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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08
City Intelligence.

SuNDAY.-The approach OF cooler weather is as much
as in any other way betokened by the hch
the denizens Of this city spend their Sabbahs When
the rays Of midsummer sun are pouring down upon
tnem all classes of society seek for pure shade
Therefore. when released from the OF business
the tolls OF labor Sunday the city well nigh de.
serted and the church pews present empty appear
ance The wealthy spend their Sundays a. Long branch
or Rockaway while the poorer classes seek relief in
the Fields of Hoboken or the pure air of Staten
Island But when the cool braciDg air of the autumnaI
months is blowing around u.s. the citizens of New York.
who emphatically church-going people fiji up
churches OF this city Yesterday the attendance was
much larger than il has been for weeks past
which decided loss to the different and rail-
road companies.
MOVEMENTS AMONG THE APPLE wo-Es-Last mig hi
about o'clock, an officer while raradng duty olpo
site Park Row, took it into his head an apple
woman who encumbering more OF tho sidewalk
than was considered allowable A rich scene took
place. The apple woman poured down all sorts ot
anahemas upon the police officer Even the anathemas
OF the Church Of Rome were not forgotten The apple
woman in her anger, cried out MAY the OF the
blessed Virgin Mary light upon YOU and your poste,y
who was purity dacent sort Of man." The stand, how
ever, was removed. But a countryman of the apple
thin called the police officer drunken rogue"upon
which the officer promptly took him off to prison This
movement among the apple is highly inere sting
FIRE.-A fire occurred last night about Q o'clock in
dwelling house at the OF Oak and Roosev elt
streets, which was soon extinguished without much
damage.
PAwsBRoKERs sHoPs--In speaking few days since Of
the abuses OF the pawnbrokng system neg ected
mention fact which shows plainly that in some quar-
ter there is great negligence in the executing OF our
city laws 1t is well known that pawnbroker is re-
CURED by law to procure license before he has any
right to commence his business In this city there are
but about thirty licensed pawnbrokers Now we will
venture 10 say that four times many pawnbrokers
shops might be counted in days walk through the
city What must be the effect Of allowing these unl
censed pawnbrokers to continue their business? Not
being directly under the control of the law they no
doubt are the who in many cases under the name
OF shops keep for stolen
goods Whose business is 1t TO correct this evil Will
the city authorities attend to it
NArTEs.-Three very pretty young Indian girls have
been seen passing up and down Broadway for few DAYS
past They are dressed in fur hats broadcloth wrap
pers buckskin leggins and moccasns They look very
pretty.
V.lrise scHooLs.-The Mayor is engaged in visiting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08
The War In Texns

There nothing decisive from the seat of war,
by yesterdays mails We received few iurher
PARTICULARS from Texas and from New Mexico, also
from Sisal, by the Avola, arrived last evening in
twenty one days passage. All that appears in the
accounts is, that our troops in excellent health
and condition in Texas and that, according to the
Captain of the Avola, active preparations were ma
king in Mexico for war with the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08

SEPT. 1.-Horse Sfofen.--Mr. James r. MoranRe of No
- John street. yesterday fastened valuable horse be-
longing to r. Merritt OF No. so East Broadway t. the
post at the Of Peck Slip and Pearl street while he
attended to business in that neghborhood During
MS brei absence some daring thief mounted the horse
and rode off.
Robbed by Femaies.-A person nemed Alexander Nc.
OF about $40, and tw females named Rosanna Wnsow
and Mary Rogers, in whose company he was for some
mittirg the offence.
n Queer Case-An individual by the name of Michael
Jenry was this morning charged with having taken
from one OF his tenants receipt for rent
Lareenies James Davis was brought up and held to
answer for stealing watch worth si2 belonging Mary
Ann Jones Of No. Little Water street John McCary
was charged with taking sl4 from the pocket OF David
McCutcheon, OF No. 1853 Water street.
Gaming on the Sabbath.--John Holmes and John Glib
SON colored lads were called to for gambling
on the Battery this afternoon.
Arrest cffemaie Piet, oekets A fomsle named Mary
Ann Allen was brought up and committed for picking
the pocket Of Patrick Mcdonald Of 49, while he was on
visit to the Five Points Jane McGovern, alias Mys-
teries OF Paris was also called TO account for attempting
market
Third District Police CourtThe Police Court for the
7th, 10TH 18th, 18th l4h and 18th Wards has been
moved to the building rear Of Essex market Some re-.
marks in regard to the arrangement Of this establish
ment will appear in few days
The FISHERIES We stated some time since
that the British Government had granted permission
to American fishermen 10 fish three miles on the New
foundland coast The HohJaI Herald says:-" We con-
.idered this policy, at the ume very shortsghtcd
injurious to our trade and the inter sts of fish
erme and likely TO be productive Of much i'll feeling
between the subjects OF the two Governments. We
nave however been much astonished TO learn that
letter was received by The last English mail
ron high authority, stating that this restric
u n was about 10 bio removed, and that in future
we Americans are to enjoy the right of hsbirg on
our very shores We are the more surprised 1T this
because the American government grant us nothing in
o, , Ior 'hese invaluable privilege, which should
soiey belong to U.S. and which ministry, while it
spect the rights of British subjects has the authority to
unpose OF IN TINS manner" The paper says that
agent mas been sent to England protest aRan
nE we Americans further privileges in relation to the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08

ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND ARREST About two
miles south OF MarceIlns village, two men, named
George Mead and sylvester smith both residents OF War
ceus got in n quarrel, when Mead snapped loaded
pistol in the face of Smith Fortunately the cap explo
ded, without producing discharge Of the pistol Mead
thercupon drew another pistol when both were taken
was under arrest Marccllns, awaiting examination
The parties and the affair of
exciies considerable feeling in that community Mead
has however been for some time in very low spirits
and has been regarded ss partially deranged
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The TARIFF AND TRIPE.-There is great n oise
made in the papers about circular sent by Mr..
Secretary Walker to certain manufacturers in order
TO obtain few facts for his guidance in cutting
down the tariff. What does il all amount TO {! What
boots 1t If the circular is only sent to loco-oco ma
nufacturers? Is IT TO be supposed that Secretary
Walker will alter his position an iota whether his
questions satisfactorily answered or not1 1t is
all tripe at cent poundthe circular, its questions,
and the noise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08

VERMONT ELECTION The returns from Vermont
come in ,ard,ly The papers show no alncnty IN
obtaining the result Great apathy prevailed throng
the state but small comparative votes were
cast Ihere Is, however decided whig majority in the
Legislature Whether the aboltionists have succeeded
~ preventing choice of State officers have not yet
Information sufficient TO determine
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STEAMSHIP GREAT BRITAIN.-This steamer was
seen by Capt. Trask, of the Garrck, arrived last
evening" on the I'd inst, at IL o'clock, noon IN lat Al
Is, long 81 a. steering east
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08

TEoTrISG.-Two very interesting matches come off
oday over the Centreville Track, L. One for $500
between Mingo and Medoc the second for purse OF
$50 in which John Anderson Trouble and Gilbert viii,
contest the matter. Some good sport is anticipated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08

CONSIDERATION OF ST.. PErER's CHURCH. STATEN
lsLASD.-our report Of the ceremony and the pro.
ceedlngs at the conservation Of the new Catholic
Church, at New Brighton, Staten Island, on yeser.
day, are unavoidaby crowded out. An immense
concourse OF persons were in attendance, and the
proceedings were deeply interesting We shall give
full and graphic report in our next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08

BROADWAY CHURCHES The fashionable church.
es IN Broadway are beginning TO be re-opened for
the winter. St. Paul's led the way yesterday and
was crowded with its regular congregation, who
have almost all returned from their summer wander
ngs, ready probably, to begin the great work of win
ter church-goiDg. The new Anglo-Amercan church
at Minerva Rooms, under the charge OF Rev. Mr.
Marcus, was also open, though the attendance at the
morning service was not very great, and those that
were there did not appear TO belong to any OF the
Emgrant Society that the church is specially de-
voted TO.
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sup VI SATURDAY AFTERNOON gives the following
additional intelligence from Delaware.
DELHI, Sept 4, ls45.
Two companies returned last evening one of them
bringing six, and the other seven prisoners-makipe
about 100 now in custody The examinations before the
Jusce continue and commitments constantly being
made for participation in the ourages in this county
portion of the force requisition are constantly
securing the disaected towns making such arrests as
they can. The conspiracy which was consummated on
the 9TH ult has been thoroughly rddled and every
directly implicated so completely exposed and his
being generally known IL IN difficult to find any one
who engaged in that transaction They have either
absconded Or are effectuslly secretsd.
The landlords have embraced this opportunity TO en-.
force the collection Of back rents Yesterday small
company Of about 20 men, made a circuit through two
adjoining towns, and served between 80 and 40 distress
warrants.
John Armstrong the proprietor Of an extensive tract
IN this county, is now here from Poughkeepsie.
THINGS IN HAvASA.-The Empressario arrived
Yesterday from Havana, which place she lett on
The intelligence received IL mn, imnor,an, w. r~.
readers the most interesting items contained In the
:. several new mining companies had commend ed opera
lions at Cobre near St. Jago de Cuba Tor the Of
W. .ne vast copper mines in that district Amongst
m ore " IN Is one lately established in Ba
company 10 not only to work the mines in e,uha H.,
'ne copper m It's raw state to Baltimore where
Tor the smelling Of the ore has been
upon very large scale. The csrgoes nrevonsiv ~
copper ore from 81 Jago de Cuba were renersiv
to swansea in Wales, for smelling and the one raans ~
this line OF business were to our knowledga narr n
Siderable We are therefore, pleased to ind that pa
more will come in for her share Of this enternre and
ardently trust il may fully realize the
of all Interested We find it mentioned that MI Ba,oin
me Trenard, who in city last year is to nave
the principal agency in Cuba.
We read that one or two earthquakes had again
felt in st Jago de Cuba and the heat and drought
tnued to be severely felt in the vicinity of that city
The late Governor of Mstanzas, Don Antonio i;arcis
ona has been recalled and Don Jose Falguersy u Gu.
dad1nas been appointed TO succeed him.
The drought had also been Of long duration Ma.
an1as is said that rain had not fallen then for the
Two months Pine apples taken from Havana to
Msian2as, to be sold on speculation.
1ropfe, .aus. 80, " ~
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

