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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05
NEW YORK HERALD.


We are daily and hourly expecting late news
from England There are several packet ships
due here, which must arrive within very short
time. Easterly winds prevailed during nearly
the whole of the last month. They must have
favored them. If any news should come before
the arrival of the Sarah Sands, which vessel left
Liverpool on the 10Th of March last, we shall
issue an Extra Herald the moment it shall come
to hand
Great Importance is attached to the next news
from England, by the mercantile portion OF the
country, for, by its tenor, they will receive adj
vices that will be their guide for many months to
come. If the scarcity Of food is MS great IN
Ireland and other countries now as 1t was al 'he
last accounts, they can make their calculations 10
furnish IT,. and know the prices at which they
can afford TO purchase.
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The PACKET SHIP YORKSHIRE packet ship
Yorkshire, which arrived few days since, made
the Banks of Newfoundland in seven days, and
but for heavy westerly winds, and large quanti-
ties of ice, she;there encountered, she would have
been at the dock in New York. in the short
passage of fourteen or fifteen days from Liver
pool. We have this from one of the officers,
which in justice to Capt. Bailey, and for the In
formation of our Boston friends, we deem it
proper to mention.
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The Bath Of Bcauty-T'hc beauty OF Cleo

has formed the theme Of equally
well known that she was indebted art for the preparation Of
that loyenes which enchanted her regal lover
1t record however, that she daily ave herself ia bath
composed Of the and juice Of raspber
yer deay for lifetime, the of this luxurious
Dr. Gouaud for having Italian Medicated Soap sup
piled the means of identifying the compexon far beyond
any thing he ancients dreamed Of This exquisite
soap only clarifies aud whens the skim but sves tia
smoohnsss and brancy absolutely marvellous Besides re-
chaie. cracks roughnes tan, eckles SPECS spots
shaving aud mothers should always it wash their babes
Avoid the noxous limitations OF Gourauds Soap,
under all of names would avoid peshlence
The only depot which the Doctor has in the city 81 Wal
ker street, first from Broadway.
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FROM NJ f XICO o.
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BY SPECIAL EXPRESS
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At Half past Eight O'Clock.


We present the Ne,c York Herald to our readers
to-day in an entirely new dress
The type is from the foundry of Messrs. James
Conner & Son, whose reputation as type founders
is we'll known
We shall take every opportunity of adding TO
the interest of our journal, and deserving con-
tinuance of the extensive patronage we at present
enjoy.
Nothing shall be left undone on our part to de-
serve success, and maintain the proud stand we
have so long held.
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Columbus Ca; Mrs. Capt. Wiswa Boston; w; T. Heath
p Barnes D. Jordan s. J. Hathaway, North Carolnai ~ T.
Hall, New Haven. 49,
Merritt Erigc Suffolk Va; o. r. Flynn Smith. Texas
Mr. Rasky, Albany; j. L. Robinson Wellsboro, Pa; Il
Mather Buffalo, w. Pease, Hartford W. Andfews 90, w
H. A. Pratt Rhode Island d. Culver Hartford; r. chmoho
Kilingly; A. s. Jerome New Haven
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Law Intelligence.

