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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-22
BIRDS, BIRDS, BIRDS

BIRDS, BIRDS, BIRDS.
S<N FOR SALE, few very superior Mocking Birds
VIZ also very fine South Carolina Red Birds likewise
Canaries in full and plumsge perfect Apply at
TSSAS IS Lispenard st, basement al96tsc
GREAT ATTRACTION
Archey at Home, No John Street
49, A. GRIEVE begs acquant his friends and patrons
VIZ that his has returned from Europe via Bremen
~ after residence Of months Androsberg and
the other most celebrated districts Of GERMANY He
has been enabled to collect the best selection of singing and
fancy birds he has offered also variety OF rare
and fancy birds from all Of the world selected with great
trouble without regard to cost
N B-Fancy dogs Shetland ponies Chinese silver and
English pheasants, and variety Of barndoor
owls fancy and breeding bird seeds treatise on
the management Of breeding and raising Canaries &C.
p Shelters postpaid will At all times meet with prompt
attention from A. GRIEVE,
ms msrrc No. 8 John street. N. Y.
LESSONS ON THE PIANO FORTE.
MISS G. c. WEMYSS can now accommo-
date tiree or four pupils If immed APP
f4x r Il 6pcation be made her house No 3i7 Sixth
Tx Sstreet, between Avenues and d.
VIII have objection if Desirable attend her pupils
their residence.
Terms-Tweve Lessons for Five Dollars or Fifteen Dol
lars per Quarer-hree lessons each week. ais lm*rc
THE LADIES' CONGRESS- BOOT.
- p. LABOYTEAUX, Gal Broadway, desires to in
form his numerous and fashionable lady patrons, that
he has made for the right manufactur
the elegant elastic walking Boot now 50 fashionable
provement the classic stuff will enable him make his
boots and high shoes with all the elegance peculiar his
Of work and yet without the trouble facngs.
This valuable invention all the confined pres
from the arch Of the foot while the affords
elasc spring in walking which be appreciated
0uf trial Inns
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[Erom thc Marx Lnne Expres,. March 2o


Several circumstances have combined to mpart great
dulncss TO the grain trade. Firstly, have had unn-
terruptedly fine weather for space Of nearly fortnight
and though may be questioned whether the sudden
changes which have taken place from great warmth
during the day time TO sharp frost at night be
sdcred altogether favorable to vegetation long s we
have bright sunshine and uncouded sky at this pc
Rod year everything supposcd TO be going well
Another Of depression has been the sudden
satiou Of the Irish demand and material falling of in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-22
LOOK AT THIS.

- JUST RECEIVED, large lot of Gentlemen
&3 French Boots, the best and handsomest ever in
this city and will be sold the low of S. kinds
e Gardeners Caters and Patent Leather Shoes,
different kinds OF Boots and Shoes Ladies, will find
this store great variety Of Cater Boots Slippers Buskins
Ties House Slippers white and black satin white Kid
Shoes, Boys Boots Caters Shoes and Slippers of a. the
various kinds all Of which will be sold cheap at 367 Broad
way, OF Franklin street. M. CAHILL,
N b. Country merchants supplied by the package dozen
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l.. WALSH & CO.,
- FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers No s Ann street
NEAR the Museum New York Fine French Boots SO 90
Is% n Dress Boots made to order usually
Slippers constantly hand and made order the
notice Repairing &c., done in the Quick sales and
&c
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE

NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE
49,. FOR ALBANY AND TROY direct, from
the foot Of Courandt street. The low pres
nssurs steamboat EMPIRE, Capt X. B. Macy
Regular Days, Tuesdays, Thursday: and Saturdays.
Passengers taking these Boats will take
the morning Train Of Cars from Troy West Buffalo, and
north to Saratoga and Lake George.
For Passage or Freight apply board the Office
on the wharf
Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain VIM. w. Topper, Mon
ednesdays r.. M.
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AFTERNOON LINE, Daily,
49, FOR NEWBURGH AND FiSHKILL,
Point, Cold Spring and Cornwall. The Steam
THONGS Powell Capt ssml Johnson will leave the pier
Sundays excepted At o'clock, commencing April TO- Re-
umink-wl leav" New urgh every morning o'clock.
bail Baggage and Freight Of every description Bank
Bills Specie put boa I'd Of this boat risk
the thereof unless entered books of the
ccipted for. ap9-lmsr
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IA ALARM offty-two acres most delightfully."- situated
fst1 about five miles from Ezabethown N. j., comprising
E.t& handsome commodious Dwelling House, fitted with
marble manes and convenience for respectable fam
the whole including gardeners house barns house and
other buildings substantial repair the orchard
tans twenty of choice fruit
The easy from New York. either by the various
from Jersey City, Or the ferry Ezabethpor whence rail
within hundred yards Of the house. renders
this properly very valuable those doing business in this
city The greater Of the purchase money remain for
WISE & SONS, I72 Pearl st.
Also for SALE dwelling house No. 3ol Washington
tpA
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FOR SALE,
a. GOOD PAIR OF BAY HORSES. perfectly
JA6 and well broken To be seen at the stable in
AXN-the Of st. Johns Church, st. Johns Alley.
2wrrc
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SPRING STOCK OF
BOO rs ND SHOES.
SMITH a. RISTEV

SMITH RISLEY
ID. TAKE THIS METHOD of informing their cusomer rs
and purchasers in general oftheir and well
leced assortment Of Ladies', Misses and Chdrens Gal
tsn Buskn,, slippsr &c, of their own manufacture,
with and purchased for cash. which will enable
them to sell at the very lowest prices.
N. BStore will be open until o'clock in the evening,
giving Country Merchants opportunity examine ueir
stock when not otherwise engaged.
SMITH & RISLEY,
lac Chatham st., directly opposite the Chatham Theatre
m27 I'm *rh
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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-23
THE ELECTION.

Jared w. Williams, it is asce'tained, is g.
lected Governor of the State of New Hamp-
shire for the year ensuing. by less than 1000
majority. We shall bear it philosophically.
This fixed fac,' can't be got along with 9th
erwise, and we are somewhat used 10 be in
the minority. Still we are surprised at the
result, but not astonishcd. as are the Abolition
lists. who sincerely believed they should in
crease their vote a number Of thousands.
The cause Of the change is in nut-shell-a
majority of the Independent Democrats have
gone back to their old friends. horse, foot g.
Dragons Of them, toe, have been
drdgdoned into it
The result is to be deplored by all of us
who had hoped that the liberal legislation Of
last year would sustained, and that, under il,
the State would prosper for years to come.
We have no reason 10 doubt that Rdiicalism
will show itself. as it has ever been, tetriInen-
tai to the pros perity OF the State. We hope
at least that in its might Of power it will
leave us the small bird law.
Large sums must have been furnished the
party to pay the erPenscS Of the hundreds OF
leading men and agents who have done moth
ing else for months past but iatter, promise
and iutimidate, TO get back the Independents
into their ranks. They have succeeded. In
our defeat it is some consolation to see the
noble vote which the Wings have given TO
sustain their principles.-N. II. Sentinel.
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The city is yet quite full of strangers, not
withstanding the apparent thousands who
have left during the past ten days. Bushes:
men complain wholly of the delay ofthe De
parlments in the transaction Of the public bu,
siuess. Men are detained here days and
weeks upon the simplest matters
By the way. / hear of enormous prices
which the Government is paying for vessels
purchased for the transportation OF troops TO
Mexico. | have had my attention called to
two sales-the one Of propeller, where 30
600 was asked and obtained foi vessel pre-
viousIy offered for $4,000 at private sale,
and the other where $40, 900 for an old steam
boat. previously offered for $4,000, with re-
pairs put upon it,-These are examples Of
such common occurrence that every man Is
now expected 10 make a good bargain out Of
Uncle Sam
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remem-
District Of Addison IS. bered that at
Probate Court held at MRldlebury. in and for
the District of Addison. On the 10Th day Of
March A. D. f647,
Peter Starr and Sophronia Smith Admin
isirators OF the estate of
ADNAH SMITH
late of said Middlebury deceased, present
their administration account for allowance ::
Ii is therefore ordered. that said account be
examined and considered BY this Court for
allowance. ar session thereof TO be held at
the Office Of the Register of this Court in said
Middlebury, on Thursday the 18th day OF
April next, al one O'Clock in the afternoon
and that said administrators give notice there
of 10 all persons interested. that they may dP-
pear and make their objections, il any they
may have, 10 the allowance of said account, by
publishing certified copy Of This order in the
Northern Galaxy-a newspaper printed al
said Middebury-three weeks successfully
previous TO the time of said Court.
Jed, S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of Record.
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
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,,u r.iend and fellow ciizeu,
THOMAS II. BENTON.
WAsurSGroN CRY, March Q. ~.

