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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-06

AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AMEnIcA.-A file of Monte
video papers, which we have before us, extend
ing from March to May, does not contain much
interesting news. The major part ofthe columns
of the Concrete del Plata are taken up with the
endless discussions about Oribe, Rosas, English
interference, &C., sprinkled with the accounts OF
several murders, apparently unprovoked.
We perceive they cultivate the gentler sciences,
as class of twenty were examined as to their
knowledge of chemistry, by Professor Senoble.
Seven OF them graduated on the goth April last.
Extras are issued by tue Montevideo editors on
the arrival Of important news.
The surgeons there are using ether in opera
lions. II has been officially recommended by
the Brazilian government.
paper published in French, called Courier
dc Ia Plata, atri-week.y, has been started in
Montevideo.
Mr.. Gore Ouseley, late English Plenipoten-
tiary at Montevideo, was complinented hv
letter from the French inhabitants. exnress;nr
their sorrow at his departure-this was on The
18th May-as also one signed by seven hundred
and eighty natives.
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The plantation Of General Taylor above Natchez was
overfiowed in the spring When the water Of cot
ton planted, and now happy hear that the
crop promises well any In the State In this con-
nection may mention that an intelligent gentleman
just Mississippi informs that the crop NO far this
year promises everything that could DO desired With
no III luck from this time out II viii be M abundant
ope.-M q, PiCagugs, g7h WI.
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AFFLIcTTNe ACCIDENT drowned, in the Ohio
river, near Louisville, on the 18th ut., Thomas
Byrnes and Samuel G. Wood, eldest sons OF
Silas Wood, Esq, of this city. None of the cir
cuinstances attending this unhappy event have as
yet been received by the afflicted family,
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Musical.

VAUxHALL.-This evening, Mr.. Neel, the vocalist
I axes his benefit at the above saloon
Here anc svori will give concert at Niagara Falls
on Friday evening
The Chrysty's and band, are at Chicago
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-06
Affairs In Europe.

We give on the outside of this days Herald
some additional extracts from the foreign papers
received at this office. They give the public
birds eye view of Europe.
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Common Council.

BOARD OF AssrsrANrs-This Board held q special
meeting last evenings the President in the chair.
Some few petitions were received and referred.
communication frem the Comptroller was received
and ordered TO be printed
Streets here taken up After defining the boundary
Of the different districtsconssting of sx-the report
expense all the dirt, filth, and rubbish Of all
every kind and to be removed from each Of
the public markets and sucn other public markets as
their respective districts every Sunday before the hour
of ten O'CLOCK u the morning. and every other day
ceptng Saturday before the hour Of four O'Clock in the
afternoons and shall severaly at their expense,
u cart once in every day, except Sundays, from
the FIRST day OF May to the first day of November in
each gear. Inclusive aud twice In each week during the
residue 81 the year. aud such days as the Superntcn
dent of Streets shall direct to through each Of
the streets within the limits Of their respective
districts, for the purpose Of receiving and carry
ing away and shall receive and carry away, all
may be delivered to such carts, or placed in YES.
sells upon or in the Of upon the
upper cellar step Of any dwelling house. store office or
pense provide sufficient number of horses and carts,
which shall pass through each Of the several streets Of
the said city, within their respective DISTRICTS such
days the Superintendent Of Streets shall direct at
least three times in each week, from the first day of
m s IN
the year. for the purpose of carrying away and shall
carry away all dead animals cinders and ashes shells
scraps and rubbish Of every kind which may have been
made which have accumulated in the several public
buildings stores and dwelling houses within the limits
Of their respective districts and which shall be delivered
them, placed in vessels upon the walks in
the Of upon the upper cellar step of any dwell
ling house, store Office, public building found in
the street.
The report makes further provision for the sprnkling
Of the streets during hot weatherthe removal of dogs
aud all other kinds Of public nuisances-and in all its
provisions may be deemed excellent document
Should its provisions be "carried out,' it will be
great boon to our citizens in general.
This ordinance sdopted in ls44by the Corporation
in all its general provisions, and has been partially
amended by the committee The ordinance adopted
Ayes, ID; snoes,2.
After concurring with the Board of Aldermen in
papers that had been sent from that in relation to
the construction ofpublic &c., Board adjourn
ed to meet on the LIST Monday in September next.
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The QUARANTINE STATIoN.-The necessity of
the removal of the hospitals, now on Staten Is
land to some other place in our harbor, is in pro-
cess of agitation. We publish communication
on the subject in another column. If it be really
necessary to have the quarantine removed to an
other location, we hope it will be done, and vice
rgsa. Our authorities will have the facts
placed before them, and upon these they must
act.
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Police Intelligence,

