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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-11

~ LICK is practising the principles explained
his Books and Lectures Instead of Drugs he employs Gal
yanism in various modes being we'll known that this s
the only agent capable Of curing disease Even Medicines Of
kind Cold Water only act by the Galyanism they
produce They however inferior TO Gsvanic In
struments which, in proper hands and applied on strictly sci
Female Diseases.
Office, ~ Warren Hours from 10 A. M. till n. NJ
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- y s: *:
::s :ss e s s: =:
win . ::a s% = vi
be given 70 the poor. from g u O'clock myM s0-r
AS res Win s: deeply
interesting &c many people - ..a c.o..,,.
" o.s a.. ssy e.s
2d-Thar erroneous notion prevails with regard to
sd"Th.t although Structure may long remain ao.nany
s not 70 be suspected Always "naans 10 otnsr 'oms OF
wss5 nc. ar; .%: :; e in By
5hhst the cure Of structure especially in ts early Stage
g s ia: s Of @ WIN no:
bsy Gonorhea IT, for instance s1norhHs has bsen
Now there pain IN ; .r f. '1d
Cd with chronic niammsrion which naturally terminates in
ns passage is sctare; further with regard OBJ.
ss % %:y ::
the perfect darkness as to the real
a-Another thug that leads of from this dor
impeachment the ow Of urine Z observed Brs I'M. !.
as.r. may h ts aSI
upon observed only in aud older Cases.
self but the mind, causing owne's oil spr and want oil
sd"BSt although mild early structure j. seemingly in.
active and Of sccopnt !. far from being really So II
my tey ihs g. Pss
cw h this mUS hS~
her Connected with strcurs induced by and
Vis
ons local asSy bladder other Ike Dis
plain Of sss 'bs. in its mild
sa cass @ found to
this purpose They the following The first relates
Las been s s
@ Should be
Airs may seem will afford ground Of strong suspicion.
UNcunED;-It much how long il may have oc
SsSsr feS @ % every very s
5als SS%syss xenorhs been consras
hs
Sss: a5
sHsy
common that the writer scarcely case of structure
g.
o he "a s
se, while the fact proved by the return ofmental
On the Of structure repeated that certain
@ So ma s
been advanced ago. bui such have been
s;ss:
he
sssS ns ;ass hi
Fen I s ns io1
Dr. Krh also take; this opGGru.H o.ayps that he may
Tsati.sahis dwe9ghou:s, ss Srssnweh N.
ss Psy
G he wso have o% es
Of people and other causes who can properly APP
b letter receive the faithful and delbs
rat I'll ' i...e Direct Box 'S' Lower f0 once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-11

T1NHE YOUNG MANS GU1bE.-ro all those Who have
been debated by secret practces the dreadful results
Of solitary indulgence neglected Diseases secondary
symptoms, and all the other ills that
ary liable Dr. Henry Fawcett of 3 greenwich street.
New York. recommends his book these distressing dis
thoroughly the details of Dr.
F's work is only ST. His medicine those suffer
ing from constitutional debility effects in all
and radical and be obtained at his Office be
OF the country the receipt of $5 which
embraces guarantee to the above effect.
HENRY FAWCETT, M. D.
my3O 6teod~rc Ils Greenwich st. NY
EITS! FITs!!THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT pre- AIRED
by Dr. HART the only remedy for Eplrptic Fits
Falling Sickness, Commissions, Spasms &c This medicine,
for the last sixteen has tested by who
case where had fair trial. has effected permanent
Pamphlets aiming thy-sx of testimony (scme OF
which presented by eminent physcans to be had by
at the principal Office Reference to Judge Randall "a East
Broadway, N Y; Col l.. Donslow, Yonkers; " DR. w. l..
Monroe, Guford Obio Rev Richmond Tasgert West Da-
venport N Rev. T. L. BUSHNELL Baltimore, Md Joseph
McDouga East Brooklyn; w. c. Anderson, Williamsburg,
Long Island.
REcENTLY CuRED-Mrs. Joseph Bradley lis Orchard st.,
n Y; c. II. Boughton, 2o2 18th Y; Mr.. Jas. Bertholf
Chester, Orange county N " Charles Brown sailor Thos
Jones' Revenue Cutter Spencer her with others
whose at liberty To publish.
All COMMUNICATIONS {Pos paidl addressed TO Pr HART
be accompanied with the money The medicine with
full directions. efuy packed I boxs and sent TO any
s bo Hs W medePes
80 '''''' VIZ BIZ s. HAkT, Principal office.
1888 Broadway, (next door to the Tabenacle) N. y
Sold also by A. Tompkins SO Cornll Boston, Mass g. +.
Thomas < Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. mas eod3tsc
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND sHIPMAsTER;ss-

