, Greebley, New York; barge Elk, White BAIL
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SIMON pRAPER, AGetlasssr. Office NJ % piss esrns,
OF William st.
THURSDAY, March Is. AZ the Navv

Yard. Brooklyn n 10 oclock u for cash delivery.
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING -PRovIsioSs-
quantity OF beef pork our, rice. bre ID, picsss tee
cheese. beans. rsis rs sni d ned ssYles
CLorhiNG-Blue pea jackets monkey jackets, ronu1
jackets, cloth uowtefs fsnuel shnts flannel drsvsr
wsocs sccis Stockings nasrssss shoes pumps, blanks
blue hsrnei
"a. d, needles pepsef, n scissora
sszp. shawn soap, APE n nj ies. tobacco.
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION -Iacrsase, Sc 10 20 20 tue
Old Junk and shskiI 10 clippings 1boa
CASKS barre g. &c r. removed i'm media ely after ss
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- AUCTION M. ALJRED u. HERKNESS, Auc-
Philadelphia - the 2th day Of March nsxt collection Of
zoo new Carriages among which mar found over 70 Of
end ne postponsmsnt.
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BY telegraph.

CHARLEsTON, March BAR. barks Avoa, from
Rostou Delaware from Providence brig Athens. from
HAVE tchrs Nerth Carolina from Salem; d. Smith.
from Phace lpha. -,
,chJs Sea Marx for Providence Herald, for New York;
Virginia and p Brown. for PHILADELPHIA
CHIPI EsTON MaTcn lt-Arr ship CorsA Ann, Liver.
pool bark Lucy Elizabeth. Boston schr. Mohswk do.
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yoBs " .L,ooErr. Aue'isnesr.

yoHS " L'GoETr. Aec'ioneer.
TRADE So LIE OF PAPER. LEG.
u GET hkOTfERs viii sel ~ Anct,on, q.
MONDAY. Nach ~. ls:l. Go Cases q WRITING
PAfkRS cempsisis very full assortmss from the bsse
factories NE cosery Also several large nsecss Il
Erglish and y escb papers Ali the Cases will -
opehsd for As FRIDAY aud Saturday prsyioss
10 The sale Pspei bue particularly favfed 70 a.
tsrd hls sac every 10 Will Re sold without reserve
TkRNS:
Upesr stts, cash.
Prom siC0 20 S3ce fur months.
From $500 TO S6'0 f,ur and mor,As-
From $3.50 ts s pee four, ssx and eight months.
From 81 20 90 50 so. four eight and ten mcatAa
Fsem 500 to $500 four eight. tea and twelve
months
Over $500, four. sr eight, ten. twelve asa sarsen
nonfbs-App owed paper. pay able in the CIT Of HssA
Yosk. LkGGETr = BROTHERS No. 3el Pearl q
Censglmens fer this ssls vii be recesel tll Mao
u.s. with the that every Evslce nmt 10 so4
bout reserve.
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H. T. LgsDs, Auctioneer.
r ARGEand VALUABLE VARIETY a

Il 4 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, by order OF Assgnssa
THIS DAY. Mnca IS. a. lef e'eiOcs, A. NJ, a. No "
Greenwich av.. fne order, having been but short TIM
In consulting OF Sofas Carssts Mating dressing sa&
plain Bureaus. MAHOGANY CAsns, MsaogA.y aud waask
Rockers Bsdstea6s, Feather Beds Mattresses, Mtrcsy
Tables Cutlery, CHINA. &C. For particulars cSsrss
and Herald.
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Ell LUDLOW. Auctionesf
SALE of VALUA.

II BILE PROPERTY on I'd and sd-avs., t4,h and t5ta-
ats e. H. LUDLOW will sell at Auction en- MONDAx
March IS at 10 O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange:
S lots On the n. y. corner of Sd-av. and <Nhs ct.
ilots on the N W corner Of Cd. av. and ttth st,
10 lots on the north side Of 4th S. bet I'd and sda
lots the south SIDE Of ijh Ut bet ID and Sd avs
20 per cent Of the purchase can remain on more
gaze for term OF wears Title perfect and fall wsaatee
viii be given Maps be had at the Office Of the Ase.
uonseF, No. IL Wallet.
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c...,.s.a srom nm Pace. -

