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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06
JACOB s. PLATT, A1ctio1eer.
xUykTruPS AND JEWELRY snd Fancy Arti

WAICHEsp ~ ~ III III az d,T' a prsci,sIy
mast no a. the Auction Room y Plat a. an invoice
on $50 lO American god ewelry II new style and manu-
f.eture CONSISTING OF chains, keys, seals, genenenf,
Freenas ous DAD Fellows sEd various fancy paerps
pins brOsches studs hearts and crosses ear ngs hoops
necAsccs shawl pins canoes cia<tsss, erscee, ngs
gold batlo1s, &c
WATcHEs-At II O'Clock, p gold and silver Lepne, AZ
caor and patent Hre god WATCHES among which are
Two extra .Weed with hunting cases silver ssvsrs, kc
Also, l01 gold Pens with silver cases 90 gold penca
cases. &C flo IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

addition 10 The current Spring style esaasnul
ele be Keeps on hand an sssoIlee ,.,Ss md IL also
eresss~a 20 MAKE 10 order shor notice. hais.
OF any pattern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

A CLAFLIN, 80 PeATI;SL up stairs, SemHisslos
"A. Nerchsnt FOR The sale Of Boots Shoes and br0gans
ii JOHNSON will sell st tho store Of A. Clsfin On
WEDNESDAY, March 10, a. II oc4oez, a NJ 90 Cases
boo shoss and brOga1s. comprising large sssorten a.
Of fre.h ard neaaonaDle ROOta. 1Dt los
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

rA Lesson In Econony-oIi ihsGf ga sss SSe
Cop Maaat factory lbs FUlton',t az. 70 Lss
ssmonsatng The fact that Resyer Hat can be soa ioi
"a sd and Moeskin Ha for superior 70 VIC
eeasl jn style ieauty OF shape sompeleness ot nasn
neniness oil hnag, and every Other te9@se Ses
sionsd would put an end 10 much ruinoes eSIsvas
mon which so many radesinen have naae shP",eeh o'
,bir homes The success 81 the PhenN proves co1es4s
h., ,hst low rent the utuost economy IA sApenat,e
80 ss'es Tor cash with small proh1s can eSinpssS W
hsny .th he most glazing aua cosby esiAoAsulenss
~ a.. .nd hat the s4cfihce Of no pOlri Important et
~ h Inc manusciory Of hs s neer:sssy -
bls ne oronriel0r 70 warrant saving o. hOh = - ~
ga nS,r, 10 esch OF his patrons The schedule o.
prices as below ..,.,. ...,,ir eiotb C.sp. Il 50
K. Gssilly Nutris.....sS so ~ qasiy Oio' 90
- ....s. 49, a. Is
la Moleskia... coot
"a ,,,, . ,t. -',,,ent Spring style "a beautiful si-
10 saSion ~ b.nd an assortment Of Different ely 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

- FOR sALE-A small farm Of about ~ seras. sana.
somely situated In the town OF Ess Chester sie tns
sustsd on the old White Plains road, the cross roed
leading TO the Railroad depotu Hunts Bridge 10 nse
from hecy IL miles from ths Episcopal Church. Ems
place would make desirable residence for gsntiemn1
who is doing business In the city the Newhavsn sno
IA EASY Access by different routes and from the city
II will be sold In whole 10 or acre los 70 suit put.
uhasers I(not sold by thu lOh OF March VIII 90 inst
day be offered at public auction At O'Clock r. on NJ
promises PeTsons taking the u O'clock train rom hs
Tis perfect Should the weather prove stormy tse 80
will tsse place fair day. for tartnor pafcusts
snply 10 ANDREW PURDY, East Chester, or OF Az
o. III ~ N"NA-'' "''''' ms4r
~, MICHIGAN WHEAT LANDS Fof ssle-sev.
40 era desirable uacIs of land. well s1nsted' ncas
Grand River ia Krni County ono 0f mo mos' nSsi'
"r me ''+'''' ~ ' o. H. B05fwIcK. IS Pssrlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06
- TO LET-The basement and cellar IL Spruce 90
It'll Apply al The Tribune ohice, or 10
- ISflaif QEOnGE / PRICE. fA EHal HroedWAy.

