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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY 20.


Cleared
s%s .s. YSt Ls SS1 Cyl s.
Gssdsioaps, Boyd Hncksn; Csyion IB) Bale lohas
Sas NJ %ss
Bslchen.
Moore, OBJ McEe Limerick, Fsrguson Appropos Danj
Masa.ss spoaord, Tlsstoa Co; Arsbeas (BrJ Price St
Johns, NF, q Laurie; Madison Paxton Savannah Stur-
ges Chairman Co; Avano Thurston, Georgetown Badger
schrs-Ioui.s Willard, SHARP St Johns NIB, Maury;
VIM Smith OBrsn tBr) Lockhs5t, Halifs1 @ & Wheel.
Kose Rodeck, Wilmington; Baltimore sIegh Baltimore,
johnson Lowdsaj Hope Gray Philadelph 1s s, phil.
dsps RSoas HUH Ds'n
DR. ship Sea King Dunn % days from Liverpool in ballast
to master. 1872 passengers:
last to Crelgh Heydecker. s2 passengers Five died
b. bark Commerce, Harvey IS day, from Liverpool with
salt to Sln onsdes 800 salt order 81
Brig Hardy Purngon 81 days from Havre. with mdse. to
Bremen brig Dephne Dspe 80 days from Bremen bal
la Psvenstadt Schumacher 90 passengers to Henschen
Br brig Alexander WISE Couthar 81 days from Cork with
$50 coal, to J Stewart 4 Go.
Hanovea brig Michael Chrsophas 90 Gays from bremen
Br brig Ccassa, Nc Williams days from Halifax with
fish, to Barclay u Livingston
Below.
Ship Sardinia, Crocker from Liverpool, April lsth with
Bark Macoochse Smith, from Dubiin--a pilot was put
board on Monday night.
Also bark--unknown. =,
Ships Stephen Whitney for Liverpool; St James, for Lon
don; Emperor for Europe Couxress f9 Valparaiso bark
William, Tor Belfast; Rose
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The CrODs.

Notwithstanding the excessive drought for several
weeks past happily relieved by delightful rain on sun
day night the wheat OF this county looks remarka
bly, weL--Easf0n Md Star.
Since the raj sunday night and Monday last, the
crops Ia this section ioo< altogether different from
what they did fow days previous Tbs wheat crop has
suffered very niue in consequence OF the dry weather.
but we hope farmers will yet reap plentiful har-
vest for their labor This rain will bring the corn
that has been planted and laying In the ground for some
time.-Cdmbrtdge Dem.
After all the murmurngs and predictions of the far
mers 10 this vicinity think they will be blessed nth
pretty good crops unforeseen mshap occ
Middleton Enterpriss.
The drought for weeks before Saturday we elk
has been destructive to the wheat crop this
ton Of country turning 1t yellow it from
the ground up. Since saturday week, however, there
have several days rain winch it Is hoped will bring
the wheat out. There compla int of the fy
but not very serious. The oats have suffered more
than any other crop much OF the seed rotng In the
grouod from the cold dry weather, and part, which
sprung up dying for want Of rain. With favorable
weather toeraole crop may yet be made The tobac-
brought the iy upon the plantbed which in many
places entirely destroyed Several planters have
single hosshead The chinch bug has appeared in un-
usual numbers for the time Of the year IL the season
DC dry they will greatly damage the corn as well as the
wheat crop-Lynehburgh ptrginian.
Wheat In this region looks unpromisng. IL IL OK
tremely doubtful whsther any thug like average
crop is obtained -Lagrange Mo- Free Press
Dry weather AMI ooi niyhss have Injured the pr o.
poets Of the planters which have not b.eu iatt in
any section this spring Cotton is In very unpro IN
Ing condition The caterpiuars it IL SAID have III ade
their appearance in various sections We told 90
that the millions Of small grass which We see in
the fields arc proving upon young corn, The whe at
crop also looks badly in most Places Glo
gfan
In several counties OF Western ennesso the well in
Sormsd state that the present crop will turn out fully
large the crop oflast year whch better than many
had expected
The recent rains have greatly improved tho prospect
Of the growing crops THERE'S complaint that tn,
and tho cut worm has done some injury Wheat crop
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ALBANY, May Is, ls41.
The Third Judicial District


