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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

Eg" We ask the attention OF Farmers, owners
OF Alines, &c. to the advertisement OF M HoDGEs,
Geo!ogsr, in this paper. We believe those Farm
in his vicinity who disposed 10 improve their
lands may defiye valuable information from such an
analysis OF their soils US lie will make, while all
who fancy they have Ores or Minerals VIII DO well
10 subut them 10 critical test before incuning ex
pense upon them. Mr.. II. has cho.en field OF use
fulness which we trust will be widely cultivated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

This Court adjourned on Saturday sfae die, hav-
disposed ofabout 30 and heard Arguments TO No S3
the CHendG Among the decisions. IN. appeal the cae
oi Butchers and DTove Bank agnISt Nh brown, It's former
President. important ia feiaton Ia the signature oil
Bank pe1c and acsu0wedsed tO the iscSuat Clerk 10
he m signature. binding. Among the appeals tom Crmi-
has obane order ior trla and Judgment against
eNandeT ilcaS husband of the notorious MeInte has been
rsXarsen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

MARlsE.-During the three last days OF May
there arrived at this PortS4 vessels from Europe, 2S
of which brought 4,Sa6 passengers, or an average
f172 to each vessel. The whole number OF vessels
arrived from foreigo ports during The same time, 80
Ships It, barks Is, briss Il, schooners ..
The whole number OF passengers arrived by sea
during the mOnlh OF April, 1886; May, $3.50
total, l44S6. Whole number of vessels from ior-
eign ports in April, 23O; May, a6S-tolal, 49S.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

COURT CALENDAR. THIS DAY.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 81, 4G, 4, II, So IS, 10,
26, II. n, 27l, 50, SO, 8.
COMMON NPLEAs.-Pu5lished on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

D The many friends OF Mr.. a. BRlsaAsr will
learn with pleasure that nc landed on the South.
West coast of England on the 18th of May, and
would proceed thence directly to Havre. where
he expected to arrive on the 18th. The friends OF
the passengers who went ou, in the Francis |.
will aiso gladly learn that that snip was in the
English Channel on that dsy-all safe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

BRiG PANpoRA.-The brig Pandora, Captain
Paxton, arrived here ON Thursday evening from
Hayti. Some account has been already pub
ished, OF fight between her and three insur.
gent schooners, while she was employed in dis
charging provisions for the Haytlen forces. We
learn from the Mercantile Journal that the fight
continued an hour. The Pandora had her rig.
ging great deal cut away. The schooners were
from so to 100 tons each. They had, Ii was
estimated, at least 40 men killed ana twice that
number wounded. Boston Advocate.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

NUMBER OF GRAINS OF Corn IL a BusHEL.-An
English ienner has given the following the result
OF an experiment Ia ascertain the weight and number
OF u Winchester hushel OF each OF the undermcn-
Ioned sorts o: grain
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

FRou vALrAEuso-l1e bark Le19A w1i,l1'so alllvsp
It Boston. FRIDAY. in Is dags from NnpaFa,so 1lss
:. She brings no political newsol importance g. NJ
o 5. s!oopofVar Warren, 63 days from from t:to ,t Ge
arsro, arrived March >, and T. > 5ehf "a Sna,S ba,h
80 days rom callao, arrived March u ana Dot"
sailed on the l4th faT Caiiao' ",
The Lepox ieft Boston Nov. -, arrived i. a.,
n,[siso March /, and SAILED Tor hotnc o" 'ne
She was Of Cape Horn o'.,. ... 80 csrs since and
passed ....n.rrrueo oniy % days sincc passed
.At Highland Lsbt. Cape c9d, at; p ocicIn H.
la,. ,H5rr,;,,.-. an anchored IN Boston natoer
at3P ". The run mas been made from 'aipa-
reiso to New-York in 81 days, we ihink' ny 'he
ship Congress, or the Natchez
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

- An autt-duelting and anti-street-fghting
meeting has been iI-id III Vicksburs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

