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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

lsQUEsrs The Coroner held an inquest on Sa1or
Gay, at lOl NssbiDgtonst upon the BODY OIL hoafy
sack, naive 81 Germany aged 81 years VINO oioo
from rupturing blood vessel Friday night from ex
cite ment caused BY meeting brother who had sfrSoo
10 this City ABOUT weeks before. he bad been 10
toe CITY but two days Verdict sceordingly Also
yesterday at the City Hospital the body OF samuel
or native OF ireland ssed - years who came to ais
death by Injuries accidentally received BY tall While
eBssged IN taking down the scaold from the church on
Rsndslis Island. Verde, accordingly ALSO on the
body Of William CLARK, about "a years old. who was
found Saturday night In the cellar Of ~ sEerifst IN
state vi iDsensioisy he tskon 10 the Eleventh
Ward Ststion-house where no diod before morning
Verdict death by Incompetence aud exposure.
PoIicE Officers Collins, Conner, Maxwell and
Gsnoy OF The first Ward. srresled about Que O'Clock
yesterday morning ak black fellows whom they caught
ssmollDs tor money 81 ths hoase Doggy Tney
we're dessinod ysnss NcGoyern, William MeGoveTn,
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Navigation Of the Ohio River.
MONEY MARKET.
Friday. Aprll 9-6 p. MI.


The stock market opened heavy this morning and
quotations for many of the fancios closed fraction
lower than those current yesterday At the first board
Reading bonds fell of L per cent, Reading Railroad q,
Farmers d, U. 8. Bank 4, Canton II, Norwich and
Worcester l. Morris Canal q. Long Island went up e.
Pennsylvania S. Ohio g. Treasury Notes and Harlem,
closed yesterdays prices The sales of Norwich and
Worcester very large at the first board 1t appears
that the victories Of armies the purchase of the
Knickerbocker, the receipt Of favorable news
from Europe any improvements the money market,
do this stock any good 1t is tho hardest case In
the whole list of anceswe hardly except the Long
Island At the second board, it fell of q per cent from
prices in the morning. and there appeared to DO
plenty of sellers at the decline
The movements in foreign exchange have BEEN within
the past few days. to moderate extent We quote bills
on London at ~ per cent premium Paris, 81 as
a or 42;s
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company, from
tho LIST of January to the 9th Of April both inclusive
this year. compared with those for the corresponding
period last annexed =
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pollce IntelIluence.

ApRrL 9-Burgary.-The slaughter house situated In
I'd avenue 29th street. was broken open by some
burglars on Thursday night early Friday morn
ing who stole thcrefrom horse, cart and harness. to-
gcther with three quarters of beef the property OF VIM
+ Blair The horse and cart subsequently found
in the street, and restored to the owner. .
Robbery of Silrer.--The premises No 81 sixteenth
street. were entered Thursday afternoon ty some
sneakinC thief who stole therefrom quantity Of
silver ware valued at 500 the property OF Mr. John
Dickinson. No arrest. $50
Disorderlv .aouses-A assistant Captain Dwyer Of the
LIST ward with of his officers arrested yesterday
on warrant issued by Justice Drinker on the COM
plant of Charles Devin John X. Robinson and Charles
Sharkey the following men, charged with keeping dis
orderly houses: Vim. Martini 3l21a Water street, Jas
Burke $40 Water street. and $685. Alfred Lacave, 30S
Water street. the Of which Is kept by John
Bourrorg 3O4 Water street, John Grey, 3le Water st.
and Trial Pearsa $40 Water st. The magistrate held
all the accused parties to bail to answer
Charge of Libei.--A complaint was made yesterday
before Jnstice Drnker by Alderman George H. Purser
and Assistant Alderman Dennis Mullins of the Atm ward
against Charles Develn, residing at No. 3l3 water
street charging him with publishing handful contain
ing libeous matter respecting the compainants also,
of causing the same, in substance, to be published In
newspaper called the Subferranean. Mr. Dcvelin, We
understand intends to demand hearing in the
.attempt TO Stockholders Sheridan and Mcdonald,
of the Fourth ward. arrested Thursday night two
fellows called Frederick Steen and Horatio Hudson on
charge of attempting to rob a sailor, called Henry
Hughes, while lying asleep in the street drunk CON-
mitted by Justice Drinker. .
Robbtnc Tessi.-Some thief entered the cabin OF
the brig arqun living the foot Of Oliver street. and
stole therefro Spanish doubloons and quarter, $40
gold pieces and $50 in silver. No arrest.
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Musical.