have just heard of several nominations of Judges for
the Third Judicial District The ultra fanat.cal whs
convention assembled in this city to-day and uomi-
er and Ira Harris the celebrated antirent
The democratic convention assembled at Catskil to-
day and nominated Amasa j. Parker and John Z.
Wright Both these gentemen honest me and will
make good judges. Mr., Wright in the Senate lasc
year, and Jadge Parker's merits are well and widely
known. have not learned the Of the remain ny
two that nominated by the democratic convention
CHARGE OF SMuGaLlNG.-For some time COM
plants have been made TO the appraisers IN nc
Boston Custom House, by merchants OF this cry .ua,
the firm Of E. Jacobs Co., Wholesale importers nm
dealers in cutlery and fancy goods, NOS anu MY
street. selling goods Mt such low rates as 70
the belief that they must have oesn smvss ,h
same firm have also been engaged In business "a oo.
sequence OF these complaints agent was sent 70 eA
mine their stock of goods whereupou ~ wa .ro
sented in the invoice. Each package, 1t ID supposed
had a few articles the top corresponding with
the invoice, while beneath we're articles OF much
greater value aud which ought to pay higher
dutv A letter enclosing $780, with promise OF
more II the matter could be hushed up, was sent
70 the person engaged in ferretng out the fraud by
one of the persons imp licated One Of the firm has
hesn In Europe and il is believed that goods large
amount have been Struggled into Boston and New York
as sbove stated during the last six months. fash
ionabe hotel in this city has recently been furnished
with extensive assortment OF hardware 1t Is said
from the store OF the smugglers. On Saturday last
Elisha Jacobs Of the rm brought before Chas
L. Woodbury., Esq U S. Commissioners, for examination
and held to at the present term Of the Cir
cult Court. the bail being fixed at 81, 500.
A complaint has also been entered against Francis
Jacobs alleging that no has false entries and
attempted to bride public officer but on account OF
his iudspostiou Col Barnes, u s. Marshal has as yet
forborne serving the warrant upon himBoson Times,
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Isl s re, s oS York Ms:: ao sss
,.s 81. % sH sss s's r. s sgs :y
o about 1 cSss@SRS ss % Bs
sa s. Noal s sSss es Me-
LIssos April ESD bsrks Leonss. Monroe, Rio Grands;
Isssiso. April SID Element. Springer (from s.su.)
woodSps sioeh' Orleans: Sid isSi Royal Saxon Ing
IA. sEs S:; a:. x.~.
Aggl s1Ns Am vessel sell port sS date. sp
ssS for Ai.1 np E. '''As-' o'''''
SJI AZ x s: !. s:s,oa and sy Ell
Nasra. April aa-In port Kosnns Elizabeth, for York.
Nrwnx April alsd Sc. Bird, Re.. York reported at
ra it Asi pog, bark. Ts5quis Harding Tim
S sssa S.; 's{
& slss
xS S kms Ss,t
NYork brig Coryo Paine Boston; 18TH ships Calender Ma
SOP Meow 1ss; Mst
PIcTov April 2s-Ca brig B,9ner Gard, Ney.ra A..
sMrnsA March so-An Gauges, Watson, CANDIDA and sid
As sniao n April s;"sis .o.ssola Lisbon: g. /. w..
81 JoHS, Pr Aprils.1In port slOop Rising Sun. Crow
fnin,5s April Julie, Bgsgs. Charleston; 18TH Ly-
