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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-11
G.STIE EARnEN.-S.col,d 80, of Lh- Baao

CASTLE GARDEN.-Secoud weea OF The bufo
y Troupe Of Ethiopian Singers, who are recsivcd WIN
shouts OF laughter DIsSolSius View and chinese re
Werks NJ Holman n lygo tzvor5:e Songs. Sir Thomp-
son me Corc Dacc-r. Mr. O!daeii the Piano Forte
Monday evening September 7th-Parf First Overture.
Negro SONG. Negro Melody Soug-Od Pc De; Parody
Life hv lie Galley Fire; Lacy Nesl; Love Not: Ruto
Ex;.avassnza iGsriissICr OF half AZ hour Tor Prone
50 ard Refreshments sid Tie superb OF
100 C<roraIias extending around The upper prcuiersde
par: S-coad-Rai oaG oyertIre Sons-Cori- Back Ste.
nb.r Comic Savings; Highland Fling Abundance >
49, > -
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Schools.

ST. PAUI.S COLLEGE.-The duties OF his lnst-
- r.tiou VII Re resumed rs: Monday n October.
The prospectus may NC had - the Church peposiioFyr
No. - John-st- or b addressing thr subscriber,
}. .. BARTON, Rector
College Point y. Y. El33 2syvi~i5'
MRS. GIBSON. q Boad-s- viii reopen ner Day
vi and Boarding School Tor YoEzg Ls1es OF MONDAY,
.Ih September so w
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Packetship Stephen Whitney. for Liverpool sails this
day a, l2 o'clock Letter Bags Al kenyons Foreign
Letter Office 20 Wal..st
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cash DIAPERS AND TAILUhS, 70. I'roH0,
~ way c. Booth Co. having received additional
U,ppes OF choice Goods would respectfully invite The at
tenton Of their and the public Their stock IL
not only extensive comprises the richest qualities and
patterns OF Vestings Csssetes Drngs, &c mat are 70
be found In this or foreign markets.
Having unusual facilities In buying they are enabled 10
oder strong Inducements purchasers though should De
understood that heir low prices reference only the
tnesr quality Of materials and workmanship, and that gar
uens produced heir establishment not surpassed IN
any particular, By any house 10 The Union
The Cutting Department Is conducted by Nh j. Lee,
whose infaibe skill in The All Is the result Of long
experience study and who the happy faculty
Of sisng fashion FORM and Of selecting stYe.
Of dress fing and 10 The season y2sif
CHEAPER THAN EVER full suit Of srperhne
- Cloth made 10 order, IN the ruosi substantial sn1
fashionable STYLE can procured for $40 al MOFFAT1s
Fashionable Cash Tailoring Establishment No. "A CaEar-
in..s SrwYork Every article the line equally low.
Cal and a.. JOHN NOFFATT. sil Imeod-
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ane,iou saIes.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucnonsei,
NV RASCS. RICHARDS g. PLAT

