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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19

H. KELLINGEK'S LINIMENT will heal soIes
the horses back or breast and make the collar
L14 saddle upon them few days soundy, also,
cuts bruises scratches thrush and all manner Of strains
spayns rngbons burbe and spens I'm their early stages
used by all the best stable keepers distinguished
horse trainers and the stage popretos Of New York city
by all the large soda Newton, Ormsbv,
Desrbo &C. the best and cheapest in market be
had always PRINCIPAL depot g. Ingeroll Co.
No $40 Pearl street. Of Messr Hsner Hays Co 273 PEARL
of John w. Fowt, No Old slip, Of VIM Kellnger Bush
one gross ss 70 gross at the rate of s36 gross
single bottle 80 The strength md quantity renders
times cheaper than article offered tho public
One bottle will last stable three years.
fused codngly The astounding upon record
be principal depot also be had drug
giss saddes and averns throughout the city and
country generally For further particulars
IN the Spirif OF the Tunes slt 30t
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BosToN, September tsp. M.

BOSTON, September lS-P NJ.
Four-The market Tor the better qualities continued
firm and sales of 5000 barrels Western good straight
brands Genesee made at So SIX Sc I2 the lat
ter price for fresh ground Southern brands were also
rather scarce and firm. Corn-The market exhibited
downward tendency and sales 5000 bushels were made
consisting of sound Western mixed at Csc and OF
yellow at TIC Rye was inactive. Oats-Sales of 1000
bushels were made at Soc. ProvsiousPork inactive
Lard of good quality in fair demand full prices
Linseed oil dull. Whiskey change. Freights dull.
Photographic Cor Of Philadelphia Bulletin, Sept 49,
PIrTsBURG, Sept. 1912 NJ
The water In the channel is only about twenty inches
Business of all kinds dull and change OF quot
to report.
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TDLATEST MOMENT.H


TELE q RAPHIC.
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
Death or General Hopping, OF New York.
PHrLApELrHIA, Sept 18th, ls47.
The New Orleans papers Of the 18th inst are rscsiv-
ed. There later arriyals
There is express.
The interments in New Orleans during the ~ hours
ending on the 10th instant, were 54 OF which Is
from the Lafayette Hospital, and from the Charity.
The Hon. Richard Henry Weld, died Of the fever
the 10th.
note from the Pieayune to the telegraph agent at
Richmond states that Brgadier General Hopping died
ut Mier ON the LIST inst His brigade broken up.
General Lanes brigade would probably embark At the
Brazos on the sth inst, for Vera Cruz.
General Cushing concentrating his brigade at the
camp near Palo Alto.
Legislative Proceedings.
ALBANY, Sept. Is, ls4T.
SENATE.
The Senate was engaged all day the general bill for
the incorporation Bridge Companies but 1t was not
disposed Of
Abil was reported to repeal the law sxsmpting pre-
perty of clergymen from taxation.
Mr. WAr,oS brought in q bill to abolish fsudsl To-
The resolution of Mr. Rutherford that the Commits
soners on Pleadings and Practice report was carried
The Lien law bill referred back to the commit
reporting It, with instructions to make 1t applicable
to the whole State
The Committee of the Whole then took up the bill
authorizing the Safety Fund Banks the expiration Of
their charters incorporate themselves under general
law.
Mr.. HApLEy proposed the Oneida Bank the model
charter to be adopted.
The question as to the policy Of continuing the two
systems Of free and safety fund debated at length
The Committee without disposing Of the bill.
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Mhox, at ESS Fulton street, as usual, In the
sson 81 the sun aud with The puec,aisy has
ne nyites the world 70 examine Ever hand in endeayo
ing TO please the public. he safely recommend his Fall
supply une9aalled beauty and richness The science OF
nat making like other sciences. j. progressive and he has
fail to please the fastdous connoisseurs
HIS hats are empbacally fall hats he has fallen IN the
si56t " -
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CIGNOR BLIIZ CROWDED HOUSES! TRIUMPH
- success Fashionable audiences, at the Society Ii
brary of Leonard and Broadway. evening
during the week commencing
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 20.
The entertainment will consist of the extraordinary
FEAiS IN MAGIC
NUMEROUS SCENES IN VENTRlLOQUlSM
II Afternoon performance Saturday at 3 o'clock
Admission rs cents-children half price.
