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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-09


operations Of trade and the general aspect of the
ary affairs of the country for the last fortnight with
those Of the preceding gratifying to observe that
slight but stil perceptibls improvement has taken
place. Nevertheless, this reaction, 50 well begun
under the combined influence of returning con-
ndsncs and a gradual relaxation of the money
pressure, has, within the last few days, been
greatly affected by some additional failures, the
most serious Of which has been the stoppags Of Tru
man & Cook, Of London eminent brokerage house,
whose liabilities estimated at ESQ 900. Although
the price Of money Is still high and insovencies rife
the fury of the panic has been stayed and the
of brighter and happier days can be distinguished
amidst the darkness Of the past and the gloom Of the
present Trade is evidently making vigorous struggles
to rise Money Is yet most difiout to be had
Commercial distress has not been materially assusged
but hope Is high, and the future Is promsi
Toward, the latter end Of last week there was deo-
dedy more cheerful feeling exhibited In the manufac-
turing districts, and increased business was done
particularly BY private treaty. The failure Of Truman
Cook before alluded to- cast serious gloom upon the
Market and although the casualty does not affect Man.
chester or Its neshborhood to any considerable extent
yet must produce results unisvoabe to general cre.
dit and retard, for q while, that gradual approach
to well revived confidence essential to the
Of the country The English funds for the past fort
night, have suffered less Huctuation than for con-
siderable time previously Though they have suffer
ed many changes they have displayed greater rmnes,
with al unequivoca tendency to ascend Thsir stead
ness has been considerably promoted by tho importa
ton offoreign gold, amounting to nearly million v,
hundred thousand pounds. The Bank Of England still
demands the high rate Of per cent discount while ts
branches generally refuse to advance under Per cent
tqs msSy Ct tbs pirate essaeshwsDx q tss ceupt,,
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For Haax-or Donsld campbell BAIT, II Gov Of Fringe
Edward laud Hon Pope, Speaker House Of Assembly; mr
w Campbell Mr. Ode l. Mr. ruichard and lady. Capt Al
bert Mr. Msin. MIR Dempster. Reynolds and ser
For Boston-C Cogeell, New York; Elias Wade Jr. B;
h. mas Wnsns aud sdv. Mr. Peters lady and ,eryant Mr.
putty Assistant Conm.sTy 0sseI, M, r.itsr Mr. Yard
Many Nov, Ori,sns; MIR Hevb, Doctor William Heath
n Geo. Raphsal, Philadeiphaj VIM Yilchr,st, yensy
Wood ssaum..., New 'c,n; Th oS. Medl.y. New
n q; Mr.. A satierdy ~ o.; Capt II Cla~son, uremen;
Mr.. Kheilex, Rev John Bayne, George Hoghton. Kings
Baltimore; jpla. Epstein Bu,p T., Dodge. New Yo,t;
e. B. Raymoqd, snn A ?. Iglensrty Joseph Walser.
Leeds Encand: Winckell Jacob Abbott keddich. Rev
3 Miller. Glasgow: wilson -
From ,ifx Boston-Mr Mrhail, Appleton, DR. Adams
M'Lasgan Quiaby, Hastings, Lgret TideTt.
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~ The remains Of Lieut. COcHRAsE who fell
IN the battle OF H. 10 Palma were taken charge
OF on Thursday afternoon and conveyed from Darp,1s
by the Committee from York and Coumbs, Ia. The
scene was very solemn and impfessiye-the military
were called out, &C.
~ In the list Of persons reported 10 have been
lost 10 the brig SOmers IS the OF Command
81 Henry Henry Ikis IS n error. The Pennsylvania
says Commander Henry IN the city OF Philadelphia
having lately returned from three years cruise IN com
msnd Of the L. :. ship Plymouth
~ Frederick Paine OF Boston, has been held TO
bail in the sum Of 5000 on charge Of ozzns the
funds OF Mr Newhall Tor whom he had been acting As
Agent for the sale OF pork &c 10 the amount Of $1,000
He is said to have lost the money in gambling.
~ II is stated on good authority that there
have been more desertes from army OF lOOOO men
the past year from the French army Of 100000 sodier'
u An old lady, the wife Of William Houck OF
Tod township near Huntington Ia was recently burnt
10 death in house from which she was too nhTm 10
escape, her husband being absent
~ The Bloomingdale church. in Ulster Co was
destroyed by fire Monday night lsst-so says the
Kingston Journal
II 4 new Touring mill owned by Messrs. Ash
lev s. Penniman he's lately been completed at Canaan
daigus NY 1t hss three run OF stones and cost sl2O
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t,leanings of the Malls.

