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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-08

JAMES M. KELLY, Shakespeare Building corero of sixth
and Chestnut streets. Mercer and Tailor respectfully
,d ss W The s,s h E.
goods ofhe best quality e 6a. made have
patterns He will devote his entire time and attention to
ms so @ al S"se who n% with their s
notice Which, IN these times may be regarded Of no, the
purchasing goods. he win furnish bis eusiopss s6sag
the city, He therefore, respectfully solcis public
PHILADELPHIA. Nav. 1877. els Inn. Z
X ANE's PATENT PORTABL BATHING TUB and
n Shower Bath "A splendid arraugementGen
well call examine them, they ui ths thing
ssS Of bathing tubs .e9Ts G' ,sS baths
je5 3ot.rc 377 Bowery, N
s1
''' ssssii ss
rssess 5se'vsd in private once, BIZ ringing the ball
Cry KOMET tRThis valuable and indispensable medical
Discovery which has recently attracted the .non aud
ss M s nsT fSyi
health snd disease now f practical operation in the
ass 70 ss sy vhsS Or
~ sa. s Fds a'a' m sazfs will
GERMAN SILVER
JAMES g. M0FFET No. i2l Prince street third block
w.' U sa w %Ss Ss
to be equal 70 other foreign domestic QUALIFY and
which he will sell wholesale and retail reduced prices
g. All gooos sold will delivered any part OF the cit,
or Brooklyn. free ofetpehse 90 y apI7 I'm
ACCORDEONS.
Chatham street Bazaar IS Chathaa street; and If you
want TO get one that is the place buy every
Is warranted IN perfect and order They also have
instrument called the Fluna resembling the Accordion with
the tone e. tat Their Aecordeon' vary in price from
Accordion taught tuned and repaired Don't forget the
ner-it hsf,sn onno-i'r Cha,nhsr. s'reet al Im-c
CLurIlNg --JEYANDERBlLT,a Maiden Lane, and
ios Wss prssdsy has o. oais
short skirt Frock and Shad Coats uitabe tor every
sixe also, than thousand pieces O. iash'nnaon
goods make order all which will be sold the lowe"
pleasant g. amer Coat Vest AID rspts from - tc
ieio sofsr
NEW sPR7N6 AND SUMNER GOOpIiS 5 .m
IN mems out6tting Agste formerly Parseiis agMe
sy7 Broadway corner Park Place. now offers 70 ms rsnds
AnsiOmers aud strangers full and varied msomeni Of gem
.r.n. so0ds adopted e me ss care aa oonssns
season. selected or manuiactuls Under Gar.
OF Craysts, Scaris, Gloves, suspenoe'"' '''''
s9s oiery ss6scsber viii my ar,'rrlar s'tenton 70
ohrs Gtocks Suspcndty, SnouiYer pisces goay
Bce. &C. having engaged superior ARTIST TO attend The
", mS,s m! 1yosEpH AeArE an nro,dw.y
AFuIL kkEE R2 SAsHM1D%SbbfR. . SUIT
AT THE CLoTHHiNS WAREHOUSE
ms sotsr No. ioa Fulton street.
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MSSSEss. s.is1 :';s:s +s: "a atsa ss!sT xs''

MeXysyI.?ls $1,000, A 11, sc D..s 3! e
pubs 10 rsasrs thar +. has FIVE SPLENDID BILLIARD
TABI constantly kept in good order As the tables are
the proprietor thinks VIII DC "ore
ec and agreeable gentle visiting his house IN -
Each geutieman visiting the above establishments VIII ps
furnished with private aud for his especial use anu
His Bar is AWAY stocked with the best Of Liquors and SegaD
to be found in the city OF New York. Also, TWO TOOD
BOWLING ALLEYS, in the Basement hall the qsua piice
that twelve sndaha cents per string Alsoa large room
for Domino playing. l.. -. 90
market
NorIcr-Gentlemen will please communicate at the Bar
"A' "'"'''' VI N"'' - FRANCIS MONTEVERHE,,
ml2nwsr No s Barclay street. New oIk
vl>O CONTRACTORS-Proposls will be received at the
Il Office Of the James River and kanawha Company, IN
Richmond Va until the 18th Of July next Tor The consTnc
OF three dams James RIVER the line Of me
Company Canal bet Lynchburg and the mouth Of Norn
river The first Of said dams will be about high and oo
cond will be about Is feet high and 500 feet long and
feet high and 300 feet long situated about - miles west Of
Lynchbug The foundations of these dams Of rock, and
the will be required be raised as high low
level during the Plans OF said works
be aud thereof obtained the Com.
