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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

sounded and crowds Of people, In answer 10 the rum
MONS assembled st Dickensons Fiat west OF hdn's-,
the place Of execution Bone eight hundred persons
Of all classes present spectators betfsyng no
excitement and seeming sataed that the sentence wss
ajust one
BROUGHT TO the place Ct execution by the Committee
He mounted he scsfold with logged indifference con-
tinung to smoke his cigar while ascending He fnen
requested the privilege Of speaking few words, oas
spoke 90 low that but little OF WHIST he was saying could
be understood AT precisely five minutes OF ne rope
having been adjusted the signal given, and ksays
was launched into eternity. He struggled violently for
soe minutes his neck not having been dislocafed no
vhstsndine be fell distance of 3la feet He managed
10 reach With his bands pinioned they were TO the
rope above his head which he grasped ana
to release himself At quarter past the physicians
pronounced him dead but he remained suspended yen
minutes longer, when tue body was taken down ana
given in charge of committee, who buried it. Every
thing passed Of without excitement
Indian Diflculties ON the klamath.
A war of determination has been de-
eared by the whites agins. the Indians and many aoo
rhymes have been killed. An Indian that was left oy
Col Mckee with Mr.. I. j. Roach, was shot at Happy
Camp by Capt Gwnn r. Tompkins, for stealing knife
miner with whom the Indians were intimate started
down the river with the Indian mentioned, for Happy
Camp and lettering among several camps ON the way
vss repeatedly advised not 10 10 that camp as ne
would be killed. he persisted however, IN going, and
shot he was crossing the stream The miner re-
NAMED Happy Camp few days, and upon his return
was identified Dy the Indians being the person seen
with the Indian that killed. Tney accused him OF
the notwithstanding his life, and ESQ that OF two or
three others
The whites learned, through an Indian speaking the
isrgop that revenge would be taken for the murder,
and that the Chief had gone over to Rogue River for
warriors and that the squaws had all been removed 70
scoa's Valley The party whose livss were threatened
went down to Happy Camp, raised crowd, came up
tie klamath River collecting miners on the way up,
and on the morning of the 18Th surrounded two lodges
at the Indian ferry, and shot all the men, several
squaws and destroy ed the rancho The scene was
enacted a, Indian Fiat two miles sbove-but
Gaping. and he wounded Some thirty or forty Indians
were killed and two whites wounded, badly. The
squaws and children are in SCOTS Valley, m0urning
over their hard fate and begging for bread
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

SceAR-n IVES. India hte business has been done, but
Il orer rates For refined bysk hone demand exss; goo
sery humps realise 49, $50 Fore ga the export demand
former CorFEg Is dsll; native Ceyloa
ct SIG So. TEA also dull RicsEast India Is a, easier
Yafea For CorroS better demand exists bat few sellers
q late rates lSoIcoEss India tends upward TALLow
= 6rm; p Y. c. realizes 81 3 70 S6j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

There has been very slight advance In the value of Eng
Nh WHEAT but little improvement in foreign,
sny material change ether leading articles. In WHEAT
Vrces fully Oh per 10 Ms higher than last week. An
Improvement of took place Tuesday in Amen-
0an FLOUR but transactions limited at the advance
lNpiAn CoRs may be spoken Of ss shade better.
Latest quotations for u s. mixed and red WHEAT 56
D69 White, 6id65. FLoUR-Wcstern Canal, 10 s0eo 6;
Dsana q 'G22I. INDIAN CoRS-Amercan Yellow, % Ga
S0i6, White 30Q3l. In Engand vegetation 10 backward
April inclusive, 4665 qrs WHEAT 4o qrs CORN and
Al9G bbb FLOUR.
fREcHrs-Freishts from this port to the United States
have varied much The latest quotations hear 10
New York for dead weight 6 per tun fine Goods Isl
0l7i6; Hardware, 1857 Esrthenware, l0i. To Boston,
ware 20f Earthenwsre, 81. To Philadelphia dead weight
12le4l76; fine Goods 20l Hardware, 20 Earhenware
loI. To Baltimore to Philadelphia. To New-Or
bans dead weight loI d2oi fine Goods 2o Hardware,
2oi 0aIthenwaIe l0i per tun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

