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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-08
ExANDER'5 TRICOBAPHE.

Liquid Dye which changes the color Of the
hair beautiful brown black without injury the hair
skin The great superiority Of this Dye consists in its
ou. r. nr ,s ~ Gnu os
suprcs excellence will be single
application.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily SON.
effect Of the above the hair is truly
ton hiug 1t tried yesterday Office and the cha age
from grey TO black instantaneous.
Extract from the Phsdephia Daily Forum n-Severa of
have recently applied their hair the vaus
valuable discovery has in failed produce the
desired effect Immediately after APPLYING gray HAIR
For sale By Rushon SCc dngg;u iie BIoadwaX Aspin-
lane; W. Wright Co. Cedar street; and Of the principal
d''ss'''' 'hF1vEa's' is' WRIGHT, IS ssss ID
Ia imsro Phiiadslphia-
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dy like style, may rank as pre- eminent;
' III ssS' a.' double Dun
STRAW GOODS, &c.
FLORENCE, BRITISH STRAW, AND LACE
BRAIDS AND BONNETS.
sta IMPORTING aaat and
'sns ., sale the most d'' Fa6szs
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. &c.
SFSsST $sFi;;Sf%S ''
n bunehes. sprSs and single Materials for DO Do and all
70, foyer manniaearI. which i. liquid pink
color Of very superior aq:Afys ca Aaf s. invoice Of
S .ss ;Ss onf o y h Hair
coorsd. 'p'' 1''s''' mill am.r s1'
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
LOW!TZ q BECKER,
!. elegant q The sis:
mods,ats prices "A'A '"'n n Hasl I%.m
Tiy6 ~ 81: = Lining y
tsi.s GaSsy Werner small Nspossn: Nor
S;
GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA SEGAkS.
Il. eat Sa sale =, yhOs: . and ss
there s:n is none q. ;,uperior in this city -.,
oguez ne4anss. fngeniudad,
DO small siif. ..:.. Palma Palm: Celebr.d.,
r. No1 ES;saneia' Caaonss; tfor the Southern
Venus Psnessias. lof various brand.)
r,,I ?S;l: q 80 60.
NsIi.s:; of:1rs.ior an;lisyl >. Ill,
s.ss sss.. ss
''" n III 4
WnnI ESATE = L(, AR II Aa I1OD TTM
made Of best selected Havans Tobacco and having
Se sold 50 cent lower than quality Of Imported
Havana R.galia: in sths and iOths. Cazadoras
Washinston La Normss. EsPeranza,
, Ju..s = s.ns Il rrineipes.. Fsnetk 90. DC:
a1aly fas ss'' K mi III st.
FAB Err sEGAR .FACT TORY,
THE On % % s.s.,
TO. Ss" ss't es
sd'iss'
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n'''' E::si: Gs:s:1 s ss''
s:1 .sd s. Ass,si ;ss
q :seaas ssss1s
iss
SsS:ss: r ssSss {. Norma Norma.
; $.i$$:: SI:;s!.: t:,sssi.;
On .n.s No. iY s:r II .;.. sSs ss;s.l 4 $:,
SALT AND FISH STORE.
400 10 Sss ssi.. !ssll% as F. No. ! 'nd'
i q: e e q 81; ;i S:|:: ''''
4: {: sS Ssss5 Salmon
=: s q; ca IE:S, ;si;:Ss for .Ai,,ls.
Is a.: S 4 ss|s:s. ''''"
Ms IN; lots to s si Wits co.. D.
MRS. CARROLL'S INDICATED VAPOUR
BATHS,
34B Broadway.
May psro.s have heard Of the efficacy Of Mrs. Carroll.
HSUasS e.
y s ss;,s (
E . p.s than ssS.
Ga e gs'S :' s. ' s.
abed resist the influence q .mo.pht-hsnes he ds.
X. morning iii At night Portable Baths sent to any part q
Sulphur Baths require hours notice.
- The,Baths will be removed LIST OF May to 1N Fulton
street. a. I'm
CONGRESS COLLAR.
REAUTY OF STYLE and elegance Of fn,sh unequalled
y beorsOur style of Collars, which have long bsen
:S s:s on only fSss sS
sent a the earliest date this pattern will all probability
nvoutlonixe any tye before in this market Ne
MEMBER a the old stand Of Marsha 80 Chatham ~
7; no H ssS9nd price ON any consideration.
we nave also man uf ctured large quantity OF those
nswsye rIsat Shrs. which found in the city
a. ne pesa are all sowed down. it will obviate the difficulty
n onlns tnem. ap4 meec
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE Co,
,urs coMfxNyy Wall street opposite the Exchange
mage by hre on goods wares and mechandizs and also
0y n-n' "a H's' and their easoss
Thomas W Thome, Elisha Rims,
Thomas T.. Woodruff, Ansou BaEer'
X. Robs0n, M. d., Joseph Drake
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James H.. Hofmes.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
TAI Rr0adxxax New York Ctr.

