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The New York herald., 1845-08-29


S1sisS' 1853 de-; dec 's 'cs
s2I,2n slaaaG dec lssl
Receipts previously from Jan. L. s27 i2 $50 mo 81 sss
Total from Jan. Aug 30 si2ssr 46i 92 inc 80 Oss
AT this rate the receipts at the end of the year lsl5
will not amount to any than those Of 1874. This
company will be compelled to make some change
IN the charges for the transportation of passengers and
freight The immense amount Of travel between this
city and Boston, has produced movement the Part
OF the Western Railroad Company, that may lead to
complete revolution in the policy pursued by the
agemen OF that road for the past two years While the
receipts OF every other railroad in the country week
y increasing the receipts of the Western Railroad Com
pany weekly decreasing, and unless some change
soon made in the tariff of charges the surplus on hand
will be pretty thoroughly cleared out the payment Of
the dividend due on the lst of September.
The increased tonnage of the boats navigating the
nails OF this State from to reduces the expen
of transporting produce reduces the number lock
ages and enables the State from time time to reduce
the tariff of tolls Whatever tends reduction in the
of tolls the canals of this State should by all
means be encouraged as the necessity for doing be
comes apparent every day Works of internal i'm
provement are in contemplation all sides OF us. Works
that must come into competition with canals, will
before many years elapse be constructed and it is high
ly important that should anticipate these
and reduce the tolls our public works, to Sc
the principal portion of the carrying trade between
the east and the west against all competition. It ap
pears at present probable, that the only communication
between this city and the great west for many years to
come, will be the Hudson river and the Erie canal and
it is to this natural and artificial channel that we must
turn attention and centre hopes. II in the
power of Legislature enable the Erie canal to
command the transportation of the principal portion Of
the produce coming to the Atlantic markets. and of the
merchandise, SC, going west To do this it necessary
to make further reduction in the of tolls The
tolls on many articles reduced to the minimum
fixed by the Constitution but there are many still above
that rate such foreign SALT frs skins lumber and
RATS. The constitutional rates should be altered
Whenever reduction any article has been made the
aggregate tolls that article have been and
general thing, the result would be experienced
in most other items. We statement showing the
lockages the Erie canal in 1888 and in ls44 tom
mage transported to tide water the tolls received on
all the canals for the same years -
LocKAGEs, Tonnage Tolls FOR THE YEARS 1888
AND 1874.
Tonnage arrir'g Tolls on all
,ooo LoGRages at tide udfer. the canals.
1000. 3S68 b3u,48l 1890 IL
iofi' .y,8T l0l9,09i 2,4i6, ,37i
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GROWTH OF Pontiac We doubt If another vii
lage IN this State can show as favorable evidences
Of prosperity as our Tern in any direction you
will and the noise of the hammer and trowe busily
engaged, meets the ear On Saginaw street. four or
ve very handsome brick stores in progress and the
foundations laid for more while in every direction
mechanics shops and dwellings are springing up, A
Touring MILL too is also in progress Fifty sixty
buildings, are now in various stages of completion,
while many others have been commenced and finished
during the present season, and occupied for
various purposes-Pontiac Jacksonian.