psny Office in Richmond the subscrbers Office said
line above Lynchburg and after the LIST Of July next
WALTER GYWNN Chief Eng ineer,
James River and kanawha Co.
Richmond Gath May, l8a7. je3 2awtl2jysrc
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SLHOOLEl'o MUJ NIAlN SfhlNGo - MAkoh's
- HEATH HOUSE.-As the time is approaching for CIT,
determine the direction of their summei excur
highly fashionable place Of supme, resort Extensive i'm
and embellishments have been made to the above
named ssabs hmen the last among which
the erection Of and splendid building containing neaI
improved style for comfort and convenience and aordg &C.
addition to the number ommodated The fur
nnre for this building en!relynew and large additions
furniture and bedding been made IL the whole establish
men the house newly painted and all fitted in the best
possible The greaty-increased accommodations and
comforts of the place. aud constantly popularity
with the fashionable and those in the pursuit Of health justify
the unde signed in the hope aud conde that the
patronage his establishment will continue rs heretofore to
the full amount Of its capacity.
The establishment readiness and for the
ception OF visiters T.. MARSH.
i.to . anns-
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Dated June sd, l847 - iy7 2rc
q ENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION OFFICE.
rooH pusc Ybr... soes
ties, officers Of the nAsd services printers, publishers of
MslYNoNbs WARD General Agsn,s and Commission
colonial public in seaer beg acquan them that they are
now ready receive orders Sf .ugss any taG and
s ara and ssoa e III
M the riees Of he day. and to
act business upon ne most liberal terms provided they are
dates reference TO some London or Liverpool house
samonds Ward also receive cons,gnments of auy des
crpdh Of eresandise 70 be sol conois.on and upon
ss sSa % So S'''i
: s C %.ss 's ss:Sa.ss s at 10
ss !ss%
spurye Of business with all the British Colonies s
ssss,. soap'ea wb prompuude, atecsoa aud judgment
will they Trust, =, sS.Sf be ys ''ae0" to h Ss who
EoR SALE CHEAP-The, Stock, Frtors.. Scs, Of a
Grocery torenan old stand and IN good ne rhbohood
low S 10y 8 S oe W." be ;S
bo.?a b.. been raised Per d. ssea nc, he
Pre-. fr private sor. aud meals N them The reduction and
H Ss:'' H. renders change ss
pLtLlNA, pALIAnlUM AND IkRIpiuM POM s.
i E. s; ' quality fTys H. tEPf
ps. P.sf Mssas "a g. Sa sH HSsas
Ether fofthe Letseor strong Ammonia Sp'n.s o.
G .ad ss sass Ro sSae Moth
2I Il; No LfsE LEWIS rFf sG Ef ~ ais
NOTICE.-Tbe subscribers inform the public that they
~ have Just received hsr supply Of Mineral Waters direct
GER Vchy, &c all particularly beneficial at this Session
bf the yer They fulfill usual all orders for the same
Wholesale and retail, their Establishments No Park Row
and SOL Broadway near Prncs street
je2g 3Ot-r Sole Successors to Place Il Sou lizard.
undersigned haye on hand fresh
II supply Of Evaenta valuable remedy obstinate
Of constipation Put pound packages For sale whole
sale and retail, by DELLUC CO.