QUOTATIONS roR UN,
RENT MONEY.
Uncurrent Moneu.

The currency of different sections Of the country
become SO equalized that exchanges cannot vary but
fraction from the present rates. very large per cent
of the rcmittances made in the issues banks in
the vicinity of the places of remittance. Merchants of
the South and West having payments to make in this
city, generally bring the bills Of tho banks Of the sec
tons they FROM and pay them out here at par In
doing, they very little risk, and are sure Of not
being saddcd with bad bills Of exchange. As the cur.
rcncy Of the country improves and becomes more equal
zed there will be much less demand for exchange on
any point than at present. The operation of the new
postage law facilitates the transmission of bank issues
from part of the country to another and therefore
reduces the demand for domestic bills Of exchange.
The demand for foreign exchange has opened quite
active and the rates continue firm and pretty well ad
vanced Sterling bills quote at % 10 per cent pre-
MUM The demand is confined principally to bills
London. There is very little doing other points We
annex comparative table, showing the quotations for
every month during the past year.
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MONEY MARK EFT.
Wednesday, July 30-6 p. M.

There was moderate Improvement to-day in prices
but very great decline in the extent of transactions
1t is very Fortunate under existing circumstances that
the largest holders of stocks able to keep them out
of the market, any quantity thrown upon the market
now, would depress prices several per cent The sales
to-day extremely small Norwich and Worcester
went up per cent Morris Canal and Long Island I ;
Pennsy vana 5s and Illinois, closed firm at yesterdays
prices.
The Money Market quite easy and the rate of inter-
est rules low. Amy amount Of capital be obtained
for good security, at per cent.
We annex the current quotations in this market for
Donc sfrc Exchanpe.
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ALExANDER's TRICoBAPAE.

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY being ii
quid Dye which changes the color Of
hair beautiful brown black without injury the hal
skin The superiority Of this dye consists in its easy
requiring from twelve hours produce any change Its
superior excellence will be single
application.
Extract from the Tnadsphis Daily Sun "-AIErAspERs
effect Of the above the hair truly
tonshng. Il tried yesterday in Office and the change
from gray black issantaneous.
For by Rushton Co druggists ITO Broadway 10 As
House and s56 Broadway; corner Of 4sh streets Aspn
wall Sc william street Johnson Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. w wright Co. Cedar street; and Of the principal
druggists throughout the United States Of sole agents
iva tmEr = Il Ph,ladelpha
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AnllrseMents.

