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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25
FOR. SAIE

LA One Of the beautiful and desirable residsne
M 4 tho state Of Csnssstiegt situa;sa in this atty Of
N ssd occupied By Mira L. Kip, and formerly the
Ie.asnes o. VIM z Gnnaa, k,S, BY whom the house
ofasa with elegant shade and shrsb6ery with
strawberries, &e
The scenery from the grounds i. beautiful and picturesque
equal any in ssis. The house very sIien
with two wells Of excellent and falling water on the
pssnsss and the place conbsss every thing make
OF the moot delightful rssdsaees New EagalA and or
feE rars opportunity to gentleman wishing beautiful
country soat.
For terms and further particulars sp,IY Charles Addons
Esq No. 40 Granite Building Broadway and Cham
bers street, or 20 the subscriber the premises
Norwich, FEB 10 1877 r2 lurrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25

NFFicE 90 IHe INV
nIVIDESD.--The board
~ elared n dividend Of fou
ho,deis ou aud after the 18th
nv Ne " Wall street. The
until the 18th INST. By order
vi lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25

lohK Fihk lNs, COMPArY.I
INV YORK, Feb. 10. isiT
OF directors have this day de
per cent PAYABLE 10 The stock.
inst At the Office Of the Gonna
transfer books will be cIosed
,. UNDERHILL, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25

PAPER WAREHOUSE
he sab,e,,ber. offer for sale lase end well assorted
stock OF writing. Printing Hsr1wae, Envelope aud
WrappinE .per. from several OF the be, psper Mills ia
ecu 10y. They're prepared 70 make Printing PAPER shor
nohoe NJ Their Paper Worhs Windsor Locks, lounectcu
PEkSSE x BROOKE,
hmi Nv re s. and 81 Nassau stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
CirCulation.--F0rty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every cay, Price cents per copy-$7
70 per a.npm-payabe in advance
WEEKLY HERAL o. Every Saturday-Pr'cs 6k cents
per eopy-S l2H cents per payable in advance
HEkALD FOR EUROtE-Every steam Packet day
LIST OF January each yea-sngs copies siIpsncs each
ADVERTISE sENTS, at the usual pricss-slways cash
in I'd 'ance. ihould be written 10 plain
Iegibc The Proprietor will not be responsible
errors that theo.
PhiNTIN G Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despstch.
All letters or Communications by mail addressed 10 the
etsb shmen must be post p'd or the will be de-
Quoted iro NJ fhe subscril lion money RENTED
JAMES GORDOI BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NEw YoRK FERALD EsTApLisHMrNr
North West corner OF Fulton and Mass N streets,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25

FOR SALE OR TO LET,
A ON both OF the handsome story brick hou
N and lots Mes 463 and 467 Broome street. near Broad
way. stabls is attached to Ne l67 which will be
let with the house The houses ave ia good or
der. The location is extremely desirable Apply To-
VIM &JNO O'BRiEN,
50 Wall street
Oso to loan bond and mortgage, in sum. to suit
ft2i tf swh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25

"a nee Sips ore aii hrs els vessels ably Commanded
ana VIA SAL puneuey their regular days Their accen
mocsebs Tor good will b.
pad 20 promote ,hcsr comfort The agsa or & stains va
not ee respossjbe fer parcels packages thrr
unless bills efladns are sisned therefor - '''''
For freight or Peassse, apply to
WOODBULL d MINTUHN
81 south street, New YorE or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-25

TO kET
A The enbasriber sfers let that large
EIH brick HOUSE. BY 50 feet situated the Of
-t1W. Fr0nt and Warrington streets noboksp formerly
knewn a. the fhgax Hctsl FER two private dwellings,.
Enquire Of A. l.. Van Dssksrek HeNoksn
IN Bergen county JOHN II. ZABRl6KIE.
Feb 9Th. 1877 M iwsrc
FOB SALE,
IzA AT PRIVATE SALE-Ths properly known a. No.
E lag Mulberry street. assr Proons strsst Lot n ny 100
feat Atwo stsry brick front house the most sflst
do vi two frame hose the side Of lot, with
large work shop in 81: ~ fsst with cellar - feet
dsse the one Half Of the purchase oaz remain On
bend and msfass, At per ssat the premises
MASSAPEQUA HOUSE.
ia from the business the house will be let
msncisg the hrst Of March next This ssushmsnt be
i 40 we'll hewu, AZ also the cslobted pond id
lo.iaS u 10 Eeodisss to Tor particulars apply
10 the subssribsr the premises. '
N B. The shove esablishnent would be repted vary ov
to party Of Esxtemsa. -"
THOMAS lloyd JONES.
aooTs OYsrLnDAY, L. n1 " mar 1src
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05
DEDICATION.