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The CUMANCHEs much is said of the power
OF this rowing tribe of Indians, and great trou-
hle apprehended from their assaults writer in the
Union undertakes to place them in their true light both
as to numbers and military and warlke power. In
relation 10 numbers, there various estmateshat
which places their warriors at 000 being supposed
single band rarely numbering than five hundred
or their military prowess of which he had abundant
means Of testing he speaks any thing but iatsrngly
when he says" The Caravans which trade from 81
Louis to Santa Fe have TO completely through the
Cumanches, and are sometimes OF few persons
Companies OF twenty have gone there without losing
man IN iact the only caravan completely broken up by
them was that which started from Santa Fe in the wear
1884, commanded by Judge Carr, of st Louis consist
ing OF twenty-five men. They were encumbered by
pack mules loaded with dollars On the head waters Of
lied River, they came upon three hundred Indians in
dncuit, rocky piece OF ground, with a level piece OF
sand IN the centre On this sand did the make
their stand-hrst taking of the packs and with these
and the bodies of the mules whose thew cut for
that purpose) they made a breastwork and defended
themselves for fytwo hours, when the Indians ceased
hring and let the twelve who survived pass and some
OF em arrived IN safety among the 0sages. These men
were not soldiers but clerks &C. among them pershed
brother OF the Hon. Mr. Schenck Of Ohio Five Ame-
caiis, win wagons, who were on their way from Mapi-
M ior Chinuahua, with birthstone, were attacked by
numerous Dand OF CumaDches, whom they beat Off Kill
mug SIN OF them and receiving but wound through
the neshy part OF the thigh of one OF them The wri
ter says they are not supplied with fire arms but car
ry bows arrows and lances and adds that he went out
last fall with party of Mexcans in pursuit OF the Gu
manches, and, on meeting with them, the Mexicans
treated leaving humble servant in rather ugly
fix with six OF his countTymen and one English gentle
man retreated to piece of broken ground, and
maintained our position until night came on, when we
got out OF the scrape From these statements the like
OF which we have read In the newspapers for
from our knowledge Of persons who have passed through
the Cumanche country. and have known the Indians
led to believe that nearly all the expressed fears
to enact are groundess Stories got up color what
was too light for the purposes OF their authors.
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FREE EXHIBITIONS.
ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.

FREE EXHIBITIONS.
ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.
EVERY FAIR DAY.
MR. MCCARTHY begs leave to that by the
vl mous ofhis vsite he has been in
duced TO continue his
Grand and Unequaiied Performances!
For One Week only!
He has Also at great expense, re-enxaged
Monsieur GUERBO,
The great and wonderful gymnasrc performer who will AZ
for this week only and through OF his Extaodi
and Wonderful Fea Of Strength and Agility as per-
formed the Royal Opera House, Paris before the Royal
Family and Mobiles Of France. Also, the
ETHIOPIAN OPERATIC BROTHERS and SISTERS
who variety of and splendid performances every
fair dsy-thus Aft riding those ladies and gentlemen who
visit Hoboken after dinner, splendid promenade and
novel amusement.
The following well known and celebrated performers
prise the Band Of Ethiopian Operac Brothers and Sisters
MIR. D. GARDNER, he only person living who personaes
the negro wench in character
BILLY WHITLOCK, the great Locomotive Niger and
accomplished Banjo Player
OLD DAN EMMETT the celebrated Vioinst and old Vir-
sinny Nggerwho always hand when there music
ding.
CHARLES WHITE, the unrvalled Accordionist and cee-
brated Negro performer
Also, for the first time, SAM JOHNSON, the great un.
equalled Negro Singer &c, on the Triangle.
Performance to commence 3h o'clock AIS 6tIs'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
Benefit of Mr.. Hlckett.
Friday scveniDs, August 20th.
The performance will commence with the Drama Of
RIP VAN WINKLE.
Derrick Van Tasse Fleming Brom Van Brunt, Fisher
Nicholas edder, Pearson DameVan Wrinkle, ,hrsVemon
After which,
- MONSIEUR MALLET.
Mons Maet MISREPRESENTATION. MIR Hackett
Howe, Fisher C,zens King (;ouriav Heath
Franklin, Croker Mrs Baxter Mrs barry
Mate, q Hot Marian, Miss Gordon
After which.
FL Jaleo De 4eres, by the two Miss Vallee's.
To conclude with
THE KENTUCKlAN.
Col Nimrcd Wlldfre ............ .Hsckett
MIR Fireman, FL ming I. P.rcivai, Crocker
Mrs runm Mrs Vernon Mary, Mrs Vikings
Mr. Fireman. Barry Marie. Miss Flynn
Price Of Admisson-Bores, IS cents Pit cents Gallery
y cents
open o'clock and the Curtain will precisely at
naifpasf7 o'clock.
