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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-06
The atrical and Musical.

BowKRy THEArRE.-The thrilling drama of "Hobo-
KEN repeated at this theatre last evening" very
large and crowded house. and met it'll enthusiastic
reception as it did the evening it first produced We
have drama performed that possesses more
interest from the rising OF the curtain to the conclusion
than does thwhile the acting throughout of the first
order We hope the enterprising manager will receive
proper reward for his untring energy in producing
the New Workers proverbisl for rewarding those
who spare trouble to cater for their entertainment
GRErNwIcH THEArRK The house was crowded last
evening for the benefit Of MIR. Weaver. This evening
Mr. Henkins presents bill for his benefit night which,
for attractive variety has seldom been equaed in New
York Mr. Wood and his will appear the splendid
meo-dramatc spectacle Of the Cherokee Chief" Miss
julia Drake will perform the part Of Christine in the
scene in the Merchant of Venice" will be produced
Mr. Henkns appearing Shylock and Miss Crawford
of Michael the Forryman.- The dances between the
different pieces well worthy of praise, and to
them alone is worth than the price Of admission
CASTLE GARpES.It is luxury indeed when the tolls
OF the day over pass hour two away from the
dust noise and foul air of the cy we go where
find the unpolluted breeze and listen music diff
feren from that of the omnibus and pavement duets
which drive halffrantc during the day If any of
citizens would wish to follow our example, and enjoy
bracing air. delightful music, and superior cecream,
let them 90 Castle Garden and thank for ad-
vice. Before coming away stop and view the spenddly
illuminated range OF cosmoramic views.
The ALLreHASrArs As we predicted these admirable
vocsss have made most successful opening of their
campaign in Providence They have given three
there to brilliantly fashionable audiences, and each
night received with enthusiastic plaudts The papers
there with praises Of this American band They
now In Newport and will doubtless be the rage among
the fashionable vsiters Of that delightful place tr
umphant career awaits Them for they possess true talent
and CorbyA has the tact and skill to display that talent
to the best advantage. Prosperity attend them.
Mr. Templston to give concert at Kingston, Ca
NADIA, on the 7th inst At Toronto he met with the
greatest success.
The Allsghanians very successful in their first
concert at Providence r. L. and have advertised its
petition.
The fremont vocaists from Boston, intend giving a
concert in this city, for the benefit Of the Nantucket
sufferers
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NEW YORK HERALD.


A bill TO remit the duties on railroad iron passed
the Senate yesterday; but was laid on the table in
the House. The time ofthe Senate was principally
employed upon unimportant bills. The West
Point appropriation bill, and bill for the admis-
sion of Wisconsin into the Union, were passed
The Independent Treasury bill was taken up in
the House; and an amendment proposed, to ex-
tend the specie clause to Apri! next, was mega
lived. There was no other business Of mpor-
lance transacted
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RrookIvr C,tv inteII,rence.

BURaLARY-A man named VIM. Hurd with another
man who made his escape last night entered the house
of James F. Alden No Haqet Place Atlsntic street
Atlantic street. and carried on some silver spoons Before
they had time get clear the servant maid heard them
and gave the alarm. They were followed by Mr.. Al.
den and Hurd captured and brought to the police
office, but his comrade escaped with the spoons Upon
searching Hurd two pocket handkerchefs were found
upon him. which he had stolen from house in the
street, and identified the next morning by the
owner. He committed to take his trial at the ext
Court of Oyer and Terminer.
NAVY YARp-A report was in circulation yesterday,
in Brooklyn, that orders were received at the Navy
Yard to put number of hands to work the Sabine,
and get her ready with all convenient speed for sea
The keel of this vessel laid about twenty year
since and she finished nearly the laying Of her
decks after which order to stop the works. and
there she has lain since. 1t appears that wal
lately found that the mbes upon which the keel rested
rotten in consequence of which she was rased the
rotten timber taken away, and new stocks put in theiI
place, upon which she rests. IL very question
able il her keel and Of her timbers have not been
injured after being long suffered to remain on the
stocks but suppose the government will order sur
vey before they proceed to fnisher her.
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United states Commissioned ONCE

