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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31
BRISTUW'S
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL sYSTE'
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
CAROLINA HOTEL, BROAD STREET.
THE SUBSCRIBER deems it but proper inform his
friends and customers and the travelling public generally
at he still continues for Their comfort and accommo
dailon, and would be happy to receive their ivors;
The Carolina Hotel be prepared for the cpon
OF travellers especially families than any former PERIOD ana
the closest and attention will be paid 10 al VINO
NV favor him with their patronage. -,
Omnbusies will he IN attendance at various thor ugh
tdes 70 convey myers his house anu reao az " "c
" ~ w o y ~ ~ ANGUS STEWART.
Dinner aud private parties attended to rs usual
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MRS GARRQII.,

MRS CARROLL'S
INDICATED, VAPOR ~ SULPHUR BATHS.
Isa Fulton street,Oppositc 81. PnuI's Church
KS HltOLl bugs 20 remind her patrons Of the eica
1Vl Of tRe yapo Baths curing colds rhe umatsm chIs
aud few &c Sulphur Baths require half hours notice
Por Vapor Baths part OF the city or vicinity
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LONDON
AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE,

No Foley Place Regent t,eet.
T AIDES, Gentlemen, and Families visiting Lot don,
IL be umodaed with board aud residence mbined
with every comfort good t,be and sell society mode
teras
This is constantly visited by American Fam-
-s and ntlem in London, honoed by the
pat of the Anne Legation; slso by
distng shed Am families in the United States whom
permssi n been gwen 20 refer
MISS PHILLIPS b,gs state that Cards Of Particulars, as
aud by he recommended, may b. obtained
The OH of this paper. 02t 3wfrc
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street. near Maiden Lane.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS will fnd tins desirable House,
- being convenient the business part Of the city This
establishment fitted with entirely furniture. Good
and substantial dinner sA lodgings 20 cents For con-
and comfort this house equal hotel IN the CITY,
and half the price Permanent boarders be accommodated
n reasonable
All the deicaces the served up, they
market al half the price Of other houses Elegant
private p4rlos fer the referee private dinners
per parties The very best of liquors JUS snfrc
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DAGUERREOTIPt.
GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
VOIG APPARATUS,
RESIDES new supply Oft above Apparatus the subscri
- bers have received best Plates Chemicals and Polishing
substances aud the Improvements the Art Insruc
tonsgiven the Art and orders from every Of the
try promptly attended to- by addressing (post-pad)to
W. x IF LANGENHEIM,
Philadelphia Exchange.
LANGENIIkIM y BECkERS
o5 lmdS.w-rc New York. 2Ol Broadway.
THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
OH BROADWAY, upper corner Of Murray, over Ten
~ neys Jewelrv store, awarded The Medal -four First
Premiums mud Highest Houosn at the Inhibition al
Boston, New York and Philadelphia respectively for the best
pictures and apparatus ever exhibited.
Pumbe Premium Cameras Instructions Plates, Cases. &c
forwarded desired point lower than by any
m-nuacrory. n23 Pm DsWfmc
IMITATION PRECIOUS STONES, cal Garnet and TuT-
L kois for sale by f. f. kOHTUM,
2la William street, New York.
OSTRICH FEATHERS, for sale by
f. f KORTTJM
s26 lIntr 2lt William street
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n THE FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S Hats are
now ready the season. 1915 which for ghtness and
be surpassed which important
article sold in establishment msepresented but
sod for what Il is Also the TALL style OF Boys and Chi
drens CAPS OF various patterns Gentlemen have their
hats made 10 order in any shape style they wish.
n. B.-A full assortment OF Ladies' Furs.
c. KNOX no Fulton street,
OF lmeod r between William and Nassau streets
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE,
nOCTOR JOHNSON, n Duane street, near Chatham a. .
- ofthe Oldest and medical and sura
cal practitioners ~ The CRY Of New York IN the treatment ol
certain class Of delicate diseases The Doctor established In
stand for eleven md during that time has
~ treated O cases Of yencrea mercura and oh,
complaints Ihs DIS reputation FOR skin those old half
cured cases that have existed years No mar
how long you have elect Structure Ulcers nnon
the body IN No throat pains IN the head and bones
OF he Itss WI and can cure you u your durable
Ionsttuona weakness sometimes called seminal Weakness
brought on by secret habit mdulged by youDa neoNsny
unfortunate victim OF this vice has exprsnoed my
,autory treatment Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small
81 the back confusion Of intellect fogetnness paptaon
re heart averon 70 society only SYMPHONIC Of this
plant lie warrants every charge. Mud
aud recent cured DAYS Dr. Johnson regularly
educated Physician and Surgeon og0 In as'r
CASs Wand having been burnt out, RENT ed ~
" stors Ne " srosa ttt corn S,ons rtr~
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IGA q l. K Il A L II 5 !,
Din PEARL &lreaf