~ limited number of Season Tickets may be obtained
a. the Rox Office.
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6J&6> FOR LIVERPOOL-New LIne-Reguar Packet
@2 Of the 10Th SeptThe elegant fast sailing Packet
tons, will sail rs above, her regular day,
for freight having accommodations unequalledfo
ssndor comfort, apply board, Orleans wharf foot
OF Wall street,
y H. COLLINS & CO., 5s South street.
Price Of passage Sl00.
Packet Ship Gsrr,ck Capt H. Trask will succeed the
Sheridan, and sal 26th October, her regular day.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

a. c. TUTTLE.. .AuctIoneer.
JACOB s. PLATT will sell This Morning, at the auction
j room No aS Pla street the entire stock of an importer Of
sash I German y sas Il & Of a. Wasehs sad lots
%S "s's sapes ssas Bros
sS sss ns H y M asa Of Edge
Also 100 g,esn and brass poaated f,rs Fender
Also II o'clock 1900 doz hle polished SCISSORS "a
REAUTIFtLN u sTuFfEb BiRDs@Bs aS"ff H. E. willard
ID Frdsy August asth, a, O'clock the sales No
s1iss% ss bid
Also Case ase D %e rarely %s
lie is positive Of eyerv lot offered aas etis.m
a: z; TuTTLL.s Aact,one er.
ACoB ;. PLAlT VIII sell THIS Morning OF o'clock,
40 dozen.
Also = 70 oeIeek two dgpc,te Of the celebrated s
shears, Pen and Pocke knives cad, Shoe B4cher
huf.si IA a one Thousand Cards. WORTHY Tie auenoa OF re-
.,s1 FOR SALE AT AUCTION On 77UND47- 4os
-l~near ts Farms, mile, i,om Harlem IL We,,ehss
g. .o'ptN; on shsh 60 a. a.% ', 'es. bMei"s I'D FR
kinds. he place would sut merchant lug the
& 70 ssS % sSe s't'a For ,Ts,r = ' 81 So & 3
street or % yard street Or I, JOHN GALAND o. lhe
pllse should the day prove stormy tt sat N Ike pace
INFERIOR TO NONE AND suPERloRro MANY.
KNOX would re,spestni Na9nn he lu4lie q
4 aacrd at his sstabishmea on s.ta,ds ot .t at No. lo
As new style Of Boys Caps. aa29 mom
FOR SALE AT NEW YORK TATTERsALLs,
a. PAIR OF beautiful CANADIAN PONIES,
~ <seven aud eight years old hift h,ds sisa s
.~lZA. single ad double a,r Hce,ie4 ir ssdd e,
snia driving, f,st tayeilecs I'D narfa, ed
so M. IfrImevousy dspoe ed ofuey ~ .e so ipniIc
a. ctlon on Monday ls septemher at Y ocWk a2l t'r
TO LET,
UNTIL THE FIRST or NAY NEXT,
STA A elegant -Four ory BRICK HOUSE, ID Bsrsl,y
cM street Broadway. II hs lately h,ei hoougly
paired and now IN excellent order; i one Of the
lieut. locstion for a fash enable boarding house.
For further sr ulars add qn" this Office, with
real nam, which wti mmed notice go M.rc
HOTEL IN WASHINGTON l1Y FOR RENT
ATa THE new BUILDING now being completed on
J the OF Third and Pennsylvania
- offered for Rent. IL intended for Hotel on the Euro
an and consists Of Basement Reieclo containing
large and splendid Bar Room and eating The
the house consists Of eny-six ae be rented
for Parlo Chambers sc To of experience and
capal opportunity here itself for
tsbe business hotel Of thus description much wanted
Washington. The situation the very best the city,
being but three hundred yards from the Capitol and
few doors only from the Railroad depot.
