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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-06

Of Hss passed. s:.shiP Nossssrss hence Scs Chsziss
Bsrk Edinburgh, Jackson Opora, 81 days. o. Barclay
Livnssoa 22d ult LAT q 20. lon 50 w. pssssd American
The passaxe.
Brig eien Maria Giles Turks Island, Sept IS with 7Oll
bushels salt TO Tucker K Lightbourn. Leh American
vessel
Br schr Mary Ann Robbins Yarmouth. Ns. days, TO
Braine.
schr Magnolia. Hall Norfolk with 10000 feet timber
Grie.
schr Washington, -, Petersburg
Schr Saml Cashier, Robinson, Philadelphia, DAYS.
Schr Vandalia Hill. Sullivan.
Schr Ana. Smith, Jamesport, Me-
SchI Victory. Allen. Boston.
Schr Henry, Crowcll, Boston.
Below
Ship Arson. Bsrkman. Charleston, to q Sutton.
Brig Thomas Paine, and brig unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Scotland, Mobile; banks Ring Apalachicola Geor
gia, Mobile, and others.
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OroRro-Bark Ednbursh-Fraucis Muller Louis Yatorta
,CHARhEsJoN-s esmshp southener-Mis. Bull William
jacob, Gilmore James, Mr. Morris, John 0orrle w
Gilliland, Rev Leyeret Jos Duncan Hanahan, +
Edings Mr. Bunker, VIM Howard, VIM Garrow-7 in the
seerage.
TuRKs IsLAND-Brig Helen MaIia-John Grant.
Passengers Sailed.
0groA, &c-Bark Wright, Jr-James Talbot wife ard
child, of New York.
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ID ARNUNS AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUM,
ID Proprietary. HITcHcocx Manager
FOUR DAYS LONGER,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR-

RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,
$$SS&SaI AND sArun
October 9Th. R "a, 9Th and 9th.
SESEs & the TSn hGM iq'h
during his yE rs ~ Ms''sf
IN iii III S II $hS SASHfHES Ii S$SSEYdk'
T1 'slHfs fl .s; EyE +! iS'f' and
At y and y past o'clock.
In " %HSoTs As :1tIi AND
Including h. G.1eR Dress Court SUIT worn before Queen
Sr hi Il. o
4: ON: Ks ss @
in conjunction with other interesting and cass perform
The little General perfectly symmetrical in all his proper
'' Smaller than any Infant tia: ever walked alone
krs and
Will penmbul.ts the daily and be in front of
oT FEEE SsEHsS S II as?:si.
of sse .na Tn :" wst ' alone
A POLIO TRIUMPHANT AT THE APOLLO Rooms.
h Of The sh Fs
Arts ths Model Are' will continue for another week
The Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
% ssh srs &c
There will The every
limited number Of season tickets may be had appcs
Doors open at u peronihca,ions preci.ey At
VlHE QUIDOR COLLECTlON.-Ihe first series q this
Ts.ss Sa ssi is
hl.t Ea.ns Lazarus: Death Se ri.
ss n i Of &: s5
pessn Admission IS cents; Season Ticket. 80 Gents:
s s"sss e o to. sbe
COLLECTION e historical subjects ever offered to the public.
RRoADwAY THEAT RE-wede.day evening, Oct
Ths as Mr. Tsa ns ja
Alter which, Professor Ridley and his Sons will through
70 conclude with the farce of the CAPTAIN OF THE
pV.I H. vsSs Rn s's MIS-. Helen
bie.. circle and parqees s family circle and
boIe.. 50 cents; gallery as cents, :, - h,,tn.,,,
MTTLHELL's OLYMPIC. THEATRE : Wednesday
ofs 9Th hS vii e,nS with
+ i: NJ H5 #aSis! Nj $: E XII: f HS
MI FOREST G:y s: ;:ss WIG S2 THEY
S5s. ss1 5s.s f one 'A
EaE$sss fStEA1s&ithAa
x. 'fsisss 81: RA .'5S?ss
AitsI which the bsrle,u called HOW TO PAY THE
ssh Hf Se AT SIGHT,
Gundcr.hoof, Mr. Chapman; Qhane Miss Chapman; Ba.
| roncss, Mrs Thayer .
