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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-22
Second Board.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw York, "WEDNESDAY ArrEn~ooS, Arm a.
Owing to the brief sketch Of the Cambrias CONNER
cial news received last evening by telegraph and pub
iished In the Herald the markets to-day generally
less active, though without material change in prices
In the absence of the merchants letters due by the
bra there was less disposition to operate and especially
Tor future delivery AS stocks of brcadsturs very
much reduced in this market, and prospect of any
great increase of supplies till the opening Of the canal
prices exhibited very little change II was said the
stuff was not here to operate with" hence sales of e-
nesec flour for home use made at &c. and Of New
Orleans Mt 81 49, No samples Of wheat exhibited
the market continued bare and the last sales made for
future arrival Mt 81 80 for Genese Corn though
less active sold at fair prices Northern yellow in the
city sold from IS cents to 81 and white do atei cents
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THE ARMY MOVING TO JALApA.
BRILLIANT CHARGE OF COL. HARVEY
BODY OF MEXICAN LANCERS.
Movements of Santa Anna.
&C., &C., &c.

PHILADELPHIA, April II, 1871
The towboat Daniel Webster and the steamer
EDITH, arrived at New Orleans on the 18Th, with
advices from Vera Cruz to the 9th inst
These advices confirm the accounts brouoht no
'he 81. Mary's, at Pensacola, of the capture of
ANarado without loss. II appears that Alvarado
surrendered to Commodore Perry,--who sent in
TO the town flag of truce before General Omit
man and his troops came up.
Commodore Perry was about LEAVING with the
heet TO capture every Mexican port on the t.ulf
Several towns had already been taken-oue
south OF Alvarado, fine one, called Tlacotalpal.
which possesses nobly sheltered harbors.
The Army was to leave for Jalapa on the 7tb
Iwiggs commanding the advance, Paterson the
centre, with the volunteers, while Worth, with
the regulars, will close up the rear
Col. Harvey, with his squadron of dragons.
entered Antigua, fifteen miles from Vera Cruz.
on the I'd instant, and made a brilliant charge ON
force of the enemys lancers, capturing eight
men and one officer.
There are various rumors of Santa Anp,,s
movements; one, that he has 10000 men TO op
pose Scott, which meets with little credit from
letter writers, and may be considered problem-
atical.
The rumored revolution, reported at Camargo.
via Monterey, by Major Montgomery. meets no
confirmation.
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ALBANY. April 30. lsII

ALBANY. April 10, ls4T.
In Flour to-day nothing was done beyond the regular
demand for the East and the local trade Sales Of 1900
bushels of Corn made s7 cents for 60 lbs 5000
bushels do at 951 cents for 80 lbs deliverable in NAV
Sales Of 5000 bushels Of Oats made at Is and
1900 do at so cents part to arrive week 1000 bush
els OF Barley to be delivered in New York in Nav er.
sold at 10 cents 1900 pounds of dried apples brought
cents
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Assembly.

ALBANY, April ~, Isa7
MI DEvrLIS introduced bill relative to the taxatio
OF personal property in New York
me Rouse went into committee on the bill relati vs
TO tenure lands, revisions SC. No question taken
The County Court bill taken up and MIR shum-
way moved to strike out the first section which pnve
these courts original civil Jurisdiction The debate hat
followed was lengthy. but question was takon
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LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF AN.
TIQUITIES

