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The New York herald., 1845-07-16

INDIAN AFFARs.--Thc pending treaty between the
commissioners of the United States and the Po,ta
%htamles has been broken off, The Pottawatamies own
a' o,oooooO acres Of land which the government de-
eu to purchase at 10 cents, but the chiefs would not
~ y, sss ,hsn 10 cents per The principal obec
- - e rp'awatamies was that they did not desire
my Of the Pswnses and other hostile trIbs 81 Io,.f.
Era JpigT, "s'''' "'p's- o. L0a's
The New York herald., 1845-07-16

QulcKER lEr-lhe tram via Long Island, ar
rived at brooklyn at 10 minutes to o'clock, yes,er
day afternoon, and papers were delivered at half
past T. The trip was made the Worcester and
Norwich roads IN three and half hours The new
steamer, Traveller, crossed the sound to Greenpor,
29A miles in one hour and hfty-two minutes. and
The run was made over the Long Island in three
hours and ten minutes.
The New York herald., 1845-07-16
Police InteIllrence,

POLICE OFFICE. Tuesday.-Petn Larceny.-Erie Mann
arrested charged with stealing sl5 from A.
Reed 80 Vesey street.
.another.-Catharine Baldwin was arrested charged
with stealing 81 80 from Eliza Smith, 5S Grand street.
Important .Arrest-A man named Waller was arrested
charged with having stolen $500 in Savannah, Geo.
Bmsiary.-The house Of VIM. Stewart, No. IA Barclay
street was entered and robbed of four silk dresses
The New York herald., 1845-07-16

CUTTING vs.. kETcHuM.
Ketchum said cutting thing,
And Cutting tried to match H.
But found no words that bore sting;
or, II no had soms good IDEAS
lie could not catch EN- II appears,
20, Ketohum had 40 catch H."
The New York herald., 1845-07-16
Brooklyn city Intelligence.

INauEsr-The Coroner held inquest yesterday
morning on the body Of boy of the name OF Leedcn,
who was found fsiting at Yellow Hook Dock South
Brooklyn He dressed with cotton shirt cashmere
pantaloons, and brown linen frock, and about -
years Of age
ANorHeR.Aso on the body of James Haynes, found
at foot of Dock street. who drowned while bathing
having taken cramp in the water He observed by
persons who thought he only funnng. His
body was conveyed on shore Monday night.
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Decrease s4s 7s

UNITED STATES NAVAL AsYLuM-A rumor is cur.
Baltimore, founded reliable authority that
order has been issued by the Secretary OF the Navv
for the removal Of the naval from PHILADELPHIA 10
the City Of Annapolis. Until more suitable buildings
bc erected the barracks at Fort Severn will be used
for the accommodation of those who may be there.
The New York herald., 1845-07-16
News from Europe.

The Great Western and Britannia with news hall
a month later will be due on Thursday and Friday.
The New York herald., 1845-07-16

MILITARY MnvfuRNr.--Thr Mp Orleans Pic
aylne OF the l,ti nlt ann, unce the arrival al that
rort Of the itb gimeat Il ted states Infantry from
Fort Jesaup The 3i regiment gas daily expected.
They the route TO the Rio reade and have been
preceded by the lst regiment Of praeosHs under com.
mand u Captain sngssl by aaa, VI
The New York herald., 1845-07-16

MoRsE's TELEGRAPH-CoMMoN CouNcIL-The
advantages that have resulted to the community al
large, by the introduction of this most valuable me-
dunn OF communcation-no matter in what local
lty II may be placed-have been so repeatedly ac-
knowledged and commented upon, that we do not
deem II necessary, now that its merits have been
so universally allowed, and sufficiently tested, to
add anything relation to lis efficient and almost
superhumau agency, as means Of communication
We have repeatedly advocated its introduction in
every available part of the Union, from thorough
conviction of its importance to every social and COM
mercal member, who breahes the free air under
which we live. II has forced its way upon the con.
sideratlon OF Congress whose tardiness in giving it.
TAR trial we have frequently condemned
lis successful operations between Washington
and Baltimore, have, indeed, as,onished every one
who has glanced at the daily records that have
teemed through the press, communicating with
electric rapldliy, synopsis of the proceedings in
Congress, and general digest of the news of the
day every second from the Capitol TO Baltimore
Congress should have at once placed the teepraph
IN operation through the principal towns and cities
OF The Union; but, IN lis wisdom, it made small
appropriation for fixing the Telegraph in favored
locality, and so the matter has rested
we are gratiied to perceive, that the Common
Council have passed resolution in favor of allow.
ing lis introduction into this city, which, should
Boston or Philadelphia have sufficiency of public
sprt, will enable both the latter cities to avail them
selves OF this STEP as preliminary to the establish
mfnt OF line on the electromagnetic plan, be-
tween both cities, New York has done and will do
her part IN the premises. What say Boston and
Philadelphia? We throw down the gauntlet from
Old Gotham, and challenge them TO enter the lists
on this enterprise
The New York herald., 1845-07-16