JOSIAH RICHARDS Aucu3nseiii, c..
DY BANGS, RICHARDS q FLAi FLAT. =, son ?
ID 81 SIuAdwsy.-ln'-rs! 1asb h1'AAS's ""' ~ -
sirurents for Auction Sales ,n,. .,.-- v,1s,v
A. PxIy,r. SALE-lUue eun;o Bibles, eyesy Vaesy
y, .hs,p and extra giii and g, edge Dniinsa so
ARE assortment OF Standard and Aiscelhneoa. oo0H.
@-----F COTTON. Aucuone-r.
by COTTON, Auction sae eosltnl,soI hsrsi al
~ made on goods either for private sale OF 8. seeuou
s1 ror NJ returns Eais. OutNooT sses oi evety
gon OF goods punculHly sts'deo 20 ma 'sPeeA' "
icised. sALl ma !. = e. /. apn.s,
,s,e>rr,' S,ts o. 4 FANcY CioooS SroRE-A very
,r-e ana genera assormeu; OF every VARSITY %
Coos comprising II part o. Capes sps Co!!aIs
Fd,,nys E.boon, linrens. Eandkerchleis hosiery
Cloves Cardinals, Head Dresses ai!4 ea " -. s;nd
sos Thfrbles Pearl Buttons, S,!E BRAID o. Nj n''es;
WSlles Pocket Books, Needles PeEtuui-ry IoGn'eI NO
s.s Cases together with every Article usually ouac III
s re:sil store OF this description 49,. o.. ,,,,
A, private sale. arge Extension lSoseS o|e WAX
extend shout 81 and the other -
ar PRIVATE SALE-Uue spen1lc Nshosery fiaho ro'Ie'
metallic plate. ocaves. made ey Nunns risaeI az -
iif1l instrument Cost one year sirco e-op Hia %. ~
cold bargain called for sor Apply a. INC s''' Nv
To Lsr-Th- Store No 5 As;cr.pscs until srst OF May
next suitable for Reteciory or Saloon Enquire ~ sno
Auction ro-suL
= CHAMBERLAIN, Aactoneer-Store No IL
-. Spruce sl-L.ber,. advances made 90 Socle W.
signed for private sale, or to be sold al aaeGoo
sales carefully attended and respectfully sonci'ed
MONDAY, Sept II.
A; 10 O'Clock, 81 No y ard s. CanaI'st
SEgSlYF SALE OF the Of large Picture and
Looking Glass Frame MAnutaeiery, composing largo
Gu -ut!ty Of frames OF various descriptions
Also one steam Engine Boiler and fSiur-s 9asnrty
OF running gear. circular saws, &c &c
HOEArIO Hill. Alcuoueer.
PI COOLEY, REESE ~ Hii-L-Siofs no ls'
Sr,Nxt .
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RY JAMES VI. WILL ER-

At l0I o'clock, at Store, No. Libcrty-sL
BIPMIsCHAM, SHsFFtELD, GERMAS AND AMERICAN
H,Rpw NRs3O0 packages and lots OF fresh Hardware,
u,t Imported and manufactured consisting OF Trace
Chains Hu!-r do, Log do. SteeyaTds Cast Butts uaoc
do Plate Hinges Curry Combs Vices. Anyilr, Axes Hoes
Bed Screws Screw Plates Mill Saw Files. Bastard do,
Hand Saw do Drawing Kuives Pad Chest Cupboard and
Trunk Lock-. Tea Kettles, Saucs Pans Carolina Hoes,
Cnndlescks, Shutters Table Knives and Forks Pocket
Cutlery Butcher Knives Shoe aud Bread do Tea Trays
and Waiter, Briltnns German silver ana iron laoe ana
Tea spoons Round aud Square Bolts etc etc
Catalogues and goods ready for examination TWO uays
before the -nle credit Of ak months
UCTION NOTICE.-Tho Subscriber respectfully
N invites the attention OF cash purchasers Oh boot a
Shoes TO his public Sales which win take place as olo"s
Thursday Sept H. AT 81 O'Clock, y. M
800 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans
Thursday, Sept ~ at9t O'Clock, A. d.
601 cases Boots. Shoes and Brognns. ~
Thurs day, Oct l. nj p O'Clock, a. NJ E&3
300 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans- t&
Thursday, Oct g. AT y O'Clock, a. NJ HX5
TOO casos Boots, Shoes and Brogaus W.
Thursday, Oct. 49, AT % O'clock y. NJ
6OO cases Boots. Shoes and Brogans
Thursday, Oct y, at 9! clock, A. NJ
600 cases Boots, Shoes and Br0sans.
Thursday, Oct % at 9! o'clock d. NJ
500 cases Boots Shoes and Broguns
Thursday Nov. S. at9t o'clock, A. NJ
800 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
Thursday. Novi p al o. O'Clock, A. NJ.
COO cases Boots Shoes and BrogBns.
Each of tho above saos will comprise a large nAsor-
nent of and fashionable goods Cash purchasers
will find II for their interest attend credit Will DO
given. 1881 A. CLAFLIN, 2S3 Pear-sL up etairs
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A MEXICAN MTSEJ M.-IHs ShT u I'm : AN
"A lily give thei- Grsrd Concerts N he Lecture hcoi
il coauneton with other splendid perornisaces this
afternoon 81 ocock, and this evening al &c csa.s
rr has also engaged Col Chsn together win me SCOT
.ish Mammoth soys living orang ou,sns LIVING TWIN Ss;,
fres LIVING Monster SnsSe. Wax Model OF me truman
BODY In addition The following performers are en-
gaged-Mss Wheeler; Miss Z. Julien Srsst es,5 1T
YSrkee Comedian. Pete Morris; Billy Wtuock- Also
Madame RockweI-Dissciving Views Chroustropa NC
Admission - cents-childrs. under 10 u! cents snsI
NEW-YORk SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY,"
Ft.st Performance 81 the SeaSou.-IHe eoaEc OF NAH
ayers beg leave 20 the Members SUBSCRIBER
and patrons Of the Society hat H7ldes grand ora'o'o {"
the MESSIAH
ing 10Th inst being the OCCASION OF The meeting 81 me
American Musical Convention.
Prircipsl Solo Parts. &c By
Miss J. l. NCSTHNLl, MIS- FERGUSON
NJ 81 CorsvRx NJ. z. SHsre!Rr.
Conductor I. c. HUI.
The Chorus aud Orches;rS Will be numerous End etec
i've and no pains viii be spared 10 bring out ms great
masterpiece of Handel in style hitherto uneiual!ed
Full particulars hereafter.
Members OF the Society obtain her ckeis ron ne
Secretary. GEORGE "HlILOCh, 81 SaHa!-sI
40
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HOEArIO HILL. Alcuoueer.
pS COOLEY, kEESE Il HfLL-Store No. lsi

