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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02
Movements or Traveller.

The arrivals last night at the following hotels arc
extracted from tho respective regsrie, up to hall pest
nine ocock-when the Southern trains had not arrived
AMgRrcAY.-A. Rodney, Phila + French Sing Sing
8. b. Dusonberry, U. s. Army.
AsIoa.-G Cuyler, Palmyra DR.. Harris Buff 10 II.
D Wilson, Canada; N. Pitcher, Sandy Hill H. Baldwin.
New Ofleans +. COssstt, Memphis j Bro wne, Rye
A Haley Philadelphia; q. Gunter, South Carolina A.
Humphrey Kentucky q. Carey, Poughkeepsie Nal.
Gen. Gaines, Washington J. Pratt. Philadelphia J.
lawrence Flushing 0. Lansing, Albany G. Lee,
CIrY-J Dsymster, Phlad; C. Poinisxter, Lexington,
Ky;J Fabber Bait; w. Parker, N. Y; d. Laren, N OF
II. ~ Carcy, Ph1ad; f. Logwood, Va
FHAnKLrN-J. Butler Norwich; .. wilkinson, Mt
Gohring, Ala J. Ferris, Stamford; T. Hsmer, Troy
J. GIynn. New Haven; d Thorn Utica; j. Lambe Bos.
ton NJ March, Washington J. e. Bancroft, Boston
T.. Marvin, J. Marvin, New Hampshire; d. Hayser q.
Case, Capt Alder, Staten Island Briggs Lieut. HnkIe.
Newark; + Bishop, Bridgeport; = Wesly, Albany; /.
Johnson, Alabama; w levitt sksnesetles; J. Miller,
Monroe; D. Jameson, New Orleans,
HowAno-C. King, New. York; E: W. Bancroft.
Charleston. c; &. Wooie, rittsburgh; T. Menshsll
Phila; N Wells, Louisville o. b. Wade, Columbus; w.
Norris II Ware, Ala; ii. Wilkinson, Fredericton; N B.
j. Tracy Baltimore; IL. Wilson, New Orleans; L. Eng
lish Phila &. Friendly, Trenton; s. Mnlef Phs, H. O.
Harrison, Kingston; Charles Wickhge, Ky; W. Rug
giles, W. routney; J. Stevenron,sN Y; j. Thornton.
Boston; II. Bellows Walpoe; r. Cassary, Washington;
JyDses-G, Bahesville. Petersburgh; w. II. Lee, New
York; J. Oakes, Hartford; Phipps, Connecticut; q.
Wharton. Mary land; Amy, Connecticut
RArHBUN--J Storms, Poughkee psie; J. Adrian do o.
Hobrook, do w Leonardo, New York j. Kimbsll,
do; s. Henry, CsLeDovia f. Grant, Newark h Rus
sell, Cayugs w Cormich, do ID Coujer, do j. smith,
Auburn D. Robinson, Port Byron c. Snead, Buffalo ;
II Swift Ontario CO; w. Warren Augusta q. Pege,
Hamilton A. Webster, do. II King Ithaca; Brady.
Danvio q. Clsrkson, Rochester ID. Conger Cato ;
d. Eimon, Tompkins CO Hon X. Denneston, Orange
Phillips, New York q. Mason, Phil y. Cushing, Will
mngion Geo w. Rathburne y. Y w Fitch, st. Roi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02

