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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-12

IL HEAVEs Observation-Disclosures TAT
I<tersalls Heave Powders, admit ed to be
ins'lible remedy for heaves, broken wind coughs.
cough n few days. and viii eradicate heaves persnsny,
which they have done in more than 800 in this
race TO purify the blood and remove disease
They have been used by Messrs. Kpp Brown. Hatfield
ST. A. COUGH CO., l49 Fulton street, sole projectors
Broadway. OBI Iitsr
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Sales or Stocks at B.itimore.

GALVESTON, Oct, is, ls<7.-Cotton-Thers was never
more gathered Corn ia selling 1t 81 rs per bushsl.
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AgsAGE CAslNts-ltg kegs, the very beat qushty,
W. " Nsra
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NTkHESTlNG 10 GENTLEMEN-lt is well known
that at this season OF the all to know that
Murray street. of the only place in this
CITY where get Frock Dress Overcoas
Clocks, either Cleaned, Dyed Altered aud repaired with
collars cuffs, buttons linn anything required
anything ever done A call or line attended to.
B. Small charges aud disappointment establish
Cali before cold weather sets in-prenare in time
n8 lttNrc A. CORTISSOS, "a Muuy ST.
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nR C; BRAILLY; NJ. p OF the faculty of PARIS. pupil
~ OF he celebrated Professor ri frame has removed 10 "a
Houon strtrt corner Of Crosby, bloch Broadway
The DR. cen be consulted every day from TO n oco~h
nj Htsr
OO JOHN STREE r--samu-I BrooIs would inform HI,
- - friends and the public. that he receiving con-
iignm-na general soment Of Iodia rubber goods mann.
fue Cd der fiooJS ears patent consisting of ospcs
oyerhos scbi.s be ting No &C. whoi,srle sgd retail
nj l9ssy q John street.
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TAnH III OF PEIH fH pURING THE SUSPENSION