,,.,,on was made, rose up in the Convention and
fadd the vote Of South Carolina Tor Col Polk
And il now only remains 10 be seen whether thai
~. ro-.ion of the Democratic party who be-
- n the policT and psopriety of bcsto ing far
.,o,ec,;oa upon american industry, VIII consent
= sa,.Y,d erer without notice or consultation
- sT,ppo,t OF free e-ho:izonti!;Fiti id'o-
49,. ,rbo Is the stift candidate oi the bal
more Convention. Respectfully gyr, eus,,.,
lAii''N lOHa !. HARDlH. ot limos
WASHINGTON. May %. 1874
---... bs,e referred to would cccupg more space
=, ne ,,ay tlsy reserved sF publication IN
another paper. --.----=----
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

DRowNED.-Richard Lear, seaman on the Ohio,
1t Boston, drowned few days ago. Sargent
Faxon, of Brantrec, lass was drowned Wednes
day, while oui fishing excursion.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

~ Tire Yale College Students neld meeting
tuesday, which resolutions passed cx
pressing their gratitude 10 Ih1 Legislature for hay
ing rcsc.ndod The dis!tnnchising law.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

u The SsNars on Friday passed the House
resolution to adjourn on the ll,a inst. The Sen.
ate proposed the Sd; but The House altered II n
tho i7th, to which the Senate have now apreed.)
So Congress adjoarns on the l7th of June. This
news viii make glad the hearts of the People.
The House on Friday virtually decided the cor.
tested Election case of Bolts u.s. Jones in syc, Of
Jones.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
se,v.york supreme Court.

This Court, which has been in session in this City
for four weeks, adjourned Saturday at 3 o'clock
The Bench, now composed of Chief Justice Nelson,
Judges BRoysoS and BEAEDsLEY, disposed OF an
unusually large amount of business. The great
learning of the late Judge Ccwen is considered as
more than compensated by The clear and logical
mind of Mr. Beardslcy, and the Bench is now re-
gerded as stronger than it has been tor many years.
A great number OF highly important cases were ar-
gucd al this term, which OF course cannot be decided
for some time The following is a complete list OF
The decisions pronounced at the close otlhc term:
DECISIONS NAY TERM lSH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

DrATH OF ANOTHER ARrIsT.-Conelius Yer
hr, ck of-epr gsnysised yutgiIs arfsts,
died at his residence IA Brooklyn last evening atei
lingering Illness of consumption.
Five Post Sat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
U. 5. CoMMIssLoNER,s oFFl

COURT FOR TIE CORRECTION Or ERRORS.
This Court opened for the June Term IN the City
Hail. Saturday. quorum not being present. adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1874.

49, ,ruy STATE CONVENTION OF THE OFFICERS
:, the CLAY CLUBS MEET AT UTlcA os TIE hrS'
iRrdnesdnY In June.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

nrDeuocratic Wing General ComInnTree' I'd ~ re-. e.
d. Eyeaiog Juoa th nj te Hrnadwey Houss 4 eoc*
S'' y. BoWDrTCa BLUNT. ChaHmaa.
JoskyH p. P.RssoS, tsec,e.ariey 40
J. II. Hos1K1 HAws. !a@
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

hr.-S ussel Eretl, late editor of the Pitts
euLsti Gun, and Capt. John Birmingham. had a
3sAi IN a lawyers otics in Pitlsbu.gh. Wednssaay.
Ereu sol the worst OF il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

: MILLS BuRsr.-Ths Clifton mills in Macornb
% 20 Mlcnigan, nS were destroyed by FIRE on Satur
Gays ~o'h May last-insured for $4,000. They
we're we're swned BY Messsz. Suydaln, Sage & Co, i,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

u The River at St. Louis was still rising at
the latest advices. Nearly the whole Levee was
submerged, and in some places the water has
found lis way into the first floor of the ware
houses on water street. The Upper Mississippi
was said also to be rising. Al Council Bluffs the
Missouri was low, and there had been but little
snow IN the mountains during the past winter
The rise OF the Missouri is csused By the high
water received from its tributaries below The
RIutfS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

