The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-16
Personal Movements, &c.

Mr.. Secretary Bibb has received Maltese sheep az
present from the American Consul, at Malta
Mr. Hail. late American minister at Caracas had left
with his family for New Orleans, via 81. Thomas.
Mr.. Hubbard the Massachusetts agent, arrived In New
Orleans on the u inst
Gen. James Hamilton of South Carolina, was in New
Orleans on the 9th inst, about proceeding to Texas
A. w. Thayer, Esq formerly of Portland and one OF
the publishers Of the Independent Stassma has issued
proposals to publish ami slavery paper Northamp
ton, to be called the Hampshire Herald.
The reported arrest of Graves the Mississippi Trea.
surer, is contradicted
Prof Mafit il delivering lectures upon Boz and the
English Tourists at the new Methodist Church in Hud.
son street, Albany.
markets. Mr.. sweeny in the Rio Bravo has made one
hundred and sixty hogsheads Of sugar. for which he
readily get six cents per pound
The bell which tolled at the FIRST anniversary of the
Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia longer
used in consequence OF being worn and decayed.
Rare Engraving has been discovered in Belgium
subject. the Infant Jesus, the Virgin and st. Catherine
da l4is The oldest engraving before known is aaid
to be dated 1929 Some of these early specimens of the
art have sold as high as faoo The late Mr. Haywood
oonnossur and dealer in ergravings in New York city,
found Of these old engravings in the window of
store ia Broadway which twenty five cents
but which he sold for hundred pounds.
TfxAs.-The most important matters now before
Congress A bill introduced by Mr.. Cazneau,
directing the President and Heads Of Departments to
return to the of government. bill Introduced by
Mr. Williamson Tor the removal OF the archives and 20
vernment property from Austin to Washington Another
bill was introduced, understand by Mr.. Henderson
on the 10th for the removal Of the present Congress and
Heads OF Departments to this city. Mr. Jones OF Coma
les introduced resolution That tho Committee on
Rstrenchment be instructed inquire into the expe.
diency Of sbolshing the Office OF secretary War
Navy and transfer ring the duties to the Secretary
ststeaso Of sboliahing the office Of Treasurer and de
voving the duties the Secretary OF the Treasury
Adopted. The Speaker introduced bill for the enume.
ration Of the inhabitants OF the Repubcread first time
Houston Telegraph. 25th uh.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA We have the Sendnario
de Cartogena of November 10th and l7h. These
papers furnish intelligence worth noting from New
Grenada but Of them gives strange tale from Peru
In substance follows The house OF the British
sui at Arioa having been entered order the auhor
ties TO arrest certain individual tho al complained
to the charge daares at Lima who requested Admiral
Thomas to demand satisfaction The admiral ca ma and
seized the Peruvian squadronthe charge cs taking
Then the Englih vessels went to africa take in water
but permission being refused the ground that hosti
ties had been by the seizure Of the Peruvian
squadron the English fired upon the town. DESTROYING
several houses. No date is given.
FACTORIES IN Iowa ,-ENTRRPRIsE The whole
Yankee nation Is celebrated for il and even our
own little city has got sprinkling. In visiting with
friend some W weeks since the weaving establishment
Of Mr Pe on Water street, we quite surprised to
6nd with what dexerity the operations Of weaving were
carried on by him. He showed jeans Of man.
uiscture that no man need he ashamed to cothe himse
n And this IL homo manutacturethis is what wish
20 see en- outraged and have doubt that citi.
rens will give to the enterprsing manufacturer sup
port which he deserves Reosaueua Iowa. Tmss Dec 10
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