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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
IRISH RELIEF

IN adjourned meeting Of the Executive and
Var! Committees OH Irish Relief Fund.- was
he'll at Exchange Hall, OF Saturday, March 9th
Reports were received from the lst, 4th. 5th.
and Ssh Warts. ana cash 10 the amount of 1888
50 handed H.
The Ward Committees having nearly finished
their labors, cSpected TO hand in final reports
u the next meeting.
The Executive Committee report the follow
ing shipments made to New Orleans during tho
Mse... all maae free Of freight. VIZ:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

HEAVY BNL.-Cases sometimes occur when
neavy bail Is necessary to secure justice In
fhiadelphia man was held TO answer is 5000
On charge of having horsewhipped his wife
on his return home he horse whipped his wife's
saster, for which hc again brought up and
held to bail in 81 $780, making in all S2,lo0, TO
take his trial at the next court
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
DISTRESS IN IRELAND.

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-, :
~ ING Cass.3Fla PooE-aolse 4 s.o-'-
'HS sac o. 'hi.'gs pfes2n1od its2,'' 'ne
I,ooE iniii''os = ing upon SRA" 9Ai me T
uof1'', 80 IS oe'''s 10 sqsa safe Of a!'!
ma ". : vas u"ao'e . NcH'lso 1910
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P'esis 40 ~u.'1'S' oa' 'ie 49, - !
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day n. tlm3 WITHOUT ANY room WHAT
EVER, and many saying that io7 several
weeks they had no. known what II was TO
have . much food rs would satisfy laotr
hunger. Two cases al death, If not from
starvatIoh, at least from tue absence oi
nourishmeHt during az Illness bro99a: or
BY want OF proper food, occurred III Gas
llerea the week before sc visited the town;
the individuals having applied for adm.s,
son into the p80r-h0usa. but the cons dor
alton Of their cases being postponed, daath
stepped IN ma carried taan Of IN the IN
tcryaI 0f the two DAYS that c,:psoi.-
81. this place. (Carr.c!. on s,.,,unon,)
orr FIRST visit was 10 the poor house, and
as the Board Of Guardians were then SIT
| tine for the a mission Of anuIieants, IA
mos. PAINTED an1 hca.t-read.ng scene pro-
scented Itself. Poor urctchcs IN tho last
stare Of famine imnlorinr II be received
into the house: women who had six or
seven children bcyrinr that even two Or
three Of them nigh. he taken in. rs their
I hashand; wore earrinry h9t Sa NOR DIV
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
20 EFT q, "
An ADDRESS TO TIE DEITY.
.;.n who never saw The scriptures.

Thou only God. there is no God besides
peiug above all beings. mighty one.
Whom none can comprehend, and none explore
Who fist existence with myself alone
Embracing all, supporting-ruing Ger
Ring whom we call God and know no more,
In its sublime research, philosophy,
May measure out the ocean deep, may count
The sands or the suns rays, but God for thee,
There is weight nor measure, none can mount
Up thy mysteries. Reasons brighi'st spark
Tho kindled, by thy light, in vain would try,
To trace thy council, infinite aud dark.
And thought is lost, e'er thought can soar so high,
Even the past moments, in eternity.
Thou from prin,eval nothngncss didst call
First chaos then existence. Lord on thee
Eternity had its foundation-ali
Sprung forth from thee, of light, Joy, harmony
Sole orgin,--ali life, all beauty thine,
Thy word created all and doth create,
Thy splcndor fills all space with ray divine,
Thou art and vert and shall be, glorious great
Life giving, life sustaining Potentatc-
Thy charms the nnmc assured universe surround,
Upheld by thee, by thee inspired with breath,
Thou the beginning with the end has bound
Assparls noun, upwards from their fiery blaze!
So suns are born, so worlds sprung forth from thee,
Aud the spanglcs in the sunny ray
Shine round the silver snow, the pagantry
or heavens bright army that glittrrs IN thy
praise,
A million torches lighted by thy hand,
Wander unwearied there the blue abyss,
They own thy power, accomplish thy commands,
All gay with life all eloquent with bliss
What shall We call them, tiles of crystal light
glorious company of golden streams,
Lamps of celestial ether Burning bright,
Suns lightning systems with their Joyous beams :
Bat thou TO these the moon to night
Yes, as a drop Of water in the sea,
All this rnagniiccnce is lost
What art ten thousand worlds compared with
thce7
And what am them Heavens nnnumbcred host
Though multiplied BY myriads aud arraycd
In all the glory Of sublmest thought,
Is but an atom in the balanced weight,
Against thy greatness is cyphcr brought! against
ufnty.-
When am them naught bat the influence OF
thy light divine
Pcrvading worlds hath reached my bosom too,
Yes. in my spirit doth thy spirit shine
As shines sunbeam in crop Of dew;
Nought but live anI hopes pnion
Eager towards thy presence, for IN thee
live and breathe, and dwell aspiring hlga,
Even to the throne Of thy divinity
am god. and surely thou must be,
Thou art directing, guiding all thou art:
Ion Ii a., N IN fHpe-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

