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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-10
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market Is slowly improving There Is not
much doing but prices little better At the first
board Erie Railroad, DID, went up per cent Canton
d; Norwich and Worcester 4 Harlem u North A
merican Trust u farmers Loan closed firm at prices
current Saturday, and Stoningon fell off per cent
At the second board East Boston advanced per cent
while Stonington and Harlem closed firm at prices
rent in the morning
The money market continues exceedingly easy, the
banks discounting very literally and the demand
from all quarters is fully satisfied:
The heavy importations since the LIST of August have
had an influence upon quotations for sterling exchange
and rates have advanced fraction. We quote bills
on London LOG lO6K on Paris ST. 32>f ST. SIX Am
sterdam, 39k a 39H Hamburg, IS a 35k Bremen, 10
a 1874.
The Albany Exchange Bank has declared a dividend
of three and ahaf per cent payable the 10th inst
The receipts Of the Macon and Western Railroad for
the month of July, amounted to $eo2o SO, Of which
$5263 80 from passengers sse 90 from freight,
and 1857 II for the mail
The exports of domestic cotton goods from Boston to
foreign ports, during the month of July amounted to
1887 bales and cases.
The completion of the Madison and Indianapolis Rail-
road progressing rapidly The rails laid within
thirteen miles Of indianapolis and 1t Is expected that
the cars will commence running by the middle of Au-
gust.
The exports from Michigan for the quarter ending
June si7 nearly equal in value to those for the
whole Of the year 1876. Had there been q sudicent
number Of vessels to have taken away the produce
fast it accumulated at the ports there would been
much larger expectation. The quantity and value Of
certain articles exported from Detroit Maumee Bres
Trenton Algonne Newport and st. Clair, from April LIST
to July lst were annexed -
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LAW Intelligence.


UNITED STATES CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFICE, Aug g
Before Commissioner GardinerCharge Of .4ssauL NTH
charge of having assaulted a with billet Of
wood, was discharged, and the complaint dismissed.
CoURr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, August 9-Before Re-
corder Scott and Aldermen Dodge and Msserole John
McKeon, Esq District Attorney.
Trial for Grand Larceny.-A young Irish girl, by
the of Ellen Gen placed at the bar for trial
grand larceny having the 10th Of July last stolen
i've half eagles, quarter eagle and pair OF rings
in all worth $2s So the property Of James Donohue of
cution James Donohue depossd that the accused had
lived in his family for some time, with the understand
ing that to be entitled her board for her
vices until she could procure a situation; that on the
day in question she went away from his house. and that
after her departure the property was missed The case
was submitted to the jury under charge Of the Court
After brief consultation thsury In and rendered
q verdict Of guilty Of petit larceny only, whereupon the
Court sentenced the prisoner to be confined in the PEN
itentiary for months.
sentenced. John Warnham, at the February term of
this court pleaded guilty to an indictment for keeping
dsorery house In Water street. and In whose case the
court suspended judgment on condition that Warnham
should abste the nuisance and from the neigh
borhood this morning brought in by officer Barton
by virtue Of bench warrant to for his old Of
fence nasmuch he had failed to abste the nuisance
in question lie was sentenced to pay fine Of $780, and
be vr tHr
next placed at the bar for trial. charge for
grand larceny being indicted for having the Sd day
Of s46 distracted from the pocket Of Lewis Tice
pocket book containing SAC In bank bills. For the
IL shown In evidence that MT Tice the
accused and another person jointly occupied room At
their boarding house. In Second street that Mr. Tice
the Sd Of April 1885, missed his pocket book that
the accused and the third searched without
finding anything establish the guilt Of either Of them
that the accused was subsequently suspected Of being
the guilty party and that searching the apartments
occupied by his mother in Delaney street. the stolen
pocket book there found with Sl2 in bank notes In
It. The accused ably defended by +. A. Tamadge
Esq and the jury, after short ABSENCE rendered
dict Of not guilty and he was accordingly discharged
Trial for Passing C0tuferfeff M0ufu-Jameg Madi-
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Pax THEATRE There was large and fashionable
audience at the Park evening" to listen to the opera
of Linda OF Chsmouni." Madam Bishop received, ~
usual the reward which she richly deserved viz the
greatest applause for the admirable manner In which
she performed the part Of Linda In fact each evening
the admiration of the opera goers at the truly
artistical manner in which the prima donna at the
Park discharges the responsibilities of her station
We more than have already said in praise
Of Linda but we had the pleasure last evening of
listening to Madame Bishop in the PatriaDi Tsnti
Pslps from Tancred and in this she lsurels.