aS, 1 living Robinson. and sqlwsy Lean orssn.
Bangor, Wales, to load for Boston.
Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA May l7-Sld Br brig Primrose, Liverpool.
LSs'gss $ Mary S bail. IA G GsS:
Tss s 'nHs ss sIs Film: Bali .sn
cambeaad Hy ESbahi briss Goehecc, Perkins; .chr.
S .sp s5Gyb IS
Es sq sdss K:p ,S' sna s
Smyrna and William Penn down and anchored in the
0fs s L Sn sSayy s.
SSi4s August pG.ae, 81 DSmisso ;s6s Baker Norfolk
.a $
ssG. SsS'ss af%pG
bs sm ss d
saa sss where '.'
,o. Ess sy Sy' Sssss
Black 81 % VIII S S T full
sss$$ Ss s.s:: Fsas 70 BOND
Ss esos Dp
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Johnson,
n ss Ss%
sts se Where a Sc S vii 6%ss T -
BAseos May laAr schr He'ty Maria Perkins, Whining
CAhAI., May sArr .ch5 Bristol. Btyap. Phils Sid sh
at.sa SGy %d
and Lodi do @ brig Srs eIsy ota
Del: 9th Calais Keen, Port Spain; 10th, Kalo' Wade Alex.
NC May A w.. :sH sd Olive c0rson York
RahmsaS
WKsssS
Ys bS d Bo.;s
fin bdto phsd put in VIII for hasps
cSs very ssSf q % sor
s S9 Do fa sss$
Boson Gazee Lewis Do DO BsngoIj Eliza Leland Coombs
Na tad b to fhlad Dolphin s Mods
ID ." NY9s Tux cr0we Ae1ansr' bound to Bos'0n
INV SH% onnH.Ss April ,oA ,.a%.sg jaime, Day
.sSa Se s SS
s Tsn Ysa GJ%f SIss
Shs Mrs5ya . Davis vs
IS;S B
HsS%s
gansins JONI B Knox, coTf and m9itst; sshs samuel
Nssyoss May W.T. x1 Sas
W smith, Prime, n Z; & a steWart, Lozsr, Richmd
BID saqgses, " Mary Smith Newbyrvport I'D to Bait
ca Blk Bachelor Horton with provisions and clothing for
pc bS d G B S s y. 0s SD Sq * ssa sSd
Fielder. Willis Havre; bg Martha Washington McGilvery
Portland. -
RIcHMoNp, May ls-Sld schrs N Fox, Ellingsworh, N
York: Alderman, Ward, do Galens, Pierpon Stamford CT
ehrs Pi1arrc PendletSn. dos President Yeats Newcastle
SALEM, May BAR schr Cyprus, Willard Calais for
York.
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$50 Mechanics Rank ss3s 1910 So 76x 5000 Dc III 100
u Trsssury Nores NY; Uaioa Canal s9h q Northern
Bank OF ennckv a7ik 100 Beaver Meafow 80
ArrEa sAIrs-Is hs Philidelps, snd TreSton Railroad
s "a 1000 Stare SIS III ioan Reading Railroad Bonds 72 100
R.adias railroad 2sl 1909 sais3s Tx 100 Mani and Nee
srooNp BoAnp--s5s93 Stare ia 200 shs ". Bank AZ
"a GOO Redng Railroad Bonds 7e 2ooo STATE S. 7z 10 Gard
Bank l2A 49,, -. =
Bo ds 67 100 Girad Bank La. 300 Read
Ing Rload Bonds ri 100 Suquehanna Canal s 800 Lehgh
Interest Ga; 1000 Lehigh 6's TAX. . NfT ~ ~
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MAY l7.At market 4aa Beef Cattle Gncluding 30 left
from last market) 20 Jokes working oxen co
and calves, $50 sheep and 1000 swine.
Prces-Beef Cattle-Extra 81 rs; LIST quality STA
81 so; I'd quality S6a6 u.s.
Working Oxen-sales at from SosaSl4o, according to
size and quality
Cows and Calves--From $2Oa$40 will all sales.
sheep--Sheared sheep ST. 80; wool sheep 50 50 few
extra cossetts at SO so.
Swine-At Wholesale 51da6M; few selected lots were
sold at 81 and 81; at retail 81 and Ia
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New Bedford OH Mark ct.

