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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-17

DREADFUL ACCIDENT. Mr. Lot Taylor
Vt Yarmouth met with on accident last
Thursday by which he lost an eye and
came near loseing his life. While shoot.
ing a fowl on the marsh. the breech pin OF
his gun, and q screw which confines the
barrel TO the stock aud attached TO the
pin, we're blown oui, and entered his head
through the socket Of the right eye, in an
obIqne direction, more than the length OF
the pin. which was three inches, and one
in breadth, at the larger cnd-and forming
n cross with the screw, which was al inch
and half long. Nothing could be seen
of the pin where it entered The enter.
ing point pierced The skull bone and skin,
near the right ear. and protruded from tho
head abou, the eighth Of an inch. Mr.
Taylor was n mile from home at the time
Of his misfortune and had that distance 10
walk. The pin and screw were not ex.
trac,e1 until after three hours-of una
voidab'e delay-this time and especially
during The operation for removing them,
h's sufferings were the most excruciating.
Great force was required to extract the
pieces, so firmly were they embedded in
the skull. Dr. H. Tuck performed the Diff
cult and painful opera ion with great skill
and not wthstnndlng the great loss Of
blood and cri,cal situation of his wound,
Mr. II. is now so comfortable that hopes
are entertained Of his recovery. The gun
had been mendrd short time before by q
blacksmith, and the original breech.pin was
omitted for one which was too small and
not perfectly filing the place where it was
| inserted. -Barnstuble Patriot.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-17

been defeated by other circumstances than
the hostility of the House to it.
The whole number of Senate bills not
acted upon by the House was about one
hundred and toenty; amongst which, as Of
the greatest general interest, we may 10.
stance, from an examination Of the file Of
bills. those authorizing the rclinquishmen,
Of the l6lh sections granted for the use of
schools, and the entry Of other lands in lieu
thereof; TO revive and continue in force the
act ito provide for persons who were disa
blcd BY known wounds received IN the Rev
dictionary wor;' to provide for the erect :
ion and repair of custom houses, lat Phila-
Jclphia and New Orleans; to authorize
the Ohm Railroad Company u locate a
road through the public lands to give ct.
feet to the 9Th article Of the treaty of 1919
with Spain tn provide for the legal adjudL
cation Of the Bastrop. Mason Rouge, and
o, her grants in Louisiana and Arkansas a
bill in amendment ofthe acts rcspec ing the
judicial system Of the United States; bill
to authorize the President of the United
States to furnish certain ordinance to the
several States; tina bill TO rebuild the Gen
cral Post Office Building, and for other
purposes; the bill to provide for the trans
portniion ofthc mails upon railroads, &c.
As one effect Of the loose mode Of dong
business in Congress, we cannot but regret
that among the lost bills is almos. every
bill. sen, oy the Senate, for objects within
he Territories Of Florida and Wisconsin {;
which unkndness to these younger children
Of our Union we the more regret on &C
count of the worthy Delegates from these
Territories, whose cstimabe characters,
and indefa' gable exertons in getting them
through the Senate. deserved bettor treat
ment from the House 10 which they Sit
Nor less, certainly, do we regret that the
liberal and enlightened intentions Of the
Senate to erect Hospital in this city, and
to establish q Criminal Court in this Dis.
trct, shared the same fate as the Terrific
rial bills.
Ofthe private bills, not acted on. the
number is large, we believe, beyond all for.
mer example. The number reported IN
the House Of Representatives, aud never
acted upon in any manner, amounted Il
several hundred.
Such are the results oft session, as We
hastily gather the Wat. Intel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