u SruaO way, cOTncT OF UVy-s
Liberal cash advances on All goods consigned u sale
REMOVAL Cooley. Reese Hill have removed som no.
Isl 10 1911 Broadway ccrncr ~ Dsv-at
SATURDAY EVENING. Sept II,
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ID ~ sruadwsy-I.in'-ts Cash Advances ma"' o' e'a'
,icuurents for Auction Sales ,n, .-, v,,..,v
- i- h.en and extra gi and gili edge bindinsa Also
a. 20 ssrrfr,snt of standard and Miscellaneous BOOKS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19

sraSoR FEahArri>-ws mentioned few days
since the arrival Of slgnor Fsrrant. agent Of
the celebrated svori, who will shortly visit the
United States and make professional tour through
the country but we not at hrst that
signor Ferrant Is himself musician of the highest
order and that with his peculiar instrument the
guitar, he 10 considered in Europe pproachable.
IL is said. by those who hive heard him in Europe and
in this city that he the finest gutarst that lived
and that he has the faculty Of drawing emission Of
sounds from that instrument that might be supposed to
proceed from whole orchestra
We understand that this gentlcman's friends
deavoring to prevail him to give concert in this
~ hope he will do So and can assure him 10 advance
that his talents will be adequately appreciated
LEOPOLD De MEyER.-This extraordinary and gifted
musician 10 at present in this city, recruiting hmsel f
ter most successful professional tour throughout the
country. We Understand that he will proceed to New
port Rhode Island in few days where he intends to
give concerts The people Of Newport
have in for them that they little dream Of
The last place visited by De Meyer was Saratoga where
he had immense audiences to listen to his bewitching
notes We copy the following notice Of his per.
formances from the Saratoga Whig, Of the 18th inst
" The Of the U Hotel was rowded to suf-
location Saturday evening by the ia honable and the
plebeian to hear the lion pianist" Leopold De Meyer
and to the hotel contained dense Of
human heads. Expectation was up-toe until . the
lion" arrived, when he was greeted by tremendous
rounds Of applause His performances were enthusiasts
cay received also the less novel but exquisite
touches Of Schneider, and his celebrated band Of in
strumental Tusic. So astonishing the perform
OF De Meyer that during his most rapid and pow
erful execution, most of the audience involuntariy
arose. and gazed upon the performer with countenances
beaming with admiration We many pianists among
these and must leave to them who understand the sub
ject the task of criticism only express
sations without being able to explain, scientifically
how they were produced"
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BrOOklyu civ Mesa.

