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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-29
WINFREE & SHEPPARD.
ON nm sion Merchants.

BetseeR Baltimore and Lombard directs Balfimore
WIS House fitted Furniture in good ta,e and
aye ana Is now open to the pubic. The being do
ah the proprietor trusts that his unreng efforts to pleas,
VIII secure hum portion Of the public patronage rrsden as well
Transient &1r Terms, per day, 81 IS
w w. DIX, late Of the hrm u
a H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-29
~ JACoBKIBLER, ?. NJ.

DLASFEH-So IONS Lump fsc-. Q, ~ str. s.rd AMI 70
acb y mys0 RANKIN 4 WHTTtOrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
TELEGhAPHIC.
Markets.

New ORLEANS, Aug %, ls47.
Cotton-The market continued steady, and sales Of
1000 bales were made at previous prices. Flour-The
market was heavier and sales of 1000 bbs were made
including Illinois and Ohio, at ST. with choice do and
st. Louis city mills at So rs. Corn-The market con-
tinued very dull and only notice sale of 400 sacks
ct 90 cents, consisting of Western mixed and yellow
Wheat-The article dull and no sales of momen
reported. Provisions con tinued inactive Whiskey-
Sales were making in all way at 10 20 cts Lead
Small sales at $3 62k Hay-Northern, $22 per ton.
Sugar and Mossses-S Scarcely any thing doing beyopd
retail transactions Sterling bills, on 6X treasury
notes, IN premium sight bills On New York, per cent
premium Freights dull.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
BUFFALO, September 2.

BUFFALO, September 2.
Flour-sales Of good western brands, with some &C.
nesee were made at S. Wheat-Sales Of 5000 bushels
were made, consisting Of western red at o5c and Of
white do at 81 o. CornSales of 5000 bushels western
mixed were made at &C., including lots Of yellow
at 5ac. Rye inactive Oats-Saes of 1000 bushels
were made at 3lc. Whiskey no change Provisions
about the same, except lard, which held at some
hrmer prices Receipts during the past "a hours were
about follows: Flour 1000 bbs wheat 5000 bushels
corn, 5000 bushels Freights by canal to Albany-Four
6Oc wheat, loo; and corn l2Ko Since the above the
Caedonias has been telegraphed but too late to
influence this market to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
BosroN, September 2-P. M.

BOSTON, 5eptember IF. NJ
The news received this forenoon by the Caledonia,
had the effect of checking operations In breadstus as
we'll as in cotton. The latter was lower by an 4 of
cent, with small sales Flour-Straight brands West
ern and Genesee were dull at So So lax while mixed
and ordinary qualities had disposition to droop
Corn-Mixed and yellow were held at 76c a 62c though
sales Of sufficient Importance made that indi-
Gated the true state Of the market ats-The market
firm and sales Of 1000 bushels were made at 900
sac. In provisions there not much doing, while
prices remained about the There was a fair in
Qury for good lard. Nothing Of moment in freghts
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 2-P, M,

T.
The Caledona's news was received to-day, by tele-
graph but failed to produce any very serious depression
In the price Of breadstu Four-Sales Of 600 barrels
of Howard street were made at So 43 which was only
decline of 6Hc yesterdays sales. Wheat was dull
a. 81 o5 for common Maryland reds and 81 % for fami
~ -four white Corn-The market was inactive at 7Oc
a Tao for Maryland white and yellow Meal was dull,
and sales reported. Whskey in barrels was held at
$50. Mess pork ut $l5 SIS so; change In prime.
Lard in kegs was firm at llo llkc. Nothing new in
beef Merchants anxousy awaiting steamers letters
by mail. -'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

ALBANY, September PM
The telegaphc despatch announcing the news by the
Caledonia to hand late to exercise any mate
rial influence this market. Before the news, -four
exhibited no change from yesterdays prices Wheat
Sales of 1000 bushels Of sold at 81 IT, Corn-sses
of 1000 bushels mixed sold at SO c OatsSaes of 1000
bushels, III cts. Meal-Sales of 200 bbs good quality
New York ground meal were made ut 50 s7h Whiskey
No change Nothing special In provisions. After the
news transactions in breadstuns In measure sus-
pended. Receipts by the canal for the preceding "a
hours were as follows Flour 5000 bbls corn, 100
bushels wheat, 1000 do.
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Photographic cor. Philadelphia Bulletin.

