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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24


HENRI Herr AND CAMILLE swoRI's CoscERr.-The
inhabitants OF Staten Island will receive this evening
IL the richest treats of musical science that has
been presented to them. The great pianist and
celebrated composer, Henri Herz whose favorio and
beautiful pieces have for years been familiar to the
ries Of melody and whose elegant style and execution
have been much Landed while in this city will play
several OF his admired In addition to this
the greatest Onist that visited this country
Camille Sivo-iOkii play several solos, and some
certed pieces with MIR Herr To say anything in praise
of this extraordinary genius is deemed superuous for
II giving tongue 10 AN instrument, and making IL
speak be not sufficient incentive the citi-
Of Staten Island generally, say more for
The descriptive power OF language fails to give ade
quate outline Of his sweet melodi0us tones-his gaes
ease and dexterity In the execution
the most difficult passages from bass to alto, without
the slightest discordance in the rendering
line and euphonious music that which enanates from
the delicate Of glass; when touched by any
instrument His playing when last in this city remind
ed Of the sublime expression of the poet when form
ing de of comparison between language and
music. where he says
Music oh, how faint how weak
Language fades before thy spell.
Why should feeling speak
Since thou canst breathe her tale well ?"
In fne Svor Is the only living representative Of Paga
mini, whose music has been described having the
charm Of attracting pers and other superhuman beings
ly sounds from the violin OF terrestrial repre-
Of the word Of harmonys minstresy. The boat which
IL to convey ladies and gentlemen from their respective
dwellings to and. from the concert win leave Fort Ham
ton At ~ O'Clock, Clifton at TAO. Vanderbts Landing
ut 100 and Quarantine at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

The body presented the appearances usually found
in persons who TO their death BY drowning and
found had on . blue cloth roundabout. cotton velvet
vest blue duck psntsloons cotton shirt marked
with the letters b, and pair Of coarse made boots
In his pockets found pocketbook containing sun
drv na ners and n small sum Of money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

The Charieston Courier learns that heavy rains have
flooded the whole country between Mobile and Mont.
somery Alabama damaging the drops and impeding
ttsyel We may look out Cor mail failures for st least
weea IL come. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

UNITED STATES SHIP MACEDONIAN, which left
here for Cork, with breadstuffs, for the relief of
the poor of Ireland, was spoken on the Sd inst
seventeen days out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

The Person who received u note from L L.
sbout tbs 10Th will be pea,ed hear from the writ
Of it, the subject, early be convsn
emit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

ARRIVALS. --Ex-President Tyler, lady and
child, arrived in this city on Wednesday
last, and are stopping at Mrs. GARDENERS, Lafay-
cite Place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

The circuit appointed for the third Monday Of Sep
TENDER next will continue in session until first Novem
ber and for that circuit only those will be no
tced, where the issues Joined after lst March,
lS41.
The circuit for October will be held till lst Decem-
Der and for that circuit only those will be mo-
tioed where the issues joined before LIST March
lS47.
For the parallel circuits In November and December,
the particular kind business will be hereafter desig
mated.
At the special TERMS the following order Of busines
will be observed -
l. Exparte motions In law and equity.
2 Contested non-enumerated motions In law and
equity.
3. Taking proofs In equity cases.
4. Hearing arguments in equity cases.
Calendars will be made ut each special term Of the
last two classes causes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

ChafKc untII tho k12Ir - WtStOr6us--BohI1
Hair Restorative applied the above Office 1903
Nassau ~ b. For those who apply it themselves it
is for sale.
READI, Aaron Clark, Mayor OF the cv Of New York. do
hereby certify that have general certificate nd am
personally acquainted with Of the who have
signed know them be Of the highest standing in
the community AARON CLARK.
New Work MARCH Iaaa i,23N
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repOrtt BY The City Inspector for the aud
proves he be far from healthy Ii the duty of
such al the precautions and proven.
possible. Dr. TOwNsENps sARsAPARILLA viii lrevent
disease Persons that deb lt.ed ad SICK q hive impure
blood shou neglect Every child ~ the city
that has taken shonld have diasly EURO
preventive Of Dab@a, Dysentery: Choers Mobu., &c,
Dont wait until your children get sick The ola .sy.s
il very good one. Principal off &c. 126 Fat street
BTh,s met cine OF which 10 900 bottles are sold each
week. known inju'e child
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Ladies' for the Springs and other country