Here all depended herself alone and nothing
to mar the beauty Of her excellent execution. The
whole audience were delighted and as the bouquets
were not quite exhausted ones were thrown upon
the stage at the conclusion of " o Patria,n which
repeated by the unanimous request Of the audience
The farce Of Kiss In the Dark enacted between
the opera and the grand scena from Tancredi Mr. w.
B. Chapman, s. Pearson, Mrs Knight Miss Greenwood,
and Mrs Burrows appeared, and were we'll received.
Tonight, Linda will be repeated, and on Thursday
La Sonambua."
BowERv THEArRE-The thousands of persons who
have visited the Bowery Theatre since the add
ton to the company and the engagement of Miss Julia
Turnbull loud in their praise Of the amusements
that nightly provided there, and Of the superior
acting Of the performers. All who have not yet
Miss Turnbul in the opera Buy 1t Dear IT'S Made o.
Cashmere" have missed treat-snd have those who
have not Mr.. Burke, Hall, and Marshall in their
avore pieces. The opportunity to do 30 has however,
not yet passed. for three much admired pieces in which
they will all appear will be performed this evening
Thew consist Of the Jevess, or the Council of Con.
4"ey 0on's' y. 'ne o"eo'' W .ne ooun0n VI "0
stance" buy 1t Dear" and the Spirit Of the Foun
tainn An agreeable time can be spent in the Bowery
Theatre tb,s ovsn,r. str.nosr. IN tba c;tv u,u do
' '' '''Ans' '~'s''' - A' '-' W." Wv
well TO go there.
CASTLE GARpEN-This evening the sweet ballad
singer, and excellent actress Miss Phillips takes her
benefit She is very popular, and has become great
favorte at this theatre and no doubt her friends and
admirers will give her substantial proof that her merits
as an actress deserve their patronage The
commence with the overture OF Calpn OF bsgdad ana
will De followed oy the comic opera OF brosner ana
Sister the part OF Donna isadora Dy MISS ; ~ &
me Misses wes wiz La, lance , Ie IN ~ ;n,;
wmcn MT a. Sia.ms vii Tba covrud;ug y nar
with orcnest,ai ~. pd;,, 70 10, ~ 60.
iormaScs wiz 10 Inc vIsnd and Gsrtrnds Nth songs
to'es DPSSS nil a. a r,od bi nj 4, tha haroi.
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Musical.

italian OPERA COMPANY FROM HAvANA.-Signori
Viarin and Gilbert arrived in town Saturday eve
ming and brought with them the half of the company
which is composed of sgnore Fortunate Tedesco Raj
nisriand senori Pereli Novelli Bsaglna Lorno, and
left yesterday afternoon for Saratoga with the intention
of giving there one concerts On their way they
will give an entertainment this evening at Albany The
other half under the direction Of MN Badia and Ma
fno, arrived here Sunday evening and leave this
morning for Newport with the same purpose. These
are the Signore Caranti dill Vita Marini the Sgnori
Luigi Vita Severi Perozz and the two twin wonders,
Ardit and Botesini, who will attract undoubtedly i'm
mense houses in this watering place The Company will
return here Sunday next and very likely we shall
Garden the admirable ensemble of all these singers
Sgnorina Tedesco whom have SEEM looks prettier
and fresher than ever.
Herr and Svori were obliged to postpone their con-
cert down tor Friday evening Buffalo, account
of the indisposton Of Mr. Herr, who at Saratoga
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of London is probably on as firm foundation as
the Herald is in New York.
The parallel which we have drawn between
the Herald and the Ne,rs extends further. Inc
Ne,cs has attracted large portion OF supscri,
bsrs from its combiaed enemies, as the Herdfa
has done in New York-the consequence "
-, - h.so that the movement has been ioi-
lowed by other papers. ea;, ;onr.