The weeks imports OF GRAM aud FLOUR Is again moder
ate and the trade has had steady aspect prices generally
being fully suppoed The exports 70 Ireland increase and
0ey amount this week to 470o Q WHEAT 49IS bols and
$40 sacks FtorR aud, 6oSt Qrs INDIAN CoSS. The
ports coas,we hess than OF late and merely comprise
li61 WHsAr lSsi hhls aad sly sacks FLors TIC qrs
BeASS and small quantities OF BsRLEN INDIAN CoxN and
OATMEAL.
Our Corn exchange this morning was scarcely so well at
tended Friday, but ia Of trans
eced in WHsAr and fLovs At advanced price OF Id TO
Sd bush, ON the former, AMI 6d. TO \ 2 Gbl and u y
eack Flour last Tuesdays rates INDIAN CosS Is
srstce; Yellow improved in pree sad White receded Cod
American Yellow CoENis the isyoite article and connans
81 $50 %. OARS, BARLEY, Rams and PgAs were very
6ffls dealt il, aud no alteration IN value.
MARX LANE. April l9.--We have a moderate show Of
WREAr but tsae dull al last Mondays prices; foreign
nsius uracred BARLEY and BEASs slow OF sale but
decline in price has occurred Oars fully dear
FLouR except the finest brands dull az late Esssh
White WaEAT. Al 9 80 RED. 50 Ai4l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
Paris Bourse.

Ga Saturday the Bouse inactive except for French
Railway shares Fourand Halls opened and closed at olf
Sc tor the end of the months Thces closed at 72E c
The closing prices Monday, Four and II alf
Gents loOf 9oc.; Threes, 72f Bank Of France 2795f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

The WHEAT rade has on the whole assumed somewhat
inner tone since last and though unable TO
report any decided Improvement either in the value Of
The demand for the article present appearances seem to n
eeste better feeling That farmers unwilling TO sell
freely the reduced current shown by the
eeeeased quantity Ut Wheat brought forward the total
he saes the from which the returns made for
1e purpose OF compiling the averages amounting last week
- only $3.50 rs go Qrs the week preceding
With regard to the autunsown Wheat the reports from
most parts Of the Kingdom continue ola favorable characters
Indeed this plant not easily injured by drought and
though the blade may have suffered or less from the
east winds the soil has been bought into hgky
favorable for the future development Of the plant The
ID however very different in 10 spring Corn;
The sowing time propitous could possibly be de-
sre the almost total absence Of rain the seed has
BEEN committed to the ground has checked vegetation, aud
much longer continuance Of drought might do extensive mis-
GHETTO HARLEY, Oars BEANS &c. Meanwhile the con-
sumption OF oil these articles has been greatly increased
ewing 10 the shorness OF aud the scarcity OF food
81 every description Stocks which previously hight
have rapidly diminished within the last month six weeks
and Is toeshy certain that considerable portations Of
SEEDING BARLEY and Oars will be required during tue ensa-
nG summer
On the continent the weather has been similar to that
kpeeneed here aud the of provender for cattle a.
ready seriously felt IN parts OF Germany Holland Nc
Il likely, therefore, that spring Corn VIII maintain
relatively higher OF prices than Wheat has been
ms case ever since last harvest Mark-ane Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
Provisions. &c.

BACON IL wanted full Imports of French PoaK
appear equal to the demand consignment OF Maysve
BIEE noticed in Mcenrys last Cicula has been sold at
pices attained Ia this market by other parcel but
several other brands lately landed have attention
CnEEsE neglected LARD steady.
RICE ID no cheaper $50 bags ordinary Bengal by public
sals on Monday went 96 y cwt few ,ierces Carolina
q l7 In bond In TEA operations continue limited Con-
siderable transactions in COFFEE, chiefly for transpmsot
Dor SUGAR an active demand slightly higher prices The
stocks Of Ons are very ANAL. TALLow remains without
fnprovement
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA


ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
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state Of Trade.

