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The New York herald., 1845-08-30

be seated ten persons at once, and often more,
when all the reporters happen TO be together at a
time. This, indeed, rarely happens, as the duties
they PERFORM require such of vigilance, is
so little sedentary, and imposes SO much activity,
that their locations mostly far separated in ac-
qulring the news OF the city, law intelligence, and
particulars of all remarkable movements over all the
country.
Another apartment is IN rear of these, and used as
library. This affords access to all the standard
works in English, and other modern languages. It
is sudclously selected rather than extensive and is
worth, from this fact, five times much, in point of
utility, as others more bulky, but less select.
To the perfect organization of the editorial is at
trbutable the accuracy, authenticity, and variety OF
the intelligence which radates in the columns of
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

liE EDITORIAL RooMs.-As represented IN the
engraving, the editorial department occupies four
rooms, In the front of the second story. These
rooms are separated by folding doors, to shut and
open at pleasure, and make, apparently, but fine,
long chamber when the doors are open. The fur
ther Is the front one, which comprises transverse
section Of the building, and is occupied by the ed
tor, and has private entrance from the staircase,
by passage outside of, and parallel to the other
rooms. AT the opposite end of them, is spacious
case torholding those books and papers In immed-
ate requsltion The desks for the use of the re-
porters and gentlemen whose duties are confined TO
distinct departments of the paper, placed along
the walE on either side, and well lighted with gas
In the centre is a table, on which mail papers are
laid while being used; while files Of late journals
are suspended at hand from the walls Here may
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

New ARTICLE OF Yesterday we noticed
landing from the steamer Balloon twenty-five neatly
packed bales of broom tassels Upon inquiry We
were informed that it had been grown up the Missouri
river, and is portion Of crop which will amount to
over one hundred bales The twenty-five shipped here
has been sold in New York to arrive at FIVE cents
pound If sales can be effected at this rate should
think it to be profitable crop the culture Is very sim
bor.-St. Lcms Era, .aus 10
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
OGDENsBuRGH, Aug. ., 1915.
The Weather--A Railroad Ente,prise-1he Com

OGDENsBuRGH Aug. q, 1915.
The Weatter--A Railroad Enterprise-1he Coun-
Tess Vespucci.
| have, indeed, found a day of rest from my ira
vels, and spare moment in which to write you /;
but do not experience any refreshing results from
the cool breeZes, which are said to be so peculiar TO
this place, for at the time of writing, the mercury
in the thermometer stands at nlnety-four in the
shade, at which position 1t has stood ESQ am in
iormed) for the last ten days, or less. as the
lawyers say.
The grand scheme of a railroad from this place TO
Plattsburgh, to connect itself with the railroad
about 10 be built from Burlington to Boston. seems
to be the hobby on which the citizens, not only of
this village, but OF the whole defined county OF St.
Lawrence ride with great zeal Whether this road
will ever be built, Is with some a matter of doubt.
The whole amount OF subscriptions obtained along
the line OF the surveyed route, does not exceed a
half OF million OF dollars, and the result of the first
days subscription, in Boston, an increase
only of eighty thousand dollars to the amount
stated above. Two millions believe is the amount
necessary 10 be subscribed before the work will be
commenced. There is, however, a good deal Of
sprt manifested IN relation to the matter through
out the whole of Northern New York. and who
can tell what energy and perseverance will accom-
pllsh.
The articles published in the papers of your cityin
reation to ''the Countess" which name is suii-
cienty expressive has "ucklcd the folks here
dertuly. 1.-The Countess" remains enclosed with
in her mansion walls, Gall who has seen them
would say they were nearer fifteen than ten ice
hgh) though there is rumor ailoat of her speedy
departure, perhaps never to return Faith the "good
folks here have so lew OF the mobility that thew
must (it can't be otherwise,) feel the loss Of her
very sensibly. They will have nothing TO gossip
about and will be unable TO tell of having seen her a
certain number OF times at the window during the
day, NC, NC. But must make an end Of my scrib.
blines il is 90 intoleraby hot
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

