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The New York herald., 1846-06-02
HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS

vINHE LARGEST ESTABLlSHMENT ever organized in
the United States, comprising $50 Men and Horses,
seians. &c Monday and Tuesday, and "a Of june, will
Columbu.-Friday 5h, Porsmouth-Saturday 6th and
MSndsy sth s;. (, E EHsm;buEEh Pa The company r..
Rss:'''' F'St,f kff! e III GEsxssfr arrived from
whose new style Of Equestrian Fss peculiarly he, own,
snd he Charming "se which she cham. audi
render this gifted and arfis the lead
feature Of the this country The Proprieto
fer the public to the brilliant description given in the
ed by this distinguished arte Among the novelties which
the f0D'''0'' SAS '1t ANS 4F FfGsn
Their height is 4 feet and their weight over 100 bs Mr.
gane.. in the world They will appear in Jack and the
strength and agility, and will ride in two horse The
entertainments will comprise II Acts Of Gym
.Eqaeslran Director Mr.. HoWEs Riding Master. Mr..
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers Is the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose feas
nile Act of Horsemanshp by Master Nixon Olympic Exer
Nj T:
heir % and GoupnSs NJ Sweet
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his Neurological and
brilliant Act of Fancies Of Proteus" Mr.; G. Howes in
mitable Dan Emmit their head The Original Banjo Melo
dist With variety Of others. The whole comprising the
leading talented and classic performers the world
my3l II nc
A TLANTIC GARDEN is NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A SEASON-Dedworhs Cornet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June nd, at
mys smsrc WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor
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TO VOCALISTS, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRE.
CAL PROFESSION.

NV COKBYN Manager OF the swiss Bell Ringers,
w spectfully informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical that he will have fulfilled his
the above band IN few weeks and tenders his
vices travelling agent musical professor band COM
artists of talent about travel
Having completed his second throughout the United
States the Canadas Texas, and the Island Of Cuba during
and made acquainted with those details and
statistics and useful TO professional
be believes that his services will advantageous any
party with whom he may engage.
Letters addressed W. Corbyn Manager Of the Swiss Bell
Ringers care Sol Smith ESQ., theatre st. Louis, Mo-, f
mailed May 10TH and prepaid, will meet with prompt
attention that time. ala tire
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ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be re-
IN ceived the Once OF the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence
Railroad Company this CITY, from the nth 9th Of June
next for the Grading Masonry and Bridging OF division
the road extending from point Portland Roy.
NIL, river IN North Ysrmosth distance Of sb9ut u miles
requisite information given the Engineers Once in Port
land on and after the 18th Of June
offering contract the work. who unknown
to the the directors, will be required
accompany their proposals with references character
and ability.
further extension cf the road, embracing distance Of
some fifteen or additional miles, will be prepared for
and put under contract about the first Of August
By order Of the Board Of DIRECTOR
A. G. MORTON, Chief Engineer.
Portland, Me-, May 1s, 1876 myT 1mr
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BATHING, HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING.
AND VIC, MAKING,

W
DHALON, No. 81 Broadway, in Judsons Hotel so long
known a, 2A Broadway, conceiying that finely srans
ed and well conducted Bathing Department
complete his for the comfort and
Of his has the pleasure Of inform
ting shsmpqcng and bathing be carried in sye, may
The Baths unsurpassed by any the city for comfort
and and accommodate 100 person. Hot,
Cold, and Shower Baths.
Hair Cutting with clean brushes for each having
been feature his business for many years. he would
form gentlemen that he will as usual give that baanch OF his
business his personal attention. mis- imsr
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SARONY MAJOR respectfully inform their friend
and the public that they have removed their establish
san keep on hand large assortment 0 the best selected
cheap Lhogrsphc Prints Their reputation, already
confden. that they viii obtain continuance Of the public
Of Lithography Portraits, Plans, Maps Landscapes Ana
tomicai Drawing &C. &C., executsdin style which will
unv12i irn&r
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BELMONT HALL.
.Srhoofpu's Maintain Mineral Cfn.i,i or

