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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15
From the Northern Light.

ORIGINAL PURCHASE OF TIE ISLAND or New
YoRK.-We furnish below 30 the readers OF the
Northern Light, an interesting and curious letter.
recording among other important events, the puT
chase of the island OF Manhattan, two hul.-
dred and seventeen years ago, by the Dutch
from the Indians, for the sum of sixty gullders
or twenty four dollars The tract conveyed for
this trfing sum contains 1880 acres.
Hooghe Noshende Heeren,
Her is ghister schp Waten van Amsterdam
;engekomen, Ell is den % September uyt Nleu Ne
derandt gezylt uyt de rivicr Mauritius. happorie-
rem dat ons volk daer klocc is en- veedigl, leven,
hare viouwen hebbep ooc kindered aldaer gabacrt; !;
hebben Il eyondr Hanhattes van de Wide gekocht
voor de waerde van GO guden is groot t,VVO NOR
gen; Hcbben der allie koren hall hey, sezeyt en-
half Augusro gemayd. Daewan veynden de mum
terkins van Zomer koren ais tarrew, rogge, garsl,
hayer, boucwoyt, knarizaet, boontjens en- Was.
T. SCHAGHEN.
Hou =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

High and mighty Lords-Ycserday arrived the
ship "The Arms OF Amsterdanl;" she sailed from
the River Mauritius [Hudsonl in the New Neither
lands on 25 Sept. They report that folk there
are prosperous and live in peace; their women have
borne children there already; they haze purchased
from the Indians for the sum Of SO cuiders the ISL
land Manhattan which is II ,000morgen large. They
have already sowed grain by the middle of May and
reapt by the middle of August; samples of summer
crops have come, such as wheat rye, barley, oats,
buckwheat, canary seed, beans and flax.
T. SCHAGHEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15
Portland Argus.

CHARITY vs.. ToBAcco.--A citizen OF Cincinnati
has inclosed forty dollars to the Trustees OF the
Township, to be distributed among the poor This
is the amount he estimates he has saved BY abstain
ing from the use of tobacco during the last four
wears, having been before that time an inveterate
slave TO the Indian weed. This Is double act of
charity. first TO the man himself who is saved from
the i'll effects OF perncious habit, and secondly 10
the poor, who enjoy the amount saved tromhs own
personal gratifcation. Cincinnati paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

SUSPECTED MuRDER.--An affair occurred in
Harpswcll the past week which has occasoned
considerable excitement in that vicinity. The
circumstances as | learn are as follows: 4 Young
woman unmarried by the name of Curtis,
about four weeks since became the mother of
fine healthy boy--but refused all the in,crroea.
hons OF the attending physician, Dr. Bliss. to ac
knowledge who was It's father The mother and
chi!d we're DONG well till few days since, when
Dr. b. administered medicine for a slight cankcr
IN the mouth Immediately after taking the
medicine the child was taken vomiting and lived
bat three or four hours. Suspicion of foul play
was created, and the stomach and intestines of
the ch'ld We're examined by DR.. Mckeen, who
gave 1t as his opinion that arsenic had been taken
10y the child, and that its death was caused there
by. DR.. Bliss has been arrested on complaint of
the Coroner and an examination before a Justice
of the Peace is to take place on Tuesday. Since
tho death of the child, the mother has on oath
testified that Dr. Bliss was It's father Dr. g.
IS married man, and since his residence in
darpswel', has sustained an irrcproachabc char
acter; and If he is innocent, it is hoped that it
may appear 50 on the investifiation
J
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

u The following Is Mrs. MAp!soH's letter, on
receiving the vote Of The House, emitting her TO
seat the floor
Permit me TO thank y6u gentlemen, as the Com
nittce the par, of the House OF Representatives.
for the great qualification YOU have ;his day conferred
upon me, by the delivery of the favor of that honor
orable body, allowing me 4 seat wthu It's Hall |
shall ever be proud recoeci ii as token OF Their
remembrance, collectively and individually, of one
who has gone before us. D. T. MADISON
"WAsaINGToN, January 9th. 1874
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

S A ST. Louis paper tells story OF diScon-
late wife lowered into the grave exclaimed with
tears in his eyes. Well, Eve lost hogs and Eve
los, cows, but never had any thing cut Inc up like
1hisi,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

