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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18
Miss III. Il. cur UEsCEI.

HDR0P0sEs to open school for the instruction
"a ofyoung ladies, at the Bath Academy on
Monday, May 9Th
FERNS For Instruction in common
English branches and needle works. 8 90
Algebra aad French. $4.oe
Gorham Teachers Sem'y, March TO- 1889. If 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

GREaT |'EsraRx. Tho Atlas states that
this boat was off Sandy Hook, when the
Boats left, Saturday ni+ht
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

Al Malaga, March 9th, brig Raymond, of Thorn
aston for f.0r.san5.
At Hamburg, Cd ult, brig Denmark, Deano, re-
pairing.
Sid I'm Liverpool, 4th III, ship Birmingham. Farm
ham, of Bath for NY ork,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

TIE receipts of the Providence Railroad
for the last year were 1865, lis l5-expen-
SEES SI29, 040 2S-leaving q surplus Of
$l45 074 81. Out of this sum a dividend
OF 8 per cent was paid 10 he owners ofthe
caDitil stock
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18
WAKE UPi WAKE UPa WAKE up.s
Wnrner,s vegetable purifying biticr,' oy

Planners negotiable purifying bittcrs, or
family corrccfire-
a CURE for Janndice aud Drowsiness: foe
IA debility, weaknesses of the limbs, want of ap-
petite, Billions andId*er Comp paints, Catara Cos
tiven"Ss, want Of eirensih, &c, All who have
made of this pferaraiian asonised at it's ef
Gracv lainaris It's strength TO vino water Tho
reputation Of this rfdieine for all spring and ennz
mer cnmphin's, is low fully established. it being
in use FOR the as ten venus. for the following pnr-
poses puri6 ing thu beoa. remn,irg the prdpensis
~ 10 sleer, which al or less troubled with
= tive spring o! tho year, eradicaling all Lind Of
'i'i'""fs i,"i Tie boad .aypn They appear externally
IN The face or any paTi Of ihl loly fer the NIB
purposes II IS much better and far more otlca,ious
rerara'ious. -
Detailed by most OF tie Druggists in Poafon.
D"ulcfs ran BE- supplied b, ]. P. Hal, Nm. Brown.
brewer. Gushing Il Sieghens, iiunnewel, Low &
Reed. Boston.
For saein Barb By J. " WILKINSON
foi't, AR 9Th 8vir 29 g. Tyr {, q
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

The Massachusetts, Legislature adjourn
ed Wednesday,. The session continued
100 days, and lG5 bills were passed. The
pay rol! amounted 10 the very pretty sum
Of 90 .G63 !!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18
MEEK? RgGa!!!
SEALED PAOP0SALS

ZS,TTlLL be received by tho subscribers gntil the
w LIST day Of Nay next, for the Carpenter and
Joiner work. pastering painting and all other labor
necessary, above the foundation, for the building
and finishing Meeting House Of the following des-
cription, viz Sixty-dve feet long fory-ianr feet
wide and twenty-three feet post with Il beliry ard
spira in the Gothic order Ibe steeple end to be
shenhed the other par, oflhe walls be cIapboarded.
10 contain nine windows Of 40 pane, each Of 10 by
IL glass. the upper sash TO be burg with weights.
The inside TO be plastered between the studs, ard
the ceiIii and walls to be finished with stucco with
a suitable Stucco centerpecc. The floor to con-
Tain sixty eight pe@s to be capped with mahogany. 4
pulpit Of mahogany. a Gallery over the entry
III the PANEL work to be glued up, All the wood
work inside and out, to be painted with two coals
and well done.
I'll the work CT said House to be done in a neat
and wortmanlike manner agreeable to a plan execu-
ted by Samuel .Mechor, which may be examined
application to the subscribers and to be compile
ted by the 9th day of September next. AL the
materials will be furnished by the subscribers.
JOHN HENRY,
BENJAMIN +. EMERY,
BENJAMIN ST1NsoN,
JOHNSON RtpEoUr, }Committeo.
RICHARD r. SMITH,
OLIVER MosEs,
JOHN ELLIOT,
Bath, .arri 10th 1889 3w2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

