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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28
P A V IL 10 N,

PLEASANTLY aud centrally siui,ed on TreInola Rog
mo, an capable Of accommodating 90 persons
supplied with private paos and large aud airy chaheFs;h
house well furnished hous. the city Of Boston,
The subscribers have lived for several New VOID
{t the Astor and iiewadoi oour,c die table VII slwa
be well supplied with the best market Affords the celia
well stocked with choice Wines and Liquors -.
Refer C. 4. stoson. Astor House d. d. Howard ilo-
arl'y fous m. IL a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28
by F. ]. BEANNs, Auctoneer.

bf r j. bEAitNS, AuctOueer.
This day, Saturday No. Fulton street. at 10 o'clock
GG9eerisaA general Of Groceries, Liquors Sc,
ali % sp w s qpsn Of as size aekases
Goey oeotE at The @eh s east corner Of
eontsnts Of G store comprising large and alnaJ
assortment Also at the same Tine the lease of the and
Books and s,doneryAt O'Clock at the store,-a large
quantity OF books stationery aud fancy goods
Of former purchasers which called sale No
Handsome Furn,ureA II,s ococi-By virtue of lana.
oEHi warrant general assortment of very handsoms: house
card centre and pier tables: French and hall French chairs
and Endlas bedss B'S f ibr%e g's sn
ingram CARPETS match French plate mattel and nj.
ers eo. hall and astral lamps casabas plated cds,es
Also superior English Black Bird being very nne song.
s'g, Iossn 6n With a. 1rss mah9gany cage
oa a, Sslock at S SSo IS ' cah nm%'s IS shoes
sos cba Es!a s 8" cUGsi;as
Wd peH' rSeEs wnla". ;eH i'%ssk
Windsor chairs mahogany desk carpets Sc also Snan
u N'''''" furniture THURSDAY
paf Me- soif fu IF g Il GsS from, Of the
Yellow Ware assorted in packages IS cranS on d
4 ddesSes glass now landing Catalogues and samples
NIBLo & DUNLAP viii sell, at the Saloon Si6Ia, G,,.
One THOUSAND Pots Of Choice Plants ii. @ 9 S
b bne D,ias GeTnns Roses. Faea. roopss Ftr,
NQTTuiGGEM To- ptsURSNiTURE BUYERs-wAsHIN1,-
maui draw The attention of the public t he viii sell se
touches Sofas covered in different coored ruses stir.
ana mar CLOTH OF the latest Spring patterns. die 6m
agTT a. FOR ALBANY and TROY direct-Thc
SsJ--rEzs Splendid low pressure steamboat DE WITT
@E-ZC LlNTON, Captain r. Roe win leave
a foot s Of Goiand' street, This Saturday afternoon, May
The SWALLOW, Capt. A. Mclean, vii, leave as above
on Monday, May Ssth at O'Clock.
The above substantial boats fitted up with elegant Stale
Rooms and Tor accommodations unrivaled the Hudson
m2s
$50 - EX S1;I RS on; TO ,M.AELEMT0a Sun
boar JACOB BELL, tapt RiciaJ Ya,es
VIII leave the por foot of Gouyentur street al O'Clock
Pike 81 past Roosevelt st hatst AMI Delaney at three
O'Clock. ' " 49,
Returning, viii leave Harlem haGpast 5.
me above mp WI afford 10 the citizens of New York
view e East RIVER urgate and the public build
ng at Backwcls Island, the Long Island Farms &C. .noy
ing ~ t1s same time cheap and pie issn excursion
m29 IT.
aSysSt ~ THE RAINBOW MORNING LINE for
Es,r=.nsH-sss LBANY.--Th low pressure sl.amboat
I-sx-ZRAlN viii leave the foot Of Robinson
street every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at O'clock
$50 Il r PE0PLE's LINE FOR ALBANY AND
A---SS-Zthe Steamboat Pier between Coutiandt' and
~ The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt. A. r. ST. John leaves
nScy, th.ssday aud Saturday afternoons en- ociock
A, Ihe steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt l.. W Brainar,
Mqnday and Friday Afternoons seven O'clock
deil leaves Tuesday, Thursdv and Saturday afternoons at
hvr @ CLOCK, Tor Albany and intermediate places
above boats and
elegant state rooms and in all respects among
the Hudson River "S
freight, apply board IN
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MEDICAL.
DIR MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER oisrF vsARy. sns. Fuion street, ne.r
~ d. Nor mcaltf u the Royal COLLEGE
~ ~ an -neos lauin sld fonnsFiy Surgeon "
tas Hh NAFy a. b. ccnsutct dn on diseases 81
.. agios. tsI, ts Hgrdrnt q quact ne
e' Mr. NJ has n. q "a an treating ~
dsrasss al and complicated forms, and
rid s1e af W. sutstitns f mercury. cradle 4
~ sssre With without suhsciing the
paii y rs.. o. ,sietsns ham y h,s usual dei OF ~
frrrsnenf chsfucs IN The aefhs such stnetuees and
aceosAi with saeh anJ dull OF the
cougorncts q mtivsfufn and leading ultimately Ia uin
nsta d. NJ trssts rtrctares ~ scisac era
dnsg lfouaiias AlsoIq1 q the uicksred membrane with
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. hcus,ir.s of youuz
sn snhslnE nm - sof Indulgence
sfei as'rutrr hahsf sd who- further injured
RON tn a ts,prs sl fvnded slsc,tcs which s',mu
,ss -l AZ ,nreJ - = ~ si usAis saeh ON
.ue cases f us oiin-is Yield o. hos plan %
Letter. sf Ialt AID suisblc re will eusurc
siif fa stire d nssdcias art the tninn
b. ls Ftia1 hsty q his ~ detail The ho
No CURE No PAY
mr. fOOff Ne. ~ ,uans Ihrisrn takes
~ ~ ioa q 'alfsn ~ Iaif,e thet s si affords rcef 10
Glsscs, Gle acr,i Il ticae dssse, mereags alice
and De the dise4s-.
Cover. fom rrsdsnre a years In the Hos ita
PURGE, devoted 70 fs of ts d@sse and fon
Of profession. sas sud siesdy, and eacctuai
such a. nsrlses unf has testmcnt Re
ss5 o'f a- s .ss " mia ssd aaS,oa. NODE
ef.im.a' ~ s, % isuIti.a FROM ea.ines OF ae N,
arrfahis nsa 40 desI.ir "a eemIaee recovery At
rniAncs i "a de rofuis snii 10 oelock al nSht Once
NJ. ~ Lasne atfee1 ms lm.r
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MARSHALL HOUSE.

