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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02
COmmERCIAL INrELLIGENCE.
City Trade Report.


Nrw YonK MONDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 1, lsa7
Most of the peremptory ORDERS brought by the Hi
bernia having been fled during the past week, the
markets especially for breadstuns, presented
quiet aspect to-day.
A.Hs.we note moderate salss of Pots nj 81 sIA and
ofPearls at 90 sly sale. ssacnsd some 30 ees'
Dry. Cod continued scarce, while mackerel
were arm at former rates.
BRxApsrurrs The Flour market was quiet at SO SIX
ns7 for Gsnees We note sales of 800 bbls
81 and 1000 Hsxa Richmond city do at So So SIX
offered by buyers for large lots Genesee and refused
Sellers held for ST. but buyers refused to them
freely at that price Georgetown and Howard street
BARLEY was steady t7sc small sale of choice for
pearling was made at soc.
BEANs-l00O bushels sold at 81 so.
CorroN-The market quiet to day; by some at
outed to the incemency Of the weather. and by osrs
to the very stringent demanded by holders Sales
far reported, ! 500 bales.
CoRS continued nrm and note sales of % 80 900
bushels Of white and yellow at io2c 1885, los and 1860
the first of April, and AGO do New Jersey sold on the
spot at s..
N.vAL STRENGTHENING doing except in spirits tur'
O,Ls.-Ws note sales Of. 1000 gallons American nseed
at o2k cts- No change in whale or sperm
Oars steady At 4sc soc for canal
PsovossThe market was arm with tn an h,s apwsss
pork ct $i4 SIX si4 90 about sOS prime at $ll s7
Sill 60 AT the close Of change 81 on was onered
h sOo o0 and a sr mess and IS for Prime Lard
firm at ga cts for now Fresh cheese and butter
In demand at full prices
RYr- We quote North River at rs l00c 1000 bushels
sold for immediate delivery at 81.
RcE firm at S. so for ordinary, and So SIX 81 so
for good prime.
susAR-Ths market was very quiet, and some stocks
were withheld from the n arket.
sEKps-Fiaxsesd Hrmer, rough. for crushing. was
held at 81 So Clover Ohio, hold at 6k OK cts.
TALLow- Heavy sales were made at full prices
WAEAr-There 4s500O bushels GensIee on
the market held at price above the views Of buy
We heard Of no sales worth reporting
WooL-The market continued firm American heecss
continued IN good demand, while foreign were dull
Quotations were nominal. The last small
sale was made at 800
FrsiGhts to Liverpool were Arm at IT, for nour and
32t q 28d for grain in sacks To havre and London
they continued hrm at Saturdays rates.
REAL EsrArE AUCTION Two story dwelling house
and lot No 80 Broadway, between Pine and
Wall streets, 81 sxl0O. SOS 900
House and lot No. 70 Murray street. 2ox00. 90. $500
Two story brick house and lot No 81 Grand st..
between Green and Wooster Streets 22x96. 3,6lO
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HAMBuRs, JAN. 2s.-Our market for this article has
lost portion of its u consequence of the great
anxiety for the reception of the accounts Attn Janu
sry which are hourly looked for We however note
decline. Our quotations from % 10 lOhc
AUovsTA, JAN. 2S~Dealers have become quite impa-
tent to obtain the accounts per Boston steamer due
and have by General consent held of to-day The opera
tons therefore Limited without any change in prices
GEonoETowS, Is. CT JAN. 27.-The receipts Of the
week amount to about 1900 bales, exclusive of that
which has passed through by the river steamers to
Charleston The saes embrace about $50 bales at from
$40 to Si % per hundred The market is improperly
excited and we quote extremes 50 to $40 rs.
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state OF the Flour Markets.

