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The New York herald., 1845-05-26
NEW MExIco.-We copy the following from
letter published in the last number Of the Western


letter published in the last number OF the Western
Erpositor =
Taos, Nrw MEXICO March 27th ls45.-The glorious
spirit Of annexation spreading like prairie fire the
Rio Del Norte, and rattling the dried bones in New
Mexico The news of Santa Annals collapse into prison
has just reached Governor Martinez is levying
forced loan of 900 for the soldiers The population
Of Santa Fe and all north OF it amounting to IS 600 refuse
to pay John scolly American merchant in Santa Fc,
ut 5000 has refused pay and has been thrust
into prison by Martinez. The Mariana Charvs assessed
at $1,000 refuses to pay until Martinez accounts for
which he has already sponged from the people
Of New Mexico The Governor refuses to account, but
demands more. Two.tnrds of the people demand an
nexaton the only to escape from the avarice
and tyranny OF such government Both Americans and
Mexcans are making large purchases OF land upon the
anticipating annexation. Ex-Governor Armjo is stirring
up and concentrating around him the Of ecctng
Mexican domination and will shortly succeed in do.
ing. He rises In popular esteem and his influence in
crcases as Martinez becomes odous and hated Govern
ment here accompshes nothing but the destruction OF
domestic tranquility and indiscrimnate misery where
its force is felt The Yuta Indians recently made
irrupton into the ncighboring settlements Of Abiua
killed four and wounded Mc xicans. The govern
and his fat soldiers for whom taxed never stir
red from their barracks in the city. The Apaches
time before robbed Messs Speyers of l60 mules the
lower Del Norte. The Governor smokes and sleeps
whilst the sayagcs devastate the country.
The Gold Mountain has been more extensively worked
this than heretofore The search for gold has
been extended to the south side of the mountain with
great success. The gentlemen by whom send this,
take $l3, 900 in gold dust Jumps valued at 1910
found within 30 miles Of Santa Fe The gold region lies
entirely the eastern side OF the Rio Del Nore and II
worked with any energy would yield millions ANNUALLY
This country is capable Of being one of the most pros.
porous the continent but every year sinking under
the pacity Of its feeble yrants TO mplorc the char
ty Of the Americans and seek to occupy Of the
New Mexico and to this consummation ali their hopes
and wishes arc directed
The New York herald., 1845-05-26
City Intellicencc.

FIRE.-About 8 o'clock yesterday evening, an alarm
was given that the warehouse of Mcssrs. Burgess &
Sringer 81 John street. had caught fire in the
but such was not the case One OF the members Of the
establishment had short time previous to the ALARM
made fire in stove in the bottom of the store which
caused much smoke to issue through the windows and
door, This the of the alarm. There also
false alarm about o'clock.
FrRE-About two o'clock yesterday fire broke out in
the work shop of Mr. Hawle builder, No. 90 Beekman
street. which extnguished without doing scarcely
any damage 1t must have been the work of evil
disposed person, there is fire whatever attached to
the premises The fire first discovered by girl in
adjoining building. Several fire companies repaired to
the spot shortly after the fire Observed amongst
which were Hose Company ~, Engines ~ and D. The
alarm bells did not ring.
Police Ohicc--Sunday- thirty cases Of petit
larceny, assault and battery &C., were brought before
the justices this morning We publish those which we
consider the most important. @H.E
AERBsT OF FUGiTIvE FROM JusTIcE-Ohcer w.
H. Stephens arrested VIM. RUSSELL alias George Myers,
fugitive from justice from Louisville KY where he is
charged with breaking into the store of Henry Fletcher
and stealing thercfrom watches jcwelry, &c. TO the
amount of $4,000 Committed by Justice Osborn to await
the rcquison of the Governor of Kentucky for his
moval to that State.
STEALING BALE or CorToN.--John Cornell and John
Stevens two colored arrested last night about
II o'clock charged with stealing bale Of cotton in their
possession for which an owner Is wanted. The men
were committed
AssAuLr WITH IxrESrIoN KILr.-Hester Joscphs was
arrested charged with striking Jacob Briggs in Orange
street. with junk bottle, and cutting his head very bad.
ly FShc isfa erocous looking person. and declared be-
fore the mag isnte In the occ that 1t her intention
to kill Briggs. Committed.
LARcENY.-The house of c. w. Wetmorc, No. 17S
Broadway this morning, before day yght robbed by
a domestic oil a large amount of wearing apparel.
ANoTHER-Catharnc Hope for stealing $3.50 from
Patrick Fitzgerald, was committed.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