THIS and splendid establishment opened on the Of
December last situated in the fashionable Of
the city, is in full operation The entire front Broad
way between Washington and Waverley Places has been
and elegant for the accommodation OF families and
gle Eenemeu and pains will be spared render the
perfect satisfaction all who favor the house with their
paronsge will be conducted on the European and AmeTi-
messa Table dHo, in private parors, la cara,
The location Of the house, the great number Of large and
desirable residence for those visiting city
pleasure. j. H. BlLLINGA Proprietor
lm&m Is. MONNOT. Restaurateur.
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U. S. nlarahal,s Once,

u. 5. MarshaA's ONCE.
ARREsT-F B. French has been ested for assault
committed the 24:h of March, board the
ship Natchtz The examination will take place this
noon.
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ID. co

-MAo -1/AI O1\A& ~ OND
mo l03 WILLIAM STREET, near John,)
FOR SALE the following Goods, Of their own i'm
sXL BEKLiS AEFHYK MoRsTED AND GERMAN
TAPESTRY WORSTEDS,
Best manufacsurs and n, NOT extensive assortment
Cotton Linen Silk wO"isd Goa and Silver. of all width.
EMpEolpiESsiH w PATTERNS,
OF all eHENi Hrd Numbers.
For working and Ornamental Thinning plain and shaded
Flower Chenille. &c.
Plain and shaded and Chnee Sticks and spools; Twist
FRiNaEs
S''l' w''''d and d aSMsiPSs, Of the latest styles
GOLD AND Eve AND EsISi Ds rAs
STEEL, GILT. sAhNSSb SILVER BEADS.
Purse Trimmings Steel and Jet Buttons, Hair Tins &c.
OILED SILKS,
Assorted Colors.
CORDSAND TAssELS
braids TaTes Bindings, Galloons &c.
OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS.
At THE Nd GASLN DE MODE.
60 Canal street.
MApME p, BEHRMAN begs leave to inform her
nds and the PUBLIC that she will the
splendid assortment of ladise Paris Silk Hats, recsived
from Paris in every variety, and in stye unprecedented
Also Will DC exhibed an entire style of Ladies Hats
called HATS" which, from their peculiar and la
Also variety Of pgys yhite fancy Saws fine double Dun
Paris Ribbons and Flowers, Of the choicest stys and In
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The CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
WIN. matthlsss.n, and M. b. Sanford.

