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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-06

MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY O,
Cleared.

CIc0TGOs
ton. 20 %a.sS Suaha% Din %S;
BIe% fisdh,u:sn Be%sS 8s'sh: Kruger Mary Phil
ssIksMsypSds Susi%er H.ipsrsi.o, x.op & chauae.y;
psusSs9 we:sa;
Chester, Lsd;sa. Vera Cruz, Baker Cool
fsa u.s. b. wS Emily. Sherwood Charleston Dun.
schn-Bangor Luffman, Bermuda, WA Davenport; Ma
Elzsbeth Lemon st Johns, NJ. Meyers; Com Kear.
bern Nc; Marcia, Smith, Washington NJ: Sun, NeksrsOn,
barge large Star, Lonshead, Philadelphia
Propeller-Anthracite. Stewart, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
B bark Eliza Ann, Blythe IS days from Liverpool in bal
Tspscott ID inst lat 80 H. lon 50 So spoke Fl bark Antonio
from Hayrs for New York, out 40 days.
so5 tons coal 10 tons nseed OIL 70 jacques April 3D.
90 Ion spoke Br bark Jane Blair from New Orleans for
Br bark Nicaragua Marshall days from Gloucester Eng
land, and days from Hampton Roads, in ballast, to
Brig Hope Pierce from Rochelle and days from Phsde
phia with brandy TO the maste and to Heckenrah Van
Br brig Ethel Stage a days from Whtby in ballast, the
LIST inst lat 49, Ion 3d. spoke brig Rival hence for
brig London Packet F,edricks. aa days from New
q s steam schr Polk Com Ogden days from Washington
t; ss1s PR With sugar. to Brett Vose
schr Hale Chase is days from Halifax with fish, to
sehr Augusta, Ayre,, 10 day. from Boston Boston,
Sem Sem AsSa%a Ms 9Un s 3i% Salem
s ss Aand,1s GsiSi: s.s ,'s%
schr Hope w Gandee Jefres, days from New London
schr Lsander Collins, 4 days from Sur Boston
Below.
2brigs-unknown s.u.,
Shin Lord Duffold for New Orleans; banks Atlantic,
clan, for New Orleans.
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and IL he 10 elected IL is one Of the most successful
tricks ever played upon the political chessboard Fa
Their Richie thinks 1t shameful man@uvre; but II
Tn. boot had been the other leg, he would have
chucked over it with the most delicious gusto But
sir il was your bull that gored my yoke Of and
that puts different face upon the But, resting
the wing delegation from Virginia at ve members,
are forced believe that there will be whig majority
in the next House of Representatives.
This is important beginning. We learn that the
Mexicans apprsed Of this very fact and of the Ger
tanty Of the wing House compelling the President to
withdraw our armies from Mexico the first requsi-
ton OF Mexico to the suspension of the and to the
entering into negotiations II could believe that the
Mexicans conversant all this with home
politics. then should have a strong ground
for assuming that Santa Anna would hold out till the
next meeting Of Congress In the absence Of relia
BILE information that the politicians of Mexico thus
appraised Of the state Of affairs in the ensuing Congress-
we stand fast to the hope that peace be ours on or
before the entry Of the American into the halls OF
the Montezumas
The President is ssnguine of an immediate peace, and
his opinion is doubtless based upon the most authenc
information. But,
NOUS vERRONS
P S-f the war Is not closed before the next meet
ing of Congress, should there be whg majority IN Ine
House, the American armies will be Withdrawn across
the Rio Grande That's certain
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PHILADELPHIA. May5. 1917.