A NATURAL REMEDY-Applico--
b. 10 oa;. ConStiiufions-ead comptfenf to
curs every Caradle Diseose-moy6 b .(5Wnd-
III ids
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

fB~The .drgas, seems to find it much
easier to rdicuie she truth, than 10 make il
correspond to the usages and actions Of it's
patty.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

To the Hon. NatAaniel Groion ESQ, Judge
of P,ubate, ,eithin and far the Coua'y J
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REpREsENrs.
TT ICY P. DONNELL, Administrative on the Is
Il 4 tate of Samuel Donnell late of Bath in said
County, deceased, hat the personal Estate of the
said deceased is not sufficient by the sum ofiourteen
hundred and forty six dollars and eighty three cents
to answer the jus debts which he owed She there
fore prays that she may be empowered and licensed
to sell SO much ofthe Real Estate Of the said de-
ceased as may be sufficient to raise the said sum
with incidental charges, either at public private
sale. for LUCY 7. D0NNetb
ASA PALMER.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

CURE YOUR COUGH. CURE YOUR
COUGH.
NTRS NJ n. GARDENERS Indian Balsam of
I'VE Liverwort Is truly doing wonders for The
Of coughs, COLTS, and all lung couplainis I, is
wholly vegetable, and viii cfioct hat il professos
to- that is cure yonr cough.
For place Of sale and other Particulars observe
he advertisement in another column of this paper.
For sale in Boston by most Of the wholesale
Druggists
NOV. !. 1893 1yr. 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18
TOOTl ACHE. TOOTn .4CHE.

TO)iI HCTIE. IOUI u .IVfiI..
WIN. BRQWN Chemist. -,3t, Washington stree,
Boston, has invented an article that VIII cure Ibis
iornenting pain Rising of eight thousand oascs
in Ruslon and vicinity, Anvc been cured within
few months. 1t ;asesaway all smell and soreness.
Call for Browns Extract of Call and hreoso,e.
Observe his signature Tor genuine, Price 80 cents
For place Of sale and full description pl Sc OH
serve in an other column For sale Ia Boste by
most oftt3 whhiesale Druggists
Nov l. 1873. .lvr, 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

LINCOLN, ss.-At a Probate Court he'd
at Bath aeithin and for The County Of
Lincoln, on Tie iWenIieth day Of february
4. y. 1883.
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered that the said
Petitioner give notice to aIlpersons Interested in said
Estate TO appeaLat Court OF Probate to be holden
at Wiscasset on'the third Monday Of Nay next, by
causing copy of said Petition with this Order TO be
Published three weeks successfully previous to said
Court in the Lincoln Telegraph u newspaper pub
shed in Bath.
NAYu'L GROTON, Judge Of Probate.
Cony-Attest, GEO. W. NICHOLS, Register.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