The STORM SoUTH--LOss Of Lifc-The storm Of
Thursday was very severe South In the vicinity Of
Annapolis, Md. between Chink and Talley's Points,
there nre vessels ashore only three will be got
of The crews suffered much with cold but hives
lost Between Hacketts and Greenbury's Points.
sloop has sunk and 1t Is feared that all board have
persisted. The shore Is more less lined with wrecks
from Thomas Point to the Bodkn and sPprehended
many lives have beer lost as well as much property de
suoyed Five bodies. two whites and three blacks,
have been found Tseys Point ~ other vessels
reported lost in that vicinity.
PUBLIC LANDS IN WIscoSsIS-The Madison
WISCONSIN, Democrat states that there have been sold
In the Milwaukee land district during the last year 100
600 acres OF land which leave but 10000 10 the
whole district subject TO entry. Should the
demsnd of the next year be halt great ss The pre-
sent one there will not be an acre undsposcd OF there
which Is not entirely yauelcss fof of this OF
halt million of unsold there must ncccssa
riy be large amount OF marsh and that viii not be
tered for several years al least
TELEGRAPH TO NEW ORLEASs--We learn that
books are 10 be opened IN Baltimore for subscriptions
preparatory 10 baildng line Of Magnetic Telegraph
from Washington to New. Orleans passing through
Charleston and AL the important commercial cities on
the route.
Nsw.YoRE AND ERIE RAILRoAD-Tho location
of the NcwNork and Erie Railroad between Bingham
ton and ancsboro tar completed that the ground
was broken the 10th ut by Mr. Brayton contractor
who has advanced his contract with unusual energy
THE M,RKsAN MURDEs--The Toronto Patriot
says that Turuey whose arrest suspicion We have
mentioned confessed hls knoWicdec OF the
of VIM McPhilips, charging the crime upon young
rrsn whose nsme is no, given This msn also has been
arrested.
MURDER FROM ROW ~ SkIEN y Jon Thurs.
Ssy last a white man named Joseph Dunhsm, and
negro cot into quarrel after drinking freely which
suited in the death OF Durham who has eii wife and
several children.
BURNr TO DEATH.--A son Of Mr. George Cook
Of Greenfield Mass about year and halt old
shockinsly burnt by his clothes taking ire while his
mother was absent ON the house few minutes the
26th ult that he died on the 9Th.
SUICIDE Charles Scott school teacher IN
Ridgobury, CT hung himself on last Tuesday II was
thought that he ST the time ne committed the
deed
FATAL CAsUALIT--A young man named John
flanagan was killed At Ithaca the 10Th by hrs horse
stumbling and falling upon him s. he was attempting to
run by a sleigh driven at . rapid rate.
CAsUALry.-Henry NJ. Boardman, Esq Of Board
man. Mshoning County o. was thrown from his car
rage Garfield the 18th ut and 90 injured that he
died on the 18th.
EF- Charles II. Pesslee, Esq. the present Adju-
General Of the State Of New Hampshire. bss been
for Congress by the Locot occs OF the I'd Dis
ret consisting VI Mcrrimsek, Bekr1f and Carroll coun
ties Mr. Peaslee was nominated on the third ballot re-
sevins Just the number Of voiss nsessssry for nomi
MAIDEN.
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From the United States Saturday Post
The Mother.- Faifh,

