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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23
THE WONDERS or CREATION.

IhL " UNIEh5 OF JhLAI4ONt
VIII boz published on Saturday.
RFIf.e rR0M rHE WRECK oF 4 fOgNER WORLD.
or. SPLINTER, GATHERED on lhs shores Of Tlr.
" hu ent P.uet One o. the most remarkable produc-
lions n he present proving demonstration the
antiquity nj he esrh and me- existence n animal Ire
~ he moot fantastic shapes aud he elegant co.ors,
rvaing those ~ he rainbow millions ~ years before the
Appearance ofmsnl With an Appendix the Scenery
r Pstch oi lrhnite Space h other 0uderfu accounts
meteorological maersrsnge. set nevertheless tue.
" ~. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
n LONG BROTHER 81 Ann-st
BURGESS, sTRlNGERk co. ~ Broadway
Price 3 cent. ir.3 Sis
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WIGS AND ToUPEEs.

~ Bachelors new invented W ig- and -ralps
s he most perfect and nsi1ral specimens u -
Wtg mNsing The p4blic invited 10 inspect larg-
.s.5rtrurnt man 1facIared only ~ NM. BATC HELOR I.
W.sl uesr sros1~Sy Coy ne address m)-o lnniseod
~ Ne Charge until me Hair - Restored
stALSS AAIR RESTORATIVE . sPpned % ~ ab0ve
terms Al he oshce los Nssss1-sl n b.-for Hose VAC
Apply Il themselves 10 for sse- nyiI Suls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM. ". BENSON, Draper aud IHlor, az Fulon-sL
ID hiss entrnsve assortment Of Clohs Cnssimeres ad
Nesngs which will be- made Io order IN the most fssh
iOnabe style FOR cash
choice and general assortment Of gentlemen. fancy
dressslso constantly on hand myl4 isU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23
BOARDING..

4 GENTLEMAN ant Dis wife can be accommo-
~ dated with board ard pleasant 'front.' room with
pantry attached a0d bedroom al dining. u required.
rf Mo-to1-sf. y Huds0n Also. single
gentlemen can he accommodated with pleasant rooms
Terms m1dera'e The s.,uauon l. airy and pies-srt--
Ref renre- exchanged. ie-iit'
DO0N To IET-A arg- pleasant fro-t room to lei,
IA furnished. io single gentlemen. without board Apply
a. ? FnrE'1rtst e3 D.
DOAHD-A gentleman and bis VIE ana few single
ID gentlemen can Dee accommodated IN board al b5 Full
tOn-sL lf-1 Srod'
VERY DESIRABLE Apartments 10 let. 90 single
gentlemen with or without board. In the house OF
private family. Al 81 WsserSL near Broadway Refer
encrs exchanged. i-2l 5ts'
A FEW YOUNG MES can obtain pleasant room,
"A with board by early application 81 10 Chsmber.st
rnv7 stf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23
OCEAN HOUSE

% sHRFWSRTRY. n 10 H. NVILLIsTON Pro
N pr-i0r The shove house having been enlarged and
.led . now open Tor the season. The fshng and
ses bathing unsurpassed
steamers Ofus and r Lewis leave FOR he Ocean House
daily. see Advertisement In Courier and Enquirer and
sun 1928 W. SfRis+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

ITO GARPESTER-.-seAlrd prop1ta.s viii ne re-
L ceved the Office 4 Superintendent OF Buildings NO.
20 Ezabeihsi until Tuesday h@ .4h day Of June slant
a. ~ O'Clock noon, for alterations 10 be made TO The once
Of County efk. tCuy HALL
Plans and spec-auo ~ The wofk may BE- seer IN Ap-
plcau0n JOB L. BLACK, supt OF buholngs.
Ofice Supt Of Buildings June CD, i.il. l-5
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Bituatinus, Hr. narien.

