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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-29
TO THE
LATEST MOMENT.
ny THE WAllA
AAAtrs In wash1ngr0n.

WAsHrSorow, May ~, ls47.
Partissn Indsnitiss to Msriesn
Citizens.
There Is too much to apprehsnd that In the
present posture OF Affairs in Mexico the war L. about to
assume most sanguinary and vindictvs sharseter On
Doth ds unless prompt Be adopted % arrest
s present tendency should hostities continue thew
viii consist the side at least NJ .sr,.. =, h,h.
rous and revolving murders In the hishvsvs and bv.
ways our men will be cut by the rsucheros lss.o ana
the assassin's knife.
IL 10 essential to the honor Of our country that thu
barbarous example be not initiated BY US We ov. -
our own character and to the position we ho,d IN th
rank Of Christian nations witness our abhsrrsnc sor
this murderous system by abstainng from it, practice
II Is difficult to restrain impeuous soldsrv fro-,
aysnging the bsod Of their spilled
ly and fouly but that restraint must be exercised In
such large army ~ have in Mexico there must
necessarily be great number Of regardless OF "A,
restraint that exercised them by the discipline
Of the service II 10 vain to attempt to disguise that
atrocities have already been committed by sueh
men attached to the army In Mexico and that notwith
standing the measures taken by the two commanding
Generals to control them II II hard that the glory Of
our arms should be tarnishsd by such barbarss which,
however 1t Is but just to add fewer than In any
army equal In number engaged by any other nation
in foreign service,
Mexcans is to be avoided part It IL nevertheless
indispensable that stop should DO put the butohsry
OF our troops For this purpose orders about to be
issued to our generals to give notice to the Msxoans
that Tor every soldier assassnated number of
prisoners OF war; say two three be put to death
oy the sentence OF courtmartia This system OF re-
taaton cannot be deemed unreasonable and the mod.
OF carrying 1t into execution will dves It OF all APPEAR
ance OF haste or passion and give the character OF
dgnhed retribution. II is most melancholy stsrp.
| tive, but 1t is unavoidable.
The letters from the captured cities in Mexico
sent the soldiers practising many acts of gross leen
tiousness on the Of unoendng Mexican ct.sp
understand that is intended curb eectusv tb,.
RIGHTEOUSNESS as far a. there is possibility of doing 10
by the maintenance of strict discipline We do not war
with the unarmed population Of Mexico and As far
the discipline Of the service goes intended to stretch
1t for the purpose of enforcing the observance Of proper
respect for the rights of and femslas in
all the cities coming under rule Complaints bsvs
already been made Of some officers inferior grade not
only countenancing in Others but being them selves
guilty Of Offering indigntes to Mexican citizens II In
determined TO degrade such officers from their rank ~
convicted Of the efence with which they stand charged
GALVIENsIS
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Markets.

BUFFALO, Friday Afternoon, May 2s
The -four market continued dull to-day The receipts
large and difficulty in obtaining storage room,
countersd We report sales Of 1000 barrels Ohio and
Indiana at Sc 621S. Wheat also had downward ten
dencysales of 1000 bushels Ohio sold at 81 49, Corn
sustained greater rmness and 1000 bushels yellow sold
at Coo. Whiskey very dull at 2sc. Freghts
falling; the present rates to Albany for -four quote
at per barrel and for grain 3sc per bushe Pork
in better demand and quote No mess firm at $l4,
and thin do at Sla. Hams were steady at sh, and
butter at lac.
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VAsHINGTos, May 81, Is47.

WAsHINGTor, May 81, ls47.
The Presdenrs North Carolina Ercursion-OF To-
The President and family and the Secretary Of the
Navy leave this city tomorrowa at nine o'clock,
for Chapel Hill University, North Carolina
We hear of great preparations to receive these dstin
gushed visters not only at Raegh but at all the inter
mediate towns along the route including Fredercks-
burgh, Richmond, Potersburgh, &c.
The weather IL lowering, and may be unfavorable to-
morrow but rain worth every thing Mt this time and
we hope IL may come down freely.
We propose 10 the President and party safely
through their journey; and shall therefore be on In the
morning with the view of few railroad sketches of the
trip. Respectfully THE DOCTOR
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O.Rxr,BiENEFlT or NILE BLANGY.
hsea%eds 81 thHfoeSas r. ME- Be
ss s s: s. ;s IL LAC DEs FEES
pi Asr which aE.nd ballet dance La GITANA, by Mile
MI TS f s.sI. with RACE FOR DINNER-sponge
bo.s: 81; IA 50 cent. Aa Ssissy IS cents
Pc. open at 0elOef-ih: will eomm.ae.
BQwEKY THEATRE.-A W. JACKSON. Propri,sor-H.
RoS seaTds w. ES'%r Ss
Adam vsehs Rs.Seid Booth Esdy Helen
TR:S s:svsis ssff MAJ. Mr.
NJ, T9 conclude with SIXTEEN STRING JACK-John Ran.
ss r Psa s:s OK
s 6fERR HH6FEs BETTT d.
% ON 8: Ss VIZ:
VII, n LGc '?f DIT 81 fI3pMsisMHsiRMooR
Solo atiodassory to fgcs cav execute on the violin the
for M isy rs.s:sGT H. a;ysE services
will Il by Co..
Sure ss sf ss viii have plea.
: .S Ss s., fST + . VI:
A MiiAnT Tlsg T. MISUNDERSTANDING OPERA
Adn.son ssn pTsts Bsls. i. 49,
S Ssye ID By sRpyns Boz Office the
Co:tumsr, Mr. j. q. Taylor Leader of the Orchestra, Mr.
The following ladies and gentlemen member, of the shak
nald J Connor DArtss Young, Manhail Misses NswEk
sfTHi1i; T ss f:isss s
M TO soSelu$s with the farce of the IRISH LoNTom
Moore, MIR. Dung my27 6ts'r
A NE joan MUsEUM-sPLENDlDp performance. this
SSTS 81 NkNy'aTr IL Rast3f 9xSsS
WIS., His 5; &siSsS.''
TSF MOVING hsfs
VIII also be exhibited At each and every performance.
Admission Is cents. Children under 10 years i2X cents
THE NEW BROADWAY THEATRE.-AII appcs.
tons for the Orchestrs and the Musical
Departments in general be made Mr. ST LUKE, who is
ss tD han Ponds music store h fhS%9&sTT'S MANN
THE coMpk MMf NMAs2S sE BEMEET To MRS
A. s XXI sHe p.Sf on the evening of FRIDAY June 9TH
Tickets Obtained from any member of tho Committee
cured Boxes $2-Ph$i
.mtoa Wilk.. Th % iAasdR ays Emmett e Rey
W. T.. Laight, Bache McEvers,
Robert Emmett, Samuel B. Ruggles,
J. Prescott Hall, Geo washington Cost.r.
pennlnE Duer, J. Beekman Finlay,
Nathl Bloodgood. John T. Brigham.
Robert H. Morris VIM. Edgar,
Mortimer Livingston. Joseph Blunt,
John Stewart, Jr. Il. G. Le Roy,
Geo: l., Schuyler. Chas l.. Livingston.
Campbell i T. White. R s'a9e S. r hsTt'
o. MauIan, Aiexr Hamilton, Jr,
David Au,!ep ,,, Lewis Nj. Rutherford,
Chss Aug. Davis, Henry Breevoort.
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WARRINGTON, NAV ~. lsa7