The Now Catholic Church Of this city
will be dedica ted to The service of Almighty
God. on Sunday l1lh inst. under the pa
tronage of ST. Andrew, Apostle. Rev.
Mr.. Wood, of Cincinnati. will preach II
English, on tho occasion. AMI Rev. Fir
Engelen in German. The ceremony vii
commence c, half pas, Q O'Clock.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05
49, The Goshen Democrat gives an &C

q he Ioshen IIoHocra1 gives an u
count of an attempt of q coiored man nam
cd John Rosenberg. 10 commit violence
upon the person of Mrs. hinly, living IN
Whitley co. Indiana. whose husband
was away from home. He first thrust his
arm through window. when Mrs. X. struck
j, with an axe. He then hega n 10 burst open
the door, when she took down her husbands
gun. but in confusion dropt it on the floor
whore it exploded. He broke in. when she
re,rca,od upstairs. He pursued her. and
as he was about TO grasp her she struck
him on The side Of the head with an axe.
hurting him so severely that he was obng-
ed 10 withdraw. Rosenberg was arrested.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05

Administrators. SsIe.--Wlll be sold
on Friday, the .2d day of October, inst. at inc
late residence Of David Anderson, deceased, "a
miles north of HiIlsborough, all the personal
property of said deceased, consisting OF Ia head
of iIops. one Cooking Stove, some Corn, House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, Sc Sale to com
,nence at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ of said day, when
terms viii he made known, and due attendance
given by -
HOSEA c. TILLSON, id,n'r
Oct. 9Th, 1871. dts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05

Grln Philadelphia county, the annual
drain on the purse Of the people. for the
support Of the paupors.is two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. and short time ago
nineteen ont Of ereYy tioenty inmates 81 ne Aims
House ,rere drunkards!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05
Administrators Noticc.--Notice is

administrator Soficc.--Notice IS
hereby given, that the undersigned, having Ia
ken out Of the WAYNE Probate Court, letters OF
administration the Estate of David Anderson,
late Of said county deceased; ali persons there
fore indie bted sad estate requested TO make
irnnediate settlement, ana all those having
c!lirns against the same will present them legal
- authenticated for settlement, with the time
prescribed by law The Estate IS supposed to
BE- solvent HOSEA c. TILSON, Aam'r.
Oct 9Th, l94T. 4i-otN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05
a. y. NEW Ton,
D F. N T | S T

TESAkES this method Of informing the public,
Z that he designs moving TO the City of Rich
nond, about the middle of October, with the
intention of becoming u permanent citizen.
From ten wears close observation, and practi-
cal experience IN all the branches of Det'ti~try.
be Is warranted in saying, that no one shall cN-
eel him IN this departments.
Richmond Oct. LIST, l9i1 Him
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05
DoVcr.ss. PATENT PUMP.

Tay T. IsARGIS. Has Just received lot OF
these Superior Anti Freezing MetaiIc
Pnnps and all sizes of Lead Pipes to attach,
which he will sell low. at his Stove Store, Nam
street. Richmond, Indiana
Oct. l. l-l1. 4l-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05
NOT ICE.
TO T. II III T. X 5

TENHE undersigned has taken The Oh Mill
commonly known Leagues, and expects
TO manufacture OIL. consequently he wishes to
buy any quantity of
Flax seed,
for which he viii give the higest market price
when delivered. iRN ~ hEED-
p : Aswe are not vet fixed for taking IN
seed al the Mill it will be received at the store
or contracted for TO be delivered at future time
Richmond. Oct. ), l-i1. 4l-bw !. T.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05
From the Cincinnati CONNIE rcial.
Alarming News from Mexico.

