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

made this morning and yesterday 1t - H. The weeks
inspection Of -four has been about barrels sales
very slowly at So to 90 cents Rye 10 cents Rye nour
81 l2x Csrnmeal without demand. No change In Fro
Visions barreed meats totally nominal and Bacon con-
tinues In fair state Of demand Lard fair at last quo
tatons Whskey 27H cents in bbls Tobacco Is In sir
demand and without change for the best grades Wool
quiet and receipts very moderate. Groceries In good
supply and unchanged in feeling
PITTSBURGH, Sept. ll-l2 M-The river has common
ced rising and there are ~ feet water in the channel
with every prospect Of an excellent stage Tor the rest
Breadstus and sellers not met by buyers
In the general market, no change worth notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12
BY iii Il m AlLS.

W..u,xarox ss,t q ,sa7
r y
"""e"'"g co'TePoHde"ce-'dHot"v "ood Letter from
General Taylor
Nianv lst.ra In va hs.n ,rr;ttsn to .n.r. T.u,o 49,,
:, ''N'' NM
ne mas gwen some excellent ones In reply In reference to
the Presidency and his views of the leading political
oues,iona NJ tho dav I'm. or t,vo ~ his .,s,w.r. r.
=, ~"
ever pohoa specuators nave been characterized
by that clearne terenes simple Of stye
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" se ~ ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "e
suppose that IN these exceptions the CID soldier was
ANNOYED by his appicants and dsposed of them with
a.. L., no..,I ..ro,,on s - -, -. s,.t..
''o ''"'s Po'' "y' 40 ""J " "ou'u oiem'ss
unwelcome visitor whose object to Cross question
rather than TO give friendly advice In these cases n
,.,,,..... -, ,,,., IL -. .,. 49,. -. =, :
uoo"s 0 'U epJ ' P'"p'' Wv "i1'" ioi
the soldiers patience We have seen letters In the
hand writing Of Gen TAYLOR the style of which as far
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soid 81 brave and steady courage and sagscitv
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ms humanity 70 tne ms oons,ae,s.on ior
ms men ana tns splS WIN % % ne presents ns wants
ms claims anu ms r's 70 TUG oecie.ary oi wnr-and
sioo s"e ~ tbs "ountrv nce tha ons, ~ ,h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

Died.
On Friday 10th instant after painful Illness the
Of William and Rebecca VAN Books, aged year,
months and days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
spsctfuly invited to attend his funeral from $50 Heus
ton street, on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Saturday, the nth instant, JAMES MEHAN in the
9th of his age and for the last As years resident
of this city.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock from his late residence, 267 Mulberry street
On Saturday, September 18th, HANNAH d CHAMBERS
wife Of q. w Chambers at his residence Tomknsville
Staten Island after lingering illness of months aged
Al years.
The relatives and friends OF the family particular
y requested to attend her funeral at his residence Mon
day 18th, at o'clock
On Saturday Sept 18th, DENNIS DEvLrS, at the City
Hospital aged 10 years.
His funeral will take place from the City Hospital at
o'clock this day the friends and acquantances Of his
cousin Dennis Devn, invited to attend his funeral
without further invitation.
On the Goth Of August, at New Orleans, Mrs BRDoEr
wife Of Mr. Matthew Byrne, native Of Sligo, Ireland
On the LIST instant at New Orleans, E. LINCOLN Ding
LEY, aged 81 years. a native Of New York
On the LIST instant, at New Orleans Mr. HENRY fit
SING, aged about % years, native Of Germany.
On the 2nd instant, ut New Orleans Mrs JAMES H. lR
WIN, aged 81 years. native OF Ballina County Mayo,
Ireland.
On the 2nd instant, at New Orleans, PATRICK J.
LANoAN, aged about 81 years. native Of the town Of
Longford, Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12
Legislative Proc ceilings.