HAL Storm On Tuesday evening last there was
very unusual hail storm in the upper end OF St
Charles county The hail very large, some Of the
pieces measuring several inches in diameter. In some
cases the window glass of dwellings entirely des
troycd For day or two afterwards the weather became
Era, Mayl6
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

Irr,rr,, e,r,rrs Dsrn,err OouRT.-On Friday, be-
fare Indne Randall United States VS.. Samuel Nc
Naurhon, charged with obstructing the United states
@ T. ent os Tho most Office at the Exchange refused to
"s make way for the United States mail Verdict
,,,itv -Pbiiade;phia Post.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

ETHIOPIAN SERENApERs-PAIMo's OPERA House,
-Inese distinguished and fascinating vocaliss continue
their performances for the ensuing week But the
tanment: will be diversified with novelty of perform
competitors for public favor.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

NAVAL May pa board for the examination OF
asylum Philadelphia, on Monday tho I'd June next Of
which CON- George c. Read is appointed President,
Commodores Thos Ap Catcsby Jones end M. G. Perry,
and Captains EA.F. Lavactc and Isaac May members,
Lieut.. Wm r. Griffin, detached from the Charleston
station, and leave three months.
Lieut.. Edward e. Bowers, detached from receiving
ship nj Boston and leave three months
ticut John Mooney ordered to the receiving ship at
Il istun.
ceiving ship at Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

70 suffer from when there is such pest to them
Shemans ozcrges Many dseles aud death from
worms without THEN ever bg suspected The following
few symptoms o w'hmspia IL joints on limbs, often.
sleep and al times frcss abo p with flushed cheeks,
te eli, heeiache druw dis
turbcd dreams fulcl starting scrp with fright and scream
ing voacious appetite gpings unse of something rising
thing from the bowels and sometimes discharge Of slime and
be the genuine deal
ers attempt, palm OFF their worthless limitations Dr. Sher-
mans warehouse is NJ LOG Nassau ST.
Agentsil0 aud 273 Broadway ~ East Broadway Of
Spring and Bowcry; Spring aud Hudson SITS.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

Social MOVEMENTS THE AGE-We publish
to-day the address of Mr.. Owen to the people OF
this country, before his departure for Europe, and
as soon as possible, we will give another article
which we have received, on the progress and prlnc-
pies of French socialism or Fourierism Mr.. Owen
maintains by the by, that the social movements in
Germany, of which Mr.. Brisbane speaks so hope
fully, are altogether of his school, and don't belong
at all to Fourierism The s'Worlds Convention" will
be held according to Mr.. Ovens appointment ne xt
fall before the great n Y State Convention; and it is
intended to hold it in this city, in order to put ideas
into the minds of the people here, so as to qualify
them for introducing this great social reform into
the Constitution of this State. Mr. Brisbane will
also be busy about the same thing, and may also
summon Convention. All the great philosophers
of the age will, therefore, be full of business, in
order to operate on the great State Convention,
when bran-new Constitution is to be formed for
New York, different altogether from any thing in the
country, and leading to the new "moral world" or
philosophical millennium, so longswished for This
will, indeed, be great movement to establish prin-
ciples of liberty in religion-in society-in every
thing Heaven knows what the philosophers may
effect in the end, but they to be free enough in
their notions, in all conscience.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26
Do ycr l.ear th u DIV ~,

Otre fwNwlie, uuf aw t.s yellow
Tor a.d rouvh nndd AK nd ssIlow.
Beyv0rc--LRdiss To,scl not Common Pre-
pared chalk It will ruin your skin that heaulfu ,crs-
table preparation, the Jones Spnish Lii Whitet will g,yc
your skin natural eke whiteness and improve your skin
sold Chatham street, l Broadway and 10 Fulton street.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

INCREASE OF T.owELI.--The LoiCeH Courier says
There probably never was more building c9ntem'
plated in one season in Lowell than at present. Every
day VIC hear OF some new enterprise
The New York herald., 1845-05-26
A PROPHECY.

