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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

CHEvALIER WMoFp GAGGED AT LAsT.--ln the last
Paris assemble NationaA, (Feb. 49, We and the
lowing
r. following N from Genoa journal Of the 14th ut
some curious debates have taken place within few
case was that Of the illegal addiction Of Miss a. G. Gam
bic by NJ Henry Wikof, American who endeay or ed
to obtain promise Of marriage failing In that he de-
maud frenchman courier Of the lady. and Genocse
named Louis Cavallare accused Of being
pices. The last named was acquitted. and the two
othcrs-wfkcG and vannaud-were sentenceL 70 prison
for fifteen menihs each
Poor Chcyalier Wikofrs career is stopped at last.
An authentic history of his life expedients tricks,
imporures, and queer doings, would be equal to any
romance, from Don Quixotte to Tom Jones. When
we were in Europe, last summer, the Chevaer was
busily engaged in trotting about Philosopher
Greeley to see the fashionable people of Paris He
afterwards visited England, mission as he said
to strike up a match between daughter of Mr.
Lawrence, the American Minister, and Prince Ma
poleon Bonaparte, the of Jerome-not the Prince
President When in England, he thought also Of
doing little of matrimony on his own account; but
the lady would not consent. He prosecuted his suit
followed the fair one, and has got himself at last
Gagged. cribbed, confined for fifteen months, with
the loss of his prestige and position in the socia and
diplomatic affairs of the Old World He professed
perfect intimacy with Louis Napoleon, Lord Pal
merston, and all the distinguished men in Europe.
In fact, the Chevalier frequently limited that he was
often employed by Palmerston and the Ame-
rican government to arrange difficult international
disputes and carry on delicate political intrigues
Cheyalier WikoH was perfect original in hs
own way-talented, polite, gentlemanly, unprin-
cipled, mscrupulous selfish, mean, diplomatic,
sneaking, polished, cowardy, lying, imaginative,
amusing witty, scandaous, and full of talk of every
kind His authentic history, with all his cores
pondence, would be worth ten thousand dollars for
the copyright.
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GRAFTON oN THE Holy ALLIANCE or Tggro-
TALfsH.-0n Tuesday evening next, in complianee
with the wishes Of number Of his Acquaintance
Enoch 4. Camp will deliver m Grafton at Metro
politan Han. Against the present unholy union Of
religious bigouy and state fanaticism to shacklo
American liberty" 10 doubt il will We 4 curious
and interesting Grafton. full u fun, wit. and that
peculiar style 81 popular eloqucncc for which Mr.
Camp is distinguished. IIis spccch II lie late anti
liquor law meeting gave immense satisfaction. keep
ing the audience il continual roar of laughter
nom beginning T. end. The subject be has chosen
Tor hi' otaton opens fine Geld for satire and there
U every probability hat he viii make holy
show q the bgots. iensics. fools, aud lna,es, If
" he lciy alliance"
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Arrival OF the Empire City.

Tho steamship Empire City Captain Leeds arrived yes
terday from New Orleans and Havana The T. G. left
Havana the LIST March. at o'clock A. NJ.
The steamship Ohio arrived at Havana the 10Th
February from Chagres and to sail again for Chagres
Immediately the arrival Of the Georgia from New
York.
The Falcon arrived at Havana on the LIST inst
The Isabel sailed from Havana for Charleston the
Goth ult
Annexed is
THE srEciE LIST OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
Dctbc q 300
Juan X. Lusat Sobrino. Observation-Disclosures. GOO
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The following are the
TT
NAMES OF THE PASSENGERS.

