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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
OTFfcE o. the PArEEsoN And RsNAPO RAILSokD
lnMLANY. Noxemh-r b. lal1.

OTFIcE o. rHE PtTEssoN ,ND kANAPo kAuRoto}
CoNTASY, November o. l347
Won ARE HEREBY notified. that TIE Paterson
L and Rampo Railroad Company have made application
% james : Nevrs Esq Justice Of the supreme Court
Of the state Of NegJerey for the appointment Of Com
mssoners examine and appraise land owned BY you
respectively and required for the Of the Company 10
the construction Of their Railroad and that the said Jus
has appointed Tuesday the threth dey II November
instant the house ~ Luse Nauderyeer IN the City Of
o'clock in thesernoon Of that day for the
appointment by him. under his hand and seal Of three dis
int crested impartial and iudici0us ireehoders. Comms
soners proceed the premises. under the eighth
ton Of the charter OF the Company, % examine and ap
praise your and required and to such damages
they may be authorized by the said act 20 TO you
and Ia. directed that YOU should have II least twenty
days previous notice thereof which time and place
will attend n you think proper and b. heard respecting
the same. JOHN hOfPEh, sec y.
To William P Rsihbone Richard Wight, James Mon
creif Philip ; Crook, Llnn ScuddeI, Warren ;. kel-
logg William n Sweet, William =. Mason. Moody Cum
mi Robert NJ Blackwell a. ltaWtDi
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IN PURSUANCE Of 40 order Of the Surrogate q the
l County OF New York, notice Il hereby given 70 all Per
sons having claims against CHARLES I.AUCE, late OF
the City OF New York importer deceased 70 present the
same with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscr he al his
Office No Nassau-sreet IN the City Of new York on or
before the shth day OF May ne1t-Dset NewYoTk the
en- day OF Nov 1871 JAMES :. THAYER,
ne lswem Public Administrator, nc.
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VELVET VISITS, oLoAKs, sc.

st KEIEIFtD-Fef Steamer IN a1-IlhIs nvs
" Cases q very rich Embroidered
VISITS, CLoAkS, SC.
Long and Square Shswls, Scarfs, &C
a. JAMES BECK & cos $50 Broadway
? : India Shsw's sad Scaris At iow prices n2 weod
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County Of SewYork notice j. hereby gwen 70 All per
son. having claims against JOHN W. b RGES, lats Of
the City NewYork grocer, deceased, % the
same with vouchers thereof % the subscriber AZ his
Office No Nassaust In the City Of Nes-iork Oh or be
fore the 9Th day OF May uexDated Ne.fork, 9Th day
OF November 1871.
Us lswom JAMES > IHAl Tx f4bhc Adm' &c
NOTIlE-Pursuantt 10 az order u A. 3. Hodges, sur
lNrogale u HI County Of Kings notice u hereby given
10 all persons having csims sgsinss MOSES klabALL
City OF BROOK yn sDd County Aforesaid erchsn
dec-sed that they required 10 present the sane with
the vouchers thereof 10 NE subscrorfs Al me once OF
william smith Brown No l43 Wsler-st City ot New fori
on before the 50 day Of February n-rL-Daed IN. ID
day OfAugust l847. MARY L. kIhBALL. Adminisuaifx.
zu2 avon Wa SMITH BROWN, A. minstrsIOr
NUTICE.-In pursuance OF al order OF Andrew b
Hodge, ESQ Surrogate Of The County Of Kings no.
lice hereby given 20 al persons having claims against
JONAS NJ. EDWARDS. late % The City OF Brooklyn 10
sad county deceased 10 present he same, win lhe
vouchers hereof to The subscriber oce Of soss0n
sche, % Ssssau-,' New fork on - before ne I'm
dsv Of February. ls48 WILLIAM H. EDWARDS. .
August II, 1877 .u3 la"om'l Executor
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NEW WORK
THE GRAMMAR
COAL

DEACH-ORCHARD COAI.-Now dseharEing
Il fom BARGE NENr, 100 tons stone
BARGE SWALLOW, Is tons Broken
BARGE HARRISON, lls tons Egg
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER, " tors Nat.
For sale lo~ from vessel Apply "
7. STOKES DICkERSOS, lo7 Anthory-s-
o7u Broadway.