Batavia March a-dandarin Symonds, New York
Curacao, June 2a-Loyd, Monord New York. for Havana
days II. -
Matanzas, June oar Ariosto, Backn. New York.
Liverpool, June 3-Spd Jacob Purnell, New York.
Havana, July l-Columbus Pederson New York.
[Per Albany, Johnston.l
Havre May T.-Ar. Marengo, Larkis, Mobile; Emalous,
Mumford, Cbaresion-3Otb Andrew Scott New Orleans LIST
Castoa, New York-May 18th spd Crescent, Hammond, New
York Jordoa, do; Robt BOVINE Mansiea, do
29th Glide, Foswck Baltmore-3lst Lion Martini New York
Sd, Great Britain French, doth, Nile Blanchard do;
york-7h advd Utica Peil New York-2ih, Louis PhlIp,
Cas'o do-l6h Fortune Cotelle, d. SOON Concord MILL
non, New Orleans.
Cette May 2s.-Ar. Caroline, Savage, New York
UNITED STATES PORTS. -
Boston, July 1l-Ar Reguus, Nassmrr, Canton " hanpoa
Reed Hudson Ryder, do Citizen, Pendleon 40
Wind N. +. The victoria j. up
Providence, July ll-Ar. Eliza, snow New York; Herald
Brown, do; Midas Dennis, do, via Newport.
York-8h, Adams, Main, New Yok9th, Exchange, Johnson
from East Greenwich, for New York Midas Dennis, New
York for Providence; Aaron Gibbs from do for somerset
10th, Emperor, Godirey, from Taunton, for New york.
New Haven, July ll.-Ar Lady Fenwlck, Frisbie New
York; Franklin, Smith do; Brunette, Rogers do.
Middleton, CT, July AR Celeste, Stannard, New YORK
5ih William, Lawrence, doth. JOEL Hall, Warrington. do
Amelia johnson, doth, cid, Edward, Edwards, do Jane
Lawrence do; Mary Elizabeth Strickland, do
Philadelphia, July l2-Ar Daniel Webster, New Haven. VIA
New York. Sarah stewart New York; Globe Wagner, do
cId William, Jones, de Little Wiari, Sparks, dol Lodi
Harris do.
wilmington Del July lo-CPd Condor Mckee st. Croix
Baltimore july l2.-Ar Courier, Smith, New York.
wilmington, N. c. July 5.-Ar. Tropc, Smith, New York
Richmond, July ll.-Ar uennoso, Chastn, New york;
Splendid, Leman, do.-sld, Ariadne, Townsend do
New Orleans July 5-Crd, Orleans Sears, New York; St
Louis Stanton, do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

today very prce-some sold Sl75
quantity of DANA ged 4l l44c, cash. Large
OF domestic have recently occurred Boston
bales for shipment China prices
We have also had sales Ia the city but prices
present low for least refund for the
making.
Auction SalelS hhds Porto Rico sugar at ST CT 10
relsdo d. at 7c 100 reams straw wrapping paper at 40 50
30 crates old shape porter bottles per gross Russia
mats, at 81 Il 500 bushels bags le CT 2oo gallon dem
johns, at So 81 Is bags Madeira nuts "a $500 bushels
wheat damaged at 4l IA goo do do. O4 l03l $500
do rye do at 81 10 lO bags wheat 1874 IT'S 200
do do damaged at Al lbs do do 40 62 CO ID bags
coffee, at II 81 bagz French beans 100 ITO 20 do
do at 80 % hhds Porto Rico molasse 49, loboxes
pine apple cheese, S 10 half pipes rcd VINE at % al S75
boxes bunch rasin 1872 200 do M do at 20 % 55 do
clusters d. at rs 500 do do al 5 80 400 halt do at 2
"a boxes lemon syrup, 25 kegs behring's SO
terms cash.
Receipts Proauce-45 barrels four 6 tubs butter; IS
rels provisions.
New ORLEANS, July s. p M-sugar-Prime cts; inferior
gallon, sales plantation, 20 2c sales Pork-Clear S2l
bril- mess 20 dol n 70 do scarce. prime ls DO; 70
middngs % 10 dol shoulders 6, do, limited sales Lard
limited demand; prime, 10 Flour-sugeriine si2
searce sales fine 81 p per biz sales Lead-fg 81 5e
second do 81 do; crossed do sales sa-L1erpoo
coarse y 5 fine 80 az 20 per sack sales Turks Island
d. per lb Havre. cent New York &C. Tobaccoro Cow
and market per br SOS Oh Bremen and Hamburg, direct
MOBILE, Joy7 p M-FIour-The sales have been
Limited stocks very light Lard IS osc ,, scaree !
have been made at 81 TIC.
SAVANNAH, July 8, p M-Rice-There has been demana
with small stock hand fer sales The sales OF week
amount to aos casks from as' to s. IS acpay at The latter
bakers have than days supply hand
to Liverpool are dull-New York. 81 per bale.
RleHMoND July lota-wheat-The market opened at s5o
for crops delivered in Auguthc last sales 10
for July delivery Flour be bought 1884, for uperine
Tobacco is in good demand prices ranging from q 81
the bulk of sales under So.
BosToN July llth p M-Flou-Demand quite limited, and
prices the Sale of 100 barrels, brands Genesee
$l0S7k. Gra-Stock Of Corn small Sales prime yell
low fiat lots Sil2 and white at LOS Los per bushe
Sales Eastern Oats size Observation-Disclosures are making
purchases Of Havana the of last week SUI
garSae by auction Of 90 hhds fair Porto Rico q u
H.. 4 months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14
NJ a lsRIE