CINcIsNArI, Jan % -Four-The transactions yester.
G S c O on s.
- The market is at stand STILL awaiting the steam
er's news.
ALBANY, Jan. 3o.-Flour-There has been considers
BILE in this market since the receipt Of for
eign and few thousand barrels have changed
hands at considerable advance the figures Of last
week. The lots purchased have been chiefly New
York account and we're taken at So rs So SIN for fair
brands Of Genesee and Western. To-day lot Of $50
bbls. part Cascade mills, was taken at s. s7s SO 6
lot of 200 bbs Gsnesee, country mill was sold at
So e6 and there sellers in the market SO as hut
buyers do offer So lax. Eastern orders con-
tnue to be filed SO so. GrainThe supplies to-day
being Saturday. we're moderate and prices Of de
scrpiions have rather declined Corn Tic 6lc oats
axe, barley SO 62ac.
NEw ORLEANS. Jan 23--The business Of the past
week has been extensive particularly in -four, grain
later set exporters work. fully 90 Oo9 bbls
found purcha At 81 10 for nearly the whole except
,Ss market II very Sue, and we ony hear Of The sale ~
800 Ohio at 81 So 3ls Illinois at S. 900 Ohio 81 50
and goo fine St Louis a, - SO Arrived since our last
ewsrom Liverpool gave additional impetus to the
ket and transactions were only checked by want of
stock as was 10 900 sacks changed hands at 70 72s
and $500 sacks at Toe To-day hear OF the following
transactions white at 7o 5000 bushels yellow at
rs, 600 white at II. and 500 mixed 72c. Arrived du
ring the week, 1884 sacks Exported SO 5A sacks
Some 5000 sacks sold during the week at
Sl 500 inferior soc and 207 at Sc To day 1000 sacks
were sold at 81 per bushcl.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 80 -Flour-Op Operations have been
moderate to-day the stock sale being much roduced
under notice, mostly at So including 9oo lots
at So SO 2 part OF the sales being for future de
livery Corn MealIn firm request with sales OF 1000 bis
at 81 62)l delivered month Wheat scarce;
hce sale of prime red at 3lc Corn is wanted and
sales Of yellow reported at 30 a 95c.
ROCHESTER, January 29.-But very little wheat
brought In yesterday few loads sold in the street
ST. 1000 barrels Of -four taken Thursday afternoon
at IS. A small sale yesterday at 81 81.
Bosror, Jan s0-Demand for export continues with
sales 1000 5000 bbs Genesee at So ST. and Ohio So 81
a 50 30 per bol-Howard street So rs. 0rain-Cargo
sales o5 97c, part to arrive and parcels store
81 per bu'hel
BALTIMORE, JAN. 30-Tne -four market was less
frn Saturday, though some four thous bbls
Howard street brands changed hands at So less than
which holders refused TO take There also sales of
City Mills -four at So 1t is estimated that the sales of
the week reached upwards Of go 900 bbls One house
alone in Howard street sold IL 900 bbs great deal Of
that sold has yet to arrive which will keep the railroads
busy for two or three weeks No change in wheat
Corn IL active at IS Soc and Oats al 40c.
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Rates OF Freight.

New OaLEAss, Jan. 2s.-The rates are unsett cd but
have upward tendency To-day bales cotton were
engaged in British ship at ol6d and vessel was taken
for Cork at 9i for Flour to Liverpool Cd o.
corn, I'D. Coastwiss frsghts the advance Cotton
loolb
ApALAcsIsoLA, Jan 23.-since last report an On.
sgsment has been made TO Liverpool at il.Ied and
one Tor Baltimore and Boston each ct 70 To New Or.
ting
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Or Masns-sehr Com Ksansy-as9 bales e,t,on Coe, An
Hopkins x Whts-TT lack, Center co-so bales leather
Trask do cotton Evans sterman-Ies hides Nj
Ladd-5 hhds sugar w Whuock-3 do taliow w Col.
MosILr Brig Sslma-5o bales cotton For Livingston
1913 do Colomb & IseIin-2o2 do Denser < Ames-3s do
Bonnsf oo-se do sturses Clssrmn x so-iT hides !
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New York Cattle Market.