~ Me UagdSm JapanaIS, 300 BrOddicaV.
A H. PAkKER, d. LEVY, Agents from Amsterdam,
~ most respectfully inform their friends and the public In
gen RAJ ha! they have received orders from their principals
Japan acqueed Porcelain great variety and of richest
Kinds OF furniture that be found country Ancient
Dresden PORCELAIN Of the finest qualities Porce lain dlevres in
the time OF Louis XIV, Venetian Bocaelso Wine Glasses
dniq9ty ancient Carved Furniture comprising Carved
Of the times of Catherine de Medic. and Louis XIV aud
black ebony wood Arm Chair feet HIGH formerly
possession OF Hugo de Groo Dutch nobeman
was state al the Fort Breda Ho
never been seen this country be sold Public
April ~ 1871 and now ready for examination, with Catalogues
Sas 70 c2mmence POSITIVELY at II o'clock rain or shine
M b. The public IN general respectfully invited land
particularly the ades) call and this magnificent
collection being the handsome has heen offered at
public sale in this country Please CALL examine and judge
LOT yourselves al94t
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Died.
At Oyster Bay L. L. the Doth inst in the 27th year
Of his age, ABRAHAM " w. FLEET Of Henry Fleet,
ESQ., of Oyster Bay
The friends of the deceased respectfully invited
attend his funeral Friday the 23d inst at o'clock
r. NJ from the residence Of his father without further
notice.
At Brooklyn on the 10th inst, Mrs MARY ANN Story,
wife Of stephen C. Story. in the 23d year OF her age
The friends and acquaintance of the family e.
specfuy invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence, corner of Atlantic and Bond streets this
Thursday afternoon, ut O'Clock.
On Wednesday morning. 2lst inst, of consumption,
JONAH RosLIN, aged 2S years native Of Sweden
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral mt o'clock this hursday) after
noon, from No % North Moore street
On the 2lst inst. LAvINIA G.. ALGER wife of VIM L..
Ketcham aged % years.
Her friends and relations and those of her fther-i
law John g. Kcchan, invited to attend her funeral
this Thursday) afternoon, at o'clock from her late
residence 80 Jones street - Vermont papers please
copy.
On Tuesday, Goth inst, WILLIAM Cary son of George
William and Louisa &. Southwck aged year 10 months
and days.
In the sth year Of his age, MICHAEL w. BARRY Of
James r Barry and Margaret Watson.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this Thursday afternoon, Mt. 4
o'clock from the residence of his father No 1874 Third
street.
On the 18th of June, 1916, lost overheard from the
whaling ship Silas Richards Of Sag iarbor JAMES H. h.
Boyd. formerly of this city, aged 80 years
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Married.

On Monday evening, the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Dr.
Whitehouse, at St Thomas Church, Mr. JAMES A. JOHN
SON. vocalist to Miss EMILY ANN BLAKELocK, of this
city.
On the Doth October, 1916, by the Rev. w. NJ. Still
well, Mr. CHARLES w. PLArT to MissMARy f. LEE all Of
his tv
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PHILADELPHIA April u, Is4T
Orders have been received from Wasbiny,o, 10 r.,;
the steamer Princeton, to receive repairs
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Affairs In Albany.
LEGIsLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Senate.

