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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15
LATER IRON TEXAS.

The steamship John y ncKln arrived a;
New Uhear- IN lie 2&h VT. IN ,evrn,
ihrse houses from Galveston. President
Jones hs-Is,ueG proclamation, 7nuoun,l ng
I tie adoption uf tie anrrNlttun res iullouS
| hy our tnner ess, and 1ta'i, q thsi'th Pos
iirni ~ he unrct States las selected TIE
/ first mn SECOND sections uf the resolutions
as such hislS and uOtlhed Ills government
: tn-ttuL" lie has cunvrnrd Tho exam
e. ngfess. Ia meet ~ N. seat ui covernme NJ
on to sri,ecn'h % June next,
There c,n br no doubt lhal the county il
! in is,ot Il annexation by very large m7Jor
ny. whatever NAV he the opinilns 81 the
! ruliicl'us aud rGire holle- The urposi
| ton 10 the measure i principally cond1cd Ia
tie srit 81 government. which IS denonina-
ted by the Houston Telegraph. "ti,o Hamlet
VI Washington A Btrnlinm. IN the same
county, hGNever, mes,Ine Of The iahabl.
tAn's Md been held. aud strong resolutions
phs.e IL favor Of anrrI,'ihn, without re-.
etcpoe 10 the wishes OF concurrence "f any
Iirei,n or l. t'opeIn praer. winch we're II.
UNANIMOUSLY !opie !. Mr. +. Alien, A,tor.
n-y Gene al, ~ao was present, Injected 10
the tone 81 the tcsn,u,i"rs Gen. NJ Hunt,
Del C. Cha 'ncis, iLtae Ewing, K. W. vii.
Hansen, Is Wlkins. md o,het pfoninon;
gcn,lenfn. p't,ic.p1tcf il the proeoedl'gs.
We copy rom he New.Chrans p,Iefs -
Mrlic.a Dr>pA1cRgs Ne lean, SAYS
lie Houston Nr ing STAR, ofthe lUh, that
onr covcroneat has received cunmunica.
uons iron, Gen f.ps!tn, by wy OF Corpus
thu,t mi BEAR. conveying assurances
tia: TIE Dew po,crnnen, 4 McI:ro Is Gispn.
SOD ~ treat "i'h Teas up"h the hasis Of ~
dep-rjonce Similar desr1t, es We learn.
we're rccrivrd from Ners Cruz by NE Fury
ulce. ahuuta iuumIM sine. II ~ tumprrd
ihlt tie Druth M'ui>,er III Mrliro will soon
Induce the Mexican euvrIum-nl to present
definite PROPOSITIONS FOR the a'lus;n eni Of all
tI.iru'ues helH cen the i~u counties. II Is
rd'nJ(ed. also, iha, uur government has an
sNered ;less communal, alions& lhe despatch
- fot th, prrp,se were sent datk t. Yer,
Crua hy n pnush vessel |, 10 Ipecied
that the fnL rroposninns II the Mean an
government will lie received here about tie
mi Lille 81 J me. or by the fist ofJuly.
Inc Hon Ashbcl smith VIM passed ,hro'
iii, ,lty SINE ten DAYS since. has been re.
NppnIuis Chaige d'Afnrs u! the kepIhiic
of Texas 10 Vance and England, AMI was
proceeding 10 assume the dullrs Of lis uf
& c The OF @ ui Sc re,ary of State, m, &c
vacant hv wis appulnmou,. vi! be ken ly
o.. Hon. Ebenezsr Allen, now Attorney.
General.
A parry Of In 'ians. supposed 10 hare heen
Cheeks OF cheruk-es from tie United SiaIes.
l,le.y attacked a settlement u tie Cross
IInberi. and IN lie -kunlsh which cnsurd,
an oil Gsnt.emhn rsmed urCotRo,d, BIZ.
.o1. and toy named pncs we k.N,G
Several lnlI,us were asa Killed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15
CorTcsponisoceof he Cour & Enq
ALpAkY. MAY Q. lA45

hhrr having laid nv for several weeks.
the bill taking the S3i 90 Of moury u.
celv.d from the operation for ihor limo
ofFonry Chy's lnni Bill received It. f .
rs vote In the Assembly Il nov only
needs Ihs signature Of Governor Wnett
81 the L0cofnco panty in 1895 formally
aecrItd the fund which they havs for
vrhrs nouncrd nS unworthy tho touch OF
The 'demorncv' should have lhonght
tha, parry ofsnth trauscrndan,sl polRi.
cnl virtue would not have yicIiod to say
thing snort Of a m Il ont
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15
GREAT FIRE IN BOTTOM.
UPWARDS OF TWFN1NI BUILD
INGS ROYEO.
From the Boston Mail.


