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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-09
AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVI(5ORATOR

VUIIIOI1nN10 LAOI1AINOI1 I1AI cd1EO
ROOM
WINTER STYLE 0ENTLEMENT BEAVER and
french slL Hat, Travelling Evening and other Cps Of
coming styles now ready for inspection and sale.
The prices and quality Of the goods offered this establish
enttle them the notice those purchasing
ROWE Merchants, Exchange
do ln.r 40 William streef
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ROBINSON'S PATENT PORTABLE
WATER. CLOSETS.

THE SICK, and persons in delicate Of health, will
find this article Of essential utility their chamber
They be used with either no. cold for
BATH They extremely useful for ships hospitals &C.
For sale by the subscrbe, the Croon fumbing and
Water Filter Establishment, $50 BROADWAY, between
do imsrrc STONE BROTHERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-15

DIABoLIcAL.-Mr. John Kirby, q blacksmith on the
corner Of Myrtle Avenue and Jay street. Brooklyn had
his face most horribly burnt day before Yesterday even
ing by evil designed person putting powder upon
the anvil previous to his commencing work.
ARnrsr or RICHARD J. TuRNER.-This young men,
formerly clerk in the Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore
charged with detrauding that institution out Of large
sum Of money and for whose arrest $1,000 was offered
has been taken prisoner. He arrested Saturday
last at Kingston Canada by Jacob Cook of the firm Of
Cook, Zell Ridgely Baltimore, assisted by Mr. Ger.
mne an officer of the province He was taken on board
steamer about starting for Upper Canada. Mr. Cook
had no difficulty in bringing him back to Baltimore
where he arrived on Friday. The accused was COM
mtod to jail
The Woodstock (vrgnia) Sentinel states that ssme of
the farmers in that vicinity low bottom land, have
suffered the loss of nearly all their corn which cut
and shocked in consequence of the food occasoned by
the heavy rains.
QuIcK TRrp-The engine and tender which took
DR.. Coleman to Bordentown Wednesday morning
last, to perform amputaton, went down in eight
ten minutes, being at the rate of sixty miles hour
The amputation was performed upon an unfortunate
Iishman, who attempted TO jump upon the while
they we're moving slowly-not faster than about two
miles hour lie fell that the passed one
ankle and crushed it.-TTenton State Gazette.
The ST. Louis Repe,He Of November 9Th says: Our
neghbor II p Ladew, has put up and shipped from his
foundry. for Fort Leavenworth press type andpaper
for printing establishment in Santa Fe. 10 intended
for the of the provisional organised by
General kearDey, and will Vt the earliest opportunity,
be forwarded TO its destination Our Eastern friends
will perceive that New Mexico has been by regu
lar process. annexed
Hon Henry w. Green was, Monday last, sworn
into Office as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of New
Jersey.
The Rev. Mr. Miles, of Lowell, in crossing over the
ferry at East Boston had his pocket picked OF six manu-
script sermons not OF which had been preached
His regrets are only squssd by those Of the thief who
~ prise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-15
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

From the Norfolk Herald, Nov. III
The following is list Of the officers Of the schooner
On-kahy-e, bound for the Gulf of Mexico =
Lieut. Commanding, o. II. Bergman; Acting Master,
Foxhall Parker; Passed Midshipmen, Leonard Paul
ding and Charles Waddell; Assistant Surgeon, Philip
Lansdale; Comdg Officers Clerk, Franklin Zantznger
The O. sails to-day.
Lieut. B. w. Hunter u 8. ~ (whose gallant conduct
at Tuspan avoraby remembered by the friends of the
Navy arrived here Tuesday evening from the squad.
ron, and last from Pensacola. An attack Alvarado
was prepared to off the day after Lieut. left the
squadron. SO while Gen. Taylor is resting for while
after his herculean labor at Monterey, may be look
ing in the direction of Vera Cruz for news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-15