:: T.,,Iana suffering in direct proportion as
the Neps prospered, announced q 'n'
s;noe that in the course of the month oil July lis
80 ,vould he reduced to four pence-being
raJnc,;on of a penny sterling, or two cents on
a.ah sheet. In doing so it was but gracefully
cooceding what it could not prevent, or in other
words. making virtue Of necessity.
Had bomb shell fallen through the roof OF
the Times Office and exploded in fragments in the
editorial room, it would not have caused more
commotion or more cries from those wounded
with whom the pieces came in contact, than did
this announcement Of the Chronicle. The Times
felt wounded in mortal part, and gave vent to
its agony and pain the next morning in whole
column. 1t taunts the Chronicle with tear OF
bankruptcy, and affects to commisserate Its edi-
tors-asserts that good paper cannot be issued
under five pence, and compares II as sudden
drop from good shop to &C cheap shop" To
substantiate its assertion that good paper can
not be afforded for less than five pence, it gives
the following items as the cost and profit of each
daily sheet the Times =
Cost of paper for each copy Of this days pub
LEGATION. ...........'..' . cents'
Newsvenders profit. .................. IA
ga +"
Price to the public. .................. 10
Profit X"
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Al Bu0alo on Thursday last, drunken man while
sosr~ 4; ria vason set lire to and himself He Was
20 much burned that II 10 doubtful whether ne rseo
verS.
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Mitchell Leake, alias Leggs. young, but notorious
thief Of the having at length caught and
was being removed to the STATE prison at Nashvs Ten
neesee
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INTELLIGENCE FROM ST.. LUcIA.-We have re-
ceived file of the 50. Lucia Palladium to the
10Th ult., but we find them barren of news.
The Sisters of the Holy Heart Of Mary, have
opened an establishment for the education Of
young ladies in ST. Lucia.
The estimated expenditures of the government
of ST. Lucia, for the year lS4s, are El6,03S lbs.
3D. and the receipts Ell, lOS IFS.
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THE New IRON STEAMER MAGDALENE, Cap
tain Chapman, built in this city sometime since,
arrived at Santa Martha, her place of destina-
tion on the 10th ult.
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MORTALITY IN New YoRK.-There were fur
hundred and twenty deaths in this city last week.
OF these two hundred and twenty-eight were Of
children under five years of age.
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OCEAN STEAMERs.-Three steamships are now
on their way to this country from Europe the
Missouri Cambria, and Gaudalquiyer.
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Total. .3l3.38 40I,3O2 1880 282 20l
The expectation Of brandy in the first six months Of
sos4 pipes against 264s for the period in
Is46 of tobacco manufactured 20s pounds against
IS $40 In 1916 tobacco leaf 72o2s3 pounds against
2Ol6086 in is46.
The quantity Of certain articles registered for exporta
ton from the port of Havana during the first six months
in each of the past sig years, was as annexed
REoBrERgp EXPLOITATION FROM HAVANA
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Brooklyn City intelligence.

BROOKLYN C1ty AntenlXenccs
CouRr or SEssIoSs-We mentioned q day two
since the case of Benjsmin Bailey, who convicted
of an assault upon Manuel Pedro Costello French ped
lar and sentenced to the county jail for four months
His partner In the assault coored man. fined So
Courry CouRr.-A man by the name Of s. Lewis
was tried for assault and battery Mr. Edwardssnd
found guilty, but recommended to mercy. motion
was made on the part Of Elijah Kanner for his discharge
he being indicted for petty larceny After listening to
his counsel Mr. T. IT. Dikeman, the Court granted the
motion This court viii probably adjourn within few
days being very little more business to attend to-
Police Couar-Thsre have been very few with.
in the last two weeks and they mostly Of trfing
character.
C.mp MEETING The usual annual camp meeting OF
the Methodists of New York and Brooklyn commenced
Yesterday at Farmngdale and will probably last till the
latter end OF the week We hope that the ceremonies
will be conducted In q manner BETTING the OCCASION
and that no evity improper conduct will be permit
ted the grounds.