Col Fremont lady two children and two servants Major
rasqual Capt Palmer and lady, Powell and lady Capt
Murray Marriott, G Ii Heap. Mrs White and daughter,
d. Gilbert; lady and Child, Miss Caroline Van Antwerp,
Miss Mary Massieot Charles Lighton Wheeler Adam
Coyle. Moss, Hart. Ramsen Touts Gracia Rubin,
Antonio Banco Capt Hitchcock Mr. Sucrey oldelmend,
Rust. Chile. Mr. Nicholl: Thomas Evans. Cobb, Mr.
Green, John Aing, Mrs Tomison and w w Wfltnrnd
\ TySBeYni W ,rsaaay I, RGns,R, Iar0 rairehild,
Green Nile sweeEy Tillisto Ti cpshi%Sg sn, G
gomcry. Peter Stone, Lawrence, ID Russell Dudley
stewart Roberts Christian. Bronhsste, Turfell.
] Caryin RonTimen, q Noble Rathbone, G Gilli-
land; 7 W Lindstrene Holmstrong " Blessing, Capt
Smith Thomas Gibson Russell Isaac kaylor Eugene
Bancter, Odner, d d Godfrey, A Dubois.
We are indebted to Mr. James Offender the purscr Of
the Empire City. for late items Of in telligence.
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English Mutton " served up this day, aC
o'clock, precisely, at KEEFES Restaurant, No. 5q4
Broadway
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Genin's Spring Style Of Hats were intros
duced Saturday the l4th February Gentlemen want
ola Hat superior in style and quality invited TO call
GENIN, No, PA Broadway.
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M o n e. ARK let.

SATURDAY, March Ct T. NJ
The stock market not so buoyant to-day and
transactions were 10 u moderate extent At the
first board Erie Railroad fell oil 4 per cent Harlem
Long Island. u; Norwich and Worcester 81 stoniu.-
ton, =. For several days past. Delaware and Hudson
has been quiet stock having been offered in the mar
het There small sale to-day Mt decline Of three
per cent from previous sales The appearance Of tho
stock market the whole to-day by no means ON
couragng 1t seems to be hard work to keep up the
element
The receipts at the Office Of tho Assistant Treasurer
this port to-day amounted to sol 2o7 o. payments $751;.
497 61-beance 50 3541g3 So
The steamship Baltic for Liverpool did NOT ca,rv o,t
much specie anticipated Eneapemcn,s haS hoa
made for much larger shipment but mos, os :, ,..
withdrawn at late hour. The total exports for ,hs
week. was ms annexed
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Superior Court.
CHARGE or INSULTING FEMALES-IMrCNITY FOR

CHARGE OF INSULTING FEMALES-IMrCNITY FOR
THE OFFENCE.
MARCH, 5.-Thomos HOPE UMiam &, Norshou John
Nelson, and james TringThc plaintiff in this CON-
plains that the 18th of June 1851 the defendant
G. Marshall aided and abeted by the other defendants
any provocatiou beat and severely malteaed him with
his hist and with glass bottles and dccantes: knocked
him down sensclcss cut his head and face In shoe king
manner and so injured hun. that for many days his life
was dcsparcd Of lie also alleges that Nelson and Irving
stimulated and encouraged Marshall in his attack and
plaintiff claims $4,000 damagcs For the defendant Mar
shall II was contendcd that he not aided or abctted
10y Nelson and Irving but that the day previous TO
the alleged assault the wife of the defendant Marshall
and her sister. went to Harlem for the purpose of visit
ing female relative; that not finding her at home
they stepped into the house of the plaintiff which
y house OF public accommodation, and called for
some lemonade that the plaintiff attended in person
ana brought lemonade with spirits in which the ladies
hau not ordered After waiting n few minutes they
started to go away, and when about to leave they (par
ucuiafly Mrs. Ma,shol) grossly insuted by the
plaintiff, who att mpted to take improper liberties with
them On their return home they exhibited the
grief and Informed Mr. Marshall of what had tran .prcd
and he accordingly, the day OF the alleged assault
went to the plaintiffs house for the purpose OF having an
explanation With him. On being confronted with the
painful the defendant longer master Of his feel
ings and struck the plaintiff blow with his hand unon
some part OF his person 1t is further contende that he
ana not take the plaintiff at any disadvantage and that
ne nau ample opportunity TO defend himself The d..
PENDANT slanha) positively denied that the other d.
PENDANTS had any participation In the aray and ne sub
hi'ed tlat the%iolcnce committed the paintin was
no more Than was sufficient rcpcl his violence after s
weapons but his h:nds ~" ~
Inc Court excluded the evidence Of justification and
ne jury returned verdict OF $40 damages against Mr.
''arfhail put acquitted the other defendants
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New Spring Dclaines md Beragc Dciaines.
Of elegant and desirable eolors be foun&
at HlTCHCOCK l. LEADBEATERS, 317 Broadway, cor.
ner OF Leonard street. also spring Gnghams
and French Printed Musns, At shilling yard and
and choice spring Ribbons at about half their yexf
val
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Police IntcIISUeucr