COMMUNITY DIssoLvRD.--We unde rstand that
the 4" Community" or Northampton Industrial
Association have given up ship They dissolved last
week by formal vote and one Of their number, Mr.
H il n stated has the property end assumes the
debts We have for long time expected such an event
The company had dwindled down 70 prsWy smai NUN
bsr,- Ncyfksnpfeu 0sSsns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-15
ACCOMMODATIONS.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FALL ENHANCEMENT,
g g. - Co. s

~ - " ~ ~ oHZyW--
On and after MONDAY October H. 1896 Trains will
LEAVE BRooKLyS-at O'Clock A. NJ. boston trsin) for
farmhsdse and 81. George. Manor.
at9b A. NJ, daily, for Farminsdale and inter
at u o'clock NJ for Greenport, daily, { Sun
days enessptedl stepping at Janaiees, Bra eh,
miP NJ. for tarmingdale. daily.
lave GREErPonrai So A. M daily accommodation
afskP, NJ, Tor on the arrival of the boat from
Norwich,) Boston tram daily (ercept Sun
days? stopping at st. Georges Manor and
BRAVE FAaxiseDALs at A. NJ daily. tercep, sunday.)
accomm odation train, and IL NJ and 5X p NJ :"
LEAVE JAMAIcA-a 8 o'clock A. NJ, / r. NJ. and 6X r.
NJ, for Brooklyn, or on the arrival Of Boston
freight train will leave Brooklyn for Greenport with
Passengers' attached Mondays and
fays IN Returning lssys GrssnpoI at u o'clock
SUNDAY TRAINS.
gocock for Thompson and places commencing
Sunday the 9Th November returning leave Thompson
HsS Sl NJ Farming Dale y Jamaica s leave Brook
FARE ro-Bediord, cents; East New York lax; Race
Course lsx Troug Course 1915 jamaica rs; Brushville
* mss 8 sne daIRs h cse
r,ee al We.bury Ni Hicksvils, q; Farmiugdsle, say,
St. Georse's Manor, sah Rverhead 81 say
81 62x; Mattetuck, 81 62k; Cutchogne, 81 62 Southold
81 81 Greenpon Accommodation Train 81 Isl Gfeenport
Stages readiness the arrival OF Trains
"a. to take passengers at very low fares to all parts
Baggage will be readiness the Whitehall
street. to receive baggage the several trains 80 minutes
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
Dor the arrival ofthe Boston from Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, Oct Q, 1876 % rrc
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MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
IA company of one hundred Regulars, from Newport
barracks under the command of Lieut.. Crittenden will
leave on the Harkaway tomorrow, for New Orleans
there to embark for Mexico, to join the army.-Cnci
matt Commercial, 10th
Gen. Geo. NJ. Brooke, u. 8. A., arrived in New Or.
leans on the 9th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-15

DAUUERREOTYPE APPARATUS FOR SALE.
~ ERMAN, French. and American Ca6~ras Lens Plates,
~ Cases Chsm,ess NC, 10 per cent cheaper than any
other place In the United States, At ia Broadway.
NIB. insruetons cayefuly given In the sft.
AS y. -; - . EE'sn;s A s'salsAs fs s.::. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-15
CHKISTIE'S
GEN INE GA LV "A N G
STRENGTHENING PLASTER,

SPERM CANDLES, OILS, FRUITS, &c.
GUPEklOR Sperm Candles at Is ID; winter bleach
- ed sperm Oil 81 gallon very good white Lamp Oil
fresh Teas, Family Groceries, foreign Frus &c. For sale
wholesale and retail very low prices Goods TO
any part of the city free of charge, by
J. y. FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Dealer,
$50 and 42s Greenwich, and rs Vesey SITS.
Also, large Of cheap white and Sugars
m
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$