About half pas, Q o'clock ycaod,y a.
,ernon, just IS the tells were ringing Tor
church, FIRE broke out in Norwrlls car.
p'n;cf'S shop IN the rear Of S,nh C~dat
street.. md mar tho N,lhoiist Church on
Church street The wind blowing IN tho
Southwest, carri'd the Gre Directly to "a
ndjliuing stable, and owing To the CON.
huNlhIr materials of which 10th were GOA
p,s"d they we're completely ma blaze be-
fore the 'uginrsaruvcI nj The spot
The fire spread to the nd 1lnirg bull.
dings on South Cci,r s,reu. and through
to PicJmoH, s'r"t d.'Sroy'nr in whole o.!
IN part about 20 bui!dnIs mostly Dwelling
hou"s Of chrap construction The Mrho-
di.l NJ, etnY House on Caprch erect was
on hrctwIcc, aud VAS saved oDiy bv cK.
Tnordlnary cXruicns AS il WAS. II Mas
damaged to the cx'en, Of some $1,000
|, is believed that tho Ere was so in the
Carp nief's shop by some boys at phy -
One small boy who prtcnd'd 20 Lno~
something about II, wHs apprehendcd by
the polter, but the rrsnl! wc do not know.
The Grcmen worked nanfully nld amid
the dust and heat, and by their almost supe.
human cicriious wa, the city saved fror .
much more extensive eonfsgta,,on.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15

L seems that North Clrolnl Sill makes
'hch capital n acc, punished with death
The Raleigh Rcgiu,r says that man
named Hardy Carroll, was hung II, Louis
burg, few day, SINCE, pursuant 10 s.u.
rncc, N lhc pr,',nce 4 a large crowd
HIS ol Gee Was sl'fl,og n Tl.J Of s4syrn-
dcril i hc r. i,,r, nJ IS
pr,AaRs there never Nns n cosc which
more strongly Ilm.,n,ct the wan, ola Pen
n,uulry lnan tbs II" had i vor7mlala
of stealing md ms been convict j cau.
urly. we b.I ;cve, ttrcc svernl tunes f,f
no 80 sealing, but ESCAPED each timr. eth.
cr ~ craving the h-n,f; Of clergy or ,hfo'
SOM def Ct IN the rcp,I IL WIS hn,llv
hung for gnnl hrc n the article slnh n.
80 think bring PlIr e sa'pcnieas Gom
store.
The wnn'o6a prn.,rn'lry i., inired,
mos hmcnnhly indicated ION Iha .I,eu.
non |, cyInccs d"gree Of Jarkncs aod
birbnriiy which ~e dl NJ, suppose rvs
I'd anvN here wi,htn the llnas Of the Un,.
I'D Suio'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15

,,'-.,l 49,, sur1-.-s I. s'nir ees' a'se
ia .,s s,ts,., -.s. ~ hsd teen. iH,''
~, ,.,.-.-, 90 ~ hts. leo 90 etgef ="
I.tl,,.,,l ,i.,.G. fr'- ~,sr' he ui's'r
I,r,,,,. .r-..A e, - t-.i'ied ~ iitss "".'' iss
y. al ...,..aeD -ostd - hs'e card -
...t.,iss., The Pilreriins ws' nsti ats.
1850 70 l,nd 81 .lir,oss 81 Sit'Sss.'nd
=, Y 49,. .hs' .osii,rs % a. Da!Aos' pro
,.sy.. TO NsriAa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15

"Cob' Rcduriod TIL Senate. on
Tuesday. Tyeesod G vernon " ist', nom
iua,ton Of Thomas y Hos. n, an In,p.e.
Tor 81 The Auburn State Prison ! Such
ti0g' oeeurrcd IN GovennrI Boueks he
~" 'e.cn Lot we are not prrpartd says the
EWING J10rnal a .- pr-sunpiuoa,
S nae sfray.J Aga'ar an EIecs.igs Ca
70"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15

