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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
"a NOTlCE-A BARGAIN.
Es.fS 4. COUNTRY AND EARN FOR SALE

"a A COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE,
-S!EA ns4- Vsz- Of Som-ryiilr. Som-r,,t Co1aty.
<e,Jrrs-ySad Farm of rs OF Land, p Of
winch Is Wood ] h. buildings all new, and built
within wo y-ars-ouse and Barn both built hy days work
rad OF . best nas-ria The House bull; the cottage
ty- u By lert front hall through To. centre pahors
ahed with marble mEt- iiAzza = feet front and u feel
down zach gr win Observatory the top
.ij HouSe twost0ry Kitchen IN the and Cellar under
- hole Of the Nam building with psntreS and III tagged
hrough in The bss; manner. ~ Bsru is co feet lonz aad
painisd ghi,e-Csfri1Se-Ho Hon,e lcefl0us. Also,
variety Of Fu Of all dvscri9tioEs-tossther with
quantity OF shInbb-ry.
ne Premises lie ~irhin four hundred yard, Of the County
aud bogt4 quarter rlile Of the Railroad The
place about hour, .ud half from the CY. For f4r
e erticuarS inquire Of the subscriber and Proprietor o The
Y ATIoNAL UOrEL- No. Courtaad-strrsr, N-w-Sork
UyrEOEE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

IN CHANCERl-Beiof- the Chancellor John j. Palmer!
Special Receiver No u Joseph Dart Junior, and vile
and ill for foreclosure ofmortsa;e-B w Bonney'
erthwar OF the defendants IN this cause whose place
Philadelphia the State OF F-nnsy NanIa
and ESenrs. Rhodes another Of the defendants this
Who's place of residence Boston the State OF Slnssi
chuse are each of them equredto APPEAR h' cause by
h- third day ofJuy sij the Bill filed therein w
w. H., a. conC.srd nv zach th-m rs ltViw
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
SECOND BOnrd.
PublIo stock E.chnnge. ArnrL ll

The decrease of Revenue al the Boston Custom
House for tho quarter ending March 81 1885, compared
with the same quarter OF 1884, S37336 95 The
ceIpts at Nsw-York and Boston were as follows:
New-York. Boston.
First ouarter S4S36.s62 1891 1902
First Quarter lsi4 4...... 5.7la,252 1902 63s
Decrease in ls45 ,lO7 800 S37l 1886
Total decrease at both ports -. Sl,47s,726
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

NYyINDOW SHADESH.-J- c. .wOODFoRD has rskea
W The sicf- 2S BsoAdMsy Ls Fsic7s 6uildias> eI .n
r1cusirs sale OF " dow Shade dGEs ;i SrinE and Noni
call the Attention OF thos intending purchase any style
Window Shades ts sssson 10 hs collection of faintns
which are no: only beautiful AParaac-. bet warranted
frrsnea 10 their colors rh- ra!Ae of Pai-tf-Es all
c1,r i their properties cssble OF enduring the influence o.
,i,. xrtors f.fa.s vil taG their advantage 70 call
ard xaiue the above assortment o Shades sr1 all csSss
,hey will Be warranted hat represented SAGsers VISITING
The ifv will had sd-. correspond 20 SITrt window
M.1ehants and Others buyins TO s- again Will b Al
as j 6 WooDFoRD sst Bsoaa~ay. New Bald,E.
DINlEBS R03RF-is toos assorted .iyes and numbers
ID 4, .sis h, EVX,S W FIELD. Eerng Slrs. AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
MACHINERY FOR MANUFACTURES, &C.
TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.

TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
rEHE ROLL LlNG-MlLL MACHINERY Of the -rieu-
sve establishment, formerly the property Of WG Hol.
, At Stamford CT consisting Of full Of gearing shafts
courtrs stands and rolls tor executing variety Of work
together with shears lathe tools budding benches
floor Plates iurnacr cSt'nSs Ne aai implements necessary
for ieIiorulnc The work ct such establishments
trei for sale very advantageous he purchaser
Fer farther particulars, address the subscriber Stamford
en- t,Ep : WSYl\G
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

IN CHAM RY-Briore th- Chancellur-JohnJ J. rilmer
Especial Recriver, Samuel G. Steyens and othefs-B
far orcosurr of mortgage B W. Bonrey complainant
Solicitor q Wall street y Y-Samuel G. Stevens one o
the defendants this whose place Of residence Is IN The
day Of july next Si3 the Bill flad therein Will be taken
A. S-d hy him. 40 laW5"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
HORACE n. nay

MI ACHISE SANDS,--The following unsolicited epin-
4Sl Ion o: India Raser Machine Banding, We coS,
mend 20 tho attention OF the interested.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
HEALTH AND clkENGIh
mr. = O. Richardson's Shrrry Wine Bitfers

~ o1IT SUI r--y 70. Dysp.jsil aad J.Ratiee Jhst
A has ever Giseoyeret-aEd theF sesera use i9f
..-x Jia recommendations from th- most eminent oi me
N-iics Faeuty zus; The Afflicted thai ;heT possess
wonderful
THEY GIVE LIE E-AsTTcTTT AND vTsos
. M visc-. p-onos the perIsa..ic lct,cG. oLsarss ov
oac nd bowels Gsh=sltty aecclnulltions ard ff
Is aad snven the elcod n as most thoTossh and s'caA
t. s Ire mos; cef;lia rsHedy for al ;hose prtrta
H-7rt5nrr ztnsss Hcstlchs. Wandering or Settled ialns
Sekas Faiane>s Sour S0mseh. Loss Of AppetiIs e4A
iir,5s \-rrous Debility CNstveness Piles aEd
III Diseases caused unhealthy stsis Of he stomach and
Bowels -..,3.r
rs aEGULAs FHTsrctAS "a
and GFadc,:s Of The
xEv-HkyFsHIzE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
-, -, -. ,t eTrdv Of 3i.diciue his profession
Beng composed entirely OF vegetables theY are oi snc
nature that t- may Be t.kea 70! any rns;h ol tine e
lids o any ase .lEns the system or exposing l. %
Tx. cold. ~. y u
sold by h. Agents. \ ID. Ssnss pruscIsi' ; o, -
, 49,, @ - 40 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

fENABLE CUTLERY Orders received for Richardson <
sons superior Ivory and Stlftp Knives aud Forks
Sw JAMES WEEbES. % Jchn-Sireet.
A MEXICAN CUILEtN ivory Knives and Forks IN
n OF 81 pieces and also dozeus with without
FORKS for sale by ~ W. SPIES co.
al 2iS Pearl ST.
INEA rhAA AND WAlrERS.-A ". >rik> X co.
2S Pearl 81, hNye full supply OF Tea Trays and
Walters which they offer 10 the trade very low
Also, Dixon Sous Britannia Tes aud Coffee Pots
pa al
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
y Real ESTATE MARAET, n

+. \ Z
fsJG Basement office. t.niE
.sA.. Old No. 20-New No. 81 Wal.St y. Y. -X-A4
We have for Iale the most favorable tsrrnI.
lppoFED Of ali descriptions and prices from 20 20
lGJ1 Acres. aid from Sssg 10 $50 e60 e1ca.
NEn L,Sps Sew ork pennsy lvanis, Virginia. Ms
.oa Tennessee Michigan Illinois, Iowa and Wse0nsiH,
IL less tiGa Government priees.
Wafer Power Mills FACTORIES BEDS Of hne Potrrs tiy,
Line, Gu1r.z, E-dsPar. Alum, Bur- Stones Coal Fon
Lad, Copp-: and Tn. ,,.r
W. have tTsc Of New Lands Some Farms ast Mills,
when are 0t.-r~t for Cash a. graf fGcTt1ce-
-rSpectgil invite all who WISH purchase Raj EStas
Of any description situated cry ~ our country 70
and .eaIn from Register where they best obtaE
lh- object Of their desire
Our Associated AGENCY extending throughout Euror-
tr possible facilities ior serving
al who wlll favor " with tleir coEnSeds
az D&Wd AnsoLo BcFrra & Co.
eE. FARM FOR sALg.-situe.e on the road from
ts3N New Rochelle White PaIns, about equi-dstant
from each, containing l50 Of Land, ali OF which
plough land. excepting acres, vhich wood land.
The Place divided By ane and Is laid cut into cohye.
lots for cultivation AL the fences OF stone, IN
good crter and me ground IN high state Of cultivation
Tie Buildings al Of good character and III oIds; For terms
Apply . SB. kenyon, on The premises or of
ce Il J. ADRIASCE., Sc John St Sew-York.
EQUATiO% OF PAYMESTs-Anrw new and comy=ndi
0us method Of calculating the equation OF with
sysienaiic application Of Accounts Current both such
saFcs mone Transactions simply. aad those hich 80
combine mercantile credit, The whole reduced AKA
ped that enables the bookkeepe m.Fc.ni
AZ any SssHabe date 10 determine by short appie
t2n ih- sI2et .ance OF that rs egu afy
m several tables including utrrsst 4be and SOM
tule1 f1 I4cistjng mercantile crIeui i4tion py be"i'
ala i3s Nexsau-s.Test
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
co,rrurRN PORTS.

