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The New York herald., 1846-06-04
Sporting Intelligence.

New Yoxx JOCKEY CLus SrRINo RACES - UxeN
CovRsr, LoNo IsLAyp.--SEcoND DAY, (WEDNEsDAY.)--
The attendance most lmited did not equal the
thousands of the previous day. This entirely owing
to the management Of the whole affair Had good sense
prevailed the three and four mile would have been
made for different days. and the minor affairs mixed up
with them but II was the two grand features Of the
meeting came OF on the st day. and there nothing
left to attract for tho second This will account for the
attendance this day The weather most favorable,
lar different from that Of the prsvionday and the track
in toerable order But beyond this al cold and in
dierent-scarcc member Of the Jockey Club present
what did take place would not have di.graced them
for the first piece Of sport announced namely purse Of
$20o free for all ages-two mile heats. Entries =
s. Lairds b. h. Bob Logic, by Imp Langford, dam by
Jas K. Van Matters b. by Imp Lsngford out Of Caro-
Charles s. Loyd's gr Esta, by Bolivar, dam by Imp
The latter did show At the start Logic took the
ancs bu. going rather slow to the haltc 70
offered on Logic and no takes aiterward: 20 10 with
.ns q ss n 1ss s.ss Si x e.
s ss.s e =: y ssis A.:
a7s although the msksePers ON the grand stand made
second hsst-Fivs to ono was now freely offered on
aSs:r they y wsS. S well .os.tasr S BOTH son. c sSss
I'd length in front Al the drewgate coming in,
they looked ks abreast but the colt led home after
hard about half length In front, for the 6rst mile.
s.; =: Any ::ss
but notwithstanding most beautiful struggle ensued
Logic led home in comparative ease by length IN sm
McComb rode the winning horse. esi & asfriao
The next was race, mile heats for which entries
Mr. Copover,s 81 III satan s vears stt~
Mr. Ksndalls Langford c.
Mr. ---'s sor. h Revenge
The latter looked wei in some respects and consider
ing he had been only week In training, and
race before. made very nne show At the start the
:orrsl soGk the lead Tie Lsngsord colt veil up satan
Langord colt came in 'front.' which he maintained homo
in I'm b6s. Satan nearly dst1nced
Second heaGThs soel took the lead; At the quarter
for abort time; but shortly. ssr the latter s Oh 70
wards the half and the Langord colt maintained his po
.on hcms soss six snghs in front q hs !orTs n n
neT T,r was rode by McComD ip ysry good .yls vet
Jockey Club, and is to Be feared, nH3ep sh9gs - -
Rsss R.1.s'd very differently this = 1A' M'.'s'''
TRorrsra ON rHr CErrnrviLLE TaAeks-zf esssiaJ{ ~
there wes tolerable muster On The IT,, ~ .h~ss
ness the folowng'A purse Of ~ .ls ~ - ~sdistsiy
ssr he 1 race: over s. Union coa''s The following
4 Ten Eyck sns.rsd Oh g.. -. Sas,,ss;lI sJS ssTT
m. cSnsp .ss1. .ss.s sssss'S xs s :,: soua
Il: . :,s = .ssS. q e.: sA 4. Z ;s'-T1iss *.
second kssi i s siyls, n 9. - The third heat Sy
sbout AZ engshs IN a. ~ the s1ie
tactics tactic ?, Ss a:sH sosS d Ss training and driving
sucosssfal ansA, and deserves every praise ior nv
efforts
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

TH CONSULAR SYsrEm.-What is thu reason
that Congress does not take M the consular svs-
tenn Of the United States, and amend Il 90 .. 10
put this important branch of the public scrv;c. !,
some respectable position in the severn, coun,,..
70 which our consus are sent' The consuls COM
pose one OF the most important branches of the
government, more important and more practical
'nan tne diplomatic corps. Yet they have been
almost altogether overlooked The whole system
should be re-organized, and every Amercan Con-
SUI should be aioweda respectable salary, 50 a. to
make MN respectable agent OF his country.
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

Tne eFronc0-Am0K1ca1m.
= AZ . meeting held on Tussday evening, June I'd, at
gonnards No o. Nassau street, Of the friends Of the
abovenamed newspaper, II wss ~
sustained by loan -
Fsso.ved That subscriptions be opened 10 carry cut
Received, That the following named gentlemen be
n sfthc Ffanco-Americoin. 80
Resolved That the greatest mart Of tho svr, h.v,.s
been subscribed the publication OF the
will be suspended until Monday next to enable the Com
mittee TO collect the balance.
George Davis, Barnos aine,
George Courvoisier, Bonnard,
George Ponsot, John Holland
Louis Lcclcre, Wattripont
Gucringer
LOUIS LECLERE, Chairman.
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Greet Dsnsnd sbs Nsws--PhlledelPhi..


