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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

M ARMED LADlES.-Marncd Lsdies would mud much
by the Hon, Owen with addten; and Alterations By r.
RED person. and the advice strictly followed psrsus
ded that different Of society from the present would
family Of children which could be but poorly reared prevent
here work that will tell you sec.es which
obvate all such objections PRICE Of the beck 80 cents For
Philadelphia, aud the Editor No. Ann New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

~ OBE.'. PATENT PREMIUM TENSION DINING
and Si
and he e K:
squasS for together Eh general q Gle
'P sss invited to call and AoBE Is Broadway
BTooS No q Pearl street O. co.qtis: sip s,1sa
the city will find tins very convenient pacsto get their meals
sssot.rc Late Of Lovejoys Hotel.
G..I dE1,
and 81 ASs NJ
Scs works. &C. Fourth Edition So pp ' with Illustrated
s only truly useful wS,. hi, T." lee before tho
feet rapd cure disorder stated the p.nest
pS;ssbs manner The recipe. for III the ss.eds. being faith
hS to sssy S sSsy place nou,o
which Ss f should @ pa
The nstnis s:d cure Of Structure j. fully treated
which s.emSs certain di.Olds sad to winch
e'ff Published by CLAY Co. Aon street. N "
paid 20 sny part Of United ,atss ADDRESS lpo.; psd
1aS g. A"s Yf'l For =: sS * the
FSh HE 81 n:
cy having devoted their attention dnsng the last six
requiring their services safe permanent cure Without
injury 10 the Constitution confinement from business
PRIMARY CASES OF 0ONORRHQcA, or Syphilis
yield TO t{ In IRON four q eight days. and the
mos. ss1 ,;;s onehu Oh '"e tune usually Aksn
'ysfrR esrg n NJ 1SE THE IrRETuRA f.o,.;a.,.a hv
some medical men as incurabe) treated without
nso cor enisnes % The patient, INV
or NOCTijRNAf ENiiSsilNS pIoducr nv sycss. o. I'M
prudence the most NAV he rsed from
The treatment Of the College N "'NA ''~'
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Persons ufferng from anv Of
aknvs th> And,
conyenent 20 bake application can have
70 them cheat c"ntsinng ali medc;nes rsaus, ~ rsorm
ia. ~ 80 40 70 u,e. ~, ny s,snf
any ard enclosing ten dollars DOS, psid direct
ed to W. s. RICHARDSON, N. d ''
o"'' '"'' '''s'o' IS NASSAU street New York.
vtIpTxTf,s sps,5-ITiC Pills
r. OR the radical OF Eonorhea, sleet seminal ennis
Sons ana all moccparuent oscnsses lion sne SIetq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12
&5O0 yaiieT'; French ,piii.--Ihi,

o. EnO CHAI.LEN 0E-Valier's French Pilis-lhis
DOOO unsvalied remedy for disease of private
meA positive and speedy cure without the restriction Of
the French Pills bassm copava capsules and
other mixtures fail give them decided
preference Besides benge eeciuai aud speedy
% sc yer ney are eney re- rom any %
least and be taken time the Of tho
selves without the fear OF suscion or discovery They
equally eectua for either in all complaint, of private
plants aer every other remedies had failed They have been
extensively used for the last all Of these
complaints with such universal the propretors cha
lenge produce remedy of equal Certainty under
witch of Liberty and by Wyatt Ketcham 12l
Fulton street. au20 9Ot*
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12
ITO THE LADTEs-DR. -TOWNsEND's sARsAPA-

