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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27
LIQUID HAIR DYE.

LIQUID HAIR DA Il.
" ATCHELOR'S instantaneous Liquid Hair DYE is far su
- reror 10 thing offered for coorng die hair Ia
beautiful aud pe'namcnt black brown without staining or
,niuTmg the shin The wonderful facility with which This re-.
narkable liquid effects the desired object excres e adm
ZION and establishment of thousands who are ond in ifs
Sold wholesale and retail ~ WM BATCHEIOR's No 2
Wall street, Broadway. Price-Bottles or the hair
81 so for the whiefs 81 beware worthless
Agents in Philadelphia Eug Roussei Washington CITY
II. Gibbs ,Ig im-c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

On. DAN FoorE.-rhis individual arrested
last March, and held to bail, after proracted
examination on the charge OF producing the death OF
his wife by beating her indicted for murder at the
late session Of the grand jury In tnis county lie Is
now in prison awaiting his trial. Chenango Telegraph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

I,1yg- LOT OF M0CKING BIRDS-O Only bird is worth
M cage room, and sweeps all kind bird species song
$40 day or night
fs. Al very fine collection Long Breed Canary Birds
Also lot short breed German Brds fancy Cages and seed
To be seen at 1855 Bowery, between ID and ajh 81.
mv2b 3st'rc II. WILL AMS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

Nj WISE
OPTICEyaN, FROM GERMANY
Nj OST respectfully informs the Of New York
wi the public general that he has located hiselfn this
NO. ~ BROADWAY.
s5pEGTACLESs %N i5 R&H l5Hsv GL @F'' o.
~ GOLD, SILVER AsD srEEL FRAMES
Mr. w would also remind the public whom he spartially
ssSr S b b% s y to 1o Ses Sr last ,e1
bled the Glasse, uitab, ior any eye Persons
g weak eyes be supplied w glasses which win
Pa.tie@lir attention calico style Of Perspective
polish groand produce The puresi vision and have
been sy recommended as the best 10 their effect upon ,e
eye o preserving aud improving the sight IN continued writ
short sighted persons, and such nave been operated
- lie inserts New Glasses, Of superior quality old
~ viii warrant all spceacle released from me to
sp me Ssht Tor I've years. or exchange them without
''H"er nal In
DEAFNfsS CURED--s9l Br,adway.-I cheeriuy com.
- ply VIII the request Of Lieut. Meniosh thar be
sa,s Ioa The w Yo "%det %%s r S'
way he entirely recovered his hearing and has returned TO
% Sres yJs a%e' sSga NeSgye" surgeon 70 u
gepsa, deafness, pains noises collections SscSrsea
.'o" WV var >----------------- - me 3M+r
DgGAN AID Of FHnoEnERs stATERsls Broom,
On n the best ma"gr Odd Roof repaired ad warnte tight
2 sa7 rs,,; MI Sc sesss tsf Sf Ne s
MOTTO g;1The firm known GILMoRE& CARROLL
s SG % By S S ss b
will be paid Grssssl@,,sgti9a BY the Hg4sojgPed
IL.
All persons indebted the firm of Gilmore Carroll will
please make immediate paymeot A. B. Carroll, who duly
authorised 10 collect the same. .
(SiQned) MARTIN GILMORE
ANTHONY b. CARROLL,
MAY Isl 1917. je22 TER
GPOITEN'S STEAM REFINED CANDIES Steam
~ refined Csntss and Sog2 iluns, mah9senred aud
sold "n9 THos a1 sf 't GoNFEcToSEn,
ll8 Bowery (near Grand street)
Country merchants by sending their orders by mail leash
enclosed) wl be supplied at the lowest prices
Ie21 7Issr
THE EYE.
NR WHEELER, OcuIist, % Greenwich street, devote,
- his exclusive diseases Of the Rye and Up
thalmic Surgery Artificial Eyes Tor sale and inserted
reasonable terms Office hours from AN 70 o'clock PM,
alter which he visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases OF the eye with
numerous inances effected by Dr. Wheelers
mode Of treatment be had atuouy his residence
the will be forwarded TO any one making application to
MIN by letter, postpaid. ago lmSTc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

- FOR sAbts-Iwenty rail road carts and sIx one horse
I wagons and two horse wagons, constantly
nnakng order, where they had AZ the shortest
not hand, where all kinds Of wagons and hay.
be had the reasonable terms by MICHAEL
MULbANE, Wagon Maker, No. 20 aud 30 Montgomery ST.
Jersey City, ~ j. jel6 30t*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