WAsurNGroN CITY, March Q. ~.
SIR-I have given To your letter Of the 9TH
instant the consideration which its importance
demands. 10 rendering royou the appoint
ment of Major General of the Army. earn
estly desired that the country should have The
advantage Of your conceded ability aud mill
tary knowledge, your intimate acquaintance
with the Mexican character, and your famil
iarity with the language and political condi-
ton.
Immediatel y after your nomination as Ma
jor General was unanimously confirmed by
the Senate, carefully examined the qeus-
ton, whether possessed the power TO ceslg-
nate yOn--a junior Major General-to the
chief commend of the army in the field. The
result of the examination is am constrained
TO say, settled conviction on my mind, thai
such power has not been conferred upon me
by the existing laws.
| am fully sensible Of the exalted patriot
ism which could alone have induced you &c
make the personal sacrifices TO which you
would be subjected. in assuming even the
chief command OF the army in Mexico; AND
| duly app eciate tho reasons you have as
signed, and which may, ] fear, prevent YOU
from accepting your appointment as MaJol
General. If, on farther reflection, sucf
should be your decision, shall learn IT witt
deep regret. | am, sir, with high consldera
ton, very respectfully. yonr obedieht ser
want, JAMES X. POLK.
To Maj. Gen. Thomas Ii. BENTON, Wash
ington City.
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HAS THE GREAT AIITHOR OF MA

HAS THE GREAT AUTHOR OF MA
TURE provided us with no remedy for Con-
sump,ion-and the diseases leading thereto
which are so feariully common in our coun-
try ? Has He left us 10 find relief from that
fatal scourge by ransacking othe, lands ? No,
il is not so. The best--Nature's own RENE
dy-is ready at our hand. The Wild Cher.
~ and the Pine furnish US with a cure, where
a cure is possible. DR.. Wisiar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, formed by chemical extracts
from Wild Cherry bark and tar, relieves all
cases Of Consumption, and efiectuaily cures
it where il has not progressed so far as 20 be
beyond cure ubdues the most inveters te
cases Of Asthma, even of 30 and 40 years
sianding-siops raising of blood, after other
remedies fail-and removes every kind OF al
lection OF the Lungs and Liver which our eli
mate induces. The remarkable efficacy oil
this wonderful medicine, in many diseases
hithertodeemed incYrable, has excited among
physicians great curiosity as TO The precise
nature Of IFS ingredients. Let purchasers be-
ware of limitations and counIerleits.
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS
on The wrapper.
W. r. Russell, agent.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We. the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Add
son, Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate Of
JERUSHA FRISBEE
late of Middlcbury in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; And six months from the 18Th
day of March inst. being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend TO The bns-
mess Of our said appointment, at the yelling
house of the deceased in MiLdlcbury on the
last Monday of March and August next from
nine O'Clock, A. NJ. until four o'clock, P. M
on each OF said days.
Nahum Parker Commits
II, Beck,rih ( sioners.
Dated at Middlebury this 2Oh daycf MARI
l847. AZ
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,