Park THEATRE.-This evening the great success
OF the Jewcss" is interrupted by the turn OF the
drama and vaudeville. The French company Will per-
which is the history Of Ame Lafarge, written into drama
and settled for the stage in the time of Louis XIV, by
order of the dramatic direction Of Paris however nothing
has been changed in the plot It is dramatic as it
before La co dasss in France and all these emotions
Messrs Montasser. Mathieu Bernard and all the of
the company. The performance will begin with lie Che
let, The SWISS Cottage" which will be sung by Nine
Stephen CGurot, the favorite of the lark, and by Mr.
C@uriot and Douvry. We certain the Park will be
we'll attended this evening La Mete de Portci known
in this country under the title Of Masaniello is to be
performed shortly, and will bc followed by the Hu-
gucnots."
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BALTIMORE, July 30 l64o.
Fine Weather Destructive FYre-Great Demand for Bal
tmore Cippers-Tne Rape Case-Labors in the Onder-
donk Cause-Stock Board, &c.
We favored with clear sky, and cool and re-
freshing air The scorching rays of the which
have recently been afflicted has abated and left
the of glorious weather The
of travel crowded with the votares of pleasure and
business, and although our city is dull the pros
pect of activity and life is apparent in every
nance.
The large wool and store house Of Messrs wethered
Brothers, about miles from this city, de-
stroyed by fire on Tuesday morning before daylight
The loss stated to be from 600 to $4,000 which
there insurance of $4,000 in the Merchants and
S30 900 in the Equitable Insurance Offices By the way,
the Merchants Insurance Company par ticular
ly unfortunate during the past ear scarcely fire
curing in which they have not been insurers, whilst
their policies not half so numerous as some Of our
The new brig Arabian built for Capt VIM. Mason,
will be launched from the ship yard Of Messrs. Brown
nce ship building active in Baltimore as at pre-
sent The demand for clipper built vessels has been
great the prospect of is given the reason there
fore, they be easily turned into privateers
Thomas Carmichael the fifth Of the rascas that viola
,ia h the person o. the young cstman CIR, on SUNDAY
famous passions Sunday morning last a bright
eyed and rosy checked girl fresh from the Fadeand"
now she looks pale and detected with every appearance
of having undergone sickness. Such treatment
to vrtuous girl deserves the gaows. They gagged
her with handk schie and then proceeded three hold
ing her whilst the fourth had his will of her fifth
keeping guard. Four had succeeded in accomplishing
their designs and as the fifth commencingthe watch
approached and they fled What unholy brutes they
must have been. -,
The efforts ofhe friends of Bishop Onderdonk IN TINS
city to make a powerful demonstration IN iavor OF ms
restoration continue to increase daily and me unanmy
on the subject truly astonishing learn una. .nrough-
t tho whole diocese there but three cIergymen OPP
posed 10 the movement and they will take no negative
action the subject The power oi blsnop Wlt.ngnam
,hem. is great bey sustain him in every thing and as
Liz opinon on subject is well known, the extent of
10 demonstration Bishop Onde erdonks behalf may be
n,icipated Nothing will be left undone here to secure
for him complete and unconditional restoration and an
Tort will even be made to vote Of condemna
ion on the Ecclesiastical Council by which he was
yiced. The enemies Of the Bishop among the Laity,
and they quite numerous in Washington, George.
own and Hagersown-will do all they can to thwart
his movements but the unanimity of Baltimore will
thwar all their efforts The and petitions on the
subject already numerously signed
Srecw BoARp.-The sales at the stock Board yester
ay were confined to Baltimore 6s Qs9O) at lO2t and
various Bank stocks Niaryan 6s close at 76i bid, at
which price was offered
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Second Board.
New Stock Exchange.
Sales or stocks at Boston

EXCHANGE BOARD July 293 shares Hamilton Manufacur-
ing Co. l055 10 New England Worsted Co. l02 l02 Sa-
co Water Power CO. 800; l3 Old Colony k i05 so Long
IanG Ek @ PA 50 N9rwich ,s and Worcester RR 100
do slw pa; goo Wilmington RR, 1874 lsss loo do, s2m
l3,s; 100 do, s2m, l3. " -
Western RR scrip, lOlh. "
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SOMETHING NEW AND uSEFuL.