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND sHiPMAsTERS-
IN Revised StautesVoI l. title a. page 43I section TO-
Every master Of coasng shall pay the Health
Commissioner, at his Office 10 the city OF New YORK WITH,
hours the arrival Of his vessel in the port such hospa
money shall be demanded from him under the
this e; and every master tor each OMISSION OIL such u"
Copy section Of provide for sick and disabled sea-
men- ,- I, q, - -
Sec H. The President Of said Trustees shall demand and
be entitled receive and in OF neglect or 20
shall sue in the OF the people OF ms
the following from he master Of every vessel nat
master Of every from foreign port Tor himself one
dollar aud fifty cents for each mate sailor or marine one do
person board composing the crew Of such twenty
and Rhode Island shall pay for more than
one voyage in each month computing from the hrst voyage IN
b e,r: and the said President for the penalties
imposed by law Of coang vessels for not paying
he state tax imposed by the above act including that part
heretofore collected the Custom House will in future be
nsvahle AZ the office Of the Seamen Retreat No Old slip
70 AXE effect on the first Of June, 1877
ROBERT HAZARD, Jr., Collector,
Under above act.
Office hours 10 TO o'clock m29 14tr
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ayY2oA0TE21 gAis vsivsbls nl y4lllnsaAe n90leal
SlSeywy we y. ,sssnsy ssIss!eS sss~
10 1onSon r testing the lungs, and judging snss sal,
hands OF the proprietor and Ninth where
he will from 10 o'clock daily IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06
ANECDorEo OF ETHAN ALLEN.

At dinner gwen 10 Mr. Secretary Walker on bond the
llibernia. lying AT Boston. a few DAYS since. Inc Hon.
John Z. i}gelow. If the GasemHr's Council. related
tht feloWing suecjole Of Ethan Allen. the I'eyolulioua
y Failai.
'Nlcn Lord North and E.ban Allen dinel IN compa-
nv. the fulef proposed the health 81 The kiue, Whic
Ai,4 drank. 81 curse. but 10 turn ave the Devil, lasls
aag tiat Is fhr eemIany hai dfaub Lord Notth's ioasi,
dHy atfa laand aeIaHk rs
II B#stau Atlas. rei.rmag 10 this story adds the fol
lowing WHIchI, q bctftr onr:
Nblcle (E,ian Ailca)aasin England The English
Ministry fIcd yaIaus incaHe e-hate his Stern %fepbblt=
eRn fuu-i les and win ham fp eslhlo oyor 10 the side of
thc matlef reanvY. Al length Lord North. We tailrye
II wa. eltrca Inn ne iubr. one halt II \. Hampshire.
Ethan fseued a|ifsntt,y and replied. Tie ehcr remind
81 hun s.#suafy Vi AN ancitpi srrue Temptation. where
= les iInI#ttaut ftfsaealt attempted 10 hube 3 more mn
paaai pes mayo. hy aIlrdog Inn lhe whole world, and
~ is I0ss.ssuus II he wonIj hot tall down and worship
hun. Aud. added Ethan. hNng ls keen eye ON Lord
North. "tra,ld pat batere II. df Id rascal didn't o,cH
Il square 1aot 4 Ht tetIitorg2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06
WAITING FOR RETURNS.

