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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20


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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20
TIE PALLADIC n,

,upLrsHED Every TUEsDAY' Sf
P. HOLLOWAY e. b. W. DAVIS
-pws.-One year, pnyable in adoance, 81, 90
~, tie gear expires. ---- 5oo
fsr sir months, in adras " .,z - ,, W
LIZ rreept at Tie option Of the editors.
1879 must be paid, by eorrespondents, 10
:essyv attention.
.1..~,;.~menfs miH becontinued until forbid at
.s,... n The Advertiser, II no defHite tine is
A. ndrertisenent 1oiH be considered less
As enc square.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20

1t is said the cotton. crop this year. will not
exceed / $50 900 bales
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20
MISC EEL. A y I; ID a = j..
A FOREST FUNERAL.

Under this heal we find in the Journal of Com
merce heart touching description of a death
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrived briggs Emily Kenny 81 John. 81 Pearl Harding
son. Boston; Queen. Howss Warshsm, Mass; W g. Camp
Clarke. Hartford Liberty, townsend, Deep Creek Bona
Kesne Bedford; Post Boy, Halleu do; barses Aanson
Nottingham Albany; Oregon, Buggsmsn, Troy, Y; Mars
Beiow-Brig oeesnus, Jordan, from we,tpor Ireland.
Cleared barks Creole Clarke LondondeTvi J. Bsyley
White do; brgs Caspn Coushlin Cork ireland; Caspian
Wloughby. Masns'r p.-smn Lochhsrt, West indies
Ncke.Sn, DO; Queen, Howe', d9 Green, shute DE-
Fall River; Moses Brown, NcEerson, Providence. w
Camp Clarke, Hartford Henry. Hubbard Newport; Havana
Townsend. do; Lockman Havand do; barge. Philade
pha De Hart, do Lady Fashen Conner, do Washington
McKelly do; Carbon Gillespie do New York, Hughes, do
Miscellaneous Record.
PAcKyr SrR HAysr, Captain Ainsworh, for Hsvre and
ing. = p
Letter bags at the usual places
SHIP WArAeA, Thorne, for New Orleans, drilled afou Of
'he snip virginia, outward bound yesterday morning. In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

Cleared.
Ships-Vicoria Morgan, London John Griswold Havre,
i aaa Brow" Loan
s. tf% M
' MoTTice, tBt Nouvre. Falmouth. Prime,
ss1Berha !Prq:s) Watcher s,sn, VIM weis.E; Ca.
Motto, Drink water, sasas Gsnds Perkins beiano Eo
u Bartlett Mr GsD B,sdf S Mop1sss LebaussG 81 Pc
wsl.s Ksa: ss... Ns ss F ss:,.
burg;F q Brognard, Penniman Wilmngon Fairfax, PEN
Pssks ship Axo Anthony from Havre 's u with mde
Ship Christians, Hammond, 81 days from Liverpool, with
ship Elisha Dennson, seely 10 days from New Orleans.
@ sSoso e o,Ss h s oft
Isl 5 cy ay' " S% H, s
signals with the Br ship William PIT from Maraeabo
pcfs se .oh4 S Boston
w hs aD s S0q Ss 70 s
Ipswich from Galway for Baltimore in lat Al 20 ~ long 81
Bar. Mallory Bsdbbdgs from % Orleans, My g. with
Ss Leila Ie Gsssy Halifax
w n marble P sas Bo to Barclay %
Norwegian brig America, ssran'on IS days from Hsvre
Brr Alyano, Thurston, days from Georgetown, with
Brig Nl0nserrate COllier, ID
lassss and sugar Lewis Mr. Denuison, of Freepo
mate the Sd instant Ponce OF disease Of the
heart.
Swedish brig Minops Lundgrsn, from Gottenburg, via
Boston, in ballast, to order.
Br schr Name hester Bethel days from Elehuera, with
1000 dozen pine apples Acker Left schr Magnolia for
Boston, 18th inst
Br schr Unicorn, Simmons days from Elethusa, with 1900
dozen pine apples 5000 lbs old copper Hubbard 10Th
lat % % long co. spoke brig Thos Henry hsnee for
Savannah.
u ship Ohio. for Brazil towed the 8 w spit by
steamboats, Herald and Duncan Ps where she lies at
Choir
Below.
Packet ship Europe Marshall, from Liverpool 10th May,
with mdse to & II Marshall.
Snip Prime EIDE Jonvle, Lawrence from Belfast 18th May,
with mdse and passengers to Chamberlain Phelps
Ship Hudson Doans from Glasgow. 81 days. with mdse and
passengers Durham Dimon.
Ship Martha Washington, Doane, from New Orleans, with
mdse 10 d Hurlbut & Co.
Bark Mazeppa, from - with mdss to Sifkin & Iron.
sides.
Also ship, 3barks. and brigs
Sailed.
Ship Louisville N Orleans; Roughly, Guadsloupei bark
Fhio London brig Ferre Fogo Maranham; Orion, Genoa
ship Diana, Europe; brig Dolphin, Cork, and others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

