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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

W Another day has passed without any farther
intelligence from our Army on the Mexican frontier.
There is strong probability that fresh advices will
be received to-day If the news is Of sufficient I'm
por,ance to justify the measure, we shall issue an
Extra Immediately on its arrival The expectation
Of our readers to be early and fully informed of
whatever relates to the War 30 unfortunately began
ropst not be disap pointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23
DIED

The members Of the Fire Department. the friends and
acausintarees Of The family respectfully invited 70
artend his funeral FROM bis late relidence 30 ls Roset
Sunday afteraoon a; o'clock without farh-r invita-
icn-
In Brooklyn or Friday morning I'D inst FREDERIC
HOWARD. son Of james and Marina A. Tu:hIl aged
yea- and days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evsn.ng By Rev.J 9. Demund Mr. g e
GUNTER % MsI A. c. MOULD, LOUNGES, daughter OF
c. Mould all Of this city
Iacobu,. of Brooklyn N. Y. THEODORE D. Jacobs
% HARRIET A n PYE, younses; daughter Of the late
Thos Pye, Eiq. both Of Newark M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

ocrspr.-Fka Fa9s-Designs Of the Administration;
Post once Statistics; Letter from Rochester War Items;
Invasion and Conquest Foreign Items by the Britannia
New Court; State Educational Convention; Dreadful
Torn.ao and great Destruction Of Life and Property
News Items. Fourth Pa2e-City Items; Highway Rob
berry; Marine Journal; List Of Letters remaining IN the
pos4 Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

.FsoN HALrFAS.-We have Halifax papers to
hs 18Th inst reported AZ Halifax thar Sir John
Ixsv las, Iiru, Governor OF NewforDdland. % to be
appointed civil and military Governor OF Nova Scotia
rGcston Adv.
w- We were told lsst night, that Henry Clay
Jr. ESQ was forming company 70 march TO Texas he
en- raise in an hour noble and brave eana ~ e'
shea.eered 3 mnxAss or thrssned an enem!
[LouiivIns Coursss
x The Morris Canal is open the earrs length
AMI keass aew pass Through Newark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23
Mexico.


The attention Of our people having been with
drawn from Oregon TO Mexico, we shall embrace
TIE export unity of occasionally publishing in The
Tribune statistics of the latter place, which is
hoped may prove Of more than mere temporary
interest
According to the bes, authorities we have been
able TO consult, the population Of Mexico in 1912
was 200 900, Of whom 1000 600 were estimated as
Indians; l,ooo, 900 whites 5000 blacks; and 1000 900
Of various castles, such az Tanbos Mula,soes,&c &c
10 the City Of Mexico there ara several Collegiate
Institutions of respectable grade and standing and
within the last few years Schools have rapidly null
aplied throughout the entire Republic. About,
Fifty Newspapers are publi,hed in the Cities and
various Provinces.
Tho population of the Republic is made up, in
al L. TN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

CHAP POSTAGE TO CoNTINeE-The Chairman
OF the Committee on Pos, otHcss and Post Roads In
the Senate declared in his place on Tuesday, tia,
no change was contemplated in the Ra,esof Postage,
This announcement will be received with general
satisfaction in every part OF the Cosnuy Our Pos,
Office Law; when mex, altered, viii doubs be 80
amended as 10 make Possase stilIcheaper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

II For the Spring and Summer Trade. this Is the
for advertising In The newspapers OF The Deghboripg Coun
Ties and States. II also the tis advertise 10 he
papers OF the South West for the Fall Trade "
g. Pslmer. whose ot"e is in he Tribune BudiDgs IL the
Agent See ad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

WANTED-By lady, We. qualified, situation as tsscher
o. Eng i.h studies and music, IN good school seminary
The meat ssscofy er-uces given character and
capacity. Address w II. A. box 22'i Lower Po,t Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23
Court Calen6sy.