- The small pox is raging with much sever
lty IN many OF the Western villages OF Wisconsin,
and Is working its way Eastward toward Madison,
he seat oi government. In Faterille, al The latest
dates, there were twenty-five cases.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

C10Ai4! CUAL.-Tfle real genuine Red ASA
Jreach Orchard purchased at the dock OF second hant
eaets bat at e icpata head a tf tgs %efe + WE sst
nIcFs s OF carriage, well screened from the yard sYEoTn
y-igers endorsement on the back OF e:Gh cSst IA 3 io
wanna So Isfgh s., Liverpool, sceeEet 50 arc 5"i
;gs.irinstnr -, ,.czr Srrizs. GuEEASG SGY co. %
TEACH ORCHARD CO.I..-The subscriber
has nov on hand for sale the above coal OF all sizes,
ic m offers for sai- at iow market pric2 from tte yard
Orders through the Des;e os Or iei5@t the Office OF
TSTOEES plGbERSON, No. lO7 Anthony ST.,
rear OF BrQ2Gway Ial,elnscl5
Iirsrnaol and Sydney Coal for family Smiths,
hand io sale aS above. also Ash and Lelsh Coh OF ali
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

DR-. PHlNNtY'S FAMlLY PILLS-T6.s..
~ mild and purely Vegetable lis we.e inst ip,roipr,
tne pubIs uitols circulation, thus allowing ge,sSsS
Test them before they guchased anal they have t-cO
States anu few Sou.he-, cites. without much adrs-sS
al are aIgsi, used the PRACTICE OF the ean,nt NV
,c,aus many 81 whose celc,S lyc cgra yOipgt.jy .,
su Persons a:ctrd N'i,l co'i dyspepsia. hlluue>f ~
enmatis after rryin. ;Eerl will aeysr wthoa So
;hei roSsasS,ou. le.e vS may 5e bad ali ths ri.oi
Drng and Country Stores il the above mentioned Ss -;
wholesale and rei a. A i. ), D. SANDS 70 Fuousi ard
Sands CO. II East Broadway; 4 B. Sands Co Nc, n
Broadway N:w York Browning X Brothers. g Marke,y
phj!a,-l. ha and Maynard NOges Merchants Row Boz,
tom Price . cents. and 81 cents Ier Box ia n
- - ~ L,LIL II ~. \ -, y ! Ezn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15
COAL ASH SITTER.
BULL IS ? A Z f \ 7

An INVALUABLE ARTICLE FOR Ell
Il THEIR PRIVATE FAMILIES OR PUBLIC IN
.SUTJTION s-By putting your Ashes aud CIPters IN
hopper at one end &c TIE machine and giving crank At the
opposite end turns viii n4 the materials SepTat
same particle of dust cea escape dens ae oler-
alton. - = r.,..
use will screen barsl of coal ashes III minutes.
No s. hotel size, vii 60 ;ne same amount OF wo5H III
The unprecedented demand for the above aftlel- has cora
rts r SIJ l. 10 .rsc: machinery Ter us InanE!actory
Now m nsr IN the Asor House, fr4nln House, American
ot snd rnos osr public Institutions, as We'll as
Ia -'NI''' - % South william street and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

CCOTT'S VEGETABLE, plLLS.-Mn Old.
- ham aged years resllidns 8th ST corner Of SOQi
aud >t Williams burg months intense sutIn: pr
Eryspas in bot legs has been cnIed and RAPIDLY msr
ius instreugh by the Of these Ps individuals alsaa
this Gay afflicted with Scrotla Dropsy the Head Dys
epsia Liver Gomplant Inflammation the Lungs aais
IL Brea, d Sides, Influenza, Group, Sc have bea 5lIea
l2 cent, each a; SCOTS Vegetable Pill Office IS Canalsn
also ct L. O. LspgdonS, l03 EroadMay;G q B. Price SO
fiudsonst.: H. = Dunn, Il Ssh Avenue; j. Slater, p Div
sion.sl ~ York B. NcBrsar, Fulton, conner of High st.
Bfooklyu. D. Smyth, 500 Broad ST., Newark. S. va
Schsack /! south llt'ket-stes. Albany kensdel Gni
hu 81 Congress-s. Troy,
Agents wanted. jl3 In.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