RILLA Is iayor!te Of the Ladies Telieves Them Ola
and buOyan spirits Mrs. Parker kindly sent the follow
ing - $500
Dr. TowNsErD7Sir: sxves me pleasure e testify TO the
beneficial effects have experienced from the use OF your
Sarsaparla My very much reduced BY
general debility, and with variety Of female
plants read your advertisement and induced to tho
effect remedy restored me to better state Of health
had enjoyed for several previous TO taking it, aud
do cheerfuly recommend valuable medicine all
who afflicted a. have been MRS PARKER,
Baltic street. South Brooklyn
PRINCIPAL Office, l26 Fulton ut. au28 30sm
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4 Osl BROADWAY lcorner of John N).-TO THOSE
J. SL WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

lSZ WHO SHAVE. THEMSELVES.
(From the Evening PostSpecmens of Rings unapproach
able Vebena Cream for article
praised by those who made trial Of last year took the rs
BY those who know that il is impossible 70 manufacture an
article equal it. soening the skim fragrant to the
sense destroyer OF eckes and pmples and sold cheaper
than the old ALL therefore, who would consult
nomy and comfort shaving should possess of
(From the Evening inor.(-Rings Verbena Cream
know be the best kind OF shaving and
those persons who have troublesome boards should not be
without u.
Prepared and SALE Wholesale and RETAIL by Charles
Ring. Druggist, 92 Broadway, corner Of John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-28

Sr JAco DE CUBA, May g. lSi7.-We have now q
good supply Of American provisions The last sales
the wharf 40 Casks rice SO 2 100 barrels of pota
toes 81 7b Is barrels No mackere Sc 50 400 boxes
smoked herring 70 cents 200 do cheese &c., 200 kegs
$50 boxes candles SIG 49, hhds sheer pork SILL 10 bbls
lard Sl4 So 100 boxes goldfish So rs; $50 prime hhds
shocks, 81 SIN $50 boxes shocks 81 25 There is but
little doing ut present in the produce market sale OF
90J hhds Muscovado sugars TRANSFERRED few days since
at So lax; box sugars nominal at Il cents; moas
SIG per hid; bag coffee 81 6, cash. do So so IL
tobacco 50 H. There is great want Of tonnage here
both for the United States and Europe Exchange or
ling
ANTIGUA, May 10, ls47.-superfne -four per barrel
SO IS; corn meal 81; corn per bushe ST. black eyet
peas 81 2, oU; piiot bread, 20 o.; navy 40 90
do clear $a0 hams per pound 6 cents cheese 6c but
ter zoe; lard, l2c; candles, l6c spruce lumber $40
white pine do S22 50 pitch pine do $30 red oak stave
$685. cypress shingles, So cedar and white pine do, g.
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The Crops.

The crops suffering for rain In every other
respect they doing well The weather. within the
last month, has been delightful.
1t is said that Illinois will not raise wheat this
year than will be required for home consumption But
there will be very large quantities Of Indian made
which will be the substitute for consumption should
wheat continue high in price.
We were visited by few quite refreshing showers on
Sunday night and yesterday The fields now present
most beautiful appearance wheat rye corn oats pota
toes, SC are springng from the earth it were by
magic All fears and apprehensons of failure of crops
in our section must disappear.Lehigh (Pa) Register
Never We believe did heavens showers come down so
gratefully rs on Monday last The whole country was
parched and suffering grass and grain very backward
and all breadstufs rising to The clouds
which had been gathering and dispensing Saturday
and Sunday thickencd toward Monday morning, and
continued to pour down continuous stream, which II
did mans eyes good to look at.-Somerset (N J) Wing
There light frost in the interior of South Caro-
lima on the l4th instant.
Complaint is made in this part of the country that
caterpars nests are very numerous among the apple
trees this season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-28
Passengers Arrived.