~
what less than in $780, The aggregate tram. -
,o,s. .ho~s nm, moderate increase over ioo.
Innovations of the week ending frioay
March IL. 1852:
p,,.curx. PowDKHs-iS enhl
CHALK-ss5 tsss.
Co.I-sz6 tups
ConucnsOi sSs pkgs per steamer Arctic; DO per
s. ,.s "a AI pei cssssanns More ., Pcs
"ss.zsns Iadspscssncs u per m,yE.rs' w
fs in i; pr FnnIin I" per HISTORIAN Total packages
bysssi c.roons IS Ghosts Indigo; az casks. IS half
ibis srouAd Nader $50 bags SumAc' cases
Dypwcops-ssss5s ns Logwood. 1877 turs do, 400 pcs
Tustic 80 tups do. rs BaIiileno Wood
DRuos-a casts Soda, $50 Soda Cryssls S's Srs p
easbs Tsac Acid 80 tuns ee2 can.ars cnes ,ss t ~.
fs. s' s. sn'' %,;a- z sos ss s%'
si ss S;;.@ T. s...: bs;:s
Isy.sa.I 9s:. ., s. r:. es:i. oaac
ie,s 7, sis. b.; ws:I % BsI.sao. SIC Lic"ics
P r., ISoe. s;s.: Hsss: o ScIs. .h.sd
DO 50 eases Is5 bbs Punes iie bbls MUS ass boxes
as: ~ s: SST.. cocas
nois 10 boTss Pickles 40 bags Flbers 1ess baskets
boI.s Figs, SO bush Pssau,s bsis Yam'. bsl'
TIghI-ies bbls Tln
TIaE CRAcKERs-a,iA phg,.
HoSEY-iites. - bis
HATB-4 cases, Dbis
GUNNY PA0s-140 bdls. -, a..
Hipss-N 81, Hide. ear bales Goat Skins, bales 400
Bsfao Hides, 5bales Deer skirs
HEMP Is bales.
HoRNs-0a - go.
IRoN-7i3s bars r Iron s., 3C7 bars. s3ls bdis -!
bds Hsop, ISL tubs Pig Liz bdls, Sheet. 500 Plates, A
bds scroD, 5 BIDS Bard Iron
IvoRy-E8 Ivory Teeth.
JUTE-2t0b bales
LEAD 6449 pigs, i6 casks.
LrATHyR-3S cssks Sxns.
MoIAssHs-3 67s hhds.. 2's tcs. 40 bls
NErAIs-20 oasel Copper.
MATTINo--o55 yols.
Os6 bsks 306 cases Olive, $40 pipes Linsesd 80 pkss
Apnis, 40 ps q Cosesd. SO cast Palm OIL ~
PAJNT-i2 hbds. verdegris, 80 c.. II csks Paihs
RA0s-I.5i5 lbs, 7csks Rags. .,,<, ne
CIGARs-62 Co. ass bxs, brs, ios Bali 90 Looo
tsptbs 100 fbs i0l egh hs bxs Cigars, iao 300 Cisas'
$500 Chsroets. a. bIs do.
sALTPETER-i,s85 bags SAtpete
Slip 80 bags Linseed 100 bags Canary, "a eases Seed
ePELTgR . 7e8 plates speIer.
ePIRITs- 50 hhds 2s hs 10, Qrs ia oct Brandy ~ pun
Rum. rs hlf do Rum.
STEEL-782 bdls. 58l cs
EALT-2 l7i tuns
bags Pepper IS c bags ground do ss3 bags
Gp,sr it3a mats Csssa cks Nutmsss aoa bags Gtn-
ger. ia BIS Cloves.
ToBAcco-2s0 bis.
TEA-2, 0H pkgs Tea.
TIM 8l2 bIs Tin ,,. 49,. ana
2eso bsts 90, hAds $50 h'f' qr' a7s 800
woop"a5i tuss Cam Wood s2si pcs Boz woodi legs,
leo plspts Rosewood. $50 bids Willow.
WooL-36 bis Wool
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ADRIAN X. MuLLgR, Auctloaser.
SALE In PARIIs

