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schrs Moro Willard Wilmington Nc; Mary Smith, Frede-
rcksburg; Juliet York Phl.; Challenge. DAVIS NYork.
SALEM June sAr brig Col Taylor, stieknsy Msp,svidsoi
bark Three Brothers stckrssY, Penang 81. -.
WIiYISoros june s1Ar 7th, bTrk Gen Taylor souls.
Thatchsr Newport RI; schrs Thorn Sanford York;
Moos. Jacisonyiie Patriot Gates Boston Ga lih schr
Harrison Price Beaston, York; 7th brig Washburn.
Gazier, Boston.
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Railroad 49, 900 East Boston Go 9 900 do
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Ar rHE sgcorD BoARp--25 shs Norwich and Worcester
Railroad 49 80 do 50 100 East Boston Co I9 100 Long Isl
Railroad so5ds, ss 100 do AN; 100 do ii Union Bank
100.
BY AucTfor.-3shs Boston and Lowell RR, 22% per
adyi Merimac Manufacturing sCo, 33z per adv div
10 per e. adv II S Rn,o uo soon M NILS
H. asTon bs ss, Sc Columbian b. gs 9' 60 Atlas
10 Hop. lns Co, 90; 10 Western kR 1l0 20
NJ h, p ~ o ia2 Connecticut River RR. Ola 90
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& ~ WsS oa nnns Co. 49, e state BIZ (psr Ssol
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the ~ 20 Ptsbug Copper Co, 7oX; IS porebester
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,Lv.R,ooL-ship Bayars-75 pkgs John Newbold-sd do
coI2s Hsght eel 4 Htchcock-2to ordsr--a5 Grin
COL Gillespie u Studwel-2 Levi Cooke COS Romwell
Haght co-6 Richmond & Cars g Hastings col u
CoX-t w Smith coz q w Betts--I George Stacey-S
Sands, Fuller col Ellison-5t Mabee-4 Fisher
80 Sturxes Shaw-s Patton, Stewart col s Cochran
IL SchIee in col, order2es5 bars % bds iron Ezr,
Clark col pkg Hughes, Ward & co-2 g Patrison Co
so kegs soda To- ordetl lkg Lppold co-2 0lhon co
~ Jones coTl swords1si to oreS-l2 Ns,ins
S to order-li John Ghoni6 Andrew Coats-7 T Banean
Son-2 Henry Winkley7 Beas Bush CO., to orde-i w.
g Hunt COT Wiley x Putnam Thos Hunt 4 oo.-a ID
Oakley co.. Buuer6eId Bros Coll d MADDEN coll
Robt spedding-t Owen--i Wanen-l Harden 4 co-21
81 Mccall Strong-I Hoiberton- ackages 10 boiler
plates to order-7 pkE has Canle-2a Macy sohns-s
Besls, Bush col Cooperi3 Stone, SWANS coz Hem
r Tsr.ODn John TeIEs'os paysnPSTw N
wrisht.jr coz G Consnt Ellis & coo Pierce VIII
Kenneys SIMPSONS bales Ing co--oo coal b
Coldenl290 bars 20 bd iron Person co46 chains 5cks
Acroyed som do orderE322 in gold Geo CollinE33
w w DeFores co--Gsso0 Vim Whitlock, jr-Eooo Richd
Irwin.
LVERrooL-Shp Hindossn-Io3 salt 2 Grnnell,
BREMEN-Bark Minna-eo pipe clay boxes to 4 T
Poppe. .
BRroL-Bark Golconda9o cs copper 800 bxs black ead
Macy Sonl000 mou'ds l. Stuart-3 cks do
slkali IS ammonia Meyer Soa--2a pps oil to do
RocHELLE-Brg Santiago-20 hf pipes brandy X Buo,d
coo Stevens Son-i3 do 30 Cuzet Astoin--A HI
or do Lawrence Murray Ingae2 eighth do FabeI KEEL
ley25 nf 20 ar do Barsacw-i2 hf do Bninger Son
1928 III qr ii3 eighth 70 order
HuMAcoA-Schr Abde Kaderls9 hhds sugar III cks tree
Pennson2 bbls do coffee trunks bxs
q Kercsds--a cks sugar hid molasses to master
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WAsnINGroN, June 9, ls47
The True Grit of a Volunte~.

