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AUCTION SALES.

1iARwssFKEsJ BENJAMIN. asT; k mooney Agsoss
as 10 SSsoek az the A9stioe Room No 81 Maiden
anria and Jspanued Ware Fancy Goods Buss, m,nsss,
Scales, &c. &c. "s-'
xAlso 1908 dog fine Table and Desert Knives and Forks
Also, 90 sets fine ivory handle do do.
Also 900 do. hoe American Brushes put boxes
Also. % cards Wostenholm's fine Dirk Knives.
= Also. 1900 doz fine Pen ard Pocket Cutlery.
so IL cases plal aud split and ribbed Percussion Caps
Also, casks tine iron Tea Kettles and Saucepans
Also casks superior Britannia Table and lea Spoons
Also. 50m assorted Segns
Catalogues are ready. mhi3 ltsTc
rAMDEN AND FINE PARLon PLANTS AT AUG
TlON5A. LEVY will sell Friday Morning at II o'clk
az NO l3 Broadway choice collection Of Garden and Fine
Roses Of many varieties Dwarf Apple Trees and various
other ornamental Shrubs for Gardens Cameias Dapns Ana
las hcses Geraniums Heleohropes with many other vare
=. Also Oranges Lemon fruit aud fewer. Ladies nv
tea TO view them mills nsm
a UCTION NOTICE-This Day-Handsome Furniture
- AT oa o'clock, without reserve all the elegant furniture
contained - the house Ne % Oliver street, comprising
I'll Brussels asd other Carpets Rugs large French Looking
Glasses Grandoe Library Bookcase Mantel Clocks Vases
centre aud dining Tables Bed Room Furniture valuable Paint
mg Kitchen Utensils aud every useful housekeeping material
AI,o' ,, few baskets Venus chsm1sign.
mhl3 tim 1HOS. BELL, Auctoueer.
A UGTION 'NOTCE-HDUSEHOLDF FURNITURE
ihursday 18Th az 10 O'Clock, at No. 90 North Moore St,
y virtue o achstte neat assortment Of Furnuse
Bsdsesds Oil Cloth mahogany Table Mattresses Pess.e's
painted Window Shades Rocking Chairs plated Candle
rsrior and Cooking Stoves mahogany Sdeboard. Tea
Also, first assortment of Kitchen Furnture with
The above ,ae will take place. rain shne and articles
Gale positive. mhl2 2tsm
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MARITIME HERALD.


ShlP Masters and Agents.
mall esteem il favor II Captains Of Vessels will give
IA. shipping left at the whence they smiled, the
spoken on their PASSAGE st OF their and foreign
they have. and Correspon-
dent Ct horc abroad will also confer favor sending
this Office any Marine Intelligence they may receive
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COCIETY OF THE FRIENDLY SONS OF ST; FAT.
- RlCKAt meeting OF this Society, held al
the City Hotel Thursday evensa 9Th instant the follow
ina gentlemen were officers ensuing year.
James Reybnm, ESQ, President .
Robert J. Dillon, Esq, first Vice-resident
Dudley Persse. Esd, second do
Charles Nj. Marry. Treasurer.
William q. Fitzgerald, Secretary.
John Hefdman. Almoner.
The Very Esva Dr. John a fowSs5 chaplain'
DIR. Wsn Power, Physician. . 70. ~,
The members of the Society of the Friendly sons o. ~
rick will celebrate their National Anniversary by Dinher
the City Hotel, on Monday, the nth inst. -, eu,
Tickets may he hid application TO any OF e 'oo"s
gsntlemen:- IA n UeAM =
George Mcbride, James 4 bradl,
Terence Douuey, Michael Quinlan'
William o. Fitzgerald, John Dcrdman,
mill iw,c ,''AA's' C. H. BIRNEY, Secretary.
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yepool; Delaware Patton. do Glen Green Clark Camden
Me- lmogene y.aues. BaIbadoes Pensacola Hlett, New
Nv WIN G,lys.!os; s:rsG Fsi.l cSssr Boz;
York Magasis, Everett. Elizabeth. (Bfl Nfay Mobile
Hanover Drumuond. Genoa; Rochelle, Haw kins Boston:
den! lBe1 Lonshurs! shelbsrne Ms Reow Mason I'm RIO
Galveston ship, supposed TO be the Louisville Hunt I'm
York, and number of vessels, unk nown !.
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RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr, Aucuonrer.