" Al =rsrT 70 A@ocrtu--zI tent ~ MAJ. -sass u
porp~d. ,iry III not se fasr- OF Of tA< stor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23
J. W BROWN. Aactisneer
CABINET FURNITURE, House Fur

u elss. te-J. w. Brown viii sell 81 auction on
Thursday June "a at IOt o'clock At I4f Brosdw large
stock u cabinet furniture comprising carved
sofas style Louis XVI mahogany sofss ehsirs,
dressing plain card, center and tables
oitornan- dvsn- French bsdst-sds patent folding do
hair Mattresses, &c.
Also Table casors gallery usys, solar lamps gran
does win varsity VI other articles CsalOsa.s now
ready JsLs zus'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

AUCTION NOTICE DAMAGED MICHIGAN
N FLOUR.-GERARO, BETTss co. viii cell this dsy.
"Wednesday At II O'Clock In front " the store, for
count may 500 barrels choice Michigan
1Our OF fsyors brands for bakers receoy canslsd ~
fresb Tsrms lel5 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

ships Sardinia for Liverpool Birkenhesd (Br ioi
Savannah Diana. for Bremen bark Chatham for Red
ford. and others.
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no AYGLTYF sPoaTSMEN'

NILEh ; UI IUt- = EuIIIIN-Il- sFcJ1I elIlII1
n % .h. popllsr SorE - Gov ready. Pncs io cel.s
handsome 8lunf IN clOth.
"A ~0rk lhai ,l0ud be 10 ne hs1ts q every s'g'-r
Courier = .rQlirer
"Itisswork uil Of prsclca know I'D e. snc o1e hch
corfo1or-s many IMPRESSION Ne have fortlei before
roe. n our experiments win lie rod. kg-ry anger
sr1lt pls--sz a. sporting Rambler.
joan Brown Co - Fuli0n-sLi Burgess, strirger 4
CO - brusdEsy; n Long Brother. 81 Ann o. " m
Taylor Astof House; ". H. Graham, Tri0sn7 Bgildngs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

Nm. n. JONES, A1elooces
BOOTS AND sHOEs-By D. lNoEkSOLL
clock 100 shoes and erogsrs, saitsose f
he sJsl1eru Western and city usds.
Also s. cases mems prime sip peSxsd scoo
Also 50 eases nsns sea- eli 2pers snf e1ssins
A.o - cas.s m.us rnd boys alp pssssd bsogsna jsD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

NATURALIZATION ~ re cases ~ ne Rev. John v
y Me- sld Re- JOIN {. Greene. srd ne proceedings
u .h- Bi.l0r- ard Curf-rrrcs q ire " , Chlrrh
S-ggy0rk lsn.t them by grrt-lar u nc Bar Price
.!ai. sERFORD & co . A.tor Hou.>.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

('AhRIA6E tl.syT Hoo pieces India R1bs .
- Cafrske Cct1 pls,f snd hgur.1B Of supsriok Ga
tne o-esEnsrses Ds'c-s ne vsreaeess -
~ Hssss. n J. izdix iabos sseiorY, ~ hsidss-sss'
All iaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

sSxE 81 The SEW LINE OF PACkkIsooIIll 'p1 ,s
di1 and fast 81 lnk PseN77ss 80 80 y,,s On n
Ton. surthen Capt TrssE vii sal IRON 80 %
1sla June srt from Ligsrpoo 90 ne llia - ,
.1.~< ~ P.,.ora ,Outt0 proceed - ne - oo'l-fy
1000 f.hfrz 10 s~td FOR heir frsnis - opo GU n
- o.rx-t csu nasss Ire r-c--s.fy arfsnkenrnS Wa
- ~. srrrriroc si0rs fDr cabin, s-r0nd-
% srf ,tserags gssssrg are 9Hssfpass@9 gf coiYft
a.. -rv@ri@nre It0ss,S1dinx b secure o-finsi slogd
- ..rfT .ooI I-stfOn IN bard fnot ~ NsI+sl 20
MI r TAPSCOTT, Is sougb-st
- -a-prf door b@'oE EgsfrT..liu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

