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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-01
BY THE MAILS.

WAsHiseroS, Sept -, ls47.
Sale Of the Soufh.4 Democratic Commiss,oner abroad
in the North--How is this?
In tho outset Of this administration Messrs Harris and
Heart published Calhoun democratic paper in this
city while Flax and Dow published anti Richie far
Their up town Failing of the public printing Of either
branch Of Congress- the Fisk and Dow paper went down.
and Fisk went OF and turned preacher for the Unver-
saliss and Do having been tractabs got at last
clsrkship in one Of the departments.
The Constitution, however, not only more for
mdable paper than the other but 1t carried upon It's
face more vsibly and distinctly the germ Of mutiny
In the camp IL was particularly necessary to sirpce
the insidious Calhoun organ, 1t hoped that In
doing so, the rupture which threatened might be
averted and the breach caused by the Of Mr.
Calhoun from the State Department would be closed up
With this laudable end in view, negotiations took
place. What followed Is matter Of history Mr. Har-
distinguished himself the IT, s. charge des aIaires
Mr. Henrtt wssgven cerkship in the post depart.
ment, at some fourteen hundred year or or less
But Notwithstanding the Consifufion was thus
happily gotten out OF the way the breach camp
widsned and the inevitable division long thresened
between the Administration and Mr.. Calhoun was not
long delayed. Mr.. Calhoun accused by Hop. Tur-
ney OF heresy and formally read out Of church few
tortoise-sheil framed eye glass.
With the brieies the history of the csse we
have here laid down to this point we ppcse that Mr.
Turney required to exhibit some new bern zeal for
the faith because OF the suspicious attached TO him
Fastened like burrs upon his coat tail) OF
his being returned to the Senate by the Wings In oppo
ston to the regular Democratic nominee doubt
not Col Benton equally DESTROYS atone for his
taur pas in the matter OF the Texas annexation so the
turned accuser against Mr. Calhoun and the other
volunteered as the judge to condemn the offender.
But the battle is not yet over, we shall see who
will come of the victor in the end
Bat upon the main question have yet word to
say.
Mr. Heart left hicerk,hp and went TO South Carroll
ma to take charge Of certain democratic paper and
now sir, good Calhoun informs us that this same
MIR. Heart has gone OF into Pennsylvania to sell the
State Of South Carolina to the highest Presidential bid
that he Is doing this missionary lob not by and
with the advice and consent of Mr. Calhoun but by and
with the advice and consent Of the administration
Can 1t be possible that Mr. Heart has no more heart
than this Is 1t really fact that petty cerkship has
made him turn his heel upon his old friends We pause
Tor information. HAYNE.
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BALTIMoRE, Sept. 30.

BALTIMoRE, Sept. 80.
Flour-The market steady, and sales of 1000 bbls
Howard street, including some parcels Of City Mills,
were made at IS 60 a SIS 6ah Wheat in fair de-
mand, and sales of 5000 bushels made, including
Maryland red, at 81 OF, and good white do at 81 90
CornThe market steady and sales Of 5000 bushels
made, Including Maryland white mixed, at Csc,
and good yellow do at 65c Whskey stood about the
same. Pork held shade firmer. Frsghts con-
tinued dull,
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WASHING TON, Sept. 20, isl7.

THO oPtdNtF5HiP--.1 NtW MOpt.
We hear Of foot in reference to the
Speskership II the wings shall have but bare msjo
rity In the House. 1t will be somewhat difficult to effect
cohesion upon any man, any measure. In this di-
emms advised that is proposed the part OF
certain ssgacious democrats to fall upon Henry w Hill
i o ~ go, half dpssn sbio vote. h. Iii IN h MS
sen Though whig 1t Is presumed that his election M
Speaker would arrest project against the tar
In the appointment OF committee OF WAYS and me ans
Of free trade complexion. The southern Democrats
also look TO his support the Wmot provso question
IL will be remembered that MIR billiard voted for the
tariff OF iG, and indignant at the Wiuot provse
lie OF the abest speakers OF the House and be
sides that, ss hne scholar, and withni Methodist
preacher. w
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- THORBIRN,s ExaIBITIoN OF u AuIIAs-l

90 THORBURNs EXHIBITION OF DAHLIAs-It
8s the Infection OF the have public and
gr,fuous exhibition Of their Dshlas grown Astoria,
Friday and Saturday list and Oct in their picture
gallery, Is John st, near Broadway.
A large proportion will be many of which ip
other coecuon OF sery kinds imported
from ENGLAND the pesent in pots and great cost aud
among the haes that be procured IN Europe
curiously varceated The blooms will be arranged
Names for the convenience Of those who
the down. and will be delivered either in plants
Of stis.m i'm. THoRBURN h CO.
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CINCINNATI. Sent. 3O-P. NJ.

