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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

HAvHE-Shp Sc yen-20o0 burr to Hardhorp-i5cO
do Bodmer50 baskets champagne Markoe Wilbur CO.
case Q s fex-29 do Dord5 bales Mswson, bro's-4s
Robb, Ilard-2 Kam bro's-it Wittle-l w Smith
Gillespie & Stodaell-4 DupIs col Roger Gull.
lame s. cog l. Birsse X coo De Rham & Moore-2 U
Varet-28 bales Is cases 10 order.
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r,COTI,S BAZAAR.

NO. DEY STREET.
CANDS SCOTT has removed to No. Dey sn Get (tht
y Of his former success( ard has opened splendid
place where he will Dinners &c. in his old style
that gave much satisfaction to his custsmers.
variety of hot Dinners vii! be given each day from IL till
every description his old price OF One Shilling and
additional charge for small bread, butter, &c.
The finest Liquors that be procured his bar and
the best favored Cigars.
lie will be happy his old friends and resi- ectfuly
Steaks Chops, Cold Cuts Posched Eggs, Rarebts, Tea
Coffee &c, atany time until ~ 2. NJ .
His tables will be supplied with the best European and all
the New York papers. al lm*c
DHILIP GARHARDT, THE ARTIST TAILOR
WE HAY long had it in mind to say word in
gardo the admirable made by this gentleman
We have had many suits Of clothes made New York. but
found artist cling the mentioned above His
made of the best Of CLOTH and all Of Is
cheaper than be bought The last suit purchased OF
him. and for which paid $35, cod he bought else
where for less than $50 We hope friends who good
it, and reasonable prices will call his store, OF
chambers and West Broadwsv ,oSowsr
WINDOW sHADhs.-Once more we challenge the New
w York Shade dealers with IN the sale Of
Window Shades We are now making large daily addition,
by As quality Of our Shades; have bu,
ark NJ Weinvits the citizens of New York aud the sur
rounding country call aud will prove the truth
If our assertions DUNCKER 4 Becker,
No SO Chatham street, Chambers street,
my1 1msrc New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

nR J. X CHABERT takes this medium to inform his
- friends and the public that he has again resumed the
practice OF edicine at No. 40 Grand street
To those who be disposed to solicit his assistance he
will devote his usual and attendance trusting that his
previous sncre will be sufficient satisfy the
ons that his treatment IN all will alleviate the disesss
ofsuherng umanty, II in the power Of human aid do
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD Co-The
annus election for thirteen Directors Of this Company
will be held At the Office Of the Company, No. Tryon Row
Tuesday the 18th day of May between the hours Of
Y and 2ocock r M The transfer books will be closed
days prior to the election
. A. KYLE. Jr Secretary
New York, April &c. 1917 a2a tmvIarc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

LIIDES-57 Dry Southern Hides, now landing, nor Brig
IL Frances Beck from Apalachicols, and for sale by
PERSSE Il BOOKS,
myl IS and 81 Nassau street
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TO THE LADIES.

DETER ROBERTS, 33 Broadway has just rec eived per
recent arrivals splendid assortment Of goods The fol-
every descrpon lace caps collars sca and msntas
handkerchefs in embroidered handsch and tape Dor
deS; silk thread and kid gloves 300 breakfast en- caps from
o. cd to Is Also 300 doz and silk hosiery cent
below the usual prices, nj Imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17
GERMAN SILVER

JAMES o. MOFFET, No. l2i Prince street, third block
- west OF broadway, constantly featuring German
silver OF various numbers and widths which he will waraai
to be equal 70 other foreign domestic quality and
which he will sell wholesale and retail prices
All goods sold will be delivered in any part o the city
or BROOKLYN, Tree OF expense. apl7 lfnsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