Nearly ten millions in specie has been
imported into the L. S. during past mos.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

Total

In the 633 barrels purchased as above, there
are 600 barrels kiln dried Corn Meal, bought at
50 p per barrel--thc first lot the committee have
been able 10 purchase at fair price.
date s6,35l &C. Of which sum about 900 remains
subject TO appropriation for purchases.
The thanks Of the committee rendered to
the masters and owners of the following steam
boats, who have during the past week, carried
provisions TO New Orleans free Of ight-
Capt. Brcklc and owners Of s. Il. Aihambria.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

IL forty-one vessels, chiefly freighted with
breadstuffs for Great Britain. hays been lost Ss
sea since last October.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

Address TO Friends in North America,
Fl ON the committee Of Tie Society Of Frsa 5 IN
London appointed The su6jcc. Of the distress
eristiRg in Ireland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

Hlox RATES or FRxioxrs. The scarcity Of
vessels, and the high rates Of freight. at the pre-
sent time, are attracting the attention OF all clas-
ses but it appears that freights at this port have
been higher, much higher, than they are now.
Thus:-
To THE EDITORS THE HERALp =
In your paper of this morning you stated that eghts
were higher here now than ever known before Facts
have been concerned in loading two ships for Liver
pool and received eighof seven shilings sterling per
barrel for -four
Now, in the year 1901 have seen paid twenty ono
shings per barrel for freight for hour s Liverpool and
London.
ISAAC BELL, No. ~ Broad street.
PS-The ship that received the freight for London
was the ship Manhattan, belonging TO Mr. +. Rhine
lander.
Ships would pay pretty fair profit, were freghts
as high now as in 1901. The Manhattan was
the largest ship then in port, and she was only
six hundred tons burthen. The new ship Consti-
tuition, just sailed for Liverpool, is fifteen hun
dred tons in size.
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Navigation OF tine ONO ttivsr.
MONEY MARKET
Thursdlay, Feb. 25-J II. 4

The stock market opened hsm this morning, but there
vas slight decline in Of the iarciss North Anne
rcan Trust went up United States 6s, 1856 u; Ohio
6s. Illinois Bank, Morris Canal. Reading Bonds, Mohawk
and Harlem closed at yesterdays prices Norwich and
worcester fell off q Canton n Reading Railroad e;
Farmers Loan, u. The transactions were only to
moderate extent.
Holders ofstocks will not part with their supplies until
prices rule higher than those current They look
improvement; they in most able to hold
for improvement; and as soon advance is real
lied, we have doubt the market will be completely
flooded with all sorts Of fancy trash and those who got
rid Of their stocks at high prices will be fortunate
AT the close of business at the Boston custom house
Tuesday, the entries Of specie imported in Cam.
bria amounted to 81 2s6 81 gold Casting the sove
reign custom house raes and $7 b34 in silver OF
this s53a 400 in gold and S7 $50 in silver came Harm
den Co. and Sis4 900 in gold to T. D. Townsend few
boxes remained OF that time in the custom house vault
unentered. II Is estimated that total amount the
freight list of tho Cambria will not exceed million and
half Of dollars, but is further estimated that the
amount brought over in thei trunks of passengers ex
ceeded that the manifest We are informed that the
Captain Of tho Cambria made two passengers pay freight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

