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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

DISTURBANCE IN Boston HARBoR.--The British
brig Mary, Captain Wyman, from Cork, arrived
at this port 18th inst with fortysx steerage passengers
The city authorities would suffer them to be landed
owing to their destitute condition. unless the master
gave bonds that they should not become burden to the
city This he unable or unwilling to do and came
the conclusion that he must take them to Halifax for
which port he accordingly cleared on Saturday. The
naturally much exasperated at the
matters taking, and when the pilot ordered the
crew weigh anchor the took of
the handspkes and windass and assaulted captain
Wyman, who called to his assistance Capt Sturgs. of
the revenue cutter Hamilton who went on board with
six men, and attempted, in his usually judcious and dis
passionate manner restore order and directed his
men the windlass The passengers crowded for
ward obstructDg the operation in various ways and
while Capt s. stood upon the wndlass encouraging his
men, one Of the passengers who appeared take the
lead got upon the wndlass and coared the gallant cap
tain, attempting to remove him; but Capt Sturgs in
stauy threw him several feet from him. PROSTATE upon
the deck and made signal for a enforcement from
the Hamilton, when another boats crew armed with
cutlasses came on board. Capt Sturgis ordered the
women and children to go aft and the to fall back
from the windlass, which they did. He then got the
brig under way and ccompaned her some distance
leaving her with fair and fresh breeze When the pilot
left her. outside the light towards dark all appeared
quiet on board.-Boston .4dr. May De-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25
The Battle OF Buena Vista.

Our artist has in hand very correct and ex-
ceffant plan of the battlefield of Buena Vista
picture and description of the battle in itself
adaguerreotype view of that great struggle We
shall publish it as soon finished. We shall
give at the same time Gen. Wool's official account
of that fight. This account we received yester-
day, but we defer its publication till the plan is
engraved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

The ground has been broken at St. Hyacinth for the
commencement of the st. Lawrence and Atlantic Rail-
way at that place. This event took place on Monday
last in the grounds Immediately adjoining the College
and was hailed with many manifestations of joy by the
inhabitants and especially by the students
Herald, May 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

Musical.
ITALIAN OPERA" lombard" performed last
night at Palmo's to fair house only The threatening
atmosphere in the afternoon undoubtedly induced many
to make other engagements, who but for that would
have attended the opera The performance credit
ably accomplished. There is but one night more in
the present season. On Friday evening Sgnora Pico
takes benefit, and on that occasion will be performed
,Elisr 'Amoren Who will not make their arrange
ments before hand to be there? If Picos friends
turn out the little house will be found narrow enough
CHRIsrY's MNsrRELs-They now on the fourth
month in this city, and they still fill Mechanics Hall
every night Negro mnstresy is in the ascendant and
Chrsty has to be proud OF the great
this company has received
CASTLE GARDEN We glad to perceive that the
propretors of the garden offer inducements of refined
character to the citizens in musical concerts to be given
by the German Brass Band every evening under the
perintendence of Mr. Monk. Now as the hot weather
approaches and when Castle Garden will be visited by all
those who DESTROYS of health and long fe by inha
ing the pure and refreshing and mountain air. 1t will
be a vast of delight to sit the balcony, and
view the rich and varied scenery by Which 1t Is sur
rounded and at the same time, listen to national airs
and avorte qucksteps and watzes from the most emil
nent composers
VAuxHALL.-This neat garden is becoming q favorite
in consequence of the energetic exertons of the
proprietor who has engaged Mr. A. Phillips, and several
professional vocasts who give concerts every evening
They sing some Of the most popular gees duets and
solos The choicest ice creams and other refreshments
be had at the saloon.
CLARE w. BEAMEs-M@stro di Corr has translated
and adapted several of the beautiful Cavanas in Don
zetts opera of " Linda di Chamounix" and, under
stand he rendering the songs of all the operas into
English The labors of Mr. Beames in this respect, we
have doubt, will be well rewarded by rapid sale
We have two of these songs" Our faith then fond
ly plghting" and Life saw first in this valley
The arrangement of the music and words is excellent
the Italian above the music and the translation under
meath They for sale at Firth Ponds, 239 Broad
way, whe also can be had the new grand opera Ma
| tilda, the Maid Of Hungary" written by ALFRED
| Bunn Esq, and music by VIM. H. Wallace They arr
neatly got up.
CAMILLE SvoRr-This celebrated violnist was to mp
the theatre mt ST. Louis the evening OF TIN
nth The greatest desire to hear the first yolinist il
the country by great numbers Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