There was more doing Manchester yesterday, Tuesday
and In the absence OF socks YARNS command small ad
vunse again Az the supplies Of the raw material may FOL
eums time be large IL unlikely they will check tor
while any material Improvement in prices particularly
Shs prns be early one, and the present crop point
20oo9OQ bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Later rom Honoluiu-The Eruption-Maa.
3 Indecent Spectacle.
Dates from Honolulu to the l3th March
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-12
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY. March If PM.
BeTADsTUrrs.-Flour varied little; the business en-
bracing 300 barrels TO good Southern at 81
- 81 ordinary to choice State at 81 6s2l 81 81
and mixed TO fancy Western at 81 81 K S5 06I per
barrel Jersey meal obainable at SO 37S and rye
hoM 81 80 IS o2 reduction. Wheat moved to the
extent o. 200 bushels Southern white at 81 0S; and
40 rcd part at ~ g3c and TO that of 10 900
ousoes southern mixed at 81 63c with do yellow at
uVc, tne former rBter Rye seemed abundant at 74c
~nne domestic oats commanded 40 AZ 1Sc an advance
n ~ market continued steady with sales Of
- Voffrt -, me- zoo bags Rio changed hands at So!
ssac, anu ~ 10 ~ Domingo at Re market steady
FREIGHT TO Liverpool 600 bushels wheat verc en-
Bhseo ~ ~ iiour was % =. Sd. i q Cd asked. and
cotton AT 5-iod for compressed no London aour yyo a.
- Cd, Tor carry sailing vessels and n M for lo,oer
time, vessels 10 arrive TO Hamburg 500 baes 10 on,,o
were engaged at &C There some enouirv e. ,,'
to load nj Southern ports for European and seyeei
ters in negotiation. There no alteration ~ 80
tce In rates for Havre or for California -
PRovsors favored factors. the sales comnrisi,o zoo
bbs prime and pork at Sl3 IS sl4 Is and Sl5 ia
$40 %; 40 pkgs shoulders and hams vt 6s{c a7lSc
and " vc, 800 bbls good 70 prime lard OF sslc 70
aud 700 bbs prime and mess beef at 50 So rs 80 25c
S12 20 respectively.
RraL EsrA1r-Salcs hy nuction-1 lot corncr Third
svenue and Thirty seventh street Sl200 lot Third
avenue adjoining 81 220, lot do do. 81 025; lot on
srteenth Street S37Jo loi Thrty-hftb street
1j sac0pj syrOue $500 lOt on Second avenue 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-12
Court OF General sessions.

Before Judge Beebe and Aldermen Brisley and Francis
MARcs il.-Lony Sho,emen and Junk St0res-George
Mcknight iaborer working alongshore," indicted
for stealing skin containing 142 pounds of WOOL 20
cents per pound from schooner lying at james Slip on
the 18th OF February The larceny proved and the
prisoner admitted that he offered the for sale but
Michsei 0Uonnor junk storckeeper who purchased it.
valued u at eight cents per poRA I'D there being
other evidence Of value the ofNc feduced to petit
larceny and q that the jury found prisoner guilty On
application o. his counsel. sentence deferred.
The Bank Iorgeics-The trial Of Rowe White and
BOVINE which appointed for this morning was on the
MOTION OF cxecorder Tallmadge counsel for Rowe post
pned till iuesday next by Of the absence Of ma
pral witness
There being other ready, the jury were dis
harged III tomorrow friday morning.
M1rslat hteT-The Grand Jury presented seventeen
dls of Indictment among which against William
rabtrcc for ansaughter The prisoner charged with
iavng killed ono John OConnor with champagne bottle
the Of in the Fifth ward at LIQUOR store
He pleaded not guilty.
Pleas a. HrAy ard Senfei,ces-John Wilson, alias Bill
ngs plead guilty Of grand larceny and sentenced
to two year imprisonment Vim. III. Flcuster and Henry
Johnson both colored pleaded guilty OF burglary the
third degree and sentenced each to two years mpri
sonment. william Parks alias Bill Bouk. indicted for
burglary Pleaded guilty Of petit larceny, and
the pcnrcntisry for six months
The cs,ict then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-12