MAY l5.-sperm-We h. ar only of sale Of 400 bbls.
at 95 cents.
whaieContinues In good request at previous rates.
We notice sales bbs for export at sac $50 bbls
N for home at s4sc, and lot Of $50 bbls.
inferior at 32ha3ic
Whaebone- rhe sales Of the week embrace SO 900 h.
of 10000 Id N w Coast and 900 South Sea, at frac
fion above these rates
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Southern Cotton Market.

MopLE, May 1.-THE market since Fridays 70.
port has been exceedingly quiehe sales reaching only
about 1900 baes-500 Saturday 800 on Monday, and
200 to-day Holders continue firm, though there is bu
little disposition to operate until the receipt Of ate- TO-
reign advces about due the steamer Of the 18TH
We give l03< l0% as the range of middling cottons
Receipts for time 1880 bales exports 205Sleaying
a stock of Ia 89i bales.
New ORLrANs, May love hear of some enquiry,
but of nothing vet contaminated
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THE LADIES' CONGRESS BOOT.

THE LADIES' CONGRESS BOOT.
r. LABOYTEAUX, GAL Broadway, desires to in
form his numerous and fashionable lady patrons, that
he has for the right manufacture
- the elegant elastic walking Boot, so fashionable
the highest circles England and France The recent n'
boots high with all the elegance peculiar to his style
of work, and yet without the trouble OF lacings
This valuable invention removes all the connned
the foot while at the same time affords
sy;,hou, . rial ' - AID lm*c
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JACOB BRAlsrED respectfully alorns biz friends. and
die public h e q: =: :ss1. the
kSssssy ga Rssas sss q bosdwss La rs
uiidngs) where he will devote his time 70 effect :aes IN
Real Estate Furniture, Groceries, and merchandise N gc"s
Holding an auctioneer. commission he /. prepared to
outdoor sales Of ks. and Personal ssts ioo %
which will all times receive particular aenuon' and
Hotels or private dwellings will besppaissd correctly and
ADVANCE: will be made on such articles BE-
1sS sIa S
register will be kept for the sale or sttne 9. S
lo and other tenements 10 save time sSI 20 win
landlord and tenant correct oescfiPon VI ''.
the terms, are always noted. My. !a.:9.
w H. BREASTED, EXCHANGE Broken LsiaIgs
Bcds coinfs Il od snd 81 sy. COIN D
'' NM Ns'j' os1 hsis eI'isi AND SOLO
COLUMBIA HALL, LEBANON SPkINGs-Ihn %,
,s.ss s on lie is, day s BY Sd Hspr;;sYT
R $I aHSSf AT H0BoKEN E;ITsss Ts:-T5; Ny:
Hotel HSsoH Hs and viii b ready he
cspton Of boarde The House situated contiguous the
fs s s snS % % Bay and and
ightfu pains will be spared 20 render the Atlantic
Hs' s soS fq I. agreeable and s0Ef
500 500 aEN oel " k RsS Estate :sS 90
applicants This belongs to an estate u trust, and
@ NO. S' in hs
basement ais eod2msrc
MEXICAN TEMPERANCE HOUSE, Worcester,
IA Massachuset-The subscribers having leased and tho
house. situated at the station Of the Boston and Worcester
Railroad their friend. and the public that every exer
'r0naSs Of the travelling community" FUCKER BoNNEY
THos. TUCKER, formerly of L. /. Railroad u,.,.
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MAY lsmExcHASsE BoAmp-e Boston and Maine Rsilroet
87s co. so Company Scrip Az 100 Reading Railroad
SO d. 2oz 200 Lon. saad abroad 20; so do, bod. 49,
so; 100 do s0 so: S250O per Treasury Notes LOG
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TOOK Ar THIS

- JUST RECEIVED large tot Of Gentlemen
k;s city and will be sold at the low price Also all kinds
Of Geuteens Caters and Patent Leather Shoes and all the
kinds Of Boots Shoes Ladies, will find in
his store great variety Of Cater Boots Slippers yskns,
and ali other kinds and sizes Misses and Boots and
shoes Boys Boots CATERS Shoes and Slippers of all the
various kinds all Of which will be sold cheap at 1851 Broad
way, corner OF Franklin street. . M CAHlLL
NJ b. Country merchants supplied by the package Dozen
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CIOTHlN

TIME CHEAPEST gents and boys Fsshionabe, TaorlnG
j and Clothing Establishment In New forEIms yAcOp9
yANDERBlLTS, ss Maiden Lane between w' ~ sdv
made which be :od wholesale or Ave huads eS
peses Of Fashionable goods which will be made to order in
STYLE Of elegance that cennot be surpassed ~ vii 90 we
IYo not foryget The number, . Maiden Lane
man imsvc
PETER COOPER, No II Burlins Slip.
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! REMOVED FROM 323 GRAND STREET

