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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-07
DONNE>rANA'S HO iEL,

No're Dame ttreet, Montreal, Canada East
AA THIS magnificent Hotel aot squalled in the Ca
E;H nadts. and not passed ny any the United
State. for elegance and comfort. II the former
OF Mr. Bingh,a aud more recertly the palace OF
Lords Durham aud 81 denham both OF whom made uge
penditurss ia the internal embs aud during me
last the subscriber has made extensive editions
which render the capacity Of the Hotel sufficient
commod in the comfortable manner, three hun
dged persons.
la Of the severity OF the winter the subscr
unable he mprov done time
the House with Ill comforts sired this Spring He
happy his friends that he has
led all the d. fc,eH which the
when first opened The House flashed and has jut
received choice Of black Servants Seward of
viii place the table attendance and comfort Of this House
equal to any upon this continent.
The grateful for the many favors Of
public while IN &a-co's Hotel, begs of their
kind them that shall be made
make their with him most pleasant This Horsl
immediate vicinity Of the principal such
as the Gre It Cathedral, Tn mp d'Mars, &c. &c
Omnbuses the Boats upon their arrival convey pas
seugers and baggage to the Hotel
]. NJ DONNEGANA,
jeS0 lwsr Late Keerer Rasco Horel.
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Price Two Cents.

Cry LYRIcs.-We intend to treat readers
to another delightful City Lyric in few days, by
the author of the following beautiful and cooling
poem, which does good to read this roasting
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RON SEIOITR

THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure announce that
his house. Bergen Point Tor public accom-
eommod.t,op hssl the Jersey aide hs. o%s been a.
lnny mansonl retred elegant style with many
new rooms and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid and what with uxu
shrubbey charming walks .gs.abls drives and Pies,
rural residence Families who wish cool and quiet
summer provided ~ith suu Of apartments
their choice Fish of almost variety abound IN me
Kills and the peghboring woods not deficient game
The steamer Passac plying bctweenNew Qrk and Newark
stop. Al The landing In front Of house. -four times
aud the citizens 81 New York ind more beaunoi
irve than that between Jersey City AID Bergen Pcmt
10 fue all vsters customers aud boarders, may De
that no pains will be spared make tr placr merit the
ne s'o" E" u W." DNNIEL w LOCKWOOD
The Pessae for Newark leaves the foot OF Barclay street
al 10 A. NJ AID p NJ landing front OF he apo's
The Porr Richmond boat leaves per no - y,x
ocIock Al Por Richmond there viii be boso w s'sne
ancr 10 convey passenger and land them inc
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE will b
open the next summer usual, for the reception OF
extending period of y years so sustained by facts
and evidence that longer admits Of dispute For the e.
reader i referred to work The Mineral Springs q
western Virginia, by VIM Burke, to be had at Wiley x
Putnams The object Of this to that
made to accommodate visiters the most
form and kindness while the charges will be found
moderate the moderate Of the springs There
will be respectable physician attendance The oads
good order aud the beautiful Turnpike Road - the Blue
Sulphur will have stages plying between the two
Springs which will afford opportunity Of visiting in
week, all the Springs OF w stem Virginia.
NV, m THU PROPRIETOHS.
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HAMILTON HOUSE, AT sa ME N h.1ns ,Vass

uAMII TON HOUSE. AT THE NAKKOWS.
r.nuis ~ I1iA MT ESTABLISHMENT having under
gone thorough repairs and will Be opsn icr
sc,,on 81 he who has been connected WIN
the hotel for the last two Or three
homse painted and in excellent order No pans or e!
ense vii, spared by the present proprietor 70 mare n
saes- comfortable in every way. For terms &c soofs~s
subscriber, at Fort Hamilton. ...-,Srrx
MI lm~r THUMBS " r..ieIl.-
UyO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS, ee--
i G. J., HARTNETT, No Cosrt'snas TTrsssiSSs.
Writing Dressing and Jewelry Boxes Miniature 49, mo
go. r. ,xey Plss neatly arranged order Also T.ys
made and 6tied Jewellers show csss:i % ee"~'"
variety OF The above articles constasuy on nn
made 70 oroer WIN nes'"'-' INV myia im~rc
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IOHN WHITAKEH.

