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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-25

%, SCOTS AND SHOES Of the frat auniity, al rr, at
bargains, at MACS New Store 1876 Canal street The
subscriber would call the attention OF his numerous
~ friends and customers and the public in general
large and well assorted stock Of all the different kinds
Boots SHOES Caters &c. that the market afford which
ne will sell low FOR cash Ever grateful for full
patronage he received for the Last years while in the en-
poyment OF Others and having for
himsef he his friends and the public there
sha be nothing wanting his to please and give sas
faction all those who will kind patronse him at
lo6 Canal street, New York. JOHN MCGUIRE.
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-25

SECOND WARD HOTEL
w HO does not know this 6ne LUNCH HOUSE, at No
"! Nassau street Go there when will particu
arly at IL oce q In the forenoon whsn the dpls FOR
yisse,' Turtle Soup Stew Boiled Crab. other
FLOYD Smith Know how to their ends
AT the BAn you tnd Martin Botnerevery body knows him
who ever stopped at the Astor Houae Lov,oy in this
city, or COlemans National Hotel, in Washington Mari,
ike oadstone; he draws his friends because they like the
attraction We say again. the Second Ward Hotel is one Of
the esst places IN the city good Lunch or get an
excellent glass Of ale liquor of knd mhe Imr
CURE FOR COLDS
MRS. CARROLLS Medicated Vspor and Sulphur
AvA Baths H Fulton street, opposite Church street.
certain for Colds Coughs, RheumatIs Sore Thro
and all lnammatory diseases incident tbs
state of the weather The bulpir Vapor Bath particu
laly recommended BY frst a. cure for ali
and diseases skin No Danger of taking cold
Mtef nc use OF these 6aths mic imsr
II coon FRI,
A TsANDFORDS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
"A MENT lz7 Fulton street. We have just rec iyed
beautiful and well selected Of Cloths
and Vesting. suitable for spring trade which
20 make up ~ garments TO suit the most difficult STYLE
hts workmanahip aud prices.
will well for those visiting city call Full
ton street and
NB-Every variety OF Quitting constantly on hand and
sold cheaper than the CHEAPEST.
SANDFORD BROTHER, 1877 Fulton street,
ms 1mer next door 10 the Herald Office.
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this opportunity Of addressing our old friends and
Gu tomrsin oenaI OF M t. Tspscot to whom we most
n Sm our one With hi N he h.vins
with their orders. wv may '-'s'A ~"
m25r r ADaWs NoohA'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-25

PRE- MUM WALNUT OIL SHAVING SOAP
CAUC!ONA counterfeit article of our celebrated Wal
- 0 Military Shaving Soap being offered round
the city oy person ePrese hmssfss our agent We
hereby caution the public being deceive with H. and
beg 70 that we have
msoraetuIed by the pvslor Dr. p d. Vroo our fac
m2s Imsrc VRooM 4 FOWLER. Cou,,,.rar
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
II AHhENS Draper and Tailor aox Ann street hogs to
- MORN ms pat2ns and the public general he has
gu mana very large assortment OF french Cloths Lass
neres poesLins vestnss NC for ming season Which
been purchased for cash. will be made mn in
inc peat possible STYLE % per cent under Broadway prices
w nu'"ouk-cdi eud m23 m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Aug. 1916 - M.


There was small panic in the stock msrkst to-day
At the first board the decline in the fancisS was
aud the sales very large Treasury notes fell of per
cent; Pennsylvania 6s, NJ Reading Bonds. " Il adj g
Railroad, VI Farmers Loan, u; Norwich and Worees-
ter, u; Long Island, u; Harlem; IA
At the second board Long IslAnd Reading and Farm.
ers closed at prices current in the morning harlem
improved N; stonington, y, and Norwich " Har.
lem recovered all 1t lost in tho morning. and the closing
quotations for Norwich show sdvsAee Of per cent
on yesterdays prices.
The accounts from Europe by the Cambria, given in
tsegrsphic despatch from Boston, have had very un.
favorable effect upon all markets The reports re.
csived by the telegraph very contradictory ar
pretty difficult to tell what the real state Of
is the other side We have received full fl-s;
aud detailed accounts Of the markets and everything
else Interesting, viii BIZ found in columns. Tos/.
has been very serious decline in prices Of treadstv
decline quite as large as that FIRST reported
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad Compar n, n.
art months in each Of the past four have
been annexed -
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lAnLrM KA,LnoAD--MoSrHl1 Rsor,,r,-la,.. q,
Total ... 80. $78,62l