Grath of The 9Th ward police and officers Bower and
WcN.nus arres,ad or Mpn ,os norr;nn iast ira r
calling themseves David bartlett George Howard and
John Allen whom the officers foun under verv susni
cious lodging Mt the Mechanics Arms In
edar near reenvicb street GJnon thar arrsst
two frunrs vera sonnd IN Their nossossop
ouantitv NJ ;swalrv ysr.d NJ ho,t SsO0 "a an 1rris
inc their Sersons over Afr, dollars in hank hills were
found Tbev were at oncs tahsn hefore thu S,bsS
of Police who locked them nm for exam;nstion
and means wsra tatn in order q, as.ar,o,n tha $780,
OF tha nronertv which resutaa IN The nropsrtv hs;na
claimed Nv N German nediar bv tho hama ~ Inh55
Rrock residing or No Roosay.,t street n ann.ars
from The NJ tho commandment that IN Xxx osS
of last month he was on nsdIing trim at RuTalo and
nut nm AZ the Farmers Hotel In Main strsst and dnrno
ne ahpsncs ~ anoninn ,h a.,'d mav,;s "d -
I'm. hotel to visit ens;csn w;th Iwphnr, thsv wsrs
scoua;ntad whose room, wss s,,ms,.d -.,t - ths
n.dIar,s md Snd,nm tha "J 49, nnan ~ r..cais
seized the moor pedIsr,s box containnr the abeve
amount of irwerv together with over $1,000 in bank
bills and gold coin conveyed II into brick ward close
by broke it open took out It's contents and left the
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We give these details to correct a mistake
made a day or two since, when the aggregate
number of arrivals was set down at l7'7os Ac-
cordng to the above return, the arrivals last
month were $500 more than those In the same
month in 1916
The increase in the arrivals at Quebec and
Montreal, is proportionally greater than at this
port To the LIST inst, for 1he season, 81, 729
were landed in those ports, against &C. 1886, to the
same period last year, showing an increase in
favor of this year of 36,S93.
The probability is, that at least 100000 emf
grants will land on the shores of the United
States and British North America, during 1877
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Opsrsucriso the sIpEwALKs.-Our attention has
been frequently directed to distractions on the side
walk in Fulton street. in the shape Of boxes hand
wagons SC which ara permitted to remain there Tor
dsys and weeks together. New York is certainly bad
enough OIL In this respect but her sister city has mucn
more reason to complain We think that the sidewalks
of our principal Streets ought at oil events 10 De kept
free from all distractions in order that our citizens
may promenade with comfort.
SAFETY Ma GEnALps CnILp-We are pleased "i. 20
learn that the dog which bit child OF Thomas Ger
aid Esq about two weeks SINCE does not exhibit the
least signs of hydrophoba The animal has been cnan
ed up ever since in order to ascertain the fact
GREENWOOD CEMETERy.-We would advise every per,
son having few hours to spare to visit this delightful
spot; 1t will amply repay the trouble The steamboat
Cinderella makes frequent trips there during the day
from Whitehall ferry.
CHURCH OF TIE Holy TRINirY.-We took occasion
yesterday to visit this beautiful building in Perpont
street. and much gratifed at the imposing appear
anoe 1t presents When finished, It will be great or
nament to that part of the city In which 1t Is located
Brooklyn is known the City Of Churches and we
are not astonshed at it, when we take into considera
ten that 1t contains upwards Of fifty, and that several
more are being erected.
PoLrcE-There of any consequence yes
terday. Some two three persons arrested for
disorderly conduct, and discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-06

CAMBRIDGE TEorrING PARK, NEAR BosToN-TRor-
rNe-The grand trial of speed the Cambridge Trot-
ting lark on ednesday, eventuated as followg The
nags entered were Snow Storm, Tom Benton Young
Buckskins, and Euclid Mile heats-best three in five
under the saddle snow storm came of best making
the time In 23S 239 and 9l0. The attendance was n
merous
Boat BAcE.A four cared boat race, against time by
four members Of club In the upper part Of the CITY ia
order test the superiority Of two clubs will take
place tomorrow afternoon, and has created much in
terest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-06