Inc illumination in New Orleans in honor OF the late
victories in Mexico took place the night Of the 10th
instant. AS with u.s. the day and evening were both
devoted to the rejoicing of the multitude The papers
contain brilliant accounts of the brilliant displays made
IN honor of the brilliant achievements of army.
There were also some trapsparences In mourning for
those who have fallen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

John Broughton executed at Wilmington N u,
on the 2lst inst He made short address to the spec
ators explaining the incidents which gave rise to the
evidence against him, and protested his
innocence to the last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

PARK THEArRH-To-night is set apart for the benefit
Of Mr. Dyott excellent actor and a gentleman with
many other good qualities The fequenters of the Park
all know how valuable have been his services in the
company during the past season, and they will without
doubt come forward at the present time and express
In substantial terms their appreciation Of his worth
Aramn will be presented for the first time II Is said
be play of stirring interest The principal character
will be sustained by Mr. Dyott Mr.. Austin Phillips has
volunteered his services for the evening and will sing
his new and popular song OF Rough and Ready"
After which, the petit comedy Of the Married Rake,
Of Mr. Frederick Eighty This bill is sufficient of itself
to fill the house but when the gentlemans merits
considered there no want OF confidence that it will be
full.
BowERY THEATRE.-An who attended the Bowery last
evening enjoyed treat in Mr. Booths acting of
Hamlet II was indeed great performance, and added
another laurel to the wreath which, by universal
sent been placed this great actors brow 1t
80 perfect that it formed complete whole but if
asked what part the most excellent we should
select that where after dismissng the players he says
I'll have heard
That guilty creatures sitting ut aplay
Have, by the very cunning Of the scene,
Been struck to the soul, that presently,
They have proclaimed their maefactions;
For murder though it hath no tongue, will speak
With most miraculous organ III have these players
Play something like the murder of my father
Before mine uncle; I'll observe his looks;
I'll tent him to the quick If he do blench,
know my course"
This, in our opinion, was gem, and would entite
Mr. Booth to rank among the first tragedans OF the day
The play Of New Way to fsy oS Debts in which en-
the drama Of Nick Of the Woods" will be performed
this evening.
Les Danseuses viennois appear at the Norfolk
theatre last evening
Mr.. Collins is playing ut Louisville
Mr. Dyott of the Park theatre, is going to Montreal
having made engagement with Mr.. Skerrett, of the
Theatre Royal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

on the upper corner Of Broadway and Murray street, lover
Tenneys jewely ors the best place ia the city 70 pro-
satisfactory II you want good picture 80 to the
above named place and get it,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

embsce every possible variety pattern of PEN Pocket Desk
and Sporting Knife with large Of choice Razos,
which will be warranted the purchaser Also Scissors.
Nail Files, Tweezers, &C.
q. SAUNDERS x SON III Broadway,
n few Ipors ala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25
Portable Dresslng Cases, In all TINT the name

imports compact and complete each article contained there
IN being OF the very best quality aud size
for with addron Of the metallic Tablet Razor Suop
sufficient in itself TO recommend it, for sale
u. SAUNDERS X son, IN Broadway,
oIpose Howard Hotel.
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This places the bank and its branches in improved
condition. The specie and deposits have increased
much rapidly than the circulation while the out
standing debt has been diminished.
regulated Of the South American Independences Their
Congress and Senate truly and emphatcaly work
ing at least far can judge by their report
ed proceedings in the Caracas papers-and in this re-
spect our own Congress might learn useful lesson By
the latest arrivals that the House of Representa-
tves had passed bill for tariff by which few
articles will pay specific duty and all others divi-
ded into three classes viz paying TO- 90 and 80 per
cent respectively but the great proportion Of staple i'm
ports into country like Venezuela where but few
nufactores if any exist will under the head of 30
per cent. 1t appears thus that the protective duty
party in Venezuela in the minority far though the
Senate before whom the bill has yet co. may possibly
return it to the House. Should that however not hap
pen, and the bill definitely become law we shall take
care to give copy of it to our readers.
In order to increase the of the government
and enable it to meet the various claims against
it, the Senate and House of Representatives assembled
in Congress- have also passed law authorizing the
lection Of an income tax of per cent per for
years every species of income whether interest on
funded capital profits of merchandise salaries military
civil, ecclesiastical &c. &C., only excepting hospital
funds by these they expect be able to meet all
claims against the government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