wednesday, June 3-8 r. m.
Tho market very heavy this morning and prices
fell OF slightlv. Harlem fen on u Norwich and wor-
cecter Il Morris Canal !; Long Island /; Ohio es !;
Pennsylvania SIS /.
There very few transactions at the second board
but prices fell of fraction from those current At the rst
board We do not recollsct when the stock market has
been dull and heavy II has during the past two or
three weeks. There has hardly been enough done to
employ half dozon brokers, and the commissions on
the sales would hardly sues to pay tho rent Of the
room in which the board sits. would not be bad
move the board to adjourn for two or three weeks
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company will pay
dividend of per cent the .iquidatsd claims for
losses, on the 5th instant.
The earnings of the Eastern Division of the Es Rail-
road for the month Of May, ls45 and ls4s, an
nexed =
New YoRx AND ERiE RAlLRoAD
Passengers and Mail. 6,46S W
Total .$l4,6l9 80
= Same time last year. lS,4S0 Al
lncrease. .'$AsA~o W
This shoWs an increase of about eight per cent.
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

svyrssoa Covsr2oa a. 81 "a "A. IS, %. A. 81, %,
80, Ao Al, ~, ~, ~, 45 4g, Al 49, 5o 81, 52 80
CoMmor PLEAs-ls part, a. ~, II, l3, 2SS, ss ~,
g. 81 end part I7s es lla 100, ie2 1884, 100, 2eA 100,
100, 2c9, I&e, 81, I3S, les, ~
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80 RutavV lao65e Tine Ane 13oeal, st BAi-
u1ss has rsosy under the msnagsment Of Messrs
Jaekon and Crnon gentleman ho are well and ayorabiy
e s sa p % s'ss Il:
in their account Of the opening describe Is spsss WIN
every conoE and 70, s S
plee refumshng and renovaon-and in no respect 70 II
surpassed by any hotel in the country ana oy
few.
Remarkable Cheap Dry Goods-Ths re-
store Of W. Gardner, of 22l Greenwich street. has drawn
hundreds his who have purcs,ssd 70 m
Organ Mu ss. worth .. Cd and ss; Dsla.ss q Is.
worth ss Enslish prints a Isl COS, 22 cents A%snean ra
rom 20 TO % cents Linen Csnbric Handksrchiss At nae
cents worth 2s Cssts Spool Conoe 4 Ia PEI DOZEN ~
ssIy Gloves per pair. upwsds with any Other DE-
crpton Of goods the same rates hs same being sock
Of an unfortunate jobbsr. and must be sold sf once
superior Musical Tuition Hbr Yeung Ladies.
To Parents end Guardins.-Mssic Taught on the most
ss Mis Hss e.
EYrope sad who imparts with facility ,nGseafn r s
5 60 .s ins
female psss either her own rssidsncs or a. lhs.r
be attended To- or .ppcson ns It Is Mercer where
the lady rssdss win receive personal attention m2 im
Great Demand mr. News-Phlladelphi.
e. zsss zssss
ceved and whore those wishing subscribe will please
sss ss: :% ais ss
% sa PEI sss :oos. ss. ss
Navigasssn sf tAs Ohio RIVER.
Places Nne State Of Rivsv.
Cincinnati Nay g 81 sss ss; inches
~ neoun8, May 0.. sot ioeN
Pitt.!buIE Nay g. s. feet Zee. ris;ins 4 i1.
AouisvAAaos may 20. -. - Aeess iAsCuos'
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

soLuSTEERs.-The army Of fifty thousand now
mastering into the service OF the United States
throughout the country. preparatory to the inva-
son OF Mexico, will form an army Of invasion diff.
feren' from any that has yet been seen in the world
This great body of men will be composed Of the
most animated, energetic, and en,erpr;,iny sur
plus population Of the country. They are abou,
gong on an expedition to Mexico, for the purpose
Of bringing that unfortunate country into a re-
spectacle condition. and it is probable tha, after
thas shall have been accomplished, most of them
wlD remain and sette in the Northern States OF
Mexico, establish themselves, and then send for
then families from the United States. They will
'orm 'ne advanced guard Of a mighty emigration,
u'ai wan hereafter renew the spirit and common
sense Of the people
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