- THE Raj. ROAD DEPOT HOTEL. corner 4th
E Avenue aud 86th street-Anthony Bleecker 4 Co will
sell = auction Thursday the s1th day Of March
property side Of the Avenue and south side Of
s6th street The gfoand SO feet the
feet the street. (which curbed regulated the
assessment pad the is within blocks Of the large
Croon Reservoir The House large two-xtory build
ing with cellar and kitchen under the whole with s lis ON
86h s1et The premises desirable for the purpose of
public house and now occupied SUCH $1,000 $4,000 can
remain on bond and mortgage Possession Wall
be given the LIST Of May Tteindispuabe For
f20to mr27<m ..I7 '.I
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INAUGURATION AND ANNEXATION
hN BALL.
HONOR Of the birth Of Andrew Jackson, on MONDAY
| EVENING, March 18th. lS45, at Tammany Hall
room Will be beautifully decorated by Messrs Deonge
and Grain, Of the Park Theatre The Council fires will Be
lighted Dodswors celebrated Band is engaged for
sion.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
From Tammany Society. From General Committee.
Charles Mills, Joseph q. Albertson,
James Conner, David Vandervoort,
John Manning, Oliver Charlick.
George 5. Messerve, George w. Ande1on,
John ID. Eyerson, Isaac b. Smith.
From Young Mems General Committee
r. l. b. Brooks, Alexander Wells,
Bryan McCahll, Thomas Gimann,
James M Hedges.
Tickets S-to be had OF either Of the committee. ST IN
COMPLIMENTARY BALI
A COMPLIMENTARY BALL will be given to NAPIER
"A LOTHIAN, Conductor of The New York Brass Band
bv his friends al Tammany Hall, Wednesday Evening
March 26th, l8f5. o.
- COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT
Thomas NJ Jenkins, william Denmau,
John Ryker, Jr John Cogap,
John Garland, Charlie. w. Atwood,
Charles Kent, James Steers
William Maxwell, Morton Fairchild
II. u. Cook, . Bartholomew Purdy,
Alexander Forbes
FLOOR MANAGER.
Richard White.
JOHN II. PLUME, Chairman
EDWARD III. PLUME, Treasurer.
yosLrH Il. SWEET, Secretary.
ckes be obtained Of either Of above Committee
Tamnany Hail. or at the Door the evening of the Ball
llckets 81 mh3to26cod issrc
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ICE! ICE; ICE! :,

NoTICEIRENElR z. ,WoRrENDYKE 60 res
h, having Just effected arrangement with the Union
Rockand Lake lee Company Of this city, by which they are
constant supply of annually for term OF years
aud having purchased from said company their wagons are
sell and deliver OF the city,
reasonable terms. -
All orders must be left at 30 Wall ST. bargs foot Of Duane
stfet Isl Blocker the residence Of w. a. Wortu-
dyke, the Oldest ice dealer in the city Of New YORK
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PROFESSOR RODGERS,
GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage extended to him during
the month OF January last by the enlightened end
.ens Of New York has the honor his
CITY, and that he will deliver Of -Four Lectures with
interesting experiments the four following places
wonderful and mucn talked Of sciences Of
ANIMAL MAGNETISM Il PHRENOLO GY.
Rptser.' Institute in Madison street Tuesday
of Grove Hudson streets every Friday Of eac
Wees commencng on Friday March 7th Clinton Hall every
wednesday OF each week commencing Wednesday, March
American Republican Hail. corner Of avenue and 81
March 9TH '
Tickets which will admit lady and gentleman IS cents
mil lWisArrc
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AT MEETING called the Apollo Rooms. the eve
"A ming Of the oath umo John c. Penny called to the
chair. and Lean appointed .eerssry It was unsemoqs-
Fine Esq Complimentary Ball, the evening Of Wdnes-
day the 10Th Of March, and do fern themselves into commit
tee for same; and those that may
honor the assembly with thsr presence that effort their
shall be wanting to make IL Of the most agreeable
unions OF the rs -
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GREAT BARGAINS

Duane street IN the way Of China and Glass Ware Being
aesroas Of ds?osmg o. a. much OF the stock possible
er prices than they were offered before this city
Families will find at this establishment arg. assortment of
all kinds Of China decorated PLATA and Glass Solar
aud hall Lamps new style Dinner and Tea Sets &c. BE All
II nseds, IS call, to bs satisfied of the above
Goods carefully home throughout the city and Brook
lyn free Of charge go - a mhI3 3;iss re
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATHE.


