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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

The increase in domestic products has been large
$4,000 Notwithstanding that the exports OF Cotton
have fallen of materially Nearly the whole increase
above has been in Breadstus large decrease in the
exports OF debcnure goods and specie has taken psce
which for the aggregate increase being small
The arrivals from foreign ports during October
were lS0 of which los larger than schooners OF
the arrivals l23 were American and % British. The
coastwise arrivals are m of which $ were larger than
schooners The clesrances were S6 otwhich Ia were
American. The number OF passengers arrived were
62s OF which 3O96 were from Great Britain, and 1871
troy, Fsancc.
The earnings of the Eastern Division OF the Erie
Tor the month of October, 1916, were as follows:
From Freight. ..................... Sl2369 90
Passengers and Mail .........-.. 700 p
Total. sl9,3g0 %
same month last year ..-...-..-----. l1'iU "
Increase. --...-.---.-..-..-.......S $3.50 %
The cars now run to otsvilc the Road having been
completed TO that place last week This makes the dis
tsnce run by the trains and boa: eighty seven miles
Another section is in rapid progress, and will be
pleted in the Spring and in sbou, eighteen months the
cars are expected to to Bnghamton. The business
on the Road will be By the above good and
farther increase may be expected from the extension
to Otisville.
Fitchburg Railroad resolutions passed the object
OF which 10 bring about measures OF harmony be
tween the several Railroad lines extending frou. that
vicinity to Lake Chsmplsin By these resolutions the
Central Railroad is liberty form connection with
the Northern Railroad. and the Fi,chburg Company
equally liberty assist and connect with the Rutland
Bicknel's Reporter says: The Philadelphia Mo
ney market continues ecsy The Banks discount all the
first class paper that is offered Out OF doors there is
very little demand 1t is believed that, immediately
after the meeting OF Congress- new loan OF ten
purpose OF carrying the War with Mexico. it is
thought that little difficulty will be experienced in OBJ
tanning the money at per cent
AT pittsburg money matters continue easy, and
Exchanges abundant and cheap.
The Pottsville Miners Journal of Saturday
says The quantity OF Coal sent this week is 3l0e9
tons being increase of about $500 tons than
last week and the demand continues brisk. The in.
in the supply this year over last will be about
100000 tons which will be- furnished be
ascerrained. as follows
Increase from the Schuykill Ccgion los 900 tos.
phPh - 900
Lackawana. .----.---.-... $4,000 3"
Pinegrove. $4,000
Only -.----.--.-- 26O COO ="
The increase in l3I5. the supply of 1874, was
$4,000 consequently all the Coal that can be sent
to market this season will be required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

SAaDss sARsApARiLLASti farther proof OF Ia yslas
and efficacy in OF Rheumatism. The follow
ing handed to Agent at Kingston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

LET PAcrs SPEAK fosThEMsELvEs.-mr Seth W. Fowle:
Dear Slr--i am happy sign my to the following
certificate hoping that others may receive benefit from the
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-04
From the 1'ropic.
CORRESPONDENCE OF GEN. SCOTT.
AND THE SECRETARY OF WAR.

GOhhESfONDENOC Of YEN. COOl l..
AND THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
The Washington Union Of June 9th con-
tains message from Mr.. Polk, enclosing
correspondence between General Scott
and the Secretary OF war, and structures
upon General Gaines.
The President in his MESA ge, says,
that on the 18th of May he offered YER
bally the command Of the army on the Mex
lean frontier to Gen. Scott, deeming no
other notice necessary. Mr.. Polk saws
he gave The command to Gen. Scott, with,
out any previous consultation with him,
and because he was Commander in Chief
Of the army. General Scott was under
stood 10 assent to take the command, and
consultations was had relative to volun-
teer forces which were to be organized,
and other military preparations. Things
thus remained until the 2lst of May, when
Mr.. Marcy sent letter to Mr.. Polk writ
ten by Gen. Scott, which the President
said caused him to change his determine
ton in regard to the command ofthe army,
and the Secretary of War was directed
10 inform General Scott Of his removal
and Of the command being assigned to
General Taylor.
Mr.. Marcy in enclosing the correspon.
dence of himself and General Scott, &c
Mr.. Polk, wrote long letter, in which he
leaves the subject matter in hand, and
devotes some Of his small squib virulency
upon General Gaines, he says, speaking
of General Gaines:-
The Information requested in the first
and last branches Of the resolution, is
mainly furnished by the correspondence
herewith submitted between this depart
ment and General Gaines, who is the only
officer Of the army known TO have called
for volunteers or militia without legal au-
,hority within the periods specified, The
first unauthorized call by that officer was
made on the Governor Of Louisiana OH the
18th Of August, 1916, for two companies
Of volunteer artillery, (about 200 men,
which were mustered into service ON the
qlst Of that month, and Immediately sent
TO Texas. to report to Gen. Taylor at
Corpus Christi. As soon as information Of
this call was made known 10 the depart
ment, Gen. Gaines was reminded in a
communication addressed to him. that au.
thority 10 make such calls was vested
only in the President; and that ''the e.
Emergency which would tolerate or excuse
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-04