~ FE.Frs - WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
:ttr-rSEaaz+-i FOR NEWPORT AND MlDDLETOWN
:S2iEsIsss iOi NJ touching at SeSunes Dock staten
Island On aud after Nlon,ar, October 18th, the Steamer
HOCKLAND Capt Crawford will leave Aiddleown Point,
tle rermttns Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at Os
O'Clock Ne II O'Clock, and NewI os, foot Of Robin
aonssst Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays gli ococ
stages Will he readiness the arrival o.! I!e boat
70 Freehold cIany part c the country OH
.gsz-r's = ELIZA bETt:-2UNT AMI NEW
t,-.s.z-4t.:1-si YORK FERRY COMeANY.--WlNrER
II. Cents,
The stelmb2ats WATEk-WiTCH and C!Npt.A:,i.LA
jiY daily irom tii2aheHot 10 New orl,, touching Few
Brighton and toil Richmond, each trip, follows:
i'u and after the 10Th day OF November, l%a:,
anl.i9{ oslesk a; NJ a, 5 aud 10; ocioeE a. ".
At / and 81 O'Clock II Il. 81 Il aud o'clock, F. NJ.
ON SUNDAY, ON SUNDAY,
N.c.Fssssaser for Wssttield Scotch Plains ianl-ld,
epundt rock, somerve aasion and Schoo!ey's Mountain
by TIE slabet-tohn ard SOmery!!e Railroad Cars MI
leave Newy ork the * o'clock boa the mornings aL
,!,t /! ana o. ciOc; boats II the afternoon.
Passengers from the s. O'Clock boat VIII leave Sceryi.
stages FOR Eason and Tor Sch0oley Mountain the arrival
of the AZ SoIlerviiie.
The Horse Car Will Leave The from; % Union tio:c! Qus
ter o: ao&r 10 ;te departure Oi each boat,
: u baggage risk =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

s.=F FOR SALE OR EXCAANGE.-A highly
f improved farm OF l25 acres with all the stock, crops
-aua tools The buildings ample convenient and in
ne order /, desirable and productive property situated
IN :. Brunswick, y. :esey. kilograms be the
Office of f. p. < J. C. SMITH,
%, # S5 Liberty trpet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

sgss-A A SNAIL. FARM FOR SALE-Simated
the 9nbc road about 200 yards from the Turnpike
- road to Flushing miles from Wliiassbnrsh Ferry,
Of land winch lies high and calculated for early yege-
tables &c. It has very handsome building SPOT with choice
the premises four tunes day and from Ns~:Y ltli WILL
Powell near the premises mile from the MaSre Hotel
OF KOGEisT WEBER, .67 Broadway. jal0 lmH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

=. .asa=<a zsNGW YORK AND KINGSTON
;i.s.u- s.ls STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
NEtor Kingston and Delaware and Eud
son Cana-Stesnhoats NORWICH and EMERALD.
i;ie NORWICH, Captain JOAN 81 muELs, will leave New
YORK; foot Of Warren street, Wednesday and SATURDAY
at O'Clock, p. NJ
."iil leave Kingston lt:endont LANDING every Tuesday
and frday, O'Clock, P II.
The ENe.AAiD, Captain josE RErcuuS;, yTi'l leave
Sey:E ok, cp CT Murray Monday and Lits
,.ay O'Clock, =. III.
vii leave KINGSTON ;l,oniorty Landna eveIy @erea
iioI !Ie;sht cT 3lsssge Apply on board mhSs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

:;-=,y. "a MS-FARMS FOR SALE--A veIua-
LII Die Whe2; Farm Of acres lying between the C9yu
-. "a and Seneca Lakes be exchanged for Illinois land
and money. Also Farm of 100 the C'anango river
and canal for cash only. Also many good Farms New
JERSEY containing from 10 2G0 Apply 10 A r. j.
c smith IS Liberty street. MO f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

z~tO8Il! COALi-At 2i5 Weststreet, corner Of
y Franklin aud corner OF Fifth and LewIsstr5r h.
cEr Broad Mountain, tite and GIe{ Ash Goals broken
@ stove and sizes cu6iy scf-e1e aHc ct!yersd il
I Tfae as cheapas the csal Orders iett al the Sugar
t{;gerT I.eluar-st sent tIuoGr the Despatch Iost
to.er of the yarls, witI receive INN ,date aen
.'IO / E. r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

