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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Fer Sale, Of SocG.. Sc. see Fourth Page

MONDAY. P. NJ.
The Stock market was no, active today, and the
prices were generally heavy Al the Second Board the
,.,ssncv WA also downward. Sound stocks however
were arn. Treasury Notes sold Att at and for Gov
errmeut Skies 81 was BIZ, without sales
In Bills there is not much doing, bat prices are
steady Sterling ssiasi Francs pot as s5 The
demand for remittance by the Washington will proos
Div cause more activity tomorrow. The payment oil
Prime. Ward & Cos bills on 0serend. Quincy & Co
will reduce the qusnti,y of bills needed {" parties who
RENTED them will not nov need to replace them
In Freights there is nothing dong Inc guam
.i,y Of produce Offering 10 very light.
The private letters were received this morning
BY Government express much TO the satisfaction OF our
merchants who had expected to remain 10 suspense IN
iii tomorrow morning As far as We can ascertain
there have come bsck fewer bills than was anticipated
and generally ,hs tenor OF the letters Is more sat'scts
~ than the newspaper accounts The intense pressure
in the London money MARKETS represented relieved
and the apprehension of farther failures aevssed Inc
L.lon T,, Of the 4,h says that sdvlces from Paris
state that the Bank OF France intends reducing the rats
of n,eres, from to per cent The specie Ia the in'
tuition is reported have been reduced 10 80 millions
francs being 20 millions below the smount 10 vsul, a,
the ssnlo unle ia-t y"sI' III ''''"'" W. WIZ ~ '
the TiASs says
appears that nothing 10 yet positively ssceftdned
IN when the negotiation for the loan will BE- announced
but il seems 10 be general Impression that some pub
he declaration on the subject will be- made almost i'm
uestely add that the adjudication will tsse plsee Ia
November some letters have seen seem u indicate
tss the leading Partisan bsnking houses have on the
whole no taste tor the operation.
The failure of A. Roux, an extensive South
American shipping merchant, 10 announced In tho
French journals Liabilities 100000,
The following statement will show the position
the currency Il the Brsh Ming tom when compared
"A la.fv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
Doe. your hair fall Of, doe. your hair turn srsyi

IL It harsh, Is II dry, OF dirty pray
N TVS Thus yUa can make II colt silky and hne,
DaIk aud healthy and beaateous the hair o. n.'
And % have this, you have bat three shinss 70 s'
For \ bottle OF Joness Hair Restorative a, =.
~ Reader II You have bad hair you would tesay =
astonshed the lovely effect shining bottle q Jos
CORAL HAS kEsrokArivE has h Il needs o. o.e
sold az g. Chsthan-st N. l5e Fultonst broosvN
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CITY ITEMS.

Col BURSErT.-There was a report in the City
yesterday that letter had been received bringing the
Information ,ha, Col Burnett OF the Volunteer Reg-
rnent from ,h. state had died from tie wounds he
ceived in the battle OF Churubusc1
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rtseent u @ h CLAPF in another column. UT 81
sASDss SAEsATARLLAIhis medicine 10 consts1fiy per
forming almost incredible cures OF diseases arising from
impurities OF the blood The unfortunate victim Of here
dary disease with swollen glands. CONTRACTED sinews ans
bones half earous has been restored health and yso
The scrofaous patient covered with ulcers osAsoms 10
himself and 10 his attendant has been made whole Hun
deds Of persons who had grosnsd hopelessy for Jel'
under cnfane0us and zlaadalar disorder chfons
rheumatism, and many other complaints sprnsinz from
dessnxemeut n the secTetiye and the oircuioa
have been raised a. the rack OF disease sd
now with rezenersted constitutions gladly testify he
efficacy Of the inestimabe preparation The testimony Of
those who have been cured BY s use, with heir red
dences has he<1 pstisbed from time time All we're
desirable, E.sss Of the overwhelming issslAe.y
could be brought forward proving eoacisnssiy |"
iuesinzble value.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY A. Nd.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner ofNb
iiam-st zs Broadway, aud II East Broadway f0n
Sold also BY Druggists generally throughout the Cnis'
states Pnee 81 per bottle OF six bottles for >.
- The why the isgest fortunes are Ins1e y
Advertising extensively snd thoroughly IN The nsrslsys
Of the country simply because the people are se -
stantlJ informed u the where they can nave ~
wants supplied We ali Of very apt 70 20 8s "s'
We sno~ be suited and for this reason, D. rss
MN the AGENT ssain rem nds business insD o. az -
that be on hand and ready 10 receive al sTtise -
publication IN the best papers Of even see,en = "a "a
country, for which be .s sppointed and srthortea
transact business
And 700 bald or ~isEeTles. your BAR red o. gay
Doe, ds1druf choke the roots Of hsir snd maze j. ~
decay
U-e Josfs, Coral Hair Re-torsnves qualities you kno.
VII make hair grow on any part, where hair Wa
- Reader n you have Bad hair YOU would really y
sstoashsd AZ The lovely eject three shilling eoits q
Jo>ess CoT. Hair Restorative has IL " needs bat o.s
ra Sold AZ 81 chstham-st N Y ~ fuli0n.t srs&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21


