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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-01

W. M. YOUNG FORMERLY 4 Ann, STREET
beH quality Of FRENCH Calf Booi So sqsai the beat
DO fac Cali Sewsd Boots his make So So equal to
order for 50 IS Boots, Shoes CATERS &c constantly on
AS M II se' Beo
81 s0.. &c - - '.' '' wM.M. YOUNG
w ANrED-A young woman yishe: sltu:!i0n as child
herself generally 'efu Apply at No. 81 TwentyFst
WANTED-By Lady Of the highest qualifications accus-
in ssssS e s or
&c %e address note to g., box 1877, Post Office.
w ANTkDTA "A s I BY respectable Protestant
aa family is he e P sRs
sSs q yS%ss
aust 2tsrc
PAKriCqRL liar N2TiCEI;A Gentleman would lihe 70
a% in upon the Piano Forte Good gven
sasi tsrc jacques q 0'0"e' 800 broadway
G,RIopPsd g 81 ,hs step, Of !hs National Hotel -four
the State New Soi ons s.
ss s Efns9Es B and bill % bank
s hope r t hp to s.
y Ladies who have already bren engaged IN The Ballet are
ss Ss SaGt " kSS9TS~ Ap
ouIwedaesdav, at4 o'clock in the ate moon. ssi Pre-
SINGLE WICKET MArCH-.I he greatest msIcl Of SUI
House 'ts sept bst%es ss
we G ph:d arS Mr. Sam"
Linz IN ETR0rEMA s9%ps,.H! and
es, '9ad and Sngnagss Of EuIoPe would be glad TO en-
a'i sad
~ MS en'i'' co III far address
CHARLEs FULLER. wholesale and retail dealer in j.
Jennnss new patent premium safety Ga, Lamps; also,
aasr' A:S @ s : o
e. a S m s%Ihss s o
Chambers aud Warren streets. az 3otsrc
NOTICE 10 BUTCHERs.--Articles Of the Butchers
1 % ss is at Once nsS
First avenue and FouIth street until LIST September next
will call aud leave their PIG, e that daIs
r .EGEt FREREs BRANDIEs-Now landing at Pier7
s: above well Known direct from the S h"a.
1s BpIa ss GSHR.' and
Rochelle Lsfayste brands pale aud eolorea half
"A; pIs:s5yys; entitled % dsS.aiaSs
az -: samples at the Office l'' VII HEhRY LEoER
2H R.sd 10 Jackson PswnHrOleI
Dry nG On ]
RABY JUMPERs-To soutneTu snd Western Merchao,,-
he ss .sy .ms. and mos.
esshu snd ny Of infants. The
sS enc :'lf e.i
''''' 5ss :a; ;ssy q;
MUSIC TAIUhT e moderate term BY : !.dsyho
M : had p.h II
IN Europe Terms, Three Dollar, PEI month mont .h.ut
ocean, sH Hsns yb aofs f hssi.sd.
Ka1,sm and Es,9at9 wn Landing The steam,
'''" ' IsaSs HsSa YORK; '''' Ieape sareyssry,
9 q shM Wednesday s.p, qs 4 &
Thursday, q, BAN. Th9nday 2,M I'm
saturday,. s,MllA saturday, go Pm.
sunday. s'M,,I.AM. sMs Sunday, s'sm;t
T fss.asy. Ss:%Ms PM; Wssas.a,y,, s% LAM:
v.v w sc "a Of the
For further PARTICULARS applyto r. b. HAIL. tns Smse on
stairs and IS Liberty street, Phi'aoslphis 10 North
Fourth street up stas Boston, u kiby street corner o.
oap french
man plain and glass ware ornaments for
n nM0vsL--BoULANGERh has the honor to INFORM he
~ public and her p.ps that she has removed TO No; 6s
street and that her ,choo will reopen the first
Fnsiuh. Wv suas go,src
paris ARTiFTCIAL FLOWERS &c-N. KAHN, In.
ys very extensive and well selected stock Of E,eseh AZ
sple.dd Of Feathers, Coure &c &c &c which
ne Offers 20 the trade AZ low prices. an28 3Ot'm
nrOrTViLLE GLASSWORKs, PHILADELPhIA.-
pared % s.senis orders for @asr porter and bottles.
and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-01