UtFF IfLF LLHIU " nv VOL W. " TTItf n
DR. UPHAMS
VEGETABLE ELECTUARY or lNrERNALR EMEDf
mr. TPHAMs ELECTUARY H. CERTAIN
DCURE FOR That dhtfetfing complaint. whether sliced
Ing or i0d. internal external and also Tor on de
eases Of n similar nature which are heeleniy found m
cor junction wh Pes-surh 40 Inflammation " lhs liver
aud SPLEEN inflammation and soreness ~ he stomzch
Inflammation Of tie bowels Kidney and bladder l"fpor
and Inactivity ~ the liver mpurty Of blood and nerna
humOrs weakness and r Fam nation " ile spine %Frfr
and hahIal coslVeness low " blood o ne hea1 olA
illness &C 10 internal remriy-not an external Af
p1cauon, sne viii cure any cs'e OF plies elmer breeding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

IUNFLFIF An = % III 7 y F-FlIlIIII p u
n treatment ~ al diseases ~ men, women And cldfrn
F1tei bT Dr. Tuner lsle Health Conn .--oner ~ re~
York Prcs % cls-p0stage any par " he u Is cs
A.o. Tr1mpas % - Young Plysic or CtrocO-I lrr-
u1I Fac.. Price FOr .al- -
i-.f MLWif. REDFIELD. Clinton Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

Messrs TAYLoR L HEKRuL.
90 JOSIAH MACY / SON, ~. v,,L
GOODHUE l. Company,
. l. n BRIsHAM, Esq-
. HAYES, GAY & Co. Boston.
HE~Ry Sloan. Eco. PhilAdriDhis. ID ~
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CUARMING NEW HOOKS.

UHAh M n = N r " bUUhol
BURGESS, sTRINGER q co. Will publish without
- fail on Thursday next.
SHAKESPEARE AND Ills FRIENDS,
By The sulhor Of The Youth Of Shak.pe and The
Secret Passion" Price 80 cents
This. one and the fsvohe Of the series, OF set
OF novels founded he life and history ~ Shakespeare
which appeared few yearsago In London, snd command
ed universal attention. The author has collected every
established fact ard rsdiuouary incident recorded u the
tgsir0us poet which he has skflly interviewer into
fcuuous narrative and The result is that narrative Ifs
Ike snd real Is produced Of the m0s Interesting charac
ter" Y. Y Albion.
set Of books that would sooner ue the author Of
tbeu all BulWer or James ever wrote AlhenFum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-23

ship Elisha Denison. seeiey, from New Orle
T. y Ilur.but & CO. Also brig.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

Monday last the birth day Of Her Most Gracious
Majesty, and sorry day 1t was in Hamilton The
weather unpropitious, and no arrangements were
made to celebrate the day In a becoming manner
had the weather been neIfamiiton (Canada) Specto
tor, 26th inst.
Toeraby good strawberries pentifully supplied to
the Batmoreans at six cents quart and the large,
luscious fruit at 10 and l2H cents.
EMIGRATION TO OREoor.--A letter from Princeton,
Illinois, dated May 3D. says I'll the emigration to
Oregon may be estimated by the number of wagons
which passed by my house this spring. will be
very large More than 100 wagons have passed through
Princeton this season. their way to that distant
country Sometimes ten or fifteen Of them with their
Accomplishments of men, women Children and cattle go
by in q day Many from Northern Indiana, Michi-
gan and Ohio They usually carry cooking stoves in
their wagons of very small size Most of them to
be people of some substance, and will unquestionaby
make good settlers The and general sickness Of
the last has been the moving Of much of
this emigration:
The work of setting up the posts for the Washington
and New Orleans Magnetic Telegraph is progressing
handsomely at the Southern end of the line.
The ship fever has made its appearance among the
paupers (many of whom have lately landed at Boston,
occupying the buildings at the poor farm In Concord
New Hampshire.
In New Orleans on the 10th inst. man named A. J.
Abrahams stabbed James Wilson, volunteer, belonging
to the dragons, causing his death. Abrahams was
rescued
The wcighmaster at Syracuse reports that from the
10th the 22d of May days he weighed at the
weigh look that place 900 loaded boats Of which
Der li6 had osrgoes exceeding 70 tons.
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NEw ORDER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE
NAvY-The Secretary of the Navy has issued
an order regulating the rank of the pursers 1t
places pursers of twelve years standing on the
rank with commanders according TO date of
commission, and pursers of less than twelve
years the rank of lieuenants, according to date
of commission, besides other proper regulations
required by the importance of their duties. This
Is just and wise regulation of Mr.. Mason
The pursers are a most important corps of the
naval service, doing the duty on board ship
which is required of paymasters, quartermas-
tiers, and commissaries, in the army We are
gratlhed that Justice has been done in this mat
ter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