Apohec aries and chemists. Sole successors to
PLACE SOCILLARD,
n23 3otsrc No. . Park Row, and SCI Broadway.
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INVITE OAK KNEES-Wanted a quantity OF White
w oak Knees measuring from five to tw elve inches toi
further information, apply the Naval CoIst uctor the
Timber Inspector at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn.
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FULL AND FAsiiiiiooSSABLE SUIT.
READY MADE,
- to 33s,
AT THE CLOTHiN6 WAREHOUSE
ms sotsr No. 100 Fulton street.
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NJ ONEf LhNT.-Ihe highest prices advanced IN iarg,
IVA and small gold and silver watches diamond
plate, jewelry furniture, clothing, dry goods &c. &c.
JOHN NJ. DAVIES, Licensed pawnbroker,
2s2 William street, Duane
Person. received in private pshcs BIZ ringing tho bell
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w oak Knees measuring from Eve to twelve inches For
Timber Inspector at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn:
~ This beau iful, beautiful and commodious building
.Sa f. sss. "cw ss5y s ss @
to sustain /. the view
sSas
sFs Of hs Sss s
Of ths %aesoa for private q family is I'M
iS%:
sfs N
Z: ~Hsii
the most fashionable 'Hd pfF!%i1 RGHIb
Mf and female asnssa s sas:ssa
jr9o 1t,w lm.rc
s ans soJCI H0TEL-BA Ais ron sPA-1he above
the sgtseber the 2h day Of Jun The beauty Of It's
have sSs . s'ssGsi sTss aS 81"
Sy tss b s and & rda gnSs . yho
ensure their comfort and approbat1n
Tbs well LnaTs ha,Eog plies rsy opsa Sl 6p reasp
Efforts will be spared r their eonssaisaee aud conn.,
s, The steamer Os from Fulton Marht and the
Hqt ES%, s.s %ss viii
; s n sssssy
Juhe 2Sth, 1917 ie29 81 2tswsrc
MED ~ her reside ia Hampstsad South LaroIna,
- NJ. "ARY MOORE WAGE, In the 39th yesr Of
her age Anv iuorma .~nnsraips her SON. James Moore
Savage, will be thankfully received a. SSks-....'
denha i~a Tu&
X EAL vALENCItNN 5 LACEs-W sLUI / 40.
~ NO I Broadway, offe nlae assortment Of the above
:;i /" i III F": ESI..J .ss. Va
cS. Goa %a q sSSCi . mpsG
yery .m. Ndy,nct the cc.t Of importation jsaa sc.r
THE CHEAPEST STORE in the city isiII Fulton street
iSr Paper Hanging Wind9y Shades. FIrbgsrd pSns.
and other Feather Beds Curtain Materials and
every article in the upholstery line the lowest prices
r. DAVIES. 164k Fulton street
Steamboats,, ship cabins, and hotels fitted mp and furnished
myi0 3otsr
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Cry kOMETE K.rhis valuable and ld spensabe medical
y discovery which has recently attracted the .nton aud
ceiyed the appreciation Of the members Of the Royal Society
~ London Tor testing the lungs and Judging their state in
health and disease IL in full practical operation, in the
hands Of the proprietor and inventor Ninth street. wher.
he will be in attendance from 70 o'clock, l. daily On
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays gratuitous advice will
he vi To he FROM To IIo'cIo mvo1 ao,sr
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GUNNER RESORT-The subscriber would respectfully
announce to those wishing enjoy fine prospect q New
London rbor and surrounding country that he furnish
them with pleasant airy rooms at the situation known
Stone House Bank street, within five minutes walk Of tho
Steamboat wharf ~
As Summer resort where all kinds Of seafood both she'll
and other fish, besides the best Of bathing enjoyed
this place is probably uneqpalled
vsers from abroad Accommodated With the bestof oons
and at moderate charges. HENRY HUGHES
New London, June I, i847 81 30ts rrc
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"A s34t .!s!AN MOTEL. nIqWlxAp SyKJN0n , e
q s 8. MSo s.s 4 sss cs
ns OF pleasure have been expense enlagng the
more ..tIss,iys that they
and the table win be supplied with every dainty
highly o1 sa
large numbers VISIT there every with decided
rheu matism eruptons Of skin dyspep.s bisou. dssss
and chronic diseases q the liver attldes
sprag yet analysed in The United States: '''''
than ia the Vicinity Of AID we have
doubt that all who visit this place. either for health
abode.
