The New York herald., 1845-08-11
JBLIc INTERESTS.
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In communication from the Postmaster OF
Wheeling, Va, to the Hon; W. Mede it is stated. that
of July s45 (under the new law0 and the correspond
ing month oflsli, shows the following result =
Number of letter packages mailed at this ONCE
for the month of July, lS45, as per mail sent. 1852
Number Of letter packages mailed at this Office
for the month of July ls44, per mail sent. II $40
Excess. s,q6a
The ram of Thursday morning visited Phiade-
phia and Baltimore We also notice that they have had
The Charleston Mercury says, the rains are probably
heavier than have been before for two years
is however too late to the rice crop, which can
not fail be very Short The drought in all the Allan
tic of the South had been severe The Pers
ing merrily over the mill-dams the Appomatox and
The mills have abundant supply"
The 81. Louis Reporter states, that great excite
tent prevails in Lincoln and the northern part of St.
Charles countless Missouri growing out Of the efforts to
rid those regions of persons suspected OF horse stealing
parties murders have been frequent and unless tho
most decided steps are taken by the proper officers ssr
Gus consequences may result from the present exssps
ted feelings of the two parties
Black Dog, the Usage Chief, in the late Grand
Council of the Creek nation, male short speech Of
about five and half minutes to this effect" Brothers,
your talk is good but your beef beer" In proof Of
his sincerity may be mentioned that he and each Of
his party consumed the first four days twelve pounds oil
beef falling then to eight which rate they maintained
throughout the time they remained
POSTAGE RECEIPTS In Philadelphia. says the u.
STATES Gazette the redacton IN post once revenue under
cit OF 500 o. in the receipts during July this year,
compared with Of the month 10 the preceding
wear and of 81 Ts2 81 whe' ed with the receipts
of the month Of june s5the last o. the existence Of
the old law
The nwholesome qualities of green apples are
wonderfully illustrated by the following statement from
the Boston Post, son Of Mr. Daniel May, aged about
nine years fell from tree in Nowton Saturday. and
broke hi thigh in consequence Of having his trowse
pockets filed with green apples.
A Young gir, about nlOeteen years Of age, named
Elisabeth Munson, found dead in a hou in New
Bedford Mass, few days ago Her body covered
with bruises, supposed to have been inflicted BY some
murderer.
The magnificent feet Of Yachts, under command
II Commodore Stevens on its way from New York to
Newport came into the harbor yesterday afternoon.
We understand that the Gimcrack got in contact with
ruck coming through Hurlgate, by which some OF her
coppsr was renewed She was hauled up on the ways
K CAPT Bassetts wharf last evening, undergoing
0ai -N,w Ionddn Ne'rs, .7ng. g.
Large hpcks of sheep are being collected IN The
aortherp part Of Illinois Farmers who invest in this
peces OF property done under the expectation
aat the duties OF foreign wool will he continued. They
nov or oug know, that unless this Is done the
aising .. ~ool cannot be made proftable.-Ssnsamo
Torndk =
Companies G and d, oftie Fourth Regiment Of
United states Infantry reached st Louis the 30th ult
d took passage down the Mississippi destined for Tex
s They under the command Of Captains Graham
and Mccall.