TIE Railroad 10 he PattGr We an.
bounced last winter tia, n gcntl, man nam.
I'd Whitney tad rrcrcs to Congress ,hN
P52l'ci OF railroad from L1Ie Mhchl.an
10 the Patifc We see ~ the Nationa |
ln,olllscn:lr the, It Is Mr. W's irrhricn 10
PISS over an, 1,l,alv cNlmjne seven or
''i:l hundred m,I's Of The proposed route.
H. wall leave New Yo i nbou, the ooh
Of May f,r Grcen Bay. follow the Luke
down TO Milwaukee, hence west to the
Missouri river. ani r,,ua by s, Loui, -
Several young gentlemen ofhigh rrspcc,a.
hauy and ,duration VII accompany him,
AMI h. siys |, wIil please HIM to have the
nymbcr lnc,n ascd This is an inrouun,
p'cjoc', however * ravag1nt md risionn
~ !, may seem The y aionll In,cl,i.tn
Ger snys Of it; without prrt,nl,os rs vet
TO Offer any decid d opinion as 10 the f.a.i.
tiiity of Mr. Whi'ncy's hold il'a' Ne con.
+ So that is mere vAsnrss, though suegr..
ting TO many the notion of Us bring vls
ionlry By no mcaas implies, ofit,rlf, to us,
sn,h a conclusion nnl anything bu, for.
hls, therefore, tho prosecution Of n careful
cIAn,nalion Of the possJ,l,lrs Of bis plan
We know Iha, many much moe compc.
ton, hun veto jIdg" Of the scheme nre al.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15

THE FRAGRANCE ~ OsIoH - onIons
A. mot CERTAINLY. hdt 10 tho ''r''''" OF
lady's breath, though N fv' thy |s'y GO
add 70 the fragrance n fo"'" oo'
I,Iv renders plant l,fsr onion "o o',, , zoe
oo'n 80 a" y, 10 ,"'," ,f,Ilr ne"o,- the odos
, 'r H y. ny,'' W" Ts, ~.',' dsltd from
= Howe" q. lr "P~''o' % s0y
oIhe, Thu 10 Si'"s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15

..
q,u ani Journal IS s, wing altogether rob.
/ onaho tIhjroi OF ti,io,l routes. nnl Ia
l!,ocd,os the claims 4 he central route
,yct all Others, IA his cigrtncsS To make the
crcy mare appear, the t,ncr horse, he
,urrs At his fic,s ami conclusions, with the
i..ny of,hc 'ur,cy tia, had acquired the
ntnl'v e chcting hro grnsshorpcu q,
aVnb lis ehirf alignment, in favor Cf
the c, ntrnl route. over cur own having been
answered nrd disposed Of hy the funds
The Western route, his tap n, RulIand
having been shown to be q receiving. in.
,,r,l Ola dis-hItgjng np-his assumptions
Hs 10 amonn, of frog Observation-Disclosures
---weallh population &c On lhctwo rout, S,
having been shown to be frhcious he
nov, in bis great strait. is ted 10 dcnouree
our clum e advantage as II respects snotc
MS all sheer hUnbug + and asserts thai,
even ruihis rosprcl, ihey Of the EuH SIDE
Of the mountain, have DECIDED advantage
ovcrw WEI as it regard. quantity, We
yi'l to him on TIA, ry''' md # he cS.
poet. to make tu.ioI.@r hi, rail road
Iy furnishing the B0s;oniaus with good
leishlng during four or five month, Ct the
year. or if he cv3'c'. TO run his cn, du.
ing the winter on turncrs--mc give it
M
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15

Il Henry anl drtadfrl IIar Missile -
4 new implement fw]rhrc oflerTIbIe r.
hcacy Inns just been d"(scd in England by
.hrf.sor Buns'n L con>is's of liquid
similar 10 alcohol, in which the oxygen is
replaced hy arsenic. 1t ign.csl the momcn,
1t is expos dto the air If any vessel fl.
led with /; Ike a glass or iron globe, should
be thrown upon he dcc.s or into the poi,s
Ct ship, the moment HE vessel struck INV
hand substance, the inG,matic LIQUID
Instantly would be in blaze. The n,no,
phere Ut once becomes filed with cloud, Of
white arscnj,, ly which deadly poison is
evolved and cShald Being heavier than
ma nsolubc in water. it could no: be cx.
lnGul'hed, and ofco1rsc, i. becomes fatal
to NJ! within is influence. 4 dreadful in.
pom nj in the at Of war.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15