PSe- their supply o. shoe; can 'ar2n'se ar saa
CHI ldre,s Cater Scots and Shoes # all the diff
styles moderate prices Try them once ladies' and
will the j. B. Miller, l22 Ca
nal stieet West BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24
Gold PENS. Hieheiicus" triumphant

The of these being placed by public be-
youd doubt is really amusing the twisting and
turning Of ose who have borsd hard to get their
the in hand and will determine whether the Richie.
eus % only will write well and last long those
fact in view that the Rchefieus" for sale BY S.
wage 90 Fulton and where else. Other Gold Pens
from Is 81 so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

The Flumbe National Daguerrean Gallery
the of Broadway aud Murray lover
pictures exhibition Of any esabshment the world and
paronsed by all those who connoisseurs in the
National Miniature Gallery.-J. II. Clarke
llae Anthony, Clark Coz 2i7 Broadway -The following
letter recently received the propetos of this
bshment -
"BEY sya MAINE (Francel, Feb. 10, Isi7.
SRs tit Is with lively satisfaction that express to you
beautiful in their execution, have given and
ancr that they among the most perfect that have
feel much attered in seeing my discovery extended,
Receive srs my sincere compliments and the
OF my most distinguished consideration. .n.o,,pppp,
90 Messrs Anthony, Clark & Co.. New York"
Testimony from high his-hs great disco
Of the Dagueneotymc art himself furnishes con:
evidence Of the superiority Of the pictures executed
at the above gall-ry.
This gallery contains its imports hundred
perfect of eminent American statesmen and other
distinguished characters which BE- adm r,bo
from f. Of the follow all Of VIII IN have
deceased within hree aud half yesrsthus sho wing
the and increasing interest Of such collection -
Jos: story u. 5. Supreme Ct, " Era'tu,. Riot, NY,
Smith Thompson, - " Howard Ind
Hon Isaac c. Bates. Mass Daniel Tslmadge, N. Y
Thos " GlI.r, Va, Com Kennon. Y ~
Geo c. Dsonsools. do, E. Dyer sergesmtat- Arms U.
Alex Barrow, do Col. Cross murdered by Mex.
Jas H: Peyton, Tenn, icars at commencement OF
Sam McRobers H., Col John Hardin. II III :.
g John " he, Ky, killed at the battle of Buena
.John L Kerr Md Vista,
Felix q McConnel i, Ala, Henry Iaman.
g. VIM s. Fulton Ark,
duils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

Novelty OF Novcltles.-TheuarS magic b0-
taaic save the Leading novelty of the and which
pabe OF destroying vestige OF Scrofua Eryspelas,
Pmples and all diseases of the skim without the dsagteabe
necessity Of guping gallons of dfenchng Drugs II il fact
adeghul external application, and is portable fom
that every family can be their own Doctor Prophet RS Of
per box.
Broadway White 1l8 Canal Nc Bride, 1873 SPRING. Van Blu.
rem ~ hoo 40 haason s Egnn ave
2i5 Grand; Paper H,nsng Store Grand linton; II
Fulton street; Lambert 1874 Fulton street; Elliott ~ Atlsc
"a Montgomery street. Willamsburg-Bael 81 South Sc.
venth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

all question the best imported this be had IT
and warranted together with large and
Pefumery Soaps and everything apperanina te toilet
G. SAUNDERS u SON, III Broadway,
I'd Hnfe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

highly innammatory and contagious disease wnien
prevailed years ago among the cattle In fenn
Feok In Salem county, N J has made its appearance
again the vicinity The loss In cattle and horses
Is already severe The disease induces the me-
eessy of dispensing entirely with the producs OF Toe
dairy on many large farms The symptoms are, running
at the eyes, and dropping Of the head and ears "
apparently rspleton Of The blood vessels prod uoing
death bv suocation st the ungs and heart Free bleed
Inc 4 tie NEST sasetusl remedy yst discovered,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24
Terms or the Supreme Court, Circuit Courts
ana Courts OF Oyer and Terminer OF the
state OF New York.

FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
CRY COUNTY OF New YoRK.
TERMS.
Time Of holding Place. Justices assigned
ls47-ls Monday Of Sept City Hail. Justices Csdy Nc
Coun and Hurlbut
LIST Monday, Nov, do. do. Hurlbut,
MoCoun and Msson.
l849-lst Monday January, do. do. Strong,
McCoun and Edwards.
LIST Monday April, do. do. Maynard,
Edmonds and Willard.
LIST Monday, July, do. do. Hurlbut,
Edmonds and McCoun.
LIST Monday October do. do. Shankland
Marvin and Edwards
l849-lst Monday January, do. do. Jones, Ed
monds and McCoun.
LIST Monday, April, do. do. JONES'
Paige and c. Gray.
LIST Monday, July, do. do. JONES' Ed
monds and Hurlbut.
LIST Monday, October, do. do. JONES' Ed
monds and Edwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

of the easheIous massacre OF the Ca
manehe chiefs San An,enia while in treaty with hs Texas
This fact has before been published to the world Its
contained Of thrilling ADVENTURES now publishing in
account Of the private life Of N.po7 from tn: pen of Mons
de Hare, translated for the Dspatch Gossip OF the
Old World curious and interesting; Green Monntsneesa
story Of the American Rey9uton; Striking Sallor No
den, by .o Brousham An Ohio Farmer in Love with the
Broken Hearts, Lights acd Shadows Of Bel evue Brooklyn
Ferry Monopoyi Scene. - hs Mad Aou.e on Blackw:is
Stock and Feurersm Ladies turned out Of Pews Gall
China England; Theatrcals, Local News Of the
Week e GossP Police Rseo Ss. gshs w de
vered of the city Brooklyn, Williamsburg Jersey
city, &c The Dispatch will contain altogether twenty
FIVE long columns OF choiceogins Office No Ann
street. WILLIAMSON X BURNS Publishers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

small which the sub'c bsp have placed every
and the handsome aud substantial which they
made rendesthese superior 70 any manufactured
An examination fail of being satsfactorv
O. SAUNDERS& SON. 1T Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

new regulation, the height Of the horses of the
French army Is fixed as follows viz For the cavalry
of reserve from metre 81 centmetres to metre so oeo
tnetres rom 10 to lbk hands) for the line and mount
I'd arelery Il metre 81 centimetres to metre o. oen
tmetres rom l4h to 10 hands) for the light cavalry
metre 49 ceDtimstres to metre 81 centimetres ON
to lax hands, for the artillery and wagon trains met
40 csnnmetr.s to metre 81 centimetres ia hands an
ches to 10 handa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

ANOTHER MYSTERY On Saturday morning
last, about five O'Clock, quite a handsome and
genteel lady got out Of hack at the OF Fourth
and Market streets, and went into the Mammoth
Clothing Depot Of Mr. Weolf Samuels She said she
had just arrived from New Orleans the steamer
Chancellor md wished to purchase suit Of clothes for
her husband the articles shown her. and she
selected coat vest pantsloons, cravst aud hat
shoes asked for but a. in the store The
requested the clerk to purchase pair for her which
done She paid the BILL without asking the price Of
single article and then got into the hack and drove OIL
She directed the hackman to drive fret up this
and then up that, and finally ordered him to stop
u building In the process Of erection Broadway
The driver suspcioned omethng and gave
to Of the police who to the place without
delay aud there conc.aed under rub ,ish ia the
unfinished house found the dress and the und
OF the lady and quantity Of her hair which she had
cut OF which was SIX or eight inches In length On
some Of the clothes appeared the of Clarssa Nor
gan" 1t was subs qu-ntly ascertained that hand.
somely dressed gentleman walking in the
neghborhood. aud here for time all trace OF her
lost We have since learned however that she
the river yesterday morning. and it is supposed got
some rat and went the river Who she Is aud
what her purpose mystery yet to be solvedLouts
vile Courier, l2th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24
" Music oh, how faint, how weak
Language fades before thy spell.

Sporting Intelligence.
regatta is to take place Skeneatelas lake the
Goth instant. A delightful time is anticipated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

FROM THE BRITIsH PROVINCES. -The steamer
Admiral, which arrived this morning, from East
port brings late papers from Halifax st. Johns, F.,
and st. Johns. N. b.
The st. John Ne~ Brunswicker of thu 18th inst CON-
tains farther information relative to the late riots mt
Woodstock and Fredericton. That paper says Last
evening learned that express arrived at Frede-
rckton at O'Clock the morning Of Thursday and his
Exoellency immediately aroused with the IMPORTANT
that seventy prisoners captured during tue
riots the 2th In custody at the court house In
Woodstock. A requisiton was presented from the INC
gstrates for additional number Of troops and for
special commission to try the rioters Both requests
granted and detachment of the SD regiment had
left for Fredericton There had been farther dis
turbsnces. IL 10 not known how many killed as
tho bodies carried of One dead body, however
had been dshed out of the river"
Papers from Newfoundland to the 10th inst had boon
received At st. John. The Harbor Grace Herald says
that destructive ood occurred at that place on the
4th inst by which all the low lands inundated and
large quantities Of earth swept from the heights
The Halifax papers contain nothing Of Importance
The .acadian Recorder Of the 10th, that Hon \
Cunard has entered into contract with tbs British go
vernment line of steamers from Ha fax to Be'.
muda also that at the termination OF the present
tract he will place substantial steamer on the route be
tween Halifax and st John, N. F.-Boston TropeHsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

