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Bark Gen usson Of and for Alexandria, 10 days finn Bar.
BADGES. NO date lat - 90 Ion 7s e-A
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Bark Gen Harrison OF and for Alexandra. 10 days I'm Bar
Foreign Ports.
BBs.rasr Aug s-Arr Albion Brosks NYok and
susan zsen fa s.nsof d.s SD GATH big Com@saaid
BHssr. Aug aa-Ar Arvede, Giraadsa NYork; 9th, Cou
&C, GcosI. ASslT-An Ford" NyOrk; Fanny ouien do
I LYoE Aug is~An Action. Dasgett. NYo,k SD Adam
LURAcoA Aug a5-Brgs Ellsworth Johnson for Boston,
isa w'%SsT WEI Ei sa ar
sr.ss Jill
nasn Aug ATI J.f,s Sy Ne.u. Ann Hood
man ,sspss Douglas; Victor CLARK and R"'hsr yssL:oa
G.ro Chids G aIst Republic BisSs
sssss Inscs
ooh Calypso s,vsy Manchester, Tyler Orleans
Bs'9S sh Amsy 5eHs
Pesr ps.scs ssr brig sg,ssda from s'pEGr ,ct
ser ' for d. aS ds oSissa Wm9ssn nc d!.g Sid Aug
s4 Eggs N III odss a: sis I'm
S. a.e OAK TIo La1 , 1ss osS Say 70 M.
sha.s for BE- or = spaIsa for Portsmouth, q 'chr Mary
s.aus s sa,rps Sept s-Bsrt trs.Sses Davis. from
sSf % sYl s sh fer f s
g ssr Ne III Ca.co York; Auila' Ksndall' Trojsu Nit
sVFa.Ings 2o-ArE sch, Ann Elizabeth Psl,i%ors'
2'. bt itSr Bowman, Philadepha Cid 2ath bark Cora
W,ear hus is ~U "scherna" NYsrk for stettin; How.
ALExAspsI, Sept BAR B,em ship R.beccs. Beenher
eh ss ssn John Marshall Murphy
BALIIsorE ssP, l71An bark Paqshta Pierce fm MAY
% Marian saw If Masi ssy
hip. ~ one BARI sa New pea ship bar. az full sssd
SS;
De- ssf K Fiona Dc
H so.s .e Comet mewlir %ss, ndes 81,
0ss. s,ad. By sste 1
all S IN peiIaa; GfS,oa Chase st
rs tsfsS a.a s'si
Ss.an sisTds; SAT-; Hanson PSIad; :shIs YIN
% I'm S
brig, a9chorn Light House Channel ship United States
VII SEPT loaA ;.m.hp sOpsA;r9., Berry
, xGt M "a g W0uShSy Philadelphia Sid
GA,ys.r%Ss Aug ss-ousde brig supposed 9 Lamar,
q noETowr DC Sept leArr schr Washington. NYork
Ga|v1,oa PA ,hip Royal Victoria. SB Hunter Hull 4;
1r do Adam y CoS, as'ana schs .bon Wood
load with store. for Janero scbr smith
schr Magnolia Hail. New York; sch Staten Islnder Wood
s.hr Victory Osborn for New York. Hampton Roads-ship
Richard Anderson, Bennett, Amsterdam, -
PnovpErcE. Sept i5-Ar schs Union Bangs, and Ell
Baker. Bltimore Oregon. Hudson; Horton Cors9n Jas
Hand Weaver rnd w swain Smith, Phadelphia. Below.
bark Roderck Dhu Coweil Accra, West Coast Of Afrca
Neptune BS.oId ssyanuah :1op PIoSf Glass NYoIk and
Packard, and q Washbum, Day. Philadelphia schr.
Ouom,n Pendleton, and Toga Snow dol Andes. Snow
posed for do.
SAVANNAH Sept BAR bark Isaac Mead. Browu NKork;
briggs Excel Macy and Phura Porter do; schr Sanee Dick
en'on, Philadelphia.