VIM. matthlsssen, and M b. Sanford,
LAT FULTON STREET,
THE PLACE for all hose who wish supply their ward
robe with good fitting reasonable prices The
let them in the tailoring business regards
the syle the Of their and
having hand well selected of Cloths
meres and Vesngs Of desirable STYLE Also gentlemens
outtng comprising arucle that is usually
We have the confidence that please the fas
dious
Great pleasure will be taken show styles OF fashion
goods all those who will favor with their patronage Re
WIN. MATTHIEssEN,
mh2l lmsnc NJ B. SANFORD.
GENThEMEN,S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gendemea
wearing apparel into cash.
Families OF Gentleme9 quitting the city changing raj
much their advantage send for the Subscriber uho will
attend ct their residence b, appointment:
J. LEVINSTYN,
. 46S Broadway, up stains
line through tho Post Oco, otherwise viii receive
srompt attention. m27 lm*rc
SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
~ WANTED-Andtheh highest price given for all kinds Of
of Clothing and good second hand Furniture Persons
wishing dispose Of the will do well call sub
scriber addres, line through the Post Office winch will be
punctualy attended to- B. LEVY,
49K Chatham street, N. Y
B.Constanty hand seasonable assortment OF gem
temens Clothing, cheap FOR cash. m29 m*rc
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and city papers-aways the latest news by the seames
Good Rooms for Private Psres at all times eady-fee era
tbs for nothing al &C
EISH HOOKS, &c.-JOHN CONROY, SO Fulton, corner
Of Cliff street importer Of Fish Hooks, also importer and
manufacturer OF Fishing Tackl. in VARIETY City and
country dealers supplied small aud large quantities. ON the
most liberal terms and the lowest possible prSsst
sizes az the manuacurer prices 400 Bamboos and 73
silk gut, OF various qualities for SALE ap4 meec
UANOThe cargo Of the ship Shakespeare from Ichaboe,
" Late experiments England and this country prove i to
be equal superior in quality to Peruvian For sale in lots
Elk COLLINS & CO.. IS South st.
Who have for sale the authenticated work Guano al
CUGAR-ss hhds prime New Orleans, landing from ship
ms f.. X. COLLINS & co. So South Ut.
Also the Furniture family removed for conysnisnce OF
sa-supeb French mirror fine forte dressing bureaus
sofas, chairs, &c.
GROCERlEs-At ll o'clock. the balance stoc. Of gro
err comrrsing OF articles the line
choice Wine: t..x, a. .rrs spices tobacco, &c. &c.
Also bv the pissha sofas, 50 chars, looking
gAsses D house desks. nc
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SANDS SCOTT returns his mos,
sincere thanks to his friends and the
ptblic at large, foy the liberal support
received since he opened tho above
house, and hopes, by the same strict
attention, to msnt q continuance
thereof. The qualities Of his Ales,
Wines, Liquors, and Segars, are to1
well known TO need comment The
best Oysters the market can afford
served up in every style; likewise q
large assortment Of reffeshments 10 be
had ut all hours, until IL at night.
such al -
Beefsteaks, Welsh Rarebits,
Mutton Chops, Sardines,
Fried Kidneys, Cold Cuts,
Ham and Eggs, Buckwheat Cakes,
Poached Eyes, Tea & Coffee, &c.
A good dinner of roast and boiled
meats for one shilling, every dav from
~ to 4 o'clock. Dublin Brown Stout
always ON draught. Families supplied
with the best Scotch and Irish Whis-
key.
ID with English. Irish, Scotch, Welsh,
the latest news by the steamers.
te Parties. at all times ready-free gra-
al 4 ~ 80
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a,assS FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE Packet OF lhs 18th
l3 OF Arril5Ihe well known .pendd, first class, sst
H,utston will positively sail a above,-.
bin, second cabin and wishing %
embark behs in The above magnificent Packet should
board Of Maiden Lane the sub
scrber, JOaEPH McMUkkAY,
100 Pine street, corner Of South
The will be succeeded the handsome Pack
etShip HENRY CLAY, Captain Nye, to sail 9Th May.
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AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
BRONZE POWDERS.