ssn ioA he S Sacu fS os Troy viii rS.e 6a
Marshall House tho 3o,h instant hotel and bosri.s
house it il undergoing thorough Ipsr and vii be
complete order, and furnished IN hsnds, Style The iorats
is central being the side OF broadway No, go
OF Reade street. short distance from t. Par aud f
busines part Of the city. The commodious shd
pleasant and il the of the host accommodate
travelling community and boalers that shall be
satisfactory for the prices charged Haing long experience
catering for the public taste, IL. all that is,o
him with their patronage. that his b,st -yerops will be made
please and from the situation desirable location
visiting make the Marshall House their hom9 Tie
will be furnished with choice liquors, and the lauder with
ubanlas aud d.caeies of the and with
servants and every regard for the comfort of his the
' myls snsc +. $. MONROE
CyHANGE OF MISREPRESENTATION BUNEL
~ has the honor of informing h friends and the pblic IN
neral that his REsTAuRA~T No. Broad
street the Of the Custom House public This
establishment which will be known under the Of EU
ROPEAN HOTEL, located in the centre OF business,
saloons for private parties, aud furnished moderate
prices The Restaurant will be kept the plan of the best
tsbhments Of Paris and the Bill Of Fare will always
the and newest variety of dishes m2 Inn
TORT LEE PAVILLION.-Ths beautiful and summer
residence open and in adnes for the reception Of
G1' ss ' srEHES ASN&T a@
thanks friends pnbc
for patronage bestowed him for the last year, and he
atiers himself by his usual and attendance 10 his bu
sness those honor him either boerders
&C. Relislcs and refreshments hand at all times Private
parties be accommodated with dinner the shortest notice.
large; excursions and military companies be furnished
with dinners and wine short notice.
The public depend the boat according her
advertisement.
Refer to the advertisement the Sun PIPER for the trips the
will make four trips day during the months of June July,
and August. mia lmsr
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GREAT TEMPER A N G. E
DEPOT---NOT TETOTAL.