CoNsos PIzAs--aondsy-PEI mos. 49, 81, SIS, g,
3. =. 81, g Pan a-aos. 10, 2s2, Ia, La liz,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

To Arms! To Arms! YE BsA'Et-For Texas and lhe
Rio Grsnde.-Young Gentlemen who with TO nngubh
themselves in the esmpsign against Mexico. and would
prefer enrolling Iodepeuden Corps requested 20
cali Chas H. Shaw =. 1874 Mot.st between the hours OF
A. NJ and eP. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

SoTicL--The WslGu, Oh nuiLary Shaving SOAP which
has equal, d the Invention OF Mr. WIN. Johnson
Tho ocy manufacturer Of the true article, al C0rsndst
and has connection with any VrooG Fower repre-
ted by hose who sndeayor make pts Of his
or he manufacture and Isle Of spurious article
myle ima
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23
round numbers, es follows

rsY EXPORTS from the Republic of Mexico
amount to about 100000 annually. No. less
than 900 Of silver are coined in the varou,
Mint. of which there are como SIX or eight In the
Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23
Correspondence of the Tribune.

Owxoo, May ls,h 1886.
h Dear Sir:-We have had slos.
ious day ofn Aere-we have Strong hopes Of having
carried the County for No Lcense. Ths (O~eso)
has given majority Of 353 for No License CSndsr
do 1856 and Nosa do 1874 Barton and Nichols have also
given No License majo.es We think TIE other towns
have done we'll Yours, respectfully. TIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

WARSAW, May 70, $40.
Below is as full report Of the in this county
now be given As general thing the polls have
been we'll attended In many the hod well
ed bur the Runites are vanquished here for All
the in the county cxcep, Eagle have been heard
from and AL have given No License nsyorit,ea fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23
THE TRIBUNE.
sArUBDAY. MAY g. 1886

~ T1o,el,, and os4ey, leaving the City IN The amer
49, th.s an Evening sditio"cf The zra'ss
l. rprin,ed every dsy, coDfanins the Stock Sales Mar
he., ss~,by tho Southern mall &c. up % oeIoea-
o. ,,,,u,rtne of the Yews5oys for the E0etns Edition
,a tribune every one will be able TO take with him
81. l.tess news up the time Of leaving the City.
II Advertisements for the Tribune of Monday,
oe, to BE sen. In before O'Clock Saturday evening"
A. ,he Publication Office Of this paper u not open on
Sundays.
Subscribers in the city who do net receive this paper
q. an carry hour requested TO leave word at the Office
az arrangements such enable all the carriers
10 get through their routes before seven o'clock CU
risrs falling accomplish this will be required 10 s7euP
their routes.
Percons wishng The Tribune left at their dweihs'
PLACES Of business regularly every morning VIII please
I..,e their address at the Publishing Office or send
note through the Post Office Terms, Nine Cents week
payable TO the Carrier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

GREEN AND BLACK TEAS At REDUCED PRICES. o.
Fowler is receiving daily large and we'll selected
meut CT Teas Of all the various inds wbi-h he is selling
avery small advance the hole.se prices He seing
the best quality Young Hyson IS very good do
30 cts Ooong Souchons ofbe svor cts coed
fashion Black Tea 2. and 81 per ID We sdVss 81. who
IN 10 call and rxsmro Biz lag- Teas
fore purchss!ng III. slorrs ~ $50 and i8 Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23
Later from ST. Domingo Rebellion among the
Haytiens.

By the arrival of the schooner Tiose, Capt. Col
Inns, frora Aux Cages whence she sailed on the 9th
inst, we learn that affairs becoming more quiet
and settled A few days before the Tiogs sailed
she greatest excitement prevailed. and strong fears
were entertained that hand Of insurgents would attack
the town. and many of the inhabitants had their movable
property deposited board the shipping in por ready 70
make he escape the resul, OF successful attack on the
part OF the Insurgents.
This outbreak seens to have been the result OF
any dissatisfaction with the present Government, but
merely for the take Of plumber and the thirst for blood
Several engagements aye said have taken place re-
Gently between the insurgents and Government tToops
which resulted greatly In favor Of the latter though the
esotradetory tbs: i, is impossible 10
ascetaa with any considerable degree OF correctness
the iosi sither aide. The Insurgents, however,
seemed 2 be continually rc-eatns before the Govern
nens s, and the report stated they were advancing
jereu1e-sn consequence Of which troops were cis
patched from Aux Cages thst quarter. ltwathorsht
that IN esort time The vicinity OF Aux Cages would be
quiet any esser part OF The Island bat The whole
country = In such Of rebellion that Il must De
long ,meJet before pesce and Guieness will be ercre!
restored The Eastern par. OF the sand wss quiet %
the las; sseounts President Richie was expected 70 s
rive AZ AK Cages ia few weeks from Port az Prince
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23
Snles of Real Essate.