THIS DELIGHTFUL summer retreat is again opened in
much inviting style than before presented
70 the public offering every inducement fashionable
ing place could only the invalid but the gay the ep
all will be amply repaid visit to the Hall where the best
trouble will be spared procuring the choice
aecacies for the table. The bedrooms which large and
airy, supplied with every comfort.
For the very liberal PATRONAGE Of the last year Mrs Hmc
tenders her sincere thanks with hope that old friends
recherche bowling saloons in the Union The two alleys
pnequslled. The building altogether splendid affair
having four devoted the gentlemen for reading sit
ting billiard and bar This with other
aSssmspSt Route & by railroad from Jsr.sy Ey Morris
Courandt street boat leaves every morning at A. NJ
arrives NJ thought essary expatate upon
this lovely spot band Of musicians and families
would do well to secure early
N.B.-Horses and carriages to let.
je2 3teodsrrc MRS T.. A. HINCHMAN
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No. Lives Insured.
BENZ. C. Miller Secretary.
JOSEPH L. LORD, Agent
JAs.STEwART, Md, Medical Examiner,l
No. 62l Bsoadway.S je2 eod2w"rc
THIS DAY is PUBLISHED.
DART TWENTY.FOUR of Virtues Devotional Family
Bible-this Part is illustrated by highly finished steel
engraving Of the Lake Of Tiberas from the Castle of Sa
phet" taken the by W. H. Bartlett Esq Published
by Geo. Virtue, late X Martin X Co., 1s John street.
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NEW YORK ILLUMINATED MAGAZINE AND
LADIES' COMPANION.
Sig Splendid Steel EngrGrngs at l2t cents per Number
he Reading Matter piH be BY the best ,criters in the
JOunfry
HAS long been the intention Of the publishers give
Il 70 the public such a magazine as can only ena-
from city like New York. and they confidently
promise that the present work shall surpass any magazine
produced in this other The plates will
be engraved by the most eminent artists from selections
made from the National Academy Of Design.
The r number will appear the st Of July and will be
published regularly the first Of each month";
will be for sale at all the Periodical Depos jei 3tism
COfAkTN EkSttlf DlsSOLUIlON.
NOT1CE.-The Copartnership heretofore existing be-
IN tween Mesrs. Willis and Scott Merchant Talors No.
ITO Broadway hereby dissolved Mr. Jas Willis autho-
the firm.
H. C. Scott will continue business at No. 40 Brosav.y
my3l 3tsrc II. c. SCOTT.
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pACKET SHIP SHERIDAN, for Livsrpoo Passenger.
L by this ship will please be board at Orleans wharf,
foot Of Wall street. tWednesday) Sd inst, at O'Clock
which time the ship will sail Letter bags will close
usual places at IL o'clock j2rc
NOTICE.
LII PERSONS are forbid harboring trusting any OF
the crew Of the British ship MERSEY from Liverpool
as no debts of their will be paid by the Captain
consignees. JOHN HERDMAN & CO.,
Je2 ltm 81 South street.
NOTICE-All persons are forbid hsrborinr or trusting
~ any Of the crew Of British ship BROOKSBY from
glasgow as no debts OF their contracting will be paid by
je2 WOODHULt & MINTURN, s7 South street.
pACKET SHIP BROOKSBY, FROM GLASGOW.-
Consignees will please send their permits board foot
Of Dover street, E. r. without delay All goods per
mtted in five days will be to the public store
je2 WOODHULL & MiNTURN, 81 South street
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0roAt Demand Tor NcWs--Phfladelphl
Agents for the Herald O. B. Zieber Co.. Ledger Build
Ing 81 street. below Chesnut whore adv
ceved and where those wishing subscribe will please
leave their and have the paper served regularly
car, Terms cents per month, including the Sunday He
yald 63 cents withontst Single copies cents. I'm
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LAW has been passed. auhoriling the formation of
"A Corps Of Ssppers, Miners and Pontoniers Engineer
Soldiers The company will consist of 100 men, vz-o
geants master workmen; 10 eorporas ovsneers
musicans 30 pvaes Of the first class srtce and %
prvates Of the I'd class, or laborers
The term Of enlistment five years. and but and
intelligent mechanics will be received The classification
Sbove mentioned will depend upon their merits and will
thar the pay Of this corps in proportion to the qualifications
$prvafes OF the M class Sl3-snd OF the I'd class So Be-
sides this they will be subssted clothed and furnished with
all medical United
States The subsstence clothing &C., may be fairly
ted at $l2 per month";
For further pacuars enquire the recruiting rendez-
us Cedar Recruits for this company will also
be rece ed ar est Point N " 2wvr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-04-03
TEXAS EMIGRANTS.