IHe True Ortt 81 q F0Iunfer.
Converting to-day with a volunteer Of the batta-
on third person standing by remarked that he must
look sharp in rsconnoitreng those Mexican churches
and he might make prize of golden Jesus two
even OF our lady Of Gaudaloupe" with her diamond
spsnged nounces The little volunteer looked indignant
and promptly replied NO. sir the plumber Of churches
10 not one Of the articles Of As understand It,
do not make against Mexico for the sake of plumber
ing her Churches and before will descend to that sort
OF work. will suffer both to BIO chopped of close
up to the shoulders" That's what call the true grit
OF a volunteer We shall reach the good sense of the
Mexican clergy all the by keeping the system
thus far pursued than by the barbarian system
of indscrminate plumber The hint 1T this lat
ter plan has been hooted down the winds.
FRIAR JOHN.
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ALBANY. June 9, lS47.


Anti Renfism-.?fairs in the State Capital, &c &c.
remarked In late lumber of the Herald that va
rious signs indicated the complete dissolution of the
anti-rent organization | said that it was an event
which might be confidently expected. The result Of
the election has shown that that presumption pub
lished good grounds In this county, which is the
seat of anti rentism they poled Monday only
thousand for their regular candidate for District
Attorney about the number of votes for Sur
rogate There has been, therefore decrease of
several thousand antirent votes since last fall when
The vote for Harris the antrent nominee for Sena-
tor was larger than that given for John Young
say, unhesitatingly and unquaiiedly, that the
anrent organization in this county dissolved forever
Such result it is true, has not been effected until 1t
has inflicted trouble and misery upon the State but that
will rather enhance the satisfaction which every good
man will feel at the dissolution Of this organization.
The election of the several democratic nominees for
Judges of the Court Of Appeals conceded by thelead
ing whig paper OF this city
The Comptroller and Attorney General Of this State
have published cards in the evening pronouncng
several in the Argus in regard their be-
havour ut the late election, false and caumnous.n
The musical world Ia in extacies at each performance
of Christy's minstrels.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 10, lS47.

PHILADELPHIA, June TO- lS47.
The in the last intelligence from Vera
Cruz that lamentable duel had occurred China be-
lieutenants of the Virginia regiment and that
both killed created very little notice here at the
time II has since been ascertaned however, that
of the rash and unfortunate combatants Philade
phian, the of Francis Mahan, well known the
publisher Of the fashion plates for taors He became
attached to Virginia company of volunteers under the
following circumstances corps mastering Richmond
Va had their numbers nearly completed when dis
arising between them and the Capt great por
ton withdrew their names, and the commander lett
with but fraction of his complement. In order
pair this dilemma he to this city and with the aid
Of young Mahsn. who then lieutenant in Col
Lees company of Union Fencbles recruits were OBJ
tanned, and he left the city with them, having had
promise that he should be elected to Lieutsnancey
On arriving ut Richmond the other officers and de-
INJURED to this but having majority Of his friends in
the company they elected him to the post. The i'll feel
ing engendered in consequence has 1t Is supposed,
of at the early age d. defeating the hopes of his
friends and INJECTING intense anguish upon the family
deceased married at very early age young lady Of
this city, not more than 6 who s now left widow at
the age Of 49, with infant children having been
born since the departure of its father.
A decision this morning made in the pending
for time in tho District Court brought by General
for professional services lawyer In obtaining
the Of Hosea j. Lewis from Texas to this city
First having procured pardon from the Governor, in
order that he should appear witness in trial be-
tween the Kentucky and Schuykin banks to recover
from latter the moneys received by Lewis from the
sales of stock Of the former bank The jury returned
verdict in favor Of Gen Coombs which with
800 received on m axes his whole fee SIS 900
pretty Thejourney Of Gen Coombs to Texas
not undertaken solely to procure the return Of Le
Wis but the main object was to the release Of his
SON. then prisoner in Mexico.
Sales or Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRsr BoAap-Assoo State S. co. 5000 do 5000 do
Morris Canal l9 10 Farmers Me. hanics Bank 56;
Commercial Bank IS; 10 New Orleans Cas- 1885, 1900 1exas
Bonds, So, ~. -. d. = 49,. - .
Arm sALxs-loc Grard Bank i2; 90 Reading Railroad
2g do 5009 Reading Bonds, 200 Allegheny Copper
Co, 50 GId Trust 2 $50 Vicksburg Bank 49, Is Ches x
Def Canal Stock 90 IS Union Cansta 1000 Reading Railroad
Bonds IS; 100 Vicksburg Bank. l2h
Scoop s 600 Trsssury Notes Is lo 400 Grard
nal Is 340s State So sQ; 1877 do 84; Is IS Bank az 100
Visksburg, 121<; 1000 1eras Bonds los, rs.
AvrER SALEs-3Oe0 Reading Railroad Bonds 73S do,
73 100 Ailesh,nv COPPER Is 5000 Texas Tenury Notes
$500 Sch. Nav. 6l, s5, &c; 100 Harrisburg, 30.
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WAsHINoroN, June Q, Is47

