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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-30

800 sss9 I ; ~. 49,
A RICH o PENiNG IN
DEEToWN.
~ LAMSON has justrenuned with fresh
w. STOCK Of GOODS. bought at the lowest
prces in NEW YORK ae4s BOSTON: a.
nongst which aFe--broad cloths; cassimeres;
plain sattineis blue do; black do; dilnond do;
ribbed do; shreps grey; Kentucky jeans; vest
lngs; hnsey; red flannel; white. tvilled aud plain
do; cotton do; French prints; Merriinac do;
trench do; English do; giughains; sheetings are
offered at from seven and d half TO twelve and
half cents per yard.
WINTER CLOTHING
Which Is made and ready for use, such as
Fashionable dress coats; frock coats; over coats;
pants; fierino drawers; vests; hats and caps;
shirts, plan and fancy; hickory do; wrappers;
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NV stock Of boots and shoes is of the very best
quality, aud Of all kinds and sizes. Hats
and caps, always on baud.
Goods for the Ladies'.
This department consists Of variety too EDEN
siye to be Published ia newspaper, and conse-
qacntly be will only mention a few, and would
respectfully invite the ladies to call and examine
for themselves I hey win find
Blaok-watere, striped, plain and figured AlPaeas,
HIater 1oaaeis, Chores, miiteas,
.AeFlRO saG4cis Cembs. al 6iads,
Embroidered do, Tooth brushes,
halt and biaAkI 10, Bisbop iowR;
SIR and llaea hd'fs, Jaekoaei,
Caters, half %, Book muSlia.
&ippsgS, eli kinds, Luce, Sin ghgms
.lfefiRos, Bomba-iaes,
.ifogs, d laiass, .71ifeiafs,
IFiSb }jaea, Gimp.
Damask table corels, Rib5oas,
Sheetfag and sAigtHE EFjnge.
Bed tiebGag, EdgingS,
DrifiiHgs p7eiis,
and IN fact large show case fall Of useful arti-
cles which cannot be nafaed.
B00Ks.--The undersigned having had con-
siderable experience % iiSe book and stationery
business IN New lerk. rEasts that his assortment
Of school Books and miscellaneous works, IN
regard to usefulness tnd interesting wa can
not be surpassed Ia Grant county. ~
Gar1mare ml0 Groceries.
Croclery and Glassware 81 great variety; i
rendered 10 the public. Ssgar; coffee; tea. sale
Fatus; iobacc0; uaoiasses s~-with every other ar
ticle Ia this branch, together with fgpif-sgch as
dried apples, Sc, NiA ~ presented 10 the pee
pie. In short the undersigned Intends . to do
good in dealing oBs with liberal hand, such
merchandise beth IN The IN goods and pfovis-
ION line. as the wants ct the community may de-
mand.
Beesovn, October 9. AZ. 4-s6ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-30
II. \. Mackenzie.

DINE SHINGLES aEein' Thss u,omoa; ~
a eeiyed by Lev,, y Co.. ace ,ooe IF th,f bes,
asah'. uct. i6
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-30
A RICH o PENiNG IN
NJ =, a.
WINTER CLOTHING

Which is made and ready for use, such as
Fashionable dress coats; frock coats; over coats;
pants nierino drawers; vests; hats and caps;
shirts, plain and fancy hickory dc; wrappers,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-30

Buttons for childrens clothes, in great variety;
Narshail's linen thread; Coats 2JJ yard spool
thread.
twill be impossible for us to enumerate one
half Of the articles which we keep, but we win
call your attention 10 few Of the leading articles
viz:
Anew style Of lawns and balzarihes, some
thing new for ladies dresses;
Prints Of every description;
Shawls Of every possible description;
Ribbons Of All styles and coiors; 9
Laces and edgings Of all kinds;
A arga and complete assortment Of bonncts;
individuals wishing goods for fheir fmilies,
aiiliners and pedlars, are I'D requested to caA
aud examine our Stock before purchasing, Us we
think we can convince you that I'LL we have said
can be fully realized. ii hey likewise offer for
sale choice lot of
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-30
DRUGS AND
MI ED Els .
Potosi. Wisconsin.

TUST received from the east fresh supply Of
cd Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, VAR
nishes AID Dye-stutis, which viii be sold at The
lowest prices. The principal articles are as fol-
lows.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-30
Goods for lie Ladies'.