The Ediiorof'he NashyilleC Tenn [ Mon is a wac 3
a Iillss. piiei,as well as being q Lemocmtol tie I'm.
terrified" school. IN his last paper he gives a eIapluc
account u The alternate waxing and waning ol the hapcs
of either party, as the returns came in By this and ,bnr
stage. from the chse oiIhe poll down to line settlement
II lie QUESTION "Nho's Gugemor2p nearly week aE
'erwsrd, by the arrival ofthe mail bringing the vote Of
me extreme eastern Counties. 1t wa, midnight on the
" ednesday after election, and he thus describes the
cIosing scene
The Union flee and The Posi- Office were flied
WIN Lehi"eiais waiting 20 hear HE news. and there
was quite a respectable number in the street. Only ON.
Wing was IN be seen. The Junior publisher Of he WHO
Was III the crowd. ditng Ia hear Inc news as a matter
u business. and ready to laugh let either win.
IA a quarter bast Twelve The rattle Of wneols were
heari-ihe stage was coming The crCwl Of Demo-
rrais ran u the Post Office, while We, raiher neryfus
We cDhfess. spread out SIX sheets Of clear loolscap. IN
which 10 figure losses and gains. But, alasi the news
nes ded no figures We heard some one say in the
street. : Eleven hundred gain lnti'e first and second dis
incis! Our anxiety 10 ! arm tcho had gained eleven
hundred was ieebly broken by a feeble and isolated
siont u, MY Neil! Not one shout for Aaron in all Thai
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oEIltAI
From he "tnioa' u sotpJdsy night

MN cALL roR TRoors.-Ihe wa DEPARTMENT
has Just rslled IT. IRE nc,e regiments. exclusive Il lie
y gimsDt from Ohiu, winch is already reported 10 BE-
rfe'd, and - nov IN prgiess OF beng mustered into The
rahlts. service. aud will IN a few days be en- route Tor
kru trfz.
The hee regiments now called for are 10 be draw n
ffom The talleains Stai's; 1"o regiments fnm Ken
taekY. tWe from 1rrressfe. and ons fnm Indiana.
31hr regiments H. III Kentucky are Ia rendezvous. one
At Louisville, and ihe Other 81 smlihland al the moutb,
uftho tumieIlaud river.
The regiments inm Tennessee arc IN rendezvous. one
at Nashville. aud the aihef at Memphis.
The Indiana regiment is 10 rendezvous at such conye.
nieut point on The fIyer OHIO as HE Governor If the
Stale may designate.
1besc five regiments are expected 10 be rapidly rails
cd and promptly placed IN The public service. Oners
have already Teen mace, which induced the Executive
10 desgHaic lhsse States. aud 10 make The ner.ssafy ar
engagements iaf en,lodyirg these rooFs " without delay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06
THE OIIIIR SIDE OLE TIIE STORN

~" u".'""s' ii""~At ~yli'o al aeruuu, Of g" Il British
"o'l'Ho N American soil which has been copied into
mars rafers lately, aud oppeuds thereto the follow inc
comments
W learn that this grave grievance made ont Of tho
capture OF U couple Of scoundrels Is considerably exayge-
rated. Two fellows did desert from the BRUSH troops at
He'd river, aud attempted to escape TO the United States
ont no British ollicero or regular soldier followed them
mere inc, were roiaken by a couple of haIfbreeds
whn probably did net give themselves much ~ ~, :,
consider on which side The line :, y mauo ,bcir nrison.
u, III q wiz conn''" such as that where The occurrence
''oN "Se'' ana where oiconrse he precise boundary can
',t be very accurately defined. We are inf rmed'' far.
'her, that II would be somewhat diff nlt. without inslru
me1's, 10 establish ON which side the particular spot Of
ground where the men Were taken is situated; and. fur
Iher, that, so far from remonsimtinp. s1ne American.
engaged IN the fur trade showed = disposition to aid III,
capiors IN securing their prisoners"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06
Country GeFcgaanGs
MAKING THEIR FALL PURCHASES