Flour-The market was hrm and sales of 1000 bbIs
were made at 81 l21k 81 %. Wheat continued to
rive freely by canal, but sales of moment were
ported. Corn-Sales of 1000 bushels were made ON
terms not understood Provisions rmer aid pork
was held at some advance but sales Of
transpired. Whskey-S Sales 500 bbs rectined, were
made ut II Is cts.
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albany, Sept 30-P. M.

ALBANY, sept Jul Vt.
Flour-Ths market was firm ut SIS 46aS5 SAX. Wheat
sales Of 2000 bushels good Genesee made new)at
1875 cents. Corn-sa Of 5000 bushels made
chiefly Western mixed at 81 IS cents. Barley con-
tinued firm. Rye wes inactive no sales were reported
Whiskey steady. Receipts by canal during the past
twenty four hours-Flour 5000 bbs; Wheat 5000 BUSH
es Corn 5000 do Barley 1000 do. Freights change
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BosroN. september 3Oth,-P. M.

11VSFVsVI 'oPVcHuOoH
Four-The market for good brands continued steady,
aud sales of about 900 barrels made, including
good brands Western, old and fresh ground at IS SIN
and new Genesee and Southern, at Sc l26. Wheat-No
sales. Corn-sales of $1,000 bushels made at 72c
for Western mixed to 74c for good yellow. OatsSales
Of 900 bushels made at 5s 6Oc. Rye-was mac
tive. Lead-sales Of 600 pigs made at 81 37K
Provisions-Pork held at frmer prices No change
in beef Whiskey was frmer. Freights continued in
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The Sarah Sands was taking flour at "a Q Is Cd To
Havra cotton continued to be taken ut cent per ID.
AUCTION SALE or RosEwoop suoAR, AT roun
81 per log; 20 do do $a6 $50 do; rs do DO Sal
S3l 80 do 40 do do $40 80 $40 SO do - boxes white
Hsvanas sugar, damaged. 6T TIC; brown do, . 6H
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 30, ls47.
No Southern dispatches yet received. private mes
sage states that the steamer Ann Chase left Pen.
sacola on the 30th for Vera Cruz with General Pater
son, Col Abercronbie Msior Polk and detachment OF
Florida volunteers encountered gale and put into the
Balize In Distress with sails split, and leaking.
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yIyUE QIJiDOH CONFECTIONERY he Inst series o, tnis
collection consisting OF three gigantic Scrip
unl Painting. yizChrst Healing the Sick the TEN lie
Chris. R,sing from the Dead and Deash on the Pale
Horse finished 10 III. highest style Of the arr open for
exhibition from NJ TO Top NJ at the Natonsl Academy
Of Design Admission rs cents: Season Tickets 50
They are admitted by some Of the first artists be
Vest. Pangs the subjects and the best
collection Of historical subjects offered the public.
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Photographic cor. of the Phila Bulletin I