w ALBANY, April 81, lsl7.
The Canal Bill was taken up and debated until IN.
hour Of adjournment
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w,suiNoroS, April ~, 1871
Some Remarks upon the Terms Of Peace Which SeHoF
Eiiocha carried dorm 10 Merico some time ago
That cntcrprising little paper, the New Orleans Plea
yune gives the following extracts from the Mexican OH
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By EDWARD LEAGUE, Auctioneer,
NJ, n,,r Store M, 9th avenue.
ARBLE MANTELS-On "Wednesday. the 20th inst, at
" O'Clock, NJ at the Of l7th 9th ay enue
consisting OF carved Italian, Egyptian bac and gold
positive. ~
n. D. This Sale was advertised for the 9th April but post
sale. s ~ W. ~ aoo i~a "
HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctoneer
II ANDSOME FURNITURE, at No. / Third street near
the Bowery.-H II. LEEDS x Co. will sell at auction
on Friday April e. at 10 o'clock the above house the
i i oi family declining housekeeping, comprising Brus
sells Carpets mahogany Sofa aud Chairs rocking Chair tea
dining and card Tables all made and OF The best quail
~ one very large Glass best of French Plate one
smaller SIZE Piano and stool oil Paintings mane Clock aud
Lamps dressing Bureau Wardrobe patent wndlass
hair mattresses feather beds (nsay new very good) side
board LOT of plants also the kitchen utensils with which the
SAFE Will commence AL 3tsrc
HANDSOME FURNIFUkEa at No0O Greene ST. on Thurs.
IL day April 22d at 10 oclock-A. T., FUTILE will sell
st auction on the above day hursday) No 90 Greene
ear spring street, the entire furniture contained therein of
1mlly removing consisting in Of Brussels, Ingram aud
venetian Coreting Rosewood and Mahogany Parlor Hall
Dquor and Bedroom Furniture rich China aud Glass Ware
Tea Services SC. $3.50
Also Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will CON-
" "
Catalogues ready early the morning of sale
a2I2t
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pARK THEATRE-Thur.day Evening, ApdI s15. nj,
= be performed, theComedy Of the JEAt cJiIs WirTTi
Mrs Oakley Mrs hIason MIR oakley,Sr W6estiey' Msior
To conclude with the Farce Of the cRITlC-Pun Mr. Bar
lett; Mrs. bangle, Miss Gordon. - " ''
Boxes 81; PIT 80 cents; Gallery rs cents
Doors open at quarter 10 oclockhe performance will
commence at precisely quarter past 7.
RoWERY THEATRE.-A w. JACKSON, Propr,etor-H
~ H. STEVENS, Stage Manager-Thursday Evening, April
ED will be performed the tragedy of lON-Ion Mrs Shaw
Adrastus, Mr. Neaie; Medon Mir Vsche Phoeon Nj
Clarke Clemanthe, Mrs Booth
To conclude with the drama of the SIX DEGREES OF
CRlME-Julio Donnly, Mr. Clarke; Michael Mr. Booth
Louise, Mrs Booth Caroline Miss NJ Bell
Dress Circle, % cents PIT and Gallery, l2S cents
Doors Ga O'Clock. Performance Commences at
pALMOs OPERA HOUSE. Chambers sreet.-Fridsy
evening April 23d last performance OF Donixetts Opera
Of o. LtGREZiA BORGiA-Lueleza Borgis, sigrs; Ba.
M Alfonso Duke Of Ferrara, Sig Benev Gennaro
s s. s. 3D. Benedict Mafo Orni sgaiR Pco Apostolic Gaz
s;o brssuss Sig Benefit. oloss v,eSzzo Sig Pat;
Dl LAMMkRMOOK
W Opera Books may be had at the Boz Office.
iRcEslst Tier Boxes aud Paquete 81 I'd Tier 80 cents
fyates Boxes for persons Sl2 do persons $40
Seats can be secured at the Box Office, from 10 A. NJ
Doors open at hapast Performance commence at
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SPECIAL REPORT1NG.-Dr Houston, Stenographer 10
Jhe Senate of the United States informs those wishing
his services reporter special that he may
be addressed the Offices of Ds Castle aud Edwards
38l Broadway.
Dr. H. private pupils his system Of stenographe
reporting Terms $500 each. a22 lulisr
New York ApriI 20, 1871.
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WM. W. SHIRLEY, Auetoneer
II ETAIL STOCK OF CHINA GLASS, CROCKERY
~ LAMPS &c.1By j. NJ; B. Boger--This Day, Thursday
near Morton street Catalogue sale of the stock OF retailer
declining the business, consisting of general
lots 70 suit retailers gocers and families Sale positive
or SHINE Also, shelving counters, &c. a22 lt-r
WM w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
X ETAlL STOCK OF CROCKEKY. GLASS AND
~ CHlNA-By J. NJ. b. Boger-Friday, April 49, al 10
O'Clock the store, No. - Bowery, Broome street
large and general OF best light blue white granite
edged. painted, dipped, and ware, lots from the
shelves wholesale and retail aud groee Also
China; plain and Glass; Lamps. randoes SC
the stock OF dealer the business Sale rain
orshhe, al months credit over 500. a22 itsr
A uCTiON, NOTiCE-Leather at Aucrion-JAMEs r.
800 rea street on Thursday the goth instant months
credit 1000 Sides Oak and Hemock Sole Leather finished
Upper Leather, with other articles. s22 iw.rc
X. VAN DYKE, Jr., Auctioneer.
SADDLER'S STOCK AT AUCTION.-Van Antwerp &
~ Fine viii sell This Day, April 22 10 O'clock No 4i
water street the entire stock Of person retiring the
ness consisting of ready made Saddles Trunks
Nc. amongst which ladies' saddles with velvet and hog
sk seats gentiemens ditto viz: fall shafts, knee puff
melted leather sait3 Spanish Colum and plain: various
Qualities brides by the dozen and singly surci-
giles, girths, &c. &C.
~ ~ ' ~ 80
Also NJ ,dders press hair Machine trunk makers
punch ana various other articles the line Terms sale
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&S 600 ANY person wishing to invest the above sum
ROsOOO for period of three FIVE years in proita.
Bile manufacturing business established in this CITY, where
oh OF ~ per cent Tor the use OF their money will be guaran-
Of this paper.
New York, April 10, I8i7. a2ost.r
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the nership
= hepe1i9e es;tag between the subscribers, the
consent. The undersigned. John ID. Wood Gov whom The
business will be continued heeae is duly authorised 10
ADJUST and liquldate all claims either against of the
SAID firm JOHN T. BARRETT
Castleton, April Ist 1877. aao 3t.r
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LATEST NONE.
FURTHER FROM THE ARMY AND NAVY.
OPERATIONS OF COM. PERRY.