JOHN WHITAKER. vi.
~ yOHN WHITAKER, late Of Tborp, nes oEpsc h -
shr. Eseland will cali the 81 o. s NM 81
ward to the "a his address by nail ne WI , ssIp
%sSS::ss Z s'T g. ras
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
GirCulatinn. Forty Thnusan

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy--S7
q per annum-paysble in advance.
WEEKLY HERsLD-Fvery Slturday-Pice az cents
per eopy-S9 24 cents Per anuum-payabie In advance
HERALD FOR EUROPt-FveTy Steam Packet day
Price ca cents per copy-S3 90 per annum payable in ad
in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and dos.
patch.
All letter. or communications by mail addressed to the
erabshmsn must be post d, the will be de-
Quoted from the su nscription money REMIT d.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NEw YORK HERALD EsTABLUPNENT
Nortb-West corn rof Fulton and Nassau stree
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WATERFRONT & CO.,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS n

~ SO Nassau street, near Fulton, New York. -
THE subscribers beg call the attention OF the public
the quality Of their kinds of Hats of their manu-
facure They have just received small supply Of superior
now used by the fashionable hatters Pans
sample Of which they will feel much pleasure in showing
those who will favor them with call Phe undersigned
do pretend sell 10 cent less than
other establishment neither they boast OF having splen
did store; but they aer themselves that the quality and
finish their Hats win give entire satisfaction at the prices
charged.
They adopted the French style Of trimming the
mer hats which preventive to the perspiraOn coming
through and spelling the beauty OF their appearance
M. b. WATTRIPONT,
% tcsu JAMES
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FASHIONABLE HAT STORE.
N THE SUBSCRIBERS having opened HAT STORE
Aat No ITO Fulton Of Dutch
py solicit the patronage other old customers ,nd the pub
lie They will constantly keep hand complete
men of Hats Caps Umbrellas Sc &c, Of the latest style,
will sell IN. lowest Single hats made 70 order
ar he shores notce ICHABOD PRICE,
mvs Imsr THOS. SHANNON.
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iHE SHADES HOTEL,
IA iieude ,NfrseI Hest iNide nf Rrnnd,nuzl


TIVE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
syie superior other house of the Kind the
city Of New FORK The satisfaction which he bss hitherto
friends and while proprietor
of The Shades. Thames street he nsers himself will
be all who potronse him his
bhmen while effort his will be merit
The usual resheS, Chops, Steaks, Welsh Rarebts, Poaeh
ed Eggs, &c will be served up in superior style.
The will be regularly supplied with city papers.
we'll full supply Of foreign papers, BY arrival from
Europe. JAMES EVANS.
NILS im~rc
EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.
THIS splendid Hotel has been lately re6sd and furnished
in the complete and elegant by Messrs Jack
Cranston, and after the 3oh April whsn QIsns tbs
public will be for the reception OF guests The expert
OF Mr. Craston host Of the Rockaway Pavilion and
Aston House. New York guaranty Of the style in which
Of Baltimore. -
The Pavilion, Roekaway, L. J., will remain under the
charge Of Mr.. CranSton who during the months,
will be happy his old friends this fsvorte
tering place a0 lmsr
SAKACEN'S HEAD, IL DEY STREET, N. Y.
TOSEYH SMITH late Of Worcester England begs leave
inform his friends end the public In general
that he has recently fitted his house m superior
manner and calculated to please gentlemen Of taste He
will always heretoere keep his Bar and LMdsr supI.Sa
with the best Liquors and Provisions that the market hods
from ID ill o'clock and Cold Cuts Chops Stakes.
Rare Bits, &c, at all hours. .
His supply Of English and city newspapers ereesd by
house New York and his Aes Wines, Segas &c.
OF the quality and the attendance prompt m
Rooms provided for and the comfort and accom-
mediation Of customers always attended TO- Lodsings &s
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EUROPEAN HDTkn,