SOUTHERN PORTS.
Padslpaia April lS-Ar earss Micselus Means, Cien-
t.eos lanes Patton Jr. Symmes, Mooile' orls ACORN
Moves Boston; schr Mexico. Toalin providence
Lsres, Del Arl l6. IL M-BriSs Etrnrisn branseofno
ih, forenoon schr Norgrave, for Pernamouco wen' 10
sea last evening.
oeoroeto,cn DC. April l7-Ar brig Virginia. kendri's'
Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

JNCHANCEKA .-B-ioe the Chancellor -John J. talmer
SPECIAL Receiver Israel b Hall aud Eliza his wife, and
orlr7,-Ii for foreclosure of mor;gage-B. w. Bonn,y
commitments Solicitor. q Wall street y. Joseph T.
BaI one of the defendants this whose place OF Ie
..nce - Al Pil.dtlphia 10 the Siateo Pennsy ylyania
oud 10 arpca IN this by the third day Of July next
Is| - =
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
THE TRIBUNE.
From the Liberty Bell.
ny ELIZA LEE FoLIES-

TO THE MARTYRS FOR FREEDOM.
r-.. TLonsl,t,on from ose German IF T. G. Salt,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

&C sJgEY THE Gypsy. no THE GiPSY."-5nO Clip
lA sizes of every and stye. Just received Also
extensive assortment of fancy raw Goods such ROYAL
thousand and other styles which offered the public
such prices will induce any purchase who may
call upon m2g1 ISAACkS Y RANSOM. iG John-st
L AIDES, WALK FORWAHD.-A fresh supply of Ne
~ apoitan and Venetian Erceor Bonnets. together
with Ribbons Of the richest patterns and Of all coors AMI
shades, opening by ISAACKS 4 RANSOM,
as l6 Johu st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS,
AND CANDELABRAS,

HHEA TABLE CUTLERi.-1hc subscriber respect
oly informs his friends aud the public, that he
stantly keeps hand At his Cheap House furnislRg
store choice assortment OF Table and Tea Knives from
I'd TO S3 so per and CGvers and Stecls match
and n fine assortment of Pocket aud lcu Knives Asa,
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons, and
good assortment of Britannia Ware, such as Coffee and
Tea Pots Lamps oi various patterns and sEeS, &c &c
AlSo Tin and Japaned Ware, and Tea Trays Of various
sizes and qualities. Also. Hardware and Holowware,
such Pots Kettles etc, SaGrons, Brass Kettles etc.
Carpenters Tools cheap and OF the hest quality. such
Planes, Saws, Chscis, Nal, Locks Carpet Tacks,
An excellent variety also OF woodnarc and Baskets,
such Tubs Fails, Was-boar6s, Clothes Horses Wooden
Bowls and Choppng Trays Brooai. Cradles Basket Chairs,
French Travelling BasS cts Garrett straw and split
Bags, Likewise. Brushes ofGlmoSt every kad-Cloth
and Hair, Scrub and Paint and busting Brushes Also,
Fine Teeth ana French Dressing Combs etc. etc.
Please call az Il. H. JoHNsToNs. j CAtharne-strect,
where you will find excellent assortment and all very
low. X. k. JOHNSTON, IS C';harinc-fireet.
~ b. Toys of all descriptions, wholesale aud retail.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
MILLINERY GO0DS.