NAyAL.-The works on Tho AiHan, - r,,~-. ..;,, ~,
og Is SAID they were delayed considerabl y in con
two 81 inc IRON works which had be made the
IL slso asa me treble Is ready for sea The Boston
p,emen. Of men draft of 30 men icr the Independ
enc, vas sent on on Saturday to Boston AZ we
:. u ~ ns ingate Sabine, now on the stocks
az the Navy Yard, will not be proceeded with n sssms
tna some OIL her iimbsrs state Of dscsx and hsr
all the recent Improvements in naval arch,sc,
The Day Dock The breach which was msd. In ~.
dam some iour or hvs weeks since was rensrsd ~
were put IN operation Since then the water in H. my.
has been reduced four fset and Eve incbes ~ =
pumps are kept going from four O'Clock in the mornin
to eight in the evening 1t ia calculated that the Doc
will not be cleared In less than three werks-there ar
yet in some parts OF i twenty feet Of water.
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THE HERALD FOR EUROPE
80 = N lis
BY THE
q X z AT WE e RN.

The steamship Great Western will leave this
port to morrow afternoon for Liverpool, and her
letter bags will close at half past two o'clock
Our regular edition Of The Herald for Europe,
will be ready at one o'clock p NJ, in time TO be
sent by the mails of this steamer. II will contain
the latest news from Mexico, and the army of
invasion-a review of thee ommercal, financial,
and political affairs of the country, and every
other news that may arrive up to the hour of pub
licaton.
The price ofthe paper in wrappers, will be six
pence per copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19

News FROM BEaMUpA-MExIcAN ArrAIRs-We
received last night by the Falcon, Capt Pitts, from
Bermuda, the Royal Gazette to the llth instant,
inclusive.
1t contains the following items
A ship from New York, out days. bound to New
Orleans, boarded by Mr. James Richardson East
End Pilot on Sunday last the captain of which was
anxious to know If any Mexican prvateers had been
about these Islands
H. M steamer Vesuvius, Commander OCallaghan
from Vera Cruz, arrived here Sunday last for fuel
and water. She sailed last evening for Halifax
The Vesuvius, haviDg ~ cases of yellow fever on
board placed by the authorities under
tine, and the greatest prccauon used to prevent
communication with her. Eleven Of her had died
of fever 1t is reported but vouch not Cor its
rectpess that her first and second engineers had died
We informed that the American squadron continue
the blockade of Tampico and Vera Cruz but that the
bombardment of st Juan de Ullos had taken place
the squadron waiting orders from Washington The yell
low fever had broken out on board the squadron
The Endymion, had several Of fever board.
The Rose, still free from IT,
An engineer of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company,
who volunteered his services from Vera Cruz to Berm
da in the Vesuvus has been removed to Ports Island
under Quarantine. He has not had the fever.
We have before given the report Of the Vesu-
vius, but are disposed to doubt the yellow fever
part Of the story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19
Sporting InteiliUence.

ATHLETIC GAMES AVID SroRrs--In consequence of the
heavy fall of rain Monday, this has been
postponed to this day. half past threc when doubt
from the character Of the sports the Centrevle course
VIII be crowded. Thousands attended the like amusc
ment in Boston
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Literary Intelligence.

The commencement at Amherst College took place on
Thursday, 18th. The degree of A. b. conferred on
twentysix young gentlemen. About twenty have Joined
the next Freshman class No ID. ID. degrees con.
fcrred Dr. r. Beecher. Of Boston, addressed the literary
societies of the college, and Dr. d. Bacon of Ne Haven
the Society of Inquiry The Rev MIR Leavitt of Prov
dsnce, viii address the Alumni nent year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19

FROM THE SANDWICH lsLASps-Accounts from
Honolulu by the usual route from China and the
India overland mail to England have been received in
this city. The French had restored, in the original
packages, the S200O0 which they had taken from the
of the stpuatons Of the forced treaty that
duty should be charged mporstions of French
goods and had formed treaty by which the Hawaiian
government permitted to levy any duty they chose
wines and spirits provided such duty should not be
prohbitory. The government had accordingly laid
duty Of So per gallon brandy, and 81 per gallon on
Wine.--Bosfon .Idr .4ug Is
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ARRIVAL Cr THE
STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA
AT BOSTON.
NINE DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT.