COMMON PLEAs-April /. lS47-Before Judge DAILY
james Pan Valken5urgk.This suit, which has been
trial for three days. brought to against the
defendants (who heretofore partners together
der the Arm of Hartley 4 Van Vakenburgh) as accep
tors Of two bills exchange amounting together to about
$1,000 The drafts were drawn by Rogers snnickson,
of Philadelphia, Hartley Van Valkenburgh, for
indebtedness Of the latter to the former firm for some
cargoes of coal the bills were forwarded by r. $.
through bank in Philadelphia to bank in New York
turned to the drawers in Philadelphia Sometime after
plaintiff in this suit 1t shown by the defence that
when the plaintiff received the drafts from r. s., he
paid only $3.50 for three notes of his amounting to
$250O and for the drafts sued upon 1t contended
by the counsel for the defendants that the notes Of plain
tin for $4,000 were given as security for the firm Of H.
ceptors and worked extngushmen of the negotiable
lily of the drafts The plaintiffs counsel opposed this
view by the allegation that the notes Of plaintiff for s2
Van Valkepburgh and not for the debts of Hartley
Van valkenburgh. The defence also commended and
belonged to the firm Of II. " had been transfer
red by James Van v to the plaintiff, with tho view Of
paying the debts of H. including the drafts in ques
ton On the other hand the plaintiffs counsel insisted
that the transfer Of the property to the plaintiff was
private affair Of James and Aaron Van v, and with
which the firm of II. & V. had concern upon which
point considerable evidence was given. The Judge
charged the jury that 1t question Of fact for them
determine which of the respective counsel had main
tanned his propositions that they with the plain
tifs counsel on the points above used by him, they
should find for the plaintiff it, the other hand they
thought the propositions of the counsel for the de-
PENDANTS sustained they would find for the defendants
Verdict for defendants Mr. Thos Fessendeu for plain
tir; Mr.. f.. l.. Fancher, for defendant Hartley.
CouRT GENERAL SEssIoNs.-The April term of this
opens to-day and by the poiteness of of the
deputy keepers Of the prison handed the follow
ing of prisoners which returned by the keeper to
the court for trial and scntencc:-
Murder. ......... ! Assault and Battery with
Highway Robbery -. 4 intent to kill 9
Mayhen. ... .... l False Personating...
Bigamy. ........ l Bastardy.
Burglary, ,,......... II Witnesses. 4
Forgery ......... Petit Larceny. .....
Grand larceny. .l3 Abandonment.
Convicted. -
False Pretences... Total 80
Prisoners committed in the week ending LIST of April,
ISL Discharged, 1913. Sent to Backwells Island, 54
Remaining in prison. lao.
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Malls for Europe.

The fine packet ship Margaret Evans captain
Tucker, for London, will sail this morning she
will take out the latest American news to Eu-
rope. Single copies of the Ne,o York Herald IN
wrappers, for her mails, can be obtained at the
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05

The late severe snow storm visited Buffalo, whore II
accompanied by lightning and thunder AT the
magnetic telegraph Office the battery room was TOR some
lime lit up by constant sheet Of electric flame that
played around its walls with quickncss peculiar only TO
itself One Of the more intense flashes Of electricity IL
= said took effect upon Of the
hm rather hastily aud unccremonousy nom his seat at
the machine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05

HuDsoN RIVER NAv1GATIoN.-We give several
extracts from the Albany papers relative to the
weather at the NORTH affecting the navigation Of
the Hudson River. They indicate a food.
From the Albany Argus, April 8
Such impatient people scold the Hudson for remain
ing provokngly embargoed by ice will do well to cons
der the APOLOGY which our ancient river may offer for
its seeming obstinacy
On the LIST of April the thermometer in this city stood
at sunrise at zeroat Stand at sunset at % deg
This is the coolest weather known here by the Oldest
inhabitantn on all Fools Day Snow fell Saturday
upwards of ~ inches three four inches Wednes-
day night and again three four inches Thursday
night. At this present writing tho seighing in this
city and vicinity very good and in most Of the
row streets the snow is two three feet in depth
gentleman from Fulton county, says the snow In
that region is four five feet deep. Another from
Schoharie and the mountain towns in Greene county
states that the fell two feet level in the last
storm. And gentleman from st. Lawrence informs us
that in all that region, tho storm was unprecedented
literally eighteen feet in Parts of that county and
Lewis
The temperature Of yesterday mider and more in
keeping with the hope soon TO take leave
Of all the present wintry aspects.
Correspondence Of the Albany Journal
FLArrspupG, Saturday evening March ~, lsR-As IL
IL important that lumber dealers and others occupying
wharves in Albany and Troy should BIO apped Of the
sources Of your noble Hudson think II my duty
form you that In tho woods west OF US the snow was
about thirty inches deep yesterday and that old and
solid Yesterday, in the afternoon 1t commenced blow.
ing and showing from the northeast and such storm is
not within the memory Of certain nntquatcd parsonage
often quoted he wind had blown perfect Tempest,
and the lies in wreaths from five 70 six feet high In
streets As II has blown 80 much into drifts, am
unable say how deep 1t has fallen in the woods but It
s the general opinion It lie from two and half TO three
feet and very heavy and damp making In all I'VE fect OF
pretty solid stuff 10 Is still enowing, but more mode
ratcy Tho presumption is that there is as much in
Schroon and the towns adjacent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05

