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HOLB ROOK AWO A. C. BULLITT. officb 7U cmr itriit. TERMS OF THE KCATI7HK.

teat lie Qua reerrd fcrtwatr moath lor Sit tuirnwly aeerterty At the Mm rate. All ukcripUoA ia utiki Siagta eoeie (MU. A rrartMrnaalA, ao axeeediaf twelve Cum, iwartad for 91 the Sort, aad to cent fbr every ubNqmt iaaertion. Tito of irealer knurta: charred la proportioa. AVrlomeuta, aot epecined to time, will ba eubluhad oa oath, aad charged areordiaglyi Bat ao adrertuamant or aaarnptioa will ba atopped, anul all arraarafoa ara paid, aa- Um at the optioa of the proprietor.

A liaHjMiinataaablwhaaatiaUTTala.Tlai ajootbiy, ara charged 91 perequar (bravery ioaartaoa. A Ueeral dieeont wiO be aud to thorn who advertise by tha Xunap aad Oblteery aotioee ara cbvp 91 par aquare. SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2T. Boabo Of -Hbalth, Sept. 2S, 1846.

At regular meeting of the board, held this day at 12 o'clock, tan or twelve case of yellow fever were reponeo Dy members preterit. The fever ao far aa observed by tbem. beino- confined to atMr. wh recently arrived ia the city in very destitute mi ikct The boards under existing circumstances, ee no aiann, since their Inst meeting. TbeyareBnanimousln the opinion that the fever it at wis iime epidemic.

W. STONE, Chairman A. Hutu, Secreury. New Mail Arrangement The Post master rivea notice that from and after the 1st of October, the mail via Mobile wiU close at the Post Office at 12 o'clock. M.

After that date a bag for the waj-niail will be kept open at me Merchants' Exchange until 2, P. M. ET The mails were entirely through yes terday from every point. We note the occur rence as a remarkable one. It is deserving the most serious consideration of the Postmaster ueneral mat the arrival of a mail, in due season and entire, at so important a point as New Or leans ia lelt by our citizens to be a notable occurrence, and a subject for congratulation.

The Case or O'Blekis. Thejuryin this case full report of which we published yesterdaywere discharged by'Judge Farrar on Friday morning, being unable to agree upon a erdict. Various rumors reached the city as to the manner in which the jury were divided, but as the (act cannot well, and indeed, ought not, to come beyond the jury 'box, we omit giving anyof them. This is the second failure to obtain a verdict in this case. From IIavajia.

We learn by private letters that the Spanish brig Einprendedor arrived at Mobile from Havana on Friday, with two days' later advices. No news is given. The brig Hayne arrived fom this port on the 18th. No change in the markets. The Cottow Crop N.

O. Price Current givea the statement of the cotton crop oj the United States, as made up by the New York Shipping and Commercial List," by which the total amount is put down at 2,100,537 bales, or 293,966 bales less than the year previous. This, however, says the Price Current, includes 27,008 bales, stated to be exports from and stock on hand in Texas, (from what source these items are derived is not explained,) and these figures being dded, the deficiency, as compared 'with last year when Texas cotton waa excluded is 320,974 bales. But even this, continues the Price Current, does not give the true comparison, for the reason that since Texas cotton has ceased to be entered at the Custom House as a foreign commodity, we have no means of distinguishing that portion received via Red River from the product of Louisiana. Last year, when our total receipts were 954,285 bales, this item was 15,119 bales; and if we suppose an equal quantity to hive been received this season, when the total receipts have been 1,041,393 bales, the actual deficiency would be 336,093 bales.

Upon this basis the crop of the United Slates, as heretofore computed, would be 2,058,410 bales for 1845-6, bales for 1844-5. CP We have a letter from Sumterville, Alan of the 16th which says that there will not be more than one-third of a crop of cotton in that section of country, owing to the destruction by the The corn crop is very extensive. fey Rice of the new crop has begun to come at ootn Charleston and Savannah. Library or Choice Reading." We have received from Messrs. Wiley Putnam.

through Mr. J. B. Steel, four numbers of their a Liorary," containing Italy, Spain and Por tugal. with an Excursion in Alrnlmm Ra.

talha," by Wm.Beckford. author of" Vathek-" and Hochelsra or Enzland in the New World," edited by Warburton, the author of it .1 AT a. vine crescent and the Cross." We have seen namerous extracts from the latter work. Music Mr. W.

H.Peters has just pub lished "fcllen Day," a song arranged for the piano to the popular air of Lucy Neat. Mr. Peters proposes to redeem all the popular Ethiopian airs by adapting to them new word, dee. For sale at Mayo', Camp street, and Hurst's, St. Charles street.

Election. Aauie The Portland Advertiser of Thursday, the 17th inst, eives returns from about 230 towns, in which it appears the vote Tor uovernor stands as follows, viz Branson, Dana, all others 7115 giving a majority against Dana of 5972. About 150 towns and plantations to bo heard from. Two democratic members of Congress have been elected in the 1st and 7th Districts, and one whig in the 3d. In the remaining districts as we stated yesterday, there has been no choice.

It is impossible yet to tell the political complexion of thelgislature chosen. fcj" The ship Alkmaar, Capt. 8bute, from Boston for this port, put into Charleston on tl 20th, in distress, having experienced the violent gale of the 13th. ty Robert Owen arrived in New York from London on the 17th inst. L'8uUin mentioned as Urge mail fifty-Ev.

the passengers were the Ilon.P i f. South Edmund 1 aj the enterprisinf and skilful builder, of els', has now under way, at his yard in Pitta burg, two fine specimens. One of these, the Allegheny, it nearly completed. She ia des- tined for the naval service, is on Hunter'a nl.n will carry about 150 is to be with an armament of four pivot guns. The other, to be named Robert J.

Walker, after the Secretary of the Treasury, is intended for the rsvenuo service. She said' to be a beautiful model. A new iron" steamer, intended for a revenue cutter, and named after the President, is in pro-' grass of construction at Richmond. ft C7 George Latinier has been appointed iy the President of the United States to be Consul for the port of St. Johns, in the Island of Ptfrto T.ico, in the place of II.

Hubbard, deceased. Sakta Anna, We copy an article under this head from the Union of the 18th inst. If the reader expects to learn from it what share our Government had in Santa Anna's admission to the port of Vera Cruz, he will be disap-pointed. The Union plainly baulks the question, and we are half inclined to believe that the editor did not know by what authority the commander of the St. Mary's suffered the Arab to pass.

The concluding portion of the Union'a article, however, indicatea to our mind that the Administration has been disappointed in Santa Anna. The artioU in th highly characteristic, and suggests a variety of uui wur columns are too well occu piea to-day to think of making comments ujiuu it We do not undertake to sav what facilities. irany, were granted to Santa Anna by our squadron off Vera Cruz. But we hazard little in asserting that the two versions which are now in the nPWannnora IM IVIthAllI fnnnrlotinn The Norfolk Herald says that it has seen a IttttAV fVsim 1 fl vFin mo Buunuron on era truz, which eta. as a.

