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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01

ou stustion . sstrong ssstsriy wind was blowing and
iners we're two runaway dawes found ooncaaled ON
ecsrd the schooner Mary Augusta bound to Bsrbsdoes
~ Norfolk on Wednesday The crew Of the vessel all
Mscks were arrested and thrown In prison, charged
lar arrests have been recently made Southern ports
The law condemns them guilty to be sold as slaves
for lite. Thus the North hberstes slaves the South
can make slaves of free black Northern men
The effect of the the market has not vet been
developed nor will it, until we know exactly the effect
in New York
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WASHINGTON, July 80, l647.


The Case of the Rev. Mr.. Nc Gala.
We have been furnished with explanation of the
alleged conversation between the Rev. Mr. MoCalla and
the President, in which the Rev. gentleman charges
upon the President having declared that he sent down
Fathers Rey and McElroy, Of the Catholics spies
upon the Mexicans and not as chspains Now our ex-
PLANTATION simply amounts to this that the President
denies having made such declaration to Mr. Nice ALA
and yet to the best Of his understanding informant
admits that Mr.. McCaa tells the truth false Is his
statement In point Of fact In other words is charged
that the judgment Of the Rev Mr. McCaa is not per-
ecty clear in matters where the Catholics party
The matter stands question of veracity between the
preacher and the President.
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Passenusra Arrival.

L,vrnrooL-Shp Southemer-G Rademacber, of Bruins
WICK thomas Montgomene, Of Edinburgh; Mrs Smith Miss
born. ' $3.50 Wv
n ASrTEhr-Bark Ocean-Ann Maria Andirhul T Gerhof
" ysn bysosonp, and l27 in the steerage.
hAMBvho-Brg Svea-Dr Need Wil.eyer and LADY, iI3
IN the seerage. - - - "
HAmguRo-Bark Cornelia Amelia-P Probst and lady, q
frobst Miss Schneider and 70 in the steerage -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01

CATHOLICS IN THE UNITED STATEs.-The Ca
thollc almanac for l847, says that the number of
four, being accession of ninety eight in year
and also that there sl2 churches, ~ Of which
were erected during the past In addition to this
number there SIT stations visited by clergymen,
but as yet without any cOmmodious place Of worship.
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WASHINGTON, July 80, lS47
The Netps

The Ne1s
Scarcely any body here credits the tesgaphic news
Of this morning from Richmond 1t can't be There
are too many Victories and to commissioners from
Santa Anna Scott trusts to any spies of that Sort he
will be destroyed. They only want to gain time. Talk
about peace Congress will and find that there is
no peace, and nothing but to the determination OF
the Americans.
Still disposed to believe the to be anthem
tic and that peace may be within the reach of the ad
ministraon II it be So you may trust resident Polk
But he will have before the meeting of Congress-
even II should be terms of the EXTREMIST hberaty
to Mexico.
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Coed Neps}rsm the Sosth..
The lightning line bkinsp us'ths morning from Rich.
uend intelligence OF tight. ..-o
n. By Cen Pierce, at the head Of 5000 mer, with
Father Jaraoeta and his Spanish guerilla at the Ma
itionai Bridge.
o. By Generals Cadwansder N. Pillow in sesstine an
attack Of the enemy at Perdts.
s. By Col De Russy, in the district Of Tampico, in
pass Huajuts.
T. Between detachment Of the Americans and
guerilla fcrce ut La Hoya
a1 Of these fights a matter Of course the Next
'csss were dscisvey repulsed. You win receive the
particulars through your regular sources
This good news but the best Of it that the Mexi
can Government has sent out three commissioners
Tornel IAN old champion Of the Mexicans in their d.
rostiza and Barsnda he latter distinguished for his
oounsels during the present war; These men are to
meet MT Trist eight miles beyond Puebla.
IL well enough, however, not to be sangune OF
peace as this intelligence prima face would incline
to be- The three commissioners it is fair TO presume
sent out TO ascertain the best terms Mr. Trs b author
lied to proer and they may have to return back to
Mexico and report, aud Scott may be delayed for
months unless he shall have prescribed limited time
for consultation and the whole scheme the part Of
the Mexicans be ruse de suerre in order to gain
time for the most efficient and obstinate defence OF the
capital that be- made. II is much like the bad
faith of Santa Anna that half to suspect
these to be evolves in sleeps clothng
sent omt 10 gain tima and Information ike the snes
despatched to Gen Taylor 10 the heat of the bat
tie OF Busna Vista, to ask him what he wanted"
We understand. however, that the administration is
oonfdant Of immediate peacethat the cabinet have
been summoned to meet to-day, and that Mr.. Walker
has been sent for with desire expressed that he will
immediately return to aid the cabinet with his advice
and coun sels In the promises.
bearer Of dispatches Is also expected to-day, and
should he the tenor of his papers should require
1t, twenty four hours will not eapse before another
courier despatched to scotts head quarters with in
to MIR. Trst. w.
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The CrOps