District oil Addison S..
BE, it remembered that. AT a probate q curt
held at Middlcbu,y in and l0r the District of
Addison, on the 18th day Of March A. %.
IS47.
John NJ. Weeks administrator, with The
will annexed. Of the estate of
EPHRAlM CROOK,
late of Salisbury in said district deceased
presents his petition in writing. TO this coHrI
Drawing Tor license % sell The real estate ol
said deceased, for the purpose Of paying HE
debts aud legacics Of the said deceased, and
expenses Of administration: and therein FCts
forth the amount Of debts due Eom The de-
ceased, the expenses Of administration. the
IegaCies TO be paid according 10 the last will
and testament of the deceased, the value of
the personal estate, and the situation OF the
real estate of the deceased, and that il is ne
cessary to sell real estate for the Purposes IL
forsaid: Ii is therefore ordered, thai the said
petition be considered by this court, al The
session thereof to be held al the Office oil the
Register Of this court in said HiddlebUry on
Thursday the 18th day of April next, AT one
O'Clock in The afternoon, and that notice there
Of be given 10 all persons interested, that
they may appear and make their objections.
if any they may have, 10 said license being
granted, by publishing a certified copy OF
This order in the Northern GALAXY news
paper printed at Middlebury, three weeks
successfully previous 10 the Time o: SAID
court. j. =. BUSHNELL, RegIsier.
A true copy Of record,
AZ Attest j. S. Bushnell, Register
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THE LAST OF THE LIEUT.. GENER-

The following correspondence we find il
the Union OF Thursday night. The editor
introduces it with fling al the Balance Of
Power Party in the Senate. He states. al
so. that the Loco Focos would have insisted
on the Lieut.. Generalship at the close of the
session. but for the fear of losing other bills
Mr.. Benton has sent "a copy TO each Sena
tor. Benton's brevity is exceeded only by
his modesry just think Of putting mere
partisan civilian over the heads of war-woru
and SCARED veterans and then look at the
proof disclosed, here and elsewhere, of the in
tcntion of Of Loco Focoisn TO carry this
measure against the repeated declaration Of
Congress.-GTrib.
WASHINGTON Cry. March 10, AZ.
SIR: Please to receive as mark Of my re-
spot, copy of the following letters, which
explain the circumstances under which de-
cline TO accept the appointment of Major
General of the Army.
Respectfully, sir, your ob't serv't,
THOMAS II. BENTON.
To Hon. Mr.. - of!he U. S. Senate.
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To Hon. Mr.. of.he U. S. Senate.
WAsursGroS CRY, March G. >

WAsuISGToN CITY. March 6, AZ.
SIR: Without waiting for the formalty of
being presented with the commission Of Ma
or General in the Army Of the United
States, | think it fight TO inform you at once
that my acceptance or REFUSAL OF that hig h
appointment, will depend entirely upon ma
iionaI and public considerations. of which
you. yourself, will be the Judge. Personally
can have no wish for this Office; but il you
believe that | can be of service To the coun-
try. | am willing TO forego all private consid
erAtions-separa.e myself from my family,
under painful circumstances resign my
place IT, the Senate, which is so dear TO me
and proceed Immediately 10 the theatre of
wa'. My only stipulation would be for The
powers which deem necessary to success :;
and these would be both military and dipo
malic-the command Of the Army, and au
hority TO sign preliminaries o. peace, based
upon terms previously approved by you.
beg you to believe, sir, that nothing sell
fish or personal. dictates this proposed stipu-
latun. There is no such Thing in it. 1t
proceeds from a thorough conviction that,
with "A subordinate command, ! could do no
good 10 the army on the contrary, that my
presence there would be improper and mis-
chicvous for am known, from my public
speeches, TO dssapprore the plans, both OF
the late and The present communicate the
defensive policy of one and the San Juan o!
Ulua attack Of the oIher)-aud this being
known, my presence would operate ds an i'm
piled ceusure or the TWO generals. and might
make me, in spite Of myself the nucleus oil
discomfort and INSTRUMENTATION. The COM
mand of the army, therefore, is the only
military position which could hold in it.
Authority TO conclude place, or at least &c
sign the preIimnaries of peace, deem high
" essential to success. as il would enable the
Commander in Chief 10 take instant advan
tage Of all passing events military or political
to close the war.
7 Furnished with these powers, ] am willing
tc make the sacrifices, and TO incur the re
sponsibiiies Of this high command; but
lie I've it to you, sir. for your free I'd final de
,ision; considering 1t as National question
and a new one, on which there is no com
mitment, on either side, in anything that ha
passed.
Whatever may be the decision, my thank
and gratitude will not he the less to you 10
YOUR unsolicited nomination OF me to thl
high appointment. MOI TO the Senate for IT
ms ant and unanimous confirmation oft, no
The House of Representatives for its ihre
times virtual election Of me TO be the com
} mander-in chief of the army in Mexico.
Respectfully. sir.
you lend and fellow ii izeu,
THOMAS II. BENTON.
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DESIGNATIONS.
A ND Fractures reduced with safety and &C.
IL lerity, by means of DIR. Jarvis
SURGICAL ADJUSTER