Two school boys, lettering around a house in Union
street about TO be demolished, this morning, were
seriously injured by small portion Of one of the walls
falling They were removed to the hospital.
There be great competition this among the
boats running to Cape May and the probability is tina
so many to be engaged that the fare will be reduced
so as to make it losing business to all concerned
There are rumors aHoat that several boats from New
YORK are to embark in the speculation II two
good sea boats we're to ply between Philadelphia and
New ork during the bathing season. stopping their
way going ana returning, at Cape May,
modate Vsites from both cities there can be no doubt
that they would meet with due encouragement
MIR Freeman the gambler, will not meet Mr. Green
the antigambler in debate unless there Ia an eouai
share OF the profits The parties will not agree from
present Appearances and the public will not have an on
portunty TO which Of the two Is the greatest adept
In roguery
The Medical Convention assembled this morning IN
the Hall Of the Academy Of Natural Sciences Mem
beers Of the profession present from all portions Of the
United States, and the debates promise TO be of most
interesting character.
The dinner given TO Commodore Conner takes place
tomorrow afternoon, at the Columbia House
The business transacted the Schuylkln Navigation
falls very far short Of the expectations Of ts friends
wing not to any failure In the improvements made dur
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WASHINGTON, May 4, le47.

Lighting dnd Jutns up.
The good people at the navy yard section of the city
propose grand illumination and fireworks on the
ming Of the sth May the anniversary Of Pao Alto, in
honor Of the late achievement Of the American arms
in Mexico. The city proper appears to have made no
arrangements for cooperating in this enterprise and it
is consequently entitled to credit in the demonsra-
ton. We gratihed to learn, however, that the
evening Of the navy yard illumination salute and fire.
works Father Richie and the Major purpose lighting
lip the Union Office and exhibiting in front sundry trans
parences in honor of Taylor Scott KearDy. Fremont
Doniphan. Price, Conner Perry Sloat. Stockton Shu
brick and Others of the and navy Of the United
States operating in Mexico Good This Is what we
call patriotic, far it goes and the encouragement
Of the soldier in the battlefield is great deal in any
way in which such encouragement may be manifested
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BALTIMORE. May s, 1S47.


More Dry Weatssr--Wsr News enpected-Yolumteers
for Merico--The Pisanoise-Tom Thamb-7he Pitts
burgers biured asain-Sioek Board, &C.
The rain on Sunday last. which thought to have
rat an end the drouth has been followed by three
very dry days. and the ground is resumng the dry
and parched condition.
Great anxiety is ovinced to obtain further advices
from Scott Our citizens expect every morning
to find the of another grand battle and victory
showed under their doors in the Sum- by the great Over
land Express which presume is also the with
the readers of the Herald in New York.
Lieutenant Dolsn ofthe brave spirits who fought
In the bloody of Monterey, raising another
company volunteers for Mexico and has already
listed about thirty Lieut. d. returned some time
since the sick list, but having regained his health Is
again Mexico learn also that he has enlisted
of those who had been forced to return on ac
count health but WELL and ready to join
The Viepnoise children commence their engagement
in Richmond on Monday next They have given W
the idea going to Washington there Ii room ia
be had in that city sufficiently large to afford them
stage ROOM and at the time leave sufficient space
for audience.
Tom Thumb draws equal to the dancing children and
Is the town talk. He performs General Bombastes Flu
rioso nightly at the Museum.
Baltimore has again bluffed Pttsburg of with regard
to the connexion Of railroad with the Connesvls
road few weeks since they had succeeded in soaring
Of short sighted citizens, by their clustering
bringing them to their knees and demanding that we
should out the heart and soul of company tn,
Hon. Louis McBane before tney would 10 lister
to any negotiations from humbled city. MIR Nc
Lane however, stood firm to his ground and Is now al
Wheeling, with a committee of directors, negotiating
certain alterations in the recent Virginia law, which
left optional with that city. The Pitsburgers hav
ing been thus brought back to of their own un
Importance, have discovered upon further reflection
that they treat with Mr. McLane, and that all diff
hcuties with regard to the route by Turkeyfoot are
removed although before committee went &c
Wheeling, 1t was wholly mpractcable What will be
the next move In this railroad farce
The stock market is passive, and operations few
note sales Of U. s. 6's, Of 1867 and Treasury Notes at
104-steady; buyers at l03A State of Maryland per
cents tend upward-salcs at SO a s6<-with buyers at
SO 064; sellers at sos s64 City 6s Of 1890 hold at
99A o lO0-without sales. Five per cents 81 q 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-06

HARTFORD, April 30; ls47.
Political affairs in Connecticut.