The receipts for the nrst eighteen days in August,
1896 Slo6ee AZ and for the corresponding period
la August. ls47 SIC 4s1 Ia showing inorsass this
year Of S5o97 g. being than fifty per cent The
total receipts in August is46, were $iAs22 SO The
receipts from freight have been larger 10 proportion than
those from passengers the increase upon that portion
If the business being greater han on passengers The
increase In the receipts for the FIRST seven months of
Is.1 was about thirty per cent those tor the
,onang months In ls46 and for Il remainder Of the
,.aaop We have no doubt the will amount to ne
lat 6f,y per cent II 10 Impossible to estimate the
ar r,sats receipts for 1917 otherwise than this basis
m increase of thirty. three per cent the g In
ooms Of ast year, uld give this y in or
$40 900 increase Of Atty per cent would give
i,coms Of So.3I0o We look for amount somewhere
be- woen these two.
this road is progressing very rapidly Proposals have
e issued for tn. construction of twenty niue miles of
o,d extending he line to Dover Plains The business
4 this will b. much Increased when IL IL compile
I'd to Dover aiis as IL will then strike extensive
manufacturing strict aud bring the terminus Of the
inc the manufacturing districts OF Coonsctcut
and achusetts Ia the nauds of the present dirvo-
,iou expect to see this extension completed some
lime in l9I5 and a connection made with Albany. Wis
the Western road Sometime in is49 By the year $780,
we expect this road In perfect running order TO
Albany, aid the company In u condition to pay good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20
The British Outrage Mt tho West.


Sin I'll take the liberty Of addressing you, 10 order TO
contradict paragraph in your paper OF this day copied
from the Sc Louis Republican, II states that Two men
dsserters from the detachment at Rad Rivsr were
arrested by English officer and party Of soldiers far
within the American territory and against the wishes
of gentleman Ia charge Of an American fur trading
post under whose protection they had placed them
selves.
Now the real state Of the case is this Two privatss
Of NJ IS 9th Foot deserted In the month Of May last
taking with them property belonging to English
settlers After three days they arrived 1t PambuA in
starving conditions and applied to Mr. Ktson the per-
son In charge Of the American trading post TO gire them
assistance 10 get to St Peters which they believed
quite Close though It Is In fact 900 miles distant He
refused. They then were consulting going back
and went into an Indian hut The boundary lina ruus
through Pambina, che American trading post on ons
side, tho English on the other.
party OF constables arrived and arrested them on a
civil warrant OF Governor Chrst-s for felony On this
slight foundation the ST. Louis Rpu6can has built up
his fine story of British outrage May request that
you Will insert this statement, have considered
my duty to make it, in order TO dssbuss the public
mind Of any false impression that The officer Command
lug the British force ut Red River had done anything
that was inconsistent with the law Of nations.
have the honor TO be- sir,
Your most obedient servant,
AN OFFICER IN THE BRITISH ARMY
To THE EpIToR OF n. Y. HERALD.
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ALsssy Far coM,ASr -Neptuns Co., No. 10, Of AZ
psny st present on visit 10 New York. proceeded TO
roonyn 1t two O'Clock yesterday accompanied by tho
CaAnd Guards and received by Protector Engine
company No o, commanded by Alderman Thomas Wat
ano which by the way, IL composed OF noble and
tSs.%lsniy set OF fellows. From the ferry they went
@ vsriou: streets to the Navy Yard whsre they
tbsnas 1th .w received by the Commodore. FROM
splendid entertainment was given 70 the Albany Co by
march To- t tS After that they took their line
NV york tn luton Ferry, where they embarked for
.yIs ne pest feeling prevailed. snd the Albau-
ians and New Workers left Brooklyn very much satisfied
in the ~: w early morning
was extnguishsd before Il reached the main h,,d,nr
Loss supposed to be $500 As'
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IsOlas;e Intelligence.

