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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01
New FAvTH, Jarrsry 80, 1877


Military Aossnsnts in OIL Connecticut,
The war goes on biskly here. Tae rendezvous for
volunteers is crowded with volunteers and lookerson.
Colonel Hsllenback and Colonel Johnson, two Of our
most influential and worthy citizens are now raising
company 10 during the They have over sixty
on their lists but expecting to raise fun company
Of 100 men The volunteers already exercising and
have made one or two evening psrades and their drill
so far is highly creditsble to themselves
Colonel J. lays aside lucrative profession large and
extended practice, resigns his commission Colonel,
and takes that OF Lieutenant of volunteers his
country. May he win honor and in this glorious
undertaking, and gain an mperishable name some
future battle field. Many young of the highest
responsibility enrolled under him. and bid fair
to distng uish themselves. They will bonor TO old
Connecticut in the hour of trial. DR.. does pro-
gress a. fast with his company could wish not
that he is deficient in bravery but he has not sufficient
confidence in his own capabilities Let him 80 forward
|, his undertaking. he has good start and with
little exertion, he can raise first rate corps.
Recruiting stations opened in all the surrounding
towns-Bridgeport, Derby, Birmingham, Humphreys.
VILE &c understand that the services of the Hum
phreysvle Grays (who volunteered last SEASON. have
been accepted by the Secretary Of War; and they TO
BE- mustered into service forthwith
Tho Wooden Nutmeg State" is slow, but sure
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IrsLi.s oFsha.-DoniIe,tis opera Of Lucia di Lam.
msrmoof vii 10 performed for the ninth and last time
this evening l success throughout the three weeks
Of ~ presentation mus, have fully satisfied the
gers that uere enough Of loving people in the
city fully 10 sustain them provided they continue in the
eHcssnt choosing Of pieces which thus far they have
done EFsry evening uotW 4hi andlng the inclemency
a. tho weather ~ tunes falm0s building has been
crowded 10 oyernoging with brilliant audiences as
snay BE- gathered 90 the city, md have
departed but ilaf dsg led With tho rcn slvoTy
voice Of Bsrl the ggauc notes OF Bsneventano, snd
the sweet modulstions u Buncdetts tones They
trio 81 sterling merit md such appreciated 10
ttsm We may we'll add fco, who will speak rather
arg Tor hsr.s Wednesday night when she Will take
~ principal T6ie IN Nina, para per smors"
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arrest Of an old Fence &C Unstable Joseph, Of the
4h ward, arrested yesterday, woman by the name OF
Ca'barine Bchan, keeper Of notorious fence, for the
buying and Receiving Of stolen property from thieves
located at No 40 Cherry street portion OF tho stolen
Catharine street, whose store robbed few nights
ago was found by the above officer yesterday concealed
on the premises Of thi, There is an indictment
pending against her for buy stolen goods lot
alone the present charge Justice Osborne held her 70
bail In $1,000 in default Of which, she was commiued 70
the tombs for trial. .
P;ekpseku in the Harlem Stass-some sneaaing
pckpockst the pocket OF Of lady by the name oil
MARY Duhurs residing 81 Centre street, containing
pnrse with Si2 In money while coming TO the city on
saturday in one OF the Harlem stages No arrest
wa. yesterday by officer Haswell, Of llih Ward
on suspicion Of stealing horse and wegon valued al
500 Belonging 10 Mr.. John Legrave, Locked up ny
Justice Ketcbam.
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News for Europe.

The packet ships oxford for Liverpool s~'is,'soo
,orTontor. and sarscen for Glasgow, will sail this
mornjn, They will carry day later intelligence
from America to Europe.
Thi, mornings Nsp York Herald will contain the la
test poli,ical ami financial intelligence and the market
.pors up 10 the latest moment Single copies OF this
sheet III form valuable remittance to the merchants OF
Europe ana in order to give subscribers an oppor
tunity to send duplicate copies of the Herald for
Europe their friends and agents abroad, we yesterday
printed an extra edition Of that publication Single copies
Of this sheet can BE obtained at the once
The letter bags OF the above named packets close a.
the usual hour this morn ng The st NICHOLS, TOT
Hayrc will not sail ill to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01
MONEY MARKET.