RIcHMoNp, Aug. 81, lslT.
At New Orleans, the interments from yellow fever
during the forty eight hours ending the Esd
The deaths at the hospital during the period
81 There increase of deaths In the last week
the preceding of l27
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manufacturers Of superior article of iamond Pointed
PENS which they offer prices together
a,sormsnt q Gold Pens Of all the other makers Of
tone These pens all selected by Of the
judges Of the article Also, Gold and Silver Pen and
other the city, 0oldPens repointed aud pens and
CLARK, MOTHER 4 CO,
M Iohn ar mn stsr
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nklln used to say.

Jones, No T. Ann street. the Museum, you
the cheapest boots in the city He ses fine French calf
dss boots only 81 ST. second quality Fench boots 80
He also has hand large of Congress Roots
Cares equally low An goods purchased at Jones' No4
ad light profits is Jones' motor him call at Not Ann
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Gold Pens Who'll salo aud Retail.-spence

&RE>D LIS. selling Gold Pens at their manufactory
unusually low prices The gegqns Diamond Pointed Pen
in The bus they hope be able satisfy dealers well
the public general both quality and price Please
No Broadway. Maiden
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FNO bOOKshLLERs AND OIHEKs.-The sdyeulAeI
desous ty obtain situation III BooksellirE other
establishment here he could make himself generally useful
being practical kkeepe by double entry aud having had
charge OF respectable establishment IN this city for the
Uncxce references chsrRcer
capabili be given Address Lber" Box 21a Post o.
zee, NJ All atissrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-01

DAGUERROTYPEP PLATES, CASES. CHEMICALS,
- APPARATUS. ~, Of supe,ior quality. At lowest market
pnces at ANTHONY'S National Daguerrean Depot,
2f7 Broadway. New York.
I-Eyery thing in the line constantly on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-01
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRx, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUo. 81.
This being packet day for the Cambria and Missouri,
transactions In -four and grain except in the way Of
closing not large while prices remained
about the Sales Of Genesee were made at IS 6sX
So IS, including small lots fresh ground at S. sl at
which the market was firm; Michigan and Ohio remain
cd about the same. small sale of new city ground
was made at So lax and small lot of Petersburg
brought 81 so. sale Of North Carolina new wheat
was made at 1905, and 1900 do Western at li5c
Sales Of mixed corn a-ge chiefly in the way of
ting contracts at about 73c common mixed was worth
only about 20 Tic; fiat yellow and round do we're
worth about rs 76c Sales Of rye reported
Sales old oats made at acc; worth about
~ 4ac. Small sales Of good meal made at So
tni Of rye -four at 81 SIN Provisions were very quiet
and no sales Of moment made. Groceries were in
active and sales limited.
Receipts doWn the Hudson River, august 3O:-
.l|,IOO barrels.
~. ueei' l!oVO 40
ho"S. o-OOO DuBnolS.
o rye. a,2OO do
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EYne outiery.--The subscribers, assortmen,

embraces svery possible pattern of Poctet Pen. Desk
sportns Knife with large variety Of choice Razo which
will b. warranted 10 the purchaser, nt
Il. SAUNDERS x SON, lit broadway,
doors above Courfandt n
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INFANTS AND CHILDRENs MAGAsIN DEs
L MODES, established in Ie35-Mss JACOBS date Of
~ Broadwsyl begs leave to return her sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage she opening 69
broadwsy door from Houston street, and takes this
tncd Of informing strangers and the ladies this city aud
ciuty that she her fall Infants
ana Shdrens cloh9g comprising rich silk velvet and me
no Sa KS Goats and Coaks braided aud plain and eyery
cle n the Childrens department Ladies' silk Opera Dress
Hoods, Sun Hats Of ali descriptions Hair Grass Cloth Mo-
reen, and Houghs Patent Skirts Ladies' and Chdrent
Drswes, and Gentlemens Vests, braided to order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-01

