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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-06


In the report the vessels rated according to
their tonnage, which gives to New York "two
ships of 500 tons and upwards. This statement,
10 those who are acquainted with the large num-
her of elegant ships which compose Mr.. E. X.
Collins, VIM. Nelson's, and Messrs Stanton and
Frost's lines of New Orleans packets, Sutton's and
Bulkley's Charleston packets, the Savannah and
Mobile packets, would certainly appear very
incorrect. Although official document, it
by no means shows true state of our inland or
coasting commerce.
1t is strange that this inaccurate statement
should be published.
COMMERCE OF New YoRK.-We are indebted to
Mr.. horn, the very efficient boarding officer of
the u. s. Barge Office, for the following report of
the vessels and passengers which have arrived at
this port during the year 1916, from foreign
pars:-
FoREroN ARRIVALS Al THE PoRr OF Nyw YoRw Dvptsc
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g3Olltacal Intelligence.

IowA-Thc House Of Representatives of Iowa passed
resolution on the 10Th ult to 20 into the election OF u
Senators on the 18th, in which it believed the
Senate would concur. The investigation in the bribery
case was still in progress
democratic caucus has nominated Judge Wilson and
n q Dodge as candidates for United States Senator's
from Iowa
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The Condition OF Broadway.

Mn. EpIroR -
think ii but justice that the attention of the public
should DO directed the repairing Of tho rsuud stone
pavement adjoining the Russ pavement this bong the
fourth time the intersection of Reade street has been re.
paired since the Russ pavement has been constructed.
" ~ "'' '- ~ ~ ~ '" < TAXPAYER,
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rival of passengers and vessels at this port, from
abroad, for the last eight ysars,-
1879. 1870 1891 1879. 1873 1874. 1896 1876
passge a. 1852 1871 s7 99 t6 800 g. 02 82 $50 1890
Vesse,. 2,l39 1858 2es 1850 1852 22pa 2oai 2a9'
To hose who take an interest in the progress of
this emporium of commerce, this statement pos
sesses considerable value
IL will he perceived by the above comparative
statement that the arrivals both of vessels and
passengers, in 1916, have exceeded, beyond all
expectations, the arrivals in previous years. The
number of passengers is nearly double that OF
any other year.
The increase in vessels over 1915 is 2l9. The
increase in the number OF passengers is 1878
This is great city.
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Superior Cont.