On Thursday 18th inst by the Rev DR. Mac Auey Charles
H. Allen Of Buffalo, Melissa N daughter OF the late Richard
S. Nissan, N. d. OF this city.
On Monday 10Th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Bluedck Chester
Weld, to Mary Elizabeth Briggs, all OF this city.
On Monday 10th by the Rev. Nicholas j. Mafcelas,
William Bogarns of this city, to Emily Ann c. Snyder OF
Fshkl, Dutchess Co.
In Newton Mass, the Rev. Mr.. Howe, Henry Phillips, OF
New York, TO Matilda Dodge, of Boston
At Troy William Cooper, Of this city, Sarah Wood daugh
ter of +. Wilson, Jr Esq, OF the former place.
On Thursday 18th inst, John Is. Lagraye, the 10th
OF his
The and friends OF the family respectfully inv
ted attend the funeral this afternoon at half past O'Clock
from his late residence, l79 Duane street.
On Thursday, 18th Sarah Wallis, widow of Joseph Wal
lis, dec, in the 18th year of her age.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully inv
funeral afternoon, O'clock from the
residence Of her son, John Wallis 50 Vandam street
On Wednesday, 18th Richard, iafant OF Joshua s.
Underhi.
On Wednesday 18th inst, Margaret Clark, in the 4oh
of her age.
On Wednesday, 18th ins Harriet, wife OF William H. Coles,
and daughter OF the late James Oa in the 3O year oil her
age.
On Wednesday, 18th inst, Lieut. N. C. Lawrence, H. 5
Navy.
Funeral this afternoon, O'Clock, from No. 81, Vestry
street
Wednesday, 18th Alonzo infant of Edward Po
ther.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14
CON :. c.C,CION a NV

~ CARD-To the Ladies OF New York-A new thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies GREGORYs whole
sale and retail Confectionery Store, No 1871 william ~.
York, ard sold wholesale retail by ether "
the city VANILLA Cream Candy rich, and de-
lcious article is hereby submitted the judgment AnA
patronage Of the New York citizens and the public 10 general
and especially the ladies' who said Ne the best Judges of
Tire sweets OF life and sweet without bitter the Vanilla
Cream Candy stands preeminen-
N H. On hand and constantly manufacturing, general
" Candies for the South and Western narkets
the lowes Wholesale price and warranted keep In oli~
mate No charge Tor boxes packing carriage To pert
sfthe city my9 lm-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