Tno Flowers Pers0nified.-This Beautiful
work has reached 5th Number and is creating
sei sensation The story which illustrated by 50 coore
oKTavinis s original style and teaches in pless'
way most BEAUTIFUL moral Tie press all parts Of tn
uoon speak Of the ins and beautiful boo
Of he season. r. MARTIN 40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-01

u E-OPENING or GOLDsMITH's WRITING AGA.
Nv DENY, M 289 Broadway, corner OF keade streetNR
ULIyEHB GOLDSMITH respectfully informs the citizens
OF New YORK and Brookiy that hs ~, reeyiv. rups
Lsdiss hours from II to DEL ok Private instruction given
The tes arc low sd satisfactory improvemer, gssrnssd
70 All suJi Ns-no
GRhEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS The pro-
prlesor o, the Bank ofes House No. II P,ne street,
netWea bfoadwhy aud Nassau. would respectfully h
FORM ms epicurian friends and the lovers Of good fhing s
ne VIII serve up this day and during the we one the hnts
happy to supply his Tenspn friends, having prime 10y %
hem on hand which will be ready every day rum hm
until PM The dining room furnished with all the dsli'
cseies OF the season. Families supplied. yoeerrr
NIB anel Teller. No. 10 Fulton Market twho has De-
capitaed many mammoth ture) the above tnas . me
biggest and latest he has put knife into aus jim
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THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY, l6th Full
ton street, for French and American Pser Hangngs,
Window Shsdes, Curtain Materials, Omaaent,, &c.-Ihe
subscriber has constantly hand arge assortment Of tht
above articles Also manufsctnrsr q ne gvsnsed sIrnf
Pare other Mattresses Feather Beds Nc with
Article in the Upholstery line, at the Lowest possible Prices
NJ B-Steamboat and ship cabins and hotels fitted up and
furnished X. DAVIES,
,ya 7o,sre Uphoisfrrer l6ix Fulton at
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CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TRoTTIN(
a. l&1&S&sa&R

a. FOR SALE ok EXCHANGE-A lady's DO.
&AI my Saddle Horse, kind, gentle aud fast pacer or
Ewould be exchanged for family horse of descrp-
ton wanted.
For further particulars enquire the reer stable fronting
he 81 district police Robinson street, horse
ran he neen for few days. 81 6fiss re
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25
Latest from Monterey.

A correspondent of The N. o. Delta writing
from Monterey, July 2Th, says:-"A move to
San Louis Po,osi has finally been decided on.
All the departments connected with Gen. Taylors
column, are actively engaged in preparing for the
march, The Isl September is the time fixed upon
for the forward movement The forces under
Gen. Taylor would seem, in my opinion. to be
totally inadequate for such undertaking, butthe
old hero has, to use his hvorite classic quotation,
determined on the matter nolens rolens."I .,i. =.
We have just received letter from an intelli-
gent friend, dated Matamoras, August lst, which
confirms the above statement as to the forward
movement of Gen. Taylor The writer says
however, that by the middle, of August General
Taylor would have at least ten thousand men,
eager for the contest; and in this be differs from
the Correspondent Of the Delta, who seems to
think the forces under old Rough totally made
qua,e." The Delta's Correspondent we doubt not,
is mistaken Expresses, we learn, were running
in every direction on the lst of August, ordering
up provisions and munitions Of war; and an ex.
press had just. reached Matamofas, ordering four
bundled wagons to- be sent to Camargo by the
20th of August ai,a5a.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25
EGsen.L Tnxiorl. nor = Whig !,