L L L L I Y L
THE subscriber offers the following Wines Tempe
L Wines =
MADEIRA (ot the highest gades) in wood and in glass
SHERRlES do, Pale, Gold, Brown, and Amontillado, in
wood and glass.
PORT, do. in wood and glass; direct from Oporto. -
BURGUNDY in cases, Chambertln, Romance Clos de
VeongeOt.
CLARETS-Chateau Mar-eaux and various other brands.
HOCKS-Johannesber Steinberg, Hockhelmer Gelsen-
himer Rheudeshne, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Marcobrunner Hntc-
hauser Chrfzberser, Broncbers and Pesporer.
SPARKLING HOOKS; do CHAMPAGNE, various
brands &c &c.
each.
few pipes Holland Gin. The Brandy and Gin is only Of
ervd in of sickness. Apply to
GILBERT DAVIS, IS Pine street,
mig I'm t&w corner Of William street.
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WITHOUT Itrtl, ilOUtN "IttU"t c"'r"'''
MR.. A. s. VAN PRAAG Surgeon Dentist offers his PRO
VI fesonal services III. ladies and gentlemen OF ne CITY
q New York. and its vicinity in all the branches oil MODERN
Dentistry.
Mt A. S. " r. has been regularly educated TO the profess
sion in yden Holland and hts been honoed with Don9
of the Medical Schools OF both North and south Holland and
also several certificates Of The most respectable families where
c hes paciiced ints United States which he rrcsumes will
en,le him 10 the confidence of the American public He
those who may be pleased to honor him with thar
ent ,n scientific and the most reasonable terms
His Ohcc is at No. 81 Warren street New York.
~ B--At all times hand, Tooth Powder, Tooth Paste
md Medicines adapted the Of the Diseases of the
Mouth generally. m2i I'm
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FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &C.
FO u r II II J UL Y. 1912.

COUNTRY and CITY dealers IN fireworks viii find to their
Of the best quality X. AYLIFFE'S old establishment sc
Chatham street large quantity of fire crackers received
Rene the OF the mammoth sky rockets and gold
ElAr lnOlf iisr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