Before Judge Vanderpoel.
Hall ps The East Riser Insurance Compdny.-This
cause il still on trial
Before Judge Oakley.
Charles Lohma. The Erie Railroad Company
This was of assupsit to the price Of
some shares Of the Company stock The tried
and fully reported before.
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AMERICAN CoAsrINe TRADE.-The Secretary of
the Treasury, in his report of the.number OF yes.
sells employed in the coasting trade, the Both of
June last, sets the whole down as follows, viz -
Sailing vessels fron rs tons and upwards, 3,l74.
steamers from rs tons and upwards, 93l.
A,naxed is the renorf in detail
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COMMON PLsAsist part-s7, &c. 1o7. 81, 81 -. g. IS,
a. 81, 9S. l09 As, 81 81 I'd partlOs, 2oe 2iO, 2i2
49, la2, 2a 46, ls, 40, 49, 80, TO- 3a6 %, 49, 1866
80, 9.
surEnloR CouRr4 49, a. TO- "a to AZ toto &c. az, a.,
As, At to 6l
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Important Caution.-BewsIe ar spurIou
limitations Of DR. CHsIsTIEs Gavanic Articles winch be
mais WITHOUT regard scientific principles not only
ely voorhees, but be injurious their apple
rne only Agent in New York Is at s2 Broadway No Dru
yst or Drug Store has the genuine articles but many Of
To the Public-HavIng recovered or yer
severe sic knes under which abored upwards yea
when on several occasions considered beyond medic
NV physicians, who OF the first standing III
10y WIFE, relations, and friends considered recove
H T st was cured in months by Dr. JOSEF
Ppnea % could do nothing FOR also used $50 bottles
anu other advertised nostrums, from which
case which publish for the benefit of those who may
similarly situated TO save them money. time, from
h11si yesr. ago. vas taken sick with
mercuria short after made the
appearance all over my body which formed into sores
ulcers NY .uneIinss pee tine igtease all the
good; all the decoctons and syrups would
relieve my suerings-l changed my physsans every
very much had pains in all my Soss. and Joint
which swollen The ulcers Rad become very
aud continually dschngng very offensive mattsis-n
T. back shoulders forehead and fact my whole bod
cured by the skill of Dr. Joseph No. 20 Duane
peisn that nay call At my rsdenee which Is over the ~
'''' -'A'A''' ""''' -" e"''0''D g. W. GIBBONS
We. the undersigned, are well acquainted With NJ
his sickness and also the performed by Dr. Joseph ea
20 Duane street y correct il every paIticn,dlsf5
~. LIE Es:AIdsI%sa s.ventssaih Ward,
JAMES Walsh, Alderman do do
r. 2. LErTER, Cle'k. Fulton Market
over hundred similar csrsfesss IN Il. po:sss.ion whs
be his ONCE Dr. H. mercury IN the trea
ment OF scrofuia &c.
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Our FoREIGN CIRcULATIoN-The career of the
New ork II raid from the lime it was first issued
until the present time, is, we believe, without
parallel in the history ofnewspapers in any ceun-
try At the onset, and for many years after
wards, it contended against and triumphantly
overcome more violent war of opposition than
was ever waged against any one paper, or any
one individual. Notwithstanding the hostility of
open enemies and secret foes, it nobly conquered
all, and now occupies the position of the first
journal in the world, and possesses circulation
greater than any other paper in existence, the
London Times and Paris Steele not excepted
Our readers are aware OF the extent OF our
American circulation, but we believe that but few
OF them have n proper conception of what we
circulate in foreign countries, and the influence
which this journal exerts in every land, in favor of
the institutions of the United ates 1t is quoted
by the press in Europe, Asia, and Africa, and can
be seen on file in every cotfeehouse, restaurant,
and hotel in the four quarters Of the world. Its
circulation in America is prodigious, and it Is ex-
tensively read in California aud New Mexico as
well as in New York. Indeed, gentleman inform.
ed u.s. day or two since, that he read copy of it
on top OF the Rocky Mountains. All this is owing
to efforts give the latest intelligence from ali
parts of the world fairly clearly, and without any
petty, party, bias
Our mail clerk, from curiosity, kept record of
the sea ports to which we mailed papers for
actual subscribers in the several countries in
which they are situated, during the last few
weeks, and find that we sent to the following
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Henri Herz.-The advertisement OF q
farewell Monster Concert given by this gentleman, VIII
found In another column
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1t will be recollected that We supplied subscri.
bers in those places with their papers within the
last few months only, but we have subscribers in
the Sandwich Islands, Africa, Russia, Ireland,
and other places, whom we serve whenever OPP
portunity offers
Such is the Nec York Herald, in spite of all op.
position. 1t has not yet reached the zenith of its
glory, for those who live ten years more will see
it five times greater in its value, as a newspaper,
as telegraph Of public actions and opinions, and
in its circulation, than it is at present.
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New science.-A. H.! VA ,ha sa,.h;aa ~. 70
the sciences Of and Dr. A. uphs~ ascordug to
10 hs given the finishing stroke to the science
bv his Vegetable Eetuary warranted en-.
f Plss and al diseases ofths beweis SOLD shq,ssas a
nam. 10 Bswcry and ias broadway, New Sers' Fnses
AheS.
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Navigation or tho Ohio River.


Tuesday. january DID +. M.
The stock market opened heavy this morning, an
prices fell off fraction. Long Island declined Ha
lem u Canten Reading ri Morris Canal y Unite
States 6s, 1885, u; Norwich and Worcester and Obi
os left OF at yesterdays prices and Erie Railroad oil
stock, went up per cent The sales were rather lmi
3D. and the tendency at the close was towards urhe
decline
Tho receipts of the Reading Railroad Company for tn
fourth week in December in each Of the past thre
ya.r - hsvo hao
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The increase the last week in December, 1885, CON
pared with tho corresponding week in ls4S, amounts
about one hundred and ninety per cent
The Bank of Utica has declared semi annual div
dend Of three and half per cent, payable demand
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for the month
December, 1885, were as follows
ERIE RAILROAD.
From freight. ................... $lo,s2o
From passengers and mail. 4. ,.......,... 5,06S
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Total. .s1l t25 Dol 500 a2s3
ldFtensefs arrived lo,zs0
Annexed is comparative statement OF tho ar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