r AT Trinity, March 18th, brig Splendid, Johnson.
uncer.
At St croix, Gath ult, sch cygnet, .avery. for
NYork soon.
At Mayaquez, 23d ut, brig androscoggn, Deck
or, discharged
At Trinidad, 18th ult, bark Madaline, for phia-
dolphin, 2.
II Havana, oath ult brig Rnssa, McNorris for
Constad,. 10.
ar at iioston. OH brig Mcclellan, Iarabee, Car
denas 20ih. Havana Esd uIt. Left at Havana big
Carissa .ann, Bartlett. for Bath. Cor Bostoa) days
Ar At Gloucester, saturday, sch Planet Robinson,
Boston for Faith,
ar at Holmes Hole Ith. sch Edward Kent
Springer tah for Fairhaven
Ship Constitutions Gden, from Liverpool, ar a;
PHILADELPHIA nth.
Erlg Charles. Snow, of brunswick, from Ponce,
ar at n York, lG,!.
At St Thomas, March II, brig Napoleon, Patton,
Of Bow1oinham, nncer. -
At Guayanna PR "a days since, Bnlah, of Fan
gpr, Amaranth, of Wscasset
Ar at NOreans 4th inst sch Echo, Brown, Ihom-
aston-cd ship Iaeyrand, Webb Liverpool.
Ar at Baltimore llth ship Koscusko. Nichols.
NOrleans Onthe goth .7{a-ch in the Gulf Stream,
James Hurley, seaman 4 native of Pittston Me,
jumped overheard and drowned, ii blowing
gale al the time, could not save him.
II Port Royal i6 days since, brig faltic, Cutting,
for St Thomas, days. At.St homas, barque Gu
ba, Storer, I'm Berhice, waiting cargo
Ar at Charles on 9Th, brig Shearer, Hicks, Thom-
aston--has encountered a bosterous passage, lost
boat, Sc sch Desiah Hutchins, Faith. days
ship Palestine, LiltlcfeId, from Koreans for
iav.e, was spoken March 81, off Tortugas-ipril
T no date, sch Metallic of 7homaston, IL days from
Richmond for Portland.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

LADIES COMPANION. A little later to
US than usual, this month, but bright and
beautiful as ever. An excellent engraving
of the " Mosque of David" Mount Zion,
Jerusalem, accompanies this number
The contents are interesting, and amply
repay perusal. The May number begins
a new volume, which is to be greatly i'm
proved by new type-new engravings. and
new contributors engaged for the purpose
Terms, SO 90 per annum in advance
Thomas Eaton Esq Agent.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

o|T'ebS z g/A$s
WKGIIE subscriber having sold out his stock Of
VA Drugs Sc, intending to leave town, would
most respectfully request all persons having demands
against him, to present The same for settlement. And
those who are indebted to him will oblge him by
paying up Immediately GEO. JEWETT.
Ealh, Hpri i6. 1899 3w3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18
sPoKET.

10th ulf lat Al, lon % Is, ship Birmingham from
liverpool for New York
9th inst lat IS, ion II, ship Manchester, Il days
from Mobile for Liverpool
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

S5TEAM. The Huntress, has been pur-
CHI ased, we learn, by Capt Vanderbilt, and
was advertised to leave Boston, Saturday
last, but owing to the rainy weather, did
not arrive on Sunday morning. as was ex-
pected. We learn, in addition to the above,
that CAT. Kimball has since purchased
the II. of Vanderbilt, whether this be true
or false, we cannot at present determine.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

At Vavoo, Jan 81, Whale ship Wiscasset, fIor-
ton, OF VI i5casset, 8 months out-no Gil. Had lost
ftzn hnats.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-18

Ship 4fanco, Nichols. "a DAYS from New Orleans
for Liverpool, put into Norfolk 9Th, with loss of rnd-
der. some sails, &c. in thO late gale. The M. halls
from Gardiner, No.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

My deer Jeames.
Since my har rival hin this land Of burty hi ave ad
sum hidea OF Come many kating with The dayly
Prists as hi hused to dew in Lunnun with John Bull
The honIy defeculty rs bin in the see lekshun hof
the paypur halter good deal hof hargu fying with
Larry hi ave con clooded to con ide my lookoobray-
shuns to you has Iii hiatend to shute folIi has hi
Use nand 70 CIV you ha die ray hof my dy urn all
proceedings, you must Civ my Pistols ha con spik
nus place. hi ham charmd with ysor Come mer
shawl Him Pory Una, hit his so like Lunnun Larry
says she misses the Kort hand no Bill tea but hi
says that's hall hum-yoa know hi ham ha DENNY
Crat. HI saw the Precedent wen he was ere. hi
there his ha Jenny say skawn has we say in franse
hsbout him HI don't hadmire. two much ko the hetur
nall sue Reer' hon his lips, which makes ne hal
way: cawshus how hi trust such hindi widualls.
De sides ne his Lo Ko Fo Ko, hand that enuG fer
me. Larry de sires her haffeck shun nate re gaurds
TO you deer Ben nitt, hand hi must conclocd, hash
ave promisd to hattend her to the hexi bishunW "
Sules victoreha-so had you
DoRorHEA RAHsBorrvr--
Hastur Ouse,
JUL 80
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

