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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10

~ .h"s.,C i',npit VI bonoi 70. IL, :. OF T.
Of are requested TO meet the 4 Broad
way and Grsnd - Wednesday evening. the 10Th met
aitl O'CLOCK, Tor Tie purpose u proceeding body a.
O'Clock precisely 70 The Broadway Ta1srnece 10 attend
lie Anniversary Of The Grand Temple. By order Of
CHA5 DAVIS, W. c. T.
Tuo.As r a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10

xxIOOL-5l.O00 bs. aeocs WOO! o. various qlsllses
w fron ~ per SexOny medium; -OcJ l9s IpeInlr
ard No pulled wool u extra qualify sso geIeTa as
soitrieui OF fo,elgu and domestic WOO tof sais ~
aa,f.s z7s Pearl. corner Beekman-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10
Real estate.
GIsBs's HOTEL,

- WASTED-The ioxef psn OF House IN . etse
- sant neighbDrhoodcne lAat has bean ocenpsed -
~ st0fe lu front or can Do Gtsd up for The sale O
Domestic Pies aud Cskes hent unust be nocefais -
good tenant Address " American" boz Tnoane oeee
Eating location. pnee and other psiieuiHs Snsse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10

VIM n. JONEs, Aucli0nsai,
BOOTS AND sHOES-by J, D. inoEhsoht
ID co store "a Pears on Wednesday. March 10, 81 10
o'clock 500 cases shoes and brosAcs, suitable oS
The Southern, Western and city trade. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10

w n. JONES, Auctifneor.
THURSDAY, March H. ls<7, At lot ocloet q N
store Of Ives Hoard. f5 Pearl 81 800 casss Of booo
Shoes, Brogans and Rhbes, suliAhs for me Sodness
Western and city trade
Caialog1,s ready and goods open for sxsria:aos %
he morning Of saa MI" Stsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10
NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON

Savings Bank for the bensht OF The Widow and The
Orphan"
lLsTow.SED ~ ACT OF FAsLIaMLsr! o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10

II NeetInR OF The Bnr.-In plrsusnce OF Fesoll'
ton held at the Assistant Adermens room on
the 27th uli meeting Of the Newf Bar s hereby
called a. the NCeChancelOrs Court Room, IN The City
Hall on the I'm inst at y o'clock noon 10 AXE INTO
sidefston What farther scon may be deemed proper in
regard to lie garizaon o he local ifounas o. me
n.iiee. Ing 3lis-l H. p. HASTINGS, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10

lVHY ART thou silent when lh's hesn
w Responsive beals 10 thine
Nv thoughts and Wishes toward ihes dhl.
For one wtet word pine
Silence il worse thsn haTsh reply,
What fears dsiurh ny mind.
Lest your Affection e'er shonld die
And you should prove unsinf.
A veAr u Ire Tor q word from thee,
letters worth the whole;
To see thee love. aud near thee Be.
Ry heaven ~ give nv soul bilo p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Aug. 2J-O p. m.


The upward movement in stocks reported yesterday
has been partially arrested Prices to-tAy were every
which way. and there is health In the market Every
thing In Wall street uncertain as the wind and il
is always best to be prepared to meet anything that
along in that vicinity At the first board Trea
sury Notes and Pennsylvania SIS closed prices cur
rent yesterday Indiana fell OF per cent Farmers
Loan al Canton ri Reading u Harlem u Morris
Canal went up x Norwich and Worcester a Long
Island u, and Illinois per cent. There were large
sales at the prices ruling and perceive that OF
the transactions made time, buyers option il
this fact is indicative of anything 1t shows belief on
the part of purchasers in immediate improvement in
prices.
At the second board, there improvement in
Norwich and Worcester Of 4 per cent Long Island
Canton fell of u per cent.
There has been fair demand for foreign exchange
We quote prime bills London at ~ per cent pre-
MUM on Paris, 5fslA $3.50 Amsterdam, 800 s9h ;
Hamburg IS 35h Bremen, 7s1& 7s1s The supply
of good sterling bills in the market Is large but the de-
mand IL confined to the best names.
The whole amount Of taxes assessed In the city Of
Lowell the present year. H. on real estate $lo 1888
70; on POLLS Sill Osstota $l27 s26 70. City appropri
ations $ll0O0o county tax, Sll 466 94 overlayngs,
TO- The rate Of assessment Is the same as last
year, viz: 70 cent ON $780, The number Of rateable
polls is 1884, being an last year Of $780,
The taxes of tho different corporations of that city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28
BROOKLYN CITY Intelligence