GEN. MEJIA's FAMILY.-Among the Mexican
prisoners arrived at New Orleans, in charge of
Major Bennett First Lieutenant Henry Mejia ad-de
camp to Gen de la Vega. Lieut. Mea is the of the
late Gen Ms leader of the federal forces in Mexico
opposed to Santa Anna of the central party He ia quite
ayoung man. and behaved very calamity at the battle
of Cerro Gordo having his horse shot from under him
and being wounded Like La Vega, he found at his
post Gen Brooke received his parole Of honor and he
is now residing with his mother, resident of New Or
leans until further orders
Gen. Mejia married American lady, and some Of
readers may recollect young lady their daughter
who visited this city about year since, and quite
the cynosure of sundry susceptible spirits In midst
She was accomplished spoke our language with charm
ing uency and very piquant in her Mexican patriot
ISM We had occasion to hear her version of Palo
Alto Arisa's she attributed to the poor militia
ry appointments of the Mexicans ave send to the
French" said she our good money and they send
their bad ammunition" When she left for New Or
leans che might have mad arpassage upon the signs
Of disconsoate swains They ready to blow hur
rcane shortly after when the tdings Of her marriage
"to another were received.
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PARx THEArRE-Sflls. Blangy had only slim house
last night In fact appeared almost impossible to get
good house last week any conditions The perform
ances we're good and the audience appeared delighted
Mile B. goes to Boston this week. and the Bosonians
will give her good reception She created great SEN
saon in New Orleans last winter and has been entnu
siastically received wherever she has appeared sn
Her dancing is Of a character the most peasinei her
idea of graceful posture Is only equaled py tne easy
ner In which she the most classic atutuuss,
and her face beaming with intelligent animatoh ls
most harmonious accompaniment 70 y; an art;st of
Mons Bouxary, who accompanies ner Is al aIsss y.
great IN crit Mrs Mason and Mr. Wheatiey appear ~
the Park tomorrow night
BowrRy THEArRr-Mr Booth will make his last sp
nearance and take benefit this evening at the Bowery
tbeatre II Is hardly necessary to say that the house
will be crowded to overnowing The bill IL one which
of itself would fill any house 1t consists of the great
traoedy of Venice Preserved, Plot discovered"
and the comedy of the Mayor Of CARAT" in both
of which Mr.. Booth will appear.
AMATEUR THEATRIcALs PALMo's OPERA HoUsE.-A
talented company Of amateur performers 1t will per-
ceived by the bills of the day. will appear at Pamos
Thursday evening next in two celebrated and popular
and Pythiasn and the Irish Lion.n
Young and rising talent particularly local talent
at all times claim upon public support and we feel as
sured that the attractive bill put forth for the occasion
and the cast of whom fame speaks loudly, and
hatterngly will draw together full and bumper house.
Mr.. McDonads Damon will probably be an able per-
sonaton OF the character He will be well supported by
Mr.. DArtsts as PythAs. and MIR. Conner Donysius,
and, indeed, by the entire company. Miss Newkirk,
Mrs Mnoel and Miss Stanhope viii also perform the
occasion. We anticipate "jsm' house for the anna
Tours Tuesday evening next See the bills of the day
Miss Julia Dean is about to play engagement in St.
Louis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30
TELE CIR HIC.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, Saturday Afternoon, May 90
The market for -four continued depressed. There
were more sellers than buyers. Howard street held
at 50 s71k but sales to small extent effected at
SO u.s. The stock of City Mills very light and hold
ers generally demanded SO. sale Of susquehanah
was made at So 75aSs s7K Wheat continued in fair
demand Maryland red, prime quality quote at
81 osas2. Some holders asked higher figure though
the market closed with less heaviness. Corn
was dull at lO2c for white and 1850 for yellow Sales
moderate The supply being light prices
very firm Baltimore kiln dried held at S. 49,
Small sales of country reported at So l2K. Pro-
visions rmer and sales Of prime pork made at s4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30
New hooks.