Gilpins News Rooms in Wall street, were
crowded 10 excess at early hour yesterday
morning, with merchants, loafers, brokers, PICK
pockets, clerks and gentlemen, with their hats
and hands filed with letters and parcels to go by the
steamers. Their anxiety was So great to get their
letters into the bags, they pushed, crowded and
squeezed to such extent, as almostto prevent Mr
Gilpin and his assistants, from attending to their
business The cheualiers dindustrie kindly relieved
three gentlemen of their pocket books during the
morning
As il is impossible to tell which will arrive in
England first the have sentduplicates, and
consequently, double the number OF letters will 60
out to-day than ever went before. 1t 10 estimated
that, BY the steamers and packet ships, upwards Of
eighteen thousand letters and parcels were des-
patched, from this city yesterday.
1t was amusing TO watch the different Persens who
vent 10 Gilpin's with letters. They were perfect
eopslomoraiion and spoke all the living languages,
and had n. NJ. Noah been there, all the dead Ian
guagss would have also been spoken
There was such rush and pressing forward, that
nany handed their letters to these who were in
better position, with directions to get them into the
bags IN some way no matter how, but to get them in
One gentleman had two single letters, which would
have cost him oaly fifty cents postage but he passed
and tsld him he might keep the balance, II he would
get them into the bags Of the British Queen.
Every chair, aud bench, and table, were occupied
With persons aiting their turn which we are afraid
never came with their letters stuffed in their pockets
Many wore the very picture Of dependency and as
tonishnent With their mouths and eyes wide open
they stared and looked upon their chance utterly
hopeless.
Ito o'clock, we went down with our budgets Of
letters, and after pushing and elbowing for half an
hour, we gave up il despair, and were compelled to
get into William street soon possible, to pre-
vent sufocation.
After recovering, we went down to Messrs. Wads
worth and Smith, and by dnt Of labor we succeeded
in getting one parcel into the bags Of the British
Queen Thence we proceeded over to Mr.. Richard
Twins with the rest Of letters for the Great
Western. They were all news documents, and we
never paid postage the like description Of letters
We passed them into the window, with the word
that they were frsm the " Herald" Office. There
is dollar and fifty cents TO pay for these" said the
clerk 10 us. "Oh no, our news letters always go
free. There 10 Captain Hoskens, will you please
ask him about theml" Captain Hoskens looked over
them and asked from whom they came. When told,
he said "CertAialy, they 60 free all letters and
packages from the Herald Office 60 free in the Great
Western I'll take them with pleasure" We
left Mr. Twins very much pleased with Captain Hos
kens, and thus ended hour and ffty miautes, by
the City Hall clock, occupied in despatching one
budget OF letters by the steam ships.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

STATE OF CASADA.-The present state Of the two
provinces IS like that of family in whose domestic
quarrels known enemies and strangers interfere. He
must be bad member Of the family who does not
unite to drive them out leaving all other quarrss TO
be settled when that is done.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

LOOK our F0R PrcRPocKErs-A small dark mo.
rocco wallet, containing seventeen dellars in Bank
notes and sundry papefs, was abstractcd from the
side pocket Of Mr.. George B. Granniss in the crowd
at the Exchange Ship Letter Office, about II o'clock
yesterday, while engaged in getting letters into the
stout, red faced man, about 36 years old appeared
like fresh imported villain, who doubtless belongs
to a gang lately arrived, to prey upon this com
munty.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

NIBLe's.-"Why are the Ravels like old Virgin
compant,ns. "Do You give il APT, Because they
nerer me The conundrum struck us as being
equally lust as IL was witty. They cannot tire while
hey continue to offer such well selected entertain
mcnts as are announced for this evening-to wit.
iigh, ROPE, the Revolving Statues, and Godenski,
the most asghable Of pantomime, with Gabriel in his
.avorite and most diverting character TO be sure,
the garden will be crowded.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02
MORNING HERALD.
B1E0AY. Ave. .. 1885.