The Mother has found her Children Some two or three
weeks since noticed the application of Mrs Best be-
Tore he Police Court for aid to assist her in
The Whereabouts Of her long lost children whom she had
not seen for nearly six past We forth the cir
cumsances in our previous account which we now state
brnhy--that the two children both girls had been
placed IN the charge and custody of man named Gle
mcnts the mother leaving the city ut the time for New
orleans TO meet her husband few months after her
arrival there the husband died and Mrs Best was taken
down sick for several months and thereby unable to re-
Turn Clements instead Of taking of the children NJ
he protested To do he in about month after conveyed
both The children TO the Police Court the Tombs where
some lady saw them and they represented to be
orphans by Clements, the lady took them under her
charge and from place to another they were ult
mat'y conveyed from tue city and have been dis
co,crd The youngest one the mother obtained at small
village near ttica and returned to this city Friday
lasi with her The other child Is h,ng in Ohio aud
aid ia be In the family Of cxGu,cfnor Of that state
She win also he restored To her long despniring parent
For two years past the mother has been in ncl,e
search for her children aud failed to ascertain thor
Whereabouts. until the facts and crcumst a.
the AFFAIR published in ills journal and ihe resuu
has been the restoration If the children ia te nIlc
mother.
n Etshoucg ceyropi Of1ccr LOCKER OF ll,o Fifteenth,
ward police yesterday arrested colocd man pamcJ ~,
jenkins servant in the family Of Mr flondor 81 IA
Eighth street on charge Of stealing from his emplo,er
MONEY amounting to nearly 500 taken at various tiuo
he scc"trd was conveyed before the mag .tratc vino
'hmiii'd Nm t. prison IT trial
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Of the will be given Tuesday evening in the
Tabernacle by the Rev VIM Patton Of Hartford Subject:
The Natural History Of the Loafer Tickets l2t
be had at M Nassau street. and at the Doors
half past clock Lecture half
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Mr.. WEBB AND THE WEBSTER MEETING-A
"RorsER," AND A SETTLER The extraordinary
enthusiasm Of Mr.. Webb, OF the Courier at the
Webster demonstration, is positively refreshing
He says the meeting, though not settler was
rouser' but we undertake to say it was both a
"rouser" and n settler" 1t was a 'rouser'' as
iar % the call concernedten thousand six hun
dred names to the oakland it was settler al
the meeting, which occupied about half the limits
OF the hall. man will sign almost anything to be
advertised in complimentary movement to a great
man; but TO turn out 10 mass meeting is quite
different thing. That duty was left to the masses.
and the masses didn't come. The weather was n
htile cloudy, and perhaps they were afraid it might
ram IL was fortunate that Choate was announced
as one OF the speakers, or il is likely the affair
would have been a. thinly attended a. a charity
sermon Wall street should never give il nm "a ;,
Justice ought to be done 10 Mr.. Webster. Let Bar
mum be chartered 10 give exhibition Of the powers
Of the fire ennhator in the Park, and Let Web
ster gathering be announced at the same time and
place; and let everything be cut and dried and the
address and resolutions may be carried before
meeting Of twenty-five thousand people. Thus two
birds may be killed with one stone. The Presiden.
HAL question may be settled for Mr.. Webster and
'he lire annihilator may be tested in a satisfactory
public experiment such meeting would, indeed,
w rouser and a settler. What saws Mr., Webb!
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Hair Dyc.-Botchclor's celebrated LIou,d

Hair Dye the best yet discovered for colorng the hair
whskers, the moment IL applied. The wonderful
certainty with which this svorite old established Hair
Dye performs astonishing 1t is for sale. applied at
BACHELORS Wig Factory No. Wall street. Copy the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07
Professor Williams viii Give