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Legislative Proceedings.
ALBANY, Sept. II, ls47.


SENATE.
No quorum having been present in the morning. tubs
body took a r~c-s until twelve O'Clock, when
MIR sAsproHp Introduced hin relative 70 the Assist
ant Justices Courts bi New York Adjourned.
Assembly.
Mr. RUTHERFORD offered a resolution requesting in
formation as to progress made by the COMMITTEES on
prae ice and pleadings Laid over until Tomorrow
MIR RurHEHroRD likewise offered resolution instruct
ing the judiciary committee to report bill for the cleo
ton certain Judicial officers in the city of New York
This resolution was amended to require the
mittee to enquire into the proprety Of such bill The
bill was then adopted, amended.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
on the rusetiDg clsuse Of the BILL enable resident
aliens TO hold and convey real estste which clause
eventually struck out.
On agreeing to the report Of the committee of the
whole, the Hous. referred the bill to the judiciary com
mttee with the view possible OF obviating the evils
In the existing laws
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PBILADELPHIA, sept II.
Arrived-Brg. Ids, Setson, Port Prnee Tauger Craig,
Newburypor Evelina, Davis Poftland Richard lngeso,
Pinmmer, Boston; Mary Baleh. Tucker DO; sehr. W
Columbia Berry do; Richmond HurfoId do Kaiobow Ray
ner Albany; Nose, brown Nickeson Providence; foyn
ter. Nea Nan ucket; Jane Henderson, kebbns Nory,ch
Boston Nash do; Belle Tufhii New Bedfod Tiger DIM
mick. do; Mary Miller, Bateman Fall Rive Charoue
Wicks, Providence John Rogers Honck, do FOL- ~
ugs1orth do Samuel Lewis Burrou chs NHaven, SeoIsI
na Dmkill NYork; Hume Mills do and barge Mars Esu'w'
Beow-ship Eupbrssia Bunting Liverpool; bsrks Plato.
Keen, Calais
Cleared-Bsrk Apyhia Maria, Billings, Portsmouth, II;
bgs Lewis (aew) North, Perpambuco Rio, sprou Boston;
schrs r. Lesch, do Oon eaderson, ChaIlesoni Lake
Like, Poughkeepsie; X Payner, Neul Norwich; Jane
Henderson, Robbins Albany; Belle Tuthil. Dghton Mss;
Crescent Rogers Salem, Mas; Boston Nash Aenspoint;
Samuel Lewis Burroughs. Maven; Mary Miller, Butrrm'n,
Honch, do; Tiger, Domminick, NBediord; Mount Hope
NYork; Chariot e. Wicks do; Georgana uask do; Hume
Mills do; birges Popose Drake, do; Shark do;
and O King, Csstcott, do
Miscellaneous Record.
LETTER BAGS Of PACKET ships New Yok, for Havre ard
Wsteh for Liverpool will close this day the Exchange
Reading Room, aud Keuyon 70 Wall street, at halfpa
II o'clock
Sem RYsoN Poyner, from Port Wslthsll for NYork
put into Norfolk, thu 18th inst 10 distress Was
the 18Th off Hog Is and by unknown schooner aud had
her cutwater and bboom red bowsprt sprung
Spoken
sesmsh,p Cambria, hom Boston tsep y for LIVERPOOL 7,h
Ship silss Holmes, Berry, NYork for Noesus sept1 lat
No, len y,
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER ]
Cleared.


raf,-SIa.rn Barney: sGoi, Mcaisvsdss W W De FoTe.,
o.r EAR Nar Maore f''0u NS L'" Solomon
. se Nss s1 1G %% w. ss. Pv.
sssl salt. A .% T b. ehs@ap; A ssa Bentley
ssSrs-asffies Alice Go cara, s John Ne Bran.
more, Gaiger; Iowa. Dayton, Norfolk.