NAvAL.--The transport and bomb ketch IIecla,
sailed Yesterday She was lowed to sea by the
Duncan c. PeI. The following is list of her
officers =
I A. Hunt, Lieut.. Commanding; ii. e. tlagg T.. G.
Bowen, Henry Moore. Lieutenants John H. Parker,
Acting Master; Thomas Pattison, Passed Midshpman;
Thomas Pensale Captains Clerk; Josiah Snow, Boat
swain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05

Perfumery, Shaving Cream Soaps, &c.. Mosss Uate
Rousse 3O5 Broadway where also subscriber offers the
largest Of the choicest Foreign Perfumes Toilet
Soaps aud Toilet articles prices reasonable than
other establishment He respectfully invites ladies' and
cmen all who wish purchase that which really good
TO call at Moss (ate Roussels,) 3O5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens. Al rs Only

The time fast approaching when the Gold Pen viii super
sede the Of all Others With all the elasticity and smooth!
of the quill combines ndesructblity which pertains
to only Competition has finally reduced the price to
bring good within the reach of all J, Y Savage, %
Fulton selling 81 25 the kind OF sold
elsewhere 81 So Also, magnificent pen for So which is
the best and cheapest pen n theSw ord
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-05

STEAMER SouTnENER, hence, arrived at Charles
ton on the 3lst ut.
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To the Ohicers OF the Army ana NnVy'-
Everything for filling the camp chest or saddle bag
the Dressing Cases. containing every
article for the toilet and in the smallest eompsss;
Belts Clasp Knives Dixons celebrated Dram flasks lIave
ling Mirrors Pocket nkstand Gold Pens ~ cases Leather
Drinking Cups, &C.. Sc. GUION'S BAZAAhi
l73 Broadway, corner OF Courtiandt ST.
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their teeth and fragrant their breath
should use ''PEINES ORRfS TOOTH PASTE" Is and 80
cent size boxes Guons IN Bows5y corner Grand
and labaser" rs cents; Townsends Sarsaara Sl' Van
Hmber's German Female Pills ST. Bandelocques Female
Pills Is cents; Eolger's Olosaonian 81
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Splendid Spring Goods, shnwIs, Isc.-T.NIar-

RAN, GARDNER CO., Of 25 Greenwich street, display
large and elegant Of superb Spring Goods com
prng all the latest and magnificent patterns OF the pre-
pattern shaw endless variety also large stock Of Car
per less than the usual price and will doubtless soon
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26
NEW GOODS.
For FaH and Unter 1867.

For TaN and Uinter 1867.
FENlE subscribers hive jug. received
4 their f,l and winter stock Of goods,
which comprise large and well selected
assortment Of dry goods, groceries, hard
ware. boots and shoes and crockery; all
Of which we offer for sale as low as such
goods can be bough, in the county. Our
stock consists in part of The following ar
ticles: black, blue, green and cadet broad
cloths and casimcres, beaver and pilot
cloths, hard times, twceds. Kentucky
jeans and sainels, calicoes and alpaccas
of all qualities, cashmeres, chusans,
nous dc laine, bombasin, ginghams, cot.
toa and wooden checks, red, white and
green nannels, cambrics, laces, black and
blue-black dress silks, shawls, dress
hdkrs nagg, pongee and linen hdkfs.
combs, needles, pins. gloves. mit'ens. &c.
CUSuMAN e. GRIDLEY.
Sept II, lS46-l2 If
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26
Fatniiy Boarding school.