Ths several Judges Of the Supreme Court having the
shortest time to serve Judges Of the Court Of APP
peas ths Judges Of the first, third, fifth and seventh
DISTRICTS having the shortest time to serve Judges
Of the Court Of Appeals during the first year Of its
ganiEation and the Judges Of the second fourth sixth
and eighth districts Judges Of the Court OF Appeals
during the second year Of Its organizations; by this
rangement district Judge will cit year upon the
bench OF the Court Of Appeals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

SAILING OF MIssIoNARIEs.-The following per-
sons embarked yesterday afternoon for Smyrna,
Cochran, Benton and Bliss, with their wives and Miss
Rice Mr. and Mrs. Cochran and Miss Rice are to pro-
coed to Oroomiah, to join the HISTORIAN mission. MIR
and Mfs Bliss will go with them far Erxeroom,
whore they to labor in behalf Of the Arenians Mr.
and Mrs Benton are expected to join the Syria mission
We have learned this morning that the Catapa
able to leave the harbor yesterday account Of sud-
den change Of the wind. Mr.. Cochran pursued his
theological studies " the Union Theological Seminary
New York, Mr. Bliss at Andover; MIR. Benton at the
East Windsor Theological Institute. The American
Board are expecting to send out two missionaries to
bombay In few weeks and during the coming autumn,
some ten or neen others will probably 90 to different
missions-Boston Trapsiler June 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

N MERSGURY.No CoRAy .I, Cullen: Indian
.as ns; Ss 'ssff:'
sbs,s 70 fail ps ,s be ss Try it. The
sf s9 ssts md S m tox:y Sa%s No s"a
Spring street, Spring street. sll Broadway 50 and ia Ca
4 ' ;:: ''a
T'ENEUR's PROPHYLACT!C SOAP-Contasion is
5iTey prevented and certain diseases cannot be
accompanying each square It used soap usually and
vs. ssfs 81. y go
FREHFk MST y.
made 5 al his al hi;
day.
the attack Of moths beabugs ants
cess to is fullest extent ''N wv VIC '"''
suphass Ammonia Nitrate Of Soda suphats Of Soda and
IKE Celebrated Fly Paper to be depended on in all in.
m,,,m-e Dr. LEWIS FEucH T 2t.s's Err,
EACountry dealers, hotel keepers, all consumers
sIS packages Of good BLACK T ssi SIG
Buyers w considerable By making their purchases at
MI aea Greenwich, and IS &C. Gahsrn. 81 Ny.
A NEW STEAM BOAT will be launched about he 18th
principle Of pspens and Calculated to lie .pees
eighth he viii be :o I'll l %
pen,ation
Persons dsous object of great interest,"
po make sHoR may '
Wanted-A Steam Engine of from to 10 horse power,
TK5AyEEL,LIINg TRUNKsm|;JoHN oATTNACH,
has nov hand and constantly makpga good
Al.G superior article Of sole leather Trunks suitable fer
Order; for the West Indies, South America &C. ss with
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODs-UenIIe
Brosa~.S Affs Place. nos y fs lis A
sD;s nd sIsd Of
Of CTsysts Gloves, sa.psad.n, Shirts Under Car
bSThs subscriber will JaItera, attention
Braces &c. having engaged superior artist to attend the
myis im.re JOSEPH AGATE ar Broadway.
% 5 and
@ Sp s%poy H:
district twill be necessary for them to have least IS to
$751; Sso.a~ @F ss, Ss # Ess $: =
fHt fAsH sAsTc sAsY md 5 g.ta s. o g
the Nursery by which infants three months old and upwards
amuse and exercise mseves resting they de- on
seat or saddle which sustain the child and give
all the support required Also its attachment the Basket,
which forms light airy CRADLE for the comfort Of child
ssconduciye to health To the mother Invaluable she
can leave her little enc alone and be assured finding
her return amused and perfectly safe To be had wholesale
and retail, At 81 Broadway. q. Q. w. FUTILE,
je2l 30tsr Inventor ard Patentee
TO0TH ACHE-TQOTH PTITCHAKD 8
l. Magic Toohache Mixture, warranted TO afford mmedI
ate relief aud superior Toohache known
Prepared by an experienced dentist and approved by able
dentists and physicians throughout the Union per vial
p cents wholesale upon reasonable terms Office No l2e
jr19 ,otsrc
VIE CHEAPEST STORE In the ci,y,le.a1s Fulton street,
u ior Paper HanRngs Window Shades Fireboard Prints
manuacturer Of the French Gsvansed Spring Hair Moss
and other mattresses; Feather Beds Curtain Materials and
every article in the upholstery line the lowest prices
X. DAVIES 16tH Fulton street.
Steamboats, ship cabins, and hotels fitted and furnished
myl0 3Ot'r
WRAPPING PAPER.--i3 600 resms cap, crown and dou.
wv BILE rag, and wrapping, superior qua
PERssE 4 BROOKS
m29 2ot"t No. IS and 81 Nassau ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENCE.
State OF the Flour Markets.