II TION, by order o. the Supreme Court, TOD % tk0
choicest and liable Lofs the City Of New York
situated ,he tth, a 9Th and $50 eh. e,shs
6s.h 6fth esth 90 h. 10Th. 7t nd aud I'D sts part Il
which are en- and 10 the vicinity Of Hamiioa square
ADRIAN II. MULLER will sell at Auction. on rUn0.
DAY. the 10th day March, 1854. at - sclock NJ, q
the Exchange by order Of the Suprsms Cout
under the direction Of Phio Rugglss, l., referee.
025 valuable Los above. belonging TO the estate Il
James Amory deceased. As this sale viii 10 free al
without limitation as 10 piiee every lot viii be asscatsly
sold the highest bidter There probably has been ~
better Opportunity oered the citizens Of -
90 yesrs past to make sscwns in desirable part q
the island, Cbeng in the vicinity OF Hamilton and otAss
contaminated squares At their price,, either for
vesmsnt private residences The whole Of this proper
~ intefsected by four II the leading syeaaes, sn1
bou ndsd ON either side by the 9Th and 9Th railroads
Slty per cent the purchase money may IA
option Of the purchasers. bond aud mortgage for Asoe
Year, per cent interest," per annum, payable ssm a.
nuay.
Maps of the above described property DO had 1t ~
ADRIAN r. MULLER. Auet
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BOARD WANTED-Fsr Gentleman
ID and Wife in private family in the With or IXia
Ward chamber and sitiins reom viii he required To
comm ence absst 25lh April Address T. at ihn Office
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Han

~ Of Records-Pub,c notice % hereby gwen That -
following resouticn has been pressnted n me bostc ~
Jay. st., - . Grade wi the Pier. and LAY CHI
WALK in WEST ST All Persoas interested haslas 90
the undersigned, at his Office before the ia asJ
Mach, inst-March -. i35z -,
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~ notice 10 hereby gwen that petition has been pre-
seated in the Beard OF Aldermen for SEWER in fROf-
STREET from the Hudson River TO and through ABS
TO hh-av Al persons interested having sbJscsions IN
20 are requested to present the same N writms nS
ths sxtent Of interest the Contract Clerk AZ a. OF
before March sad iHst-Croton Aqnsdscs Dep.ss-
mont, March II, 1852 NICHOLAS DEAN, President
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tcs hereby aiven that petition has been presssbel
In ths Board Of ASS slant Aldermen. for AsEWER -
HENRY ST., from Clinton TO Jefferson 1t. AL psrssns
Interested having objections thereto requested -
present the same in writing stasg their sxtspt ofnteres
the Coatrac. Clerk this office, before March,
23d nss-Crtton Aqueduct Department. March H. is3l
NICHOLAS DEAN Pfesidsn1-
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Goal.
CAUTION to CALIFORNIA PAS

~ SENGERs Tho subscribers learning that ssvsrsl
persons the city, pretending be Agents Of Indopen4
ent Steamers from Panama 10 San ~ anciseo have ben
issuing for the Stsamshp NEW hereby
give notice that al tickets issued for the New OrlsAne
other than those issued BY fraudulent and VOID.
and will not sntte the holder to passage u SAID Stesu.
upder any circ umstances. J. howard SON,
No. "a Broadway. Agents VI steamship New Orlssna
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DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
ara ssv.,,I r,n.,s gentlemen can obtain neat
s Sious and we'll fuTnshe with fall board BY ap
pllihg At No e6 WarIen.st. Rsfersnces eYchanged
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Gnis Jnsepn iurnel MnIken, baitlnore Dsaem
zoe SokTExN fcI March il-An .eAr + c. Bartlett. H.,
1 Bsnnop ca s,11 a,%s r.
yana ODD Fellov Elicit, Do; LOUISE Eaton, Shields
PHILADELPHIA, Masehi2-Arr pacss ship shacka-
n . sss 81: GIVE
Colorado Barrett, WaslnG,on, n: G.; Triumph, Mason
Presto ingalls, do Senator. CLARK do Lsah. saunders
DO; s. A Mount. Hawkins % sally Ann. Clart, do;
Freeing Kelly do Grace Darling Bartlett, Bridgeport
co1:es Jan: sAfoO.as bas. p ca
bark Lucy Ann. Ke lar Cienuegos brgs Zenoba, Cafe
sehis Lse.burs. Nsyior. Charleston; =. Peterson,
Williams. \: York; Eagle, Parker do Cnarlssts. Con-
fsan. %Psi !'f R:S:dss Rsss:
Leah. Saunders do Invoke. Glover. Ns~Lssdon; A. j.
Boston Edith; CTo.sll. 10; Triumph, Mason: do WIN.
Lopcr, Lsss, Ns.-Havsn; ,; Henderson. sssop,hrs,
COBB, Provinsstown; Banner. ThuIiow, NswbarJport;
EIprsss, Adams. New York H 9srretsoa. Noyss, Alex
Sossss s s. .. fssss H. S: sssa
sRicHMonD D, March ll:-Arr .eAr,. c. P. Brown. Nc
Chichs,isr. DO Is.bes, Boyd, At.aksp.s sd .chr.
Gee Luf, nnelco's, Hsv-fork; bns May Perkins
socKt3SD. March IAN. :elr:, o.l snso...
ton 10 lead for New Orleans Sid StA schrs Cen Cas-
Miller; slas Wright. Johnson Ann DeumsA wosl, and
senate Robinson New York Bolivar Roolnsen- Bridge
pogt Diamond. Davis. Boston.
sAyANNAH. March Arr. BIZ. sap ANA Dovethsa,
McKsnzs. liverpool ships Camden Sherwood, Chsries-
ten Sullivan Edward. do bark Harvest. Nichos New
York bnss Msdiscn Clark. do Thomas Walter Manh-
man. Pkilstelphis; Portuguese brig Ponsda, De MesY
Philadelphia. sth-U O. NJ steamship Alabsnn, Lndlov
New York bark Logiss Caroline. Raven Boston brs
Watson, Allen. New schrs Yaskss Blzds Hssses
Philsdslphs North State, Hsrsa. New. Ysrh ca BIN
CsrdIa. Melville, Mafaazw; seAr. Gen Clnch Norrls
New Orlea1s.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-02
An Additional Reason.