Packet ship Victoria Prstr Loauon and Portsmouth Aug 20
Packet ship Baltimore Johnston Havre Aug IT, to Boyd
Packet ship Cambridge, Peabody, Liverpool, Aug
last lat 46 80 Ion 49, ship Statesman from Hamburg for New
ship .ea, Freen.9, Liverpool % days t. Taylor Merrill
spoke 5th init L 43 70 lon ~ a. pr ship Wallace I'm Bristol
Of & po Sh Ths Sea- h n
weather all the took pilot off Cape May early
sai. fsasd, Lovsl,ppd Charleston d.y. to @ BSl.ley
Meyer staekea@7s passengers 'a''' ''''"
foi,usus.. Gra 9nysTs Rerendy Rio JaneirO. with alsa
SAY ApP RE-. .!f, and The Bar
Brig Faconer tof Beasp Roerson. Maanza, u days.
Brig Marian Gage Red Belize, Hon. Aug g. 18th inst.
Bns Republic % Smith Har.na 10 days to Harbut
CO. On q, 10Th and h iq. off CAPE May ,aPs.,f"esd
BIZ tSse to fG.5;od Mss9s Msysna Aug e. 70 Mes
hn. Phad,phs spoke d lust lat 81 Ion IS, brig Tom
PPM Bs e W G is fSsdsss smrd,.u
sSs: 600 hSS:
SpoHord Tileson Co. Has been North OF Care Htteras
day., with winds. On the 10th and expert.
euced heavy gale NNW NE, 18th, off
Chinco'easue aheavy gale from wto NE; On the 5h,
a wreck showing both Of which had
been carried Of them about aud the other
feet above the surface Of the the wreck bore from Cape
Heuop.n SsE Il +, % miles.
Brig Richmond tof Dresden) Alexander Ssgua la Grande
f6 d,ys, witL 1872 hhds sugar Goodhue 4 Co.
Brig Mas,rds, Preble, Cherry field days Snow.
Schr Manson. Coleman Cuacoa Aug Is to Booncn Graves
& Co.
schr Bengal. Couch, Richmond, sdays.
Schr Ollstrom, Cook, Richmond, Q days.
Ship Rappahannock Drummoud, Liverpool, to Taylor &
Merrill
Also 4 briggs unknown.
Banks John Gardiner Belize HON. Braziiieto Port Walt
hail; brig Gen Wilson, Apalachicoia, and others.
~ Ship Ohio. for Vera Crnz lays anchor the SW
gDit
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WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, le47

Ths President had bis cabinet about him to- day
socially. and there lively time at the dinner table
are informed. Peace Is considered as settled
question
The Euterpeans, corps Of Washington musicians OF
the sentimental and Ethiopian, vocal aud instrumental
school combined are drawing crowded houses Mt Odd
Fellows Hall since their return from Philadelphia and
Baltimore They are the best have heard
We understand that Mr. Buchanan has expressed to
the British Minister ad fnenm his high OF thu
good oces In behalf of Of the British Minister in
Mexico. X.
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WAsHISoroN. Sept is, lsa7
The Court of NapLes-Co. Medil

The Court IT NaPIes-Cos MedH
We are authorized to say that the mission to Naples
not offered to Col Med the chief of the Indian bu-
reau and that he does desire it. He has set abou
various reforms in reference the education
subsstsnce and protection II the Indian tribes un
the care OF the government which he is disposed
ry out He ouly desires to give his plans fair trial
and from the beneficial results already ho expects to d.
much good for the Indians before the Of this al
ministration shall expire He desires and will rec-v,
the countenance of good man in the work W
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PbIIadr,phIa CmttIc Market.

SEPT 16-Onsred this week 1000 beef cattle, including
$50 taken New York $50 and calves $50 hogs,
aud 1890 sheep and lambs
Prc-sBeeves nearly all sold within the range or 50 90
q q tho leo lbs 40 head uusold
Cowes and Calves brought So a IA for dry; $l2 20
for springers. and $40 80 for fresh cows.
Hogs demand and all sold at 81 al rs the 100 lbs
Sheep and Lambs were mostly taken at 81 rs q for
sheep and 81 q 8 Tor lambs as In quality.