Aueusr 6.-Chaese of Revoif-Henry Wilson. Alfred
Mccoy Ira o. Cornwel Charles Squircs, Thos Crockett
and Ihos Harrington FIVE of the Grew OF the ship John
r Harwood Washington Reed master, were arrested
TINS morning on board by deputy Marshal Moriisonon
charge oil having attempted to create revolt on board
said ship They committed until this morning,
when they WILDE brought up again for examination.
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From Africa,

The barque Chatham, Captain Bearse, arrived
yesterday, bringing accounts from Monrovia to
the 3Oth June, and files of the LMnsimary to the
10th. They contain nothing of remarkable cha
racter-all was peace, and the utmost equanimity
prevailed throughout the colonies.
The U. S. ship Marion, Commo. Simmonds, az
rived at M. ON the 18th of May. The brig Boxer,
Com. Birpham, from the leeward on the 9th OF
June and the store ship Southampton, Com.
Moons, from Port Praya on the 5th-al well.
The arrival of the Monrovia was an event hailed
with Joy by all. Their supplies were nearly ex-
hausted, and great sufferngs were anticipated.
The Lu,ninary alludes to it as follows:
Never have we known supplies to be more opportune.
y received by any community than were those brought
by the bark Chatham Captain Bearse which arrived ct
this port after passage of IS days from New York on
the Sth inst The Hungry Time" had set in and many
of the people anticipating actual want and suffer
ing which trust will be prevented to extent by
The Hungry Time" alluded to above, seems to be as
much looked for, annually, as the succession Of the
rainy and dry The seems to have been,
that those who have been depended upon farmers in
cient prompt them to make the needed effort requisite
though to the best OF knowledge the soil yields
abundant increase This year. however cause for dis
desttution and that is found in the great number Of
consumers who have arrived in the colony during the
past six months In December about 200 came week
Subsequent to their arrival the Pons' landed $50 and
by another vessel 63 emgrsnts arrived from the States
making 1000 added to those who here and that
too at season, not the most favorable for planting
1t supposed that about 800 of the Congoes from the
Pons have taken to the "bush" unwilling submit
the restraints of civilization These have committed sad
depredations and have thus increased the distress is
true however, that very many will not labor in seed
time and consequently have not a supply in harvest
many who to think that liberty consists in the pr
viege Of doing nothing and that all labor is ncompat
BILE with it. SO long such opinions exist there must
Int ha be q w IN
honest labor the honorable position that egitimatey
claims and Liberia will soon become independent Of TO
reign nations at least for supplies Of provisions nay
verify believe that ten years would not elapse ere the
balance of trade would be in her favor
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United States DIstrIc1 Court,
Before Judge Betta.

AUGUST 5-Ihe Sioop Hoorer and her opnsr, rs the
Steamboat Belle, her Tackle 2c-Ths case Is still at
hearing, and likely to take up the remainder Of the
week,
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The prominent men,s>rs Of the bar In Kentucky have
held meeting, and pssssi resolutions upholdsg the
course Of Judge Buchnsr inhe shabby trial
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REMARKABLE DIscovERy.-Proassor Auckland, at a
meeting Of the Royal Society in London read paper up
discovery he has recently made, which promises
not to be OF any great utility but at the time will be
very ornamental and source of great pleasure to many
persons His experiments made upon what Lin
neus terms the Oiseau Nor (rhe black bird) He took
several OF these ods (Which Matched early in the
spring. Immediately from the shellkept them in well
warmed apartment and fed them three times day, upon
different kinds Of flower seed from which the husks had
been carefully picked the result was each bird had the
pumage Of the flower that would have grown from the
seed lplantsd In the ground
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-06