lion OF notes ia England snd decrease OF tS2ol IN
tbs circulation Of the United Kingdom as compared WIN
the corresponding period lsst year
Tho average stock Of bGon held by the an. OF FOG
land In both departments during the month ndins au
gust A. was 20 ilO3ll. being decrease OF ts2i,4O
conpsrei with the preceding monIn, aud decress
II e65s5isJ a. compared with the same period last
year. ,,-,..pr.
during the month ending August II wss t27lOSS9 be-
ing decrease Of e6693l compared with the return
of the previous month and y decrease OF ftoOf24 o.
compared with the corresponding period asst year
The return from the Bank OF England tor the week
ending August - gives the following results when com
pared with the previous week ,.,oo,
Public posts. S6ly37iO Increase 4 in-''Dt
Other Deposits 49,. 7i0570l Incresse- 1900
Rect .--..--.--.... 36ci 20j Decrease oVIfy
80. ~: .si; ~ sefrgfj Increase. ssovu
Other secudtes.--.... lC7llls7 Increase. dlst
Notes unemployed. 45O0ij Decrease 1871
The amount OF notes In circulation is els 25j -55 be-
ing increase OF siO- 9 and the stock OF bullion In
both departments 10 20 1862 showing decrease Of
es9.9jo, when compared with the preceding return.
The Ulwapkee Sentinel says In 1916 there was
exported from Milwaukee IS $50 bushels wheat In 1910
the amount reached sl34is bushels wheat Up to the
Is, OF July Of the present year there had been 250f50
bushels whes, shipped from this port and doubt be-
tween tho let OF July and tho close of navigation an
equally large amour, will have gone from there. The
export OF wheat from Milwaukee for the present year
will be halt million Of bushels. The export Of Flour,
all of tmate in the Territory and most of Il In Awsu
kes exhibits like rapid increase. In s45, tho whos
export Of four from Milwaukee reached 40 barrels
Ia lsi6 amounted IS 756 bbs and up the LIST Of
July the export for the present year had reached 070
bis For the whole year It will probably amount 10 d
600 bbs Previous si5 there bu. very little
whoa, or Hour shipped eastward from Milwaukee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

wasBrsSros COOKERY sross, l3s wiilism-st-sss a.
vertsement u @ h CLAIR in another column. UT ST
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r. The Agency for the French Transatlantic
Steamship Company has been restored, as We under
stand TO its fret locality In Broadway the Agent Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

~ The Repeal Association will meet at Tam
many Hall this evening prepare for the funeral cere.
monies Of 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

~ Hos. f. g. SPAULDISG, the present PoPu- 1
lar and eicien, Mayor OF Buffalo (he FIRST Whs Mayor
there in several years. ls visit To our City and
stops at Ra;hbun's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

r. The meeting of Associstionists takes place
q, the Of Broadway and Houstonst at hsltpsn
.sven this
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-01

Thea, SAID tbe Pueblo, from this day
we are friends. We wall exchange presents
We will defend zach other and each to the
other mus here promise on the sacred ar.
row 10 avenge the death OF the o,her IL kill.
cd by freud or foe lSt US smoke
'l.e, Us smoke. echoed Nabsjo.
The Pueblo then took small pipe from
bis pouch a, h,s bell. b lied and lighted u.
and The Two. who were 30 recently onem,e,
smoked together 10 cement their new born
friendship.
They soon after partcd-each to his own
people. Bo,h were true to their pledge, &
exercd lhcmstlvrs 10 induce their people to
make peace Wnh their bloody crowns
and curniIed noses, they were strange look
ing ministers ofpeace but as they both re
fused to tell how thew had lost their sea %
and the tips Of hcir noses, the mystery be-
gan 10 have lls effect among a rude people
and they became invested with a character
OF profound s,credncH Their inAuene q
rapidly increased, so that IN few weeks
their obJec, Unsolicited and general coun-
sci Oft Two tribes was held. at which q
peace was entered into which lasted many
years
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-01