ARRIVAL OF EMIaRASTs.-The following, ac-
cordng to the Custom House books, are the ar
rivals of passengers this port, during the month
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Real Estate Market,

Removed to ll2 Br0GdlUGy, front room, I'd story,
- EXPRESS BUILDING.
Hss@N Ill PERSONS who wish to learn where f5sffA
ass- n they purchase good FARMS at lou 4s%a.
prices in pleasant and healthy climate, Of easy access and
convenient market-or who choose to buy NEW LANDS,
Of the oery first quality, in the most desirable locations
less than half the Government prces-or any who want
buy Water Power, with Mills Manufactures; or Pine
Timber; Coal and Iron Mines; in short Real Estate
any description, situated in any part of country will
please ADDRESS 10 Us REQUEST ana we VIII furnish tnsm
with copy OF the American Real Estate Advertiser
tanning Catalogue of the property which have for SALE
with the locations and prices annexed Should more par
uar information be desired by enclosing fee of$, they
Sili command our services.
As specimen of the bargains which offer, take the
following:
l. Farm in Prince William County, Virginia, 5 miles
Brentvile the county and about 80 miles from Wash
ngton City, containing 1871 The land productive
500 in valuable TIMBER the balance in cultivation,
with Dwelling house, and other improvements. There
is good market for the timber 0ccoqnan. Situated be-
the OF North and South the climate pre-
cisely that which every should if practicable, Sc
for the health and comfort of his family and tor his
prosperity as an agricuiturist me ehy ooJeeon zen
any has raised against purchasing this farm, has sen
the is so low that they conclude the title a
be bad that something unseen must be the matter m
it, We will however give the purchaser guarantee mat
all is right, for two dollars an acre
We have many other excellent Farms in thes same re-
For NEW LANDS Of the best quality, in New YORK,
Pennsy vania Virginia and Missouri, ask Fifty Cents
acre-in Tennessee TwenfyfUe cents an acre These
landsn Tennessee situated in Perry West Tennes-
the navgable of the Tennessee River and
there better lands finer climate in the u states
In Lawrence Co.. Ohio, have 220 acres Of land with
great als miles from the Ohio river in the great Iron
and Coal region OF the south OF Ohio The improvements
consist of large Flour Mill, Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses &c &C. This is unquestionably of the most
valuable locations for building Manufacturing City which
the West afords-Price $4,000.
We large OF Pine Timber Lands an Iron ana
Lands in several States al prices differing very little
from free git and such accommodating terms, that
enterprsng may to themselves prinCey for
tunes in n short time.
The quantity of Real Estate which we have for sale, is
almost unlimited We purchasers Those who want
10 purchase themselves and their posterity
heahfu pleasant and happy home, will do well to come
For furthe particulars inquire ofJOHN MILTON
EARLE Worceste., or OF A. BUFFUM CO.,
NAV Is If NetU York.
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WARD & BOOTT
Copartnership Notice.
STEFAN GRIST MILI..

Il HE subscriber having purchased of WILLIAM WHIT
NEY, Orange undivided half of the right of using
and vending PLATTS PATENT PORTABLE GRIST
MILL in the town OF Worcester would respectfully inform
the inhabitants Of this place and vicinity that they have
now in opera ion at HEYWOOD'S STEAM MILL ON
CENTRAL STREET. two OF the above Mills, and one of
Beal L. Hae's Improved Patent CORN CRACKERS,
they prepared to grind ORDER and in the best
manner, all kinds of grain
N. B. Particular attention paid to permanent cuso
mers, when there is scarcity Of water.
u The undersigned is also authorized by Mr. Whitney
TO sell right using above Mills in the State OF
Massachusetts southern part of New Hampshire,
part New York. part of Connecticut and state
of Rhode Island.
He also authorized effect the sale Of Beal IIale
Patent Corn Crackers REUBEN BEMlS.
Worcester, Feb L.
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DVe-House Removed.