MEDICAL SOCIETY OF MASSACHUSETTS letter
appeared in cur paper yesterday, written from
Boston, which, had we seen, would not have been
published in the shape it was given; for although
the account in relation to Mrs. Mahoney may pro-
badly be true, yet the remarks contained in the
letter respecting the members ofthe Massachusetts
Medical Societygenerally, we regard as wholly UNI
called for and undeserved. From our own know
ledge Of many of them, we regard the physicians
of Boston and vicinity as body of scientific and
upright men, who would be the last TO screen, and
the first to expose, any such case Of negligence as
spoken OF in the letter.
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we are worn out with IT, and wish TO get away from
London as soon as possible. Ever since the begin
ming of April, up to the present time, there has
been here nothing but succession OF balls, par
ties, dinners, sorfss, fetss, &c, which will con-
tinue at the West End few weeks longer, until,
perhaps, Lord John Russell is ousted from Par
lament full description of the fashionable
world in London, and graphic account OF its
leading scenes would be highly interesting and
curious, and this will endeavor to give on another
day. OF all the soirfes, Sc, which We have at
tended, since our arrival in London, one Of the
most agreeable was recherche night we spent at
Lady Morgan's elegant residence, in one of the
beautiful squares near Hyde Park Lady Nor
gan, better known in the United States as the
once beautiful Miss Owenson, the famous author
ess, moves in the highest circles of fashion and
literature, and is one OF the most delightful per-
sons we ever met The evening Of her days is
poetry and grace, brought down from heaven to
human life. We have seen great deal OF the
structure, forms, shapes and appearances Of the
upper and fashionable circles here, and general
and vivid description of such a state of society
have never yet seen written. II can be done 80
as to be pleasing, without any personality.
Tomorrow We proceed to the Rhine, and shall
visit Baden-Baden, Southern Germany Vienna,
Switzerland, SC. after that, return to Paris, and
think of ST. Petersburgh, and also Italy. We have
received numerous letters in London, and else
where, to persons of the highest rank on the con-
tinent.
The Oregon treaty you will find published in
the Morning Chronicle of this day.
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"THE EFFECTS OF THE TARiFF."-We have
already given several paragraphs from the wing
papers with the above head, chroniclng the stop
page of mills, and the reduction of wages, in
consequence of the passage of the ad vaorem
tariff bill. We now publish the following as
another proof, probably, OF the effects of the new
bill =
The new cotton factory, at Bensonville, two miles
west Of this village, has been started It is fitted up
with the latest improved machinery which is the most
beautiful in operation behed. With the capital
the company have large business will undoubtedly be
done and with the silk factory and other establish
ments near by will create quite village. Several
dwellings have already been erected in the vicinity and
more are in contemplation.
Joel Hayden ESQ., of Haydenville, on Monday last
purchased site near that village for manufacturing pur
poses with twenty -four feet fall Of water is reported
that large factory will soon be
Courier.
We intend to let every tub stand on its own
bottom"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

w EBB, BACON n CO. offer ior sale
w sUGARs-3o hhds ~ Groin
los hhd- Porto Rico
100 DO New Orleans
II boIes Loaf
Is Bbls Crushed and Pulverised
u uerees and 20 half do. New Orleans CIsra.d
rs boxes Havana
hoLAsSES-20 hbds Porto Rico
90 hhcs an. II tcres Trinidad
90 hhds Cardenls
COFFEE-IOo bars Rio
500 bsgs laguSyra
las bags lava
CASDLEs-55 boxes Sperm
10 boxes Steaue
50 boIes HuTs patent TsBO~
~ boxes Tanow
CASTLE, Brown and shaving Soap
100 kegs Cut Nails and Bnds
3 tons BisteTed steel
Hoop Iron
20 tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones
1900 side Sole Leather
Hames and Upper Leather
S baes Shoe Tn rrad
40 packages Gun Powder Tea
Black Tea
IL b5s Sperm Lamp Oil
~ bbs Tanners Oh
100 uerees Thomaston Lime
loo dozen Painted Buckets
Meats OF WOODWARD
IS uerees Rice
so bis Cider Vinegar
- hhds Bacon Sides
Is hhds do Saoudsus
200 bbs n. c. Cut IeruEss
100 bbs Family Ros do
IS bbs Shad
Rosin-TaT
Spirits Turpentne
Letter. Writing and Wrapping Paper au %
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V .OOK 10 YOUR INTEREST," The sui