A ND Fractures reduced with safety and &C.
IL lerity, by means Of DIR. Jarvis
SURGICAL ADJUSTER,
And with less pain than by any other known
method.
All the most eminent living Surgeons of Eu-
rope and this country, who have seen this apar-
atus, have spoken of it in terms of the most de-
cided commentator.
ITS MERITS ARE
l. II admits of tree motion OF the limb during
the application of force.
2 Any amount of force can he applied in the
diTed la e, Of the shaft of the bone.
8. The force may be applied gently and steadily
rapidly or dOlrly; retained permanently, or re-
Taxed instantaRcouslv; and is al all times under
the perfect control of the surgeon without the en-
cumbrance ofasSistants.
t. The points ofextenSion ndcOunter-exfension
may be confined within the limits Of any
round bone.
5. The extension and counter extension may be
applied in any position of the limb.
6. Fractures of the neck of the thigh bone can
be so managed as to ensure the complete use
ofthe limb, and atthe same time give the pa
tent the great relief ofreSting himselfby change
ofpoSture during process OF cure.
Even diSlocatiOnS of long standing. and many
such as have heretofore been considered irredu-
chile, can, by means of thiSapparatus, be reduced
with ease.
The subscriber having purchased the AdjRsteT,
is prepared to apply il.
CHARLES L. ALLEN.
Mddlebury, March 3, 1871.
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STATE OF VERMONT. !
District of New Haven SIS.

Beitremembered that at a probate court holden
at Bristol in said district, ON the 18th day Of
March lS47, the administrators on the estate Of
RuFrs II. BARNARD, late Of Bristol, in said dis
uict deceased, made application to said court to
have their administration account with said cS-
tate examined and allowed.
Where upon said court, ordered said admin
StratorS to notify all persons concerned 10 appear
al APPRECIATE court, TO be holden al the Office oftbe
Judge of said court in Bristol aforesaid, on
Thursday the 18Th day OF April lSi1, at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon, then and there TO make OBJ
ections to the all owance Of said account, if they
see cause; by publishing certified copy of this
order in the Northern Galaxy a newspaper prin-
ted atMiddebsry in theCounty OF Addison three
weeks successfully previous to the time OF said
court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy of record. III
AZ Attest II. MUNS1LL, Judge.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

About o'clock this morning our village
was alarmed by The cry Of fire. which was
discovered 10 be at the Paper Mill village
The Paper-MIll owned by Messrs PARKEF
& O'FLANEGAN was entirely consumed
The Oil Mill standing within few feet, after
having the roof and garnet floor burnt of wat
saved by the effective operations Of the En-
CINE, which in the hands of our Fire Com
pany has proved itsslfa complete extinguish
er.
Both buildings were insured.
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Nh. REPRESENTATIVE. Theanii- r adicals
have elected as near as we can ascertain, l41
Representatives, The House will consist OF
about go. The radicals claim 16 or ls ma
jority.
The Radicals have elected their Counsel
lors 10 Districts No. ,. 3, and 5. In No. A,
Mr.. Perkins (Whig) is elected.
Democratic Senators are elected in Dis
tricts ], 2, g., 6, z, s, 10. andl2. Anti-Rad-
ical in 2 and 5. No choice in No. 9. The
Senate will stand 10 TO Democratic.
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RELIEF OF IRELAND AND SCOT
LAND

Notice is hereby given that the Relief
Committee will despatch slip 70 Ire land
without delay, in which donations of food
and clothing car be forwarded FREQ oil
freight.
Railroad and other expenses on coutribu-
lions consigned to Messrs. Minot aud Hoop.
er, 40 India Wharf, will be paid by the Com
mittee.
Newspapers throughout New England are
requested 10 insert this notice three times
aud send their bills, if any, TO J. NIGER
SOIL ROWDITCH. Esq. 81 State Street
For the Committee, JOSIAH QUINCY
Jr. Chairman.
Boston, March 6, lS47.