Persons wishing will please Washington,
and apply to the proprietor at his office, the premises.
au23 3tfrrc
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a. FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR So So CITY MADE
M For style and durability they equal 70 those sold
~ made order for 81 So equal those made in other
st9res for Sc apa g. and warranted 70 give ssaet9n at
featuring Depot Of the most fashionable Boot and Shoe
establishments in this city Gentlemen that of
pair of dress Boots will find saving of fifty per by
getting them Of us Mend,ng also done in the store.
WIN. Nj. YOUNG & H. B. JONES,
al2 lmissrc No, Ann ST.. Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

aHS FOR GLAsGOW-Regular Packet-The we'll.
rAl known, fast sailing packet ship SARACEN 400 tons,
despatch
For freight passage, having excellent accommodations ap
ply to the Captain board foot Of Dover street r. r. or to
WOuUHULL " MINTuRNs
81 & nth street
The regular packet barque ADAM CARR. Robert Scott
The New York herald., 1845-08-29
TO LET,
For S4If

FOX SHI.E.
kA THE Stock, Fixtures and Furniture of respectable
;f Tavern, conducted the Eng sh style, dong good
business and of old standing. Will be sold cheap for
only Satisfactory for dsposng of will be
application to 81 Dey street, from IL TO r. NJ
a28 6t,s+rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-29

REVOLUTION IN THE PRODUCTIONS OF THE SOUTH.
Among The arrivals yesterday, we notice the con-
signment OF 2b sacks Of creole corn from Red River
Hitherto the region OF country about Red River has not
raised enough OF corn for its consumption and the
practice has been to import the article large amount
every year II argues avorably for the progress of agr
culture that the crops large as after supply
ing the home demand TO have surplus for expo ration
reliance upon the upper country Tor brea1stufs and
provisions has always been bad policy on the part of
our planting interest Even when the great star Ia Of our
agriculture ranging at high rates. il was the best
economy Tor the planter to raise his and meat
The article was always Of better quality and more whole
some, while the trouble and of transp was
avoided besides the risk and uncertainty of market
exposed TO the operations of obbing spectators Now
however, since cotton has fallen to low price, ncces.
sty has driven the planters into a course which wise
economy would have dictated long before They are at
last endenvorng to produce at home, and within them
selves all the articles Of necessary and
Cotton II thus made surplus crop Its proceeds will
he counted as something made over and above the ex.
pense Of cultivation u will not happen now az formerly
that large deduction must be made yearly from the
crop 10 pay for meat and corn horses and teams
and other things that planter may raise on his own
place. We rejoice to this system Of GUILTY., ion gain
Ing ground in the south. and receiving general adon
ton Onr neigbhors on Red River will no doubt do we'll
with their consignment Of creole corn New Orleans
has large market to be supplied and planter in the
vicinity will find by trying that they can find sale for
other products besides sugar and cotton our Leyee
Men Orleans Bulletin, .7uf ls
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fixed determination 10 make clear work of the BUSH
ness of removal, when he shall Begin in few weeks
from now.
grand diplomatic dinner is to come of at the
White House to-day. All the Foreign Ministers and
Attaches, together with small sprinkllng of the
cite, will be there Martin says that the poultry
alone has cost over SO. This will give them a
goose apiece, besides other nick-nacks including
champagne, cognac, Nc.
A strong Impression, IN certain circles begins to
obtain credence, that the friends of Mr. Van Buren,.
al the head OF which is the Hon. Thos Hart Ben
ton, intend throwing the Un,on if possible, out of
the printing II this Is SO, regular fight at fiscutIs
Is TO come oil between the Polk and Kinderhook
forces winch may, In some measure account tor
the Constitution beating retreat, so as not TO iu-
volve Mr. Calhouns interests in the general melee
II Is thought that Rtchle's chak ces or the public
printing are daily diminishing, and may be finally
demolished by the time Congress meets Mr. Van
Buren,, with Wright, Butler and Co, are not the
men TO forget very soon the ostracism of Blair and
lves and the TACT of their support being given TO
the organ, would be tantamount tn an endorsement
by them OF this foolish act OF Mr.. Polk. In week
or two, strange developements will be made of all
those things that are now lying hid under the dou
blets OF few men IN the secret that will astonish
the nation, and give widely new turn to affairs
here. dead set has been already made at Asbury
Dickens, clerk OF the Senate, but Tom Benton has
taken him under his wing, and swears he shall not
be touched
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Making Of 1917 vessels entering that hsrbor from the
pendent q numerous smaller craft engaged in the coastng
the immediate vicinity.