aS LADIES ATTEND.-ISAACkS & RANSOM.
3 No 10 John-st will GJen ihjs da ~ genuine
49, Nespot1n Bounets ofhe fines and Of tn most
Gk. fashionable shapes. Ladies call aud examine f
s,iv.S. m22 I'm
CPItiNU RIBBONS AND BONNET SILKo.-L. NJ
- STEVENS 81 Beaver has aud the largest and
best selected Il the above Goods be found ~ the
City Persons d>Suus OF making hrf selections wbeT- they
be suited and that mach less tan the market
price would do well 10 call before purchasing. Mark ihat
mi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
LAMPS, CUTLERY, &c.


collar LAMPS, Girandcles Hall Lamps Tea Trays and
kCBritauus Tea Sets for sale at very low prices by
WIN. f. STOUTENBCRGH. li3 Fulton.st.
between Broadway and Nassau street
Fine Table Cutlery for sale ns above.
SOLAR LAMrS. HALL LANfS and Dixon sons
- Britannia Tea Sets of entire Patterns for sale
low prices by WM +. SToUTENBURGH. lag Fulton st.
between Brosdway ay aud Nassaust
Fine Table Cutlery for sale IS above. all
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS,
AND CANDELABRAS,
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
DIETZ. BROTHER * co. No l3 John-s,reet are mann
Daciung and have always h'nd complete
of articles their linz, of the following d.scriptions which
they will sell wholesale retail low prices for cash
Improve ed Chemical OIL and Camp,cne Lamps.
Solar Lamps, Gilt and Dr0nzrd. great variety.
Cornelius L. Co.'S celebrated lateul Solar Lard Lamps
Gimndoles various patterns gilt. si!vefed bronznd.
SuspendinG SolasS, Donc Camphene Lamps,
Bracket Soars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Haud Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand LAMPS, CAmphene Chandeliers.
Superior Chemical Oil Purr Sirrm OIL.
do Csmpienr, Solar aud Lard Oil,
do RIrnng Eluid Refined Whale oil nils Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

INCHANJ7 tlA-B-ior- the nc-lloF-Jo John Palmer
SPECIAL receiver vs. Chdsan J. Burcke ahd Thar ottr his
WIFE Emanuel Burckle and oher-Bl Tor foreclosure OF
rrnrtrlce-B W Bonn-v Complanants Solicitor, 81 Wal
.rr.-, Y-Emauuel Burckle OF the t-endnnts this
cau hose pac. residence is in the West Indies is re-
gured 10 ipr In this br the hr day of October
isi5J or the Bill filed therein will be taken confessed By
Nm, - a5 law}w
IN CUANt ERY-B-iorr the Chancrllor-Johu J Palmer,
sp-cil receiver Christian Burcks and hiotie his
wife Eu.nuel urcke and others for foreclosure Of
mor,sagr-B w Bonney comp.ainauts Solicitor 2i Wall
street Y-James Peck, the defendants this cause
whose plce of residence is At Chicago the State of Illinois,
i, required to appear this ny the third day OF July
next sij) the Bill filed therein will be taken as confessed
hy him. - ttw3~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

byA FOR SAL :. N th- Clty Of NewIrk, New.lefsey-
@ House and % of Land situated IN South Broad
No 72 within fifteen mInuss' walk of th-
Railroad Dsrot TO y. !. The ious- Is y lront, l3
len stories hi. large pAkLi the and well 1ned
throughout also good Stable ruit I cers Eaps Vn. xc
,it,cIed For farther PARTICULARS inquire OF NJ mol
70
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