will fad sport Boats and fishing tackle be had
hose from the North East and West take tn. cars to
Herkme where post coaches and other
constant 70 liz Sssscci n s oHsoN
June 10, 1877. je 20 2sre
TaARD-HARTWELLs WASHINGTON HOUSE,
~ 223 Chc.nut street. Phlsdephs Two door. above
mens Offers travellers all the quetnsss and comfort Of
home. with all the lu,uris, ofthe season; ,.N. s
CONGREsS HALL, ALBANY.-The public are respect
~ fully informed that this establishment having Geen THO
complete order for The reception Of gss..; ON
On onG Of wssh G
the immediate vicinity Of the Capitol and al ths gate Iuia
Academy Parks in front justly considered the most ploa
aS e., as y s M S M L.
late Of the Parker House, New Bedford
The hs To the
forts Of their guests merit contnYapee Of the liberal pat
!hsy have heretofore rtSsyfSo ne MI fRd
jel0 30tm -
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II UDsON RIVER HOTEL, consr Of West and Hobo,
ken, opposite Canal street ierry-Ths spacSus Motel
open for transient and steady boades Those in want Of
quiet home cool rooms aud air. requesed to call
This house commands fine view Of North River aud bay
Sandy Hook and Jersey shore including Jersey oy and
highly for invads Suites Of rooms Tor fam
les single rooms for gentlemen, with or without board
The will all times make his study 70 insure tho
comfort and cony euence of his guests. je9 3O~rrc
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II Ely PORT PAVILION.-This delightful summer resi-
n dence is now ready for the reception Of boarders The
proprietor would inform his friends and the public that NO
most agreeable The advantages for fish
ing and cunning and bathing, unsurpassed Two steam
oo ;as s ssSs1 a""S '' w THOMPSON Proprietor
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Of Nsas1: saS.' ;sS p.eae :h S as g sa;y
the in sis u, Ion % TO- passed b bark E%sTsn,.
r jssy ..sSsa Ia. 5S
miles,
@ s e ship
Ia IN company with French steamer Union. bound to Cher
Hamburg ship Sophie. Walter 100 days from CoquimbO
British ship BroOk.by McEwen ts days from glasgow to
Ship Chaes,on Brewster 40 days from Liverpool with
md,e 10 P stanton.
S Sssss a bark sa from 1 ssais Ion
wS sSs'asIds ''"
Ssnss LIVERPOOL LAT lon Il o. spoke ship fsIon.
British brig Royal William Montgomery, 81 day. from
si' %s.os pf: ess
Lawrence oConnor DOYLE from g Johns for Cork out IS
a. he saw ship to wiadwad .fhim on hre-did not know
British br Love and Un,y Williams. % days from Twill
Brig penpaIk Woodbury. 10 days from Calais with lath'
B, isR SGSS'S Goodrich day. from sou with 1879
British schr v@e, Glements 20 day. from Ausulla With
ss sIsM .oy bSSds E.nss @ uis. .aa
Alder! Mcfiale, Chase days from BO,ton for Pua
schr s%erane Hardy IA days iOm Maehia,. with lum.
ss6r ads Berry, days from Buckspo, with 'psrs
N Atwood
Sclr Red Jacket, Baltimore, mdse.
Ship Glenmore reported below IN yesterdays paper from
Belfast proved be the Monteey she being attached TO the
same line.
Ship Roscius for Liverpool remains anchor sW spit
Below.