COMMENCEMENT ar H.ARvARn.-The Annual Com
mencement exercises al Harvard University, were
performed yesterday agreeaby to the order previously
announced There unusually large concourse OF
spectators present the occasion, including large
number OF distinguished gentlemen from other
His Excellency Gov Briggs Lieut. Gov. Reed, ana the
members Of the Executive Council were escortedirom
this city the Independent Corps OF Lancers under the
command Of Captain Forristall
The performances by the young gentlemen to whom
order After these soncluded the degree of A. b.
conferred upon the graduating class 6 in number;
that of A. NJ sundry graduates of former years The
degree OF NJ D. conferred upon large class Of
dical students and that of LIZ d. still larger class
of graduates of the d ane Law school.
The honorary degree of LII. ID. conferred Ben
jamin Merrill of salem, Henry Wheaton, United States
Minister at the Court OF Berlin and Rufus Choae, of
Boston,
The honorary degree of d. d. conferred on the
Rev. George g. lngersol Rev. II Ripley of the New
ton Theological Institution, and Rev. Hosea Ballou I'd,
of Medord. The honorary degree of A. NJ confer
red on the Rev T.. H. Chaplin OF Charestown George A.
Wood OF New York, and Noble Butler of Louisville,
Kentucky.
As soon as the ceremony of comforting the degrees
was concluded says the Daily 9drersr His Exellency
Governor Briggs and addressing the President sta
ted that the Board of OYerseers of which he is the pes
ding officer, receiving official notice of his intention
to resign the office of President OF the University hsu,
on the report Of committee Of that body, OF whlcn he
Hon. Quincy Adams was chairman passed ceftalh res
olutons which they had instructed him to present Oh
this occasion.--Bosion Transcfpt .Aug. 2s
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

TAR AND FEATHERtNG IN LExrNGroN'--on tues
day night last some low characters, IN Lexington,
made an attack upon several free negroes OF good char
acter aud ared and iesshered one OF them Next day
the citizens held meeting denouncng the proceedings
and disclamng all connection between it and the day
light movements OF Monday. They also passed reso-
luton rendering the services OF ten men in each ward 10
at with the watch -LouisctNs Journal, Aug. "a
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

Frederlka Bremen will net come here as she in
tended, this summer
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

News FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-By advices from
Montevldeo received at Rio Janeiro, dated Sepiem-
Der 10Th, and contained in the Mercantn OF RIO Ja-
nelro, we learn that Colonel Garibaid commander
Of the republican troops, had taken the island Of
Martin Garcia, garrlsoned by the troops of Rosas,
under the command OF Pedro Rodriguez. The
island was taken without the efusion of blood the
garrison having captuated to the superior force Of
Col. Gsribad
report prevailed in Buenos Ayres that Don
Agulrre, the emssary of Oribe, had been taken
prisoner by Court de Caxas and was 10 be sent pri
soner to Rio Janeiro. This report, however, it is
said, requires confirmation.
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

IkkAr FIRE AND HEAVY Loss OF PRopgRTy.--
on the M Dam, which was entirely dss,yovsd Tbs
Tn. ~. a nsvs been caused by friction OF shaft
Ihe loss Oh properly Is reported high 20 SI00 600
There was insurance Of $40 900 at the American ana
si' 600 at the Merchants Offices BY this calamity mn.
wards OF 200 mechanics are thrown Of work Bosor
Tyonscripk Dec. o.
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

RECALL or Mr. PAKESHAM. OF the Wall
street prints, with its usual accuracy, states that Mr.
Pakenham, the British ambassador at Washington,
would shortly be recalled by his government, and
that his successor appointed, whose name, it
says, is known here. This is wrone-ihere is no
foundation for the rumor. 1t probably originated in
the fact that son Of Sir Philip CHAMPION is about
come to Washington as an attaeht to the British
Embassy there.
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

The EASTERN MAn-The mail due Yesterday
morning from Boston did not reach this city ill late
IN tse afternoon The mails brought by the steam
ship Cambria came in this line; yet strange to say,
we received none of our foreign pagers until
very late last evening. The Rhode Island,
which brought the mail, had very severe
time in the gale Of Friday night, and she was saved
from destruction almost by miracle
The New York herald., 1845-12-07
Thenfriaala.