1. I I I 1 oicB mat iuo cDgiiBo steamer wmcn iook uen. Santa Anna V- boat from the St. Mary's, but the general showed iii, 1 1 i a prnDBpui (1, rfcu wlc President of the United Slates, and was allowed to land." We hazard nothing in Btating iiiui no uuen passport was eignea vy ine resident of the United States. The Baltimore Clipper of this morning has nu arucic on oanta Anna pass ana reiers .1 rr rrai- iu auuiucr Biaiciucui iu (in; new iuik jcid graph, that when the Arab, which carried Santa Anna to Vera Cruz, was boarded by the oincer oi tne at.

juary a pass was prouueeu from the American Secretary of Stale." We have as little doubt that there is a like mistake in this statement. We do not hesitate to add that peace is desirable to both countries; and that our Administration has sufficiently manifested its disposition to promote it; but this, too, we run no risk in saying, that we can scarcely, according to the wisest policy midst such war, agree to any armistice and suspend our arms, until a treaty has been made and rati(ifil. Vai nn nateanv answer hv tlin Pninmnp tlw. In. dressed to the Mexican nuMinaa delivered at vera Cruz under a flag of truce on the 2(th lilt and mnat nrnhul.lv t.i.

or satisfactory reply to it, by the Potomac, if zincs iikh nri ivrii hi rpnunn if 1 1 uui wo will KU one step further, and say that if Santa Auna linnprfltMnrla tli0 trua i iuiciuu oi uis own country, he will accent tht nli no effort to negotiate a prompt and permanent ocace with thn ITnitcrl Si.o.A. i i uiam, ltci mm aeuiioe the nrODOKltlOII. inrl hnnrill I.I rli mm uiun IU1IUWIIIE Wow, ol which he has now no ailemiat ception. We shall be satisfied then, more than ever, that we must put forth all the vigor of our nation and at ouce, in order that we may sooner lerminate the war itself and conquer peace. The Prisoners of the Truxton The IV.

V. Courier and Enquirer has been allowed to copy me loiiowing letter, relating to the mode in hicU the otliccrs of the Truxton are enter tained by the Mexicans U. S. Schoomr Flirt, Off Vera A nmit o-. iui: I Dear Sir Having the honor of being a friend of your son'B, I take the lilerty of addressing VOU.

to alleviate tha family on the receipt of the loss of his vessel, and the capture of her officers and crew by the eiiemv. With the ezeentinn nf I loin. II 1 w. uivuim and Berryman. I he former gentleman informs me that your son was quite well when he left the vessel, and speaks in the highest terma nf va iiKJ VUUUUtil fJIJ the emergency.

I would also state that the officers are enjoy-in? all the honors nf war anI the Lieutenant Governor of Tuspan a person very Kinaiy aisposed towards them and that the nrovincA itnelf had ituol.mj r. ii iuj I'Traur. ah the Mexican Government are in our debt a number ot prisoners, your son's detention must be a short oner Sincerely hoping that your son will shortly be restored to you, I remain your obd't serv't, U. S. IN.

To Col. Bankhead, 17. 8. A. VST We copy the following paraeranh from U.

S. Gazette. The last statement was made to us three or four months aeo bv an offi cer of the Gulf squadron We believe that the Gnvprnnunt entirely satisfied, with the action of Com. Con ner, a oat onicer iook command or the squadron some time since, and about the time that Mr. Slidell was in Mexirn.

tht irm tk. IBB WB tUC Commodore's service expired but as Mr. Slidell was not received, amr anairs between this country and Mexico looked rather sonllv Com. Conner did not ask to be relieved, and it was a point oi etiquette with the department not to withdraw him from a position which he occupied during the change of circumstances. LievL Hunier-Tht Union copies an article in which the gallant conduct of Lieut Bushrod W.

Hunter, of the Truxton, is duly extolled, aud then adds The above paragraph eives us a Kpnannai.u opportunity of doing more justice to Lieut. Hunter, by supplying an omissiou which was made in our former article upon the subject. His capture of the second Mexican vessel was not stated in one of the iiumi details. It appears bv his official lmor the vessel captured by Lieut. Hunter on the l'Jtn waa iIiKmvpl liv L.r 1 uaJ oeiore, when Bhe appeared to be in pursuit of him, and he has the.

merit therefore of having captured what he had every reason to believe was pursuing vessel. telegraph refused to perform its work between Philadelphia an.l VHtWIIIUIV when the' foreign news was renilv ho -tD. spatched. The impression is that speculators in Baltimore heard of the advn -iuvu IM U1CQU ituffs in Liverpool at a eood hour in tl. aaw AA.IVf aj and Uiat in obedience to their I'vuuhdiuiio the telegraph was dumb till the business of the day was over.

Shimtreck. We learn frnm the, mi vsuai iceiuu Courier that the Spanish bark Jacoba, Capt. Zuazo. from Havana, with a ''Jll UI boxes of supar and anndrioa Cnr r. vuwm uua a market, in attempting to cross the bar of rtUaalnelnn An 1ia OftU A steamer Wm.

Seabrook, Capt. Lyon, parted the hiweers. went ashore on the. Smith pDu. wwa AIVHRCI and bilged vessel and cargo a total loss.

Some small portions of the materials were saved by the Bteamer Ettiwan. The Jacoba a anilaattAVtriiB t)n aan sTl 1 a wao cuueoTunug gci iuiu vuurieHioD, Having siiatninnsl a Iipavv an a nf tvanl uH o.l v. vtiuu VIA IUO UILI, III lat. 37 30', Ion 67, in which she was dis-masted, caused to leak, and was otherwise in jured. Railroad AccidenlsA train of cars which left Philadelphia on the 17th inst.

for Baltimore rah over a couple of cows, broke the engine and tender to pieces, severely injured the engineer of the road, and slightly injured one passenrer. The 8ame day a train on the New York and Erie Railroad encountered a horse and wagon on their track, there being two men and a boy ia the wagon. One of the men was instantly killed and the other desperately wounded. The ooy escaped. Ids?" Jamea Sworda.

V.an.. tl. i.nL nu. J' Sword8 of New York, eighty-second year of his age, nniversally respected. Surgeons of less than twelv lieuteuanu.

weive years, with Passed assiaiant tcnanu. 6 next atter lieu- Assistant surgeons, not passed, next after Commanding and executive officers, of what ever grade, when on duty, will take precedence of all medical officers. This order confers no authority to ixercise military command, and no additional right to quarters. Giorgk Bancroft. tiavy Department, Avgvst 31, 1846, ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA FIFTIES! DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Camhria. Pant. Vtijllrma. ar rived at Boston early on the morning of the n.i r- Aotn, irom Liverpool, bringing advices to tne 4th inst. By the annexed advices, which were received in New York by telegraph, it will be seen that wheat and flour maintain their ad vance; that Indian corn has expenencea a fnrther advance; and that cotton, in which the transactions which were large and animated, has advanced on all qualities a full eighth of a penny.