Box snd Parquee 50 cents; Second and Third Circles
cents: Orchestra aud Private Boxes. IS cents
now a;n f
decoration &c Be- viii shortly open in LSa' 81
engagements will please apply by letter (pre Pa6 20
as lat w. r. BLAKE. 1874 South Ninth ST. fhllaoeIpnle
sysE ssEP S.s,
Edward Loder performed this evening az ihs
Of this opera is by George joan, a. y. IN .u.r..
Of ltsm BEHVOHD u W. AMoI no.se.
LOOK AT g sSS n. sass
best quality cheap Ladies will also ma ne,
kind, of boots shoes they may want, VIZ ind
so large the assortment great you Ia
all the mi.,ss and children and will sell then
Than snv otber establishment In this cy a. ' Doad
| wsv, door above franklin st"e1 NJ CAHIIL,
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. o, le47

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. o. le47.
The oolored Odd Fellows Of city and county are
to make imposing display this afternoon by process
sion, which passes along our principal streets.
The u s. mail steamer Hetssl, from this port arrived
at Charleston the LIST nst In 70 hours She started
again her voyage to Vera Cruz via New Orleans on
the morning Of the 3D.
The city abounds with amusemsnts to such degree
that Herr and Sivor nd 1t impossible to give another
concert, every saloon being engaged The Chinese ex-
hbition Of Mr. Peters has been arranged differently and
avery short time
Ihs American Fire Insurance Of this city has de-
su annual dividend Of 50 per share, and the
rrsnsnn fTe iusurance semi. annual dividend of six
annual divissnd Of four per cent.
sale OF Stocks at philsde lphia.
a, ss sSaso Oct 80 READING r. soK; 10 Western BL
Avrss saL.s-s Mine Hill Railroad 3. IL, nm shu
s.corn a. .c,ss u 1lr ao $50 0ard bank
1oix " u.s. o. 1913; 200 do, B.
Arrrs sALEs -sI2 500 Stat. s., ,7L .op.
ssh; ii7 Lehish Loan Oh Gifsrd B.ns naroad
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THE NEW RORk HERALD
BIiSEMENT,
acxxn-vws~S cornsr or Fulton and NASSAU sss
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND,

DAILY HERALD-Every day, FREE cents Per so,y--s,
e per spnym-payebe jn Advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday-Prics " csnu
srecgyT&S ~ cents Isr snpum;-payssle in advance
riee sX per copyS5 per aunu, including postage
or s. a. exclusive Of ro.,sss payable ADVANCE sabcrp
mani 10 rue Vivenne, Paris r. l. simonds 10 Cornh and
John Miller, the bookseller, Londos,
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published o, tbs
ut Of JsnNsIy Of zach ysar-sngs copies sxpsnee each
ADVEHTISEMENTS,a at the usual prces-always cash in
dysnce. Advertisements should be written plain egbls
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for sohs
occur in Them.
PRINTING Of all kinds srscutsd beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters or coumulcstions BY mall addressed to the
proprietor Of the be Jad, the
ags will b dsdusted from he suhssstios nopsy rsnied
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New ORLEANs-Shp st Maryil0 bales cotton Tsft co
-13o do hemp n Lees Co.'s Newbold& uft-3s Bur
ru-i7 w Ray-2i9 Tucker, Cooper co-l23 McCiregor
Moris-3s pks Lawrence Ksesc.le2t pig. lead 10
gers-i boz LII 0 Leabetter-4 pks smith- Maj VIM
son-3l3 bbls heur Milbsnks-62 bales w Fed-f0o
bbs ~hskey c Ely coo cotton Appletoo Moore
rs kegs Stanton Fros<9 bis $50 bbs ii eks $50
SKIS order.