COAL.-l00 tors hrsi quaIlty Liverpool, aAost, sad
Ofor sac By JOSEPH McMURRAY,
NJ eorr-r Of Pine AID South
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Notice = hereby given to the relatives
and next ct An of JOHN YOUNG late Of the City Of
NeEHork merci ant deceased ald who . alleged 10 have
ed intestat~ that shall apply 20 the Surrogate OF the
CITY and County Of New York Tor Letters Of Atministr.
ton upon the Of the said interstate, the I'D day
Of November next AZ ten clock the forenoonDafsd
New.York Oct a lsf7 JAMES : THAYER,
Oh zawtw Public Administrator
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IN PIRsUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
LOT the Co4nty OF New-fork notice = hereby given 90
all person. having claims sgainst PETER sCHWARG,
ate Of the City NewYofk grocer, deceased, 70 pre-
the vouchers thereof the subscriber
a. ocs Nassau S. IN the City Of NewYork or be
fore the 9th day of May next-Datsd NewIork, the 9Th
day Of November i8f7.
as lswsm JAMES : THAYER Public Administrator
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County of Newi0rk notice Is hereby given 70 all per
sons having claims against Nj CHAEL WEAVER, late Of
the City Of Newiork boafman decessed 10 present the
same with the voucher. thereof the subscriber At his
Office No Nsssau-sreet, the City Of New-fork or
before the 9th day Of May neKtDated Nswfork the Sth
day OF Nov. 1871. JAMES > THA1ER,
r. fax6u lblic Adm. kc
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dsy Of payment 10 the lot Of February Orce hours from
B. NJ % r NJ. B4nsabe money Only received
B. Persons sending full description Of their property
% this once Will have their bills sent % them, they
be had By aPplJins a. this Office. SMITH DUNSiNG,
o15 Dal Receiver Of Taxes
CORPORATION NoTICE.-Pubne notice i'hsr'-
pants Of al houses and lots, improved or unimproVsd
lands, Affected thersby, that the following assessments
have been com By the Assessors, and lodged 10
the street Comrzssionef. Oiics for examination By al
persons interested, Va For building sewer "a Oliver
street from the East River 70 Maasonstrest The limits
embrseed By such Assessmsns include al the 'eversl
house, and 0s u ground vacant 0 pieces And parcels
OF land both sides u OFsrstrest between the
last River and East broadway. Also on ne westerly
ds Of S0ufa,treet between Jsmes-slip and CsthHine
street Also, on both sides Of Water merry Osk and
Madison streets between James and Cstharne .trss.-
Also both sdss Of Henry, between oliver and C.the-
nns Also the easery side Of East Broadway
between Oliver and CathArine streets
All ps1sons whose Interests Affected By the above
named Asessmens aud who opposed 70 the same or
.thsr Of them are requested present their ossctions
IN wrtnz 70 Tie underlined the Street Commission
es Oce within thirty days from the date Of hs aotce
MARTIN = THOMPSON. Street Commissioner,
and Chairman Of the Assessors.
Street Com zissionsr's ofhes, Nov. - lsl7
DUBLIC NOTICE ]. hereby gwen thai a Oscillation
the Committee Roads and Canals inquire INTO and 70
port the sxpedercy and prsetcanty Of having eu
constructed In hoseyeltstreet near OHstfeet %
connect with the exisnz sewer sad stresL And also
Ssei al % Il . - S'i.ss Al person.
th.r.o are ~ % present them 10 writing 70 the IN
dsrsiEnsd :. hs once No. Hall Of Records before
tss .ith day Of November ias;-susst Csmmissieners
Offce, November IS l847
si5 MARTIN Z THOMPSON. Street Ccunissionsr.
DTBLIC NOTICE Is hereby gwen that petition
has been presented 10 the Board Of Acerm-n 70 have
a. vacant lots between the sixth snd Eighth avenues and
TweniJ-hrst and Twenty third streets fenced per
soa, Interested = pro s AVE p 1y,'ss 20
Z. "a saa :.aas .ssd -. So H. Of Records.
before the 24h Day o. November inst-Strest Comfns
.cuers Oics. November -, 1917.
nI1 MARTIN L THOMPSON street Comnsnonef.
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have used Hansenord'. Truss on many occasion,
during the p4st four years. and convinced that. IN
utility well - comfort, II excel, all other Trgae.
before the public. JOHN BARNES NJ D.
POuzhkeepsie, June 10, 1871.
Sold, Wholesale and retail, BY A. q L D SANDS 100
feltonst n Y Manufactured By sEELYE WAR
tFR GaylOrd Brifre Conn "a 1.,.o<.