COMING FAIR THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
We observe by circular published by the commit
lee who have the regulation of this remarkable an
nual demonstration, that il will take place in the
Usual place, Niblo's, on the 9th Of October next
The cattle show will be held IN the second week OF
the fair, on plot OF ground between 23d and 24th
streets, near the intersection OF Broadway and the
NTH avenue. Nothing can be finer than the pro-
rnlses made by the committee and if they be ali
acted upon to the letter, there will be wonderful al.
fractions for the multitude, who, by the way NAV
thank themselves after all for the brllancy that NAV
mark the proceedings, for unless they forked out
the cash, the fair would be very dull affair Va
rious eloquent addresses will be delivered the Silk
Convention will discuss a variety of topics, and
spin endless yarns about, if of, raw silk; fire.
works and works of ingenuity of all kinds will be
exhibited and the usual jam of both sexes will take
place IN the great saloon. We hope our lives may
be prolonged to be present at this carnival
The lNGRATITuDE OF PARry.-Some Of the
7emocratc papers have been turning up their
roses against the appointment Of Mr.. Melville
a. secretary 70 tne American Minister TO
England, and the Euenmg Post in oar,;orIar hoe
gwen itsef some unbecoming airs in speaking of
he matter There was not a word about MI Nj
vines unhiness, when IN the last great great strup
gle ne labored with signal assiduity and efficiencv
IN the same ranks with the Post, and we wonder
vhat inspiration has thrown this new light on the
nnd OF thai journal II is fortunate thing that the
fis'ributon OF the spois, and the reward of mer,t
does not resi- with the Post; if II did, those who
bore the burthen and heat Of the day, would
ave iar worse chance than those without any bet.
IL elsim man personal intimacy, and suah like
The New York herald., 1845-07-16

MILITARY MovEMENrs.-W understand ,ba, ,hs
New York City Guards Capt McArde. intend
shortly to visit Boston.
The Governors Guards. and the State Fencbles
commanded by Capt George Lyon, and the Living
ston Guards, comprising the Second Regiment of
State Artillery, under the command OF Col William
Dodge, left this city last Monday evening for
Poughkeepsie, where they hold their annual en-
campment, They were accompanied by the New
York Brass Band, and made very solder-like ap-
pearance.
The Hancock Light Infantry OF New Haven.
Capt Pray, will visit New York about the 18th Of
thls month. They will be accompanied by one of
The Boston Brass Bands
The City Cadets is he significant and appropria,.
name OF new military corps now forming in
Poughkeepsie.
The New York herald., 1845-07-16

THE NEw POSTAGE LAw.-The following state
mont has been furnished oil the amount of postsge
chargeable letters forwsrdes by the New York and
Albany steamboats,
First Is days Of July (same route) -. SO 90
The New York herald., 1845-07-16

TIE NEW STEAMBOAT RIP VAN WNKLE.-Thjs
splendid boat built, of our readers know. by
society OF wealthy young gentlemen belonging 10
tns city and Albany, Is to run between these two
pl ices, and VIII begin her regular trips Thursday or
Friday OF this week. She measures 222 feet over
al; 70 feet beam; 9feet hold, and is between $50
and 800 tons. with a Il inch cylinder, 10 feet
stroke, and 2s feet Wheel feet face and % inches
deep. She draws feet inches water The en-
gine IS nearly similar to those of the steamboats,
Troy. Empire, &c, and are called LighthaI i'm
proved half beam marine engines and will be under
the care OF person OF great worth as gentleman
and an engineer. The engine is of $50 horse; pow
er, and the whole is so disposed as to ensure secu-
rty and celerity. The promenade deck. which is
entirely unobsruced, is ll6 feet in length the low
cabin 50 feet, and the saloon 60 feet So far as
we could Judge, she equals in beauty and in propor
ton, all boats at present navigating the North River
The builder Of the Rip Van Winklc, is Mr..
George Colyer, who has certainly exhibited great
deal OF taste and skill IN the construction Of this
chef d'ourre of naval architecture
The outside OF the wheels is covered by two
splendid pictures; one representing a view Of The
bay OF New York, with the arms of the CITY: and
the other, the venerable Rip Van Wrinkle himself.
ust recovering from his protracted sleep. and LOST
in surprise al contemplating the great alterations IN
The country, which he finds it impossible to recoo.
nize. Both paintings are beautifully finished, and
are well worth visit to the boat The promenade
deck, which, as we have already said is entirely nm
obstructed, is the largest we have ever seen on !,
boat Of the same size. The internal accommoda.
tons both for ladies' and gentlemen. are of a very
superior klnd and the elegance and spendor of the
saloon and lower cabin riva! anything we have ever
seen before. Captain L. d. Abel, who will com.
mand her, is very gentlenanly man, and we feel
justified IN saying that she will be no less iavorite
with the public, than the boat now under his charne
The New York herald., 1845-07-16