TTTTsBUKG, sept. III NJ.
The water in the channel had reached 30 low stage
that rejoice at the appearance of rain storm which
will doubtless swell the rivers and keep them in good
navigable order for the rest Of the season We are
waiting with all anxiety the advioes from Europe by the
Caledonia the telegraph Of which, below Boston,
duly announced to us this morning. Why the DELAY in
transmitting the news! Holders Of -four are firm at
81 70 for fresh ground Pennsylvania and look
with confidence for stifening news by the steamer
There are ne buyers this morning either of -four or
grain. Provisions without change. Groceries dull
hemp still In active demand Wool continues in fair
request and full prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

M AThiMONIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFICE. No.
~ ~ White streeL-The ladies (moe especisliy) are
e tnsm s,mtods in taste disposition mental caaeity
20 moral Character 0sntlSmsn Ladies Of hs
give II their and support references
erenanged. Communications, with real Names postpaid,
rrompt attention. and be treated eoufdsntly
4 stitP NJ. Hosn fOi osptl;psa. from aaii w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
WAsHINoroN, Sept. !, 1s47.

The last news from General Taylors column win DO
apt to bring the old Of the mountains down upon
Canaes and his rancheroes the Rio Grande instead
of the proposed trip from Monterey In the other drse
ton, to San Luis Potos They have been playing sad
havoc among the pack mules have those same rancho
roes and Old lack, expect viii have himself TO 80
down and stir them out Of the country again.
But, again. 1t is understood that few thousand men
will be wanted from Gen. Taylor to help to keep the
road open from Vera Cruz westward They viii be
shpp d probably from the Brazos Point Isabel win
still And vet the movement under the ustsnccs,
certainly appears the best that could be made
1Guatamaia has declared tor Mexico IL the war we're
~ hold year longer the Ore would doubtless be-
yond the Pass Of Darisn. They begin 10 smell ssi
but their time will come.
train reported TO been cut on beyond the Nation
al Bridge No later from Paredes tnan that OF tho
rsnort OF his escape into the interior. CHOLULA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

Sept lst lsa7, OsmNpA infant daughter Of Gindo and
Josephine Mancini, aged year and 25 days
The friends aud relatives OF the family are respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral this day, at O'clock
A. NJ, at 228 Canal street.
On Thursday morning, at o'clock Mrs ISABELLA X
wife Of John H. La Motto, after lingering illness Of
remttent fever.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her f-
neral without further invitation from her residence
No. lot Bowery, on Friday Afternoon, at o'clock.
Charleston, g. c. papers please copy.
Yesterday morning, and, MARTHA, widow Of Stephen
Wright, aged SO years.
Her remains we're taken to Jericho, Long Island from
which place the funeral will be attended this morning.
Sd inst at IL O'Clock, A. M.
On Thursday, the Id instant Rosr RArrEary, infant
daughter Of Martha and Patrick Rafferty, aged months
and 10 days
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
spectfuly invited to attend her funeral this friday a
ternoon, at O'Clock, from "a Wiet street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRx, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 2.
The few days later news, brought by the Caledonia,
ohed here about O'Clock this forenoon and
pr published in,n Extra Herald and had the effect,
om. extent Of depressing the market for breadstuYs
the absence OF private letters transactions In -four
RE not large. Small sales OF Genesee were made at So
X to rs rs. For straight brands, Michigan, SIS o2k
offered. A small lot Of choice Ohio was sold at IS
parcel of fat hoop do brought SIS so, and q lot
traight brands do. the price small lot bakers
nds, do sold at As 90 A sale Of nlino,s red wheat
made at ia OTIS, and small parcel Of do in ferior
stern ct 1906 OTIS. Sales of Western corn were made
to 20 cts and Of fat yellow at "a cts The market
ed rather heavy Rye was nominally worth 90 cts .
ugh sales were reported Sales Of Western rather
mary New York meal made at 81 81 TO 40
Sales Of old oats were reported, before the news.
cents. A lot Of old barley sold at SO cents
re material change Of consequence In provi-
For transactions we refer to particulars below
berries remained about the Same box sugars with
qualities of ST. Crox, Porto Rico and Cuba. we're
with light sales while inferier grades contp ued In
se molasses also dull sales Of Rio coffee were
at ~ Ike, 4 months
Receipts dovn the Hudson River, Sept l.
Flour 416a barrels
ORR .,,..... ..,...... .l270O bushels.
Nhsat, .,.,,.',f.' ''''s' oIo0 do
leai, ,,t,s stttti,s.t"s'stt aJa DO
Eiye.,,t,t, le0o do
Law, ,t,ts,,,tttstt,,s HypVo o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
Married.