Sur FEVER IN VERMoNr.--The people of Rut-
land, VT, have been thrown into some excite
men by the appearance of several Of ship fever IN
their town. They were with single exception con
fined TO emgrants who had Just arrived, and who we're
attacked their passage through the country IN pur-
suit OF labor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

NEW REGIMENT or INDIANA VOLUNTEERS.
he new regiment of Indiana volunteers raised under
the late call Of the President, being mustered in
10 service Major Willis A. German who distinguished
himself IN command of the rifle battalion at Buena Wis
ia has beon elected colonelEbenezcr Dumont of Dear
born county, lieutenant colonel and w. W. Mccoy, Of
Laporte, major The regiment Is represented as be-
ing body OF fine looking hardy pioneers, who ready
ana willing to DO service The officers brave and
pable men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

ALABAMA Flour Two or three cOnsignments
Of Hour IN all 2 to 300 sacks, have arrived here
this week from the interior II ground and put up
Ly Robert Jemson, sen, of Taadega county some
eighty miles above Wetumpka. The quality OF this
n1ur Il equal the Ohio brands, and read
y sold arrival a 81 20 sack of 90 lbs and In
retailing Mt 81 which Is equivalent to 50 Der
bbI This hope, Is the beginning Of n branch Of
industry in South Alabama The whole Of the Tallade-
ga valley finely adapted to wheat culture The soil ia
what termed limestone land and lies remarkably we'll
with the requisite knowledge and skin properly d.
rected rich returns Of wheat believe, can be al
there as In any portion Of the West Mr. Anderson Of
the mil has just received learn 100 sacks of
Alabama wheat Of the present years crop This will
ford him an opportunity OF testing his skill In making
native -four that compete with the western-Ms-
bile Herald, June 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

n cold rinp which was found yesterday IN n large
black sh while it being prepared for the table Of
one of our subscribers. Upon 1t are cut two pretty
lacking doyes In the attitude position that the poet
has been pleased to denominate " billing and cooing.u
md also the words " for ever constant" How this
Golden bait' came within tho corporate limits Of this
voracous member of the nny tribe, readers
lecture Themselves 1t may be that of
them will recognize the ring as his her If so,
We will gladly restore it Charleston News June %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

CAVE JOHNSON'S CALlBRRE.--A writer in thc
Baltimore Patriot says that Cave Johns ONLY
comprehension and appreciation Of tho progression Of
the aud the great principle Of progress to be
manifested In his desire to reduce four horse two
horse coach twohorse coach 10 u one horse supgy
horse-bugpy TO saddle-horse and n saddle horse
to mule, to foot, and barefooted at that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27
NnNI ERENCn Rnni, SrnRE-,rL, /.

-. NEW FRENCH BOOT s ORE-Che latest Paris
Tste of French Calf sewed Boots for 81 90, equal
those usually sold for Sc aud ST. fine French Boots for
~ 80 So city made, equal TO those usually sold for So
Also, Congress Boots with patent springs; Boots Shoes
Caters, Sc, constantly hand, and made order in the
shortest ne ice. 1ending, &c done la the store, Of
Fulton aud Nassau streets opposite the Herald Office YORK
uiV22
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

THE WooL TRApE.-The prospect for the wool
trade IN the western part of the State is quite
favorable this year Prices better than last year,
notwithstanding the change Of the rate Of duty the
imported article
The Buffalo Courier OF Friday says 80 The wool
market begins to open and prices considerably bot
ter than last Sales Of 5000 lbs. Of various
qualities Mt from 20 to 30c Last year the range Of COM
mon descriptions from IL TO 49,
The Rochester Democrat of Tuesday, says -" Prioss
open about three cents per pound higher
than last year The s the In other points
During the past week about 20 900 pounds have been
purchased In this market at prices varying 10 to 30
appeared"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

Immigrants The arrivals of immigrants at
Quebec are increasing rapidly. and most of them
are in destitute and diseased condition They are dy-
ing by at the hospals, and hundreds fallen
victims TO the barbarous mode In which hoy
ported the Atlantic Many ships quar-
antine at Crosse isle board OF which there have been
deaths varying In number from 80 So and in which
hundreds now sick including In some instances all
the officers and crew. Boston Traveller, June %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