of Buffalo nut will fJward them Messrs Ii kingston
Fargo Buffalo, whose line extends by ssge) Milwau.
kie. Cleveland, Detroit aud Chioago
The Express proprieors hold themsev responsible only
rs forwarding merchants
Bank notes specie jewcy, valuable lirh, and bulky
,ds taken By contract only Glass and
taken only At he sole risk Of the owner
Goods desn, for places of the line of railroad west
of Bu,lo w be delivered other express lines other
modes of between those places une otherwise
ordered and all resp Instability deli ery
Of the property US above
LIVINGSTON & WELLS
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AAK yT SsS coy pss:. u ss51 So
H&SJH TO the secor d best hoTse. Mi~ heats,
SSSS.&SSbes best 3 In 5. in hlnes'. free for all
on Saturday Evening by O'clock at Green Bcvins-three
or more to make a r ee, And two TO start n2
H. HORSE wANTED-warred a ii st rate saddl.
(AxA ~HoIse not over 1914 hands gh. or yeas old.
AID draw IN harness. Apply at fOWELLs Stable Hous-
ton street near Broadway. ni2 2.rc
ST. EXTENSIVE LIVEnY SALE to be sold az
%N~ public auction, on Monday, 18th inst at 10 o'clock;
Of AZ private sae the entire stock OF the Lafayette stables,
ios boHeIy comprising large number Of vsu Bile matched
saddles, bull 10 robes, sc. &c. - .
the same time and place. will be sold the good will Of
lncuding Dsbrow's celebrated Riding School fitted in
the most splendid manner and doing large and pro6ube
business The stables, of brick stories high 100 feet
front extending from Bowery Lafay Place They
tam about 80 stalls, which constantly be filled with
The pose..e the Of
the best location in the city, with large and respectable
troaage For further PARTICULARS apply John Van Bu.kr
assignee, 1851 10th street n8 lwsrc
kIRKBRIDk's TArTERsALLs HEAYE
AR<P0WDERS.-Still more proof of their astonishing
El[1- efficacy in the Of Heaves. Broken Wind
Conghs, Colds &c 10 Horses.
Hesye Powders ADM, er favorte horse who had been
troubled with heaves for than two His
Ri, usual labor and had resisted ali the remedies ORDINARILY
gwen for this disorder these had effect but to slightly
bs s Of the w. as me %ed
Gated the disease. and his wird good
+ moPh since he has assn The c9Tders and can warrant
GEO; W. DAVIS. Monroe, Mitdleser Co.. N. J.
For sale lu BY a. H. COUGH Co.. s Fulton st. Price 81,
this article safe and profitable be
standard and valuable remedy Abera discount dealers
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The SIcrip,on, for II. than
$50 will be reduced that number ballot will
then take place between the $50 subscribers and the
Alter the ballot for the 800 seats further one Wi, tai.
Place smens The % % Of The new subscribe" over the
The ballot will take place AT the Opera House Monday
the 18th Of Ncyember ut O'clock when the five and
yearly .ub'crben are requested attend order
the seats. Mo 4tr
oqhsA e9Sa GetT <. MDRr
hRTisTEs will open at Prmos Opera House Monday
when viii illustrated The choicest WORN,
every night during the week For par,cu
as see asscnRmy. poxmme each t,eSS'p Y
Lady and ian u.s. !, cents Upper boxes Seats
h n9S1. 39se h'''''
ReJlIhdLLlAsNT AND yNPARALLELEs ,ATTKAc:
Bro,dwsyCsiiisles Sand Of N.Tro Mnstie, ''' 90
s cSou. osse" % Of sH"s BE
&C. and make their entertainments psisc.y
Mrs p LBp's CELEBRATED COLLECTION OF
IVA scrpura statuary, consisting Of the following grouts
representing important and interesting subjects the size OF
The Trial -four Saviour
T fne R ho, hs of GpsTi,,.
is open al Broadway. Iae Walkers Music Rooms,
opposite the Apolo; cry dy fom II A. NJ NJ, ,Ad.
sP NJ chd'sn Ssf CO. 70 TaF&s s fR"
RRoYkLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BLITZ.-Fwe
Commencing Tuesday Evening, Nov. 9th
ps the honor to that he will repeat his popu.a
. MAGic AND vENTRILo COUSIN.
rive,y evening during the week Change Of programme
Doors orsn at commence at ~ o'clock Admission 2,
Afternoon peroimsnce 90 saurd,y at o'clock ro,t.re
WAsh sS.Gi s y ~ ThEArnE shLAnsLriiiA
WIN 5. isIf|msd q. play 4 THE IsbY oFITo9sNsz
,s,u eman, Pauline, Mis- W.aeE Madame DeschapsIie.
Altei W! ,eh PlzAuEo-Ro!a, MIR .Forre.; Piuuro. Mr.
Miss Chapman. N'
viii he pc formed for The last t,n. JACK CtDE ""en
CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
, as o 9re YEA 81 q. ~, shorter period q the
y eposas addesd to IL. Bo.,S OF Agents, sn S
Delawae Avenue Phil dslpha will be received MI rhr
which wanted by applicant. ard III. m,pnsI OF pay
ing ne !ea siso the security intended to be offered
dispose Of such as Wssras %syPs se
through The Post or %be S snGs s yO st
tend at their residences. J. LEVENSfYN,
L,de, can be attended to by Mrs Leysastyna' W
ERENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is9 Bsosdway.--Th,
the ,ub,ciiber to- and evening ea.ye after
and easy system BY which scholars be able speak
on plaes printed in large tyne and ved the wall 70
enssh ths scholar TO learn without book 3D. G%meai
~. vern etc 3D. Lecture for each scholar th D'cton
,th Bene for eech scholar French lecture
ne 1t.r RICHARD, 10, Broadway.
RhEAKthsT CAPs--Peier Hotet g7s Broadway Just
tecsiyed from auction 1000 embroidered muslin AID
aud iau.n dress dol Paris embroidered robes very
Also 10 cartons thread ace copes berhes eollTs sHd
Wall " " ' rs " S:@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-12

T. HURCH OF THE ANNUNCIATION in 18th stree,
~ For SALE Five Pews Nos 80 to 81 in he trans
eept selecteds the most des able the whole church.
being the pulpit and recy opposite the organ
Mr. Jardne and commanding full Jew of congregation
while the sare from the stained glass windows avoided
Apply TO q H. WINTER, 81 Wall street. over the Mechnn-
g. bank n22 Ihsm
THE FASHIONS on THE DAY--koman Togss-Dress
aud FocK Goats, elegant good fits be had
bly, low prices from fashionable neghbors, SANFORD
Btohes Taors 127 Fulton street. door t. the Herald
office ms t<s rh
ID furnishing DYING AND sCOURING N all styles
IN at sDey street New York-Il GUERpIER, popris:
tor Of this has connected hmse
with celebrated dye aud ON PARIS
Tns vpluabl- addition to his estnb shmen induces him to
hope his will increase every day.
The pr always moderate. -
NB-Ihe greatest re given to the Dying, Cleansing and
Msnang Of silks, Vevrts Grapes, Ceshmeres China
grapes embodes gold and silver and ythng relating
to furniture and the toilet ., La .f.. f.H. 10
Gsfments dyed black for mourning in IS hours nj i2sr
'TO LIZA fninis ed room fot angle gentleman bys
EIsaeh family. ENQUIRE At 80 Read ST. % door
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Two Ladies DRESS s,AKEHS.-A lady iuiiy compe
tcGt undertake the nagement of first dfess
making estbli hment in all Us branches can herr IF an tx
crnt chance business without risk
by applying INN ediately to WIN Bachelor, No. Wall
Broadway None but fully competent
nee will pfra.r ~ n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-12