~ Ren the advertisement tine Newly ork Museum az
you bound Such attractions for ore shlRg ~
thing. y Great Boy. Great Girl Dwarf OahlS
and nine Performers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

rr Hon. c. N. Conrad formerly Senator from
Louisiana, the viscount Serarier, and Captain
Freeman and Lieut.. Lansing of the Army are a,
the American Hotel.
AT the As,o, HOUSE, are Prince Charles Of Sol.
mes. the Baron Van der Straten of Holland,
NJ. Bourgeois de vevanne OF Pans, and T. de
Monstravel Of Montreal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

Gf- GK0. NJ. DALLAS has accepted the Loco
nomination for Vice Presidents, last, so says Il
Philadelphia correspondent of the Herald. We
are glad to hear it.
~ Col. Il NJ JonssOS has consented to nun
for Vice President, behind John TYLER. So SAYS
the Philadelphia Mercury. So hurrah for III.
original Texas ticket.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

DEATH OF JupGE EAxLs.-A letter received in
tins city yesterday nom Greeayille, IS Cl OF the
18th instant, states that Judge EARLE died sud.
denly OF stroke OF Paralysis, in that village on
the morning Of that day. charleston Cour. 2s,h.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

u The great Frauenhoier Telescope, together
with the Transit instrument and Comet seeker,
made al Munich for the National Observatory,
al Washington, arrived safely al then destination
on Tuesday last, and are now IN The course OF
erection.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

~ Pe s,,,,er,ent of the Qrphean,, Ny Hei,'. 1teat
tn Cefo Gan; s.s and ss 9su ana rf se snaser
.c' is ononncemsnt VI such bill Is sumo 10
das full house. sEfios s read. s Se, q bs @
5 80 s boe who have not. of WILL only so IN
i. ,rsty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

The complain. on the part OF the crew
OF the ship Christopher Coon against the Dnte for cruel
treatment sea, has been dismissed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

The following !, the American RepIoAean noHS i'
ton for the school ucke, in the s,1iseeT9ih,
Comraissioner-JOHN NEHhouS,-
Trms,,e-ANSON WILLIE ot,-
T,s-.r,,r-IaN MIS- STOkES J~"i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

Now these men are fogged out on every PROPOSE.
ton they have put FORTH their favor;ts for President
iserashod by the question of Annexation, rad they
have candidate for President who is dead agains,
the Tariff. And yet they will chesrfslly suppor,
measures they virtually pronounce ruinous, and
mea who have been imposed on them by means
the mos! Aapi,ious
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

FIRE.-TbTee frame dwellings, and two cooper's
shops were DESTROYED BY IRE in the suburbs of Ro-
chester er place called Dublin, on The morning Of
The Both inst. The buildings were part wned BY
Mr.. BulkIey, and the rest by Az Anderson, and
were noI of great value. Mr.. Cocrane lost about
$500 worth OF lumber, upon which there was an In
.f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
Poor PennsYlynnini

The Loco.Focos OF Toga Co. Pa. held Con-
vention at Welsborough on the 2ls,. and passed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

mo following resolutions
Pssaved That approve OF the present TantT. as
whole and that the Representatives OF Penrsy Coo
Ktsss entitled to thanks their support
Sherso.
Rssared That in the opinion of this meeting the anue,s
ton OF Texas ought not 10 e made question the selection
candidate for the Presidency. by the National Convention,
which Is to assemble At Baltimore on the 9Th inst;
Unanimously RfSoirnd That heartily approve of the
principles and measure. o! the administration OF Martin Nun
Bursn and o not believe that his claims iF
e ensunE Convention ought 10 be of the
deeues OF opnon betwesa hun and the admnstr
Zion on the subject of The Treaty ic the Annexation Texas
but will cheeriny support tie nominee OF thar Conven
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

g. That Congress hns power charter n National Bank
that believe such institution of deadly hostility
the brS, of the country dangerous Republican
institutions the liberties Of the people, aud calculated 10
place the business Of the country within the control con-
ccaied money power and above The laws and will Of the
people
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
Foreign Markets.