This country does no, appear to he ex-
aclly the promised land after all. Some
Of the inhabitants of the border States,
who were most anxious for annexation,
appear to have, after personal cxami.
nation, rather a contemptuous opinion Of
our new sister. writer in the Litle
Rock A kansas Gazette, exclaims:
:" ! thank God am hete again New Or
loans > shall he in Union, Arkansas, in Il few
days-bag and baggage--hnving slready enjoyed
enough OF the blessings Of Texas am salts,
fed. and shall settle myself IN Union county
totally used up!
Please say to all our friends, that If they ish
to 20 TO Texas, just see II in the winter, and not
move until they have seen il | will write you
gain when settle. know
this will surprise you but ! have never seen =
country much overrated as Texrs. Hundreds
of persons would return If obey could, hut can.
not A poor man bus no business there, II he
knew it,"
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Iolrely different. In the case OF Texas
ms was against US in the case Of Ore.
~ lime was for US and hence The diil r
|oce in my policy. Texas has been soeu.
lad We were at point where she must
lome under our influence, or under that of
kogland. | was anxious to prevent the
Ter. and secure the former ; aud knew
r., lime would he against us. | had to
IooIeud against time, which waits for no
t,ao. That was no case for a mastery in
k.,y;ly. | therefore wresiled boldly with
|Ss question, and success has proved that
H. nolicy was sound. But, in the case of
6,sson. time was in our favor. My poll.
|, IN both cases was the same-to avoid
e., and 10 preserve peace. ! had no fears
[fw.r with England. | knew that Texas
| as an independent State, aud had SO been
acknowledged by England herself; so that,
4 the p.ople OF Texas consented TO the an
ko,ation. the opposition Of England had
[olhine to stand on and that we bad moth
4, 10 fear from Mexico, unless she was
kl5ed by England; aud that England would
| /, aid her unless with view 10 The Ore
an question. And thought that, # the
question was not settled, there would
r bitter feeling between US aud England.
H. are both The descendants Of the same
I,ock-bolh jealous and btave--both fond
/ too rond) Of war, England would have in'
refred, and then II would cost us war
l. recover that which, BY wise and bold
cy we might have eileciualy secured.
NJ. BERRIE\ next obtained the floor
nj iLe Senate adjourned.
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Mareh, 10, 1915,
IMPORTANT MESSAGE.