Notice 10 Mariners.
VicreRIA Rock az ASoLEss.-Trinty House, London,
"a Oct si5This coiponron has caused buoy olo.ed
be placed Hoa 3 Soms The Of I
upon the gravel bank OF the North coast Of Auslsea upon
lies fthoms low spring tides aud with the fol.
lowing marks aad compass bearings viz
Csmse, Mn = point East Of the beacon Harry's
Kemiyn Mil teuchiug the Eastern end of Remlyn Farm s
High water Of Henoorth Point, in line with Pengan Beacon
Whaismen.
Sailed from New Bedford 2lst inst baIque Willis from Mat.
ap3sett Tor Atlantic Ocean
spoken.
Ship Sophia Walker Goldman. from Boston for L. ghor 10th
ms! "a, q 90 oas2-tb-foe rccTsetly reported 60 ao
e!s sros Bailey 4 dass om Knss;oa, ia for Eas'port
Brs vrgiaia jordan days from Thomaston for Savannah
18th Inst lat % %, Ion u 50.
Foreign Ports.
Gssvf,roS, Noy is-grs Empire for New York lowed TO
KisosToS ia Nov -ln port brigs siroc Bailey Horenss
JOSssi FRANCS Nelchorj Glen, Brs1sT, diss;
Bosoa Cor Pensacola detained BY head winds and 81
Home fors.
,ArALsenicoLA Nov h-Cld brig Gplielua. MAYO, New
York Ia port 18Th shies unc,s Ls,ham f., New York
DO do; Rainbow, Trait for do ds brig Virginia Talbot,
Bare Nov ls-cld ship Rochester, New orlsans 10Th,
os M
Sa,ss New Ss
"A Dover B,lsm % vs,sa5S Ph,aspba; sehr yalhala
Ss1%s%S Ga r. s 4, 's'" ,. 'S
York cd brig Pal s. Hays; sehr ,drrw Gray Baracoa
sid snip SUI van' WAITE No" YORK brig sabao Sawyer
NEw BEDFORD Nov2-Arr schr Oneco fhiladelphia. Be-
SD S fs sne m W .y
Volta ard Mary Elizabeth thi 'deIph!a;
NEw ORLEANS Nov l-Arr barque Colo Havana; schr
tor Glasgow: C>gnet, Loudon For'dan, Nartx Montreal
and Liverpool Livepool Canton, Boston LOUIS Leay
70 X Clyde Londoa brig Aakapas CharestoS schr Fo,m
Wadron on the bar, bound out
NEWPORT, Nov 2ot Office of the Rhode Islander)-Arr
New York. CID schr Jeren ah s ysnnah
PORTLAND Nov AR sehr Waldo Gilchrist, New York,
scott. Mobile Sid bque Oregon brig David Pratt and
Df The coasters.