py a y bIsecNeT.
lots on 3d:avenue, feet from n g corner
s6ih 81. each IS by 100 feet at Sl030..-.... 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

e Governor S,rarion arrived 81 Trenton las;
evening from his residence il Gloucester, and took
a. Mr. Nshespeys, TIE Secretary Of State ltneeA;sy
upon ais arrival says the Daily News the Sec-s:! o.
State las before him the papers rom the A
Department AZ Washington which arrived Ibis Eornirs
bearing its The tsih Of May, making rseuaton on me
GoveSno fo- sc enroentot ten Panies o! vosrner
Of IS rsh each Tia Governor viii the Subject
of.cAhy Newark Adv
q The Trenton National Guards on molten OF
Lieut. Wall have tsatsses thets sa-css TIE Goreanr
% ssSzs ts meeting he seeusnn q TIA Gans- Gcvs-
xszh ISsvsy6 Asv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

NAvAL-The U. s. brig Perry. Lieut.. CONG.
BLAKE was towed down from Norfolk TO Hampton
Roads on Tuesday. and sail with the frat fair
wind The Norfolk Beacon gays:
The P. takes on board Passed Midahipmsn McRAE.
the bearer of dispatches the Pacific Squadron and
will await the mail at Chagres Immediately after
which she will repor. herself to Commodore Common
for duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

HEAR THE ORACLE The Union alludes TO the
reports changes plated in the Cabinet
and says:
But - them that they are again upon a
false scent We understand there 10 not the slightest In
,en,on of making any change In the cabinet We un'
derake to say that upon this subject the President has
made cd his mind His confidence In his friends IL not
pnsiy shsAerThs abba and efficient Secretaries whom
he has drawn around him. will remain at their posts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

The receipts on the Harrisburg Railroad for The
last eight mouths have been SOC 0a, against s5l,l9,
same iime last year. Increase ~ 972.
At Louisville there was no change in the money
market Exchange on the East per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-23

See DR.. Leedss signature to each bottle, being 375 Bow
ary la9 Hutton At Ernoklrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23

,ss. t:n$saefs k:..s'y f.is:l KY WEI: yS::
Harper, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
spoiord Tileston Co The s. has had head winds all the
faas Msrn Co. 18th Sept, M Il 49, long g. SPOKE e
ship Howard 50 days out from Liverpool bound to Phadelp
Ship Flordan Pratt 80 days from Nantes (France)
Bark Whine Oak Movie 81 days from yeanie Island pa
tagonls with guano To Francis Leland Aug 18TH LAT ID 81
to Baeaes Xyres th lett a. Peraambuco ship Rome Of
salem from sumatsa with pepper waiting ordsIs
with coal TO Soule Whitney s Co.
cotton Browa Di@mock isth passed the Calf off
Harteres, bark r II Chapin
Brig Mana Spear Prior &c days from Mobile, with
Brig Florence Hopkins /, days from Pietou with COAL
master
sehr Jala Prngle, Eidrdge. days from Georgetown
with lumber, 10 master 10th instant off Cape Hatteras,
boarded art of wreck supposed to be brig OF about ISL
sshr ;sner, TAYLOR Phillips, tcf ealtimore) from Mate
Nelson Aug &c. LAT 2 % ling z W. spoke bark Ada
TO- 3 Ss burt;
bOqn norh; ith lat o. NJ long Il o. W, spoke Fl
sail os to al ass e IN The bss G9p saat
so eSsn. @ sSsGGs,d ,s % gone and e9,
could DULY hear that she bound Bordeaux aud
10th at IS o. n long u 10 W. raised week Of spas PROV
ed be the fore yards sails and together with
b D Do % h 'a with
s %1,s S1 ~ ss ne se sf0ns days o" NE to
British sch, Gipsey, Thornton IA days from Pictou with
schr Richmond, Keller, days from Thoma,on with coal
haas ss & sSa
schr Alexander Mills Phi ledepha, coal.
sehr Rss casey staSb. s%ansbo9o C. with naval
stores to Rusgles.
Ship Queen the West. Liverpool, and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
Foreign Imporsntions.

