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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-02
Foreign Iznuort.ts

st:r I'D Pertations.
10 cs Reimer Mecke-l box RoEer 4 No nc
wine bales hampers potatoes do OeIrchs k
T. BIZ. HsnriehsTS E. BOay dyernoi. eoHss Sr.
msnn-23 cks Boyng White-l box y Cerd;ngi AZ T.
Winzerl do A Hintze-l do Boonen Graves L co.sb~s
cks to order.
GLAsoow-BaIk Mary Moris-soo tons pig iron % hill, IN
6xs 10 mats bottles Smh ihursa cog ehs copperas 4s
Hunt-s4 Sands Fuller& CO.'S do IS bales Richardson
Wsson-59 Russell Marsh-3 Atterbury COZ Tooker
Mead co-5o Mithell & cola do bales VIM White.
wright cos2 Godfrey, Pattison cc8 do Is bbls Chon
II cs C,aword-l Plat Brothers col cask "a bxs i9
beams to order.
CURAcoA Brig Appleton hides 223 pieces gnu m
Wis 23 do mahogany $40 brazetto wood Boonen Grave
Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20
r. Il. MEETING. IN RIfu\,ft\o

ne meeting IN Richmond, Oh Monday right. II favor
OF me Daavio Rail Road, described by the Tunes as
be'nT one Of the enthusiastic ever held in that cv'
ihc ieIs+ats from the upper county. NIessrs VII.
Cher and TINS ALL addressed the meelluu =, 4pgth a
with great effect II is well known tbotan obstacle l.,
he subscription 10y the people of Richmond has beea tic
DIVERSITY 81 opinion as TO the point at which the RGi
s'o"a enter The city Much ., the subscription hereto
'''e obtained has been coupled with Conditions touching
"e terminus The practical effect Of II 81 eech,s aIr
ueu |" was To mdnce several capitalists 10 slnke "A tn
t ndl'i"n annexed 10 theft subs ripti ns-an example
which 1t Is likely will be followed A ,olmitltc We
appointed III each "%fd 10 solicit subscriptions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20
TIE MAILS.

'7o'ho weeks ago. a petition. signed by Iase1
number OF our citizens, was forwarded to he Post
Master General, praying tina, the ,rl tpr tis place be
despatched trotn Richmond, at 8 p NJ instead ot \
NJ. The easolableness and inl,,ed n,cessity OF the
chsn9e asked for, may he inferred from the fact stated
III tue peilln, that. at present, the northern mail re-
mains IN tichsrH. t,reetr; rsr the Southern twenty
live hours. BY leaving THAT CT at the hour indicated,
tie mail would reach here early il the mo,g and olr
citizens 5celes their ettrs AMI papers before breakfast
making thus dlsfererce Of one whole business day
We know that this erea; improvement could be effected
tor very slight additional compensation to the cpnac
tors, aus we c~n SEE reasonable objection to lis being
eatreG iIH~ilnuedtate effect.
Inc Post Master General, however, has, as yet. I
ur9hcd To give his attention the subject or, least
has not aPpzod our citizens e his decision Ills news
paper :ohtroversy, with Nh Vanderbilt the great con
hact'r or carrying the mail by steam ats in the North
having come 10 an end, may indulge the lo.,e at
ME- johnson Will be at leisure to redrcs, our grey
ahrts. We have 10 hesitation in saying that no town
ill., ltalsa Hatos, Vi tho sane SIC and tomn,ti,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20
DOMESTIC INTELLlGECEs
HENRY CLAY AND siLAs WRIGHT.