Gen,lenen BY Tho direction OF the house
Of hlcs.rs Tucker, Cooper & CO.. of New
York, ! hnvl tutwared to you, through hcssrs
Kennedy. Smith and Co., OF Louisville. 80
tales at hemp, weighing I0,l3S lbs. Sumo
81 The bales are wholly covered wiki bdgF,ng,
some partially 50, and the residue uncovered,
but all "fr we'll packed and rorGed with
rope. have sent II in thpsc difer n. modes
II order To ascertain which is the best form
To ship i, IN. | shalt insure it 10 New Or.
leans and from ihence to New York, you
had, perhaps, better insure II. TINS herp
h as been kept over in stacks year before it
WAS ro,tei
am respectfully. your obedien, servant.
III CLAY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15
cAfl RnAn CONTENTION

PDrS0sr, " . call al the Coma.is.lene,,
~ The & asipa,p = Conocciicn R,v-t
Rs,ltosd Cumpsoy. tie hiends OF the tosl.
't'm Bsliows.fsl,s To- Buihnetcr. met "a
Rslls"i. 90 tLs eIh u Nay ins,. ct 10 o'c,ocs
An
Hon. A l.. brown called the Contsnt,os
70 ''det snJ On sor1i ,stion 81 J 4 CvnAs,,
L'q Han Wn llcuty VI Bellows Fsl.
", rh"ssr Ptes,d~n,. r-s tnpers. snd Geo
" w. u Clarke. Secretary.
"" motion ~ lion. y Foot, q eoomiues
-, hve "fppo,o,sd ty The rhs,t to nos ins,.
'ih'.fs Tor tie l~'msnen, ors.ni,.usn Of Vi.
! touVrnuon.
\ % molion of Dr.. A. G.. Dana. otaerrs
hat Fomrniitee uf Eve be Apno,n,eJ Nv
me chali, 10 rel'o,i resolutions tot the sc<ioe
oi iheC"nV-n',"n. The Chair appo,n,ss In.
following & nil.men -
it"n. A &. Dans, Geo. d. W. e.. Clad.
ii HrAndou; T. l.. Om.hee Of Ru,l,sd
u w Gaudy. Of Netgcnnes ". =. Hail
| VI Bellows Falls
Hon ). fuu' from the Comml,,ss on nor,
inAuohs presented the nsmes Of the 6ll,.
inG Genlomeoi, aud they we're appointed b.,
tho Contention
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15
For the llcrald.
TIE RAIL ROAD.

The feeling that most evidently oxis,s in
Wesern Vermont, gives promise OF tho
complete success Of the road this ray to
Burlington Our Farmers begin to nppre
cia,e the benefits 10 be derived from the con
template road through the richest section
Of Vermont tiev lave been slow 10 move
bn, once IN motion, their prosress is no, to
be impcdcd
The interest exhibited Il, the Convention
on the 9th in,. by the large number pre-.
mt, clearly showed TIA, III" right spirit i,
abroad among the people Ct this section Of
the State. Thcunnnmi,y with Fuhieh the
conv' nilon decided 10 recommend to the
Commissioners TO op'n he Books for sub.
scrii,!ons Ia the stock, gives good groun /
10 expect LIBERAL subscription "a subsctip.
ton which shall Al once sc,!le the question
that the road must be built
W ,th every advantage in our favor over
every Other route proposed between Dos.
ton and Monlrcal-wih greater resources
fjr p-olu;iion Of business and fnighi than
nny and every other pan Of Vermont
wnh IS cJu)n AMI wo)l"n f,e!ories- wl.h
tn Bloomcries which this year will make
soMc $500 ton; Of bar and !ock iron, mi
cspatle Of greatly increased Production
Nnh blast and 20, furnaces pouring ou,
almost continuous stream Of melted iron
uho.c OF Branion md Pus'or1 producing
the lasl year 1000 t0ns) and with fAecn
marble mills capabIe Of cuang sithe least
COCO tons annually and all lhrse south Of
ChMcndcn Comfy nnl mostly 10 Allison
aud Ruilnnl counlrs; md with tho capac
rs to multiply this kind ol'reighI AMI TO ex-
loud our business TO any amount which thc
market will warrant, shall we 81, E'll ani
qurtiy sofrr any portion Of our fellow CIT.
izrnsto dr,poil US OF our blnh.iIht 7 |
viii not for an lnran, hurbor such
thought Lot us work then, for tho time
has come
Ur-T-DN VrDN,OSv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15
WESTERN VERMONT.

p S Il is vrry evident i,om the GrtamI
Of the editor Of the Watchman, that his
sunbcr' have been greatly daprbed OF
late. B4i !, ia 10 be hoped that, the Lig
wal. which his mag nation has conceived.
Tor II has no existence any where on the
Sou'htn rouie,l may afford tim parlnI IT..
hf
VIII the Waiehman BE- good enough tc
. !! u where a copy Of the surrey Of IN.
Central rouls con be- hAd,-G,ru ksv.
been made 20 procure eVrn sx cory. Lu.
lEhrI.o y seu socc, q
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a'essrs

II has been we. embarked that the decree
that condemned mlnklnd to earn their bread
Ivy tho sweat Of their brows, wax n mcrclful
ono, Ia It's app'rs,,ru tn The t,leu If the
500! They are \, leas, the nobility Of Tie
earth (N. o. Pic.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-15
LAIR from Meneo.