Burslary.--Ths premises occupied by Mr.. VIM. A
Waits, No Chelsea College, was entered through the
sky light Wednesday night by some robber, who car
risd Oh from the premises several articles OF ewery TO
yetbsr with red pocket book containing 30 In change
No arrest.
On the House Lift THE dwelling house. occupied
by Mrs Rose, No Ia Vsrick street entered yester
lay afternoon by some sneaking thief who carried OF
from the bureau drawer In one Of the upper rooms
eleven gold finger rings gold chain pair Of gold
earnings hair bracelet gold bracelet with three
topaz stones, one cameo breast pin, one gold hair
bracelet topaz stones together with Sl3 in money No
lrrest.
HghDay Robbery A young man by the name of
Richard Brown, while passing up the Bowery O short
Instance above the theatre about u O'clock Monday
night last. WAS suddenly knocked down by rufhsus
from behind and while he lay insensble the villains stole
from mis- perron gold lepine watch and fob chain No.
of watch $3.50 No arrest
pm Larcenfes--Ceuueth Grubb was arrested nv
Ofno.r Sears, and committed by the magistrate, on u
charge Of stealing u shawl from Jeanette 0rubb, 2os
spring street Patrick Tenpenny caught In the act
OF stealing two coats and one vest from the workmen in
Maiden lane and brought TO the oce by Officer Mills Of
the second ward Committed for trial by Justice o.
borns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20
Educational Affairs.

The annual commencement Of Yale College took place
yesterday We learn that the graduating GLASS num-
b-rs hundred and twsntyour, and 10 the largest
that graduated at this time establishment
We give in advertising columns the prospectus Of
the Church OF tho Holy Cross situated In Worcester
Massachusetts We understand that tho government OF
the college will remain heretofore under the Of
the Rev. Dr. Ryder whose able lectures on Catholic
faith delivered In st Peters Church In this city last
winter. were 90 well received. The exercises Of the
College will be resumed the 10th Of September
The Colas closed with hundred and twenty eight
scholars that full school may be expected During
the vacation great have been made In the
buildings designed for increasing the comfort Of the stu
dents The College oan now accommodate two hundred
scholars.
We recommend the Catholic journals to notice this
excellent institution
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New Books.

PANORAMA OF THE HUDSON RivER-J Disturnell No.
l02 Broadway, has Recently published beautiful Pa
norams Of the Hudson from New York to Watt rford
II Is valuablwork- and ought to be In the pocket OF
every traveller noble river We commend It to
the notice OF travellers generally especially strangers
DDTuRNELL's New GUIpE THROUGH THE NeRrHERs
EASTERN STArEs-J. Disturnsll, lv2 Broadway.
This Is neat little work. which should say Was In
dispensable to travellers 1t Is neatly and chsaply
got up.
CHAMBERS MIscELLAHY UsEyCL ENTER
TANNING KNowLEpoE-This valuable work Is In process
Of being reprinted in Boston by Could Kendall LIN
coin The first number is at hand aud can DO mad Of
Long Brothers, 81 Ann street IL will have q rapid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20
niiaNHllusle.,ans.

Capt Hardy OF this port performed four successive
voyages between Cape ayti-n aud Boston In I22 days
being average OF thirty days and half Tor each voy
age with u cargoee out and home The brig Sea Eagle
OF this pore in underwater made co1piete voyage to
he ort, In fraction less than twenty mine
jays-BJ5i,n Journal l6h tnst
The faaCy ball ut Newport will be held on the 2s,h
man, Iarenty about 30 years Of age committed
suicide ,otbg himself with pistol at BosiWi 90
the Eth I found IN out hcuse on the pr, mi'eh
of Mr.. lam L. johnson, 90 Hanover street Ills nan
not kno when the Coroner held an inqu'.t on Tue
t-,.ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20

The FRENCH STEAMSHIP MIssoURI-We have
conversed with some OF the passengers OF the
Missouri who came from Halifax In the cambria, and
have been with the following details: The pas
we're conveyed In q steamer to the Missouri at Cher
oourg which port the vessel lett little before midnight
of that date. The daily consumption OF coal on board
hp rsckoned at 6S TONS and the statement OF the
ayre that she provided with 100 tons
quantity sufficient for about seventeen days. but after
days OF the voyage had elapsed the chief enai
ueer informed the commander that tic coal was not
holding expected, whereupon all the southlng
practicable was made But 1t became apparen
that the fuel board would not suffice to reach Ntw
York. and the ships wa altered for the port Of
lfsx In order there to procure an additional supply
u Saturday last the l4h iust at early hour every
pound of coal WAS exhausted and then had
the spare mass and the benches and tables Of
The cabin and all boxes and barrels that could
be used But these all inadequate, and when
about hundred miles II ON Halifax, It WAS tmpos
sible to continue the work Of the engines. The
paddle wheels then unshippd, and 1t wae
attempted to carry the vessel in by SAILS. One
engineers stated at this tme that The coal on board
ut starting amounted to but 800 tons, sum- lent only for
thirteen days Fortunately ut abou. 7. NJ on satui
day the Missouri fell in with the British revenus cut
ter Daring which supplied her with charts aud whose
mate went on board as pilot About nve O'Clock on the
next morning sidney collier bound to Boston in
sight was brought down by the cutter and taken in TOW
II the steamer furnishing the latter with GOAL enough
TO carry into Halifax which she reached on thai
coal and replacing some Of her consumed spars Upon
the arrival the Cambria Tuesday morning two Of
The sissouris passengers essrs Hamilton and B-rk'
y) with the agent In charge Of the despatch bag from
her The Missouri had eighty Ave passengers thirty
dive Of whom in the rst bin The despatch agent
With hrs bag OF letters for the French Minister CopsUs
obliged to leave the ais board the NsSouu4
avery facility possible was afforded to hm.--Bosto
Courier, .1Ug ~.
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Common Council.