LrrERPooLShp tons coal 100 tons salt
Grinnel Minufn COT cases Beals Bush x col bale
truss w Tinson-2 casks q Sttcey-2 cases Perkins
Brooks x White-l T. w * j T Moore x CO.. III Wyith-
Peirsse Brooks col bale w Sloan-l Hastings & co
y cases Barton coz casks Bany x Wny-l bale An
drew Case carter Balsey Baldwin, foxes truss
BIo~n Brothers * Col tsk Van Wart-l w NJ Smith
Reed Sprasue-2J M WeId-l case Pollard s. Cog
casks Wetmore * col Dhn Van Nest-i j < J Cvx-2
Hume Hayes-2 NJ Miller-2 Nazvo * Kiug-2 boxes /
case Tones sons Sands Fuller bales Pa
ton ewart-l cask Hunt Woodward * Conner-2 James
Pr rsmer-i Alspes eo72 John A Newbold-l case
Hornsr-l case Plat BgotheI12 Coffin Bradley COL Cor
Hnett Bro her co.. Reed spsgne-6 kegs James Kean
-ls cases ii bales Mccall Slrong-45 boxes John Nicho
sons bales Buckley Graham Co.'S John Henry &
eocl8 john Ghon Coz boxes Smith Thurger-I A
Spies col case Charles Kean2 casks las Woods-iO
Loekhart Gibson bale Charles Soule3 casks cases
Mler-26 pkgs Tooker Mead COL case pale A Wat
son-2 cases 4 q tvason-2 G Kiug-2 w Stephens
scsses Brown yes-3 casks James Reyburn-55 boxes
hlead-dJ Nacy ssp-49 cratesJ Jsckson-i boy J r
b.ccus-l box : h Hydt-2 Smith & Cog casks
Blocker b"gan-30O boxes G. More woud-1a cases RI
Jessop-3"t boxes in Phelps Dodge COG casks Ellie
min-2 cases " Ut >herHan-l case Phelps Jhuendea x
Bliss case Lewis Atterhury co250 boxes Wood Com
nor-2 pkgs brown-37 cases Griuneii, Anturn x co..
sundry pkgs * % order. -
NEANE ISLAND tPaiagsnii BARK White Oak-25O tons
Gu mo Lendl2O0 bOls do $500 lbs copper m casks IA
tons old snip halt old
ner, Lawrence Il co. New London.
NANTEs-Ship Floridiaa--l2I casks manure Bearuois &
Brother-i3 casks preserves Pouries x Frercs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23