an AT PRIVATE sALE-FArm at the head OF
Great Neck will be exchanged for New fors cay
-sproperty or Brookyn-a valusbe farm situate y
miles from New.York at the head Of Great Neck, town
North Hampstead Queens county, containing lfe ssrss o.
lard under good state OF cultivation, % acres wooo sno'
. pan hsias Of locust OF thrifty growth, fns apple or
charts cherry other fruit On lhc premises
large house, well furnished and In proper repair gut
houses large barna vol OF water tho house Tue
new Flushoq uus Ae farm ssss ssa
west 80 or 40 lie the norm aide, lhn
with he improvements the south slds o, mo tuin2Ao-
road good line OF stages passes every dsy 10 NEW.
York and returns the afternoon. Lskeytlle sore ms
south OF the farm where there IA hne hshog Little NeeN
Bsy is "a miles west The farm lies high, commanding
tho Sound and bsys the Palisades on me MALI MAJ
River &c The situation is surpassed by any peco
within 2O miles Of York For farther PARTICULAR ep'
ply 20 ANTHONf j. bLhbehSh, Nuseos
ms lw pfoeec -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

~ The Next Lecture OF the course on Association
VIII be delivered Monday evening next, 9Th inst com
mencing At half past y by PARgE GoDwIr, Eco al the
Lyceum Rooms. Broadway. Subect-The Advantages of
Association The public respectfully invited 10 at
tend. Abundance free. Those who choose Will contrib.
ute to deifay expenses Of room, FIRE, &c &c M 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

NEW ~ $500 s,.st,I sdgspa and FIRTH, HALL
POM ~ Broadway have fust published, INT rioM.i
Queen duet for two treble voices, By Ches w uoyoI
srI sumo hv Mrs LOder and Miss Horthalli Ihe SytS"
"a he Frsr dr~ for treble and barytone " -
Emanuel The Fairy Song, by J. @. bMneu M@ -r uio
LIE Boat dercgE ve song, by hehI{ hgs.5n
MAINTAIN Bow beautiful new song by }. de Tue maze
Polka Dedicated 10 Miss Kate Avery TIE Bsrul st
by {. +. II Col Mays Quick sep by Bsbcoek ~ Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

~, AID for Ireiand.-FOURTH wARp.-in eonl'
srrs wMa cal made BY tho City Central Sonmliis e
humeei q residents " the Fourth Nua invite
Ma sio~ citizens 10 ass.labis On Mnrtay evening,
n ~ O'Clock. 81 the Bethel Church IN Roosevelt
toa., purpose VI organizing Committees 10 collect
fN'ssa th,ougA The Ward nus n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

~ ClairyOyance.--MR. DAVIS having closed his
Lectures and Revelations (which will be put TO press in
few daysD proposes continue bis eXAmin atoms and
treatment Of tie diseased only until fit ION IF dpIH
shortly after which time he win for 10 be
subjected the magnetic operation the attention OF his
associates VIII be entirely absorbed IN different wey
His patients 10 various parts of the country who desire
farther sdvce will please call in person, send their hair
before the above date ar0rd they cannot be attend
ed 70. Address Dr. S. s. Lyon 252 Spring ST. HewYsrk.
m2 3ugeod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

" French LunRungc-Msue Oral system, by
morning class for ladies also, fof evening class for
geutlegien. Pupils be admitted into classes IN the
"a Sd or 4th course. Gentlemen wishing Join TIE early
morning class, may enter their names, IS WskersL
QuXn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

- II aiIuerl ~ 4duufrsmeH'i isHf - Hsil mat
Pc. paid sr fssy ill rsf b tain cut fix ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

WM. IL JONES, AGeiiOneeL
BOOTS AND sHOES-By }. D. lNgEk5OLL x
ID CO store ~ Psar!-sL Wednesday, Asreh 10, a. 10
o'clock 800 bOos sh0es and brosAos suitable iof
the southern, Western and city trade H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

