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The New York herald., 1845-08-12
Died,

Died,
On Monday, August llth, at Stapleon Staten Island
DAVID APPLETON infant son of James Ewing and Louisa
Maria Cooley, aged II months and days.
The friends anu acquaintances of the family
gpectiuiy invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
August 2th at o'clock at the residence of his parents
ut Kossville Staten Island
The Rartan leaves New York foot of Barclay
street at o'clock, r. NJ daily aud touches at Rossve
On Monday afternoon, th instant at 8 O'clock of liver
complaint and drepsy, MIR JAMES WAsISG aged 6I years
and months.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from his late residence SO Houston street. The friends
and acquantances Of the family respectfully invited
attend.
On Monday llth instant, wM Nc NrNsy, of Savannah,
Geo.
HIS funeral will take place place at O'Clock this even.
ing from 81 Ann street His friends and acquantances
respectfully invited to attend
Weekly Report Of Deaths.
In the city and county of New York. from the h dav Of
Aug TO the 10th day of August i8,5.
39hlen--3t Women--79 Boys-83 GsTotal 23i.
Aopiexy, 81 Bleeding Il Cancer q Casualties, 2; Cholera
iniantum, as; Cholera morbus q Collie Consumption 80;
Commissions, IL; Group 8; Constipation Il Debility, 81 Deli
y IN the head 8; Dropsy IN the chest 2Downed a Dys-
sntey, 9; Epiersy i Eryspelas /; Eruption 2; Fever, 3,
Fever lnfammaory, Il Fever emittent 2; Fever yphus
Heart, disease oil Inflammation Of brain 9: inflammation
lungs y initammston OF stomach inflammation Of liver
y Insanity Marasmus l5;Neasles Il Palsy |; Premature
nh' Te,oiuia' o small pox g; sprue Suicide, Teeth
Age-One year and under 81 years 45 2to3 l8 5o 10
o. 10 to 80 1o 30 90; 40 to 50 o. 50 70 G0 s. GO
to 10 q 20 to &c. ,; 30 to eo q 90 to 100 unknown,
CoRNELius b. ARCiiER. Cir; :; il, iasnse,or. on
CITY Inspectors office, Aug. u, 1915.
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MORRIS CANAL OFFICE,

~rorror mn - Jersey City, August 8, 1916
~ from Newark 70 Esstoe The rates have
ton at the Office at v at Sa Of of & nan o On T I
Collectors on the line Ofthe c14s f1iiN ppv,nr ,.
Since issuing hs above notice the company received
s,,-Ao., having Won m.. pATEEsos. Aug. 9, 1915.
% his paes 5Sai
.ss s2s % 6a
governor Of the society The transaction related to by
About party appeared number about ten headed by
ana son % e Hon s Sa of %
a. yssf"S by s s @ 7 % s
lures to destroy the gate and let the the
from soeay Sso S1d h% hs s1@ f'ase
ana me %
gate M speaGe nee stood by the gate protesng the
jay the Propey % Of the Canal Company when he orc
The gate with the posts, were demolished with part of
the cement wall when one of the bystauders stated Mr.
p to sas d
% an 1S4 s S
e mp t. spS those
a@ cona ls se 'Gsss Gpea
o esR Mr. hf pseg.oa S ana III left 3 e
% Fl saFa n'H House. rheis asSe
and took from his six R se pso sas sna up p
f be hs had e ea % 3 % b he him
he had left the ground for the of seeing how
shall take early in the morning to fill up the space
created by the removal of the gate As this the second time
to put u another aud therefore shall upon
s % Pc % aa @o1s
earliest leisure 1t is proper to remark that there
was water going the dam Of the great falls yeste
day. than there has been at time for the last two
months and therefore there motive but that of malice
ss ooREy yb Engineer
To Daniel Tyler Esq, President oil the Morris Canal and
Banking Company.
The company ASSUMED by the Engineer the damage
committed will be the of Monday the lh
instant when the canal will be naysable that point and
have been taken those voatos of the
law for their crimes proportion their great often
JOHN j. BRYANT, Cashier.
Office Of Morris Canal,
jersey CITY, Aug. 0. 1915 : all 3tec
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Grand Gain Week,
OTTO COTT4LE UnpDHrN

<,ONrINIT ,TION = II, p ~, - - - -, 0t f11V'
" Reengagement OF the Canine Family, Consisting Of 10
Dogs who perform tuly wonde tricks
performance for families TO witness Thr Ia.
yorlie Band Of Ethiopian Mnsrels will give their Concert
Several ether novelties will be inrroduc ced-maknc II lie
greatest Free Exhibition Offered to the public
all stis'm
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN can be accommodated Nifh
N pleasant Room aud Bed Room nrns in Green strer
between Amitv Blocker Rent very moderate 10 good
tenant person who speaks French preferred Inquire at
this office. all 3t+ec
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WASHINGTON, August 8, l845.