City of Washington, the Treasury Building.
La THE SUBSCRIBER having fully prepared and
E:;3 epeashed his well known hotel renewedly soiisits
sAA the patronage of his friends and the public. His
be will always be supplied with the best the afford
sad whilst tff!t will he spared give entire sa.sacton
his terms will be found oderate attention
from residents and There several elegantly
fu nshed suites Of aud single ready for
mediate Those who wish hoard will
find highly advantageous 70 cal, For having bus
with the departments the LOCATION OF the hotel
convenient Foreigners will d their language spoken
this house and their comforts strictly considered Parties
accommodated with shments of all kinds the snort
notice. Dinners all parts of the ety. as u,9s
jvl lwrc L. GAL tRRUN
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

an and after Friday, May ist 1896 the will fol
Leave City Hall for Yorkyille Harlem, and ,risa
e2 O'clock PM Leave City Hall for Fo!dhsm iud vii.
sms Bridge, at T. TO- and II O'Clock, AM2 ~ s. and 81
Tuekshoe, Harris Conner, and White Plains, and 10
e,eleet AMI and o'clock EN- Leave Harlem "a and
10 TO-, 81. g 10, and O'clock, Pm Leave WILLIAMS
Ak, "; and sx o'clock M Leave White Plains at and
oelocE, AMI and o'clock PM The freight train will
P Fan. oel9sh IN the morning On Sundays. Re White
VIII ieaye White Plains at AM ande M On Sundays,
the Harlem and Williams Bridge Trains will be regulated
areovd,nz Tn the state of the wssfIsr. a2a Imsrc
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M A NJ $40 HON - u

M A q II . > E,
MIDDLETOWN CONNECTTCUT.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave TO announce 20 his
friends and the public that he ias leased the above house
,or o. y. anu nope, ~ ,nf S .nu s
JOHN l.. MONROE,
mrs smsrc Formerly Of the U. g. Hotel, Boston.
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC is informed that this esablshme having
been enlarged and improved the close Of the last
will be opened for the reception Of yiset the l&
day OF Juno. LANDON GARDNER
May |. 1876. my71 2msr
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
No.7 SPRUCE STREET.
EsrABLrsHEp 1870.
VIII o ESALE AND RETAIL,
CHADEs Of all descriptions kinds and Sizes 50 per cent
cheaper than can be bought any other places Trim
BARTOL. DE MAUNY CO.,
mvf 'ms-e Msrpf.~sr-e~. + trr~vs~-s
DIR. HULL'S TKUSSES,
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
THE superiority Of Dr. Hu instruments over all -othes
acknowledged by the most eminent physicians in Eu-
rope and America.
Once, yessy street., Aston House. female in sttsad
snee In the ledSes' department. nye lmsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-07

FOR SALE,
Two FINE SADDLE HORSES,

FOR SALE,
Two FINE SADDLE HORSES,
ue" aai a abe r, aiS .,s cf5's. do They
~ horseback. and have been lss used to 6.
ih s, ,saar Apply at the desk Of the Herald os
49, THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the pubic
Nihat he has on hand, at hi: stable in Jersey city
double md single Horses from the western part Of lie St,ss
Of New York which have Just arrived go.
pure breed received By the latest arrival. ion Lon
sale y C J 81. &
sLss,s: from ON the sHnou' in dss paid,
Si7simr Importer and dealer in Birds. csss.. 60
THE NltiArlNUALE SONG IN JOIN STREET
.o TaE real BIRD itself has arrived, aud lksviss
A to the stranger aud CURIOUS is rather an interesting
aud Arehy viii Be happy to attend to the aSiss and
gentlemen as they pass Broadway and John street
AMI lu"rh
FOR SALE,
A Tie stock and fixtures, with the lease Of the
;H hotel No - Chamber street, known the Bee Hive
Issi~" W. ''A'' Apply JOSEPH LYON ass w.s@r.,
TO AANUfAUIUhEkS.
kA Great Bsrgain-To let or lease, large factory,
H aud machinery Tor SALE at the Of Third veaec
printing and diving establishment. Together with new
steam engine boiler and apps.tu, complete including bras.
s .seA ''''' :i HIVE = pre-
CATSKILt MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Ia C.. l. BEACH, for several connected with this
ti;H popular bshment has become s sole pro-
la .ad Elegant manner and has arni.sd @ and
3 ten sna Of Of
proprietor who will spare pains TO make i one Of the most
@ Ss day sad s
House, ana thence to The tails JNZ lW~re
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TRITON HOUSE,