a Hard Case
month ago it was generally understood that Chas.
Jones' of this city settled upon the lieutenant
colonel for the battalion of this district He
derstood it-every body understood it, Charley, to
be sure not yet distinguished military man,
but it understood that the appointment his.
So understanding the case he went to work like true
soldier with heart and soul in tho business He opened
his fine large house the Avenue q recruiting sta
ton for Dan Henriehe hired to drum up recruits
he daily attended to the recruiting operations for the
several companies his time and money were nothing
he determined TO raise the battalion 1t ia now
about full-ready to 60. What now! Well tell you
what Secretary Marcy says Capt Hughes of the regu
lars brave and learned ocer must have these volun
The volunteers have entered remoustrance but
have not heard of the result II the Secretary
tinues intractable there will be public meeting here
and far we aid the ends Of justice, shall
stand up for the rights Of Charley 1t will do to
allow thing Of this sort to go into operation. w.
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COM m EItCIAL INTEl.I.IOENCE-
State OF the Flour Mark ct.

DLTRorT Juno o-The market was more active vestey
day than for week past Purchasers were in tbs ma
kef, but were not ssngune two weeks ago va,
prices higher than they have been this season in
the early part Of the day mixed brands In small lots
changed hands at 50 49, but In the afternoon prices ad
vanced to s6 so for same kind sale Of 200 bbls was
made Mt 50 40 and 100 for SO ca Several hundred bar
res changed hands at So 37 and one fancy brand at
So 49, Prices may be said 10 be unsettled and there
fore give the above the figures at which sales have
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Pa sscngerS Arrived.