P.nx TsrArnr-Last evening the sterling comedy Of
"spsed the Plough" waa again presented, with very
strong cast MIR H Placids Sir Abel George Barrett
as Bob, and Mrs Bland as Miss Blanasld We have al
ready spoken Of the performance Of this comedy on
Thursday evening His only necessary to say that il
suffered by repetition in the hands OF tho artists
above mentioned. We saw George Andrews
play better than in this comedy, and Mrs. Vernon
was perfectly fat. After the performance Of the
comedy, the young lady who made so favorable
hit on Wednesday evening in Amanths, appeared
again Ia tho character, and although on the frs
evening she was far more successful than the majority
of atbufsnfes yet we could notice a decided improve
ment last evening She had go. rid OF the nervousness
which betrayed itself at rs and seemed very much at
home upon the stage With patience care and persever-
ance she will yet become ornament to her profession
There is peculiar sweetness about her that will make
her favorite She must improve little in her walk
however. On Monday, We are to have the longlook
for treat ofMrs Kean's personation of Ion.
BowRRY.-The late inclemency Of the weather sp
pears rather to have increased than diminished the
anxiety Of our citizens to attend this comfortable
establishment. Manager Jackson is determined not
to be oudone a caterer for the amusement OF the
public in evidence of which, he tomorrow evening puts
forth Taord's celebrated tragedy of on," in which
that popular tragic actress Mrs. Shaw, will personate
the hero. After which the drama Of " Nick of the
Woods with Scott as Bloody Nathan.
Miss DELcr.-Ths charming canatrce has closed
her at the Park and leaves this city in few
days Tor Boston, whore she intends giving series OF
concerts with from the operas. This will form
one o. the attractive and pleasing entertainment
ina bic aud have doubt the elite and musical
of Boston, will nightly congregate to greet the fair
calst who to brilliant musical education, and voice
of great sweetness and beauty untes all the qualca
tions of excellent actress.
Mons ALkxAspRE, the celebrated magician ia engaged
at the Chestnut street theatre and appears
Monday evening.
Mas. vALKsrrSE Morr,-The managers Of the Phil.
harmonic Society Phadephia have at the urgent
quest many of tho musical and fashionable critics
engaged this vocalist to sing at their next
concert.
Mr. Booth playing at last dates at the St. Charles
Theatre, New Orleans.
Miss Mary Duff Ia at the American, New Orleans
Madame Augusta ia still drawing crowded houses at
tho Walnut street Theatre, Philadelphia. Last evening
she d,.nced in " La Bay yadere" and La Sylphide.'
Mr. Jamison play ed Claude Me!note last evening at
the Chestnut street Theatre, Philadelphia.
The Seguin troupe at Baltimore, where they pro-
duced Thursday evening" the opera Of the Elixir of
Love-"
The New York herald., 1845-12-07
Court lhen adjourned until Monday nSx'.
Superior Court.

Before ChieI Justice Jones'
Disc. Willis VS. BeH-This case, fully reported ana
which engaged the attention OF the the last
at the instance Of Of the jury tho ex
pressed his conscientious scruples aganst sitting the
seventh day OF the week at the hour adjournment de-
feIsd until Monday, 10 o'clock, A. M
Before Judge Oakley
Ga,ret Mott w John M Ry,r This suit In con-
rovsrsy, being ct in f,ansifa up to the hour OF sd
journment wl be urther prosecuted tomorrow, at 10
O'Clock, A Nj.
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

Man. PoR Bosros The steamer Mohegan leaves
al ao'clock this afternoon, for Stooington
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