New ORLEANS, June l5-Flour dull with few BUYERS
Sales Of a about $500 bbs at y 81 for Ohio
st. Louis or Corn $4,000 bushels taken at 80 s5c
for mixed and white and 81 to sc per bushel for yell
low 1900 bbs Kindred Corn Meal sold at 81 90 for
yellow and considerably less for white 1000 bushels
Oats brought soc per bushel Nothing done in Wheat,
except 200 bushels sold at 81 &c. and purchasers at
the asking rates
ST. LOUIS, June l4-Since Saturday, noon the arri-
walls Of -four wheat and corn, at this port from the up
per streams, follows Flour $3.50 bbls; wheat
6l7 bbs 81 1856 sacks; corn IFS bills ssss sacks Ma
king the total Of wheat and something "a, 900
bushels Add to this the receipts Of oats barley and
rye, and we have well upon 900 bushels Of grain in
forty eight hours.
CrrcrNNArI, June ls.-The market opened to-day
with less rmness than apparent yesterday, but stiff
fened again before the close Of the day The sales
were 73 bbs from canal and sore 400 and 400 do from
railroad at So 05 4s do from wagons same 60 and
do from canal at Sc O6 and 900 bbls city mills 275
do from canal and 300 do from store at So 10.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Flour and Meal-The mar
ket opened heavy and prices have declined very mater
SOLD on Saturday SIvS DSS aa on
shipboard; since, about 5000 bbls Pennsylvanis and
s wssts5n sold d. uniformly at ST. including lot Of fresh
extent At a. ia s. IS for good ana 81 g
Pennsylvania have been made at 81 62f 50 So some
holders refuse the latter price Rye Flour in limited
kinds are unsettled and dropping with moderate re-
ceipts. About $4,000 bushels Wheat, sold chiefly for
the latter rate and l52 1856 paid white-the
latter for strictly prime quality Rye without demand
ce sales Of 10000 bushels Pennsylvania and Southern
yellow at 95 1885, closing ut our lowest figures Oats
iu with sales of and Southern at SO Sac
Prices are now lower and 45c only offered for Virginia
RocHEsTER, June 22.-The market is still inactive
here being no disposition to speculate Flour was yes
sTday offered freely at Sc IS but without buyers 100
pure article of Genesee Wheat would bring 81 SO
5O Western about 81 25. But little Offering The sup
ply of Wool is pretty fair selling at rates previously
Quoted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