This sheet will be ready tomorrow morning,
AZ o'clock.
It twill contain Professor Brownsons lecture on
" the Revolutionary Spirit Of the Age"-the TO-
reign news received by the steamer Cambria-
Mr.. and Mrs. Benefits letters from Europe-the
celebrated Speech of Mr. Calhoun in reply to Mr..
Benton, in the Senate-Congressiona and Legis-
lative newsstand variety of financial, political,
miscellaneous and commercial news, from all
parts of the world
twill be illustrated with engraving repre-
senting scene in Ireland, where the putrd
odies of two victims of famine were taken from
their cabins, and conveyed in cart to the place
of interment
Single copies, Ct cents each S3 per year in
advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

The THREE MILLION BILL AND SENATOR DAVIS
The Three Million Bill drags its length along
slowly in the Senate. AS there are only a few
days more of the session, its fate will soon be
known. Senator Davis, it will be recollected de-
feated the two m lon bill, which was introduced
for the same purpose at the last session, by talk
ing against time. We believe that he has not yet
spoken on this bill, and we should not be sur
prissd were he to defeat 1.-THE same way as he did
I he other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
City Intelligence.

ANOTHER EFFORT FOR IRELANp.-We cheerfully direct
the attention readers to the advertisement OF Mr.
Vandenho,s lecture at Clinton Hail. this evening 1t is
presented under the auspices of the Young Mems Relief
Committee, and will consist in part OF Rotations and
readings from English Irish and American poets, pre-
sentng great inducements for the attendance Of the
fined and the charitable.
ETHE srDEwALKs-Again we would call the attention
Of the authorities to the state of tue side walks in almost
every part of our city. Those who allow and ice
to outside their DOORS render themselves liable
to heavy penalty, under the corporation laws
ArorHER MYsrERY.-The Coroner called yest
day TO hold inquest upon the body of still born e
male infant which found by officer Goders, snugly
slowed away behind blocks in the passage way
leading through the Hall OF Records Ii carefully
wrapt up old linen, but clue could be dis.
covered to the person who had thus disposed of it, and
q verdict was rendered accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
The Mexican Vyar-ExtraOrdiRary COrres-
pOndence.

Our correspondent at Albany has transmitted
to us copies of the correspondence between the
Hon. Shas Wright and the Hon. VIM l.. Marcy,
upon the subject of the organization of the Cali
tornia regiment. 1t will be found on the outside
of this days Herald.
In this correspondence is disclosed the whole
history of the reg iment; together with the views
deliberately expressed, of Ex-Gov. Wright, and
of bis section of the democratic party, including
Martin Van Buren, and tail, upon the question
of the conquest or appropriation of Mexican
territory.
II is, indeed, an extraordinary correspondence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
Hudson River Railroad

Hudson River Railroad Instalments. -
Scrip drafts for $40 per share (which 10 Of the
amount all for sos or upw.rds
Of Subscribers. III the following banks =
A. and B.. in Mechanes' Bank, No. 50 Wall street.
c. and in the American Exchange Bank. No. so Wsil
f. F. and g. the Bank Of the State Of New YokiNo. 80
Wall street. = - -
H., X. and L.. in the Bank of New York. corner Will
NJ and o. in the Bank Of America Ne 4e Wall street.
p, @. and H.. in the City Bank No. 50 Wall street
=. and in the Bank Of Commerce No. 80 Wall street.
street.
Subscribers for loss than $500 will find scrip receipts
prepared for them the Office Of the Company No Wall
tPme buldng) and if any have
been made in drawing the larger drafts they will be
ed; on application at the Office.
The banks will deliver notices az far but
hoped NO one will wait for NORGE but promptly pay
ceving teller will endorse on the draft
he Commissioners that the spirit evneed 10 filing
the subscription will not be suffered to flag till the install
ments all paid up.
All be paid before tn. LIST day Of March,
the charter Only three business days remsn do
in Let wait Monday that possibly do il tsis
week JNO b. JERVIS, Peat.
RoBr. KELLY, Sec'y.
Nofa Bsne-Snbscrbes who have gven Their residences
Brooklyn will fad their drafts the Long Island 3aa
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

The SUFFERI Nes IN lRELAND.-REv. Mr.. GILES
DiscoURsE.-The discourse delivered by the Rev
Mr.. Giles, in the Tabernacle last evening, was
one OF the most beautiful things we ever listened
70. We shall publish it in full as soon as possible
Inc audience was very large, andlthe proceeds
we are informed, amount to very handsome
sum-
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Total as far as heard from.