TRIAL TRIP OF THE STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON.
This fine steamer started early yesterday morn
ing on her trial trip. Owing to the dense fog,
she could not proceed to sea till late in the day.
We have received the following relative to
her, from our special reporter, now on board =
OK BoARp U.S. MAIL STEAMER WAsHrNoroNl
LOWER BAY OF New YORK,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25
. %. MAID oTEAMkN W AsHTNGTON,
LOWER BAY OF New YORK,

Sir have now in anticipation of an elaborate re-
port to say that this steamer left the Novelty Works
at daylight this Monday morning. Two attempts have
been made to get this bar but owing the very
dense fog which hangs 1t has not been deem
ed prudent to push the ship to MIR. Maginn, the
pilot in charge extremely anxious to give her fair
trial. and she will go to sea at the first favorable
ment in order to test her in the very heavy which
is now running from the southeast. The engines work
elegantly having made fourteen and half revolutions
in q minute, with only eleven inches Of steam, whilst
she work twenty inches safely All on board. some
seventy-Hve in number although disappointed by the
fog delighted with the ship her engines, and her
speed which has been as high as fifteen and half miles
nerh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

There has been very great increase in the exporta
ton of all the staple agricultural productions particu
larly breadstuffs.
The following is the condition of the Ban. of Vir-
ginia, and its branches, the LIST Of April -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

tonThs public having literally encouraged attempt to
bug the gold general rely prices
being low any other house in the trade We now
selling Diamond Pointed Gold Pens at reduced rates 81
may had for 81 with silver pencil included Don't
mistake the have their COST j. T. SAVAGE.
% Fulton
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.-COuntry mer-
chants and others of these ndspens bic articles
will find at the establishment of John w Greaton Co, "
red stair) almost description OF Pen now
in use and without any enumeration of prices they
sured they will find them favorable to the purchaser,
either wholesale retail than those OF other house in the
city
- TO the Publlc.-nr. Alexander, the NEGRO
from Paris respectfully announces to the citizens OF
the United States &c that OF many mistakes
that have from the similarity Of his to that Of the
German Magician and being disposed by means IN his
power avoid any thing the shape of MISUNDERSTANDING
he will future make addition TO has name and will per-
form under the of -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

for alcohol furnished any of the city departments
less it be designated for what purpose 1t used
Resolved, That when this Board adjourns, it adjourn
to meet at q O'Clock Monday next.
Resolution to call for the amount Of rewards claimed
by or paid to policemen during the past year The OBJ
ect of the motion to show the efficiency Of the po
lice of our city.
Papers from the Board of .aldermen The removals
and appointments of the Board of Aldermen
red in
Resolution, That a committee of three from each
Board be appointed to consider the expedency Of erect
ing house Of industry on Randans Island. Concur
red in.
effect adopted by the Board OF Alderman concurred in
Motion to concur in the removal of Gilbert Crom-
well from the cerkship of Tompkins market being
made Aid MULLINS arose and said, impressivey, Gen
tlemon, the man whom you about to remove has
large family"
Aid MckrIoHr responded by knock down reply,
viz that the who was to be appointed In MS place
MIR. MULLINS did not continue the debate any far
ther.
An ordinance in relation to appointing officers and
agents of the Aims House, taking away from the com,
missioner the power of appointing those oncers Sevea
of the minority members made bitter outcry NJ ne
prospect of the Aims House offices being taken Out OF
the gf of their party would they give upunt they
had tried all the little time killing devices OF parament-
ary bodies The motion to adjourn was repeatedly
made, and the ayes and noes called Inc quesucn VI
avno on the table taken and lost ana the matter
was ony settled last by the members OF the minority
forgetting to second new motion to ADJOURN Inc
oosers of this little agnnsttme appeared exceeu
nvv Mt having lost, and accordingly one oil
them the gentleman from the l7th altered his vote SO
"a 10 give him place with the majority, and then
gave notice that should at the next meeting move
Reconsideration The Board Of Assistants finally con-
CURED with the Board Of Alderman.
Committed on retrenchments reported in favor OF di-
recting the Comptroller to contract for the printing
binding and stationery for the Common Councii VIII
the persons who shall offer at the lowest rates The re-
mort was accepted and the resolution accompanying
adopted Adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-30
Terns of the ENQUIRER.