SERIOUS AccIpgrr-We have several times warned
the public of dangerous practise Of jumping after the
boats when under way by this mechanic b the
name OF Robert McKewen met with serious accident
on Saturday. In springng after the boat he missed ms
footing and struck the edge and broke three OF MS rb
and would probably have been drowned had not one OF
the hands on the boat immediately jumped overheard
and succeeded in keeping him up until assistance was
procured lie was taken charge Of by his friends ana
lies In precarious situation
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"Emma's Raven Tresses.''
Bait, hook and hair are used by angler fine
Emma's bright hair alone, is bait, hook and line

% NV her when her hair was Goa So and
re color dark and soft and I've slight suspicion
The talisman fair Emma used BooLEs COMPOSITIONS.
ington street, Boston.
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Had there been sufficient facilities to get forward sup
plies from the above ports the value Of exports for the
quarter ending July s ls47 would have exceeded that
for the whole of the year 1916.
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RIOT IN KINGSTON, CAYADA.-A riot was enact
ed on the I'd insf., at Kingston, Canada II APP
pears that Mr.. Hggins, Roman Catholic clergyman,
having been insuted while in the discharge Of his duty
on Sunday evening by the crew Of the steamboat Prn
cess Royal went board and the interference
NJ Capfan Twohy who promised II the offenders were
pointed out to have them punished The reverend gen
eman appears not to have been satisfied and lost hs
quarrel demanding the discharge Of the crew Of the
Princess Royal or threatening the captains life They
did severely beat him. Finally the military dispersed
to censure MIR. Higgins and other offending parties
The magistrates accepted this arrangement, but the
lodge criminal complaint in the premises and thus the
matter stands ut present.
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Save your Money .-J0nes, No. 4 Ann Street,
near the Museum, sells the best Of French Calf Dress
and Caters, equally low For cash only.
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wish your Hair or Whiskers clear from deior
nifty assume pictureke appearance-thorouRh ee
Of style aud neatnes Of execuonpatronize Hill the
n'mitable No 10 Nassau street. corner OF Pine
you will be then for any extra
bic ia going Of your way.
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ed-Part 3 contains engr~-

wings Of the Rose spd the Tulip aud complete Diena
and extraordinary Book strkngy illunrsts the vanity
d,sconsI, and the sx, conssaaensss Of ambition No
and simplicity Of the style and the moral
es; In parts at % cents. X. MARTIN, ITO Broadway
trafed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-13


-" 1t Is tho truth and correctnsss OF tho Prneips
rather than tbs knowledge OF the fact that large fortunes
have been made by it, which should lead business men
to adopt the system Of advertising as sure means Of
accomplishing the object Of their sbors. Enough hs
been said and written upon this subject Only 10
duce thoughtful persons TO examine Into II but Interest
the public mind which lie now to some extent occupd
with iu consideration. The intellectual power Of n
Press concentrated upoa any subject sheds light wbeS
dispes ignorance and forces conviction upon the mosf
preudiced minds though such subject may Islsi.
ouly the abstruse aud theoretical projects Of hs
day. How much more. then. msy look Tor is eere
fetal effects when brought to bear upon the millions
whose everyday wants make the business Of tho word
and the life OF trade. Those who choose to coneenvsk
il upon their business 10 90 10 any extent snd sit
satisfaction too, at the County Newspaper Advertise
Agency OF v D. PALMER, as he Is the Agent. dug y
pointed and sathossd ~ the proprietor. Of most dhe
beet Journals Of the country, far aud negr Otssh
toe Tribune Ruildinss--and u0Nt>rs sis, ~ fsp Yea
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The Plaiufeld Bank.

To rax Pust,c.-We have already given in 60
S> the recent summary, uncslled for and exeee1lnsy
~ NswJsrssy 10 reference 10 the flsiuteld Bank, IN
~Aich are deeply Interested a stockholders
That these proceedings were summary. unosled Tor
And hsxsA no member II that IeSislsure not ercn ex
csysn6 those n,ost forward In procuring and getting
them up enssrs.ns single doubt SO tar as we have
beard The course taken was such was most cslca
many blhoaers with the iechnc .nss OF
tie law
The proceeding. were Illegal BY ussrpins power
tacrcy guaranteed TO the institution that Of closing ,s
salrs by igs OWE officers long il was IN state OF
pafiect solvepcy and soundnsss This matte rn.gh; Dc
legally by the oscers and stockholders OF
NE 1ank and the proceedings would doubtless pe SCI
sside, bas Me hsaoo thus ie'oNed would only cause
farther loss and snspcnse h. the olil holders.