ITALIAN OpERA.In consequence OF tho indisposition
of sgnor Benedict there performance at Palmos
last night The opera of "Lucrcza Borgn will be per-
formed this evening" when is to be hoped that Sgnor
b. will have recovered sufficiently to fill his place. The
variable climate Of New York tries of SOME OF our Italian
friends severely But our beautiful summer is APP
proachng which will compensate for the chls OF winter
Don't forget to- night ut Palmo's
CuR,.ry's MrNsrRELs continue to draw crowded
houses At the request of many families he will remain
in this city another week. Negro songs in the as
cendant and Chrsy is determined to prove that there
4; peculiar sweetness and melody connected with those
airs which call thousand "reminiscences Of boyhood
days and carly associations which are pleasing to the
mind His company arc established favorites, and
arc sure whenever they return to this city, to receive
respectable patronage
Mr. u. G. UILL's CoNcERT, which was postponed In
consequence of the very unfavorablc weather which at
about three o'clock in the evening showed evident signs
of very wet Indictment night, and at such advanced
period of the day he had other means of informing
the public of its being adjourned to future period than
bv sending notices to the music stores and bills placed
outside the Taber nacc, will take place Tuesday
the admirers of his musical abilities will give tcstmo
Mai of their high esteem for his professional career
this city, prior to his leaving for Europe ~ BThcre
will be no change Of tickets
ljcssrs Herr and sivor cf New Orleans on the ist
cr Mobile whore they had engagements Tber success
In New Urleans hiss b~ta brillsnt
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Within the twenty-four hours preceding the
last past twenty-four, four expresses reached
the Herald office from different parts of the
country. We informed our patrons few days
since, that several packet ships, with late news,
were then due, and were hourly expected to ar
rive, and that the news would be published in an
Extra Herdld as soon as it was received
Four such vessels arrived, and four expresses
arrived likewise. The first brought to the
packet ship Liberty's news; the second the pack
ct ship Gladiator's news, which was three days
later than what we had previously received the
third brought the intelligence by the packet ship
Southerner, which was three days later than
that received by the Gladiator, and which the
Herald published exclusively yesterday and the
fourth arrived in our Office yesterday morning at
so'clock, from Philadelphia. This last
started from there on the arrival of the packet
ship Wyoming, which sailed from Liverpool in
company with the Southerner
These expresses, as matter ofc are very
expensive matters, but our immense patronage
ustifies us in using extraordinary means to place
before our readers the latest news from every
part Of the world, withou, reference to expense.
We never take dollars and cents into considera-
ton in such cases. Late news we must have
have had, and shall and will have.
We wonder what excuse certain grumbling
Wall street journal will offer to-day for not pub
fishing the Southerner's news yesterday.
The London money market continued, at the
latest advices, very much depressed. Consols
were steadily receding, and money was in de-
mand at an Increased rate of interest. The grain
markets were rather active, and prices improving.
1t was represented that the supply of breadstuis,
in every part of Europe, was decreasing, the re-
ceipts from external sources not being sufficient
to make good the consumption. Should this state
of things continue nothing to prevent
prices going beyond the most sanguine anticipa-
lions. The cotton market, on the contrary, is in
very depressed condition, with limited sales
and declining prices There appears no imme-
date prospect of an improvement. We should
iudge from the remarks made in the reports of the
cotton market, that a very erroneous impression
existed in Liverpool relative to the probable
supply of the raw material, and the extent of the
crop now coming to market. Because the re-
cepts at ports up to the latest dates received
at Liverpool, had been larger this year than for
the corresponding period in 1916, it was supposed
that the aggregate receipts for the year would be
larger than last, all the reports to the contrary
notwithstanding. Operators on the other side
will find out their mistake upon this point, when
il will be too late to help themselves.
The packet ship Oxford, Capt. Yeaton, is the
next ship due from Liverpool. She was to have
left on the 10th ult.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
View York, Saturday. April 10, ls47.
The Weekly Herald.