FENHE subscriber has Removed his Dyeine
N Works to his New Shop on CENTRAL STREET,
and only rods from Main street, where all goods must
be LEFT Having rst-rate shop with every convenience
attached he feels condent in assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and al shorter notice, than
any other shop of the kind in this vicinity
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Colored, usual for
ONE DOLLAR; Gentemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole. Articles for Mourning done In three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
and Pants cleansed and pressed, at days
tcs desired CARPETS, SHAwLs of all kinds and Mil
TARY UsIFoRMs cleaBsed and pressed and warranted
look well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases, charge will be made.
" Only Office in Worcester is on Cent a
Street. HENRY b. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 90. S5tf
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FURNISHING GOODS.

/ am now Receiving from Manufacturers
CARPETS beautiful patterns; RIGS, STAIR
" CARPETS, MATING, OIL CLOTHS.
FEATHE RS, very superior article warrant
ed pure.
SHEETINGS,-all the most approved makes,
from to yards wide.
LINEN SHEETlNGS, all widths, comprising
some OF the celebrated Barnsley" goods the best
TICKlNGS, all the best Makes at manufactur-
prices.
TABLE LINENS, all sizes and styles, from
the Brown Table Cover the finest IL and
and l6,4 Double Damask Cloths
Embossed Table and Piano Covers of the best
quality at wholesale prices.
Lancaster and Marseilles QUILTS, all sizes
and qualities.
Birds Eye Toweling, Doyes, Napkins.
Huckerbuck and common Diapers, Coi'd Table
Covers and Plaid Tea Cloths, and fct every other
tce of Furnishing Goods, usually found in Ware House
&6tAjs description.
THE above Goods are all of my selection and may
NxeRed of the very hest quality All articles
raued to prove represented and Cheap they
be bought in NeW England.
Purchasers in Of GOOD ARTICLES, will find
many Goods this Stock quality than be
ouDa elsewhere, aud respectfully invited TO examine
the Goods
HENRY H. CHAMBERLIN.
Worcester, March 81. DIV
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THE PROTECTION ms. co.

Office No. s, Exchange Buildings, NORTH of tht
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature
i Connecticut, with Capital of ONE HUNDRED AMI
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
ing Fire and Marine Insurance, and has the power of in
sreasing its Capital to Half Million o. Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses Stores, Mills Fac
tories Barns and their contents and all ethel insurabs
property against loss and damage by fire. The rates Of
premium offered low those of other similar
Institutions and every has opportunity for tina
protect himself against the ravages of this destru
ten element The the Office pnsues in transacting
their business and in the adjusting and payment of osss
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity referred for
further particulars to ISAAC DAVIS Esq., his office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Sec'y
Hartford, July II, 1874. Nv
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Commonwealth OF M massachusetts,.


At meeting Of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County of
Worcester, the fourth Tuesday OF March, A. d. 1917
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice he
given e. all persons and corporations interested
that said Commissioners will meet at The Lapcaser
House in said LaA CASTER Monday, the
day of april hert at two O'Clock in the afternoon nv
publishing an niesed copy of saia Petition and of this
Order thereon in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed IN
said Worcester, three weeks saccessively the last pub
LEGATION TO be fourteen days, least before the said
twenty sixth day of April.
Audit is further Ordered That the Sheriff of said Coun
~, or his Deputy, the Town Clerks and the
selecsmen Of the said Worcester West Boylston
sterling and Lancaster, each, with attested COW al
SAID Petition and Order, thirty days. least and also
posi- up an attested copy thereof in public places In
eacn oil said towns Of Worcester West Doylston Ser
ng and Lancaster fourteen days, least before ihe
sald twenly-sxth day of April, which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed to view tb
route set forth in said Petition hear all ana
corporations interested therein who NAV then
desire 10 De heard thereon, and IL shall adiudge m
ne prayer OF said Petition ought 10 be granted then
10 direct me manner which said Ra;Iroad so,nsn,
may make alterations OF said roads and to authorize and
urec SAID Railroad Company raise or lower
AZ sald crossings to be at grade or upon Level
win SAID Railroad and TO all such damages az
any person or Corporation may sustain by the alterations
Attest. Jos q KENDATY f,,.rL
copy Of said Petition and Order thereon
attest, JOS. G. KENDALL. Clark
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Factory for Sale,

"a TyHE PHILLIPsroN COTTON FACTORY, Sc
EN by IS, three stories high and attic-twenty
-a9lsl Looms and full supply of machinery for them
The Factory, heel Shafng and Machinery are all in
good order and will be sold very liberal terms as TO
price and time OF payment and 1000 OF the payment may
he made in manufacturing if desired Possession forth
with Two or three DWELLING HOUSES will be sold
with IT, and the purchaser may take the Factory witt or
without the machinery II sold in few days ii will
be rented or let to run contract or shares.
Apply to the Hon. JASON GoULDINa; PARSONS a. MED
owcRoFr, of Philipstsn, or the subscriber.
Holden, March 30. dw3t SAMUEL DAMON.
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Litch's Daguerreotype Rooms.