| The steamship Galveston which arrived a. q very
early hour yesterday morning, brought US papers from
that city to the 10th inst The news is not without in
| tcrest.
San Antonio has been appointed the place of rendez
for the volunteers called for from Texas The 90
vernment has authorized the raising OF regimen
but the Austin Democrat says that Col Hays, who il
charged with the duty OF receiving and mastering com
He is confident from recent advices that all the troops
Texas may raise will be received by the general govern
ment At last accounts Col Hays had just arrived al
Austin, from San Antonio, business OF the service
The papers do not inform what progress had be on
made in recruiting
The pspers confirm the verbal intelligence prevousy
received here OF the murder OF Mr. John Chalmers
Austin lilo killed the LIST inst, BY n wo und in
the temple, inflicted by Joshua Holden, with a bowie
knife. Dr. Chalmers was the editor OF the Nsw Era
published at Austin He was formerly the Secretary OF
the Treasury oil Texas, and was gentleman eminenty
respected.
The Austin Democrat of the 9Th inst says that the ex
animation OF Holden, before X g. Doom and W. II Cusl
noy, Justices Of the Peace for Travis county, the
charge Of the murder Of tho late John g. Chalmers
evening Of the 4th The result commtal to jail
without bail, until discharged by due course Of law
Counsel for the prosecution, James Webb, Thomas
Duva and Augustus Fisher for the prisoner Voney f.
Howard.
In regard TO milan difficulties the frontier Of Texas
the Cirian thinks that the ePprehensions entertained
have pretty much subsidized. Tho Austin Democrat says
that Major Neighbors succeeded In assembling the fol-
lowing tribes. viI-Camanches, Lpans Caddos Ionies,
Anandarcos, Toncahuss Cherokees keechies part OF
the Wacoes, Wichtss and Tahuacsnos, with whom he
held talk communication from the commissioner Of
read and explained TO the Indians. Tho replies
satisfactory and OF very pacific character Pre-.
cents distributed and the Indians left we'll salts
fed. The chiefs promised 10 accompany and assist the
troops OF the general government whenever they should
be sent into the country OF the Wchitss, Wscoes and
Tahuacanos abortion Of each OF these tribes being
hostile.
The Civilian Of the 18th mentions that r. IL. Ierndon
ESQ., inspector Of the customs at Velascs was killed
few days previous, by the accidental explosion of
quantity Of damaged gunpowder.
The steamer Del N0re hal arrived az Galveston She
IL Nall nlu hatxa
regular packet, and is said to be admirably adapted for
the purpose.
Mr George Van Ness arrived at San Antonio on tho
o7th alt, direct from Monclova Col Hays arrived at
San Antonio on the 2sth ut and the rext evening
splendid ball was given 10 him, which was crowded
with the beauty oil the town, Mexican a. well a. Amer.
cam o. Delta, GATH inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02
AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.


In the Senate, Saturday, bill was reported Inv MIR
Whseer for the pay ment of claim of Jernet Shin.
the bill for the distribution of the common school
fund and efer discussion, in which Messrs Young
Clark, Hard Spencer Harris Sedgwick and Others par
ticpaed and reported progress Reports were re-
ceived from tho Comptroller and Attorney General in
answer to resolutions Of the Senate. Adjourned
In the House-Among the petitions present ed, was
one calling for the impeachment vi District Attorney
McKeon of New York, for alleged neglect Of duty, In
the prosecution of Indictment against Mr. WALSH for
libel Of H. Hastings The disposition TO be made OF
the petition was the subject Of long debatemotions
being made TO refer to lay the table and dismiss
it, Messrs Walsh, sickes, Dsvslin, Blodgstt, Bloss
Pottle Poi kins Bascon and others took part it-whsn
the petition referred to the judiciary committee.
There discussion the constitutiensty of sps
cia acts of incorporation when general laws could be
found for them the question Of granting leave 10
introduce bill charering a benevolent society. Laid
over report from the Comptroller, under call for
me money drawn by circuit judges and the Attorney
General boy ond their salaries, discussed under
motion to pnnt an extra number. No question. Ad
journed-,drsus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02
Court OF General, s.sslons.