Political affairs in Connecticut.
The Herald is getting to be and the favor
is with Hartford boys Your full reports Of foreign
news and particularly of the army news, crafty every
body They ahead of every other paper.
Next Wednesday the Legislature. of this good old
commonwealth sits in Hartford. Gov, Bissen will be
escorted into the city in the grandsst style Hon. Mr.
Fessenden, Gen. Waterman, and j. N Bolles Esq., have
the matter Of escort in hand and you it will
suffer The Foot Guard drilling and will Of
take the lead in escort duty The second company
Governors Foot Guard from New Haven, will be here
and the military parade, including about ten compa-
MES, will be grand.
The people are looking with much interest for the
lature. The democrats repealed the wing liquor law,
which caused sensation year SINCE and now the
wings have the whip hand again is supposed they will
make more restrictive law than the present. por-
tion OF their voters demand 1t.
The wings have decided majority In the Legislature,
and will Of course turn out all the democratic Office hold
Hon. Seth p Beers, the school fund commits
soner whom they dare not touch He is hated by the
wings, though he Is constantly showing them favors.
But he Is loco red hot He has held the office quar-
ter of century and Will hold it another quarter The
locos chuckle over this
Hon. Thomas s. Williams Chief Justice, is 70 years of
age and by the Constitution is disqualified to act any
longer. The wings win put Ex-Governor Ellsworth
in his place, in spite Of the democrats, who will
Seymour A. Case, Esq, lawyer Of great eoquence,
though Is thought by some not so deeply studied In
the science Of law as Gov E. Mr. Case is popular, how
caucuses and in 4th of July orations He would make
good judge and his physical conguration particularly
would command admiration and respect. But he can't
come it" this year.
The new and splendid depot the banks of the Con-
necticut In Commerce street has settled away at the
foundation and this will cost the railroad company much
money. 80
The new Mayor, Mr. Ripley is growing popular with
all classes, since his inaugural address.
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WAsmscroN, May 4, ls47.

The ncp Postmaster at NeU Orleans-Mr Bentons
Influence NTH the administration.
Mr. Jones, of New Orleans, who recently married a
daughter of Col Benton been appointed Postmaster
at New Orleans unquesonably through the instrument
talty OF Old Bullion Mr. Jones formerly editor of
the New Orleans Bulletin, when 1t was democratic pa
per- and is not wing editor as has been declared by
of the whig He was good enough ocofoco
for Old Buon and be it understood that this same old
Bullion who resisted to the very later than any
other democrat the overslnugh Of Mr.. Van Buren-is
now the head the Presidents advisers. notwith.
standing the project of the Lieutenant General has
worked disastrously in the State of Virginia The
object of this intimate confidence between Col Benton
and the President has some design about 1t In connec
tion with Sias Wright and the succession; but all the
schemes all the cques for the present. seem to be stu
titled ut the very mention Of the name of
ROUGH AND READY.
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WAsHINoroN, May 4, 1917.

WARRINGTON May T. 1871
Mr.. Webster ..Gt Northumberland Of the COMMITTEE
to inpite John Tyler TO the Supper.
A gentleman just from Richmond informs your CORES
pondent in the premises that the committee OF invita-
ton Mt the Webserian supper at Richmond took vote
upon the question of inviting John Tyler TO said fes
val and that only being cast in his behalf the
invitation was not rendered. although John Tyler was in
Richmond at the time
Now what VIII every Tyler think Of that especi-
ally when he considers the suspension OF Mr. Webster
from the whg church account Of his adhesion to
Tylers administration, Tyler's cabinet, and Tyler's
measures What will Faneul think of it, when she re-
collects the pathetic inquiry Of Mr. Webster Where
am | to go ~
The fact is cruel proceeding to refuse Tyler
invitation to supper given to his right hand man Mr.
Bolts could not be at the supper and therefore there
reasonable for refusing ticket TO John
Tyler They have used him very badly to say the least
of it 1t was by no means u fair shake VETO.
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Southern Cotton Market.