{ The letter Of Gen. Taylor, in another column
will arrest the attention Of the reader. In that
letter. il viii be seen, he declines 10 go with the
Federalis,s 10 dcnouncing the Mexican War as
them the g cold shoulder on the Bank and Tariff
questions What will the Feds do now2 Will
the r leigh Register support man for the Presi-
dency who is mo politician" and who is not
prepared TO answer in favor Of the leading
principles Of the Wing party2 -!. al, ~. ......
The game is nearly up. Federalism, after
pose Of influencing the State elections, will, IN
our humble opinion, soon commence, even in this
region, the crawfsh, backing out policy; and
Henry Clay, the great embodiment, about whose
principles there can be no doubt, may again be
rallied upon and run Stranger things have hap
should this be the case, who docs not know that
the Register would drop Gen. Taylor and go
for Mr.. Clay ~
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25
Later from Vera Cr,ru

We haye before US the New Orleans Comm.
ciar Times the 4th instant, containing the Ia'e
news from Vera Cruz We copy as follows from from
that paper - -, -
departure Of another Train. A wagon rr,i,
Of considerable extent, left Vera Cruz on the s%
instant, with an escort of 1900 men. Ii was IN
have been commanded by Col. Louis D. Wilson
of North CaIolins,s but he was taken snddepIv II
with the fever, on the morning Of the 9th instant
when Major Lally took charge. We find IN lbs
Snn Of Amahudc the following list Of Officers who
were TO accompany the train: Captains CIa,T
Morris, Alvord, Hoke, Hornsbv and Winans al
belonging to the Infantry; and LfeuIenants JOINS
Gan,wefE, tWaddet, ; WkeedeIr, wilkins, DOvk
Sears and Creanor. of1he ArriHety. 1t app+srb By
letter from one Of our correspondents that an Of
feeE hathreturned she next day (the 7lh from lbe
trian, with the unpleasant information that The
greater part Of ihe wagons had broken down. on
the FIRST days march"
Not word of intelligence either from the Capi
toi or Gen. SCOTS Headquarters r., =.
ldgA Correspondents of the Times, writing from
Vera, Cruz under date of August 9TH, SAYS: The
train left yesterday under the command of Major
Lally--CoI. Louis D. Wilson being taken sick
with the fever on the evening of the 5th, and !,
now on board of the, Transport ship American
and attended by Dr., Mcfarland, He will be
brought on shore to-day to the house Of a citizen. "
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25


langu1gs ane she syle Of me aunpfinciDled
maIIgnqnt assallanis 0f Thomas 1liTsrsOp 'eu and
Bot says this aritef, lis lookiD.,
Reelection Wedeny it; butadfnit that he % 4
serve another term, il Eeselectad and ,vhs, would
Did not Washington, and Jefferson, and M.Ss w.
and Monroe, and Jackson all serve two ,~NNO,
And what Ssayb GsaheTaI IIaglo9 z ~ .veinsl
does not agGnt @ Be President 8 but, If Hs '4'k
can people require 20 he aciH se1re Kea, M 1aIaS
respect be stands upon the very eroan5 = ~ "
Mr. Polk occupies--hel does not desire i ~. Winch
he refuse 1t We know that Mr.. Polk : - Ou' caN
MOTTO serve a second tetn, and We bel;.
pledge was given in allsincerilyY and f.. thai
sire to avoid as far as he Ahon0rablyi rnieS de
very great responsibilities and cares of az the
did NOT Gen. Jackson evince the same m" but
ness and didqnot the American people llDs n".As
less force him, BY their suffrages, to serns
terms2 For our part, we are free to saw y, 'N0
know no man who is better qualified for Il" ~a.
than Mr.. P0lk-no man for whom iou. O4e
more cheerfuily cast our humble vote i Woaa Tat
but at the same time we look 10 a Cornvo, 0aSi
The party, and shall support its nomines !"
faith and TO the best of aour ability nrov;S.d good
sound upon the vital question of domtst;c asa
This, and no more a. present for it is time % eno'l
yet 70 agitate the question of The PresidsgA
What will the Federalisls dO2 Willhr@Isag
to iharmonize2 Will the Register. in S..S %1e
Clay should again be nominated, sill cIinr AZ A.
Taylor And what is to be the doom ~ INV INV
ster, and Scott, and Mclean? AndTSa r19 nee
should succeed in getting all their forces louo,ts GUS
and rallied on one man, what new bumSSr '':I,
they Start 10 ride into power on? We shall .o0 m'
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25
..[ h. -, From the N. O. Delta. August IL.
From Vera CRUZ and the BrazOs.