LIEUT.. MARIN-Last evening was witness to a cere-
mony proud In the annals of Brooklyn the
Of which will be long cherished with pleasure and exu
tation by many heart that then made to thrill
with delight In the honors justly awarded to of
her favorite sons lfthere anything necessary to
add to the worth and laurels of Lieut. M. Marin, it
evincsd in the grace and modesty ~ith which he
csived the testimonial of his fellow citizens esteem
His depo-tment and address such TO Excite gem
era admiration, and to win every heart seldom have
listened to chaste and appropriate pJoduston
than his reply the chairman Of the committee; and
for one so entirely unused to puoc speaking to set
speech better and more happily delivered-wth ee-
CANT exterior, accomplished fne intellect,
and generous heart occasion and his peculiar
circumstances exciting the tenderes sympathy There
not individual present who could TAIL to enter
tain for him sentiments of the most sincere friendship
and esteem. One who was UNEXPECTEDLY called 10 ad-
dress the meeting-whose head Time, with his hoary
locks had honored-coud not refrain from pouring
forth his warm eulogum with all the resusctated fire Of
youth upon this young scion of America, whose
sjusy enrolled In the lists of his country fame Long
may he live to the laurels he has noby and de-
servedly aud may his feelings be insulted
nor his heart be wrung by the unmerited Of
those dressed 10 brief authority" him, when bis
conduct should call forth only expressions of universal
gratitude and respect.
ScANDALoUs CospUcr.--An officer was depatched yes
terday to arrest by the Of Thomas Earle
complaint of his wife Margaret Earle for assault and
battery on her When the officer entered the premises
ne found Earle in bed with - by the name of
Margaret Mnldone, who Is old 10 be his mother
they were both vrrested and committed for examina
tion this morning.
CoRoNERs orrloE-The attention of the coroner has
not been drawn to SINGLE case for nearly two weeks
PoLIoE-Thos. Dickinson arrested for being drunk
and disorderly and disturbing the committed to
common jail for six months Mary Mccoy for drunken
ness and vagrancy sent to pententiary at Flatbush
Tor six months. Mary Brown for petty larceny-sen-
fenced TO twenty days hard labor common Jail John
fn@nix, John Duffy, and LsddOck Ph@nix,
ca 1or settng dog on n boy-reprim anded and dis
charged George Wybe arrested for an assault and
battery-sentence to common jail for twenty days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

The Governor Of Ohio announces by proclamation the
legal extsnos of the following branches Of the
State Bank Of Ohio, viz
Lorain Bank, at Elyria, Lorain county.
Preble County Bank, at Eaton, Preble county.
Farmers Bank, at Ripley, Brown county.
MOUNT Pleasant Bank, at Mount Pleasant, Jefferson
county.
Harrison Bank, at Cadz, Harrison county.
The annexed comparative statement exhibits the
monthly shipments Of the three great exporting staples
of Brazil from Rio Janeiro in each Of the past three
years. The increase in coffee and hides is to very fair
extent, while the falling OF in sugar in ls46
than fifty per cent.
COMPARATIVE MONTHLY YEARLY STATEMENT
COFFEE, SUGAR, AND HIDES, EXPORTED FROM Rio
JANEIRo IN THE Years 1874, lS45, AND lS46.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28
The Fancy Dress Ball.

Our readers will find in another part of this
mornings Herald daguerreotype view of the
scenes and characters at the grand fancy dress
ball which was given at the Ocean House, New
port, on Wednesday evening last. We gave
rough daguereotype view of the affair in yester-
davis Herald but the one of to-day is perfect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

grsss from Illinois, win 90 into Congress the friend Of
General Taylor
Major John wsddel, OF Nstchitoches, La, Il now
spoken Of the whig candidate for Congres In the
place Of Mr.. Garrett declined.
The Governor of Michigan has ordered special cleo
ton to be held the first Tuesday Of November next
for q member Of Congress in place OF Hon Edw Brad
ley, deceased.
It stated that letters from Iowa admit that the DEM
ocrats will have majority in joint ballot. in the Iowa
Legislature, and thus be able to choose two United
States Senators
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

Among the Contents OF tho Sunday Dis
patch, will be found the following :-Descripuon Of the
Spirit Worlds. from Dayss Recommending Of The UniSu
Levi: and Davi,'s Rsveations-A
phase of the Onderdonk excitementMrs BeaOuuages
fredericksburg Of Dead Bodies-Dr Reese-Frendshp,
Love and Tru-Dougass and Rotten Eggs-The Niger in
Trouble-Seduction Case how rich of diff
feSyvAA9 hour at the To%bsThe Cisy Fthe. 9a Spree
sommervlle &C. together with the usual variety Of
choice matter. Office Al Ann st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28
Police InielIiunncs-