RETWEES Centre and Elm stTeets.-Warm, Cold md
- Shower Baths, equal TO the city 2L each
Good clean single beds 21 cents each Meals 2 cts each
Board and lodging, 50 70 per week -
Newspapers from London LIVERPOOL Canada and all tho
principal cities ~ the United States, on 6le jvm'
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STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE co. of Worces
- ter, Mass.
Presiden-Hon. John Davis, of Worcester.
Vice Presidents-ton. Isaac Davis, Worcester.
- Stephen Salisbury, Esq do.
Treasurer-William Dickenson ESQ. do.
Secretary-C Harris, Lsq. do
This institution prepared to applications for
lives from 500 $1,000 Of premium less
than those ch,rscd by other companies 1t has guaa
capital Of $4,000 for which, only
paid All the profits divided amongst assured offering
Inducements than other Application for
assurance may be made f. ID. SAXTON,
tAgent Of the Company in this cty,)
A Wall street.
A. SIDNEY DoANE NJ. D., Medical Examiner, % Warren
OF lmeod-r
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aTHERS-j000 lbs Western Live Geese Feathers, IN
'fv hne order for tale by y. X COLLINS T. co.
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SELLING OFF PREVIOUS To LEAVING
trIE PIP E'MISES

SELLING OFF PREVIOUS TO LEAVING
THE PREMISES.
A LARGE STO' or DRY GOODS-at BILLINGS
"A wellknown heap Store, l4o Pearl Chatham
The stock selling OF and such prices
surprise the greatest bargain hunters Of Silks
Shawls, Cashmere, De LANES Blankets Flanes very law
Linen large lot of Prints bleached and unbleached Muns
Hosiery Gloves Lace and ia fact article
with large and well stock Of Dry Goods Do for
get the and number BILLING,
OILS 2wrmc d45 Pearl near Chatham
rgNHOSE ELEGANT RUBBERS-NEW ENTIRELY =
Mr. N Hayward the original discoyerer and first
Of Metallic nsouble India Rubber has discovered another
il the application, which will puzzle the world
mud has associated with him who
will protect his THIS is the giving his Metallic
Rubber the surface leather without using crack
vtrnsh heretofore used His Shoes
IS Maiden lane without exception the perfect
Gle OF the kind the world For sale quantities
SUIT by HORACE III. DAY,
oil 1m'r Is Maiden lane
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CHEAP AMI FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

IRON FOR CAST STEEL.
NJ ORWAY IRON, Of the quality used Sheffield for the
~ manufacture Of Steel for Swords Razos Table Knife
Blades, and Edge Tools, for sale BY -
o2l 5teor"r &. 4. ii ABlCHT, 81 West street
LEFT OFF. WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED
ItESTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
N an kinds Of supertuous effects they wish dispose Of
such Ladies and Cent. mens Wearing Apparel, Fire
Arms, Furniture, &c. Gentlemen leaving returning the
city vii find their advant send for the subscriber
who pledges Inns fair for all articles offered
n. B-A line through the Post Office will be pomptly
tended to. T. ENENSrlN,
OFT lmtmc Act Broadway up stairs.
FIRST PREMIUM DAGUEkREOTYPES
p HAAS, DAGUERkEdN ARTIST,
$50 BROADWAY, CORNER OF REApE STREET, LAFARGE
BUILDING.
MR. H. his received the Medal the te Fair of the Anne
1v1 Institute Pictures executed By himself and not
purchased done by hired the public the eio
all times depend upon Obtaining the style OF Por
traits from the lest the largest which be
surpassed for brarty
instruction given III tue Art reasonable
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81 ~ WAND having been burnt out, have RENT ed ~
TORE ~ v, srosd se-i On tNf tcfr-r n S,ons ru~
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Barque Ranger, Milliken, from Malaga, with frui

sbrs Francis Whitney, Fisk Manila Monument Marshall
ayfe hapbahannoGk Lnerpoo arioso, Rio Jaoero Au-
Dememrs; Caslldl, Oporto Ready Rhuo Wndsor Harriet
ana Hodsdou Charleston; Emma, Norfolk, and others
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-29