Several loco (oco papers are demands.
that Mr.. Bancroft and Mr.. Marcv sbaII
be removed from the Departments ovs,
which they preside. The Go,sruo,sn,
organ notices these clamors againa he
secretaries and says:
We undertake TO say, that, upon hi.
subject, The President has made 10 his
mind. His confidence in his friends !,
not easily shaken. The able and efcen,
secretaries whom he has drawn around
him will remain at their posts.
Since the President has, after due DELHI
GRAFTON, succeeded IN making up hismind
to retain his sable and efficient secrela.
rIes, the editors Of the N. York Globe,
Louisville Democrat, and other .locoioco
sheets had better make up their excellent
minds to acqulesce in his decision.
What if Mr.. Bancroft did recommend q
reduction Of the navy on the eve Of q
war? Does that prove him TO b. rcom.
petent TO discharge the important duties
of his office? Mr.. Polk, whose confidence
in his friends is not easily shaken" byauy
blanders they may commit, thinks not
The interests of The "harmonlous democ'
racy" require that no more complaints
shall be made against "the able and eih
Gent secrelarles,n and all locoIoco editors
are expected to nurse their wralh 10 ST.
Tience. = LoaISUilie Journal.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-04

MEXICAN BoorY.-The American ''O spo
appear TO have on their HANDS so'l'u M So
wounded Mexicans TO take care o.. al" D;s.
were left behind at Matamoros wnen n,
ia retreated. One Of our corresPo".ohs
thinks that this leaving their deau - .',sd
buried and their wounded to be suc0O ",ned
bv the American army, may be des' NV
quite "Yankee trick" on the Par'O'
.'magnanimous' neighbors. ,,odo
Extensive researches have OeeA aalsd
In and about Matamoros for conco' ,Sa
arms and ammunition belonging 70 nv =
Mexicans, nor have they been maui an
vain. Several pieces Of artillery anS S.ve
immense quantity Of ammunition Ia ! 4
been found'-the latter princiPa',y -,
cave. Some artillery has been 'aNe" ~
Of the river, and some out Of we''s' SD Il
has been found concealed IN the yasu. "
The houses Of the priests or III tue nD
themselves. Among these are So. &C
mor,ars. Several thousand s'anu' .nd
arms. thousands Of bushels Of colui i.
a very large quantity Of tobacco an ',ho h,
aaro hsve been recovered. The wno,s
Civ Civ Of Matamoros was undergoing INV
OOE ETbs ls.,ers whence we derive the arO y
should have reached US some uaJ sortai,
Several other items Of Information Pr De-
ned in them had been an'ic'pA'0
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-04

LATEST FROM THE Rio GRANDE.--Mr
Bisby. chief engineer Of the steamship
Galveston, arrived here last night from
Poverty Point, and from him we learn
that the Galveston left Brazos Santiago
on tho 9th inst, at ls NJ, and Galveston
on the 10Th, al 6P. NJ.
The army was about moving up the
river 10 take the small Towns. The slea'
mers New York and James l.. Day arfl.
we'd at Point Isabel on the 7th inst, the
latter has been retaine to convey troops
from Poin. Isabel to Barita, on the kio
Grande.
Gen. Taylor had made the first move
ment towards the invasion Of Mexico.
Sixty commissioned and non-commls'
stoned officers, attached to the U. s. Army
arrived here in the Galveston, ordered on
the recruiting service.
Gov. Butler a lso came passenger no mas
made an important treaty WIN Tue "a
manches.
Mr.. Bisby heard that the Mexican Ten
eral had sent Gen. Taylor message
telling him TO withdraw his troops 'Ion'
Ma,amoras. or he would annlhlale them
Gen. TAYLOR sent him his compliments
saving he should be delighted to see MN, a.
There are on board the Galveston i0o
souls, or thereabout, most Of them Suck o.
wounded. Among them are Capt oau ~
ders Of the U. S. Army. Capt Hooe' wn'
has lost an arm, Maj Bell, U. s. ra ~ 40
ter, and Com. Moore, on his way - 49,
ington.-- 1fopic.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-04