CHARLEsror-steamshp souihener-26 casks Iiee
spof rd TIleton Coo bales mdss Oleot McKeson co
"a bales cotton TO order
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AKIss IN The DARK-Mr rsu,Scsas Mr. x Chap.
S.:i: n Mp NHas'
Doors quarter before o,ioes r'riormAse' VIII
d OWERY -THEATkE.-w. JAoK.os, Manager; stage
NJ. g. M Oct
wi" be TTs s iiscs ps 81 Mo SNIFF
TRIuMPHs OF Rough Rs GSH AND READY WI.
SsnsI. M .y e. Burke: dsaa. Of
so 9,
Our dag nOs Foudly p;pss1 the sntrsnohm'n
Is. vi.en-rhs Fail ia o. a.'.$sSs. . D'''
'"s ,;,:Sss: S:s;ra:
"t Fs
Point I.s6si-Bombardmsnt Of the Fort and Death of
HS ss q. first s.y
triumphant the second wanassprins''
L., aid the
Of the =: Three Days Fight
whtsa s ss % hE
EEAa :1t. Jesssa .y as; NJ: @ s'~'
Pss. snt: sS:s van
IN: % S e @
S w" " Nay
:. sr;s s sSo Fsv At The 5.s.:
LSsIY 81 n
AND sSws: H. Sullivan, Aa' e ;SS Mr.
IKCUs-eQWESY AMPHlIHEATEETSI ;aH, T r e.
Mexican Mock Heroic-supendous and Overpowerng At
tuesday W XSI vi and THHH1f.d%,y Evenings
hi. Elegant so and woad Gulf fa Performances
h'ps&t STS & A N Ms H RE%as seT.d
Boxes, Is cents, Pit, i2k cents. Children half price,
DALMo's-Mouday October 4th lS47-Opsn every night.
First week kT fisfs fflssi's sissRENADERs.
since their ss Europe had tn.
s:'
%
srtanmsnt. At The above house on Mond,y Oct !h which
ysil,d ,hsr Ii. 81 5snss theatre London
ru.es &C., csompnied with their unique
GadsI sns ss .9i Mr. DuMBoLToN
Admission IS cents Doors open at N o'clock Concert at
NJ and nm
every nigh Hf Essi M Hfsi E; original
E. S g. n Z SSEH afHsat,
w. P32NVE4sGSajH Hsay1
s.: ss:s =;
nis1 highly
espeetabe and fashionable audiences.
A nit ance Is cenfs to commence at 3 o'clock oil tire
@s1 oTsa39Siisi Ss Il 4 III
HGRZ will give Grand Joint Concert Wednesday Eve
AnE "a ST ginger
Pnms Dom. from the GRIND Theatres OF Paris and New
Orleans "A0 Nj MONS DTB 1slT hs
First b'y'0'' SH he 2B' okcEk "a Ne" Orleans
carefully selected from emSng the best Professors by
Leader of the Italian Opera.
They haye the to announce that the
Undo, tn. u $5Ss HAt E5A YGc q: .s,
'sHfs e BE- III only
Lucrea Bogia and the Second Concerto with the SWISS
NoNDo' 0S 'f NAB. FLEuRY JOLLY.
Grand Aria' from Bs,bi;rs q seyS, and La a1.a Ladra
UCs~Esps!lo THE s'lvsrBelD and the CARNIVAL OF
By the LlEDERKRANZ.
wards Of One Hu dred Male Voices.
Fra Di''00-of'nd P aHa f. sSfIv iva II
All the Accomplishments and two Overures' By the Or
Tickets Dollar each be had the music stores and
TO avoid crowd at the Box Office the public urgently
take their tickets in preference at the music
Concert to commence ate. os atm
> TsiNiN9i HUMoaoUs and DiVEKTiNG PER:
FORMANCEs the Society Library corner II Leonard
mencin a Moadsy ath Change programmes nightly.
