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The New York herald., 1845-08-22

tent and faithful corps Of omesrs (Applauss) fhays
concluded the rsmarks which Appeared to to be
conscieniously believe to be the truth, and what
shall proclaim all other proper occasions without
gard to the abuse persecution by which be fol
lowed will close with the renewed expression Of my
esteem and friendship for the members of the commit
tee and for the officers whose behalf they have acted
ane also with the expression of the kndes feelings on
my part towards all the individuals in office under
when retired from the Colectorshp whether
cd or not in the act which has just been consummated
The most perfect good feeling prevailed through
out the whole ceremony, and about 9 O'Clock the
service was manufactured by Gerardus Boyce of 10
Greene street, and is OF the finest specimens OF
plate we have ever seen. The designing and en-
bossng are in great taste and beauty. Instead OF
being stamped, as is usually the case with silver
plate, the work is all done by engraving. The cost
of the whole was $1,000.
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Mc'""c A"oiet Razor strOp.-yIerchoufs ho N
qua hen ,ppn purchasing article Of this kind ,yo M
well 70 cal ard examine at the nsnuactorv ,ha ~
terms offered each being made of the best na.r,, p
"yy "H %yy ar" re- u s eIae sh m Certificates proof &
most scientific gentlemen the counrv HIN iq sYne 81 w.
made 10 wholesale purchasers. my = "'u'ai useo""
@. SAUNDERS 4 SON
w Broadway, opposite Howsrds Hotsl
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The body of man was picked up in water near
Central wharf, Newburyport, yesterday morning lie
belonged to Salisbury, and Is the of Hon. Henry NJ
Brown state Senator about thirty years Of age and
missing since Saturday last.-BOston Posi, .que 81.
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

The Cincinnati papers record two cases of elope
from that city within the last few days TO Ken
lucky, where the parties where united in wedock In
both INSTANCES the young ladies' accomplished and
wealthy. me names OF one OF the couples are Miss
steamboat Maria The names Of the others are not given
The young lady, however is wealthy, and the Young
man a clerk, IN needy circumstances -
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

There seems to be no dependence in any Of the
reports from xena in regard to the discovery Of the
murderers The story Of the confession of the boy
apparently well authenticated that II seemed entirely
worthy oicredcnce, and yet there was foundation or
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE IN GAILATIN, Tenn.
Isaac Goodall, Esq a whig member of the Ten
nessee House OF Representatives, from Smith county
was killed in GaatIn on the 18th ult by Mr.. Charles
Pele Lewis, OF that place The unfortunate affair report
says, grew out Of jcstng remark about Polk stalk
upon tar wagon in the street-toodall jocularly
marked, there's Polk stalk must down. at the
same time throwing small rock at it. Mr. Lewis mme-
dately drew pistol and shot him dead. Both men,
though differing in politics. intimate and on friendly
terms TIL that aw iu moment which sent to a dread
eternity and compelled the other escape with fellow
creatures blood upon his haad Lewis has not been
taken.
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

REVOLUTIONARY HERo.-There died recently,
on Patterson Creek, Hardy County, Virginia, John
Berry aged l0l years. lie soldier Of the American
revolution, and engaged in the battles of Trenton
Monmouth, Brandywne, Germantown, Brooklyn
Heights, and several others. In the memorable win'er
Of I7s he endured his portion of those extreme SUIT
ferings and privations which the army experienced
when encamped ut Valley Forge, and he was also pre-
at the surrender OF Lord CoKnw as at Yorktown
I7SI
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We understand that the late Captain .Joseph II.
Dwight formerly Of this city, and recently deceased at
uxioru' New YORK, bequeathed his property. with the
exception OF two annuitcs OF 5000 each and soma small
iegaces, to the Roman Catholic Church for the estab
lshment OF Catholic eoege. His estate will probably
umouht 10 some p'o,ooo or $4,000 Utica Gas
Woman is the last most perfect work O { God
dressing maids ''''.'"o''' "''
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

LAKE NAVAL DEpor.-Com Morris of the Navy,
and Col. Totten OF the Army, have lately visited the
various ports the lake frontier for the purpose of
blng the War and Navy Departments to submit Con-
gress complete plan for its Defence and OF selecting
naval depot for Lake Erie writer in the Bu6aio Com
mercai adrerfiser urges the propriey and expedency
OF their selecting Buffalo for the depot The writer says
the only places likely TO compete with Buffalo are San.
dnsky and Erie. sandnsky paper controvsrs the
perorty OF Buffalo Erie to Santusky, and claims
many advantages for the last named place Doubtless
the able officers above named will weigh with inte-
gence and impariality the advantages of place,
and decide in favor of that which best the
interest -Nafioial Inteiligencrr
The New York herald., 1845-08-22
Court Intelligence.