The enterrrising manager of the Bowery thea.
tire, Mr.. Jackson, in spirit that does him honor,
has set apart the whole of to nights receipts, de-
Quoting expenses, for the same object His
Honor, the Mayor, has kindly consented to receive
the money, and appropriate it for the relief OF the
starving.
Those who have not yet subscribed for the
destitute, had better look at the illustration of
burial scene in Ireland, which we give in the
ITeekty Herald Tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

AxxRrcAN RyIIxy yoa IRELAND AND SCOTLAND.
The following is the amount Of the nbscrip-
tons for the relief of the starving people of
Ireland and Scotland, as far as they have come
to our knowledge =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
Sleigh Ift0lOU.

h3- SIX and 0pe-fOusth cents for three and n
half miles In Ixipp ~ Browns Oh eisea Limo -
The propretos having the comfort aud
ofthe sleghrdng portion the community have furnished
saloon each end Of the for tbs Of
During this brief spell Of ss'sai il is expect.
ed that all the world his wife, children AID s wl improve
this opportunity and 60 TO- seehde Look for the
Gen Taylor" TO-DAY, will he the du ing the
day. Hurra for sixleIce woItn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
Sporting Intelligence.


CHAHLHsToN, 8. c. RAeEs-LAsr DAY, Feb. 20-Han-
dicap Purse, $s00.-Three mile heats.-1he following
is the result -
o. r. Hare's b. c. Revenue, years, 90 lbs ....l
Col Hampton's gr. Anti Tariff, years. le9 lbs. .
j. r. Harrison's CHI C. John Anderson, 4 years. fea.
Their. ..................... 3 DR.
Time-First Heat. Time-Second Heat
LIST milo ........ .2:02k LIST mile ....... .2:03h
I'd mile .l;oo "a mile. .l;0o1s
Sd mile. look Sd mile. .l;571s
Total. ..5:53k Total. .5;67Z
SECOND RACE Jockey CLUB Purse, $l00.-Single
Heat of Three Miles -
o. p Hares br h. Protection, years old l02 lbs Il
J X. Harrison's b m Victoria aged l26 lbs q
Time, LIST mile, Is5 Id 2:O2 81, 2;07-Total, 500
The House of Representatives in Delaware has passed
an act by vote OF IL yeas to nays providing for the
gradual abolition Of slavery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
Morris and WinIss Home journal hal

risen standard Of positive excellence In this week.
number articles sub Opera
aud the uses Pit Gloves Hats and intimate Friends
Emerson Eioquenee; kscapitulatory View Of the War
Question; Though geiog Fine Ars Harvey, Cole,
Duraud, Luz. &c Musical Theatrical and Ltenry Merit
of Kin, by Mrs Gore; articles By Gresnwood and
Others and extra containing part Dombey Soa Ihe
and energy with which the Home Journal conducted
fail render universal vofts all classes.
Office of publication lO7 Fulton street. Single copies sold
aud agents snpplisd by BURGESS, STRING .k CO..
Rfoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

Portable Shaving Cause.-The undersigned
hsVe devoted heir attention improving and
rng these useful and necessary articles and have hand
ge variety OF conjunction suitsble to the wants OF
q. SAUNDERS SON. 1T Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
POLICE IntelIluense.