Robbed the Five Points -Cineer MCGEE of the 9th
ward, arrested yesterday calling herself Mary
Davidson on charge OF stealing S2l from the person
Orange street Justice Dnker locked her up for trial
Ceught the TaY.- Oflcer snyder Of the 7th ward
the ofaoey caught 10 tha act vi robblng the rnousy
drawer Of 81 P4 belonging 10 EbsAelsy Clark, Loassa
w by Justice 3iapsen ~ lssh,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

We last evening received the following des-
patch from the telegraph office:
PnEsoorT, CANADA, Aug. II, ls47
The Hon. sias Wright expired in an spoplectio nt
this morning, at his residence in Canton. New York
His funeral will take place on Sunday the GOTH
Yours, s. p. CARTER,
Vorb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

EIoPEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. Last week ,J ohm
Ward, Jr., of Halifax, (Me.) eloped from his
fathers residence with buxom young widow the house
keeper to whom he married Immediately after at
the parish church. The gay Lothsrio Is in his 6lst
year and the blooming bride about half his age On
the news being communicated to his venerable parent
he said: F" It's all right; but If I'd been year two
younger, he shouldn't have had her; I'd been before
i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

ITEMS FROM CUBA.-We are in receipt of
Havana papers to the 14th inst The news is
not important.
AT San Juan de los Remedies person died
lately, at the advanced age of one hundred years
and four months. A most tremendous storm of
rain, thunder, and lightning, took place in Ma
tanzas on the 1lih inst. 1t was not accompanied
with wind, but was so tremendous that the
editor states he thought the world was coming
to an end. No damage was done, however
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

The PHI BETA KAPPA AT HARvAAD.-The
meeting yesterday OF the Harvard Alpha OF the
Phi Beta Kappa Society was an unusually full one more
members being present than have at any pre-
vious meeting One of large lecture in Har
ward Hall, which appropriated for the business
meeting Of the Society closely filed during the early
part of the day.
The Hon. Theophius Parsons chosen President Of
the Society at this meeting in place of Hon. Charles
Warren, who has resigned.
About the society, with its guests moved in pro-
cessou around the college yard to the First Church
The church densey filed with the members Of the
society and other auditors. Among the members pre-
sent noticed Hon Henry Wheaton, absent long in
Prussia, Mr. Charles C. Lee Of Alexandra, and other
gentlemen who for long time have not been at
MA and other gentlemen whose presence added interest
to the occasion.
prayer was offered by Mr. Hale Of Worcester after
which Hon. George P. Marsh Of Burlington, Vermont
delivered oration.-Boston .ddp. Aug o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

ARRIVAL FROM THE Rio GRANDE. The party who
were detailed from Col. Doniphan's regiment
TO start from Camargo to st Louis by land route
take In charge horses mules &c belonging to the
regiment arrived in this city on Wednesday evening
last They accomplished the trip of seventeen hundred
rniec six weeks They arrived with about one
hundred muee-bs!ng but about one half Of the stock
thsy started with The horses, aot ELL failed to stand
theournsy and died were left behind from eshAus.
tes. N. Lsws Rssvshssa, AsS' a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

IMPORTANT MOVE in THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
CANADAs.-A document emanatlng from tne
come to light IL is dated as far back as December last
and appears in late number Of the Montreal Herald
Secretary Of State indicates in this docu
ment design to incorporate the whole OF the British
North American Colouies, ultimate measure; in
bv giving the several governments common custom
house and common post Office. The Montreal Herald
viewing despatch favoraby adds that Is plain that
the great railway from Halifax to Toronto forms por-
ton of the plan which the Secretary contemplates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

THE EcuApoR.-A letter from Guayaquil dat
ed July 18th, states that the country has been
restored partial at least apparent tranquility since
the interruption Of the expedition Gen Flores get
ting up in Spain and England the embargo of vessels
and dispersion of soldiers All then quiet in tho
Ecuador--Boston .adv .dng. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

day morning. No. Barclay street City Subscribers
shilling month the carriers Country subscribers
One Dollar per year. in advance for which regularly
mailed their address. Next Sundays will contain
the conclusion of Barbazurenby G. p r. James; Punchs
last rrze Novel, with spirited illustrations and full aud
IMPARTIAL criticisms on the drama, music, &c.
Pr ice fhreac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

