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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-24

and .hs nssssss Aadlusn ef ~ sssavs sttis ssstsY
aftvo 81 thrss guns, makes tke veleeeut teHts
rasa, I. corn plsfa lima Of bsttls Ia ltySif AMa q
maiah for three thoesAnd OF ths n:ss Msxlnsn o.
the post ot honor, for they, In forward move
ment will be the van guard of the army to open
the mountain de files
By reference TO rhe advertisement, citizens de-
srops to enlist, will zee, too, that in respect to
cl thing and ratons, as well as in the pay, the
votgeurs Will be well taken care of. We hope
that the enc or more regiments Of volhgeurs au-
ihorised by law, will be speedily filled up
One day last week, Capt. Thistle brought out
one ofhis elegant ambuances for the transporta-
ton OF the SICK and wounded soldiers. They are
provided with India rubber mattresses, and can
he shipped from the wheels and carried through
rough places on the backs of mules, like a
hand-barrow. The Surgeon-general Of the
army approves this style of ambulante,
as eminently fitted up the service, and we learn
that he has asked To have number OF them sent
down. We are further informed that the speci-
men exhibited by Captain Thistle he intends
sendin ever as present 10 the Emperor Mich
olas, of Russia; and from the wars in which that
antocrat is constantly engaged, the prospect is
that Captain I. after the receipt CT the carriage,
will get large contract to fill up And thus it is
that tue ingenuity and skill of the Americans are
aitfusing their benefits over the whole round
world Great country, this; by all the gods, it is
great country.
Speaking of India rubber, Mr. Goodyear, of
New York, has had at Coeman's Hotel for some
use of the army, for the purpose of exhibiting
thsln to the authorities at Washington, who have
contracted for large supplies, such as water bot
ties, peRchoes, knapsacks, tents, &c. The water
bottles, especially, are a great thing for the de.
serts light of themselves, but holding large
lance in dry country Truly,
The DOCTOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-24
BY Last Nights South or mail.

PHiLADELrnIA. March at M.
Wilmington; Elisha Ruclmsa, Atkins, New, York; Far
ssnE:ud ss co Hsrd%a
Boston, scSr; Eha ANA do
Richmond: Millviile. Passapea Baltimore; Fair Play VII
Dew Sc ss0H IN iG
from Cardcnas.
Horne Pors1.
don bark Abby Baker. Pratt Livsrpoo brig isdus Coa
aai and mkt: ad bark Iwanoyns shnn Gal6oi Me1ico
Peter: Gulf orMs.isS Also. hOm below ali the vessels
Liverpooi brig Plato f Matsnza.; sch Isabella I'm Haya-
ma IN ship fremont HayEs; brig James me-. Gny do 10Th
81 Thomas via s. Mish,ss; ,shr Rio G,ands FIN NYOIk
:sp as.scw from Lvepooi .cSf 1 xrisia: from Phi
AbS.SSn bound A'S deeply ship ;PPssIssty dis is
Report: big Diploma from n YsIf Snd he Rapp.han
@ STAND ss Mary Eat
sd 1 s S S1s
Cork; sd ship, Andew Scott! Emery, Waterford Canton
fion oS Wales bound 10 New YoIi
slS' nsIk G,p'sy' ellen for eek ..;,, p.,u ,;x..
let Cork osssps: do; schI, Gtsee ssIlias Salem sant
s,It I'm PoIi Gla:sOw; ISs zoe from Bslti%o,s
Mouth Of the Kio Grande 18TH. arr steamship Palmetto,
Ro'toa; barb Dunlap f@ Po, Prince; Lu.
con- Bottom sa sehr Lake, from fhsds phia Cd lsih
R h FsS.s
brigs American, from New York; Havre, fom Havre.
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WASHINGTON, March %, lS4
Items