The bee understands the. and when be
comes TO the cop Of The tall boney-suekle
and finds that he cannot tcsch tho sweets at
IT'S bottom, he ihruss IN has BODY, shuts or
the flower, and then ekhauas the afr, aud
30 possesses hlmss Of Tho dust and honey
Of The flower The lcet Of tiies and lizards
are CONSTRUCTED on q similar principle, and
they thus walk With ease on glass OF cell
ing Their feet are 30 made as to create a
vacuum beneath them. and 50 they have The
pressure Of the atmosphere, hfioon pounds
TO the square inch, to enable them to hold
on The Cat has The same power 10 less
extent,
Plants require the sunlight and some
flowers turn themselves towards the sun, rs
II travels tou0I from east to west The
sun flower does lhis, and al does a field o
clover The het, though We have not ye
20, a, the reason Of them, are sill extreme
ly interesting
The Virginia eteepsr throws out lendril.
10 the form Of foot with five toes each
toe has large number Of HAIRS or spines,
which entering the small opening OF BRICK
or lime, swell aud hold Oh but when de-
eSylng, they shrink md The plant falls of
The vanilla plan, OF the West Indies oxhib
It's similar construction, except that it
winds itself around other objects.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-01
From the 81 Louis Rcueilie-
HEINDlAN CANISTER.
BY JOHN BROWN.

Ia former tunes the Nabsjo Indians on
the borders Of New Mexico, and he Pue.
bio Indians in the country were al war,
and the deadly hatred ollhe races Tor each
other extended TO individuals.
One autumn day Nabajo Indian had
gone out hunting, but had not been at all
successful, and towards night become wea.
~. To ndd TO his misery, as evening
drew nigh, furious storm was approach
ing. His nnticIpalions were gloomy IN the
extreme for in order TO facilitate his hunt.
,ng, be had brought but small piece OF
blank Ct over his shoulders, and he knew
thai to Law out on such a night, with his DO
dy more than half naked, would be latte
short OF death itself
The Indian had remained In this frame
OF mind for some time, when he observed
a particular rock which hung out from the
side Of the mountain. and wAs by that sud
denly reminded thai there was a cave IN the
ne,e hbotho and Ihls he Vas nj length
lorl0nI,e enough to discover.
The Aperture oflhe cave was small, but
he squeezed hH body. aud vac soon at the
extreme end OF the chamber, where he coil
ed himself Up TO sleep with a rock for
pillow
Oh the same evening a Pueblo lndlan
the mortal enemy OF The Nsbajo was SIN
ilariy situated. Having had poor success
IN ha hunt be too was without q blanket
sad aud weary, he too, was 10th 10 spend
the NIGH 10 the storm; and he had though
ofthe cave. (which he was diligently seek
log. Al Ienglh like the Nabsjo, be foun'
and erawl,d in. He did not go 50 IA
back .. the 6rs hunter, bot laid hirn.-l
down near the centre Of the chamber TIL
Nabaio, 10 sound ale mbeT, was useonse'
Gus OF hrs ea,ranee and the istgued Puebl'
was 90 soon asleep thai he dad cot hear III
breathing Of has eaemy.
la The mOrniog the Nabslo, having sier
longes, was eaIliesi s~ake. and rose whe'
he saw the 6ra fsiol light At Tie aperture q
The cave Attempting 70 Pasa oas be stun
bled over The Pssblo. ~bo was lad aeEoi
the narrow chamber. aud swoke hin. Ia
SANITY The Pueblo spfAng 10 has isei, 40
demanded who had dlanrbed bim. tn
Nabsjo answered By asking when and hos
be came inlo the cave, TO which the Pssbl
replied ,hs, be came 90 The night prs'loc
and Lad sl,P there. And who arc yo'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-01
OF NOT HAVING
A QUARTER OF A DOLLAR