Sunday, Jan. 3t-6 r. Nj.
will be perceived reference TO the table Of quota
tons, which give below, that quotations for stocks
have, within the past week. advanced several per cent;
that the advance has been gonera the good bad and
different having been benefited by the Improvement
in commercial affairs. The government loan has
been sold above par and all the stocks have advsn
ced as much any Of the resl fancios
We table giving the quotation, in this market
for the principal speculative stocks for each day Of tt
past week. and at tho close Of the week prsvious:
QUOTATIONS. FOR THE PRINCIPAL STOCKS rHK Nxw
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Chapter for Ladies only 10 Read.-AS a
for and to drive spleen, and beguile lei
hour pleasantly and ably, wouli
visit TO the store q Mr. VIM. Gardner of 25 reeaw CHI
street. where We will will fgd descrip-
tlou OF Dry Goods that need at really SURPRISINGLY
low prices besides the sdvasge of oommodi
deal troop Of clerks orders and
extensive rich and varied stock Of goods to choose from
We hope this hint did last few DAYS ago, will wake
the econo nists who wish make hard easy by
purchasing cheap goods.
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A Card-Itaiian opera-Ths manag

Card-ItaIian 0pera-The Managers OF
ths italian Oyeri iaf.su public hAs ktt squest of
vera persons they will give an extra per- 'aeaee Of La
cha d. hammer Saturday merit 9th February 10 give
those who have been able to attend an opportunity oil
hearing that beautiful while Will place them IN
position for the outlays made and be made for the
production OF operas Of the FIRST order. ,
Season subsche retain t-eir by apply at the
box Office until Thursday nert ah February at2 o'clock
LIZ
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destructive fire occurred in Northu mberland Pa
last week, consuming the hotel belonging to Messrs
Taggarts and occupied by Mrs. Wilmington together
with several other buildings
Several attempts have recently been made to obsruct
the passage OF the the L. l. Railroad throw
them from the track by removing rail These ourages,
we understand are committed between Riverhead and
Medford station.
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ADMITTING LAWYERS. From the opinion ofthe
superior Court, in another part of our paper, it
will be seen that is view of the sense and mean
B ng thai clause Of the new constitution which
relates 10 the admission Of attorneys and counsel :
iors, differs, essentially from that of the Supreme
Court The former holds, that several years,
clerkship is no longer necessary Actual qualif-
sadon Is all the Superior Cont requires, no mat.
ter how speedily acquired Chief Justice Jones
also delivered an elaborate opinion, holding that
a term Of cerkshp is not necessary under the
new constitution.
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Philadelphia Agents for the Herald &c.
B ZiEBER CO, Ledger Bgildiug Third street, be:
low Chestnut Those wishing - have the Herald served
regularly their and dwellings, will please Their
names above Terms - cents per month Single copies
for sale daily. Price cents. j3i I'm
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They will attract universal attention.


The New York Pnors-By private advices
from Washington, we learn that it is the intention
of Mr. Dix to call up, either to-day or tomorrow,
the bill TO repeal the act of Congress of March 2,
1887, concerning pilots. Mr.. Dix, through cour-
tesy to some OF the opponents of the bill in the
Senate, has suffered it to lie over for time, in
order to give all an opportunity of examining its
merits, that there may be cavilling hereafter,
should the act of March, 1897 be repealed, as it
no doubt will be.
Ii is now beyond all question that there is de.
termination on the part Of portion of the mer-
chants and underwriters, to crush those honest,
Woodworking men. No case has ever come
before tribunal in this country, whe Their judi
cial or legislative, in which capital is strongly
brought into antagonism with labor The very
profession of these piots-in It's pursuit gallantly
facing death in one OF its most terrific shapes
out on the wide ocean, not unfrequently two hum
dred miles from land-amid the icy blasts of
winter, and under the scorching rays Of tn Q
dog-star-bravng alike December SHOWS and
equinochal gales-their life continual grapple
with deaih-this profession, from its very nature
imparts to their character sinple honesty, and
sngleness of purpose, forcibly contrasting with
the spirit evinced by .he very unhandsome and
unprincipled efforts of their enemies, to deprive
them of the fruits of their honest toll. The
enemies of the pilots have even proce eded to
the length of nahing, through one of their adj
vocates in Congress- absolute misstatements to
the Committee on ACCOMPLISHMENTS
calculated 10 operate most nuriously to the
pilots A cause that requires the aid of falsehood
must be radically bad.
The enemies of the pilots apprehensive OF the
success Of the effort at present being made to
repeal the unjust law of 1887, have tried every
means TO defeat this effort. The Committee on
Commerce in the House OF Representatives has
been doscd with wholesale misrepresentation;
aud Mr. Dix, the chairman Of the Committee OF
Commerce in the Senate, who is zealously la
boring Tor the repeal of the law of 1887 has been
assailed with abusive and threatening letters. We
trust that these foul attempts to polute the egis
iaton Of the country at its source, and this mos
Ubiquitous and outrageous effort TO shake the
fidelity ola Senator of the United States by men
ace and scunility, will receive snch rebuke by
an overwhelming vote Of both houses of Congress.
for the repeal of the law of 1887, as will prove
ssluiary warning, that neither wealth, nor power
nor abuse, nor menace, has power against The
frmness and purity Of the Congress OF the Unitet
States.
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DISPATCHES PROM MKxIco-Capt Kempton, Of
che bns QaiGccy, arrived yesterday from Ha.
vona, has dispatches from Vera Cruz, for the
Spanish Minister at Washington. We have adj
dironai iiles Of Havana papers to the 10Th, but
they contain no later Intelligence from Mexico
thsn those received by the steamer Mississippi.
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The movements in the capitol have assumed
pieuancy point, phasis, that will hereafter as
tonish even those now engaged in them. History
will blush to have them chronicled in her pages.
We recommend the public TO read and ponder
owe The debate in the House of Representatives
in Washington, on Saturday and, indeed, also
over that in the Senate. All those having the veal
of this great country at heart, will smile and shed
n tear over the scenes enacted in Washington on
that day. Folly reigned supreme for twenty-iour
hours we no e that common sense will rule to-
day
Our reporters have sent us full and ife-lke re-
ports Of the debates, which we give in another
column.
Thsv will attract univarsal attention
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SHIPPERS OF BAGS GRAIN.
IL q II II M