Tss years from this time win think Of using ether
cleanse and pur!TIyjiDE TyiE BRANpRrru Pills
cleanse and purify nure weak become strong
whale .sss s a TGsy ss Js or
oy S The II sn as as s
Che simple method Of purifying ihebody with Brandehs Pills
EnIsrience that ,ogchstous Of all human knowledge has
% man 9ody naturally saepicd or By their aid
he % ss ia @ Ss
evacuated altered and completely aud in manner
ass been cured Of
ws By nss Let s'Saf Afflicted
WEEKS s. @ n
sss1 sl s'G.:S sscsa aswa he to
have often found persons desrous 70 know how soon this
sssa %ssss as5n w IS,
be relied upontha # the Pills psevered with according
will sa Ss patient SGd have
psStee e many chronic diseases daily
assIs
without sound pursings.
sCRIPTURAL PROOF
~, OF THE PRoPRIETy OF USING PuRGING MEDICINES.
ias
prPps,ica sIpsriss1ss M in the 9Sdy s
me and shall Be wR,sr than snow snail % c''an WASH
Psalms O3 As for thou purge them
Psalms 2: o-Delver and sin. for thy
NAL And he shall as rener and purifier of silver;
silver
Matt win thoroughly purge hi. floor, and gather his
Purge therefore the old leaven tina. you may
therefore h himself a. from r. these BE-
use and prepared unto every good work
Heb 8: l-How much shall the blood OF Christ who
God purge conscience from dead works to serve the
Heb 3-Christ when he had by himself purged sims
Prov 49, 6By mercy and truth niquity purKed and by the
fear Of the Lord men depart from evil. -
IA. 7-A And he laid
has touched thine lips and thine niQuy taken away andthy
sin purged v
sa M sBy this therefore shall the iniquity Of Jacob be
purged. ees f4 ht4a
Ez l3-In thy fhiness lewdness because have
ed thee and thou pued shalt be puged from
thy thnes till have caused fury to rest upon
thee. ksM
Pet 9But he that tasteth these things blind and
aar off, and hath forgotten that he purcd from ms
old sins. sfft 5#tielsx s.
John Isl aEvery branch that beareth fruit he tax
that il may bring forth more fruit
Al; i2And the fruit thereof shall be for and the
leaf thereof for medicine. fsw1 ~
Peter ls-Hah forgotten that he purged from his
own SINS s n =
Now these all the which that purgng and
internal medicine recommended in the sacred writings but
they sufficient establish the fact beyond all dispute
ce the who would endeayo make the world believe
that by rubbing ointment all the good possible be done
the human body that be done by the Of internal med
ciIes The people can judge and act for themselves.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

GOVERNOR or OREGoN.-The papers are saying .
great deal about the appointment OF Sir George
Simpson as Governor Of Oregon. This is mistake
But If Aaron v. Browns bill-the democratic n,inao
Ind l;overnor of Oregon and no mistake. Old Tecum-
seh-Col Dick Johnson--was the man pitchcsa upon,
with salary Of ssO0o He will be Governor Of oregon
yct-N o. Rep May II.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

Mn. OWENS LECTURE LAST EVENING AT TIE
FRANKLIN HALL.-This building, which is capable
OF seating nine hundred persons, was crowded to
excess last evening, to hear this gentlemans farewell
address, and many were obliged to go away without
obtaining admttance The address was listened to
throughout with the most marked attention AT the
conclusion, numbers docked around the venerable
philanthropist to take their farewell of him, which
detained the gentleman some time. Many appeared
as if they were reluctant to let loose his hand. Mr.
Owen takes his departure by the Long Island train
this morning for Boston He sails for England on
the LIST Of June.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

The "WAsHINGToN UNION" AND TEXAS ANNExA-
ToN.-The Washington Union still chershes the
belief that annexation is quite certain and settled,
"a with the bond of fate" Every fresh develop
ment, however, tends to show the weakness of such
an opinion. The Union maintains that the Execu-
tive will give no opposition; but letter recently
published in the Prouidcnce Journal apparently
coming from an intelligent and trustworthy source,
confirms, IN the strongest terms, the opinion
we have so often insisted upon, that it was by no
means certain that the government of Texas was
friendly to the measure. This writer also states
that the European population, German, British anc
French, who were augmennng more rapidly than,h,
American, was decidedly opposed TO annexation
Altogether the prospects of annexation are yer,
much couded and every new development con
firms the accuracy of the views which we have
again and again expressed on the subject.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

LIFE IN ROCHESTER. The Rochester papers saw
that from the ls TO the Goth instant inclusive, one
hundred and twentyeght persons have been arrested
and hauled up to the police ONCE in that city.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

CHEAP TRAvEL.-One is almost paid to take a
trip up the Hudson, such is the present spirit of COM
petition on that route and the cost Of passage to
Montreal, a distance of four hundred miles, is only
three or four dollars. The albany Atlas of Satur-
day says;-
The spirit Of opposition still RACES between the differ
en lines Of steamboats, upon the river and passengers
can be accommodated in first class steamers at any price,
from fifty cents down to q levy. This is ruRous price
of fare for distance Of l6O miles, and will pay for
the fuel used in accomplishing the passage One would
be led to suppose that steamboatng any thing but
profitable business but such would appear to be the
fact we take into consideration the rapid increase of
boats for the past few years There now ten
addition to these there are two new boatshe Niagara
for the Troy company and the RIP Van Winklc for the
Express lnc-in progress of completion They will be
finished and ready to take their stations upon the river
carly in June,
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