Doors open at 7-commences at ~ sl9 IN
A MEXICAN MUSEUM corrsr Broadway and Ann street
IA Splendid performances both Afternoon and Evening
CAMPBELL,S ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs sro
ORPHEAN FAMILY, OR KENNEBECK voc ALlSTs
GREAT WESTERN the Yankee Comedian.
Pete Morris, Comic Singer, Miss Bernard.
Wax Figures OF Amstad Slaves -.
OURANG OUTANG-30O NATIONAL PORTRAITB
Mad. ROCh WELL. the famous Fortune Teller
Admission IS cents-Children under shilling. sl2
YANKEE HILL yAND DIR. VALENT. NE will give
their combined entertainments every evening this week.
commencing at O'Clock. Tickets admitting gentleman,
gentleman and lsdv, 90 cents. sl7 3us'rc
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n~A AFRICAN PARRAKEET OK LOVE BIRD
W. Two pair these much admired BIRDS perfect beau
~ ties) Mocking Bird in song, be heard day
Il evening; Parrot superior for talking
to ny in the market open for composition to any bird pabc
Chinese Birds and Chinese Cages; Bird Seeds in all
ties Fancy and other Cages with variety Of ANAL articles
numerous mention. King Charles Spanels nd Eng
lish Terriers for sale by w. 8. JOHNSTON,
sid 3tsrc 28b Aroad way.
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n HATS! The Fall Style OF Molsskin and fine Nu-
bAuia Hats, finished with the style OF trimmings,
perio before offered the reduced price of So
Also, Short Nap Silk Hats and durable article 50
So with large Of Caps patterns much
admired, for sale at low prices at
WIN. BANTA'S, No. o. Canal,
IN Of
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n HOPE LONG DEFERRED N9KETH THE
- HEART SlCKn-The subscriber. fully apprecatinS
the public agreeable and he begs leave to assure
them that there's better hat coming but that the
best Hats composed Of the finest of the
finish aud ste and of the lowest prizes of
establishment this other city have already made
their appearance Devoe Hat and Cap Mandatory 1903
Fulton where he will be most happy to attend to the
wants of his customers. DEVOE, 1903 Fulton street.
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~ FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES The
E1 Subscriber is selling all descriptions Of fine Gold and
Silver Watches and Jewelry at retail lower than any
other house the city All Watches warranted to keep good
changed Gold Watches low $40 $25 each Watches
and Jewcry repaired the much less than the
usual prices. GEO c. ALLEN,
Importer of Watches and Jewelry, Wholesale and Retail
s7 l5tiseodsrh 81 Wall street William stairs
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.. WIN. NJ. YOUNG FORMERLY 4 ANN STREET
but the Paris Boot Emporium is manufacturing the
best quality Of French Calf Boots for 81 So equal the
sold in other for So and ST. made order for
equal sold in th; city for and warranted to give salts
Taylor half Boots 81 Isl patent Congress Boots
made order for 50 U.s. Boots. Shoes, Caters &c constantly
on hand.
Also Military and cork sole Boots made order with fine
al goods his line Corner of Fulton and Mas
streets, opposite the Herald Office -
NJ 30ts VIM M. YOUNG
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..,r..cas,xr.P PIANO FORTES-JAMES PIRsSON SO
Walker street has oni hand and is daily
EX finishing. Piano Eortes Of every descripton,
!Y4 sfrom his very superior HORIZONTAL grands down
the day, with Others suggested by his experience
the business all his instruments manufactured for the
city trade and pains spared render them
least equal those OF other manufacturer the country
AIS 30tsrc
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TO THOSE THAT WISH TO JOIN THE isr
REGT OF y. s. ARTdLLERY:-Wanted for the lst
ages of 70 and 80 years to which good pay Iaons aud
acres 500 Treasury Scrip and SIC bounty Apply the
rendezvous rooms No 255 Greenwich No 99X Washing
and No SO Chatham also tho Arsenal Yard
corner of White and Centre New York. s6 sOt~rc
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
Death or General Hopping, OF New YOrh
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f:;f SALE-To close concem-The paper mil and farm
M situated Andoyer, Connecticut l6 miles south
OF Hartford, aud 20 miles northwest Of Norwich The
mill is 80 by 76 feet with wing % by GO feet contains
Wheel and everything requisite for good
mill.