FuS1eUSerB AfT1VeUs
LIvKRPooL-ShipP acfc-Mr Powell, lady and child; Mr.
Paynter, and POS IN the steerage
Rio SALvADoR-Bng r De Zaldo-Mrs Eliza Butler and
children.
BREMEs-Bark Florana-M Habzer and lady, Misses
Kroupfeisser, Mr. Kompt, and in the seerage
MATANzAs-Brg John Hill NJ Monroe.
ST. MARTIss-Schr Clara Fisher.E Rdcerzesta.
CHARLEsToN-Shp SULLIVAN O'Neill, lady and chill
dren John Mulligan lady and children Mrs Cohinburg
Miss Mccormack Mas A O'NeilI, Messrs Leweln, FL
der Parse Magoun, Strong Hubbard McNaman and
the steersge.
CHARLEsroN-Brig Emily-Mr VIM II Babcock, Mrs M
A Gervey WIN Babcock, Bsbcock, + Babcock, Rev h
Harris, Mcguire, Wibar Thomas Hall, II Bradbury
SAyANNAH-Brg Augusta-Mrs McGrgor, Mrs Mitchell
MIS- wayne children ana servants MS MilsI child and
ehildree Mrs yissard end children; Mrs Hoffman Miss
Cullen, Root Stevens, w II Hill, o SRoot Master
Champion, and 9 in the steenge.
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Foreign llnIportations.

LvERPooLShp Pacihc-1oo tons pig iron II
Irvin-93 Jos Eson-l csk A Van Wert-i Smith, Wright
4 co.. John Van Nesti II Tone-ls frames Of felt q w
Shields co-l33O bars IRON S,nderson-0 casks II
weedai 4 IL Balls Thomas COLO bales Werkly-3a
casks Brown, Wood coll II Hamerseyi hhds 10
Jane ron Band-io bale, Gi.hm COS David Haddera
Wesd-6so bals hoop iron Pursn colt casks Richard
Patrick co-l600 bars iron Ward-695 sacks salt q II
Shields colo doz Williams Guyon-ii casks and
20 crates to order.
GLAsGow--ship Manhattan-50 bottles Smith Thur
gar-230 tons coal Barclay & Livingston.
HAvANA-Brig America-2 hhds molasses 43 bbs sugar
JTaylo,-!:o Spon1.d Tiloston COLI sturges co2
hhds sugar Morse Taylor
Hsv.NABrig Moselle-2s bales tobacco Ca
ston3Oi bbls sugar Victor Achelis-ll9 bales
bscco Aymsr COLO bbs sugar Lentilhon-7I Robert
Wil,ams-36 Horn Burchardllo boxes sugar Dechlet
Dreyer.
BRgMEN-Bark Florana-5 es mdze L Cook-l Kohsart &
hr3l Jsng Behmann--l Hautine Osthimer-22 Reimer
Meeke-2o Minterhof, Piper Kark-3 c & Henr,ch-
eil bxs mdze h T. Poppe.
MARIISs-schr Cara Fisher-49 hhds sugar tiece as
bbs do bos tammans az de- 20 kegs do IN do pure
Durand-ll hhd terce 81 bbs do u
lasses Whmort-7 hid sugar 80 bbs do Foulke
"a bbls sugar Ike - tammerins b Bloss m.
PoRr PRIScE-Schr Thompson-728 bags coffee ,
wine 10000 BIS lg 10000 lbs log Rosare Co3O bags
coffee 7 Maresn-200 do Laurence Hill.
PorcH PRBrg Captain Johni8 hhds sugar and az hhds
molssses Sturge co-l73 hhds sugar souhmayd 6to~
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IL ENO REWARD--FELONY.-- Where's Robert
lOOO Glover, Frederick Glover, and William fover