MATArzAs August % Of Sugars Of all kinds there no
remain OF what properly may be said to belong to this
port but 10 600 boxes both in the city and country Not
whstanding the late long continued drought the crops
Of corn do not the whole look otherwise than well
The few rains that from time to time have taken place
since the termination of the dry weather have evidently
been productive OF good Already in the price of Corn
we feel the good effects of the abundant crop
From Trinidad. Villa Clara and Sancti Spiritus hear
nothing else TO interest you the prospect there exist
ing of good grain crops.
Cofselst quality scarce that quotations are but
nominal no transactions Of moment having taken place
% quality is worth soa So per qt Sd do and Tiiache
Sugars fair to fine none in market fair to good hall
and half 81 81; do inferior and Il do white alone
inferior to good, q 81 do brown do alone ct g. do
Cncuruchu 81 4; Muscavado inferior to good a g.
While Wax. none in markets yellow do 81 $7S per ar.
roha, and scarce.
HAVANA, August 27-For Articles of Export-Cofee
first quality I'd and Sd Of 81 and scarce Honey
a2; Sugars assorted half white and half brown a. 81
6 9, white alone 81 lt yellow ordinary A. fine do 81
brown alone a s. Cucunchu 81 A. the market very
10Y 4, yellow 81 9f scarce Sarsaparla, Hond in
deposit % 23 and very little in market.
Prices for Articles Of Import-Flour Phlad and Balt
more 10 "a; do NJ o. 6 Al Hams American a IA; Her.
rings. smoked 2; Mackerel No 3,4a s; Onions a
10; Pork cargo. Eastern and Mess II Ia; do O. IL
very scarce and in demand Hoops - 81; Boards Port
land IS ~; ether Eastern ports 90 a %; Pitch
Pine "a 30; Shingles a o; hid Shocks with head
ings 81 Sugar box Shocks 81; Beans, white a
10; Beef No l, Prime and Mess 8 q 00 Butter, Amer
yellow - 2o Candles mould a II; Sperm 3s a 4O
Cheese, American u IL; Goldfish 4; do hhds a
4 4; Corn. Indian, shelled. 40a4O.
Exchange on London still remains at high rates say
III l22; on New York. Philadelphia aud Boston, il /,
worth ID q per cent prem. Freights
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
Foreign ImportatIons.

LoNDov-Ship SwItzerland-3 pckgs mdze Wiley & Putnam
81 Buckley-l3 G A Ererson-d knght-20a bbs and
8crates Woand VToby COT pkgs Pyre-8 Mark Say &
sro,her-e Raymend-5 Hunt Br?,her-2 SchsmeThorn
Son-30 Phelps Dodge co6 Bartlett Waford--3 King
x col + Baekbum-3 Morton-5 Barton eo3 Morton
"a Clarke McCannen3 Beardsley Chilme37 BrustIen
kgcpsra 1o Phillips Benjamn9 Moswood
Ma,ne C2-5o Potter Cogate-l! !errick Blunt6 q M
naywood co-i9 l. Cohcn-2 II Iialsey co-8 Marsh &
Dsdssl, .pTt'sLi sa wls9q-d H0adey. Phelps co
t,1aarence, Merry Ingate-fJF + WILLARD Owen co
- Sy sMorrIson-l Ferh x Iiall-lB Pike Gibson x
col col sstewart-1 z kng-l M Thomton--i q New.
sgmew inur Gaham-i Meyer Soni5 iron Grnnei
mntrn COG cases and 800 casks sheet order
1 Girck pckge John Owen- David
l helnney-si John Gbson-H Smith Thurger coii Ken
nedyi pun &co-0 Andrew Mclchart col Thos Bodnue
coz John Wamsr- q Wilson53s bars iron saers co
chain eapie Sehemchorn-2 pkgs Way x Brothsr-8 w
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
THoMAsroN, Aug 30-Arr Baltic, Spear, Cadir.
PORTLAND, Sept <-Arr VIM Henry, Thomdike, New York