Doors open at o'clock-commence at N.
Admission Is children under 10 of age nall price,
" Afternoon performances ON wednesday ana ssn!day'
RARNUMs AMERICAN MusEUM.-P. T. BARruM,
- pr0pie'0r-EEd HIRcb bSSs G M,p,S,IR
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR-
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Purse $l,50O-Four mile Heats
Samuel Lairds (Wm Gbbon's) CHI. Fashion, aged, by
1'rusee, out OF Bonnes o'Blue. rider J. Laird. .
Hares Passenger years old, by Baylie Peyton,
rider Gil Patrick - 49,
ded mile heats . go 49,
Oil Parcks ch Lady Pearl by Clarion of Alice Grey.
Joseph SCOTS CHI h. Frank Forester by Truatee dam by
Sir Charles.
o6ltkie " L. HARE. Proprietor
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A RESPECTABLE young woman wants situation m a
small privatel family as ehsmbermsld or to 90 gen
gwen Please call at No. Pitt street rstdoor IN the rear
o6 2tsm
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UNIVERSITY SykGlC l. AND MEDICAL LII
~ NlQUE-Ths Of the city, who are unable to
medical attendance Saturday throughout the by
tens will call half past nine O'clock A. M and will DO
escribed for until hapastl2 These Claiques will be
tended BIZ Professors MOTT and DICKSON
UNIVERSITY LYING IN CHARITY-All poor wo-
their confinement
Will have aid FUN she them by leaving their
address with DR. BEDFORD. 100 Tenth st. OF 4teod~rc
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From Cape Nerd IsIaud.-

Mr. Joseph Rider OF brig Fawn arrived yes.
tersy FROM Cape Verd Islands has obhgiusy furnish
ed with several items OF interest which are com.
PEELED to ahridge.
Ferdinsnd Gardiner Esq for many years the able and
efficient u :. Consul, died al Por; Prsya May Of the
country fever His last request to Be inferred 10 the
American buryng ground was refused bis family being
Romsn CsihOlics-consequenty he was buried 10 the
Csihohc Cemetry. Commodore Read found IL neces-
ssy to appoint agent in his place and selected very
capsule Portuguese formerly the British and now the
French agent named Willsm Peixoto to act until the
government appointment made. As the place 10 dan
gerous for unscellmsted American OF European .
hope 10 expressed that Senor Peixoto may be perms
nenty appointed.
There volcanic eruption about the Let Of April
on the Island OF OF Fogo lot the Cape verd group)
which continued ten ftssn days throwing osi show
ers OF earth and stones 10 great hight and emitting
huge streams Of lava which. running down the
tain destroyed many houses and plantations and caused
some loss Of HE. All vegetation and many gosts and
cattle were destroyed by the heat Of the earth. the
showers Of stones and the lava The shock distinct
ly felt the neishborns islands. and caused much
slsrm Port Prsya where the vibrations very vi
client and almost uncessug for eight days The
crater OF Foso "a 900 fst above the and eruptons
occur once In twenty or thirty yesrs.
NAVAL The Fs~p reports q, Pert Prsys Nay 10. L.
fgaes United Sstes Capt Joseph Smool bearing the
lag Of Commodore George c. Read. TO call In a ew
laws on . Crucial well subscription. amounting
,een taken on board having for Its ooec, assistance to
be poor of Ireland.
Also L. : brig Roxer Lieut. Commanding Bel, Gate
,isphsm returned In the Fswp0 from Mcnrovia to sail
few days for the Leewsrd Cost The Boxer left at
sonrovs April q the y. 9 sloop OF war Marion. bound
o Port Prsys In two three days and abe was hourly
Expected Al the letter place. sssu RsEsRf'
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sIaughter-Hou.e.-The Blood OF Animals.