- REMOVED FROM 323 GRAND STKEET -
e(ENNto I7s Bowery. Mrs. d. Hodge. First Pre-(fN
MUM Dress maker and first premium Straw hat VnIV
- manufacturer, invites the public 70 inspect her ~
ak sd Straw Hats, Dresses, Flowers, Ribbons etc. At
Bowery From her IL years experience this city and pas
efforts 10 please hopes and the patronage
Of her friends and the public.
b. Straw Hats cleaned and altered The trade supplied
with patterns 49,
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are now rpsning, and excellent Corn crops look
wel.---dibsny (Bakereo GAY Pafriof.
After distressing drought Of Ave six weeks dura
ton We have had refreshing rains for several days past
to the great delight Of every Of the
farmes who had became justly alarmed for the safety OF
their crops Charlottesville .4dpocate
Jonathan j. Gore, who owns a plantation on Little -,
River, 3. c. near the line of North Carolina has Cd,
tanned 900 POUNDS sugar from eighth OF an acre OF
The grain the sugar said TO be good ana1ns
favor pleasant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-20

TNOR the permanent Of primary secondary syphilis
yeneresl ulcers, nodes any complaint Produced by
injudicous of mercury or unskal medical resment
should use this powerful purifier without delay, person
can consider himself safe after having the yeneea disease,
without thoroughly cleansing the with this Justly cee
hrated Alternative.
sold in single bottles 81 each half dozen FOR
s5 carefully packed and all of the Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS,
TDREPARED by the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression of quackcry
This and highly concentrated all
tn purifying Qualities aud powers Of tho above herbs.
Is confidently recommended by the College superior
extract Sarapaa present before public may be
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from
impure stare the blood such scrou and he1im ring
worm hoches pmples ulcers r2in In the bones joas
uodes cutan.ous ep''ons sore tcst dis
dicious ot mercury
tsld in single bottles rs ccnta
in cases ofbafs dozen bottles ...........$sD
doxe
Cs.es forwarded 70 ali usrts of IN: Linton.
MA very liberal dncouns 20 wholesale purennsers
o' wy VS. RICHARDs0N. Nj. p,
DaW - Nassan stReet. New yefh.
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/ G A I " I K 3,
NO. 2 TRYON ROW,
Adjoining the Harlem Railroad Office. New York.
eonspicuousness and durability, have been fnl1y ap-
pecatsdby Of the prncipal men OF business which
Stores, William street; Bonded Wsrehou,s H:1r
Perkins Hoel Merchants ote Mercantile Library; Nan
STRANGERS visiting The city we can refer them to many OF
the principal firms in almost every city in the Union.
In
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DRIvATE DIsEASES-ESTABLIsHED A. ID. 1880
Il FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY: THE
Members Of the New York College Of Medicine and Pharma
Cyl esab shed for the suppression Of 9ackery continue &c
direct their all diseases Of private
and confidently promise to requiring med
cal safe and without injury 10 the
constitution confinement from business lnyalids are
first of those Diseases suerne
aud time may be thus avoided One of the members of the
College, for many connected with the principal hospitns
Europe for the Of those Complaints attends or cor
sultation daily, from A. NJ. to 81. M.
Terms-Advice and Medicine Secure guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS-Persons
living in the country finding ineonvsncnt to make PER
all medicine requisite perform radical by stating
their explicitly together With all symptoms time OF con
traction and cccved elsewhere and snco'
V" 90 '''' w s. RICHARDSON, Nj. D..
95 Nassau street. New York
VELfEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
NOR the radical of gieet, SEMINAR enns
sons and all mocopurucnt discharges from the ureura
These Pills the result OF twenty years experience IN e os
ps de Charlie in Paris pronounced ~ tnsr
inventor Professor Velpeau, nisliiee remedy io al
time than any remedy without tainng the breath ds
agreeng with the stomach or confinement rom business
Price 81 per boz. ------
CONsTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED:
vJvHE TONIC n1lXTURE, prepared by t.s College o.
il Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe City Of New York.
confidently rec for all Of debility Produced tv
secret or Of kind II is nvauao'e
remedy for Impotence stery or bsrennes unless depend
SvgIs bottles 81 each; Of hs dozen IS; carefully
hacked and sent all narfs Of the Union.
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6E6 WANTED-A. vessel to carry 100 tons heavy
MFT freight New Orleans small vessel preferred
sa1eeses2kfs Apply to r. X. COLLINS,
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NEW JERSEY, HUDSON & DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN that Books CT Subscrp-
~ ton Capital Stock Of The New Jersey Hudson
and Delaware Railroad Company win be opened the
Cochran House, in Newton Saturday the 18Th; At Isaac
Bemer HG5rl Banchyie, OF Tassd.y, the 18th: sad At
ark on Thursday the soh OF May The book, DO
opened each day II O'Clock, M and closed the last
day o'clock p and the time Of subscribing for said
stock five dollars will DO required to be on each ae sub
scribed.
NEWTON, syssEz Ca n T.. April IA, is41.
JOHN BELL
JOHN MOORE,
JACOB HANBACK,, yunr. Commissioners
ROBERT HAMILTON,
SAMUEL FOWLER,
MARTIN RYERSON
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OFFICE Odd FELLOW5 HALL AssOCIATTON{
OF THE Cry Of NEW York, May Ia, 1917.
TNHE Annual Meeting of this Association will be held at
National Hail. Canal street Monday, the 18th day Of
June proxmo at o'clock NJ for the purpose OF sctng
shares of the capital stock and for the aasacton Of such
O'Clock NJ Of the day election will be held for
twelve for the ensuing also for two inspectors
Of the annual election.
Extract fromthe Laws Of he Association =" Artie.
have been paid shall enle the holder thereof
person by proxy election any
ton submitted The consideration Of the Association"
BY ORDER W. w. DIBBLEE,
MIL &c Secretary.
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Passengers Sailed. 49, IL.
foxno.-psck., .bin 81 jsmes-Theodore klpkie and Ia
dy Geo + Winfield Fred WhitGeld John MIN hns E ms
Cabsrn. Whii6eld Miss Elizabeth Whtheid Mis- ranSss
Whteid Mis- WHITFIELD sS ,, ,sd Nom
rre Nr, Carlow, Miss Anna Rowed Master Henry Den
mark Caledonia from Boston additiona)
hs Wheeiwright US Navy. bearer oil dispatches to
n sLsra,ion a london.
Foreign lmpOrtatlons.
,pr-Br;g Hardy-375 baskets oil Coomb lselin-l cs
- 1.,wberg-I do L Jenjuguet-150 bxs To order.
EaSmSN-Brig Mchselio00 bIs pipes t Victor Achil-
Ie.-6lI do jung * Be rhnan-400 do J Muller Co.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-26
New York, Monday, Aug 25d-4 1-2 P. NJ
Important from Mexico.