The difference between Ancient and Modern
times is typhed in nothing more significantly. than
10 tie feelings manifested then and now at the
birth Of a child. We know that even now such
event is hailed with Joy by those more particularly
interested, with perhaps an exception IN the case
OF the very poor, bat there is not that oyerrowing
sense OF happiness upon such occasions, which We
see displayed again and again in the earlier pages
Of the Bible. In the patrisrchal ages, barrenness
was looked upon as a curse and even the glory Of
the maiden was counted shame in comparison with
that OF the mother. There is singular ilustrattn
Of this in the melancholy words Of the daughter Of
Jephthsh. when she learned OF her fathers iatal
vow. too well known. perhaps 70 need repeating. IL
is probable that the world has grown older and
population become dense the means Of living
more difficult 10 be procured than In those early
ages, and therefore perhaps the natural Joy Of the
parents is in degree saddened by the thought that
life is a hard struggle at the best and the remem-
brance Of what they themselves have passed
through. hangs like an anchor upon their joy, and
viii not let II rise with the thankfulness OF the
patriarchal 70 the great Giver in Heaven. That
such should be the case-and thousands, especially
Of the poor, VIII confess it 10 be sO-argues that
our present civilization IS defective somewhere
for, surely. If things were they should be, the
birth Of a child, that most valuable gift OF God.
would be an occasion Of unalloyed Thanksgiving
and praise.
But the above thoughts were suggested by the
following homely but touching verses from the pen
OF the gifted editor Of the Boston Chronoiype;
Cried pale one Give JOY,
have borne a cherub boy.
Borne boy Tie world IL full
Crsmmed lie game Of push and pull
You have given that cherub life
For cauntle, OF strife.
II his heart be large and tender,
sadly viii his means be slender
Everlasting duns will push him
Poverty viii cramp and crush him.
IL his heart be small and stony,
II will csnker with his money,
Rust will gnaw II through and through
Care will vex it black and blue;
And the wretch oh hapess mother
In bic wealth will starye and smother
Cried the mother. God Is living.
Blesi the boon is of HIS giving
will trust Him that the boy
Living shal Be full. OF Joy.
Truth and justicc-self denial
Shall prepare him tor the trial
into which he must be hurled
OF scofinc brutal world
Watch will his opening soul
kindlng with the living coal
Love 70 God and love 10
Working out his Makers plan.
Who shall say this boy Of mine
shall not as an angel shine
Winning to the heavenly state
Hearts now filled with strife and hate
Calling down that better day,
when the good shall bear the sway
And the brutal sink away
Ceased she and her deep blue eye
Flashed the glorios of the sky.
From her faith not 20 be driven
With love 10 gels given
Kissed she then that E'it of Heaven.
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C,HARLEs PERABEAU, Protector
fashionable Clothing.

NVM. T. JENNINGS e. 60. DnPen and Tsilon,
w Importers " Closhs, Csssnefes, Eesings, Fancy
Dre.s Articles 8elo appreciation Of The success which
Attended their efforts in catering for Tbs community would
raer the assurance upon the commencement OF the Fall
Ta. that will be their -ndeayor W add to the induce
u.,t. which have rendered 81 Broadway TIE EsrAb-
LlsHuYNT Al which are furnished Garments possessing
ihs requisites which mus, continue 10 commend them 70
s econo. For 10 the style and character OF The CLOTH
io .. are enabled to rnsh through the aid ofa efficient
afr. n cates a. can be found Ia his country, 10 the
,.sa.l a. The attractions u ouf moderate charges
srqs a.sorun~ni Of new goods Tor Fsii and Winter
s.sf a.. offered for Inspection, comprising Cloths,
r-.. & f Dress and Froek Goats, OseTcos,s, SACHS
a. yfsura English ard American Csssimeres for Psn's
tos. Awofd To reference 10 Ibis garment n which ts
.,n.rsos. bss sashed he nsnyl so fF cutters ere-is
t,i.i In tt. line sspscisIy socilei Mcdno 'el'es,
81. ans ssa yesnss 10 sresI variety The usual assors'
AT " sI.t easuiY Resay.msds Oyerco"', Original
..s CIosks Dfes. sna Yrocs Goals Psntsloons 'esu'
Ar -h achoice selection u Fancy Dress articles scs.,
cr.gA. Hat, cloves, Supporters, shir!s' Collars,
Bsssms HalffIo--. &c s<tu
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Law Courts.