MEssRs. GRIZZLY 4 MCELRAIH j have OBJ
served within the lzsg es years, that generally aboa,
this season We annual outbreak egalns. Slsugh-
ter Houses and great hue and cry raised against va
rious mechanics and trsdesmen who from time im-
memorial hive pursued their lawful occupations in the
City Of New-lOrk-
Ills alleged By the redoubtsble Col Webb, and hIs
Honor the Mayor, that slsushie house 10 cz "a,
nuisance ami greatly injurious tbs health OF City
Without stopping discuss the merits Of this question
would most respectfully ask your opinion respecting
the daily Sacrifices that Instituted BY Moses the
foot Of Mount sinai in obedience 10 the Divine com
msnd.
We read In the Sacred Volume that Thousands OF AMI
mails yearly slain ~ the Door Of the Tabernacle Of
the Congregation IL the very midst Of the Jewish Camp
The blood VI the Bullock shall he pour forth toe
bottom Of the altar aud the fat that c0yereih the In.
wards and al the fat that IL upon the in~ards and the
two kidneys and the Fat tnAt Is upon them, and the eaa
soove the liver the Priest snail upon the altar -
We also read TIA; hng solomon, and al tbs Congrega
0n Of Israel when assembled a. Jerusalem 10 dedicate
the Temple, sacrificed sheep and oxen which could
not be numbered tor multitude
Now. Messrs- Editors, II the saashering Of cattle and
melting OF Fat "a such nuisance and 90 injurious 10
health IN the City Of NesYorx What mus, IL have been
In the densey populated city OF jerusalem and under
TIE burning sun Of Arabia
lam, gentlemen, jean &C. JOHN SMITH
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Amalgam Deati.trf.
The following sentence soos,rs5 f,r,

Inc following sentence appeared from nv opus.
nerts IN Yesterday. Tribune ~
Dr Perkins communicated 10 me the lr,,,,,...
% isot mat some time AFTER NJ Atne.. 80,
rom tH' NJ, DR. 2. nled several teeth OF g..
Mr.. As with kmsgarn of ousck s;lv., - - 's'er d
mat ne sisted 10 Mr.. sni the adv the No. shd
whien tns Amsssm was eomposed The Do-,n- -. :. !,
M A. II De bad any objee,ion to toe op.r.to, W ~
Ames replied that he had no objection In th- -.
tia, Amsgsm and that Il was sl,osetber o'a 70
the sins which bad teen placed Ia his teeth w.
Parisr "Aes %
Now do not doub, bu, that the .fors.,ts ,,.,.
was made by the Aforesaid Amslgsm p.n,;., 49,
prehend that he will demur to sivirf the date. AZ -,
an operation, and confirming I, By an osth Cor Az
think the laws of Massachusetts would hola h,,
less in 90 doinskr. <nsss sr hsrirg ,o,d NJ -,
;iaf she sers- lad fcod kll<d sta Analssn -,
fortunately. too for the versciy OF toe nsrr.or -
rskes Mr. Ames. In approving his Amsgszn eoutr,., 4,
with that which was placed IN bis teeth whis In -
/, so happens tia. Mr. Aness tss tn were 6ed 1, -,
don. before be went to + .nce at all
believe all that Is said OF DR. Bernss high p-os..,
a. character but IL 10 little strange that st.,e,r.,,
yves not obtained from bis own hand VITA biz own 49,
nature. Perhaps. since my opponents caaH9 psrnaS,
itr 10 sign The docznsa Grers ~ BY tien and forsus,S
10 Aha fer AS dPgr0ral they may prevail bin 70 1--WE
sstement drawn up and authenticated By biz ssns,us
This would have sresisr weigh, with the public nan ne
mere assertions that have sppeafed and which sat
10 have Issued from that gentleman.
II Dr. BENT. does put forth any statement, The pehie
may rely on It's truth. L. PARMLY
l BoRd-sf. l5a JsEs ls&7
CORRECTION OF AN EsRos-The words to whom sn
elerred snd Ia this any other country hOlS,
higher or envisble rank In medical and .urs,.