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COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
rur -crrAr srNsDg rok AL DISEASES OF rhh Atr@'
AND sxEssr.
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L. WOODS PATENT AIR-TIuBT
COAL STOVE

saIled-ship Charleston, foI Charleston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-14
Summary of News in the French Language.
THE FOREIGN MArIs.

The steamship Hibernia will leave Boston tor
Liverpool on Monday next, and the French
steamship Philadelphia this city tomorrow
morning, at 8 o'clock, for Cherbourg.
The mails for each will close here this after.
noon those for the Hibernia at halfpast 8
o'clock, and those for the Philadelphia at
o'clock.
The Herald for Europe to go by these vessels,
will be ready at IL o'clock. 1t will contain a
compend of all matters that have occurred on this
side of the Atlantic since the sailing Of the last
steamship, including accounts OF the markets
of the crops-the latest news from the seat OF
war, and correspondence from all parts OF the
country. 1t will be embellished with view OF
Saltillo. now the headquarters OF Gen. wool
The Herald for Europe, for the Philadelphia,
will contain summary of American news
printed in French, for the benefit of those who
do not understand English. If any news OF I'M
portance should reach us after II and before
3 o'clock, it will be given in second edition
or in slips.
Single copies in wrappers sixpence each.
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Yho Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald will be ready this morning
at nine o'clock, and will be history of the
world for the week preceding Nothing of
interest that will have transpired ap to the
hour of publication, will be omitted in it.
The markets in this and other cities will receive
due attention, as well as the crops through
out the country. Besides, it will contain the
usual quantity of commercial, financial, political
and miscellaneous news. 1t will be illustrated
with view of Saltilo, in Mexico, drawn by an
officer of the American army, on the spot.
Single copies Ct cents each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-14

Police IntelIlgencos
ChayRe of Grand Larceny.-On1cer Watson Of the
9th ward arrested yesterday man called Thomas
Dsvlin ami Jane McGowen, ON . charge Of stealing
pocket book containing $la7 from the premises No SO
Market street. belonging ThomIs Cain. Both locked
up for trial by Justice Drinker.
qnofher-Ofncer Pendsrvls of the LIST ward, arrest
ed Yesterday q man called Daniel H. Diamond ON a
charge Of stealing $50 from the galley Of the ship An
son. lying ct Buring Slip belonging to George Coama,
the steward of the ship Justice Drnker locked him
r Charge Of Burgla~y-Ofacers Mansfield and Tilot-
SON. of the 18th ward arrested yesterday man called
Isaac cCloud charge of burglariousy entering the
premises No IA Seventh street with intent to STEAL and
while in the house he to violate the person
Of Jane Riggs one of the servant girls Justice limp
son locked him up for further hearing
In che Case Of Doctor Guion.-We noticed in the
Herald, the other day, the arrest of DR.. Edward NJ
Guion, and his two clerks, VIM. II. Brayton and Tho
mas Ring, q charge of granddaughter. 1t appears
that at the time the poisonous drug was sold BY the boy
absent and the next day when the mistake was ascer
tanned, DR.. Guon discharged both Ring and Brayton
"A Dishonest Servant-Ofacer Dondican, Of the 9th
ward arrested yesterday German girl by the name Of
o. Ss
black lace cap worth ST. Agerine bracelet, worth
$5 together with other articles valued in all at $40 The
tice Driuker locked her up for trial.
One Thief Rob1ing .a"other.-OHicer MCGEE, Of the
Hawkins alias Guinea Pete on charge Of stealing 50
from Bob Moore while In thisving crib on the Five
State Prison at Sing Sing Justice Drinker locked up
Pete for trial.
Conspiracy to Defrand-one of the constabes of the
5th ward, arrested yesterday two called John
ter and Sylvester Post, charged with being
pices of Samuel W. Jackson who stands charged with
defrauding Mr.. Henry Johnson, livery stable keeper
Of $500. Both committed to the Tonbs by Justice
Drinker in default of bail.
Il Dear Mistake-Mr: James Radcf, of the brig Ann
Maria gave the steward Of the brig 800 bank bill in
mistake for dollar bill, in order to purchase some
fruit and cakes supposed that the steward disco
vered the value OF the BILL for he has not made his
pearanse since he left the brig with the money.
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Hints to Omnibus Owners and Drivers.