The Mil manufactures about 900 dollars worth OF paper
II this time in full operation and be in
spected by any person des rous Of purchasing:
The farm adj dining the mill contains about 30 acres OF
good land part Of timber The improvements consist Of
by &c with wing by % feet with carriage house and 9he.
also one 20 by 10 feet all well furnished with barns, wood
houses, &c. nc.
The above property will be sold low aud good part of the
purchase remain bond and mortgage For FUR
Their particulars apply to PERSSE X BROOKS.
65 and 67 Nassau street, New York,
DANIEL CRAGG,
Al Ifrc Windso Loci Con t,cut
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BROOKLYN Intelligence.

CONVICTED CouNrERFEIrINe.-Itw will probably be
broker, named solomon Drainard and one Hannibal
Bonney arrested by officers Van Gieson, Reed and
Wade, of New York on charge Of forgery. in having
Ia their possession about $4,000 in negotiable notes.
porting to have been issued by the Canal Bank Of AL
bsuy, Hsverhill and Falmouth banks, Mass Csntrevle
tent to utter the same III. scsu.sd parties we're sub
sequenty transferred to the authorities Of Kings Co
and the jury found true bills Of indictment sg.nst
them. Yesterday Hannibal Bonney was called to trial
Of the i've indictments pending against him,
In which he va. charged With having in his
bills BE Ss
The Dist-ict Attorney Alex Campbell Esq, opened the
cas-. on the part Of the people giving detailed account
accused PARTIES and the description Of the money &c.
found In their possession
msnt was then examined for the prosscuton The prn-
opal facts testified to by him follows On the
10th Of September last accompanied ooers Reed and
Wade Of New York, and Marshall Tookey, Of Boston TO
the house of Hannibal Bonney, In WiiliAmsbursh TO
search IT, having from information derived, cause to
s . soss s.1 Ss
nibl Bonney came into the room, and on stat
ing to him that We were officers and had come to
search him, he handed some money, and said
about me- but you will nd up stairs all you came after
fore alluded TO- glass plates with bills pasted to
them and apparently undergoing process OF atera-
n S1 S!.s pisss .';S On
Mr Tnosr.os, Of No o. Wall street, on being exam
med testified to the bills being countereis and altered
bills nom plates Of fraudulent Institutions.
For the defence shswn In evidence that the
cused had been absent from home for some time
selling clocks that his brother Horace Bonnsy had
cupied the room whore the counterfeit money, &c
found, and what had been done Ia that business had
besn done by him and not by the accused.
A TALIMApoE, Esq then addressed the jury In be-
half of the prisoner and the District Attorney for the
prosscution The jury found the accused guilty he
was rsmanded for sentence.
The wife Of the accused sat by his side In court aud
ON the rendition Of the verdict tainted In the room
causing considerable sxeitsmsut and sympathy in her
bsha4.
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Is worthy Of remark that for upwards ofthrty miles
he suffering severely from blister his left foot
which makes the feat much more remarksbe-he did
not appear much exhausted, and out Sunday as
well as ever-Quebee Mercury, Oct 8.
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LATER FROM DEMERARA.-By the arrival ofthe
schooner Globe, Capt. Seely, we are in the re-
ceipt of the Royal Gazette to the 18th ut. The
news is unimportant. The weather was dry,
though some of the plantations had turned out
fair crops of sugar, say one ahd. per acre.
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City Intelligence.

HEALTH OF THE CITY-There were two hum
dred and ffty-one deaths in this city last week.
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MURDER AND EXCITEMENT IN ARRANsAs-A
most cold-blooded murder was committed on
Monday last week about miles from Fort Smith
It appears that on that day two white men, Hasv and
sta1dfsr playing at cards at grocery near the
Choctaw line, and had some Misunderstanding but
which seemed to be adjusted at the time Hadly then
proposed to Stander swap horses and thew rode an
each the horse Of the other for the purpose OF irving
them but went only short distance before Hadlv
drew pistol aud shot Standfer after few words n.ss
I'd between them Standifr was then thrown from the
horse he was riding and Hadly presented himself with
drawn knife, demanded his money and threatened 70
finish him II 1t was not given up But this he was pre
vented from doing by the appearance OF brother In
law OF Standfer After perperatDg the outrage Hadlv
went to Fort smith and stated that he had Killed man
who had attempted to rob him He was taken prisoner
on Tuesday and on the day standfer died OF his
wounds Fearing that justice would be done him in
asmuch as the states court had final urisdiction
over tue case having occurred In the Indian country
large number OF citizens Of the county formed them
Selves into regulating company and proceeded TO Fort
smith Tor the purpose Of innicting SUMMARY punish.