seHb,fs "ou1dfesPeeuuT5 Infofm thef erstomcfF, and The
public generally. that they have ueeivediheir usual large supply OF
use most fashionable and Other kinds Of ready made CLOTHING, for
winter wex. and TO which they are making constant additions semi.
weekly, consisting Of every variety Undesirable Cloaks, Coatsvess,
Pants, Drawers. Shirt, Conau Bo-oms. Stocks. Soeks Hdkfs
fuspendep, &C. kc-wih which they viii be pleased TO a. them
n tho best style and upon the most reasonable terms
The pains they have taken in the selection Of their materials to
secure goodness and beauty, as well as the care they have taken in
having thsm made mp under then own supervision to secure dura-
bniy and neatne- Of IT, makes their assortment one peculiarly
desirable 10 select from. to alpersons- Call and see for yourselves
NJ HOOPER a. CRAFTS Virginia Clothing Store,
ro7-tf No. CO. Main ST.
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NOTICE.

fINBE subscribers have entered into Copartnet.
snip under ts nm cf oruses q Arpsrron. fot the purpose
az eondyefiak the Apotheeap and Drug business. and have taksa
tse hou- aesmsfy oeeapied ~ Samuel Y. Adie a 90, No. Ell,
Main "a HHH
rhsyintrndh sepns at all times An assortment of Drugs. Med
eins. fntnn, Obs. Dye rsaf1. ke- and asa a call ron their Old
nt.nds asd the public generally. Both of VA having been broarht
up TO the business. and having been engaged in IL for a number OF
y.ui In this Csp. hope By elo>e attention TO business 10 merit a
share Of patronage.
One OF both Of Us viii be found n an times ,o attend in person
90 putting up such orders . . We may receive from physicians. mer
chants and othen Particular attention will also be paid to putting
Mp such prescriptions as may be &C., TO the house
PETER w. GRUBBS.
m M
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sy5I d .zks1 i szsssI Il
Is a ss iso 10 Isi 10 = NC so 1 % 400 100
80 81 IS III rs I 10 i53 IT'S IS II 32i rs
IS 100 lie 2ot 90 los ls3 Sso 60 t3S 4oi 90
Is l9I D 81 373

s.surL HAssAy, Secretary.
The subscriber, Agent for the above Company, is prepared To
receive applications for Life Insurance Tor any of the periods
named, viz Tor l year. Z years, or for life: and for any sun not
exceeding $4,000 on single life. The RATES OF Insurance for all
OF the intermediate yeats, not noted Ia the above advertisement as
well as all other information interesting to those desiring To effect
Insurance, wall also be made known on application. The adyan-
tases offered by this Company, are believed to be equal. II not
superior TO those offered by any other. either In the u. q. OF Great
Britain. n. q. GwATHMRY.
Physician to the soeiety-,he Family Physician Of the party
WHOSE Is Is 10 be insured. &C 2I-u
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WORKMAN, McGRUDER a co.