DROFESS0R OF MUSIC-G. r: SOLOMON takes this
mode Of informing his friends and the public that he has
moved to SO Chatham where he teach fo
classes singly by and improved method peculiarly
his by which his pupils advanced in half the
usual time.
IN CERTAIN IMPORTANT MAJ. ADlEs-Ihe aslhor
sspeesly elect Structure, WEAKNESS and ~ more ecri.
ormproper habits at residence Greenwich street from
II A. NJ and from 70 p M, Sunday excepted) His
the radical well rapid and
that can be devised sswoud willingly BE- a!.ssed by thou
be addressed Box 869 Lower Post Office and will receive
the most faithful and deliberate attention ml7 t@r
A NTI.YENEREAL PROTECTOR.-After many years
of ,hiu research BY the most eminent physicians, both
feca and zndoe for the prevention aud dangers
yenerea communication Infection which now offered
the first time IN this county pr La Ray aware thai few
The community by ignorant pretende tut warranted the
belief that such quackery will detriment him.
when single trial of his valuable specific shall have
made.
The Anti ene-ea Protector purely vegetable entirely
harmless and obtained from plants and fruit growing The
South of France and the Northern coast Of the
Sea- and when chemically and poportionaby combined
oil Of the softes aud most mp~neabe nature he
obtained from the hole vegetable kingdom Its ard an
plicaton entirely external conveniently made and IS
The perfection and OF the protection found
in the Of another article be externally applied also
wards. which is contained small fancy box with the bottle
nsd and tested will entirely convince the most scepcal
Price for the whole 81 box Orders from other cities
promptly filed the usual discount psyiesls i
For sale al 2I Fulton street 2s Broadway AIS Broadway Al
Cherry $50 Bowery Broome, Bowery corner o
second 80 Grand sos Pearl c9Jne1 ros; 2es BiseessT
Brooklyn. my17 30t'c
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.
DATCHELOR'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye is far
II peror thing yet offered for coorng the hair
beautiful and black browa without stsinns
maTkabe liquid effects the desired object exces the adma
ton and establishment of thousands. who loud in its praise
Wall street, Broadway. PceBoles for the hair,
H. Gibbs ale 1m*c
MINIATURE PAINTING.
M R. McDOUGAL has taken the room No H. in building
IVA known Pumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
Of Broadway and Murray where he would be happy
attend any orders water color sketches
Al m
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CLOTHING,

r,.su-sae.-.ur,rs.s..rraa-r.-
CLOTHING,
T s H:';: :; e: S:;s.!: I:S 81
N: :.. wH;s &c @
ys 0 " RS.:S sSo sSs. wh viii @
style Of elegance be surpassed Yen will DO wei
Do not forget the number, ss Maiden Lane
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
DR A. c. CASTLE, ssl Broadway corner Of White street
~ public TO his and approved
:aa e IL: ss
Cattle his practice Of .ghs.n ys,E' hs Il
and ability is Composition isesysd sad
Ss the tool, perfect every respect, put tooth
ws IN o a wnGS and Ss~s
COUNTRY MILLINERS.
fSss ssS
S:: 5%Si' s:es 'F%fs ss
great variety Of other goods which he will sell at very low
SOLAR LAMPS, GIKAN DOLES, HALL Ian
THORNS AND TEA TRAYS.
Th fS;ss: 3; S$i:s
s Si viii sTs a a city
call and the above stock which be sold At whole
uu1m. IS. Fulton st.. , one door ri from bosaw:y.
TO IMPORTERS AND DEALEkS IN
WOOLLENS.
II MIGEON &CO., Refnishers of Cloths, Cashmere
The Gold Medal has been awarded by the American Inst
tu5e for their superior manner Of rsnshiny Orders may be
WH s5ApE g. H S,s.s ::.
" ). BRIoHHAM Co. 60 H Pine street. Dsss' ''''
%Rss dollar. goods for
customers. al6 lmsc
GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS,
Hsss sS:s iis sss :s
private dwellings the shorte. notice and on the most
n B. All kinds of gas fixtures rexil. rebronzed and res
vered .rI7 Im.r
CHUKCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION
% es;asf sssssy s,:sa.
!, NJ s!sSs1H
ROGLES HYPERION FLUID, or VeEeIsblr Hair Com
hs f. :ssae exr ea %
isGR
sSy
aaSsd,aey SiAs is!s Of is Ssa.l and oalfyms.
ly powerful its reproductive powers badness and in
stored the hair its full plentitude of pristine beauty Price
Prepared only by WIN. BOGLE Boston, and for sale by A.
ii.maso, at sia Broadway. Z East Broadway New
York. mo 30t*r
EAMfIY BOARDING SCHOOL IN THE COUN
TkY.-An experienced teacher has for several years
taken into her family number exceeding
No pains spared advance the pupils in their studies and
to render them comfortable and happy while charge
Great attention paid their health morals The location
very retired healthy No day scholars admitted There
few vacancies For and references enquire No.
l56 Laurens street. a26 2w*c
ROAKDlNL IN BLEECKER sTKEET-Two gentle
- and their wives OF five six single gentlemen
be accommodated with hsndsome untnished rooms: with
house in Carroll place Apply IS Spring
a2l 1m&r
CROTON HOSE DAYS PATENT-The inventor Of
- this article offers it for sale pledgng himself replace
machinery for covering The inside rubber tube having ae
experiments been perfected, the hose offered
the perfect article originally contemplated when the
tion patented. 1t is now all right For sale No
Courtandt street. HORACE H. DAY.
m31 Imrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