The National Inteliigencer publishes letter
from an officer in the army, dated Peubla, Sept
10Th, stating that the Americans have been hem
med in there three weeks by the Mexicans, and
thu, Gen. Scots dispatches had been cut Off
RICHMOND. Oct. 4, p. M.
The La Patria has later dates from Mexico,
stating that Plrades elected Inspector Cen
eral, but refused to accept the appointment l;
was rumorei that Gen. Rea, with large body Of
National Guards, waiting to attack General
Lanes train.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05

SHoRrESIvG THE Oaio.-The Ohio river from
Pitisbu rch 10 the mouth used to be hoo miles
Some one has measured 1t anew. and macs II 10
be but : } miles But in truth that is not all the
difference 1t used to be 90 days travel for a
bale Of cotton which is made TO move It
over in DAYS. 1t used 10 take 4 letter TO come
from the icgins around there, we don't know
how long-now get the price OF flour and
the depth of water IN minute. change, an
entire one has over the spirit of the stream
4 great country this. AMI the changes IN 1t SO
sudden and 50 vast Pittsburgh American
rrThe Partisan citadels and forts will
occupy in time of peace an army Of a.
600 men. which with the garrison of Paris
VIII form an effective force Of 10000 men
exclusive Of the National Guards.
ETThcrc arrived n Buffalo on the 2ls..
4 cargo Of over 1900 boxes Of Cheese
from Ashtabula. Ohio. Among tho 10;
w7s one Tint weighed -! pounds.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05
D 4 p z. RIM

u all kinds: also. CAP. LETTER, DRAW
INC. aud WRAPPING PAPER, of every ces-
cription; also, BOX BOARDS. For sale at the
..Cheap Western Cash Store"
The highest market price giren for Rags
Richmond, Oct. 4, lo41. 4l-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05


profits which will DO first offered Tor sac 0s ne
And tho said rents and profits will not oog se .
bidder for cash IN na ses
will be discharge "a. no eo
DC
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05

wash
do
do 10
3acres.es tate of homas Roberts,
o No 50 north owned by D'n.ol Sloan
kiln do Renjnmf
Nooon 2 sonthpo
lsouth ront
do
.
2i l2o do 81
% lot ID a3 inclusive
franklin
seventh; lot no. IN 10
1863 l7O III
()xnedby
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05
Yours, truly,

P S-SUNDAY, 2. NJ. The city is full of TX
tras," issued at noon to-day, stating that after
the most desperate battle the city of Mexico was
taken by Gen. Scott, with a loss of 1000 to lou
men in killed and wounded. Gems. " orth and
Smith amongst the killed. Mexican loss not
stated further than 1000 had been left dead on the
field in one engagement besides 400 killed were
carried off with the wounded. Santa Anna
wounded, &c. &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05

Tho Georgia Journal is perfectly sansfi-
ed with Gen. Tayior's letter to tho en-
cipnati editor. Il says:
"Under such circumstances we cannot
doubt the result. Tho Democrats of Geor-
gia have greater reasons than their brethren
OF New Jersey and Pennsylvania. 10 advo-
cato Gen. Taylor. He is Southern man
both in theory and in fact. Identified with
our institutions and loving ihem. his charnc-
ter is Nevertheless such as to enable hlm to
accomplish great good for the nation at
large. Let US then, all forget past differ
cnces. and rally like brethren around hum
who con best protect and defend both our
rights and our institutions.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-05

Gems. Worth and Smith Killed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-08
LIVERPOOL CLAssIpIcArIor.