Who's LOST THE Day Goops THE premises No Es
street. occupied by the German Jews Morz Silver and
the brothers Guntz arrested for larceny thoroughly
searched by officers Sweet and Frame, and dry goods
the amount of several hundred dollars recovered
Among them challies shaws muslins scarfs aces
Of all kinds and descriptions cacoes vels gloves
&C., from all Of which the private marks Of the from
whence they were purchased, appear to have been
moved The most ofthese articles remnants. They
fully committed the charge Of stealing lace from
the store Of A. G. T s. Crane AZ Cedar street. and admit
ted to bail in the sum of $500 each.
CHARGE OF PERJURY.-A German named johann Holbig
committed Wednesday on a charge of perjury in
giving evidence in before Judge Jones in which
John ~ Selby and Thomas H. Selby were plantits and
Soloman Woolfson defendant under the act to abolish
imprisonment for debt and punish fraudulent dcbtors
BuReLARy.-A man named John Harris, coachman oil
Arthur Bronson whose Stable is at 40 Bond street was
committed yesterday by A. NJ C.. Smith for breaking nto
and stealing worth Of clothing from the stable on
the night Of The 18th instant .
BRurALIrv.-A human being, we believe from outward
appearance named Joseph Shotwcl was dscoverea yes
terday in the act of beating his wife in the vicinity OF
Hudson street near Barrow Mr.. Thomas r. Miner OF 80
Commerce street. very CALAMITY 10 prevent the
monsters abuse of female when ne turned upon Nun
was that Mr. Shotwe locked for safe
keeping and finally admitted to bail IN the sum Of
$500.
Acc,erSr.L DEArH--Mr. John Condor, junk shop
Of l15 Roosevelt street. severely injured by
injuries while climbing into Of the windows
Of his premises that he died Wednesday night The
doors OF house having been closed he resoed to this
mode of entrance and in doing accidentally slipped
and striking his head against the pavement caused his
death by fracture of the skull although outward inu-
ries were Visible
TAxrS TEA--Oficer McComb arrested Hugh Van
Brunt Wednesday evening" for stealing half chest OF
from the store orwin W. Barney 1877 West street and
examination he was fully committed
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Hsrald.l
BALTIMORE Au1 15 1919

Correspondence OF the Hcrald.1
Baltimore, Aug. Is, ls4a
S,orm-F7ood-Whis State Convention. &c.
Mn. EDITOR
It commenced raining yesterday abou. twelve O'Clock,
and continued to pour down in torrents accompanied
by strong STEADY eastery wind, occasionally sharp
flashes of lightning and heavy peas Of thunder until be-
tween four and FIVE O'Clock this morning, when cit
aroused from their sumbers by the ringing Of
bells and the alarm of food On repairing to the wharf
it found to be overlooked in various places by the
backing of the waters in the basin, which had risen
probably six feet higher than usual Pratt st. from Cheap
side Light st. distances entirely
under water that small boats could float on it. In Light
street. South Calvert street. and Cheapsde the
far as Lombard street There cellars in these
streets at the points mentioned otherwise they have
been filled with water. On Smiths Dock, and in fact,
several of the docks, there was overlooking to very
considerable extent The damages the Point said
their mornings and others upset by the wind have not
this early hour been able learn the full hs
serious. That there has been heavy gale down the
Chesapeake bay have little doubt 1t was really
full night. The heavens truly robed in blackness,
and seemed to mutter vengeance.
The wing State Convention met yesterday agreeably to
appointment Twas large and highly respectable body.
On motion of Judge Harwood, VIM. Price, ESQ.,, Of Ha-
gersown, Washington county appointed to the chair
He provided with the requisite number of assistant
officers when after adjusting some preminares, Henry
Clay, of Kentucky nominated suitable candidate
for President of the United States which motion aop
ted unanimously, and by exclamation The Convention
them after arranging minor matters adjourned
die The address, understood to have been written by j.
L. Cary Esq., editor Of the Americans able and truly
eloquent production
am informed, upon undoubted authority. that tho
State Of Mary has paid hundred thousand dollars
of her debt to the Chesapeake Bank this city, and that
said bank continues hold the security she formerly
did, for the balance which in the neghborhood of
ventywo thousand dollars more This has put the Ches
apeake botng, and she is discounting all
the good paper TIL offers.
p S.-Halfpast o'clock--The tide has risen
than foot since the above written. The
boat landing in South street entirely covered with
water. At the mouth of the Falls the Point and on
the opposite side of the basn the injury done very
siderable. Several merchants the wharf and in ad-
joining streets will lose very heavily The storm has
sgan commenced and continues to rain and blow
strongly any previous time.
In business there nothing Flour remains at SIS,
and Wheat from 60 TO 100 cents por quality Beef
Cattle, 1915 so per 100 lbs drove Of pigs sold at
$3.50 per 100 lbs Oats % cents rye, ST. corn, - S.
Whiskey in hhds. 30 cents, and in bbls. %.
RODERICK
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Rio de Janeir0.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
Rio DE JANEIRo, June 3Oth, 1872.