MIR. & MRS. CLARK propose opening n
N1 School for young Ladies a, their residence
one mile south uf Ottawa, TO commence on the
first Monday Of May next.
The location is pleasant and healthy, uniting
Whatever may be desirable in the quiet of The
country with the advantages 10 be desired from,
the society Of the town.
Knowing that there are many parents in the
country who have not the opportunity Of educa.
ting their children a, home, we take this method
Of saying TO such parents, that we will take a
limited number Of pupils into our own family,
aud will endeavor as far as possible, to improve
their intellectual and moral character. We shall
endeavor so to diversity and arrange our system
Of instruction that our scholars many not be.
come weary, and yet be advanced as rapidly as
possible in their studies. From our ow sivan.
tages of education and experience in teaching.
we trust we shall DO able to adopt course of
instruction and discipline which will insure a
progress pleasing to every parent.
Scholars sent to us from abroad will be q, all
times Under our waIchiu care, and be treated in
every respect like members Of our own family.
The piice of tuition will vary from 50 to SIS
per quarter, according tn the age and a,tainments
oi the pupils. Board 81 per week. Board and
washing Sl,25 SO
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26

To The heirs al iov and oil other per.
sons interested in Me estate of 7hom-
as Bmnham, late Of the county cf
La Sale, deceaScd.
~ Office is hereby given Ina, the
" undersigned administrator Of said
estate, will apply by petition pursuant
10 The statute, 10 the circui, court Of said
county. on the first day Of The next term
thereof, 10 be holden at tie court house
in Ottawa, in said county, on the 26h
day of March, A. d. 1917, for an order
to sell the whole or so much Of the real
estate Of said deceased, as may be neces.
sary to pay his debts; when aud where
all persons interested in said real es,al'
may appear, and show cause why +
should not be sold for the purposes ore.
said DIXWELL LATHROP.
Dated Feb. 4. lSi7. Adm'r
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26
N d I'll T. l..

'DNllE subscriber, wishing to bring his
- business to close, offers, al reduc-
ed prices, large and splendid assori.
men, of frs, rate l'roadclolhs, of various
colors and qualities, cassimeres, sa'ineiis
and iweeds. VesIlngs of various kinds,
viz Satin, silk. silk and cotton velvet,
cashmere, swansdown and Marseilles.
Bombazines, Alpacas, Paramelta, French
merinos, Irish linens, shirlings and sheet.
ings, canton and woolen nannels and
blue drillings.
ALso-A splendid assortmen, Of stocks,
plain and fs'd. crava.s, gum elastic and
worsled suspenders, Gents. cotton hall
hose, silk and cotton pocket hdkfs., um.
brelas and cotton and linen thread.
ALso-A first rate assor,mcn, Of Tai
lor's trimmings.
All of the above articles will be sold at
wholesale or retail.
JOHN SHULER.
N. B.-Winler Wheat and Lumber
taken in exchange for all Of the above
articles. J. s.
Ottawa, March 90, l747. 37-d
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26
Sale Of Forfeited Canal Lands
ssnd TOWN Lots.