w. O w.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
ID w. BYRNES * Co. Of Liverpool are desirous Of IN
forming the publ of the United States, that they
nue 20 despatch line Of first class Ships and Packets
New York on the l 9th lih 10TH 2lst and Goth of each
8h and goth to Boston, and stated periods Baltimore;
also to New Orleans during the healthy by OF
which lines parties for their friends be brought
out without DISAPPOINTMENT delay this being the oldest
snd having found the importance of direct Agency
United States for the OF placing within the of
the fiend OF the passengers coming the immediate
respondence with respectable establishment from whom
leaving The old
w BYRNES & co. offer many advantages to passen-
gers which others have attempted direct
ton by their ships from Ireland United States as they
Waterford Belfast and Londonderry by which emf
grants saved much trouble by being shipped
their own seaport also that Of being landed of
me ports oil the United states to which ships trade from LII
7. W. BYRNES * co. have agents in all the seaport
towns IN Ireland from whence leave for
and IN many of the interior towns who
emigrans on embarkaon, and by whom money be
paid that may be required to procure stores, &c.
The who act for this Company the United States
NEW YoRk-Mr. Edward SAUL So South, corner of
BOsTON-Mr w. r. Mckay, 50 Mill street.
Observation-Disclosures &. Craig x Co.. Market
street.
BALTIMORE-Mr. George Law.
NEW ORLEANS--Alr. John Toole.
DRAFTS EXCHANGE Drafts fer any amount, payable
sight, the Provincial Bank freand and all
and also all the principal Of England and Scotland
r. w. BYRNEs & CO,
So South, corner OF Wall ST., New York.
P,W. BYRNES x CO.,
m Road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-15
NEW DISCOVERY.

ny which all Stoves and Pipes Crates may be Kept
ID JET BLACK, with as beautiful polish az Coach Body
with one application Sold only at 81 COURTLAND
street. - ...-..~.
Piles DIT M Nars ACOUSTIC OIL. a certain cure for
Deafness. Hews. warranted 70 cers any case
of Rheumatism Oldridge's BALM OF COLUMBIA, Tor
the Hair India HAIR DYE, will color the hair. yst
Black, and stain the Skin Longiey's Western rANhh
Sol ri tour Irnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-15

.&fN FOR LONDON-FIRST PACKET-The splen-
1850 a,d last sailing packet ship CHRlSTIANA, Capt
hafs- Hammond, will sail as above.
Superior packet has very superior accommodations for
ana @ CABIN and steerage her second cabin
III pe'ng on oeckn well lighted and ventilated
bss ~ Tor this elias, Of superior
OF most OF the other London packets and the price
ieauced for which, to secure the best
application should be made on board the
Wa. T. TArscoTT. ss South s,r.s,,
fsGxln dsy 80 "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-15

NEW YORK AND HAVRE COMMERCIAL
LINE OF PACKETS



~ & re
THE subscribers beg to inform their friends and the pub
lie thu they have been w appointed By JOHN BARRIE.
Of which will be despatched from Havre weekly, through
as % as Ii as he
greatest care taken TO give every satisfaction shippers
a; The rates Of freight and viii much
other lines; .hpPes and WILL doubles. consult
their '" At t'sef
MS J. B g isfI ss HsyI sa'l'ns Slip
lSckxm = SKl 1T ANP N9kTH AMEE
<HI1kkEa q 1900 ton. and 70 hqr.. power each, IN
4Sp&fHR der contract with the Lords of the Adm,-
GGAignEEHbNoiAATi .......... C1s Capt 4. Ryris
6;AMYBBikiA:..:.. '. Capt. 6; .Jpdhus
viii sail from Liverpool and Bo.ssn yia Hsas. =. fol-
Caledonia. Nov. !, Britannia. Oct %.
Acadia IT, T. c siesoniia; 49,
CambIis. Dec. 4.
rom rom Boston Boston :, to tHyssIpoOl.
No Serths secured until paid for The.: ship: carry e.
PeIleneed surgeons No freight except received
For freight passage, or other pfG,psdcn apply
In . addition to the above line between LysIp9o and
sn sss fsb sT Sc, I
wee being built and early year due notice will
be of the time when they will Under the
the will sail every Saturday during eight
months and fortnight during the other months the
year Going Alternately between Liverpool, and Haliisx
and Boston and between Liverpool and New York sl3r
YACHT NORTHERN LIGHT FOR SALE.
kdG The undersigned. having concluded to withdraw
yas iGH cna
burthen
The Northern Light is Substantially built of white
oak copper fastened coppered the wales and very tho
roughly found in all There rooms,
having behs each and eight berhs flour Of which
doube) her after cabin which, with eight behs
forward cabin, afford accommodations for passengers,
being admirably calculated for yacht packet passen
gers, Southern waters.
The qualities Of the Northern Light for sailing, and
ton
For and other apply to the subscriber at
No. Is South Market street. Boston,
w. p WINCHESTER, or to
DUMONT HOSACK,
o24 6w*rrc lis Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-15