A DODWORTH'S Prvsse Dancing school Nc. sss
hsBroonae o. near Broadway. New Glasses JUS. iofm-
Ing. Private lessons any time curng toe daJ 9f 20
Redows Polka, Msxo1fks, Cinq Temps, Tsenmizi " @'H
ing, &c nc 80, -. 7o,,.s.,
GectIernen's Classes on Tuesday, Friday or Innsoay
and Saturday evenings, from 70 10 49,. ak
Ladies' Classes on Tuesday &1c SelfesJs H", q 49,.
Practising solre-s twice . month u ~-.--
lister AND PUMPTpa AkcS,;-Iee o iss.,f
,yorss prrrnf5n 81 T. arc Ia fl ccsrr.ioa- Orders for
roaoI sonare Ga baad, scroll AM hoop ZION VIZ ee
rompsiy exees.ed, 90 scplczn0c 20 --,,,
nj iNts yOsEfA TUCkE2nAN, % WesFsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06
I Nah ward-HcIicf for ireland. =

80 Mnh Ward-kclief for Irelnnd.-1he IN
W.,ssitcaesl meeting Of The citizens Of TIE MINI
fsfs Ao1dAy evening. March g. al ~ O'Clock, al 81
.hecas corner Of Grove md HUDSON ats 10 CO.
,.,ssshh he Cent al COmminse for the relief o. th'
.'.fas Door of lfelsY6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

ss<>BREEDING CAGES, common and fsney, anc
s c.n.I ~ 40 add Ossi -
sale BY w Jurnhn sSbes..e
an FAsHI0NABLE HATs--Spfing sEJe-w.t-
&U son 4 Co l4 chaiham-sL are now ready " mppiy
ther customers with this beautiful style OF het sne
hey invite cucal Inspection ps,ea rS.s u ~ cav
hsl,in broadway or Off They are odofsd 81 % pr
cent Than Broadway Prices 70 lc
orket. OF tho purchaser litter constantly Ia sitsna-
Srs m .it te bnm or form of the hst 70 tho Taste Of Ne
wssrsr inns ilsodl WATSON X co. ld Cnsthsrn-se
gu IS HATS TO BE HAD fos $3.50 It MILF
all SslesroOm. 173 Broadway, Howard HotsL-spnng
..l Custom he sabsenber las ast Introduced the .sri-
snnasl slyes for 0eniienisn's Has Thsy are positively
INA .ea bsiiisney together with he modern
improvements 10 Tho Uimmisss neh superiority J. un'
questionable no l~..
EVERYBODY
a WILL HAVE GOOD TIME-PiZCE Ia shslr
~ house, II they can procure one al snail Price
q a The great Improvement 70 Clocks called the
ao offered The prices ~ the old fashioned snkee
Coc Every one warranted 10 keep good limo, and strike
the hour correctly Whos'sis M rs,s py Ms nSsns
A al 1 WsdI sai 7ni..
FINE GOLD AND silver wATcHxe.
- THE sUBscaiBEa wishes 70 can The attention
.oes eli being hi d. ia.snoa 70 oas ior sails
bal such viii keep correct t.os< HIS price, WI
s.s and he sally OK me s "s ses s1 src prr
ehssing viii BE- secure against imposition The prices WIN
BE- az o II 90, lowell Than any other house Ia as tfeds
Pine Odd snd Silver DupIsI, fatsn' Lever and Lspns
Guard and Fob Chains
Pencils, BrsSelss, Cameo Pins, he
wssssss Clocks snS Jswery repaired U The pss. man
and warranted for one year ~ sAvAoE,
lSf lmisood- " Faltonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

~ French Language (Lafarge Buildings, 2a9
Broadway )-P Professor Ep. CHURCH viii commence, by
particular request evening course Of iwenyiouf
lessons for ladies and gentlemen, On Monday next between
the hours Of aud 10 o'clock.
Evenings-Mondsys, Wednesdays, Fridays Tuition,
$ for the whole course Of "a lessons tone hour each
Of lessons will also be given the afternoons
of the same days, from 10 O'clock
N. B.-iickets will be delivered every day iron a. NJ
I'LL r NJ al the Professors rooms Nos p snd p 10 The
above buildings. ms 5,is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