PRo,lpEsek Nov sl-Ar schys VIM pisgot Eden,on NC;
Despatch. Philadelphia so1P Proof Glass York Below
n chu,ehmtn. swsnsboro, NC; Depe Sou bern port;
loop No EDDY, New York Bsrque Luc era for Mobile
seI bur got ashore the TO the Eastward Of the Crook
05a Dean New IG.k sid brig Hsyfe ?. ,snou'h
aut ep fnmole, saow New York. sid ah, br.ss Hamlet
nss) New orle.ss; 18th, Aida tYsw) Mobile
s;schr ruscarna pesnon New York. 18th briggs Belle,
u 90; 10th, Nissspp Bath CHRIS 1.srtniqes Bal
jeor'es Tho ras,onexpeecc heavy weather thu pass
schrs Morning Star tBrl Nassau, NJ; Julia vangdr
W Brown. Francis and Reguu;, kodick New York; soop
.oth erSs Thos Coo,e Tayer, ad D vd Duhr Williams
Nex York NIB Elz,brth Matinqus; lath hss Charlotte
u,an 1gas,daa Cora tB.l Nassau, M H. WI The
aiming the arrivals, &c. al WimiHg.o n
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Medical Aid,

DR: GREGORY No &C Gold street., is consulted in all
~ disc Of pr, Dr. o. regular Ply
Surgeon aud OF than twenty Years experience;
during which time he has made valuable important
discoveries ring speedily. Terms io med
cine advice S. and will be BY any part Of
STRUCTURE Tie URE1HRA This dreadful form Of
the disease yields the Of Dr. g. in
wall warraat TO cure stictue IL days 1t formerly
took months: ard besides this his pn the least
inu the cure IS certain and abiding whereas rhe old mode
d treatment did frequently leave the patient off
be inca,abs structure Of thirty duration cured
BY DR.. q. single seek One OF the symp
toms q structure little involuntary Of wrter nmedi
ely siter unnang printed circula, upon ths subject
will be forwarse ed on application.
TIE fasyArE TREATISE. called THE iubicon This
little vo ume tof which pr O. is the author aud blisher is
essentially with those vino, for good
hapPen 10 need silent and rnsty inend II is written IN
style expressly adapted III Of patients who desire
themselves It treats upon the diseases and dernsements Of
the genital Of both show plainly the best
thod OF small edition Of this work been prepared
be seat matt the postage which about 10
pat ri Z e United states
At DR. Gregory's private residence, &c Gold street. N
t. 81 Beehman street be hid his Cordial and Book
and also advice, all hours the day All
muCc atoms viii b. ed strictly confidential The fol
lown drug aeencss for the sale Of the book aud
remedies No 81 Wniitw Maiden Lane; 80 Fulton
* corner Of Wasrs 10 Futon st. Of Gold ST. 6S
Bowery. of slker 81, 6 Della OF Su
iOk II East Broad<y, OF Market ST.: and both
ruersO way nd lhambars II nI3 I'm
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MAGNETIC REPEL4ANT

MhNrNL ~ hEHElIAANl
1R A. POW Err member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
OF London and Edinburgh and Of the principal Colleges
Of the United States and for several the
yate Offices, No Is Chambers street. New York. upon all
diseases OF delicate the of which he
has confined his practice for the last II years.
Syphilis Gonorh9a aud elects whether of long
standing cured ~ lew days, without the Of mercury
eopaiva charge made.
Structure which, of all diseases the ndious often
commencing and steily advancing where existence
even dreaN Of producing the amenabe effects
the mud and nervous system of the patient Some OF the
prominent symptoms prosation the natural
ges to society," and the involuntary of few
drops oil water after adjusting the Clothes subsequent
voldng Hundreds of been successfully
treated upon newly discovered of Magnetic kepr
son thus avoiding the ntoleabe pain and danger
dant upon the rash Introduction of instruments.
Sell Pollution morbid habit often arising with the
perenced and when contracted duult to
pains in the back and lons, nocturnal emissions mpoency
and stery the sufferer speedily enabled under treat
ncnt subdue this perncous Practice and the system
stored to its pristine vigor by the Of the Intercollegiate
Balm
tuor Abus Whites Distractions and Suppression
Menses and all diseases Of the female have received
large share OF research and attention. the only quail
the empricism which fearuy prevails in this neg
lected branch Of medical science.
On the doubts and fears which often deter marriage
and on all other matters connected therewith may be
suited with the most honorable regard
Patients at distance will please be posi-
Bile the description Of their No letters taken from the
Post Office unless paid.
Offices No IS Chambers street. between Centre street and
Chatham street Hours from a NJ. to 10 PM