SSx~ JAMES BEVERlDGE, sail Maker Corner
A44\ Front and Roosevelt streets-Sas Awnings, Bags
made TO order, in and substantial manner
prices Sails be repaired Insured against fire. and
All orders punetualy ssssussd, 90 lmsur
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"PALO ALTO CHAMPAGNE.
N INVOICE OF this Patriotic and Delicious w%&
"A has JUS, been received by the 20 v,s
attention Of Hotel Keerer~ and Private oenue"s" "'e"s
or sale IN iois 10 suit purrhasfrs, by uruu.. a..
a ~~us n bSvad N1eoo
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CEN KAL AND MACON AND WESTERNS
RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA.
49,

FSHESE Roads with the Western and Atlantic Rairoad
OF the State OF Georgia, form continuous line from Sa
yannah to Oothcaloga, Georgia Of 81 miles, viz -
Macon to Atlanta Western Railroad iol
Atlanta Oothcaloza Western Atlantic 80 a.
Goods viii be carried from Savannah TO Atlanta and DOTH
caloga at the following rates. viz:
On WEIGHT Goops To 1T To Doth
Sugar Coffee. Liquor, Bagging, Rope Iana. caloga.
Butter. Cheese, Tobacco, Leather
Bar and Sheet Iron, Hollow Ware
and Castings DO - ~ -
Flour Rice, Bacon in casks boxes,
PORK Beef, Fish, Lard. Tallow, Bees
wax, Mill Gearing, Pig Iron and Grind
ON MEAsUREMENr Goops.
Boxes OF Hats, BonNets and Furniture, 49,.
Boxes al bales OF Dry Goods Saddiery
Glass, Paints, Drugs and CONNECTION
cry, per cubic foot. 30 ~ p loS f1s -
Crockery, per cubic foot. 80 Is -
Moasses and Oil, per hid. (smaller
casks proportion, j. 81 90 $E W
roughs, 0argel Cultivators, Corn Shell
lers and Straw Cutters, each ......$l IS p 30
Ploughs, lsnall) and Wheelbarrows. so 80 81 05
Salt per Liverpool Sack, ........$0 10 1855
PASSAGE.
Savannah Atlanta $40 90
Children under IL years of age, half price.
Savannah Macon ............. 81 90
r Goods consigned to the Subscriber will be forwarded
free Of Commissions. .
Freight may b P raid at savannah, Atlanta or Och
SAVANNAH, August Is, l846. ai5 2msrrc
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Az FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louisiana and New
NM York Line Regular Packet for Wednesday Nov.
25.-The splendid fast sailing packet ship OSWE
CO. Johnson MASTER will positively sail above, her
lar day.
For freight PASSAGE having handsome furnished
modatons apply on board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
f. X. COLLlNS& CO. IS South II.
Agent for New Orleans, James r. Woodruff, who will
promptly forward all goods TO his address.
The packet ship SARTELLE will succeed the Oswego.
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new YORK. ALBANY AND Troy LINE.
I.lR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT.