MANUF.1CTU ,ER IND DEaLER IN B.AGS,
NO. 80 Wster street New York
~ AN supply shippers If Grain with all kinds OF Bags
~ any quantity the lowest cash ices The
of shipping in bags many preventing wsse IN load
ing and n less when IN this form, and
in the ultimate economical than NJ shipped IN bulk
jan 81 lmss RI
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r n SALE Al HObJhE y

BLEBCKER will sell at Auction, on the 10th d,y Of
IA F,brua IA NJ at the Merchants ExchsaSe az not
sold bT re al private sae) the aod attic 'me
hou,e large stables with fou tso1 ground Tor 100
r.e .oua coming the end of block fronting three
srees oppos the market square has been eceu'
MED !a eleven grocery aud feed store
hlsn that property OPPOSITE. known he Ph1 m Hotel,
70 nerly the Albany Stage House, with lots Of ground
lroutng ,ui Washington street this ~ well as tho
above property fronts the water vita full view Of New
York Eav. . -,
Also eight Of unimproved l,nd at Wet Hoboten,
i'm n.distey adjoining The property OF the late e. Bown
ing this is the Highest ground The ridge commanding
most beautiful of he North and East Rivers the Day.
Mar ,ws s,ndy Hook. The Pslislde d.
recIy thouqhit
For further particulars, inquire Of
A. l.. VAN BOSKERCK. Hoboker,
j3i9t.fc Nenthe Ferry.
TCt-the -aitonsta,I AXE tompany are now cu'tig na
celebrated Spring Water Ice and Offer u for sale by the
,r cargo, most reasonable terms delivered eter
the Lake b1a'd vessel inquire OF the sgent
i3i avs RI WV. ! TOWNSEsD. Frarkli' House.
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Merchant Tailor, ll6 William street, betcesn Jshn

