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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-18

The Missouri, from Cherbourg, is now in her
eighteenth, and the Cambria, from Liverpool, in
her fourteenth day. The spectators intend to
ehtain the first intelligence
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White Teeth and Sweet Breath are always
secured by using Peines Ors Tooth Paste only IS
jar clear and white skin certain if you use the
Tablet Of Pearl and Asbssts Is cents per boz. Persian
purify the blood and for other causeTownsends Ssrsapa
ra. Van Humberts Female Monthly Pills, Richardson's
Grand -
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countries FIBRE 10 aga TONS worth 20 millions dol
lars Fisxsesd nearly ave million Of bushels worth about
millions Of making total Of 80 millions Of dollars
drained out Of Great Britain for the produce crop
limits VIII not give US the opp rtunity Of contrasting the
influence Of the steam power With the handloom In Ire
country and ooSS not too by
the Club more especially in the much to be desired
location for agricultural college or school, and for the
necessity Of which there cannot exist any rational en-
placed over that species Of Hortouturs that promised
gentleman Ireland opened the eyes of the Club to
the difficulties that the country is exposed to from oil
praotcabty Of raising the seed for other while
he justly deprecated Indifference to the straw which
forms the substantial element Of the linen manufac-
the reflection of the farmer and demands further inyes
tigation by the Institute letter was read from Mr.
toes the seed of which the Institute had received from
j. d. Williamson, who obtained them at Bogota, not
81 r.
ing them worthy Of notice This gentleman produced
10 potatoes from plant by breaking of the shoots
trsnsplsnting Them and obtaining amazing produce
Two committees were appointed one to report on the
advantages derived from the late excursion to Long
Island Of the members Of the Farmers Club and another
to further and more practically ansyze the various soils
20 as f
6ax and hemp from Savannah were exhibited by Mr.
Bennett ALSO from Georgia and New Orleans, and seve
me nnest coocoons ever exposed 20 sne PuDnc Vie"
AIter lew iurtner remarks the CIup aoJourneo
THE CHINESE AND THE AMERICAN WoMEN.-The sub
ects Of Brother of the Sun and the Uncle to the
Stars now in city, have not yet been satiated with
tne ngnts ana noveluee OF tns stlsnss sn0. We ssw
tsntiveiy beautiful young they seemed much
pleasedwin Inc momenS tney saw ner
suooenly tulneI away, snsx -, .no,. S, @
ing very iowo We eHPeCt .ne young %Sy,e , 80
home Saturday will he the last dav of their stav in
this c;tv w." ~
p..
NEW HAVEN AND orRiNoFiELp nAILKoAS.-ooston pa
pers OF yese.dsy morning were 70 US as esy
6 SIX O'CLOCK last svsning VIZ snS view st sn ~
SPrineneio route. MI O. T. penniS Dsggsge muster Vi
me tram VIZ accept our LOT aus ~
wnicn, ~ a timos ZIG scooP.apie sna sne U ~ "n0
r.. p.- tn. o,,w... ..
AnavAL or Em,ahANI - ~ ~; 10 d, Gud y,
Pssssnsers o,o a. 'nD P'i'' o"s 'uu"y
anu 'o"1-y' A"ou'eu
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CARGO OF BARK IDUNA