81 ,PPosTLAsp, septa-An VIM Henry Thomdke. New York
Bssros Sept s-AT. Julie Iswl swen.sn Am.,srd M A
Lawrence Meeker and Clarendon. Ames New York; Convoy
bgs Cd Hgieo Harden. sydney cB; Lucinda SNOW, Ken
small Es:pOrt Wary, Viaa NYe1R' Arr slS, ksn,asty
Rogers Cadz; Ashland, Williams Lyerpoo Baltic, Allen
Cropsadt Calcutta, Park Havana; William. Crocker Phla
delphia; Increase Hart NYork 9th, m-Ar Arab, Crosby
Got,enburg Hollander Ever Rotterdam; Auroa Swift PHI
ledeiph'As A AH.re;t Kelley Nori9k; PuTyeyo TIeswosy
PRoy,pEscr, seyt Arr Ballard. Sterling, Virginia;
Ariel Oaks and Portsmouth Allen NYork Sid HellesPont
Dunbar rictou STAR Thomas; WIN Young Adams and Lady
Clinton Cammer Philadelphia; Balance Nckerson, Albany.
Arr ot Lenobla Remington, cronstadt sashcha rhbs,
Nansemond Va Harp Besston Potomac River Tine suffolk;
Gorson Albany; Belt Potter peawas; Arion; Mgnro and
Victory French, NYork Sid Jas Barbour Baker. Norfolk;
Thos Fenner Nickerson and Mynck Cafhcart Phlade-
phia; Fame, SIeman, Albany.
FALL RIVER, Sept i-Ar John Polk, Richmond.
New HAVEN, Sept 3-Am Mosee Sfannard; Cornela, and
Pm.LAprruS, Sept. Arr Caledonia, Decan North Star
Skellington and Saint Lawnnce; Chase Lyepool Solon
Buckman Londonderry; Violet, Nowan, Maanzas; Vuure
Hopkins ST Jago de Cuba l7th ultet Empress for Mansa
niila next day and Mona for Cielfuegos few days. Arc
urus Le'gS.on somerset Fame Crowe Bo1p; President q
Dighton; Roscins, Knight, Boston.
BALTiMonf, Sept 5-An Chatham. Davis, Boston. Cid
Hooper Irayer Demerara; James Power Nassau; Council
New burypor
Townsend, and A Somes Powell, NYork
Bruce, Newport
sAyAssAIi, Sept s-An q Lamar sannerman, New York
NEw ORLEANS, Aug 2o-Cld Hope Howes, Shaw. Havana.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