TWILL. find it 10 their interest 10 examine our varied
w and extensive stock of BOOKS AND STA
IloNERN. Soue adyan ages, which are Mt very
general have accrued IN Us this season in buying our
stock, enabling US to offer Goods IN our line AT unusually
low prices. To lh5sa WIN pay c,s4 for Books and sta
tlourry, particular inducements are offered.
Our supply OF PIANO FORlE.S is he largest 10 be-
met with IN The Southern country. To this department
Of business we devote great attention. The numerous
acknowledgements from those who have been North, re
turned, and bought otus, with orr own knowledge, as
sure us IN saying, that n larger siock already finished
better terms. or more superior instruments could not be
met with, dian at our establishment here in Richmond.
We are sole agents in the Staiesol Virginia and Nonf
Carolina for the Panu fartes made by Messfs. Stularl s
Durham, OF New York, whose Instruments we believe
to be the best and he cheapest.
NASH WOODHOTSE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Books, Stationery an,
Piano Forlcs, l39 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Sept. 2-im if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06

J,rssos Cry nEuNer-Some ten or twelve years
80 q a. mIaHs Of N'w FORK merchants Inspected the
H. lands ON The other side Of lie Potomac. with the laud.
able hifuilon Il 'on. Ding, opp site lie city Il Washing
TN. a nc" Commercial city. iu be entitled jacobson Ciy.
ur he CITY rfJachs.n Tho main ehsnrol Of the fiycr
passes by the opposite shote, and hat circumstance was
depended oPau rs all sufficient fcr a new Babj lon OF
AleSanifia. l. was nj thought Of Tor more than a mo
meni HAT Ar&aHdra lay on lie same si1c of the river
seven nilfs la~,f down. and llnl Geofgeipwn would
cat III lie interior lrade By Oei z two miles higher up
un The olhc -ide.
jacobson tfg was founded, AMI clristeued, and laid
II. AID lhe corner stone was land iy General JAcKsoN;
aud &. VI. trsrIS, our good old friend u Abingdon.
'aadt The conner stone speech, 10 a large assembage ol
people.
We have no" The melancholy intelligence 10 relate
that npt a singh house has been erected IN jackson Civ
,'nre us isur daiiDH- hot a lot beucht " the Speculate IS
AT hat, on the other hand, the ycfy eainer sloae of the
cry has been Sa"''e onsly broken into aud p|lundered Of
"s he ~Wspaprls, ps rehlnents, charter. coins, and medals,
hhd The last Ne hear VI the corner stone Is that it has
been carried up into faifld& county. where. at the las
ad'ir's, IN old ncsro was pounding honnlny in ii. And
,hus ends tbo history Of HE great commercial city Of
Jaehson.-O ItNronA
II a~shington Correspondence y, /. iiaud.
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From The Air lob EggIes.
Curious ArpIll ALTON.

Aunos,g The Y, lumiudrs c,rtesfondoHee. daily feeelvet
OF the flee of he Maya d this city. iitIe AZ" ieea>ion
ally su g very quoof R~,i-sivts. The III wing Is a sle-
eiancn. Which We print cf1betm 81 Hioni1H n u came
FINN The yusl of.ee. lt~eArlairs itsef hut daes not es
plain how he writer came Ia let his clam lie donnsnl
fr such a length a time 10 tie luss u lie interest:
August tive stb. lS47, !
Chrisiianshnrg. Montgomery county Va.
SIR ! wish 10 ulofm yfa that Some ftt,ru ~ twenty
years SINCE | bought lottery ticket that nas drawn u
Abr Site Ut new york s ~Bs reformed Tia The ticket
4isea five thousand Dollar lat ! lave het tie ticket ba'
J will make cath that have hist II & ~ h. money ear
be got | want yoa 10 nrie lone y let me know all abaui
Ihs matter,
/ am a new ye1kr asd and is yer rone 4 ii tirkei na#
nol drew ~anyllapg walt yer 10 makeup something III
my supper y seud 10 Ne !osswiih respect.
lsasc I|Inklfy.Z
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y. q .NatimeL

