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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

z ADlCAL CURE OF COINS, without cutting or the
:s h,. hs hcn sa TO g ladies'
the , o19 S.s that "Dds axe:
cutting Elm, own invention S. IN. opsr.
least pain and the patient his dress
hand Chopes will give his 's stteDdancs at hi:
Office. 81 Chamber. street, opposite the Park;
s. Cha%be st sno
A TYsEAIsE "a DSEA bss Of THE
of 1S;, Eye pp a1q edition ID: ' U.s.,
decay from seabuse and excess and also every known
disease oil the sexual system in language adaptedo every
OrrsIcns OF. THE PnEs,.
m"es ooa Tb style aud to do
ludcious The practitioner will find Astounding valuable
hints and the general reader will many useful
Boston Medical Surgical Jourua Dr. Dixon has writ.
bow much na w on various BRANCHES Of his book
@ %. S a." sSs
book which the will regard with
Prise Ye' the authors originality and III rough devotion
t surgical circumstances, stamp with uncommon nte
Evening Post" Dr.. DIXON is pupil of Dr. Mott-the in.
yento Of great number Of valuable Instruments and
great deli aey and care yet decided language will doubt
Woman her Diseases from the Cradle to the Grave,
adapted exclusivsy to her instruction in the natural laws
R &Sd so 'S't Of i Bosaway
and John ST.
Agents wanted throughout the country au3o 3tsrc
MbttGThfS MAGNETIC
lhs 'nstrnmest an important Improvement all other
forms OF manufacture and has been adopted BY the Medical
Profession general being the and efec.
ua Magnetic Machine In IL is perfectly simple
st ucton and therefore not liable Of order the
case with all oth er instruments admits Of the
eonuo and can BE- graduated Power adapted r
iant or sucent Tor e strongest adult the pleasure of
OPERATOR The magnetic Erce is impaired in a continuous
manner and wi unpleasant sensation the del
IN e.tQfqt ID e,p.v
spect perfectly harmless Zach instrument is warranted and
ccompa led by Manual with ull directions IT,
the rous DIS sscs lor VIII ch il is efIectual
Prices from 50 10 Sl2
Manufactured and for sae, wholesale and -etail by
ago 7fsrc DC. NODRHEaD. i82 Brosdwsy NY.
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Sass S 'esI bs,s' stock Of
bD dee Danes
ALSO
E% NOR s1 Collars. Capes Chsmiuse. Handkerchief
by far the most extensive in ley York ''''''''' 'A'
Hosiery and Gloves p %s rev and superior make.
Irish p0plins, L Plan and plaid
Scotch Shaw and Long shaws of every plaid and ella, IA,
tan, Of the finest make ''-'1 'A1 ''1n "f
The above with full a..oIt%sHI Of Fancy and Staple
10" unusually '0r No. IS sso sSUs,.s
DIAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BARGA AIMS !!-R.
PRINCE, Manufacture Of Pspe, Hanginss NO, 4s Peal
osee. and those n the trade that he is .ns lis
stock Of rsp5 Hanging, and al 70,
sale dealers purchasing in amount fo $50 to 800 for CASH
Ia ho. ss sfs
cost prices' win be made. Purehs.sr Will find Prices
si'e' Tss with Re rs
9F,oN 80. SAIL b SL3TH hSA sN, ThNyAs, &C..
vas, comprising all number from to TO- Ai.o the soft
R. s se Y AsaxB No. s m
pnS widths and weight both twsd and plain, suitable
New s s sd tsnyassioes bolts Nos. to TO- ,ou
INCHES wide, and beautiful fabric portion Of them
By be made Width weight
ling Canvas $50 bolts heavy Nos to design
'i's r::s e. ,"'a tSss; Tro5itHEMys
al2 let Ths&Tu*rc 50 Broad, corner Beaver st.
and q G x. az f q L 4
xe) 4 Warren street Office hours from A. Nj til N.
employ. ssf % sasi
hs vse be- I c DISAPPOINTMENT
By calling before II A. NJ, when Dr. H. usually most at
MNB-A Dr. H celebrated models which f:rm perfect
N esp to Sose az 10 tho Sy @
s',asipss End q %S. their Diseases
en- daily lily, d . he hes, aus,y Of Peach
from The boats. ard a dsoasl screened from the
,, sEAE AZ 5HI BE
this country for children sSa WIG inclined soop
he eSss ,ho:s e eSa.s%pav. :sdesss1y
s.y sS'f a sS It the b Ss'"
s, expand S the chest thereby giving free and say Se
M. f. s,s %So:.
Gardeners outdrtins store. asz Broadway
NB-Alsos superior Body Bolt. Abdominal supporter
highly recommended au4 2oeodsrc
%SH OOO To LEND ON BOND AND MORT
WOOsVOO GAGE, in sums to suit applicants, pro.
% s .sas i 5 city p B0oa * E b S
Wall street the Croion Water Office, basement NO. "
au27 30teod~rc
II OGLE'S HYPERION FLUID-For Promoting the
- Growth and Embelhins the Hair, stands purivslsdi
head
IF aud tho Is s d1 u,ss %
further see pamphlets containing on
agents throughout the United States and Canada.
AGENTs-A. u. d Sands. N. Y. E. Mason, Portland;
CaTletqn& Co. Lowel 3 K Bliss Springfield; d Scot,
Bsdlo r. j. Taylor, Newport, r. Ii = TIsveE Son
Hum AuOa%' YIN Pitksn. Rochester: 2. H Fish. sarass
sainum Son, Uts'; William Coleman Buffalo; Seth G.
more. Md; Kneeand & Co. 27 Canal street, New Or
70, treatise tn. Anatomy and Physiology of tho Hail.
wh tn,e nor the 1%. ssSSG%gsnis'
FIRST Premium Vsntilating anil =. Wig Maker
all l3teod~rrc 228 W. .'-g', Boston.
-
III counsel without msnsY and without prcs-1wo "
gentlemen Of experience thorough
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