FTER long endeavors the undersigned has succeeded
"A introducing the people Of the United States article
they long needed IL the shape Of Paste, called
PATEs DA ANDES, !Orgeat Paste whiIs i combines ?
he althy and pleasant drink Tor the Summer While promi
these qualities it the useful removing
Heartburn and Sour Stomch aud capital drink for diseases
of the chest Its component parts innocent and
be recommended females in all Of hle good 70
l2e Attorney street je2s irnsrr
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Ihe pressure still continues upon the Hotels in undi-
minished numerical force. They more crow
dea yesterday, than any previous period during the
travelling season The following Cleaned from the
respective registries.
AarRIcAsSs. suydam, Mass; J. J. Lewis Phia ;
j. Hammer Fort Arkansas; J. Ellison Adgar Charles
ton; Robinson and Bingham Ark A. p. Cleveland, N.
o; }. Higham, s. c.; Basil Duke, Ky; w. B Stanley,
Columbus; r. Grinnaw N o.; j. W. Lippett, Prov.
Asroa.--J. Huntingdon Conn; J. L. H. Gray, N. /;
Keynes, Kingston, Canada j. Hopkins, N. o.; W. 8.
Williams, Baltimore; Greene, Geo.; G. Waldo. Bos-
ton; D. g. Gordon Va; I. AIKEN, st. Louis J. P Stew :
art, Savannah; Capt Burly, ship Yorkshire; w. J.
Reese, Phila Mr. Macauley Canada, DR.. Holbrook, S.
C DR.. Fuller, Baltimore; 7. Furlong, Halifax.
CIry.-James Lewis, Philadelphia, is. Stone do; A.
b Canoycr, do; Mr.. Forachon Neuichatel; w. Boyan,
North Carolina; NJ Frederick Georgia; Chas. Brush,
Fort Wilkins Lake Superior; Gen. Simon Cameron Pa;
Davis Looney, do; b. Todd, Memphis; Mr.. Mossell
Washington City; Chas H. Oakes, Lake Superior BENZ.
Kendrick, Boston, j. p. Montgomery Philadelphia; W.
r. Jordan, Louisiana; j. C. Walker, Chicago Thos Bra
dy, Mobile.
FRANKLrN.-J. Luther Albany; ?. Rutledge, Charles
ton; NJ S. Scovell, Waterbury; s. Winnens, Coborgh,
Canada W. King and Steele Albany j. ID. Trott Iowa;
Kinner Taylor and Hollingworth Georgia; j. Nelson,
Albany Geo. Wsllace Pttsburg; w Morrison, Florida;
o. A. RooIback, Charleston, $. G; w. w. White, New
Orleans.
GLoBE.-T. Measley, New Orleans; II. H. kimball,
Columbus; Com. Renshaw IT, S. N; Hy. Mccall New
Orleans; r. MITCHELL Philadelphia; l.. d. Tomasa and J
Merline, Lima; Jos. Bagey, Boston; d. b. Murdoch,
North6eld, Mass
HowARp.-J. s. Dumphy, Chatham; J c. Huntingdon,
Cincinnati; ID. Bingham, Boston H. Dunn, Mobile; j. G.
Laughn, ky; j. Beven Baltimore; Mr.. Sachell Ohio;
@. Hovey Boston; w. +. Hawkes., Va; w. Wymant. va
ZOO City; w. c. Anderson Boston; J. Coyle, Wash
ngton r. b. Tyler New Orleans; G. d. Pearce, Ohio;
r. Williams, Yazoo City.
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Married.

On Wednesday, Both inst. by the Rev. Mr. William f.
Harris, Mr. JOHN 7. HULsT Of West Brooklyn, to Miss
MAcpALEN M Hursr, youngest daughter Of Anthony
Hulst, Esq. Of Newtown.
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Died,

On Wednesday, 30h inst. in the s2d year OF her age
ELIzABETH SKINNER, widow of Thomas Skinner.
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
her late residence, s3 Murray street
On Wednesday evening, 30th inst THEODORE Bonn,
infant son OF Alvah B. and Caroline II. Deuel. aged
years month and III days.
The friends of the family requested to attend the
funeral this afternoon at o'clock without further inv.
tation, from 369 Broadway
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A Card-Wc, the underslgnesl passengers Q,

board the packet ship Sterling between Savannah and
New York, tender Capt c. knudson thanks
and admiration for his kindness and unequaed skill
manifested snd displayed during the voyage from Savannah
We his future will yield to him the
patronage Of generous public and the good brig Sterling and
her bold Captain receive their share Of consideration
Miss Maria Josephine Williams, Rev George Durham, o-
seph d. Green, Sas Read Samuel S. Virgin, l. y f. Fao,
Capt Y s. r Jean Jos Giers John l. Butt; Edward
bell, NJ Lewis & Co. A. skinner f. w. Williams.
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DEAR R:-As you have had an incomplete and
only partially correctst Of the various removals and
appointments in the Customs at this city; and as the
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
BATCHELOR'S
N Il w IN VENT ED
yITTG

60 PERFECTLY resembles the head Of hair as TO defy
- detection All the old difficulties and
are completely done with Wig weaers can now enjoy
much ease and comfort eve. they did with their own
and invited inspect
cate work, II must be 70 be appreciated at WIN
BATCHEkOR,S Wig and Scalp Manufactory, No Wal
street, near Broadwsy-Removedfro from 1876 Broadway,
jeif lmsm