The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-06

CArs6susessal Table Tar shs Month Of Sep
LIST News Of the imprisonment Of Psrsdss received by
sxaons Of the departments Of Pusbls and Mexico in f.
vor of santa Also accounts OF the arrival Of Santa
at S s so MENU
ing the Telegraph to New Orleans
End Meeting of the hart-Gsted and huge paved de-
mocracy at Tnmmnny Htl 10 eXpr.s their appreciation
of the measures adopted By congress Accounts OF the
attack Alvarado, and Its failure BY exclusive inell
fE snsfia ''''' - " W 'p''''A' VI 'A'
ID Newsof the taking of California by the American
squadron in the Pacific Arrival OF the Britannia at
ton, having on board the Hon Lewis McLane late u g.
minister at London. This arrival brought accounts of
the result Of the race between the Cambria and Great
Britain termination of the French elections &C. SC
ath General Gaines visits the President at Washing.
5th Report of the departure Of Cen Worth from Ca
MARCO towards Monterey, with 1000 men, and return of
capt DUNCAN to Camsrgo' from an expedition into the
9th. Arrival Of the Butch brig of war Echo, in our
harbor Also of General Gaines and the Commissoner
General Of Canada. Interesting intelligence from
South America, of the contemplated stack upon Monte.
vdeo and Of the celebration Of the soth anniversary Of
7th Great and unusual heat in various parts OF the
country the Thermometer ranging from SO to 3d. and l02
in various cities Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore &c. Sc,
several deaths from coup du soleiL
sth. Accounts of the murder Of w. z. Swan by the
Indians the Mexican praries Excitement at Nauvoo
Mormon difficulties. First meeting of the Smithsonian
In. titution.
mister Washington at the City Hotel Trial of spen.
for the murder Of his wife, at Jersey City com.
= 10Th The declinstion Of Cen Tsylor to Hon George
Folsom of New York. and d. M. lowering Of Philadelphia
to become candidate for the Presidency Resignation
pointment Minister to England Melancholy suicide
of Hon. Felix Mcconnell:
llth Grand Trotting Match between Americas Mos
COW, and Duchess, over the Centreville course.
18th Account Of the total loss Of the American brig
Truxton with the surrender Of her officers and to
Mexicans Arrival of Governor Wright and the State
Comptrollsr, at the City Hotel, from Albany.
i4th Exhibition of double headed child at the Coli
18th Accounts Of the riots of two volunteer companies
near Matamoras explosion the steamboat Enterprise
Arrival of General Scott at New York
10th Account Of the loss Of life Of the crew of the
schooner John Wart, with cargo of merchandise OF
Sauan Beach, being cspsized in heavy gale.
nth Battle at Nauvoo between the Mormons
of the Dutch manofwsr and to General Gaines, by the
Corporation.
Telegraph New Orleans from Philadelphia. Accounts
of the revolution in Tobasco.
oycrtures on the part of England as mediator for
peace between the United States and Mexico.
sa Arrival val Of Mr. Oven the panAr0p from
alst Accounts Of the refusal of the offers Of peace
by our government to Mexico.
odd Accounts Of the arrival Of Santa Anna at the
Mexican capital. More Mormon difficulties.
2sd Heavy gale on the coast. It is said to have
Day. s.:h !.
25th Arrival of General Armstrong American consul
for Liverpool, at the Aston, route 70 his station.
2eth Departure of the California expedition under
mas H. Perkins and susan Drew.
327th Acquittal Of spencer for the murder of his wife,
in Jersey City-.trial lasted eighteen days
Orders received from Washington to General Gaines
for the immediate transportation of all the troops sta
toned in New York to Mexico.
goth Accounts Of the capture of Santa Fe by General
Kearney and his occupation thereof without opposition
IF VArlr ion ian
and the old game Of fast and loose" among the
politicians again on the tsps Various Tumors and pe.
the last item in the news OF the month.
Notices OF New Works.
McILvAINEs REASONS, Stamford Swords, publishers,
10 defence of Bishop McIlvanes course in refusing to
consecrate church having altar instead of commu
table. The known talents Of the author and the
interest of the subject will create for this work
tensve circulation.
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LANGUAGE OF GEMS, Clark Austin publishers is the
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Of Mrs Osgood tswell adapted for delicate present
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this periodical has reached beautifully embeshed
with series Of monumental views taken in Greenwood
W O s
table. The engravings are very beautifully exc
cuted.
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treat of order the perusal Of this volume
and few modes of life are more full Of incident than that
of the player In this work biographical sketches Of
have held and who now hold, q prominent position on
the stage. extended and minute account is given
and must the author the justice say that he has
furnished, concerning this eccentric man, many enter
tanning anecdotes which have neverbeen published be-
forc al in
Booths merits actor critically examined-his
style Of playing commented upon the charge of his being
imator of the elder Kean refutedtogether with
able criticism the kemble and Kean school of acting
The portion Of the work devoted to other members Of the
terest There is brief memoir of Conway, Jack Reeve
Forrest, Hamblin, Placide, Flynn, Ellen Tree, and
op@aon Of Sel WHICH will be
to the public. Interspersed throughout the volume are
observations on the drama, evncing no slight acquaint
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HisronY OF THE CorQuEsr OF PEnu By THE SrASIARDs
mind the age Of wild and the manner in which
the author has treated Of the days Of Pzarro and the In