msnt upon Hady. and would probably have done 40 on
hnrsday but for the precautions taken to maintain
me laws The prisoner was placed In the barracks At
Fort smith, where he was protected by Gen ArbuSs
VINO had cannon rolled out, charged aud manned and
wasassisted by Col Wilson of the militia The excite
ment At Fort Smith very great and the regulatos
said have avowed their determination to Law VIC.
lent bands on Hadly whenever an attempt Is made to
remove him to Little Rock for trial. Hsdly has been
committed for further trial. Cherokee -adv Sept 49,
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power granted TO a court by clause like this
added at the end Of its orders, in effect to nuIliy
its own decision? What certainty is there OF q
decision, when after it is publicly delivered, 1t
can by the fiat of the Judge, granted sr parfs' Dc
narrowed, qualified, changed or rendered nuga-
tory, for the purpose of virtual appeal to other
members of the same court sitting as another
branch of it, Where is the authority for this
This is enough relative to the case OF Bruni.
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ManFailiI1IIIres,.

The mail train from New York via New Haven arrive
on Saturday evening at the usual hour, but throug
some negligence the mall was left at Worcester IL
forwarded from Worcester, however, on Sunday morn
Ing Boston Advertiser.
The Eastern mail from beyond Augusta, Geo. fAiledla
Mobile ON the lot inst
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Tur ELECTION In PENNSYLVANIA takes place
to-day There are four candidates in the field for
the office of Governor. The wings have James
Irwin; the democrats Francis r. Skunk the
natives f. C. Reigart and the abolitionists F.
J. Lemoyne The vote in the State in 1886 stood
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MILITARY MovEMENT.-The ship empire"
Capt Russell, sailed yesterday from Governors
Island, having on board companies L and M ofthe
LIST, and L and M of the Sd regiment Of Artillery,
numbering 400 men. The following officers were
attached +
Capt. Van Ness, LIST Artillery, commanding
Company L, LIST Artiery.-1st 1t b H. Hill, LIST ar.
tlsry commanding; I'd Lieut. L. O. Morris LIST artille
ry I'd Lieut.. J. j. Woods lst artillery I'd Lieut. A.
Dorm 3rd dragons.
Company NJ LIST Artillery = ID Lieut.. T. Talbot, LIST
artillery, commanding; I'd Lieut.. g. Chalnn, LIST
tllery I'd Lieut. James Elder, 18th infantry
Company L, srd Artillery.-2d Lieut. w, Read, 6th
Infantry, commanding Brevst I'D Lieut. c. Best lst
artillery; Brevet I'D Lieut. H Neil, 4th infantry.
Company NJ, srd Artillery -Brsvet I'd Kieut j. De
Russy 9Th infantry, commanding; I'd Lieut.. Q Will
bur, 14h infantry I'd Lieut. Thos Hart l4th infantry
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INTERVIEWS IN THE DIFFERENT CEMETERIES
For the ftoenty.fo hours, ending at o'clock p NJ
September 80.
Name. Ndfipiu. Name Nafipifv
John Ferie ireland. w. q. Moore. JJnkoown
Charles Schut Strasbureh. Adam Steffen. (3e many
Louis omard, France. Pet Crsman, Frnncs
Thomas Carter, Boston, John Dickert. Msins
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DIov~ments I'm Po,ltlc..

The roll Of the members Of the Le9issture eff Ten
shows wings and IL democrats In the Senate
aud ~ wings and SO democrats 10 the House
Charles Dougherty has been nominated In caucus ss
the whig candidate for u. Senator from GEORGIA to
succeed Mr.. Berrien, whose term has nearly expired
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This election, Ike all others taking place this
fall, will havean important influence on the Pre-
! sidential result.
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said that six hundred tons Of copper ore Is short
ly to be shipped to Boston from the depot of the Polk
county, Tenn, and Cherokee comfy, ~ Co. mines
which n company Of Germans engaged in working
This ore 10 said to be exceedingly rich.
The health of Mobile continues to improve Tbera
but very few Of yellow fever reported at
last dates from there and probably before the
time the city is as healthy as usual.
The late line storm Is said to have been very severe on
the lakes.