SHERMAN SMITH, No l22 Broadway, have publish
ed the Illustrated Hand Book for travellers through the
United States containing a map and list of all the
steamboat railroad and stage routes 1t is the best
thing Of the kind we have
Mr.. ). @. PARKER 81 Nassau street, has published
steel engraved portrait Of Gen. Taylor.
It's. Husrrp, No. OF Nassau street, has published
spirited engraving representing the fight Of Santa Anna
without that leg from Cerro Gordo In the distance,
the battle is raging with ferccness.
THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS IN VERsE, by Edward Stage,
Long and Brother, 81 Ann strect-Ths In collection
g stagge Poems neatly got up, and will form agree
able companion for . leisure hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

New ERA IN NAvIGATIoN-On the 10th inst.
the three masted schooner New Brunswick an
chored outside Chicago harbor loadedwth 900 BUSH
of wheat with which she had cleared for Liverpool
She goes by the way Of the Weand Canal and St. Law
This is the first clearance of the kind made
from the inland waters of the great lakes for Europe
port and constitutes in the history Of
i0afio
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N avigation Of the Ohio Rive
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, May 20-6 p. Nj.

Soturuny, May %O-o Re Ne
The stock market continues very unsettled regards
prices At the first board Penn SIS fell of q, Illinois
Bank a. Farmers Loan q, Harlem Erie, old, 4. ILL
nois Special, Indiana Reading Bonds, N A. Trust, Can
ton Norwich and Reading closed at yesterdays prices
Long Island went up y, stonington l.
At the second board Harlem improved per, cent
Farmers Loan u, Long Island 4, vicksburg Il, and,
Stonington Y, on prices current in the morning
There has been moderate demand for foreign ex-
change by this packet There is full supply of prime
bills London in the market. Quotations for foreign
and domestic exchanges rule annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

Sid BY .quction-Havana CT bis 10 23sc bad burning,
1888 bis. Cuba, Tx 16x; III bis Cuba 2oM 23H
good demand for the higher grades Of the various
kinds prevailed and fair prices could be obtained for
any kind Of tobacco answering this description
WHALEBoNE-We quote ~ w. dull at % cents, and
South Sea at 30 cents which the common asking
prices.
WnisKEY dull at 81 cents
FREIGHTs-5000 bushels of peas engaged to Liver
pool at Cd To London Go l0s and Is l5s to Bristol
for provisions, standard measure were offered An en-
gagement of flour was by British vessel at rs and
by an American do at I'd for 1000 bbs to ill OUT 1000
were reported at % 4d and 5000 do Mt % sd
1000 bbs were reported engaged to London at rs sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30
Political and Personal.

meeting at Princeton on Wednesday evening, James
Van Deventer in the chair and VIM. X. Murphy, secre-
tary adopted resolutions reported by VIM c. Alexander,
Esq, complimentary to Com. Stockton.
Gov Brown, of Miss has appointed Col Jefferson Davis,
LIST Mississippi rifles u s. senator in place of the Hon
Jesse Speight deceased Col Davss commission arrived
here yesterday in the Sam Dale and awaiting his
return frem the seat Of war. It is said that Gov.
Brown has made this appointment at the present mo-
ment in the anticipation Of extra session Of Congress-
and though we differ from Col Davis in politics,
the selection of him. to fill the vacancy, will meet
with very general appreciation particularly in MISSISSIPPI
PIN. D. Bulletin, 2lst inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