The fact that the steam ship Caledonia, Capt.
Lott, was of Boston, with advices from Liverpool
to the 4th inst, inclusive, was flashed over the
lightning line about eleven o'clock yesterday
morning. 1t was announced that she would
reach her pier at East Boston at two O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, and that her news would then
be immed ately transmitted to this city
But we were disappointed. No news came
the flashes would not come through.
Attempts were made throughout the afternoon
and evening, to get the news over the line,
the operators came to the conclusion that the
wires had been severed-cut, probably, by some
rascally speculator, who felt aggreved that light
ming should NEEDLE with the news of the day, and
upset some speculation in corn or cotton. But
whether the wires were desgnedly cut or acct
dentally broken, we are not sure all we posi-
tive of, is that we have not received the news,
and can't get it till the mail arrives thi. morning
We understand that the Directors of the Tele-
graph Company have appropriated five hundred
dollars, to offer as a reward for the apprehension
of any one who is so lost to decency and the pro-
gress of the age, to cut the wires, and cheat the
public out of interesting intelligence.
This line cut when the Great Western
arrived; and this is, therefore, the second outrage
of the kind that has probably been committed
between here and Boston.
All this, however, cannot now be helped.
Immediately after we receive our papers, we
shall issue an EXTRA HERALD containing the
news in full.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19

VIsrTERs AT SARATOGA SPRINes.-Ihe wnoie
number of arrivals at Saratoga by railroad, hom
the 9th the 18th inst, both inclusive was 224 The
Daily Republican Of the l4th says;- The whole num-
Der OF strangers in town. cannot DO less than a0u
The weather remarkably fne and the tide Of fashion
is setting in from all directions The month Of Au-
gust bids fair 10 be the gayest and most delightful we
of Congress politicians naturally directing their at
tenton Saratoga the most favorable spot for plan
ming their operations for the next Presidential campaign
The great ball of at the United states
Hotel Friday night and the most brilliant affair
ever known there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19

Extract of letter sived in Boston from highly
spectacle mercantile house, dated
HAVANA, Aug 6-Tbe steamer Charleston (from
Charleston) only brought letter from her consgnes,
as learn She taken up by 'he late minister Of FL
nance of Mexico under Santa Anna. (hr Murphy or
Murfo and had FIVE days passage; but do not hear
that he has come any particular mission. He came
out in the Cambria and Lord Pamerston just before
he sailed He wanted to learn sny assistance could bs
relied from England in the Mexican war with the
United states; and the Minister Lord told him no. and
that they must fight it out we'll they could make
peace On the best terms they could"
II is stated that number of Customhouss officers have
been sent MatsmoIas watch the arrival Of goods
that they may be enabled TO collect the customs aer
the American forces have abandoned the city This fact
10 said to seriously affect business in Matamoras
The Mexicans are gradually becoming convinced that
10 useless to make upon tho United Stass and to
their advantage to make peace, and put down their
revolutionary leaders.
A letter received at Matamoras has the following
direction To Johnny Nc, army of occupation
Texas Gineral Tailor this from Johnny ss, Johnny
vol unteered for his country don't forget him"
Is said that while volun,esr ofcsrs pransing
abe tho streets their fne chargers that the MsA
viii be bargaining among each other for the de-
livery Of them to purchasers adept they in stealing
horses.
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Police lntelltRence.