BABY JUMPERS! BABY JUMPERS.
TINE ATTENTION of mothers and Of nurses ia invited
l. examination of this indispensable article quie
nursery which may be found Of every variety and price
100 Broadway. SAAIL. BROOKS,
s23 i'm Agent he Manufacturer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

MRS. ZEGLlO, No. o. DIVISION STREET,
w GUILD respectfully inform her friends aud the public n
w general that she has constantly hand full and fash
sso Tuscans of superior quality and mourning bonnets
The ladies from the country well the city requested
to call and examine her stock before purchasing elsewhere
m Inns
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PARKE'R'S
GO f + T. l. II O u 8 E,
NO. 20 DEY STREET,
FORMERLY OF
InIIN Grip NLyU VnDK
10 JOHN STREET., NEW YORK.
AT Imsrr

AND MOS M6schfET sSSe 4 "2ans Hs1 d.
ssIaS houses: barns: r.&ds%. &C., &C. ''' 81 '''A
best esfT
ain sr.destey for Chg s.e,nnaton Of yeT% which nvaIs
as ssS s:a Ss a.si % .y Fss s.ssss
!.
nIsEAsEs QP THE. URINARY OR5ANs-sach a,
E Bl,sSSs, s s,s2s,%1,s or whites
kidneys semisai weakness
Are speedily and eectoay removed by Abene,hys Bot,
y T l y Of s"s and Ts are ssr
eeneratiys rarely if ever experienced from taking
sns' i II lana! ss ST. M s 81 Gsa
myl0 Inc
NEW JERSEY, HUI HTpsoN 0,, : DELAWARE RAIL
:;: :: siHi;
f%s G &c .s s Ta% : s Nd
% Ii S Y d mss s SS re- a ss
Viii ' be soa f %s :. S
NHwr0S' s J. T. E G9ss II I, April a. l'43.
yAGtsoth HAMMOCK, Junr Commissioners
ROBERT HAMILTON,
SAMUEL FOWLER,
MARTIN RYERSON.
ap20 2nt srrc
NOTICE.
RRADNER L CO, have removed to No. Nassau. be-
- Wall and Pine opposite the Custom House
imsr
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
MO ElUAL.--The improvement of 18i6-ALEAeN-
IN DER,S TRICOBAPiiE, which instan, coors
the Hair natural Black Brown and gives Il the beauty sad
the skin The proprietor since is Improvement pre-
sents the public with the utmost confidence " having no
For sale by Rushton & Co, Broadway j. 8. Aspnwa,
William street Johnson Moore Taylor, Maiden lane and
A. b. sands New York and by The sole agents for the
United States, H. e. GA WhIStI $50.
sI0 lm$rrc fhIlaoelphIn.
VUvO COMB MAKERS-Hoofs for sale by
l. PETER COOPER. No " BUling Slip.
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HALL LANTERNS

