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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
News by the Britannia--Its probable Com
plexLOn.

The steamship. Britannia, from Liverpool Tor
Rostop has been at sea nearly thirteen days,
and ga she made her last passage in a little over
twelve DAYS. is now fully due. Her advices
from England will be sixteen days later than
those received by the Caledonia from Liverpool,
and thirteen days later from France, than those
received by the Union from Cherbourg
We anticipate favorable accounts, both In
financial and commercial point OF view. We
have every reason 10 believe that continuation
of fine weather has been experienced and as
everything depends upon the harvests, favorable
adyiees relative to the crops will give cores
pondiny complexion to everything else. Prices
for breadsiuffs are now so much reduced in this
country that we do not anticipate any particular
influence upon them, even in the event of the
prospect on the other side being in favor of more
Than an average yield. We do not expect any
further depreciation in prices in our own mar
kets until oil doubts relative to the crops of the
country are removed, and the harvests have
been secured.
An advance in cotton in England is conf
dently looked for by holders here, and II is our
impression thsy will not be disappointed. An
Improvement III cotton will follow decline in
breadstuffs, just as sure as night follows the days
and SO far as our most important interests are
concerned, they would be much more benefited
by rise in cotton, than in any improvement in
breadstufis.
Commercial affairs in Great Britain, amidst
all the financial difficulties with which they have
been surrounded, have remained In healthy
condition, and are therefore Immediately affected
fayorably, upon the FIRST improvement in the mo-
ney market. That improvement has no doubt
by this time been realized and we expect to see
general Improvement in trade in the manufac-
turing districts, and in fact in every thing con-
nected with commerce. We can afford to give
Europe cheap bread if she will give US good
price for our cotton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

The receipts Of -four and wheat, thus far, compared
with the period last year. show increase equal
sos $40 barrels -four The receipts Of eorn including
the receipts Of the second week in July exceed those
the entire season Of s4o, by nearly million and hal
Of bushels.
case was tried at the Oswego Circuit q few day
since in which -four dealers may feel little interest
suit was brought by Bronson and Croker against l
wman on a contract for the purchase OF 1000 barrel
of -four In October 1916, which the defendant suose
quenty refused to deliver according to the terms OF tn
contract, on the ground that the purchase was mad
upon INSTRUMENTATION Of facts In relation to Eoss
news which put up the price of -four one dollar per bal
rel The defence upon showing that the plaintiff
alone were in possession of the intelligence, through
nr;vats EXPRESS whom the purchase was made, thong
stating that they had nothing but the public intell
genoe.
number Of witnesses were examined and many le'
t.rs rsad IN evid moe the part Of the Defence
orove the INSTRUMENTATION aud the knowiedgs whic
the plaintiffs had of the news at the making Of tn
o,ntrsct On tho other hand, the plaintiffs proved tina
Wimau 40 nowledgsd himself satiahed with the cor
tract after the had pirsd which tesmon
the jury under charge Of the court rendered verde
of ST. 6o2 In favor Of the plaintiffs
The receipts Of produce at Cleveland, Ohio from tn
Interior by canal from the opening of navigation to tn
end Of the third week In June In each Of the past thre
years were az annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
YORK HERALD.
New York. Saturday, July ~, ts47.
Our Illustrated Weekly.

This morning at nine o'clock, the Weekly
-H,rald will be ready at the desk of this Office.
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence each.
Nothing of interest that has transpired for the
past week, in any part of the country, will be
omitted in it,whilst il will contain, in addition
the proceedings of the Chicago Convention--late
and important news from California and Oregon
the latest intelligence from the seat of war-a
full description of the Chinese junk, and va
riety of other interesting matter.
1t will also contain three beautiful engravings,
namely, the French steamship Union, the
Chinese Junk, and the town and harbor of San
Francisoo,in California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

DANIEL WEBsTER's VIEWS ON THE RIVER AND
HARBoR QUESTION The Hon. Daniel Webster's
letter to the Chicago River and Harbor Conven-
ton, detailing his views on the river and harbor
question, is published in full in the Chicago
papers, and occupies some four or five columns.
1t is made up principally of extracts from spesches
delivered by him in and out of Congress, during
long series of years, and reiterates the consti-
tutonality of the measure. We published, a
few days ago, his first letter the same subject,
which may be considered condensation of the
second one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

vAuxHALL. The vocal and instrumental concerts
given here every evening" becoming well pstronsed
they consist of songs, duets, gees trios, &c.
ETHIOPIAN MrrsTsELs - very promising company
are giving exhibitions Of negro character at the Meo
deem, every evening -thsy hsvs very good houses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
Police Intelligence.