have tho honor to remain, !, ~.
obedient servant, ~ wv, NJ.
tn. eo,,.,oon WIMBLEDON
lows: ''uae' d a
WAR DRPAa,so,,
!. slR; When received your I.,.l
27'h ult., it was my inten,ion J, eo''s'dA
at some length, and TO note nv " 'a'",tt
henslons under which you Ara 'aaaPs |
'ngi but on account Of my Ofi.i, !. 'At
ments at this particular junc;ure 'ls@
wishing to protract this CORA, @aNoI
which can end iu no practical vop pSs'9'ns,
changed my purpose, prelerIDS !, N~
oul those nlsapprehensions ia : IN N.Y. %
interview, if you should so desire i"Al
Your communications have all bs.,,,,
before the President; bu! | have ,aa'i Y =
no instructions to change or modira 'a
directions contained in the clo,in, \, ~
graph OF my letter oflhe 25th ulliNSo IVY
Very respectfully,
Your obedient serysu,
w. L. MARCY
Maj. Gen. w. Scorr.
The message and documents were III.
on motion, laid on the ,able and ordsn
70 be printed for the use ofshe senate, u
the exception OF that portion of the q
fespondence relating to the plan Of 1
campaign.
Then, on motion, the Senate adjourn,
The New York herald., 1846-06-03
LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcATIov.

LIVERPOOL, May lS lS46.
The Great Britain, which sailed hence for New York
on the 9th inst carried reports of very steady cotton
market In the early part Of last week there
raj successive arrivals from the United States and
Thursday the Halifax steamer with dates to 30th ult.
reached port The advces brought by these arrivals of
still increasing deficiency in the receipts Of cotton
created considerable activity in market the sales
Wednesday, Thursday ami Friday averaging 900
bales prices Of American coons gradually hardening,
and the market closing the astmontoned day firmly
ceding week. This advance has BEEN is very usual,
followed by comparave pause in business the sales
Saturday having ,ny been 5000 bales 500 exporters
and speculators with cotton ofsring hut without
any decline in prices To-day the sales estimated
rats have been in considerable demand and have ad.
vanced to I'd per b.
The Manchester market has been very dull during the
past week. having been unayorably affected by one or
two large failures which have taken place in London.
Goods have been in vcry limited demand and prices
barely supported Yarns firm in price, but without
much business doing in them.
MUSGRAVE & VANCE Cotton Brokers'
The New York herald., 1846-06-03
Passengers Arrived.

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MISUNDERSTANDING Hbemia at Boston-,Hon Emo. Col.
%s 'y NJ: sSe s' ss
,LlvEnrooL.ship Washington-Rev Tiemay. Charles
ss sASssss4%UBrs seffiins-sr. Leu.rd Rev Mr. Wynn
1ss %aY w Ms. 'Se Min s, Minis
T. B. Clark Masters r. Lerard, G. Lernard s. Clark-li.
The New York herald., 1846-06-03
Passengers Sailed.

LIyEsroo5.steam;hip D,tannis from Boston-MI Med
Lye and lady, q Llot, w Hence, F sright. England;
;ep csS.aa East Mr. B,pse' Wm hobaehs
Hartley; Naples; Rohe Denmark; Godfrey snhatze, st
Louis; Rev Smilh. Mr. BIenedect McKoun Jackson La;
Bell, Norhumbe!and, Ohio Major If Shelby, Ley.
Muck Orleans; I'd Deiano, China: X Wardell Cam.
bridge; Pres Oliver and lady Nidde'ea Gem; MIS-. Sarah
servant, Miss Wiggin, Phadelphia; Ridgway d Castillo
ferdinand Luis McKoun. aud servant Francis Tones
Moore John Patten York; Lawrence Nichols aud lady,
T Hines K Hn,eha.On, Dixon, Rey Mr. Brown, q W
Reynolds, Legation spain Hon N Saunders bearer Of
despaches, aud Minister 70 Spain Ed Delsno China-7l
Edward St LOUIS Baelle and lady, w kearney, NYork;
Car Hampshire: Mrs Freeman and Mrs Butler, Hail
The New York herald., 1846-06-03