SUPERIOR COURT, August 2l-In Chambers-Beforc
Judge Vanderpoel-The case Of Captain Joseph Craw-
ford IA member of The New York bar) who had been
rested by the notable Militia Fine Collector Joe Guck,
for non-payment of Militia fine, set down for final
adjudication this day. The was fully argued by
on the ground of his holding his commission in the uni
form corps, which he alleges, exempts him from drill
duty Il was also put up in defence, that property
pointed out to Guick which hc could levy and there
by obviate the necessity Of subectng Captain Crawford
tain appeared in person. being brought under writ Of
habeas corpus His Honor postponed his decision until
Tuesday
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SIR have often read, and heard, of g Natures
Noblemen," but until to-day, never saw one and
such an one had the pleasure OF seeing. He is
Mr.. s., of this city, who few years since was
taken an apprentice by gentleman, and by his uni
form good conduct, was, (after his apprenticeship
taken into co-partnershpb by his employer, and at the
expiration of few seasons of business the head OF
the concern retired with an ample fortune, but
through msfortunes, occasioncd by unfortunate
speculation, lost all. He was, through the influence
OF friends, placed IN office, by which he obtained
living for himself and family but through the change
of rulers, was deprived OF the only support for all
connected with him. But now, deprived OF all sup
port for his family, his former apprentice steps for
ward, and acts the part of the ''Good Samaritan
and takes him in full partnership pays all his debts,
sets him free from all his emb lrrassmens, and puts
him in the high road to fortune. Now, il the former
apprentice boy is not one of"Natures Noblemen,"
would hkei to know where one is to be found
This Is no vision OF the BRAN, but fact and the
parties can be pointed out Such acts, | conceive
to be far before the donations of many who give Of
their ample means to public institutions, and as
believe, TO have their names placed in our public
journals to cover a multitude OF sins.
Yours, G..
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

FOR LONG BRANcH.-The new and elegant steam
boat Edwin Lewis, Captain Corllus, has been mn,
upon this route, and makes one trip from Cathar,ne
Market every day. As the hour for leaving New
York and Long Branch is regulated by the tide.
we refer those interested to the advertisement IN
another column, Long Branch is one Of the most
delightful watering places IN this vicinity. and s
well worth visit during these hot steaming, dog
days, N's
The New York herald., 1845-08-22

COPPER MINES OF LAKE SUPERIoR.-A correspon-
dent OF the Union, from Gaena, Illinois, writing OF
that mineral region, says.-"T The whole country
has been over rated-the copper is found scattered
over the country equal IN extent to the trap rock
hills and conglomerate ledges-bu, the difficulty,
much diffused and that no veins such ss asoin.
gsts would term permanent, have yet positively
The New York herald., 1845-07-05
TO BAKERS AND OTHERS

THE subscriber contemplating removing to the country
offers for sale his business No 81 Hame rsley street
Established for the last fourteen yeas with utcns
sesss e carry on an extensive business The premises
convenient light and well ventilated The building fronts on
Ha,neey st, and extends through Downing street
from both streets There excellent ovens
feet by aarge flour loft sitting room bed rooms &c
There first also door e. The
family baking has for years past been than sufficient
tloue to pay the rent
Any disposed purchase do by APPLYING on
the where he will receive information with
terms, &c, JAMES TURNBULL.
New York, June 81, 1855. ion Iw sec
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Al Pbiindciphia subscriptions 10 tn