.Sapoleon and Frent. Industry. Theirs gives
graphic account Of events and circumstances attending
The conclusion uf peace between France and England IN
I50l-the frat period Of rest which the French Re-
public enjoyed aler the outbreak Of the Reyolution.-
The treaty oi Amisns. though II included only the two
aiinas France aud Great Britain. IN fact the seal
Of a general paedeaton. the exchange Of sigma
had Rendered the ratification certain and put end
he doubts AID tears which hung over the negotiation
every stop, The unbounded joy was indnlged in.
Boi quite the narration III tie hisorino 10 show Ma
paean's views another natter IN allusioa to the A.
nal conclusion ai the treaty. NJ. 1hlers says;--
at WA agreed IN keep tins news secret Mt London
ar twenty ianr hunrs IN urder that the Courier Of The
French legation might II first 10 his govern.
menl THIS fortunate courier left the night of the Is,
Of October. aud arrived at O'clock Of tlie afternoon
oi the 39d-- lth Aendemaire--at Mainsison. Al that
moment Tire ihfee Consnls were holding government
council Tie greatest excitement was poduced by The
opening II the dispatches; they ceased n their labors,
aad embraced eaeh ulher The First Consul, who viii
nrlY threw aside all with In wlum he had
Confidence eeneed plainly the feelings which filed his
hosum. So many results obtained In So short time
ofder sooy and pence rotoed 10 France by hs gent
Is aud ndeafilaae perseverance,, tn two years
blessings e which he might be justly proud. Ia these
,ilnsiuns II mutual qualification. VI, Cumhareres said
n hun Nun that We have made trest} ii peace h
England. Ne mist make treaty OF commerce and re-
a sui eeta # dspue between the iva countries"
Nut 81 fast - answered the first consul. quickly 'thp
pdtep pace nfde; uuth the better; let us enjoy
H. IA toa commercial pence Ne VIII msko one We eau.
Bat nj ptce viii sacrifice French industry TO-
mrmbef the miaefy ul i7s6P
Tin lis.eiian an Ia remark that this rStraordina
" and Instructive passion iuf the Interests OF French m
dusy nnsi have been very sreng Ia burst out nj such
tme. he truth oi the mattel. presume. is tina,
3anamtte with lis quick eaeacy appreciated at once
the ia parlauee due protection mud encouragement 10
the industry 81 France. knowing very we'll that con
test with fup hind that around would have 10 he
ged and tint unless the interests Of French labor wers
vii eaar5ed the results II The conflict would be
disastrous IL has country than warfare of nris. Wh
eut rralectn the Industry OF Fmnoe would have
tered thai nt EaEland disadvantage. thu superiority
u capital aud Tie hrnrfa II experience and improved
skill heinz IN the side II Great lrain In just such
position Is industry placed IN efpect to competition
with thai Il Engand snd II lint view the same neces-
ally eAats er protection III winch Napolt IN
sas aud elt lof France fury ,esrs and ne~ ngo,
BdNimne american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-29
NANnAIISM.

Some days arp the Richmond Enquirer had 10 take
oae oil its party allies to tasb, for what It called LIS
'bMidaiism that - lis attack Upon the University
OF Virginia n particular, and generally upon the hi.
Ieaes ii The L Siaos-Ne wonder The Enquirer did
not phosophise upon the occasion nc, lraue effects
up 10 causes, and ask itself. if, following ont tie pro
aresspe notions Of the day. upheld by whal Is called,
III cant language, 'iho Democracy" there Is any t1lnI
very strange, or that shuuld eSce its special wonder,
reprobalon, in the 'Nandallsm" It complained II,
and which It offered its indignant c1nments L Is
be sure, very bad advocate the destruction Of OIL
hgeS because they are "arjsiocrdtc' institutions BAi
is IL any worse do that, than de-roy Sate Gope4i-
ncas. because they Pronounced 10 be GjStocatle ~
the very who call Colleges ''aristoefalir lnsllo
tionso And vet, do not recilecl ihai The Enquirer
has ever said that Don's rebellion 'FaBdaiisnl'l
On the contrary. we have hlnt remembrance 4 has-
lng seen he epuhp Of .4geriae applied IA the Enquirer
TO those IN Rhode Island who stood by their State Just
the Enquirer stands by its University Il Is
ilus that ways IN politics, US III every thing
else. lead US into Ifliculiies.
We Ike to buns such theoretical Democrats up to the
mark. occasionally. As long as they ran deelan aud
tait about democracy" it isaIl very WE'LL but ednc
lion Of their principles, vi rather carrying out o.
their own doctrines to legitimate Conclusions aud rraet'
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TEyIIF subscriber having made arrangements with one
q ofhe largest Faclaresa the horlh. Tor the pnr-
puse of supplying this market and the surrounding
country with all kinds Of Carriages made Of the best
materials and Of the latest styles and patterns, Is pre-
pared to furnish theu 10 lhosr VIM want upon as Good
,erns ms they can be purclsed al the North NJ else
where and brought here lie has now on hand lar-e
assor,mertu CARRIAGES. which he Is disposed to
sell urou such terms i'll b. satisfactory Ia purchasers.
If desired, hes, III furnish the HARNESS for each
Carriage Of his own manufacturing, and Will warrant
the Whole as GOOD as can br obtained any where.
j c. SHACKLEFOKD
| have made arrangements with Mr., }. c. Shacklr-
ford 10 fntnish him the shortest notice with any style
Of Carriage he may order
L. Il. BEACH, Manufacturer,
.HBpd, Conn.
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GONERNMENT DRESS.