~. a..y Ss. 1s;e,: % 81 '1ss Il s1:: s
ID s.f. a. yFH ts:,
ssth Sharon, Lucas, and stamSoa Knsmsn snd wsr.
K sR' ssa s $ Bas sSs s.
PSDss Psssans. Wales. Nsd ship Andrew Scott, Emery
May Isoa, brig PalOs, Flanders, fin Charles
wss.a aqassS Meoss nsstG ID s
Is PoaII.sp RoAps May s-Marianne Of and from Brs.
mtS orSnrs M May -Arn brig TIVE Brothers. Brown. Cuba,
william M Maa oTsa aadoa
les Lghfoo Plymouth; stokesby, Rich.,ds Lordon brig
sec ss Rss ssa
Mi Sss s sos ss &
Ss Ls % Will s?Sss sss
tSs,sa wis hS SS.
Msds Or GTSs1 D1 .
.s fs r1aes aSsS S f
Hs Ss e.. ss
don; brig VIM wilberlore Dennis srndsrsnd; Mary and
Canton Toass % Hull Cd ash brig RsmSsl Daysos Pen.
ol . Aaa c Sfeb o 5 Sls
s St Bss4 for Bo.
RYpE, May s-Of Marianne, wetng, Bremen, for Baln-
sMyRsA April asIn port brig Corvo, Paine. for Boston.
ST. JoHs. NIB May 2eAnr schs Dolphin, NYok. Cid aah
'es1 5ns Gray Carter Havana
ST HELESA, March 2lArr brig Rosrer. Auchincioss Am
ST ALIAss HEAD-Of date. bark Arganaut, Hsdsrck.
Msv Bs5:s BS. s.A ss.s A %
v vsAisons GO May is-oG brtE Messenger sampson. from
sr jonss NF May as-Arr brig Niger, Bab.ou for Per
nambueo nsst day athbak CAROLINE Lane Bcstos bIiss
sssS. Rsiass~ hss.h Wsad:S.s DaS;d,os So;
if s s
Ocean BJrd! T y Thomas ETsssS VII f. York.
saSsr
TRAvEMusp Mayfair James. Wilson. from Charlss
TR,rsTr. May Arr barks Jubilee. Harmon H.ym.-
SD April eney ss M,a ss and
Cavacovich for New York; 2st bark Trenton Pttman, Pa
TEnEL May s-An5,cho, Sill, Newcastle.
Home P0rs.
e D da sp; @ 5ys
B:.% s.s S.% 5 Ss ss a
ship Gloaessts b15as New dEns;s;S ida s. IAN.
HEs; sf D;ss%
ss ,,sf ss
ysaslyl brig Prairie and br unknown. Also sailed ata
s. so Cub a sIG ,3i ase% ;s%
i s:S: Ssss sssis: s.S
rsss:ss:
to sea-schr Adelaide, stsckpoIe, Tiom,ston, Me-
York; Caroline. Lovett Darien Ga; schr Zephyr, Wood
s;s s s., .sf:si
with
LrwEs, Del, May. SOL ship prorneias from Lon.
briggs this forenoon aud now beating the
Buoy Of % Orleans. sS for 1s Ss N 9
Mary for g9..r S Gs BlTS,s W for for DO
Lo"d for Bo.oa o y
ships Alfred. Myers Havrs; Charlie. Napier tBS Bins
han, M,.i GLASGOW. U .h,. Ana.
9'Se
and Emily Tsor
for os Sid sehr tSG ReAmondp
NEw HAvEv May sl Arr schi s Smith. Ne. rhl.dsl
B jaSs Ssp b.f bnnfGmGSb YS white
S% a ss Gsss Sn N sE. IT,
York; scs CSmmeyycs Berry from Boston; Riehmcnd
New Bedfo Fear. SieEss
son. from Providence; Vincent, Smith, from New York;
%'S's as
PSsGS s%',f
:s hssss fs% srsG 1 sy.a bb
mark CSowel Bostos; Star s%allsv, Weymouth; Rose
s,rEss Gorsai, CLARK, New York. uned States. Stanley.
York CID, 2s,h .eR Solomon Roeih Fall River, sid
schrs Bergen Coll York; Select, Caukn-E Harkasss.
RIeHMosD May si-Ar ship westphai. Vessels, to load
eSs Ga S
Chapman 90; brig Ava, Chase, for an eastern port
4
The New York herald., 1846-06-03