q kOO REwARD.--FELONY.-W heIeas Robert
W lOOV Glover, Frederick Glover and William Glo,veI,
brothers, late of Leeds county Of York England; woole
cloth acture scribtler and dyers have nbscoara
tina, above reward will given 70 any wh be u
States Of America, (sucsnt inenatona, power ss any
given the proper authorities tor he a. private inorm
ton will lead their apprehcgson on ne Borouab Of
Leeds in county Of York ENGLAND 10 Tho nho on Bacay
ESQ., her Britannia Majey' Consul city o. Nsw veos old
80, ncbes high rather broad and walks sun
iy; he has somewhat sao h & u,
Leeds. IN r..,. old stand. about G
L Sh ~ more Il broad aud round and stoop IN
walking; walks heavily, slowly and sn{ vssy aa,s d
plerion, dark hail, has prom a 'ee'"' " "' ~
has liyed all has life IN LEEDS ... o,d and .ho,, ces
a tsH has rather long and thin visage, and light
IL cnc of the above be arrested reward Of $500
Will pe Clinton Hotel New York. May 20, 1sa7.
DITCH-soo bbls superior quality for sale n lots!o srb
L purchssers BY JAS l. A"oCoAf
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Mssrss slGh !,e,siis, euslsw. ~, cssl, cAaslss
1s5s-i 4 r.: t:ny. b.la.ss., xs.s. Nis-sssa, M
sisop-Md.. french. frovid.ne.
Ship Pacific LudIun. from Liverpool to Williams Guion
First twenty day: out strong sses from the westward
three year. saUe
ss May A ss:a y: sS E,.s.. vii.
G...sa Is u with ma.
Bremen s.!E saas. y.:.s, 4s day. from Bremen. with
5ss;a bark Sad S9s.s;s;a 6o::1::. q day. from Ant
Ee Ss;. !i rom v: Ss.
Il
Ssasas s:sss Sssl
e .s
he s chspp. az. yo
day; =: saw nothing q her
BemeS bark Eoriana, Pope 30 days from Bremen, with
Big Mos.e Ensis 10 day. from Havana with sugar to
5rs JOha Hin! P:srss IS day. from M...9..: with 1856
british SIY LIZ Mon Is day: from Bfss. iseo:nSj in
sn Hs,: S May viii
'1s 'fsG S'e1 saif from May
70 p e%
Sd ' long ~
passed large ice berg ;.
% S.: e. kr .:ss
ps Ss .sSr Rsnd:s ''n'
S CO. diSi s a % a:
Big co%sSdsrs Hull cOnhs 20 day. from Trinidad Dc
s ass brig SS M from
Brig ds ZadS ROBBERS q days fon Rio Salvador with
efss
molasses, to CHAMBERLAIN Ponvsr.
Ss MssSa bseHs q days from ''a1 with
spoke ken at
With sS As!a i;fG Tx s% fH
ss '' Eiyiis
bat L.,so leng % 70 spoke the .ehr Planter from
BSE MsS,oi Sssni.w sS days from Jacksonville &c F.
Big Watson Watson, il day. from sav.nnahwith lumber
s!e Mssoa shsfsli day. from Savannah with cotton
AaSns!a Sherwood, days from Savannah. sturx
Brig Emily, Godfrey, days from Charleston, Durham &
Bi;h sshr T4ipX. Gr;sy days from Glasgow, with
ballast, to Bsche Dreyer The is
from rsnss h "a,
Gulf Stream spoke VIII lie ship George Mary with $500 bis
schr King Philip, Sherman 20 days from Port Prince,
~ sstl rival III ~
Neswith Walsh 400 hhas Al erces IS hhds moasses
Taylor Vessels left 18th instant of Carde.
spoke brig Cardenas Is days from Portland for Havana
Schr Clara Fisher Mumford 6 days from st Martins with
sugar. to Blossom .
Schr Wakula Parker 80 days from Trinidad de Cuba with
81, 400 gallons molasses Chasterlaio * Ponyert.
Schr o Thompson Putnam 10 days from Port Prince
with mdse to Rossire Sailed in brig Ida, for Pha
delphia; Draco. Boston.
Schr sage Padget days from Charleston with &c
Last evening off the Hook by the bark 0azele
bound out - .
Schr Commod IRE. Powell IA days from Mobeswih cotton
to Hunter - .
schr Planet, Gaskel days from Warrington NC, with
naval stores, 70 3 Mitchell.
Schr IL Leighton, Hardy Wilmington. c, with naval
stores, to master.
Schr Augustus Parker, Virginia. timber.
Schr Powell Powell from Wilmington, N c. with ma
val stores, to Powell.
Schr Andes Keane, New London, oil.
Jchr Spy, Alien, Boston, mdse.