Mitchsll-s Antwerp Dallsy-l B whrodes-i George
ssi; Ss ss s}sss
iss Rsss soeiis H.,si ssi
SS: s:sssiTs::ss sitS:s
Fssl so-i RsSalssou sRals1 'sA'S %al.daN
KEYS iPSasSG sa"as E
9,%s, srf fss cit b9's ms1,
e9s RiIio Jsgss SseoTa yannestl9 Hsgh
,e.a Tfi. s@i5 Dsa:
Nwsel wd RGssss Rsss. fs..sa Bs.s Acorn sS.
ss.s T..s wsifS;ss %S;a
is s:sf II wassI ws5 %Sysi fno
seS Rhodes MTsp Carr Rs,s
jnjpr T..Is.sy ,s.sy c,s ss5 Hsy; #ss.
MsS s' Hss%Ps's ssa ss4 cgad Hs
sey GSs ea5 E.Rss. Rss%poT b.ss ss
i;a%, GaISnsr Geo egT B,y;L5 Jet.sn simon vii
as. i,S!1 s'ss Ess:i Smith
KsSa Nela stxsSlasa c0sff ED.sso ma@dea
% aas as Ssss
A$ s..
sS !i.is IS
ssI ;sS P,s, e5s yEs "a
Wainwright cod FCalliad-5O Bossanse-7 Cottnett-
Spies, Christ co-6 Muller-t Miss M Wittiughan-
Is seignette = Go-I2 Hunt3o Guarber, Ganin co-2
4 Legonx-l La Forests Stewart-2 Chittenden s
bain.2 Harrison Col Brer-9 II Mayer-lI C News
o2 BrqceM4 Sill 4 Thomp;on-a II Wsrd-2 Thaysr~
y Curtis--8 Becard K Huton-39 + Fowlsr-t E Rake
COS Lewis Farman--32 Calnux & Fills-i Little AT
den y c2-3F MITCHELL q Beck-3 Nevins col Man
fing ournay-2600 burr stones Cracking & Liyngsou-
psgs rrave A Liycpmoreog s Hagbt cog Martin
Fl Wesh-3 Renard coz Reed Taylor-3 Clement
Ford Baker-8 Loeschig Wiasendonck-2 Lamisus-2
pkgs to order. ~ .
u Wsybosse.22 cks clay 1000 fire bricks
~ Duncan-l0 Caswell2D Maske-5 bxs mdze Godfrey
whskey order. - - ' ~"
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

saturday, sept 10 Il W.
Operations in the Stock Market day very limit
ed and prices below those ruling yesterday Atthe Old
Board Long Island fell OF per cent; Canton Il Harlem.
!; Norwich aud Worcester, Il Reading Railroad, ad.
vanced Ii Reading Railroad Bonds, Ii Pennsylvania 5s.
Ohio 6s and Morris Canal closed firm at yesterday .
prices. At the New Board prices declined still farther
Lolg Island fell OF per cent; Canton, 1; Harlem Q;
Norwich and Worcester, o; Farmers Trust 4; Mohawk
improved Il Erie Railroad, I. TIE stock is
this moment in state likely to be influenced by the
most triang The changes from dsy to day
very small that there 10 very little chance for
speculators
There is very little doing in foreign exchange. We
quote bills London at lo9S 1909 Paris, 5f22y
Amsterdam, 4oi 4os Hamburg, 35s 352 Bremen, 70
79l There will not be much doing before buyers
into the market to make up remtances by the Great
Western.
Amorg all the to which capital can be applied in
the way of investments there appears iavorably
considered railroad stocks Investments Of this de.
scrption have rapidly improved within few years past
and psrticuarse that has improved more
rapidly than the Western, running from Boston to Alba
ny, distance Of two hundred miles. The receipts thus
far this have been at the rate Of per annum
which ia than ten per cent the entire Of the
road fr ON Worcester to Albany The immense outlay
of capital in the construction Of this great road the
oi me the expenditures have remained!unproduc i've
entities those interested in the work. TO the greas re-
muneraton for the future. may possibly be another
twelve months before dividend can safely be declared
but by the expiration OF that time the stock must be
settled six per cent investment The annexed statement
showing the operations tho road up to th st Of Sep
tember lsll is Of interest TO those concerned and 10
those engaged in the construction Of similar works of
public improvement -
WEsrERr (MAss). RAILROAD.
Total receipts for the year isa3. ....... .S573ss2
Increase this year receipts Of last to Sept lst l
Estimated increase Tor the remainder oil the
son. ................... 63,52a
Total receipts for 1874 estimated. ... .s7e4 4a9
The stock Of this company Is selling at the Stock
Exchange, Boston, for 80 per cent A few weeks ago
this stock was selling at the Brokers' Boards Of this city
at63 o. cent and stock operators here were afraid
ofa that price II was not stock suited to their opera
iionsthsrc was too much sodiy in it, and beyond an,
cerneng combination This company has done no more
h'n the companies of the half finished ral
roads throughout the country have n their power to
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