On Saturday, at one OF the way stations
on the railroad between this city and Wor.
ces,cr, coarsely dressed wayiarIng man
stepped into the second claSs cars, IN the
hope Of getting trusted for his fare by the
conductor But be found he had reckoned
wthou, his host Tho conductor, on learn.
Jog that he could no, pay him quarter Of
a dollar-lhe required amount ordered
him TO get out OF the car. The poor man
thought It hard case, that because he had
on homcspun coat he could have 30 cred.
1t lie was iatgucd and in hurry 10
reach Boston. But the conductor was
more incxorable than Charon on the sub
lect OF paying fares, and the mayiaring
man was compelled, much to his chagrIn,
leave The train and trulg, along on foot.
lie cast a whislful eye after il, as il
whired along, with the snorilng s scream
ing engine al It's head WsllulIy and
angrly he looked as turning curve in
the track, II was snalchcd from his sight
Harsh Thoughts rose in his mind harsh
thoughts Of Providence and Of his fellow
men Why when so many were comfort
ably provided for, was he condemned to be
held al arms length By poverty And,
when dropping with WEAKNESS wig should
he be obliged 10 drag himself along from
station to station on foot while others, on
their cushioned seats were borne almost at
lightning speed over the ground 10 their
luxurious honest And then he though,
Of The conductor, who had so premptorlly
thrust him from the car; and he clcnched
his fist and half wished he had him there
before him, that he might make him feel
ito weight
! On and on he lrudgcd, revolving these
matters, and accusing his Maker, though
most unconsciousIy, ol cruelty aad injustice
/ Al last on turning an angle 10 the track
be saw TO his surprise the cars al n stand
still What could be the mluer1 HequIck
cncd hisIpace and, as he drew nearer, Gu
rosHy urged him TO run to the spot, where
an excited crowd was already gathered
lie made his way through them, aud be
held scattered upon tho ground, the nulila
I'D aud dlsfgurcd bodies OF SIX Of the very
men who had been in the car from which
he had been Jccied The wnyiarer was
not stock or q stone he OF once recalled
The train oflhoushi in which he had beer
INDUCING and Ito tears started to his eyes
tears nj once Of gratitude and shame
He could have taken the conductor by lh'
hand and blessed him as the blind innru
menl Of a saving Providence tic lief
the scene OF the catastrophe "a wiser and a
better man Boston Transcript, sth
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-01
4 MOTNnEn EDITOR.

The following humorous letter Is from
Mustang the Deltas correspondent ;--
Among others OF tbe unioltunstc woun-
ded who are doing remarkably vel, Is Mr..
Kendall 81 tbs Picayune, volunteer aid de
camp 20 Gen Worth, and your modest but
humble ser,aut Mr. kendAl. you will
ind IN lhc list Of wounded slightly. d.
NOT think bis wound vas cont.1crcd dah
gerous from the frat. a. the ball struck han
night 10 biz horses ear. and at the present
timc be looks 70 be 10 IS hne health and
.sp.rits a. have seeu him. ard a. vel a. a
war worn s5ldier might expect o. be ]
was 10 unfortunate myself as 20 be struck
ri..ht ia my horss' saddle bot the ball vas
spent and did no, r. through the saddle
skirt; therefore a. yea J have no, suffered
any iao0nvenieaee from Il.
I also halTsened q b. -anght "a bad
eosnpauy At the Farita. and vhh several
others. was knocked bead over heels By Zoe
rrplosiou q a shell Bat be,bg sea 8 hurry ~
mek mvssf o. ! trod upon - sh4au, wh.
,eiushly sd ID lad 20 blaineas taef- Az
bou, ihereiort I lol.t oslu, that a. anf
taiar A. I burt s5mtba1y e.se a. BAL q.
va. tsr mvself u1s Aang iasls BOG.
40 sr.,.si Ht.t d4st aH4 -1rlt q la.-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-01

he, and between good liquor. good scgArs
and moderate share of the good things u
this world Am as comfortable As might be
expected uudor the circumstance ilav-
Jog neglected 10 have my name put down On
the llst Of wounded until after u bad bccn
made out tia, all the world aud my numct.
Gus friends IN particular might know that |
too was hurt, viii excuse this paragraph
from your modest correspondent"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-01
nnGS In OHIO