DECLARATION op MEXICO s.
CtINsr THE ANNEXATION or
RVS 'rp Tur i-SitGD >TATI.S
ANOTHER EARrUQvhKf.
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J. \ IUNANT, PIo.ldeot.
4 < : rr, i,.no.. Vic. p...,d,...
q II B'aa.s, }
6 {; ". Ga.ror }secr,,,1.

r.. "'Li'
r T. n,. ",'.'''' ",' 'hrn 'ddrs'ssd By
,,iI,' '"'''ec 81 ""''hd' who closed by
tor, :, II 'r'" g" ina following 'e,,es
,,,,,,, ,o'o' ul boston In reply 10 90
W oe ""e H"n'ch''sn.
ih'' Letter IS unavo,taIly omt,,sd =. go
el,ornl
Hon 81, Chairman cf C,..,s.,d H.
then addressed ,ho t,o,v.,,,,r ,Ga. ,"
y.ty clear and ,tl, ,.,n,, n(,,n "'""
,hc ,"u,c ,rors3rllous f,n. VI, r"r,e} } 70
Burlington. drownunIy N. Cm'ra ,,un 70
Nr FELTON,. wa. road II, lI,n A ~
Dt Dan, Grn, r',,,,-,,. oo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

Levi Leland, the Quaker Temperance Lecturer,
stated the other day at Woonsocket R ~ that the
would not sign the Temperance pledge, he would chop
their wood draw their water and do all their errands for
them.
The German papers state that emigration to the
United States very unusual extent, is taking place
amongst the better portion Of the German agricultural
aborers farmers and artisans Antwerp has been literally
crowded with these emigrans, recently, who
ous to procure pcrths on board vessels bound to New
York.
Dr. Louis Z. Gayarre has been convicted of steal
ing negro at Macon, Miss, and sentenced to the pen
| Tertiary for ten years.
At the Belize, Honduras, Miss Fishwater COM
planned of defamation OF character and their worshps
mulced the defendant in the fine of ten shings in de-
ault OF which she was to cut grass for three or four
days"
A ballot was found in the ballot box at a township
election in Ohio, endorsed " No Schulz Tacks."
A large vein of Graphite, or metal of Carbon, has
been discovered in Wake county N. c. It makes
superior pigment uniting readily with oil. and is incum
bustibe. II said to be ndesructble by weather
salt water If it must be very valuable in ship build
ing and for many other purposes.
AT Lowell, on Tuesday, James Little, Rolions B.
Annis, William Lewis and Albert Porter were charged
with being drunkards Little pleaded guilty;
but examination found and sent for months
the House of Correction Anns fined six dollars
and Of Court six months in the House Of Correc
ton. Lewis and Porter three months each.
In Ne Orleans, on the 10th inst, Allen Jones was
fined $1,000 and j. j. Bryant $1,000 being his second Of
ence for violations Of the laws against gambling and to
remain in prison till the fines were paid. All the gaming
apparatus was conhscatcd
The Steam Woollen Factory, q. Danville, Penna.
formerly owned by Dr. Petrikn has been purchased by
DR.. b. X. Gearhart, who designs to carry the
acture of cloths satres annels sc. in spirited
Gen. Wilson, late Surveyor General of Iowa and
Wisconsin is visit to Keeae, N H. his old town. He
has become principal owner OF location at the mouth
o. Eagle River, the southern shore Of Lake SUPERIOR
found contain very extensive silver and copper minc
In ton Of the rock ore delivered by the the
bank he found by anays that there the following
silver $S7 49, copper $40 10; total value $780,
50. SO that it ropcdy silver than copper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23
GENTLEMEN's SPRING FASHIONS.