This sheet will be ready for our subscribers
at nine o'clock this morning.
II will contain the official dispatches of Gen
eral Scott in relation the landing OF the troops
and the investment Of the city of Vera Cruz; full
and complete narrative of the battle of Buena
Vista, with variety ofincidents; the new Mexi-
can tariff; the instructions of the Secretaries of
War and Navy to the military and naval com
manders; Election returns from Connecticut and
Rhode Island; report of the bombardment ofVera
Cruz, in case it shall be received in tme the
latest news from England by the packets; foreign
and domestic market reports the late important
news from New Mexico, &c. &c, and our usual
digest. of financial, commercial, political, and
scelaneous Intelligence.
II will be embellished with map OF the coun-
try around Tehuantepec, showing the place
where the government contemplate establishing
u water communication between the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans and diagram representing the
landing of the troops under Gen. Scott, and the
investment of Vera Cruz.
Single copies 6l cents each.
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ARRIVAL OF PAcKETs.-Four or five packet ships
arrived at this port yesterday from Europe. The
announcement Of these arrivals created quite an
excitement among the merchants
Among the arrival. yesterday the fine
packet ship Sheridan, Capt. Cornish from Liver
pool. She sailed in company with the Souther-
ner, for this port, and Wyoming, for Phiadel-
phia. These three vessels made about the same
time across the great Atlantic race course. Our
Tcazer having obtained the news Of the South
erner, neglected the Sheridan.
Our harbor is now full of packets. One line,
composed of four ships has three of them in port.
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Mai. STEAMERS TO BosroN.-We are informed
that our citizens, as we'll as travellers, suffer
great inconvenience by not knowing which line
of steam boats leaving this city daily for Bos-
ton, is the Irregular mail line" Complaints
are made that letters deposited in these boats do
not reach their destination with the same regu-
larity as when they are sent from the Post Office.
There are two Boston lines from this city
one by the way of Norwich and Worcester, and
the other by the way of Stonington. The Nor
wich and Worcester boats carry the way mails
between New York and Worcester, and nothing
further; consequently all letters intended for
Boston and places beyond that city, will not
reach their destination as soon as if they were
deposited in the boats of the Stonington line,
which is the regular mail line for Boston.
The number of letters carried by the express
mail on the eastern route, between this city and
Boston, has more than doubled within the last
Elk months, and is fast becoming mportan,
branch of the department, well as accommo-
daton to the public In order to guard against
similar mistakes hereafter, We mention these
facts, and repeat, that the Stonngton boats carry
the regular mail between New York and Boston
and leave daily Sundays excepted) from tn,
North side of pier No. 1, Battery Place, at
o'clock p. NJ.
The " Oregon" will be one of the regular mai
boats between New York and Stonington, durin!
the season, where all letters and mailable matter
prepaid or otherwise, deposited in the letter-bo'
ut the Post Office, on board, will go with thu
same certainty as if deposited in the city Pos
Office.
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STEAM SHIr SARAH SANDs.-We learn from
Captain Palmer, of the packet ship Southerncr,
that he saw the steam ship Sarah Sands, on the
to'h OF March, in the North Channel, off the
Null OF Cantire. She was then under her fore
and-aft sails and steam, with the wind ahead.
She probably reached Liverpool on the 18th. She
left this port on the 9th Of February.
The Bonon steamer of thcls, OF March had not
arrived at Liverpool on the litl.
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being of the best anbous medicines in the world
possess in removing pain which Is truly
going bed will in short time completely a the s oUey s
of pain in the side sometimes extending through 70 M
shoulder blade difficulty of breathing nau,ea and %
loss Of appetite cosiveness indigestion y,
yellow complexion and other symptoms Of an Inflammation VI
Wrisht Indian Vegetable Pills also borogghy cleanse ne
stomach and bowels ofa bilious humor anc eboe.
orbus and every other disorder of the ntssne h and
aid and improve digestion and Of every name
from the body. c.,.. IT.. or,v original and
genuine Indian Vegetable Pills ne ssrs boz, Nons
Wright written with pen on ne ,IR 's forgery
the sale of virgins ind''n
Vsye,ahe pills khrlcsafc and rcti hJ Nce 10
Ma aoa greenwich street New York; ana IL" fremont
strest, Boston. -----------------
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T.o~u IntelIn0enee.