Mental Alchemy viz tuesday Thursday and Satur.
day evening" vt o'clock. Admission Is espte; thildrsns
half price.
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mocrstis National Convention
ELECTORS.
F~ ~ Staie At Large.
George W Woodward Wilson NJ Candies,
Robert Patterson
Dist. Dist.
Peter Logan, 18Th c. Eyer
e-George III. Martin, 14-John Clayton.
s-,John Miller, l6-Isa.c Robinson,
~. W Bockius, le-Hcnry Peter,
b-k Mckay J7-James Burnside.
CA Apple, 1S-Aaxwen McJasiin.
IN. Strickland, I9-Jos Mcdonald.
S-A Peters, O-W 8. callahan.
GDanel Foster. U-Apdrew Burke
n-B T. James, 0-WiIliam Dunn,
1I-John heReyDolds, 23-John 3 HeIhaimont,
l2-P Domon +6eorge r Barrct
DELEGATES.
For tie Staie at Lwgs
James Campbell. Porter Brawey
Samuel W. Black. A. IL Reedrr.
David X. Porter, Luther Kidder.
1-Robert Tyler I3-A. p. Wilson,
W. L. Dewart.
2-Jsmes c. Van Dyke, 14-John Wie<lman,
Chambers hckibben. taAac q. Mckinley
SIS. d. Patterson. 15-HenYy Welsh,
John q. Bremen. James Gerry.
4-Peter Rambo. Io-S T. Hench
Henry Leech A. B. Wilson.
81 b. stcrigere 17-9eorge w. Brewer,
Jacob 8. Yo~t John Stewart
&C. w. Cooper. lS-R. p Ficnnlkcn
James w. Wilson Isaac Hugus
John N. Morrison, l9-Job Mann
p. y. Smith j. NJ Burren
s-Jas. l.. Reynolds, W-Thos Cunningham,
VIM Aathiot. Robt Donnelson.
e-Chas Kesslcr. 2l-David Lynch,
w. NJ. Hester. Mathew J. Stewart.
10 L. Rpgwalt, 22-Arnod Plumer.
John r. Lord. James u. Mcfarland.
I'LL b. Wright, &-James l.. ellis,
g. =. Winchester. Joseph Y. James.
l2-John Blandjng, 24-Alfrcd Gilmore,
o. L. Ward J. F0rney
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Shirts and Mathenatics.-It may scent
strange that atcal science shoud have
do with shirt making, but s nevertheless fact that
Green No Aston House. manufactures Shirts that TT with
degree of perfection heretofore unknown, by Of
system Of cutting founded upon mathematical cscuations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

Mrs. Jervls's Cold Candy.-The great free
aide Remedy for Coughs Colds Hoarsnes the
throat and lung complaints Sold by Ars w. JERvIs, 36
Broadway, and druggists generally.
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as pss'ss. %
cedentr and attaining dirty miserable end.
sued from the srs~a1cdns the Sro.d roaa 81
which certain calls public
h MI :. n gain wealth
in the mouths ys.ss censureStasss the serts
ase Ss n.a 70 H.
coughs colds and other pulmonary complaints in thsi~
s::l: \: ] $ :.
way, and by druggists gcnsrAlly.
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is without
TED s.! ss1;:
South e w str.s;
Phalon's New Spring style Of Hair Cutting
~ ss.s Hair fsaa @
y;ts%sMnsy syo. new era in Hair Cu,ti,s
PHALoN's Crystal Palace IT Broadway, corner Of Dss
street.
Phalon's Chemical Hair Invigorator. to
become thin and dsndrus invest IL With
h sna snr For sal, at M
America.
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, to color the
hair or whiskers the moment applied without injury
Or ' ss as eTSs and has n bad oder anps
generally
Hair Dyc.-Batchclor's celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye is the best yet discovered for colong
whiskcrs the moment applied. The wonderful ease and
certainty with which t syorite and old established Hair
Dye performs Is astonishng 1t is for sale applied
BACHELORS Wig Factory, No. Wall street Copy the
address. =
Phalon's Wigs and Toupccs.-Wc would
call the attention OF requiring wigs.
The same was awarded silver medal for the
hrs premium at the last fair. They be
Ions Wig and Hair Dye Factory 1877 Broadway corner
Dey street. ~' !"
Wigs and TOupccs-Bntche1Or'sn new style
OF Wigs the perfect of nature
Yet inye nted Those wanting article
call at BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No wall
street where can be found tho largest and best assortment
n the city Copy the address.
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BROOKS new York and Shoe Emporium, No. l5s
Fulton street. the cheapest place in the city
article Of Boots shoes Caters Slippers: Ss Ss the
sole proof cork sole dress and patent leather Boots
Over Shoes leather and rubber Of description. No. M
Fulton street, six doors from Broadway.
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TONS about proceed California reside sax
effect their lives At premium Of
for the cent for the latter at ha
National Loan Fund l4fe Insurance Company Of Londcn
Medical attendance daily For rates prsmiu
"N eA>-' j. LEASDTR STARR, General Agent.
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hair or whskers the moment ii ia applied without injury
the hair or skin IL can be washed Immediately
disturbing the color and has bad odor 1t Il applied
or sold at PHAL0NS Wig and Toupee Hanufactory 10.
generally.
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call the attention OF persons requiring wigs
provement The same awarded silver medal thu
hrst premium at the last fair They be PHA
Ions wig and Hair Dye Factory 1877 Broadway corner
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Gourn ud,s Liauid Unir Dive is .xifIo,.t