Photographic cor. of the Phila Bulletin
PITTsBURGH, Sept. 80, P.M.-The-e are near seven
and halt feet water in the channel to-day This fine
stage has brought receipts of -four which
has tended still further depress the market and sales
making at 81 90 to 81 rs Grain is without
change; nothing doing in cotton, and provisions are
without change We had some rain last night but it is
clear again this NOR ming.
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What's re Neps
whats the news" "Any news from Scott, this
morning 2" "No, SIR "wel how in Goas name Is it
we don't hear from him ~ "waiting for the treaty
Mr.. Trst. All right they are only waiting for the
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JACOB g. PLATT, Auetioneer-This day October ist at
a oa as y o ra q trustees
sas s Looking
nii allure; f fua, vo,i1 as nu,es etc.
Sa fney s~.fS and st g soo %"
Also, 500 eases assorted Gne ,cket cutlery.
Also variety sheffield pa cards of cutlery bsiug
p' Hso. f ianes balm Ent 1sls house
A.o valuable invoice of Pearl tablets. books paper
AIso i 400 SSns9 Ss% man sys. fine sC@h.
Also ps steel goods viz watch chains. purse clasps rings
Also An aycce Of india fracture. viz: bags.
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J. "
10Y O'clock ne large q Y Fassu.
bs cs Tb.
ssa s.sds s' Hair MAT @
P Pssssis whas D:is
A TS t..s HRS sI. BETTs Auetonser
sherry p.eisd IN sas s. do old
SS Po w.. do aC5
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q casks Lisbon Madea IS eighth do do do IS hhd Caret
RUYALs GURLEY CO-To Arcni1ecfs, Art,zans,
~ ScIThe erchitseural portion of Mr. Towns Library
VIII pc ound an,ong Them oil tsrc
wi, sell s,oie q VILLAIN Miles M No. i6s
sos o % and
Lee dIssi and En-
EsnPs SSo i. F:i W
a.doIs CSsudSie by %%s solar
rooms oa F GSss 81 o M + S
very elegant highly decorated French CHINA Dn'Ig ss.;
cgs a%d scp .ssans;
nsnt Of rloh Cut Glass consisting Wine Glasses
Of ca. Chandelier Pe"dsn Chimney fisess and
t ss: sss M f ;s
Lsms with bap ssss T u w sG % Be
ppSstSiysIy sold 70 the hghss, bidder
the goods can be ned sss3isrc
To BELL HANG EKs, LOCK sMITHs, ,Sc.-Al old e.
:; Fl p.a s n
S th5bS s % sts.,. a1 dealer. at
g. L.. 1 Rs:sd , kag:. end
S!
fass Ws'sSs. S. Fas Lever Movements,
Wh general assortment of staple Birmingham and Shelf
THE EXTRAORDINARY feat of walking 500 miles IN
500 consecutive hcus at the house of Ed McGove'n.
No 40 Cherry street. bids fair be accomplished the peds
TRAN having completed $50 miles sed looks fresh
i beam" to as mark he Of h eH
length by fee6 inches width. The public Invited
call free Of expense. $50 3tsr
c. ~ CENTREVILLE COURSE
49, TR6,TTlSG A i;ii.I PAscISNGt E.i:
N$s SSand match for $3.50 will he commended
for between Lady Suffolk aud Roam.
exc, two mile heats in harness.
=. Bryant oames. 1870. 49,. sr. m. Lady Suffolk.
The will leave the South Ferry for the track ~
O'clock and at az o'clock, returning when the sports Of the
I davh have term
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(,ONCERT- MISS IsfDORA T.. HANSENS CON.
CCERTMs Hansen bees leave ,,spectinlly TO annoupce
bcrnseie on TUESDAY EYENiNG, Oct 8, at which she
will introduce aad Spanish AID English Shr has
~ npcs,ns 70 Mate III the valuable Of signor Ra
p, Together with efficient ochest, have bee secured
lar The oec,s,ou Particulars IN future advertisements
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TIE L f q r. A PHO,