On Wednesday evening, Sept l, by Rev Otis Skin
ner. Mr. JOHN Il. SKED to Miss SARAH G. BARTLETT all
ofths city.
AT Hastings, on Tuesday, August the 3lst, by the
Rev. DR.. Power, CAROLINE only daughter of Mr. Ste
phen Ferrero, Of New York, to Mr. Anne DUsRguL Of
st. Etienne, France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

The receipts Of -four and corn this year have been
about double those Of last Pork and beef show a
FALLING on in the receipts az well In the exports The
dcntnation of the shipments Of these articles from
New Orleans shows that the largest markets for pro.
uce, particularly breadsus exported from that port
Pre- in Foreign countries. About three quarters OF the
fhpments Of hour and forwarded t. foreign
ports principally Great Britain and Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
LATEST MOMENT.
TIE L f G PHO.
Important from South Amer,c..

Important from South America.
Bosros, Sept 2, Is47-PM.
Inc Dark Caroline arrived to-day from Rio Jausiro
She brings accounts from Buenos Ayres 10 Julv I'm
The intervening Ministers had retired from Moct..
video and the French forces had closely bocr.a.d
Buenos Ayres and the point of taking some ves
sells that intending to sail the same day that Count
Walensh sailed schooner taken by the boats AZ
the brig Pandour, which received shots from thu
shore. The English forces remained entirely inactive
on'the 7th at night
The captain Of the brig Velos arrived at Rio reports
that he passed the latitude OF Montevdeo the sth
and heard heavy artillery from the shore
The U. 8. frigsts Savannah at Rio the nd OF
July, from the Pacific. for New York. In four days.
The yellow Fever.
RIcHMoSp, Sept. =, ls47.
Nothing later from Mexico.
At New Orleans the yellow fever continues There
were thrtysx deaths at the Charity Hospital In twenty
four hours up to the morning Of hs 25th Up to the
evening Of the same day there seventeen in
termens also in Lafayette parish In ~ hours to the
afternoon Of same day, fifteen. deaths occurred
There were five Of yellow fever ut Mobile the
Goth ult The epidemic Increasing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

fist 1894 2solsl $3.50 so5o2 5f.sss 23c9'27
lat season. s,eca 27ooea 1866 7sO.I7 57555 sO3I7
There has been great increase in the shipments Of
each Of the above except beef and pork, which have
sghty fallen on The receipts of these articles for the
same period were as annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

The French Steamer New York.
BosroN, Sept. 2--P. NJ
1t Is reported that the French steamer New York from
Cherbourg put into Newport r. last night for GOALS
The report is doubted. have my information from q
person WIN left there this morning
This may be Boston joke but nous ysrrons.-
HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

IN huMgy new dining saloon Just opened down
Judge fsf reswtIG The rooms ss slasis. spsl Nysw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03
wAsBrroroS, Sept. /, is47.

The Old SUB, and some other Subjects.
The public will be glad to learn that Mr. Walker has
discovered he may the cost Of transporting silver
BY simply leaving the amount with the sub In New York
and taking check for that amount the sub ct New
Orleans by employ Ing the same operation among the
banks The Sub" law itself in spirit not In express
terms prohibits this sort of paper operations rs ssvorns
too strongly Of Biddle's dead mcnsteri but common
sense sometimes rules out ridiculous feature OF an sx
detrimental particularly when 1t costs money 70 fui-
al utterly useless and worse than useless requsiton
We hope hereafter there will be unnecessary trans
portaton Of specie present necessities across the IL
nois prares In xcsrts or around by see 70 NEW Or
leans in crazy schooners at cost OF oneeighth to ons
half Of enc per cent when bit Of paper inches By .,
costing nothing In transportation VIII give you the
Major W. II. Polk, Sd dragons, leaves Immediately,
we understand the seat Of war, whore he win join
the column of Gen Scott In the city OF Mexico.
We learn that the President intends recommending
extensive sales OF the u s. copper lands for cash fol
war expenses. Between this and some other sxpedisn
the bill II 40 may be saved another year But nothing
will beyond the present Congress- II win have t'
be modified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

BALriMoRE, Sept. ,, loa'
Death Of Simeon Hays, the renowned Thif Catcher
Incidents in has Life-He Shooting Cese-.aees
dent, &c.
shortly after closed my letter yesterday learned
that Simeon Hays, Esq, known far and vide as one OF
the mest successful thief catchers since the days VI
docq, had just ceased to breathe He had been III ior
some with affection Of the heart which oanea
the skill Of our most experienced phy'icana MF nays
during his ie had passed through scenes o. no ofans
Interest and peru Diving We Ast wAs ~ N~ W'ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