exception reservation the best invented equally
celebrated in GOURAUDS Medoated Soap for curing PIN.
PIES freskies salowness chaps, ehafes rosghnss &c.
Liquid Rouge, Lily white and Hair Gloss ., CT Waik:r
street near Broadway and Calender ~ South Third srss
PHILADELPHIA, " 80 1919
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New principle in Hair Cuttiag-Cean Hair Brushes
new systcms-new ssyios: new era in Hair Cutting
eclipses anything before dreamed Of in New York III
street.
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prevent badness and to restore hair that fallen of
become thin and to scurf dandrun for with
such brilliant gloss and permanent curl For l1
broadway and all the drug stores in city and "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26
TELEGR.aPHIC ITEMS.

FIuE AT Observation-Disclosures (Ws.) Feb. 16.-The
extensive block of brick buildings at the corner of Main
Wisconsin streets considered by all to be the finest
cdfce in our city last night destroyed by fire 1t
quite finished but to have been fitted up for
the Musical Hall Association concert room and as
meeting for other associations The loss is about
$4,000. of which insured Several other build
ngs in the vicinity were also injured,
SAFETY a MIssNG NEssEL,-Nem York. Feb, 1.-THE
ship Silas Holiness Capt Coffin from NcwOrleans for New
York before reported missing put into to St Thomas
the 2Sth of january in leaky condition.
Til. WRECK SHr SHANuNGuA,-Boson. Feb, IL
Accounts from Nantucket state that half of the of
the ship Shanungua had been landed. The fate of the
vessel doubtful There feet water in her hold
ExrESsrvn SwlNpLE-Rosto, Feb IA Mr. A. H.
Mcdonald. of Halifax, has succeeded in swindlipg mer-
chants here out of about 100000 He bought goods for
cash and then disappeared with them to Canada
FoR SAN FRANcIsco--BoS'oI Feb. 16,The ship Nicto-
ry sailed to-day from this port bound to San Francisco
with 81 passengers,
Arms FOR Cincinnati, Feb. 16.Thc deputa-
ton from Brown county Ohio have presented Kossuth
with 300 mskcts to aid him in achieving Hungarian in
dependence.
TENNEssEE LEGIsI.ATl RE.-Nashcie. Feb. 14The SEN
ate to-day adopted tho resolution from the House provi
ding final adjournment of the Legislature the 2l
instant.
MATRIMONIAL. QUARREL AND SrlCiDE.-Piiiaaepho, Feb
l7-Carlotte Gallagher married lady aged 10 years
residing in Southwark committed suicide to-day
count of family quarrel
COMPLETION OF THE LAKE RAIRoAp-BuHao Feb. Il. -
The first locomotive the Buffalo and State Line Rail
road through to-day This completes the line along
| the Lake shore to Erie, Pa.
MARINE DIsAsTER.-Holnes Hole, Feb. 16-The schoon
er Monterey Baltimore for Frankfort put in here in
damaged condition, having been unnto by an unknown
.iua
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