LIBEL SsIr.-R Run routed IN The Land 81 Sis1d
Hgbts time lsst Winter John g. Cooley, editor
OF TAf Reporter Temperance paper puoAsned al Nor'
wieh, Conn. remarked with eonsdersoe ana doubtless
Keeper OF fashionable hotel az sioningion on Inc oce q
sion of Van Rensselsers applying for license Cooley
was informed against and arrested Tor hoe on account
of his sicures On trial the jury did not s2Fee aus
oiiaa ,hs ruuseler got second indictment for libel,
founded on the account which Cooley had syea Ia MS
naper of his first srrett wherein ne sad nc Nd mex
pressble contempt Tor the outlaw ana I'iou "nc pro
sunss 10 arrest him For these words 10 himself was
nroseoued as felOn The iria came o. last week 81
EswLondon ond from the nature OF he cause and the
ahv of the counsel created great excitement and AZ
immense gathering OF the peopic' .,- - I.
The Indictment set forth the wOrds Ouiis" ana
.felou~-goris well known 10 the Laws used IN tneir
legal and Technical sense sense OF whicn nAAsinc
generally have very vssue any sPpr.nDs1N CO
il seems 20 have been much To the advantage OF MI zoo
ley tbs. the Jury did believe that be USED 'he IN
such a sense. ~.
An the facts were admitted both sides The coun'
sal Tor the defence maintained that the puocsnon was
isrpIly made Of Van Reusselser unlicensed 10
seller and thus oeprecs.or upon the vital ana dearest
Interests of the community In whose behal no
ton could De- sustained. And furthermore tnsi u IL
could be sustained on the words as set forth these
words having been ussd not In their hehncal on,
ihsir conmun and popular sense. were fvoris opfa'
That Van Rensselaer, as seller OF intoxicating afinAs,
was f,ly described by these words being not9ns ess
than the exact object which these words property
stood signify, and might % ihshA~i 'nAi Z" '
described.
The jury sfter consultation Of half an hour returned
avernici of not guilty.
Counsel fog the St-te. :. T. Waite, District Aunrney
ana l. r Poster late speaker OF the House OF f'rP'e
seniatvos For defendant. Henry b. stsntun h'S, %
Boston. and Edmunh Perkins Esq. OF Norwich ms
discussion OF the learned counsel sstsd iof me oslI
part OF two days. Those who heard Mr.. stanton IN
similar case Al New Bedford and ths license cues
non ocisre our worthy Msyor and Aldermen can ven
oesve mat very 1.-THE wa eit Of ihe Rumsssr ~nea
be nahly ssi down, iChrVs0type,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30
y.YORK, THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 30. isa,.

TIE Losr CHuD FoUSD-lt viii be recollected
by many 81 or readers that notice appeared in the Ar
gus iew mouihs since. sisued by James Wilbur Of
Bethel adve-fl.ng frr his lost child. Mr. Wilbur re-
sided =, the tr 81 losing bic son near sandy River
Pond In Franklin county lie has since moved 81 Beth
H. because the sight Of To- place whence tha child
dered VS. - painful o. Dis vile nat Alter BIZ osi she
could not reside there longer.
Tha facts of tie rass thsi ~ ISL twenty yosrs
$40 the chil5 Toy years sad tn months on wel.
ont one day u meet th- other caldreu. and never
turned. Screams Vere heard oui le child they never
saw arain Ire ncisn5cTs TUNED out snd spent day.
and ri1fts Ia fufess saarh Inrerssl fymus,hy pr
vailed But =, lac, hey wrared returned % their sTo-
cations and newer lEters cr0S1e from their min
NJ, 90. however with TIE parents. The father van
cerod ~ sni down TIE eHfh. wherever he heard of
stranr. child or tie rrmor Of one being found Tho
mother Eept FOR the Lost and would 10, be com.
iorted Notices ssuet, and ever oody wao beard
the tse pilied parents and each sd All he could 10
relieve their distress Bui II was ~ no avail TIE chd
was lost and no clue could ~ found 20 its recovery
Whether he hsd fallen prey % the Wild beast or the
Indian had wasted 10 death By starvation who could
toll The h0rid phantom Of such death Was ever be-
fore their eyes
soma Thought that an Old hunter ly the Of Rob.
birs hal stolen the child Ha bad been seer a;ihe tne
lurkinz about the premises lie was an old ofieafer
had been tried Tor petty theirs and aiterwsrd was I'M
prsoned for the murder of ilir1s son in les, but
made bic escape But 70 evidence " confession could
be ct from him and the mstier faded away with he
lapse Of years from The memory Of maj
The parent. however p-fsovercd. they could not
forget and again issued their advertise meus calling Tor
Information Of their lost child
week or two since two Of Mr. Wiburs daughters
al work in the ssco fsciore. saw among body o. Ia
dlAus enc-mped fhrre white young man, IN whom sney
thought they rec0gu resemblance n their family
They sccosied him. arf soon claimed him - brother
OF course be hsd kIOVledg8 a ttln but wsned 20
sec their father They sent for TIRE oi gentleman and
tie recognition on bis part was complete.
Tne young man, TOW iVeniy-three y'ars Old, had
hon srlr sfrae IA mare knew nothing
certain Of biz abduction The Indians are nos On.
camped st Cape Exsbesh opposite this city. win TIE
youth and his wife for be married 81 indsn girl ss,
spring.
he has promised his father be will go with him to
Bethel vhers The old gentleman inifnds 20 build him
house snd give him oil thu icsnss he wants u roam
about In the W0ods with the habits OF A.
most his whole lie The father came into our once IN
Tbur,day 10 he'll Il. oil hs success lie was as hsppy A.
a boy jus, out Of school.
The mother has not yet seen him. From her Intense
and lasting siecion. manifested through long years
Of disappointment We judge the meeting will be- one
worthy The pencil Of Hogsr'h PoFusnd Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30
sARsAPARlLLA SYRUP,