IL FARM FOR SALE-Situated IN Sew-Havcn
..E Il County Gem. on the line OF the Sew-iork and
-Sew-IIaven (contempated) Railroad SAID farm
contains about l3O excellent lard under good c-
tivaon and ID wel-prsp0tiSned, wellwatered, &C. The
buildings are ali of the first class and well adapted 70 farm
ing purposes. Terms easy. Further particulars may be had
on spDlcatioa 20 II. Z. HODGES, New-fIayen, OF 70
rlltf3m RUSSELL SMITH. 81 Liberty y-street. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19
FOR SALE
, u:lrrp rolrrR roR SALE on To LEASE

FL NNTEK PU'' th FUI9 S.'I.f W VI. TO .1r'''S'11
; The propretofsof the very extensive Wafei Power AZ
NASHVILLE FALLS. Ulster Co. NY. offer lease
on reasonable the balance u any pat o tne u
occupied Mil Sies nndWaet Privileges .iuntel on the W l-
KIN Eiy,r S6 miles the New YORK 10 irom hnsS-
ian mile, from the elaware and Hudson Deimt al Rom
tnut and from hs Hudson River at Hyde pnrS power
unsrrpos ly auy f within 50 miles ot New loik lie
Waikiki River miles leng;h-'he flow oil me stream
bv survey 600 cubic feet hour at IL lowest STATE
oyer natural rock dam 10 feet high and ia capable oi ops
tlnr 10 eco Spndes with the necessary machinery lhee
two Fnrtoes cperuOn besides Saw MN ana
Crest MIL building othe best quality very abundaDi on
the premses and lime lumber &c can bS obtained as low
nrics TIE country perfectly healthy and provisions cheup-
The access to u>vle good roads from
vds pnrk stnn or Ehdyviie aud within eight hour>
~ %e,y V"ts The proired Rairnnd the west side from
Ne,,- Work 10 Alhany will pass through ths village.
The prupr etors w take stock III any Manufacturing 'oi
many n NAV established there Tor the amount ni me nur
cbnse money The Revised Statutes OF the Stnie OF
ring privileges Tor peIid "i Il years u hny
I've or mor PERSONS nsocatnc together Tor the nannnce
ofCortnn Wool fon &c. un saves The necessity O obtaining
N .u.r n inco rpotu ION from the Legislature.
Fufbsr psr be had application To- The AGENTS
MALLEI"r. DUDLEY & HlNAAN. al Phesee''
- O,.Il
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

NEW SCHOOL FOX COY :, By aALOb ABbOI l.
~ Nr A propose, opening School for Boy'. to Dc
called the MT. VERNON SCHOOL, on MoHtsy Alay
I2ih at No 5, Bleecker-streei corner Of Nulberys;.
Terms for pupils under TO- Sl5 >ren aud 49, s2' Over
Il SIS Thcss terms include all necessary instruction the
u Of book. and stationery and ne Tier iil 5-
charges whatever The quarsrs VIII be from ~ 70 II --ss
length For parts Of quarters zach week or ract0H OF
week will b. 1sder-d a one-tsltt.
Parents cbr-m 4ting sending pupils 70 this School
qu-sfed give Mr. I0tt early their Injection
coavenen; the Institution, s. Lafayette Place oT D.
line through the in order iha, arrangements may
ng PAR; Of parents should any thing occur I" alter
their design n22 awiw-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

LI TO IMPOKTERS OF DIY GooDs.--Thc 2d-
E vertsers win exchange plat Of sixteen House Lots
grorad, elegantly situated, about one and hah
niles North Of Onion Place, haviDg sperdd view OF the
Hudson River the greatest thoroughres eainS
TO the property. Address NJ. W. 10 the Courier snd En-
oui-sr osir. slguc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

EESlALE EDUCATION.-T'he Misses ADAM OF Norh
Il ampLon, Mas. propc.e TO receive INTO Their family. ss
pupils of their own whom they wii instruct the
brnche, Of education. and 70 whose training mora phy'l-
cal and intellectual they will faithfully tcvo.e Themselves
The advantages of northampton location two well
known require particular mention and one OF the most
cibe vlng- occupied by the family. They
have hnd experience teaching aud are inn- with The
principles Of instruction successfully adcpied by Geo. Il.
Emerson ESQ. of Boston, The Spring term .sil commence
on Thursday May Jet. For particular, 10 H,fns &c. 90
py Mise. Adam. Northampton. Reference le made
" Relnws Nnrthhrnp,nn-Rey Rufus Els. rpl lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