DkOttooOh or NIUSiC--ti. IL. SOLUNON takes ms
mode Informing his friends aud the public that he has
moved % Chatham where he Vo
lin Voloncello, Guitar and Singing heretofore either in
classes sngy by and improved method peculiarly
his by which his pupils advanced half the
usual time.
French Accordion lerIns moderate md 3Ot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

liz lSA MAN''-Our nelghberhood has been
so thoroughly drained Of wheat, that il has been
somewhat difficult to find enough for home consumption
OF late. week or two ago, farmer Of neighbor
hood In view OF the foregoing when
all others held their wheat ut from 81 10 to S2placed
lot Of wheat In H. II. Smiths mill, in this village
pressy to accommodate the mechanics and tho poor Of
the neighborhood giving directions to the miller not TO
charge over 81 30 per bushe to let any person
have more than two three bushels for their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

DIR. KELLtNGERS TNFALLIBfE LINZ
SeA NMENT IS warranted aud ulcers of
AA-ry nature ia few days II acts like mage ia rsmoy.
rheumas and all other pains Que or two doses IS Ger.
tam 10 freye bilious choc, darhma, Sc as il Is taken
speiRctiy d,shiai IN its odor and hsyor II universally
Acknowledged be the family medicine ever o,r.d In
the public Price 50 cents per bottle
Sold at 23O per streets e. Rng corner of John and Broad
way; corner oi Bowrry aud Boonc Sd and 10th ST.
Jehes drug stores Or Doneu' Ooyer, and Chatham, at
the Harlem Railroad Office, City Hall IS 9of~ re
s-sp TO RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
ksa Ram3po lseiroadProposas will be received until The
9xlI Jjt day oi june nst for the grading masonry and
bridging that OF the Paterson Ranaro Rarod
lug the north side of the Passac river to Ramapo dis.
tance ofabout fourteen miles. y 80
Map pohes specifications may be found al the Tneiueer
office Paterson, where every necessary information viii be
given. j. W. ALLEN. Engineer.
june 10, ltsi. jis to- 9sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

TNHE largest the city is be found the
4 Chatham Bazaar, s. Chatham street; and, you
one, that Is the place to buy every
warranted perfect tune aud order They also have new
Instrument called the futna, resembling the Accordion with
the of finite Their AccoTdeons vary price
50 dollars Cali examine and Judge for yourselves
ACCORDION taught tuned and repaired Don't forget the
chatham fhsmhSrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

BEDBUG POISON.
NJ ATSONS INFALLlBLE BEDBUG POISON-Thc
W experience of this preparation be the
ees.ual destroyer and banshe Of Bedbuls dis
covered II needs but application satisfy the
dulons OF t wonderful aud immediate effec-Price IS
Sold Wholesale and retail only Apothecaries Hall 30
CatlaTine stree Grand street. and Olco MoKesson u
Co, w Maiden Lsne aud 1919 Fulton street Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

BABY JUMPERS! BABY JUMPERS.
NHE ATTENTION OF mothers aud Of nurses Is invited
L to examination OF this Indispensable article quiet
which be found o; every variety and price
100 broadway. SAhlL. BROOKS,
acy I'm r. Agent far the Mann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

.-.s-s,, PLANO FORlE &c.--A variety Of new
IN r, and second baud Piano Fories for sale hire
s SO Also, general assortment at Music and Nh
fsE ~ steal INSTRUMENTS, at No, 268 Washington s.:
near Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn
NIT 3ot J. WALKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

TO THE LADIES.
DETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway has just received per
4 walls splendid assortment of goods The fol-
lowing few Thread and imitation laces of
every description capes collars scars mantla
broidered muslin capes collars chemises and cuffs cambria
andkercie reverse handstich and tape bor
ders silk thread, and kid Gloves 800 breakfast caps from
Is Cd TO- U.s. Also 300 dol cotton and silk hosiery IS
below the usual prices al inNr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27
E1FFEcTs OF THE INDICATED vAPoR BATHS
II IN pIIEITNhTISM.