STEAMSHIP GREAT WESTERN This old favorite
arrived at Liverpool the l9 ut, IN thirteen days
passage.
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

The lady Of Mr. Morte, member OF Congress
from Louisiana wes delivered Of a board the
10 Washington Tho boy was named Cinoinnstus ip
honor OF the steamer,
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

JUST AND EQUITABLE BEQUgsrs-The Howard
District Maryland) Free Press gives an abstract OF
we provisions contained in the will Of late Nicholas
Worthington, ESQ. The estate, valued at nearly
quarter oil million OF dollars is with exceptions na med
hereafter lett TO his three grandchildren, two Of whom
are boys An estate OF a0e acres highly cultivated ia
iel 10 their father, soninlsw OF Mr. Worthngton who
- aiso appointed guardian Of the devsees 10 one Of
ms grand sons are left four farms to another and to
Els granu oanghter two He also creates three money
trusts oi tioooo $4,000 aud $4,000 respectvsy The
two larger amounts IN behalf his ode ST erapdson
~ 10 thke the name o Nicholas Wofthinpton when of
age Nearly all the property revers to him or hs heir,
at the death ofthe other lesatees The following pro
vision is made in reference TO his slaves tbe
belonging to the deceased manumitted with the
ception Of five superannuated negroes who are IN live
upon either of the two estates mentioned az thev
choose and who to be supported without labor tbs
remainder Of their lives The slaves of sixteen of
age TO be free In months; the younger slave,
when they attain that age and until they are l6 the
are left the property of their mothers By Airy Is
free from the day of lis deahthe children Of" Dorcas
are free at eleven years OF age His slave Charles re-
cevss his freedom and 1000 dollars Henry" receives
bis freedom Immediately, and a legacy Of Ave hun
dred dollars To 6 OF his negroes he has left l50
81 land m Carroll county TO be equally divided among
them To Little Bill" he leaves 40 dollars a year for
zen years 70 ofhis negroes q legacy of 10 dollars
sseh 10 IA Of his negroes he leaves Q legaoy Of 30
dollars each -
Robert Layton, who was sentenced 10 be hanged
IoBery in South Carolina has had bis punis M nj
Cohmuteu py The Governor month";
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

About two hundred and fifty persons have con-
neced themselves with the different churches In Mont
somery Alabama as the result Of the revival Of the
past summer
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

robert Layton, who was sentenced 10 be hanged
Ior ioIgery IA South Carolina has had bis punsb mi nj
hnement -~-'S-'' W."
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

AssAuLriNs SgAMEN In the District Court OF the
United States, IN Boston, on Wednesday, the Grand
Jury brought n Tour indictments for assault upon
Francis master OF the bnfque Cynthia for cruel punish
ment, and an assault upon Jop, OF the VIM.
same sesmsn; and N Chapman master oil the ship Argo,
Tor an assault upon Very one ofths Grew The fourth
assault upon j. Riley. The trial of the indictment
against Francis was commenced but was not finished
whsn the Court adjourned
The New York herald., 1845-12-07