ALBANY, sept. IT. IsU.
SENATE.
This body were engaged all the morning in the dis
cusson of bill to release Cattaraugus County from
tain payments into the State treasury arising out Of
the anti-rent disturbances. The bill was laid over
The bill for filling vacancies in justices in Superior
Court Of New York and Recorder Of Albany passed
The bill for the par redemption of country bank bills
was farther discussed but not disposed Of
ASSEMBLY.
Among the petitions several relative TO the sy
racuse and Rochester Railway, and for the immediate
completion Of the canals
Mr. BAsooM gave notice of bill to fix railway fare at
two cents per mile
The bill from the Senate, relative to the Superior
Court Of New York and Recorder Of Albany passed
Neither House will set on "wednesday or Thursday
next having accepted invitation to attend the State
fair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12
TELEGRAPEIIC.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept lip. NJ.
Flour-The market has undergone very little change
since our last depatch We report sales to-day OF 800
barrels Howard street at SIS %. Wheat-We report
sales of 1000 bushels Maryland reds at 90 1885, Corn
Sales Of 1000 bushels Of Maryland white and yellow
made at 5S GOO. Rye inactive. Old oats were
some hrmer. Whiskey was dull, in barrels ut 27hc.
There was nothing Of Importance in provisions Tele
graph open again TO Petersburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12
ALBANY, September IL.

Flour-The market exhibited no change. We quote
Western brands and Genesee at So 37 to SIS 62k-the
latter figure for fresh ground from wheat Corn
Sales Of about 1000 bushels Western mixed made
at Ga cents Oatssales Of 5000 bushels made at
AZ cents Whiskey remained about the eame There
nothing reported in wheat Receipts by the canal
during the past twenty four hours about follows
Hour 5000 bbs corn, a. 900 bushels; wheat, 1000 do
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BUFFALO, Sept. LIP. M

bUFFALO, otPC 1T. NJ.
Flour-The market remained without material change
and in general rather dull Sales Of 500 barrels
made consisting Of fair Western brands at 81 ISL fresh
ground from wheat, this State and Western were
held at 81 s7h S. Wheat of good quality was rather
scarce and prime Western held at ST o.. Corn
There very little change in the market Sales of
5000 bushels mixed made at SO cents including
parcels Of yellow at SO cents Rye was inactive
Oats Sales OF 5000 bushels made at 40 cents Gre
ceipts omitted Freghts by canal to AlbanyFlour SO
so cents; wheat 10 cents corn lax cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

BosTor, Sept. ll-P M.
Four-The market continued steady, and sales of all
kinds footed up about 5000 barrels good Western and
Genesee brands, at s. 10 So wheat-no sales Corn
The market showed very little change we note sales
OF about 10000 bushels including mixed and yellow at 20
"a cents Oats-The article was some frmer We note
sales OF 5000 bushels old at so cents Hemp continued
Arm and small sales Of American dew roted were made
$3.50 per ton Whiskey-no change. Provisions rather
inactive. FreIghts about the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

Of exports imports s the most favorable feature Of
the forsign trade. Every country exhibiting annual
balance In It's yor equal to the above In the same
proportion to its own commerce. must be In high
ly prosperous condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

Photographic Correspondence Of philadelphia Bulletin
BALTIMORE, Sept. Ill PM have no change to
note In the baltimore markets. Flour Is heavy, with
gales City Mill Ut 20 49, but sellers than buyers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12