BELIEVE my reputation as Tailor is too well estab
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time almos, every body knows.
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NEW YORK, Jan. ST, 1877.
MIR GDfTOR-SIR,-Permitm me, through your paper. to
M eipress my unfegnsd thanks and veliest gratud
members Of Fire Compsnes Nos 3, G. and Others for
their prowpt energetic, and seif,scrfcing Conduct aud
manly and humane subdung the fire which
cured IA my shop No. IFS aud street,
Saturday evening" last, snd which. were for their
and invaluable services wou'd have caused r
reparable loss and the Suspension OF my business.
also take the Of returnint ackuow
ledrments The friends who subsequent time,
my relief b. their best endeavors to enable
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the iath Ward Police for the Preservation Of order
and the safety OF everything eannectd with he establish
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Intelligencers article, conceding that j! trQy and
without garbling presents our views. Suffice it
to say, that we have not advocated the scheme
of universal dominion"-nor has our Govern
menl shown any leaning in that direction. All
nations are, however, controlled by circumsan-
ces, or, ii il is preferred, BY destiny. No one is
more averse than ourselves TO a war, and espe-
cially war Tor conquest. We would willingly
have turned aside the cup-but il was forced up
on our nation by treacherous and maddened
foe. Whatever Federal politicians say, The peo-
pie know that this war was most Wantonly
brought on by the" long-continued and systematic
outrages of Mexico upon the persons and proper
ty of our citizens, perpe,ra,ed in direct violation
of solemn treaties, and aggravated still farther by
repeated refusals to redress Them, proving that
Mexico is utterly insensible 10 the obligations OF
that plighted faith which holds the moyal ele.
menss OF the world together" 10 quote the Ian.
guage of the Union)-by her insulting rejection
OF our minister sent 10 negotiate all dificul,ies-
BY her throwing open the temples Of Janus, sound
ing the shrill trumpet of war, and sending her
aimed mercenaries upon American soil and taxi
ing the "ini,ialive" by numbering our fellew-ci.
zens, who were specially enjoined TO maintain a
"mas.erly inactivity" ill they were assailed by
The foe. These and other considerations, now
matters Of history, have made the war, as far as
we'a concerned, as just and righteous comics
as the world ever witnessed. With lbe war thus
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be =. T.,
These Hn.,
able 10 ride in,~
Gen. Taylor, that INT,
their old "war, peslileuce AM"
bul are fast forgetting even The instn.
county. 1t seems they would make il G..
10 question even the opinions of their cheilaln
Did The Democrats ever demand such uneuali-
fed adhe sion 10 Gen. Jackson? ! believe nol.-
Does i, mol seem, si!s, that the Wings are no,
content with n military chieiiain, but are deter
mined to have an autocral upon The hrone1-
Well will be il Tor the brave cd General, il he
does moi have TO cry aloud, save me, mt from mn
fr,e7,ls but from those who would use me.
But. Messrs Editors, il is evident that il is not
so much 10 defend General Taylor against this
heinous charge, as he would make il ont TO be,
that has prompted this writer, as 10 embrace an
opportunity 10 vent his spleen against The hero Of
the Horse Shoe and San Jacinlc; tor he does not
pretend 10 defend Gen. Taylor against The charge,
as he calls the opinion OF Gen. Houston, but
asks:
sand who is this Gen. Honson, whose dis
appreciation of Taylor and Scott is thus en-
dorsed by The Enquirer Il is The same Hous-
ton 10 whom was confded the command OF
the Irzan army, preceding The battle OF Sa"
.Jacts,a. The MexicsDs had invaded Texas
with Two divisions Of its army from too diff
tereut poinis-lhe one under Santa Anna, The
other Ampudia, and these divisions were draw
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s.u naanSSS l;s Court of Monthly
LAM. ueio ior The county of Louisa, at the Court
jos, reoI, on Monday the 18th day Of April ls47:
IN foapensef, William Armstrong and Sarah his
I,S nImsIiy Sarah Carpenter, William Humphreys
c,,n nis wife, formerly Fanny Carpenter, Harriet
NM, s, MARSHALL w. Carpenter, Burton N. Car
NM, S,on h. Carpenter and Sophia D. Carpep' er,
~ IGnlioren Of Matthew Carpenter, deceased who
l naIfiet F. Carpenter, their next friend, Minerva
"enter and Robert ID. Carpenter, Plaintiff:
seons Carpenter, in his own right, and as Admit.
,n.", OF Nathaniel Carpenter, deceased, Lewis F.
fss,.s fayeite ID. Carpenter, Walker Carpenter,
t..., u.aipeuter, James 9. Carpenter, William Car
rs,s aiy Jane Carpenter, Anderson B. Carpenter,
hn. r. formerly Ammo Carpenter, Nathaniel Cisi-
"penter, Joseph Carpenter, and Tandy Gillum,
h.a.. Defendants.
., M ndan,s, Fayee D. Carpenter, Claiborne Car.
WALKER Carpenter, Mildred Carpenter, James
Asa,n.a William Carpenter, Mary Jane Carpenter,
an.s,.. .. carpenter, Ammo Lewis, formerly Anne
eian =. Nathaniel Claiborne Carpenter, and Tandy
eu,,s "o' having entered their appearance and given
I'D aecordng 10 law and the rules Of this Cout,
hey a.. ppeafng to the satisfaction Of the Court that
pai,us. inhabitants Of this State, on the motion OF
oy their Attorney 1t Ii ordered that the said
ala a. aeendanis do appear before the lustlces Of
ssof ~ 'aniy Court Of Louisa, al the Coun-house
s ar s ae nrst day Of July Court nsxt, and answer
ar,h plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be
" Of R,.hened In some newspaper puhlished In the
u,he Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, and post
cs con W aocr OF tue Courthouse OF this county on
April Gosy; Copy-Teste,
e~1m JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. C.
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that !.
lie army, H.
bank OF The Ssu,..
We will now follow
ard"-itis man who was in
In anao"-lhs man who has "ners.
ecncya,saip" Believing himself no lons,.
10 hold his position upon The Colorado with 40
vantage or safely to The best interests Of he coun-
lry, he rerealed upon point on Inc brazos Ilvef
moi far below WASHINGTON. Santa Anna DID mol
follow him. bul proceeded 10 a point some 60 miles
below him, keeping near he eoaa. Houston, find.
Santa Anna s a'g Is sos, nns s S
1919 s eoost Int stih bearing TO the Easi,card.-
Santa SAINT Anna, believing that Houston would mol
hin sS and h naes al he a naS 70 s9
~ hodv ri his army on the West bank OF The
Rio Rio Brszos, crossed that stream with about 700
men, with Gen. Cos as second in command d.
one.bali under Cos TO come on al his leisure, he
nnshed en- with the balance Immediately for Har-
Tisburg Houston, keeping close watch on