What IL the reason that the Corporation are sseef
while Trinity Church is coming down by piece meal
What is the reason, while this is going hat Wall
street should not at be opened from river 10
rivers In former days when saeh an improvement.
was proposed the rich corporation OF the Episcopal
Church, worth probably S3oOoO,o 900, besides pre-
emption right TO the kingdom Of Heaven, always oo-
iected, on the ground Of the sacriiege that would
ensue from pulling down venerable old church'
This objection is now entirely removed. The rich
Corporation is pulling down the Church-but whe-
ther they mean to open Wall street on their own
hook or not we cannot tell Al least the Common
Council Ought TO enquire forthwith into this fact
and if they are not it ought TO be done, and that
soon.
The grave yard Of Trinity Church is utterly use
less in these latter days for its original purpose All
the saints sGrans and beautes oi the last and viru-
ous age are buried there; but Of late years roguery
Ia. so ranch in the world that few deserve
to be buried in Trinity Church yard. In the mean
time what Improvement would more adorn the city.
or benefit the public health, than the elongation Of
Wall street from Broadway TO the North River? If
the Holy Corporation Of Trinity Church want to
build cathedral on the ground there is plenty Of
room On either side for the proposed new street.
But above all things we call upon the Common
Council not to let the present opportunity escape
them Of opening Wall street to the North river We
know very well that this santed corporal on can ex
pend 100000 quieting the press and the peoples
servants about this imprsvement-but the power OF
bribery and corruption" although very potent in
Wall street and among the Wall street editors ought
not to penetrate to the interior Of lccofoco Com
mon Council. Come--move-stir-be at work early
in the morning.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

Dz- Mr.. A. ST. James, lady and son. or Count St
James, Madame Augusta and Master St James have
gene to Europe IN the British Queen She has been
in this coutry about three years, and in that time has
made S25,Oo0 by kicking up her heels She was
graceful and admired dancer, but could not succeed
in the same country with Celeste and Taglionis
They were too great IL their line for hcrso she has
departed.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

Gov. ROMAN, of Louisiana, has offered a reward
Of $500 fer the apprehension Of King Holstun, the
murderer Of ]. w. Moore.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

70 The BAIL takes place at New Brighton thi,
evening, At the usual hour The boat leaves the pier
on the west side Of the Battery at o'clock and re-
turns At IL o'clock. An elegant selection is ex.
pected.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

GREAT MATCH Boar RAcE.-A boat race came of
yesterday the foot Of Fulton street. North River
between the boats Duane and S. J. Willis, for eve
hundred q side-the distance about six miles which
was won with ease by the Duane, beating the Willis
about 300 yards. Time, 45 minutes and % seconds.
lhs Duane was rowed BY A. Simmons, c. Britton,
;. D. Hart, and J. Lewis coxswain. The Willis
was rswed by the celebrated Ludlow brothers, a.
fellows Abraham Ludlow, John Ludlow, Anthony
Ludi"w. and Henry Bargsr-Coxswain, nj. Burns
There was good deal Of money bet, and large qnan-
t'u"s changed hands, considering it was quarter
day, and some OF the knowing ones were sadlv d,.
appointed.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

CLAY AsD VAN BURrs meet to-.orrow at Sara.
tosa Springs. When Greek meets Creek
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

90 new island has appeared in the Pacific, 100
miles east Of Juan Fernandez
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are raising in Phila-
depA'a Tor this man and the support OF his family
and petitions are circ ulating for his release
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