The ratcut democrats are exceedingly anxious to blink
thu question about Government Press Ga the naAed
subject, they know they cauuul malutain an argument
before intelligent people II is un answer whatever
In the maH7tGnb'c losi'lns oteumtd by hase WHO pb
jerl 10 lie establishment OF such government arrens
dtae fac couniry, tint the editor Of the present Of
hrml organ Is osumaNle grull.man, and lIal his
viii only be- IN STREET accordance with his known
political principles. That bias nothing 10 do With tie
matter. We are not dealing AM honorabe men dts
cusslag political pies brought to deal with persons.
We conttudiug about tie ughl OF do Wong 81 tie
in abstract point Of view. Are theiu hot
rua evils certain TO upon the eueraHug Of lhs
system upon the Executive power aud patronage, which
ali Republicans must and acknow ledge Gan 'gu-
verninenl press" established by the viii Of President.
be free and independent medium Of communication with
tie reope} Must tnot IN the very nature Of liungs
degenerate into mcre Tauder d power. and lecone
dangerous to the public liurtly2 WIN u ever care IL
spesl the truth and fear not ? Wa ask that hese
tines should've aicnuyey considered and du weighed.
Obsin ptncS, Is good EotlG. applied 10 all lhese
Goyaons up4n The ancient constitutional Grimes o The
republic. Ana Yet it Is the "Drnacayy' vino lmbibe
and adopt all these metropolitan schemes.
,licr. Gazttie
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.FEcrc Voc esOofx.
r a z IT a TT s. IrO, wIryS

HANEjus' received an additional supply of SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS. the work and sly lie uf
which they guarantee 10 equal any thing that be
made The fresh arrival consists in part OF the follow
ing:
super Habit Cloth Froeh and D'Ofsay Coats
Scotch Tweed do do do
Brown aud Yellow Linen do do
- Plaid Linen Office Coats
do and PLAIN single mllled Cashmere Pants,
do Linen drilling Pants,
g White do do do
Fancy SILK. Chally, Cashmere and Marseilles
Vests.
- White black and colored KID Gloves. colared
SIN and lise Thread Gloves. Silk aud Iacknet { IA
vats, Opera Ties, French Silk UmbfelIas, Walking
Canes &c.
ALSO, few patterns Of fine Cassimeres and Vest
ings, which can be sed very low. Gentlemen will
please cal aud examine our slock Jeioe purchasing else
where.
May Is Is
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Arsl WIN hkaid ie 'h' '''h"o controversy seems
slrh@A hthl hah immtd1l' Huu decisive measures 10
nabr Eed gu tithHo lhat territory IN missouri al
d7qa'eas :" fatN appel 90 o' "'H'''rn Va Tue o'ef>
/ feNtiaa cum 'eNeh"NtA'sN "' 'uH question:.
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woiid te1d 40 ato'e stated '"e Smm'tdcs Of the
Ae'l'i Pfop' ate VIM me ''-"o ev'tis' ,Nef eyes
''e 'ni''' '"a's '"' "''"' " N"'e' WY '0"N "s "
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oa1ga latef, Inc ohet ifs1 W US uf'" a. lurifsb
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as sas nv - oa' Wv i""H :" '''' M" 'hal =,
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r7te US IN l9so'' T" ''"} ""' "", P'n'Y NJ an Ia
aafas, ~ 3oe 70 Uo N' ''"'nu, o'"u'sf' +'a' ana
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a'hi err ,.#,
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BAIL =. AsEa ). e. -.

s'as saasI1-S~ the pn6Tlc gFhFIaIy .aI a'7-
retnrn,d from the North with a NEW Slot h, my
assortment in that line of business is larger and better
,h,n INV have heretofore had aud am determined to
sell on terms to suit The times.
COU.N RF S.3DDLERS
would do well to call on me, as an always prepared
Ia furnish Them with general assortment ard upon suc
terms as cannni fail 10 please,
Etuairinz done wi.a Eoainess and Desp"'e"'
Country produce taken IN exchange Tor "rtk, az MAJ
ket prices. j. u 7iiAo LII -
May
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Sss2ipressf ss.sssIsY,
Grocer and Commission Merchant.