sd 4 COUNTRY SEAT Fok sALE.-oitaate on
3 the Kngsbridge road, beween 5th and 9th avenues
~ 03d @nd l07th streets, containing acres OF land In
good cultivation and abouncng nut trees shrusbery.
&C. The ground elevated and commands noble view
OF ;a waters Of HGgae and East River and also
ten.ive view OF Long Island Terms made easy Apply 10
ANDREW & :. b. McGoWS,
Executors Of Andrew McGowu, deceased
datf ADRIANCE. 56 John-st. y. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

4 TOWN. conn. D. II. CHASE, 4 VI. PRINCIPAL
Established in 1858. Sessions commence MAJ 18Th anc
Oct 18th, continuing I've months at $40 per session
Thorough preparation college or business ard Serson-
al attentions are secured pupils fcii IS in the most
extensive schools. Lads from SewYorS are placed n
charge Of careful person going and returning Circulars
~ 4. Market-street. and II; BrpaSwaT. dT3yc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

IA COCNTRI SEATS AND FARMS FOk SALE.
r. The subscriber Offers FOR Sle on liberal terms Sc
Country seats and EARNS the East bank OF
the Hudson River near 1arrytowG-amons which are:
The Farm OF the subscriber occupied b. Mr.. Crager
with from Is 10 200 acres.
The Farm Of the late william butcher containing $50
acres.
AIo several small Places suitable for Country Seats
Farming purposes. Inquire or the subscriber
np6 tYyI. = Il. ToMKTNS, I9l West at. v. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

i--S TO ODD FELLOW S-For Sale or to l.rt-Ihr
HG odd Circular BGick Building known the keserVor
on Ilh street Broadway Bowsry and Union
square Tie House stands 81 sst hsh uadsr the comc--is
dnsief pd can De concerted into sygai rooms oi
about GJ each being equal TO room % eet oy i00 Can
6e hougnt or leased a very low rats Apply 10
" SPIES y go. 2lG Pe,rl st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

T-g<s SNPOO t;fiNs.EtSlt. AID NEWluRK
Landing At aiwell';. West r9ht, 1oId
Landing ai.o At Newburgh passage down-Ts new aud
fat steamer FL REkA Captain Nerline TmeSdelI, eayc,
the foot Of Chb-rs street Aay JSunday eScsptsd) asi
+. NJ. Leaves Poushkrepsc at ! \; NJ
For freight passag ntuIn OF the tItatn on ooaiu or
- 4
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-19

lSbERS' BQaREiS tnos assorted si,es snc nuiae5s,
D hs saIs BIZ GYMS w. FIELD. Eeriins SEs. ~
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
The Special Express.

NEW YORK, august !, TSIJ.
Dear Sir We notice in your paper OF this morning a
letter stating that Messrs. Halliburton Dudley of Bos.
ton delivered to conductor tho Both ult
pers containing the per Cambria for yourself and
other Editors.
We received no such papers by our Express on the
following morning. All the information we had was
that the Cambria was sgnacd Our conductor, Mr.
Flagg informed us his arrival that he had papers,
and still persists that he did not receive any. The first
York was the cry Of the boys Of Extra sun contain
ing It,
There is n mistake somewhere. We have wriueh
Messrs Halliburton s. Dudley for particulars, TO whom
the papers were delivered, and shall have the matter
fully searched into. the time we can only dchy
having any knowledge whatever Of these papers.
80 ' Vour oh,t serv,ts HARNDEN < co.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07
Movements of Travellers.