PIrTssuRo, Nov. IL, L. M.-Flour-Thers
change In the market, and small ses making at
yes erdays quotations, VIZ: 81 81 u 81 % Corn-rhe
market was unchanged, and saes OF mixed making
at a. Ale Oatssalrs Of 200 sacks 10 at $50
Whiskey-sa'es recthed were making at 10 a zoe Rye
Sales at 10 a 4Sc Lnrd-9 9hc Bscon-4 44o.-
Seet-No change The river Vas rising, aud report
five feet OF water in the chaune
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-12

NV ZEIETl> METHOD FOX ENGLISH CO-WfO
~ 5lTION-A series Of gressve exercises tanning
Imst ems of bes legends, poems also arguments mo-
GELS Tor ampllc4iions narations speech
es &c by Aphonse Ropx professor of frepch language
and literature the Mount teasst and author
The Zcetic Method Easiest Method o. learnn Feuch'
6rt e,ies pce 50 New York Spadng aud Shepard
1917 Br adway X. Lockwood Son, AL Broadway; Pha
dephe, + II. Butler 4 Cot Boston, b. b Mussey 4 Co.
NIL l2tErc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-12

Mas JOHN MACFARREN, from Europe Pupil OF
lvl Nada,ne palcken, Pianist 70 the Queen Of England
y at Ms nacfaren residence, $40 pefqustcr single les
ditto 81 each; two lessons weekly the esdence
the pupil qaarer single lessons ditto 81 so each 81
Green St -r -png. Mrs john sscauen has thu oriv
lege OF referring o the emmett Pianist, HENRI HERZ,
MT l2t. rrc
T E1HEON AND MESMERIsM-Dr. Ashley 40 Hud.
II brings both Of III his ard the practice
40 s prof ssen He will administer the ethereal vapor to
40 hi patel (,t all hours) when required surgical
20 operators teeth aud childbirth painless Mes
90 Strings daily, al IL A M. "a eodrh
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CLAnKk's SACKS %. b. CLARKE, Merchant Tailor
~ lie William opposite the ashpgton Stores has
hardso stock of and body sacks the prices
OF which from $40 TO SIC Also cohs cassimee aud
vestngs made up low prices for only. Ny
brown black handsomely trimmed with velv-,
collars ifs and lined and wadded entirely. Some
T chilly worked silk fiouts.
Ovs-vats made at the very prices which
sh-v arc old ready made pQ, 6ris
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- TO LET-A neat two story cottagc houae, suitable
c:; for gentee family, situated in 40th street, betwee
go Broadway and 9th Avenue. Rent low. Enquire I'll
prem ses Of W.. PENDLETON.
nd t2t$r
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rlT.DOLoREUX- make thi, stat men, fIom a,.aso Of