Ihe New York Democratic State Convention,
SYRACUSE, Sept 30-". NJ
Inc convention has been engaged all day to-day in
es'ng contested seats, Of which there eleven.
ne TWO cases from Erie, and from Ontario were
ue0'asu IN favor OF radicals from Oneida in favor
vi CONSERVATIVES The two contestants from Monroe
PAeu on ana LETT the csnvention the Two from Ossgo
we're both rejected by tie votes The from
Monroe and Otsegs therefore lack one of beipq full
The cases unsettled are Towe against srresu Dunn
against Livingston; Nache against Casserly all from
New York; and Litchneld against Van Buren, and Car
ger against Rector, from Albany. The case Of Tovle
against Carrigsn, from the 18th ward, New York was
reported by the committee in favor of Towle and now
pending before the convention. Adjournment viii not
probably occur till Saturday.
10 O'Clock p. M
NThe convention has just decided the contest be.
tween Towie and Csrrigan Of New York. In favor Of
Towe conservative, by vote Of 81 to 67 This gives
the hunkers control Of the convention The contest
between Vache and Cassery II under confederation
lOK O'Clock P. M.
Convention not yet organised. The day has been
consumed with the contested seat Of Otsego county
The vote stood "a for Snow bunker to "a for spoord
barnburner. Neither admitted. The contested seats
Of the delegates from New York under oonsids
ton The vote upon district has just been taken,
and resulted in favor Of Towls For Csrrigan g. for
Tows g. This places the convention In control Of the
hunkers The asperty of feeling Increases as the de-
bate progressed Every point 10 contested. The
sion will continue to late hour, but It Ia doubtful
whether another vote will be taken to night
The Legislative Proceedings.
ALBANY, Sept. 90, ls41.
SENATE.
The bill for the abolition Of the office Of County su-
perintsndent Of Common Schools was reported avora-
| bly,.
The bill relating to usury now under debate in com
mite Of the whole.
The debate on the usury bill was not disposed Of ft
was made the special order for Tuesday next
ASSEMBLY
with message. that they concurred with the House
in the amendment striking out thai part Of the hrst
section that the u. ) stocks shall b. received
curty for circulating notes and that they with
the amendments Of the House the second section,
taxing the capital Of the free banks with amendment
dvidul banker, actual capital The message is
under debate
The free bank bill with the ndIn OF The
Senate, was referred to the bank committee.
The resolution appointing ID D. Field Of the
mssioners pleadings aud practice ooncurred in.
The House concurred with the in the appoints
ment of committee OF conference the manufac-
turing bill. Messrs Bloss, Bascom MloFarlan Dean and
Bourie, such committee.
Canal appropriations bill ordered to third read
ing
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Yellow Fever In New orIeans.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30, le57
The New Orleans papers to 23d received Inter
ments from fever 22d fifteen.
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subject to eli the influences usually brought to bear
upon such securities.
The Boston banks have declared the folio wing semi
annual dividends for the six months ending October Is
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Married.

On the 18th August, by the Rev Dr. Wainwright, MIR
JOHN f.. CossARr, to Miss GEoRGIANA +. A. GLIDER
Sieve, all Of this city.
On Wednesday, Sept 10Th, at Bloomingdale, by the
Rev. DR. Hutton, Dr. GEORGE PECK, to ELIZA A. daugh-
ter Of the late Stephen c. Brewster NJ D., all Of this
city.
On Thursday, Sept aOth In the Ninth street church.
by the Rev DR.. Dewitt, Mr.. GEORGE COOK, to Miss
MARY JANE, daughter Of E. Bloomer, Esq., all of this
city.
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The Britannia.
News from tho south.