This department consists Of variety too exen-
siye to be Published IN a newspaper, and conse-
qaently be will only mention few, and would
invite the ladies to cali and examine
for themselves. They viii find
Blaok-waiered, striped, plain and figured Alpacas
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-30
BOOTS AND SHOES.

NV stock Of boots and shoes IS of the very hes
quality, aud Of all kinds and sizes. Hats
AMI caps, always on hand
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-30

ID r Y COO Is:
Table linen; Gents sunl'r clothing;
Bro iinen spreads; Linen sheeting;
Summer stufls; White Aannels;
Buff and orange prints; Damask moreens;
Broadcoth; Isle thread gloves;
Cassimeres; Bonnets;
Vesings; Ribbons;
White corded and Shawls;
Aiohair skirts; iarasos, &c. we
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-30
WOR TIE DIS.

Mousn de laines cashmeres shaded and figured.
plain, shaded, figured and changeable alpacas and
Orleans lustres; Ombre cashmere robes. new
and fashionable article for ladies' dresses, Row
Inelia Victoria plaid, gala do, super plaid cloak
ings, &c
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-30

Anii-haious, eaihartie. vegetable, and agne pills;
Cese's hive syrup, Stoughion' biltefs, Burgundy
pitch Lmiuent--volatile, nerve and bone, poor
man and anodynu Am, Ihompson's eye wafer,
opodoldoe, paragorie. castor oil without taste or
smell, gheunauc drops. together with every ar
tiele IN the prug line iar sale cheap Tor cash.
BICkNEI.L s co.
October ., Al 3i-y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-06
tNFNI CA\DljDAI f.,

"saw ll,usren' La, l,ea nominate. bl HI r pub
Ic."as Nj Lester cais frAa~. ~r shs Presidency
5 bj, 10 tie l,c.,i II Ola National Convention.
'rle nomination Mas made va INNS :l- g''at >la
Augustine. wherrat lpaab., it MIS- leotFed Has
Gen sam. Illustration hi, ai-iam.tNeNl eneasc,
his honesty Sulauud iirurr-s. his ualH' III Great
ness and his sacred devotion 10 LIS county !, W,I. Pc
cuar'y fitted tr TIM high au1 tespishe duties at He
first eilice knuWp 10 The uai u Inc Garth. AID W9ud
he enabled Ia steer the Sim o ~sr clear 1T Tie auaer
Gus breakers which bc@e h.r. anj to secure o Ps riy
that sacred instruments the constitution =" thu lulted
States uniu pat.d J party Yl1I' ne OF ieiloa.
Eyerythlrg is 81 formal and r.aus in The proceedings
oae would scarce suspeel the whole VS. conceived IN a
spirit of ,usaess Were il HAT Of tie n>ou
TONS declares Mr. Polk to he trac s'oa from Tie od
Ickor, This pleasant s.t,ge reveals the secret Eu'
why should not sam Houston" he candidate fr the
Presidency He has recently peasb,d lei aolcl 10
ExPres,aeu 1}l,r. in Which &c elaia, The nepit, by
his profound hypocrisy aude nsuu.ae art of deception.
of having frightened tie Adlu4,raiioniuto lis
respecting annexation by the CROW Of foreign in
,rlyues--lnmeoyer, WIS he mol, effect, nominated by
the present Gpyernmea Editor. w days after his in
s,alIation be rc even 7 portion Of the nion.
The Union Of the Sd II May, III, said:
"On hit We to o3tetlala ary doubts If the laal and
early c,usnlnnlatoa 81 ana Na"aI l4~ myst dies T,he
objccl tag We igtHaeriasn #HIpu .as s.
d ub about lhr Distinguished hfioel ~an la3#o# al,
Gen Hon, on r.ot thaf TIE Lssiitodq tH2iltf Gei~s
in his rcits Gan r be hind to Ill, gars Il lAast
to his otca hoaor? Gan IL lr au.eH,n Wrtct 10 IT.
the first man Village, 10 fhc second lGsd {tLo 5
the frsD in K,n.c Bul The sufPo>laoaia ule. lie
his oWn Iue Int nslr ~ Pnsff'iHg fllr CONSIST
cntv OF his character, and With the If r.lols OF
the Icol r,Aas, rSoadol @,aa rlc p ioar t-reol
Tearing her 10 h,f uu.lc destiny, l. defiance Il any
opPSliol
The presidency MAS Ia, Id oulasa tempting ait, when
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-06