MY Cozsos PIsAs-BefoTe Judge Ulshoe-er.-Es.
rsrs B.rh Jsrlss BsrbsT q si-This was an actcn
70 recover balance on GER ain notes made By defend
property hsd been received plsn 70 the srnoun, OF
about g. COO By assignment made by him % The ie
PENDANTS and that this csim sss crsed IN and sArs.
BY said assignment bat hs rot appearing the face o;
IL BY the Asiznees book cf account the defendants
offered their ledger 10 prove the amount 70 whch
painta counsel objected and The Oh ection heinz aus
tanned by the Court the cogse summed I'D the cause
and the Jury found verdict ior psiutf sssi 72-For
plaintiff Messrs Benr5r ard Brewster l1r defendants
Messrs Walker AID Nash
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. a. ssssy q fh I'''S'e -. ,bon.and
n% s s and its vicinity are one 'a0u'-ns ,
Ii x;aow, aud upward Of three 'hoosana
essn~ .,,Ie, Among them are many ihtei'.
ssansA 'hl females. who IN consequence Of
es1i - -. A. the sailors wages and the merely
ne sn."'. ,s,stiou of female labor, are suffering
sea.'I ,..,;,u,ion as must be seen to De oeie'eo
&c n.il brings intelligence Of 'hiP"'ech, us"
Ivy ..,h upon our coast or out upon the laSe
ses tna W. i.es and but few OF them occur WIN
81 e 80. 4e.o!ation and SOTO" INTO some iaiiliy
oof ssS fewer still without preciPitating tne
esx, IL mother or daughter INTO absolute ana
ss.1 . coincidence upon the avaiis o. theh oN III
10 meet the exieence' o. ''iose su.s ',.ua
6asy ,.r;nsr'. Family Industrial Society was
va - 800 Years since which, while II sought
ssgfn.S. smpiovment for the healihiul at iair
% Y'o'% sonoht TO alleviate the necessities Of
pfE>s - ~ and those too young 10 labor lpward
" - ,lred families have been ns,c1i"y uesIsseu
o. ~ s-<Ss,x and number Of ased women receive
2,iiy stipend that adcs sr.stS ~ - ya;,.
Ihs ys,,s,be want Of sufficient capital 10 l@Dke
esee ~ rs resrst attractive ana piohiAoe' III,
~ ,amber Of those whose nocessNes a"" niolai
10 mn, us 10 endesyoT 10 aid them ana ine 1'e re
ND sccordei to their appeals Dy e ,h,
i1anl! ~ -, ~ g BEo eli help EsH' The addiuOn oil
~ eo, g,tle capital would place the society IN
49, 49,, =, ,snder that amount Of assistance IN wages
fosn.1 49,, you'd make the widows heart 10 eng Tor
sho "a, svde the fstheress with food ana shelter
~ ~. n The Society provided with book con
" ~. me Of the Drcciress ana society inteno
s., 10 rrae the cry Of the needy IN the car o.
49,. - whom God hath given The silver ana god ano
~, s,rssty do we hope may not be IN VAN ANY
1900 ~ sd US by donations IN either meney or
se =. ssu a, The societys store, Jl3 Pearlst
~. so1onr certhcste cheerislly signed by several
Nan. In this city shows how those clergy
'ee'sn "a ~ eort. In behalf Of the soafnens iafnihcs'
!, ~ course of our yisiis among NE poor OF Nc"
10 ny bcen ooDversant with many cases Of relief
iofk n0verty by 10rk faTnuhed OF coed priccs,
ifop ss ~ he Mariners Family Industrial Society,
y NY s.snily commend their cause 10 The charlis-
~ "s,,is1,ious ofibe benevolent. -
sSvA HESRY CHASE, REV b. &. G. PARKER
fI' REV. J. X. STEWARD.
u IoyE Nov. 18Th, l8ib' ,.-..
80 n our Board on whom has dcvolycd tue VISIT
~ onjcsn,s assert that Hsrr have they known more
- ~ "A misery among the class above specified than
,.,.rt Hundreds of employers are curtaiing then
others refusing to hazard any thing, have dis
s.ss Al hands and others still taking advantage OF
- eoof md needy hayisg their goods made up al
I'd low as make blush at their cupldity rive
ffn1,,es per dozen for shirts two and sixpence per
49, Ion uarasols and the wOrkmon 10 ind her own
$50 spd buttons for each Nor IS this the acme oil
- ,h,,nihropyl some Of these cOrmOran9 pay oHy
Z $3.50 All bitter indeed Is the seamsrcss expert
.oce Of mans lnhumanily to man. -,
ANEMBER or THE n. D. I. SOCIETY,"
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6liuaiions. or. rOanieo.