HE SUBSCRIBERS have received By late arrvsis from
their Agents Paris and London their assortment Of rich
Cnvsts Gloves Sca Suspendcrs Silk Under Garments, &C.
&C. Their Of above articles have been selected
the extensive be found the city The
Subscribers the manufacturing Gen
clemens Linen and Muslin Shirts The article featured by
them after the approved French method to suit the
pended only for the beauty Of their n.h but for their
durability The senior Of the firm having been for the
engaged in the line Of business his
knowledge, only the science of cutting, but in the quality
vantage, and to patrons fashionable and well
finished Our Of under Of all de-
scrpons-Hosiery Dressing Robes, Pocketkerchie Nlht
Caps Linen Collars and Dress Fronts Stocks Stock T-s Cra
vat Seners Purses Money and Riding Belts &c. will be
found worthy the Of all who will favor with visit
the old establishment of
PARSELLS & AGATE,
30 Broadway corner Of Park lace
B-P A. continue the manufacture of their celebrated
Elastic, Shoulder Brace and Riding Belts AL I'm sdh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

many persons have been gained to it-several at
temps at practical realization are making and men of
Intelligence and devotion have become its advocates
The materials of wide and efficient propagation
are preparing, which will be applied as the times
ripen for it.
In another article will explain something Of the
principles on which association rests and its me-
chanism. Abb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

OPPOSITION ON THE SoUND.-The steamers Massa-
chusets and Neptune started from New York at
o'clock, the Neptune ahead; after passing Hurl Gate
when nearing the point Long Island at the entrance
of Flushing bay and the buoy the Massachusetts
being inside and abreast of the Neptune consequent
ly compelled to press the Neptune off, go ashore
the point of rocks the Neptune this time, had su
cent allow the Massachusetts pass and could
have done SO, without the least Inconvenience in
frngement on her right of position, at the time. Tho
Massachusetts, did not in direct collision with q
heavy crash, did she make second attempt pass
the Neptune stated; and during the time the boats
in speaking distance of each other brutal pro-
fame disrcspectful language used by Capt Com
stock in reply to the Captain Of the Neptune, stated
-Proridence Journal, May 20.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Giro ulation--- Forty Thousand.

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copy-S7 rs per annum-payable In advance
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cash in advance.
despatch. T0- -
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to the establishment must be post paid or the postage
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRofREroR THE New Yonx HERALD srAsLIsHmrrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23
TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PR0PRIETORs, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &C.
EXTR1 FIVE TIE as!

1913 Greenwich street,
NEAR CouRTIArpr ST., OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC HOTEL,
NV York.
WE BEG LEAVE to inform you that we established our
w above place. principally for the Of
meeting wholesale and large family customers
on the North River Side The upright in which
have business for several this city,
together with the high quality and moderate price Of
beyond that ofany similar house the United States and
consider these the best obtain
We have however much pleasure in stating that We have
made, with and Judgment selections from all
the spring and which comprise the finest specimens OF
Young Hyson, Hyson, 0unpowder Imperial Ooong iskoe,
this season which, with an immense variety q Fine and Good
ground daily.
particularly 2i Chatham are your oheden servants,
New Yorki2l Chatham ST.; e Grand st. and ss Beccker
Philadelphia Chestnut street, and IS Fifth street,
myg 2msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

FIRES IN THE Woops.-Extensive fires have been
raging in the woods in this county during the past
week, destroying immense amount of property. At
Crownpoint informed, that a saw-mill and
several dwelling houses and large quantity Of sawed
lumber were destroyed.-Westport (Esser) Patriot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

EFFECT OF OPposITIoN.-The new line Of boats
running between Whitehall and st. Johns has put
down the fare to about three dollars for the entire route
between New York and Montreal, distance ofupwards
of 400 miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

GUANo.-A late English paper, in an article on
this subject, says-Now that the new manure, qua
no. is exhausted, ingenuity the rack to discover
some equivalent The island Of Ichaboe has been al
most literally carried away, and excellent employment
has afforded for British shipping. The specuators in
the of birds have realised pretty pckngs by
the the contents Of this hitherto worthless
elsewhere may speedily be found In the moan time,
scientific skill being brought to bear upon the farmers
craft and the agricultural journals speak highly Of the
benec effects to be derived from the application of
electricity strange may sound to the products Of
the earth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

A FEMALE FIEND.-A Mrs. Reed, under sentence
husband after several Intellectual attempts hang
sehas confessed not only the poisoning of her husband
for which she condemned but two other persons be-
FORE well the murder Of nephew for his money
and though these enormities enough
also confessed having caused the death of two children
bv starvation