We copy the telegraphic despatcn.es of the N. Y. Tribune and Baltimore American r. 1 lOO ItVf 1 ne uamona Dnngs loo passeoEera iui iu Boston among whom are Hon. Washington Irving, our late Minister to Spain, and D.

May-nard, bearer of despatches, Rev. E. Kirk, Rev. Dr. Dewitt, and the celebrated Cruik- nknnlta tVtaa Anrinattiriat Diiau n.O) t.tio vuiivuiiiiiou 114 Akaanna Ak WA naan AA tlla Is wIiak a UQ gjaiU Uiups nave awou gnuioivu au vrtA iuq British islands, and the general impression ia tutu wm irw nu average jio.u uauj me 8ame roiaiuco, wwiug uwcaoc are ever where a failure.

I'ria natufl frVsilV. A mOritB Annnil VtrtiMM tUia Ait American Government had made overtures of pCUUO IU IUO UEruuin. wi mvAKU, taUBCQ great change in the aspect of Mexican affairs, and proaucea quiic a revolution in tne market value of that stock. Parliament had been nrorotniPil fn lu OP.U ultimo. Her R.

Hf. Bliin nf tha A i J- i i TU naa arrived England with $6,000,000 in specie, collected on the west coast of Mexico, and in Peru and Chili. SPai.n is 10 marry her cousin the Duke da Cadi. elHoar m-i. Dnke de Montpier.

"wn A treaty of commerce has been published between Denmark and At the Cape of Good Hope, on the 18th of 111 1 t.n Ihiiimnn 1 1- LTT 1 around Fort Peddie, were dispersed by artillery and rockets, leaving a large number dead. The firing having frightened tho cattle which were gathered beneath the walls for protection, they auu niur or nve inousand were captured by the Caffres. On the 18th of June a thousand Coffres were surprised between two parties of the British. 1 hey defended themselves gallantly, but several hundred of theui were galloped over and cut down in retreat. France.

The Chamber of Deputies opened on the 17th, witli- the usual speech from the in i nvwiwi ujr uiu Bieumer oi 19th August. The proceedings of the Chambers have tiinre heen i-nntinnrl ia ilm v. iuuiiiiiiuiuii 111 the election of each Deputy. Vhen this is completed they will return an answer to the Kinp' nwr'll. In wliifti tha Piuini h.v.

1 1 sent up their reply. CfinsrVHtivft nrpaiilcnita on.l of the French Chambers hav been elected by uiujui llico. Jnaenli Hpnrv uihn firo.l i nnViV inc iiiuj uu I lie JSth July, has been tried by the Peers, found auu wan couueiuiieu to work in the cal- i cuienaineu mat me follow is insane. His MSS. letter nni va.Utll.

Drove It. lliirinir tha trial lid iajiicoocu a wisu to be condemned to death, but a new State policy towards these regicides has presented the realization nf thia .1 4 hero worship." Considerable discussion has taken place in the French innrnala rolatlva i tions in the American tariff. The Cotuttittitinnel thintra mc taiiu Bull lOO high, and enforces on the American Government the necessity of establishing docks and entrepot. Ireland. Hostility continues among the noil neoDle tnwnnU Initi awBU, au( UlcaBl(lg lutelligence is gradually removing the prejudice.

Tumina in onnn aotA 1 -II i a a oiaic, auu will comnensate for th Inaa tha i escnient. Australia. At last advices from Van Die- mpn'a I. an1 Ut lnl.nv:n 1 uuiiuk cianKn experienced considerable distress, and the evils ot the pro- hatinn ivetpm inpra.omirU i itiauiicr LCU. Moiiey Market.

The Bank of England has Inw-red ita rate of interest to 3 per and the effrci hat been nuble in miproring the price ot public fund. intended to obviate all evil consequences of the failure of the potato crop. In thus acung, the directors have incurred some censure, counterbalanced by a more general meed of praise. The share market has an upwara tendency. ri.

uKai -ana September 3d, the demand for cotton since the 28th has been verv antmatjMt ulna lorir. 'Jfijn "d'snce in price since Fridav tall Irt.nn all nnaliiiM Dun.umujn inu pinnrt.r. accordingly. Accounu brouRbt by the Hibrrnia antn th Mminff m. h.in.

wan 1 about tbe present altered state of affairs. The market to-day has been extremely firm. Sales are estimated at 8000 bales American at 4d.251d The e. uaies. On mmplnlil.

firm in l.tm.nAk -i- uu cni out ior a dozen cargoes of Indian corn. biTiirum. the last report of this market tnde- had an animated appearance and prices have advanced considerably. On tbe 21st ult wheat was in fair demand at an advance of 2 3d ner husbel of 70 lhs. At tbe opening of business some Urge parcels of Western canal flour changed hands at 27s.

9d. per bbl. Indian corn was held at 27S30. oer 480 pounds. un tueasui ult the improved state of the weather had a depressing effect on trade.

The sale of wheat wu Minfitvil In r.i.il those of thai dav rSilrtT JZIS. advance of 2s. per quarter, but barrel dour did not uiamiain uie mcreaaea pnees or 21st and 8th. The limited business transacted was at reduced rates. At the market on the 23th, tbe tone of trade was much warmer, and a moderate business was transacted 111 Wheat.

Without Hu in nrioa A i wi pec uusiness was done in Indian corn, and au advance of 10 ner ousrtpr as obtained. Steady sale for barrel flour and the dine submitted to yesterday was fully recovered. On tllf Ikt inst. 1 t.orj. mrmm li.

.1 i i.i, uciiiinu iot wneat. and former prices were paid, floor was in active de. mand at an advance of 6d. per barrel on the rates of last week. Good Western canal commanded 26s 6d.

28s. per barrel. The demand for Indian corn behir good, prices were 2. higher per 480 pounds. 6 TD? The London wheat market has been rather fluctuating since the last report.

IViccadurinE Hie week ending August 24th advanced 4s. per auar aud at market a farther rue took place, but con nuence of the high pretensions of sellers, the transact uon of extensive business was retarded. FoREicit. Free wheat had rather restricted tale hut pncescontinued to advance, as did flowMch' was in good demand.particularly fresh brands. Aratr.

ican in good, sweet state, the price paid being about 2Cs. per barrel, duty paid. Tbe Veaiber 'bavtar changed for the better, permitting agricultuxUu hY. been influenced thereby, and purchasers have manifestwl a reluctance to continue operations at the eimanced Business was dull at Marklane on tbe 28th alt. but as holders seemed disiuclined to realize, previous prices were pretty well sustained On tbe Slit ult! wheat declined 2s.

per quarter below rates current on that day se-night. Little business was transacted hi wheat in bond, although inquiry therefor, and tbe market was languid-previous prices were maintained! The following is copied from the N. Y. Journal of Commerce postscript Extracts front Utters by Ttlegreph. 97? JWi American 7weel flour at 27s.