s~ss AL cst.sn cav, Gee sd~~rd Kss ~ " GsA.
Ceared-Baris kvHnt. Hewitt. Ca~dSass B~lt;s Houev
we'll Trieste and Lcglcrn; brig Haxbinger Hoyt Span
Cain. FRiyer; s simiyer. Cain. NYorki 4 Cssteii,
Saw do Geo Edward. May Hoboken; Charter Oak X lilo
Boston; steamer Kenncbeo. Seymour, NYerk.
MiscolIanc0ss.
SInr MARION (of Gsrdiner). Pletner which had been
ashore on Egg Island Reef was got Of With the
discharge, and be hove out
BARK SAxorY, from Boston, II sow OF stAamer MARI
FingsAnd ut the timc Of her explosons up
Rev Orleans had three of her hrouds carried awsy ~
fragments from tho boiler, which
msge she received.
Rank PArRIcx H7NRy-Au the cargo Of cotton of this
vessel which took fire and Nviesns
towed back the city was found To
be damaged and was sold previous 9th inst By order
porS wardens.
HRIe PALMETTO lot Baltiuore), Bakcr hence far San
Jusa returned to tho city this rnng having when Oh
the oapcs OF Delaware sprung aeak.
NwAPoLIrAN BRIG 9uGLIELMo RourH At Boston from
Palermo, had weather. stove buwarks &c Feb =
and the 9Th w.thia II miles Of Boston Light when
she again was blown OF.
ScHR GALorA, Norton, from Phisdelpha for FRiyer Ia
ashore in creek between Coasters Aarbor Island and tho
North part Of Newport.
ScxR MCDOWELL, from BaHmors for Eastport shipped
her beam ends stove buwsrks boat cahoose and house.
She put into Gloucester 9Th inst.
ScRR CROCK Err. from Norfolk before reported hslov
Taunton, partly full Of water, will DO soon On
Monday all the corn that could DO got out discharged
and tho balance 800 busheI sold for $685. Abt
1000 bushels had been delivered good order and between
1900 and 200 bushels had been sold IA lots to 80 cents
per bushel.
scHR AnEorA. at Providence from Charleston. ON 25th
u in lat IS o. Ion II &c. in SW blow. carried away main
BOOM =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-12

Died,
March 10 EvELsvA, daughter Of Robert and Eliza Cur
tis, aged year and months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral the 18th inst. at o'clock p NJ
without further notice from % Whiteha Bridge
street
Wednesday morning 10th inst MARY, aged years and
months, youngest child of George II. and Mary s.
Swords.
March at the residence Of his soninlaw in this city
Rev GEoRcE DAsHELL formerly Rector Of st. Peters
Church, Baltimore, in the 84th year Of his ago
On Wednesday, March 10, Of effusion Of the lungs
JAMES MILLER HorrSRE, son of Henry and Sarah uoH-
mire. aged 10 years month and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from his fathers residence, 100 Reade street.
On Thursday March IL. CHARLES STEPHEN, of Ben
jamin and Catherine l. Roman, aged year months
and Is days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, Sunday, March Ia, at O'Clock
from No Avenue C.
On Thursday morning, March H. JOHN Rich, in the
18th year OF his age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral tomorrow morning. at 10 o'clock from
the residence Of his mother. "a vandam street
In Jersey City Of bronchitis, OLIVER GREGORY HEAvEY
a native of the city of Dublin.
His funeral will take place from his late residence 81
West Montgomery street. Jersey City, opposite Temper
ance Hall this afternoon. at O'Clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-12