DEAR SIR
The recent outbreak in ST. Paul's is for the most
artquelled. Ii threatened TO extend ITSELF and be-
come very serious in this and the neghborhood Pro-
vince OF Minas; but the unexpected activity and en-
ergy OF the Minister of War have completely frus-
trated the plans of the rebels. This gentleman is
Portuguese, and had his schooling under yelling.
ton, in the Peninsula He is at work night and day.
sleeps in the arsenal and on the first notice Of an
cmuee, no matter where, troops are instantly on the
march.
Our Consul too, is equally energetic in half oftbe
"powers that be-" He has had Captain Clark. of
the barque Mary, of Baltimore, put in prison on sus
plcion Of smuggling powder tor the use of the rebels
This vessel touched here from some place. bound TO
the river Plate. The captain was unable to dispose
of the powder there, and was obliged to give bonds
that il should not be landed The Mary returned to
this port in ballast To relieve himself of the bonds
the captain goes TO the American Consul and max e 3
affidavit that the powder was landed, or taken from
his vessel, somewhere on this coast. The Consul
Immediately denounces Captain Clark to the Col
lector of the Port and of course fine and mprson-
ment follow. The conduct of Mr., Slocum has been
generally condemned by his countrymen, and even
the Brazians, as mean and treacherous but he is
repaid by the thanks of the government here and
they will doubtless recommend him in strong terms
to the great Dan al Washington.
The Delaware and the sloOps are in port getting
ready for another cruize. The Concord goes to
Mozambique and Madagascar-he Decatur to the
river, accompanying the Delaware.
Yours, ARcTURus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

GRAND BALL AT RocKAwAY To-Nienr-We learn
direct from the Marine Pavilion, Rockaway. that
the Grand Ball of the season will be given there
this evening Fnday) and not tomorrow. This
change has been made in order not to trench on the
Sabbath morn. We ALEC learn that there will be
a splendid supper given of snipe, woodcock, soft
shell crabs, and oceans OF champagne. A number
of ladies and gentlemen went down yesterday to b,
ready for the occasion. More will 90 to-day. I
will be the greatest ball OF the season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

Another PRESENT FOR HARRY OF THE WEsT.-
Some friend has presented Mr.. Clay with very
beautiful plough. If Mr.. Clay were to spend the re-
mainder Of his days in using that valuable insiru-
ment far as his health would permit, he would
be much wiser and happier man on his death bed
than ifhe were to become President of the United
States, and fret out his le's brief span in the cor
rupt and noisy arena Of politics
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Cream Of the British Magazines for
August.

o. TO-MORROW'S BROTHER JONATHAN
will be the richest number that has appeared for many
weeks Among the contents are-0ur Mess Four new
chapters of Jack Hinton the Grimsby Chest, by II.
Hood, from the New Monthly the sorcerer from the
German of Weber Astrology and Astrologers; Miss
Wintergreen the Boz Tea Party Lucie, an original
Tale the Chemists first Murder, by Lamar Blanchard
the Toothache Scenes in London Fashions for August
Music I" The Evening Gun J" Weekly Gossp News OF
the Week, &c. sc SIC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

SCANDAL IN ENeLAND---There is great deal Of
scandal going on in England just now; the late
English papers teemed with it, The Sunday
Times SAID that Miss Adelaide Kemble had two
children born and living in Glasgow, before she was
married to Count Sartorus, (perhaps by former
husband,) and another paper charges the Countess
of Winchelsea, (niece to the Duke of Wellington
with stealing the jewels of the Duchess of Gordon,
and that they were found in her possession. Proba-
Div both stories are false.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

PICTURE SALOON, CoIMAN's, BRoApwAY.-This is
one of the most delightful and fashionable lounges
we have in the city. Indeed, there other place
in the city that compare with it. Mr. Colman
has the superb collection of pictures of all kinds
in the city. And stranger should leave the city
without calling see his unrivaed gallery of works
of art, French, English, Italian, and American.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