The Concordd Intelgencer of the 18th inst, holds
the following language in relation to the crop
Although fears were entertained, for the moment by
number OF our most experienced planters that the
worm which appeared in fields about a fortnight
ago, the real cotton worm that serious
sion was soon removed and here in every other
direction whence we have means of information we
learn that there is not seriously destructive to
the cotton to be found But the cotton Is suffering from
rust to great extent and in many places Sc
verely as II the worm had been there Rust entirely
destroys such stalks or parts Of stalk it takes hold
or and regret that its effects visible in the
has wrought in great many places terrific storm
and heavy deluge-more threatening and severe than
any we ever witnessed-on Sunday last with the heavy
rains that have succeeded the main fall injured the cot
ton somewhat and have done great damage the corn
fields But this injury is but partial, and If the rust
does not spread and Mr. Worm lets US alone our pros
poets for fair crop still good
The Toledo Ohio Blade says the wheat crop larger
than was generally expected. In that ucas) county
it is nearly average. The wheat is of good quality
plump and heavy In the counties of Wood and Han,
cock the crop large, and the wheat of very superior
quality.
The farmers in Arkansas reaping an abundant
harvest Of grain.
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Sales Of stocks at Boston

EScHANGE BOARD July sos shrs Northern Railroad 1881
East Boston Company 2O 100 do bio ds 2Oa Is Norwci
and Worcester RR so DIS 5iH do m 100 do b30 DIS SAX
100 Reading Railroad 80 9l6; 373 do b5 ds 33 Amoskei
Manufacturing "a Is
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TO DENTISTS; DENTAL DEPOT, 35i BROADWAY
u New York. where be found complete assortment
ofTeeth, DENIAL INSTRUMENTS gold Foil Plate Wire Sol
spiral Spring. plsns Gold stanis Foil precpiuted Silver
jy1l Sotsp
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIG ENGE.
The Flour Mark cts.

New ORLEANS, July 22.-There was more movement
in the cotton market yesterday and the sales amounted
to about 1900 bales prices unchanged Sales Of 1000
hhds tobacco ut full prices OF -four about $500 bbs
sold, including 1900 bbs sweet Ohio, at 81 95 $50
Illinois, at 81 &c. and 500 ut 50 62K per Dbl One
or two small lots Of corn sold 50 SO per
for white and yellow and about 900 sacks prime wheat
ut 30 cents per bushe 700 bushels prime brought
80 cents per bushe an Improvement. Provisions are
still dull and rather declining Small sales whskey
ships and bark taken for Liverpool at "a for cotton
and 6s for -FOUR and bark for Bordeaux at $3 for to-
Inc arrivals from sea yesterday were unusually
large
CINCINNATI July "a Prices to-day were pretty well
sustained The sales 100 and $50 bbls. City Mills
at S3 So $50 do from store country brands in three
lois at % 6O % do Mt So 40 90 do choice brands at
SO 60 SO IS; 80 do delivered at 50 81.
PHILADE.PAIA, July 3l-The export demand for -four
continues light the receipts extremely small and prices
fresh ground and S. IS for Ohio via New Orleans and
So 30 via canal Sales of 5000 to 1900 bbs Western
sound via canal at So 62X S. 10 SIS 75 1000 to 500
bills Pennsylvana and Brandywine to be ground at
50 s7h and Ohio extra at So IS per Dbl To-day fresh
ground is held firmly at &c. Rye -four is dull Sales in
lots at 30 % 80 37K; corn meal is secs Of
1900 bbs at 50 10 SO s7K for Pennsylvania and So so
scarce and prices we'll supported-sses of 800
bushels good Western red at 81 25 and fair at 81
and 800 white at 81 go Rye-sales Of 1000 bushels at
1oc Committees opened on Saturday with sales of
900 bushels at SOC for Pennsylvania and Western yell
low and 7S for Southern-prices then declined 10
49, and on Wednesday to 75c.; sales since, OF 5000
5000 bushels Of Pennsylvania Western yellow at "a
IS, and mixed at the price all in store Oats are
scarce and prices have advanced Sales of Southern
43 to and 1000 bushels Northern at as to 55c to-
day 81 or $50 would be paid
CLEVELAND, July 27.-Sales last night, 300 bbls &C
C. Mills flour 81 2H To-day there is considerable in
qury for corn, and some for wheat 1000 bushels Of
corn taken at 40c. and 1000 at 4lc.
DETROIT, July 27-The principal transaction in -four
yesterday was the sale of about 100 bb in the retail
trade at from 81 to 81 a5 One small lot very choice
brands brought 81 81 The amount of corn, oats &c,
offered, was very limited; virtually, nothing doing
ROCHESTER, July 3O.-The transactions in market are
Of no account An occasional load of wheat comes
in, which commands 9Oc. q 81 few hundred bushels
were taken on Wednesday at the latter figure. few
bbs Ohio wheat flour sold yesterday at 81 u.s. Genesee
remains as last quoted, So. Freight 45 soc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01