;
Gratitude you for the benefit derived from your Medi-
Gated Vapor Baths well desire promote among other
sufferers kno~edge Of these invaluable Baths induce
publish the following facts IL for three mouths confined
house and month b-d with at.
tack OF Rheumatism, My right leg became
IN fact perfectly helpless. After trying umberless
remedies was recommended TO your Bathshe first aud
oud bah carried of the the bath
unable undess dressthe hird bath was so much
relic, ed that could walk with ch and cane and the
fourth bath entirely cured NEAL pains conrac ton
be conf lctely removed.
Hoping this be the of nduci others 10
your establishment, | remain
Respectfully Yours,
j. w GIOVANNONL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

-. - AHCHY, The ONLY REAL CATEHER.--
VI 81 The Greatest Attraction fet26 Bull Fiuches, with
Ssy.I from three to four Also 1000 SINGING
Fsg CaLar-s, just imported via Bremen, selected by his
agents the celebrated districts Of Europe This
Iety for and pnmage will be found inspections
eclipse any krchy has been enabled 20 offer.
N. Bon show the largest Cockatoo N America,
Archy take this opportunity 20 appe his ends 1t dis
lance, anticipation Of this Importation thai they may Ike
early application.
in consequence Of the limits of his old establishment
No John street. lac has rented Brambe Cottage blooming
dale Burham Hotel for that branch ofhs business
connected with BIRDS Shetland and Fancy Ponies, King
Charles spsnis Ponters, c, and variety Of Fancy
Pigeons, Barn Door Fowls &C.
As usual leters post paid viii all times with prompt
attention from A. GRlEYE, No.5 John 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-27

CLAiET! CLARET! CLAREr!
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public that he
keeps constantly hanat his MOL Barclay street.
OF Broadway the best quality OF Ciaret Wine lie
would particularly the attention OF hotels and public
houses whom he viii supply by the gallon barrel may
best suit their convenience He feels assured they will be
satisfied for giving him a call.
a2d lm'rc CHALES ECKERT
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-22
The News from the Army.

We give from the Pcayune, which reached us by
last evenings mail, the clearest, and apparently the
most authentic account, which have yet seen of the
existing state of things in the scene of General Taylors
operations Further intelligence be waited for be-
fore any certain conclusion upon the matter can be
rived at, but we inclined to believe that when
General Taylor is next heard from, he will be found
safely posted with his command in Monterey Meantime
the exciting intelligence to his probable situation which
has now reached will naturally direct public attention
TO the proposed plan OF his campaign developed in the
correspondence of the War Department, which we are
from day TO day laying before readers AT the
ent uncure, these documents will be found to possess
peculiar interest
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-22
New by the Hlbernla.

In addition TO the intelligence brought BY the Hibernia
which We published Saturday, find the following
in the New York Herald of yesterday, March 2l) OuI
own files will probably arrive in time give full details
in to-morrow's Onion"
The stock of American flour in this port Livepooll at
the end OF February computed at something under
100000 bbls and 90 900 quarters of wheat.
An express in anticipation of the overland mail,
nved in London on the oath uimo The treaty with the
Sikhs, given in our last, was duly ratified between
day. and the two august personages just named to
meet at Lahore on new years day
-Four Skhs corps are being raised. From the other
troops frontier brigade at Peschawour, under command
of Capt Lawrence, OF the nth cavalry.
Orders have been received for the reduction of the
Scnde field force about 1000 these to consist of
two European and five native infantry regiments OF
cavalry and five batteries of artillery Since Napier has
to the staff of india, commander chief having been
appointed for Bombay, Sir L. Mcmahon who has tax en-
his passage by the which leaves fortnight
hence has been prevailed on to remain Tor the present in
command.
The Nawawa Amor Mahomet Sahan the insgator of
the late disturbance in the province of Bhota together
with two engaged with him in insurrectionary
movements, has been ordered to be imprisoned in the
stronghold fortress of Assorghier.
The affairs of the Mlzams dominlons again reaps-
ing into their former deporabe condition. and will
tnue to do unless residents authorized to inter-
ere than heretofore Fresh disturbances have bro
the pursued by agent for the suppression of
barbarous sacrifices of human beings periodically per-
formed by them.
The town of Madras has lately been visited by choe-
ra which, the latest dates had declined The country,
with this exception, is healthy throughout and the
Their cool and agreeable.
The commandern chief of India was present at the
ceremony of the ratification of the new Lahore treaty.
Bharoowall, the 25th of December It has not APP
pearcd whether his ordshp accompanies the governor
general to Lahore or returns TO the provinces
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-22
News from Central America.