NvOTlCE is h. rsby given that the following
drrcr,b,d Canal Lands aud Town Lots
which have bern forfeited 10 the State by 'ne
non pay nni oi iuslaln, nis, OF interest, VIII pe
Offered Tor sale at public auction, (it not redeem
ed b,f,rc the day of salr, atthe time aud places
foIlowine. 10 wit Al the Lands and Town Lofts
,lesc,ihed, excepting the Lots IN Chicago, nj The
Can Il office in i.ockpor, n the f'.' "rdnrS'
day (!,tioa the 7'h day. OF APni next ana 'n'
lots described IN Chicago, u, the city 81 Chica-
10, on Saturday the I0h day oi Arrii ai"tesaid'
The sales will commence at 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon oi each day. Aoy ol the lands ~ lots
NAV be redeemed previous TO The day OF sale ny
making pay ment Of the instruments or interest
due.
Said Lands nj Lots will be sold in coni"rm-
iiy with the general provisions Of An Act 4"
nm, nd the several laws IN relation Ia the Illinois
and Mich gan Csnd." approved Feb %, lSj9;
and will not he sold for less ihau Their value as
heretofore appraised. JANoD rhf'
Si1fs Trustee.
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26
Forty thousand Grancd
FRUIT TR EES

Il NOW ollrr TO the public at my Nursery ncar
l. the village OF Dsytup, west side oi Fox rivrr,
in Sale county, the largest number aud grealrst
yaiisiy of
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can be found northwest Of the w ahash.
They were procured lron Curtis celebrated I'd
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three hun lrru
varilics Of Apple. fifty varieties Of Pear, hlry va
rites OF pluus, cherries and Peaches, all oi the
chncesi fun, which1hs,e been selected during
the last % years 10y the industrious and indeiali.
gable pr"prlelors Of the Nursery, at n great ex.
pense, from nearly all the states in the Union,
aud many of the choicest variiies from Europe.
They are mostly Of two years growth. .nl from
three tu five feet in height, aud OF sufficient SIZE
to set. Those wishing toplant orchards will not
fail to perceive the great advantage Of setting
young aud thrifty trees, reared IN The same soil
and climate in which they are destined to be set,
over those usually brought from a different soil
and climate, the larger roots and limbs ampuia.
ted to save transportation, and The iibrous roots
injured by long exposure to a'dry atmosphere.
" ELLIS WAIT.
Sept. IS, ls46 l2-y
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26
Washington Hotel,
Opposite The South Front orMe STATE
House. Springfield, Illinois
HORN NY,s.ou.;....

JOisN OAi.LNt
HNiiE Proprietor Of the above establishment
u returns his sincere III ,nks to his numerous
ws;tors and the members of the General Assem-
bly,, fer their very hb, raj patronage bestow ed
upNu him during the pas, winter. He take, plca,-
ure III announcing 10 bis friends. and all others
who nny visit the city during the next summer
and aintcr, that he will always be ready TO fur.
uIsh them with the bes, tie uIarkri efljrl., and
spare ~ pains on his par, in rendering them as
comfortable as can be desired
lae " Washington Ho!tT' is situated in the
must convenient par. Of the city for those whose
business is connected with any Of the public Of
fees # The State and Delegate, To the Constitu.
lluhai Con,enlion will tiud ibis House, from its
Immediate proximity 10 their f,l uf labor, os.
scsscs more advantages for their convenience
and conanrt than any other in Springfield. His
house Is large aud roomy, an is capable Of ac.
commodstihg large number Of al those who
may make 1t convenient to Gull upon him. A
coIrvenicn, and comfortable stable is attached L,
the premises, which will always be supplied with
the best Of pruyenLer.
TERMS.
Single Meal 25 cents
Transient D"ardcrs per day rs do
Horse per day 37I do
The travelling public are respectfully solicited
Tor share oi Their patronage.
JOHN DALENY.
Mar h 10. lSI7-if &c
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26
EState of Joseph Humer, dec'd.

Estate 4f Joseph Hamrr. dec'd.
A III. persons having claims against the
"a estate of Joseph Hamer. decd.
are hereby notified and requested 10 ex.
hibit the same TO the undersigned, admi-
nis,ra,or of SAID estate. or To the probate
Justice of the peace Of La Sale county,
for settlement. within nine months from
the date hereof. S. IIAMER. ..4im'r.
JOS. c. llAMER,
Jan. %, lSi7. .3dm'r.
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26

Another Nep Tsrri'ory.--On the l7lh
ins, bill was passed for the organIzaion
OF new territory TO be called slinncso,a
The territory derives It's name from riv-
er that runs through it. II lies west of
Lake Superior, and in high northern
L. itlde.
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26
NiarsIiai's Sale.