The u. S. steamship Telegraph, Capt Wilson,
arrived here last evening, She Ieit Vera Cru! on
the Sd inst, and Brazos on the 7th.i we received
by her no letters. She brought US the Sun OF
Anahuac ofihe day OF her sailingTone day iater-
and the Matamoras Flag OF the an inst, .isaa.t
The Vera Cruz paper Of the 81 INST contains
not a single item of news from the interior, and
very li,tle news Of any descr ptou.,s,; i. u ao+
The news from Gen. Taylor $ column indicate
an advance movement. The Matamoros Flag, OF
the 4,h inst says -. - L, .,t',..5b "a ag;i'
AdUanee upon San Lris. From Major Arthur,
formerly Qaarlermaster at Ceralyo, we learn that
Gen. Wool has received orders to proceed with
the advance of Gen. Tayl loE's column, on the Goth
inst, in the direction Of Euca. .nation, some 20
leagues from Buena Vista, where he will establish
depot into which three months ralions will be
thrown, The army will then: advapee upon, San
Luis, and communication be opened with Tampico
or Tuxpan, from whence supplies Will thereafter
be received Ali the mules, and other means Of
Transportation, have been ordered above, and actiy-
ty prevails throughout the whole departs
=, From our Young friend, Mr. Du Ponte, who
came passenger in The Telegraph, from Malamo-
ros we learn that Major Crossmap, Qnartermastcr
a, Camargo, RECEIVED imperative orders on the
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25

:. We had the pleasure, afew days since, Of con
yersing with Lieut.. Hancock, late Of Capt. Hen.
ry's Rockin gha.n) Company, who left Saltiilo on
the 10th and Monterey the 24th July He re.
signed his commission on account of continued iii
health, having been advised by Physicians to do
sos He confirms the accounts we have had Of the
bad health of the North Carolina Regiment, bat
he thinks she sickness. was abatinp when he left.
3, LielpJ Hancock, 3who is a Democrat. speaks in
the highest sermsho Of GseHo paylof. saS Is he
sbelcved bythe owhoie Army, and that In his
opinion, he is not Wing. hM mi - 3tlo
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25
The Thirtsat,, o,o,,a,.o...

tg'The New York Herald submits calculation
as to the political complexion Of the next Con
gress, which gives probable Wing majority of
four in the House Of Representatives, in
such matters the Herald is generally correct
That paper arrays the forces in the Senate as fol-
lows Whigs l9; !; Independent, ? Calhennites,
8; Democrats "a Vacancies, 6. 1.-THE Senate
will, however, be sufficiently Democratic for ali
practical purposes; aud in the. House the Feds
will not dare, as party, to vote against supplies
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25