BRONZE POWDERS.
THE subscriber has been appointed Wholesale Agent for
house Euro who extraordinary acili
ties for the Of Bronze Powders. BY which they
enabled offer the beautiful and Bronzes az 30
per cent lower than former prices and defy all coretton
in this article Their Bronzes have been used by the largest
in this country for upwards Of two year who CON
recommending them superior to any other ior oriian
and durability The subscriber made arrangements TO
have iarr assortment wsyi hand and prepared to
ply importers and dealers with the article, in any quantity
the prices thus them the trouble and ex
pense Of importation.
J. r NICKETT, wholesale Agent
mas lmscc llate Hozet Col Of Water street.
BRONZE POWDERS.
THE best and cheapest Bronze all shades and qga
ties constantly imported direct from Germany and OF
fered for sale by LEOPOLD KUN Cos
mh2l lmsrc 6k Wall street. New York
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WHOLESALE SEGAR EMPORIUM
THE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale large assortment of Sc
made Of best selected Havana Tobacco having
been manufactured six months order can
be sold 80 lower than quality of Imported
Segars.
Havana Regalias in sths and i0ths Cazadoras
Warrington La Normas, Esperanza
La India, La Rscompensa
Justa Sanz. Principles, PanetA, &c. Sc.
Together with large assortment Of Imitation Sgs Of every
quality and price, for sale lots purchasers by
mill lm~ec KENNETH < LAVEKTY 70 Wall 1t.
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The FIRES IN JERsRy.--On Saturday night three
fires in the pines of New Jersey were visible from
the neighborhood Of Camden-cne having BEEN for the
first time in the North East BY midnight however bu
little Of them could be be seen, and, the wind ued
is hoped that the conf igraton ceased-or that any
rate they subdued by the stormsof yesterday
morning Philadelphia Enquirer, .fp,iI7.
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COOP SPORT OVER THE BEACON COURSE, HoBokEN,
roMoRRow.-A very interesting trotting match will
certainly come oil Tomorrow, as above, for $780, il
the weather is at all favorable It will be succeeded
by novel hurdle race tor $500, between George
Seward and the Canadian horse Hops, to run
quarter OF mile and Jump twelve hurdles, each 3
feet inches high the horse TO carry 100 lbs an
even start for each This match is exciting consi-
derable attention, and will draw great number TO
witness it. The man and the horse are alike favor
tes if any thing the horse has the call.
CRIcKET-A match of cricket will be played on
Monday between eleven players from Wallabout,
and eleven players out of all Brooklyn, the ground
Of the Union Star Cricket Club Myrtle Avenue,
Brooklyn; all members OF the above club Wick
cts will be pitched at 10 o'clock, playing commenc-
ing at l0a O'Clock.
GRAND CRICKET Match BETWEEN THE SAINT
GEORGES CLUB AND THE PLAYERS OF CANADA
Yesterday the grand match between the ST. Georges
Cricket Club of New York, and the cricket players
of all Canada was commenced on the grounds al
McGill College. The early part of the day was
after the weather cleared, and continued beau
PLAYERS took their stations, and the New York Club
having given the battens to the Canada players the
option being with them, the game commenced with
great spirit
The first innings of the Canada men closed at 3
o'clock, after which all sat down to little refresh
ment, and by four o'clock the ST. Georges men
were ready "hke giants refreshed with wine"-
Their first innings closed little past SIX when the
rasult stood under
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

POLICE OrEIcE, Aug. 2.-Gyand larceny Joshua
Briggs was arrested charged with stealing pencil
and diamond ring from Alfred Brown, 90 Courtiandt
street The sleeping apartment of Mr.. Brown en-
tered time since and robbed of the above named
articles and 5000 in money. The ring and pencil
were found in his possession. Committed.
Scene in the Police O6ice-Thc above case we obtain.
ed through the kindness of Mr.. Stewart of the Po.
lice Clerks, who submitted the affidavit and examination
Gas is customary to our inspection; he having previous
y sgnfed his dsapProbaon of the arbitrary rule of the
Justices which forbids the reporters from perusng pa
pers of felony. We had nearly finished reading
when Justice Drinker in all the pride pomp and
ty of his high Office, reclaimed /" What's that 7"
Mr. srrwAHr-A case of grand larceny, sir
DRfSKER-Well, sir, you must take it away.
srEwARr-You may take it away yourself Judge
DRIrKER lin the most dgnifed tone possible)-Mr
Stewart you must obey the rules adopted by the mags.
traes until that resolution is rcscinded Thereby sig.
nfying that that resolution would be rescinded)
STEwARr-Well, sir cannot that the rule Is bind.
ing upon me, and there fore must beg to decline.
DRINxsR apparently very much cxcited)-Mr. Blake.
ly (another clerk standing byD take away that paper
Mr.. BLAKELv (speaking to us)-Well, sir must obey
the order Of the magistrate
REPORTER (handing the Iaper)-"Very we'll ,sr, and
shall publish the case-and here is, dialogue and all
Burgiary.--The store Of johnson and Greene l52
William street, entered by prying the door open
with Jmmcy," and large quantity Of goods select.
ed to carry away. The burglar however, was alarmed
by Policeman Joyce, who patrolng the street. and
escaped leaving the goods
Robbeyy.-John Murray was arrested, charged with
stealing s400 in bank from the firm Of Potter and
Huffman, Coenties slip.-Committed.
Bugiary.-A house in Tenth street was entered and
robbed Of silver spoons &c.
Pocket Picking.-George A. Thompson of n Maiden
Lane had his pocket picked at the cor ner of Wall and
Nassau streets, this morning OF his pocket book con-
aiming $365 90 in bank notes
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