6d.i8s. Indian corn at S8s. for white, 37.. for yellow the former at an advance of Is. per barrel Uie latter at 3s.

per quarter. The weamer goodTcVott noTilfcr1Sred 8nd fair "Tera PotamTt A Mr. Arthur Lunt, of Richmond. Va met with a severe accident in Baltimore on the the 17th inst at the Exchange Hotel. The gentleman, it appears, is addicted to walking in his sleep, and some time during the nieht in question left his chamber, which was one of those in the corridor surrounding the rotunda of the Exchange, and after wandering about, it is supposed, mistook the broad ledge which runs across the corridor for his bed, and in attempting to get into it pitched over, falling a distance of full thirty feet on tbe pavement below.

He fell on his left side, bruising and cutting his head, breaking his left arm in two places, fractured three or four of his ribs, and breaking one of his legs. Isaac Davis, of Worcester, and George Wood, of Lynn, have been selected as the democratic candidates for Governor and Lieut. Governor of Massachusetts. CP" Charles M. a watchmaker of Baltimore, was robbed on the 16th by Richard Chesterfield, of forty watches, a chronometer, of the value of eight or nine hundred dollars.

Tbe thief is still at large. The officers of the Dutch men of war lying at New York, escorted by a special com- uiuice oi, tne common (Jouncil and several invited guests, including army and navy officera, paid a visit on the" 17th inst. to the various public institutions on the island, with which they expressed themselves exceedingly pleased. The day was closed by dinner, got for the occasion, which went off in a pleasing Niblo's Bursed Down. The.

maiyester- day brought us the intelligence of the total destruction of Niblo's theatre and gardens, by firej on tbe morning ofFridaythe 18th "The report in the Gazette and Times says the' fire was discovered at a few minutes after half-past 3 o'clock, but the alarm did not become general until 4. The flames first appeared bursting from the roof of the theatre, the whole inside of which was probably then on fire. The fire having made such headway, spread with uncontrolled rapidity, and soon the two united dwelling bouses adjoining the theatre and the garden saloon were in flames, which in a short time Bpread to the stores between th th.atr and the Racket club house, the armory of the uy uuara and other buildings on Crosby street and the small shops upon Broadway, and before 7 o'clock everything between the rl Prince street, Broadway and Crosby streets, was consumed. The buildings on opposite side of urosoy street were very much scorched, and were frequently in great danger, but were saved by tbe fire department, which was able to do a mue else. The doors and window frames of the houses on the opposite side of Broadway were also somewhat scorched.

The dwellings belonged to the estate of the late Mr. Van Rensselaer, of Albany, of which the property was leased by Mr. Niblo, and were fully insured, as were also, in part, the theatre and saloon erected by Mr. Niblo himself. The scenery, dresses, property, belonged to the theatre, and a few of the dresses and parapher nalia of the Ravels were destroyed.

The amount of property destroyed is eeii mated at $45,000. Mr. Niblo's house and fur niture were insured to the amount of $18,000, One of the misfortunes of this fire, says the lnbune, is the depriving the American In stituteof its usual ground for the National Fair. Probably Castle Garden will be now occupied. ihe lnbune adds: In the theatre the Ravel family lost all ihei properties, dresses, music.

Ate. amounting in all to not less than 15.000 no In addition to this the Ravels are cut out nf a lat slice or a profitable season, and mav troll calculate their losses in all waya at a round sum above this say altogether $10,000 or $15,000. he Commercial thinks the loss of the Ravels in properties is exaggerated that it did nol exceed tiro hundred dollars. Depreciation of Slocks. The Philadelphia Ledger publishes the following comparative table showing the prices of stocks iu that city ten years ago and at the present time I 1 IV' 1KB.

Lehigh Navigation shares 74 Ho. do. loans .100 itk 18 48j 29J 74 "'I7 851 121 50 41 IM) 43 23 40 50 Schuylkill Navigation shares. Ant. ao.

loanR U. S. Bank shares .1120 Schuylkill Bank Girard Bank. 59 58 GO ..510 cq Gr 55 73J 59 62 72 99 Pennsylvania Farmers' and Mechanica' Commercial Northern Liberties Western Manuf. and MechaniioV Moyamensing Union Bank, Planters' Bank, do ...100 Planters' Bank.

Grand Gulf. 98 1 Agricultural nsi Vicksburg 70 5 It is truly melancholy," remarks the Balti more American upon reading this table, "to think of the immense amount of wealth lost in the last ten years by depreciation in the value of securities such as is exhibited in the above table. amihes that a few years since were in the enjoyment of all that heart could desire, and never dreamed of a reverse, are now walk ing in. tne humblest paths of life manv of them in penury and want. The fate of such is hard indeed, and furnishes another evidence of the perishableness of riches and the uncertainty of all human calculations." t3P The Hon.

Henrv Huhharn nf M- Hampshire, has given bonds as Receiver of Public Moneys at Boston, and his commission waa sent to him on the 3d inst. Death of Leviathan Our racing friends will learn with regret of the death of the imported horse Leviathan. He died in Jul of inflam maiion of the bowels, at the ul was the property of the estate of the late James Jackson, of Florence. Ala and nv.a tK I a lurcucc, and Was the Sire of an immense number of fine performers on our turr. learn of bis death through the N.

V. Spirit of the Times. The same paper an-nounces the death of Treasurer, a Long Island horse belonging to Maj. Jones. He was a fair performer on the turf, having run a three mile heat in 5:42 on the Union Course.

Charge of Stcwdling.6ir.m Unique, of the First Municipality police, yesterday arrested John Anderson upon a warrant issued upon an affidavit made before Recorder Genois by William Kormann, charging Anderson with obtaining from complainant the sum of 27 iiO early in May last, by means of false pretences, ana aiterwarus reiusing to pay the money. Anderson gave bail for his appearauco to undergo an examination before Recorder Genois on Monday. BF We transfer with pleasure the following article from the N.Y. Gazette and Times, warml adopting the suggestion with which it concludes The Studio of Powers, Vie American find in tbe Argus an account of a recent visit to the studio of Powers at Florence, in which some of the works of the great bcuId-tor are spoken of in terms of the highest eulogy. The Eve is pronounced to be the embodiment of matured loveliness.

It was the artist's intention to represent her as such a perfect woman the maturity of her graces. The figure rests Rllffhtlv unnn nn. l. iT "icnus tne apple in 10 iiiu uuua, unveiling her charms with be- niiuuiiiH unconsciousness. Unstudied a vi.utuVJItU CIA peritenon 01 snape and just anatomy, dwells in every line and Swells in every curve.

She is unspeakably beautiful the beauty or a summer dream but passionately feminine a gem for gods. The Eve and the Greek tslave, which made such a sensation in London last summer, came out of the same block of maroi tho arm of Eve over the shoulder of the Slave. Imagine these beautiful creatures Iving side by Bide in the cold marble! and thus they slept from the creation till waked by the wand of genias. The Fisher Boy is another exquisite piece. I re.Presenu a of about holding a shell to his ear and listening there to the mimic ronr of the waves.