The Cabinet, we learn, were in session to-day,
and Mr.. Benton, it is said, present at the con-
terence by request, and Mr.. Dix, Of the Military
Committee of the Senate.
The Methodist Conference has transacted its
business, and the three hundred preachers have
dispersed to their posts OF occupation. The
church is determined to prosecute the war with
vigor against the devil and his legions, while the
government is equally bent upon vigorous prose-
cuhon of the war against Mexico. Thus you will
see that the country is engaged in two wars, from
both OF which we hope to come out with large
expansion OF the area of freedom.
number of officers of the late exploring ex-
petition complained to the Senate of certain
charges allegations against them in Captain
Wilkes's narrative. Referred to the Library
Committee. The committee made a report and
by request were discharged from the further con-
sideration OF the subject, on the ground that it
more properly belonged to the jurisdiction Of a
ply Of Captain Wilkes, in defence OF the nara
tive and of himself. The facts, proofs, authori.
ties and testimony he has cited, afford very
strong vlndication but it reAains to be seen
whether the young officers will here suffer the
questions at issue to be dropped or in stitute ano
thee court OF inquiry.
1t must certainly be gratifying to Capt Wilkes
10 find that the Senate at least is disposed to en-
dorse him as having discharged, like faithful
great expedition, the results of which have 81
largely benefited commerce and the American
Government, in thu estimation of foreigners.
H. III. Smith, on second indictment for forgery
against the United States, was found guilty to-day
Fifteen more indictments yet to be tried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-24

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UsiSHS HSLs, MNsi ii-NfI sskss Wslitasion .Ltw5v
Msso 1eson voss, -, &C.
new BEDrosp, March is--Arr schr f,inssv. Tashtl
Ellen Rodmsu do; Gsness G,bus. Philade phil, Ct.
NEw ANS, March H-Arr steamship falmetto smith
Galveston; ships Enchantre diatsr Bristol Eng
Pollard Bost NJ bark Dunlop, Thomas, Fort au
Princes Yuc schr Luna, Aomes, Ssal. Below, comuE up
boat Soto with brgs Cyrus, Orleans aud Anne sui;
hoat Mary Kpgsand, with ships America and SheP
hsrl tow boat star wh ship Coser and ship Corsar
tow boat tn brk Johu Gsrdner and br ship Magni'
cent; boat Patrick Henry, with bTiG and 2schrs
NEWPORT march rs iod, brig Confidence, Messer ha-
PLYMOUTH March IS Arr scbr Wave, Whiting, Bslti.
Sid 18th, scbrs Coiner Doane Nofolk nth Swal
low en-, NYork President Hsrrison,-fo FOR do; Iheu'
Linnell, 90.
Cardenas, I'd ms sohs Coral Combs New York; Lauaa
York,
Patrick He ary Cheser; Mary Peck Lpscom w God.
frey Weeks. New York; Proecto, Me Dougill, Norfolk.
SALEM March sArf ship '6t Paul, Allen Monilla Nov ],
Angler Nov 80, T. Helena IN 20 schr May Clark Small
Yok CD brig Aral; Marsh Ill Msrsnh Sid, brigs Ham,
alton; Albert. Dodge, PhiIadelphia.
WiLTIALL, Mach lssd, schr' Red Jacket Providence
Solomon Crook and Solomon Roosevelt New York Splsa.
did DiltQn, Mas. Ar. brig VTsin. Boston. -
WIsC ASsEr, Ma CHI 9Cld schrs Louisa, Bhn, Whining
ton, NC; sd brig q w Kendall. Pnkham, Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-24
Foreign appropriations.