nR COOPER IL DUANE srsst bstwssa Chatham ne
William street, has Tor last fourteen ysars en9ysd
the most extensive private dscases OF any medcs
man New York He the most aggsvaed cases o.
tn diresse ard mild cured in two TO nvs DAYS 5tG
he the Of structure in from to two
ysek. with scarcely pain the patient Constitutional
deoX brought on by habit induged in BY young
men This Then TOO freely nd1lgd bsser dyspsPsis
teect. aud aversion society cure warranted in every
case charge No mercury used
Post paid letters containing - for advice attended to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01

THE PATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER Oh
Il NURSES ASSISTANT-A and useful article Of
the Nursery by which infants three months old and upwards
little seat or saddle which to sustain the child and give
All the support required Ale is attachment the Paks,
during weather recommended by physicians
conducive health To the mother IL invaluable a. she
s her sn =; and perfectly = bsf
ie1i DotsS Inventor md Haceate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01

Mo CUKE NO fAY--DK. COKBIlI, ~ Duane street
member q the Royal College Of Surgeons London, and
Of certain delicate diseases His long experience
and close attention this class OF complaints his pleasant sale
during long and extended practice for thItses this
few of the grounds which he his claims LCs
mode of is SAFE eecmal and xpeditious not
Structure. cured in one or Two weeks with scarcely any
INDUCED certain loahsome and habit positively
be restored health and society Md removed in two
to days No charge made unless cured Postpaid letters
enclosing foe Of three dollars, will receive prompt at
tentOn jy2l 30tsIc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01
I1lsEAsEs or THE URINARY OK1ANs-sach a

4 NlSEASEs or THE URINARY OK1ANs-Such a
~ Chronic and Acute Diseases of the
Bladder LeucorrhDa whites,
Urethra, Structures,
Kidneys. Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrh9a, Inability
elects, Weakness 1.-THE parts, etc.
Are speedily and eectualy removed by Absnethy Bots
y suitable for females; They give and energy the
geneative organs rarely, experienced from taking
other medicines For sale at Apothecanes Hail. 36 Caha-
rne aud 27 Maiden lane Price 81, with direct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.

RECORDS ALTERATlVE MIXTURE.
n OR the Of primary secondary syphilis
yenereal ulcers, nodes any complaint Produced by
njudicous Of unskul medical treatment-
Ali suspectne veneres tnin remaining in ther system
should this powerful purifier without delay person
can consider himself safe after having the yeere disease
without thouShy cleansing the system with this Justly ces
brafed Alternative.
Sold single bottles 81 each Of half dozen for
SIS carefully packed and sent TO an Parts OF the Unou
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSArARII.LA
GENTIAN AND SAsSAFRAS,
VyREPARED by the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackery
This refined and highly concentrated extract, all
the purifying qualities and curative powers ohs above herbs
IS confidently recommended by the College super9r
OF Sasapara before the public and be
relied remedy for all diseases arising IN
impure Of the blood such scros aud salt
worn botches pnples uIcers pain the bones joints,
nodes cutrneous eruptions ucs.tsd throat dis
arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis nip
dicious Of mercury.
o"u ~ sink,s vY..ius eeh'S
% one dozen ............G 90
Cases forwarded to all parts OF the Union.
IA very TO- Wholesale purcnassra
.. ". .. RJGR RDsoN. M. D.,
nAW wksssau suee> New 1sfh.
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COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL FREE OF
POSTAGE