WORKMAN, McGRUDER a. 60.
OFFER FOR SALE
HHDS. III CroiH, ?. REQ and N. q. SUGAR
EfO 20 packages w. 4 W.loaL crushed, and pBIytn-rd do.
q bbl, n o Clarified Sugar
~ hhds MOases, part prime
90 bis do
100 bags old Government Java Coffee
1913 DO Rio do
I65 do Iarunyra do
10 hale Mocha do
GunpoNdrf and Ba-k Teas, Of best quality
10 tee Rice
$50 Eers Nails assorted boz and warebou-,
200 sides Sole Leather. good aEd
$40 " Russet do
500 lbs Rh0s Thread
40 boxes Sperm Candies
10 do J1dds pat %. Candies
go Do Candies. Hnns L Woodruff
40 DO Ftafeh
10 keys Salt Pete
2 cefJ0W Indigo
10 ta'se's best 'Durapds, Olive OF
&c tee Coal PIT Oh
Winter n. fl OIL
1000 kegs Duponts sporting sBd blasting Powder
80 boIes $40 and 1OTi2 Gau
500 bags Sbot
Bar Lead
20 hbds MddinE Bacon
20 d. Shoutdrr do
900 best family Hams
40 boxes Tn Plate
Block FIN and spe,sr
200 rms Wtapring Papsf
$50 Grind Ft0lcs
q bbs Tar
90 bbs pure Cider vineEar
- ar casks best WoO5ho1r- Wins
Genuine I'D Port DO
Cotton Yarns. at fact0y prices
Cotton Lines, London Muaad
Cingef Pepfer ~ Spice, Hacks Salt kc
5 tons An. bnrtsrsd Ftrci
English bid. Shear and Cast Steel
2 tons Rpfirg Steel
10 " swesds
+ " County LtRON
80 Tfeds RarandEugish \
Sheet and Boiler Plat Iron
Band anil Hoop DO
Ares, Plough Plates &c. s3
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WADE w. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Ft-St DeO- boos ts Cry H-ta,
OFFERS for sale
~ zoo bag. Rio and LAsuayn Coffee
100 do st DominEo do
100 DO Java and Manila do
30 khds p. Rico and n. Orleans Sugars
5 60 CuhA Clarified DO
20 bbs \. ORLEANS do
30 boIes w q w Loaf do
S do mol do do
S Dbl. Crushed do
S do Puveussd do
20 hhds MCaSses
90 bb, N o. Molasss
10 tons TretegaT Iron, assorted Ezrs
, do county do
/ do BHstered Steel
l do German do
200 kegs Nails
100 ad,s Sole Leather
100 boIes soap
SO DO Sperm and TaiOw Candies
loo ream. wrapping Paper
so DO Cap and Letter Paper
20 paeSas'. 6. 2 and Imp1re.
S do Black do
20 kegsPOweer
200 bags Shot
10 Eers bar Lead
5 uerres Rice
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns. Manchester and other seIoTes
1000 Ibz. DO Seine Irvine, Nos. I6 snd9O
10000 los Western SIDES do
100 bbls y. c. Cut behring's
= PuneheoBs superior Old Java Rum
TO bS. n. +. DO
2 taf pipe. sup. old Brandy J Hsnnes'es
iqr DO DO do, do
10 bbis limitation do
3 do sup. Old Peach do
10 do do do Apple DO, 7 years old
30 DO Richardson's No. i Whisky
so do Tuscaloosa Co
Is do MOnongahsia Rye Spirits
100 d. Cincinnati Recufed whsksy
: hhds DO
. pipes old l. p NJ. Wine
/ pipe choice do Do
do co do
10 qr pipes :. N. do
: DO Bro Sherry do
I pipe o. l. Pou do
= ar pipes pure Iuiee do
10 bbs Sweet Malaga do
20 ba,ksts Champagne. Anchor and oihef brands
DemJohns- Spanish segars Mustard
Starch, CoppeaB Alum, Anspies
Pepper Ginger Lamp OIL Lard, and sto- Thread
Win a small Dot Of N. Burney'sI sup. Family FIOur-an
Of which will be sd At the lowest prices, for cash, or to puuetuaI
customers on the usual time. seq
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