LIEUT. WILLIAM ID. PoRTER.-We understand
that the friends OF Lieut.. VIM. d. Porter are
exersng themselves to procure for that distin-
guished oihcer the command of one of the Ame-
rican ocean steamships more skitedf navi-
gator certainly cannot be found, and his perfect
acquaintance with steam navigation eminently
qualities him for the Office. We wish his friends
every success in their efforts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

Gentleman's Hats-Summer Style.-Beebe
& Costar Hatters No. 156 Broadway will introduce
Saturday 18th instant their Fashions for Gentemens
Summer Hats.
B. G. will present the public and unique style Of
White Pearl Beaver Castor Hat uniting beauty and dura
by with ghtness and comfort the wearer finished and
trimmed in a and elegant
Also Panama and Straw Hats and Caps for Gents Youths
and children mac II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

wish look as respectable we can TO such we say ske
81 Murray street, Washington, where
your articles will undergo such alteration that will take
the most scepcal their again. Go and all
Of and the mod6er clothing and
comfort, and mistake the number which il 81 Murray
street, where all information your future appearance will
be given gratis by A. Corlis K CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

LATER FROM MATANzAs.-We are in receipt Of
files of the aurora de Matansas to the li,h
inst. The news they contain, however, is mere
ly local, and devoid OF general interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

LAKE CHAMPLAIN.-Since the opening of the
navigation of this lake, the northern travel has
been greater than at any former PERIOD early in the
season, Steamboats, and canal boats crowded; and
assured by those who conversant with this
business that not less than six hundred day
passing the Champlan canal independent Of the
different stages which leave Whitehall This argues
we'll for the Saratoga and Washington Railroad, which
is going forward rapidly and which Is to be opened
in year 1t cannot fail to prove valuable investment
to the stockholders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

STRANGE DiSAPPEARANCE.-An individual well
known in this city, Mr.. Barney Costello, resid-
ing at the of Craps and Bagatee streets third
municipality, took passage some time ago the steam
boat Sultana to accompany his daughter to the Louis
vile convent On the arrival Of the steamer back Mrs
Costello, who expecting her husband went board
to enquire after him. There she learned that Mr. Co.'S
tello had fallen overheard whilst going to Louisville and
drowned. Subsequently, however, she inform
cd that her daughter instead of being in the Louisville
convent she supposed had boarded for time in
the St Charles All her efforts to meet her child were
useless the latter having left the above hotel
and gone to parts unknown Mrs Costello fearing that
both her husband and daughter were, perhaps, the
and lost in grief went yesterday to Recorder
Genos Office and prayed his honor to notify before him
all the officers of the Sultana. The subpenas
issued and the will be investigated shorty-N o.
Bee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30
M arrie<l.

On Tuesday, May 25th, at St Patrck's Cathedral, by
the Rev. Mr.. Laughlin, Mr. AMBROSE ScuMrrz, from
Germany, to Miss CHARLorrK HOGAN, of Charleston.
South Carolina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30


More than twothirds of the total receipts this year
were shipped to Europe up the gath inst The aggre
gate shipments Of from the United States since
last Sept is at least fifteen millions of bushels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

lst to May s4th IaOases bushss corn, ssl7s barrels
-four and 90le bbs corn meal The following quantities
corn have been received that port from Jan LIST to-
Nav oath inclusive
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Died.

On Friday the 25th inst, EDWARDS, youngest son of
Joseph and Catharne Bemrose, aged years and 3
months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30
Smf5in0 Intelligence.

LEXINGTON RAcEs-Third dsy-Purse $3.50, two mile
heats Won by Isaac Van Leer's gr. &. Jgs by Glen
coe, beating Motto, by monarch Kenner, Falcon,
and Mavis. Time: 402-366
Fourth day.-Purse $500, three mile heats Won by
j. L. Bradley's Alaric, by Mirabeau, beating Old
Monsieur and Brown Kitty. Time: s:55-646.-Louts-
riHe Journal, Gath inst.
A thousand fifteen hundred persons assembled
Bergen HILL Sunday last, spectators Of jumping
match upon the result Of which hundreds Of dol
lars had been staked.-Bosfon Post.