Esq. lat IN irket, $50 Beef Cattle 30 Cows and
Calves, and 1000 sheep
FssPrices-Ot Beef Cattle have nothing to say
the moderate offering has enabled former rates TO be
timed and continue to quote s. 90 ~ so for the
bulk OF sales and So 90 per fer few choice left
sod-70J head
Cows and CalvesA at market taken at $lo co. $25 90
and $40 90 for extra.
Sheep-Ony 1900 sold and the market dull; quotations
may be placed at 81 So 81 so and - So TO all
transactions
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n GUERRIER,

nLEACHER and Dresser of Dry Goods, established for
several wears in this city, has the honor 10 inform the
Importers Jobbers that by new process to all
spotted by dampnes Otherwise DAMAGED ms process
applies equally Velves, Ribbons Grapes Blk Gloves
Silt Stockings, nc. . L.. =. .L..-,.-
Gl ives restored without leaving any odoI or ch,nginF
their shapes at Is doz All kinds Of shaw foged
Lace Goods Embroderies put ~ perfect order raI
will be paid TO the reieshng ena
Of Stock Goods of all descriptions. All Of which Will be
done at very moderate prices. .,.,
nnv ar o Dew street New York. Jlo ImSr
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Foreign Isnportations.


NJ aI9r buk Mary " KendaI-I6l7 bores surar Mo
sss N CO. sW A stewaIt-3 boxes arrow ro,t n 4
Colt ~ II Gag coffee bores arsw root Rowland u A,
pinwau
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n FISCHERZ

VIZ GUILD call the attention Of their friends and the public
w at their MAnufactory and Wareroom, Iy 0feenwicn
their assortment oil riano oss 1ney
are the most fashionable and newest patterns.
~ Is. Pianos with Coemans ratent A"''ah A"achmsas
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boxes Kimbsll K Brown-a brIes Edgar Hiekok-i Arm
Stone K Starr.



eli. fS s'F;o n1"
son Co. ssr.h soya a@%oad
Le, Nesmth & Walsh; stad Anteverpsa, tBsg) Govnts
sr'rEL Baldwin. Bisssf Savannah Durham & DimOn;
" ssSi T:Iaa 6.aS.n Havana ye.. Brown
B.ras. Wl%iIE'on; LyasnSurg' 0Uad Eish mend Allen
Victoria schroeder + Orleans Foster Ncksrson; Lander
Ss slaepLy,risass, Heath. Providence.
Saturday, -weybosset, Harris. Mobile, Hurl
'p snx % bby Amelia Coleman Mobile H Underwood
Arrived.
s d.y. r.; ;sn a SsS, ds Ss %sssS.
IS 1s " Z: a;
coast, IN days. Crescent sanw99d tof Ny9rk e, he
day for the coast Il wa. rposed Bahia that Ii. VIII
M seht 81
days from Boston asth BRIG Omnus Smith, OF NBe
fab.iis SSfuns%ieI. q ays from New Orleans. to
Bark Msry Kendall Croker, fun Ma.anzu, with mdu to
b big Lady Q: til: Lake Bsm,n, % dy, FIN Bermuda in
Big ssl%' ays t,om Mobile to sturg.s clearm.n
schr Com Keaney Payne; from St Marks and Key West
l' se6 s.I us iHS rom with
Havsn This morning when of Catha,ine st Ferry run
f0s s.Sf S which ass cn n
stores to N McCready Sailed in company with big Belle
schr W Kempton, BedslI, Norfolk. -four TO N Bsdell
schr Manchester, Mathis Rchm nd -four and tobacco,
sehr nr.oa Andersen. Georgetown. lumber.
Sch, fs.,a.!a h S
schr Surveyor; Smith. New Haven, md1
h aS., ns'd s%h S11a nas fs sr9 meal
sehr nder MITCHELL Caswel days from Charleston
with cotton to order
Br brig Widow, from West Indies.
Br brig Elizabeth, from Nswfouadland
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- TO LET and possession immediately uven-the
. dwelling and bakehouse Manhattan lie; also, tho
large dwelling Eighth Avenue and l6th street,
jsi 5tsrrc --''' T. DUNLAP. 6s5 Broadway
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Miscellaneous RecOl