MOBILE, April 27-The market Saturday and Mon
day quiet, and prices freely sustained The sales
the former day 600 and the latter 800 bales
To-day there was good enquiry. and as the day ad-
vanced the market became animated, and very full
prices were paid. Middpg to good middlng l0x l01S
cents The sales reached fully $500 bales 1t s generally
reported and believed that later foreign advces have
been received by express Receipts since Friday l799
bales; exports 6504: stock, l3l,939 bales.
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SaIes Of StocIx. Mt Bosto,,.

BRoKERs BoARD, May Al share Boston and Worcester
RR los do do 1919; IS DO Western RR Ia2 Is do DO
r. ok IS do Norwich and worcester RE- is1; IS do do do
9 200 do East Boston Co. 2 50 do do b2o 2o IS DO DO
Do ll.i6 $50 Canton Scrie ~ sOo do do, M $500
Treasury Notes. 25 O3A $4,000 Reading Railroads Bonds
1850 7j14; 1000 do do do 1850, IS.
Scoop BoAHp-7, shares Norwich and Worcester Rail.
332 do do do 8 do Canton Stock 371 100 do Scrip AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-06

pHLP qARHARDT THE Er midas Aiad 10 say Word IN re-
garde the admirable made mad. ,s sorE Sn
found tie cnf medSned above csn
than can be bought The last suit we purchased OF
him. and Cor raid Sa cora not os eouTa, sood
~. aug res ,.ns .na West Broadway as 2wsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-06

ing the year. but in consequence Of the tarin OF
tolls instituted and other inconvenent regulatonF
which driving their best customers back to the Read
ing Railroad The latter is doing an immense
business and as they strive oblge those who deal
with them the trade tberoad rapidly increasing
instead Of diminishing
Sales Of Stocks In Philadelphia .
MAy5-Em,r BoARp-I2i00 State SIS, "a; 800 Lehgh IS
~ loo Readng R 30I so Susquehannah Canal 10; 100
Bank Az: Crard Bank I; 1000 Cine nnau Bonds, d.
%; IL farmers and Mechanies Bank So Union lanai, A.
Arrrn sALrs5o Suauehsnas1 anal a S Ivy az loo
SchuvlkiIl Navigation 6 CO. &c; Philadelphia Bank III;
$500 u s Loan, 6s, 67, 1904. .,< 1900 nh. nm
Srcosp BoARp-s5 Girsrd Bank il'S; $1,000 Reading RR
Nc, Rnas "a. 1910 do 73l1: 100 Lehgh Interest 63; Gil
o R nou " 1000 Loan 6s 81 1861 1900 U Treasury
notes io4 200 Lshgh coal scrip s5 80 Vicksbu'g Bank
ia ,S nj A. % cr.-a p.nL ,,a<
400 State e's OF; so Reading RR, 30i4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-06