Cleared.
p sS'pp Heesssa Hsns. Ersrpoo BsoyS H!asHeu
Ship s. Lawrence, Haserdorn, New Orleans Eiwell &
BsI Bs Gs@S' stephens
B1 b.. Bps Ysis YaIs s. sw Ss
Brig Lady Of the Lake, Wingood, Bermuda, Tucker &
Brig win, Decker Falmouth, N McCready.
schr Sequel Ana1t., PRilsdepha, Mckee, Hand Co.
schr Page, Chamberlain, Boston.
Barge Shark, Stevenson, Philadelphia
Arrived.
Packet ship Victoria, Morgan, from London and Portsmouth
ssnds HOOK 5Ss May sisS. ion q T. spoke
'Ts and
raar April a3d with mdse Chamberlain Phelps May
h Bar. spoke
h9 s. ssSo n vso q ws April m
% sp ase S,de @ MG MG LAT 90
10Th q 90 lon 81 spoke bark Pomona Of and from Bris.
ship Republic tof Baltimore, L.nds, 81 day. from Havrs
with ssn to G% G..sI May
ss' "i1a % M .hGSDs 81 s1ss ball Hin
ssss =. 5 Hs
Steamship Palmetto, spinney 80 hocr from Charles,on.
@ sna me. ."s q s. TO v'
with three msss tno doubt the Prneston steering TO the
gel from New savannah ship SIX
Nj,
north Of Hateras spoke and boarded ship Sutton Galloway
from New York for Charleston The laid to II hours in
the fog OF the hook.
Fr bark Bon-Henry, Deaare AZ days from Havre with
mdse and 100 passengers, TO A c Rossre s. Co.
Br bark Emanuel Burns, from Liverpool, April 90 in bal
last. l73 Passengers, to Richardson X Co
Bark George Henry (of Thomason) Gracia from Bremen
April 8 with mdse and 23 TO master April 90
of Cowes spoke ship Vistua from Orleans for Cowes
Brig Sterling, Thompson, days from Savannah Dun
ham Dimon. May goth, lat 81 90 Ion IS io spoke brig
Uzsrdo.
schr St Dennis, Braman. 20 days from Mobile, with
sch Adams, Baker, ada,. from Richmond with hour, to
seh Ann, Bartlett. days from Georgetown with lumber,
schr Richmond, Gibbs. New Bedford, oil.
Schr Benz Bgelow, Baxter Boston, mdse.
Schr Lydia Storer, Storer Bangor, lumber
Schr Mary Maria, -, Thomaston, lime.
Below.
Ship uocss Latham. from New Orleans, with mdse' to
Ship Arkansas Hlliard from New Orleans. with mdse to
Ship Gen vezie Fairfield. IA days from New Orleans
Bark Edward Bulkley from Charleston win cotton, 10
B.rE Ann Walsh Emery. from Mobile, with cotton to
Norwegian bark Salvador, Gassman, from smyrns with
mdse, to Duth Cousinery. .
Bark Claremont, Lcmond II days from New Orleans.
Brig Uzardo Mareeu, IS days from Neuvitas.
Brig Hayti, -, from Porto Rico.
a bark from Smyrna.
Also, ship; brig-unknown
The New York herald., 1846-06-03

Packet ship Sheridan Cornish for Liverpool will sail
this morning. she having been unsvoidably detained.
r- Packet ships Switzerland, for London and 81 Nicho
las, for Havre, will leave this morning. weather permitting
SHr PoILux DAM Hodt which left here the 18th ut
for Chareson Ia contact with unknown American
bark of Cape Haerss and returned the ist repair
damages.
The sails chains anchors and other Materials Of ths
bark Winpac which ashore Cork arrived on the lot
inst st Boston, In the bark EdinbMg.
The New York herald., 1846-06-03