Corros.-The sales to day do not exceed 1900 bales
and were made at the prices Of yesterday About one
half OF the purchases by spnners and the residue
are supposed to be speculative.
FsH-saes of between 500 and 1000 quintals of dry
cod were made at So so. Mackerel were dull and no
sales of consequence reported.
FRuIr-Bunch raisins Of prime quality, were said to
mostly out of first hands while the market for ali kinds
had an upward tendency.
HnMr-No sales reported, while previous prices
continued firm.
LEAD.-sales of 900 Pigs were made deliverable at
Quarantine, at - la1 The article hand in the city
MISUNDERSTANDING of consequence was doing, and
the market remained rather dull
NAVAL SToREs.-Ssles OF 100 bbs spirits turpentine
were made at 5lc 100 do in store at $40 and small
sale made at 53c months 400 bbls North county
rosin sold ut Csc; raw held at So IS Tar quote
at 81 so 81 IS.
Gus inseed-sales Of 5000 1000 gallons of Eng
llsh made at 62c $50. Fair sales of American
said S6Kc. refused for selected whale There
several hundred barrels crude sperm reported sold
livered in New York, at ST. In manufactured there
PRovsIoNs-Sales of 900 bbls. prime pork
at 81 So and sales of 800 do mess do reported sold
at Ia SO In small lots store prices ruled at $l
for prime, and for good mess at Sl4 SIX SIS Beef
remained without change in prices Lard, in kegs,
steady at Ike, and in bbs at loo. l0Xc. Butter
dull; Ohio quote at llc 21c, and this State
common at l2ko 13c., and good dairy do at lao
16c. Cheese-Good daiiies were steady at 10. INC.
Inferior dull, and prices in measure nominal.
RicEThere was no change, and no transactions were
reported
suoAR-Ths market was quiet, and on account of the
nclemency Of the weather. the 100 hhds advertised to
be sold by auction to-day, withheld until next
week Quotations for Muscovadoes ranged from 5zSc
exc; Porto Rico, with other descriptions, remained
about the
sEEp-There was some parcels Of new North Carolina
haxseed on the market, for which 81 40 81 ~
timothy.
the prices sales receipts and stock hand for the
week ending this afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

night
TALLow remained firm at 9z l0c, with sales.
WHALEBoNE-Saes Of 1000 lbs North w est were made
at 34c.
WHnKrYSales Of 100 bLls, States prison, were made
at &c. Drudge was held at axe.
FREIcHrs-The packets to Liverpool asked % for
-four, and 1882 I'D for cotton; but heard Of
gagements Of any moment on any terms Heavy freight
to London reported engaged ut 30s and beef, in
tierces at 5s To the Continent there nothing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

Died.

On the 10th Sept, by the Rev. John Bowling, d.
Mr. JOHN Halle, Jr, to Miss CLARA SOPHIA BRAYToN
both Of Warren, Rhode Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

III ASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA-
Not only but warranted for consumption
and all diseases Of the lungs This has decided the dispute
about the durability Of consumption and satisfied the medical
faculty and all who have used IT, that consumption. and all
affections of the lungs cannot only be cured bat they
the human frame is liable The operation of single bottle.
which but dollar, sufficient satisfy patient
ifnot altogether far with the dsease-of this fact
aud single dose gives evidence of its extraordinary in
huencc arrcstng and eradicatng the malady by the
date relief which affords This quack
dy Dr. Hastings its discoverer Of the eminent
physicians of the and has made full disclosure Of his
tory and all its component parts to the world not wishing to
incur the responsibility Of conning himself for the sake of
profit which calculated to do such universal
good And such has been the wonde results of
physicians of both heispheres calling
sufferers have ediae and proclaim
ing that Of all known il alone has positively esab
hed its efficacy by undenabe proofs curing consumption
and all other diseases of the lungs.
Price One Dollar bottle six bottles for five dollars As
this very expensive preparation, Is not left around
commission is the mode with quack medicines but must
be purchased and by those who sell again This
rangement will general, limit its sal. the larger cities
Napha Syrup be obaued and who be reached by
stage express steamboat any other public conveyance
should write direct NJ A. f. Harrison, No lat Greenwich
street. New York. enclosing remittance for the number Of
bottles required which will be Immediately packed and for
waded to them manner to their safe and speedy
delivery.
Notice-Moore Co.. the former agents for this medicine,
have with the Of Dr. Hastings of London, sold and
transferred the agency Of the American continent M A
Syrup Of Naptha in the United States and Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