FoRrIoN ARRIVALS AND CLEAsANcrs the Port Of New
York for January, 1917, from the books Of the Custom
House.
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TJSHE PIANO taught very moderate terms by Lady
who me science thoroughly, and who under
nkssto mps her pupils perfect the theory
line sdSrssssd to Mnsic at the once Of this paper shall
attended TO. ,d17 lminssfe
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RATHBUN'S HOTEL,

I6I, 1853, I65 y Ib7 Br0ddtcdy, Neio JWN.
This aud magnificent establishment, recently
i:.: opened Public Hotel ft.sd In modern style,
with the latest Improvements, and is Of suhcient ca
pacity TO accommodate 200 persons.
Bedes very spacious Dining Hail. it contains unusu,
al mber of pleasant PAors with large well ventilated
Ih location is very desirable and convenient both for
busne and pleasure being Courandt and Liberty
The Ioprietor OF this establishment intends make 1t
one Of a most comfors be pleasant and business like
paeesn the CITY Of New York aad Sa:ps expense VIII
~ spared his part he of his Gueststhsre
by hoping share Literally the public patronage while he
remains ths ablic's humble servant, B. kATHBUN
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49, Will be sold at auction Tuesday, the ID day Of
% March next the valuable Farm which tho subscriber
Fey resides The aid farm contains about q acre: Of
al the buildings is situated the town OF
Mamaroneck county of Weschester about one mile om
the village Of Mamaroneek the Weaver street road 81
miles from the City Hall and the line Of the New Ha
New York railroad has abundance Of the best
quality of fra The sale will be positive, to take place
10 M the premises For further particulars enquire Of T.
A. Lawrence, New Rochelle Of the subscriber. the
premises .
LEONARD N.
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DIR. KELLINGER'S

n lNFALLIBLE LlNIMEN is warranted TO
~ and ulcers of every nature in few days
It acts like magic in removing rheumatism and all
other One certain relieve bilious
eholie darrkea &C. is taken 1t is perfectly delight
full in odor and flavor II is universally ackno w.dgcd
DO the best family medicine offered the public Price
50 cents per bottle
Sold at aao Pearl street; c. Ring corner Of John and
Broadway: of bowery and Boome I'd avenue end
10th ee dmg DR. Burrous Dover and Chat
ham, and at the n v. Office. Citv Hall j. im~rc
MEDICAL NOTICE TO LADIES
DOCToR MCDONNELL, Author, ofthe Ladies Manual
~ Of Midwifery, and member of large ~ ngln Hosp-
tai in Europe attends ladies' during theii
p,rt this city Brooklyn for from 50 to S. according
note ADDRESSED to him ct ., John street. New York will
meet with strict attention.
Ladies residsg distance who are tufer ing with dis
OF long standlRf such obsI1cions Ietentiops
reg1laItes &c hat haze rsed he bcasted ofths
dy. e.n apply with confidence to the Doctor. by letter
describing the symptoms, treatment received duration OF
the disease &c. for which chest he necessary
advice and medic wilt be forwarded their direction
any part of the Union. Terms, 50 Adde'S
p. w. MCDONNELL, MD,
jas lmsr 30 John sreet, New York.
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NATURAL, MUSIC