THE subscriber begs leave to call the attention of the
4 public TO specimens OF Daguerreoiype Miniature Por
traits executed by him. lie has recently made
highly successful experiments by which, with the aid Of
a superior instrument and sensitive chemical prepare
ons the time required in sitting materially shortened
while the picture retains the same character with those
which have received The commenddon of the patrons OF
this est bishment. BY the rapiity with which he is
enabled operate the difficulty that many experience
Especially chldreD in preserving such fixed position OF
body aid features As will afford perfect and pleasing
picture, Is to great extent obviated.
Ladies aud gentlemen impeled either by curiosity or
desire obtain perfect semblance of themselves, are
RESPECTFULLY invited call and a collection of spec.
iIneus of the art, at
Rooms SO Washington ST., Boston.
A.. LITCH,
B,stor Sept 80, 1916. dwtf Late Litch Whpple. J
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GIBBS'S HOTEL,

3i7 Broadway, Corner Of Leonard So Newly DIRK.
Al His Establishment Formerly known rs the
MfnaffA ! ATHENAEuK liorELl having undergone a com
l&l pete change in its internal management, is now ht
ted for the accommodation OF Families private Gentle
men, and the travelling public. II is the intention of he
Proprietor to make this of the most comfortable
well agreeable Hotels in the City Cf New York, and
pains will be spared his the wishes and
expectations Of his guests-hoping thereby TO receive
liberal share OF the public patronage. A. S GIBBS
New York, March 3, lS47. 9w9
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Tha Waohnseft House TO Let.

a CI1UATED in the centre of The town OF Prince
A - and from its elevated situation is much re-
-lk4sorted in boari, well as by tram
sient the The buildings are in oer-
able repair; and good Farm OF 80 acres i be rented
with the place. Possession given April ls For nrher
particulars please inquire OF WARD N. BOILSFON.
Prime eton March g. d4twtflO
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

u ECENTLY used in the Of No so Printing
IL Clohe and in good running order, consisting Of
Picker, Wilton * sons make--20 Cards-9 Breakars-
III FiEsshers-l Do8bler-i Drawing Frame-2 Taunton
speeders 10 heads each-l9 Spinning Frames 1900 live
spindles2 pair Mules of 1856 and ri 5l2 sndes
Warper--2 Dressers--6 Loorns-l Cynder.and Doffer
Grinders with all other articles used in Cotton Mills.
II may be examined at any time application to Mr.
RtLAs DINsMoRE So Main st. Worcester For nrher par.
ticulars inquire of b. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec rs. d3iaw wf52
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PATENTS.
american aud Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office Washington,
No. % State Street. Boston.


Us No. % State Street, = Boston.
TNHE subscriber, BY appointment from the Commission
er of Patents is agent OF the U. s. Patent Office fo the
purpose receiving and forwarding the all such
models specimens Of ngrediei is aLJ manufactures
shall be intended TO be patented deposited therein
which will be received and forwarded free of expense and
Isk to their and with all possible dispatch. The
subscriber will prepare caveats specifications assign.
ments, aud all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches into American and foreign works. es
aishing the validity utility OF Inventions and render
advice all legal and scientific respecting the
Patents secured in Europe and other countries
By application Al this office, inventors saved the
time and expense Of journey to Washington and DELAY
there well all personal trouble in obtaining their DIN
tents The experience OF fourteen years. ex
tensve collection OF rare works, documents decisions
&C.. on mechanical subjects and the Patent Iaws--and
patents Of different countries collected ct much expense
during the long time this Office has been established and
TO which daily additions being made together with 40
counts here kept Of inventions patented at Washington
enable me to afford important assistance and Information
tonventors DESTROYS of securing patents which In othe
respects might be difficult Of attainment
weedlysS r. II. EDDY, Civil Engineer.