Al Philadelphia Subscriptions 10 tn,
,eT CO., Ledger Building, Third street. near Chesnut
rems-73 month"; including the Sunday paper: or
without delivered free Of charge in any part of pba
lepha Single copies for sale above daily at O'clock
Price 2 cents.
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale every Saturday mor
ngPrice 81 cents So annu delivered in any psrt
Philadelphia, free of postage.
All the and cheap Publications for sale NJ their e
abishment as soon as issued, wholesale aud retail.
10 With the exception Of one paper the Heald is ead
much perhaps in Philadelphia paper published ia thai
city aordirg available medium ADVERTISERS Advertise
ments handed to the half past oclock will appear
The Herald next day. "
isoston subscriptions 10 the New Yorh
IER AID received by the Authorised Agents, REpDrHs
Co.. state street. Terms$ quarter three cents io
single copies.
WEEKLY HERALD every Saturday morning. price CENTS o,
S3per annum.
All and cheap publications for sale issued
Boston Publishers of Thiers' Napoleon.
Medical NOticc.--Ihe Advertise ments OF th'
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy fo,
papcr, w =. klCHAnDsoH, VII agent
Once and Copsuis,"c W""'". fhe o''ege. " Nassau
Portable shaving Cnses..-Thc Subscribers
having per.cted flushed variety Of the above offer the
to as the complete yet invented suitable the
wants of the travelling public containing all that necessary
for the toilet with the addition Of the Metallic Tablet Srop for
sharpening and keeping Razo q. most gersc, order
IN Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel.
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MONEY MARKET.

saturday, july J--E Il. M.
As neither OF the Boards of Brokers held meeting to-
day, business was very dull in Wall street Some
stock operations made out of DOORS at prices
current on Thursday. The advices just received
from Texas must have a very favorable effect
the stock market and prices will without
doubt continue much depressed until advces are recev
cd from Mexico in relation to the reception of the reec
ton of the treaty Of independence offered to Texas and
he unanimous agreement in favor of annexation
The Long Island Insurance Company have declared a
semiannual dividend of four per cent payable on the
18th inst.
The Equitable Insurance Company of this CITY, have
declared a semi annual dividend of four per cent paya
ac on demand
The Bridgeport Bank, Conn, has declared a divi-
lend of three and half per the last six months
payable on the lst of July
The Eiremens Insurance Company of Washington
nd Georgetown, ID. G., has declared dividend Of
;welve per cent out of the profits of the last five
months.
The receipts ofthe Western Railroad Company for the
week ending the 2sth Of June this year. compared with
;he corresponding week last year we're as annexed -
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Receipts Of tgeek ending June 2ath 1874. lst3 Deee
sssssensers'*' 86le IlSsi, 6l
ere'sh'' &C $50. .........I,SH 5ooi i1
Total ............ sI6,5l6 Sl5a62 1854
The weekly report Of the receipts of this company this
year shown falling obut the aggregate
receipts for the first months of ls45 compared with
the first six months of 1884, show increase Of about
ten per cent while year the increase the receipts
of the year previous about twenty five per cent
rhs falling of the Of the road can be prnci
pay attributed to the high rate of charges freight
and passage The greatest decline is in the income
from passengersthe receipts from freight being more
uniform.
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M.dRilNE p1TLLL0N

~.-,,,, , korE twaY, 9th June, 1916.
NHS Great Sea Bathing Estah shnent Il now open for the
Season and fast filling M with Families All desirous of
obtaining quarters must apply early the Subscriber the
Astor House, New York. HIRAM CRANsTCN
Is27 sus'ss
The New York herald., 1845-07-05

FIRE IN WASHINGTON CTTY.-A fire broke out yes-
terday morning, in the brick dwelling at the corner
of and Fourteenth streets, occupied by Mrs Bhler-
The fire originated in the basement and soon spread all
over the building, which eventually DESTROYED Il
also extended to the two adjoining buildings the east
which were considerably damaged by the flames We
learn that Mrs Bihler and servant who slept back
building, were with difficulty awaked and were in dan.
ger OF being burnt in the fire. 1t is ascertared that 81
500 insured on Mrs. Biher house furniture BY
the Potomac Insurance Fire Company of GEORGETOWN
and the of 81 900 insured on the two adjoining
burnt buildings owned by Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Balscr-
Washington Int. Juiy 3.
The New York herald., 1845-07-05

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsrpENT.-James Ho-
ban, as Attorney of the United States for the Dis
trct OF Columbia from the Sd instant in the place Of Phi
lip X Fendali whose commission will that day ex-
pire. Robert White Collector of the Customs George.
town, De- vice Henry Addison whose commission will
expire July ls45 Charles Lnsey, Attorney of the
United States for the district OF Vermont from the I'D
instant in the place of Charles Davis whose commission
will on that day expire. Thomas b. Ham, Deputy
Postmaster at Canandaigua, New York, in the place Of
Jonas NJ. Wheeler, whose commission expired on the
10th utmo James Fischer, Surveyor and Inspector Of
the at Pawuxet Rhode Island Peleg Aborn
whose commission will expire July 22d, 1910.
The New York herald., 1845-07-05

- IMMIGRATION TO THE WEsT.-The emigration TO
Wisconsin, at the present time is said to be rapid
try that are thckly settled that few months ago
were entirely uninhabited This applies to the northern
as wei as the southern counties The emigration comes
and eastern States
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City Intelligsnce.