BROOKLYN LrcHT GuARps.-This company making
arrangements for grand excursion for pleasure and
military drill to off on the 20th instant One of the
largest steamers the river, is engaged and mill
ary band and cotillion also They intend visiting Co.
vernors Island Fort Hamilton Fort Diamond the Fort
at Throggs Point, and then through the bay.
About FIVE O'Clock yesterday morning, smoke dis.
covered issuing from stable and carriage house in Gar
rison street. After entrance had been effected il
discovered that quantity of shnvings under the
floor we're on fire, but were speedily extinguished.
deep excavation has been made by some builders
next door to Mr. Oakess cabinet shop which extends
few feet under the back part of his building in which
flight of stairs leading TO upper story Mrs. George
Shell of Nassau street, was coming down stairs from
visit to Mrs Oakes, about o'clock Friday evening
and avoiding plank placed there to walk upon not
knowing its purpose fell completely through the stair
way and precpated about fourteen feet the bot
tom Of the excavation She escaped with other injury
than sprained ankle.
Ar IRisHMAN living with farmer on the island was
sent to market with load Of potatoes
Having sold the load, he told boy who accompanied
him, to watch the horses while he went to get some
change He then disappeared, and has not since been
The farmer loses the amount received for the
potatoes.
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drR,ip paid the ONLY AUTHORIZED AeEsrs vi,
Der 4 Goa Ledger Building Third street near Chestnut -
rams--5 cents month, including the Sunday paper or s3
ents without ~ delivered free OF charge any par Pa
leIa Single copies FOR sle above day al o'cloch-
Price 3centi.
The WEEKLY HERALD s also for sale every Saturday morn
agifce ~ cents or 81 per annum delivered any art OF
Philadelphia, free Of postage.
All the aud cheap Publications for ssle at their "a
hlshment, as soon as issued wholesale and retki
- With the exception Of paper the Heraldv IL read
raucb perhaps in Phadeya as any paper N Tint
city, aforng valuable medium advertisers Advertise
the Herald next dav. -
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CITY Intelligencc.

We learn that James II. Cooke, Esq, the newly ap-
pointed commissioner of the Aims House. has in his
resignatonhis health not being sufficient to enable him
to perform the duties Of the office.
COMPETITION RvER-The whole Of the great
northern mail late for the steamboat yesterday
morning. the boat left before the mail reached the
pier at A. VI. The captain would stop for mails
passengers. By the way why start for Albany at A.
N. and reach there at A. P.Ml Eight o'clock would be
a much better hour for all oncerned
FIRE-The alarm of fire at O'Clock this morning,
proceeded from the smoke of chimney in the Of
No 10 Market st. Several fire companies turned out.
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Movements of Travellers.