DAHM TnEATAE.-THIs EVENING WIN be
HIDE AND sEEK-Moses, Mr.. Keeey-MrS Mors.un,,
Mrs. keeley
TRUTII-Alred de wallback Mr. Richings-Count Albert
Chippi ndaie- Mnna, Mrs. Kelley. $500
TURN OUT-Gregory, Mr. La,han,-Restye, Caippindale-
somervie, Rchings-Marian Ramsay, Miss Mellon
Boxes SI-Pi. SO ceats-Galery Is
MEXICAN THEATRE. BOWERY-
- TN. EvKNING win b ,,I psTioTn ;,,n m,n,.
Virginia Mrs. G. Barrett.
TO conclude with -
THE MARRIED RAKE-Mr: Frederick Eighty, Mr. g. Bar
rett-Mrs rricirea, Mrs. g. Barrett 49,,
H. Doors opea a. 10 s nrn
NIBLO,s GARDEN.-GRAND VOCAL AND IN
~ sTRUMENTAL CONCERT with Increased attraction.
THIS EVENING July l4th, 1887.
Tie CONCERT ~il commence at O'Clock.
Grand Overture to the ope, Of the Pirate Boy B'sop
Concer,o-on the rrnmnei"Mr Mason Abel
Baiad-Mrs. Bailey-The Banks Of Allan Water, Horn
Balad-Mr Bishop-Ill remember thee Dannery
song.Mrs wats ,n-rl lead thee to the Date ,oa
Basd-Mr Piumer-on in the Silly Might, Melodies
Fasore Duelt-srs Watson and Mr.. Piumer
from the opera q the he Pirate Boy-writ-
S s% y w 5Gnns -, r T:r la%ps
obiga,o-sgnor Aupic Belni
Grand Overture To Henry ~ Martini
Grand overture-La Dame Blanche Boideau
my joe Iohn-by desire Melodies
s sasor na seosn she Banks
of Blue Mosellc, Rodwell
Fayorite Trio-hy desre-Mrs. Watson, Mrs.
Bailey and Mr.. Bshop-Mild as the moon ,..,.
Soo-AIr Narks-On the Violin, Mayseder
s pet-.rmmpe obligato-Mr Mason, Shield
desire. " ~ " Auber
Between The Is, aud 2d parts of Concert, magnificent
list Hail. who is engaged for this garden only @.en halt
hour will be allowed for refreshments and promenade
Alplit ONLY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14
GENERAL MARKETS.

New yosx Thursday, july 10 r MTrade today has had
rather feeling attached to il than for days or
past porh seling OF ga ez prime Al,
en- ts, which is slight advance The 6our market Is
rather heavy of took place sii
which decline Of fully 25c New York at efoa eass
transactions very light Rye rather down. small sales at
5oa75cholders endeavong TO getsn advance but they
find rather hard few sales Of wheat TOOK psce II auction
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

From Correspondent
HAvRr 7th June s5-we have had this week active pur-
cases Of Cotton both by trade aud specuator and
prices have advanced again. being loc higher than
their low est point, the Goth flast month
The failures Of London houses among which those
of Messrs T. wilson Co. O. wdes Co and T. Virgins
which have known here for the last two days. have
checked the demand bot must say that for our part
have yet any confidence in revival, which appears
be due chiefly the idea that shipments could now be
made from America for long time, whilst We cannot admit the
probability OF more than nomentary suspension Of shipments
whilst actual dninuon in the consumption Of the world
appears doubt, midst OF present commercial
quotations barely supported fallen 57 and
worth ~ 26ic No change and little doing Rice. We
are truly dear sir, your most obedent servants
Asheswe bave 10 report further decline Pots Of o.
per 5Ok Pearls have also OF about
and the market closes fiat our reduced quotations.
Beeswax lower. parcel consisting sf tons good vel.
low New York ha. been sold ar 75c. duty paid.
There has been steady demand throughout the
eight days for this article the trade
notice advance the uuae. of IT, States
staple n TO oc half H. lowest rates
same ottons have experienced little no rs hui their
have regular In Bazs and other kinds there
has been change. =
amount to ol bales consisting Of 5o5- Orleans Of which
u SOC 5 Soc OF 5Oc ll06 Cbevaer round
6s soa so 7ol s2f SOC TO eo 6ie ico
loo 1t lose n at e9f 5oc IA at l Soc and 10 ut l7E 1874
Mobile oswhch 1851 sof lis at or SOC i2i Mt e5
1859 Upland of which zoe 73s at ut s7f o i53 eof
81 ut OF To o5f, and los at lO0f
The arrivals within the period have been lT7f bales
visi65 from the United States asd S9 rom 81 Domingo.
stock 3oth May, $50 bales which TS were q. States
Arr mn 10 9th June iT74 1916
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14
Cotton Market.