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends s9d tho
public that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel, the head Of the steamboat landing, and now
thoroughly fitted up and ready for The Of
Water Bathing the most eligible ON Long Island
sound as the attached the premises have very
ensve water 'front.' and fine beach for swimme The out
bull dings are new and the Bar and Bowling Alley entire
Iy unconn tied with the house.
Having farm Of 30 acres appended 70 the hotel property
offer his friends the inducements OF plen-
supply Of good milk and butter and such other comforts
he trusts together with his unremed attentions 70 the
wishes Of his guests will render residence at the Triton
House emely desirable.
Horses and Carriages to hire.
WILLIAM L. jones', Tritsn House.
Glen Cove Lorg Island Nav l. ieae my5 lm<re
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The st. Louis Repubiean of the 9th ult says:-Com-
panes and X First Regiment Of United States ORA
goons, from Forts Atchison and Crawford, numbering
one hundred and ffteen noncommissioned officers and
prvstes-with one hundred and nineteen horses and
fifteen mues-under the command of Capts f.. V. Sum-
ner and st. O. Cook arrived here last evening the
steamer General Brooke Attached to the companies
Leuts Hammond and Davidson, and Surgeon r. A. Simp-
They destined for Fort Leavenworth there to
join the expedition against New Mexico.
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July
Since the decisive battles fought by brave lttl
army, under the command Of "0h Rough and Ready.
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Col Mitcbes regiment of volunteers will tako up Its
line of march this day, from Camp Washington Msta
in Mexico They will embark steamboats, at the
landing during the day This regiment includes all the
Cincinnati compnniaa
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sax FOX LlvEkPOUL-New LIne--kegular pack
M&( Of the 18th JulyThe elegant fast sailing pack
will sail as above, her regular day.
For freight having accommodations unequalled
Tor spiendor or comfort apply board, Orleans wharf,
Z. x. COLLINS CO.. s. South st
Jern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-07

Troy MOhNING AMI EvENlNG LINE.
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
~NQsA - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From the
Steamboat Pier at the foot Of Barclay street
Landing feekskill West Point New
bursn 4ni,Uu, Milton, Poughksep Hyde Park, Rhine
eeck u Red Hook Bristol. Caskill. Hudson Coxsackie
Undertook and Baltimore
Breakfast and dinner on board the boat. .
The steamboat NIAGARA, will leave Monday Wed
nesday and FRIDAY Mornings A. M.
The steamboat TROY, Captain Csorham, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, At o'clock.
Returning opposite days.
or freight apply on board or the ONCE on Che
wharf.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13
Daty on Coarse Wool,

The Atlas and Correspondent Of the Argus
come TO the relief Of their Fonda and Onondspa
friends, in relation the duty on coarse Wool, but
they will all fail TO keep up the justification now
that their assertions, by the Tariff law will be
brought to the test We are glad to have smoked
our neighbors out with declaration that McKsy's
bill raises the duty on coarse Wool, because, when
the reverse appears they will be nailed to the wall
Before the Presidential election. this matter was
iully discussed, and partially understood. There
is species Of wool grown in South America, cost
ing there from to IL cents pound. To protect
our wool growers fiom this competition, the friends
OF the Tariff Of 1912 imposed heavy duty. There
is another description of wool grown in tropical
climates. which is scarcely better than goats hair,
costing from 10 7 cents pound This is used
for negro cloths a, the South, and like every thing
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13
NUMBER 81.

had broken from his rule he was at first violently
angry, but feeling it TO be useless he fell into the
policy Of his sons and all went on quietly for a
time.
One day, after the lapse oftwo or three summers,
as Mr. Joshua and his hopeful sons we're sitting
smoking after dinner, the servant handed in note
which Mr. Joshua opened, and read as follows:
MY dear brother and nephelcs,
have the pleasure Of announcing to you the
joyful intelligence that Mrs Staples has this day pre-
scented me with a son and heir
Mr. Joshua dropped the note as if he had burned
his fingers with red-hot coal, and in the surprise
ofthe moment, anaughty word bolted out Of his
mouth.
Joe picked up the note and finished reading il.
81 have no doubt the intelligence will be very
gratifying 10 my nephews, they will need TO feel
no further anxiety last should fall into the VII
io~ Pond or break my neck Nth Black Charley"
What in the name of common sense does he mean
by that 4! asked Mr. Joshua pettishy, looking at his
sons
Jem and Joe looked foolishy at each other.-
They saw they had lost all chance of being Uncle
Jonas Heirs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