Before the Recorder and Aid Livingston and Brady.
Jonas r. Phillips ESQ; Acting Dslic, Attor ney:
having been duly organised and opened names
grand and petit Jurors were called
Grand Jary.-The Grand Inquest 10 COMPOSED Of the
following named gentlemen Daniel Stanton foreman;
stephen Burkhalter, James Brooks william Cunning.
ham, John X Colsn, VIM b. Draper Thomas Dslan Al
bert Gamsey, James Hunter. Joseph Keller Patrick MuI
vehill, Alexander NJ Carly Peter +. Ramsey, Columbus
Ssguine, Moses b Taylor Joseph Wioughby, William
the Recorder AZ to their duty after which they to
their room and commenced the business OF the term.
Petit JryOut Of eighty -four of pers ons mott
fed to attend and petit Jurors only nineteen an
Ffnes Imposed on Jurors-A fine of $25 was i'm posed
upon each Of twelve delinquent petit jurors who failed
at the last term appear and do the duty required OF
them
Sentence of .4iison and Townsend These two young
men, who were convicted. at the December term or
grand larceny in stealing $500 from the Office Of Mess
Brown Bell in the lth ward, tenced to the
State Prison at Sing Sing each for the term Of years
and months.
Trial on Charge of Grand Larceny-John Baily, 4
coored man. was tried charge OF grand larceny, in
stealing Sl23 in bank bills from the off OF Hamilton
Murray, OF No So Merchants Exchange. He was 90
quilted
Decfsion Dsmurrsr-In the of Francis
Mclaughlin, the deputy keeper on Blackwelps Island
who was indicted for allowing prisoners to escape the
night previous to the last election the counsel for
the allegations but contesting the legality OF the
proceedings. Argument the demurrer was had at
the last term, and judgment OF the court reserved
till the present The recorder read very lengthy oPi
MON in the and decided by overrung the demur-
The assistant District Attorney moved for iudg
ment against the accused, Mclaughlin To This Mr.
RUSSELL counsel for the prsonsr objected and contend
cd for his right to trial by jury The court will de-
eide upon this point on w Wednesday.
As there were no more cssos ready for trial, the
court adjourned till Tuesday morning at IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02
Court Calendar his Day.

CiRcuir CouRr-Same as yesterday.
srpINIoH Cousr--The first twenty causes the
general calendar will be called.
CoMMeN PLsAs-PARr l2ol, 40, 81, 81, 90, OF, 90 r.,
IS $50.
P.sr 2Isi, "a a. IS 2se. "a as, 40, 49, 50, 30,
o. 90, III, ia l0l, %, 81. &c, 1875, So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02
sysk~ PASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT BRI-
i2fNA TAIN AND IRELAND
t4Ik>Ee~ GEORGE HHERIOCk coz

OLD ESTABLISHED Passage Office, 1873 Maiden Lane
NoTio MIR. q She eck will sail Tor Liverpool, tho
9Th o. february and remain there during the months Of
March and April TO personally the
Of his paid passenger Persons wishing to have cut their
fri ends would do well 70 avail Of this opporu.
iv, as Mr. 8 returns TO New York in May jail iwsrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02

a fellow named Walker, member OF the Missouri Lee
gislaure, from Dsde county. nsued lady In day light
IN tue open street N Jefferson City the other day end
afterwards whipped her husband for wishing an explaas
ton Of his conduct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02
CHANGE OF HOURS
0 &c. &C., li