CASE OF DROWNING. " yesterday evening, as
some young men were bathing Coney Island, one
of them was observed to sink. A boy who had ac-
companed him into the water, swan TO his assis-
lance and might have, all probability, saved him,
# he had not become entangled with him; but the
boy finding he was in danger Of sharing the same
fate, extricatcd himself, when the unfortunate TEL
low sank to a watery grave. A fisherman in The
ueighborhood, It appears. has been using his utmos
endeavorsb sprea se ms nets over TIE spot - re-
friends reside at No. us Spring street in this city
The New York herald., 1845-07-16

NAUvoo.-The Wusap Signal conta ms numer-
Gus statements OF violence IN or about Nauvoo.-
irvine Hodges was murdered there-he said his best
friend killed him, yet gave name The Signal thinks
he gave the name but 1t was suppressed. William
Backensos late Sheriff Of Hancock has been ordered
10 leave the holy city He is accused of being the
respondent Of the Warsaw Signal Patriarch Bill Smith,
Of Nauvoo brother Of the Prof. het, whose wife died
about four weeks since again married last sun
lay week-having been wdower about 10 days His
bride is about l6 years Of age and he s &c. The split
among the Nauvoo Saints growing wider Bill Smith
heads one party, the twelve disciples the other.
The New York herald., 1845-07-16

FROM THE PRAIRIEs.-A gentleman Just from the
Creek country informs us that on Friday or Satur-
day last Carse-roka chief Of the Wichetaws and fifteen
Of his people, and women, arrived at the residence
of Gen Rolly Mcintosh. the Creek chief The Wiche.
laws bring, with them talk from of the principal
bands of the Comanches to The Creeks and Cherokees
They desirous Of forming treaty Of friendship with
them and request that deputaons may be sent for
the purpose Of conducting in from them The
Wichetaws also, report that short time previous
leaving their country they had skirmish with the
will shortly visit our country, when we hope to obtain
from friend Car se-Toka, full account Of the
June 10.
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mitted. ss in custody 81 Th. following !. complete