Robbtng Vessel-Onicer Loshan, Of the LIST ward
arrested yesterday two fellows called VIM Russell and
John Williams charge Of stealing eleven pieces Of
silk valued at $780, from the ship Burgundy Capt Ed.
gar. Committed for examination by Justice Drinker
Burglary-Oice Pauscraf, of the 9th ward arrested
yesterday, two boys by the name Of George Babcock
and Jerry Hodges charge of burglariousy entering
the dwelling house of Abraham Luckey No 27l Beeck
street. stealing therefrom copper kettle valued at
$40. Locked up for trial by Justice Merritt.
the box Office at the Olympic theatre, ON Wednesday
evening, about o'clock robbed Of his wallet
tanning about sos in bank bills together with several
valuable papers, by some swell pckpockst who will IL
he's not small potato thief enclose the papers a let
ter and return them to the owner
Sfoien.-The premises No. 81 Catherine street were
entered Wednesday last by some thief, who
stole a lady's cameo breastpin, and a silk purse
worked with beads also S. gold piece, supposed to
have been taken by yellow fellow, who was seen to
leave the premises
Arrest on Susp,cionO Archer of the 18th ward
arrested yesterday man by the name of Andrew
Dodge residing at So Anthony street, suspicion of
having purchased stolen goods belonging to Catharne
Pell. Committed for examination
Petit Larceny-A woman called Har riet Dorsey,
arrested yesterday q charge of stealing yards Of
muslin yards Of flannel and quilt valued in ell at
81 3d. belonging to Harriet Este Locked up for trial
by Justice Drinker
S'eqling-A policeman arrested yesterday a woman
called Rachael Gordon, on a charge Of stealing card
and pair of pants valued in all at S. belonging to
John Burrows. Sc Leonard street Committed for trial
by Justice Drinker.
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Amount before published. ....... $40 s9s
Subscriptions increased. ...... 6736
Oswego NORTHUMBERLAND. 1000
Pittsburgh ..,........ 227
biDghampton. ooo
Lowell $50
Fast cambridge Mass ~ 200
Northampton MISUNDERSTANDING. 5000
Cbarleston Observation-Disclosures. l0l
Blackstone, Mass, (Mr. W Farnum). loo
Springfield ......... 400
Norwich, Conn.,. WV
Saratoga
New London. ItV
Nantucket .......... a,2O0
Richmond. ASA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

and blacks the dav Of the accident to the
Jacob Little. saw Gideon Robinson. Terry Robinson
and some others going westward In q wagon between
eight and nine O'Clock the morning. they returned late
IN the sfternoon; Of them brought the
evening to repair, the edge was very much broken;
using an axe for pryiDg with would be likely TO
break the edge in the manner II was en- than that Of
cnopping wood; Gideon Robinson ahout the time
orougn. me shackle bar to repsr; he aai he wanted
II 70 draw spikes out of avessel with
Several other witnesses were examined whese tes
mony was ofsmilai import. After which, Mr.. Fisk Pre-
sident Of the railroad company examined He
deposed nearly folloxsI know the accused parties
know Gershom Terry for about IL months; know that
he processes to have some claims against the Long
fiand railroad company; and have had some atercs
which he has demanded the payment Of those claims;
have charged him openly with having been the cause
of the rails being displaced and locomotives being
thrown of the track; at first he attempted to deny II, but
told him that 1t was no use to deny it, was too well
convinced Of the fact, and that he know that was
fully apprsed of his guilt also remarked to him that il
surprising Il at with wife aud family should
engage in the commission of such crims further urged
upon him. for the sake of his wife and family import
ance of making full statement OF tho isc.s and the
names of the parties implicated. know
Terry Robinson but did not know hin previous to his
rest know that his father Gideon Robinson has claim
against the railroad company on account OF damages al
legged to have been sustained by the fires he wrote let
ter containing threatening language about twelve
months ago. He has been poid large sums Of
money for alleged damages, twice as much rs any body
eise the Board considered him d. ngerous man, and
other po:sble they therefore, agreed to Pay him for
WOOD which had been previously poid for.
Inc testimony on the part Of the compainants was
mere closed and the examination adjourned until the 18th
OF March next In the meantime the accused parties
were each held 10 bail in the of $1,000 to 6r
their appearance.
CoyRr CALsrDAR-This Day-Cirsuit Cowrt-4s2, SO,
SO, 100 to LOG. Superior Coxrt-lOl 0s 1885, l3s u.s.
~ 49, !s4 1884, l69 o. 81 1885, 1885, 1885, 1877 to 1911, a.
l24 1885, 1914 to l97, l99 300 20i 2O2 Common Pleas
3d. 81 80, IL, 40, 81, 50, 66, 81, 50, 81. 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26

Brooklyn Water for Sh,pplng.-ThC sub
scrber beng engaged that the last years.
having will be happy supply the
lie and mis- friends with fancy canary and other song BIRDS
and other articles with the Bird Facier Ass
ju received ship Victoria from London. King Charles
Spanies and English Terriers, very small End a.pd,ome,
selected expressly for VS. JOHNSTON,
Broadway.
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and others about purchasing article ofth kind would do
well cali and the manutacoty the various
offered each being made Of the best materials but
ing only in outside finish Certificates, in proof Of their
utility, possession of the inventor from OF tho
scientific gentlemen the country. liberal discount
made to wholesale purchasers.
G. SAUNDERS x SON,
1T Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel.