The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-13

ester Its water power is unlimited, and through
canal three miles long, fall Of fifteen feet is OBJ
med. We have now eight -four mills here, and
e cotton factory has just been opened here by a
fIladelphian; and a factory is now lying idle,
machinery Of which was sold last winter be-
use no one would open It, Our railroad progress
rapidly, some $l50,000 having been taken up
IRE, and eastern capitalists have promised the rest
ley deserve it, OF the WeIand House, can
eak from the books, as | have boarded there tor
me months.
The encampment here last week was a very bril-.
INT affair, and reflected great credit on all con-
rned in it, especially the Rochester Greys,
tve ever seen. Some queer stories are told con-
frnlng a certain Colonel in reference to his pro-
fsdings during the encampment.
The Hon. Joel Terrell, OF this place, has been ap-
pnted Consul to the Sandwich Islands, an appoint
ent which he owes to his having been in former
mes the "drum MAJOR of the House, especially
out the time of Folks election to the Speakership
the House.
Considerable excitement has been created here
the appointment of the Hon. ID. b. Brewster as
ostmaster at this place, over the heads OF some Of
le oldest politicians in the place, without 1t being
hown that he was an applicant.
The duel has been hushed up, the husband having
ecepled "a pecuniary consideration" Society in
hs place is very much cut up, the young ladies' not
aylng beaux enough to keep them busy therefore,
hey quarrel about them. Dear Bennett, if you
ave any "nlce young men, about your parts, send
lem along
ulry exists as to who is your correspondent, every
ne trying to catch glimpse OF his illusions.
am glad to see the New Workers are at last alive
their own interests. A heavy New York house,
lessrs. Suydam, Sage " Co., have Just subscribed
1900 to the stock OF our railroad Tell every one
travel to Niagara Falls by this place-and take
apt. Van Cleve's boat or the Niagara steamer.
capt Van Cleve is splendid fellow.
FROM BuENos AYREs The Russian, Capt. Car
Er from Buenos Ayres, whence she sailed June II
he rumored blockade Of the port by the naval forces
England, France, and Brazil had not been put in
peration. The foreign vessels of in the harbor
ere British soop Gordon. ship Comus Of 49, brig
scorn Of 49, and schooner Spider of guns French
teamer Fulton briggs Ducondc of 90 and Pandour OF 6
uns, and Brazilian briganne Oinda, Of 10 guns. The
Packet has translation from the official Gazette Of Bue
los Ayres in which strong complaints made against
be British and French naval commanders with the
peratlon of Brazil in rendering assistance to the Mon
evdeans while it declares that the forces of Buenos
yres have tumphed in every contest and that the
by is longer in the field. There appears to have
been variation in the state of things since the pre-
ous accounts and with tho dNsc or indirect assistance
P the foreign powers, the may be protracted to
Indefinite period. The vessels Of war in the river,
he 10th including the above amounted to 10 British 1873
Euns. l3l o men 10 French, 2S2 gu s. 1880 Bra
lillian l46 guns 1850 one United States sloop of
var Boston, % guns 200 men two Sandman, 3S guns
s3o men one Portuguese % guns, $50 men. Total 30
kessels 64S guns, 6400 men.
MORE MORMON DIFFUSION Several heads OF IA
nlrs, with their wives and children left here in
Ihe steamer New Brunswick, this morning, their
Ioute to Nauvoo These deluded people were comfort
hbly settled farms the st. John River, and
living conented and happy until their minds became
settled by the Mormon preachers who infest the upper
districts Of the country Such their anxiety to Jour
ney towards the Holy City, that children, laborng
Her attack CT the measles carried away by their
unhappy parents These people viii learn, when too
Late how cruelty they have been duped bu. is to he
feared their bitter repentance will not in time to
dragged from home and country to herd with men who
have given themselves up a delusion which seems to
have bereft them of reasonFrederickfon Head Quar-
ters
A Coon ONE The Advertiser of this morning
contains the following: The appearance OF some OF
city papers has given rise the that