Il = ! IIHIIIy IltIN ITNND.
u 000 THE LARGEST and splendid assortment
O,OVO OF Hall Lanterns Of cut engraved and stained
glass ever offered the public Wholesale dealers will please
call and examine and judge for themselves before
elsewhere. 0namen!sk street Lanterns for sale Glass Bent
for Clocks and Bow Windows, &c, &c.
GEORGE EDWARDS,
nj lmsr ia and ZIG Nassau street
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.
"A the deshauiiy situated and healthy
denees in Orange county one mile from the Hudson Rve
from itycvey viii be paid make
Ss sSs Fs
r. p Hs%sac FgGn aS WE
Broadway a2o imarc
SODA WATER AND APPARATUs..J. Matthew'S, No
for ns
for e as and Mn % G s
up of the apparatus and its &c. will accompany each
PARlsIAN. DYtING MISUNDERSTANDING ~ n REPoT for
New ri AND S
's p.s Al Of .n sa
zephyr wors!sd and w.oen yarn sewing cotton mohair
Psmased faded goods ribbons, silks. .an,, nepoe.
sells ladies' and eentemens garments &C. dyed and cleaned
equal to new articles me- 3N'rc
M r; CgKEpissl Z,
n,.lidsd home q o! d.ans.. apd dis,
ass ss ssr 1St S"tss b
w he entirely recovered his bearing and has returned
%s. Sturgeon ::
aspsn deafness palms, noises collections in and discharges
CLIKEHUGH. HAIR.CUTTER AND WIG MAKER,
has removed to lIs Broadway, by the Of
S wss ss c as been
stoned BY the for the premises the details of which
cry, almost without parallel. mo liter
I k00 AlLANTHUs TREES, for street planting,
E, ss p ;S:s s#s s Apply s' to T:.y
''ee" '''" 'N' WINTER vi VIE: Co. Wall stree.
Also Forest and Ornamental Trees. of al. kind, ms l.
MONEY LENT.
on so snd S:1
plate JOHN HST n 6S4ss2sI a ssssa ss
Person: received in privsse ONCE. bv ringing the bell
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"a C a1!5lax SICK an 'i 9 :x
VANHERRiiTBs, IS Maiden Lane between William ano
Nam rss,s where may be found over five tho md ready
made ramenfs which viii be sold Wholesale or l. all al ths
very lowest possible prices Also than nve hundred
pieces Of fashionable goods which will be made To order IN
style of elegance be surpassed You Will 60 wei
TO call as YOU can from three dollars ON SUIT
Do not forget the number, 36 Maiden Lane.
tn20 lint rrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH:
nR c. CASTLE, ss1 Broadway corner Of hite street
- calls the attention Of the public and approved
method sound which are csrou:
and The editor Of the r., ening Fosf
Dr. Castle his practice of sgh years has obsed
euyabe emnsnce he operates the teeth with great SKIN
while nrssrs ALL ACIDS AMI NrEcTINo AaEsrs reI
de the tooth perfect Is put into the tooth
while in soft without pain and becomes hard or
j, peculiarly adapted We have tried IT.
au8 Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

IL well known the successful practitioner IN New
York Of delicate diseases For the last "a
years Dr. enjoyed the most sstsp,ye rre.fs Ser
tors reputation for skill in those old hacured cases that have
existed for years, No matter Row long You
may have Geet Structure Ulcers upon the body or IN the
in tine head and o M
habit INDUCED in by young causing lascvious dream.
in four days without Mercury No alteration in diet or pre-
advice amended TO- No charge made unie.. cured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