'ciencs-these words Published in OF Or Psrr,,y,
were no, in Mr.. Amess letter bu,
we're intended to come in IS note ssd . such were
gus,ed ia the copy sent to the printer BY sser
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Things in PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
pf4rr ApEIPFTA Jun

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. June IS, lsi7.
To-day If the Telegraph speaks true, General
scorT 10 10 emit Mexico bu! We are having far
grester time than this in Philadelphia An army larger
than SCOTS aud bent missions OF peace and love
rather than slaughter and devastation, IL marching in
triumph through streets with banners unsoed by
blood by flying ministers Of death besutiiu and
cheerful army bOrs tue battle. Yet our army has
already fought and conquered and the cscpmhtted and
evil spirits II has conquered are In the jug"-lhere
ever 10 rem ain.
TIE delegations Of the Sons Of Temperance from all
quarters very numer0us and the celebration Is bril-
snt IN the highest oegrse Not lrss than twenty thou
sand are ming ing the proceedings. Gov SEWARD 10
here and many other distinguished men. The whole
procession IL this deiiug into Wsshin gton
square, where the speaking Is about 20 begin.
Holders Of Flour today nave been above the views Of
buyers and sales OF ~ 10 1900 brs. were only made
s. IS. There Is nothing doing In Wheat today and
Corn is dull Holders have not reduced prices aud for
offers Yellow al 81 H. but lew buyers found Corn
Me-l sales PenDsylysnia At s. 81 aud Brandy wine At
g. 50. Rye Flour, held AZ o. IS. sales Rye ct 81 %
Oats 90 cts for Southern Groceries duli-s cargo Of
Cardenas MOlasses n D. Whisky sells duly At % cts
10 brs Provisions and Cotton very dull
SALES OF STOCKS Frs Board-50 Susq Csnsl, III
100 do, ia. 29O Lehish scrip, at Western Bank 81
$3.50 susq Bonds, IS 3o7 Louis Bank s7i 40 Grsrd.
l3i II Kensington % IS Western, 81 $50 Vieksbgrg
1T IA Man s. Mech. Pfs 81 $4,000 Pa Sc GO; 100 Z
Bank Il IL Veksburg. Ia no NorristOwn, l4i 100
Susq Canal III $1,000 Wilmington 60 sll00 do, set
slUOU Reading Bonds I-t 100 susq Canal, ~ 80
Schuyler Cop, IL.
Second Boara-5OOO Read Bds b5, 5s4 100 Norris
town, lft 50 do, lis ~ b. s5Sn, II 100 do,
o5sn "a loo Pittsburgh 6s go "a Reading, j2i 600
do. s5Nn, do 400 State Sc 3 1000 do, s5~n. .
1000 Loan %, %, cap, LOO 50 Read. 32i 80 81
Sc, So lJtcr SG<s-4o7 state So c2i loo Read ga
80 DO, b. and - do, s5~n, 81 Penn Bk, 81 1890
Lehigh 10, 81 " Mech BIZ 27i 100 Girsrd. b 10.
~ MorrisIoSn, III - Manu and Mech BIZ n lOOO
al 5ss3 3O5 Lsnlgn lnt02i - Nesnannc Copper, -
no : Loan os, o., cap. luot
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tat Mr. c. does not beleve-fof 50 we'll persuaded OF
tie value Of the cob 10 he that be 10 building mill 10
grind corn snd cob together. And well satisfied is
~ ruts rly sppr-~ist- m vaine of
Indian Corn that be suthorzes the American Institute
er Pcsiz 81 500 for fis best Analysts Of tis NJ
riirs QUALITIES Of IsiiaH C5rp-the blade the stalk the
husk the COB also the component parts Of the sshes
OF each
TIE THrHip.