LIvERPooL-Shp Sea-73 bags Purson X COST bars Eg.
gieston Battel7cs Rsiss Brothers coSo crates I'm
slosal 9. Isaac Huat-2 eks Hy.lop Btcshe-9
Russell Marsh-l do Levi Cook co., do Brown Vos.
bng-9 do Hay den6 bbls Smith, Thurgar co-8 cs
bbs Lewis Atterbury cos boxes w Wa1on-l5 bbls
Russell Marsh-l6 Richard Geo Cooke do bale
Phelps. Ghttenden Bli..4 cases to order case bale
Woodward X Conner tx Warren stuart Leslin-i6 do
Corning, Homer co.. do Walsh Maliory-i9 PACKAGE
baskets 10 cks Deanisl Goshn7 do Walsh Nal Dry
cases bale. Hunt Brothers2o bales cases Smith, Thnr.
Morreil- Lewis; A,terbury lines col do Taylor
bales Davidson Vesho0 bcls IS bsgs Bespap-l cask
Stanton bsother-3 co Townsend. Payne Clark-3 boIs
shedoa. Phelps & col cs spears Brown4 bxs Watt
Sheman-l keiss Bro.hers-l box mJxe Samuel Fuller
co2o sks sated skins box leather Robins Back buru-
cks john Legsve-0cs Russell. Ma sh cos w White
wright CO. bales L Csrk-60 rooker, Mead col
HIown-i9 cs bxs Gihon cos Manuug Prtchard
son Wa son--3o tons pig iron . Thompson Nephow-
u russes cs Robert co5oo bdls 1850 bars Kemys
Breese colo cs Wright Sturges Shawlv crates Dave
GWebp-4s Hari.-3 Jones Cos casks Thomas
Lasrave5 cks hardware baskets vices Corr ell Brothers
70 crts ii cks Bell-2 cs Babcock Goud-l0 Bird
0elau-3e c. Mccall 4 Strong-6 cks A Newbold-s do
Austen Spicer8 cs Gihoa-16 bs Bell song cs OK
Browne Halstead-l bale Atterbury cola cs Brown
ssaver 4 Dunbar css BIS Connahi2 bs Gihou CO.
3ck. bag w seymour co., cs OK Sheep-
3cs Lord X Tay'or-29J Reese sons-2 BIS ID Amold-l
Wight Sturgis shaw-l cks chs Lo wing Seine elder
les w Wainwright cod w Raph,il. Philadelphia e
Falconer col OK rowt-a rks truss Van Ne.-32
cks anvil. bkts Van Antwerp Hubbell coo casks l6
Wetmore cot cks CarteF-22 - css IL bales 40
tons pig iron chain cables to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-24
MARITIME HERALD.
Cleared.
Cleared.
Bnk-BuelI IBrl Benny, Waite rford, Ireland, A Bell


Bnk-BurteAI tBr) Benny, Waterford. Ireland A Bell
MsGf:ady Republic iittisdsS. Noble, BIZ Ha1
CO. Henry Sss s: Ja2Iss By .a ssss.
Csiosian Powsis Newssrn. Nc Victor Cro~e Boston,
sqaa s:a Eaton
Bages-Dophin, Sands, and Star Longhead Philadelphia
w sSsifsIds hours fro"
r sn s,h 'i fis19 SPOKE &c
ing 2th lat $40 81 fell in with immense large fields
TO % hss i vs.
from go d.y fen Sy:
Win Obj S s S:'s a.S ;: tsy f% I: Ss ~.
and 81 S the saG "a T e.
'hS S.sf ne.s: Newton day. from St john Np
Br big Lady Napier, Thompson days from St John, NB
Br brig Eliza, Oils, Sullivan day. from 8. Andrews
b@ Emens from wmaston NJ for Boston ION 70 spoke
Br brig Maria, Omea. 50 days from Limerick in ballast,
brig Lucy Sharp MeFse" days from Limerick. in bal
.sna with II hhds isl bbs moasses ITO hhds
as:J II 'f
q New Haven, .chr. Mssehsat Of dos Amanda 0lpia of
Has the Of Cape Hattes with strong gales
from the N W
schr A simpson, Anderson, 20 days from New Orleans
with pork to Mllbanks 9th inst. of Tortugas spoke
bark Barring Brothers, from Boston for Brszos with
schr Rio. Ober 10 days from Msyaeuez, PR with
Nesmith Walsh, and $50 hhds sugar to Harmony Ne
phews CO.
sehr Harriet Stout days from Chnleston, with timber to
Badger x Peek
schr Mary Yates days from Matanzas with at bbls
moiasses, to Goodhue u CO.
sehr Ba,eom Parson from Providence bnd to Charles
ton-put ia for harbor ft
Schr Harriet, Merimau, 81 days from New Orleans, with
mdse 90 master.
mdse.
schr LOUISE, Robinson, Newben, NC, with corn.
Schr Effort, Wood, Thomaston, with lime.
Salad.
Ship Montiuk, for Canton, towsd TO SW Spit by
steamboat Dune IN " Pe, aud anchored
Packet ship Burgundy, for ,vre, lowed do, by
stesmbou Sans On aud anchored
Bark Ann. for Belfast, at Nv Spit do.
The tciegrerh reports vessels in sight down.
Wind fresh sE.
The bark Pdnces, reported beow yesterdays paper
lays at anchor SW SPIT ing been on TO Phfla
delphia, with despatch.
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PHILADELPHIA, March %. 1917.