mtted, 90, in custody 81. The following is complete
list Of prisoners fully committed:
Heretofore Reported Augustus Kettle, Daniel North
rop Zadoc Northrop, John Phenix. John Van Steen.
burgh, William Reside, Moses Earle Henry d. Wick
ham, John Bircn. Richard Morse, John Whtson, Jr.,
Francis Scott, William Bryant, William smith, snihen
Kelly Deverence King, Jason Sandtord Zera Preston,
Isaac L. Burhans. Aonlo Sanford, Darius Travis VIII
liam Menzie Barbour Stafford William Brisbane. Daniel
w. sqsres Stewart Grant. John Davis, II. l.. Russell
John Lothian, c. r. Wolcott, Thomas Crosby, Miles
Bromley, Charles d. Mccumber, Martin Worden.
Committed since last Report.-Darus jenkins
James Bsh, Birch Hammond, Adam Scott Robert Scott
Abel A. Fuller, Abel Could, John Young Calvin Aladdi
son, john Sanford, Hiram b. Kelly Levi sandford
David iinckiey Alfred Akerly, James Hayes Jonathan
z. Aliaben, William Tompkins, Lewis Delemeer John
7. slighter, Clarke Ellis Elnathan B. Close Henry
Whipple Jedothan Van Amberg, William Vermly es
Nathaniel Hendricks.
The prisoners have been removed to the new log phi
sons erected IN rear OF the Court House. We visited
them this morning, and they generally express them.
selves as being quite comfortable in their new domcils
and as well ss those in the jail appeared be happy
as could he expected of men in their situations We
could not but feel deep sympathy for the poor deuded
dupes and tools OF political demagogues and arran
knaves.
AZ noon on Monday the jury had net been completed
In the case OF Boughton, alias Big Thunder.
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called attend Mr. Grousset on the 2Oh December last
at his residence in Barclay street. he had been bleeding
bullet was found in his shirt the wound inflicted by
the ball about three inches long had it been in
fcted either little higher lower 1t would in all pro-
liability have proved fatal as it occasoned but
slight wound he confined to his bed in consequence
OF the injuries for eight days On the LIST OF January
permitted him 10 go out for time after that Mr.
Grousset experienced great difficulty in breathing
which caused by slight congestion of the lungs
SYDNEY II. STEWART sworn-I am a clerk in the Police
Office; was present when Mr.. Emeric was brought
into court on charge Of shooting Mr.. Grousset Tho
pistol now shown appears to be the that p!s.
ced IN my hands, as being the which had been used
by Mr.. Emeiic; | think II was loaded, II recoiect
rightly Mr. Emeric said TO me take care IT IS loaded
Cross Eraminsd.-l saw Mr.. Emeric In the examina-
ton room; he appeared TO be considerably agtated I'M
I'll report came that Mr. Grousset's wound was not
likely to prove fatal think he said that after he had
shot once in attempting to exrcaie himself from the
person lie had shot at his pistol was fired second time
Grousset and Mr. Eneric il took place in Broadway;
rst saw Mr. Grousset rapidly approaching Nit Emeric,
whom he inally overlook, and while walking BY his
side he appeared though he was going to take hold OF
hm Mr.. Emeiic drew pistol and fired at Mr.
Grousaet; believe there anoherperson with MIR
limerick at the time, but whether he acquant-
not unable to say; Mr. Grousset partly fell
down, ! thought he slipped on ore Of his knees;
very closely; MIR. Emsric at the time retrcang back
wards; they stepped of the side walk towards the middle
OF the street; Mr. Grousset appeared to be graspng at
MIR hmeric; did not see whether Grousset had fair
hold Of Mr.. Emerc not; Mr.. Emeric fired again; MIR.
Gronsset still followed up, and Mr. Emerc kept
until aDont nail acreSs the street Mr.
Grousset then became somewhat weak and dverged to
the left and Mr. Emeric passed to the other side; Mr.
Grousset the curb stone the opposite side of
the street when he fell this was the west side of
Broadway; think that his body fell partly the curb
sone took hold of Mr. Emeric for the purpose of
Quoting him to the Police Office; we soon met some
officers and delivered Mr. Emeric into their custody; the
officers compelled me to accompany them to the Police;
saw Mr.. limerick fire twice but did not think that
Mr.. Grousset was wounded until | saw him fall
Cross-tIamined by Mr.. CUTTING.-There no resist
ance whatever manifested on the part of Mr. Emerc;
he wanted to stop and explain to the crowd that had col
lected the nature Of the ati' ray SC.
The will be resumed in the morning.
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goodness pain in the side and breast sickue
variable appetite yellow swsrthv complexion, &c
usual symptoms of liver complaint The Indian Pills
always the above because they
purge iro@ the body those morbid humors which the
malady incident single twenty-five cent boz will in
all give and will assuredly drive
every particle OF disease from the body
The ladan Vegetable Pills also completely cleanse the
stomach aud bowels Of all billions and rud humor, and
therefore certain for the ehoic dysentey cholera
bus aud other diseases Of the intestines.
CAuToNAs unprinciped persons indu
engaged in selling counterfeit Pills. the public should
tremey careful to purchase from but advertised agents
OF known integrity the Office and general
pot. 288 Greenwich street, N. Y.
N. B.-Be particular in all cases to ask for genuine
Wn2hts Indian Vegetable Pills.
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Second Board.
lew stock Exchange.
Married.