NROTON HOSE DAYS PATENT-The inventor Of
this article offers il for sae pledgng himself to replace
machinery for covering the inside rubber tube having ae
many experiments been perfected the hose offered
the perfect article originally contemplated when the nven
ton patented 1t is now all right For sale No %
Courtandt street. HORACE H. DAY.
1vurc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17

DIR. GREGORY would npprze strangers aud Others that
- he be consulted usual his old stand, No.
Roosevelt door from Chatham seeton diseases
and arrangements of the sexual sysem His
prompt and efectua always resulting radi-
cal cure Those person. whose busit. ments win
ly invited make early call Open until 10 o'clock p
mi27t*r
established A. ID. 1895 by the present popetor the
successful treatment Of disease Of and for
is the only remedy earth that safely be relied
sttuon without or hndrsnce from business even
when all else have failed A comprehensive treatise accom-
eecmaly cud il all cases matter how long standing
tent and shorter of time than any other medicine
the world, or pay will be taken Price 81 per vial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-17
TelegraphIc Correspondence.

BOTTOM May 10, lS37-3 O'CLOCK, pm.
One OF the has arrived the from the Anglo
Saxon The ship struck about IL O'Clock night Of the 9Th
and Immediately blged Eors topm,sr and
senges after pulling hours landed Shag Harbor outer
Island During the day Of the luggage
and robbed A. II. latest sdycss the ;h. .taIbOad side
Of the cargo list Arrived to-day. ship Dana. Howss
from Liverpool, 10th ult.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-19

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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31
RAIL ROAD.

The Commissioners appointed by the act
of the General Assembly incorporating the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail Road Com
pany, assembled at Bloomington Macon
county, on the 9th instant
Nine of the Gentlemen named in the act
were present, and the Board was organized
by the election of John Graves, Esqr., of
Livingston county. Chairman, and A.
Shortridge of Bloomington, Secretary.
The shares were fixed at 500 dollars
each-the company to be considered as
organized when 1000 shares were taken
that is when stock to the amount of one
hundred thousand dollars is subscribed
Books are to be opened at various places
on the route, and such other places as shall
be deemed necessary.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31
For the Boon's Lick Times.
DIR PATROL.

Messrs. BENsoN & GpEEN:-We think we
can serve the public in no better way ct The
present juncure than by calling the attention
Of our citizens. through the medium OF your
paper, 10 subject practical in its character,
and intimately connected with the domestic hap
pininess and social interests Of the community.
We mean our PATROL
The importance Of this department oil our
government, consequent upon the Institution OF
Slavery, we fear is not duly considered by many
members Of our community.
Slavery, wherever it exists, must be decided
and radical in its nature, or it will continue but
TO the discomfort, annoyance, and even danger
OF the social compact. The experience OF the
past-of those persons most accustomed 10 the
management OF negroes, both West and South,
fully proves that Slavery can occupy no half
way grounds. The negro must be made 10 feel
and know that he is Slave to all intents and
purposes, and in every way subject TO the will
of his master, or he will prove burden to his
owner, and pest to society.
No auxiliary is greater toward maintaining
order among the Slave population and keeping
it under proper discipline, than that afforded by
an active. efficient, and we'll regulated Patrol.
The worth Of such body OF men, therefore,
cannot but be appreciated by every one having
any thing to do with negroes. 1t is our opinion.
from some investigation Of the subject, that there
is not a sufficient degree OF particul ariy exer-
cised by the County Court in the selection Of
suitable individuals TO constitute our township
Patrols. 1t is but just, however, for US to re.
mark that we are acquainted with some very
efficient men belonging 10 the Patrol, whilst tho
| greater number are totally unfit for any connec.
ton with it. Many ere appointed who are too
young or not sufficiently acquainted with the
habits OF negroes to catch at their gatherings
and bring them to submission. number are
chosen who are wanting in determination and
energy, and many more whose kindness and
sympathies, far over balance correct perception
of duty, and public good. Such individuals
are useful 10 their proper spheres, but it is very
evident that they should have no connection
with the Patrol. Men Of sufficient age-actve.
energetic, oonversant with negroes, and negro
character-possessng prudence, tact and firm
ness, are the only proper individuals to constitute
Patrols We trust share Of public attention
will be drawn to this subject -
A CITIZEN.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31