The New York Herald has received by the Marian
Gage, Captain Reed, from Belize, Honduras, the Belize
Observer of the Goth u
The condition of affairs in Central America was rather
unsettled but still military popular outbreaks had
occurred
From the Balize (Honduras) Observer, Feb. 20.
With these facts before them, (the state of the Amer
and English marets) the mahogany cutters of this
settlement must see the necessity of curaing much
possible the present seasons manufacture, otherwise
the depression must inevitably continue, to their great in
jury So far have been able 10 collect information
the subject, the cuttings of this will not be
than oneha OF last yearssay 1900 900 to $780,
600 of feet This will undoubtedly afford opportunity
of working off the old surplus stock hand, and
aid materially in enhancing the value of the wood,
besides bringing back the market to healthy and active
condition.
The number of gangs employed this year is far less
than during the past and, though of opinion that
the present rate of wages $2 to ZIG per month) high
still great reduction has taken place
The following we believe to be an accurate list OF the
number OF gangs employed at present in the different
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-22
" Senator Butler at Home.o

Under this captain the Integencer of this morning in
troduces follows. quotation from speech delivered
by Judge Butler to portion of his constituents at Co.
lumbia:
The calculation which he gave of the pretended persecu-
ton by The Senate of the editor the Washington "Unon
Is by odds, the best we have
He alluded to the circumstances of Mr. Rchies expul
sion for libel upon the Senate declared that the only
Richie and the liberty of the press , sthe liberty OF the
press and Father Richie No other And what did his
val from the benches back of the the
gallery, among the preest have seen, and
than my seat And, liberty of the press if
abuse makes free one; the Union certainly free in
that respect as any one ever saw"
Ii Mr. Senator Butler really considered the attack of
the Senate upon the press to be very slight affair,
why did he again and again ugea reference of the whole
subject to select committee of the Senate Why did he
again and again express his reluctance to press very
petty an affair to very petty concuson' Why, in
this view of the matter, did the Senate think it worth
WHILE at the very close of its session, to spend two
whole days. amidst the pressure of business vitality
corning the welfare and the honor of the country, to
pass resolution, having other effect design, than
give the editor of the Union one Of the seats in the
gallery, which Mr.. Butler regards being eligible
If Mr. Senator Butler be really sincere in the above
declarations he must regard the resolution of the Senate
in its whole inception, progress and design, the very
meanest absurdiy perpetraed in any grave egsla
tive body by coalition between the malgnity of one
party, and the apostacy Of another
But, in fact, Mr. Buffers declaration is entirely un-
worthy of him. 1t shows that he is unwilling to face
the responsibility of the act in which he participated, and
that he therefore seeks to up its real character and
design though at the risk of absolutely stutfyng the
ton of the dgnfed body to which he belongs 1t was bad
enough for Judge Butler to suffer himself to be persuaded
to take part with the ederasts of the Senate and their
aes in an attack at upon the OF the country
the policy of the administration and the liberty of the
press. But having taken such part it was DUE we
Think to his character and position, that he should either
offer better for his course or that he should Of
fer no excuse at ALL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-22

DEATH OF President RIcHE--The barque Dunlap,
Capt Thomas, has arrived this port from Portrait
Prince By her we have an extra OF LIE Manifesto, dae
ted the 27th ut
The President of Hayt, Jean Baptiste Richie died at
Port au-P Prince the morning OF the 27th u He arrived
there the morning of the 23d, from his tour through
Journey but attended affairs till the last He walked
round his room and transacted business the morning of
his death. After signing some public documents he
swooned Recovering from this he again applied him.
self to business, and, swoonng second time, he ex-
pred In two days more he would have completed the
second year of his presdencyN o. Picaytne Mar. IS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-22

We are requested 10 state that, tomorrow TUESDAY,
at 10 O'Clock, m, the Postmaster General will proceed
to show what the state of the bidding on the several
routes to be now let to contract for the ensuing four
years. to enable those taking interest to be heard be-
lore the mai decisions are made This will take place in
the southwest room, first floor of the Post Office build
ing and the be taken up in the order of States
commencing with Virginia
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-22

Capt Van Brunt, who sailed from here on Saturday in
the bomb vessel Ena TO anchor in the harbor be-
low and tried his big gun before going sea and he
reports that it worked admirably The shock to the yes
sci was much less than he anticipated, and the reco,
with moderate OF the compressor, only four to five
feet. He fired three times, the gun being loaded each
time with SHE'LL and the usual charge of powder, TWEEN
ty mounds =ROston Post. a