Schr Olive, Smith, Wilmington, NC, naval stores.
Lighter sch Ganges Allen the wreck of the ship Ash
land.
Sailed.
Ship Coromandsl. Liverl DOL. and others.
AlspC hrvs
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Asf s!sss Nay Es;s y
Phi ssi% seRssvsr s. Thems bark
Aene Eliza Baker New Orleans four vessels in sight
sch; Gull Lewis: Srs: fsn
sssi Chr Sslsss; sE,iE:5
ssc ss; sss' %ss: ss
g'a FIX
fTfTs ReS ssds Sass; ssy e.
;sa' Fsi:
s: s Hs q ss Gfssi.s
d.. eR t
MoSt f. Ss
ElisaSsh GIN Nex Orleans Cabot LaHdsT :hiR EIh.
Rsdsss .'s Ms:fs a1 M
s vs virgins. fg s ss% 'eh
49, .., 49,. PHIL4DELrHIA, May a1-!P.M.
: S'y Fs;ss
;So1" " Ss!is:os '%Isas
salem Nv; Sarah Strong Strong Green
Fl" sI: :S
s$ ma .fs
5h Strong, Strong, All Point; Cha Piiiman. Beatty New
New Yo12 Mc cfS do '' '''''' "' ' ''
Miscellaneous Record.
sfs e., sss: 'SS s &
Friday the asst miles North Of Cape Fear while lowering
IL II he e. :: s i~; *:
hs and AZ s:1Ds II.
vessel rendered unmanage for Cleared the
ces
bound from the mouth Of the Rio rands to New York with
pened
scHs HAND Nckqls, from DesO.ton Island of and for
Iaudp nj Land
about ~ ~ ssd a'i: ihisS IsS Vessel would 9s
Ss % fGf S 1s'S G s
KsI Wss5 May T. ls7-Ths brig Ro..li. and cargo
to sscs TIE Marshal viii sci.
e ';s
Tss
cotton lard flour and pork The .,sske have ltsl!sd
a anon a o. sir..dy been being
q S s A Ss ss SrI G. e. Ss
New Orleans, bound to L,eTpoo ;S here and has "a dis.
tn. sch, ssvsy
other news worthy ofnote.
%h scvss % o
Soo2s III Liverpool '''''"'' ''''' ~ - ' i'
BR.o HELLrsroyr. Of Proyidenes before reported absn
$4,000 tie vessel and the Columbian Office five thousand
doll'" on freight money spoken.
Pr shn B.i.'ae steering hoa Nix Z
the Enterprise, this port.
Snip Mcsem French from Orleans for Brest May g. as
Ship Monti-eIio Lambert from Glasgow for New York.
Ship from Boston for Orleans May "a. South
Arrhe Iaus ofH from fpY
May 8. lat 20 IS, long 70 So
May 49, lat 30 a. Ion II 49, four mased under
steam and canvass going about sir knots an hour steering
Banks Calico. for New Orleans May 3d. lat &c 81, long
Bark Triton, for N Orleans May 4, Bahama Banks.
Bark Falmouth, Walker, from Philadelphia for Vera Cruz,
Bark Oxford Of and IS ds FIN Boston for Monevdeo April
Bark Niagara, il ds I'm Boston for Orleans. May a. lat 20
bark Eaase,s days from Antigua for York. May IT,
Bark G,iindo, French days from Bangor for Cuba.
Bark Hannah Elizabeth Of Rotterdam April sth lat II 50
Brig Rideout Kin,man ds FIN York for Cuba. April g.
Brig C.nsda 80 ds I'm Bait for Valparaiso April a. lat
Francis Beck of and from New York for cad1 Nay
Brig Ada aud Emma tD.nsh) a. hours from N York for
R9ttedsm May r. at 20 g. long oI Phla May of Fish
Brig Msrgmetta Morse days FIN Rio J'neiro for York.
B%s Mary Ellen ssls% Gregory for St Jaso de Cuba
sh a "oss from for Boston, May a. lat % o.,
long - xyv,.,.r>su
May ~ ship iSo W Ss Sanford, ,"a NV
Art AZ London ash inst. ship John Elizabeth Walker,
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l.ll. ns s.s 3:a:eS ff: ssssv sssi, "a
No. 1saaisssa, Nes.ss6 &:peSLe. Sqyls n bsaGsd
Avon. ffest do; Lodi Thompson Calais
RIcHMoNp May 23-An schrs Lynchburg Gould. NY9rk;
Joseph Marsh Rogers do CT ship Franklin Smith. Bre-
men; bark Potomac, Lothrop Gibraltar;
SAco, Nav GAR Mary Runnells, Phad. :,
SALEM May 25-Cld bark Chalcedony, Upton, Montevi-
,uroroS NC May 25-Ar 22d Br brig Young Queen,
picked up By schr Mary before repored sehr ratmos
o~.d 10 York In distress JeroomoH Goser, NYork Cid
S,th brig North America, Bradbury NYork schr Da-
via AIurch. do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-28