,,,.,, THURSDAY EVENING, March ID.
Us presented the new Play entitled GREEN BUSHES
ears Ago, with music, dresses
PIopeues and decoationsConnor OKennedy, MIR. DyotI
osssoTge, barry Geraldine. Mrs Abbott.
i9 conru1e WIN the Comedy Of USED UP Sir Charles
Co,dstream w. H. CIisp Lady Chutterbuck Mrs Dyott.
Boxes ISL TIER 70 cents I'd tier 80 cenPt 80 ntGaery
PALmO'S OPERA HOUSE
REDUCED PRICES,
Boxes and PaIquete, Twenty-Five Ceu,s
TRIUMPHANT Success CROWDED Housrsr TprMrNpous
ArTRAcrioNs.H
Two Operas Night,
THURSDAY EVENING, March I3tl,
viii be repeated BY particular desire the Operas Of
The VIRGINIA GIRL. and SHIN DE Hl1EL-A
FIRST appearances Of Mr. HOLMAN, since his late illness
IA Cudgo, IN Shin de HceI-a.
Opera Of $500 - 't"'
c.:, SHIN DE HEEL-An
charcoal Bella Ella .sgaa Loose cr.ature-Porgies
Young Cudge. Sig. Paro' HOSES "a hull teamj
nan Una. Sig. 'Aint-a-nlny
mungo ............... Sig. De-bigkn
Anigator.. -; ...,. Sig Deittle- Kneass
10 conclude with
THE VIRGlNIAN GIRL.
The Benefit OF the Ladies' Industrial Assoc will take
place Tomorrow Friday, March IA. -
Private Boxes 81 each
Doors d before o'clock.
Performance to commence at Il before O'Clock.
Boz Ohce open from 9o'clock AM, until o'clock. PM
to secure seats sm u je
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Domestic ImpOrtatlOns.
BosToN-Schr SamI M'Dowelt Reported yesterday-l2O0
boxes s. hhd molaes and bales ganny cloth
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ON SATURDAY, NEXT WILL BE PUBLISHED
Ma 10 and the last of the
MYSTERIES OF lONDON-

CHaM hnnC SALE OF real. ESIATE IN MIs5IS
SlPPl-By virtue of decree Of the Chancellor enerei at
Jacksoa on 18th February, ls4 will sell,
on e 1ih April next at the office Of the assg Of the Com
mercia and Railroad Bank Of Vcbug the Railroad De-
pot vcksburg for ONE fifth cash. balance ONE two three
70 said assnees consisting Of about 50 lots parts
o. lois vlck;burg many Of them improved with stores
ty houses and lots in Clinton; $50 Of land in Kinds
county; 1890 IN Rankin; house and lot Venom
acre: Of land n Madison cogu,y $40 Holiness Yazoo
9oo carroll; 400 acres and town lot No. " ia Grenada
il Coaoma 400 in Boliyar 1000 in WahinatOn; and
ana fertile lands; detailed tof which published in the
Nv, newspaper At Jackson Information IL
sasgnees who will have maps certfcate Be- &C. prepared
mhl3 ltd 2tw *rc -" II R(i At!H Tom MI ,;or.r
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,OHK tOk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Packet 2lst March
H&l The superior last sailing packet ship HOTTIN.
sou FIR 1850 tons burthen Capt. Ira Bursley, will
sail as above, her regular day. III IN.
For freight passage having splendid large and
aud cabin, apply to the Captain board
side Burlng slip, or 20
WOODRUFF i MINTURNs, 81 South street.
The packet ship Liverpool 100 tons boien Captain John
Eldrdge will succeed the Honsaer, and sail on her regular
day. 21st April mill &c
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CHOICE ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS.