There ia annoyance to which omnibus travelling
is exposed which think ought to be medied alude
to the practice of persons riding beside the
driver dangling their heels within few inches of the
Of those inside in 'front.' the dirt
from their feet being blown into the eyes and throas of
the aforesaid The who prefer this
elevated mode of travelling generally appear to think
stockings supsfous article of Dress utterly des-
pse blacking backing makers, and shoe blacks.
have Of times ladies obliged close the
window draw their wells down, aud turn their faces
rather than pair OF bare shins swinging ungrace-
fully before them If outside passengers must be taken
q proper place should be made for them.
think that much dirt might be prevented from blow.
ing into the stages If the drivers per-
orated and boards three to five inches deep put
side Of the foot boards.
Yours, respectfully DRY DOCK.
New York. July 10, l947.
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To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In a quotation in your paper Of yesterday from the
Turks Island Gaxefs OF the Goth and 9th may be en-
the destitute condition in which the island is
to be at present. If such report be true it is calam
ty of indeed recent reports by let
ter that place to the statement the
Gazette q mere tale signifying nothing 1t may be
easily perceived that the extracts not only state
ments the prevailing deartb but there is much said
concerning the Nassau government Were 1t not
trespassiug on your valued sheet might give an ac
count of the existing jealousy between the Turks Island
and New Providence the seat OF government of the
Bahamas But suffice 1t to say that there be little
doubt the report of the Gazette Is more . political
question than q correct statement Of their market
Respectfully, NATIVE
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We received another account Of "another
great battle in Mexico" yesterday, purporting
TO have come direct from Matamoras. We give
it, together with other "Mexican news" in
to-day's paper, under the regular Geographic
head, but we are disposed to consider nearly the
whole as merely repetition Of the rumors
which reached here week ago.
l, several instances during the war with Mex
eco. umors which originated in Vera Cruz, and
copied into the papers in New Orleans, have been
clrrisd back to Mexico, translated into Spanish,
then brought gain 10 New Orleans, with addi-
tional particulars, and again copied in the south
ern papers. Thus rumor, rather loose in de-
tails, is circulated in New Orleans, translated
into Spanish IN some place in Mexico, retrans-
lated again and again, and we see it in American
papers as news three or four times over.
Whether the "last news'' IS true or not, we
are confident that Gen. Scott has ere this taken
possession of the capital of Mexico. He has
either done so or we are on the eve of peace
Our anxiety to hear from the war quarter is in
tense, and we shall probably be gratified in day
or two.
When any news of reliable nature shall be
received, we shall publish it Immediately in an
EXTRA HERALD, but unless we have reason to
place full reliance on it ourselves, we shall not
take any trouble about it, except to post it
on our bulletin, as we did with the news
that came yesterday. 1t is difficult task
to discriminate between the true and false
rumors which we are daily receiving from the
seat Of wal, and it requires the exercise of judg
ment to determine when to issue an extra, and
when not to do so. We have not issued any on
account of either of the two last rumors, because
we had no confidence in their truth, although we
believe that Gen. Scott is now in the city OF
Mexico, or Trist is negotiating peace.
The public may feel assured that when we do
publish one, that we think it worth while, and
consider the news of interest to our readers.
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cond voyage to the Colony on the Let of September
taking out emigrants freight for the Colon,Aso
Societies Dr. McGill colonial physiosn, anu t 49,.
Ruaswurm the lady Of Gov. r., who have spent sue
summer in this country will return In the packet We
understand it is the Intention OF the copsay ,hs
the nacket To keep her constantly running s
Chessnaste and the colonies, and 1t sstms.eo INA.
she easily make three trip: Il. colonies and
Sons pppotsbls 10 the Oompsny sdmsre0".
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LAUNCH 1.-The ship Samuel Russell, of 300
tons, built for the China trade, will be launched
from the ship yard of Messrs Brown & Bell, at
the foot of Stanton street, East river, at half
past ii o'clock, A. M this day She will be
commandedIby Capt. Palmer, late of the Honqua.
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Hon. Geo M. Dallas, the Vice President, has been
spending few days ut Winchester, Va. 1t Ia said that
the people town without distinction Of party turn
ed out and paid their respects to the second officer Of
the government
Hon r. j. Walker, Secretary OF the Treasury arrived
in Boston Thursday and will rewsn In that city for
q few days He visited the custom house the day
his arrival and expressed much satisfaction with ali
the arrangements.
Elk Governor Davis, of Massachusetts and his
on the 9th inst sojourning in Springfield, Illinois.