More Mexican Towns CAPTURED
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DR. WHEELER. Oenlist, % Greenwich street deyoes
his exclusive attention to diseases of the Eye and OPP
halma Surgery Artificial Eyes for sale, and inserted on
reasonable terms. Office hours from AM to o'clock PM,
after which he visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases of the eye, with
numerous instances Of effected by Dr. Wheeler
mode Of treatment can be had grautony his
the will be forwarded any making application to
him by letter, postpaid. IN
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noMESTlC DRIED FRUITS, OF EVERY DESCRIP.
lion VIZ Dried s.pberesi dried 1lackbenies, dried
ptted cherries dried cherries, dried apples dried Western
peaches, dried Southern peaches
Also, gene assortment of first quality groceries, Shaker
English st peas, bird seeds &C. wholesale and
retail at No. 40 Pearl street. between Madison and Oak s
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WIGS! WIGS,
STRANGERS and CITIZENS wishing first quality Wig
~ or Toupee invited inspect the extensive assert.
merit of VIM. BATCHELOR, where they can select from
s largest Stock IN the United States There always best
place to article and the
TO buy Wig Toupee Bachelors mandatory No
Copy the address hI3 lmsr
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WANTED,
FEW active young Men 20 South or West 10 act as
Agents for the sale otnew and popular Publicaton-$3O0
and above their will be insured
ting with opportunity Of clearing 1000 per year Some men
now m employ will doubt make $1,000 per year
clear of all expenses Each will have his district. It will
be necessary for them 10 have least S23 $50 Obtain
good fitting Apply FRENCHS Publishing Hall 793
Broadway, stairs Office Of the Flag of Union Nj
letters must be postpaid. a21m<r
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The Petersburg Company besides paying div dends
above paying off about $4,000 Of its debt annually
The debt will all be paid off this year.
Tho profits of the Grecnsvllc and Roanoke railroad
applied to paying off the debt Up to July, ls
S53 65 Of the debt had been paid or reducing the debt
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MONEY LENT
M ONEY LENT-The highest prices advanced in large
~. ~ ana small sums on gold and silver Watches diamond
JOHN M. DAVIES, Licensed pawnbroker,
232 William street, Duane.
Persons received in private Office by ringing the bell
Inkr
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CLOI HIM..
THE CHEAPEST gents and boys fashionable Tailoring
vANDERBILTS, sc Maiden Lane. between William and
Nassau streets where may be found five thousand ready
made garments which will be sold wholesale retail the
very lowest possible prices Also than five hundred
pieces 81 fashionable goods which will be made order in
style Of elegance that cannot be surpassed You will do well
70 call as you from three dollars on suit
Do not forget the number, 90 Maiden Lane.
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IA TO LET-The following houses and stores a, re-
E.;I duced rents =
The first floor and basement Of the four story
No.3 william street. Also the adjoining store No Both
have been built for aud occupied by dry goods dealers but
VIII pc Jet for other business not hazardous against fire.
The lois are let 10 French aud German Importers
Also the brick three story store and dwelling the
corner OF it aud 3 street, at the railroad depot
good stand Tor grocer, BE.
Also the three story dwelling house adjoining, finished i
manner with Fench windows the floor in the second
story aud ruling ~ front; suitable for small
family iten, $3.50. Apply to the subscriber, 5la Hoadway
Az tire JOHN TURNER
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A YOUNG MAN, who has been four years a case and
"A press DESTROYS of employment Salary is much
his object situation Apply Mr. Douglass,
10 Willettstreet ago STR
DARTNER WANTED in safe and profitable business, at
Keyport, Monmouth county, N. j. Must be single
Of character with cash capital of 500
reference required carpenter watchmake or tailor
letters taken from the Office prepaid. The bust
nets so per cent. per annum.
keyport, April 49, i847. ago 3tsrc
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Total for the quarter. s92i37a SO 3i8O932 %