FIRE.-About two O'Clock on yesterday morning a fire
broke out in Litte's chain manuaotorv No 50 Rroad
street. but was exnguished before il had time TO do
much damage the premises are insured
ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE--A young man atemp,ed - I'm
himself on the 4th, by cutting his throat lie also endoa
vored to the brachia artery but failed in both %
tances he was takcn to the hospital where his wounds
were attended to- and is anticipated that his life will be
aved
FouNp DRowNEp.-The body OF man in respectable
attire, found in the East River at foot of James,
street this morning. There large stone suspend.
ed from his wrist Il is supposed he is who used
10 go about the wharves preaching temperance HIS
oody lies at the dead house in the Park.
A letter from Captain Fauo, OF the revenue cutter
Crawford to the editor of the SGpannah Georgian states
that he has discovered harbor within thirteen miles OF
Savannah having great advantages southern naval
depot It's location is on Ossabaw Sound near Montgo.
cry,
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QUAKER MARRIAcE.-A correspondent Of The
Zions Herald gives the following description of a
wedding at the Friends meeting house in New Bedford
The parties were Dr. Benjamin f. Hardy and Miss Sarah
Coggeshsll.
After sitting in silence fifteen twenty minutes an
aged man-probaby the leader Of the meeting-arose
and made few sensible remarks the general jmpor.
tance OF covenant kecping after which the bride and
bridegroom Joined hands, and each in audible voice
promised to be faithful to each other till death should
separate them They then severaly signed printed
covenant on parchment, believe; after which the
covenant was read in the hearing of the meeting was
read by the venerable Mr. Sherman the oldest printer of
a newspaper in New Bedford.
The audience were now invedto repair to a central
part OF the house where, table being placed the
covenant laid it, and those who were willing to
do so appended their names to it as witnesses The
ceremony of Witnessing the covenant long and
somewhat tedious, but nevertheless interesting "hc
company began to leave the house in silence before half
the names inserted.
The New York herald., 1845-07-05

LIVING IN QuEBEc.-The weather at Quebec has
been very unsettled during the last week Cold
northery winds have prevailed, with rain but we
nave not heard that the crops have been affected by this
unsetued weather. Our markets not well sup
ed with either vegetables meat the latter is very
dear and II rs said will be still dearer il large importa.
tions Of cattle are not made Last week roasting beef
was as hgh as Cd per b in the stalls and steaks even as
high as 73d-Quebec Mercury, June 26.
The New York herald., 1845-07-05

The GREATEST PIECE or PEDEsTRiAMsM EVER
PERFoRMED.-A foot race came off yesterday in the
neighborhood of Stonlngton, Conn, in which Major
Champlln performed mile in the astonishing and
almost incredible time of four minutes and ntnetee,
seconds He now challenges to run any man in the
United States, one mile for one thousand dollars.
or upwards, to come of over the Union or Beacon
Course, any time between this and the first of Au-
gust The challenger can be heard of, or seen, al
the American Hotel stonington. II is not unlikely
but that he will be accommodated
The New York herald., 1845-07-05

The MEXICAN NsTALsIENTs-ExPLANArIoN OF
Gov. SHANNoN.-The Washington Union Of the 3rd
instant gives letter from Gov. Shannon relative to
the missing instaments 1t appears that they have
Lo1 i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-22
Temperatures.