Cleared.
ship Adolphne (Brem), Hohurst Kott"rd..' >
Ship Gov Morton uev), Burgess. San Francisco Everett
Msllssss Alien
Bark Elliott, Ls%ond Nsuyss, " Eiyeli 8 Co.
Rat k ksdsea
PARK Tsss Brsshs Bqs,on Hs5cksnSash y.naa%me
Brig Harriet; Kelly, Neuvitas, Nesmi.h & Sons.
B Essy ess:s ss.s
Brig GGS5s naan Dgnan Dm0n
i chr Emily billiard, Cook St Johns, PR, Rivera &
schr Julia Hallook AOkey, Apalachicola, W EIwen
schr Taylor, Harper, Wilmington L Mccresdy CO.
sehr Henrietta Halloek Georgetown, Post.
ss"ns A Asn %
seIr Argus BALDWIN, Phiiadelphis, j H.nd
sshr Harriet, Goldsmith. s. Johns NJ, Rooms & Din
sIsSR New T Ts s sA,sns9 New Haven
Arrived,
Steamship Roanoke Parrish Richmond and Norfolk q
hours, with mdse and passengers, 20 Deem Thornton
1an g % TO nn
turn Co. FEB "a IA. % 60 Ion 90 exchanged ssssls with
q 3
SHIP West Point (pfj Ae9. Liverpool Feb H. with mdss
and to7 passengers e Kermit INIT. Ga5sw Ia. s
and to NH % ~ ''A WIN muse
ship Columbia Charlesson5 days with cotton and
BARK HUNS tst B.is.el. BAXTER Calcutta and Sands
rem March s. lat q &c. lon 81 30 was in company with
3 & Dsass @
Bark % 4 9oa ns s h
days, passed java Head Doe Is Win teas S. 70 Rschks
Brothers Of New Haven. Feb 20 LAT 10 S. Ion CO. spoke
Bs5h p Baths aas p with
& ii in lat and Of YS1, Nj sss 70 and n
land: Jan "a, Z coz 5 sn spoke ship Element iSe
Bark solomon Piper tcf searspor, Curtis cardenas
Bark Carolina Sherwood, Charleston days with cotton
Brig Hames CRAWFORD Porto csbeo. Feb 49, with oOsce
&C. to master March lat 70 30 N lon 70 80 passed the
Bs si cousins with
and molasses, to master
sugar to Grinneli, Minturn & Co.
Brig Restaurair (Dsn Johnson Ponce Pr 10 days. with
Brig Henry Leeds (of Portland Creech Mobile IS days.
with cotton to Perkins Delano March on Hatteras,
Brig Clinton Walker Charleston days. with cotton and
rice to Sturges Chairman Co.
coSs &C. sgsap Aes ss seyno Seville 70 days with
sehr Tufts tof Boston,, Binney jacksonville, days.
Fri asSsr, OF proyid.ncs, cq.s, Wilmington NC,
sS md RIA i S g \ ISst!..ds Co., ,., ' ~
sehr Mary jane, ionsstrsei, virginia, days.
GER Lucy Rollins Rssn s1s New nassn ad.y
sssr p w1sT P %, Boston ton days
ssshr John Tuns Crane. Camden. days
sehr A Ahinr nm Nm AZ s. Ge,Tge days
One ship and two harks, unknown.
Sailed,
ships John Stuart Porrs Liverpool Liverpool Gardi-
Wind at sunrise, NE meridian. Sc; sunset, do.
packet ship Liverpool for Liverpool has anchored at
the sWSpit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-12
Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrved-shps Corsair. Copapo, and Monterey New Or
leans; barks Lucinda Maria, and Hebron, Mobile.
Cleared-Shp Thomas Wales, SFrsncisco; bark Dwight
Baltimore hrgs Oak Gibraltar Boomer 81 Marks China
Philadelphia schr Champion, Jacmel.
CHARLEsror, Maroh9
hrrivcd.Bart Savannah Boston, schrs Marion, NYork
Genesee, Philadepha.
In the ohngBfg Poster from Providence RI nth chips
Catharine, from NYorki Neal Parkhilll from Liverpool
Cieared-Brg Moses, NYork.
Saled-Brig Zoora Northern port schr Helene, Work
10th, brig Naiad Baltimore
The steamship southerner for NYork, did not sail the
10th, in consequence Of a stih NE blow. .
Holmes HoLE, Marcu 10.
hrriyed-Bark Oak SFrancisco Oct IA.
NORFOLK March 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-12
Domestic Markets,