On the receipt of One Dollar Married Womans Pri
vate Medical Companion" will be free of postage any
paid to Dr. A. Mauriceau box 1874 New York City Pub
fishing Office 1923 Liberty ST., New York
The Married Woman's Private Medical Companion" is
sold by booksellers principal city States
Agents Philadelphia, Zeiber &Co; New York Burgess
snger; Albany, w. c. Little Coz Boston, Reddng < Co;
ST. Louis Nafs Cornsh Columbus, John T. Bain Agent
for Central Ohio; Richmond, Va c. F. Fisher Alleers,
however must be addressed as above. jy3I 30t re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01

4 vOfAIbA "a - a.
" speedy certain and eectua remedy for the Of ali
secret and sexual diseases. being sOdsd o9ncenation o
FORM without smell taste in the smallest bulk
all those duetc that have been found
quickly and radically curing the diseases of those
Price g. For sale at N9 Ann street where any information
tcuar paid the treatment Of structures by
physician who has devoted his attention exclusive
do q the Museum. re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01

M EDICAL CARD.-DR. MORRISON, 204k Fulton
v1 street, devoes his entire time the treatment Of private
diseases collegiate education. and practice Of twenty
years. enable him perform speedy and permanent
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling DR. NJ
and examine his claims their confidence perfect
charge. 2Oik Fulton near Greenwich;
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VEL rEAjSS SPECIFIC PILLS

VELPEAJ'B SFECIf TC FILL5,
EOH the radical Of gononhoea gleet seminal em,-
sons and all moaoprulent discharges from the uretrA
These Pills. the result Of twenty years IN he Hos
plta de Charlie in Paris pronounced bY thrr
inventor Professor velpsau an insileie remedy for all
time than any remedy without anting the BREATH ff
agreeing with the stomach, or confinement from busns"
i' CONSTiTUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
rtvHE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the ColIcgs Of
4 Medicine and Pharmacy Of the City Of New York,
confidently for all Of debility produced BY
ndurenc of kind. II is invausoe
remedy for Impotence stery, or barennes' unless depend
Single bottles 81 each of half dozen t5 carefully
ackcd and sent all parts Of the Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01

A MOTHER GREAT CURE OF ULCERS, MEKCU.
"A rial Rheumatism Pains the Joints Conractions Of the
Legs and Arms Ulcers of the Throat &C. Captain Richard
pr Joseph Hene No 20 Duane street. for the great cure per
by other skul physicians and been tortured by quacks
The extent of complaint could state but suffice
saw like mines the liberation was very extensive all
body, legs and contracted,
fecty helpless and confined my bed; life perfect
misery with what suffered from the ulcers and pains my
bones and onts Dr. Heine, No. 20 Duane street, shall be
thankful all my life time.
Captain RICHARD YATES.
can be the of Maiden Lane and South
is1t2 ntA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01

nYSENTARY can be cured by the herb doctor in twelve
II hous-the very in a few days All disc
Of the bowels however bad speedily removed and all
He likewise all Of Fever and Ague, interm
tent fevers in IL hours charge.
jy6 l2tsr Office 266 Broome st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01