City Intelligence s n
FOURTH WARD ELECTION RErURrs.-The official re
turns Of the election in the fourhlward ION Monday
q follows
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

Portable Dressing Casesy.rhe subsrr1bers
having completed their Of the above
mead them 70 the pgse and sh. most complete
Case for long short manufactured both
regards utility, durability and chespness
q. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway,
few dotu above Courslandt street
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

InMuem xa.o-Thc Inevitable conseQuence
Of the late singular weather gradually showing ssef
In the city I attack will BE- known by Of the
throat headache wearness, and pains the limbs. An
psdsle apteAcp iot Fulton opposite ST. Psnls
church. q Mn. Csrops Mrdisassd yApor Baths, viii
vent and ehectusly the disease.
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

xsnsrhar1u>nnSo Beclctys-At Meeting Of
~. .hcvs 9cessy held Saturday May 90 the following
soasos pssssd unanimousy and ordered 70 Be publish
Hssolvsd That tbs thanks Of the sqeiety be presented
SisrcsA rseo. M,dshe Otto Miss l. NorsIa Mr.. beu,
hs Esd.s. and libsTaty performing sr.t.ossIy 4
May aso the other Professional and Amateur sssis
received from the New York Sacred Mueic Society,
snd other Ladies and Gentlemen who vol6atesred.
Iffs BY order, 81 Lt..A .gR az
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BrosdwThs ntsspssng sad fashionahls place Of
ce Of the agreeable lounges the city Among
Prssdsns ofh United States Naval oser rcsn oraors,
ted in the very highest style ofthe ART
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

We are happy % state that the cemplain
made by Moat agassf Mr. Henry Suyda. haviag been full
~ ts Grand Jury. usasmoasy dismisse
and igaored being entirely groundes and fully
him.
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

MES have been for ever fiuctuating. in conse-
quence OF the unsteaainess of the domestic af-
fairs of the country. Mexican capitalists, too,
have lost their large investments in consequence
OF the unsettled state of the country. Every de-
magoguc who could command sufficient money
to buy the services of FIVE hundred raneheyos, or
bandits, would forthwith issue yvonxneiamento,
march upon the capital, with the blasphe nous
incription Of "God and Liberty" on his banner,
overturn tho existing weak and inefficient govern
mont, and then trample onthc liberties and squan-
der the properties of the people. Mexican, Ame-
rican, and European capital is thus continually at
the mercy Of rabble, and their interests may at
any moment bc-as they have often bscn--wan-
tonly sacrificed.
But tho end Of this military dcspotism is an
preaching. Not content with issuing yonvncia-
mewtos, and waging war on each other. the fac
tons and unprincipled rulers of Mexico have
lately made war upon the United States. and il is
now evidently the duty, as il is providentiallv.
perhaps, the province Of our government, to in
fiict summary chastscment upon those factious
demagogues who sacrifice the best interests OF
their country to their own inordinase lust of
power We say providennally the province of
our government, for there is little doubt that If Il
had fallen to the lot of either England or France
to restore peace to the distracted nation of Mex-
leo, that rich and fertile country would in all pro-
liability, have been Puyaubed, "to pay ex-
penscs."
Let our government follow up the blow al
ready struck, by freeing the people Of Mexico
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

LOUIS LECLERE, Chairman.
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

Dlastor OF scnoonor Cotnaf1ne, Oh New YORK.
"Of tho Moro, st. Jago de Cuba, 10 May, ls46.r
About hour was thus passed, during which time the
steamer laid across the schooners bows and cumsi
ly got foul doing herself some damage her commander
insisting unconditional obedience, and the officers
and crew Of the Cathaos upholdng their captain in his
decision.
The wind was very light from the eastward; the
schooner was kept on her course going knots
and the continued their work Of washing decks,
which they had been engaged in At last after some
words Of conciliaton both sides, the apology
offered and the sausation made.
The language At FIRST used by the captain Of the steam
er was brokeHEngsh afterwards the conversation with
the lieutenant and with him in French After the
C. had passed the Moro her Aag had been hauled down.
70 that the gan topsa might be set which ntersrred
with
This done about twenty minutes before the steam
came up-but no ssch nor any explsnston given
only the intention Of insulng his dag which her captain
charged. dsnied Excepting spanish schooner, NO
other vessel In sight had her nag set
The STEAMERS mancuvres and guns were supposed to
Be signals Of communication with the Shore and could
not BE- undsrood meant for the schooner and when
she came thought she wanted to put letters
on board, or ssk for some information.
We refer the above to the consideration Of the
editors in Canada
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The PILE s.

CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR UpnAMs
:srnG Ren'd, or the cur. OF Piles Int rsseeS,'
ed physician OF New-Ycfk city. i. the only really sue.
cessu remedy for that and distressing
the Piles, ever offered to the American public
The ElectusTy Mineral NeGir,He, NO isei,
clocynta CONDO other powerful and irritating purgs
uv- No fear OF taking cold while nrder les nhueuceJ no
change IN diet necessary. IL taken according 10 directions
s c,tre for ne guaranteed
inother CeTtic,R aided ihs hundreds tina! have al
ready been received of the efficacy OF Dr. Uphsms Eloc
guNy. NEw-YosS August - 1916
lfey,r, ~ va. hcftnnm-tientS For several past
have been troubled with Piles very costvc state OF
the bowels gestion and weakness OF the system But
my complaint not being 80 severe IS TO asaole me from
business dread had OF physicians and pseni uied-
cines that until THIS spring neVe us1d any ieaicis o,
applied physician for relief The Piles then oelng so
tina. allowed several operations to be performed,
without any benefit Determined ater this TO ny other
means resd an advertisement oil cure suaran'ea ny
the use OF Dr. Uphams Eecuisry | purchased three
boxes your store and from tho use CT which tound
myself entirely cured OF tho Piles and my health much
improved. | remain, Sirs, your much indebted friend
The writer Of the above from motives OF decacy de-
cnes having his name used but authorizes refer To
him show the original Certificate 10 those no may
doubt is authenticity.
Another FACT IN r-lston TO the efficacy OF Dr. Uphan's
Electuary PHILAOsLPHlA Sept 9. 1916.
Dr. Upaam-Dear Su About i've years ago was az
elcted with what called Chronic Dysenisry. have
suffered with since, and physicians have Told me-
that liver was affected and that my bowels were ulcer
ated for blood and pgs, attended with peculiarly purd
sme were frequent discharges. short Time since
made visi, Massachusetts in hopes OF benefit from
change OF air but suffered severely than ever before
While there physician offered 10 cure me for V IN hree
mouths Happily the midst OF Intense pain, OCCASION
Ally relieved by laudanum, In wrapper OF your
Elecuary perfect description Of my complaint together
with many certificates OF THIS me great con-
6Aenc. in the medicine and purchased box and nine
of which has apparently cured me- and am prrPer
ed 10 say every hing IN IL syG6 o. mr any SERVICES
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN eEho A.,
Pron,e.or Office loo Bowery Sold. wholesale and re-
tall by WYATT 4 XETCHAM l2l yllion-sl N. V. and
c. Sloane. si Fulton''t. Brooklyn ffice 81.
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POSTSCRIPT.

Our worst fears are more than realized During
the awful gale Of Thursday the 26th, which We
gave an account Of in our paper this morning and IN
which the splendid steamer Atlantic was driven
ashore. has brought sorrow and sadness to many
hearts
This day, a, hall past clock, the steamer Mo
hecan returned from the scene of the wreck. where
she wen, this morning at about O'Clock She has
brought up TWENTY-FIVE DEAD BODIES
As was previously surmised. part of the At
lant,c 5 machinery gave ont on THURSDAY night
The steam box bursted shortly after she left New
London being wrenched apart by the heavy sea
and letting 90 her anchor she driited to within a
quarter OF mile OF Fishers Island shore-where
shewas riding al anchor when the Mohesan went
down TO her on Thursday noon.
This friday morning at O'Clock she wen,
ashore. and has gone entirely to pieces.
The persons who lost their lives. die 50 II az
tempting to ger on shore,
The following are the names OF some OF the per.
sons lost
Cert D2staa CT the Ahaaec
Dr. Haslis, OF the Nary.
Li.Ei -Ior'cE, Of the Army.
clergyman nsraed ar7Hsrars
Josa T-aasa, Mrs. JaHe #.scn, sns ,hei. children
John. Jsres snd Eleanor Jane. al family from wes.
Newburc. for Pennsylvania Robert Vine and Jacob
Walton. of the same family. saved
The following are the names OF such OF the crew
lost as we have been able to ascertain:
John Gleason, 7Aas Ge6,e, HiaAaei Doeherrs, Charlie,
Raey, joan lMaefsrian-
Among the persons lost is an Irish woman named
Eliza waoob, a domestic in the family OF Mr.
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Chsrles Lewis. believea % 3 ths orlv indiviinsl