IUNHE undersigned returns ais respectful thanks
- 10 his friends and the public, for the great extent OF patron
are he has received in past years, and bcgs leave 10 inform item
that his present arrangements foe manufacturing Cl-cks are most
ample, and that those who deal with him will find him a ready ~
ever to sch on the cheapest hTesi, and most honorable Terms. and
TO devctc the most risid attention to their interests
Having been extensively engaged in manufacturing Clocks for
more than twenty years past, he believes he has had sufficient OPP
pouuniles for becoming acquainted with the wants OF Cloek deal
es sad Ee would hereby respectfully inform all who make their
purchases OF him, that they shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot be surpassed in point Of workmanship or finish.
his well known fact that several manufacurersa and dealers
are constantly selling a worthless and eounteneitaruelc, hbeedas
the genuine "Jerome Clock" which fact Is an unwilling acknow
edgmsnt Crom them OF their superiority. lie trusts that purehas
~ viii appreciate Tire advantage OF buying direct from the factory
In which cas-. they will not be the subjects Of this imposition. An
orders, ifaecotupSned with the cash. will be promptly and faithtul
yatisnded TO. Strangers who send their orders by mail, may rely
nron receiving th- attention son personal pPheaton. Cioehs in
tended for Foreign Countnes will be carefully selected and psekrd'
with reference 60 the various markets Al Clocks purchaSS AT
an. esaabIfshment are warranted To perform well, and the same
VIII be delivered ON board boat OF vessels free OF transportation
yharse. with assurances that every possible attention shall be
laid 20 the Interests Of his friends and patrons, he respectfully 90
seiis the patronage ofan.
Warehouse in Philadelphia. at 20 North Third Street.
Warehouse IN Baltimore. at &c South Charles Street.
FAcrokY In New Haven. on ST. Johns Street, between Hamn
ION and Market. &C 23-ly CHAuNCEY JEROME.
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Father Darcy, a new novel. by the author Of Two Old Mems
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Part II and last OF The Leg Of n Prvaisesman a hundred years
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Aunt Pauy's Scrap Bag. by Caroline Lee HENRI, author Of "The
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DUVAL 4 PURCELL,

DruggtsfS,
And Dealers I'm Paints, Oils, INDIGO,
md other Dye-stuffs,
window Glass, &c,
LAT Maia Street,
OFFER their usual large and well selected
soeh, which embraces a general assortment well .uissd to
the want. fthc trade, ant consists In pat Of the following. IN auan-
uhie' : o suit purchassu. on the most hvo'abs term =
LOCO lbs SUPP Spar. iadso; , hhds SUPP Madder
10000 fs White Lead. dry aud in oil
70 bis sPs Turpenine. ~ bis Castor Oh
800 or sulphate ounine. 40 bis Coppeas
500 lbs Extract Los~ood. 5 cases Annatio
, BIS Coral and japan vamishes; 1900 lbs red Lead
1900 lbs Litha'rr; 5000 lbs ssi Eutus
1000 lbs Sup Cab soda; SO bis Logwood
80 ibs frussian Hue; 6s Ice Chinese vermlMon
cases Gum slrihe. 5000 ibs Epson salts
10 CASKS Eng vsnrt Red; 10 casks span brown
I eask Nntnsgs 3 bis Camph,r
100 baskets Fasd o. IS be YES q, al starch
50 gnee Backing; 4 bis white Ginger
hs Cloves. 100000 Clgnru assorted quahtie.
10 cases Chrome Guensn yellow
And also $50 boxes Window Glass. OF ~winslow" and 'MurAea"
bnnds-doubhc and single thckness.
Besides the usual variety Of Medicines. Chemicals, Painters Co
lop and brushes, Combs, hair and ooth brushes, fancy a,tiele. &C;
10 which the attention Of Purchasers 10 invited.
N.b-farieular attention paid to packing and shippinr orders
DuvAL 4 PURCELL, Druggists,
an u lT Main street. Richmond, Va.