In the Senate on the l7th ultimo, Mr..
Dayton moved resolution, which was n.
doptcd, asking tho President whether in
his Judgment, any circumstance connected
with or growing out Of the foreign relations
Of the country require nj this Time any To-
crease Of our naval or military force and
what those circumstances are" On the
9Th ult. the President scnt the following
Message 10 the Senate in reply;
To he Senate Of the United States:
"a answer to the inquiry Of the Senate, con.
tanned in their resolution Of the lith INST, whoth-
cr, in my Judgment, any circumstances con.
aected with, or growing out Of the foreign rela.
tirrs Of tins country require at thls time an in.
crease Of our naval or military 'orec y and It so,
"whFt those circumstances are" have TO es
press the opinion, that a wise ptecauuon demands
such increase,
In NV annual message Of the % of December
last. | recommended to tho favorable consdera.
ton of Congress an increase OF our naval.force,
oapecially OF our stoam navy, and the raising of
an adequate military force to guard and protect
such OF our citizens might think proper to
ON fgrate to Oregon. Since that period, have
seen no cause to recall or modify these recon-
mendations. On the contrary reasons exist which
in my judgment, render it proper not only that
they should be promptly carried into effect, hut
that additional provision should be madeifor the
public defence.
Tie consideration Of such additional provision
was brought before appropriate committees o! the
/ two houses Of Congress, in answer TO calls made
by them, in reports prepared, with my sanction,
by the Secretary OF War and the Secretary of the
NAVY, on the 99th Of December and the Sth OF
January last a mode OF communication With
Congress not unusual and, under existing cir
cumstancos bclered TO Ire the most eligible -
Subsequent events have confirmed INC IN the opin.
7 ion that these recommendations were proper as
precautionary measures.
II wa.a wise maxim Of the Father Of his coun.
l. try, that "to be- prepared for war, is one of the
most efficient means of preserving peace :" and
that, avoiding occasions ct expense by cultva.
ting peace" we should remember also, that
timely Disbursements to prepare tor danger fire.
oueptly prevent much greater disbursements TO
| ropel It." The general obligations to perform
/ this duty is greatly strengthened by facts known
| 10 the whole world, A controversy respecting the
Oregon territory now exists between the Uni.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Mrs. Mary Oliver, near Rollins Store, 7. @
Moore County. n C.. requests US TO notice thu
disappearance Of her son, John Oliver, who LET
home on the Eth ut., and has not since beer
heard Of lie was subject TO fits, and his mine
was impaired, being constantly possessed Will
the idea that some perron Sas pursuing him tt
shoot him, SC. lie is about 81 or 81 years old
weighs 10 or $50, is we'll proportoned, strong
bale, and hearty looking. Before he was attilc
ted he had been to Alabsma, and other places
and has recently tslkod of going to Tennessee.
ANY Information of him will be thankfully re
ceivcd by his distressed Mother.-Fay obs.
IT Editors Of papers are requested TO copy,
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TILE INCENnIARY.

Some demon in human form, attempted
to fire the square on the South side Of
Market street, early this morning by set.
ting fire to barrel Of shavings saturated
with Spirits Turpentine, which was placed
no doubt during the night, in a small out.
house in the yard Of the Rev. A. P. Repi.
ton. Fortunately, it was discovered be.
fore communicating with the building,
thereby saving the square. This ia the
third attempt to destroy this portion Of our
town within q few weeks Wilmington
Commercial.
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WHAT THE ADMINISTRATIONS has
DONE

We Yesterday. briefly, spoke d what
h. Administration had MOI done and Ne
4 ,oceed nov, 10 the same brief way, Il
kommenl upon what II ha. done. Aut
1 are surely safe when we signify ouI
,en,ious 10 the discussion, 10 use brew
FOR. 10 reality, VIC have not the una
enals, 10 such a theme. 10 amplIiy, had
n tie disposition. Indeed, We might
keoroprlalely sum up all that W know, hy
lopiiug the nnecdoie applied ~ Tins con
{nion, by O correspondent Of this pupcr
me weeks ago. The Administration
la. certainly, 40 one can dispute It, all
hus, acknoU ledge It, cun,rsed. ever since
came into power, "ro MAKE 4 FUSS,
&sNEaALLY. What has 1ccn effected
3.ahef than this, We arc not Informed.
On Il cannot b. coniendcl that the pro.
Sctption Of Whig Office holders, and the
eaaiding Of Locoioco otlice seekers, Is
% exception 10 the rule. On The con.
mry, rs all this has resulted 10 10 uun.
! ef II good whatever 70 tie nation, We
nusl SET Il down merely as par, and par
III 81 the russ GENERALLY "a slight al
Rtlon 10 the confusion and disturbance,
nto which the whole country has been
brown.
II IS sulliccn, nay, perhaps, Il may be
thought glory enough, that iof twelve
booths the Administration has been cy.
lrlag itself to keep every thing, as the
: phrase u, IN 4" hot water and has mos,
fImirabIy succeeded Is universal con.
|aat, the Administration i allowed to
ave been earnest, energetic, and active
i bnnsing about this rather uucomlor.
tIe result. lis merits are not. there
: re, only negative they are direct anI
|HBe.
t. be on the verge uf a war with Great
Iidau-and within 40 ace OF waf
|sHh Mexico, to give the cold shoulder
/ France, nnd TO dcrldc all ChrIstcuJom
b unworthy to arbitrate for ~ TO threat.
| 10 bosilalics v.,h every body who med
ra with South America, and 20 menace
he world with the idea u taking pos
session. u the whole OF North America
aal pats sdJlcent;' 70 put the lar.a
10 jeopardy, aud to contemplate the &c.
|sluecnon Of the Sub Treasury to make
Commerce hesitate, MANUFACTURERS halt
AID Industry pause; surely to have brought
tbs to pass IA twelve sItotl months, IS
sufficient explanation Of What the Ad
Imtu'an;lon hIs done
Without more ado, lhon, VIC 'akc out
cave Of the subject, Submitting the WHOLE
case, wiih our two short chapters upor
| q Which are, indeed hnl dcraiion- %
uhal We have more than once said be-
fore, 10 the calm consideration Of our rca
tefs.-Altr. Gds.
"haIis i, that pays less, in proportion 8,
the trouble Of cultivation, than any thn!
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MISSISSIPPI,