The head inclines slightly, and a smile on the" face expresses the delight with 1 which he listens to the faint sounds of the A Det by his side indicates bis employment. The utter unconsciousness of attitude the exquisite symmetry of shape the bloom PJ which seems to haunt the lifeless mar. we the fine adaptation of action to the idea, evidence of true taste, stamp this piece as one or a high order of merit. Proserpine, a female bust, peeping from a mi of Power. though not altogether idle for his own countrymen iL- A a employed for the jStSSi whom, an.

Englishman, purchaifd's oek Slave for six hundred pounds, and has sincere-fused fifteen hundred pounds for his purchase. The correspondent of the Argus urges the employment of Powers in some way that shall associate his name with hia country, tod suggests a great equestrian statue of Gen. Jackson and we agree with the writer, that a genius bo eminent which should be the pride of all Americans should not be allowed to struggle on, not perhaps against poverty, but for that moderate affluence, those means without which his rich genius is ts useless as tbe hidden ore. TBE ASOSL'S bamuki. Lov.a.

Tbara ia a Garmaa sapcretitioo, Uiat hea a saadaa sdaaca tAkaa pUca ia coaipaoy, ait aal at that monaat nakaa a rfcrcnit aroaod lb am, and Ua Snt panes that kraaka taa ailaaca ia aappoaW to bir ha uwM by ttia wiaj of tha araph. Far tha pnrpoaa of poatry, I ttoaght two paraaaa pralarabla to naay. ia UlurtnOinA; this vary baaatiTal superstition. When by the evening's quiet light There sit two silent lovers, Tbey say, while in such tranquil plight, An angel round them hovers And further still old legends tell 'The first who breaks the silent spell, To say a soft and pleasing thing, Hath felt the passing angel's wing. Thus, a musing minstrel stray'd By the summer ocean, Gazing on a lovely maid, With a bard'a devotion Yet hia love be never spoke.

Till now the silent spell he broke, Tbe hidden fire to flame did spring, Fann'd by the passing angel'a wing! I have loved thee well and long, With love of heaven's own making! This is not a poet's song, But a true heart's speaking I will love thee, still untired! He felt be spoke as one insnired The words did from Truth'i fountain spring, a uwaaenea uy tne angers wing: Silence o'er the maiden fell. Her beauty lovelier making: And by her blush, be knew full well The dawn of love was breaking. It came like sunshine o'er his heart! He felt that they should never part. He spoke and oh! the lovely thing Had felt tbe passing angel's wing. Col.

Winchester, of Boston, has post poned the intended trip of his yacht, the Nor thern Light, to New York, until the first week in October, when the Light will accompany the Coquette and the Maria, in their trial from the Hook. CP" III the defence of Spencer a very strong case lor the prisoners insanity is made out by 1 i ne nuence. otatoen.Thtn was a sudden advance of thirty-seveu cents a bushel on the 17th inst. in tbe New York vegetable markets, viz: from fifty cents to eighty-seven and a half cents bv retail. The dealers said the crop around Al bany, whence largo supplies are obtained, was lound to be destroyed by the rot.

V. District Court. Before Judge aicaieu. bis court was occupied, on Thurs day and Friday, in the investigation of the cir cumstances relative to the seizure of the Ham burg brig Naiad by Capt. Ingraham, of the U.

S. brig Somers, on her attempting to run tlie blockade at Vera Cruz, which vessel was brought to this port on tho 17th inst- in charre of Lieut. Berryman. late of the U. 8.

briir of war 1 ruxton. As the evidence is exceedingly voluminous, and would require more space than wo could spare to give even an outline of it, we shall wait for the decision or the court, which will be rendered in a few days. The particulars of the vessel's seizure we have al ready laid before our readers. Committed for Trial. Henry Sebastian.

alias John Werter. waa hmufrhr txfnr Re corder Baldwin vesterdav morning. ehttnA o. O- with stealing six doubloons and a gold watch from two gentlemen who had been travelling companions of his, for a few days previous, from Havana to this city. The accused pleaded guilty without any hesitation, and the case was accordingly sent before the First District Court.

Discharged. D. Mahony, charged with stealing $27 50 from Mrs. Catharine Ford, of I'New Levee street, on the night of the 24th iust- was yesterday discharged by Recorder Baldwin, there being no proof whatever to show that he committed the offence. Death front Intemperance.

The coroner held an inquest yesterday, at the First Municipality police office, on the body of a white man, about forty-five or fifty years of age, who was taken there late on Friday night, having been found lying drunk in tbe street by one of tlie officers. The jury returned a verdict that deceased came to his death from tho effects of intemperance. lie was dressed in a check cotton shirt, coarse pantaloons, and was presumed to lie a deck hand belonging to some steamboat. ndinflaininVitola-sf gorloWrrK'inTaiiu ami all their stages. To be found only at No.

12 Mec Notice. ftR B. II. HALL, original ly of irgmia for many yean a practitioner in Louisville, where lor vr hi filll Ihe renomitile office ofReaidrat fhys cian and Surgeon ot Uie Mamie Hospital of that liy, tow offers his services to the citizens of New tr Ian and especially in Midwifery. His office and re-Iden-e it on Canal street, next door to Dr.

Hume's. is tf 1 Leeches Leechea. F1IE subscriber is receiving per daily arrivals frnm A Europe, large supplies or HUNGARIAN and rw r.uisn Lt.Lkur.9, wnicnare nowonereii at ihe ual low prices, as heretofore, at No. 187 Chart res. keel, and No.

42 Uu Charles street. 1 ug26 ly J. B. RUSCONL I Fever and Aarne Kernedy, I A WARRANTKO VUH.K lor tbe woru and mo( CX obstinate cases of Fever and Ague. This remedy oflered to tbe public with tlie assurance that it wii tftect a speedy and permanent cure of this diam-sinfr Xmplaint it has Ion? been in extensive nse In tin alty, and has met with great success In curing some ot Uie most oosunaic cases, or le ny SICKLES m28 40 Canal and 24 Magaxine streets.

CHRIST. E'S AUCTION SALE MOX DAY. i Kernaodex Whiting K-U Uie tcbooocr T. K. Unnt, at half-past 4 o'clock, on the Levee, at lower Picayune Tier.

ty See advertisenieuU married la Cotiorton.oa tha Bid iaMb.r tba Re. J. C.Clark th Rav. HENRY AVERT to MU CATHARINE Mc.MIL BOWIE of that pUca. a.

At Lararatta.oa Tfuraj ejVr, ttth iat Ly th Ra. Theodora ClPp. Mr. TVCCaiJr'BlR, Jr, of that place, MisCAROLlNaVV BITESST, of tbit city. RP" bT jat racaiTad for tha JOB OFFICE of tha PICAYUNE a larga aaaortmeat of BLANK CARDS, ot va-rioaiaa and color, which araraady to ristlo ordar at bort aotica.

ag iy Th Rav. Mr. PAT vUl preach during tha aeaaoa ia Christ Cnnrua, CadaI atrcat, Saadajr Mtoraiaf at II o'clock, and at tha Miiunarr Charcb ia th Aftcraooa, at eVIock SAKDS'S SAR3APARILLA. kaow of ao torn of di-eae a lf-repuUie, a wall a difatiD( to other, 4uy cbargine core, poitole. and acabioua rompbuata, epariall arbva tbeir range ara Tuible apna tba aipoerd parta of tha parena.