AVA LATE with VIM. T. Jennings Co, of Broadway, beas
his friends and the psblc that he opened
the stor No 23f Broadway the Fountain doors
the Me,chni tailoring business in aItiis branches
Ar all times he VIII have hand the fashion.
able OF ready made garments AID will punctualy
custom wok MS old customers the publ vii favor
him it'll Pur hasing his goods for lie will
sell as low her estab shmeur; aud ne hopes by
has heretofore received.
Shirts Stocks Craya aud Hosiery of all descriptions on
hand. anal 3Ot& I'M
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FAIR Play Kingston before reported abandoned
aud supposed towed Philadelphia the Old
COLONY Office P ymouh. The insurance th New England
Mutual Boston, for $1,000 and 500 charte
MISSING VEssEL-Schr Maria Causey Stubs. Of aud from
Phlaue pha for Providence with IT'S coal sailed from
that Juy 30 and has heard FROM Cago
insured in Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

ID .nislAN DECORATIVE UPHOLSTERY, Curtain
Mat. rails &c The Subscribers have 10 the
FL stock Of Uphosery Goods, Furu ture Coverings aud
T innings. consisting of svery article in their line which
they offer wholesale and all prices lower than be
purchased any other estsblis hmont in the city.
From their stock which embraces the largest Of
De Lines Brocatel. Pushes Lampas Gimp, &c
merchants supply thems Ives with better selection than
have before been offered
We also in store Of French
Paper Hsngngs and Borders also The patterns of
Painted Window Shades which having been IN,
and imported under the Of duties
tn assorted and cheapest variety brought into the
VA try. sol ONION X HART,
Importers and Manufacturers OF Upholstery Goods Paper
Hang ngs and Window Shades 2i3 Broadway opposite the
Park. Au5q 3nt~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

M EINHARDT'S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
1v1 SlNSThese letters remarkable for durability and
brancy Of the gliding unequaled by other article in
the cy-which bnlliancy warranted stand
weather ey are also apanned TO any color may
be desired Orders left Jones, Beebee Co.'S LOO Fulton
street, will be attended to.
The erhp heretofore suhsstng between Meinhardt
Stott, was dissolved on the LIST July
ais 6msfh 8 r MEL NHARDT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