SHIP FEvER.-The Statesman of yesterday
SAYS 1--WE learn that there are no less than
sixty patients In the hospital Of Aims House.
sick with the ship fever We understand IL proves fatal
In a large proportion Of cases "
Among the omigrants recently arrived at Baltimore
the ship prevails to great extent and many have
died
In the Westminster county poor house this disease has
broken out. One death has occurred, and there are
several sick
On board the ship Lochibo, which arrived at Quebec
Friday last 20 deaths had occurred from ship fever
In the aims house at Boston Monday last I'll X
deaths occurred, five Of ship fever.
The Montreal Herald Of the 25th inst sBys ~" We re-
greet to that the orebodngs Of evil with respect
emgrants arriving in the st. Lawrence, at this
ment only too sadly verified. We have been favored
with the sight of letter from Quebec which ap
pears that very large number OF deaths have taken
place on board OF many Of the vessels coming out
On board the Agnes, there have been fifty deaths;
on board the Wandsworth, forty-fve; on board the
Jane Black, ten or eleven board the George,
twenty in all about hundred and fifty There are
now learn about two hundred and sixteen patients
on shore in the hospital besides two hundred
~ others board four ships, which still detained
At Crosse Isle. The government, In the meantime has
been engaged In doing all In its power to alleviate the
caiamity We understand that the Chief Emigrant
agent at Quebec has engaged two experienced medical
men 70 90 TO the Quarantine station to assist DR. Doug
In taxing charge OF the Sick and accommodation has
peen provided Tor 10000 persons the island He has
also given the necessary orders for the erection Of
FEVER hospital on Wind Mill Point above the canal This
hosptsi WIN contain two hundred persons. shed II
also 70 De erected on the island wharf.
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Herald Foreign Commercial Correspondence