A daring robbery occurred last evening in this
vicinity. A gang ofburglars entered the premises
of Mr.. Kempton, on School House lane, near Ger
mantown, about o'clock, and finding the host
Ter in the stable, tied him securely and rfed his
person of a watch and other vauables From
the stable they proceeded to the dwelling, where
they overpowered Mr.. Kempton, the rest of the
family being absent, and ransacked the premises,
carrying away his watch, and all the money and
silver plate they could lay their hands upon. The
adjoining residence of Mr.. Smith was also broken
into and robbed
The surveying brig Washington was launched
last evening from the navy yard, Her masts are
by this time stepped, and the completion of her
rigging Will soon hit her for active service. She
carries two eighteen pound carronades, and one
long thirty two
Lieut.. Samuel Barron has been ordered to the
command Of the U S. brig Perry which has been
lying at our navy yard for many weeks ready for
sea.
The Viennoise children appeared before bril-
liant audience at the Walnut street Theatre last
evening, and were rapturously applauded.
The transport ship Mary Parker, will be launch
probably be ready to sail with Captain Buffers
troop on Friday.
The following transactions took place on change
TO day 1000 bbs. -four at So; 500 bbls. Cornmeal
at $3.50; 600 do, but reported higher. Freights
perfectly firm-four TO Liverpool and Ireland
Sales OF Stocks nj PhiiadsIphia.
MARCH 2s-EiRsr BoAsD-$l00 State os70s<; $1,000 do
7ox 100 shs 0irard Bank cash, IL; 200 Morris Canal
I5k.
AyrEn sALrs-oo shs Morris Canal 1917; as Kentucky
Bank 10.
ssoorp so shs susquehanna Canal stock TO-
$4,000 Treasury Notes. SIS l0Izx 100 shares Girard
Bank II; 100 susquehanna Canal az $1,000 Cincinnati
Bonds 96
AyryR SLLrs-10o shs Orard Bank II; 100 susquehapa
Canal 9t $3.50 State So 70; $4,000 Lehigh Mort Loan
80, $1,000 Sch Nav Co 65 80; so shs Morris Canal i5
$1,000 Reading r Bonds 6s, Tx; so vicksburg Rail
road 81.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Much 1.-Two cargoes Of rice from your
held at Is here but we have heard Of no sales Of con-
sequence. In Cardenas they asking than rs
and in Matauzas sales have been made at 81 rs The
from Europe by the Cambria ought put prices
down, and think decline must soon take place. Su
CARS with the exception of white, in good demand,
yellow 71 rs Aorets ~ s rs white dull at sK a
IL The stock not large Last sales of lard $l3N
Molasses freight Sa Sugar to the United States 2a
~ per box Bills on Boston and New York 81 d per
cent. disc; London . a 81 per cent premium.
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Passengers Arrived.

LNERPooL-Shp Sea-Capt Davis, ieland; Mrs Bourne
Canada; Mr. Adolphus, dol Mr. and Mrs Walker Scotiand
and 3l7 in the steerage.
Ch.hLssToN-Steamship sou,herner-Mrs Eliza 3 Brown
and LADY, Wilcox and lady, Or Tho, Wells. a%e.as
yFV'Nei,l, 9 Elgin. 8 Clark, FMcGower, H Baiiou
y, Lspeuns, Dwight, \ Elder. Mr. Lewis, John
Kcn1 Henry kellogg G Dow, Thos Spear, G Hunter:
+ McKenns, q Butler, Berg, Lawrence Frask, 8
ROsster, aud Sc the steeraRe.