ARK IDUNA.
1 cs books Goodhue x CO
l bale printed books Heinrich
< 90
3bales l case mdse T M Op-
penheim < CO
2 cases hair seating J J Dolan
& Son
81 bales inf. goods Z Wiencke
Q trunks, 2 boxes, 2 bundles
clothing and bedding, l ba.
rometer, I spyrometor, l
chronometer J Ogden
Q cases mdse Heinrichs
Is do muskets, 9 do cotton
drill, l SAMPLE srcel drill, 6
cs linen Meyer X Stucken
20 cases wine. IA baskets do, !
case perfumes. 2 do segars, 3
casks wine, 3 cases small
wares, 4 do fine oils, 2 do
ultra marine, 2 do woollens
and cottons, l do spiceries,
I Mecke x CO
, cases cotfons, / bale bed
dings, 3 cases segars, , bas-
kets wine, 4 cs do Schulze
x Bleidorn
"a cases, 60 bales mdse w v
Seaht & CO
6 cases mdse Douglas Births.
IL c. mdz Victor K Duckwitz
bale do Patterson X CO
i case do w H MAINS x CO
2 do do Hughes Ward X CO
ado do Paron x CO
edo do & Warren x CO
o cases l eask smallwsrss We
deles K Major
box mdse ID e Siedhof
0 cases do Setley & Sevening
IL bales shearings VnndervOrt
I case cottons, l do iustru-
ments Schmidt x Balchen
c. woollens Saroni& Archer
do tools w Keller
/ do woollens 7 Lehrberger
sundry pkgs & cases 70 order.
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Strangers take Notice.-Sh0uld You be In
of very fine Wig before leaving and exaty
suited 70 the would do well TO give Gil
bert Fletcher CALL No. 10 Broadway s.s who keen
constantly hand general assortment Of Gossamer Wigs
and Toupees.
N. B.-Private rooms for fitting wigs
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C<OTtI TOu1-k11uHHhO1h1
popularity Of these pens sorsly perpexed wits OF
val dealers; and they nue them By fair Compel
ton, they rssorting The Richie
lieus however, be affected either by the craft
WATSON co. (. William street one doc! bsloy Wall
Fulton Levi Browns Pens Sa reduction of5o
Richeeu g. equal the best Other Gold Pens with sill
pencils from rs 81 So Pens carefully repaired
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Bark George at quarantine from Liverpool June l2th
has i4i passengers four of whom died the passage
Fftyone are candidates for the hospital Five Of her
sesnnsn are also sick Thomas Dopnson, Of South
shislds England tho 9th inst, deliberately jumped
overheard, after having disposed Of his ensc.Boston
Traveller, 'f~r
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HEALTH OF New ORLEANs.-At the Charity
Hoscltsl on the 9th, there were reported-ad-
missions for the last forty hours ending yesterday
at q clock were 70; deaths 24of the deaths, 10
of yellow fever The interments at New Orleans from
saturday morning. 7th inst to O'Clock Sunday morn
ing we're 37of which ~ persons who died Of yell
Io, faxar N O Bee. Aug. 0.
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the sale of gold and gold and silver has estab-
shed the OF Nassau and John
No 80 john where without m III. best
Of those articles that be found the city The
subscribers having had long In the manufacture
both pens aud enabled offer them low
lower Than other house All who may wish purchase
-'' '"''''' " 'A'' -"' CLARK, BROTHER & CO.
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small which the subscrbess have placed every
thing the toilet without destroying their useful
ness aud the and manner in which they
made render these superior manufactured
An examination cannot fail of being satisfactory.
@. SAUNDERS & SON. ut Broadway.
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cargo Z

CARGO OF Il
6 casks brides + 8 Fishel
4 pigs hides ~ Dunlop X CO
boxes mdse Lippold K CO
lpkg books h Ga rigues
8 CO mdse { F A Heinrichs
7 casks do do
4 do e Muller
! case mdse Horstman. Sons x
Drucker
/ do Fisher X Bird
l do Schmeyer x Broths
l case books Wiley X Putnam
l trunk samples aud hardware,
/ ease do, Z Wirths
3 cs segars + 3 Schlesinger
7 casss, case do Schragge
Hoop < CO
l cs hair seating, . casks bris-
ties Eiscbsl X Slade
8 do. l case q II Keygmberg
| X CO
pkg, 2 cases, l bale mdse
| Winterhof, ri, or * Karch
5 cs mdse T Grunenthal * &C
do D NJ Peyser
2 do T. Back
II do G w Vorwerk
20 do, S bales do. M Hirck.
feldt
Q cases nanfd. goods F. 8
Schlesipger
I do 4 Grunenthal < CO
6 BIS porcelain d Coop
2 bxs do M Biilsland
} do H Stevenson
l case manfd goods Hose X
Victor
9bales woollen goods Charles
Lucke
1862 plates spelter Phelps,
Dodge X CO
l222 do l. 8 lines & co
1858 do u d Norwood 4 co
3 bales woollen goods Spies,
Christ l. CO
lease passenger goods Motz &
Pollitz
2casks do Tn Maurici
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Navigation OF tn. Ohio River.
MONEY MARKET.