Arrived briggs Charlotte, Richardson. Calais William
Bates N Bedford: Joseph, Keller. Boston: st Lawrence
naud,l Prov deuce; schs Canary Fansw9rth Ca ais: Ma.
Mexico Toml.n ProvidrDce Jab.x White, Corsop, do;
Hyler. Ande' son, York; w Morris. String, do, and
Mary Ann th steT. do.
Below. brig Jane, Ricn. Trinidad de Cuba
Marks o.le,n. brss Maria Whitfeld Mango L,veyool;
JAM Potomac Smith. Portland; Financier Sargent do:
Mya udiey Boston; st Lawrence, Randall do; Washi
wnehrnp,w do Fr,pess Amy Candy Bal,mre; schs Del.
George Washington Reed, Fall River; Jabez Whiie Cor
@n do; Mer'so Tomln do; AlerWdrr Randali Boston;
h.des ssratton, Yadcs Chaeston; John sIuil, Zeal
Sing >ng Mary Che ter, 70 X; Maryland. DAVIS.
Newark; sloop Rebocca Abigail Snson, dos barges Con.
soson Nc L. ughl in ork john Green Lynch do Benz
He,ner Hunter. Raubow Me Donald do Charles PEN
rose Davis do, and Shark. Stevenson. do.
Miscellaneous Record.
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NJ ONEY LENT-lhe highest prices advanced in large
v1 small gold aud silver watches diamonds
plate, jewelry furniture, clothing dry goods, &c &c.
JOHN NJ DAVIES. Licensed Pawnbroker.
232 William street, Duane.
Persons received in private office by ringing the bell.
ant&r
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TMPOHTANT-.The highly ce,ep,eted Nine md ~ ops
MONPLAlsIk first dancers OF the reputed Theatre La
Scala, Of Milan Through the medium of Mr. L. Martini their
before the American pqbc new ente tnment which will
OF the eminent mimic, Mons Barhoomiu Composer and D
rector OF the Baets Coby the great comic dancer of
Bulan and Mons. Grossi. $3.50 - nv mn
Alspplieatons for engagements be made to Mr. L. Mar.
fih the sole agent for the Brhoomiu and Monpas Com.
psny for the United States his residence GOD
Hotel de Pars suM Th5s ~ug TIT. ~
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS-F. PARES u CO., No
~ s79 Pearl New York Importers and Manufacturers
.ty. and quality e French and American Paper
dow Curtain which they offer to dealers merchants
and Others at extremely low prices.
The most workmcn to hang may be had
shore notice j2Q 30f* n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
Remalns of Col. Yell.

PUBLIC MEETING AT VAN BUREN,.
| At meeting held in the town of Van Buren,
on Thursday the 22d of July. for the purpose Of
making suitable arrangements for the reception
of the remains of the gallant Colonel A. Y ELL,
who fell in the battle of Buena Vista, on motion
of Maj. John Henry, Henry Wilcox, ESQ.,. was
called to the chair, and VIM. B. Knox, appointed
secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained, the
Hon. Geo. W. Paschal introduced the following
preamble and resolutions, which were unanimous.
ly adopted:
Whereas, The citizens of Van Buren, have
been Informed that the Arkansas Regiment of re.
turning Volunteers, with the feeling truly honora-
Bile to the soldier, have brought the remains of
their lamented commander, the gallant and inn
pe,uous COL ARCHIBALD YELL, from the glorious
battlefield of Buena Vista, where he so bravely
fell, while charging at the head of the Arkansas
Regiment. and intend deposting the same IN his
| fumilv burial ground a. Fayetteville, in Wash
ing;on county; And, phereas. We are advised
tha. the citizens of Washington county intend to
send committee 10 Van Buren,, for the purpose
of receiving the remains, which are expected to
arrive by the first steamboat; And, ,rhereas, The
citizens of Crawford county, also, desire to do all
proper honors 10 the remains Of the deceased:
Be ii therefore Resolved. That the President of
this meeting be requested TO appoint committee
Of nine. whose duty ii shall be TO receive the re-
mains of the lamented Col. YELL, and deposit
them in safe vault, until the arrival of the COM
mltee from Washington county, to whom the
committee Of Crawford county shall deliver the
remains.
ReSolred, That it be the further duty of the
committee Of nine, to make all suitable arrange
ments for proper public display during the per-
formance of their melancholy duty, and that our
Military Companies Societies and Citizens pe n.
eray be invited and requested to fall into the pro-
gramme Of arrangements which the committee
snoIl adopt in all that relates 10 their duties.
The following gentlemen were named as
committee Jesse Turner, Henry Wilcox, Geo
W. Clarke, Isaac B. Austin, J. J. Green Geo
". Paschal. Jno. T. Willis, Josiah Foster, and
A. J. Ward.
On motion, the Secretary was requested to
have these proceedings published in the Arkansas
lntegencer, and to forward Il copy of the same
10 the Committee at Fayetteville.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
HENRY WILCOX, Chairman.
WIN. B. KNOX, Secretary.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
To Qua CoRREsPoNpENrs.-"A Volunteer is

To Our CoRREsPoNDENTs.-"A Volunteer" is
rejected. He may, in all probability. have Of.
ferod his services to write for the Lnteligen.
Ger, but we are satisfied that he never rolun-
feered to fight the Mexicans; and knowing, as
we think he should, that we will not admit matter
in our columns, detracting from the credit earned
BY our gallant citizens who went to Mexico. Ma
ny holiday.hero, can sit under the shade of IN
awning, and tell how bravely he trould have met
the Mexicans, and how they, who were upon the
ground, ought 10 have done. We hope we will
not be compelled to perform the unpleasant, task
of rejecting another communication upon this
subject.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