lung ISLAND RIA lLKOAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS aud after Monday,
Dee 20, 1eiG. Trains will run foIlows:-
LEAVE bhooKLfN-st o'clock A. M tbostoa train) for
Farmingdae and ST. Gesrxeia Manor
stek a. NJ, daily for Greenpor and .interms-
a4P NJ. for Farmiugd.Ie, daily.
LEAVE GREENPoRTat 8x M daily accommodation train
for Brooklyn.
- stsh 2. IA, Boston Train) the arrival OF
the poat from Norwi IA, daily, Except Sun
days( tipping II ct. Georges Mano' and
fsrm,ngcrle
LEAVE FAnMrNeoALs 6X A. NJ daily texcept sundaYsl
DodaL "A tram; and IL NJ. and ~ p. M.
LEAVE JAMAIoA-S o'clccx A. NJ, +. M and 81 r.
M, for Book.yn, OF on the arrival Of Boston
SUNDAY TRAINS will hereafter run to Thonpeon Sta
tod leave Brooklyn al SA NJ for Thompson and
datc places commencing Sunsay the 9Th Nsyemter
INK leave Thompson at o'clock +. NJ, Farmingaale ~,
Jamaica sx.
FAnE Bedford cents; East New York lax; Race
Ceqse iBA Irottng Course sH JamaIc Is; Brushviils
3& Hyde fak ~ mss) Uz; Clowsville, (durng the
rsee,4; Wciybury, a. Hicksville a. FanningdaIe, sex
Station, 81 ls4; Medford Station, 81 sX Yaphank 81
st. George Manor 81 sak Riverhesd. 81 s2 Jamespor
p 62S mattetuck 81 62k; Cutchogue 81 62x SeuthOld
81 eaE; Grocnport Accommodation Train 81 rs; Boston
readiness arrival of Trains at the sevs
raj aisoas to take passengers at very low fares to all
Baggage Crates will be in readiness Of Whitehall
street TO receive baggage for the several trains, minutes
before the honr Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
The steamboat Sntesman leaves Grecnp0r for SaR Har
Dor tho arrival ofhe Boston train from Bookys d2h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.

ea.s. NJ "A PERSONS wishing to remit money
- ga ssN England Ireland scotiapd Wales will
a. NxM do we'll TO apply TO the subscribers, at the
" old abIished passage Office, 275 Pearl
where usual draft, furnished
for large small the National Bank OF Ireland
Northern Banking Co and National hank Of Scotland pays
Bile on demand the branches throughout Roth
eoussies; wit out discount also on r e. GLYN co,
Bankers, London, and On e. GRiNSHAW X CO, Liver.
pool. Apply to SAM'L TIL MPsON NEPHEW,
rs 1m.rh Old E,tbli Passngs Office 215 Pesrl st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02

iEXS FOR LIVERrOOL-New Lne-Rcgular Pack
N&8 e for Feernsry 26The superior lastsar packet
9k381zashIp q AkRlCK Captain B. III. Trask, i0Go
buhen, will sail rbovs her regular day For freight
1nsae having Accommodations unsurpassed for spendor
or comfort, apply board AZ Orleans wharf loot Of Wall
street, orto EDWARD COLLINS,
50 South street.
rrice OF passage sl0o.
The packet ship ROsCIUs, A. Eidridse, master, viii
succeed the 0sck end sail 36h March, her regular day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02
WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND SILVER

WAKE.
THE subscribers continue have for sale full assort
OF gold aud silver Waiehes OF the most approved
makers which will be offered the very lowest pces and
warranted correct time keepers
They are the laest style If fashion
able JeweIry Of description ucudiag I'D fob and
guard chains breast pins nngs finger rngs brscees
head sc silver spoons forks; butter knives and
silver ware equal eoin gold aud silver speetacle eop
oeve &c French clocks and watches, repeiree
eousl TO the original.
ACKERLY h BRIGGS, i5s Bowsry.
dis Insrh doors shove -oom - streeS
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Family, the ballet and pantomme company died in New
Orleans on Wednesday last, Of consumption He was
the brother Of Leon Javel, who married Miss Wells tbs
elegant ddnseuse
man named Joseph Kaufman killed on Saturday
week IN st. Louis by being thrown from an Omnibus
The subscription to the stock for telegraph between
Savannah and Augusta has been taken up
rhe net gains Of the New Jersey State Prison last year
amounted to $685..
The line OF wire erected along the railroad be-
tween Philsdephia and New York placed In opera
ton for the irst time on Saturday last.
wedding took place the other day in tho streets Of
Penn Yam, the squire who ofcised being called from
his ONCE while trying suit The fair bride has been
married to O. ght husbands.
In the of the United States W. p. o Nswoonb,
late surveyor general OF the public lands
for forgery tried in the district of New Orleans
the jury returned averdct Of guilty.
The bark Brszilero. Williams from Rio Janeiro arr
we'd at Mobile the 2lst uitno. This ID the vessel
which has board the letter bag from Col s.evsnson's
California expedition.
The Court Of Common Pleas of Livingston county
which opened Monday last found but two Issues upon
tho calendar, one OF which was referred
In the New York Legislature OH Saturday the
Spesker presented the petition OF Hiram sings Of
New York, for the imp achment Of John McKeon Dis
trict Attorney Of the city Of New York, for the non
prosecution of an indictment against Michael Welsh II
was referred to committee by vote Of "a to 40.
The dry goods store of j. A. Parsons lie Roy 0epssee
county destroyed by fire the night Of Me 10Th
Loss $4,000 insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02