i s.;;:;=7 e :, CHURCH BELLS AND ToWS
Z . 2CLOCKS-The subscriber, who. was I awaig% s
- with diploma at the Newfok St7s tt ~ .ss ss
'~ :d 1913 , ts Asst i.,sd ,heh a ,M},S b, B
of any weight from 20 TO 1000 bs made OF Tie a a5
cas and warranted ,ad I'D such as TO please,
tastens then! the impfocsG cast iron goSs 'rtm g'.T r
c,s TIE increasing delntllds ol his bells IS the eit
d-nc- can BE- given Of their excellence TO say XII
ol!ef States between threa and four hundred Chufca @
have been furnished for different places IN the ota'e o' -
York from his foundry. ,.,. and
Also eyelns and Surveying lpsrTnmentI; GGPEis I nv
Brass Castings, >sc ol6 Il ANDREW MENhkhI-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

ltse s!llp At ol he INST cass, and c0mlnanGed by
able and experienced n1ygaor Tie cabins ara elegantly
iunisl,ed afford superior accommod ,tons for Iassen
gers The pnce OF passage from NeS York 10 Liverpool IS
and bedding, without wines
Neither the Captain Will be responsible tor any
l,tters css -ca=e, unless regular bills of lading
Signed therefor. ippiy 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

& sa=-a sMOhNlNG BOAT FOR PEEKS-
:E=F-s:ss- KILL. Verplanck, Grassy-Pont, Sing Sing
Garrytown, pobbs Ferry, Hastings aud Yona,
efsDreas3st and Dinner on bcayd-h4 new and Splendid
New York from the foot Of Chambers street. every morning
tFdays 5ycspe iat7i aud f-tuIeng saye es l
will leave Peeskiil o'clock, p NJ. Landing at the foot
Of Hammond street each Way Freight taken reduced rates
NoTckAtl goods, freight, baggage bank bills specie,
any other kind property. eAen shipped put board tn,
boat must be :c s OF se o such goods freight
bagsGge, Sc.
Ali persous forbid trusting any account of
sad boat or
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

FT,I'
A ber4I discount edge r1o!5, merchsnts. NIT
The subscribers also sir0uIERs aad GbNkk4Lu
ERs in ENGLISH. GEHNh, and AMERICAN h,Ig hIng
WA&t., CUTLERY. Gc &c. including very Et1.,'
hs,oRIstENT which they offer 10 C0UNr vi mi
Others at MARKET Prices. OSBORN |. LII H.
HARLEs OSBORN, .s.m
CHARLES ; LITTLE. yD%~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

gOAL, GOAL-rhs Working Mans Coal Yard
~ removed from of Christopher AID Girnwic
streets corner OF Houston and THOMPSON StrseS-' best
-,ct Orchard Oai the Salem, SpOE, aGI Black HliG-,
Broken and ssS s. So stove s. 25 ut - 10 haEciomsy
screened ard delivered 20 @ part OF is cIt Eee OF ca:tsse
weighed by sworn City " e!@h-r. - ,.x,.,,t ,,..-
TN. EDM EhD LLF.N' III. I y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

L second hand PRESS BOARDS largs snourb for shs.,
q BY s. inches L considerably WEN viii answer! Apply
a. Nv Ntoa.sl % NooE daft
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

ne u56Cise tueCf9Hs Tor IS nNt, may bv ottlus N q
r. NJ tiUION, 1T Bowecy, cor Of Grsld-st; and s = 3
Moss cor Orand ,at Cannois's.: J. Wendo,er IN Es
Avenue: A ". CiabauGeu, }! Sixth Avenue Dr. r i-' -'
COZ Avenue and 81 street, y u BuJtastt corner Il ~,
AID Shst6eet Dr. + \ fled. corner BtOa.way .a4 s
street. GunSs l23 81 ~ '92Ge r"r2e' Itsh street: e C6-
221 Hudson street; Z. l. Cotton 80 Bleeckers,rrrt: 05
perou.as s Coz y Chatham stree: Or Wm. Cecil Yo,Ey
A. /. LounsbuIy, MInhaltanyils; Dr.. W g. Wood H.
!eTc. u In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

- ONLY REGULAR LINE FOR NEW
sTH ORLEANS-The following fiIst class packets vT.ll
szSa punctuaily advertised weather permitting,
passage free, VIZ
The OSWEGO, Capt. Wood. ON the 10Th.
ne accommodations Of tss shps or cabin second cabin
and stserag- rsuch cannot a
Comfort 10 passengers during The voyage.
he ships Of this llne a1ye no commenced their regular
season Passengers Therefore rely being detained
t prick OF passage being Very low, those wishing secure
oes IL either CT the above packets do by applying 10
&J. I. TAPSCOTT,
Al then Geaesal Passage Office, i3 Peck Slip
JAZZ corner South street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15
TTRAssLArIoS.1