CanaAa.
me Canada papers which arrived yesterday morning
fss zth iast. On the I'd inst. the Assizes for
noss District met At Toronto, according to ad-
Tor the special purpose Of try Ing Eve bri-
sAnos' WHO were taken At Point au Pelee and whose
we've contradistinguished from the other bri-
e~-1 p.i."ners taken in Upper Canada Their names
u, mp jackson, Disgenes Mackenzie, BENJAMIN
- !, sSac Mace and John M'Intyre. They were
o. eJ' ana were to have been sentenced on the
Myers, still stands committed for trial
AT the General Co~rt of Quarter se..;ons .s -.
reace, for the Western District of JI,nar GO.
heid at Sandwich on the 10th in.tan, ~, D..
was elected Chairman. in the room Of Chares E,l;o,
Esq who had been appointed in Aurii last ILL.,
were twenty one magistrates present. Of vho,,
Teen voted tor Colonel Prince the rest of ,h.n, -.
cning to vote. ''" "'-
vi the Government scheme for uniting IN. n.o-
vinces, the Montreal Herald" says:-a A n.rt oe
the scheme OF Government for these Colonies which
mas oeen permitted to visit the gmpses of the moon
W the High Officials Of the Empire is, that the I.e
g's'ativs Council, instead sf members nominated Car
me- shaii De an assembly, which, every eighnsu1
$50 receive an accession; and from which
tonate number are then to withdraw. ThiS
we look upon, fasorably. 1t will render the Conn.
Gil more popular than it has been.
Ihe price of Ashes is down in the Upper Prov.
ince Flour firm at S4s and provisions are on the
rise.
The Government Bill for uniting the Province.
mas been republished in all the Canada papers. and
seems TO meet with universal appreciation.
LswER ovsncEs.-Pictou, July 2-.American
r'sAermen We are glad to learn from a respectabIe
correspondent at Guysboro', that the report which
appeared IN former number of our paper. TO ~.
eHect that Mr. Dnacan Mcmillan, Light Collect At
.ne uu. OF Canso had been carried off by the Ame-
.oans was incorrect; the converse it appears was
the iact-ths Americans were carried OF bv him
Xsa, ana snugly left in custody of Mr.. Marshall Of
Mancnester ma Bay, for catching the Queens cod hsh
ana mackere without her proper leave and authortv
so lar 50 good but alas for the honestp Of those Ya
gees! II the fellows did not centrive to one
Q, ihe schooners, holus bolus, Goldfish mackere and
al. al Clever fellew, uncle SAM" We hone Mr.
Marshall will fr the remaining one at least What
would he think Of few auger holes in her bottom Ia
Observer 'o Ns o'o'''Ns'
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

90 The Austrian Minister, Baron MarechaI. is on
visit to Gene raj jackson.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

CeNsuL FOR VESEzuELA.-John b. Purroy. of
the CITY OF New York, has been appointed Consul
Tor the Republic OF Venezuela at New York, and has
been recognized as such by the President of the II
States.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

Vo- The Water Commissioners, yesterday, gave
notice that the proposals Of Homsted, Ives Holm
sted for secien Sc Of the Crston Aqueduct, would be
accepted, provided the explanations and securities
OF the contractors proved satisfactory. We under
stand that this contract was for S7l4OOO.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

uu- The run upon the Connie rcial Bank of Oswe-
60, which we noticed last week, appears TO have
originated with certain perssns who were disap-
pointed in discounts. The Bank was too firm to suf-
Ter In the least and her specie had diminished So, 800
only, after the run had lasted a fortnight.
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

10 The freight list, passage money, and postages
IN the British Queen are worth $4,000, and in the
Great Western $4,000 The Queen takes ont IIs
passengers, and the Western 81
Morning herald., 1839-08-02

General Scott arrived AT Bufalo on Sunday last
He awaits there the arrival Of Mr. Poinsett the Sec
rctary Of War; when the two are 10 consult and
make arrangements for the preservation Of peace on
the Canada frontier. At some part Of the frontier
line they are 10 the President and the Secretary
Of state when their tour will be connsed, and such
steps taken as will quiet the frontier fer
evermore Mr.. Clay will also 90 down the line, and
70 70 Quebec and make himself thoroughly aequaint-
ed with the state Of affairs Ia Canada and on our
frontier.