There was no dmiauton in the number of arrivals
yesterday Many had TO contend against the incessan
pressure upon the hotels the departures bore pro
portion to the usual desire mereyto brush the city
and proceed onw ards At the
AMERicAS-J. q. Van Buren,, Philadelphia A. Win.
ston, Ly nchburg J. D. Gardner Long island J. Holmes
and Jas. Leval, Washington City j. II. Milford, Colum
bus, Geo. w Haywood, Phila Thos. BIandrege Bal
.morc Thos H. Peters, N. b.; N. b. Hoag PETERSBURG
Va; c. B. Dana, Alexandria w. Taylor, Louisiana H.
p. Genard $. c.; J. X. Beekman, Knderhook MIR Rob
inson, Hey wards Springfield F. Lewis, Phila. James
Walker, Cambridge.
AsroR-Thos. Davis, Phis.; Thos Davis. do; C. Van
Rapaiacr, Burlington p Culeen, Phla.; Brenner and
Gilmore, Baltimore J. Butts Geo; II. NJ Philips, Phila
Canada Capt. Griswod, ship Northumberland j. CHS
holm, Charleston, 8. c.; II. Livingston Utica S H.
Fay, Louisville Geo. and +. g. Wood Geo A. Mon.
tgne, N. o.; A. Tunbel Baltimore II. Schroeder. and
Richard Burdsall, N. o.; r.. Stetson, New Bedford J.
r. Pearce, Georgia
CrrY.-J. NJ Hammill, Phila Otis Dyer Ala; NJ. A.
Neefe, Boston Ed Potts, Phila J. r. Brevoort Wash
ington Chas. Hartshorne, Worcester Mass; Col NJ
Portsmouth J. H. Johnson Norfolk NJ Lamp ST
Louis Jonas Pele, Barbados
FRANxLIN.-H. church, Troy Dwight Baldwin Dos.
ton NJ. Ackey, Ohio ii. G. MiIletts Gin; H. sanber.
Charles, c.; II. M Green, Charleston A. w. Fair.
banks, Ohio l.. w. Collins, Wisconsin T.. II. Prem.
tss, Vermont; Geo. Clarke, Albany Mrs Barnum, KY
Major Wright, U :, A.; j. b. BLAIR, KY; J. c. Spear
GLoDE.-R Barge, Louisville j. P. Nolans N. o.; f.
r. Pete pain, Samuel Ameros, Penn W. Rawle Phila
J. @. Jenkinson England G. L. Showers England Mr.
Glass, Hartford.
HowARp's-G. Sinclair, Pekin; II. r. +. Burgess Bos.
ton; J. A. Windmill, Alabama Samuel A. Hudson Bos.
tons r. w. Talmage, Ohio; f. r. Baker ST. Louis; C.
McAlster, Jackson, Miss; John Trask, Phad Messrs
Bangor, Conner, Gilpn, James, New Oreans T. v Va.
s. c.; d. Boyd Alabama NJ. Wyman, Yazoo CITY. w r.
Hartley, Montreal
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

SAD AcciDENT--Two BOYS DRowNED;-On SON,
dav about n o'clock, two boys named Michael and
Hamilton Moraughan, were drowned in the Saw Mill
pond OF G. & d. Woodwork in the town Of lrondcquo
about four miles from Rochester They were fishing
In the pond when Michael the eldest aged nine ears
slipped from log into the pond The youngest aged T.
pcrceiving his brothers. perous situaton with ira
ternal solcitude, deliberately undrested himself and
plunged into the water to his brother The water
being deep AMI neither ofthem able TO swim, they both
perished above stated The grief OF the frantic mother
when she arrived nt tho pond and beheld hor two chill
dren lying eless upon the shore be better imagined
than described.
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

RoBBgRy IN SroUGHToN We learn that the store
of H. 81 w. S Belcher, was broken open Yesterday
morning saamander safe taken from the store and
carried to the woods where II was blown open with
powder notes and papers TO the value of about 50 00o
Boston, taken from the safe The notes and pa.
rors found on the road leading to Canton. Tho
robbers have not as yet been caught.-Bosfon Paper
The New York herald., 1845-08-07

Coal IN NEW JERSEY In digging well at Bas-
kenrdge, near tie hotel of IL. Y. Nevus, the other
day the worlkmen discovered, few feet from the
Of more shelly and crmblng nature) which they pc
netraicd TO the depth OF four feet blacksmith in this
village placed lump in his forge and aftcr exposing
to the action Of fire. burned freely and gave out
bright blaze but he thinks contains considerable pro-
portion OF slate.