Charles Lewis. believed To be the only individual
lost belonging 70 Nsw-LoDdon
lie foloring are TIE Names Or tie passengers :ared
Captain Geo. " Czllu-n [ :. Eng Corp. Lea5,rv
b-sus-er V Y. Cs7- Peter Esnn. Portland. C c. Or.
Louisville ~ Joel 2 andrews. New Louion Lie-r
Maynard / : y Lieut. C. : Stewart l. : Eng. ChAs
Csdnedy n Hiram Tz-box- Lisbon c., Francs Her
rex Bostsu- Geo. w. Rogers, New London c. c Corl-
stock 10 Thos TuesieI y y; Thos. Goodin- sion
Nathan Re:se. Newark Nj Z = Booth Boston =
Edward Madden Boston Charles Mrcnen. Nor
wich: C Peterson Boston HeGy Van War.
Birmingham. England. ysrnhan Marsh n Y James
Wilson Bos. Ea.h1 Atwood Mass Richd Atwood. DO.
TIE joiIo,r.nr etfcscs u the boat t-crc sa-ed
Capt Nathaniel u Allen Plot
Charles C-zndar Second do
Dennis Spellana. Wheelman;
EEss Kingston. Fist Mate
P W Cuncan Second do.
John Kee;er Seward
I'll Btraseu Second Engineer.
Join ! Gale, Third do
Charles Christian
d.. Has!er and Lieut. Nor-on, Of the Navy. went
on board the Atlantic when she landed here We'd
nesday night
a number of persons were LETT the Island al.
the residence Of Mr.. Winthrop when the Mohesan
LETT many OF whom are badly wounded and five
dead bodies were just picked mp when the Mohegan
LETT. but were not taken on board.
The No5egan has gone to Norwich, with nun
Der OF the dead and living persons taken from tie
Island. and viii return to the scene OF the wreck
this evening
Mr. Gaor-e ", Rogers, of this city it is stated
jumped from the stern Of the boat on to the beach
but before he could gather himself up he was over
taken by wave and carried far out into the boiling
surge among broken pieces OF the wreck
Capt. CrandaH. the Second Plot. states that no
earthly power could have rendered them any as
sistance on Thursday.
1t IS related of Capt. DusrAS, who took and kept
his position over the upper saloon. that to the re-
peated and earnest solicitations Of his companions
in peril not to expose himseIfthus he replied II
tie Atlantic roe< I 90 ruth her
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1SSI RESTORED. YET WELL lsi6.-Dear SI
lOf have nelcsd several Of your certificates are In
the OF letter. have adopted the same n-hod the
better express feelings they were and are now
afflicted the Liver Com plant for about twelve
wears Last August wHs taken much worse II WAS
thought advisable 90 10 the country went Tut con-
unued 10 get every day My physicians Dfs. Pol
hsuus and Coro, said had the Liver Complaint and an
Affection Of the Lungs. They pronounced my case ncu
rabe they opposed my returning home. they thought
would d. on way and only have TO b. brought back
buried as II family burying place In thls
state returned the city, withou, hopes OF relief
Ny symptoms pains in my sides, shooting through
the op OF my shoulder blades pain and inness al The pit
OF my ach hacking cough, great distress In my back
hectic raised considerable matter feet very much swollen
and indeed every symptom ~ consumption was sufcr-
ing in this stale husband advertisement In
the Sun OF person cured under your treatment then
resolved try the remedy last effort and q
most happy followed. had only taken and q
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toms ahated continued In the OF your Chrmnsnlii
until had taken about eight bottles and now enjoy
better health than have in many years before This Doc.
females afflicted with diseases. without knowing OF any
remedy; wheD If they 10 hear OF any person being
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Than serving the Of humanity 10 let every
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10 restoring health which IL the greatest blessing
know 1t delicate thing for any lady To have her
name in the public papers but gratitude aud sympathy
prompt this FOR the benefit OF others Pity for those
suffering and gratitude the doctor for the great relief
received bis Persons that ncredu
ous, calling my residence Will nnd this sai-
meni fully corrOboraled. Yours. with respect.
MRS. YOURY. 1856 Charies.st.
To Dr. II. c. TnoRP corner Of Greenwchane and 18Th
81. opposite 8,h-avenue
See Alderman Vsndervoorrs wife VINO was restored ii
RenyVck-t n23 IL