ihr Nafira lateltzcncrr records the 1ll wing beau
tlf1 and tonrhf.e incident
arutleaau win has just arrived in this city fdm the
White ~ phur Springs. Virginia. lntnrns rs thai hf'n-
sell and nuubrf o pth go enen were III Mr.. Clay ;
70 M .w tlnnrs aler he had heard II he death ulh.
ltren,d e ruer Wright. Mr. tlay va, deepl; Al
/, ctel aud rad lou 'lIugy beaatlll lmlr5mWu tn
butte the h4nored dead y alinlug to his generous
tufe. compromising integrity. ace nptlshed powrIs IN
d,bf-e aud il- srlneni ,ule sergrt' 1haH2h pJItI-
ally opposed tase dstidg shed STATES III lhrH Ire
qtenl aid uu1taed dsru- vi great national ques-
tons Tie S,Baie q ,p nted states. ever g%a!talns!
Iouafd- eac oler. Tie eGe5 respect and the warn,sl
lcrng If atlcuen Hen fabl, alike 10 thu living 1n1
the dead the incident here related, and have plea
sure ia giving 1t To readers.
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BrItA tSrA, ang 10, lF3f.
An occurrence / ok Place lasl evening winch lad not
pnfps'd rrl5tng. tearing that something morc distress
M might grow ont IT j.. hui every thing srtus qpI'
nn,,, III hth, relate lie circumstance. tul. fal =
a tho y Csrona "a rnpnt from the ripd stem ol dis
elue biel h. hrs lnrefed, has htcone very unpopu
l.f II his own regiment and IN s AIis4ssippl aud tr
ginit regiments with which b. has BEN thrown
nerf'lu ffi.er 4 the DIV aruy insults have been
offered BIN Is furmbcrs tho i've, latter aud tn. feel
lag has ~ tdaaAy been fpenuip ~ It Ia head
list aigi Nd as.emhed aeJgi different tents u
ab'e thlT'y mn, slrne d he ssd prIvrts ol
thu Virginia feEinrnt; and Subsequently, siIues "erc
thrown at hrs tcnt. number Of men also mhled in
irun Of his lieutenant c00Hts tent who was alex aud
vomiting. and ndoged brutal laughter at hi. illness.
Tn 81 crowd, wefc dispersed and two men ordered 10 be
taken to the rr3so>r quad. The mcn u company
odef"d 10 perform the duty refused Int compelled
h. Icu'r' ~ tie c,1o"l One OF lhem, however It
issd IN taxi hs ATM. untl dee collne held his sword
uyrt hlm aud trcIl-rrd cut m dawn II pc refused
that company hay ~ c,inced dntermr,ilon }.
Icy. wire nfdered Ia the Of the c1on., tsni and
byrd contrary 10 hts rXp~callnn' snd were dismissed
aiief ansNrIing 10 ihetf namrs Subsequently, IN te
latrin the evening, another posse assembled IN front OF
The cpunels tent, but a. he III s!t they began 10
dispose IA different directions lie ordered them h halt
but they refused The colonel then criod that he
would IRE II they did moi halt, and ordered them again
aud upon Their refusing, discharged his pistol into the
crowd, bringing down two nen woundng of them
mlti1'ly Tins prompt and decisive step quclled tho
mn'inv, and ihr colonel reported To Cen Gushing and
Gen W oll, who approved Of his conduct. They boil
feiaitod 10 the camp bu every hing quiet. regret
10 say that the colonel did not receive any very unan
nous support iion his officers the The mar
Hho Was 81 tadll shot died lat uighl. have nnC
10 write mofe, iar the nai Is til. point u cl-ng.
}. r.. ~.
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For EsrO E50ys Ns,,u
nnts. va WY =
GRAND CAYALCAnE AN tr.rpfI,N.r
IN IIAR\IcS

IN IiARNtSSi
' enI'rng each place OF Exhibition, the Menagcre will
nc preceded 10y tht grand novel spectacle elegant lne
"S"" ny NOME elephant, containing superior band
" musicians VINO VIII eniiVen the ~ executing va.
netY OF iavorte pieces "f Music,
Elephant thu n..e.c !.'n Of me xplored AIir,, mo r
g.r o. te Esaga! Junges; the beautiful Leopard the
paHni pat iero'niS Bear the useful aud patient tame: III.
curious ldpr tn. teAdccr from laplans drcary clim,s
we aN-f"bbhS iiscna tie se>A, Panther, the s,v,c.
o me GINNING Fox down through all The lesser efsies
-; "''e N''n perfect sllety-.ri. to their nature at
nes on pSiittl sge TO the control man, th, lord al
creation rows ct the air and reptiles beautiful varied
sa fo' OF their ccir also comprised in this val
"'oie Soh"'''tioh Description poscress and SPACE too
limited 10 admit OF 1t Suffice it say that thu. proorirois
are 81 the oldest tsndhS aud highest celebrity and have de-
eo wears "i TON dhd expense tp the present collection
pronounced in Europe and America perfect, nf ILL.,
Location on Diamond iIiu - 'l
Sept. , t20S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