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TO = II =
LATEST MOMENT.
Il E l. II a. " a r II 4 G .
News from the south.

PETERSBURG, Sept. IT, l847
The mail has again failed TO bring through any New
Orleans papers and have nothing by the private
express
A letter from Vera Cruz states that Col Miles CON-
mands the troops there
Major Laly. at Jaapa has been slightly wounded and
has had some difficulty with Capt. Walker.
The latter sent to reinforce Laly but on reaching
Jaspa appears he acted rather Independently bis
superior officer ordered him in arrest
Walker refused to obey, aud withdrew his command
and after leaving Jalapa he overhauled Mexican par
ty, dispersed them aud tured a mail taken from
Lalys train
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DrrRorr, Sept ID The past week has been Of
unusual quiet In the Market and but little disposition
manifested by buyers to their stock During the
fore part OF the week prices ranged little higher than
tbsy closed ut Saturday The depression OF the mar
kst east has had corresponding effect here and Sa
turday hour dusr than the day previous 81 40
being the average price paid, although hear OF one
sale At 81 so $50 obs straight brought 81 40
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FRIpAY, SEPT II.

II. .sS % sst: Re. AND % Ba :y:. r south
fs"i ss: Il: y
ss.:ea aS Psts Geo ga; kim SSs;
SsS s4fs d. @t ' S.ra.
steth doi Mr. and Mr.. Ls.o.s Sa,shez Potts Phil.
Lincoln Lincoln, Massachusetts.
Ss" l' Sses
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sssh s. a. .f n
.s. sss SsS a"%Sis.s
Ds sss. A: %'t
Ssss @ Sss .S
sss eisse; Boston: S,:S Re-:
Es%s sS s9;soP
CITY HOTEL.
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al9 nS kssiu Mo1ssa N,.SSiis BWood;aa va
if"sw army n w0Sa is SHs csrpsae
SEQ sd M nss.is ktsSs1
noble ys;T 7ssf.d, Gark.'.l,s sseswh,1e do; 4
w Ia"s; His and aaS N sso1v @ ot i
CARLTON HOUSE.
s H Sa s1i !ify rS 70?
an Gs an ' az s s:'S Be-
Pernsylv ana; Ar. McNamara, d., Hill do; Mr. Morrison
s kehoad @
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r.: sa s.:S
, Is1yisna S'''' ''''''s "H''' "''''"'
CLINTON HOTEL.
VII $s%j $:ss.S
H., $:sS, S.ss :.: ssss
and lady ship anbrdge; Ms Reynolds, chic and serv1oI
@soa. 'c:5t ss%ia New 6issa.
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
w Davis Stockbrdge; A Barnell and lady, Bristol;
ls5 .is!.:
G sssSs s ss lis Mt: ss
Sf Es sSs sScn
CLARK fi ACany
Miss Humphreys philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs LAWYER, Con:
ss. iss q? aeeis IN
ss rvs a Non: albany
Boston; Mos: Ohio o.. %isSa%a: Towa.ssd New
d xS .ad NJ. ASsm HYs and MS vY
HOWARD HOTEL.
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sSS sss.
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North IsYlna; Hines. PStppd; For ffRsa.
5a's s:ane
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stone, Philadelphia.
.ass:: H.. b,S S:E;
sss stT % Shs " 0Sss
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
sVyx .l: Heath, Pods!.;s Hsa
as..y,! S s5 81 All Ma.%sss seres
asssa p S:s rsun %sAIi SSE
Sss
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4 s ;sss
lsr. Ga: Wheaton: Georgia; AsS%sa JsffsisGa Co:
mDsGn bo.oa PssH psss Mr. GefiS
Notion. Ohio; Boyntoo. evils Co W W Roberts, Dean
RssS Ios: ffef MY ss,s"a; Powell.