O. Savings Bank for the benefit OF the Widow and tn:
Orphan"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

~ nIcsmertsm.-Dr. DODs will lecture snd expert.
ment on Mcsmersm "Wednesday Friday and Saturday
evenings March g. s. in Clinton Hail. At y oclocs Ad-
m 12l cents. ms 2isWF&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

IWpHIysNtNOUU VIZ
National Academy OF Design The ofthe Academy
ready or the reception Of works for the Exhibi
ton, which viii be opened the st Of April All works
must necessarily be In The TOOms on before The you
March By order Of the Council.
ma 2wiseod- JNO. @. CHAPMAN Sec'y n. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

u lectures on Christian Doctrinc,-ReN n
D1lIoWs wiz deliver his Ninth Lecture On the funda-
,ns1a Doctrines OF Christianity, 10 The "Church OF The
sssas Unity" morrow evening at o'clock Subject
hferenton m6 It.
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UNJUST AND UNoHRIsTIAN

TT The Public, and the religious community IN par
toula respectfully invited to call al our store ia Mas
and examine the unnecessary and un-Chnsusn III
Jury received by from the managers OF The American
Tract Society. 1851 2weodissl GOULD, BANKS co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

EChmch of Humanity, Broadway HAL corner
rude entrance In GTand-sL Lectures on fraeuca
gssasnlly, by N. II. VAN AMRINGE and Diners, every
sn1sygSsnd "a O'Clock Let all who wish 10 learn 10
eoss loNnrd and others, attend Seals iIee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

q "raou shalt moi surely die. "-WM. S. BALcH
~ psestA sermon on the above Text 10 morrow even
.kM Ne Bsecker-st Church, cor. bleeckeT ana Down
"s W. SERVICES commence al "A O'clock. mo II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

80 BREEDING CAGES, common and fancy :t snS
Isgal articles for lhe breeding cage Long and soos
breed Canarss aud other fancy bifds Csnsy 49,
t& sfed a, wholesale price. By the single 5ssnSs so'
sale by w. IU ChssS.,
rIlI LAr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-06

~ Tenth Ward-'rhe Mechanics and Worsingmen
all others who In favor Of free soil for free peo-
pie hereby invited attend meeting at the American
Eagle Rooms, corner OF Delaney Bud Chryste sts. On
Tuesday evening hafpsst O'clock The meeting is
called for 10 organize for the Spring Election.
DR.. LAPIAM,
JOHN MCCAFFILL, Sen Committee.
ms zns- JOHN COMMERFORD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-17
SpOrtin0 Intelligence.

YscHr squADRoN.-The yachts Maria and Una re-
turned yesterday morning from cruise to the east
ward The squadron arrived at Newport on the 9th and
9th instant, and detained there, by heavy rains
and dense ogs until Friday the 18TH when the yachts
together with large fleet Of fogbound vessels, got
der way The Maria aud Una, bound to New York
the Corneia Siren, Cygnet and La Coquille, to New
Bedford; the Lancet left for New London to repair
dAmages-she, together with the La Coquille, were
stranded in the habor of Newport BY the gale of Thurs
day night, The Coquille got on without injury
the Lancet had her stsrboard bow stove in The
Maria escaped the violence OF It by making harbor
at stonngton The Cygnct arrived at Newport Just
in time TO get her anchors down and make all
,afe The cornelia, with three anchors ahead the
Una and the Dream rode 1t safely out at New
port The Coquette left Boston, Tor Newport on
saturday the lath. Owing to the density of the fog
the rst land seen, made the beach to the east
ward OF Newport somewhere In the vicinity OF the bath
ing place Here she struck "Wednesday afternoon or
night was, fortunately low water at the time and
she was hauled Oh without injury on the rising OF the
tide She arrived at Newport the following morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-17