Tboound bav ndarotelTa or tba aapleaaaat dTelo)imnu of a ditaaaed roudilwa of tba blood a a raaort tnSaad' Sarpaparilla: batthara ara atiU toaaad who ara disfigured by tbem, aod wboa health, temper aad splnuara Sartad by tba cirramsUBco. To rach vy, try tbw panfr-( prsparatioa, which will cpaadily affac th phywral diaeol. oration from oor coaateoaaces, aad tha by recoarUiac yoo to yoanalve aad rendering yoa atrracUT laataad of to rob the pUcidity of your miad.reisoviac the am urn both phyfijdl lad mental irriuboa Prepared and told by A. B. Jt D.

SANDS, Treggt, Torfc. Sold ahw ta New SICKLES STCO Canal rtraet aad S4 MagatiaeKraet, aad bv A OLIVER A CO, 64 Cbartre oTdtaZ Z4 ManTbaai Uirnnrhoot th United SUta. i 8,1 ko1" SoBe partkalar to aak for "Wi SarmrilU," and take ao other: 8ep Day Sckool for Boys. tST Rev. FAY win open a School for Boys on the 1st of October, and will be prepared to give his pupils Uiorongh instruction in all tbe departments of an Kaglish and Classical education.

Tebms For English and Classical studies, with Writing, Drawing and Vocal Music, per mouth. Vor Instrumental Music Rtfrr to Rev. Dr. Hawks Rev. Mr.

Ooodi ich Mr. Chas, Harrod, 86 Common street Mr. B. M. Norman, 16 Camp street.

IV" Tb is School will be in operation throughout lb year. s3S-4f Imp riant tm the Metlkml Prrealn. be sold lor 9 1 00, tbe 8 took, Instruments, books and Futures of a Medical establishment. None need apply after Tuesday neit. Apply to L.AWFOR0 JOHNSONS corner ot ri Joon Ghuumu KocK SALT la sack of SO pooads each, for family nse, for sale br (17 ANDREWS kDEWsjY, 91 Common tb Jpllljgiff) Stei bMta leaTimc Tkla Bar.

4tt 1 am Id rem.) ricMnrg MAGNOLIA, Tbomasaott; IB a. ss. Aayevgara BELLE CREOLE, Scott, lo A. M. ST.

MARY. 10 a. au MtMt CREOLE, Reynolds, 13 M. car. MONDAY.

Worsbam, Sr.au ivaU WHEEL OF FORTUNE. Sr. M. r. BELLE, WUey, 5 r.

OwvmgUm. 8ITLTAN. Hoffman. A. M.

can. Cevmftam EDNA, CarlUe, Hi a. m. cars. oST Vicksburg, Grand ulf, Rodney and Nirbx Tbe rerolar wreklv MAGNOLIA, BcZFtoZZ THIS Handay MHUTE, Agent.

41 Canal street PROTECTION HOSE fTrbTcoVpanv aT JOS.F. RU8HA. See'y. PHILADELPHIA ENGTne COMPamv ia KoVtturv mnoVn-. DAN'L SHECAN.

KVy. VOLUNTEER HOWE CualfANV No l-Ati-nd rerular monthly meeting and waJdnr on siT DAYiU-unt Bt o'clock, A. mTb Sftbe Srcretary. 26 O. wmiLLER.

EAGLE FIRE COMPANY No. 7A.led a ree lar MonUily Washing on SUNDAY, UTnt A M. Abo Monthly' MeelingoW MONDAY, 28lh insunt, at tiaH-ra 7 P. M. ,25 J- IOSC 8ec.

TVATIVK AMERICAN FIRE CorNoHsTbe inemhersof the abTecompairv will please aOrad Monthly Washing oa SUNDAY precisely, a do Hootbly Meetinr on tbe 29th irnUnt, at the usual place at ball-past 7 2 P. W. LESS LIE. tSee-r. PERSEVERANCE Fl REEOM PAN YTNoTT saoowiy Meung, oo SUN DAY, Z7ib at JO o'clock, A.

M. By order. 23 ISAAC N. MARKS, Secretarr. n.1 IKE COMPANY Mv a IV JL tbe regular Mooil.lv Meeting on MONDAY, tbe 28th Instant, at half-past 7 o'clock P.

Cl'GAR MOUL Sugar Mould lor sale by 57 a 59 Comrno. 27-t ILLS I ID W. It FREDEK1CK RPintrv in lneas andertbe firm of I iLutn, win coounae Ibe lUt. Cn Lrtnest. whoteaale and retail 1.1 elablialied iJBaiof HuT Bcldbb.

Aa. Ckmrtm Krerf.wbrre mannd at all time a general assort-oientnf goods 10 U.i-SC of ibe Utest and moat ap. proved fasbiojjt. and at tArauvest cart prices, received ram, ana iroiiraaieir ma nu far lory. 1(1 Waier street.

New York. Oofrndt and former rawiiuomrnt are reiaajrjroliv anlicued un (late IttnTfc. RfLDCM.) ft c'trtaste. Ueat. The basement CV (if booae Nn.

Itt r.mn ml fell i.U..I.il l. imwci jmrtfCHiara, a B'-tl JOHN I1UE17I9V 101 rV uBBfjhers call Ute a itMion of peraons ia want ofCarirKtoUieirvery extensive askoruneol of tut aiai oaurr orusaeis; I penal variety jwxira sopemoe Borjrr ingrBins, some as lo bb av vruiij VCDetianCrar ktmlU aat.r iiugs. aiats, 1 able and Tiano Coaa, plain and fird an crumb clot Its. Vr goods are laid In .1 i 27 A. BROL'MSeIVv r-if vian.uU WIU ne SOId rr'v mnmm hw a ne subscriber, aware nf ti.m m.

i -i me oe ui il ctauiai jri3, taae pleasure In tnfortniog tbe pnbbc that UreWiave sneh irnnrHM, 1 inaaciiiai iney nave a consUnt suppiv of such Medic mia 1. a-a-a i "r.i ml I sieians ami family DracTi ctnesuave been from esUbliwBarriuof Bndoobted repav wwa waiuiim uiaj urvpa apoo tlie pnra anu irenDinenesA 01 an Medicine ioar eaublisb- Canal street How. 27 SLARK. DAY. STA fLTES.