WASHINGTON, August 8, l845
Account Current Of Affairs at the Federal Metropolis.
While we are specializing upon the probabilities Of
declaration of war wilh Mexico, there is pros
pect that actual hostites will have superseded the
necessity for such declaration Our troops are push
ing to the southern frontiers Of Texas and those of
Mexico, under Arista and Paredes, appear to be
moving to the same line of operations. And as the
boundary between Mexico and Texas is not definite
ly settled there is great danger that party or the
other may infringe the line of neutrality by crossing
Into disputed territory, and thereby hazard the inev
liable alternative OF fight or retrogade movement.
Mexico is in most desperate condition. In war
with the United States, she sees her certain and
speedy annihilaton and without war she is as GER
tanly subjected to internal conspiraces insurrec-
tions and conflicting desperadoes, scarcely less to
be dreaded. In any contingency, she is defunct
republic-her days are numbered and Cave John
son may yet have the appointment OF the deputy
postmaster tor the capital OF La Republca Mexcana.
Weare looking with anxious interest for some de-
clsve military demonstrations on the Texan FROM
uer-declslve to Mexico that she must fight sur
render
Father Ritche's account of Silver Spring, as IL
ustrated and classified into chapters in yesterdays
Herald, afforded a deal OF amusement among the
quidnuncs and the elite OF the departments. With
engraving OF Father Richie and MIR. Blair shaking
hands at the mill door, the article would have been
worth copyrghtlng. Father Richie is most agree
able and social old geneman his eyes are as
bright In conversation the seven stars. Socially
as well as politically Except in the Sub Treasury,
ride Richmond Enquirer, 1887 ~ he is OF the old
Virginia school Of '9S and 80 He is very spry and
industrious for man of his years and hard service
reads his letters before breakfas--the Herald and
the Union at breakfast-then visits the Presldent
for his cue Che doesn't wear queue by the bye)-
then looks three or four hundred exchange pa
pers, carefully colating and culing anything favo-
rable to Secretary Marcy-then goes to dinner
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VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON.

VAUKHNLIs GARDEN SAIOUN,
Wonderfia Nopelty!
vT>H!S EVENING, the celebrated STEYERNARK FA-
MlLf Miss Lovena Neis, Madam 4; Neis MIR. Gabriel
Nes and Mr. Jerome Neis together with the original Seth
Boom the Kentucky Whistler Shelton Brass Bad will be
attendance during the evening" and perform all the popular
music of the day.
Doors open at7H-Performance commence at o'clock
Uy-Ilckets l211 cents.
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TEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF
Packets

PACkETS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK and G.4LVESTON
6S6 The Subscribers have esfabl shed a regular Line
MXXy OF Pac kets between New York and Galveston TO
sail from each port the first day Of each month,
follows
LIST September and from st November next
The ship STAR REPUBLIC, Captain Moss TO sail from
New York LIST October next and from Galveston ls Decem
Der
The Brig g. b. LAMAR, Captain Richardson, sail from
New YORK LIST November next and from Galveston LIST Janu
next.
The Brig MARY Captain Norriss, sail from New York
LIST MDecember next and from Galveston LIST February
and thereafter in regular succession.
These vessels are all of superior class hayrg fine cabin
accommodations ably commanded will sail punctualy
advert seJ and take freight aud passengers the
rates.
William Hendley and CO. will be the established Agents at
Galveston and efficient the business Of the
line and all other business directed to them and also make
liberal advances on consgnments.
Goods directed to the Of the Subscribers will be regu
lary forwarded free from commission And Shippers may
rely Lighters at Galveston transhp cargo from thence
and upon ITS being regularly forwarded according
II consignedt TO the Of William Hendey and Co.
Galveston For freight or passage, apply to
BROWER NELSON,
ans tmse &c No a Front street New York.
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WASHINGTON, August 9. ls45.