Mdshipman Pollock. who attempted to assassinats
Mr. Jewett, Of the Buffalo .adrsrfisr, has been SEN
fenced to five years hard labor at Auburn State prison
bridge Is to be erected across the Illinois river at
Peoria 1t will be two thousand feet lont
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NRtlV0 .lo4@A
ADOlltlOn. LUIS
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"La Barbisrsb Mr. Bocksa, although the musical d.
rector and has 50 high an opinion Of the talent
conhded the charge OF the opera at night
PRorrssoR RrsLEy AND HIS Sous take benefit at the
Broadway theatre tonight They have failed To
please and they all the with which they
meet The elegance of their positions and beauty OF
their motions have been praised Often both In Europe
and Americs, that nothing can be said of their
merits In this respect There much difference in
gymnastio performances as In stage readings of the
drama. The very poetry OF motion,and attitude may
be produced, or the performer may be mere lumber
The development Of classic beauty s the effect Of the
Rseys long practice and careful study grace is indeed
in their every motion They have received solid proofs
Of appreciation at the hands Of the nobility Of Europe
and II Is to be hoped that their countrymsn will
not fall to show them that the love Of the beautiful Is
no means exotic. Those who have not seen Mr. r. and
his beautiful boys will do well visit him TO- night as
eft they will use their best endeavers to merit approba
ton To those who have seen them, certain
there Is no need Of argument to induce them again
Dn. CoLLrER's MODEL Aarprs.--This exhibition II
very well attended and Is indeed graceful and beau
painting.
MODERN ParSriNes-A free exhibition of modern
paintings that shortly be sold at auction Is being
held at Lyceum Hall, Washington street, Brooklyn.
AN ORoAs PERFORMANCE will be given this evening at
i7a Centre street. BY Mr. W. A. King, assisted by Mr..
II. G. Tmm.
The National Theatre at New Orleans is soon to be
re-opeped. The pieces to be performed WILL for the
present, be OF light and pleasing character
Madame Ablamowicz Is still at Pittsburg
Mr. and Miss Wemyss are playing at the National
Theatre, Cincinnati
Murdoch il at the Arch street, Philadelphia
The ssgun opera troupe are performing at the Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
The Messrs Cornelius Son. Of Philadelphia have in
preparation at their extensive workshops chandelier
Of Immense size and most gorgeous in lis character in
tended TOR the new Opera House In Aston Place.
Dan Marble was to take benefit at st. Louis on the
4th inst
There Is note at this ones for Miss Isadors E. Han
sen.
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lrrom Inc w asnluRtOn Union, Oct Il
We published on Thursday evening extract of .
letter dated August &C. from Jalapa where Mai Lslys
detachment posted. We have eeen another letter
from the place from Major Lsy addressed to Gov
Wilson at Vera Cruz dated September 18th, Of which
The following 10 an extract -
resolved your communication Of the Sd, and would
have written to you this II any opportunity had
offered am very glad that you agree with me In
lation to the occupation Of this place. If con.
tnue to have trains the road this will be one
Of the most important points to recruit the men
and cattle, and to keep the guerilla force of the
country In subsection. Here and In the neghbor-
hood there is great abundance OF all kinds of comms
sary supplies, and plenty Of mules and horses OF much
better quality than those in Vera Cruz Forage Ia also
abundant
Coatepec small place about seven miles of has been
the headquarters for the gusas In this part OF the
country should this place be occupied they would no
longer find shelter there but would retire to their homes
dispense they have done within the last ten days
Until within . week. have been threatened daily with
attscks but paid little attention to them, knowing
that the force with which drove from 500 TO 900 Of
them from their strongest positions, was in little danger
from them here.
would suggest that the Paente Mcdonald be occup-
ed particularly account of Its strength mill
tary position but because Il central between this
and Vera Crus and TO prevent the guerlas from de-
sroyingt should these people be convinced that large
rsinforssmsnt with eorrsspondins trains were coming
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fEpEsTRiANIsM.-R0Dert Clerk late OF Montreal,
and now Of this city on Saturday accomplished of
the most remarkable feats OF pedesrianism record,
fourteen hours and distance of mile having been
measured off on the st Louis road, he commenced his
undertaking on Saturday morning. ut 80 minutes past
and finished 1t at 81 minutes past Thus having done
the whole distance In hours and % minutes or this
time he stopped for rereshments 90 minutes The actual
time of walking consequently being only 10 hours and
27minutes The average walking was ~ minutes
and 90 seconds to each mile