Burgiary-Ofcer Mullory, Of the 18th ward, arrest
ed last night man by the name of John Seaman, ON
charge OF burgarously entering the stable of John
Fowler and stealing thsrefrom horse and cart, valued
at $3.50. Justice Timpson detained the accused for
further hearing
Siiper Spoons Stoiem-some day thief entered the
Of house 1914 Fourth street. yesterday after
silver table spoons the property Of Mr. Creation, and
marked with his name. No arrest.
Stsaifng Clothing -Oflcer Coaky, of the 4th ward,
arrested yesterday calling himself Charles Muir
ray on charge Of stealing two coats valued at $25
the property Of Augustus Burckhardt residing at No
Broad street The property found nthe possession
Of the accused and Justice Drnker locked him up for
trial.
Petit Larceny-A woman called Elizabeth Stevens,
arrested yesterday by officer Moulton OF the 80
ward charge Of stealing piece OF gold plate valued
So, belonging Mr. A. w. Brown, residing at No. Ia
Park Place Locked up for examination, by Justice
Drnker.
Nautical Thief-A fellow called Richard Gray,
caught last night by ocer Pauscraft of the 9th ward
and detained by Justice Roome on charge OF stealing
an ordion valued at $40 the property OF MIR. VIM
Hubert, Ne 81 McDougal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

stsansr c. VANDERBILT issvins 80 etty AMID ths saAAn
:iaste psnais OF tnSssAnds wno snscnssa % witness
departure ruish important fsssurs In the proges
sve spirit Of the age.
PAVING BRoApwAr-This operation, ON the Russ PLAN
wher perceive large quantity OF squared blocks Of
granite already Deposited previous their being
used Wetrust the operation wiz extend itself through
oct this entire street
MEDAL OF GENERAL TAYLoR.-A new likeness of
Rough and Ready has just been published at No 4
Lafarge Buildings, Broadway, in the medallion form
MAD DoG.--A mad dog seen ia the vicinity Of
Stanton street yesterday morning, and pursued by
a large crowd OF boys and men. He sloped towards
Tompkins square and created alarm this vicinity
amongst a group Of women and children WHO were
loungng of the seats. and thence escaped his
Dogs Should be kept muzzled particularly in
such weather the present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

The Great Bear OF the U. Navy.-.A very
full account the capture Of Alvaado aud
hauling of Com. fenys treatment Of ent Hnnter wr
by sailor, entitled above, will be found the AMERl-
CAN MAIL. 1l6 Nassau street.
Numerous aud crltica; articles original
sketch. entitled "A Night IN the Gulf Of Mexco will sao
be found ia the MAIL q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

No Charge until the Hair Is ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Hair Restorative applied the above Office ZOE
Nassau street. NJ B. For those who apply it themselves 1t
Is for sale.
ReAp- Aaron Clark, Mayor the CITY Of New York. do
hereby certify. that have general certificate. md
personally acquainted with Of the parties who have
signed them be Of the highest standing in
the community. AARON CLARK.
New York March. 1899 iyl7St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

The BONDED WAREHousE.-Iinporters and
merchants interested In the security Of merchan-
disc warehoused in this building, will be pleased
to learn that the efficient collector Of this port
has just completed the construction of hydraulic
apparatus throughout the warehouse, capable,
if necessary, of inundating every floor The
"pipe-laying," in this instance, has been put up
under the direction and supervision of C. v. An
derson, ESQ.,, Chief of the Fire Department, and
we learn that the waterworks will be tested this
day at IL o'clock. Warehousing merchan are
invited to attend the exhibition We shall send
reporter, and make an impartial report of the
facts. Insurance companies may do likewise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

complimentary dinner was given to Captain O.
w Patten Gate from the Mexican wary at Oswego last
weak. The captain lost his left hand while gaisntly
leading his eonpsny In the attack upea Csue dosAo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
STEAMSHIP SARAH SANps-At the hour of .o

STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDs-At the hour of our
going to press this morning, we had not re-
ceved any tidings of the Sarah Sands. The re-
latives and friends of the passengers naturally
feel some anxiety for her safety, but they need
not have any fears. 1t must be recollected that
she is not regular steamship, so called, but de-
Ponds as much on her sails as she does on her
engine If the latter become in any wise de-
ranged, she may not be here for several days to
come.
As it is, she is not at sea very great length Of
time. The packet ship Gladiator sailed from
London on the first of June, and has not yet ar
rived. She is in her forty.seventh day and the
Liverpool left Liverpool on the sixth of the same
month. The Sarah Sands is in her thirty second
day, and will, in all probability, arrive in day
or two No fear need be entertained for her
safety for many days yet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
The spanl.h Papsr.-N. ). Gomen, Esa..

Ed Of the Spanish New Orleans genenan
OF me h,ghs ~ wrns e insno IN I'm, CITY,
sensation in that city just in the following Dr.
seen # desired, his office This the extset Our
folks (he nnishl using Dr. Iownsesds susaparis
them two Of our most hishy ss,ee%sd speak Of
thirty letters th. week which lavish in their praise
OF his Sasaparilla One from Dr. Picoult, celsbra
ted french physician of Montreal enclosing editorial fom
the French paper Mensyye which speaks Of its Hseiplp.s
letters be examined by calling at The office, 100 Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

under the law of 1870. the Secretary Of the Navy
cannot enter into contract for the construction
Of floating doeks, for the reasons above men
toned.
This, therefore, il might be supposed, was an
end Of the question. Not so, however; Tor we
learn that no sooner was the decision OF the At
torney General announced, than the contractors
voluntarily offered TO sbate one hundred ana
twenty thousand dollars from their trst BID, IN
order 10 bring the contract within the appropria-
ton. and. a 1.-THE same time, compel the Secretary
to contract;while at the time, they would not
agree IN construct the docks of the dimensions at
FIRST agreed upon and recommended by the board
ss the minimum-such dimensions as to be
.hle N take I'D a vessel of three hundred feet in
lenpth. The new steamships contracted for with
E. X. Collins, Esq, Col. Sloo, and others are
to be of that length, and consequently, as these
vessels may be turned at any time into war
steamers, docks of smaller size would not be
capable of rendering efficient use in the naval
service.
We also learn that the Attorney General re-
commends that the appropriation under the act,
be expended in preparations fer the construction
of docks-the preparations to be of such cha
racter thathf Congress agree to build stone docks,
instead of floating ones, that they will do for
that purpose, and that it is the intention of Mr..
Mason to recommend their construction.
We have received some statistics on this ques-
ton, which will be read with interest. From
the enquiries that have been instituted on the
subject, it appears that stone dock costing at
the outset one million of dollars will, at the end
OF sixty years, be cheaper than floating dock
costing one-quarter of that sum, and that the
former would last FIVE hundred years. This
arises from the fact that the floating dock will
not last over fifteen years.
The following is an estimate Of the expense Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

RazOrs, Knives, Scissors, Nall Flies, Tweezs
es every description Of pocket and toilet CUTLERY of tho
approved patterns and warranted 10
procured at q. SAUNDERS q son,
lit Broadway few doors above Courtiand. o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
Balance In favor stone dock, 90 yrs. /.