WASHINGTON, August y, lS4o.
Several gentlemen, last from Baltimore, the flying
Indian among them, came on here few days ago
with good looking horse, and challenged our
sporsmen for race. Mr.. J. Walker, one of our
butchers, took up the glove match was according
y made at $500 aside, half forfeit. The race came
off at four this afternoon, one mile and repeat
Mr. Brannan, Of Pa entered e. h. Dandy Jm FIVE years
old, grand sire, the great Eclipse.
Mr. Walker entered b. G. Billy Button six years old
descended on the side OF his dam from old Sir Archie
ing in both with ease
Several hundred persons were collected to witness
the sport-chiefy gentlemen of the cloth-and men
who follow the water, or stay about the markethou-
ses, the woodples, and the suburban coffee houses
We never saw better harvest for the sickle of the
gospel. Talk not of sending missionaries to the
South Sea Islands,wh there is such field for the
enterprise OF our Christian friends at home. The
betting confined to dollars and half dollars with
few tens and twenties. But as the grey horse was
suspected OF being singed cat, or in other TERMS
against him were slow and limited After the match
there were couple of half mile scrub races a
grey horse taking the premium in the first of these
just as easily as IN the regular run. The entertain
ments were garnlshed with very striking demon.
sraton at fight, which was promptly suppressed by
number OF sensible men who were IN the crowd
who protested that the company had not assembled
to fl ht but to run, and that they would not suffer the
nuisance an Irish frollc.
After the races In company with our friend Mr.
Marshall Brown, whose horse and tandem moves
with thA celebrity of locomotive, we secured
around through the beautiful back country north of
Washington, and coming in, halted to hear the mu-
sic at the Presidents gardens. There full and
highly respectable congregation of people on the
grounds-as usual, sundry office. holders, with
their young and charming consorts, being in at
tendance, evidence of their loyalty to the Pres-
dent; and their identity with citizens. The ma
rlne band played the most Indifferent overtures they
could select, with long rest between the pieces.
The fact ls the poor fellows, by the President or
by public subscription. ought to be paid something
extra for this extra music, else coerced into duty
by round dozen to each man from the ropes end.
We go tor the extra pay. We believe honest John
Tyler allowed them something Say what you will,
our citizens, Dexorabe Wings as they are in the
MAN, entertain for the Tyler family feelings of the
highest regard and respectful remembrance
After supper, we heard that a swift messenger had
been despatched TO troops in Texas to arrest
their progress, if possible this side of the Nueces
river, beyond which, the Mexcans contest the soil
as that of Mexico proper. We think the report not
altogether unfounded, but expect, at the same time
that the messenger if despatched will just get there
in time to be too late
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TRTL.E SOUP AND STEAKS.

TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS,
WlLL be served up in superior style at the BANK COF
w FEE HOUSE, No. IS Nassau street, every day this
cures and all Of good things will remember this feast
Also for sale, several choice Turtles, just arrived. Apply
as above. ai0 3tsm
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THE ORIGINAL GENUINE
GALVANIC RINGS

GALVANIC RINGS
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
I and ad S ssa Or II
s y by Pr GSTS "a East Iosdpas p n
rs Fulton 81 Bower
and Grand = avenue q l7s Spring . Catherine esrnsr Of
S"ed s2H @ Soie us
CARROLL'S VAPOR BATHS,
ls4 Fulton street, opposite st.Pauls Church.
rINHE the weather. alternating with sudden
and severe changes expose many TO attacks Of the
Bath: o & s M aon
sulphur Baths at one hours notice aus imrc
ICE ICE I! ICE!!
THE Subscriber has for sale At his Depot Brooklyn, 1000
ping being from 2to inches thick ia square blocks For
terms apply o" board Ice DSjys SXSfs G chsTss
as 2w'rc Proprietor Union RockIand Lake Ice Co.
RATS, MICE, COCkROACHES. FLIES, BED
,,,,,r BUGS, &c:
public idea Of the usefulness Of the various prepa
The in the building Wall street. was badly infested
ey % dispersed Ssm one weeks ago.
and snd 6s
and yard after the first trial. -. .......-.--
quart slain es been Collect
ca N o'I%s1 SsisnsS d. curiosity VAN scHosAHooN
s and Eaases Sss
seas he@S ny ''' and one single application has
sa.. Is limitations. and
and and Sss 5s FssJ Fpy
SGf NV ise
jy7lmeedfec near William street
EEiT Sheets Patent Adhesive sheathns Felt avery
So Sou
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A CARD.

