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The news by the packet ship Northumberland came
through last night, and the establishment Of Messrs
Taylor Co, your agents. 10 besisged this morning to
obtain copies Of the Herald, with iul digest Of the
news Though only few days later it is sought after
with great svidity.


To-day thsiGood Friday Of the Christians and the
first day of the Passover of the Jews and is therefore
general holiday and church day smong those that
spare the time from their daily avooatons attend
Messrs A. A, Phelps and c. D. Cleaveland, who we're
tate with the Governor Of Marya and the of
the slaves spirited away by him. that he might obtain
pardon have made perfect jacks of themselves After
the Governor and parties Interested by requiring that
he should be given in Phadelphia before the money
could not have been recovered them they have fallen
back on to the prepoerous idea that they could obtain
going die in days. snd nns that
he be pardoned and allowed to 80 home and die. The
fact IT, Mr. Tcrreys health =: but little worse now than
but ike most such crssIy DOORS. he bids fair
made s. Phelps wa. onss
right insult to the State, and had Gov Pratt have
lodged that his imprisonment resulted from mercensry
views rather than volstion Of law. They hung up
golden bait In Philadelphia, and thought that the Co.
vernon would rush to clutch it. Now, IT, az have fre
queny advised before the friends Of MIR Torrey will
place these funds In the hands of Mrs. Torrey let her
come on here alone and rely the counsel and advice
Of the warm and ardent friends 0laveholder that she
made in this city at the time Of the trial. his release
would be speedy and certain. The very idea Of negota
ting with avowed abononists such as Messrs. Cleave-
land and Phelps 10 repugnant TO the feelings Of Mary
lander but his wife could here such mission
the of the heart rather than the head
and could procure subscriptions from shareholders
themselves, to obtain the required funds, with much
facility and rspidy than the small squeezed
out Of the pockets Of aboonsts has been. Mr. Torrey
himself does not think that he is going to die very
shortly least and loudly condemns the pursu-
ed by Messrs. Cleaveland and Phelps


The Rev. Nathan Richardson, OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, in the 10th year died yesterday,
in this city.


Business continues very brisk and city crowded
with Southern and Western merchants.


The Front Street Circus closes tomorrow night the
season being now winding up with benefits.


THE MARxErs-The flour market is wholly without
vy both buyers and eers waiting anxiously for the news
by the Unicorn Small sales OF Howard continue be
made 81 ~ City Mills are held IS, but Sales
OF good to prm red wheat making at 81 o. 81 00
br,he Whiskey is selling with dull demand, at 2ah for
Srocx BoAsDssioe City s Is9o s5; $4,000 do do OK;
state closed at 5 asked bid City
Railway shares left OF at II for sale, l6k bid