CHOlCE ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS.
siss
cot f owsG al aa
The following package Of 20 superb varieties now ready
ihIos Drum splendid show flowers of all co!or
0pf GssIss
brilliant Ghss. sf%,sa s
bo"S. choice kind. md
Doubled Quilted German Asten--2o varieties mixed.
yj Sc msed@very Snowy flowers prousey in great varie.
Fl sSo .uss .sensS sSys Ss
Luiinus Cruikshank-six coors stem, vigorou
,Nemopha Insight, Gandifors pha.ylodes variety
No es Gri S sep Sns trailing flower
Maiva ZEBRA, tnew)-White with geranium botch ard
Tropnolum Psegrnum Canary Bird Flower-Beau,iial
ep % 9E ss %F ss
baa % and rich
ISsIs .Co.0aoris CT Large White Roehs. Cap4ytu
brani Of golden and dark red coo au,
blotched, ,triped and spotted with crimson.
y,s a:. f. 100 varieties "
large collection Of fine healthy Plants in flower in the
sys always ~. hand ,r ,,
tion plants will be ready ndue season.
Orders attended to with pr0mpnfs; AID h,nkSS ssceved
mre $50 s Of S aSss,,.S fss:
8FARM Of 100 land hssd;oms House s1es.
Gss: %; .. sad r
rsy Of ether fruit, ~ mile: from M0Tstown in New J.I.
M A sfT n e o. aT % S
e Sa S m sy n.w cS
1000 Peach Trees adjoining the above Price ss9co er full
particulars apply TO s. Atlantic street. sou hhlss 1ooayu
$500 $4,000 House and Lot the city Of Brooklyn,
cent %Pi ssfSy
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s.en0A FOR SALE-Twenty-four Covered FREIGHT
6CAKS, such are used the Pennsylv ania Rail
Roads They will be sold very low. Il not sold be
fore Saturday, the LIST of March, they will be offered
public sale the premises Of the subscriber M 70 O'clock A,
M e HAMILTON,
West side Broad below Locust street, Philadelphia
lmeO uhz
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GOLD LEAF,

THE SUBSCRIBER would inform consumers aud dealers
that they want superior article Of Gold Leaf It can b.
had at the factory 0 Kade street. in the rear; warranted srg
est sze and best quality Dentists Gold Foil per ounce
equal to any IN the city; warranted Cash the
OF time. j. l.. WAIfI|H
mhl3 2wis*rc M@ Practical Cola Reat.r
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SIGNOR SANQUIRICO.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
AT PALMO'S ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE,
ON MONDAY fS1%SfTs id's 9Th March, 1915
SIG SANQUlRICO has the honor to inform the Of
the Italian Opera his friends and the public generally that
on MONDAY Evening 2ith March instant upon which
sion The following talented artists have kindly volunteered their
sIGiRA ROsINA PlCo. NINE. OTTO,
SIG ANT0GNlNI SIC sALoMoNskl. SIG RAPEiTI,
Mr. tn W hRSsrs Tad and au Mr. KYLE
SID siGN ooTo 81 BEaArs ana
SIG ETiENNE and MIR bEAais At PA Piano. nT Forte
pcesnFirs Tier and Paluette, $Sccond Tier, cents
an an B.Ihe Boy 9fce will be open Thursday morning
2oth instant and following days. from o'clock o'clock
r. NJ, where seats may be secured.
Doors open a. ocock-performance quar-.
EI 70 . O'CLOCK precisely. mill &c
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
~ manner OF Stratus and Labitzy the continent OF
op never before Performed in this country Saturday 18th
March, 1886 at Nibo Saloon assisted by about 20 Of the
''Ak ''0'<''0n'' 0'n' PRoG II AN saEE
#aE3 - PARrI
UyeuureIDie telsenmuuhle. Reissger
Neue Immergrin-Gallopade. .Labzky
S1c-for the ClarionetTh Groenveit. :. Weber
Finaie-fiom the opsra pon Juan M xnns,
Vyerure-ner Freischutz. Weber
Hamburger Eib~Pavion Galicpads LabtnEy
ss.a,ngpurgn Wazer... .Labitzky
WW.InaiIe "oISh .'...'.... Johannes
Tekets may had at Mr. schfenbcre aud Hoyers Music
store, at the Asor House. Globe Hotel and at Niblo's.
precisely mhq lwke
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THE PICTORIAL NEWS ROOM,
No. % CATHERINE STREET, BETWEEN EAST
BROADWAY AND HENRY STREET.
RI HAWKES.. having fitted up Parlor General News
IL Room under the above title, will be happy his
friends and hopes by attention TO busness TO merit con-
nuance Of the vors literally bestowed since he has
in the public line.
The room furnished with New York and Old Country Pa
pers regularly.
The Barsupped with choice Wines and Spirits, fine flavor.
ed Segarx, line Pale Ale, j29 lm&ec
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.n6R BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
&a POOL PACKETS.-F0R LIvERPOOL.-Only
msgncent and celebrated fast sailing avorite
packet ship MONTEZUMA, burthen 1850 A. B. Low
bsr commander will sail positively Monday the 7h Of
March, her regular day.
Having unsurpassed accommodations cabin I'd cabin and
seeIage returning the old country sending
this uneQualed line Of packets. sI.'F
Eor terms of passage and to the best behs early
to the subscribers, ROCHE, BROTHERS y CO,
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MARTELLE Il HOLDERMANN,
No. 81 MAIDEN LANE, ". "
MANUFACTURERS and importers Of Ornamental Hair
w Work, Wigs, Tourees, Bands, Curs, SEAMS Bandeas
Hair and new style Of Everlasting Curls, and all kinds Of
Hair Work. wholesale and retail.
Inns
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MENZlES 4 BROTHER "a Cliff street,
M MANUFACTURERS Of gi,in and sad spsnaed Tin War,
lee Pots and Boilers Tea Kettles and Tea ros, round
and oval Pans Sauce Pans pint half pint and saora Pots
Sr,'cons all SSor' Toy Cups Espgsy So1s, ch.Ts:L Pail.
Waxpg Pots, Dust Shovsls Tea aud Coffee Cannistes SC
Ears Handles Mallets Lamp Screws Bucket Handles Tin
paired mill iwsec
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RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS.