Balance In favor stone dock, 90 yrs... $4,000
We are informed, and it can be relied on, that
Mr.. Mason has discarded all floating docks, and
will strongly recommend to the next session of
Congress the construction OF stone docks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
,o,a pens. HIcheIieusr rriumph.nt

The pens being placed BY public be-
yond doubt is really amusing 10 witness the twisting and
turning Of those who have bosd hard to get pens
substituted for the Richeeus As the public have taken
eus" 90 only will write well and la.t as long those
fact view the Rcheleus" are for sale by Y Sa
wage 90 Fulton street. aud where else Other Gold Pens
from Is cents 10 81 so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
New and Ensctive RENE dy.- DR. Woods

Sarsapara and Wild Cherry Bers, for Jaandice. Liver
Complaint, Sick Headache Indgeson Costyeaess, Piles.
dyspepsia Fevers, Nervousness Heartburn. Rhru ,tsm
Cuneeus diseases Canker Impurities Of the Blood Pmpes
be of the best prep raons in As family medicine
is nvalu ble pleasant To the taste which makes
easy medicine children aud fast taking the place those
airing re"edie, which have long been ssd
I0s Broadway, 81 Blocker, and by Druggist generally.
Price, 81, in large bottles. jyl73teod e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

shows liabilities 60 the amount Of Eis000 this largest
srsddtorS are Messr Moore BicknelI, London trus
Of the theatre ESQ., due Miss Helen Fave &c,
Eco TO Mr.. Macready, the trsgediau This H. but
sps omen Of what is the smaller scale with
many Of our gentlemen and tradesnen. Ass when VIII
the general pulse Of ireland throb with life To put
an end TO the OF such things?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
NAVIGATION OF the Ohio Rive,
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, July le-8 p. M.
The stock market opened heavy this morning Urea
sury notes. 6s fell of per cent and United States os
'67 v Harlem went up Il, and all others closed at
prices current yesterday. The transactions at both
boards continue very limited and there indea
lions Of any immediate Improvement.
The Lasona Manufacturing Company, aud the saco
Water Power Company, both Of saco Maine, have each
declared semi annual dividend Of per cent payable
August lst
The Columbia Insurance Company Of Philadelphia
have declared semi annual dividend Of five per cent
out Of the profits payable and after the 10th instant
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Vicksburg Bank
called for to Saturday. at O'Clock, p. NJ
at the Phoenix Bank
The treasurer Of Mi chgan has given notice that all
treasury notes State scrip bearing interest, issued
under the act to provide for the anticipation Of certain
instruments of the five million loan and for other pur
poses" approved April l3th, ls4l, and outstanding
will be redeemed presentation at his office in Detroit
Int crest ceased the notes from the 9th instant
The following is comparative statement of the guam
ty Of -four and grain brought to tide water during th
second week In July. this year and LAST
h''''''' OF S-''A If gl: Sst sSi.. wa.s.. b.
lsa7 .............l29 56o 10y osl
loso.. Oh o<o oe,fH
Increase .............. $3.50 9lT4
.......... ss;,iS i,,;h %
lBT.... fo,iVI S,3oO
Increase. .28s.6H 9,73l
subjoined are the aggregates Of the Same articles
brought to tide water from the Of navi
CATION this year and last including the second week IL
JULY
Flour. bbls. Wheat, bu 4
,sts is sis sss
Increase ................ 6S9-'6 1881 49,
Corn bu Barley tu. Z
1896. ..........,,.... 643o35 1897
Increase. .,........... 2a42,3A LOSSES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
Premium Diamond Pointed Gold Pens..-.

The readers this paper aud all other that may wish
50 hereby informed that for 81 % they
buy w. Creation X Co. III Cedar street, (up stairs
cisely the pen that others sell for
representing public that they only have that kind
pen Be- not BY ruch humbug but the Gold
Pen Depot II Cedar where find every kind Of
pen, wholesale retail from IS cents upwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

upper Of Broadway aud Murray street. lover
Tennev Jewrry Sore) Of the moat attractive places
is the best place procure It, az thousands can
testify TO the truth Of our assertion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
DE- Cases, ia all that the narne

and Monday morning
Portable Dressing Cases, ia all that the name
imports and complete each article contained there-
being of the very best quality and of ordinary dmensions
with addition of the metallic Tablet Razor Strop snt
in itself TO recomm- nd L. for sale by
q. SAUNDERS son, 1T Broadway
Hov tJnt.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17

John Burlell, Dentist, has returned from
h. usual country tour to hi, residence No Place
SQUARE corner Of Foureenth street. where he NAV be found
during the warm with the exception Saturday alter
and Monday morning.