N EDiCAL ADviCE-pOCTOKL AMEkT is still con
W fdenally consulted at his Office So Gold street, between
Fulton and Beekman all diseases of delicate nature. His
treatment being mild and udous requires neither mercury
diet hindance from business pursuits Recent
cured three four days Debility nervous or con-
stuonal arising from indiscreet indugences Of the pas
sens Of uconsderae youth thereby causing nightly ennis
attention, his object being the system mentally
and bodily that Of nature originally desgned
Structure disease frequently existing without the patient be-
ing the least aware caused by mareatmen OF medical
tenders and by the neglect Of the parties them
selves by the Doctor eectualy cured without pain
versng Surgeons in the cv guarantees perfect cure,
charge made Letters postpaid enclosing fec immediate
y attended and medicine with advice part
United States. Once 81 Gold street jy28 a0t*m
M EDICAL ADVICE-Dr. Ambrose, having had many
IVA years professional experience London and much Hos
pa practice capable of treating disease in all its stages
by the approved and expeditions practice Of
day Those who may need his assistance, will find Dr. A
both a,friend and a confdant
SO Chambers street. doors from Broadway.
Advice gratis and charges for medicine very reasonable
myia 30fsrc
w MURRAY LEIGHTON, Md, has removed his Of
w: fee to l0S Chambers street Opposite the Savings
Bank and b. House to si.ses{h street least Of Union
rark, t'Ncs hours from 2tosPM lego s0fsrc
7 ACE CAPEs.--PETER ROBERTS, s7s Broadway,
~ respectfully socts the attention Of ladies visiting New
rofk TO his stock OF goods, comprising the following viz
SITES So Mantilas. 81 worth ~ O4 Shaw SU worth 90
embroidered Muslin Capes M do do Chimizet Si do do
Collars cents; do cambria Hdks So Reviere do IS
cents tape boracred so infants Robes and Waists
very cheap ladies' needle work ambour Dresses
aces Hosiery and Gloves ofevery description je2, 3osv
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MI EDICAL ADVICE-Dr AMBEOSE, msmbeT q the
TALLY consulted upon all diseases incident to the hum an FAM
Diseases which have baed faculty. have him
radically cured in few days. The nveterate
of Electro Magnetism, powerful machine being
operation. Charge for advice and medicine ST. So Chambers
street, doors from Broadway. jeIO 30t&m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-01

nR SAvlARDy INVALUABLE EXTRACT for the
cure OF Honorrhga elect Structure Sexual Impoency,
ana All other diseases Of the urinary This has
now been sufficiently long before the public to establish with
og, shad9w OF doubt Is superiority over all other
o. KIND however pulling prcposerous their
vi many thousand the proprietor has received
one single complaint Of its failure. II requires not the least
change IN Diet the slightest from the patients
ordinary habits It's action is perfectly free from all those
unpleasant feelings attendant patient under ordinary
course OF treatment creating neither loss Of appetite
nor that cast OF by the rackng
action OF but by its tonic properties prevent
ing that peculiar sckly well marked under me
directions at lag Greenwich between Courand and Liberty
Streets New York. Price al jyl0 30tsm
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established A. D. 1895 the proprietor for the
successful of disease of and for
the sale Of DIR. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine
the only remedy earth that safely be relied
sttuon and without diet hindrapce from business
panies each VIAL with full directons which Is warranted to
sfectpay curd in all matter how long standing
ten and in shorter of time than any other medicine
the world, pay will be TAKEN Price 81 per vial.
InAy
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M CLOVER Is CONSULTED CONFlDENTiALLY
IL usual every day at his Office Hc continues to do
and application Of use: &C. Stranger. are sppr.ed
and NOT eckoned among the sod.ant doctors medical
petenders Persons who would avoid the consequences
by calling No2 Ann street The Offices arranged
that patients do each other.
Private his Office through the entry his Office
dnnr VIA
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THE success of these oils in curing in few
Il hours, where ali other remedies have failed i,
and that too, in cases of twelve and eighteen
months standing, warrants the assertion that, if ia
ken according to the directions they are certain
cure. Fry them and be convinced that thev are
the most certaiman the very best remedy offered
To the public 10 insure a permanent and lasting
cure.
The following certificate is from Rev. f. l.. Fra.
Ter of Kershaw district, :. c.
have used in my family DR.. HulPs Fever and
Ague Pills and also DR.. Spencer's Vegetable Pills.
for the last two years, and have no hesitation in
prououucing them 10 be most excellent family medi
cines; and act of jus ice to the worthy propri
etors of these invaluable Pills, will state Tor the
information and satisfaction of all concerned, that
my wife, prior TO our marriage, had been more
less the subject of chis and fcveTs, for about Is
months, having tried various remedies without sue
cess, and was very much reduced in flesh. few
days after marriage, she commenced with
Spencer's Pills. aud in day or two afterwards with
Hul's Pills; she used about half box of each the
result radical cWe; she regained her health
and strength very rapi lily aud has had return of
chiNs and eUerS since. believe these medicines 10
be harmless and safe, and when used specifically
directed, are attended with satisfactory results
f. l.. FRAZER.
Pennington, Kenhaw District, May 90, 1876