Ca 81 saa Sass
FSe 9sneW os fs Sss H;% s
Rsai:s%a NT 3Ges Rc:ea s and lady, Ohio sad
E; risS G.Pj niSasss;L S''Sa
Dcoli,s, lqus;y Jcne; oSeisa: Johp,on, YGrL' IN
Ssy .1s iSea q ssssw
aS y Ts%s & s1y md
PEARL STREET House
%sH II HsS.:
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S;sF Hsai:,.. I'M
5.sss1
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| TAMMANy HALL
T Carmichael Sing sng MIR Allen, Mas,achusets; w
sies; Howell sa eo; kef"o"i a..scha.e,t:
Nh Ss;'E Warren HEs ss% Co.:
ssSa1 ,Ts
Ssx Js..s; Conner, WV H,ysn;S baden si:,sa;j
9iffs sS%":Y sfsi;
saI Bs, S..hs9a A1s
Frost Ithaca; g Manning, Leonard Berkshire, Mas
| Brewer Now Orleans
| WESTERN HOTEL.
| w Young and lady Mis- II Dewey, Vermont: G Belts
Connecticut; Hull Tall h,ssee; Kipling, Paris;
Arnold Ohio: DurIee New Haven; Braoard, Connects
Biona Lorenzo Wind sigh mondo, ltaly Richard,
bany; Dir smith, Css,lston Ny; II Avery II J Newton
Ihatsgue City; Buck Plainville w Clark Oxford; A
sW Wooley; II Dunbar and lady, Csmden w NJ Gambler
asnssS Gos Gs Wid
= Campbell Ohio; x II Cole Reading Pa, d Cole Lose
ley Rhode Island; Hawes Cincinnati Chapman, Sc
Fails; ACargI! D-tro Capt ,,oodwin Connecticut;
L Canales, aidwslis NJ Hawkins and lady, w Pay
and lady, Rhod. island Ludagou Milford; Buck
ingham, Abby, Ohio.
rxss HORTICULTURE The largest and most elegant
IN flow erng plan, in this country for sale, viz
| 49, RUSSELLS RHODODENDRON GRANDl-
| TLORUM
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sales OF stocIs at PhiladelpnIa
Sales or stocks nj Bossov

ExcnAroz BoAnD, sept is-ie Conn River .slroad %
biod .s 50 DO ts IS DO, Dad lsi 5o baod ssa as DO
blw 49, o East Boscg Company bod 2k Is do, al las
Ar AuorIor-sli shares Old Colony Railroad =, u per
cent adv, - DO Northern do a4A 3k per cent adv; u do
adv X t.
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Do,nestio Ir,x.yrtntions.

CHARL EsroN-Ship Fafe J-27 bags IA bales q Bulkey-
II do '!loy otim59 3hf doc Buckmeye-2so piece,
no ,rds Arm did trunk Mira NJ M0rsr-6 pkgs l. w
Wood-6 Lille Psarson-2 Herckenrath X Van Damme-
VI Hosd-J0 to order
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BALTIMORE. September IL, ls47


Var News-Peaes N,tos erpeeted-The French Steam
o's vs-Launch-Bahimore Mechanics &C..
Our papers filed to overflow with news which
to be the only subject that occupies attention at
present However, we are all looking apxiously for
peace which 1t IL to be hoped will be the character
Of the next received
The French steamers received here last night,
OF the most incomplete aud unsatisfactory character
The Herald no brings full details this morning.
and all Of merchants who have been wise gh
regular copy Of your Journal well posted
to the character of the news
The brig Ospray, built by John Brown & Co. for
Messrr. Conway Armstrong will be launched from
thsir yard on Saturday afternoon She is of about $50
tons burthen.