EsKlS FOR LIVERPOOL--The New Line-Rs.
$500 gular Packet Of 2ls February The new, superior.
jaEAxEs fcs sailing packet ship CONSTITUTION, soc
tons uhen, Capt John Brton will sail above, her
rular day.
For freight passage having splendid large and comfort
able and cabin apply the captain board at
west pier Burlng slip, or 10
WOODRUFF GMINTURN. 81 South Ut.
The packet ship no r1lNGUER 1850 tons burthen,
Capt. Ira Burse will succeed tho Constitution and sail
her -sersr dAv aist March. j73
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02
TO ENGLAND, IRELAND.
AND SCOTLAND

DARTIES wishing to remit money in large small sums
to their friends IN Great Britain Ireland, can DO SO
IN the most expeditions manner through the subseee by
ds sight payable IN all the principal England,
md and Scotsnd Money may be sent by letter tpot
ped) fro Of the United States TO them gyng ne
address and the of the party TO receive IT, which WI
be regularly forwarded by packet .tssmei AppI 20
ABRAHAM BELL SON,
A7s m ~ Fnitos street. New fork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-02
VALENI MES! VALENTINES VALEN-
1lNESf

THE most Intensive assortment Of Valentines ias
il toQeh. with valentine writers, snvelopet, III
every thing -nnec ed wh the festival Dealers out o. enc
city, by ing, csn have small fssGmens mso, n cent?
10 IS each hunpsusily LIBERAL discount TO those WI" "
again -. -. -. ..,,.f.et,on. and
order. viii epromptly End faithfully Pat up
Splendid iow bills viii be sent win ait ae''
rs Inn, "' TURNER FISHER, "a Chsthamc
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-03
From the N. o. Delta, Oct VI.
Latest from MatamOras.

To the courtesy Of Mr.. O'Donnell, from the Brazos
yesterday, we indebted for the Maamoras Flag OF
the 10th inst We make from it the extracts following
The epidemic has abaed anything, speaking in ref
the numbers attacks. The deaths. though,
comparatively few, for it easily yields to medical treat
ment. .ftas..4 .silf u
AcoTespondsnt at Reynosa informs us Gays tho editor
of the Flag) of the murder OF young Mexican Of that
town. the night of the 7th inst The young man in
attendance private party the house OF friend, and
standing with his back to an open door, gazing u the
unknown person stepped to the door and fred pistol
trated to his chest and caused his death The murderer
was seen by youth who standing the door, and
stated have been,a Mexican. es
As evidence of the progress Of civilization and refine
men Matamoras, note the appearance in the
of first class omnibus-a p-top, outandout broadway
bon affair II creates quite an excitement among the
Mexcans and they are asking, Whats to come next I"
The omnibus sports the OF "Hary Dreesan
prising citizen who imported it, and designs for the
enence of persons going to and from the steamboat land
ing. a4..
Col Randall arrived Matamoras the 18th, having
safely deposited in Monterey tho government funds of
which he had charge, and is for Vera Cruz
Capt Carleton LIST dragons, had also down from
above, bound for vera Cruz likewise Capt Arnold, I'd
Dragons on furlough.
The road between Camago and Monterey il represented
and the troops at Monterey ana Sano are
in good health. ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-03
GRAND CONCERT.