TNFANTS AND CHlLDREN's MAGAsIN DIES
i MODES established in l83j.-Miss JACOBS (late Of
t7 Broadway) begs return her sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage she has received since opening at $40
Broadway door from Houston street. aud takes this me
thod OF nfomnz and the ladies this city vi
cnity that she now ooenihg her fall Of Infants
rao sscks Goat: and Gosks braided and plain evsTy
uce IN the Chdrens department Ladies silk Opera Dress
Hoods sun Hats OF sl descriptions Hair CIoh, Mo-
reen and Houghs Patent skirts Ladies' Childrsns
NIB. LADIES mseriais made up v sui5 sot.m
OFFICE Or THE. NEW YORK FIRE AND MA.
" rKNE lNSpkANCEC Co, New York. August 4, 1877,
DlVipENDThe Board Of Directors have this dsy drciArrd
Dividend Of Five per cent Of the profits Of the las an
"a Wall susst l' Y M D. UNDEHHILL,
u Ntsn Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

E0POLD & MAURICE HELBRONNER Imoor,ers
- OF French Feathers Flowers and Materials No ISo VIII
liam street. Fulton street. New York Office in Paris
and street of Cairo. anie 3ot srrc
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JUNIOR BACHELORS. AssocIATIoN--Atss Special
day sysnng Aug g. isa the following resolutions were
Whereas pleased Almighty sd in the dispensation of
earth w X. from ne ss9e. ..
sad and bereavement affection the loss Of
Of our Ssdmaiioa and death the tribute
Resolved That we siucer.v condoe with the relative.
of q Fl s for this sad
n oa sS s. the s badge 3D. o.
shsa and copy transmitted the berssved family of the
AND. w LEGGAT. President.
W. New JERSEY papers please copy. 50 ltsrc
a. ESsins Company. Is:pssslalS beg
aoney for the LIBERAL appy sef sh%en furnished
ihsns tjds f,s y cod III. morning. 49,.
A DyERTlsEMENT FOR GIL ASS MANUFACTURE
~ ERsA German Gentleman (hirty years Of sge.) who
the
bsaehss and i. in psscusI 'SeousSy asaHsiasss with
81 ss
ref. reaces Of the highe,t rs:pee,sbity given :.
ssRy Mr.
nor sALE-A RARE OPPORTUNIrY-The Wash
with Ss pw FIX
sSS sS% a. s n' : s
s * @ es e.. @ BY as @
lar this for .pendor convenience and
1os%s % s:S. si 5. dS
without bar fixture. and furniture dss!sa Enquire
S; q ss:ss JOHN Travis j.
OFFlCE OF THE TROUGH AND READY"a journal
Albsr Assem-: Fsa:. All subscription:
anu 0'as'' DC '''s''eo . inc i sa&ToN HUNTER
81 tire 10 Broadway, up stairs. New Work.
,crber has edited and published three weekly papers
Els % Es's :na s we
grams. &C. ali 6y himself His scientific wrtnss on most
spanish Portuguese, ordinary press and
Address, i1s OF 20 oa.
Ny. s. st.rc
Fl EADs OF HAIR.-:Heads of H.ir-Those articles for.
p.eyemsni. Rdsw.y only The az ssoS:
be- only sHf's
Cal. md s.
A sLEEPING APARTMENT to be let to a single Cen
"a eman in respectable house Enquire at No % Rose
F0k CALIFORNIA gentleman Of great endursnc..
$s sh
cSmmu9saton with the address Califosi, aud left the
French language ard must be with real name Others. will
o
- LOON, No II Pearl street. head of Coencs Slip
Others whose business calls them part of
the city find this convenient pac get their meals
-Breakfast, Dinner and Tea.
GEORGE BROWN,
s33ot*rc Late Of Lovejoys Hotel.
kS aTA E4TYSE 8SS HssocHH
n;ss1 H. fS9ss
Adam. street. Brooklyn. Sept is4 the following resou
tons were unanmously adopted
s Resolved That when the Senate mbv of the
State OF New York the necessity Of repeating the
license law of 1856 confidently believed that our
city fathers you'd like them study the spirit the present
and with justice and liberality accordance
there with
I'd Resolved, That forced differ with them we consider
fifty dollars annually for Tavern license in the city Of Brook
yn exorbant partial and oppressive; that quite will
ing pay the paid for license in the city New
York, and that determined to all lawful
our power TO reduce the prices Of licenses the
amount.
3D. Resolyed That the above resolutions be published
all the Brookly papers, and New York Herald
JOHN J. SHOWERS, Chairman.
GEO. STAINsBy, Sec'v s3 t*je
o,TItetween Fulton Ferry and Psmo's;, Lady's Gold
IL Bracelet with coral buds The finder will receive be
raj eward by leaving il at Adams Co.'S l6 Wall
~ -1.nsfn untaotd k~ayx c.lJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

GOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The subscribers beg
~ leave inform their friends and the public that they
have this dsy formed GoP,Tsaershp under Che name and
of conducting the Express business Boston
and New York and Providence and that they have
Of Mess Hamden Co. their good will and their
well known Express between the above cities which will be
conducted under the style of The andens Express and
upon their predecessors.
J PAEXEgH f. gbHni akE Jr Court street, Boston,
FRED. w. CUOLLiDGE,5 Wall street, New York
New York. Sept. l, l847. Providence.
AZ 2Wis&2Wos I'll
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7 O,T-tetween Fulton Ferry and Pamos Ladys Gold
raj eward, by leaving ita Adams Co.'S l6 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

vINIMOLATS SULPHUR BATHS, No. 347 Pearl street
l. near Broadway. These Baths have been established
for the last and the only Sulphur Baths
in the city They highly recommended by emf
physicians for the Of salt rheum
mic complaints, eruptions Of the skin, SC.
Medicaed Vapor Baths also given daily from M TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

SHUuhD THIS MEEr TIE VIEW OF, GUsTAyE
~ HENRI MARTIN, Of Chaons France, formerly
board brig Lance of Camden Maine he requested
% call nj the office Of E. Lentilhon, II Broad street. New
interest an30 i2tsrc
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~.-s>r-,=- SECONDHAND PiANOFORTE-F For
s.4 sale, at $l25, superior and goodtoned,
FIX IN citymade, grand action Pianoforte, the
VIZ shaving no farther for the same. Can be
the Panofore Wareroom, 438 Broome
Of Broadway. 50 3tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

ITO BOOKSELLERS AND OTHERS.-The advertiser
Is desous to obtain situation in BookseliDg other
establishment where he could make himself generally useful
being practical bo0keeper bv double had
charge of respectable establishment in this city for the
capabX can be given Address Lber" Box 2ss2 Post or
fire. o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03

Jennings patent premium safety Gas Lamps; also,
Patept Ph9sgene Gas for do Also Camphne Spirit Gas. Oil
and Lard Lamps Hall Lantorn &c. Of the most
spproyed styles and patterns Also Camphine, Spirit Cas-
~, Wich &c: &c. No T2 Greenwich street, between
Chambers and Warren streets. as 3otsrc
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
From the CITY Of Mexico.

FROM rHE N. o. pIcAyUNE OF JUNE H.
We have received by way of Tampico. our
files from the capital as late as the 29th OF
May. This is week later than the papers
received last week by the Oregon
Santa Annals letter Of resignation is publish
ed in the papers of the 29lh ultimo, but we
know nothing Of the action taken by Congress
on the subject
In the city Of Mexico every thing is mani
testify in state Of confusion and almost uni
cenced anarchy. Gen. Bravo has resigned
not only his command of General-in-chief, but
also his commission of General Of DIVISION
Gen. Ricon is said to have done the same
thing. More of the causes in our next.
1t is true that Gen. Almonte is under arrest,
though the causes of his Imprisonment are
no: avowed.
Gen. Ampudia has been directed to await
further orders at Cuernayaca. What susp-
cious thing he has done or contemplated we
are not informed
Gen. Valencia and Gen. Salas were ordered
TO leave the city ofMexico on the 24th ultimo,
for the city of San Luis Potosi, to take com
mand the army of the North
The accounts we find in the Mexican pa
pers OF the dsafection in Zacatecas confirm
those we published a Few days since. The
official paper OF the State publishes strong rep
reservations against Santa Anna and in favor
Of the Amercans-Gen. SCOTS manifesto
among the latter. This late document is also
given In all the papers ofthe capital
Gen. Arisfa has refused to re assume his
miltry functions until his conduct should be
investigated by military tribunal. He de-
mands that his trial may take place at once, in
order that he may take part in the defence of
the country