On Saturday morning Sept JOHN TAIr, Jr. aged 43
years.
tend his funeral from his late residence No IO7 Grand
street on Sunday afternoon, Sept g. at O'Clock.
On Saturday morning 7th instant JAMES infant son of
James and Virginia Reed aged seven months and six
days
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
tend the funeral this (sunday) afternoon at o'clock
from No s Rose street
On the instant, after lingering sickness JAMES
10 months.
The friends Of his brother Henry Aud, and those OF
his faherinaw Richard Bent, and Of his brothers in
law. Robert Rae Calvin Smith, and David Reid are
respectfully invited to attend bis funeral without
invitation this morning at y o'clock from his late resi-
dpnce 25l Centre street.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
SHIP NEWS.
correspondence or the Herald.


., PH,LApELrHIA. Sept 7-4Z r. M.
pArved-knckerbocker ppm] Jessen Bremen: Arirene
rennnsn Bemuda Albert Cousins Ayano Pace Constel.
ation smith; Erickson, Smih John Murray Deve.
pauxi Marshall johnson: Peon, Barlo and Echo Davis
boston; Meridian, Wing, Waeham; Sheer Keller Ny ok:
nellesnon Patterson and Escort Bryan Calas Atalanta
n KGe NeM M Baven; John Young, Providpce Roswell King
hns fali River; Bnckman, Canmer do; Jos Brown May
York. - ~ '' 49, ''u -"
Cieared-John Mckim, (s) Moore New York; Turk FL.
drldee; China, Brown Robt VAIN. Sears Deborah Robbins;
hense Park aud Mary Augusta Faruham Boston; on
norson Flash Recap; Palestine Stevenson Mary Lila
bayey aud Leeds, tndicott Providence; Brown pa.
yis, Nbediord w Crowel Nickeson Sing Sirg: Henry
.iay Martin, Norwich; Black Diamond Daily New York
Adele, Bernadou, st Jago de Cuba.
Home Ports.
fHILADELPHlA, Sept Arr Harriet Thompson Harris RE
JaneIro; Washington Monroe, Kingston ia; Home Howes
Frances Soue Boston lid Sarah Hand Bailey NOTIesn,
y Petsey JaSe Thomas West Indies; Pearl Hardng sula
ch. BaLFMonr n;o Sept s-AT France MARSHALL Lvspoo Pan.
do Susan Iaaderman Arscibo; Mary Tlaro, "a asusSis: %
IDeyonshIre, Wainwright Bermuda; Gnadrupe San do:
kobert Bruce Jurgen, Charston; Herald Rogers Boston,
ighlander French Boston; Tya Gibbs Providence Lean
der Johnson East CT Stevens Briggs ork;
Ild, Schiller (Brm) Johlnsen, Bremen; Direct. Briggs New
york Sid De Hoop, (Dutch) Pronk, Rotterdam Mary nj
Hooper, Ira,ers Denarara; Council Newburypo Sarah,
Portland Also arr, Nillisent, Cole, NYork.
ALExANpRiA, Sept sid Mozart, Boston.
ier Thorpe I'm York bd to ichmond came into the Cspes
IN company In Hamr Roads-fudson Baker Baracoa III
ds bd TO York; also Pao Fuller I'm Baltimore bd to Bre-
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The New York herald., 1844-09-08

ES- RlCOHD's pARISIAN ALTE RATIvE nIX
TuRE-For the cure of primary sec ,ndary Syphilis
ana ali affections produced by njudicious of mer
cuy The great advantages possessed this powerful
over all other preparations for the Of sy
ps is that while curing the disease it improves the
worse disease than the Is Administered ior The
pest recommendation we give Of a, that il ia
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty who for
meIy ccnsdesed mercury the only tor those com
plants sold in single bottles 81 each Of ha
dozen So carefully packed and sent 70 all parts Of th
Union onice Of the College of Medicine and pharr,s
cy, 9S Nassau street.
W. g. aICHARDsoN. 81 D.. Ases,