ANOTHER SCENE OF Sonnoyv AMI DrAru-An
emigrant,, weary and sick, called on Sunday at
the Bulls Head Hotel for lodgings Apprehending dan
ger rvn mp icver TINS was refused but the stranger
was 70 seek resting place In the barn Nothing
more was thought Of him, until Monday evening, when
another emgrant seeking lodgings In the same barn
10 this stranger In strange land died alone without
medical aid or religious consoation denied even the
he left at home that their son or brother as tb
may be- escaped the horror Of famine only to d OF
tilcnoe. Coroner Chapman held inquest over the
body Of this stranger. From passage ticket In bis po
session his Ia supposed TO be Patrick Daily that
he embarked at Cork, for New York and that he was
about 30 or So years old-.aibany Journal June ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24
Foreign IlnportatiOns.

FOrcI&h Imp0rtauOn8s
LvERPooL-Ship Christiana-l0 hhds 2 chains A Bell
cks Cammyet Johnston-i3 do Cameron Brand-l3 do
Burritt-20 do Thurgar Cos do @ Alexander39 do
Wight, Sturges Shaw-s do Pratt Shermanl5 do Neyns
Coz do Hadden cos do LAuerbury-2 do Phelps, Chit.
tenden Blss--l do Crook Is do M White-20 do God
frey Pason eo12i do Gsydon Swarwick-ls do Besls
Bush-1 do Cook77 do Ghon-3 do Connaf-l3 pipes
oil Patton Stewa60O bars 50 do Gilman, Brother
x co867 dars Cogsdom 4 co-430 bars do Pierson
Ala do 80 bd Warren Hart Lese268l bars bdl Bee-
her OuIhout-s chains H raeab,22 do N Whiewrght-lo
Stewart-83 ba gleton Barett-3 cks do-6 bxs
Hun-2S pks Wright co., do Brown Serear Dunbar
do Rockwell 4 co-3i do Cumming Dodge X co-l5 do M
shaw do A ThorP12 do A 5 WIetts-,ia do Rigs 4
Jenkins-700 bxs 800 bdls iron Phelps Dodge co..
Hoffman COZ do ] Woodhuil-28to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24
New Bedford OH Market.

For the week ending June 81 l547
Sperm-The market remains very dull with sales of
las barrels at 02c., and $50 do. at about CSC
Whale-The market continues before noticed
Holders very firm and with very little demand for
buyers for export cannot meet the views
Of holders who show disposition to realize except
IN advance Of &c. &C. upon last sales. We have only
to report sales Of 500 barrels dark at ale.
Whaebone-ls very dull A sale of 10000 pounds
Northwest Coast was made on private terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

TN MoRxoN TEMPLE so,n.-w. la.yr ftor
a gentleman who came from Nauvoo on We'd
nssday that the Mormon Temple was that day sold to
So g OF the Catholic Church for the sum Of
vIo0; ana that the purchasers had also bought
consdersols other property in the city The contract
LOT tne temple however, far incomplete, to
the building Is to be appropriated to educational pur
poses connected with the church into whose hands
mas passed IL Is also stated that the of
Mormonism consisting thirty forty families under
charge Of Daniel Wells, had left Nauvoo to join the
California expedition Babbitt Co. still remain, how
ever, as agents for the church-Warsaw (Iil) Signa
June IT, - 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24
Brighton Cattle NIarket.

JUNE a.. At market OILS Beef Cattle, including 100
left list week. u yokes Working Oxen 10 Cows and
Calves, 900 Sheep and Lambs, and 625 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-A few extra 81 so LIST quality So
so a 25; I'd quality, So 10 q 8 %.
- Working Oxen-Saes at $685. $75, $95 and sos
Cows and Calves Sales at $ls q 50,
Sheep and Lambs-sheep, 81 rs, So, 50 so, So IS;
Lambs, 81 IS q So
Swine-At wholesale 5>f a So G; small Pigs sxa9
Market brisk and cleared at the above prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