Natures own rrescrIptioD.-Wright's In.
dian Vegetable Pills the best medicine known for n
cpent roumptio, sstma Of every stage bleeding Of the
pulmonary organs These Pills approved by the most dn-
guished pysicans aid universally acknowledged the
luabc medicine discovered Weak back pain and weak
the breast back limbs and other pa oi the body
speedily and eifectusy removed by these pills.
The unparalleled which a, attended the Of these
pills induced uupncpcd persons to manufacture
spurious article which they cndenvor palm the
cting genuine medicine hence the importance of pur
chasing only Of the regular advertised agents.
CAuTorAs many unpncipd persons are ndlslnousIy
gagged In selling Pills. the public should be
~ c,rrin TO from except adv agents.
sons II integrity the Office aud general depot
Greenwich ST. New York.
N.B.n ell case, be particular to ask for genuine Wrghts
I,,d,n
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

be all the rage Europe and this country the greatest invest
ment the Housaonc road TINT
this will be at least si75coo as they last year $4,000
and annually improving and the capital and debt
t,n S2o00 and believe that the stock had from 90 10
a per Where there stock that promises large
roft and have doubt that IL we ever get 10 Al
baay by the Harlem Trqck as win W connecting il with
;hr ousaoni road generally believed that Harlem
Company will make their road direct to Albany.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

Alta wedding feast which took place near London,
&c. WY on the 10Th instant man of the name Of Nor
rs tho of the BRIDE shot by one of the
parties during, what termed in that neghborhood the
chGrtu01i. ssHf Nl ia ~ n 3DAN 8ts
A negro girl, belonging to James Hays, Esq. of
Thomas county, convicted of the murder Of his infant
son. is sentenced to be hung at Thomasvllc Ga the
3Oth inst. fst-
The first Presbyterian Society of Rochester have
unanimously rendered call to the Rcv. Malcolm NJ Nc
Laren, Of Johnstown, Fulton county, to become their
pastor. 4.,s a #f
The Rev. Mr.. Williamson, of ST. Mary's College,
Of Baltimore who strken few days ago with para
lysis has since died. e4 l4l3 4.
Luke Covillion, son of Gen. Pierre Coviin was
killed by lightning the 10th instant in the parish Of
Avoyelles. sa
1t is stated that relation of Prof Goraud, lately
deceased in France, has bequeahed him 900 francs
Mr.. Caleb Cushing, it is said, is now engaged in
preparing work descriptive of the countries people
and falling under his observation whilst engaged
in his late mission to China. s4
The New York herald., 1845-05-26
DYSPEPSIA OF TWELVE YEARS STANDING
BRANDRETHY PILLS.

This certify that taken i'll during the season ofth
cholera and continued thus until the spring Of
1892 during which time was severely troubled with dyspep
sa and all its varous train Of suffering that life itself
the best who prescribed for and many the
bitter dose omedicne took but s without avail AT last,
yielded despair The idea taking the physicians prescrp
tions longer useless and utterly opposed to taking
Brandefhs Pills asserting that they great bene
and il is but just to say that after using short time, lbe
gn to recover and soon was entirely 70 ne health and
to make this public acknowledgment. gg :, =, re-,
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

Before the Recorder and AID Compton and Mcscrole
NJ. c. PATERSON, Esq, District Attorney.
MAY 24-Case Of Joseph &. .ashleyThis gentleman
was indicted charged with perjury and forgery Il. II
Morris, Ex-Mayor, came into Court Saturday and
stated hc appeared there for the purpose of moving that
noie prosequi be entered in all the indictments against
Mr. Ashley on the ground that he had been committed
by himself n error while Mayor Of the city; At that
time he believed him guilty but subsequently he had
examined the instruments alleged to have been forged,
and sufficient evidence produced to convince him,
and every citizen that they genuine and he had
arrived at the conclusion, he believed his learned
friend the District Attorney would that Mr. Ashley was
entirely innocent Of the charges preferred against him
The DrsTRIcT ATTORNEY said he felt unwilling 70
consent to noAe prosegi being entered He was WI.
ling try the cause on Its merits but the facts stated b
should, therefore, call on the case next term.
The Court adjourned.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26
Bu.hwick, Kings County, L.I., March j, ials.
FROM AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS.