When consider that nearly, or quite, the whole of
this is in the agricultural products Of that section of the
country speaks well for the industry and activity of
the people Of that district They begin to experience
Of the benefits Of proper works Of internal I'M
provement. Savannah IL advantageousy located for
commerce. and the back country is capable of giving it
large export trade much larger than it has yet real
lied.
The annexed statement exhibits the gross and net in
of the. Petersburg and Grecnsvile and Roanoke
railroads for the past two years -:
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NUIIIII
NIIE Subscriber would call the Of the public To his
superior Quill Pens, made entirely with the pen knife
BY long practice he has succeeded reaching the greatest
possible perfection in suiting kind Of writing the
same time they by far any metallic pen elasticity
and ease They carefully boxes Of Is EACH
that they can be shipped any Of the country, without
risk Of damaging the points. For sale by
ml9Im.rh +. TRENKAMP, No. 90 William st.
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STATEN ISLAND.
81 FOR SALE NJ Clifton, several sites for gcnilcmens
,M residences OF varied advantages, with and without
- ter yiew-vith and without rrecs-somo commanding
NE "a bathing front westerly aud the Light House al
the Narrows.
Also superior Cottage Residence, delightfully."- situated
aud highly improved Apply To
LEWIS LYMAN Clifton, or TO
APO 3tisHrrc GED. H. ROLLINS "a wall street
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THORNS AND TEA TRAYS.
NHE subscriber has Just opened Of the highly
Il shed Stocks of Girandoles, Solar Lamps Chandeliers
B5sckets Hall anthoms Tea Trays Clocks aud elegant Cut
Glass Vases, FOR mante Ornaments offered this city
And city dealers will find their advantage
call and examine the above stock which be sold whole
sale and retail at reduced prices.
JOHN w, MORGAN,
m3l lmsrc 15t Fulton ST. door from Broadway.
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List Ct Post Offices which the Waterman be sent
free through the Mail:
Washington County Barre, South barre, Berlin, Calais,
East CALAIS Mnrshfed, Mddesex, East Mon,pelior North
Montpelier, Morotowu, Norhnd, Painfed, Roxlury, East
Roxbury, Wbshed, Warren, Waterbury, Woodbury., WoT-
cester.
LamoHis County fillmore, Morsvillc, Stowe, Wocott.
Orleans County. Greensboro.
HiHdsor County. Bethel, East.
Orange County. Braintree, Brookfeld East Brookfed,
Chelsea, Eust Cornh, Orange, Randolph, East Randolph
IVES! Randolph, Tun1ndgo, Topshom, West Topsham,
Washington, Wilamstown.
Caledonia County Cabot, Danville, Groon, Hardwick,
South Iatdwick, Walden.
ChitteHden County. Bolton, Richmond,
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VOL. XII, NO. 16.---wHOLE NO. 2lo7.

often in masses like the spawn of "a fish, and
again by buds growing from the sides of the
body, it is clear, in a very few days, all at
tempt at the expression oftheir number must
fail.
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Advertisements feel compelled to enter into the following
grcemont:
st For all notices uhateusr usually published gatuously
will charge half the usual price Of advertisements.
I'd For obituary notices. exceeding the simple announce.
ment of the death, will charge the price.
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Publishers Of The Hdfchman and Journal
JOSEPH POLAND,
Publisher of hs Freeman.
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Publishers Of the Patriot.
Montpelier Dec. 1896
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-09-10

Down In the quiet sun-lis valley,
Stands my lowroofel cattage home
Rushing thoughts around i rally,
Thither waited while roam
There in summer, as Of oldcn,
Waves tho grecn-topped maple tree;
There in autumn scre and golden,
shadows fiji across the lee.
sui tho streamlet cleaves the meadow,
Bordered by the mantllng vine,
Where, beneath the tall oak 5 shadow,
Then | threw the hempcn line.
Thoughtless collhood happy childhood
would journey back to thee;
Roam again the tangled wildwood,
Sport beneath the maple tree.
There no busy sorrows fashion
phantorls in tho path of YOUTH
Nor pale care nor purple Passion
faint the bloom of Love and Truth.