M a ne 4 H s !ss s. rs. s.!
5. ~ sss g ssss :sass ~
Restraint IN dist, or from pslsu. Rsesnt
sutiona arising from frequent indulgence Of the pas
ndscreet YOUTH and thereby causngnighty EMS
sous and eventually confirmed mpoency the Doc
tors hi. object being to restore the system mentally
Structure disease Frequently existing without the patient be,
ing sometimes caused the malrestmen OF
Of the parties themselves by tbs Doctor escnsy cured
few qualified Surgeons in the city,
perfect cure charge made Letters postpaid enclosing
fee attended medicine with advice, sent
any part Of the United States. Office So Gold street
liner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24
Sale ofstoclxs at Boston.

bnoEERs BoAsp, June 29-2o shs Eastern RR u.s. 1876 do
e oa 70 d do d R Best sx 5e bSod Ncr
81 rights do do 1905 10 shs Long Isl RR pa SaO) 6 rght
pos and Name Rk 2 $4,000 Treasury notes Skies $4,000
SreoSp BoARpE2 ,hs Western RR ios: 10 do Old Colony
do 33 $40: 100 do Long Isl RR i6X 80 do Boson Co sX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

$780,, n, pushs.sn "a NJ LisbsA n sslstiss -
ths amir have been yuhlshsd In 1rsail, end WI,
doubt not b. pubshsd here ere long II VII then sp-
pear that the adjustment Of the deulty between the
two governments was highly honorable to both.
But the opposition In the Brazilian Chamber svaed
themselves Of the settlement Of the dispute weapon
against the existing ministry and the latter instead of
honestly boldly confronting the groundless charge
subssvency the United States endsavor get rid
the responsibility by the sacrifice Of worthy
minister and throw the recall of Mr. Lsboa a. SOP to
the Cerberus of opposition.
Further than this most unwarantsbs procedure Bra
I'll is not prepared to CO. did she intend to 60 far
until the present cabinet frightened into the adop
ton Of this measure by the csmors Of their political OPP
ponsnts.
There is not the remotest probability of serious din,
Guilty between Brasil and this country The most pow
srf motive Of action with nations a. with individuals
Is ssntsres and 1t Is especially the interest of Brazil
to keep the peace towards the United States We
the largest consumers Of her produce, and would
cause awkward gut In her markets especially Of cof
fee and sugar. She win shortly have active and
bulsnt enemy ct the South; and although her gov
eminent Ii beyond al question very weak, still it
Is not reasonable to suppose that it will rush into
an unprovoked with a power like the United
States
But the fact seems entirely lost sight Of that in conse-
VI
pleasant nature, should break out the initiative
should Be taken by the United States far Brazil
made no complaint has had nothing to complain Of
The United States has complained, and has demanded
sstinactory explanation Of Q wrong done her citizens
by citixens Of Brazil It cannot be IMAGINED that be-
cause the minister Of the latter made the proper expa
nations to our Secretary Of State Eshe viii make war
upon u.s. abe recall her minister it il no concern of
80 far ss 1t may us pain to see an act
Of shameful injustice done to honorable upright and
talented man But we complain Of any diploma
Ito changes that she may choose make Whoever
be Mr. Lboas SUCCESSOR viii be received here with the
respect due his position. Even II Mr. Lsboas acts be
disavowed by hts government, the affair will be exactly
In the position in which 1t before negotiations COM
menosdas open to negotiation and settlement a. ever
repsat,-thsrs not the smallest grounds appre
hsnsion Of difficulty with Brazil. 1t u unnecessary to
say that In the hands Of the Secretary Of State there
danger that the honor Of the country would be eop
ardixed preserve the solid advantages Of peace
but there danger that the affair viii be suffered by
him to take hostile shape.
There Is too much to believe that the diculty
has been magniAed the danger of hosties between
the countries rdiculousy exaggerated for the pur
pose Of producing commercial panic.
GALvIENsIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

large colony Of swedes is forming In Henry county
Illinois They are generally intelligent and moral, and
possess considerable property IL 10 stated that they
have purchased the largest portion Of Henry county
and now number over thousand persons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

Passengers Arrived.
HAvRE-Brig Amerca-P Schnaly lauer Jean Kriber, A
Long-l36 in the steerage.
LIvERPooL-Mr White, Mr. Marshall-2S steerage.
ELETHgERA-Schi Unicom-J Chambers.
PoNcE, PR-Brig Monserrate-Paul Nury, Moringlane,
adv and SON