THE UNDERSIGNED, connected with the M;ssou, ,,s.
publican, daily paper published in St Louis would res
pccttuy suggest the merchants manufacturers hoie
keepers the importance o. advertising in thar
The Republican is the oldest published west Of the
taken By he merchants aud planters Of Missouri Illinois
exceeded by any paper West The advantages adye1 9
Using e daily read by those whose patronage
The be found Croton Hotel between
the hours OF u and every day this week. :"
STEAM ENGINE FOR sALE.-Iiigh pressure--new6f
ieed horse with boilers metallic packing This
fna l.o p.hes OF corn to fine meal in hours with $50
Some Of the small parts have been distracted which can be
@ ~ weeh Inr SUD Bale absolute in all this week,
ss west slss 'ey '0"pS' az TT waHFPy q
So kEWARDs-LOST on Monday last, somewhere be-
ssf SId wS s s,,e, small 3 S s
painted % on the end The trunk contained chdren clothes
w6 i; 'fa oas ss % Rsesa n a%
pany, sleIcnanls EXCHANGE. al2 3t+lh
fAsH 2G ok RsI. sly ..s.sda
II off Clothing oFarnare dispose Of can obtaa for
a E Ne No.
Cohen will also to Ladies "a at s1sir resi-
aence llIequested al2 lm-rc
MISS Z. ELLIS,
DROFESSOR AND TEACHER of DANCING from
II aprs r. give during the %q9.h q September
dancing Y Paris va at the ansish Court patr nsed
ROYAL
Poikas
Further particulars in future advertisements
All nunctions at present addressed Miss the
Herald Office. ai2 6teodTrc
EINE FKtNCH BOOTS FOR s. 50. CITY MADE-For
1s eqa B6s soss ss a Ss s
,or 81 % equal to those made in Other 50
sonas a as shGs sss
tlemen That are in want of pair of dress Boots will find sa
wing Of fifty by getting them OF us Mending also
done in the store. VIM. M. YOUNG & H. b. ZONES 49,
al2 lmls*.c No.4 Ann ST.. near Broadway, New York
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED for a family from five
- 10 forty miles from New York A Farm Hou e and near
the water preferred Address paid, $40 Broadway
al2 lt4r
A Rk!vED PER SHIP ANGELIQUE, from Amsterdam
and Tor sale Is bags Canary Seed and 10 bags Rape Seed
Apply to the Captain on board pier No. O. North River.
a122t*rh
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION, a
FOR CLEARING AND BEAUTIFYIN(I THE
COMPLEXION
CHURCHS VEGETABLE LOTION will effectuaIv re.
~ move from the skin al offensive bloches pmpes tan sun
burn and which detract from beauty and fair com
plexion This valuable Cosmetic has been se for
many aud considered indispensable aendaee
to the toilet Sold IN bottles at 10 each Bowery cor
ner Of Spring street al2 I'M m M
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EELT-4ooo Sheets Patent Adhesive Sheathng Felt very
desirable article either for ships bottoms roofs Of
houses, for sale by Il. X. COLLINS CO
acc Sc South
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
FRENCH OPERA
Wednesday Evening, August 18th,
wl be pssBsRa pTBERf hf E sE"IpSI pI4sIh 3sRih n acts Of
Mile Desardns, who been especially engaged for the
Robert occasion viz perform the part Of Helena nov,v
Raimbsut, Buscher Alberti Garry
Princess Isabella, Mime Casini
Alice, Stephen Ceurot
g. .s5 Of Tier Boxes and
n9o 9pen a. o'clock and the Curtain w precisely
BOWERY THEATaE.
Tuesday Evening, August 18th,
VII RIcHEgrfsrje Il EgrfsffsHjed
Eoa : Mr. sisess sss ri Mortimer NJ: Ps;
= skEEfiSs' Il ifss!'fS sExSry .'th
auaase. ss Aisfs paaysssss assssss 81 Owen Clarke
Ethsnas. Mrs Philip. sjlsns WIS 'SisSsSa MaSsSa
I'd Edgar he''ed' BrnoSs slsGs Edrss' g;sa' Phi Phmors
Emma EE%ma Mas, NJ; e Sergeant vs. INsxTna Miss Bell
Boxes and Third s M
Pit and Gallery, l21s cents
Doors will before the will rise at
CASTLE GARDEN.
Qy-Admission 25 Cents.-Cu
Great Musical attraction
Grand Entertainmen I''' "'' ''''''
Tue sday Evening, August I2th,
ged
Italian Opera House
The performance will by the Orchestra playing
A Musical Iut, oducinn.
After which the Mock Opers will lie given entitled
= iM-Ah-BULL-OLt.
Taken from La Somnambula with all the original music.
lnterm,sson of Half Hour for Promenade Kriresh
The of splendid will open inspection
The second part will commence with
Grand OvertuTe-O c.esJa.
" Door. at halipas, o'clock psrOrm.ses 20 .om
mence at 8oclock.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Tuesday Evening, August I2-
Will be presented thu hlghly popular Comedy of
THE NERVOUS MAN.
Sstty r - N...o. Miss RobeIs p
M'shane the Man of Nerve. =. :; Mr. Broughsm
Ll- ntermission Of Half an Hour :
Pas de Deux by Misses Celeste and Partington
To conclude with
The IRISH TUTOR.
Rose, Miss Roberts Mary, Mrs Watts
DR. Flail, Mr. N lckinson Twell, Mr. Anderton
" Iooie. MIR Brougham
lAa elsent foice VIII atteaoaace TO me a.
iain good order and keep all improper persons out
De- Tickets Fifty Gents. .-<ID
limited number OF Season Tickets will be disposed Of
Performances to commence at so'clock Doors orer ST
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SkR BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER.
s&FN POOL PACKETS--FOR LIVERPOOL--Ony
&R&sReguar Packet Of the 10th Of Ausust-The n W
magnificent and celvb fast sailing packet ship NEW
YORK 100 burthen, B. Cropper, commander will
sail positively Saturday 10th Of August her regular day
Having unequaled accommodations cabin second cabin
and passengers those returning the old country or
sending for their friends will find il their interest and comort
TO select this nequaled line Of packets
For of aud the best berhs early an
pcaton should be made board foot Of Beekman stre or
to the subscribers, ROCHE, BROTHERS & co.
a2rc 30 Fulton st next door 70 the Fulton Bank. Y.
Sfx REGULAR LINE or PACKETS FOR NEW
MEXf ORLEANS-The and splendid packet shin
.SULTANA, Cspt h.. s. Dennis, will positively sail
d Monday, the 18th August. -
The accommodations Of this favore ship very superior
for cabin second cabin and
wishing TO berts should make early application 10
w. u J. y. TAPSCOTT,
al2rc 10 South street. corner Maiden lane
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FREE EXHIBITIONS.
ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.