sfBod RALElGH, AU0.- 20, l647.
- Mr.. Miles has delivered ascourse of Lectures in
my Academy, and has accomplished all that he
promised. ePhreno4M o4Mnemotechny is the bestmelhOd
which has ever appeared for the Improvement Of
the memory. Il is not an artificial system, which
all writers upon mental science pronounce worth.
less but its principles are dedhoe q ffom The assO
ciatioa Of ideas and1he faculties Of attention upon
which depends the natural memory. That this
position is true no one can doubt who has studied
it,. For similar sounds and images are the two
prominent causes which produce thai mental action
called association OF ideas. And this system asso
ciates the sound of words which are in daily use
with those Of others, which being confined 10
works of science are seldom heard. BY this means
il gives TO the mind wonderful power TO acquire
aud retain information in every department Of
Again, pleasing impressions, because
they fix the attention. are the most lasting. Phe
no. o-Mnemoiechny fixes the aiteniion, because it
peases lhe mind by presenting new resources Of
Information, and giving TO il power and confidence
la word, the science which Prof Miles teaches IS
we'll worthy the attention of an enlightened public.
The happy man of Mr.. M. 10 impartiDg il makes
its acquisition agreeable and easy. u yLN r. D."
3l.i,I ads, s'5;.igf bni 10 bod. M, LOFE!OH.
fully concur in the above. !. .e..s. 4l.u,,
Raleigh Military Academy. -, ..at........
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25
Teanlnessssseee,.-

In, this, State; Neil s. Brown is the bfoDa~
Brown, having been elected Governor over Aal%
y. Brown, Democrat the present lneul0os1I Y
His majority, says ihe Nashville Union, y"
range between six and eight hundred.
The Legislature Of Tennessee will be- " ne'"
" Whig.nI wo6 a. ets-,o5 ,iatss ..s
y, The Congressional Delegation from Tenaess;|
will most probably stand Eve, Democrats '0A'
FederaIists. ga.l e a.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25
A CARP.

Raleigh, ~ c., Aug. 19, 1917.
We, the undersigned, having been appointed com,
mittee, by class that has received course Of Lee
rures on Phremo- Anenlotechny, by Professor Piny
Miles, for the purpose Of expressing the opinion Of
the Glass in regard To the same--doE hereby stale
1t as our conviction, that we have been useIuly ID
strueted, as well as agreeabiy entertained.
ri The science of Phreno, JlfneDsOt echny as taught
by Professor Miles, we consider to be exceedingly
simple ia It's elementary principles, and easily TO
be comprehended by the most ordinary minds
whilst at the same time, it is very ingenious 10 its
invention and amusing in us details: We think
that with little appIicatidH, il may be made TerV
useful in aidingthe natural mensory, and especially
in making the studies Of history, geography and
statistics, agreeable occupation. In the reeO'
lection Of all facts at all dependent on figures, we
consider Iit ct great Yalue We believe, fdrbeE
Ihatits general dissemination will llend TO imPaEIn
formation in a cheap, speedy and pleasing manner.
Owing to the kind and -gentlemany dePorm1c"
Of Professor Miles, his happy way Of OfinPartiDg m
fDfmation, aRd the favorable estimate we POT on
his instruction, we cheetfully recommend nim 10
the confidence Of the public. fritaeg .. o.
Inn tr.,5s ~ro s,ess4lsle - K. ,RAYNER. !.
~. .f.,. .s4..ss7ss.r,.,c go :; sTHOS. D. HOGG,
~ 49, ro1a .,,,.,+.a VIM. D.. COOKE.
y say ~ ',oos sS5Nis' THoS. ]. LEMAY1
l,-s VIM. WHITE.
~
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-25

q: Great Nv big lvictary loi Six Wing memOe,Jh
Congress elecled This is theeeho OF our nOOT Sssu
old Slaleilolihe Nhig tbunderi which has W
sroliingiin upon her from her sister States -
aaslas ia xafsls Eaassiisaa Raleigh bktsgss' Dad
,di Qhne sRolhing bal the Tesglf Of % D.
germa9aef. IleqHleiea aat is sA'ef'e" On -,
Dc The Communication oyersthe signature o. 10
Planter has been received land shall apps
onFneN! Ef}aEs5 sti' 0ei'jaoVf73 l3h'