F1pm The pier Al the loot Of Courtssd d. street
TIE lowpressure steamboat EMPIRE, Captain r. n Macy
of Courandt Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday evenings, It Eve o'clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt: WIN. II. Peck will
leave Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, 1t
O'Clock. -
Passengers tnking these Boats will arrive in time take
the Morning Train Of Cars from Troy Buffalo, and
north to Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Champlan.
For Passage Freight apply board At the Once
the wharf.
No freight taken after ~ o'clock.
, NOTICE-Al goods freight bank bills, specie sny
kind of positively at the owners isk j26f
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..aue1A - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Ffom the
E~4 Steamboat Pier the foot of Barclay street.
= L, nding Peekskill, West Point, New
pecl U Red Hoo Bristol, Cashl, Hudson, Coxsackie.
Kinderhook and altimorc
Breakfast and a. amer on board the boat.
The steamboat rIAGARA, will leave on Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday Mornings A NJ
The steamboat TROY, Captain gorham, on Tuesday.
Thu sday and Saturday mornings, at O'clock
For usage or freight apply board or the once the
wharf.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-06-13
I.nter from Mexico.

The baroue Iouisiaud, Captain Williams left
Vera Cruz, and arrived here yesterday. She
len po,American vessel atjVera Cruz. A. un-
Choir off Of Isla Verdi, were the U. S. ship RaF-
itan and the us. steamer Mississippi. ofthe
bort blockading it; was the u S. ship Falmouth.
The blockade commenced on the Doth ultq and
fifteen days we're allowed all neutral vessels to
load and depart. The British mail packets will
enter and leave port as usual, but be GROWcdt to
take only specie.
The day the Louisiana left, information had
reached Vera Cruz that Muzatlan and Topic
had proclaimed in favor Of Santa Anna. Gen
Alvarez, in the South, was carving on a dlsas-
trous war against the Mexican Government,
and it was reported that President Paredes had
intimated his intention to leave the city Of
Mexico with troops to reinforce the army o.
the North.
An order Of the 18th ultimo, from the Mexi
can Government had commanded the Amer
can consul to close his Office, and with him al
Americans to quit in eight!days after the order
The consul intendedyto embark, 26th ult', oil
the u S. steamer Mississippi. The news from
Matamoros, giving accounts Of the Mexical
defeat there, had excited the greatest indlgna
ton on the part Of the Mexicans.-T FOpie, %
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COM ERCIAL.
New orleans Cotton Malket-Sune @

CoTToN.-Our last report left the market
with but q moderate degree Of activity, the
operations ofpurchasers having been checked
by the very firm position Of holders, and the
higher rates of fright again claimed by ship
masters. These causes have continued in OPP
Grafton since then and have had their effect in
curtailing transactions, as has also the non-ar-
rival of the Great Britain's accounts which
have been expected some days. A moderate
ly fair amount Of business has been done, how
ever, the sales Of Wednesday having reached
5000 bales, including one list of 300 bales.
On Thursday it was rainy, and only about
1900 bales. were disposed Of. Yesterday
there was worry little done early in the day, but
subse9 gently, some lots were taken by parties
who were said TO be in possession OF the Great
Britain's accounts by express, and the sales o.
the day summed up 1000 bales. AS regards
prices, they have generally been quite full, blu
we are unable to quote any positive advance
and therefore retain our former figures. TIL,
total business of the week amount to $4,000
bales, Of which 1890 have been sold during tn,
past three days-taken partly for rhe %continen
but principally for England.
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MISSISSIPPI CREOLE.
MISS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q, SAC,
Is 4 Is u FREDERICKSBURG hapRIness

"As il is The Distinguishing happiness
Of FaBR GovERNmFNT, that ciea order
should be The result Of choice, and not ne-
rsssity, and The common Vishes fine peO-
Die become The lars Of the lani, their pub
lio prosperity, and eren Existence, rery
much depends upon suitably forming The
minds and morals Of their citizens. hcan
onlv Be happy ,Ohsn he public principles
and opinions are properly directed and
mannersregalated."
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Arrival of tle Great western.