Rennta4bic Paeao'acnra .-ihc " Y (bofc, dcs
Eias Inns sa,s lla Mr. 6alA Of that risy. hasa Child
which aiTls an example of TIN freaks If nainfc as fl
lows. The child Is hardly twenty We ma,tlls old. and
Is hry nine inches in height. Recently il grey, five
inches IN three dys, aud 'hen, ae- twelve DAYS inter
IN soa, 1t gre" iJur inches IN week As thu Courier
Is 'oior 4ed 9y VI Le@rand' the French ply stefan who
attrnted IT, il is the curnns u ennni men eyc- Nh
sfryed lie most rapid rr1vh known I,irs lhtr inches
in eight days W. add with regret 'hat Tbs abnormal
development, has Nhausod he s'a.ugh of the child
which IL reduced 10 such sa.e that the circulation # The
Hood can be- seen IN lis ve lives only by the nu-
sn5 1t receives, and they despair Of raising ii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

1le election ar State officers and members Of the L.
stature t,,h place on Tuesday. A ,>ua lIan The
Office Of the Brlulb aro' E1gI slys:
lie returns come IN SLOW ~ The vote has been very
light. and owing 10 the divisions atn,ng The Whgs
principally ouarcann Of the license law Iass,,a the last
-essl3no. our Legislature. the Democrats have made
consdershf' gain Of Representatives, tr56gh pfoDa
hly 10 give them the House
There Is no possibility Of an election of Governor hy
the people Las yelr and year before also herr was
no ehoee # U'veraar by the people r,th years how
ever the W htgN had najpres IN the Legislature Such
IS the result again we pr SUM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

LATER FROM THE ARMY OF GENERAL

The steamship Telegraph at,sed al Ne~ oTlcsrs on
tl,.,h inst, truu tue Brsz ssaas,b wfT place s'e
i,1i the LIST inst. w nt,ul.i the New Or.
lcans Iicasuae ta rnsinng ehe news b, rr.
After siN mUai<s Il bsabi and urcrtainis 10 What
further part ,le slmlns d, sgRcd t-eB. lal or
should take ~ ihe al 1t Ar.ca. al last
have tic exerfhn = the ecsign h " hdrsw rm his
column. all the traps That can b. spared wh tu' con
s,drratm TT the safety II the lin At The in fanhr and
,hrac, 10 Burna Vista. Ihe General directed 10
desaeh Birsditt Generals SAYS The rlcasH5e. The
fhnins ger ofdtqs show the dsp thai Ia be
a Al tr,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

AIvlccs from Rio of he 30th July. state that Mr..
Nte ~ Minister TO brazil, expected 10 leave shortly
Tor the United States in the trlna1e Colnn,b1s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20
NEGROES NEGROES,

~ r u Il Q 7. ; 7!
| AN now m market t., purchase a fan s,,p,v n M,
'hof'S VIII pay the highest market cas- prr. hr all
LlkELF .NFGR0ES.
From 10 TO 30 years Old
f.1S2ns having any Tor sale viii do ell 10 call M ma h.
2fe making sie as nodout The highest rice can be ob.an
=. N sltART.
Will give lhets price for one or two sa.ck Sofbs and
Carpenters good worknen ana
n Is Persons at distance having Negroes for sale veil,
De Waited on romtY by giving description OF the popcr,,
Aug l9-t>.- IT. H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