The friends Of temperance and tho public generally are
informed, that effort will be made during the mex wees
to rekinde m interest this suhicc; in this city,
painful fact that there has seemed to be reaction
upon the subject OF temperance among for sometime
and u Is very desirable tina, all ito eads should make re-
ncwed efforts for its prosperity. Nothing valuable can be
accomplished without aSsiduous perse,s,ing Efforts and
surely this obJeetis one well worthy OF influence and
hearty cooperation OF every citizen.
Mt GoroH, who has been Tor months past lccturing at
the NORTH has consented to visit city, his reputation as
public speaker is equal TO any advocate this cause has
ever had an this country; crowds have followed him for
weeks In succession, ia the cities OF Boston, New York
and Philadelphia. He expected be here company
with the Rev. j. Marsh Cor. Secy of"tie Amsriean Tenn
perdhee Onion" the 26;h inst The places Of mcctp
will be duly notified but it expected that he will
Tor several successive nights Let every friend OF Tempe
rance IN the city devote much time possible during
ms stay To this cause and let Sach De in inviting
Others to hear Mr. g. and especially ondeavour TO INDUCE
those who drink either moderately excess to attend
the meeting.
The undersigned respectfully ask the oopera,ion of the
Editions OF our papers, the Pastors of turches our
Ply sieans and all professional aud public me TO at
tend the meetings and lend their influence in
this glorious cause.
SAMUEL REEVE
JAS. L. CRANE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-22
From the N. Y. Express Extra, OF Thunia, m,rrir,
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
Tyven,y-nreo Day. later srom Europc.

TWenty-fhrco Days later from Europe.
The Hiberna arrived in Boston Yesterday and brings %
days later intelligence from Europe.
The capture and execution Of Zurbano in Spain the
only intelligence from tina, country worth narratnr
The alliance of France with England appears to be now
firm and healthy it before the tine when Jo,d
Pulmerston broke with Timers.
Sir Charles Me,calie made Peer under the title Of B.
ron Metcalfc.
From France learn that the French Ministry are
cured in power least another session. On tho Tahan
question, they twice secured msoritics.
The from England has very little interest Par.
ment was about opening.
The latest from Belgium state. tina, in the Cham
bers it decided by 65 o. tina, no address for the dis
missa Of the present administration should be presented TO
the King
The Emperor of Russia is said so much amszed n,
the iniermnnbe with tho Crcassans that he is deter
mined next season to take tee field in person.
The London Money market continued busy.
News from Morocco lns been received by way OF Glib.
raiar, giving deplorab Of the internal state
Of the Empire. The Kabyles pllsginQ the towns
whilst the Emperor is described having lost authority
since the battle Of Isly.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Frp 3.
We have no change whatever to notice in prices The
demand since Friday has been oleraby good. On Satur
day about 5000 bales sold and to-day 900 changed
hands On each day spectators took 900 bales The
demand has been freely by holdcr but they hive not
shown any disposition 10 accept lower rates.
jan 3l-Alhough good extent Of business has be On
done this week, the demand the whole has been mode
rate the Market presenting feaiufe nor is there
any ctange made in our q1ostions. trng advantsg 90
has been tho side OF buyers, consequent on greater
choice Of the crop being submitted to them par,c
larly of Upland.
Spectators have token $500 bale, Of American. and
600 Surn and exporters 1900 bales American and 400
Surat $3.50 bales Of American, and 1000 Pernams have
been forwarded into the country this month unsold.
There is fair demand today, and the sales are about
G900 bales of all kiodg.
Jan 2i-Coiions whouch1ngc nj the close Of this week
AZ the beginning and until yesterday there firm and
hardening market, end in many instances ~ advance wns
paid on 'middIng" American; but today and in some
measure also yesterday. have been rather qioer and
nc buyer asks again Little choice 5000 American
have boon taken speculation; and $50 American and so
SuTa for expou-and the entire sales amount TO 400
bales.
The prospects Of both spnnors and manufacturers are
bright. and many new maiB in process Of orecon-
Thee undertakings seem to be generally entered into by
parties already In the trade aud may therefore be consd-
cred well advised and warranted 10y tho extension of the
demand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-22

tell you that you desire no,oriey In this great City,
you have only to appear Of the Broadway Hotels
with large purse dled with gold genuine bank.
insianer as On Henorabie. Colonel Count. OF any
Other title your hcst may think will please you; and
after You have been thus harshly used. you may zee
In some Of the penny pspers pad for, Of eourse, By
your host. you pay liberal bin the snnuneiadon Of
the fact that you. Lady and ants, tho Ho.
tel But. perhaps you will cay wandering to nigh,
l do not think am. Tor have been led TO make these
comments to show the folly OF initiating European thing.
manners and fashions which form the bano o this coun
Try We do not errors, and return to Ii,
simplicity OF the times Of Washington and men like him
we, as nation, expect exist long: Foreigner
are gradually working their way and influence coun
Try, IN srsry tang, and tho time. fear i, far dstiu
when fAey will get complete control. When that um.
| comes round. will seek ether county.
Bot must have done, lest you may charge with be
| ing long winded fellow. Adeu, X. ID.