AslTArE-AGIrATE.-Wh don't the "young de-
mocracy" hold mass meeting, se,iatem in every
ward, and get Mike Walsh to speak There are
also vast number of young men, ready to burst
with bright ideas Come up to the work at once
and put down all the midnight old clo' cliques
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AN EXCITING RIpE.-Take the mail stage at Bur-
lington, Vermont, after you have spent day at
Towards comfortable hotel there, and ride over
the Green Mountains through Middlebury and
Keene, down TO Boston II is the most bracing
ride that ever man took-or woman either. We
have tried il and know the fact.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

SOMETHING LIKE BLACK MAIL.-Webb of the cele-
brated left leg, had thousand dollars out OF the
Baltimore Trust Co., John Duer manager--not a
cent of which has been paid. Pray, was this money
given him 10 pay for puffs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

NiB.o's.-The new pantomime increases in popu-
larity nightly. Every one is delighted with it. II
is given this evening, with daring feas on the Tight
Rope, and the classic groupings named the Three
Gladiators, in which Gabriel, Jerome and An tome,
have made themselves famous The whole family
appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

The AsHBuRToN DrNNER.-The committee have
announced this fete at the Astor House next Thurs
day-but they have not stated the price of tickets
We will see now whether they intend to make it a
great national, fete or a small exclusive affair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

SETTING RieHT.-Several of the very small poll
ticans say that Captain Tyler could raise large
party here, but for Bennett Of the Herald, who is
considered the Captains organ.
Be easy on that score. We are not, nor ever was,
the organ OF the Captain, and don't care button for
him any other man, farther than they perform
their public duties. When the Captain is right, we
approve him-when wrong, we cut him up We
ask nothing Of the Captain and care for nothing he
can give The free, enterprsing and independent
Herald is glory and fortune enough for u.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

JOHN c. CALHorN.-This statesman is going ahead
rapidly az of the democratic candidates for the
presidency. One of the papers in this city has de-
clared in MS favor-so has the democracy of Rich
mond county passed resolution looking that way.
If Martin don't stir his stumps, he will be broken
down before the ball s opened.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

CHATHAM THEATRE.-The performance of Mr..
Forrest and Miss Clifton draw an immense audience
to this really beautiful establishment The engage.
ment of these eminent performers is likely toprovs
the most successful Of this season The bill for to
night is a rich one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

FLORIDA HERoEs.--Brig. Gen. Worth, Major Coo
per, Lieut. Sprague, and Surgeon Harvey, have ar
rived IN Washington, from the Florida war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

Mr.. CLAY going on grand electloneerng tou
through the South West this tall. Next summer WI
suppose he will be in New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

LAKE CHAMpIaIN-It is worth iourneyto Lake
Champlan, in these warm days, to take trip up and
down that glorious sheet of water in the steam boat
Burlington, Captain Sherman. This boat is the bVou
OF the age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

GREAT WALKING MATcH.-A Mr.. Eworth, o
Maine, is about to walk one thousand miles in on,
thousand successive hours, at Cambridge, Mass.
next month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

LATER FROM TIVE SANDWICH IsIANDs.-Letters
from Oahu, dated in May last, have reached Boston
by way OF the West coast Of Mexico. and Santa Fe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

New BRIeHroN.-A grand and brilliant ball comes
off at this charming and fashionable resort tonight
which will be attended by some of the most beauti
full and fashionable women in the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

The FRIGATE GoMER.-The French frigate wi
leave here on Sunday for Norfolk in Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

JOE SMITH AND THE MoRMoNs.--Great news is ex
pected every day from Nauvoo. Look out 70
squalls among the saints and sinners out west.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-26

IMFEAcH HIM.-CaPt. Tyler hssput lady in Office.
He has made Mrs. Doyle, widow Of the late post
MASTER Of Chester, Penn the successor Of her hus-
band. Here's chance for Bolts.