Death Of the Hn q. H. PyqHH-We Learn Gon
Ihe Louisville @pofS that the Hon. George H. Profit
formerly member of Congress from Indiana aud re
rc1tN Minister To Braz, died IN tina, city on Tuesday
IT, had arrived there bat fey days pregl,s t. sseA
IN deal advice.
University Of P.npafraaia-Dr Jas b r ,rcrs has
been appointed 10 till the char Of chemistry in hi, ns
on, made yaeaatby the resignation Of Dr. Hare, who
is now Emnritfs Professor Of Chenisfy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20
From 10 TO 80 wear. Old
~ - r. 4 e. II .
I HIVE FHR SALE, ono and half miles ,ho,s H.. ,...
of l.,nchhlrg,i in Amherst ean.,y '"' '''''
RI T. ~ 'NHRED .LND SiA ~ IL hES OF
III peri Tor an a

que hundred ard htN Of heavily tubcred the banre Of
% Sliie OF cultivation with all the hecessar, BUILDINGS
l cr'ek'-a large bold stream ti,, through the
- ',>N', Natcf power ot immense value A bIrr,n
W u 'ta ana al the Crop Stock, Tools, Sc Sc on the
,ae, ana immediate possession desired Twill take Nj
III payment or exchange Il fi lands in Western Nir
E'h' or information alfly tvs Woolronr Thofn,. UiIl
'F L. I""nIe, 81 ynchbpry speedy ale i, dc Sire,
w." ~ 90. W. IiT1Aj5fiN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

Curresp'nlence Of The Picayuus,
gives ne pain ia annonu.e that uhe Nreinfa rcg-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-17

BLooxINoDALx ASYLUM yoR THE lNsANE-PHy-
sIoIAx's ANNUAL Rzrosr.--The physician to the
BIoomingdale Asylum for the Insane has made
his annual report to the Governors of the New
York Hospital, giving q statement of the progress
and condition of the Institution of which he has
the supervision. The report states that during
"the past year, the inmates of the asylum have
been remarkably exempt from acute sickness
that no accident to which they, in common with
the patients of all institutions of this description,
are peculiarly liable, has occurred; that the
means of comfort and the facilities for curative
treatment have been augmented; and that many
of the patients have returned to their families and
friends, invigorated in bodily health, and restored
to the natural exercises of the faculties OF the
mind"
The general results in the medical department
are embodied in the following table -
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Total resources Sn7As77 a7 sea 1895. os l5is7sss
The aggregate movement for February was $3ss,S
less than in January The line of discounts within the
past month has fallen OF $sso 2o4 the circulation
SI6ao7 while the depesitss have increased $lsl,ls4
and the specie These changes have improved
the condition of these institutions. We anticipate
traction to some extent very soon in the movements Of
the Southern banks Most Of the agricultural products
Of the Southern States have reached Market and the de-
mands upon the banks Of that section of the country, for
loans and aiscsunts will not until the new crop comes
forward be a. large a. they have been. There 10
Their influence At work which must produce eoatrac-
ton in the banks Of every State in the Unionwe sude
the operations of the independent treasury system OF
government finance That act 10 destined to produce
revolution the banking system of this country, equs
to that experienced from 1887 to ie%l.
II will prove to be ono Of the greatest conservative
measures the financial circles Of this country ever exps
renced and 1t will operate permanent check upon
tho banks in every section of tho Union 30 long a. 10
provisions are strictly enforced there can be no expan'
sen Of credit no speculation In any Of our great staple
productions no overriding Of any description. The
value Of all kinds Of property must settle down upon
specie basis and every dollar Of paper issued by the
banks must have In specie in the vaults OF the inst
tuition issuing It. The currency must therefore, become
estabshs Cd upon specie basis Az soon as We can got
everything settled upon that level there will be no
more Of these sudden and mutations in the
rsncy and in prices but there will be uniformity In
the movements Of banks In the value every species
Of property and in credits and pcrmsnency In our pros
perity, snsuring tho most desirable results
The axgregst. bank movement of the state Of South
Carolina for several years past has been a. annexed
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even moderate importation Of foreign goods, the de-
uand upon the banks for secs to pay Into the custom
for duties, will take away what they now have
very soon. It is the policy Of the banks to contract
Nothing else viii save them. An explosion or two
among thsm would soon compel the rest to adopt the
proper course.
The above returns show the aggregate movement Of
all the banks and branches Of South Carolina for several
years. The annexed returns exhibit the movement in
the principal department Of each bank and branch, at
four nario1a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-17