SCHuYLKILL NAvIGATIoN.-We are informed by
enlargement of that canal extending from Philadelphia
to the coal mines Of Pennsylvania, is complete and
that great amount OF coal is offered for transportation
consequently good. The canal is in excellent con
don and deep enough for boats drawing five feet water
The company offering liberal premiums to induce
boatmen to engage in the coal trade copy of which will
be found in our advertising columns.
This is the only navigation leading from tide water to
the great anthracite coal mines of Pennsylvania Of which
the locks large enough admit the boats canals
Of this State 1t will accordingly open vent for the
surplus Of boats the Erie canal when the pres
of the spring business is over and reghts begin to
fall on this line.
The locks of the Schuykll navigation ls feet
wide and 10 feet long.-.qlbany argus.
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The class of vessels reported ships IS bark l6
RTg ," 9 aw0 or ffsf 10 1
aish Belgian. PGu.sisn, venenaelian, Hsn9vsTian.
d dSaas"f's spanish" Norwegian" 0'''''''' anu ''A'
s#, sa Ms s% Ii eeS sm, sSa
bark full of water aud all three %ssts gone bow
spirit Standing hull painted hGk T wy a. white hn. arch on tine
asd Of her had on
Ga rs ." r on hex - nS ?, FIJI
he hui Is under water d:
WA s f, es e ia e ooae oar
Is Of which s1Ss,Isd bright did not appear
NAV uet "a IJ"s !" Una, ,h M"ral usr. R,n
slip. o''''''''A 0'"''''' anu '' N'A''" '''
We, ~, -
cn Harhnr e. ;ncor,sc, IL "a 80 ne b n.r.on drec,
from Greenpor whom we presumed csuid not have been mis-
taRen 'eeAp0' ""'"' we 'e'''' '''N "' nav '''"
% So e, Hsy 3D. Ass.s
eontact With an Iceberg IL thick fog no lat or Ion Sven
She carried away M d. spd IN franz and
s ss i. .x uo NE S% s
On sPs csa
partly Alexandria and there probably some insurance in
soHR Yr..o Of Lubec hence for Pensacola wishing
ship and b; into
planksnear &c; Damage 10 the schooner was NOT
Sem AMEEicAN-l Extract from IetterlLhalIs store
Del May 3-The cargo OF schr American asnoIe on haah
in bSR ayy S Es
Ths % sSo 81 %
The .ehr reported eap.1sd in Hampton Road. on the 10Th
Norfolk crew all saved
h Of abou 800 Sbs oil soo o worth Of
IN en 81 aa I'm
inst about PM Goe.eberry Point, the mouth Of
Consisting Of S dea off, and with the exception Of ONE bb
was saved Accounts from her on the morning Of the 3D.
that n, a
Capt had Obtained two sloop from Westpor to assist in
getting the The Hudson is an old vessel owned
babiy be- tptal loss ~ nus ~ VI "e'' ' VIII p''
LAurcn-A beautiful bark called the Pilgrim, was launch
Gu at 'iys"e last "e''"y MeeN'
spoken
@ bod h.r 70 M WIN
ter B,IE lanSs Ms,ch f. TcsS q Sp R and
Br bark Elizabeth Moore Tor Cork Api e Lag 81 lon a.
loS sTy L'va I'm TRINIDAD 'r Liverpool Ap lat 49, a.
Brig Argus days from Charleston for St Thomas April a.
LAY M ~ n; ION o. rW.;oo, so,os,oeow
Seby Comet PurS I'm Wasbnson NC o1 p Indie, sub
schr Pcos and Boston Packet FIN York for Galway I'd
seh q ,, Bautee DIS I'm Bait for B1o' April 'h lat &c co.
'0 SER Il Herald for Halifax. April 49, la. H. lon 60 so
WhaIemcn.
1900 A W. Ss% Bedford May ship Hope Wilcox I'm Pacific
Ar at New London May d. bark Pembroke Laz from w
Coast via Chill aud Zealand, with 400 bbls VIII OIL $40 do
'p %r i a; DO Nav ill., shin Nan,ake Smith las, fin Falkland
ssnSs WIN qioo DDS wy sPbI xoio IDS pphe ~,
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constitution or confinement from business Invaids are par.
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time may be thus avoided One Of the members Of dc
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diseases Of the ure,rs They effect 10 much shorter
agreeing with tie stomach confinement from business
Price 81 ss3%sfTyTIoNAL DEBILITY C ;S
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secret nd9Irence OF excess Of any kind IL invaluable
remedy for Impotence seriy or breness unless depend
Single bottles 81 each; cases OF half dozen ST. carefully
hacked and sent q all parts Of The Union
'" RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
~ OR the OF primary secondary syphilis.
yenerea ulcers nodes, any complaint produced by an
njudicous Of unskilul medical treatment
Ali persons suspecng venerea faint remaining their
can consider himself after having the disease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this Justly cee
brsted Alternative. -.
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SAsSAFRAS
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackcry
This refined aud highly concentrated extract possessing all
the purifying qualities and curative powers OF the above herbs,
is confidently recommended by the College superior
Of Sarsapaa before the public and be
relied on remedy for all diseases arising from
worm botchcs pmple ces pain in the bones joints,
nodes eruptons, liberated throat dis
arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis nu
hicious use Of mercury.
sJold in single bottles at rs cents
in cases Of halfa dozen bottles. ...........ss
dozen 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
NJ B-A liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers
Office open from ga M NJ sPPinMMiApnsov NJ,
D6W Is Nassau street, New York