Another Chinese Junk could not create moro
asor hment than does the low price which the Ho
Kong Tea COMPANY of 70 Catherine street. opposite Oak
sell their Teas Their f,u- shilling ,ongs really deli
cous aud four shilling Young Hysons TheT
shilling CoHees are beyond moare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

The FIumbe NntiOnnI ONGuerf1an GaHoFy
the upper OF Broadway aud Murray street. over
Tenuey ewey sure has the LARGEST aud best collection of
pictures exhibition Of any establishment in the world and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24

Dlrxra TO TINE ovrroEas OF TIE FaEHcn srKAn
saIr Usior, AT DrlMo.'co's--This grand AFFAIR took
most agreeable manner Among the Invited guests
were his honor the Mayor Gen Gaines, C. w. Law
fereut causes they not able ~ attend The din
got up in Delmonicos best stysin the French
manner After the cloth removed,
Mr. BABAp the President Of the Committee proposed
the following toasts, which were all heartily drank
The King Of France.
The Pr. sident Of the United States.
The French Army.
The French Navy.
The Army OF the United States.
The Navy OF the United States.
The city OF New York and its authorities.
The French Transatlantic Steam Company.
The Captain and officers of the steamer Union
The Ocean Steam Navigation Company Of New York
After these regular toasts drank, Mr.. PEueNEr
rose and made fine speech. In which he Handsomely
spoke OF the French army. OF which he had been
Der, with his brother, who wounded at Waterloo.
Capt. HEBeRT, in the name of the French navy.
drank to the French residing in New York;
Capt MeKEsv.s proposed the toast Of" France, Union
Mr. WYMBs-" The city OF Parisn
MIR. LEcoMrE, the agent Of the company, gave thanks
to his fellow countrymen In the name Of the company
Capt HEsEsr drank to "the prosperity Of the French
trade in New York"
Dr. PoRoN OF the steamer Union expressed the graft
tuds of his companions for the kind reception they
ceived from their countrymen.
JoHs IsELIS, director Of the American Steamship
Company, proposed the toast" To the steamships
Union and Washington-ths pioneers Of the commerce
steam was Frenchman named Solomon DeCoss, who.
poor unfortunate, believed crazy by his country
men, and died In lunatic asylum lie drank to the
memory Of Solomon DeCoss, and to the immortal Full
TONI
Z. The American Press, kind to the Union and her
officers" next drank
Mr.. BABAD proposed-"the French ladies,' to which
the gallant
Captain HEsEnr replied, and proposed "ths Amsri.
ladies' who he said had quite bewitchsd his soul
by their sweet smiles
1t was nearly halt past ten when the company broke
up. and all went away delighted and happy, having
given and having received such demonstration OF
friendship and union on foreign land
FRENCH STEAMER UNIoN--Last evening forty light
had already engaged their passage board
which thus enrolled -
81 fret GLASS passengers, including children.
10 second do. do.
l steerage.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-30

lJ~rhe baby trade has Teen orcned in the
don market paper in that city recent,
tanned the following Advertisement
10 laCiCs tcdhout c1idren and hcls-A .-..
promising and gentccl little boy five years OLE.
without parents, requires permanent home. "a HI,
he would be educated aud brought Up with kim.
and mothery affection Address with partic
OF family &c, TO 4. n. post office: Great Il
street. Terms expected about E10 los"
On this, the London Athenaum remarks ~
80 the baby trade Is to open. and followin.
law Of con petition We may look shortly to 70
very promising little boys purchasable at five pol.-
gnls for .ess, and tHins-ike family tickets -5
reduced scale OF prices.
Il has been long taefNel known in stGiles
she children Of the mobility were moyeable-ce
lie hired by the day, as well as a sore eye or -
leg, or the properties Of epilepsy! But tie -.
gins and Muggins market is row about 10 be ~
dcd ny the gcntecl and to Judge the eztre. s
moderation OF the term the operation is it.e {.
TO he extensive. There will be next, we ar5or.
a JOINT stock company for the sale and exc..a {.
% people
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&
Subsequent examination - s. ||
that this position could be turned. -
back, although with great reluctance, :
Gen. WooFs position at Bucna Vista,v ne.
ne left that officer TO make any disposili6r
that might be necessary, whilst he went IN.
70 Saltllo.
Gen. Wool did make such dispositions.
and exactly as, some two months before, he
said he would do, in case the enemy should
attempt to reach Saltlllo from Aqua Nucva.
Does this look like not seconding the deter
mination of Gen. Taylor in giving battle t.
the enemy at this point!
What the object of such falsehood ear
be, is very difficult for us here to say.
it be to elevate General Taylor still hiq
to increase for him the admiration
affection Of the American people, pc
one of his warnest and sinccrest admin
to say that it is very unnecessary sac.
flee of ruth.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-30