c~Qn WILL b. GIVEN n dis syrup 10 not s1orrof
sJUD 10 any s).d Put up ir quart Solies. Pncs SIt
each Tisi. he chsapes, AID ~ far he beat ss'
..n.,,l. oear.d for .ae II mmed ai-ly ms scfo
fIa or alma. viii fhe lasm. cutansols efnpnons blrs
chronic sofs eyes, head, stubborn uicefs syphc,
,ymp.oms and diseases Arising from an injurious uss Of
mercury. SrOpsy, exposure OF mprucerce IN NE
r. Person. wishing purchase by The gallon or bar
rel can be supplied Tho most r-aAonsb- terms PIN
cipsl Dep0i IS Bfo-dwAy. SUE JmfhsM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30
TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY.
SHERWOOD, wAsSER q CO.
VA purchase Real Estate,

U,u rErcha5s Real ESTATE.
4 OCATE OR SETTLE LAND CLAIMS, procure Pa
Lerls or other Documents Bccessay 10 perfect Iitet
survey Map and Suhdivde Tracts Pay TaSes on Lane
OF NOME a,dens absentees Redeem Lands sold for
Tsxs, sete accounts with The dileren Departments ~
M state Jserniaent Collect Foreign Debts, aud usns'
AZ all other busirsss bpper,zning 10 General Agency
AS, The above ira engaged In the Practice ~ Law
in he suprme AMI Dlsirci Coufs ol me sais and ne
state OF Texas ana viii give prompt attention ~ all bust
ness entrusted 10 their care.
~ s letters and communications from other States on
hu.asss q be addrsssed 10 LORENZO shkkNOOD,
frlva.ton ty-n Sneod
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rrIIITIA NOTICR.-Cifi1ens between Tho

MILITIA MOTTO f.-Citfens between me ages 81
vi and o., liable to Militia duty, are hereby noi hei
they are required 90 parade Monday Oct g. az w A. NJ
in accordance with notice published "a tho sun and
IT, raid.
Those DESTROYS n committing may DO 20 Al the Office Of
the Recovered Taxes. Ams-House Kuildins between
A. NJ ard ". daily, during ibis week. By order Of the
Bo.ri al Officers First Division : Militia
est WILLIAM DODGE, secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30
RRA1srEpsI SALOONS,
~ 25a ssEs1osADWi,Y. aEw.ioEk. "A
~ r.r,.us,. Calynnic Rings. belts,

-pr. Chri~tie's Salvnuic Kings. belfS,
Krncclets md Magnetic fiuid.-Sfaosers r -
s,.rlfay infla.I lh-l io only plscs ia 20
ottsr -. r-l@hrefc- sftir es. genuine. 10 a. ~ =
p,,sF,,ay he..se4a ohr - and Maiden lsne. Al IN All
cs.es o. NERVOUS DISEASES, IN rleseF OF cnfisrr
galgaric srcies 10 ty wond-fal AMI ih-r s'esl e'.-
who Offer spurious arc worthless I aiip-s - As p" nn
the public are rcsrectil.iy sostdei 10 DrlgkAs of
~ -i,5. In y-yy.Y ofs will ever 10 sl0yo1 "a so Or
chrsiies Aslcss lho sale md exclusive Agency - ~ ~
cr.t.l .rUN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