Our machnsts are. in high spirits at their success In
outgeneraning the New York and Philadelphia chan
les in securing the contract for building the machinery
for ths government steamer building at PHILADELPHIA
and also for the Hsvanns steamers to from Chaes-
ton. Within the past year our machine shops have
been enlarged to double their former dimensions aud it
10 their intention to enter Into full competition for all
contract work. The Messrs. Denmead putting up
establishment that will n whole Of ground
to be driven by water from the water works and steam
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
EsTABLi9hME
Horth-vvsst CORNER OF Fulton and Hassas SIS.
lanes GORDON Bennett, PROPRIETOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per eopr-fJ
ISL sgpY%%EHyaS,f II .dEsnrs s,,u,a,y-re, az s...
s eogyS3 ~ cent? PSI SnHau%-payas 81. IN aSvsne:
Pre- ~ cents psr couv~S5 Der snnum Mcudna postage
- as exclusive possae payable N adyns. subserp
sani, 10 rue vvienps PAR. L. hmonds, 10 Cornl and
John Miller, the bookseller, LONDON.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Publishsd the
of January Of each yeaIsssle sxpencs each
ADVERTISEMENTS, at the usual prices-aways cash n
sdyance Adyeisepens should he written in plain, egble
The Proprietor viii not be responsible Cor sno That
may occuIip them. 81.
PAINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters communications By mall sddrssssd 70 the
proprietor Of the estabhmen paid or The post
ase will be deducted from the subscpon moner rsmsusS
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL, is47

PHILADELPHIA, Sept H. 1947.
Ihsar reported that Colt who years ago SEX
fenced to be executed in your city for murder but who Is
generally belevee to have escaped by fegned uide on
the morning fixed for the execution boon In the
vicinity OF this city within the last month or two He
has relatives living in Blockley townships west of the
schuyLkil river, and IL whilst q visit to them
that he was seen and recognized by of the neigh
bors
break OF the wires between Baltimore and Washing
ton, which was not mended until after O'Clock has
prevented the receipt Of Southern dispatches for the
press and consequently IL not yet known whether the
Southern mail due at Petersburg this morning, contains
any further intelligence from the seat of The pre-
sunpon that 1t possesses nothing Of interest the
Hrai@s overland express would have brought It on last
night
special meeting Of the City Councils held last
night when the Girard College ordinance was under
oons,deration Tho salary OF the steward reduced
to $500 annum; tbs mstrons TO 800; the principal
female teacher TO $500, and the first assistant female
teacher TO $780, and those OF the second assistants
5000 The effort to reduce the Presidents salary was
Intellectual. The ordinance finally passed.
sales OF Stocks at Phil adelphia.
FIRsT BoAnp-lo shss Mechanics Bank, 2sX; q, do a.
800 Lehifh Goal Scrip, NJ $4,000 u Loan Is, ST. iot
5000 Rssdss H. Bonds 7sx $1,000 Loan s s1 INK
ArTEs sALEe-3o .h" Mecbsnics Bank 90; "a Merchant,
and heehsn cs Bsnk ~ sburg 10; 5000 Loan d. 81
I94k GUARD Bank l2& oa Lehigh Coal Scrip s7k; 5000
Retaiag RI Bords 15K; Wesera Bank, So ~ WV
sEcerp BoAnD-loo eate IS, ~, s8Si IS vicksburg RR
10; 400 ,sury Nots s., 1914
SyreR sALgs--30 5osquehan-rh Canal IS; 100 Gir.rd
gsna 2k 700 Resdirg Boads. 75M 1900 State So 1914; .5
b Treasury Notes 'e2z
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CO. LOsT-On Tuesday aftsnoon, black and whiie
&0 King Charles Spaniel (tch answers the name OF
NN "Esnnvu Whoever will return said d. to No. IA
or ito Liberty street. shall be literally rewarded
sig D.
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W Young and lady. MIs II Dewey, efmont;
Arnold Ohio: Dunee New Haven; ;. Braoard Connect
Bondi Lorenzo Wind sigh mondo, Italy; Richards.