Yesterday by no comparison as prolific in the
quantity Of travellers the several preceding days
There abundance however, to keep the principal
hotels in requsition. We found at the ~
AMERIcAN-Thos Hogg G.; Richard Stockton,
Princeton Samuel Hayward, Boston, Geo Fobes Phila;
Jas Field, do; w Newbod, Taylor, D Urquhart,
Baltimore; A X N Pell w Bradish, Natchez; DR. God
frey do; Boyce, louisiana Russell, Petersburg,
Va; H A Kneech r. Newell, South Carolina.
AsroR-Jos Thaxtcr, Boston; Blanchard, do; u Ra-
sin, st Louis; s Duffeld Conn; Chaplin, Nachez;
Mathews, Va; II Laborieux, Porto Cebello; w Nor
rs, Louis Caleb Jones, Richmond, Mr. McCrae Phiad;
w Park, Illinois; Thos Church, N o; Wentworth,
Chicago; r. File, Baltimore A Mckay, Florida; Ed
Pierpont, Columbus; James Pennoyer o; Heath,
Boston; Snowden, Natchez; Geo Shelette, CHM;
Mrs Duhurst and four other ladies, st Croix, w l. w
Hasseln, Boston.
CirY-J Bates, Westchester Co; A Ripple Meyer
Baltimore Mr. Phillips, Tenn; M 0 Dansbury, Pa Mar
tin and Thomas, Phad; Pleasant Smith, New Haven; w
G Forbes Geo; T. James, Va; Messrs Merrick, Grove
Durocke, Canada; Du Sole, Philad; Lewis, Flo
rida.
FRANKLIN. ID. d. Sudan, Charleston: g. B. Hum
phrey Tenn; Thomas p. Miller, N. o.; James Master
son, Mobile; s. Winan Canada West; A. Evans
louisiana; II. Uttley, Buffalo.
HowApp.-J. 0. Sullivan Troy; Messrs. Elliott, Jack
son, McCreight, Danose s. c.. j. c. Evans II. Chester
Fort Wayne; j. McCombs, Memphis; James f. Rath
bone, Albany; Daniel Gregg, Chilicothe; P. Coyle
Weshngton; Capt Lillard N. o.; j. r. Warren, Va.
w. Bradley Columbus Edward G. Hyar, steam shiT
Bangor.
GIoBE.-Mr Packard, Pha.; J. w. Gibbs, do.
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EMIGRATION TO CANADA has this year increased
1858 over last year.

LATE FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-We have received
by the brig Henry, arrived yesterday, file OF the
Buenos .9rts Packet to the 1st of June
Baron Duffaudis, the new Minister from France,
rived at Buenos Ayres the Both of May in the French
steam frigate Fulton,
Mr. Mande Vile, the recalled British Minister, had the
audience Of leave the 7th; and the sth Mr. Ouse.
ley, the new Minister, presented his credentials.
The Packet says that the matters in controversy with
Brazil in train for amicable adjustment The Monte
Vdeans who took refuge in the Brazilian territory had
been disarned, and exPresident Rivera had been
duced under scor from the town of !Pelotas in the
Province OF Rio randc General Oribe had proclaimed
an amnesty, inviting the fugitive Monte videans te
turn in peace and safety.
These papers were brought by the brig Henry Cap
tam Means no reports, information from the u, s.
Consul that thirtytwo sail OF British and French me
of war were assembled in the river with more than
1000 troops on board, and IL expected that they
would blockade the port saptain Means sailed on the
9th ofJune, and something extraordinary may have oc
Cured between that date and the date of the latest Pack
et. Certainly there is nothing mentioned in the Packet
which could lead to the idea of blockade being pro-
bable.
Captain Means reports that the brig Emily Tomlinson
of Salem refused entrance into the port of Buenos
Ayres because she had been spoken while passing
Monte vdeo by the United States sloop Of war Boston
which put some letters on board.
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

New PAcKETs.-A gentleman of this city, at pre-
sent on a visit TO New York, informs MS by letter,
that the propretors Of the Old Line Of packets between
New York and Baltimore, now having built in the
former city five splendid first class vessels each two
hundred tons burthen which will be remarkable for
their speed strength and every other requisite" These
vessels, informant states to be added, the
opening OF the fall business to the five already comprs
ing the weekly line OF the proprietors named above,
winch Will from that time forward, be a semi-weekly
lne, vessel leaving each city every three days.-Ba'
| more .7mericdn .4ug L.
The New York herald., 1845-08-03

ARRIvALs.-Among the recent arrivals in this
city, are Hon. James Macauly, lady and family, Of
Toronto, Canada. They came passengers from Lii
verpool in the splendid ship Yorkshire, Capt Baiy
on Thursday last.