PURSE for $50, mile heats best in s. to of
Friday, Nth inst 3 O'Clock.
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TO BE SOLD,
A STRONG well buiIt Barouche Carriage in good order
~ well adapted for family with without doubl
harness 10 be souIstons Riding School, and Liver
Stables, 1877 Mercer street. ma istrrc
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Police Office.

Jry b--IsPor rrANr AuRrsT.-Ohicers Martin and
chickering arrested Myer Chrsta the complaint OF
,lessrs Luville Osterloh, and West, of Philadelphia
where he is charged with aving entered into a consp
racy with Friedenburg ,(thc from here on
rcquisition from the Governor Of Pennsylvania and
obtained goods under false pretences from their firm
a large amount.
VAcRANT-Julia Brown, fw-c, was arrested by
that valuable officer Buckley, for being grossly intox
Gated in the streets She sentenced to Blackwels
Island for three months a vagrant
GRAND LAacESY-John Qun was arrested charged
with stealing S37 375 from Robert Anderson 81 Cherry
street Quin had just left the House Of Refuge where
he will probably be again sent.
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Movements OF Travellers.

Hotels fell very OF the arrivals at the early part Of
the week. At the
AMERro.s.-Geo Hemouth. Phila.; G. Bee, ~ o.
Geo. Hopley, Charleston; J. p. Nfaher, N o.; J. d.
Greene, Cambridge; w. Mott, Chareston; II Ford. S.
e.; Jas Pollard, Va e. Jackman, Lancaster; Jno Wood
Charleston; Geo. p. Scott Phila
AsToR.-L Cbittenden y. o.; A. s. Perry, Maryland:
?. Maxwell, n. o.; J. " Porter Florida; Mcssrs Walsh
Brown and Waite, ~ o.; Crossman and Patterson do ;
w Taylor Norfolk; Chas. Carroll Maryland; Mr.. Por.
ter, N. o.; A. NJ schcafe, Phila. NJ Bernard do; Dr.
Farnsworth, New London; Richard Price Ed Taylor,
Boston, Mr. Riaeh scotland; Mr. Rach, Baltimore; Jas
tice and Mr. Greenfield British Army; 6. A. Burton,
Goth Rifles; Jno. +. Rathbone, Albany.
-ian Gn,Jas PTes1e Miss j. j. Stevens, PhiIai L. II
more; J. 9. Gibson, Albany; j. Hoyt Conn, Mr. Con.
ner Hartford; His Excelency, Monsieur Pageot, French
r. j. Robertson Va; +. II. French Tennessee; George
Waterbury, Geo Cough, Great Britain.
FnAsKLis-W Cooke, Ala; Chas. May, Bridgeport;
Ohio; j. Lake, Cleveland; H. Finay, Iowa; r. g. Camp.
bell, Z. I Fenny, Aug Geo.i J. L. Hardwicke, r. II;
GLoBr.-Mr Garcia, ~ O.; j. wellinghart. N. H.; S.
O. Aleen, r. i; r. A. Berry, U. $ A.
HowARp-W 7. Allen, U. $. n; G. r.. Burlington;
Messrs Charlton Mckenzie, McGill, Ryan Nashville;
$. Wilson, Va; g. $. Talford Baltimore; B. L. Robin
son, Vermont; Samuel Jackson Phila; Capt Fellows,
Albany Jno c. Fanny, Phia.; VI. l. Porter, Boston; j..
y Lee Mass; j. r. Bcrkenshaw, Richmond, Va; Rev.
A. Cole, Michigan.
wAyrrLry-A Walker, Raleigh; chas Brown, phila /;
NJ Gale, Prov: j. II Vaughan, do.i G. W. Gushing,
Baltimore; Smith and Richards, Boston, w H. Vanpel-
son and IA others from Rhode Island; w H. Parker,
Prov; Mr.. Howard, Troy
Al interesting little son Of Major :. NJ. Whitney,
oi the Cataract House niagara Falls about years old,
aken out Of the mill race In the rear of tho house
by his father, about2 o'clock Sunday after noon,
drowned was supposed that while play with other
boys on the BRIDGE In rear OF the hotel he fell into the
water.
letter from Captain Fano, Of the revenue cutter
Crawford to the editor Of the Savannah eorran states
that he has discovered harbor within thirteen miles OF
Savannah having great advantages for southern naval
depot rs location Is on ossahaw sound near Montgo.
merry,
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EMIGRATION TO THE WEsr.-The emigration 10
Wisconsin, at the present tlme is said TO be rapid
beyond all precedent There whole sections of coup
try that are now thickly settled that few months
We're entirely uninhabited This applies to the northern
well a. the southern counties The emigration comes
Principally by the way Of the lakes from the northern
and eastern states
The New York herald., 1845-07-06