Ship Java Maeodack, 20 days from Havana
Swedish bark supposed to be from Valparaiso.
Also, ships and banks unknown
Sailed.
Bark Darlington ss Jsgo de Cuba; ship Alliance Liver
dOreans Bonaue; brig Trowbridge, New Haven.
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Passengers Arrived.

LoSpoN-Ship Westminster-Mrs Homer, Mrs Baird Mr.
Adams Mrs Adams, Mr. 0ann, Mrs Gann. Me Bailey. Mr.
Norton, Mr. Taglabue MIR Num- Mr. Edwards, London; Mr.
Shaw Bristol; Mr. Burghart Mr. Lupton Mr. Plumb. York;
Mr. kabberh Louisve Mr. Coath, Baltimore and 1873 IN the
LivERrooL-Shp Patrick Henry--Capain II Tuckett and
lady, Ward, Mr. Baker, Mr. kllison Mr. Allendi.r Miss
Jordin Mr. Fowler, Nlessrs Morgan, CubersOa, McOash
A. hon Council, Miss Hey, Miss Laor Master Ward MIR At
ki,on Mr. Abraham and 238 ia the steerage.
GLAsoow-Ship Brooksby-Mr and Mrs Aberdeen aud ia.
mily; MIR aud Mrs Wilson and family d G Thompson, w
Clnan Mr. Kerr MIR Ford, MIR and Mrs HID. and lao In the
steersge. - - - :. -, -
Talb.r. Gran, aud 83 III the Storage.
RIO JANEfRo-Ship Firmezi-P w Beatty.
CHARLEsro Steamship Southernoi-MlssS Gnmke. two
Misses Boyce Miss Cuthbert Mis-. AC Dawson Miss
Dawson, Miss Dawson, Miss elliott, Miss Bulock Miss
Cooper Mrs Cooper Nils, Greene Mrs Greene MRS Burke,
Middleton Mss Hover Mrs Hoysr, Mrs Wilson. Mr. Pc
Cure Mr., Manigault and servant. w y Manigault.
McCay, Richards lady and child; Wilcox lady, chi
aud Rev Paul Trapier and family stephens. lady
and child Lanusa Chevis lady, children and
McCay. lady and child; Huxer, lady and child; II
Goodmaa and N, samuel Goodman, VIM CIasEeu :
Van WiukIe Colouei oe Treville, Rev L Wilson, Rev
DR. Leland Rev b Martin, James Adger jun, DR. Huger,
Mnehei + Greeuc Major G Gilliard, Cullen, John
Daley, May, II Thayer q Mcguire, James F Frank.
lin. WIN Hayward, " Moore, Y Nelson, n Nelson,
RICE Bust Dr. Barney MN, Mudnr w Mummy M
Crane A Ed war David Vadsr. VIM Rowland McGran:
Thos Davis, Barney. Bleskly, YIN McDousaii. J
Thomlnson, Il Gourdin Chss Catn, A Horton, John
Hubbard, and 10 in the stecrage.
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Foreign Markcts.

HAVANA, July II, lsa7The arrivals Of rice are the
Tower from Charleston sold at Matsnzas at Az rs;
schr Sarah Ann from Charleston sold here at lls
Should supplies fall or prices will doubt advance
again as the consumption continues large Produce
mains unaered Sugars in brisk demand at the last
quotations, and molasses extremely scarce at M
per cent premium. Freights brisk and vessels
plentiful.
july 10 Sugars have continued firm since report
Of the sh inst supplies have been restricted and
good demand has been maintained for Spain Our quota
lions are assorted kinds, 5i, ss. ~ loh RAILS whites
"a l0k rals yellows On 81 rails; browns Oh q 6h
rias; Cucuruchos Sd rails Moasses al az rails
scarce and In demand. Coffee unsltered. Lard is in
steady supply, and finds buyers at a1 to Is Stock
IL 0OO Kegs. Lu nberA parcel Of Bath lumber sold
ut $40 No p. r. has arrived Corn Is lower, and
meal very dull owing to heavy supplies Freights
dull and nominal vessel taken at co 10 for Tri
aud since then several have In most Of which
proceeding to New Orleans We quote sugars to the
United States at rails to 81 per box molasses 50 to
50 90. Exchange London, per cent premium; New
York and Boston par to II per cent premium.