"sNTED-Wors hy lshofrg man. who has " f-
w aud two vcurg children destitute and who sill cheer
fly 90 anything honest for price that viii give hem
The poorest food sui shelter Whoever will employ hin
vii Go go q the trdcst charity he be recon-.
meuded by several employers IN his city a faithful
hesfly worker Please inquire for Thomas Euium, 3.
Laurcns-sl 81 floor back corner Of Canalst d5l ais
NIANTED-A SHELTER, well acquainted with the
w business Of reducing Copper Ores Conclusive evil
dence o bis experience and ability lake The chief charge
Of Smelling Works viii be required Apply between II
and u o'clock o ihe EDITOR Of The Tribune. - wis
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Boarding.

NOARD-lns private family two young gentlemen
ID BE accommodated with isrge attic with FIRE Il
they wish, No. les En - between BrOcue and Grand
d5 lwis-
DOARD.-One or Two ..ugle gentlemen can be sccom-
~ uudsi-d with bosrd In prva family, a. No Oh WAX
Broad way References exchanged. d50 SITS
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MAR 6lED

In this city. Jan / by Rev. J. Addi,on Cary. Mr. VA
THAN NJ DuNCAs OF Stamford. Conn 70 siiss n II
ETTE DICKINSON Of New York
At Albany ihs 9th ut 5y Rev Dr. Rulions James
c. Brown Esq Of Geneva TO Margaret g. eldest dsu.h
ter Of Rev Blons b. D. Of Albany
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DIED.

Jan. l. CHARLES infant son Of Homer 2 and SARAH
J. Osborn. AGED year and . days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral ,o-morrow Sunday 81 r 81 from
"a Grand e.
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ORDER Of Robert W. Li.5. sion 5aprems Court
ID onn ssioner notice Is hereby gwen thar AZ staes
,so, hss against the Of Israel DaTy and A. .
Cush.u c the Stale Of yermon nonresidenl deO.ors 90
dus proof MADE 70 the said Commissioner pursuant 20 he
directoos Of the concerning attachments
.sc opding concealed nonresident debtors ana nst
he sane win be sold for the payment Of heh deos ansss
Inc aid Israel Davy and A 3 Cushman sppeH snd as
eS.r~e sneh Attachment according 70 law within nine
non,hs from The rs publication Of this noiee and That the
OF sny debu and the delivery Of any properly ee
onging 20 saif debtors them for their USE and me
usnsler Of sny properly By them for any porposs VA
ssr are fofbiitsn BY Law and are vod-peSc xEn Dec
% "' Up BUTLER, Of Norish,
" i.vsn Anorrsy fer Attaching CEsdttsf.