HAVANA, May l3.-Wthin day or two speculative
movement has Tested itself in sugar market,
and prices have advanced. We now quote Cucurochos
at 51sa6 reals; ordinary yellow 6xa6x reals middng
yellow 6a7 reals; fine yellow 7a71s reals; forete yell
low 7kasx reals; ordinary white s1Sa9 reals middlng
white 9,<a9k fine and forete whites 9s<al0 reals Mo-
has also improved sales of clayd have been made
in Cardenas at 2a2 reals Freghts little easier
Exchanges dull New York and Boston to lK per cent
discount. Corn abundant, sales at 81 reals.
May l6.-Sincs our respects of 9Th inst which
confirm the demand for sugar of all kinds has since been
very active at the advance In molasses change.
Exchange dull London has been dull at ga per cent,
and northern bills be obtained at ~ per cent dis
count Freghts to the United States 81 for sugar and
S3a3H for molasses
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PHILApELPHIA, May ~, ls47.

PHILADELPHIA, May ", lss'.
The conspiracy in Court Of Sessions charging
two named Townsend with procuring the arrest ana
imprisonment Of Mr. Deason of New Jersey, on an sc
cusaton Of forging note for $40 has been concudeo
by verdict of guilty against the defendants Ihey
have been sentenced to fifteen months imprisonment
Constable Roberts who arrested the defendants In Jer
sey, has been indicted and will be tried there
The frauds upon emgrants committed by pretended
agents in selling them tickets OF passage
to other cities which utterly valueles are stu prac
ticed in your city with apparent mpunity Every few
days instances brought light here which prove the
cunry exposed to this swindng from their ignorance
of the language and efforts should be made to punish
the parties guilty OF these to deraud the I'M
The new building of the Academy Of Fine Arts has
been greatly hronged by the admirers OF the beautiful
since the openingat least should judge from
the crowd present during the few moments able
to inger there has become quite reeable place
Now that the Heraids expresses have reduced rapi-
dity Of travelling to system, General Tom Thumb has
day morning. and reach Boston In time make his bow
before an audience there Monday morning, at ii
O'Clock. There being no line to leave New York on
Sunday, an extra steamboat will be chartered to
vey the General and suite to Boston His levees here
are increasing in popularity his visit draws to cose
Mrs. Mason was much liked in Julia last night though
suffering from cold which rendered her voice rather
dsagreabe in the high She has all the requisites
for great actress the requisite exibty Of voice
which to have been injured by the bronchtis
affection of the lungs In other respects her mpersona
ton OF Julia was equal to that Of Fanny Kembe in her
palmest days
The viennoiss children return to the Walnut street
boards next week. to receive the Juror which attended
their first visit.
The production of Tampa" at the opera house has
been stamped with approval by large and brilliant audi
ences at every rep presentation.
De Meyer the lion pianist performs at the Philharmo
mic Saturday evening in two of his avorite
pieces
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
NfS s,s s; os
Y Loan s 81 l07A; 500 do do. ios; S3noo Tennessee
,nds S. l00a $4,000 Cincinnati Bonds 6 9 93 $50 State
IS, 89lS
AFTEs ALEs-7s shares Grand Gulf M Ado Pennsylvania
Bank ASA
srcosD SoAap-o shares Harrisburg Railroad 81 IS d.
Sbu0 u Loan 6 sc, lO7 $4,000 State So, 78; Penn Bank
s9A $1,000 Reading Railroad Mortgage Bonds IL 100 Gnrd
Bank. l2x.
ApTEn 5ALEs-45Oo Texas Bonds. 81.
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BRoxEss BoAnD May al hs CSn1sstcsI River K aas
q right. Boston and Maine RsilIoad 10 shs Eesdiss
R,Iioad N'rwieh Wosssa k.,S S se S q DO
500 Ra;H.a 80 81 W s;a k.il ,cos
S5ocs Reading Railroad Bonds 80 73H $50 Ire ,sury
io4 $1,000 dos per Gent, o3* 20 rights Boston and Maine
Colony Ra sosd Ioe> Io3 Ns,hu. and Lowell IA load
road ss4 4 Fitchburg Railroad l2aH fremont Maauf
Go, io0o;s Boston Bank. S5a 5tx II City Bank, 9e
Granite Bank, 98 North Bank Market Bank par S7O
II; 10 Manchester Mills, par 5000, 70 per CT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-28

..f4xA1 Teaxs.-nuriss the. week ending the
the folowing oaaess ALBANY, eissA2 Isl New York
yols1 %; West Troy, s9oo4S so-totsl s44,69s a. On
the downward freight there collected at buhalo'
S5e,95 49, at Black Rock. $7,5s2 65 and at Oswego;
Sl0,3l7 92-total, S7695l So being Az aggregate OF
$l9l47. Last year, the amount received was gosao2'
Of which there was received up freight at Albany
$lO403 and West Troy Sl5366; and ON down reignt
at Black Rock GAL at Buffalo, 05s3 and ut Oswe-
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