Hon. Henry NJ. Ridgely died at Dover Del, Friday
last He distinguished for his legal knowledge bright
talents and good citizenship He Of the most
prominent men of Delaware, and had served his State
both in the IT, s. Senate and House Of Represen taves
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Loss OF LIFE THROUGH MIsTAKE INA pRuG.--
which young and estimable lady lost her life Madame
Adnet Creolelad having a slight attack Of fever,
sent Tor Dr. Daret eminent medical practitioner for
advice He called on her and wrote what deemed
prescription which forthwith carried to apothe-
store In the neighborhood TO be- dispensed Ger
s,n neucsnents were furnished carried to the lady
na nuhnistered when in two hours afterward she be
oss corpse IL appears that through confusion
i NV On ns part OF the Doctor mistake made
intended to be Qninne He Unfortunately wrote Morn
nne OF which twelve grains furnished
me paper on which the names Of the medicaments
order, viz: e'' w" F
Give sulphate of Magnesa, once ounce.
Give Sulphatc Of Morphine, IL grains
~ n,, DARET, ID, NJ F.n
Dr. Dsret enjoys high and well merited rep alton
In the city and has very extensive practice The un-
Fortunate victim In this only ~ Years of
the mother Of one ohid.-N. Q. 7ropie .sue g.
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Should the bill which has recently passed the Ca
madam Parliament, receive the sanction Of the crown
and the st. be opened for the export Of grain
from the United States, the West will be greatly bene
fitted The Detroit Free Press In remarkng upon this
subject saysThs will bring to set Of custom
ers from Quebec, Montreal, and all the river cities
Soon, Michigan will have eight avenues to MARKET
From Dunkrk to New York by way OF the Erie railroad
the Erie canal from Buffalo, the railroads. from same
point the Welland canal, to Oswego; the Ogienspu.g
road to Boston: the Montreal ana Boston ROAD the
Montreal Portland road and the river St lawrence
Within Ave years, all these routes will become comps
titors for business
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The VIRGINIA MINeTRELs commence series Of Con-
certs at the Minerva Rooms, Broadway, next Monday
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ono charge until the Hair Is reStOred.".-
Beas Hair Restorative piled the above terms Office
ios Nassau n BsFot those who apply themselves it
is for sale.
READ.-L Aaron Caik Mayor Of the city OF New York,
do hereby certify, that have general certificate and
am ne sonay acquainted with many Of the who have
Ygoed and know them to be Of the highest standing
DIE community. AARON CLARK.
New York, March, 1889.
Boston AgencyiS9 Washington ST.; Philadelphia--2 N.
Sixth VI. MW&S
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BROOKLYN Intelligence.
County CouRrs-I'he Court of Sessions and County
Court will be In session this morning for the purpose
of finishing the business Of the srm preparatory to
Q final adjournment -.
Marrow EscAPE.-A pair Of fine horses attached To
barouche; ran away yesterday morning-they started
down Hicks street into Fulton at their utmost IL
is almost miracle that serious accident happened
the lined with vehicles Of every
The horses pursued their towards the ferry break
ing and uPsetting two farmers wagons and carving
everything before them-the driver ut their head on
foot and every Persen espseted to him dashed to
pieces he however let go, and they made right
for the ferry with the intention of taking bath
in the East river. The keeper of the gate,
however, thought proper to bar progress aud for
tunately closed the gate; they not satisfied with
this however, but made desperate attempt to burst
the ferriage) in witch they partly succeeded one Of
them having got his head trough the gate In which
condition they remained looking wstfuy towards the
great city across the river until the driver came up
when they quietly accompanied him home The poie
Of the baroucne broken, and farmers wagon con-
sderably injured One OF the horses also was verv
much cut about the head and neck The driver named
David Burton held with all hsstrergth to the last
and with great difficulty saved himself
DoINo GOOD BUsISEss.-A public house, situated
the railroad station, at Farmingdse during the
camp meeting took in $l400 Wednesday, for refresh
ments. We should say that was making money pretty
fast.
PoLrcE-Catherine Shoudy VIM Hager and VIM
Merritt exami ed for dsordery conduct and dis
charged. Elizabeth Turner was arrested fer assault
and battery gave bail in 500 to appear at General
sions
BRooxLyN August 2, ls47
SpiH Understanding Statement
In perus1ng the msrSsa OF 11y asth my attention
ty Of the City, therein exhibiting the number Of deaths
in New York for July last, viz =
For week ending July a.. .s45
10. 1897
4
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Showing rapid increase of deaths every week, the
greater proportion being children under FIVE years. as
follows - =