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Foreign lrnporraaions.


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ley fa'r,%m;o bales sksn II0p,,dsza g; G,
Ty:s
ass s@s and 8
coil do Cameron & Bnadc7 cs A sand;-lo hhds
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Sads % Geo Meyers *. an
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Isnkia. Co.'S g. siewsr, 9-lO Jones & con-
Yssa,r S,iss Ss; s9 Res
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SsA MsrS@es. Ssis. Hasss. Ys;a 90 IIs.
rs; @ as1s1 S S$
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saa-'s W Wis sfps . shsw1sJ steTs
R:: 51s: VIII fs sS T.sy s
saeRissss%:a Y FED co.'s Lee %sssEl fi.%ss,
ish as g o.fey sa% Csc ssS
fG &c y s"s't 5. Hunt Bro scss
Wau Sshemmsil w Bsaj,min-i Stanton = Ba;aesra ehs
SWAN Manning M1spR
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Tones soul Barton COPS cs Sands. Fuller cos
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Hs;s'f sfifs
DT:s. }Psss9 CO.., Hall BE;
., eoE s 6 sssdoa soM Tho Tho
Nsw,sSt c. Hari "1 switnsr
200 sTsi" efsi
hi Si1 aa Ss S rhf PSs6. e%Ss Bliss
$S!;s, s 81; 81, M.;HS
% es Bs'S,
sW Brsdfeid Cuit.~os Do Ti Sse eeaw %y
':s.y s$s Ssg ss%,s1 Hsh''
ssrss5 nffZs
HS.s s1s. ' S :fS NJ fs:s:
f;s a:s; % It.! a.a $:s:s
Bile. SSdn.2es, sssos seos Bsyi.9e Robin. Mi !
ins sSsa ssT ssa s@.s
eo1sEJ Brown e1-ls bale, Watson, johnson co.'s
LIyIsrso!-ssip ch,it%Sn.I bale sp.r B,ex.r--
Elio,=?oo do al tons salt W Shieds-so9 bags Is brls
Russell Mirsh--is do Mccall q Strong.
ship Bo9ksby-la, tons pig iron Irwin
co-225 cks Lee COLO brs hughes Wood COLI do
Wat Shemsnia d. Mccall stro g--io do bales cs
Richardson Wasona5 bxs Stone, Swan ci2 do "a bis
Mitchell cos bxs W Wh'tewIight co.. cases hale
Riggs Jenkins ca do b,s s%th Thu.gau & COZ do
Moffati do T Revnodsl do X Leckei-s bIs pkgs to
Cummings Dodge col BIZ Maitland, Phelps COZ boxes
pigs 20 cs j Lee K co.
RIO JaNyIao-- ship Fmez,-s6 bags coffee Barstow
cold do Franca col6j0 do 20j2 hides S,fkn ronsides
-2Jl2 bags coffee l. Pbpps-260 hides TO master.
r.~.-..~s,. ..~,~-.--,. 49,.
GHARLgsToN-Stea mshp Southerner-2s bags wheat II s
Levcncb-33 bags Sprsgue. Robinson coioo bbls
pkQs yario lis n ride
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end and when the nail driven through, OLD buuion
ry.ted Il 10 the tune OF and the Northern
houndarv Is complete Then they shook hands Calhoun
and BENTON and they talked together like brothers. who,
side by side night aud day. had accomplished great
and laborous work They shared the TOLL and they di-
yldei the glory True Mr.. Benton came up at the es
yent hour the labor, OF forty years compressed
into the compass OF single speech; and that which
ut arst clear and unluescuablen aud secondly very
doubtful in his exposition OF the settlement OF New Ca
lsd mia aud Frers river he showed to BIS clear and
unq u sstionsblen On the other side
Then followed tue treaty then the potato rot then
addition TO the American grain trade OF tweaty IN J.