WATER wANTED-In private family. One who
.a NO sS. .Ssy i sss %
Roy WANTED An active. intelligent boy is wanted ia
az English commission house Inquire ss Ss.ysr st.
WANTED-At' 6ts Broadway, person to assist in max
ing sales Of Lace. aud embrode.es and one 70 make
store go BrOadwsyons who Knows The streets Of the city
Xs.1 FS ss
ens No !5s Broadway corner of Grand street, IN
WANTtp-s5 900 70 be Invested with s73SOe already in.
" vested in profitable manufacturing establishment near
the Company as President
I s.. boz Ills New York post office. sll 6t.rc
WANTED-Ag good Cook; also an American woman as
near the Bowery '"'''''"' Apply ~ 80 $40 stsrc
s6 M z. oi .sd Ere Sfss NJ:
o oG0 p wages dy steady
ss to Be "'ii
WANTEpA farmer and his wife, TO one who under,
VIII b: a all it, q TSSd e q.
Hsaf Vs. s BE s and
Place. between the hours of and o'clock in the morning
Fashon-Ths popularity System such requires
with Ss.e
Colonel May The beauty and design Of the pI,te
E address AM Eli
Philadelphia. sill Sc
DRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING, No. SO Cedar Street..
Double Entity the the
gle Entry Bookkeeping Improved continues to teach as
above.
books constituting set and person Of good capacity will
by this become competent book keeper about
month, and will receive certificate to that effect
Prospe with obtained at the from A.
M 80 sOsm
DOVER LOOMS-For sale, 80 Narrow Looms, Of
peror make of ron twilted work. either cotton
wooden sanets, Kentucky jeans tweeds drills, with
change They will be sold bargain. Inquire %
Broad street. 50 l8tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, sept H.
The markets were generally rather inactive, as
usual on the last day Of the week During 'Change,
report prevailed that the New World below with
four days later news from Liverpool which had ten
dency check operations but the report turned out to
be incorrect Sales of -four rather limited while
prices remained about the Ordinary brands from
old wheat were dull, while and fresh ground, with
prime qualities of old in fair demand and steady
for the Eastern market. Wheat dull while corn
continued about the same Meal exhibited change
In pork there was doing Groceries in
active.
AsHEs-The market for pearls steady; sales Of so
bbls were made at 81, and so do. pots at So 1874
BEEswAx-The last sales Of Northern yellow
made at "a 24hc.
BREApsrUFFs --F1our-We note sales Of 800 bbls
Ohio Castalia' ground, from wheat the arrival
of which notified yesterday at SO 25; sales 1000
barrels Oswego made private terms supposed to
be at about SIS 50 500 bbls Genesee ground from
bbs Ohio extra sold at So 25; Southern was inactive
at So So 25 The last sale Of Georgetown, from
wheat, made at SO so. Wheat-The market was
dull, and the tendency of prices to droop; 100
bushels OF Genesee were sold private terms. We
heard of transactions in Western. Corn-Sales of
1000 5000 bushels Western mixed, made at &c.
and $500 do. fat yellow at 7Oc; 5000 mixed slightly
damaged, sold at Gle. The same offered for 5000
and refused; 500 do, little heated sold at CSC
MeaI-The article continued dull and no sales
ported; prices remain the Rye-Sales Of about
old reported sold at 45c., were held at 42c
Noth traua trad in haro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12
From the south.

PHILADELPHIA, September LIP. M.
The New Orleans papers have failed to through
by the southern mail and the Charleston papers
tain nothing later from the quarter Neither do
passengers from the south give any further intelligence
The weather here is cold ough for thick clothing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

DOVER LOoMs-For sale, 80 Narrow LOOMS Of SUI
peror make of ron to twed work. either cotton
wooden satnets Kentucky jeans, tweeds drills with
change They will be sold bargain. Inquire 20
Broad street s l8tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-12

PAhK THEAThE-Borss, 81; Pin. 50 esats; Gallery IS
eeso-Mond.y Evsning, Sept H. will be performed The
ssY.rss@y Of Ihs NERVOUS NAN AND THE NAN OF
vii siar rhs sor;s of ME 1pns "a which character he
Mr. Aspen, Mr.. Bass. 'o"'eeh
To which will be added the eomsdetta of TEDDY raP
Macreen Mr. Collins. A"e "iao"
To conclude with the farce OF SHOCKING EVENTS
Gnfhnhoof. Mr. Bass; Dorothy, Miss Kate Hon.
Doors open o'clock Performance commence pr.
cisely at half nast7. -