rE'T.DOL0REUX- make this stat, men fiom atenso OF
u duty and Entirely Of my accord -
year last November, was severely attacked with Tic.
Do'o'eux IN the Of my face he pain very
severe from the 6s aud gr du increased h,t could
sc 'ee,y open month aud able masticste cd
VI anv kind The seemed increase charge
oftLe weather Nv phy scian Dr. Hunngon in bird
nue. give me stfycha,, AID other eu remedies which
were sporsiy sv,i but after their action subsidized the
PAN wos " possible Than before then
suited ahsr physicens but With no better At last
was INDUCED procure Cbrstes Ga.vsnc Necklace aud tn,
Mnge,c Fluid aud the result that has entirely cured
I'M reIsi was nearly immediate; the second day
muf better and by the end Of the first week the disease hid
ene,y Vnnsned For the past have been entirely FREE
iom ne Compliant aud as " ell
have beer az sny time during the past fifteen years By my
ssme ply resut ~ ' WV
would ststr that me mler OF the sou, or femme
the Rschabtca spd the Temple Of Honor and ho INV
case - kno Fn 70 most OF my brother to any Of HON
| would refer the afflicted HIRAM T. ERGsT o'"
NOD Twcnty.eghh street New Yotk
Every column this paper could be filled w N rm,Iar
stsments in all ca Nervous Diseases The benefits of
Chrsue's Ga venc Articles certain aud Listing -
Sol Agency IN New York 1872 Broadway No d. usg;., n,
B,nz y we u sths Renu we anc'es rIi2,sr
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r AUTIQN TO PURCHASERS OF HAv ANA
~ ClGAkS-The Subscsbe sole importers of the well
known banss of Havana Sesars "La Nueya Empress" beg
leave TO inform their customers that brand has been
counerieed here and il sold by Other parties
imported article and they caution dealers agao
they the lie of the manuf at Havana
TRUJiLLO BAkREIRAS, i06 Wall street.
poIO "
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40 INVENTORS, MANUF ACi UREtS. SC The
advertiser, of business habits expert
ence with would be glad establish in this ely
an Tor the sale Of article nanuactu ed
goods on comm ssi He geat fsctcs for
publicity at his mand, by newspapers circulating in
most Of the United States Canada Addss
boy z go. flee.
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nd~s u. :. MAIL sTEANsHir WASH
./KkE*ss2 !N1TON,FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND
x<>zMNrEAa BREMEN-ln consequence OF arrange.
ss148Nk1H ment. made in Europe, the following DAYS
- hi. hsye been fixed upon for the departure Of
From New York Thursday 18th of November
From Bremen, Monday, l3th December.
IRON Southampton Saturday 18th December.
passage or freight apply the Office Of h Ocean Steam
Wall street
~ Papers ia other cities advertising for the washington,
VIII p'ea'e give the above notice insertion. NIL ~
,S&& FOR NEW OhLEA~s-Thc splendid Jacket
M1S3$shp ABBY PRATT, Capta,u Shaw, will positively
Sns,i on taturdsv morning Freight will be hen for
ths day Only few state and berth, le for cabin.
Of Dover street, orto MPO,HsRN n co
hHW-h p South street. corner Of Dover,
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HARTroRp, Nov. ll-3 p. M-No change In the mar
ksts since yesterday. The weather much colder
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-31
From Tie National EnteNigencer.

New YORK, July 6, l848.
Time has shown that / was right in my pre-
d%ictiOns. told your readers that coin would
cease to come from Europe after the first of
July. None came by the Caledonia and no
more will come. Breadstufs having again fall
ed materially in consequence of the unprece-
denied promising grain crops throughout Eu-
rope, there will yet, if no disaster befal the
foreign crops, be a large decline in breadstuffs
in Europe. But come what may, the losses
on shipments from this country will be tremen-
dous-I mean on the shipments during thelast
two months. The imports into G-eat Britain
from this country and the Mediterranean will
be during July, the largest ever known for tina
month in the memory of man.
Our crops of grain are large, and it appears
to lie that prices will be low throughout the
world next year. Will not this stagger those
who have attributed the rise in grain, in this
country to the tariff ofl846.
Flour, grain, etc. will fall in this country
rapidly, as exports will stop very soon, much
to the discomfort Of the farmers who planted
SO much grain in anticipation of a different
state of things.
The imports from Europe are large-wilI
soon be much larger than our exports, and, by
the time the end Of President Polk's term of
service arrives, we shall be owing a large debt
to Europe, which must be paid in coin, unless
the Wing Administration of l849 annihilate
the tariff of 1916.
Having dOue with the subject of Finance
and Commerce, I give you these, my poor
views in parting, and beg you to believe me
with great respect and regard, yours, etc.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-31

A gentleman just from San Antonio, Texas,
informs US that Col. Hays is making very slow
progress in forming his new regiment. The
men composing the recently disbanded regis
ment were collected from remote parts Of
Texas, and with few exceptions have returned
to their homes, SO vexed at the trouble and ex-
pense they have been put to, that no induce
monts can make them return. The colonel
has not given up, but still has hopes of rally
ing enough boys to form the new regiment
P. H. Bell, a most gallant officer and noble
gentleman, has entered actively into the re-
cruiting service, and will be a candidate for
lieutenant colonel Of the regiment when rails
ed.
"A .MeficGn LGTiated. - We were told last
evening that a few days ago a number of hor-
SEES belonging to the quartermaster's depart
ment were s'stampededn and ran off. Three or
four Mexicans in the public employ were sent
after them. After budding them together
and while engaged in throwing ropes over
their necks, a strange Mexican was observed
officiating his services in the same line. Quick
as thought a lariat was cast over his head and
the moose drawn. The suddcnness and force
of the action threw him to the ground, and dis
located his neck. Several horses, we learn,
have been ridden off in this way at various
times. Some six or seven horses on this occa-
sion escaped without the u. S. brand being
burnt upon them.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-31