On Sunday evening last by the Rev. VIM. w. Wal
lace, MIR. RAYMOND A. DosnSGE, of Fla to Miss ELLEN
DUSHAM, of this city.
On Tuesday morning, 9th inst in TRANSPORTATION
Church. Chambers street. by the Very Rev. Dr. Varella
JOHN DILLON SMITH, to ANN McGRAN both Of this city
On Sunday evening, 7th inst, by the Rev. William s.
Balch Mr. JOHN S. MOORE to Miss Mary JANE TRMBLEY,
both of this city.
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Increase first six months 1915, l62,oi3 E8,lso
The consumption of cotton in Great Britain IN the
year lsi5 is estimated will exceed fifteen hundred
thousand bales To reach that amount the consumption
of the last months Of the year must exceed that oil the
first six The average weekly import for the SIX months
ending June 2s lsia lol bales and the average
ending June %, lsa5 .the average weekly import was
40 335 bales and the average weekly consumption 2s6el
bales
The average quantity of cotton taken from this port
each week during the year just closed for domestic
sumption, little than four hundred bales less
than last year The stock hand the LIST 1857
bales beng but little than half the quantity
hand the same date last year. We annex statement
showing the receipts in this port for the year ending the
LIST inst the exports for the period and the stock
hand at the commencement and close Of the year.
MOVEMENTS OF CorroS MARKET.
Stock on hand st Sept. 1874 ..... bales 75,ss
Received for the year ending 3lst ut .... 35S, 1913
434,l7l
Export for the year ending alst August
: 1879 .2is,o41
S,anh - 49,. -. sog
- 334 63l
Taken for home use. Observation-Disclosures. 99,6I0
Average per week. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1916
Average last year. 1882
Less this year than last per week. ....... 4l6
The decrease in the quantity taken from this port for
home use is accounted for from the fact that shipments
from the southern ports direct the manufacturers
to localities in their vicinity, have been
tensive than heretofore.
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Fine Green and Black Tea.-Very superior
Ooong Is extra 6ne do Young Hyson superb articles
and U.s. at The wholesale and retail Of the Canton Tea
Company l6} Greenwich street the of Courtand,
and 2 Chatham between Pc m and Roosevelt This
the Oldest aadlse Tea Dlishmens in America Their
dealing aud The high quality
their goods stands and doubtless will for
led We earnestly commend iam country merchants and
the whole public 10 this respectable establishment
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TOTAL aVsraEe nsses... L2IzN2 2IJ,2B 262553 2J,55
We annex statement showing the quantity of cotton
imported into Liverpool in each week for the first
months OF the 1874 and s45 also the quantity
sumed by the trade for each week in the corresponding
period The increase in the consumption has been
y equal to the increase in the quantity imported Tho
increase in the consumption has been the rate Of three
hundred thousand bales for the year.
CorTor TRACE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND Cow.
SUMPTION FIRST Six MoNrns OF 1914 AND 1876
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LOST

IIOSI.
IN Monday September st between the landing place OF
~ the seambo Saranac and the Canal Packet Whitehall
dark brown Trunk with yellow leather binding outside and
yellow ticket with the wo ds Swiss Bell Rnses printed
thereon.
Also at the time and place Champagne Basket with
hinges and fastening which small brass paddock
attached. This Basket contains number Of Boots and
Shoes the property OF Mr. Skerret, Comedian.
Whoever will both either Of these articles W.
Corbyn Hudson street. New York. shall be rewarded
aptrc
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Died.

On Tuesday morning, Mr.. ALBERT VAN ALsr, Of apo
plexy, in the Goth year of his age.
The friends and acquaintance othe family respec
fully invited to attend his funeral this "wednesday
at o'clock from his late residence, No. 10
West street.
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ELOCUTION

Nj MATURIN, A. NJ, begs to inform his former pupils
l and the public that he itends organizing classes for
sucon IN the above well III the read
log English Poet NJ. NJ offers his Sch vos
also. lie Will commence soon as sufficient number Of
be obtained. NJ. Nj. show apple ,on
monas OF the most satisfactory character Residence Al
Warren $40 Intro
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DENTISTRY

T DON ANGEL CALDERON De LA BARCA, Minis
Penipotentiary from Douua Isabella Queen Of Spain
the United States Washington do certify that DR.. A. e.
CASTLE stands he eminent OF his profession
q skiliu practical have know this gentleman for
mapy years and recommend him being worthy Of the
confidence Of those rcqui his
Dr. C.s Offices 33i Broadway.
$40 tire A. lLDERON DE LA BARCA.
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800 REWARD.

X2O REWARD.
MONG the papers contained in the pocket book which
IA stolen from the I'd inst Engraved Scrip
signed by Geo. Buoch Cashier for shares the Cen
trail Railroad and BANKING Company of Samuel H.
John blank power Of attorney transfer the
As the Company has been notified not allow the transfer the
document be of Also several notes and
due bills nearly all drawn favor past due and
transferred. The above reward will be paid the
return of the rocket book and papers to B. Lamar or
Ii. COzzens. al the American Hotel. slo ltNmc