hEfFiltS 10 ms iflpUds and the publle upupfaIlr
Z Fthc best assorted stock o Gsos EVER IN b house.
embracing almost every article usually k.n IN sale y
those N hls me al ri which he pledges hlmse Ia seiI
al prices Ia suit the times They have been earelIy
selected by himself in Richmond aud BALTIMORE aud can
not he lhnks tail to please The stock in pafl CONSISTS
ot
80 900 lbs prime Western Bacon
- tons well assorted Bar lion.
y 4" TreIsasr Inn
ton Amcrieau Blisered Steel.
600 his double Shear and Cast do
5oo0 lbs Cutou Yarns. varun4 factories,
$50 kegs Nails assorted sizes
$50 sacks Liverpool Salt. larpe ana well filled
- hhds. and ticrces \ o. Porto REQ aud st.
CroiN Sugars
10 and barrels n o aud Porto Rico Molasses.
| =" very fine Sugar House do
chests extra Gae Gunpauder Tea, equal tn any
It is believed ia thls market
-" Black Tea,
= g common.
10 Is TO- chests G f. and Imperial Tea,
q boxes Tin Plate, 3 X
l000 " Russia Sheet Iron,
500 American do No. eiae6
300 " best Spanish lndro,
1000 " Dulch Nadder.
1000 Green Copperas.
200 BAGS prime green RE, Iapnyra and St Dominrn
C,Gce.
10 -" prme old Java do
10 :" fine Green Cuba do
. 2 bills Alum,
80 bbls sun aud family Flour.
eases SIX end Fur Has.
% dozen Palm Leaf do
400 lbs refined Satpptre.
3bags white Ginger,
9 dn pepner
. do All.n,ce.
20 bbls. No new elm, I,,r,ino,.
10 :, : rp, Mackarpl
= Sbad
10 halrhbls Roe ncrrinps.
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aa==azssa=
VOL. XsEHE.-.VO. 50.

mefs bo,h supported and encouraged while the coun.
ny KEEPS al home the specie which would have been
sent abroad To pay for furegn iahfcs.
Cincinnati; Chronicle
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Vast FHsPCrfsfG.

Vest Esecetved.
vEEIlE LADY OF TIE LAKE, with ten superb
d plates and splenddlv bound in calf.
The Poets and Poetry OF ENGLAND, by II. g. Grswold,
Y he Poets and Poetry of America,
Bnnyan's Pilgrims Progress, beautifully illustrated
Oxford Bibles, Pocket Bbles,-all bound above.
Book Of Common Prayer, bound in velvet and Turkey
morocco. 4 many other Books suitable for presents.
PAYNE & GREGORY.
April % Is
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The Grove Mas. Meeting

The great Temperance Mass Meeting in the
grove at the foot of 57th street. commenced Tues
day last The audience increased daily through the
week, and on Sunday the assembage was immense.
Ia the afternoon il found necessary to organize
meetings in three different parts of the field to ac-
cpmmodate all the hearers. Several hundreds sign
ed the total abstinence pledge, and evidently much
rood has been done by this meeting. A spirit has
also been awakened in the temperance community
which will, if theoretically followed up, be produc
I've of still greater benefit We are happy to learn
that the General Temperance Council will com
ncnce a Mass meeting in the Park on Monday eve
ming wcek--to be followed by a series of Mass Meet
ings in all the public grounds of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-19
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Hibernia.

The Hibcraia arrived al Boston yesterday, sun
day. and the news came through by Government
Express, which reached here at balfpast : this
morning Her advices are to the ith inst
The price OF American Co,,ons rather tending
downward, and the market closed heavily for all de
scriptons
Parliament were engaged principally on local bills.
Both Houses had passed resolution for an spprO-
pnaion Of 600 to the sufferers by the first Quebec
Fire.
Mr.. " Lane. our new Minister TO England, had
arrived and was lodged at Thomas Hotel Berkeley
square
Mr. and Mrs Keap arrived in the Hibernia They
remain 10 this country year.
The Queen was about to wish Antwerp and the
Rhine.
The Annexation Of Texas to the United States
has not at all excited surprise.
Mr. Charles Ware, formerly OF this country, died
recently at Liverpool He had been engaged in
commercial business.
The wife Of George Catlin, Esq. the celebrated
painter and deineator Of Indian customs, died in
Paris on the 30th uli.
Mr.. Jenfer the minister Vienna, from the United
States, has received his order of recall