The River is in about the same stage that il
was last week. The VIM. Armstrong arrived
from Fort Gibson, and passed down the river. on
last Saturday. The same day, the Isaac Carrot
arrived from tho Mouth of the river, and returned.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
PROGRAMME
For tht reception Of the Remains OF Colonel Yell.

l. ~ soon as the remains Of Col Yell arrive.
the Committee of nine, and the Masonic Commit.
tee, will assemble by she signal of tire tong Of
all the bells in the city, at the office Of Pascha
and Ogden, and march in procession to the steam
boat landing. where they will receive the body
The citizens of the county as far as they have
notice, are requested 10 assemble at the boat la nd
ing n nd Join in the procession, to the Court house
where the remains will be deposited. until doliy-
cred to the Committee Of Washington county.
- 1t Is respectfully requested that all business
houses be closed during the procession. The
Captain Of the Van Buren, Minute Men, is re.
sPcctluIIy requested TO detail guard to remain
with the body until lis departure. A messenger
will be forthwith dispatched 10 Fayetteville to
aPprzc the citizens of the arrival of the remains
.. Farther Programme for funeral honors and
for conveying the body to Fayetteville, will be
published IN hand.bll
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

No MAlLs.-The Little Rock mail has made
three failures, in as many trips. We were in
hopes, that when the "enterprising" contrac ctors
placed their fine teams and coaches on the road
VIC would have regular mails. Alas! how vain
are our expectations. Blood cannot be expected
from turnep. Our friends have more on their
hands, than they have the ability TO accomplish.
We will give them regular notice next week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

GT Hon. WM. X. SEBASTIAN passed tbrouob
our chy'a lew days since, on a visit to Fayet,e.
vile. We hope on his return, he will larry with
US long enough, to learn the hospitabe character
of our citizens. .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

THE POST. OFFICES removed to the old
Printing. Office opposite the Store Of Messrs. Scott,
White & Co., on Main Street.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

VT The Small Pox is prevailing a. Fort Leav.
enworth-many persons there, nre down with it.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

@On next Monday week, tho ID of August,
the Crawford County, Circui, Court will com
mence its session.
The Hon. w. w. FLOYD, Judge; and J. j.
Green, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

GJThe whole number of immigrants arrived
at the port Of New York, for the geek ending
Juno 18th, was 4,967.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

" The "tieraid'' states that a riot took place
at Ball Play, in the Cherokee Nation, on the
llsh inst, in which were engaged the "s,arrs"
on one side. and other Cherokees on the other
Knives, clubs and guns were used, and several
were wounded, but fortunately no one was killed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
G.. h. McGUNNEGLE, Chairman,

G~The MIssourians are hearty set Of boy s..
Capt. WEIGHTMAN, who marched out with fhy-
seUen young men, in his company, from Jefferson
City, returned without leaving one behind. The
whole party returned in good health and spirits.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

a SlLvER CofFlN.r-hh eXchange P1Po.-
Of a coffin Of silver, containing the remains OF
female infant, about two and half feet in length,
with an inscription bearing date l767, and en-
closed in a strong deal box, on the 18th inst.
exhumed among the foundation of old Grace
Church, New York. There was a glass stopper
near the foot of the coffin, on Withdrawing which
spirits Of turpentine gushed out. On opening the
coffin the body was found to be in good state of
preservation. and the features perfectly distinguish
able, though somewhat collapsed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

T9RN6S.-If paid within three months after sub.
'eribng, s2 SO. At any time thereafter, SO per an
mum.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