We have New Orleans papers of the 23d, but
they furnish nothing later from The army. In the
Picayune of the Odd we find this statement con.
corning Mexican forces and expectations.
Letters from Monterey represent that the inhab-
itans of that city were much alarmed at the pros.
pect, as they possessed very slight means of de.
fence All the accounts represent that the army OF
the north, formerly under Arsla but at The present
under Meja, was concentrated at Linares TO the
number of 1000. paper from the city of Mexi-
co deyotes labored article TO prove that ii cannot
he the intention Of General Taylor to penetrate to
Monterey directly, leaving this force to operate up.
on his flank and rear 1t considers the command
of Meiia quite sufficient, considering the strength
OF Lnares and the natural difficulties of the coun-
try, 10 hold Gen. Taylor in check, or to harass him
upon the march, so that ample time will be afford.
ed 10 lake up second and more solid line of de-
fence,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

The New York Tribune after advertng to the of
the Committee Of Finance with regard to the instructions
Of the Senate TO amend tile Tariff BILL and the final
Of that measure, goes on TO say: =
ave rejoice that Pennsylvania receives this blow en-
phaticaly from her handor rather, her hands,
the Dallas hand well the Polk In 1874 her deIna.
the assumption that the Protective Policy might assaed
from quarter, and would be important Pennsyl-
vania have three in the Senate 10 sustain it, Two
brief years have passed and that policy broken down by
the Executive power welded by James Polk and the d-
rect vote OF George NJ Dallas What will she say now
to those who have grossly deceived and betrayed her p
The end is not YET Stand firm -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13
The Magnetic Telegraph.


Oh carrier dove, spread out thy wing,
Thou beauteous messenger Of air!
To waiting eyes and arts TO bring
The udings thon vert wont to bear.
Urge not the flying eourser's speed.
Give not his neck the loosened rein,
Nor bid his painting sides to bleed.
As swim he thunders DER the plain,
Touch bot the magic wire, and 10
Thy thought is borne on flaming track,
And swifler far than winds can blow,
Is sped the rapid answer back.
The sage who woe'd the lightning's blaze.
Till, stopping from the summer cloud,
II play'd around with harmless rays,
By Fame is trumpeied aloud.
And sure she has loly need
For him whose thought, with seraph reach
To language gives the lghinings speed,
And wings electric, lends 10 speech.
NerVed by its power, our spreading land
mighty giant proudly lies,
Touch but one nerve with skilful hand,
AhNhAh hAt AlAAlAA huuibktu HUE
The dweller on the Atlantic shore,
A word may breathe, and, swim as light,
Where lar Pacific waters roar,
That word speeds on with magic fight.
Though freshly kindling in the mind,
And words the echoes Of the soul,
Borne on its why pinions, bind
Hearts sundered far as pole from pole.
As flashes DER the summer skies
The lightning's blaze from east to west,
Der earth the burning fluid flies,
Winged by mortal's proud behest
Though flaming oheiubs bar the gate,
Since man by tasting grew too wise,
lie seems again to tempt the fate
That drove him frst from Paradise
LII.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

FATAL AooIDENT. We are panied to learn that
Mr. Soloman Townslee, Jr of Pownn was most
shockingly nanged while in the act of grinding
his scythe by means Of water power, on Wednesday
last causing his death instantly. lie became en-.
tangled in The belt, and carried round The shaft
breaking his limbs aud bruisng his body in most
shocking manner. Mr. I. was an under Sheriff,
and was respected by all who had the pleasure Of
bis acquaintance. He is about thirty years of age,
and has left wife and number Of children, and
a whole community 10 mourn his sudden depart.
ure.-iStats Bonner
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-13

CERrAIS CURE FOE DIARRHoEA ASD CHOLERA MoRBUs.
correspondent informs says the New York Sun, that
the following will be found and nable for the above
complaint Take small tea spoonful of Cayenne pepper,
tea spoonful of salt table spoonful Of vinegar and gill Of
warm water, mix together and drink For children the
dose should be reduced according toage.