The most destructive OF the insects which infest
this plan, are the flea and the ay The irst is esllsd
Holiaa aeaorKI for It's agility in leaping. The ay "a
called AtsGlia ee.ol.a. The aesis coeoperii takes
shelter among the weeds in the rough uneulvated mar
gins Of fields feeding the weeds but ready In warm
weather to attack the young turnp lesves-The first
In remedyng this should be to clear the field en-
trey Of weeds before planting ,urnpsthsi the flea snd
ay may have no shelter.
After some desultory conversation, the meeting
adjourned. Next subject for discussion TErHip
Culture and Dairy Hus5andry
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sasDss sAssArARILLs.-T medicine 10 constantly
performing almost Incredible Of diseases srsnS
from impurities Of tho blood The unfortunate viein OF
hereditary dsease with swollen glands contracted sssvs
and bones half eshOus has been restored TO health sss
vgor. The scrofalo1s patent, covered with ulcers,
loshsome 10 himself and to bis attendants has made
whole Hundreds OF persons who have grosned hope
lsssy for years under cutsEeOus and gandu1 disorders
ehroAe rheumatism, aud many other complaints 'prosrs
from arrangement Of the seereve organs and ,hs een
lsuon have been raised were, from The raea " az
ease and now win regsnerased constitutions gsdy ~
MY to the efficacy Of this ne-umab.ed prepsrson- Ivy
testimony Of those who have been cured by 10 a'-' w"
ineh residences has been published from time 70 ums' ea
were II desirable, OF the oyerw tslming S'
mony could DO forward proving most conc asJ
its inssumsble value.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY A. B. I'D
SANDS, Wholesale Druggiss 100 Fulion corner Of WIZ
hamsL ne Broadway, and n. East Broadway, \. Yen
Sold also BY Druggists generally throughout Tie UBst
sssss- Price VI per bouis OF sIx bottles Tor d.
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The heroes OF Buena Vista taking leave Of the
Great Captain

The following IRON the Picayune speaks for
itself;
The parting scene between the Mississippi Regiment
and Gen Taylor, we told affecting in the ex.
treme. Az the men marched by him 10 return to their
bones oSerpowe!ed with recollection OF the hish
deeds which had endesred them 10 him and with their
demonstr suons of respect and affection he attempted
in vain TO address them. With tears streaming down hi.
furrowed cheeks, all be could say wss Go on boys-
80 on can't speak -
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DISPATCHES FoR THE TRIBUNE
5T ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
Mexican News.

fREDERtCS3HCsG, June 10. ls4I.
No later arrivals at New.Orleans but we have
farther details and many Of them contradictory.
Capt Lauma of the Pennsylvania Volunteers
informs the Picayune that the enemy were fortfy
ing Rio Frio. and rapidly progressing with the for
tifcations that an English courier had arrived at
Vera Cruz the night before the New. Orleans left,
who said positively that 20 900 Mexicsns were en-
gagged on the works; but another account reduces
the number to $4,000.
Capt. Lauma estimated the total number OF ef.
fective men that Gen Scott can concentrate at Pue
bla at 600 independent ofthose recently arrived.
Gen. Alvarez is said also to have 10000 men in the
vicinity OF the Capitol
Verbal accounts not credited report positively
the election Of Herrara; others. that be had de-
clined that 1t was his intention to employ himself
in making peace and had employed Valencia com
mander.in chief and ordered the arrest of Santa
Anna and Canalizo
The British courier mentioned that when he left
the Capital Herrera had not been elected but that
Santa Anna continued to enjoy the title with less
discredit than reported.
The same courier contradicted positively the
rumor that large portion of Worth force had been
cut off at Puebla and states that Scott was at
Puebls and that Santa Anna was elected President
on the 18th Of May but declined.
Herrera was the next prominent Presidential
candidate and a new election would take place on
me 5th inst.
Gen. Bravo had resigned as Commander in Chief
The city is in beautiful state Of confusion
Gen. Cadwallader with a portion of his CON-
mand. arrived at Vera Cruz on fie lst
Guerilla parties had laid waste all the ranches
on the road up, aud had also driven of all peacea
bly, disposed proprietors.