BarandKlieet 1 IRON. NAILM. HARnwIPr 1 iiti cdv Ac Lc Slerr. Aa. 19 mmd 21 Cmmml ri 1 Camml m4 Mtmrimt rfmrn Hitr tn stoi nave ID on the way from the various European and port, a large slock of GootA.corarjrina th Nor mot 1 tiMveaMHiiirn in tbeir line ia Uie ulled State, part 01 Uie following I Leaded Plate.

bei Ma) boxes 1 six I5tmts I Tin. Spelter. 7-ine, Antimoav, fce.i arwl heatbinr CoDDer.uanne, lbs bundles W'irei Braaa and Connee wim 600 ton Iron, aeries English aod Aiuericaa square, round, plongb-plale, boUrr eu Hoop, Baml and Rod Ironi 'ermau Caat and Blistered sortrd ii and flue bundles 50 loos Steel IV) tons Hoik 6i0dieo At Castings French Pot, tcj 1. d.i at wi itaruora, Hant SC00 kegs Boston Uie celebrated Wi jnooath and M. 8.

at Cordage 1 3i ki d'ltea NbovrU and Spades casas iioe ox, log, and 2ftn x-n C.lVce II. Chain 1 Ifi.ooo gallon Oil pure winter irhed Snerm.dna. uie letined bleached wii hale, rrnt oo winter Lard. Enriisb 400 barrels Tar, Pitch, Rosii mertcaa Spints Tur- ALKfJ Plnnrb. Htraw r-- 1 5Q 1'Vnorb.

Straw Cntte Bark Milla. Tin War. While I Olaas. Putty, Hame and Horwr lofuV Bar, Pand Mill rtlonea. Mill Iron and ti.e 11 PPerUin'n to UieHanlwareSajHle.ailol "7 '-r mjt saie tow.

rurchaaer eiX laarted lo cm iml examine our stork. 77 a. iai CU bav to store and fcVL 1 lolblwrtne arltelM brae superfine Maretiblno i aopernae tjuraaoa; do suDerfine Cnediil.i lia.ket aupernoe Aaoleue 1 oxes rvratn side Madeira me; 1 lo 10 IB I do raie noeprrt Old Port toei superfine Cberey Brandy topertine Rasplerry Braudy Black Cherry J. Ice 5 Zi 10 romaise ue literal do or i-iarer; dtnrreot braoda or MoAt Wioci suT do Brao'V Frtnts: ken fresh ilnds; boars freak Ra1 vry tinerar; Uh CboroUtei pared Cocoas do wetl ii boies Raker's do Baker ed Cocoa 4 SO 5 do do do do do hater A 1 Hi -d AlmoexU; sweet i assorted lie a Prearrre 1 frren Ha Irrsb Hal rans. bilbeir Oat jaic 2n do Kreticb fr'raai.

In Inkee. mum emuart paace; 5o boxes and tomato Ctop: il- no venoa iJitmaai pooteti KentDcky can, all ttoca aayi ntira Candy packed askhe ahortrst aouce jwei sacn. aiortea pyrupa Biannlacturetl s27 3t alii The PARlpALL tYlE of HOW. IR DOW ORffl at A via comer of Cbartre aod Canal FH-kMl llasks. KOC of SCHOOL BUUKS, of tbe snnat smmwd edl.

tiona, are now ready, aod oflV-rd lur aae oy the doten or siogle cotrv threa "PP'V CAUadeVaiito. Uie pnees before purchasing. NURMAN' Stationer, aaajBBJ SaW-STTa. New aad Hick Fancy Dry GeaxU. TOR THE FAIL TRADE.

NOW RECEIVING NEW STOCK, at verv low JV CARPKTINGrl a. nearfy half the former price toireUeTwii. assortment of STAPLE OOODStorTmTvTI UUOO use verv cbea n. at Pmm- rnner nf aj E-rT ami vanai ata. alBOY.D, tW 8AUt Hatn.

am D. W. HlBTk BBLDEB.) A0.S CkartrvA? fref are now reciiii; tbeir FALL and .3. WINTER SUPPLY of ATsTcAPS, keto wkich Iber invite the aPemioo of country merebaot and dealers. Tbeir stock on band cnosktuof Rewrr, Otter.

Nutria. Munkrat. Coney, Moleskin, 8ilk, Wool.OlaseJ and urpaulia Hat Otter, Seel, nutria. mukrat, doth. Selette.

Velvet, Plush, Worsted and Hair Seal CapsvJ Tl ese good being mostly of tbeir own roaDofacture enables tbem to sell at the lowest New York price tor cash or good city paper. 128 D. W. F. ELD EN, Cbartmtt a.

e. 11 New fiaede New Coada. JV9T RECEIVkO, of Ibe newear sivle and latest C. M. SIMPSON, Aa S3C'kartra Afrwt, the following new and desirable Goods: Kitra rich Paris Cabmerri Ettra rich Pari MouaaeUae de La ine Medium priced Cabmeres, very rich Two eases MouweHnea de Latue, low priced Splendid Parle Calicoes Rich plaid Imitation Caabmere Five cae America a Calicnr! Rich Silk Shawls rich SOk Cravats One case Curuia Mailtos Colored, plain aad damask Cotton, far curtains 1 Fine plaid aod striped ual ins, lor mosquno bar 2 Ladies' Cravats: Kid Gloves of tbe beat quality.

ALSO Sblliho orr, very low An invoice of rich Bareges, fall colors: Do. Irish Linen, genuine. Together with a full assortment of STAPLE GOODS suitable for famUiea and plantation use. 1303. New Ma.l.

THE Croakert composed and dedicated to the member of the New Orleans Cm-ker Chih IMJt by A. H. Fuerte, La Mrg4Terhe OraSd Valse." bv G. Carto Rm nf a i.k r-T 7 Just pubhahed," The Old Hoase at Home!" a. Mie HiomaBt and Arrah NeaL" word bv A.

A in. worth. rreU, OulUr nety of sew aad brilliant style Masorkaa. keT foIeJ'r WM. T.

MAYO, 36-Sl Masc Store SCaron at KK.Vll,HhK,Nl Oaenatkatre tor sale bj rULLAlN IKLUlCO. MIL COMMERClAlT Ntw TobbI LATEST DATES. a. THE MARKET a 5.U-4" CM LAB CBERatmaTrBl I i 1 tU -sew. oar Bamrtet, as at preaeat bLT1'5 estimate of the deftcieacy tb ai tbe smaUnru of our recripa rltmlDj: to come to market la.y qJ? cp stance oaa wnnsWeMau-f.

bales, udadiag 300 bale aoM VwawV-Tr" 11 there is hardly any left la aiAtn. toi I ItaaebeeantadAiBtUlbUowlnaraiti1 differ as yet considerably ia 5r Ordinary ralr fa Middltnr Good Middiinc HZtilriTt" lu. 5 bear lea. of the raTO accoont for It by tbe weaiher lo pick their crop. HOtut aja.

Stock oa hand oa tbe 1st bepu lfcat a Amved si ore to date tr.j Arrived to COTTOW TArcara Ksported Kiporvd to-day ilrn Stock oibailMaUpUf. RIPU oa Sept. We copy from the New Tork Ku -W Li the aaaa4 -72 crtT of the L'niied Sates: Car. Produce of Lot) va oi C-trj A FB Texa Oeorrta North Carokna. 41.

1M Tijiea 1 2SlS 1T Hit Bec'd overlaadM Pbia! aud Balk iXfm ToI crop of IMO. a. above oopof h-trear Total ei port to torejn ports. UK Decr Cotteotnptioa ot the Unheal Stale. ttM ConsunipiioB of last JjW'V.

UkVa, I Iocrraaeof 1ES.I4 p-cenL Jf2 Z2rL" Crop H7JiC mm. t.Nsa l.n lA-i inn "--iw BJfBJ ffSU lao-ii 1 ra Ira-ltB Haa-lea) 1(31-1832 M7.477 1S32-IK3I lBi3.1S34 I Xa5a4 IS34-IR3i S4 32S 1S15-IS38 I 1B36-I837 1.422 ItaVIUI KlWiMt IM4aa I4V1A4 JMA-lMt 4ktVU week, tba of tbe we. kaaaoa'Tlli mm ptsri mere ts BOCkaneeofi uicmaxmnnaaii. ana we retain amr (arm uooas Inferior Ordinary FiM434icCbxaSacrr3rLeaf2iaiA. STT A BTwal ay a aaw PC UU.

Hbaaj: wnv 10 Kf ported lo date ti7 a. ported, to-day -iSJ Stock on band aod oa ship-board aot SUGAR Th -re ka beew a mrmA A. ai the week, aadaomeS5S bbds. baefojkd iiiikiuf. at very fall prices, adders being very that tbe rootumption mast exbauat rhenl ock remaining of thi cro before tbe aew cmacaa ema lo market.

We quote Inferior C4 2A fkw. v-i Pair 797L Prime tdM. Choice. la smaU low. sta.

Arrived during tbe week I6fl bbds. Eipensd it kkd. uniiaim aaJes being eocfmed small lota at ETUSc ArtSot 'A, necim coiumf ar nr '-v ounog tne week 211 kbls-Kxporv bbk. FLO LB Tbe week opened with tammAm. j.

firmoe, and most of she stock la first baad was posed of at 94 902S4 4- Imook aad Lawk favorite 8L Loui krakda bricgiog 601 14 tk Toward tbe end of tbe week the mark at keen quiet owing lo tbe stnia oaantxv oas the aaarkei ad lo Lbe deaire lo rereire later new from Karoea. Thai as received by Uis mornior cnaJLaaa- Ibe tek-rrapbic aecoakit I rather ooattadrr, appear that tbe Wheat karveat hi Ore Br.t. aw beeabeuaed ia aalety.Und proved aa aerrt oaa, tkoogh lea abuodAnt fam was expected atari tm since. Faroe are tbe more anktoA JUrra, and bs cawarqtrac the traaaatrUea t-dey have been confined ta amaB aa tn tbe baher. rived EtporW.lAt ban.

beavy toperntlona of last week be left the market neatly bare, aod only a krw a wot woe at price ranging froca SI 9 SJc This aaorasax rouow ing aaie were made 4U sacks aaiaedatSlc, 6ISyeUownt53r.T:itkhetS4c, Alae, lac aack uiwo at -c, JO tt hZr, J17 5 TWawe. mumz new received bV tbe Camhei. -in iadooe holder to advaooe tbeir nri 11 aania tranaacoows of taonarsAcaa lake pbace anj aAer snt reeeipt of ranker aoypliea. Received dnrkar aw sacks. Si ported, awrkA.

OATSl Tbe demand ba eontaraed ssrwey narwg week, the price karisg rangwd Croat 4xaA(Bat closing Craa at 48s. Arrrred daring the week, ra aarks. HUKEIV-TLi article has bee rnack a ani lbe sale br, cejaanrwca, la very Bot of the sale baring been on prhale tern. Th small aaof wbick tbe pansraJnrs kae naaaptrei hT brra at I7i I7J. tar BrtlDe4.

No0.kr keske none connssoaV PORE There bas been a tittle anure aienaal kr Meat Pork, and nboat I00B bbl. kave bees take at ai. Ucladiag three louof jao. n4 hv Small parcel bar been arfiing a ft Tk ka transection have bera conrjaed to aauall lot at BACON. The rented bas been aery btmted tk nneptiM of one let Bide of 3T0 Bj.

a packed hi barrels, Uken far cbc Army, and said at a round price CXberwise only eraal sua have been osnde caf fl at i B3c, and Skoajaflar at Siasfe. Arrterd durier lbe week 7 caoxt. LARO. A good demaad baintrd bar Ibr Rinsa. dl we bare report the follow bag sale 1 MB heft at krji at bbl.

at 6yc IMS kr at 6cSO kegs aiS 1-Jc, Hm keg at ku, and 5W iT t.c, aim bbU. at BEEP Sale have been a relaJI ekaraewx. Mem at 1 129) 11 SS, kaJfbbhv St, Pdaat ssatitk BaGGLNO AND BALE ROPE Tb aaaa aaft-ess prevail in Iki arbcie and mty amsl aair b-v made at taTSis. and ditye. Tbe atorka eaanat mi-crease at tbe arrfval mare than keep pace (at ilea.

MpimBicrteraKHdKHararKiial 6S coils Rope al 4c, raah. HEMP. Not a single eel of dew-rotord km rwv spired during tbe week the but was mad at per ion. GUNNY BAGaV Botk tbe stork and tU mrmmd are small. A few trUliar lota have been Bold It 312fc LEAD.

Tbe late arrtvala ba keen hawaidri lbe North, and we know of none for ntle. Arrtvoi during the week, 16 piea. Ktnorted. 11 CM Bin 8 A LTTbe ennra of the Vmlnjras aold at BBC Bar the Coarse, and tl tar lk -Za Mreasf on Governor Wright, all coarse, nkn at Mc A erf arrieed la the only one anaold. Tke firfc store cootinuea at 11 oia tl far mar, a SI 43 (or fine, according so naat hp, delivered rwsf dravage.

HAY. Tbe last aaU. k.MiM at irrflllapr aoa. A tmm iumt mrrAmmt L1Mg Sale are as Bat 7i92 forTboataan COFFEES Tbi artkle. which bad bee long Elected asst last ai tractrd ike ntteatioe and some BOM bag were a4d Uat week, aad aval lXof 93 Unfelr this week at7e.esnk.

TMtwid flrrn at aic lot ordiaary, 7nic far nod RICE Tbe drmsad I about a ai tacsl at th iaseaaon, and smaQsale are making FBEIOHTS Vraarla are arririog Dart, and freights are very dull tbe eeaark now loading CUaf very lowty at the fottowiaf rates: Corroa, to LrverpoU fa- ts Havre B) I 1- to New Yrt 4Halefl. ToBACco, to Uversnol I bd. to Antwerp 4 I hi to Ueaot ibvl I Btavca, to loBordeesi Floob, to New York and Boston. Bur, to Mew Yo and Pobk, to Kew To and iw AA. .4 bU.biM EECHANOE8 Transact km are Lavtrd.

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