VoM1To AT TAMPICo. A letter dated
Tampico 9Th states that the vomito was pre-
vaiing in its worst forms, Great mortality
among the Americans,
Another letter dated Tampico Aug, 9th,
says Gen Scott marched to the capital on the
9th inst.
A report says the Mexicans advanced and
intercepted the correspondence of Gen. Scott
with Santa Anna, who had commenced with
drawing his troops thereby exciting great
excitement in the capital.
lie issued a manifesto stating that he only
intended ruse to enable Linn TO surround
Gen. Scott
News of the intercepted correspondence be-
tween Gen. Scott and Santa Anna is confirm
ed.-NonEcrn Budget
New York, Aug. %. Flour, is rather qui-
ct today; Gcnesee S. IS, Michigan s. 81 a
IS 60.
Corn is IS 76c for mixed, 78c for yellow
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DIED.

In Stockbridgc, Aug. -, Joham Chamberlain,
aged e. Printers in Western New York are re-
questcd to copy.
In Leicester Aug 81, Beniamin Whitman, Esq,
most important offices ofthe town, and was univor-
sallv respected. We learn that Mrs Peek Of Bristol,
daughter of Mr. W.. died just two hours previous to
her fathers dccease
In Bridport, Aug II, Eugene s., only son of A. L.
and Laura Clark, aged lG months.
In Shorcham, Aug. 5, Mrs Ierusha W. consort of
John W. Rich, aged 3G. Consumption marked her
for his She bore her pains and sufierings with
christian fortude and resignation, and enjoyed in
death sustaining faith in her Savior. May this
bereavement be sanctifel to hcrcompanon, her on
ly child, and humorous friends and relatives.
Printers in Penn. & Michigan viii please co0Y.
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