COMMON PLEAS. April s-Before Judge Daly-Wm
of repleyin From the testimony, it appeared that
man named Clark carried the engraving business In
John streohat he advertised to sell out his stock ana
trade and the good will of his store The plaintiff be-
came the purchaser and took possession Soon after
man named Burrows obtained n judgment against
Clark upon which he issued execution, and put 1t
into the hands Of Carpenter who levied on the goods In
the plaintiff possession, and sold them The defence
was that the sale was fraudulent ana maue WIN view
IN defraud the creditors of Clark Verdict for the do
PENDANT For plaintiff, MIR. Allen; for defendant, Mr.
Sheppard. -, g. c
Same yesterday.
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Metallic Tablet Razor Strop-Thas article
has been before the public for the last thirty years has
received many omiums IN proof Of utility OF rs
envsbe reputation A liberal discount made to WHOLESALE
purchaser" TOT q. SIUNDERs & SON, 1T Broadway.
IA few doors above Courtlandt streetb
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MEXICAN COMMERCE. Our Montreal .ubscrib-
or will perhaps have seen, ere this some of tho
details of the "extension of commerce." of
which we have previously spoken. We refer
him now to the isthmus of Tehuantepec, the
nnssession of California, &c. &c.
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SrrAw Snr IIIBERNIA arrived at Halifax on
th- ID inst. in ihirty,sx hours from Boston.
she sailed on The same day for Liverpool
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Premium WERs'-We "" 49,, ~. 800 .,rI. -
rniortuna.c Ss by Gilbert Fletcher Their natural
ts adaptation e tie ply pgnoTy ghdlness sn
% they must be seen ogly be appreciated No w broan
WAY, oprosits Howssds Hotel u,
", D. pgivAte npouns TOE nsuas WIS
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HARLEM RAILROAD.
S35,670 GO

Increase IN months ana days, lB37...... S9723 "
This increase is than twenty Ave per cent tho
receipts of last year The receipts from freight not
included In the receipts for April this year and last
Tho income from this this year will be very
large So far this month they have been almost quadru
plo that Of last the ateness of tho
son. The depot of this company exhibits very busy
appearance, and looks much different to what 1t did
year two ago. Under the administration of John H.
Drykers, Esq., the president of this company Its affairs
are rapidly emerging from the endorsements with
which they have for n long time been surrounded We
decidedly in favor of change in the direction Of this
company but decidedly opposed to any change In tho
presidency. We not much In favor Of Wall street
influence but if the present president comes under that
head that influence is much better than 1t Is generally
supposed to be- 1t Is very to construct or extend
railroad when the Of the company ample
but when a company is cramped for money when 1t hns
hill work. requires of than ordinary enor
Ky and perseverance, to carry 1t successfully through
The stockholders of this company those who hold for
permanent investment will one Of these days give Mr.
Dykcrs vast deal Of credit for the Judgment and
gy he has exhibited in the management Of the financial
will progress upon Its merits; but 1t has passed
through many fiery ordeal and man has contributed
more to place II in its present position than the present
president.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the
Bank of France periods since Its embarrassmsnts
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Everything filing the camp chest saddle bag
in the compact FORM Dressing Cases containing every
article for the toilet and in the smallest comp.s eempsct
Beii Clasp Knives pixons celebrated Dram Fasks Travel.
ling Mirrors Pocket Instands Gold Pens Leathem
Drinking Cups, &C., &c. GU1ON'S BAZAAR;
l73 Broadway, corner of Courandt ST.
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wishes 10 inform his and the public that he has
40 Broadway for the sale OF ms well
encienne Regency and other thread sces together
with other articles such guimps kid gloves nses MhtS
stand he briefly says his will benefit BY calling 70
select for themselves.
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Perfumery ana TOILET Artscies, Oh H"DIHS =
uerlains. Pateys Rouses &C. Manufacture ha1ors from
every approved maker Europe waanted with large as
sortent Of Scissors and Nail Files Aso Dressing Cases.
Containing all necessary for the toilet in the most por
table and compact forms. 80 ,,a,, pc.
1>"'"1's ~ (; SAUNDERS & SON,
III Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel
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Personal ard Political