LoynoX, May II 1917.
How 70 e1n 70 give you history Of the state
o. t1ug> at present existing in this country really
am at a loss 1t certainly is most unprecedent and
critical. They are on the verge Of bankruptcy and
famine Money terribly tight, andfood Of all kinds
terribly scarce and high and the lower classes
near starvation as they can be. The people are al
armed the government also, at the short supply OF
food on band. They begin to think we can
not keep up the supply till the next harvest The
Queen has set the example and ordered that all
her household are to have but pound of bread
uer d,v and that TO be made Of second quality OF
lSur. An pastry Is recommended TO be omitted
and all the people are charged to use the STRIFE
ta>t economy in food Rios arc becoming fire.
quent in England, as hey have been and are in
iceland.
Fever is wore than ever in Ireland. and has
been brought to England by the swarms OF Irish
coming o@cr here and il is feared that 1t will tc
worse, which DO not not doubt There is not at
this moment ten days supply Of food in london,
city OF two 10 Ions Of people. Small supplies are
coming forward from the tafes TO which point
they must look bat they in a worse state than
they dare publicly admit. You may recoIeet
what wrote you BY the Cambria duurg the pan
ic " hich occurred soon after my arrival that -four
would be eos here beore Isl July. It has sold to
dav at SIS SIS and one heard asked 5Gs. No
orders have gone 10 America from here Stree IS
Anril Of much importance and the supply will b.
very limited .cr some time. They VIII want all
we can snare They admit that they will want
lar-e amount from as another year, and not ore Ct
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-30

CURrors ASD aEAUrIFrL INCIDENT Over the
pulpit in the chapel at West Point. as some OF our
raa iers may perhaps have remarked. stands fine
aiesorical picture from the trUe-to-lie peuciIe Of
He.r. 4 p ~ o. It represents Peace as female
Il 2 re holding an oil yeb.aaca in Ter hand During
the performance OF divine ser1 ice, one or two sun
days ago small bird flew into he church aud 1ladc
seregai at emp,s 10 GIght on the brauchi \ better
cr csm upon the fidelity .; the artist representa-
ton Of air and foliage could scarce he imagined.
Tie same compliment, as our re iders will remem-
Der. was pad b. ord TO Are.les some three thou
sard yelTs ago
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-30
ISrFII- RECELpTE.

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Soak he wick in strong vinegar. ana dry i.
we'll before Won use il; it will then barn
both sweet and pleasant, and Give much
;, ,,,..i,''' avn 49, l.
.u...
C"eP P"'" Jo' 4'"'I'''-','! - ~ -
ana cheap pant Tor I"us1 WIN = .'''','I ,:, ~
SIX pounds OF melted P,ich' one pm q nm
seed oil, and one pound OF brcN uusiof yer
low ocarc.
To cIca}} Sifrer0r Brifdnnia.-Use SIM
ME whiting. finely powdered. and moisteu-
ed with alcohol.
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- - 49,, , ',n,m ,., IN !, ! ooton ort
~,
A""40"",@ o5S0"'I'' i,''s,.l N, ,'5'I'
be swallowed acclu'h,'"H' a., ~ 't''.
warm water. 1t viii operate as an lns,a''-
Iorestore a faIcI Carpe'.-Dip the car
net into strong salt and water. Blue fac
tory cotton, or silk handkorchjc's will not
Cho|'F" ~ FoliT'--LF'HN :, P.'"' :, ia'.E OF
WoFm"ood 'ea--l' rarely ''''S OF eile''ll'9 a
cure
.s..,,, ..-,,o 60 ,I,,.f,,I,,,.:,,..,,.,.o--
~ .'''", "'iiN ","' ~ 49, -