FIsH-SAleS OF cou were maze mackerel
were quiet
FRuir-salss of2a 300 boxes bunch rasins were made
at l65c.
IIEMr-Market dull, and nothing doing worth report
ing
LEADate yesterday, 1000 pigs sold at 81 IS; to- day
1000 do. sold at 81 l2lS, on time, interest added.
MISUNDERSTANDING of moment was doing in any dis
cription.
NAVAL sToREs-sales of so 100 bbls spirits turpen-
tine the wharf made at 37Hc In other descrip
lions no transactions Were reported
Os-Sales OF a 500 gallons city pressed nseed were
made at Csc, and 1000 do English do sold
cash 1900 gallons natural spring sperm sold Mt 81 05
PRovIsIoNs-There was no change In pork or beef
The feeling favorable but sales beyond supplying
retail wants reported 100 hhds hams sold at $40
Lard-Saes of 100 bbs good. sold ut ga 9hc; 100 do
prime, in Kegs were reported sold at 10i4c Cheese
Good WAS worth IA INC at which sales Of 200 boxes
were made; and 3O0 do poor heated and in bad order,
cold at &C. Stock good light with some better feeling
since the news
RrcE-The market was Inactive. while prices were
nominally the same The stock In Carolina said to
DC very light and hence holders disposed to hold
on for better terms
SuoAnWe have only to report sales of about 100 hhds
Porto Rico mt 6k a $40.
TALLow- Nothing doing.
WHALEBoNE-North. west was steady at CSC
WHIsxer was very dull. 81 22c was offered for the
article in barrels.
FREmHTs-An a. ~ American vessel was said to be
taken up for London ut 81 Cd for -four and lOd for
grain In bulk II said American vessel was taken
for Liverpool to load with -four at 3s Cd and with
grain at I'D In bulk l6 10000 bbs -four were engaged
to Liverpool in American vessels ut 81 Cd and 900
bushels grain In bulk mt l0d. To the continent we
heard Of arrangements OF Importance and rateeNre
manned nomnally the same
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SaIes of stocks at Philaislnhi..
ST.. LouIs, June 10Th. la47


.9Gafrs al the Wesf--Msscurf Poiunfssrs-.arotk,y
Steamboat accident, &c &c. &c.
Since my last there has been arrival from the
Plains beyond Council Grove Consequently, we have
learned nothing further from NV Mexico nor in rea.
tiou to the rumored Of Transfers OF which
wrote you
think likely that the Indians are In such force In
the neghborhood Of the Arkansas crossing that small
parties End It mpossibsto pass with safety -Four com.
panies OF infantry, however, the march from
Fort Leavenworth to Santa Fe and others will soon
follow, which must temporarily at least reopen the
communication
Within the last forty-eght hours, two hundred and
eighty Eve Of the heroes Of Braeto and Sacramento
have arrived among us ON their way their homes In
the interior of Missouri They are hardy looking set
OF fellows; most Of them In the bloom of life. Col Do
nipban Is hourly expected with the rest Of his reu
ment rather the survivors, for though the Miseour
volunteers lost few Of their number In battle
has sadly thinned their ranks Col Doniphsu's reci-
ment has lost one hundred men by sickness, and Col
A shocking accident occurred TO the steamer simon
last evening ss she leaving port for Peru on
one Of her steam pipes and number OF deck nassen
gers were dreadfuy scaded In the alarm several per
sons jumped overheard but It believed that nope ex
S s an infant was drowned The frantic mother.
herman woman, had lsaped into the river with
rant IN her arms She sank and on rising TO the sur
nce, she was seized but her infant charge had
,ofn rem her arms by the waves, and
oerman the father Of large family Of children,
lying In his berth, the current Of steam He
thockingly scalded and knowing not what he did jump
sn overheard Selling the rudder, however, he saved
mreit from drownnRto be taken to the hospital and
die A little German boy ten years Of age,
llown for considerable distance and scaded In such
manner that he survived but short time These are
all the deaths known to have been caused by the dis
sster.
The cabin was crowded with passengers many OF the
delegates to the Chicago Convention but none we're Ia
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S22,.68,77O
l3,353,628


Here is variation In favor Of about nine millions
of dollars in the importation of merchandise alone
This variation has been nearly annued offset, by
In the first six months of sa7 there were dutable 49,
ai6,ea4 Free s5G77e52 against dutabe, $50 4so $40
and free, Se74a37e, in the first six months of 1886
showing in lsl7 falling off OF 81 In free goods
aud an increase Of 81 500 ,7e5 in dutiable goods
The revenue from customs this year. has been about
the same as for the period last. For tho
months ending June 30th ls47 the receipts
tom house Of this port $40, 760625 against SI0
bia3OO for the same period the previous year This
exhibits an increase Of only S2Is 325 on an additional
Importation OF dutiabe goods Of S4s567s5 This does
not look much like any very great increase of revenue
from customs under the tariff and It is our impress
sion that the estimated receipts for the year will not be
realized The mportations Of the past six months have
been limited 1t is true, compared with the estimates
which formed the basis Of calculations relative to re-
venue and every thing depends upon the foreign COM
Of the country for the next six months The
average duty imports under the new tariff has been
30 much smaller than under the old that the increased
imports not sufficient toproduoe any increase in the
revenue.
The shipments Great Britain during tho mon tn of
June were unusually heavy. The shipments of bread.
stufs we're as follows viz 2si25l bbs Of -four; 1860
bbls NEAL 372 3O4 bushels wheat 73s409 bushels corn
1889 bushels OATS sl9 bushels e"d siooz bushels
barley OF the s7I2I 800 exported In june S6I0l33S
were shipped to Great Britain and her dependencies.
very large per cent Of these shipments were as will be
seen by the above statement relative to breadstus In
the shape of -four and all kinds Of grain.
appears by recent statements made relative to the
warehousng business Of this port that the whole value
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-08