An election for delegates to amend the constitution OF
Illinois is to be held on Monday the 10Th instant
The Legislature of Michigan at it's late session. passed
an act to the Of from Detroit TO
lansing but made no arrangement Tor the erection Oh
public buildings.
In the town of Geneva the whole whg ticket has been
elected by large majority.
Hon James Buchanan passed through Philadelphia on
Thursday en- route for Washington.
The celebrated chief La Fontane, with forty Miami
Indians down the Missouri river on the Archer on
his way honest Louis Union.
Rabbi Bar Cohen, Jew Of some eminence In Jerusa-
lem VIII dis engaged in eectng rome measures Tor the
relief OF his people at homo, arrived at wheeling Va
on the 10th ult.
A stuart Esq, who was sent some time since by the
citizens of Quebec from that city to New Brunswick, on
the business of establishing if possible, line Of mag
netic telegraph at the north writes home stating that he
reached n the 2lst, (March) and had already had
interviews with the Lieutenant Governor and several
members of the Legislature. He represents the pros
poets Of cooperation in New Brunswick as favorable
The wings Of Cincinnati have carried their Mayor by
a majority of from 800 to 1000 The City Marshal IL
elected by still increased majority, and also the Coun'
ell
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Wrfght's Indian Vegetable pits, In ntldlitio,

John ID. Smith, who WINS arrested n few days
ago, by Mr. j. McMurny, is not JOHN DILLON SMITH,
Eso ot IA city
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Sporting Intelligence.
We find the following In the London Era, Of the l4th

We find the following In the London Era Of the l4th
ult -
Dear Sir Il beg to state more that am open to
fght any man In the world for $50 sovereigns aside
Having read an article in Beips Life Of Sunday last
purporting to come from Bendgo stating that sooner
than there should be any coqueng between myself and
Caunt he would fight me. will fight either one or the
other Tor the above within fifty miles Of London
Your obcdient servant, WIN. PERRY.
Cheshire Tavern, March H.
Nyw ORLEANS (LA) ASSOCIATION RACES, EcLrss
March sl.-A Sweepstakes for
colts and FLIES two years odseven Subscribers at S9oo
forfeit $lOO-mile heats.
D. +. Kenner'sg e. Buena Vista, by imp. Glencoe,
dam by imp. Levathan. ...:.......:.. i
William j. Minors b. f. by imp. Glencoe out Of
Betsy Malone by Stakeholder. .........
j. Van Lecr's ch. f. Quadrille by imp. Glencoe,
out of Galopade, by Cation. 3
A. J.. Bingaman's CHI C. by Altorf dam by Sir
Time, l:49h-l491s.
Tho magnetic telegraph between Washington and
Alexandria has gone into operation
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The Steamer Empire leaves this afternoon
for Albany and Troy, at o'clock.
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Tho magnetic telegraph between Washington and
Alexandria has gone into operation.
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On the l4th Of January the affairs of the bank we're
regarded with the greatest apprehension Since that time
there has been Improvement as will be seen by tho
above table. The bank In much stronger position
the 4th of March There has been since the lath Oh
January reduction In the circulation of francs oooo
in the amount due the treasury ~ 600 in bills dis
counted $4,000 0O and in loans In bullion aud stock OF
900 900 and an increase In the amount OF specie OH
hand of 100000 The crisis in the affairs OF tho
bank had passed. and it was daily becoming stronger
At the date of tho first returns it generally antic
mated that it would be with the utmost difficulty that
suspension could be avoided and 1t is highly probable
that such an event would have been realized had there
hcr no aid extended from London in the shape ofoans
Of specie The people Of France have yet several long
months to pass through before harvest time and no ono
can tell the extent the scarcity Of food may reach or
what will be the result Of STEADY advance In bread stus
s,ch as has existed for several months past.
We annex returns exhibiting the condition Of the lead
ing departments Of the Bank Of England at four differ
eut periods =
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papers edited by Morris and Willis the Home journal
The best ard cheapest The price (S2 year, is mere
Thing for H. New subscribers receive all the parts Of Dombey
Son that have reached this country ia she book form
has been nceased accommodation Subscribers
Subscribe al the Office Of publ M Fnlto, street Sim
gle copies sold by bUhoESS' oinlNS ssa A..
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nets manufactured by Messrs. Pstson Noe CO.. OF % De-
ancy street. mind IN point Of elegance and
good Bonnet that have The Queen
vance te article &C Bonne of the most fashionable Of the
French Pnces Mner but strange just one season
behind our Republican Ladies. When will wonders