NITED States Circuit Court, Ex.
u ecalion No. ll09. By virtue of a
wrl. OF pin. f Ja.. Of No. s25, to me
directed from the United States Circuit
Courl for the District OF Illinois, in favor
of Elliott Adner, Of Davidson, and against
Henry G. Hubbard and Gurdon S. Hub
bard, have levied on the following prop
eriy, TO wit:
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26
Lalh! LHth.!

A FIRST rate article OF bunch laih In
IN now being made a, lhe Marseillrs
mills, where they will he constantly kept
on hand; they will also be KEEP. for sale
in Ottawa, BY Randolph Sizer and Z.
Burr; they are better article than pine
lalh, and will he sold cheaper than the Of.
dinary cost Of getting !alh from Cbicago:
A ioerable article will be sold al SO per
thousand.
November 70. ls46.
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26

A wealthy young man from Virginia,
about 81 years of age, who had receive
$4,000 OF his fortune, lost IL all IN one
nigh, at a gaming table in BALTIMORE
lie was abou, ,o invest il in a mercantile
establishment, in New York city.
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26
Corporation ordinances.

4 eE il ordained. That the ferry keep
-RD er shall al all times oc in attendance
and provided with sufficient and conve.
MEN, ferry boats for the transportation Of
persons and their property and teams,
and shall convey the same over accord
ing 10 their arrival or first coming 10 the
ferry, except when the river is closed by
ice or the crossing dangerous, and en-
cept when lerriage is demanded in ad-
vance and payment refused. 1.-THE ferry
man shall fail to comply with. OF shall
act contrary to this ordinance or any part
thereof, he shall forfeit and pay the sum
OF three dollars for each offence.
Dated, March 20, ls47.
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26

NJ Office is hereby given. ,ha, The
~ Cuun y Commissioner Cour, Of
Kendall county. al -peclal term Of said
Cour, To be held in Oswrgn nn the 6rst
Monday in Al Ri next, will receive sealed
proposals for he erection and completion
of Court House Tnr said county: said
building to be bull. OF Brick Of HE best
quality aud in good wofkmanlike style.
and 10 br completed wiihin twenty four
months from the date Of letting. A,'ror-
ding To specification in The hands Il J.
W. Chapman in O,ucgo, by application
To whom, a, his store, all persons Inter-
es'ed may learn the times of pay men,
and all other facts in relation to saiL
buildirg. NJ. A. FENTON.
Ck 60. Gem. Couri, KenduH Co.
Oswego, March 8. lS41.
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26
SIraycd OF Stolen,

,ETyWTy> FROM the subscriber near
NHc Ottawa, three Oren and one
eSsssvss'sssa etSSsssvssSs'ssa Co'o-one OK ten years old,
white, with small red spots, right eye
out--one six years old, all white, riah,
horn broken and lops-one four wears
old, blue and white. Cow ten years old,
pale red or yellow, righ, eye out. Oxen
were missing in September last. and COW
late last fall. A liberal reward will be
given for their return, or information
where they can be found.
Gus. HAYWARD.
Ottawa. March ls, ls47. If
The Ottawa free trader., 1847-03-26

ID ETTERB\ B\RGAlNs..-Brous mu.ho.. .IW n
, ind bleached Canton ilunr els, " i'm sni thing
in the line of Prints can nnd tc,H yi,e Lt'isr
tnrsnin, than have br,n oilertl heretofore in this
market, Let no one fail to cal and examine the
good. before huying ,Is,sler
10 q NATriSGkn.
nr, 10 lS.S