IN the village OF Jamaica, L. L., the morning Of the
9th OF July. by the Rev. DR. schoonmaker JoHN Hrsny
o. lof the hrn OF Ward Schoonmaker Of
luis ety. to Miss SARAH WILIErs of Jauaica
Also on the morning OF the 5th ia the same place by
the kev DR.. schoonmaker, JONATHAN d. HuLL of New
Lebanon, New York. TO Miss ANNA b. ScHooNM,KxR
l.. l. -
On wednesday, 9TH inst, by the Rev. Charles IL
heaa, Mr. hosERr s. Dow, to Miss AvNABELLA Ro-
pnRrsoN, both Of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-08

, on " ednesday morning, 7th inst, of consumption
ELIZABETH DoSsrLLY wife Of James Donnelly aged 81
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this Thursday afternoon at 3
and 74th street
=, On wednesday morning, July eth, ANTHONY ELLIS
hiIcHINGs, In the 23d year Of his age
Ills friends, and those his father ANTHONY T. Hitch
ings are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on
FRIDAY morning, at O'Clock, from No 47s Bowery,
wrout further invitation. His remains will be taken
To Trinity Cemetery for interment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-08
TELEGRAPHIC.


BALTIMORE, July 7-P. NJ.
Flour continued to be depressed by the late news
Sales of 1000 bbls. Howard street -four made at
g. 49, Wheat was very dull, and We quote Maryland
aud Pennsylvania red at 100 a l0oc. Meal was very
heavy, and inactive at So Corn had downward ten
dency We have only to report sales Of 1000 bushels
Maryland yellow at 7oc. Rye dull and prices nomi
nal. Provisions steady, but very little doing Weather
ycrv warm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-08

BosToN, July IF. NJ.
Our -four market continued very dull, with down.
ward tendency. We quote Michigan and Genesee dull
Mt 80 SO So 10. Wheat dull, and no sales worth
reporting transpred. Corn-southern and western
mixed was nominal. Sales Of 1000 bushels good sound
yellow madeat TOO Some better feeling 10 rso'i
sions, though transactions 'siy limited Cotton
was rsth Today, without alteration in prices
The receip during the past week about follows
-four, 20 500 bbs corn 600 bushels; wheat 1000 do
oats, 5000 do. Freights--more active.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-08
of merchandise wsrshoussd In Tia Two quarters was
about three millions OF dollars, a. follows =;

of merchandise wsrshoussd In tha Two quarters was
about three millions OF dollars, a. follows =;
MrRcHANDIzE WAErHogsED-Ponf or NEw Yohx
. First Quarter
Mech waehoused 81 500 SEQ Duties payable $i269i5
Withdrawn. 1855 paid ........ 2f0,Ol3
la store end OF 1857 s Due end Of quarter Ss6 So3
Second Quarter.
Mech warehoused 81 500 900 Duties payable 1000
withdrawn.. $4,000 paid 5Uu,uuu
In store At end oqr S600c00 Due end S23o0Oo
The quantity Of merchandise warehoused In the Be-
cond quarter during the most active business months
in the first half of the year. larger than in the first
quarter through the winter months This branch Of
the Custom House business Of this port has hardly yet
got fairly into operation. 1t will take considerable
length of time to make the system generally understood
until which cannot expect it to be generally adspted
Ultimately 1t must become of the most important
features in egn trade both regards importa-
ons and expectations The principal features Of the
law have heretofore given, and far they have
been tried, have proved sufficient for all present