County CouRT CoURT SEssIoNs.--Both Of
these Courts adjourned on Saturday sine die.
OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-As William A. Cast, of the
firm Of Miller Cast, of Atlantic street, returning
feom church yesterday evening with his sister, in
ing through Bond street. he violently assaulted by
four drunken rowdies and obliged to fly to his
life.
OMNIBussEs-A new line of omnibusses Is about to be
started from Fulton ferry to the Navy Yard. This will
certainly be great to persons visiting
that part Of the city
CoRoSER's INqUEsr.-There inquest held at
New Utrecht the body of an unknown man, that
drfted ashore at the Narrows; he about five feet
nine inches in height stout built dark whiskers and
hair. A verdict Of" Found drowned' was rendered.
An inquest held yesterday on the body of child
aged only five months 1t appeared that the child
given spoonf Of audanum instead Of which
caused It's death. verdict rendered accordingly
PoLIcE.-Thomas Sweet was arrested for an attempt
ed rape on Harriet Bowman; examined aud discharged
John willard, an English sailor arrested for kicking
up spree In the streets Poor John said he thought
this free country and he could do what he thought
proper The court soon undeceved him by making him
fork SIS. William Williams arrested for break
mitted to jail Thomas Gibbons arrested for vio-
lent assault and battery his wife, Sentenced to 30
days nard labor at the common jail James and Peter
Cavanagh arrested for stealing spikes from the
ship yard Of Burtis & Morgan-sentence suspended
Patrick Cassidy, Michael Cannon, Benjamin Carson
Michael Connery and James Hughes arrested for
disordery conduot-discharged on promise of reforma
ton. man by the name OF LIE Roy, a constable, was
arrested charge Of taking brides in the discharge
his duty. An examination will take place tor
Another CAMPMEErIHG.-The congregation of the
Centenary church intend holding camp meeting this
morning ut Verpansk's point 1t will probably oonti-
nue. to the latter part of the week The members of
this church were prohibited from attending the camp
meeting held last week at Farmngdale and have deter
mined TO get one up their "own hook From what
can learn this will surpass any camp meeting held
this year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-17
Police Intelligence.

burglary Officers Vaugieson and Forshay, of the
sth ward arrested yesterday two young men, called Bill
BoarGman and Martin Gallagher alias Matty Kinny on
cherge ef burglariousy entering the premises called
last by forcing open window, and then broke
open the till in the bar room, stealing therefrom about
$50 In gold and bank bills, together with two watches
Both committed for Dnstion
Charge Of Horse Stealing. Under this head we
ticed in the Herald of Thursday last the arrest of
calling himself Alonze Story on charge Of steal.
ing horse and wagon from Westminster county The
correct OF the accused King and not Story
represented by himself upon his arrest.
n Bold Ihif.-Last evening, some bold thief entered
the granite building Of Chambers street and
Broadway and in his absence carried away twelve half
French mahogany chairs, with Stats in the backp, and
hair seats The thief observed to carry the chairs
down stairs, place them spring cart and drive down
Chambers street towards the North River. No clue as
yet of the thief Where's the carman.
Keeping Disorderiy House.-Oficer Smith and Ste
Of the 18th ward arrested yesterday James Ford
Juliet Halstead, and Mary f. Hauigan, a charge of
keeping disordery house at No. 2l2 Division street
held to bail by Justice Ketchum.
Robbed on the Five Points Officers Feeny and Gard
ner of the 9th ward arrested last night fellow called
Henry sealon, a charge of stealing a watch and
watch key valued at $2s together with ST. In money
from the person Of Martin Bloomer while in disrepu
table crib" located the Five Points Justice Osborne
locked him up for trial
Stealing Trunk.-A black leather trunk was stolen
noon, on her trip from Albany, marked L. belonging
to Lieut.. Stoddard, Of Norfolk Va. The trunk contain
ed valuable wearing apparel.
Stealing Sioop-Some thief last night sailed of from
Port Richmond Staten Island, with a sloop Of five
with green bottom painted black with red stripe
belonging to Garret Smonds of the above place No
rest Where the police of the Sd ward! They are
death on boat thieves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-17