NEW YORK, nerCn TO- loaI
Would you oblige a reader Of the New York Daily
Herald by telling him who il the Street Inspector that
the cleaning Of Cedar street. west Of Broad
way This street has been swept little, for the last
time on the 4th December, ls4o. but now, and many
snawer quite well n case the Muxicans should feel any
eny desire to besege old Gotham As, Cedar street IL
one Of the principal theroughferes down town. the
subscriber would suggest the abovs question 70 the
municipal authorities, q,
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BASx MovrNErr OF Soy TN CARoLIrA. n.

This table shows what reductions nave p..n
the bank movement of South Carolina
years. and It is our impression tn@ ' .," ,odsr.r.
San, ,r...urv system being su'tsined The banks
, u.., ~. country arc at present too much
srn.rssa. and must at once commence contrae'
a.. p ~ ,ssv win be- very riou'ly embarrassed 10
.,, .svsmspts should there b BY any possibility
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The general results in the medical department
ire embodied in the following table =

Daily average number FOR the year q stioo 50 $40 l loo
Three of those discharged much improved recovered
soon after leaving, thus making the whole number of
cures hfty-seven.
As the asylum at Trenton is nearly completed, and
will long, be opened for the reception Of patients it
must be expected that the admissions into this institution
Of persons from the adjacent State Of New Jersey, will
be very materially diminished.
The number ofdssths, during the past year,
greater than that Of lS45 the that Of ls4 and
one less than that Of l8l2 ID illustrated by the follow
ing tablet
ls4s. 1874. 1915. isas.
Per cent of deaths on the mum.
Der Of admissions. 10 - ais e7.io I.lo
/" :" diseharged..... NT-l0 IL 7.O IS 10 Is
- daily average number.
for the year.. IL Slo IL LILO 10 10 %
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There prospect Of resumption Of navigation be.
tween Albany and Poughkeepsie Tor days TO como
The weather IL cold at Albany and the ice BY means
inclined to Last year tho ice left the on
the ltth Of March; on the 18th boat reached Albany
from this city.
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The funeral Of Captains williams and Field took place
AZ buffalo on Friday last Captain w. was a widowsr,
ana sss left ssysAl osphsn children Captain lssvss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-17