The Buffalo Commercial. under it's com-
mcrcial head gives the following list Il hogs
in Ohio in 1916 aud q. six months Old on
the FIRST OF June Of each ycaras returned by
The assessor 10 the Auditor OF the State.
Total number ia the state lsi6, L4gt,52I
No 10 81 counties returned for
1917, l312,il2
Number ia the Same ooun,ica in
ls47 097. s6i
Increase in the CT counties 27I.2t7
The whole number in tho state for the
year lsi7 would be about 100, 600 which
is nearly one hog for each mhabitnn' OF the
state
This estimate Of the quantity Of porkcrs
in the state Of Ohio gives force TO the ojacu
laiion Of by.standor in the lobby OF the
Senate, some two years ago almost while
Senator Allen of Ohio was undergoing a
fearful scourging from the reused indgna-
ton OF Senator Critteudcn Of Ky
The Ohio Senator had INDUCED in lofty
protcnsions to lecture and dominccr over
the Senate, which Mr. Crittendcn who csti.
mSles Justly and therefore very highly the
dignity of that body, resented as entirely un'
becoming in any one, but particularly in one
Of the age and calibrc Of the Ohio Senator.
In the midst of his burning reproof Of
the assumption Of Senator Alton, Mr. Cnt-
tendcn exclaimed upon what meat does
this our Caesar fecdr when a voice from
the crowd answering, literally raid, hog
meat, to be surc'-tbo point of that
answer is made more manifest by the above
tahlc.=1N Y Nour a Enn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-01

Whru ve came 10 march up and scs bov
streug he cpenys works wss saws Gin
cral Pillow, u " - much 80 cur hives arr
worth 10 70 right straight up and storm that
,l,cc IN tho face and eyes q all their guns
! think We ought TO satify little Sep
pose ne Dig ditch round here in front u
the enomys works NJ that the Uincral
eyrs flashed and he swcrc right out Says
be. NJ. damn ~, bitches. I've ~ optniou
1t en- they are nothing bu, bothct. aud
never ought 10 bc used The hest way Is
10 81 nigh, into the enemy Jcll neil -
on W vent and Pillow ~ like ,,gcf t,ll ho
got wounded. and the rcs, Of rs that wasn't
shot down had to hnish the work up tho beat
way We could
The long and shor, Of Il il. We it our vsy
into the city q Mexico aud annexed il -
Santa Anna CLEARED out the nigh, Afurc with
whai troops be had lcf,. aal il securing
the country to rrt s,mr more places ready
for US % annex When he gets smother
place all ready for tho ceremony aud gets II
well fortified aud has m army oi twenty OF
/ thirty thousand incn in tho iorts aEd la.
hind the btcastwnfks. We shall march down
upon them with ave or six thousand men and
go through the furry. Aitcr they have
shot down about half Of NJ the rest Of ms
viii climb in. over the mouths Of their can
mons. and annex that place aud 50 on one
otter another
II is pretty hard work anncAiu' Ia this
way but that is the only way 1t c7n ho
done II will bc necessary Tot the prc,i
den, to keep hurrying on bis men this way
e. keep our ranks full, for we've got good
deal oi ground to 90 over yet What we've
annexed in Mexico, 50 far, isn't but cir
cumstanoc Of what we've got 10 do.
Some think the business isn't profitable
bu, it's only because they haven't cyphofcd
/ into il fur enough 10 understand il, Upon
an average We &C, at least ten 10 one for
our outlay, any way you can figure IT up
] mean in the matter Of people Take for
Instance the city Of Mexico II cost US on
| " two or three thousand men 10 annex Il
after we got into the ncighborhood II It
and We got at least a hundred aud Gity
thousand people in that city 'd mg tut
1t down AZ high as two hundred thousand
Some find fault with the quality Of the reo.
pie We get ia this country, jest as IL they
\ had anything to do with the merits Of the
case They ought 10 remember that IN n
government like ours, where the people is
used for voting aud where every nose counts
one it is the number We are to stand about
in anncxin' aud not the quality, by no means
/ So that in the matter OF people We arc do
ing u grand business And as TO the mon
cy, it is no matter what IT costs us: for
money grows in the OF d in Mexico, and
can always be had tor digging
There's thousand thing" in this country
that should like to tell you about if ! had
time but things is so unsettled here yet
that have rather confused chance 20
write So must break of here. aud write
few lines to tho President. but remain your
old friend in al attitudes, clear down to
Cape Horn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-01

OBSTINATE JCRYMEN.-An hon.
est man, remarkable for the singular.
ty and doggedness Of his opinions, had
been several times on jury, and al
ways entertained notions Of law and
Justice totally AT variance with the
Judge aud his brother jurors. One Of
he Judges asked HIM how II was pos
slble thai lac always gave so much
trouble 10 the COURT lie replied with
the utmost gravity.
u don't know how 1t IS. but It al.
ways happens TO be my misfortune tc
be on Il jury with eleven obstinate
men.