10 Ireland and scotland which to this great and good
country OF ours have given name aud fame that shall
only grow tho brighter charity shall be du USED
around the globe. Aud 1t may be. In the event OF
peace with Mexico that American corn WIZ next
year dow down tho Mississippi aud along the GU,
TO relieve people who by their folly aud ns tnas o
have been for thirty years wasted aad a. NJ
soorchlug From the day OF the rain @ ~ ths
treaty in good faith. know that TINS WI" 10 VIZ
spirit of the Mortimer to thu M.x'cans " p.,.on
But. the Do acs between MIR Calhoun auu "a -. -
was broken whom they approached the h4 - rsu .-,s
They stood side by side at the straits os ,h horIers
Sound bat they parted In high dudSeoh "n s' daned
Of the Bravo And the chssm bstweea 49,. u ,orsther
and "a still widening Peace may bring ta8'n
s,s,n NJ Calhoun slew at one blow the Lieutenant
Caneral: and il that act has proraotea Inc a. ~ hoy
hstbat b,s defensive line will end IT, IL wiz oe NC"
ysatnra an the history but 1t may De adoptea
W. NAV have peace forestalng such alternative; but
IN the and We expect TO RECONCILIATION Detween
antor and Calhoun clear and unquestionaoe as the
omndsry defined between the United States and Mexi
20 thouSh we cannot reasonably hopo for such recon-
.listion until after the next Presidential election W.
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COM m re RClAL lNTELLlGE NCE.
Tss,s Flour Mark cts.

p,,,, .,rtputA July 27-The receipts OF hour con-
,,,. au Iight Fresh ground Pennsylvania is in de.
uS st as rs at which few hundred barrels
TAKEN but the too light to admit Of any extern
s trsnsaetions sale Of 1000 barrels Western, re-
sIsed via New Orleans in bad order sold at S. In rye
aour no sales are reported Corn Meal-A small sale
Parma at IS IS per Dbl Grain-Wheat IL scarce; 800
bushels white sold at 81 3o quote red at 81 IS per
bushel Corn-Holders Of Penna round yellow ask 50
cts, but buyers generally only offer 76ots.
RocHrsrKR, July 10 Since last weekly review
the market has bssn perfectly quiet Nothin, what.
Of consequence has been doing In brsadtufs An
occasional sale OF aour for retail about S. makes up
the sum total ofhe transactions In that article Wheat
has ranged from slko TO 81, with Limited sales lot
" 0enssse, 500 bushels offered at the latter
figure but We do not learn that 1t met with sale Corn
a5c. Oats $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-28
WAsRISeToN, July 2o, lsa7.
The Ma{nmast of the Rotund1,

The Msinmast Of the Rotunda.
We mistaken In tho height 1t Is said the pine
shaft to be supported by the dome of the capitol to
rise above the summit Of the dome at least seventy
leaving Is 40 feet for the socket aud tho lever
ago In the rotuuda The big lantern, then the top
Of the pole rising 20 10 feet above tho dome will
give you altitude for the Light Of 800 feet above the
ground, ut tho western front II Is the opinion Of
architects that the great dome Is dsproportionately
large for the capitol and verify this invention Of the
polo would to be tho result of instiga Of
conspiracy to break down the dome by accident that it
be restored strictly In conformity to architeo
tural rules Of harmony Why so! Because the very
architect who objects the Size Of the DOME Ia the
man who has approved the erection Of this huge lever
TO b. worked the wind the destruction of the build
ing. Very well n the dome In. 1t will only be
80 mu oh advantage to the city in another ap
preparation to reconstruct it. Go ahead.
PALO ALTO.