.a,e,,, i,1l lie s8-,es e. tar psal''n ia he lf1sz
l,,n,. fr action favorable 10 th. ,fl.t ...ete vH.a
,h, con,m,art, has ~ much Al tsaf'. Y , afe IA s
,,s,,dcJ hat ul2tr eAjssiue CT tn>'afra= Ne
n lines. icel.la,e cAIcI,ee. ia IS - " Il I
character OF { D. Clsyen ID gfaal,r Ian hey art us
.,p,,rpu in The II 1ls AZ lt l, r-asf flashing Hhe
county. wauid snip i'm dait pv~,r Ia Iaas'ceof II
i,,,[sfs Wccul,tc tie lsos=ltsel .a.ss tstt.a "
should ,hcre!y lrp.ia'e lle"a.fa#' : i#',#"f#'ta
scheme. The las. " ala ir~fiy ds'fss:
..Sucl, an Assumption tss tfte',a d.a ler not y
,hpsibf 10 ne nltnei, II. / Is. a ~ e.ta'', W.
falLvrst Il al shallow G'S#t,s-sa ltal ~fa'Hi>
MI that VI aft astuuls' ca tn any ssns3' man sta
rt I'm, u.s. aud s'.ll g. H. l. at Any Nh'gr9
II. deceived hy +. lFan III Pl'a# e,ai qa'e1a's ON
.,petence authorizes Us /. say al poia''i ''ae'i''>
,,, moi the ,lleh nHrlee LIun tic mehits Il
,ba, hdy Bun Itt u,re olhtrwr, what Is to e gan
ID h, an acf which. # II i Loud p rci aree eae
,,rly num5er ohput on hal ii It's members, Would
iir.'r,siy a,rnllc lho olher al.nosi eq1 IN n1n
Ter Resentment tlr Surpassed Nfoh4 Is h'ueh me-
,n,,flul motive to action tion gratitude l"r i" a"u
, u,it But IN truth, rs alI Ni"w Who have hal "f'l
,nrlny personal os'tSalleu N IA rs al uah 3Ni
lei nlllcay 1plu loidjcd questions aud nothing Is
~ 70 rrnin N tall s,r Ia Que DAY army I'd IA NIdrh
oppo,ti5n tp1n questions ol S'af police h"N 'ae'''s
" no on the DAY h,l5rr WCle Aahhe\ 'a=el i"h- A'
some luait,r ol f,detl puucs. Ihe'dsi ii' Il o''
iocu delegate r5m taap5tll nigh = '.ts' s'H' -
his political friends h aci uI"n load 9a'~.s' Ill "ii''
,hai county may tel an tresi, IN a ".tunt msie ii
,oahr 10 tholr views lAau br ". a. G' 4 lH"' com
were rcrrrsented Is a y - Is 81 sua.'N i2a re'ra'a.
for moment $ colts Gof.ti."is.
These are IT,, ,iev II a mn 9, '.l,l as,a1i'eeN
,.rien, e--ol amir, In II. se u. An'1 Ne aie sue
the Nhiss i YIN. ber9 ard tani It'll Iafe "a 3't
reliance Wllllev mol have II te'otc.
1t is not worth While .tcurts Ia egc" HclaG
that there is 10 h't lfjaalre' Nisas-=m 81 oJas y
ri. .Hf rfHf4 lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-06
.Eci.si Williams,