eli her ... 'ons .psrs beth boat. dss! ssst e.. h.v!ss
yrhsd With feet OF water IN hold below brig Ahssi
NEW Haven Sept 2i-Arr bark Trinidad, Palmer, Trini.
dad; sloop Lady Fenwick, Chapman York, Sid, brig
Rich Phadcphia; Samuel SIN h, Neae, do; 2ist, bark
Magnolia, Hood, West ndies schr Pacific Prescott. Al
bany. 49,
PRovprScE Sept i9-Au schr Britain Atkinson Cumber-
land MS goth briggs Orion Randall Picou; Algonquin,
MAJ BERN Newport to load for NoTIe,ns sehy K91,SSuIy
bez White torson; Adm Brown, ench and Belle Took
er. Phile; Holder Borden Rhodes Phila Equity acketN
York; sloops Sally Gladdng, Albany; Jas Long jones'
Adonis Hawkins. and Excite VAIL NYor Vgiiant Heath
do via Newport. -
SALEM, Sept l7-,An brig Mary (Brl Freeman, Wey-
Ms sid schr Crescent, HAWKINS Norfolk and Richm ond
l8h brig Charles Thomas, tascot Phiadelphia CID
sch Morning Star Boudrot, sydney 9h schr Relief
(Br) Winchester, nigby Arr below. brig Athens Jones
for New buryport, AM CID brig Mary. Freeman, Wey
mouth, $; schrs Harriet Ellis, German Yarmouth Mary
Clark, Small, N York
w4nrHAM Sept i5-Arr brig Golpmbis Pierce hesoa;
William Howard, New York; brig Abby Amelia. Grey Pic
18TH Sterling Ross, do Sid 18th, schr Matilda, Phila-
deli
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
Domestie Importntions.

KEY WEsr-Brig Patrick Henry7 bundles old iron Foster
Nickerson-3 boxes and bales IL bales cotton
col uefce bbls old copper boxes turtle shell
lab bales Cotton ton old $50 lbs lead Brown Dmmock
- bales sponges sticks mahogany Babbidge oreI-e5
wright * Harrison. ~
CHARLEsroN-Steam.ship Southerner-s half bbls nc
with samples Poriere tresl pkge rice Fox Livingston
10 40 ipfn,'nre Scatter DO. msze Cooly.H bis
uni eass mdze A Mckenzie-3 bkts potatoes Tracy-i
box WIN Thebsnlt-l bdley VIM Nj Birch box Kendle-
Asder'Gaoi % Mock do Awster Malio.dal do II
pkg Huchtendock Vanden-l do Ambury.
MoBnE-Brig Maria spear-4I0 bales cotton Holbrook
Clearman Cos pigs Harper Brothers-42 bbls Vasan-
bale cotton Dlllinger X Ames.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
NEEDLES
BY JOHN RIMMER & SONS,
ALCESTER ENGLAND

sEasEETHE the MARET hA sFxr
reap the benefit arising from deserved superiority as in the
United States and for this reason American looks for
he purchases and fSe finds the quality good he remembers
and recommends what he has tried proved Still there
wholesale well that they usualy labelled
with the real but with the name of the
deserving the credit Justly due to him and the
importer attach his the goods OF various Makers
quality which he had previously purchased and again
quiIes.. "
r. s. Stnton offers the wholesale trade land through
SONS Warranted Royal Hemisphere superlative and
Needles, the best imported into this
and throughout the Of Europe where
they sold under the genuine Runners Needles
have reputation superior to all others ala eodlm. RI
nANCING ACCOMPLISHMENTS ACHILLE, IN
her friends and the public desires most respectfully in
form them that she about her proe ssiona
Walker street, will reopen Saturday, the Sd October
the tuition those ladies' and gentlemen who may wish
join her dancing and watzng classes or form private quad
young ladies and also for young gentlemen under 10
p M; for gentlemen above 10 years, the days o.
clock Evening class for gentlemen Tuesdays and Thurs
days o'clock and the Sorees exclusively for her pupils
Madame Achille has the pleasure to that ad
struct her pvps in those Polka Wazes and ousdrlies
WHICH the most popular IN the best society IN Paris
These beautiful pas the auadrille Mazurka; the
Cearius paits the graceful Redowd; the piennose,
gras dsaS fsmps ths pretty vqz Gang tfps eomros
ne, MaztkG caltz, WHICH with that cling temps,
will be brought out in Paris till the coming winter These
Madame chle she has received them from Mons Jules
Martin just arrived IRON Paris and 70 whom they Were e
testimony of their high esteem. So I'm MWFsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23