Board OF AssIsTAsTs-August 10 Special Naat,ro
LINUS w SrEvEss President In the Chair A sn.c,.I
meeting Of this Board called this svspine FOR The
purpose OF acting upon report and resolution
by the Board OF Aldermen their meeting In
Of spproprsting 500 to Al up suite Of rooms In the
Aims House building, for the accommodation Of
the Supreme Court Also, In favor of slovjpr
Mr. Valentine $500 per snnum for house rent in lieu
Of the apartments he has occupied in the Aims House
building The former resolution coucurred in but
the latter, for want Of quorum OF the memksr
having aoped in order proceed Cape May on au
curson the Board declared to stand sdjournsd un
I'll September
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20
Personal and Political.

The Hon Robert Walker Secretary oil the Treasury,
In company with large party Of ladies and gentlemen,
went down the harbor saturday, board ths
er B. Forbes. Ameng the gentlemen present wcrs
Cspts r B Forbes, Caleb Curtis Josiah sturgis, Hons
David Henshsw, Marcus Morton, Henry Hubbard VIII
liam Parm-ntsr, Major Dix, u. s Army, William III
lott British Vioe-C Consul Col Bigeow, s. d. Bradford
Il Roxbury, Lewis Joscyn, and s. 3 Lewis. Esqrs The
steamer awnings spread fore and aft settees were
arranged along the decks for the accommodation Of the
company; and of the distinguished gentleman
on board the United States nag di played
from her the stripes and stars from the lore and
the jack from the fore stay Boston Posf, lsh
Al the meeting Of the friends OF Henry Clay, held at
the Merchsnts' Exchange, Boston, on Wednesday the
Hon. Jonathan Chapman was chosen Chairman, and Ma
than Hale, Jr, aud N W. Conn, appointed secre-
t~iss Mr. Chapman stated the objects Of tbs meeting
In lew elegant and appropriate remarks VIM. Hayden
Esv offered series Of resolutions expressive Of the
high Of respect entertained by me cssns Of Boss
ton and Of New England FOR the Hon Henry Clay and
moved that committee be appointed TO wait him aud
request him to extend his journey to this city The
resolutions supported by the Hon. John p Bigslow
aud we're unan imousy adopted Committees Of invita-
ton arrangements and reception were then appointed
Col Baker OF the Illinois Volunteers is at present In
tbs city, aud puts up ct the Aston House.
The Hon. Wm. l.. Marcy, SECRETARY Of War, arrived
10 this city and has taken rooms 1T the American Hotel
Eso,vsrnor Dudley, Of North Carolina, Is expected
70 arrive to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20

OCEAN & FAM NAVIGATION I'VE hnd In the
piJer-i ,Imauc ol q 'Spanlnb Company oi
,ritimei 81 itito he estabiish,d at Naotio. WIN
capital of, millions OF remis The FIRST ~ jet ~ 'ne
tomp,uyi, ,h,s line II rtea mere brt~,eh t"u'A
and ,;aa ,v,hig al the ca, arrive, Porto Rico ssn
ts,o d.; at other ports The SECOND Voc pr'Po'
ed IA from cir 10 Hamburg touching al LII oo",o
to vigo CO.. 4 ua santsnder d lboa sos.namps -, 10
vre Ostend end Amsterdam The third nes Is -
arv iio.s O. IN is thought, would bs maze Tue ceh
,rs 'sar E,,r,n.,,,t ,ayel to the West Indies
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Powers STATUE OF THE GREEK SLAvE.-We learn
that this splendid work Of art b5 our lustro ooun.
tryman Hiram Powers, will soon be exhibited at the
Academy Of Design in this city The proceeds Of the
exhibition will be for Mr. Powers sole benefit. whose
circumstances. ws believe, need msnains, in
order to enable him to remain In Italy.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
The Weekly Herald.
ur next edition of the Weekly Herald will be