LONDON NiARKET, Nov. I1-Naval stores Thu hr.i
ntss IN Tar has been con6ued to feu, retail Nv
GELS oImef ratesArchangel IS quoted at lie "a ana
stockholm LIS per barrel English Coal is firm ~ -
IITs Of Turpentine much wanted and owl 10 ,bo
short supply a considerable advance has occurred II
prices sales having been made at 56s Ss For rough
the demand has been active and the advanced rates
gwen Of rs sd 10 l2s cd per cwt has
been brisk demand for Bacon from the town and coun.
y trade and farther advance in prices has taken place
waterford s2eabe bringing 62s to 56s heavy AIS TO
Limerick si1eahle COS TO 54s and heavy 46s TO 52s Blad-
tted Lard Il in slow request, but quotations sup.
ported keg IS ~ good demand ana freely bring SIS to
04 american hnds moderate sale at 52s to SOS kegs
ab9 us 70 o2 ~ barrels In the value Barreed Beef
hhd ioik 70 change has taken place For American Beet
the Waihet continues very bare, good demand exists
.a very ul rates are paid Pork dull but not lower
ices ~ ona iof ships use rule follow India Beef
uos 70 IVsou er ueIce OF 3s6s lbs India Mess Sos TO
PRIME Mess Pork Dos to COS per bb Large arrivsis f
American Cheese having taken place lower nrces arc
Hcceped-good and line quality will now acarrsIv a,nh
t5 TO Cos, and inferior and middling to 5ls Eo,ei
j. firm, and prices looking up-Edan so. 70 a.
Gouda 3sS TO Iss and Kanta 25s 18s Fnylish rhoa
previous rates for the best qualities Rce-Bengsl ba
net with less attention, and although the market hss
been but moderately supplied SIN decline Ia pi ce NJ
~ percwt has taken place privately only small parcels
have been disposed oil at los TO 2ls for low and abiding
ana at 2ls 0I To 22s 81 for good aud fine quality The mark
" without supply OF Java Large parcels would hnd
~ es offered Ton sale and nj stiff rates mas al 3gs
% S0s Palma AS TO aos, and hne 2es per cwt-
1auow The demand has been active Russian on the
SPOT Tor candle aud soap making purposes prcss keep
on the ascendsDcy, and p Y. c. Of fine quality bos
been fetching &2s Sd to AIS 81 per cwt For delivery
nM mouth many contracts have entered into AT sos
edid I'D and for the three ast months tho next
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Eleiftdt. Gin GierttI uf Sed,fe.
Scr iff. toerrjrlse, ysspsig {gr tSef Die Cafe
toaeu cettn nhalt cos Gleo oerOeabame GsEd, firtt
Sla oaoef Aeabl mehr jeBt mus id fort. sloje soje
Gin Maun ndfsir Der Grae einem gQaSehsn beccW
tnn5eocu iu, ano lie nifte ipieber. an Der Rardentb
re traen lIe etnancer. sd, nde Sbueu, iaate Der
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ss'sth1e, ifBfe oas sWiDd1en binlu ,lSie iiebcns.
rnrclg cteic tetret Iber du5ieben - fubr Der ann
fprf Eas Rdpd1ea fhlug ole Au3cn nieoer mo p.elte
mi ,hrsn 5'nsern ,, BIN nid,t perbeirather, (aaet
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-18
Ser0s anae1Cb(piIeu Z.