N0W x0Fx9 Vuesu1yS Vuue %
AsHHs.-some sales of Pots made at So so, and
pearls at 81.
dull up the closing and heard OF transactions
worth reporting. Prices at quotations Of yes.
terday.
CoTroS-There have not been sufficient transactions
since the receipt Of the intelligence per steamer Hber-
mia" to-day say what the effect of her advices will be
on our market Holders seem to be encouraged to ask
advance their previous rates, which it is not
bable that buyers will accede to- We quote before
annexing report from leading cotton office in Liver.
pool of the tone OF the market there to which call
attention
The New York herald., 1846-06-03
MARITIME HERALD.

NOTICE TO sHIPMAsTERs.
hope that Captains Of vessels arriving at this port will
deliver shipping lists parcels
tended for this oce other than the New fork
Pilots, or Capt. RoRERT SfLvEv. Of our news fleet
The New York herald., 1846-06-03
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Purfs.

BALTIMORE, May 2-Arr schrs Elizabeth Adams St Jaro
de Cuba; Tho: Hooper, Henderson, York; Ecort Cole
DO: Cldbrg Union (Fr) Pave Marseiles; schrs Martha
ray, Deveraux; St John, NIB Sid brig Water Witch lie
York.
NoRToLK, May so-Arr schrs Mary Langhorne Cobb Tho
Wsreham. Sid schrs Ruth Atkins, McKennon; Emily
Knight, Hosmer, Salem.
The New York herald., 1846-06-03

JrSy -25 shs Long Island Railroad s0 2 Is do do 20;
100 do Norwich and Worcester H. 52 do do 52A do
Boston aad Maine Railroad, lo'4; 80 do East Boston Co,
so, ins.p
sreos BoARps5 shs Long Island Rsilrosd, 2sk; Q, do
do s0, 2s IS do do. 2s7 10 do do 29; do Bos-
ton CO.. h 80 do Norwich and Worcester r, 50; $500
Texas Notes, l2h psTc,
The New York herald., 1846-06-03

CUBEBS, COPA1BA AND SARSAPARlLLA.
DE H. MGLovMERS ., YRS COMPOUND ExTR ACT.--This s
the most speedy the certain eectusI remedy
Tor Az private diseases IL easant 10 take free from
sme,, or taste and 10 portable FORM being
IN curing those diseases All those who have used this
tract wledge its superiority Full directions
ny itprce 81. Dr. Glover continues to he consulrsfx
those difficult and proscted that require praccafS
pcrence lie hrs attended obstnate aud difficult
than any other physician having confined himself to Office
practice for the last Is this city. His Offices No
door. je3 i've
The New York herald., 1846-06-03

Treasury Notes Outstanding Ist June. Isaa.
-. TREASURY DrP.RTMrNr
REGnrgRs OFrIoE, June l. ls46
Amount Of the several issues outstanding per records
. : .
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of the 20
accounting oncers'. ers'....,.......... 1850 90
The New York herald., 1846-06-03

WsHiNcroN, June l, 1870.
RErRSsESrArvr FROM rrrAs
MI MORSE, OF Louisiana, announced that the Hon. ID.
Kaufman, elected representative from the eastern
district Texas was present and accompanied him
the desk, where
The srrAxrR administered TO him the oath 10 surport
the constitution Of the United States took his seat
in the hall
THg TERRITORIES.
The first second and third days OF June, instant were
some time since pecally aside for
OF bills relating TO the territories therefore, to-day in
committee Of the whole on the State Of the Union ir
Bowlin in the chairl
The New York herald., 1846-06-03
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 3



sun SETS Il HIGH w11na
The New York herald., 1846-06-03

PUBLISHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
NORTHWEST CoARxA ov TuLroN AND Nassau srnsrrs
The New York herald., 1846-06-03

$3.50 .364 30
r. ". GlLLET,
Register Of the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1846-06-03

"A FKESH cUPPL1 JUST hEILIN ED.
n Enn RkWARD-Cross' Specific Mixture for the
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yet discovered for the complaints this II the mot
certain makes speedy and permanent without the
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where IL be had and the proprietor challenge single
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are cured in two days For sale by Charles II Rinrra
Broadway, cor John street, ony agent in New York.
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