LvERPooL-Shp Bavaria-Count T. La Strange, Mr. Hardy,
Mr. Marere Mr. Palmer Mr. Sykes, Rains, Mr. Acroyd-3ii
in steerage.
,ANTwrRP-Bsrk Waldemar-Mr Hetchim lady and child,
Mr. Hayeler. lady and child-130 IN steersge
BRlsroL-Bark Goconda-E Beawpriz, Mrs Hiles and
daughters Mrs Taylor and three daughters Morgan la
dy, Hunt aud lady-73 in steerage.
HuMAcoA, rR-Schr Abdel Kader-G Kereada, lady and
children, Miss Stewart
ABERYsByITH--Balk Anne Jenkins-Mr Jones, senr, MIR
Jones, jr, lady aud 2children-69 in steerage.
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NEw ORLEANs-Ship EdgM-31 bales SMcCresdy & CO.
30 Applcby Moore Everett Battees7 casks IL kegs
Hsrap Lees co222 bbs s2 casks SUI dam Sage eoI2n
Jas Hsrsonl0S pigs lead Rogers Coz bales Alfred
chman - cks Jos Frankn636 bbls Cooper Girsud
" ch heran Lees cot boyes Chas Aums-2 Draper ri.
a, u-se e's McGregcr Morrs-25 w Ray--l bog Carl
van Ness-i ck Deyernus Niron3o kegs Work 4 Drake
81. % " Murray COS! bbs Thos Barry co-itos pigs
"e''et oanee-23 bis Cyrus w Field-i5o bbis Lawrence
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau sss.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CIRCULATION FORTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD--Every day. Pnce Q cent, M, eopv--S1
q per annum-payable in advance ~ W.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday-Price sk cents
per coIy-x3 "a cents yer annum--payable in advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
rice ~ cents Der cspv$3 annum PAYABLE in advance
. ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERAtD-Publshed on the
LIST o. Jaana1y Of each ysarsge copies sixpence each
ADvEhT!SEMENTS,a at the usual prices-always cash
Wv nce ADVERTISEMENTS should be written plain egbls
mannr The Proprietor will not be responsible for hs
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
Az letters communications by mall addressed to the
must be post paid the will be Do
Quoted from the subscriptios money RENTED.
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Sem yfS sas: .'iIe asp York Sl:i
Hatch, Mr. Denny Boston; q simmons, springhsldi Toy
lor MiSdIetoyn; Wssh Fo'ter C9nni Il sII ns a
Palmer, Cone Mr. s,uTdsy Albany Ns;s
Huntley, Maine; +. Barnes, N. Y:
c. Atkinson, Paterson; W. Tiet, Philad; G. E. Sellers
CiGcinnsii; =: Chester PhisS 'MsKs:vsE Troy; "
Conn; " H. Dannam, Linn Rock, Conn; H. Roy; No5wsik
Conn; G. Jones Newark; G A. Hart Ithaca Jas Peers
Sunsy LADY Trey; Case veTn0n s,:.:s o R;ds
HIM NJ Bingham, Cornwall, Conn; Hines, Blsndon ".
c. A. Jones and lady Phad Miss r. f. Jones' MASTERS Chas
and Henry Jones. Phlad; Mrs J. Sheldon schuylsrvle
{. Liyingst ,n.d d."
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nR JOHNSON,7 Duane street, Chatham street. 10
~ well known the successful practitioner in New
York In the of delicate diseases For the last
years Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the most extensive practice in
tors reputation for skill in those old hcured cases that have
existed for year,, eminent No how long you
may have elect, Structure, Ulcers upon the body the
throat De head and bones q the leg. eeo
habit INDUCED by young causing ascivious dreams
and nightly emissions positively cured Recst cured
venton from business Post paid letters containing 50 for
advice, attended to- No charge made unless cured
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hE H.
y having devoted their during the last six years to
he as e1d cu. TO
GoSoF%hG%sa snf s. hills
sass o to d and the
sTRCTUREs Of THE nETHRA (con.aer.d BY
medical ncurabe) successfully treated without
p.ssES
iMFoRTaSfi NoTiftsE-rs,. suffering from any Of
make s,na application forwarded
with s
Cd 'VS siGsS 81 SssS ss'' direct
qt NISSAN street, New York
vELFEAUs sPECIFIC PILLS.
and A. al mSSoTusa, i:shaI.s: from
Inventor; FSsss:s; ysqsss, aisllSe remedy 81
s from 'iss'% as.
TIME CT2N Nr a DEgILTY CURE1
G Ssw
sts1 psSs
sa g 10 sifh S. e. fs dozen ST. carefully
RECORDS ALTEkA1lvE MIXTURE.
yenerl ulcers nodes, any complaint produced by
mpdcous We OF mercury or unskiful medical treatment
MI persons suspectng venerea their
should this powerful purifier without delay, person
consider himself safe after having the veneeal disease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this justly cello
brated Alternative.
;fss 81 s' Go dozen "
coNcENreATNhR x lE6 "a sRAAHsArARLLA
By e. Neg Xo, Goss1 Of and
Til. Sshs nc Sss i.
the purifying Qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
confidently recommended by the College superior
arsapars present public and NAV be
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from an
impure of the blood sech scroua and him. ring
worm botches pmpie ulcers pain in the bones joints
uodes eruptions, liberated apy Dis
arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis or an inu
| dcious Of mercury.
Seld in single bottles at ............... rs cents.
" in eases ofhalfs dozen bottles ...".......s, 50
dozen
Cases forwarded to all Uarts Of the Union.
v B.A very liberal discount wholesale purcoa
Office opeu from A. NJ 70 r "
w. s. RICHARDSON NJ D.
DIV a5 Nassau street. New York
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M EDlCAL ADVlCE.-UUCTORL LAMENT is still con
WI fdenaly consulted AZ his Office So Gold street.