Mass, chue,ts; q q Msnnug ioga county; w Hull, Al
bany; DR. smith, C.steton Ny: Z II Avery, Newton,
Ware Providence; G Mo.eley, Come ctcut z Cnch,
sW Wooey Il Dunbar and lady, Csmden w n NJ Gambler,
Haywood Rochester; W N willard Syracuse II L Day.
r. Campbell Ohio; II Cole Reading Pa ID Cole Low ell;
II Lsue 9 X Ford Vermont; Decker, davana St n
ley, Rhode Islsnd HAYES CmcInnati C. Chapman, Sc
neca FaIls Carg Detroit Capt Goodwin Gomez tcut
Hart aud lady s. Loes Jewe!t Lyipss,ons &C. ustyi
ton and lady Rhod. island; N LudAgou Milford; Buck
ngham, II Abby. Ohio.
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for the obligations thus issued II company cannot
pay isiabliiies at maturity 1t might at least in justice
Its Creditors issue legal evidences fits indebtedness
II is discredabls operation In any company to no.
only postpone is payments for tbs bu; to issue such
obligations even when the debts are acknowledged,
compes the holders to submit to enornt sacrifices
before they eau realize anything upon them
The financial prospects of this company orc in cen
slant progress of embarrassment its indebtedness Is
heavily and rapidly accumulstDg and as there Il
present every indication Of competition between the
Norwich and the stonngton routes for the Sound travel
such never before was known, is not possible for
he Norwich Company to exricate itself from tho diff
cultes which suroundit. The splendid steamers of hs
s.onngton lins-the Vanderbilt and the Orsgon-must
command the travel unless the Norwich company re.
place the boats have with two superioto those Of
the sonipgton route vhch is entirely out Of the ques
ton.
The stockholders and tho bondhoders not secured by
the mortgages the State Of Massachusetts, and the city
of Norwich may find themselves in the stus-
ton with those of the Morris Canal Company, the Troy
and Rensselaer,, the Ithaca and OsweRo, and the Ca,
skill and Cansjoharie Railroads, holding their scrip
without any interest in tho company, the whole having
been sold out for the benefit the original mortgages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-15


PARK THEArRE-The Visnnoise dancers have been
re.sngased for one week more. and will appear this
evening in the Pot Pourri"" Pas Roc )" and Pas
Oriental" The comedy of Ask no questions for the
hrs time. and the comedy Chios is come again" will
form with the Viennoise entertainments the evenings
amusement
BowERr THEATRE.-We recommend all who desire
to obtain rational amusement at cheap cost 10 step
into the Bswery theatre this evening Tie celebrated
drama Of the Mysteries of Paris" will be reproduced
with cast that ensures being performed in the best
possible manner This drama-ihe drama of Ethan AL
len or the Green Mountain Boys of l775" and for the
first time in this theatre the ballet of La syphide" iu
which Mile Dinner will set the Sy)ph form the pre-
gramms OF the evenings entertainments. As add.
tiona amusement our readers will remember that the
evenings receipts will be for Mile. Dim.ers benefit.
NEw YoRx OPERA Housx.-Ths manager has
gagged the beautiful dsnssuse signora Msntin, for
short time, and that lady will make her hrst appearance
at this theatre this evening in TIVE grand Dances La
Mazourlta and the Pas seul serieux" This lady re-.
Gently fulfilled engagement the Park theatre with
great credit. The drama Of the Corssirs Bride" by
Mr. 0rattan the musical interlude of the Loan of
Lover the farce Of Deeds of Dreadful Note and the
extravaganza OF the Savage and the Mdiden.n This
bill ought to NIL the house, and will be disappointed
If 1t do not
BowEN CrRcUs-Arare COLLECTION OF novelties will be
produced at this place Of this evening Mons
Cashier, the great French drummer will make his first
appearance This great performer plays upon twelve
drums at once and illustrates all the incidents of bat
te the advance retreat charge &c. truthfully to
excite the admiration Of all who hear him. The Dulci
mer Band Of Mnsres make their FIRST appearance like
wise this evening This is excellent band and sing
the most admired Of the Ethiopian songs capiay Other
novelties will be produced in addition to these.
Booth tho celebrated trsgedisn is performing at
the Baltimore Museum
Chippendals is still play ing with much success at the
Odeon, Albany.