Vues0ay, august C-o +. NE
The stock market exhibited to-day, some signs Of
improvement At the first board quotations for mott
Of tho fanoiss advanced fraction. Morris Canal
up 4, Norwich and Worcester a. Long Island 4, Har-
lem y. Treasury notes fell of " Reading. Farmers
Loan closed at prices current yesterday
At the second board, Treasury notes rallied lttle
and sales made at an advance Of per cent. on
prices current in the morning Harlem u, Earmers'
Loan " Norwich and Worcester y, Long Island n
The Harlem Railroad Company have advertised for
proposals for constructing twenty nine miles Of their
road extending from Its present terminus at Croton
Falls to Dover Plains in Duchess county. Most Of the
line Is exceedingly favorable for grading and bridging
and the company prepared to push forward the
tension with the greatest rapidity.
The quantity of nour, wheat oorn and barley left at
tide water during the I'd week In August In the years
ls46 and l847, Is as follows
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

COMMON PLEAS, Aug I7-ln Chsmbsrs-Bsfore Judge
Daly.-Diseharsed james Fay and Oliver B. Stevens
discharged from the United States army on the
ground Of their being minors.
MARINE CouRr-Before Judge Waterman etxser
u.s. Pan Veithopen.-This suit which was reported IN
the Herald Of yesterday, summed up after which,
Judge Waterman reviewed the testimony, and was OF
opinion that the plaintiff had not made out his CASE
Judgment for defendant.
IT, S CoMMrssrosER's OFrrcE-Before Commissioners
Morton-.aiieged Vioiafion Of the Passenger Act
Capt Van Velthoven was complained against by the
of his vessel breach of the act Of Congress
in bringing passengers than are allowed by law;
Tho was finished to-day and the complaint
dismissed.
u. s. MAMMALS OrrrcE, Aug. 7.-Chdrge Of Lar.
eeny-Thomas Tyler formerly one OF the crew OF the
schooner Ellen Perkins was arrested this morning by
Deputy Marshal Collins, under warrant granted by
David L. Gardiner ESQ, United States Commissioner,
charged With having stolen Of the boats belonging
10 the ohooner on the day Of October last while she
was at anchor in bay Of Matagords He was detan-
cd for examination.
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Gold Pens.-Facts are Stubborn Things
That Wt5reston Co. Z! Cedar New York. or IS hes
nut street. Philadelphia do keep Of rojd
pen. and gold and silver pen and pencil be
reducton) condeaby less than those any other
house tart well known 70 and easily asceraned by
ALL Any kind Of sold elsewhere for g. they will se for
81 So Gold Pens ofa kinds rsullv repaired or
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Wings In talics-Indspsndsnt In small cspitals-Demo-
Gratis In roman.
0Eo. M. DALAI. President.
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BROOKLYN IntellIrence.