Rut leaving tls ssh~ct Sad waving all our legal Snd
-ncrs rehss which have h,e, trainped upon With In
PANTY TURF cur stscnson only 10 the entire security
VI bill holders from loss To farther ttSs ooet We have
already tsxea measures 10 eoopcrse with the Receivers
$40 are appointed hy he Legislature and rerdE them
all possible assistance in the fail sDd ust redemption OF
every dollar in circa.stoo
Ra No cannot act =. pr.ncy.s in The Ins,ter-thss
power 10 taken from the Rank and from its sgen,s
and transferred to The Receivers. whose coafsc vii
probably % realize sle ssssts Of tao Bank With -
HUE delay ~ p0sshle sai ~ often any amount
-ansalsss la their hsnos declare dividends scecrd
,nslS and thus In the ecDrSt oil lev nonihsss soon
ssls s1airr fairly he cosed--,he wholc SEuount
Of each note VIII BE- P~ced within reach Of every bin
BIDDER.
Though Immediate redemption Is prohibited BY The
Receivers we cauroa sud Request AZ peTscus holding
Ally oils OF the hank not sssracc them In any way
l,csuse nc them that they WILL Be maie good
20 ~ lss dollar For these purp0sesco&ecraii.n with
The Receivers and thc n&l redemption o, every demand
against the pl1ianeld Renk-~e shall hold in resdncss
esssy .n~rxy. every exerten. and every our
eowSr. eas.rely regardless OF losscs 10 ourselves
In ,nch arrangements iocl that azG1 tAs cirrss
s.ezs AMI under the unsxsmDlec Fsgsosson whichhas
followed "a We are Justly emitted 20 the sympathy OF
ths community generally. Had common justice toward
H.. Bars and those Interested BEEN observed tie
donplon Of The notes would never have been suspend
"a for sipxle hoar. d. Y BEACH 4 Sons.
New York February IN les7.
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Mr.. Cerwsn,s speech.

We have put aside Editorials, Correspondence
and News. 70 make room to-day FOR the Speech OF
Hon. THOMAS CoRwfS en- the War with Mexico
We are sure that all our readers will thank Us for
thus promptly presenting to them, even at such
sacrifice, a speech which produced pro-
toand sensstion at the Seat Of Government and
which IL destined 70 be read with absorbing inter
est In every part ofthe country.
The speech was reported specially for The Tn
bone by JAxEs A. HoUsros Esq. one OF the most
accurate and accomplished Reporters in The United
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tY- THG SvRrEssANsAS Of ibis week will eoutaa sfn
expose Ct the Piarfsld Bank Bubble rich descnpsoc
Long Join Wentworth and Father Rl'chie's fghi ssa
Of The Kkennycsi hghts between Long John 'sn ~
reu aud Cfoswell tho las, move Of Lawyer Hsssnss
more OF BIZ Msrcys nslsdminlsirsiop, four sgirsts
spes,hes Of Nike walsh In me As.sub.ys with svsrsJ
Of other Interesting mater including Sister Gran. Bfo@r
sev. end the Sentence Py,cs e,st. MI
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Mar OF MEXICO -Disturnells new Map ofNsn
co is Just what everybody viii wish TO see hswy
large for poke, msp-sbont ~ inches by 3o-andsa
tsus very distinct exhibition OF the country a. IL
natural features mountains rivers lskes. kc. DC and
OF the cities. principal roads &c &C The roriss pm
.ued By our armies carefully marked and pians ss
given Of the battle grounds Of ths sth and sth Of My
and of Monterey and It's envrons also of the hbor Of
Vera Cruz and Tsnpico. The map is for sale q the
principal book stores OF this city. Published By Dis
turnell io2 Broadway. Nsw.York.
Tho Senate OF the Unitsd States has adopted resca'
ton for purchasing 500 copies OF ihis map.
Rostou American traveller, Feb 4