Mails FOR EuRorE.-The mails of the French
steamer Missouri, for France, and those Of the
English steamer Cambria, for England, will
close 10 this city on Tuesday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

THE British CoNsUrn-Anthony Barclay, Esq,
II. B, M. Consul, was not at the fancy dress
ball at Newport. There was a Mr.. Barclay
there, but it was not the British Consul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

HENRY CLAY IN DELAwARE.-We COPIED yes
terday from the Delaicare State Journal, an ac-
count of Henry Clay's reception at New Castle On
Tuesday morning Mr. Clay proceeded In a special train
Of to Buens VISTA the country seat of the Hon Jonn
M. Clayton; where large numbers Of people were IN
attendance assist the Senator Of Delaware In welcom
ing his usrious guest and friend, and to testify tner
admiration Of his lofty character and memorable pubic
services. After dining with Mr. Clayton attended py
his host and cortege OF friends ne reoe over
to the splendid farm Of Philip Reybod Esq., where that
distinguished agrculturist patriarch surrounded py
his and sons-inaw their wives and children sixty
four in number. received him with all honor ana hssp
tally He examined far the brief occasion would
permit the farm the stock the orchards with which ne
expressed himself highly delighted While he was there
it was proposed by Mr. Reybod that some name should
be given to his farm, which might commemorate the
visit of Mr. Clay; the name Of Lexington was adopted
on the suggestion of Mr. Clayton, and the compliment
was handsomely ackno wledged by Mr. Clay From Lex
ngton Mr. Clay returned to Buena VISTA where deiega
tons from various places In waiting with invita-
tions to Mr.. c., which he obliged to decline lie
left Buena Vista in the evening train of cars escorted
by the Chief Justice and Chancellor of Delaware aud
various committees and citizens amid tumut OF fare
well cheers; which were speedily succeeded by the
acclamstions of great Of ladies and GENTLE
assembled ut Frenchtown, who introduced by
Colonel Groome, OF Elkton few moments to gaze to
grasp the hand OF the patriot statesman and then the
steam hssed and the paddles revolved and Henry Clay
again parted from his friends amid such storm OF
afectionate farswells indicated the deep hold he
possesses in the hearts Of his fellow ctizens-Phiia ~
Amer, .4ug ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28

Christ Healing the sick.-The following
denc- regard to this celebrated painting, we take
from The number Of the Methodist Christian Advocate of
ths city = . -, 40,
speakng Of Christ the audience would readily discover
thai the artist introduced expression Of Intelligence,
which Sc ives 10 show that within feelings work
from those which exterior look would at first
The Man who entrusted with the mighty charge ofopen-
inc the Gospel dspens aud throwing down the partition
wall stands ready from the base hireng that
darss first place his nsoeat and mena nds upon
I'd soto do Mschus. days befs
he suffered the iguominy ere The apostle put
his sword.
john. the beloved who Of warm impulse. and
steady purpose and habit is Ieuadng the Sanhedrm de-
ss IN their fiend-like purposes towards his master
Judas-It needs interpreter TO point the wto
would Ass petay Sly aru Letve he turks behind
observ ng all that p ,sses -
Caaphas the high priest obdute and incongbe, exhibits
efficiently his character for cectouspess and ndu
every species Of bidnous His fowene pride and
high expectations however found their level Living
and obnacy chracez the host pr. pale
with ragethat surrounded him. and Annas, with his armed
Satanic all ies, grouped in the thickest darkness.
In fact, the sick, lame and blind, before living
reality; while description OF Of the whole lucid aud clear
being addressed TO the ears of crowded auditory"
Illus discourses gentleman in Newbem, N. O., to his
fepd in this under date Of july a. 8 after witnessing
in that place Vests great painting Of Christ healing the sick
baptist Recorder
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senant Ifunter MT. BeHHttt Ict-
Europe a description OF the grand
0<hcy dress ball at Newport; the speech OF
MIR. Clay at Cape May; and variety OF other
entertaining matter.
1t will be embellished with two engravlngs-
one representing the inconvenience TO pedestri-
ans of the new sewers which are being built IN
this city and the other giving view OF the
church of the Annunciation in this city.
Single copies, in wrappers ready for the mails,
81 cents each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28