Our next edition Of the Weekly Herald will be
ready tomorrow morning.
IL will contain the whole of the English and
European news by the steamship Cambria at
Boston a full account of the dreadful collision
at sea, by which one hundred and seyenty-two
lives were lost; description of the fancy dress
ball at Saratoga; the latest news from all parts
of the United States; reports of the foreign and
domestic markets, and general summary of
miscellaneous intelligence, continued from last
Saturday.
Il will be illustrated with an engraving of the
town of Pusbla, the last general encampment of
the American army in Mexico.
Single copies 81 cents each
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Ihe WEATHER AND HEALTH OF NBw ORLEANS.
The w athoI Tor the last three or four days, bar
ring The north winds which and then blow rather
Too oooy Ior comfort hae been del ghtu Our climate
generally puts ts gsyest and most attractive attn,
gbsn Toe yeiiow lever rite In midst 20 IT
There great zeal II the elidenic IN the city though
W. osi.ve much OFT Is OF light type yielding readily
~ good attendance Apd ssul Mt Most OF b.
hat prov. fatal those of inogen persons
are neglected. badly tended pient stages OF
the dresse and cd TO the hosp when far adj
v~ucsd with the disease
Report Of the harty Hospital tor the twenty. four
hours ending last evening at o'clock
Admissions of all diseases. .............., 90
Dsathe from yellow fever. ..................l6
Deaths from other diseases. ....,..,,......
Discharged Of other diseases. .,,,,,.,,,,,,. 10
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White Teeth and sweet Rreath ,

secured by Penes Urrs Tooth PASTE, ~ IS So
agar clear and white ska Is if the Tail
Of Pea and Aiaba.ter eeat, rsrsa4 Vanilla
he blood aud for other cusssfowus.n ~ sapsra Van
Humbers Female Monthly Pills, Richardson's psnacsA,
a! 81 each For sale T. NJ Gaon 1877 Bowery. Of
Grand street
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The public are cautioned syais buy psns Of a ore
low Wall street opposite the Mere TX Ina &c. All T.
Our rvas to have hd their dsm snrs uns tiled 6y the
popa srty Of the rssonE to
are Ssthe sy to test the cohprson with the pens
sold 50 30 elsewhere other pzns NJ III o Il an odd
otnels at g. so aad S. Gold pSns rps,red ~ " ~
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I'D nexiblty, and hand found -
York Gold Pen Comp,nys Office No 20 John street. ,nsr
Nassau up stairs is hot necessary for them e. " ve,ti,s
her prIcss suffice 1t to abb To buy CHI md
to make cheaper than any one else IN the lue and ssed
moderate PROFITS. Whea call is tl-;r n,
not as low oth-r rs, hey will ask you paIohsso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20

Wigs.-Gilbtrt u Fletcher, No l79 Broad.
way have the best Of Wixs and Teupes that
be found la the city GIVE them call Judge your.
Hotel
N B.-Private rooms for firing Wigs
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That Creation Co, II Cedar New iork or "a
hesIut street. Phsuel hs 10 keep the best OF
Id and gold aud SILVER aud pencil found
"a this country lndisput ,Die That ner l.ace
ate educt now considerably less thaa tn ns Of any
u her house, Tact well knJwn many, and easily
aned BY Any kind Of sold elsewhere for 81 they
q iepointed
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emb .vs,y possible r. attrn of en- Poe Desk,
aud sporting KNIFE with large sty OF eho azois.
which wall be the purchascf Also, Scissors
Nail Files, 1weezsn. NC.
q. SAUNDERS SON
lit broadway. few doors above Courtlandt q.
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the uypet OF Broadway aud MURRAY At r., -.
onh ienty commend TO those wishing obtsi gad rt.
turs An exam II this gallery will soen on bic ths n
distinguish between ordinary pictures that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20
Travelling Dressing Cases-.Th. exc.

Travelling Dressing CaseS-.rhe exceedingly
small compass which the subscribers placed every
thing necessary for the toilet without deso, their Useful
and the ndsome and substantial whi they
are made render these Cases super manufactured
An examination cannot tail vi being salts facto y.
q. SAUNDERS u son. lit Broadway,