BRzAn TRADE Four vessels from Rio de janet
TO, reached here esterdBy with cargoes of coffee all of
which together wh vessels for other ports sailed IRON
Rio under CONVOY " the L. y irigse Constitution This
proceeding deemed necessary in consequence Of the
war with Mexico and the belief prevalent at Rio, that
Mexican privateers were cruising against American
commerce The trade with the United States had sui
iered much injury in consequence Of the dstrust arising
IRON the existence OF the war.-Bait finer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
PRIVATE DISEASES.
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE
MEDICINE

OFFICE 97 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORl
4 HE Members of the Philadelphia College of Medic
this nIinent, in every form Of bEIiCATE psEAs
do confidently aud sincerely promise to the afflicted spec
sale aud permanent cure based the most modern aud
They patients. every day from all parts Of the I'm
States Canada and West indies who have been laborinR
der old affections, such ulcers diseases
bones and Joints, meGeursi and skin di:ease: er1p
giving mercury ipjudcious treatment, and unpardou|
PARTICULAR NOTICE
Patients residing in any part Of the Union, BY wri
may@deIicate, fndecsse private or othepwi.e "n
consulted by the members who daily for that
~ % az: s ~
cude all expenses must be enclosed post paid and
~, 81 Nassau St, New Yo}
STRUCTURE CURED.
HH srEc, s,1;. EarhAcr for the cpIs1of 0onorr
Nocturnal emissions and all discharges from the ure1
This diuretc cures sooner than other REM
as yet dneoye:ed, without interfering in any way
=, SARsAFAHiifI.iiNE,
Ihe Concentrated Ertroct ofthe Genuine Honduras
pREPAREE by the members Of the Philadelphia Coll
in accordance with the most modern discoveries Of
proved by the College for the Of scroula
cataneous erupons. enlargement and pains in the I'D
njudicous OF mercury and unskfu medical
Price One R RSsI nsER sSf q bsa s G pSp
yTHIS valuable Alternative remedy syphilis
primary and constitutional II should be- resorted to nd
diaely after the first appe OF the disease Perl
who have erupons the skin, yenerea nodes rheums!
scroinla diseases arising from imporer q the bill
should not be moment without il. Single bottles
Dollar, cases of half dozen IS.
THE TONIC ELIXIR
DREPARED expressly for the use of those who hav
L duged secretly, committed excuses of any kind.
invaluable nvigoafing toncw positively impotI
in either ofthe nocturnal emissions nervous rritab
general physical prostraton weakness of the sexual
and constitutional debility produced from any cause.
also rfu corrector OF emae Irregularities, and
fails procure the periodical desideratnm that
mands aud il so essential preserve good health and
Price Two Dollars per bottle, or $40 dozen.
w. +. DICKINSON, AgfhtI
s18 mAr 81 Nassau st., New Yo&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
iyEBFooL QUALIFICATION.
The Crops.

The Natchoches Chronicle Of the 9th inst says the
cotton crop OF that parish has been almost wholly de-
stroyed.
The Caddo Lou Gazette Of the 25th ult says the dc.
structon had then been general in that parish but in
some cases entire destruction of the cotton plant had
taken place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsros-Ship Southerner-Alrs Wright and chil.
dren' Mrs Gadsden Gadsden, Master Gadsden, Miss
AZ ua M ME sweet Mrs AeIsndeT MIS- Hscke,t Mrs Ew
lott q u lngIaham, Cunningham, arley, Street.
Thatcher, Alfred Huger Elf, NJ Lewis ii w Brown, w
Walker, j Hightmsn Thorp, O'Nel w ii Hous
Ton, A Johnston L stlman W IL Msngn, w Foster,
Fnnegan, Loyrgreen, Asa Scudder Day-three the
steerage.
LIyERrooL-Ship lndependence-Rev w King, Daniel
Dodge n York; George Jackson, do; Thomas Noonan Al
bany; Mary Noonan do; Alex Blake Blake London-2i9
IN TIE steerage
NANIEs-shp Flordinn-Mr Chauvet, of France.
KEY WEsr-Bng Patrick Henry-Daniel Davis, lady and
?ehddfen Captain Cavo, II A Ogden. ii Robinson and