CATTION.-The following description Of Bottles
I Used by me n ny business Published in comp
with law recently passed by fhe Legislature Ile iOl-
low ne name or mark viz. - Cable" and G." sfe
saiued on ai bottles used hy Tor mineral water and
ir. marx 10 vat. Cable" description nj said name
or mark and Of said bottles las been fled u me ONCE of
tir Secretary 0f ~ffr and DOB re county ClelA. Once
fr f.ie Do. and County of Sew N0lkNrw York. sept.
sf fefJ l.l3 f.utw lfff J. CABLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

SUICIDE At PFSsac0LA Psasacoil Sept. n.
ie7-Our old friend Judge Gsrrer committed suicide
lsst nisht (Sapt % by orosuins himself have al
vsys be@u pnder the impression that he was shoGt one
II the hsppasi in this city but such vss Dot TIRE
From letters he wrote 70 several OF his tenfs
and which were dated Soma time bscs u appHArs 10
had or some time pat ben making his arrangements
D. COMM, the deed IL .ssgus bis reason power
y--ihsi be hsd bat si20. which was Ia Dir. hyers
chssr-sni that 10 ld take al Of that % pay bis debts
srd bury him iscsn'ly He wrote lev iinss AZ mid
uiaht 10 Dr. smith. whch be gave 10 hlsck bog and
tod bin 3 hand t o. Dr. Smith carly IN the morning
which vas - inform him WHARF, rs oody mi. % found
IT. had everything arranged. ls directed notes q All
,, whom, ba was Indebted even o l.. wsshcrwonsn.
He aid his clothes In which q De- buried on the bed
md directed where everything might be iound- he
ged iro large bricks IN towel and tied them 20 ms
back and pinned towel bic bressi s1d oseA snd
walked down 10 the end II thu wharf with his CLOAK
around him and = cap on. When he got 10 the plsce
be laid hs clOzk down placed bis cap on u put BRICK
In bis cap and tying end Of srops 70 the end Of the
wharf and the other end around bis waist threw MN
self into the water. where he was found tns morning
LIST night st duck b. walked down n the wharf as was
his custom every evening with Nr. Hyer NJ Mitchell,
Mr Kelly end Nr Ahrens ans perfectly cool speak
ns of he Mexican War etc and biz letters and Toe note
written a. midnight were gerry neatly executed.
MOBILE Register, 2lsi.
ANOrHER ATTACK II AB0IIrfoSf'Ts- Rem7rai
cfd Prfss We IN The correspondence cf The PMS
tlrgh Ga.es dated % Cambridge. Ohio sept 10. that
on me Tuesday previous mob gather I'd Ia ffoat Of the
office q thu C-rigu y Freedom abolition paper print,
ed ihai place ty NJ r. Hall and stoned and essed Il
for nearly = whole right the cause Of the mob was
offensive epithets used ~ the Editor toward citizens OF
TIE place. Old and young ladies and cersymen. Gays
this Liter wriIer) we're alike slandered and abused IN
bis column
public meeting had been held previous 70 ihi' out
break To which resolutions had been adopted advising
him % des'st from bis course OF cslunnauon-a re-
quest which d said dsrc ssrded by the Editor,
who became more rs1d AID deuuncisory than ever.
GA the evening before that alluded TO- hsh occurred
between an Abohtonis, AMI OF the ciuz uss crowd
gsfhered-sni after the balligersnts parted r.
paired 10 the Office and committed the outrage shove
named On the following morning (Ihursdayl the cry
raised a. pack mp the press and type And send u
CT which would have been done had not the Anoiition
lets nteffsrod and called for suspension OF hosutes
The result OF u that Hull should remove with his
pre-. from the village. During the srmistlce, Mr. Hull
had a rec0untsr with one OF our citizens. IN which he
was defeated and somewhat wounded 10 toe race. The
press type Editor sc are now Gated stts TIE "riler
on the Estonal Road eight miles and halt west OF
Cambridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

THUNDER sroRg-We were visited yesterday
by the everest thunder storms ~ the season. TIE
pesls Of thunder snd the fshes Of lightning following
each other IN instantaneous slcces.on we're almost fr
rife The earth fairly shook with The reyerDefauonf
and the giass ratil.t In windows though our resi-
ssncss we're about 90 tumble about our heads ih TO-
meantime the rain down IN perfect torrents ana u
seemed ~ ID the flood ates oi heaven hid really been
Opened The ushtniag struck To- several places In the
village near the Pfis0l In case killing horse aud
tearing up the fence which il WAS ted u consiera
bic distance In another house WAS struck, tho stove
was upset end partly demolished. and man residing N
the house az rendered tensess for time by the shocs
We believe. ogsver. that no one vas Killed
fAu5urn Adv 9th