1.-THE Enquirer is published DAILY (for the city,
and SEMl-W tESLY flor the couniry.) For the oaiy
rao,r dollars per annu, aud IL the rate oil eight
dollars IL taken shorter period than year FOR
The semi-Weekly, five dollars per annum, and InIee
Dollars for six months, payable in advance 10 De pa,a
"A, oe or RENTED by mail post paid; SIX Doiafs
nrr annum at the end ofthe year.
ny All dues to this office may he RENTED per nlaii'
IN .ood and available Bank notes. at the risk oil tue Eu
,ct tse postage Of al letters beng paid by he 1res-
rn. postage of single letter is scarcely OF any account
T. Inc writer II Is the accumulation Of POSTAGE III an
srsasiyr business, which operates rs serious TAX
noon tie Eliiors.) "
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IN THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square OF
,xecn lines, less, first insertion hfty GEMS, aug
,.rry succeeding insertion twenty five cents-h nse,
"A once week, twice week, or three times week.
thrty-seven and half cents.
IN THE SEMI-WEEKLY-one square OF sixteen
lines, less, hrst insertion, 10 cents, LOT oash s
anoe, so cents. .,.s ,,,,h RI.
Orders from distance must be accompanied win lne
ADVANCE paw or satisfactory references to insure e1ecu
tion. A. .u,x, r,r ,hytv
Annual advertisers charged hty dollars Tor tnE
Nnss and in that proportion for advertisements VI
greater length-except Lottery Venoers anu nue. y;
se;s who are charged one hundred ooiiats Pape' ~"
elaei.) - ~. .o,n;rv
49, All Obituaries and Marriages from the country
srneyer the partys handwriting Is unknown ~ .,is
nmee mus; h authenticated by the epeorsoiion OIL INC
in the neishborhooa, they viii In no case
49, ~r,1ish.a Every measure, that has been taken 10
,mpnstons and quizzes, has proved heretofore
rn,y.linp We must. therefore, INSIST In such Case
unon the communication being certified by the name Oh
The postmast er. loruen on the back Of the later
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-30
VOLUME XLlU.-NUMBER Sc.