81 tESSOR 70 ~ u.jLLnSS IICTOH,
IL Az ING recently returned from the North. u now
opening at his sturc, door below NIrrm X
Caarltts. and dH,ry OPP site Bell, RucLer 4 Co,
aQc aud grutfal assortment ol ods, and will br happy
Ia supply the uld friends o The house, aud such as may
please favor hun with lcr patronage, the very best
i,uS In cash slori accommodation. The assortment
consists IN pm Of the following articles:
Cold Lever Na,ch,s, e Tie very hest make, Silver do.
Ans pcuetl assortment of 1erno Watches,
Gold Guards. Vest aud Fob Chans God Seals, aud
Watch ktya,
Gold ard SILVER Pencils. with and wiihon, Pens,
p,arl. Topaz. Garn,lt and Diamond Fingts Rings.
Palnand Motto do.
Every dos poa Of Breast pins AMI Ear rings, Brace
lets. So
Il ID, Silver, German SLY and Steel Spcciacss with
c5uvrN. concavc ptf,jcal and pantascopc Glasscs,
Thermometers. lafopg Gassfs
Mathematical instruments ard Picket Comrassss,
Brna1a Coffee AMI Tea ros, PLATED Tea ware in
Sells oil { Pic s.
Slyer Grpa. Susar DISHES AMI Cream Pots,
Plated palr and Chamber tand'e Sticks IInM do,
Gold AID Silyer 'ihmblss Plated Waters and Cake
and Fruit Baskets.
papi, NJ che r,yse1 Gard d shels, Silver and iead
telj tass.
Gold Slcoye end B.soo Buttons. s.ccl Bead Ta.se,s.
hsp and l'aas, Rogers Fen knvs Scissors aud IA.
2,rs. liendul y : ms genuine DnPd Eyed Ntsdles,
shllp> aud l'elWeens. Waters Guns and Revolving
Pistols, ~ alkina canes of every variety, Military g,ods
81 ever, Description, Silver la lie and Tea Sp,ns La.
dcs Snaat 'Iangs aud Butter knives, Plated Table.
Fa aui Dessert Spoons, and number o articles too te-
duua L. clUuerate.
lfrrpmpI attention 10 business, leng experience. low
prices and le tu tn1.tdon 10 8tre satisfaction vi
any account uN nut then reas nlbly look for, and
crsc.a liberal shnre OF Tho public patronage.
t. All hnds ut Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, care
fully r5,.ptth JEliu WILLIAMS.
Nov . l-vtiAd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-06

two, a#d # u9, IA that 1hpmrria t-,anl =, ants IA
Tat fr~ierl#n s.asfr, 4 candidate Nv all So
VIA nrshsa >e..s NJ lrust 4 sud- m oup # #h.s
sfrrsat SO TIE Pc Fl. 81. amf5,i hsi Spring. ria
aan II lha sNc.teuai fhra ia INochurs growing #rl.
tthe ps1sf bsR nj Rad bl and olaaI tlls, tpt
't'as Hst i'e ''rlrt,t Ia Ne scarr1 hv such n a8#
.arD5#~ L Mr. futs WI. Il. re 4 .f=lt III stss. |
,au.,#l e#ul2 0aN Inn tartar tn,ot dat hll1 ID
ut usf 1, vt - sly taai The ~ ais 'nas m4a M
TIE ee.tI 4 snehHura 'a scgar,a RI ltad 10 The
Sl3.IN.,, fau#t their hNa IS uafhnt huta iHpahr
b1fp2r. u rnteur nith ya8 ntaalartarI - f5l#
ra.j sud -, uura t1iri that cuacurI NelJ
uf Nv 49,. IN ah,aa L ID Rid .he preference ab7ye
lNog5'af,. Ia Unloading that pal rlloi j me- Il s'l
taal. af II " dad ounrl Ia opinion. tht Nnu dJ n't
War Wa preference. With all the abby yaa pn.stss.
Itrlu.h lournprr llad You aul some others dune
perhaps tbc tan wuuId not have hra csrc1 any mfth
~. aud nlNon would MT hive Ia canteud against
Tho hickman DInylllr int rts' combined n2Ru, Naur
cherished and wsc 5 he.ne ut Rnl nd, trlm Saur
t'nu 10 hr Soutwesi: aud strange. Il has ~ cared omr
hlf vars. lllt the people u llurhbug, sleeping "a u
seemed l. me. UPON mlnr. comparatively and rNeIN
9th rlnoIcs'. Nor,lba aud mlnrouNrnI Ia get arolpd
aud tbpye hi u get that Which e. aud hr 4. @lpbr
II The county scrtard 10 hlyr lol,nIcd Ter her 1,
rtsplus, Your appeal Ia thr " hos ut thu c'ulfN
should 'n pralI 10 Soc the y Iue> # Campbell .sNlsto
ruu~ tI4cN III the day. Il Nore. when led ohio
81 many trllsui Wei ~ by tn RIapt Tier. 1T
That be. Wnlr Icqh red Ia ua,r FL
the sacrifices. and others MIKE npne. iuelo must hea
spfil u HJI'up1Y and ln'es-.11 the part 81 all or
there VIII be dtIss II the tanh occasionally.
\ aaJ aaalrd strt Iu1.
nESlA lAXIiI,AODn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-06