THE New LINE or observation-disclosures Hustled and
buses on Thursday morning. They will take the route
from Fulton ferry to the navy yard
THE BRIDGE STREET FERRy.-We are informed that
the Union Ferry Company Of this city, have not any
interest In the contemplated ferry at the foot Of Bridge
street.
ANOTHER TEMPERANCE Pic Nrc.-We understand the
Union Daughters Of Temperance No. intend to proceed
pic mic on Thursday morning.
LAYING THE CORNER Stone OF New CHu RcH.--This
interesting ceremony took place yesterday evening In
Dean street The church belongs to the Methodist
Episcopal denomination. There number Of cler-
gymen present who participated In the religious
cises This will be another added to the already large
number Of churches which this city can boast Of
PREsENTATior-The Franklin Guards proceed to
Fort Hamilton tomorrow afternoon for the purpose Of
presenting their late captain (who Is ohoer in Of
the companies about to proceed to California; With .
pair Of Colts revolving pistols
DEATHS IN Brooklyn FOR THE WEEK ENDING Ayo.
4Males 49, females IS adults Is, children ~ total
81. From New York l6
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IncFease. 7BS,S67 I6B9,B 3,l29,0N l32,O25
By reducing the wheat to -four the quantity the lat
ter left at tide water this year. compared with the GORE
spending period Of last year. shows excess equal to
l,l26 100 barrels Of -four.
The receipts Of corn thus far exceed W 244272T
bushels the entire receipts Of 1916.
The following table shows the quantity Of some of the
principal articles Of produce LETT at tide water from the
of navigation tho l4th of August in.
elusive, during the years ls46 22 days. ls4s dsy
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The aggregate quantity Of the articles left tide
water from the Of navigation to the l4th
of Aupust inclusiye Ia az follows
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the upper Broadway and Murray p.ee
thar al strangers should visit the largest coec
ton Of pictures Of any gallery in the world
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= gree Cathollclsm.-We learn that Rev. ME-.
pube n German Divine u address the
E, nal Pal seven, on the nature OF Free Catholicism"
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Grand Vancy Dress Bali 1t NsWpo.t.-Dlb-
BroadH.y New Yek having been Saratoga for
Of his cSstome 70 be in attendance also Tor
c one 70 be given Newport the 23d He has wigs,
drseses. he. he.
to be found At Newport
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Si7s6a.775 ils,iao.2se iio,72i 2as 1873 7ss COS
Compared with the returns for the past two quarters
thu reeult IN A annexed
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FOREIGN MAILS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Maya, 1917.
CEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals for carrying the
ceived the Navy Department. until the 18th day OF June
next, for carrying the mail of the United States once
month each way, in good and substantial sea-seamers
also, separate proposals Tor carrying IT IN good and sub
stantai sail vessels, from Panama TO Astoria, IN The
Territory OF Oregon such other port in said territory
as The department may select ageeaby to the provisions
of the 9th section OF net entitled AN act providing
for the building and equipment OF -four naval ships,
The Isl October 1SS the department reservins the right
ofrequrng them touch two intermediate points
the coast and from time time, at its discretion, du
tons as may deem necessary and proper for the proper
and the mails their prompt receipt
and delivery from and to the points Oh aepae au ar
tons must be strictly observed by the contractor under such
penalty for INCONSISTENCIES the department may impose
The vessels 10 be employed for carrying the mails as
aforesaid whether for for Sails must be well con-
ctea: of proper DIMENSIONS and suitable in all respects
for the service and the for which they Intended
and the department itself the right select the
proposals which, in its Judgment present the greatest
advantages 10 the public service
The bidder may embrace in his offer stipulation 10
carry agent OF the department with the mails ree from
expense 10 the government, or may omit 1t at his discretion
Such stipulation may induce preference TO be gwen IN
favor of an Offer in other respects equally favorable TO the
government, over an offer NOT containing IT,
Bonds, with two or more good ana suthcent sureues,
will be required IN hall the amount oil the contract io the
faithful performance of said contract according to It's con-
dtons and spuatos; and ten per cent will be deducted
from all bills additional security, to be paid until
said shall have been completed annually, accord
ing its terms and conditions. The remaining ninety per
cent OF all bills duly approved, VIII De paid within
thirty days after their presentation by such navy agent as
may be designated by the contractor.
Each proposal be accompanied with written guar
anty, signed by responsible persons, TO the
effect that the bidder, or bidders, will his or their bid be
accepted, into Obligation within tive days from the
time OF being notified OF the acceptance OF ms or Their pi
with good and sufficient for the faithful performance
of the contract according this advertisements and no pro-
posa bid, unless accompanied by such guaranty VIII
be considered.
Nav 4-2awtl5thJune
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SPRING CURE.

Doctor uenaudons ertra of green herbs for purifying the
blood and the of all diseases arising from ats tnpv
tn; also ofaH other chronic diseases.
TIME use of these herbs is particularly to be recommend
ed TO all persons, ladies and gentlemen, OF enieebed
and angushng health, renewed strength and vgo is
by it impaired TO the body. ~ ,
The of treatment under this cure VIII be descriD-
ed on applications teacup full OF the of the herbs
is takei every morning and an early promenade in the
free air made immediately afterwards. 49,
Those desous this pleasant mode of treatment viii
please make early application TO me at my office Pennsy-
mia avenue south sde ID door west of 18th street.
b. Nervous Diseases which more yield to any 9TH
err means, will be treated with animal magnetism.
DIR. ID. V. QUENAUDON.
ANas,innton city. ID. C.--MaY 5-2aW3W
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TO RIDERS.