The Hon. X. B. CRANsToN, who voted for
Mr.. WEBSTER in the Baltimore Convention
from first to last, says the convention was fair
ly conducted, and that, in his opinion, the
friends of Mr.. WEBSTER and Mr. FILLMORE
are politically and morally bound by its nomi-
nation; and. he states the following additional
reason for his choice between the two candi-
dates:
al shall support General Scott, not merely be-
cause he is the nominee of the Wing party, and
because he is and always has been Wing, but,
independent Of all party considerations, the ques
ton ia between Winfield Scott and Franklin Pierce.
know both of the candidates personally, and
have nothing to say against General Pierce; but
on the contrary, believe him to be an honorable
man still must say, and without derogating
from the character of General Pierce, that in my
Judgment General Scott is infinitely better quail
fed to administer the high and responsible duties
devolving on the President of the United State,
than his competitor. therefore go for Genera
Scott, not grudgingy, but most heartily"
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-02

regularly elect Pierce and King, almost without a
struggle, at each meeting Of the club. Strangers
arrive in the course Of the day at Gasss are taken
into the meeting, and not only name the States
going for them, but the precise majories bv .,vn
they will be carried. The most active CORE.
spondencs Is kept W with all parts of the country
thrce-iourths of the Locofoco lawyers here and
their students having thrown Coke and Blac kstone
to The dogs, and taken to writing. either for the
newspapers or for the eye of the wire pullers scat
tered over the land The New Hampshire Patriot
IL Issued daily and for the sole purpose Of sending
to the remotest portions Of the United States. and
IN quick succession, the Of trumped up letters
and other matter in behalf of it's Presidential can
ddate. The faithful are bleeding themselves
and setting in motion the machinery by which CO.
pously to bleed others. Messages are constantly
being transmitted to Washington full of sugges-
tions as to the mode Of procedure to be adopted
through the country, and some one or more Of the
sxpectant ambassadors and c..pinet ministers
now residing in this to- are cons tsntly upon the
wing NO means, however questionable. will be
, uninterrupted by these men to defeat General
Scott, and we invoke the Wings Of the whole coun-
| try to be upon the alert"
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-02
Hon. Henry ID. Moore.

Although for some time past aware that this able
and efficient Representative had determined not
again to be a candidate for the post which ne
now fills with go much satisfaction to his constitu-
epcy, VIC had lingering hope that he might
finally be induced to change bis opinion. and con-
sent to serve another term We perceive by let
ter from him, addressed 10 Mr.. Hufty, of Spring
Garden, that he adheres 10 his determination not
to be a candidate. Thisis to be regretted on many
accounts. Mr.. Moore ID an able, attentive, faith
full and popular Representative who, with the per.
sonal acquaintance and associations now formed
and the legislative experience which he has nc,
CURED. could more efficiently represent Philadel
pha ntcrests in the National House OF Representa-
tives than any new and inexperienced man. how
ever able. There arc but few better and more
popular and influential members in Congress than
Mr. Moore and we most sincerely regret that he
has made up his mind not TO be candidate for re
election. - Philadelphia Neaos, 3la.