The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-09


obtain specie he must go the corner "exactly OPP
posite where he could obtain the hard dollars for
his bank paper In consequence of this and other
like calls, not very agreeable when one is in
hurry, we hereby give notice that we neither re-
deem nor take Plainfied money.
CARRIER PIGEON EXPREssEs.-We understand
that the arrival OF the next Liverpool steamer, at
Boston, two pigeon expresses will be started, with
the result of O'ConnePs trial. and the price of cot
ton tied to their legs. One of these expresses be-
longs to NJ. Y. Beach, the Plainfeld fnancier, and
the other to John Jones (not the button maker.)-
The latter parsonage bets that his pigeons will beat
the former. Well see
ANOTHER FREE TRADE MOVEMENT. under
stand from friend of Duff Green that he intends,
and is preparing, to start fresh free trade move
ment and newspaper, in opposition to MIR. Wyckofi
and that he will be able to set that affair right be-
fore the public. We are also asked whether we
will publish a statement from the General. Ger
tainly. There are always two sides to every i'm
portant case, in politics poetry.
ANOTHER WAR.-Park Benjamin having demo-
lished the Harpers, say nothin. of eating up Ia
sstro, has now opened his guns on George p. Nor
rs and N. p Willis. His first shot is given in this
weeks New World, which you will please get and
read-it is only pistol shot upon the Mirror cheap
extras, but we expect that Parks pistol will be
like Paddy's. grow up to be big gun the spring
advances. Nothing like vegetation.
Political NoMINATroN.-Henry A. Mullen
burg has been nominated for Governor of Pennsyl-
vania, by the democrats of Pennsylvania in con-
vention They also came out in favor Of Van
Buren, for the Presidency. Van Buren, had 96
votes; Johnson 36, and Cass l.
Wing Observation-Disclosures Franklin was last
evening declared the wing nominee for Mayor
LOCAL ELEcTroNs.-The wings have elected
their candidates for mayor of Rochester and Buff
ialo. In the former place, no wever the democrats
have elected majority Of the aldermen.
GooD.-The Harlem Railroad Company have is-
sued orders to their agents to take no more of the
Plain6eld shinplasters.
INFORMATION WANTED.-We publish the follow
ing letter as the best mode to procure for the wri-
ter the information he wants The Baltimore pa
pers first published the statement. Can they ei-e
more p
ScHUYLERvILLE, March 5th, 1914.
sinI take the liberty trouble you and ask iuforma
ton in relation to matter of which, believe you
best inform noticed in your paper some other
recently in relation to Contemplated railroad
in Russia and mistake not, the Chief Engineer is
American Mr. Whistler and that he desires assistants
from his country. What desire to know is, whe-
Their this is true, and if SO, how they to
building and whether your opinion is a desir-
and give what information you may pos
sess of the natter and thereby confer favor en- sub.
scriber. Respectfully yours &c.
PS.-Please inform me who the builders of the engines
arc, am informed that they to be built this
country. J. l.. C.
NAVIGATION OpENING.-The Hudson is open TO
Newburg. Steamers leave for there this morning
The present wet weather will soon open it
through to Albany.
EARTHQUAKE AT ST.. VINcENr's.-There was a
serious revulson of nature at this place on the
9th of January. Particulars not received.
PERFUMERy, &c.-Our lady readers are informed
that Jones, of the American Eagle, 81 Chatham
street, has, with his usual enterprise, formed a
branch of his extensive establishment in the shape
Of beautiful little perfumery and fancy store at
1923 Broadway. Give him call, you who wish
good perfumery cheap. Jones' articles are first
rate-A No. l. He is the inventor Of Jones'
Italian Chemical Soap, and jones' Coral Hair Res
toratlve.
THoRNE's BowERY AMPHIrHEATRE.-Thisb beau
tful place, with beautiful houses and beautiful
scenery, which is fitted up on the plan Of Ashley.
in London, opens on Monday evening next. 1t j.
a theatre that has been much wanted in this city
and the performance will be of the same finished
character that has ever distinguished Astley's On
Monday evening the ''Forty Thieves" will be pro.
duced in splendid style, wit. "Open Sesame, after
the original.
Musical, sc.
The Hutchinson famy--the mountain minstrel,
from Vermont-givc another Concert on Monday
next at Niblo's.
The Sacred Concert of the New York Musica
Society takes place at the Apollo Saloon, Broad
way, tonight. The programme is rich.
Madame Damoreau and Artot have reached
New Orleans, safe and sound from yellow fever
hey will be here In May-perhaps sooner
Mrs. Sutton is in this cly-preparing to leav'
for Italy, to fulfil some engagements In the Italian
Opera in that land OF song.
posing the music Of an opera which he intends Ia
king to Europe in May or June. This fine genlu
will yet create a sensation IN the world.
George p. Morris is writing an Opera, it is said
the scene laid somewhere up the Hudson River
Who will set it to music
Tom Bell, the famous auctioneer, wit, philOso
pher, and transcendentalist, at IS Ann street, !
giving lectures daily on furniture, dry goods, mill
gratis too, except you happen to be the last bidder
Professor Wines is lecturing on the politics O
the Ancient Hebrews in Charleston, S. G.
Professor Gliddon is doing the like thing on tn
Ancient Egyptians, in Philadelphia.
The Seguins, ShrvelI, and Archer are operating
in Charleston, s. c., exchanging their notes 70
specie.
starry heavens, and astronomy IN general. wa
the philosophy of the playhouse. This is YER
knowing age of the world
Henry Clay expects to he in Savannah on III
| 18th or 10Th Of March-aso to be President on IN
| 18th of March next year.
MORE Music We cannot do less than draw tn
attention of amateurs to the series of "Vocal Er
tertalnments' to be commenced this evening at tn
Bell Tavern" ~ Ann street. II we may judge b
the taste displayed by the proprietor in fitting mp TIN
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