.qmsterdam, 5 NOp. 1921
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

EVER AND .tGUE::-.rhe " ys.hiestor EIi1i,i,A,,.
Darrhca aa4 Dysantesy, worms an4 Dyspegs:,,N N'' %
" ash l.-t0E E.Iis beng composed esely Of V-,..5s
LIoqgh uutquased ior the r,plt, al! YI=or with WIS
cosl,sis the stomach 20 perform tx peculiar iUpct,s
g.lreL IN ef5ctIus radical II the above mSo ~
is=a-cs-o&e dose having, not subsequently caused 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

t.TEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE.-
1S The subscriber opening, at No. 2i: Broadway,
Branch of his Establishment and would IesEecuily lnye
the subscriber obtained the first premium at the late Far Of
the American Institute; and challenge competition Tor
DURABILITY 81 beauty of finish =; Shoes sold warranted.
good supply of Macintosh Goats, Cape Liie-reserYeis,
IIsskns's Marble CIoh for Tah4s, &c, which obtained
Silver Medal the late Far for sale only at thus tstab'
,islment. The Public invited TO call and Examine H.
more extended notice Will appear future number
nS c. ROSS, 2fl! Broadway and 2i Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

,,sze FOR EXCIIANGE-A snug Farm contain
ns 100 acres of Land good House Barn. Orchard and
Eencs wil take th1ee.quaTteTs Michigan Lands aud
cash Appy i. P K J. C. Smith, So Liberty
-! go! r2c e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

1s@g- FOR .SALE=CHEAP FOR CASH-+oO
handsome Oa, Opening Lands, beautifully l9cat-
lid takes paid and title perfect. Apply to = r j.
{? Smith rs liberty street. n20 #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-15

E,W ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
~; ~ Through II from 10 70 Is Days...-ADAMS * CO.
aiHE nag 'heif arFanSeaIts In successful operation
Tai nohtS ar prepared 10 receive forward rweekly
acalsvS ot 4,s" OrsanS by the central the
the Office No Wall 81. f' tf
y g. Packages for all the ia,sruA5iaa c,tiss Will ke de-
life-Sc IN inac!l less linz
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an extensive scale; there is other oil
III use for lights or machinery; tor the latter ],
seems to answer good purpose, but tor the
lights prefer Sperm. 1t may be am prejudice
ed, and IT may be there Is a difference IN the
article; it is said that il Is made ut Cleveland
that II answers equally well as sperm Tor all
uses I; there are only two objections to this city;
IL faces the South-hs surround il on three
sides, and it is hot enough 10 roast eggs; no sea
breezes on our battery, and then, all high post
bedsteads, clothed with the Indispensable musquto
net; you go to sleep, lulled by the music of these
Eolans-'tls delightful, especially 1t few retire
with you.
The vineyards upon the hills in the vicinity, give
them quite European aspect there IS one owned
by German, whose name have forgotten, whose
vines and grounds bear the impress Of superior
knowledge In the business. The garden of Mr..
Longworth, gentleman OF great wealth, is justly
celebrated; everything that will come to perfection
IN this climate seems TO be congregated here his
green house contains come rare exotics.
You have accounts from the food but you do
not know half of the sufierings or losses that the
people of the great vallies of the west have, and
are enduring every boat that arrives brings some
additional details--lhe papers have got tired Of
recounting them here, now, is field for charity
instead Of sending our thousands TO the Heather,
who do not appreciate it let US divert portion at
least, to suffering and ruined countrymen. This
is the place for politics. all kinds here are so jum-
bled together, that neither head nor tail can be
made out of it; it is the halfway house for the
Union the Texass pecuator northern aboliIionlst,
southern planter, and northern manufacturer, are
her, and their politics are, as they deem II, tor
their interest. Yours, j. X. s.
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From Nova ScoTIA.-We have re seiysd Halifax
papers TO the lei inst.
On Saturday last the following preamble and re.
solution passed the House Of Assembly -
Whereas information has been obtained. that
Her Majesty's government has been solicited 10
transmit The mails hy the Cunard line 81 steamers
fax as heretofore which will be prejudicia 10 this
and the neighborlng provinces
Rfsolred That His Excellency the Lieut. Governor be
respectfully requested to submit this House any nior-
nation which he may possess this subject and A.
rect proper application TO bo made 10 Vice Admiral
Charles Adam. Commander in chief vi H. NJ Royal avy
this station for any information which he may feel
warranted IN laying before this House. for its guidance
this important subject
The answer TO this was that the Lieut. Governor
had received no information, and that the Admiral
was absen from home.
Some Of the Halifax papers express fears that the
line Of steamers will be ordered 10 run direct, either
to New York or Boston
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Old LINE LlVEKPUOL PACKETS.