AAhAN0A W" ~
The steamer Great Britain arrived at N. York
on Friday morning the Goth from Liverpool,
having sailed on the 9th ult, thus bringing in-
telligence FIVE days later from Europe.
The commercial intelligence will be found
below. II will be seen that no very important
changes have occurred since our last advices'
The Times Of the 9th, refers to the inordinate
p~rolixity Of the American debate upon Ore
gon, as a proof Of the empty and factions char
acter Of the cry by which the American claimi
have been supported. The worst consequence
Of the long discussion is said to be that 1t sus
ponds all negotiation" and that upon a cues
ton in which the utmost prompsitude and de-
cision are required. The Infamous attack o
Mr.. Ingersoll upon Mr.. Webster is referred t.
and the Times says it shall refuse to believe il
the truth Of the charges brought against him
until they are proved.
The w. India mails arrived at Southampton oil
the 9Th, bringing from Vera Cruz intelligence Z
April LIST. The steamer brought also S289,58
Of which 10000 were on account Of the Mexi
can dividend, and other coin and gold to III
amount Of 100000. The refusal Of the Mexi
can government to receive our Minister-hi
departure, the proclamation Of Parodcs, date
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ADMINISTRATIONS sILr.

RY virtue Of an order made N \
~ June term Of the PlobatS CCuu
Madison county, Mississippi, | Win vi
TO the highest bidder, before The Cour
house door, in the Town Of Canoa, \
First Monday the Sd day Of Augpa I'D
On a credit of twelve months, The ID
lowing described propert viz;
East half, north east quarter, id
the east hal, south east quailet u
south half west half, southeast quare|
section thirty. five, township eg
range two, east; the above land has
assigned to the WIDOW as bef doEsI
West half, north west quarter, Rcdd
thirty.six, township eight, range
east; east half, southeast quarter d
west half, southeast Quartel, scil
thirty two, township eight range Ata
cast; east half, northwest quarter
north half, northeast quarter, acf
nineteen, township eight range ihf
east,
Bond and approved security VIZ
required.
Sale to take place within The ha
prescribed by law.
VI. A. MOORE, Adnt
MARTHA MOORE, Adm
Of the estate of William Moore o.
Inno "a t81e. Ss-ll
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Correspondence of he New orsan, Com. Times

Correspondence Of the New Orleans Com. Times.
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1916.
1t gives mt sincere pleasure to inform you,
as it will you to hear, that honor was yesterday
conferred upon whom honor was due. That
the President nominated, and the Senate unani-
mously confirmed, the nomination Of General
Taylor as a Brevet Major General in the United
States Army, an honor nobly and most gallant
~ won, and which will crafty not less the
American people than Gen. Taylor himself.
The Senate, to-day, passed the bill authoriz-
ing the appointment of two additional Major
and four additional Brigadier Generals in the
army, and it will no doubt pass the House. Il
is not doubted that the moment the bill becomes
a law, the President will nominate Gen. Taylor
as a Major General in the line Of the United
States Army. Il has been said that Genera
Houston would be nominated as one Of tn,
Major Generals, butif he should be, | question
whether his nomination would be confirmed
by the Senate.
learn that Gen, Scott, to-day, called upoi
the President and claimed the command Of tn
army as his right He is extremely anxious t
be in the field, and is like q FESTIVE war-horse
that snuffs the battle from afar of, and is i'm
patient Of restraint.
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RemarkableI-A gentleman in New Jcr-
sey, near Philadelphia, had been for a long
time sick, and was treated in the usual way
for an affection OF the lungs by two eminent
physicians, until the disease assumed such a
malignant form that they declared the patient
had a confirmed consumption-that medicine
could do no more, and he must die, His
breath was so affected by the disease that no
one could stay in his room but a short time
At this stage, when all hope had fed, a friend
gave him a bottle Of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry declaring that at any rate it could do
him no harm. He took it and grew much bet
ter. He continued the use of it, and by using
three or f .ur bottles was completely cured.
We shall have the full particulars OF the
above case in a few days, duly certified, so that
no one can dispute it.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam is sold by
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.