TANrico. August %, II Il.
Sra We had something Ike a small excitement here
y%esitr1ey. on learning thai Gen. Pat4des had arrived ii
Nen Cruz.
As near as | could pniher The facts, he landed in that
city AZ persons usually do. passed through The streets with
Two gentlemen. without tie least suspicion, no person Ia
king the least notice Of him, walked uui OF the Of CATO 81
Mercy. where strong guard is al all lines posted, muuu
ted a horse, which was kept IN waiting Tor him, aud
rode away at his leisure. accompanied by his two
friends.
Shortly afterwards, il vas rumored throughout Vera
cruz, thai Paroles had passed through the city but before
evening. II WIS a-cetained that The eXiled General
was AT the head Of 500 guerfillas, in the neighbourho,d of
the city.
Whether he had a pass from President Polk or not, |
have not yet heard, but one thing IS certain, that.
according To appearances. there Is very little likeli-
hood Of a peace between Mexico aud The United
Slaias.
In this place 1'aiupieo, iherei Is, hourly, reports oflarge
flrres being in The rear o.. The town. At one time YOU
viii hear tlat | rra Is in lis vicinity. althe head of three
Thousand men, ag1tn, some other GeAorai Is preparing an
attack but little heed. however, seems 10 10 placed in
them, as the ollicers ia command are well prepared for
such an event, altho' cur lofreS are SMALL. Yesterday we
had a l,egilncnlal parade-Crl Do Raosy Inspected the
troops who seem 10 be well disciplined. WAS sJrIN 10
sec the louisana Regiment. Which lie commemorative
leit your city about 4 thousand ,tron9-n t having more
Than two hundred men on the Plaza, and by appearances.
many Of Them scarcely fiji for duly. What Il pity To SIC
50 hHc A body Of men cul of ia 81 slorla lime, without
having an Opportunity 10 take take part against the enc
mics oflhcir country. Tic Wal has been the cause Of
thedcalh Of hundreds but disease Of various descriptions
has slain thousands.
This morning. at about 5o'clock. Second Lieut.. John
Evans ot Capt Alaces company Of the Louisiana Iteri
nleni, died Of yellow foyer: hs remains. understand will
be- sent 10 your city. There is nothing Of any in
tetesi passing here, worth troubling yuu with. The
town, IN a "ord, may be said to be a mass Of dull
ness.
".
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Neeopy the tdlo"lng genereuS and just paragraph
from llf bal lnore sun; which Is the more striking be-
canscoi The source iloln ~ltrh II comes; n neutral PAPER
viii somewhat Democratic tinge:
HtSni tIW@1hefc Is q maaic in fhc name ofthis
great man aud distinguished s tafrsman.# inconceiyabIe To
any mlnd nnnlornod by actual experience. Ii is srarcc-
" possible that a degtee If tultustasm surpassdg ilmt
ny winch he was received IN The hearts Of the immense
multitude, assembled Ia honor his arrival N our city ON
Tuesday evening last, can ever have been displayed by
popular 7cis aud expression. We may admire The re
llied p%an'gytie OF personal regard, OF the active esteem
winch dlSplais1tseil IN lhr spontaneous oft prompted
10y a generous dispositions: but all this is feeble. even m
rlpld, eomp1rcd with the afd,nl, gushing. uncomfortable
love md adm raiion otllat animated. pondcrola mass Of
men, that moved like an ocean with its anthem of 10y
round about his way, from the place orhis landing 10 the
lienSe oi ls rcpaso on TUESDAY night. We thungll ol
lle sentiment he once expressed himsoll@slIad ever
man such iriruds as Henry Clay?' Why, they rryellcd
IN The know ledge Of his presence. who could neither see
his lace non hear tue sound Of his voice. They yenulrcJ
IIeand limb for a glimpse ofhis venerable oo,,utruance.
or tor The ]ieebIest accent of bis lips, apparently, without
a t%houahtof pcrll. And thus honured thus beloved. We,
with a refinement altogether Incompatible with the pop
MAR DESIRE dd tins great aud good man pass through oul
city.
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Tic powers Of memory. aud that n~sfipg ea,e impressed
epsn this iacalty ever pasishes. lat bfeQues imnefia IS
the sNnNai tSssRoR q nlieh meulgy isa Part. he
power 10 recall Al viii hes impressions themselves uef
a.. The nemtry Is ff eaeii ulac tie lrue hnA Il Ii.
whete every act core in tie sdt. and every ensd Il etl
thought tina, has lassrl tinngh the niud, ias is my
ing ras Fd, which al The last day shall hsg Wiaess 81
tie past lie 81 e5ci.
lls.s lssses 81 Admiral Beaufort is frlisf interest IN
tbe susg, siians " hncli 1t 81 utiayuidaliy awakous ~ eNey
hlukils mlpd.
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FOREIGN INTELLiG ENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE GUADELQllNER.
TEN DIYS L1IIR FROM EUROPE.