oePI
The steamship Britannia arrived at IL O'Clock last
night. She will sail to. morrow at the usual hour
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1t will be from the foregoing that the largest
monthly receipt of breadstus left at during
the present year, In June and, may safely add
that the smallest in September; the difference be-
tween the two being be estimated, about
three hundred per cent 1t will also be noticed that du
ring the month Of August there great falling off,
but not so large as that of the present month
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MO HUMBU9-A new dining saloon Just opened down
IN town AZ No IL Front street. ard lodging ssoi and
Judge for yoursslE The rooms single. ausl >tSn
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Na ONty 10 LOAN abraham J. Jackson. Pawnbroke,,
wi So Reade street, Broadway loans money IN large OF
smaIl al NAV be required Watches ewelry plate
wearing apparel dry goods. and personal property Of every
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A MEXICAN Nst lTUrE-2Oti AN NUAL FAIa AT
"A CASTLE GARpEN-To Exhibitors at the Fair which
opens 70 the public Tuesday 9Th Of October AZ noon
competitors in MsnufA aud the Arts
Mschins &C. must hive their articles at Castle GsTde on
the ls or I'd Of Ocober Fruit Flowers &c. early on Monday
the i f October Pioughng and SpaJg Matches At Hemp
stead Long Island in with the Queens touny
Agricultural Society on Friday 8h Of October; flopghs len
fer Exhibition at Castle GARDEN will be orgSdsd oy sne
Managers Animals must be the Cattle show crcune,
Twenty third aud Fifth Ayenue by o'clock ~ az.
The entes, pedgrees &c should be o" " oeoe
the Monday previous; wit, the iih OF october
There is every indication Of nm immense snow o.1r
should improve the time IN prcpafauon ano nvt ge "G
after the Fair ~ Circulars OF particulars may be had a. e m
stitute Rooms in Park olNfc
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Ssx&. vFyK NEW UhttANs.--Lo u,snna sed New
s44Vkr York Line OF Packets-Postvey the frs end
9~ony regular packet sail Monday, October eth
The splendid fast sailing packet ship OsW 400, Tbos neer
her regular day.
For freight passage having handsome furnished accom-
street or to NJ X COL Inns 81 South N.
Positively no freight will he received board after tomor-
row. Saturday. evening October Id -,
agent N New q leans, Mr.. Willinm Cuey, who VIII
promptly forward all goods TO iii address, .,
The packer ship CLIFTON, Jas. b. lnger.oll master WIZ
oil
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JSo y. TAPPAS, Vice Presis ent
FERDINAND SrAGo. ges sec 7,ism
ME OLD RIDING ACADEMY, NO i37 aad lsg Mrr-
reception Of scholars having been duriag The
se,ranfsd and rsdecoracd in III, compete
Inc subscriber flutes hmef thu his estab hment II not
az erlor will compare with any similar in this country
themse ri T. JONES Proprietor,
AT ten
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II eft OFF WARDROBE AND FUKNIi UaE
IL WANTED-Lsdiss aud gentlemen having supctfiuous
effects 10 pose OF such Wearing Apparel Furniture &c
can obu,r fair cash price for the by sending for the
through he Post Office or otherwiss who will at
,snd =, Their residences J. LEVENSTYN.
~ " WV i66 Broadway, mp stairs.
Lad es can be attended to by Mrs .Levenstyn
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AOmlt auce IS cents; tn commence at o'clock. tire
NJ ALNUI y tREET THEATRE, PHiLADELptiiA-
w Lessee II. A Marshall; Manager w. r. Blake-BEN-
EFT OF Mn. tOLLlNS.-Frdsy Evening Oct. lst, will
performed the original American piece entitled THE
WRONG PASsEN q cN-Denns Met srhy. Mr. Collins.
After which HIS LAST LEGS-O'Callaghan Mr.. Collins
VaTo conclude with the HAPPY MAN-Paddy Murphy Mr.
Collins with songs Of the Boud Sailor Boy, Birth
St. Patrick.
Box Parque 90 cents; Second and Third Circles IS
cents: Orchestra and Private Boxes, IS cent?.
RALTIMORE, HOLIDAY ST. AND RICHMOND
ID VA, THEATRES, now undergoing improvements, re
decoration, &c &c, will shortly open conunctio Ladies
and gentlemen OF ability desirous Of
engagements, will please spply by (prc paid)
s25 lat W. X. BLAKE, 1874 South lsinth Philadelphia.
- EAUTlES OF THE OPERA.-Contents of No. 4, for
ID October- Domain DOMAIN OH felicen-'A An sure
he II ne'er deceive me as sung by senor Pco; would
soldier STILL" by Bslfe and by Mr. Brough; strive
forget thee" by Maynard; lie Roiteet" 1.-THE Wren BY
AllyreBu eange laValsc from the opera of
the Night D,ncers by Edward Loder. 20 pages Of
engraved Mu.ic and embelshed with portrait
Sgnorina Rosna Pico
Nos T. and D. Of the Beauties Of the Opera" have the
portraits OF Jenny Lind Tedesco ard Madam Bishop Each
numbr contains Of Uuabc and
from the mos popular Operas forming desirable library Of
and index will be forwarded subscribers GRATIS
mouthly, payable on delivery OF each number.
~ No for November, will be devoted eIclusvey to
Jenny Lind Music with elegant Illuminated vgnee Of
''"' o'''"r XTWiLis music SALOON, 2oi Broadway
oil 5t-m F.Sst W&sstis
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THE PILES--A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED
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