New YORK, July 18TH 1887.
The today good Sales amounted TO about
SOC bales prices mentioned in regular cassifcaon
principal sales however at 10 lie. The news from
9th Of June did reach the city time for
to any effect this market. The market there
7h firm. Sales from The 3lst OF May to the 9Th OF
June inclusive 057l bales advance Of n
cenmes lower qualities; the better remaining firm sn
sales rather brisk Mobile the 7th, the market
steady sales show advance Of owing the
scarcity the articles the stock fast declining there Al Sa
yannah up 9th they had rather quiet week. and
sales shade lower than the previous weekhe
stock at that port rather Increases The import into the port Of
Boston this year. up seth OF june falls short OF last year
by 1871 bales which show dmisuton of the trade in
the article city We do not alter classification to-
da
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14
CLASSIFICATION.
From our Correspondent.

Import INTO this city this day 387 bales from Charleston
whole amount of cotton in present 2i8 bales
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

JESSE CAOY, Aurttoneer.
:ss psy hi, so s So seln J and liz 49,
purchasers Tor CASH large and general assortment Of lf
hardware, cutlery fall goods, combs, fancy SOAP clo
ing, pistols dirk &c, with assortment OF goods SUITE
ed 10 the Southern and Western market
Il a advertisement Of this kind
At Private Sae00oe dOzea Combs assorted of Ill kinda
1900 cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery, OF every
riety Imaginable
1000 dozen Collars and Bosoms
5000 gross Buttons Coat Vest, and Pearl subject deA
ture, whicL wil be taken in payment
Also, snuff Boxes, Pins nc. &c. Nc
Also, German, French, and Rhode island Jewekyj Loo
priced Watches. Guard Chains. &c mGfyS
NJ WARD, Auctioaeer.
II r. d. BEARNS a. CO., store No l5S Pean
- street, corner Of Wa-Ts Day, al O'Clock, al the
uon oo Hardware, Cutlery, consisting OF pen pocket and
h knives o. cards and in dozens; scissors In dozens and On
eye specacles steel and Larreed pistols percusoa
caps thlnhrs knitting needles, hooks and &c &c
rascy oonds-Conssng of double extra cologne, hair -
ptIuery FRENCH and English soap, aveHder water NC
| shoes.
Also, nysice Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of earrings Anger.
| rings watches, breast-pns CHAINS &c. NC. ~
| NEW YOhN TATTESsA LLs,-The rexui1r
public sales OF Horses, Carriages, &C., counus
place at this wei known establishment every Monday ~
O'Clock.
The next sale will commence on Monday Jnlv IT.
u o'clock and all Horses, NC n,ensed for
he shown and entered before SATURDAY, lSlr
inst 4, O'clock p Nj and a rsited number of horses
auctio, unless registered
logue. JUN W. Wal sun, 40 Broadway.
~ Ten shngs will be required in all cases where ahorse
is entered.
larry requested By the proprietor keep the
| &c. II the Jyll-lW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14
a2ps,
Stock 9th Jane

Rice continues limited demand The sales have consisted
Of 2 good Carsna, 26i soc; ~ erces At price not
sde public and 10 do DID, 2M 1850 bags have been Inn
wssebsps-Our prices improving. We have 70 notice
on IA Southern, American fishery. NJ 2c do al u
me do AZ soc and n do 1t X 31c These sales, and
large parcels exported reduce stock IN about ~ tons
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-14