THE OLYMPIC ARENA AND U. S. Circus.
This splendid company, consisting of one
hundred and fifty men and horses, will
exhibited in this place on next Friday
1t is universally acknowledged superior to
any Circus in the United States. They have
with them the GREAT SCoTCH GIANT AMI
GIANrEss, Mr.. and Mrs. RANDALL, the sight
of whom alone is well worth the price OF
admission, to say nothing of that beautiful
female equestrian, Miss LAURA BUCKLEY.
See advertisement in another column.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31
COL. BENTON.

The Boon's Lick Times says: "Col. Benton
thinks the 81. Louis harbor should be improved
by the national government. See his letter TO
the Chicago Convention.
Again and again, we have read Col. BIS letter
to the Chicago Convention; and cannot find
where the writer expresses any such thought,
Democrat.
Our neighbor will certainly have to
get himself new pair of glasses; his old
ones are decidedly tricky. "Again and
again" has he read "Col. BIS letter to the
Chicago Convention, and cannot find where
the writer expresses" himself as follows
"St. Louis is a seaport as well as an inland
city, and is port of delivery by law, and has
collected $4,000 OF duties on foreign imports
during the current year. and with a liberal Gus
tom law would become great entrepot,of for
eign as well of domestic commerce. VIII
the attributes and characteristics Of seaport
she is entitled TO the benefits Of one, as fully
and as clearly as New York OF New Orleans"
Those old glasses made the editor Of The
Democrat, few weeks before Col. Ben
toms letter appeared, state, that to say the
General Government had a right to i'm
prove the harbor of ST. Louis, was ridicu
lousl
We are anxious to see how he vii
write himself out of this ridiculous posi-
ton.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31
COL. BENTON VETOED.

A communication from the Mayor, in
relation to the joint resolutions instructing
the Harbor Committee to wait upon the
Hon. Thos. II. Benton, &C., was received
and read, as follows:
To the City Council:
GENTLEMEE; i decline TO approve 'joint reso.
lutions directing the Harbor Committee to wait on
the Hon. Thomas H. Benton, on business con
nected with the harbor," this day presented 10 me
for my approval. The stress therein laid, and
the extreme confidence therein expressed TO be
reposed "on the powerful weight OF his influence
and talents" for the attainment OF our just rights,
is at war with The spirit and republican smPlici
ty Of our institutions; is giving an undue impor-
lance to the acts or power OF public servant,
who is bound 10 do his duty as such, aud who
yields an influence not his own, but that OF his
constituents, and over which. il honest, he has
discretion in its exercises, but must obey the die
lates Of his conscience.
BRYAN MULLANPHY, Mayor.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31
FROM CALIFORNIA.

Recent arrivals at New York and Bos.
ton, bring authentic accounts from Cali
fornia, although not as late as have been
received otherwise. 80.
Gen. Kearney, by direction of the
President, is civil and military commander,
of the land operations. Commodore Shu.
brick, of the naval.
The seat of Government is temporarily
located at Monterey, to which place Col
Fremont and his command had been Or
dered by Gen. Kearney. We see no men,
ton made of Stockton.
Gen. Kearney had taken measures to
form Legislative body. One of the Dis.
tricts, we notice, made choice of Lilburn
w. Boggs, as representative.
Col. Stevenson, and his New York reg
iment had arrived. The Col. was quite
surprised to find the country in the peacea-
BILE possession of the Americans, and one
Governor too many already on the groundl
The Indians in the northern part of the
territory. were threatening an outbreak.
With this exception, all was quiet. The
Mexicans are reported as being well pleased
with the change of Government.