Musical.
ITALIAN OfERA.-To.night, 1t will be remembered,
are to have "Lucia di Lammermoor," the avorite
Lucia which always pleases and on Friday evening
the " Barber of Seville" The 10 drawing
its Close and all who have not seen Lucia II any such
there should happen to be, we advise them to 60 TO-
night. :.
CHaBrYs MrNsrRELs continue to attract crowded au
diences composed Of the elite and fashion of the oy-
RIGA and who can but admire their singing 10 well
Larmonised, and approaches vulgarity Their
nundrums are witty, and their burlesque inmnable.-
Julius, the great bone castanet player, 10 genius in
himself and rattles of the most difficult piano forte pas
sages with taste and precision which would do credit
to the first order of musicians The burlesque the
Swiss Bell Ringers novelty in which the character
stic wit Of the southern negro well displayed but the
burlesque ball room Polka IL incompatible. Go see
them, and you will spend joyous night. They ere
highly respectable and use every effort to please their
patrons.
ALLEoHANIANs.-This companys consert at the Paber
nace, was brilliant affair. The gallery was crowded
and the lower part well flied, by highly respectable
audience indeed we have not many in the
Tabernacle since the great concert Of Herr This speaks
well for the rising popularity Of this exceedingly sweet
and meodious band Of vocalists The duets trio and
quartettes were executed with sriot musical science,
and the solo Away down East" was gived In such
pure Yankee style to exotic the laughter and merr
mont of the entire audience The SOLO Ansen Mevour
refined taste in tho mellow cadeDcss OF delicats but
culiary sweet voice They give another concert next
week. and certain they will be 90 wen petponized
they deserve We prefer them 10 any similar compa'
ny in the Union.
Do Meyer and Burke gave concert at 81. Louis, on
the evening of the 9Th inst Both performers spoken
of in the highest terms Of commendaon and their con.
cert room was crowded.
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MAncH io.-Ths minutes Of the preceding meeting
were read and approved ..
Petitions. Petitions from sundry persons were pre-
RsSsrs-Of committee on county officers. in favor Of
paying three bills Of exshsrf Jones' as now taxed
csptsd and ordered to be paid Oh same coma,Ass "A
favor of paying $2s5 o. the amount OF the bill Of lanes
Connor County Clerk Accepted and bill ordered 70 De
poid OF same committee IN favor of paying the bli OF
Mr. Dodd. for $50 for services rendered IN arrene 1s
persons who robbed the ONCE Of Bell K Browne VI
Committee Annual Taxes In favor Of CORRECTING me
taxes Of tho following named persons-Charles y. aex,
John Terhuns and the Trustees OF the German Ssn''
Ala Mrss,a then moved TO reconsider the vets on
AID Livngsons resolution. dividing the city INTO rs
Afer heightened discussion between Aldermen Mes
sersls Purser Hart and others, one side, Aldermen
the ayes nays were Called and eleven having voted
in ths Affirmative and seven In the negative the moaon
a.Ad Llvrs.ros then offered the following protest,
signed by the minority -
citv Of Nav Yort 40 bsrsSv nrotsSt assipst the rg
OF the Board OF Supervisors to reconsider the resolution
passed By this Board on tho ninth day Of February Last
assembly districts. Dated New York, March IL, ls47
The whole subject Of distributing the city was then Re.
ferred back to the same committee After which, the
Board adjourned TO Tuesday next at o'clock.
The total amount Of money received by the Irish re.
lief committee in Charleston c. up to the llth, was
between Sl2 900 and $l4 900.
Gilbert d Fletcher, No. 179 Broadway,
practical Hair Dressers and manufacturer Of Gossamer
have the and best sssoItmsnt o any house
selves ITO Broadway opposite Towards HOTEL up stairs
Portable Shaving Casss-Ths most porta-
b: and " the % the sad
mans o: and as travelling s1I HPTNSEEs SON
SAFE III Broadway, few aoons .So, !: coursnds. st.
Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.-Thc subscri-
bsrs would call the attention Of and the PUBLIC 70
their Of the above beyond cav the best article
G. SAUNDERS & SON.,
III Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel
Diamond Pointed Gold Psns.-If You want
Rsed Gold that be used with the freedom OF
GULL 70 j. Y % Fulton and try one Of hi:
Tor So only pencil included HIS object 70 bring good
PEN within the reach Of all the lowest possible price
Nsvssat alton or ths OHIO River.
Places. 1Swe state ~ hss0'
wheeling. mar 10. us ioee.
Pittsbura Mar Is :. IL feet.
Cincinnati. ......... ...Mar L.. food.
IouisviIle ..... Mar 8. =. II feet 10 inches
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NEW YORK HERALD.


The Spectators and the Foreign News.
With the view of projecting the community
against the designs of the graceess clique Of phi
losophe' s,who accumulate fortunes by specializing
upon the public, we desire to announce that they
have arranged another express from Halifax to
Boston, and will probably succeed in telegraph
ing the Hibernia's news to this city and to the
South, from six to twelve hours in advance of her
arrival in Boston.
That steamship is now in her thirteenth day
from Liverpool, and will, no doubt, reach her
port to-day, or tomorrow, or next day. She will
bring twenty-eght days later intelligence, and her
advices are looked for with the greatest anxiety
by all persons interested in the grain and produce
business. Let the public then beware ofthe spec
niators Let no person dispose of his property
until he shall have seen the foreign quotations,
which will be published in extras as soon as the
news shall have been received in this city
Once more, beware of the spectators, whose
censciences are so flexible, that we can compare
them to nothing better than the patent elashe
India rubber door springs.