AUousr ls-Pick Pockets at Work.-A Mrs Lynch,
containing $50 in bank bills, while in auction shop in
Chatham Square. yesterday No clue to the thief.
Burglary The dwelling house, No II Amity street,
glarously entered between Saturday night and
Monday morning. by young rascals in the absence
of the family, who are in the country They evil
misses were turned almost upside down, and bureau
drawers empied and scattered all over the floor No
arrest
Robbins a Miikman-- Officer Van Norden of the l4th
ward, arrested four boys yesterday, by the of
James McKeon James Collins, Bill Kennedy, and Bill
Mcowen charged with stealing SIS in pennies from
milkman's wagon standing Centre Market belong.
ing to James Crawford who occupied at the time Of
freshmsnts. Committed BY Justice Taylor for trial.
Receiving Stolen Goods-A man called John Egan, and
a woman called Sarah Keegan alias Ryerson we're both
arrested charge of receiving stolen goodsa search
warrant having been issued by Justice Merritt to search
their premises and portion Of the property found
Stealing Spoons.-A black fellow, called Bill Hymsr
arrested yesterday charge Of stealing six silver
Madison street The property found in the prison
ers possession. Committed to prison for trial
d1dna BY Of
Judge Woodwork, of Albany, was brought into the
police Office by officer Burnley, of the lower police in
by Justice Osborne he committed the City Pr-
son, to be further examined by DR. Tompkins the skill
full surgeon of that establishment
Stealing from Steamboat-A very respectable look.
ing man was arrested Yesterday afternoon by officer ST.
mons Of the first ward by the name of Phillip Osrsnder
articles, valued at So from board the steamboat At
lantic lying at pier No North River Committed for
trial by Justice Osborne
On the T" Sneak "a fellow called Charles Raynor
was caught in the act of stealing plated table castor
from the basement of No l2s Greenwich street, belong
ing to Mrs. Harriet Stevens Locked up for trial.
Petit Larceny--A black fellow, called George Morri
arrested yesterday by officer Barnes Of the 5ti
ward, chsrged with stealing 81 so belonging to Mrs
williams residing at No. Ils Reed street Also stealing
various articles of furniture belonging Ro
sannah Cox No l43 Reed street. Committed for trial
Stealing Money-Ann Donnely was detected in the
act of stealing purse containing S. belonging to Johr
Fullsn. Locked up.
arrest on Suspicion-A man called Sylvester, ALA
Bookman, arrested yesterday by policeman of the
18th Ward suspicion Of burg ariously entering lea
Their store in Houston street. and likewise charge
stealing horse Committed for examination by Justice
Taylor.
Stealing Clothing.-A fellow called Leforge Garrett
was arrested yesterday, charged with stealing frock
coat, and two pair of pantaloons. Locked up.
Charge of Thsft-Ofhcer McManus Of the 9th Ward
arrested yesterday person charge of stealing
silk Dress valued at $24 belonging to Adeline Thomp
son. residing at No 1876 Church street Locked up for
trial by Justice Osborne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19

The CALIFORNIA ExPEpIrIoN.-We now learn
that three ships have been chartered to take out
the New YotkLegion, California regiment, to
the Pacific. They are the Susan Drew, Loo Choo,
and Thomas r. Perkins. The two first are taken
ar$20 900 each, and the latter at s22 900. tits
pected that the expedition will not be ready for
sea before the LIST proxmo The Thomas r. Per-
kins is to come round from Boston.
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Nayal InteIlix~nce.

No person shall hereafter receive the appointment of
naval constructor in the navy Of the United States unless
he shall have been examined AMI approved by board to
be designated for that purpose by the Secretary OF the
Navy
No person shall hereafter receive the appointment Of
boetswain, gunner carpener, samaker in the navy
OF the United States unless he shall have been examined
and approved by board to designated for that pur
pose by the Secretary Of the Navy
GEORGE BANCROFT
NAVY DEPARTMENT, August H. 1916
u. s. s:oop Of war Saratoga, Commander shubrick
at Bahia, July and would sail in few days for
Rio Janeiro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19

DIPLOMATIC MovEMENrs.-The Right Hon.
Richard Pakenham, H. B. M. Envoy at Wash.
ington, accompanied by the Hon. Spencer Pom
sonby, attache to the embassy, arrived at the City
Hotel yesterday, route to Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19

On Monday night Goth ul the officers of Her Majesty
Custom this port, seized twenty -four barrels Uniey
States rum and one Of clocks, which were beil1
landed ct Chance Hsrbor from large open boat.-bi
yshH Okssrvsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19

EXECUTION OF WYATr.-We learn, by tele-
graphic report received at Albany, that Wyatt
was executed at Auburn, at three o'clock on Mon
day afternoon.