IUDsoN RivER.We spoke few days since Of
The owness OF the water opposite the and OF the
accumulatons constantly encroaching the channel
and threatening seriously to obsruct the navigation
bove Yet the navigation of the river below has never
been less obtruced the channel for five years past
If greater capacity. Even during the comparative
rought which precc ded the recent heavy rains, the
navigation to Albany for vessels Of the largest size was
easy than during any preceding summer-.albany
3flds. ,Juiu g..
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A colored prisoner, employed as cook IN the
onuecticut state Prison committed suicide by hanging
ON the 3Oth ult He charged with furnishing the
prisoners with food whc the rules Of the prison did not
allow them or something of the kind and out Of this
,ome difficulty sprung up, and the prisoner hung him
The New York herald., 1845-07-06

DIPLOMATIC MovEMENTs.-His Excelency. Mon
sieur Pageot, Minister from his Majesty the King Of
the French, his lady, family, and five servants ar
rived yesterday at the City Hotel, on tour to the
Falls of Niagara, Canada, &c, from Washington.
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HENRIETTA BLANCHARD This young woman was
yesterday brought before Recorder BALDWIN, upon
an application to be admitted TO bail The ccIncate OF
Dr. Stone was produced In court stating that Pathways
wound not mortal. On motion Of - r. Johnson
Esq her counsel, Recorder Baldwin admitted her TO
bail in the sum of s25O0 returnabe Monday the 7th
of July Messrs James H. Caldwell and Joseph r..
Beard entered into recognzances for her appearance
These gentlemen deserve credit for volunteering their
security for this poor girl whom IL would be useless
cruelty to keep In prison, There is slight ground to
fear that who could go through such scene as
from the penalty OF her acts No punishment that the
law metes out TO tho most hardened offenders equal
tho tortures she has already sufferedand In her
Justice might throw away her sword and pronounce
,snce as womsn.--N o. Pic, Jms 2o
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FIRE IN WAsHiNGToN CRY A fire broke out yes
terday morning, in the brick dwelling at the corner
Of and Fourteenth streets, occupied by Mrs Biher
The fire originated in the basement and soon spread ali
the building, which eventually destroyed |,
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 bach
building, were with difficulty awaked, and we're in dan.
ger Of being burnt in the fire II is ascertaned that S4
900 insured Mrs Bhers house ana 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. Baser-
Washington Int Juiy3
The New York herald., 1845-07-06
City Intelligence.

FIRr.-About two o'clock Friday morning fire
broke out in Ltles chain manufactory, No 81 Broad
street, but extinguished before it had time do
much damage the premises are insured.
ATTEMPTED SuIcIpE-A young man attempted to kill
himself the 4th by cutting his throat He also endea
vored to the brachia artery but failed in both in
stances he taken to the hospital where his wounds
attended to- and is anticipated that his life will be
aved.
Fousp DRowNEp.-Tbe body of man in respectable
attire was found in the East River at foot of Jamess
street yesteday morning. There was large stone
pended from his wrist II is supposed he is a who
used to go about the wharves preaching temperance
IIls nody lies at the dead house in the Park