" acktts TOT LIVefpOOI VIII hfrcaltfr De
acid ~ thr following order excepting that when the sailing
Tails on Sunday the ships will sail on the succeeding day
EroNR Ne,o Yo~k E,o,, T,,e,..aJ
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
~ AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspaper-pub-
hed day Of the New Years Day and Fourth
Of July Price copy-or 81 20 per
pad-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY Neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
moming-prce 81 per copy 50 u annum-pos
ages paid, cash in advance
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of the
Herald is THIRTY.FIvE THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in this city
the word and is therefore, the best channel for business
the city country Prices moderatscash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed the moderate price
and in the elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRoPRIEroR OF THE HERALD EsTABLIsHMENr
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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From CAMrFAcHY.- The Eusebo arrived yes
erday from Campeachy, with intelligence 10 lie
i2,h inst We could not gather an item Of news other
than that all Of ssntmanats had been shot at Ia
blsco Capt Petit, the commander Of the vessel vhl
took the revoluonists is at liberty although te
crew, SIX IN number, are IN prison. Among the pass
pointed Y Consul at Lsguna. We hear il stated MT
the authorities OF that place would not receive Mr. ia
an Official capacity on account OF rnor that he hal
formerly been engaged in some revolution against
Mexico.-N o. Pieayune. july 20
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Pc OPLE'S LINE OF ST'E,1 MBUAIS


TOIL
AWT1 11 DAILY, Sundays eIcepted-Through direct,
E11rzEz r. NJ, from the Steamboat Pier between
SE-ez-Z Courtlandt and Liberty streets
The Steamboat kNICKERBOCKER, Captain A. +. St.
john Monday, Wednesday aud Friday Evenings at =.
:, The sieamboa, ROCHESTER,, Captain A. Houghton, on
A. Five O'Clock, M5,Landing at Inermedia,e Places.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain WIN. II. Peck Mon.
day Wednesday Friday and Sunday Afternoons at O'clock
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain r. G. Cmt.
o'clock
Passengers taking either Of the above lines Of boat will arrive
in Albany in ample time to take the Morning Train Of Cars
the east or west The boats and substantial fur
nished with new and elegant state and for speed and
commodations, unrivalled on the Hudson.
For passage or freight apply board, to T. G. Schultz
II the Office on the wharf ivi5rc
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CoTToN.--A bale oil the new cotton mentioned
ny us on wednesday norning sold yesterday Tor y
cents per pound. II from the plantation Of Dough
erty, Esd OF West Flicana and consigned u the houc
D. Byfne Co, OF this city The quality was isii TO
July lar,-N O. Pic, Judy 26
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

ANOTHER RlorRR AkKGsIep.--A man calling
himself Thomas McCOW'n, Nas arrested md aicp before
Alderman Thompson, ytserasy CHARGED WI por,cipat-
ING ~ the late riots, IN Southwark Gle oRiy testimony
against the prisoner that 81 Wiiutes Vo hoard him
say hist he fired one OF H. cannon th miy ard that
he shot at General Cedwellsd,f III wss9c, iomltcl in
default OF bail Tor trial. hadtIa,a CheIici,, dag ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

SrRfKE AMONG TIKI SAILORS Yesterday a large
number OF sailors marched IN procession through Some Of
The principal streets, accompanied with muse banners
flags, nnutical emhems SC fhef are strike Tor
higher wages The price nffsrei hy EMPLOYERS IA
$40 per month. They ask los Si5 philadelphia Ggs,ne
gug3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

M JOHN WHITES Is he place vou can -
ind great variety of Boots aad Shoes Please give him q
and dgaby his stock unsrpassed by any in the city
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