HOllN Pr RVS irsl,s III rfr.,hs ~ "ai'a
sE itHri bht iiss,ys, tda"cs. bb1hft,. t"'
-a,is hala, ~ Jtals aud Mi othrt htnds oil N"aiiea
,llIs ta,.tfl ~ his s.ure. ~ he Is de- ef.nm -
s I :. I. ! r..
without ~ rfgr al sud- tt,ts the allanuafY ,lei@.
.RoBE ~ 7EHsE CHF.P Ei,3Ch
TBGz I'll #nlse.N-o1 VI : NJ ASSN Ills.
INIEl ! II CllAID III rr,a1s IN want Of
BON s.#ta-. ttftal l.asyy, VII iltase cal
VIC ~ tb{e. .t,dl4 c.,1p 'fu,ke'n shawl; also
Mglu5 aud t.,Hulr SaaAis.srY cheap, hlcly rrc,lr
al JOHN !. II Ky l.. Ns"nf.
De Ct .f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-06
" L w G . N TT G T II A M
AND FAULT STORE.

Ts7lll1 subscriber most re pec,fuy to his
v teuds ard III pu1Ir geusrlly that he is u
pcoinEal Exchange Corner, All kinds of
IktlTA AND tONFECTlONARIES,
and layln4 made ar1anacm nts with Mr. james NJ. Yam
cey. who acknowledged 10 be- 81 The best Confec
Toners IN The stated tr the manufacture o Candies he
Will at all tm,s &c able 10 furnish any article in his line,
asgoud aud as cheap asany house in The place. either by
" hale>alt ~ roHtl.
All ofIrrs from lbecouniry promptly attended to.
lie accommodate lay ell,rs, by the day. week
nooth lis table viii bo furnished viii, ihe b, d the
market aLlds, aud his Stable With the best OF proven.
drL
SSACkS. such as Oysters Beef Ste,ks. Venispn.
Eggs Fe"ls. Binds F.h Sc served up al the shortess
moi O..
H. BAR vii be rushed with the lest Il
f., q a. - II: =
the Northern MARKET can afford.
WANTED tr,mS to 10 day Borders, who will
be accommodated On the the mos, II as maj 10 terms.
JAMES &. SKINNY,
H. ciange CWae~.
Nov. 22-w1aif opposite I MARKET Houss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-29
City Intelligence.

THE WEArHER.-We had the first regular visit for
the season from Jack Frost yesterday morning The
day was sgreeably hne and Broadway was literally alive
with fashionabes The streets were dry, and despite
the neglect OF the Corporation people could along
the cross walks without wadng through mud and filth
MILITARY PARADE.-That excellent company-Fire Co
No. 80, Capt Sears, passed our office ON Wednesday
evening looking well and marching In excellent ord
They are fine body of men.
New YoRx VOLUNTEERS We understand that Lieut.
Floyd recruiting for this gallant re corner
Broad and Front streets Now Ia the opportunity to
come forward and assist the brave men who have So
nobly sustained the honor of the Empire state Wa
trust our young will speedily fill up the ranka and
not be found wanting when their country calls for aid
ARRIVAL or EMIGRAsr PAssrNGrRs.--The number of
emgrants arrived at this port during yesterday
ed to 748
ACCIDENT One of the laborers working on the new
buildings the corner Of Reade and Centre streets
accidentally fell from the fourth story, pjurng himself
severely He was picked up and conveyed TO bis resi-.
dence and although badly Injured strong hopes we're
entertained Of his recovery,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-29
Ths Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald will be ready tomorrow
morning at o'clock. 1t will contain, as usual.
the latest intelligence from all parts of the world
1t will be daguerreotype history of the week
past, and will be embellished with the two en-
graved plans ofthc battle fields before the city
Of Mexico. Single copies 81 cents,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-29
BosroN, October 20, ls41
Mulkum in PdJpo.