Tor conveying the body 10 Fayetteville, will be
published IN hand-b
JESSE TURNER, Chairman.
Van Bu,en, July 22d, lS47.
The MAYOR OF ST. LOUIS DlsGRAcED, BY TIE
CIT!zENs.-WHhout pretending to know the
merits Of the ditiicuity-between the Mayor and
the citizens of Saint Louis, we will give the sub
siantial particulars, 10 show how things are done
in that city.
Upon receipt Of the intelligence Of the expected
ARRIVAL Of the returning volunteers, at that city,
public meeting called to make arrangements
for their reception, at which the Mayor of the
city was appointed Chnirmnn of tho Committee
of Reception, TO go on board of the bouts and
receive the volunteers.
After which. the boards of Aldermen and
Council met, aud appropriated an amount Of
money TO carry out the arrangements then max.
ing for the occasion. The Mayor vetoed the bill
and being sustained by sufficient number in
those Bodies, il failed.
Whereupon the Committee Of Arrangements,
met and passed the following resolution:
ReSoired, That the services of tho Mavor as
Chairman of the Committee of Reception to 90
on board the boats and receive the volunteers,
be dispensed with, and that the Hon. James B.
bowhn be requested TO oitlclate on that occasion.
committee was appointed 10 wait upon the
Mayor with the following note from the Chairman:
St. Louis July ls. 1917.
Hon. Bryan MuNanphy, Mayor of 81. Louis:
SIR-The City Council having, in consequence
of the course you have thought proper 10 adop,
IN regard to the reception Of the Missouri and H..
nois volunteers. and honored dead, on their re-
turn from Mexico, deemed it unadvisabIe TO par.
Icpate officially with our citizens on the occa-
sion of their reception tho Committee Of Arranro.
menis has instructed me 10 notify YOU that your
presence in welcoming said volunteers is disDens-
ed with, and Judge Bown substituted in YOUR
place.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
G.. X. McGUNNEGLE, Chairman.
sent to the furnishing Irish, from America,-
amounting to 100000. The world never wit
messed such an instance of private charity.
W hilst we are feeding his starving subjects, John
Bull is denouncing and redicuing our resources
for either war or peace. We think, before he is
year older, he will admit that we can feed his
subjects, and thrash his friends, and him in the
bargain, if he is disposed to try our resources.
H-The Missourians are hearty set Of boy s..
Capt. WEIGHTMAN, who marched out with fhy.
seuen young men, in his company, from Jefferson
City, returned without leaving one behind. The
whole party returned in good health and spirits.
6TThe Small Pox is prevailing a. Fort Leav.
en- persons there, nre down with it.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

The Circassian Struggle for nationality prom
ises TO be one of tho most sangunnry in the an
nails Of history. The recent revenge Of their
brave chief Scham mil, for piece of Russian trench-
cry, was terrible. He was induced TO send 1900
CircaSsians to the Achene tribe 20 assist them in
promised enterprise against the Russians. They
were treated at first with every demonstration of
friendship, but the false Achencs, aided by a
mounted regiment of Cossacks, fell upon their
counlrymen on the nj ght of The 18th of January,
and cut them off nearly to n man; only few
escaped to carry the sad Iidings of this dsabocaI
act Of deceit to Schomil. The Achenes and Rus
slams subsequently took possession of the village
of Cassaban and fortified it. In the meanwhile,
the Circassian chiefs not idle; they collected
together, it is said $4,000 men, and swearing by
the name Of Allah not TO spare single soul, they
arrived on the 2Sth of January before Cassaba n.
Early the next morning they carried the forts,
and dreadful scenes Of massacre ensued; none
were spared--men, women. children. Russians,
Achenes, all we're passed to the edge ofthe sword,
and when the sun of the 2slh set, 5000 human
beings had ceased to exist.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

ALARMING RoT-Maryland RunGrcay Slares.
We learn from an extra of the Carlisle PA J
Herald, of the 18th u!imo, that the town was
thrown into great commotion and excitement, on
wednesday afternoon, by attempt on the part
Of large portion of the cOlored population to
rescue scvera' slaves VINO had been arrested as
fug'lves. The slaves Zone man. woman and
hIle grD were arrested in the morning. and in
tho afternoon taken before Judge Hepburn on a
writ of hnbeas corpus, which resulted in their be,
ing fully Identified as the property of Col. HoI.
Iingsworth and Mr.. Kennedy, of Hagerstown
Md. They were therefore remanded 10 the Gus.
tody Of their owners.
During the hearing large crowd of infuriated
coIored men nnd women gathered in and about
the cour! house. who evidenced by their violent
conduct disposition 10 rescue the fugitives by
force. An attempt was made first in the court
room, but quickly frustrated by the cons,abIes.
A second attempt was made as the slaves were
brought down from the court room 10 the car.
rIages, which resulted in serious riot.
The result was, that the woman and girl es.
capped, while the man was secured an take bac k
10 Mary land We regret 10 say that Mr.. henne.
dy. one of the owners, was very severely hurt
having been felled 10 the earth under succession
OF blows from stones and clubs, which compitely
disabled him. A boy in the street, by the name
OF Black, was also SO severely wounded in the
head by stone, that his life is endangered.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

OF a person in New York city mas gone into
the marriage brokerage business. He says that
he has established his office for the purpose of ia
c'litatng persons of both sexes in forming honor,
able and well suited connections for marriage,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

MURDER IN THE CHEROKEE NArIoN.-The Fort
Smith Herald states that James Crttendcn, a
Cherokee, was assassinated in Going Snake Dis.
,rlct, on the 10th inst.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

WIN. Is. Knox, Secretary