2.e STILL greater attraction at ARCHY's No. John
We street "A Ii. has just received by the astpaskets
!&most extensive stock Of Singing and Fancy Bi d: =
description Of Long Breed and Dutch nares mated and
prepared to be put h,tcbng Bird Cages Bird Seeds
and all other things pertaining the above will at all times
be found at Archys, NO S John ST.
N B-Shetland Ponies, King Charles Spanels. Italian
Grey hounds other fancy dogs constantly hand
PSAu early inspection is requsstes this is without
dou BIZ the be II he has ever offered
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JOHNSTON'S BIRD STORE,
So No. 2so BROADWAY, one door from Chambers
TDEsueet-S6 bags Canary seed, sted at wholesale
price, by the single bushel fine selection of the long
49, breed CansIies, high colors; German sorg bir,s,
Chinese spice BIRDS Java spArrows moekiaR buds larks
red BIRDS all in song Fancy cages breeding cages bird
seeds boxes s.uf for All articles in the line in
great variety, by w. ,. JOHNSTON,
$50 Broadway, New York.
PS-i.euers a, above will he attended TO. j23 lmer
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- ADEsIRABLE RESIDE nee in 10Th street. near
s! Irving Pace-a modern built and attic with
- under cellar, and sewer communicating with the
marble mante ia basement and fast and second
forty lot BY built and finished with es
pecal reference To its occupation by the owner
Two thousand dollars remain bond aud mortgage
For terms, apply Ito CHERRY ST.
jsl6 2ws
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PLUNKET e. PARDESSUS,
NO l23h FULTON STREET,
Sell excellent hgt 50 90 and only charge 50 50 for
their iRsT 9yALIrY MoaIsEIS 4Np NUTRIA HArs;
quality be equal the least those Of other
and the public that would be utterly
$3.50. d29 lm~rrc
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STlL continue TO sell the hest quality Of Red Ash Goa,
at these prices for cash Broken egg and stove So 50
large nut IS 00 screamed and delivered good ORDER
nv yard corner of King and Greenwich streets 20 cents
will be allowed to those who wish send carts.
j23 imsrc PFTER CLINTON
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ACCORDION TAUGHT.
JACOBS teaches the Accordios thoroughly ia "a les
~. that the novice become good player
very short OF time He the only the city who
has Practical well Theoretical knowledge Of this pop
ulrr instrument in all its branches
For apply tho Accordion and Musical Instrument
Depot, IS Chatham street.
Accordions tuned and repaired and music for the
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
TO LET,
M IN the beautiful village of New Rochelle, consist
: ing Of large house barn and carriage house.
& with large s.rdsa. .toeksd with variety Of fruit
zion tor large family, for boarding house the house
having eighteen hsssd To good tenant will be
low. Pos the OF April For further
particulars Of Charles Francis 80 Bowery; Bell
Gould, I3S NaAssu street ja20 3tawl src
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FOR SALE