EVERY FAIR DAY.
n MCCARTHY has, at great expense, engaged Monsieur
N GUhRDO the great and wonderful gymnastic perform,
bis o sn
R sad ds obj R0y y 2p Hgus % n before
~ ETHofAS Sisf fsss5 and SISTER
os.
visit Hoboken after dinner, splendid promenade and
The following well known and celebrated performers
p1 Mr. 'h ss1a Of 6s 6EGpns n1H who
the negro wench character and
ASG the only rya S Dancer Of Ess
Ii RayadeTs tsT Fl BosTS 6 Fl M also de Yeres Polka
siala Efyf The von and old vr
gnny Niger who Is always on band when their music Is
CHARLES WHITE, the unrivaled Accordonst and cele-
MASTER ERRY BRYANT on the castnetts and won
Grand Eissler serenade by Gardner and wbitock in which
sey hye sosehs M Gf 100 nights at the
celebrated Caehucha La Bayaere &c., ending with the real
genuine Old Virginia Dance
Ehesss oss5s.is B@s,S Sister; songs sees
Performance to commence at 80 O'Clock al2 5t+m
THEATRICAL WARDROBE
NY PERSON having small but well selected Theatrical
~ WaSdrGe ar Of and Properties hear
al2 2t+rc
PARK THEATRE.
HE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that this establish.
ment will be opened for the Monday the 18th Of
August :,
semb the Green Room on Thursday next the llth instant
at III O'Clock IN the forenoon aqec
THEATRICAL NOTICE.
NJ NJ Ms sC3TT 81 Will in ID he course Of fey days, visit
p tfss with professional people respecting for
3 w be scmsi
with 49,
An letters ts be postpaid and directed wm shrss
to New York Post Office. au7rc
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PORTER,
ALE AND CIDER
JOHN j. STAFF'S
BOTTLlNG ESTABLISHMENT
NO 2 ANN STREET, next door to the American Museum,
returns his sincere thanks his friends and the public
generally for the liberal share Of patronage already
ceved aud hopes by strctatenton business merit
tinuance
FIRST QUALITY
rhadeiphr Porter Newark Cider,
Croton Ale, London Brown Stout
and Scotch Ale
Orders Tor shipping attended to with despatch mill &c
CARPET1NG.
Asa PEARL STREET.
E have Just opened large and spacious
CARPET WARE ROOMS, No. 454 Pearl street former.
occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co.. and ready offer
the public entire Of Carpeng bought for
the spring trade Of which rich Of ne
signs and c1lors Among them max be found
% NEW SETTS ADMINISTER BRIJSSELs
- = tMtircly New
10 Ps. KIDNINSTER THREE PLY,
- Rich Shading
SUPERFINE FINE AND CcjMMON INGRAM
- CARPETINH
~, Odeyery variety and description.
Rugs, Drggets Table aud Piano Covers worsted Tued
aud Jute Mats Oil Cloths very heavy and great varieties,
from TO "a feet wids together with all other articles usually
found the trade The public requested call
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
m2o 2m'm t5< Pearl street.
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MERCHANTS VIGILANCE ASSOCIATION
ORGANIZED TO INVESTIGATE and expose abuses In
~ trade, to prevent frauds and punish the fraudulent
OFFICERS.
THOMAS TILESTON, President
of firm Spoford, Tiies,on & Co.
T. Z. DoREMus, Vice President
OF firm Doremus Suydam Nixon.
DAVID WEssoN, Treasurer,
of firm u x A. Wesson
WOODWARD DusENBuRY Secretaries
DIRECTORS.
D. A. Cushman, Of firm c C,shman & Co
Edward Anthony, If firm Cooke, Anthony * Mahony.
Ava Spear, Of firm Spears & Vanderhoof.
Daniel Miller, of firm ID Dtter. Miller Co.
Ferdinand Suydam, Jr OF firm Snydam Sage x Co
Henry A: Hurlbut, of firm Swift & Hurlbut
A. j. Underhil of firm Underhll 4 Co.
Theodore McNamee, Of firm Bowen & McNamee.
Oliver r. Hosmer, of firm Hosmer Shcrm
Fredt rick b. Belts, OF firm Smith, Wright & Co.
Y. b. Brewster, Of firm lie. Brewster.
Joshua Henry, of firm Gleeuw,y, Henry & Smith
simeon Draper Jrs Of firm Haggerty, Draper Jones.
John Lowry. of firm K Lowry.
Edward rompkins, of finn Benedict & Tompkins
Grorse d. II. Gillespie of firm Wolfe * Gillespie.
David Hoadley, OF firm Hoadley, Phelps Co.
William 9. Langley, Of firm w. e Langley & Co.
Thomas Hunt OF firm Thomas Hunt & Co.
Extract from Sec. of the Constitution ANY Merchant of
good standing may become member of this Association
being proposed to the Directors and objection being made
thereto"
Merchants who have subscribed the Constitution,
may have opportunity TO become members application
member OF the Board of Directors who will xpain the
object of the Association. all lws &c
The New York herald., 1845-08-12
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