FROM AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS.
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for hm large and 5saS ss THEY hs.s g
difficult to equal them among all the patent medicines Of tho
4 Mg York Gsm%srcisl They remove all
used among Of friends and in own family
hasf oepfs d. R
threshhod and medicine besides The Doctors Pills used:
ssss; s'fS Ei
'hf is% Ss YssR sns:p4 says Of Bnd pills One
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Ss al iii Is. s.'sy
mach bowels and BY using those se@sdiss which
pie We have heard s% saa s,,1Rsy ,Ss
l. e.sv s
II ,ss 5 y s y
,eessd with viclsa, billion. ehoc Ia; removed al
@ be- q ss being hs % u s ~s %
the public benefit il saying yin what think Sf them
Tn ,ss s'a ssM ., been made
Shs its utility Utility has The
impression seems to be gaining ground that Bf,ndreh's
remedy for ordinary nmitcs. There many sensible
Persons in this city, well in other parts Of this
country WHO with great propety testify the good effects Of
randres Pills from frequent experiment. and evil need
be appehended from the Of them according the dec.
tion In directing public attention to the Brandeth medicine.
only express our honest conviction that the Bdch Pill:
which RaSs we into gene
raj use. 4'T5t
Over FIVE HUNDRED EXTRACTS from the mostre-
spectacle newspapers could be the above closing
with the following from the New York Argus Of March 0,
1915 must suffice for the pre- sest-so says space
lfiFsSL FoLITfSs Fl Hsy V, sGFf Fills, tAE1sa'l J
There has been since the election in November k,
non from the excellent article ia Tusay Herald do
ings in Washington had reached its climax But such
appears be tnng but the with Dr. Brandrehs Pills.
That they have been before the public for
and they bear the character OF good he older gets
the better for the ouger they known the their
beneficial effects seem 70 be appreciated by the great the
people We haye 1t is true been constantly the habit Of
herring them spoken well Of private society but have seldom
heard their good effects the system ably descanted
clearly proved to the satisfaction Of all present. than
did evenings Shades in
Brooklyn and by fully competent the task beiag
lc than the well respected Alderman Of
the h He alluded during his the benefit he him
that had to his knowledge and suggested Ia concu-
that his hearers would for the future when they felt
unwe first DIR. BPS Pills. and he would
they would in every spercee the necessity of appying
From experience cordially agree with the worthy
alderman.
Sold IS per box Dr. b. Brandrcths Principal Of
lce 2il Broadway Also, at DIR. BIS retail Offices No
2i Hudson street and "a Bowery and Mrs. Booth, Market
sfP Pppf-R IAN
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

en- years from TINS time will think Of using ether
remedies when sickness assais his frame than those which
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-11-29

NAVAL APPRENTICE SysTEM.-It seems that Mr..
Secretary BANCROFT has made no movement in re-
lation to the dscontinuance Of this system. The
Brooklyn Eagle states that the late Mr.. UPsHUR,
when Secretary of the Navy, directed that no more
boys should be received at this station, soon after
the Somers tragedy. This order has never been
countermanded, and the Naval School on board the
North Carolina was long since discontinued.
The crew of the Somers, on the unhappy occa-
sion alluded to, chiefly composed of appren-
tees, and the dangerous characters that composed
that crew great cause of the discontinuance
of the system.
There have been many differences Of opinion with
respect to the naval apprentice system. We recol-
lect some incidents that occurred not long ago,
which prepossessed us in favor Of this branch Of
our service. A fine boy, Of humble origin, and al
most utterly destitute, had the good fortune to at
tract the attention of gentleman, who procured his
admission into the Navy as apprentice. In this
instance the result was most fortunate, and this
same boy bids fair to become an ornament of the
Navy.
II is said, however, that many Of the apprentices
were boys of uncomfortable dispositions and worth
less habits so many, indeed, that the Department
has been forced to suspend the system.
NeD York Express
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-11-29

FLouR.-The Albany Argus of Wednesday states
that one million two hundred thousand barrels Of
Flour have arrived at the Hudson river within the
last two months. The Journal of the same day has
the following paragraph:
"FLoUR AvALaScHE I'VE counted in our harbor this
morning hundred and seventy canal boats loaded with
-four These carry learn at the collectors Office from
$50 to 500 barrels each, averaging least barrels This
would make total Of 900 barrels Add this amount
ten large towboais loaded and several vessels loaded and
loading, and il will make total Of about l50 600 barrels
aAoA Many rods Of the dock covered four tier deep with
fourAa least three thousand barrels Besides these items
immense lows have m for New York for the last three days.
and all flour dealers have their warehouses packed From
these data idea may be formed Of the immense
Of this amporan article which has been poured into
city for the last eight ten days"