Cine erfreulide Oeadrltt babeu mir unfer,t Qcicrtf
mtSuthelen IcraS, Der. biz cdbim ,,eir(aine Srern
hat d oen S6 Sfernen mnieres freien Gtaatfnbnnbes
an9etdhcNen Etele 9lcrrelc,e 0iadrid,t wurbe ourd
pas ser. SfoateH SdNf prncetcn nadD 1SaIbingtrn
befO BERT glus Der Mabinstcn ,lluicn erfahren ,pit
fci3enoes G6bere.
nSetoe Sclnier bes teranifden @cn9relTes baben
ftntmmtg Die Seongungen Der gereinS gefd,lnfIe5
Ger 2Ser. Stl1ten dngencmmeu. Ter Ceuaf bat ben
gerfrds NIT Nerfc enftimmg uer,prrfen. eapt.
'9Sa9gerniann 1T IN QEaibinStsn, 3erds augelangt,
Nrn Nlttdrpclteu fir Die Ser. Staaten Trnppen ane
sacaDleM unc Ttr tbren llnterhar ia fcr9en GIN Sc
1dlanB nMroe Dem @cn9rcIIe et'9ereidat, tpoin 6el
prdFoent (oen Geras) anfgefcreert ntrp, ale Mili-
tarpolten, SdffsbDfc, Baraden ,c. ben betreftnben
peporoen Der 25ef. Staaten III ubsrliefern Seresl
0ns oes teranlid1eu Scngreiles ipclte Die @hre Der
Baterfdaft oer andlluebebliiiIe habeu suleBt pir-
Den Ole SeudfsbsimiuNe, cem SaGfe uerbeiIert, elm
itIHts9 oa9fncuiner. Der qsdiieent it, 70 lpett ss
Inn betrfft, perphid,ef, cen 9SiItn tes gcngrsiss
,cfort IN susfubrun3 su bru9en.
Eseie erfreahe 9iadriht ln,.ate am 4fen cSuli III
ssasnsngssa an 90 f csun cas lese SeinoerniB Sege
cen AndluB aus Gem Ysese gerauint. sln 4ren s,a
1ersamnise fda be @onpsnion III 0uiti (geras) sur
sannahnse st1sr Scniltnticn fur ben Gtaat Ieras.
Nnne bm ID, feifen frember Diplp-
m atentn Werif c.--Die St.,S. ,,9DcaDne" er-
iabif Gas @apt gIiCt. osr br,tte @elanbte in rl-
70, ant irsner 9tse nad ner Nanpfart pcn 0iiuteru
aagsfa!en unc bldtablid bic aufs ocn,b ausgerlun-
cert ft. DEM @cmu. Ghanycn 5ei e6 nod, t(itrn,er
fradn9fn bni babe man il, Der 9bamsfleonna oaucn
asjaat nno nod, Cbenorsn cine Grod,t Iriiae In ben
Raul geseben. Die merieaniie 9essruna faeinf Die
zen Eeucntratontu 9esen bic fremfen Ep!cmaten fsi-
ne s,tncesn'ie III cen 1Se9 Ie9eu Su pouen. IS. Is.
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n ,hrsm 0atten. neisn aanies 9Been anf ben erifen
Bird oen rfd,sn Nann aus Der prcpin, nic,r uerfel-
nsnliee. Gis an cen Sculeuaro Der taliener II, pari
Sen elegant, Der eitl DefQ III tief fe 6hou,, or
9ias gseheit HATTIE pancelte bic Qaune an Der freoer
Game auf etne hodblf snorine!de g8ee inter BEN SUI
iu sadsn uno ihr ods Naudwclfsn BON einer gisarre
lins @eld,t 5n bialen. @
Dime Elm gBcrt sn recen nit ter 9r5stem Raltbliti9-
felt fleuoere Der Gheman, ipelder ssrlDe Elm @las
@ts n Ger sno haftc ben 9auselt Snbat cetlben BEN
3noringliden ns ged,t iiHo REF ,,sl, perseben fe
aesn err, id rclte rnr TIRE 6igafre nuSISldeu, pe
pas Dassud, meiner Grau 0eahr Ief in rem Srano &C.
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Itheien ees Giiss frets. pis pom Dcnner seruhrt oa
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-18

M cse MrrD's !, nrid,tu II q. gel1ern Morasn
en paul 9icnr burch oen G,aioet bil1atrid,fef ric
uisauer. ipedbe oisien, trn9bcn Sdauipele bcipotn
e fcnite man nuf IL 900 1cbiteu, parunter tail
ole seallfe Urauen5immer aus nllen Sfinoeu. Der
9al9sn mar :pe 9espohnlid ii, ncf Der sail srrittrf
Ano 1885, ncd1 arnua nbef bic Wanuet empur, nm cetu
tnticn ftdtbar ~ MAIDEN Der YernrtbeIte, ,rsig as
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06
DEsTRUcTvE ERE ms. YORK |

The New York papers are filed with
accounts Of great fire which recently Oc-
cured in that plnce. Two hundred and
sixty-eight buildings, most Of them costly
and splendid, were destroyed by the raging
element. The loss is estimated at from
FIVE no SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. The
scene Of wretchedness and woe which it
created is indescribable--many were redu-
ced from wealth and ease to penury and
distress. The New York Herald says,
"Many worthy citizen, who, but few
days ago, knew not what it was to suffer,
whose career in life was smooth and auspi-
cious, are nowfamiiar with adversely, the
victims Of a heavy blow and great discour-
agement."