CoGl'-hoa-c by OF upon the Hushe~ or Ha-
~ k'1.r iev.iS ~ bottoms. rs peculiarly suifcd
"r ','r cun.'foc'ira 81 such road, ami as ma
sE!allg affecting tie convenience Of The people oil
.asol-oa AID aarpaaaE"ccs
& ReSg'rd, IS III unGnimaus opinion OF this
meeting, fhaf, ",shuri IN AID Or convenience
81 turnpike road 10 market, tlis section OF
ne stale, 10 VII kappat agaoc; AMI Madison
counties, are Ge.lirrd Ia Gsciire II their pfosre-
~; hal the farming iuire-i Is d-porably de-
Jcssea-7na, ~ rf . Continuance 81 The present
tit!cn'ty OF Getting 10 nafse; he produce OF
'ar land i wl. in .hon time, cause very
ssars1 nova' - ,heir people seel, their for
tunes - mote fertile and froridenl regions.
q. Res0.usj, Ina, w.i,.- his meelne have
neard II lie eff,Tl n.kiDg !or ;ae improvement Of
The Ncah pfsrch y: ihr Rappahannock river
with p'eaAn'e aud sra'iGca',u7, wishing 10 see
every potion o. r. Raprahaunock river coun.
~ accoin'ontat wilh Improvements and corr
cep a,ed on / eteTicksburg he na c-al town
!or !ee tia0c Vi IL Rappahanrock region this
meeting Gcetn, 4 due - ils-it ana candor 10 de.
clare, 'ha' th'r cannot corcur bat he river i'm
pruvrnl-ni viii naeriaiiy aid,hsm In lhclranspor-
tsiiun "ftteirsiap wheat md Four 10 ket or
l0ht l. val oc iJdnd, unun uia!, 20 extend 10 The
ge"pi" 81 CulncTtil r cnrn:n, cFicn .hei is anti
cin4ed il lhe tracsp0GajiJn If wheat and -four to
ni1r-ei; and llHi 'ncd we'll ron,tru ted, will IL
ia NJ - cn.uis e ~ unes A saie snd sure com
.amnicg'iDi vi b isc mal.e al FscGcrickshure.-
i'iu' t,eiiac ugci !a.s snbiecf ths meeting re-
sgec.!u, 7GDfais L. ;her ieJw. cilZsns OF Cut
reng' COMFY 4 eve 'ils'nall Re aid which mu-
inal iu'ere.' upon liz y.'ai subject demands, ard
iheF Confidently htQc iia. ther afPsa will No,
b. il .su
). u agr,l, Tia. n tie opinion Of this mce,
r.. me iu%n oil Fredericksburg j. deeply ray,
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J. =. Til pSTo., Scc!e'ary.
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Correspondence Of the Union.l
d x-.,,z,- Nf1x.h - n

VI
The sales of -four in This city during the week
nave amounted 10 10000 bbls. Tor foreign ex.
port, and The aggregat. Of receipts is upwards Of
10000 obs The Transactions in Pennsylvania
wheat received BY the Tide Water canal. were
10 The extent OF 10000 bushels and in corn III
sales have also been quite large
The MARKeTs.-Al BALTIMORE, on Saturday,
flour was quiet. Howard Street Sc 1871 CT
" Mills l2l s ISL; Susquehanna l2s.-
God 10 prime wheat 100 1870 cents-snall
safes; white corn rs - cents, and yellow corn
81 81 cents; oats As 46 GEMS.
A, New YoRK yesterday, -four was in good de-
mand, but the sales are principally made in lots
10 arrive, at Inc opening OF navigation, and the
prices are regulated by the time OF arrival
G. mmon Southern Flour is in fair demand at
So 37s 6 IS; Western Canal Ia I 25. 2,7C0
barrels Corn Meal for immediate delivery, sold
al4 IS. Large sales of Corn have been made
a! SO cents. Rye Flour held al IS. Provisions
are dull, and prices OF all descriptions have
downward tendency, except for Cheese and Lard
10000 pounds cheese, in boxes, sold al g. cents;
400 kegs Lard a, l0s l0s cents.
Al PHILADELPHIA, yesterday, the market for
breadslufs was quiet. The only sale Of -four heard
of was 1000 bbs al sc. Corn meal is held al
"a so, and rye -four at "a GIL; wheat 100 cts,
corn 80 cts; oats 46a so CTS. Whiskey wss worth
about 27 cts,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-30
To WALTER D. LEAKE, Esq.
GoccHLANp, March &c,

GoccHLANp, March &C. i5a7.
To Messrs II. Il. Hopitns, Alexander Jones' ".
NJ Martin, RobsrtA. Mayo, and Richard Reins
Gentlemen: Your communication Of The 24h
instan, has been placed in my hands, announcing
10 me the fact, that The Democratic Convention. Of
which you are 'the appointed organ" had nomi-
mated me as candidate 10 represent The sixth
District in the next Congress II is known TO
some Of you gentlemen, that have been anxious
TO contribute my feeble aid 10 The support and ad-
vancement Of our principles, BY occupying diff
ierent and less responsible position than the one
the Convention has been pleased 10 assign 10 me.
Blu, should be wanting in candour, were not
to acknowledge that am highly gratified by this
expression Of the confidence which my political
friends repose in me, and should be unworthy
Of that confidence were, now to dsobey the call
they make upon me. l accept the nomination,
and will do all can, that is honorable, 10 crafty