BosroN, October 20, ls47.
Multum in Parpo
We are daily expecting the Chinese Junk from your
city Many even anticipated her arrival on Sunday and
remained long time anxiously Watching for her ap-
pearance at the end of our wharves She will be great
source Of attrscion not only to Bosenans but to the
inhabitants Of our surrounding villages The Chinese
museum always well pstronized here, and 1t
mystery to many why the propretors Of that
should withdraw It, when in the full tide ofprosperty
Lectures not much in vogue here at present
formerly People everywhere prefer amusement to in.
structon; consequently lecture rooms are empty
while our theatres are crowded. %
Much complaint exists In literary circles with re-
gard to the in which the tickets for sdmitance
to the Lowell Institute lectures has been decided Any
ticket but this season the for being successful
have been wofully diminished The managers have de-
cded that thosej numbers only mat can De divided by
six entitled to tckets-fve out Of six must there
fore be disappointed
The interesting faction known ar the native Ameri-
very slim affair proved to be- No enthusiasm
ergy and wthal, affected with the same disease your
of and Ss n. S
party expect to make much Roadway In No
vember election Their aggregate vote will be much less
There is considerable hubbub in the ranks of the de-
mocrscy JUS now in consequence Of meeting recently
held in Bristol county this State the resident county
-four collector 1t appears that at democratic meet
ing then and there held resolution was introduced
-uiIaining the Wilmot Provise As rsught
with disunion. IN the party could not have been ad-
vanced, without the evident and consent
Of the collector 1t supposed by many have been
thrown out sort of guide and eeler The democra
cy think 1t rather suicidal policy to allow those to
retain the most lucrative situations under
istration.
The wings actively at work throughout the State
canvassing and drilling The truth Is Gen. Cushing s
much more formidable competitor than they
wningt to allow A strong vote will be thrown.
Nothing very attractive just now in theatricals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-29

HEALTH OF New ORLEANs.-The Board of
Health of New Orleans announced, on the 18th
instant that the yellow fever had ceased to be
an epidemic. Sporadic cases appear, as usual,
after the disappearance of the fever as an cpl
demc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-29

large eagle lately attacked small boy In Berks Co,
"a faithful dog came to the rescue OF his young mas
ter and the eagle was finally captured by the two II
IVES noble bird, measuring eight feet from Nr 70 Up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-29

MAILS FOR EURoPE.-The mails of the steam
ship Cambria will close in this city at half-past
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The steamer,
however, does not leave Boston till Monday
next. Our merchants and others writing to Eng
land, should think of this. The Herald for En-
rope will be ready at one o'clock tomorrow af-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-29

THE HEROES OF THE MEXICAN WAR.-We are
glad to perceive that the Mayor Of this city has
agreed with us in the propriety of our citizens
celebrating, in an appropriate way, the services
of New York's gallant sons, in the recent battles
in Mexico. We are rejoiced at this, for the con-
duct of the New Workers in those stirring scenes,
reflects credit on their native State. Our motto,
b" Excelsior" will never deteriorate in their
hands. They have proved themselves equal to
any emergency, and when weighed in the ba-
LARGE, were not found wanting. Honor to the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-29

The steamship Philadelphia, from Cherboure,
has been at sea nearly nineteen days, and the
Caledonia, from Liverpool, has been at sea near
ly ten days. The former is several days over
due, and the latter will be due on wednesday
next, giving her fourteen days passage.
If the French steamer sailed on her regular
day, she may be looked for every moment. She
is anxiously expected, and there Will be no acti-
yity in any of our markets until later inteli-
gence from Europe is received. There have
been so many rumors afoat relative to the proba-
BILE position of affairs in the old world that it is
impossible TO form any idea beyond them. We
have no doubt but that these reports will be par
TALLY realized that the revusion was still in ac-
tive progress and that the suspensions were still
going on. lis possible we may have something
by the Caledonia, relative to the railway move
ment, that will enable US to form some opinion
of the probable course those interested will pur-
sue in the premises By the last arrival we re-
ceived accounts of meetings which had been held
for the purpose OF taking into consideration the
policy of suspending those works, and it is very
probable this movement may have become gene
raj The panic had reached such point that all
and every one was devising some plan to arrest
1t, and various measures had been proposed to
restore confidence and allay the excitement.
In relation to the markets, every thing was in
such an unsettled state when the Cambria left,
that it is impossible to predict with any degree
of correctness the complexion of the next ac-
counts. Prices for corn and cotton depend SO
much upon the state of the money market, &C.,
that the chances are decidedly against any i'm
provement. Cotton must continue very much
depressed, so long as the manufacturing classes
continue SO much embarrassed in their financial
affairs; and corn cannot advance much in the
face of very tight money market.
An Extra Herald will be issued Immediately
after the news comes to hand, containing full
particulars, and it would be well for spectators
to keep a sharp look out for the announcement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-29
Police Intelligence.

Police Intelligence.
Dull Business-The business done at the police
office yesterday remarkably dull amounting only to
a few petit larcenes and assault and batteries Of
importance.