PHILADELPHIA, March Ia r. N
broker has been appointed hero to act in connection
with New Yorker, behalf of tho Messrs Rohschnd
lie commenced operations to-day. after the close Of tn
second board by purchasing largely Of Pennsylvania SIS
the amount of the latter purchased by him $51
Money matters look settled and easy and tend to favor
borrowers Business in dry goods along Market street is
quite active for the Western trade and wharves
literally crowded in loading and discharging vessels For
European account tho transactions in -four corn, and
naval stores have been very active and at improved
rnf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-12
Herald Marine Correspondence.

%
sailed 10 MSchrs Thos Hx. Hail. Boston; Mary Lang
2on simonton, do Energy Marchant do; II Ilerrick,
Dexter Portlsnd David BabsOn Babson Rockport; Rich
mono Shsw Sae9 Romeo, Palmer. Boston, H. brig vr
Eye.Br schr IN hvapt railway repairing only vessel
$500. !. PauhpFLpTIA, March it-4 M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-12
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

kINo's COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr.-Beforc Judge Morse
March ll.-Action for Damsges.-Lohrop w Chaplin
against the Long Island Railroad Compaay-hc nature
Of this stated in yesterdays HsRALD The Judge
IN Charging the jury said that the question to be decided
was, whether the defendants neglected to give timely
warning to enable the complainant avoid the proba-
bty OF accident the approach OF the locomotive aud
remarked that. on the hand companies as well as
individuals should be held to such degree of
responsibility that they should not wanony destroy the
lives or mtate the limbs Of Others while the other
hand men who seek damages for injuries sustained,
should not recover if it shown that the accident was
Drought about IN consequence OF their recklessness
The jury were to decide from the evidence whether
precautions had been used by the employees of
the railroad company to avoid the probability Of the ac-
cident, and if they must find for the defndants if
the contrary for this plaintiff The jury after absence
OF about two hours returned into court unable agree
upon verdict and discharged 1t is understood
that seveu for conviction. aud five for acouitta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-12
Tclcgraphio Reports.

New ORLEANS, March o. 1852
The sales of amounted to 10000 bushels at SIC
54c Bacon owing to largo receipts has declined sc
for sides and nc a7Hc for shoulders. Lard. In bills
Arm at $40 whiskey-Sales 900 bbls at 17c all 10
Lard oil, Sc, Tobacco 80. SIC.
New ORLEANS, March 10. 1852.
Cotton sales to-day 10 900 bales at another Nc
decline strict mddlng being quoted at 7%c The Prices
Current makes the increase Of receipts all the SOUTH
ern ports over the period last year249 900 bales
Rice is sctive-3O0 terces sold at $40 Flour has de-
clined to 50 81 10 for Ohio Rio coffee is ut q exc
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 10. 1852
Cotton is active at full prices Middling we quote at
7Ac,
CINCINNATI, March 10, 1852
Keg lard has advanced with large sales at Flour is
at So Is. Glover seed Is dull ut SIS rs
CHARLESTON, March Q. 1852.
Cotton-Sales to-day Of 500 bales, ut 6x $40 The
market Is depressed and prices rather in favor buyers
OHARLEsToy, March TO- 1859.
Cotton-saics to-day, reach 765 bales at 6o s,<c
- bales realized 8hc., and bales 60 Tho lower quail
ties depressed to the extent Of oneeghh cent while
the finer grades are firm and unchanged.
CHARLIsToN March IL, 1859.
The salcs of cotton to-day 800 bales the weekly
transactions sum up S700 bales; the market closed at
slight decline the common qualities, while higher
grades command full prices. Good middng to middliag
fair is quoted at 75s SIC The weeks receipts have
been 20 6 bales and the stock hand exclusive Of that
on shipboard. amounts to az, 4S8 bales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-12

EMIGRATION FOR LIBERrA.-The American Colo
niEaon Society will send out on the LIST Of MAY lnext
ship from Baltimore Norfolk with emigrans to Liberia
Quito number are making arrangement TO 20 In her