WEST INDIA NEws.-We have received papers
from Kingston, Jamaica, from the 18th to the
Both of July last, inclusive; but we find nothing
in them of interest
The coolies, it appears, are either too lazy or
or not inclined to work, and sickness and desti-
tuition are carrying them off rapidly A cargo
OF three hundred had recently arrived, large
number of whom-twenty-fv e-died on their
passage.
II was, at one time, feared that the continued
absence of rain would seriously injure the crops,
but all apprehensions were relieved by abundant
showers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-17
CONGRESS HALL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. Is, ls47. :

IufsILigpncP
rh. ,... ..ot h....s. a.. ssh, u
nv s'e"'. 'fo. De."een Lazy oohoiA anu MOSCOW
winch was advertised to come OIL over this course yes
terday caused excitement among the town
resaen a''ehaAhce was very large ana the ROAD
to the track was crowded with equestrans
and carriages of all kinds About five thou sand persons
-. u...o-. $1,000. A., .......... -. -. :.
lovely women from the south, whose interest in the
event seemed greater even than that of the
IT.. .....s. .....h - A. g.. - a.. -,
Inc sfssns 'Ue'0u uo"n 'ne iio"' VI 'ne uach-a
weather was perfectly though on account of
A.. Ia. r;. a. .h . .uh. 49,. nh
'Ao INV A' 0 ~ wa" N".a' 'J A
course about four rods In width and said to be one
r,ouna ., h.,s mast three ns,tbar Of the ami.
S'ou"" ~ ~ P -,
mails seemed to be In proper condition ana
the horse was declared to be SICK and unable to make
gooo .ro'. s,;H,si oTsrsd 20 Ia, ono hundred dol
a.e, anu .hat ths hnrss wouId he distsncsd Tho
s. ts. dollars IN twantv we're freonentlv het
nrs. hoas TTSora ware Ce. ta%srs Of sny oaas
s ~,oc% +he horses were called To the ats nj and nj
.T a.. .ttar,rt 20 gst oG Moscow hroka The sacord
..rs 80 .,,ccsest,,I and the st.rt v.a varv svar
TIE pborss vss ins,ds Al ths ou.rter wH,ch thai
ie.v a 'o H. Sa rseds vsrv hsd br.sp "a IN
n -. ~ ,ro s,ra. si~ arcths All ~ &C., ~ III
,nr coud not nrevant bfn, from hra. S;nr ssraraI
t;s IN successop durino the bs.t Tho msrs resohed
~ tad sx Ionoths shasa ~ nsco ~ ahomt s,x ,,s'
ne hour % sa Hs.xsr "dd. osrad nn
III mars Int thsra era M takars Al tho secora Mat
ths "a the choica NJ nlace and thsv cot IN nr.t
Ills ~ th. AT attsmnt NJ ths onartar noie S,Tt wa,
tantv vent in front about four lengths IL WINS soma
seconds befora the mara cond he bronoht to hsr work
20 .oo racnvsr.d and IL, ms hino mn ne 90 DO I'm IN
hack her speed was psrsoey At the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-17
Present and Prospective Position Of Political
Parties.

The elections, which have been going on for
some time past, for members Of the Thirtieth
Congress, bid fair, at one time, to bring about
change in the political complexion of the House
of Representatives. The recent elections have
placed the position of the TWO parties about
where they were, and the result is still very
doubtful II is impossible TO tell how the cleo
lions about coming off will go, but, so far, the
wings are in the ascendancy.
We annex table, showing the result of the
elections, so far as actually known. 1t will be
perceived that the wings nave gained twenty
nina IN emhera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-17
Inv IuteIliuencp

MARINE CouRT. Aug l6.-Before Judge Waterman
Mef1ger Us. Fan pehhopen.-This action for
saut and batteryplaintiH passenger In the ship
Endraght Of which the defendant is Captan they left
Rotterdam in June last for this port the voyage out
upon which, he alleges the Capt struck him three
blows the head and threatened to put him in irons
Four or i've Of the passengers called witnesses
aud proved the facts stated by the plaintiffs counsel
the other side the entire and the ships doctor
we're called up and fatty contradicted the plaintiffs
Witnesses The case Ii adjourned to tomorrow. For
plaintiff Mr. Joachimson-for defendant Messrs. slos-
aud Beehe. III
No business Of any interest was transacted In Cham
beers TO- day.