IL weather for the last few days,
1krsssbs, the thsrmomstsr Yesterday
Than H. - IN M Sour q foot o. Court
rect Ut the Northern Hotel, at % degrees.
(Dss PAvEMENr.--That part Of broadway between
Washington and Wavery Places Is being repsved with
| the celebrated Russ pavement We hope to see the
whole Of that thoroughfare paved in the same manner
before many years
Drum smoxrNo-such of our citizens desire to
witness the effects Of opium smoking do so by visit
ing the Cinnamon OF the junk With the exception Of
the mandarin every of them indulge in the practice
ARRIVAL EM,eRASr PAssrSoERs.-The number
of emgrant passengers arrived at this port during
Thursday last, amounted TO ll47; the whole number
having shipped from Havre and Liverpool.
New HAVEN RAILRoAD.-The passengers by this road
from Boston In the city last evening early AS
half past O'Clock Papers of yesterday morning
delivered to US at that hour, by Mr. cloyes
AMERICAN BIBLE SocIErY-It is not trne, stated
ciety have purchased the property Of the Manhattan
Company in Chambers and Reade streets In May last
they contemplated doing SO; but while they were nego-
tiatng about the price, the opposite corner Reade
street. was sold to company, that wanted 1t for an
iron foundry This and the title not being deemed
tsfactory induced the society to break of the negota
ton. We learn that they have decided to remain
where they in Nassau street We are glad to learn
that the Society is in very prosperous condition
They printed during last month alone, seventy nine
thousand copies Of the Scriptures
FALL RIVER FrREMEN.-The Cataract Engine Com
pany Of Fall River numbering seventyfve fine look
Thursday last. Their neat and handsome uniform was
much admired 1t consists of blue shirt edged with sill
lace white hat with gold letters Their engine
tastefuliy decorated, and was drawn by four white
horses At eleven O'Clock they paraded with their band
that discoursed most excellent music up Broadway to
Union Square, thence down the Bowery and Chatham
street to the Aston House. where they partook Of
celent dinner. In the evening they returned home in
the splendid steamer Bay State The gentemany bear
ing and demeanor of these fine fellows fsvoraby
commented upon by our citizens and hope they will
visit again in the course Of the season. The men,
beers Of the band all amateur musicians and part
of the company.
CRUSHED TO DEArH-Coroner Walters was called
yesterday to hold inquest at the City Hospital,
the body of George McQuade native of Ireland aged
~ years. who to his death In the following
The deceased it appears resided at Wiiamsburgh and
came into the city, yesterday morning. with the inten
ton Of buying cattle and went down to the foot OF
Duane street. for the purpose and about stepping
on board the steamboat Buffalo, which had just in
when he slipped and he falling down, he was
caught between the boat and the pier seriously
injured that he survived but few hours after the
Verdict rendered according to foregoing facts
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R,chelleu pimond Pointed Gold Pens, with

dispute best and cheapest the selling
for SO only, by B. Z. Watson g. IS William street. one
who the exclusive sale Of them All other kinds Of gold
pens Wholesale Jetan the best to be found the
city; Browns pens reduction OF
Other pens 81 81 so sold for so and So elsewhere Pens
carefu ily aired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-28
Law Intelligence.


UNITED States DrsrEIcr CouRr-Ilsfore Judge Belts
-AuG. 27pioiation Of The Passenger .act The Bel
gan ship Charles Quint Captain MUSCLE, which arrived
here the lth instant with passen gers belled
to the act of Congress OF February S47 The
act provides that each shall be entitled to Ia
superficial feet Of the deck the Charles Qunt had zoos
superficial feet appropriated to passengers which enti
tied her to bring 47 bur she brought hundred and
seventy being twenty over the prescribed
ber The facts proven, and decree of forfeiture
accordingly granted. We understand the parties
intend to apply for remission Of The forfeiture the
ground that the captain and owners ignorant OF
the passage of the act Of 94 and that there wire
passengers board than the old law allowed and
moreover her cargo small that the passengers
not crowded 1t also appeared from the certificate
Of the health officer that the vessel in excellent
dtion.
liz CHAMBERs-Before Judge Oakley-Tn re Paul
Bruni-Another writ of habeas corpus obtained
from Judge Oakley on Saturday commanding the keep
Of the City Prison to bring the body Of Brun before
him on Monday next.
Cleared Out-A named Francis McCabe was
brought before Judge DAILY on Thursday, under q
writ of habeas corpus. to be discharged from
the United States army, on the ground Of his
being intoxicated when he enlisted After the
return to the writ read the ocer in whose charge
he was, asked for postponement, which granted
They then walked out into the vesibule when McCsbe
turned into the PASSAGE dotted his regimenta jacket,
down stairs and out through the east door into the
Park and has not since been heard Of