The ofno win be upon unless
payment OF the Subscription be made h advance. r aN
Distant subscribers forward
which will be paid BY u.s. and III k BY IL
safe transm mission ~ 'ftftti aAAN''A'7
The COUNTRY PAPER pubished tiwsekiy during ne uss
Csngvss. and ssmiwes dsring recess
perpdlsss than received
proportonsd to the above annual rates.
Of remittance payment
tons will ha saesnt receipt therefor
notes Of any specie paying bank will be received
POsrMASTERS red to act agents
ing DAILY subscribers with 40 enolosed Ave Semi
WEEKLY subscriber with enclosed; Ave WEEKLY sub
rbers with $40 enclosed will be entitled to oil the
edition as they furnish snbsc nbers Cor, gratis.
! terms
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Foreign Mails No. 4, New York by Cowcs, Eng
land, 10 Bremen, Germany.
TINE arrangements for regular conveyance of mails to
and from Europe, ny the above route are so far com
pleted that the WASH NGToN the first steamship of the
line, will New York for Cowes and Bremen Haven
Tuesday the rst day of June and, ALSO on the
first day OF each econd month thereafter. 49,
1t expected hat the second steamship will be rendy to
Intermediate month, thus furnishing monthly mail in
each direction. Ofthe commencement OF the monthly ar
rangement, due notice will be given.
POSTAGE.
The inland pos,aee to the>tity of New York, as well
the postage by ste amer New York, is be prepaid
on all malabe be conveyed by this ne excepting
that addressed Bremen, or TO places to which said mat
will passl hrou gh the Bremen post Office lanbnrgh
is included in this exception 10 Bremen and to the
points supplied thr ough that Office unpaid letters &c may
be postage to be collected at Bremen .
The rates of post ,ge established by the act OF March -
1885, provide G the transportation of the mail between
the United States nd foreign countries, are, on the above
route, follows: .
Upon all letters and packages not exceeding one-ha
weight and not exceeding ounce ortyeight cents and
every additional half ounce traction OF AN ounce, nj
cents.
Upon each newspaper, pamphlet and price current
three cents.
Inland postage in all cases. be added, whenever the
matter transported by mail within the United States.
The following the fourth section OF the act above men
toned
lind be further enacted, That it shall not be Ia wfnl for
any person carry transport any letter, packet news
paper printed circular price current, Except news
which vessel may be bonnd) on board the yes
sells that her eater transport the United States mall as
provided for in Il and for violation oil this pro
vision penalty five hundred dolarsis hereby imposed,
be recovered presentment. by information, qnlam
acononehalf for the OF the norner, and the other
half for the of the Post Office Department.
G. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT April 80, lSi7.
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~ ty for sae.-Thc subscriber offers sell that well
and eligby situated large three story brick dwell
ling house, store, and yard Patrick Frederick,
Md, adjoining the City Hotel, the principal tavern, and
within short distance of the courthouse, banks, acade
N.Y. railroad, &c The house and back buildings extend
above ground, with dry cellars under the
wholetbe front cellar being oored and pascred and the
drant This property considered the best located in the
for trade of almost description but
especially drug business which has been du-
ring the last twenty years and still is, most successfully
carried on in it, Possession be had the last of De-
cember
Also, the west half of lot No. 275 adjoining twosoy
stone house fronts 80 Patrick street, and extends
back 80 feet being very desirable location, only short
distance IRON the railroad depot, and in full view of the
cars at the times OF their arrival and departure.
Also building lot at the Point OF Rocks. in Maryland
well situated Tor warehouse, small tavern it being
between the canal and railroad and at spot where they
closely approach each other For any further particulars
terms OF sale, which will be very accommodating APP
plcaton may be made to Thomas w Morgan, esq, at
Frederick, or TO the subscriber in Washington city, d. g.
April 26-eod2in VIM FISCHER
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Half Sections and Quarter Sections OF Vacant Land to
occupy I'm the West OF Texas,
d ARE CHANCE, GRATIS.-The absence OF number OF
settlers allows to offer during the year lS47 800
OF the best land TO families, and 100 single in
the colony of Castro whose prosperity is well ascertaned
Casrovle contains now 900 inhabitants. The village
OF Qolh nine miles from Castrovie, numbers 30 families.
The Vandenberg five miles further the road to Mexico,
30 families. Similar establishments successfully in
the circuit of the grant made by the gov
eminent of Texas to the subscriber.
Address for references HENRY CASTRO Director
General and Fondator of the Colony, Castrovle Texas
March 4-Zam6inf Nat Intel
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NEW RESTAURANT

THE undersigned has the pleasure of informing his
friends and the public generally that he has established
restaurant in the basement OF the large brick
house erected by Captain Carbery, Pennsylvania
nue., between I4th and 18th streets, be called
" The City Lunch.o
1t is the determination of the subscriber keep his
adjustment in the quiet, civil, and respectable
provide the bar with best liquors all kinds.
and his arders with every luxury the market will afford in
and he aers himself that from his long expe
rence in the business and his purpose give his sole
personal attention, he will be enabled please all who
may lavor him with their patronage.
April 26-3tawIn FREDERICK LAkEMEYER.