M EDlCAL ADVICE-UUCTOR LAMkkT is still con-
WI fdentalY consulted his Office So Gold street. between
Beekman and Fulton all diseases Of delicate His
being mild and udicous requires neither mercury
restraint diet hindlancs from business pursuits Recent
stituonal arising from frequent indulgence Of the
sions Of ndscret youth and thereby ennis
tors attention his object being to restore the mentally
Structure disease frequently existing without the patient be-
ing the least sometimes caused the OF
Of The parties themselves BY The Doctor eeciuay cured
few qualified advertising Surgeons in the city guarantees
perfect cure charge made Letters postpaid enclosing
Fee attended and with advise sent
any part Of the United States Office So Gold
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RLuE LICK WATERIThs subscriber have receive, ,s
celebrated sulphur Water Handsomely pins
aud which they respectfully offer for SALE Wholesale
aud retail, at No 25x Wall street
to be had Of Messs Delluc Co. No. Park Row and
5sl Broadway. m
Always store fresh from hs Springs Congress-
Wie and Sharos sulphur Waters Soda glass bottles and
all Of which carefully for shipping and de-
nvered. at any part Of the city ire Of charge
DELATOUR& CO 23L Wall ST.,
Successors to VIM P. Morris, formerly
my3o l2t~rc Lynch Clarke.
THE CV.PAkTNLkshiP heretofore existing under The
hrm Of Mercereau Anderson, dissolved by mutual
TEOS. w. " r. MERCEREAU.
JAMES ANDERSON.
The business will hereafter be conducted by James Ander
at the old stand 9TH avenue, corner 28h street.
Thos. w. v. p Merceresu inform his friends and the
public chat he has the Broadway and
Fourteenth formerly known Rushtons where he will
be pleased TO serve them satisfsctory. je5n-m
CARD--HARTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE,
~ 223 Chestnut street Philadelphia, two doors above
seventy having recently undergone repairs and improve
m~ns offers travellers all the quetness and comfort Of
home, with all the luxuries of the season.
men il 30t*rc
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West India Crops.

To..ao-Ifesvy rains had fallen, but the crop was
expected to that Of last year and the prospects
for isas very encouraging
poMrrIoA.--The weather had been very favorable
The present crop the Cofonist says lis better
than expected some months since, and will with
exceptions where the late heavy rains injured
the growth Of the be fully good last wear
somewhat better The planters very anxious to
have the crop reaped before the wet
Next years crop presents very encouraging appear
ance"
GRESADA.-The Chronicle publishes the following
article on the crop and the weather We are gratfed
TO learn that the present crop promises
expectation previously entertained Of by the
sangune and bids fair to be nearly double that Of
year u IL at present but half resped and We UNDER
stand that upwards Of eighty hogsheads have already
been made properties, which did not ship
half that number last year The increase will be gem
ersl although perhaps, not in the proportion
to the same extent, the have noticed 1t
however, confidently expected that the total crop
sugar this year will be from nine thousand hogs
heads. Last year 1t did not reach six thousandn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-11

Ssea nals. xsidsss sst - AisA ~ ~ sssl Ssssa'
In quantity.
O. ale Of 1000 bbls was made ct a. late In the
afternoon.
CINcrssArI June 4-rsur-Late on Thursday evening
400 brls sold at 30 This morning buyers neio on ~
the arrival of from the East, which same 20 @
Europe showing an advance in the prices OF orssasua
IN the Engsh markets. after which over 700 pr. wsIe
picked nj ON the canal landing ut o. supsequenuy
las brls we're sod from store at CO. but soon - the
news was generally known holders were nrm at : 10
which buyers generally declined paying Cn .ns ..sr
rs inspected which rates rsfusd There was not
however much anxiety buy, ~ the Hiosrnis news
vhich vii; be II days later, is looked for tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-11
Southern Cotton Markets,

CHARLESTON, June THE accounts by the packet
ship Rainbow at New York ave days later from Liver
pool received here Saturday, totally quetsd up
land market on that day, and not bale was sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-11

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mode of treatment is safe, eecha aud expeditions
Quiring either the Of restraint diet BUSH
Structures cured in week; with scarcely
INDUCED certain oafhsome and habit can positively
be restored health and society Mid removed
four days. No charge made unless cured Postpaid letters
enclosing fee of three dollars, will receive prompt
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