TINE WASHINGTON EUTERPEANS, now under the
m engagement of Mr. L. v. H. Crosby, respectfully
to the ladies gentlemen of Washington than they
Hal, Commencing ON Thursday evening, November !;
and will Introduce choice selection of and original
and comic with piano accompaniment, assisted by Mrs.
Crosby. 49, $50
dies with instrumental accom- paniments, in Ethiopian
characters and Eutupscoobeiia
long. gected though sweet toned instrument, COM
monty known as the bell, and perform OF the
most popular melodies and national airs. tt ~
instruments: Piano forte, LIST and ID utes list and I'd
vons volonceo, banjo, tambo bone castanets and
bells
Admission Is children. accompanied by their pa
rents, half price,
Doors OPEN at T. concert commence at ~ o'clock.
Nov B. r0.u Ir
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-03

The official vote of Mercer county gives 4SS whlg
ority
The regular wing SENATOR John Tunne is elected A.
L. Van Boskirk irregular WING candidates. by 24
oriy d. Strong the irregular wing candidates. elected to
The assembly by 50 maj L. Jusquins, the regular whig
candidate sheriff. by 5O4 maj E. w. Kingston the
irregular candidate. The Van Boskrk wings voted for tho
democratic candidate for governor lss fas e et
At Princeton Wright's majority is H. Olden, the wing
candidate for senate has ST. the wing assembly ticket 10
electedBusby receiving IL maj, Redmond 81, Council ~
Shreeve WING candidate for clerk, has 81 maj Suno
gate Sherman 65 maj. Hammell, the whg candidate for
sheriff. is elected without opposition.
Camden cOs4nty.-The returns not complete, but
enough indicate the election of one whx and
one democrat the assembly, and whig sheriff The
majority Wright the WING Candidate for governor viii
be between 800 and AGO. NJ, t.~5r 49, ct
The MARxErs-ln the Baltimore market, this morning,
-four is unsettled dealers holding off for the steamers
news Sales of few barrels Howard street flour were
made at shade under SO 49, There are buyers, how
ever SIS l but holders generally ask 30 70 sale OF
500 barrels City Mills made yesterday afternoon ut
SO 1884, and about 800 barrels this morning at fraction
above SO ls3-hough holders generally ask $6 70 Rye
flour is held 49, and meal at 50 G2t The receipts
of grain are very Light and small sales OF good TO prime red
whent making l25 lSl cents white do at 10 lSz
cents and family flour do. 1876 l3s cents White corn
is held nj 68 60 cents yellow do. at GO 70 cents Oats
36 Al rye IS 80 cents; clover seed VI 90 Whs
key selling 29a Sol cents per gallon In hhds and
barrels gait .A4sta
Az New York this morning, the cotton market dull
dealers are awaiting the steamer
In -four there is marked change. Both buyers and
sellers awaiting the steamers Genesee Hour
may be quoted 80 B6 So 62a southern do 20 "
So 6s-sales small Corn meal 80 Is; rye -four 30 a.
There is good inquiry for wheat. Prime Gehesee Is
worth 81 So and mixed do 81 50 81 40; red ~ 9Oa
81 49, Sales of corn at 76 for mixed, and 70 cts for
yellow barley good requests oats % cts rye In active
demand sales at 06 cts. '2 - a ft a-Y
Provisions quiet. Sugars and molasses dull
Whiskey 80 cents in bbs--a decline. Egnkate .fsE
At Philadelphia this morning. Aour unsettled, dealers
awaiting the arrival of the There are some buy
ers at So 80 per barrel, but not many.
Grain scarce White wheat nominal at las l48 cts;
red do 1876 cts. 4
Provisions and groceries quiet
Whiskey 30 cents.