The new ocean steamship Gaadel4nigef. under the
caInman II the veteran steamship commander. Japan
iltsken. arrived Al New iark yesterday morning. ifon
Liverpool. bringing dats FINN thatehy Ia the evening oi
tie / It'll inst. Oar attentive correspondent immediately
forwarded us the following summary Of European news
by Magnetic Telegraph:
New ioRR, August&9 10 A.. NJ.
The steamship Guadelq4iver, Capt. II osken. has Just
arrived. having make very fine trip from Liverpool, and
Ilia.,en to aend yoa the annexed commercial intelli-
gence E,
Any. lip. VI The weather now is most %propitious and
pro. are lower. Some pers ms think that the price 81
Flour will 20 down 10 22s. Cd. The slea ner Britain
MA, from Boston. arrived last night
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Aug. IA
The business in Cotton for the week has been limited.
but the prices continue firm. In The early part Of the
week prices were bulyaut at an advance Of about one
eighth Ola penny. The sales up h last night have been
1850 bales. The following are the prices: Bowed
Georgia. ordinary Ia %mlddliug, 81 To O. far Z 10 "a.
fine 4. Mobile ordinary To fine. 90 10 s, New Orleans
90 to 9. Tie demand Is now moderate, aud the market
quiet. The home trade is dull, and the demand fr good
descriptions for export is limited. There have been
some heavy failures in l.ondon, which has had a lenden
cy to depress business.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. Aug. IA.
HE weather having been unfayorable. "a slight reaction
took place in the Corn. Market. but prices have again
given way. F1r the last three DAYS the weather has
beer very dne, and the harvesting, which had been
partially suspended. has been recommended with
much acIlyiy, and with every prospect Of abnn-
dant crops, The large arrivals of toreiga grain
since Monday have also affected the market, and this
with a great pressure in the Money Market, has caused
an almost entire suspension Of speculation. The quota
Tons al the close Of yesterday 5 mlrhet were a.. follows.
Western Canal Flour 25s. to III; Sur 2ls. 10 PCS.
" acal has fallen Sd. per 70 lbs and Indian Corn %. per
quarter; Richmond and Alexandria Flour 24s 10 Us Cd.
Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ls. Cd. to 2js. Provisions
remain The same as when the Cambria sailed on the 18th
inst.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. Aug. II.
HE Funds maintain a steady position, with a tendency
to improvement. Cous1ls 81 to So, Bank Stock l95 to
w Early IL the week considerable nneasiness was eau
sed by HE failures Of The houses Of Cuvaatry. Shepperd
4 Co., and King. Melville & Co. whose liza iilties
are Ia II a million sterling. II is said that there is scaIcc-
ly a sllvcnt Flour h use in London.
The liaok Of England in regard to Foreign Exchange.
has already effected a decided Improvement in rates.
Since the above was IN type we received the follow
Ing despatch
New York, Aug. % PM.
The advance in Cotton mcntiana ID in my despatch of
iLls morning is MT corroborlted by the Circulars, which
quote Bowed at I'D, Mobile aud New Orleans I'd.
ir fair Cotton.
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81 Nd Il wss eeauah III W. TIE clan white rspef
tsIoia rs VS. les Alaas al msfuBe. w msde IN ~
sso ihal might. allrmgh sc eau smca. b. having n,ala
siae hasty trnets + hoaH
'.lsut that fe6Ia shout. %. ny Mel = vas MI long
unanswered. H. Two minutes Doadedei : net sacsgmed.
Each ale, n lie ylrin,ta Of ltr p,Nt OIliee sent .ofit
ifs squad IT VI Wigs. sHd nom the sheds sd Il the hauk
and the hauSs IL The vicinity sprang en'wds. The hfsi
iec'ie 1aout SIS Is polcnt rs Rodorick nhu's whistle.
uI.-a