VERY valuable FIGURING Mill with six run OF stone
"A situated op Long Island Sound where vessels can 9
power ANAL part only being required for she MILL which
Fl st order. -
Also. quite near tho MILL Country seat, beautifully Il
Gated with fine aud extensive land aud view, with
distance Of the New York and New Haven Railroad
and Of tho pleasant in New England Fc
full paItic slars, enquire Of
VIM. }, TOWNSEND, Franklin House X
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To BE SOLD Al
MO OLD SLIP his different in the United
IN States, Hsndens celebrated SNUFF, called the Del
bers Snuff The receipt presented me by T. C. Derby,
Of Boston, and compliment him have tax the lber.
ty to call it the Desbena snuff Mr. Garcia, who now
the receipt Mr. Derby and he received fom
Aleppo.
Haudlnghss for sale also his American sentle maps
Snuff made from the pues James River Tobacco and both
the Derbens and the American Gentleman be hid
hall O whole pound bot les $ above j28 iwsrrc
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- FOX SALE, or t, exchange for city property-A
; handsome cottage, with five or ten Of land stu
1w ted within miles of the Marine Pavilion, Rocks
way. Long Island, on the Rsckawsy Turnpike The fys
peach and fruit There good barn aud other
houses the property also house; and the
well situated for gentleman who would like comfortable
country residence Also about Of land
si.ng Of Woodland meadow and llable land which will be
sold in different parcels. Apply to
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TO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
JUST RECEIVED by late arrivals from Havre-
PLATES-l200 ofthe Plapished aud Star Brands.
FkAMES-A large lot new aud splendid patterns.
VOlGHTLANDER TUBES Of medium, half aud full
size For sale by JOHN ROACH Optcisn, 90 Nsssas st.
NB-ChemIcals Cases and all used in Daguerre
inscousiany on hand jan "a ims RI
STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE AND STORE
TO LET.
THE undersigned offers for sale tho stock Of Dry Goods
tconssting principally of staple gogds) late tne pro-
pcrty Of VIM Hall At the store lately occupied oy ms
tween Henry and Madison strsets the city OF
considered of the best in the street The store mas
large 'front.' depth about feet and been newly nea
with two sky lights back and with sI splendid Mahogany
top eountsrs and dcsk Of the most modern style r
The stock OF goods small but consists almost entirely OF
staple goods and persons commencing business VIII ma II
for their call and me premses ana pro
aeous terms and be dispose 9a 70 close
trust. JUN H. iChNhn' n,nshee,
TTyHE PIANO taught very moderate terms by Lady
who understands me science and who under
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CoxsAcKIE, Sept 20, 1916
Dr.. Townsend TO all whom tis concerp-I hiss
certify thai wife used bottle Of your sarsapars
previous her under the alarming aud
d-Iics ances being troubled wl'h the dropsy
sweag of feet, affections, and much de-
bsted: with my persuason, aud the nms nd on Of
those who had used it, she irducedto try IT, with e
faith aud suffice the medicine had the happy
and desired effect only the hours Of but
after the npiraon of week of its tne and
gave astonishing degree, aud
health than had been for long
If this will be of any you whs doubts
the success the medicine you entirely welcome
u
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uated at the corner Of Pacific Powers s, Brook
about 20 minutes walk from the South Ferry 40
Old and mi without regard expense in most
substantial is epete with convenience, and
order 1t - feet front by 40 feet deep
e.ela:vs Of pa...s fiont and Of the back bulldog
premises ,nprise lots in and improving
the gden being asefaly laid out and stock
there eIeslleat e.sge house aud stable and The
family OF the frat respectabiity Apply for further psrcu
lars to H. G. ADAMS No IS Wall street j2l cod lwsr
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-11

GIS. KEARsEY AND Col. Fremont Both these
officers have reached ST. Louis. They had no in.
tereourse whatever, il is said, during their long
over land travel, in fact. each had his distinct
retinas and though the parties travelled 10 some.
thing like proximity, they never encamped 20.
g-ther. On the arrival Of the two parties at Fort
Leavenworth, the Colonel was formally ares.
ted and ordered to Washington for trial, though
the same thing had been done before leaving Cali.
1T has not yet transpired. what the specihca.
tions against Col. Fremont are to be, but learn
from gentleman familiar with the history OF
the dit6eultsss. that eowsrdiee, ~ we'll o. disc.
bed'snes of orders, 10 smsng the general charges.
tits eyeeedingly doubtful. however. whether the
hrst could Be sustained. though - I lssrs. Csps
Fsllon. one OF the subordinstes Of the Colonel.
openly charged hin, with il in California. Tbs
Colonel il, ,esrtaialy impetuoss and overbesrins
in bis dspofmsnt, bot there 10 enough ia his
brief history 70 shield hin from the charge oi
GO wardies,'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-11
Brigadier General.

Ma. EbrroR.--As there viii he an election bel
on the ,ith day Of September, to elect Brigade
General. to I'll the vacancy occasionej by III
death of Gen. Robert H. Hammond. perrni. me
recommend Maj. WILLIAM l.. DE EWART, ,
Sunbury, for tba, office. Major Dewan has be
considerable experience in military matters, an,
if ell cted, would make an excellen. officer.
SHAMoKIS.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-11

The Philadelphia Ledger, Of the 7th inst says,
Herr Ryninger yesterday afternoon repeated his
feat of walking wire across the Schuylkil, In
the preseLee Of thousands Of spectators The
hazardous act was performed this time just above
the bridge at Gray's ferry, where wire had been
swung across the river, resting upon four bra.
ees set upon floats, by which it was rendered ca.
pable Of bearing the weight required Of il. ---