The Legislature Of this State adjourned
on the 9Th instant. Among the acts which
it passed is one for dividing the Snle into
four Cong ressional districts, in conformity
to the general law Of Congress. An act
was also passed which grants presumption
rights to settlers on the five hundred rhous
aud nc,es of land, donated TO the State By
Congress for purposes Of internal improve.
menl.
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TUE NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROR,
a NEW VOLUME
90
TIE WEEKLY MIRROR
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~ Inc B'gginR System, 80 much 10 vogue with
me o. Tie periodicals Of the dsy, will not be 70
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S'lNAL TALES aud ESSAYS not surpassed
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we Wo ARylcLEs each week still exists, and will
',,'ane during the mex, volume.
iHe Elegant Quarto Form Of the Mirror, will
VIZ ep 10 Two Handsome Volumes at the end
Us year, well worth preserving az faithful and
Ptued Literary Records u the Time, II twill be
ce'husomelT printed on fine pnper manufactured
!, 'he express purpose, and will be forwarded by
' earliest mails, IN strong wrappers, To every
pH'oi The United States and Canada. Postage
y" within thirty miles of New York.
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DESCENDANTS WANTED.

Ia the debate in the Massachusetts Lee
gisIature, on Friday, MIR, Gies, of Boston,
said tina, he was endeavorlng 10 find some
of the descendants of Miles Slandish, as
they had at the present time, locked up in
the British Court of Chancery, no less than
six majors, yielding an annual income OF
f60,0
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COI.tlMBIA- MARru aG
REMARKS

COTTON.-The Hibernate accounts 10 the
4th Of March, came 10 hand on Monday even.
ng, showing decline N the Liverpool market
Of a 1t, d.appointing the expeditions of holders
in consequence of which, our market has CIV
en- way cent. We quote to u; aud dull.
CORA.--No change.
FLOUR is on the decine-a good article Of
country. will not command more than sc to sGi
BACON.-Duil, at ca 10 cunts Temper.
oAcs .fGrecdts.
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ERnM TEXAS

The army had marched from Corpus
Christi towards the Rio Grande, much ex.
cited with report that a Mexican army
was on that river, ready to oppose them.
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MARRIED

In tits county, on Tuesday evening last, BY the
Rev. Mi Freeman, Mr.. A. +. MoREE 10 Miss
MARGARET L., daughter CT David IIender
son, ESQ.,
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A great sensation is stated 10 have been
excited at Paris BY the extraordinary phe.
nomenon Of young girl, from Normandy,
who possesses the electric power Of the
torpedo, NJ. Arago has made several proofs
of this singular quality.