BH LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Pending Elections.
BY the Southern mail of last night, we have 70.
ceived the following additional returns =
INDIANA ELECTION.
Fourth Congressional District.
,yo. go. Smith, (Y) Finley, Ind (W)
wayne Iouhty 1894 1l40
Henry. 1892 S42
Ohi0h. Dol 594
rayotto. 35l mai
423s o576
Smiths maj. in the District. 1862
Clay's majority in this district was l4sl
We have few scattering returns counties in the
various districts as follows
Marion counfy-Wick, DEM, has a majority for Con-
gress of 9S, ouer Foley, whig Clay had a majority of
81 in this county.
Harrison county.-Wilson, whig has a majority of
$40 over Owen, dem Clay's majority was l0s.
Crawford county, Wilson, whig, has a majority Of
90 over Owen dem. Clay's ma jorty 65.
Jefferson Jefferson county-Martin, whg, has majority of
2Os Clays majority 4Os.
NORTH CARoLINAThe following is the vote in FIVE of
the ten counties of the 9th Conversational District
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FOR CAMP MEETING AT SING SING.
~SaSSSn AN The Steamboat ROBERT L. STEVENS
GO Captain R L. Mabey, will leave on Wednes
--zX- -x-doy, August 18th, from Delaney street at 7
A. M, Market Ia Canal ~ Hammond
rect TO O'Clock, and return the evening city.
Fare ALI 3fs