CITY. NJ Heller Mr. Sands Hall g Hartman Mobile 9 Wi
Pilord Henderson and lady, Edwards la;J sen.
nrour o Holland \; L fsye5 Fla Bn!tsrwor9 o
Riggs II Hill, W Dodds, Collins MISS !
lady Mobe Capt Collin lorrel Fletcher NJ Gonrn9r
smith, Ohio; luison w Adams w AlrAar Is YARD, Is j
Chambers, T & Power Texas.
ST. LOUIS p Danseeau, Weelhest Or pashe II Doyl i
Il Hunt Col Nosn Mrs Taylor II Allen, McMornny Iruiesa
+ c Ellis; La; W II Goodwin, Yo Shaw IIar'hngs and
lady, IIntchngs family, Mr. Ellis and Miss Markham,
Miss; Vmtor o toks, Ky; Whitney, Pa w Miles, Tenn
a ) Gaines w Carroll, w Oakley, NO.
NERANDAH,..G Welson, lady and son. J Mct1ehee Y
Edwards Jas Flint { olrit Taylor, Bush La Col Sl'okey
Frazer o. D Fullerton, o, 6 Hannah " Perkins hi te
erS Miss liemis Victor KY " Lake alansnG lh"s
Jordan aud hiy Mr. Wan and daughter, Mr. utchn Mobe Nr Pas
rha and three children Texas; Holt Rider Cherokee Nation
Is T Ballard, N C.
CONT ST NERANDAI... II Bcrtelm A Pcrron II w sher
bnnd, Ronssel Woods, Un icar La VIM Lister
Natche2, G l. Wood Pa; Mrs Boule, Texas.
ARCADE. II. Mclean. p A Humphreys Goldman Texas;
Powell Slide, Sarah Daney Ioveioy
Thos Lamont Foy, Miss; Il RuteodS ltmwel, Ark II Tom
knon, l. Munell, F N Marks La
COMMERCIAL. "A eighton Thomas Taylor, II Andrews
WIN Bond II Way, Stout, j Freeman, Wright. VIM Han
sirk,S iinnsck lowa King Thoa II chu,al Alex Fowler
0ni Pttsburg W Suur an, lady JGnoh lady child,
Iny aud child, Mrs Grizzly W + Whi4 M i.aadrsn
Fl+pe, VIM uorl kyA Warr Thee Asfsasg w " saais
! Ats; Hem, ratna l.ah' YaaHe, laasY,la'
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NEwYnRK VI ARxErs- NcD York Tuesday Evening. Feb
24-fhe Cotton market closed with quiet appearance,
the days sales summing up about 5000 bales. Middng
Iplands are quoted at and Middling Orleans at Sd
Flour is unchanged Yellow Corn duh at IS &c per
bushpl Mess Pork SIS Is per hbl. Lard frmer. with
Gales ut &C per h. in bb Rio Coffee S3i g. and Java
lie per pound.
SAutNG OF THE CEonGIA.-NerYork. Feb. 24.--The
steamship Georgia sailed to-day for Havana and New
Orleans
CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures. Feb "a
The business in the Senate to-day has been Of little
raj interest Mr. Brodhead presented resolution that
each he allowed to number the electoral vote under
enumeration of 1851 instead of under that of 1850
The Iowa land bill engaged the Senate during the most
of the morning and until the adjournment
In the House the Missouri land bill discussed all
the morning, The House then into Committee of
the Whole the bounty land bill but adjourned without
definite action,
IN0I,NA Indianapolis Feb. 24-rhe Demo-
cratic Convention have nominated Joseph Wright the
candidate Of the party for the governorship.
SENTENCE FARBASKs.-Lomsrile Feb. 2i.-Calvn
Fairbanks. convicted recently of stealing negroes
sentenced to-day to the pententiary.
Quo RnER-M ARKErs-cu Feb 24.-The river
has risen three feet during the last "a hours. Flour is
selling SO 81 q So 40 per barrel Lard in kegs Sa4c
for prime Cut meats firm. shoulders 90 and sides
| 72,c. per pound. Whisky 1424 lac. per gallon.
Pittsburgh Feb 24--The river hereis falling slowly
| with 16 feet inches water in the channel.
| Baion Rouge. Feb 25-Citizens' Bank bill passed
| Il ayes. q noes Eve. Delta.