WEATHER, &c.-The rainy, cloudy weather
still continues. Every day there is a heavy
rain in some part of the county, and the sun
scarcely gets an hour to show his face in
Never did the crab grass and other weeds look
better. What the effect Of this will be on the
cotton every one can judge for himself. We
think the damage done by the boil worm in the
few places where ii has appeared Is overestimat-
ed. We have heard Of the Army worm being
seen in spots; it confines itself to the crab
grass, Of which there is all abundance. The
health Of the county is as good as usual.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-31
From the New Orleans Ricnuune
From the Rio Grande.

The steamship Mary Kingsland, Capt. Davis,
arrived yesterday from the Brazos, having sail
ed on the 18th instant.
Capt. Davis reports that the Rio Grande was
navigable to Reynosa for the large class boats,
while those of a light draught can ascend to
Camargo.
The sleamer Rough and Ready had started
with troops on board for Mier, where the camp
of instruction has been formed under General
Hopping, Col. Belknap, acting as Inspector.
There was q rumor at the Brazos when Capt.
Davis left that Urea with a force Of 5000 men,
was about to make a descent upon Reynosa.-
One company, on the way to the camp of in.
struction, had been landed at Reynosa, and the
quartermaster was making every preparation
to defend the place.
Several bodies of the enemy have lately
been seen on the river and / it is supposed to be
Urrea's object to attack som of the depo,s, or
wagon trains between Camargo and Monterey,
A gang Of desperadoes commanded by a
man named King, composed of Mexicans and
people of other nations, has been found near
the Brazos. Some of the members cf the
gang have been taken prisoners and the lest
dispersed. The rancho fr~equented by them
has been burnt to the ground.
So far the report of Capt. Davis extends
We now turn to the Matamoros Flag of the
10th inst, the latest paper which has reached
US. We find in it no confirmation of the ru.
mOrs about Urea, but others Of a very similar
import touching Carvajal.
We Gull the following items from the Flag.
Company B. 18th Infantry, 90 men and three
officers, commanded by list Lieut.. G.. w. Cut
ter, passed up the river on Thursday. The
men were all recruited in Virginia, and are a
noble specimen Of the chivalrous sons of that
ancient State. The company has lost but one
man since its organization, and all are now in
fine health. Lieut.. Cutter is fastening his
command with all despatch to the camp Of in.
struction at Mier, where three companies Of
the same regiment have preceded him.
The following do not agree with our last
LHFna IL r. r.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-31
From the N. o. Picav,tn,

Later from the Army of Gen. Taylor.
The steamship James L, Day, Capt. Wood,
arrived at a late hourlast night from the Brazos
whence she sailed on the 18th inst. We are
indebted to Captain Wood for the prompt de-
livery Ofpapers.
Col. Reuben Davis of the Cd Mississippi
Rihemen, and Col. S. R. Curtis, acting in
spector General under Gen. Wool, cam pas
senger on the James L. Day. Col. Curtis
left the camp at Buena Vista on the goth ult.
He furnished US the American Flagof the 18th
inst, an outline of news which we give below.
1t is the most definite and interesting we have
had for some time from the army Of General
Taylor.
The Flag has some indefinite scandal about
"two commissary's clerks'' at the mouth Of the
river and defalcations. Nothing tangible is
given.
Papels from San Luis Potosi to the 9th inst,
have been received by the Mexicans at Mata-
moros. The news has not transpired, but is
looked upon as favorable to the Mexicans. 1t
o sreported that Gen. Scott had marched from
Puebla and then counter-marched, upon earn
ing the resistance to be offered him twenty
five miles from the capital. I'VE have no faith
in news thus half disclosed and half kept
back.
Up to the time Of his departure from Buena
Vista every thing had remained quiet in camp.
The Mexican forces at San Luis were various
ly reported at from four to fourteen thousand.
They are commanded by Gen. Valencia. A
march upon Gen. Wool had been determined
upon, butappears to have fallen through. Gen,
Wool received timely notice Of it on the 26th
ult, and made arrangements for a hearty well
come. II was afterwards ascertained that the
brigade Of Gen. Minon, Commanded now by
another oficer,) forming the advance, had ap-
p%ioached within sixty or eighty miles Of Sal
tillo. Here the soldiers began to desert and
discussions arose, which induced a counter
march, and rumor said that Gen. Valencia was
len rouie from San Lpis % ioln Gen. Santa Anna