HEALTH AND COMFORT.
IT SALT WATER BATHS, nav open at Castle Garden
below Canal North River from sunrise until l0o'clock at
jel0-Sn'
~ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
BILLS, gold and silver and all kinds OF uncurrent money
bought and sold by the Foreign and Domestic Exchange Co..
No 8 Nassau 81 jeT lmA
IL SMALL NOTES-SMALL N0TES-SMALL.
NOTES-Eng aved superior style, and cheaper than
other in the market The subscriber has published ee
gany steel Of tbs following denominations viz.
81 To- So % aud l2l cents printed good bank
The public solicited To call and for themselves.
especially country merchants keepers
and steamboat propriete solicited to call, they
cheap and good. G. J. HOLYLAND,
Engraver and Printer, 40 vesey IT., ".
~ b. Orders from all Of the Union promptly executed
Engraving and printing on reasonable terms jyl3T
nrS.ALL NOTE PLATES ENGRAVED
FOR TW ENTY DOLLARSTbe first houses In this city ana
elsewhere having issue small frauds daily
committed by the facility of procuring similar blank fsrms To
nh order for the above suit for 7 So 25 and
l2l THUS efiectuay preventing couniereis Those
curing any number VIII md the expense less I'm ADDITION -
the security than using those ~ general circulation LIS
pcror small notes the test published be had usual 100
Greenwich street, near Csuran. II jyl31s
Ir small NOTES, SMALL NOTES, SMALL
change bias induced the subscriber engrave
80 . mates on steel, AT tie denomination OF 81 rs, 81
Sill Ia and st These elegantly engraved
vgnctes, &C, IN bank FORM aud printed bank
parer, payable sight bearer in trade bank
bills The above ready delivery
keepers hotels Steamboats,, manuacturer and tradesmen
viii be promptly attended to, by apply al VALENTINES
Engraving and Printing Rooms, 81 John William New
York liberal discount traders and country merchants
Visiting Cars and Cards Home Wedding Parties,
speciuy isvitc call and specimens the Advertj
r Merchants and store keepers be supplied with
&C. All orders promptly attended by applying above.
uiyl0-lw
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HIS BzirAssIc MAJgsTy's CONSULATE, I

TT IN conformity with Inv passed by the Legislature q
this State, the 2lst day Of April last entitled IAN Act
guae the AM duties o Public Administrators and
rogatc relative thu property and effects OF ioreignerN"
Notice j. hereby -ives that and after this date the
and ~ectso all subjects of His Majesty who die
their this city interstate, such property and eecE
arriving Ia this STATE placed under the Of this Office and
under that the public administrator heretofore. TIE
unes -ncd in thereof that notices bee
toore H. pubic administrator he tn this once
where information the and effects ri subjects o
h Majesty shall at all times be furnished without Zee "a
charge whatever.
The h, ah officer and Others nj quarantine are respect.
fully requested make their this once,
where all expenses connected Herewith will be paid
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&c > . ; { 90
They paid out the officers of their
salaries the bank which they drawp
the specie required Protest of follows, and they
thrown into the market Being made receivable the custom
house. they Of valuable than bank bills but
equal specie. They selling in Wall
" cent premium. Thus Mr. Van Buren, and his whole
tribe of Office holders only lose from three per
their salaries while the people receiving suspended bank bills
experience loss Of from 10 12per cent Cunning men,
This will be another subject for Congress 1t
of do ubt whether the has right issue
this scrip and declare receivable for the But
day. and the move
of ambitious Frem the beginning the end the
State bank system has been violation the constitution and
Mr. Van expects escape by shielding himself
the necessity which brought about this unauthorized
issue Of government shin-pasters
The operations stocks yesterday large. United
States recedeA somewhat The by the Albany did
not arrive in time to have effect.
The movements in the money market indicated demand
II is said that the country banks will tor
fy themselves contingencies. This may accoYnt for
demand in the article Upwards OF S50O0 have
arrived America the days. Indeed specie
is flowing in upon from all directions.