State Of Affairs in Merico.
we can't make 1t out what Is to be done Recruits
are going down to Scott and Taylor by hundreds to BE-
sure but the volunteers are coming away Thousands
some few are dying on along the whole line and others
are disabled from wounds disabilities incurred in tho
service.
It appears that the whole dsposable force OF General
Scott after the discharge of the twelve months ,oluu
tesrs and after deducng the necessary earr,sons for
Vera Cruz Jalapa and Perots will exceed 5000 men:
80 that his march into Mexico has been stvsd
by Santa Anna, the imperial city Of the Artecs Il
not to be expected either with or without
capital sy s sans to e into the
tion worth considering in advance how We to get
out again or, what did tn ey invite US here for
Old lack will be compeledto stand still IL will be an
much as he do to hold the line open between Mon
tsrey and the Brazos after the subtraction Of his thirteen
pidy expiring
BY late accounts there were some 1900 mon at New
Orleans awaiting transportation for the seat of war ali
destined for Gen Scott From this it would seem that
all active operations in the north are TO be
that Gen Taylor Is to stand stu but that the War
department Is bent upon pushing down the necessary
forces to Vera Cruz for the march to the halls the
wing OF the army, In Wednesdays Herald, It appears
that General Scott had express to old Rough and
few more men, pressing invitation Tor old Buens
vista to come down and join the southern division in
should like copy Of that letter Of General Scott
The is entitled to especial commenda
tion In dschargDg portion OF the twelve months
in advance Of the expiration of their Of service 20
as to afford them an opportunity Of escaping from Vera
Cruz before the pomto sets in This humane oonside-
ration Of the value Of the lives their men is
less trait Of Scott and Taylor than their
eni cheney and ntrepidty in the hour Of battle.
cspy Of the Jalapa .fraerican Star lies before us
From original poem on the first page to The Flag
OF my Country" We extract the following sample Of
army poetry -
Oh think not these wrongs unsvenged will pass over
While the murdered Cross still lives In our hearts;
With memory Of friends whom we meier recover,
The eyes fearful tribute in sorrow obstruct
The Star is a neat little paper and we are indebted
to Mr. Fry for the pleasure OF the perusa Of the copy
upon table w
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On Friday the 2sth inst, suddenly SARAH ELLEN,
eldest daughter of Willard H. and Elizabeth Ann Smith
aged years months and IS days.
ihe relatives and friends of the family also the
bers Of Washington Chapter No. T. o. Of w. A., and
the Order in general respectfully invited to attend
her funeral Sunday afternoon at half past O'Clock,
from No. Division st.
On Friday evening the 25th inst, after n long and
painful Illness Esther JANE daughter ofThomas Hyatt
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
spectfuly invited to attend her funeral Saturday af
ternoon ut o'clock at her late residence No 53 Div
sion street. without further invitation; from which place
her remains will be taken, Sunday morning White
Plains for interment
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Family Provision Mark ct.

Very little alteration, for the better in the meat
markets. since last with the exception Of veal and
lamb, which is quite plenty and at more reasonable
Holsters oysters shrimps and CLANS that very
fine and just in season Poultry, with spring chickens
begin to an tSe counrw os
of the rheubarb plant very superior from Harsh
INNS i
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EXCHANGES BoARp, May rs shAs Western Railroad los4
49, oss; Old Colony Railroad TO-, 40 Mershants Bans
So Boston ssd Maine Railroad Rights 24 syerman Centre
Railroad s3 Is Reading Railroad 2e q Long l.l,nd Rail
Railroad son; Is do 3oh 2,do SO 3o< rs East Bosio'
Co, 2ek; 50 do, 80 d. 22f; Is do, 21k
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AUCTION NOTICES.
JACOB s. PLATT. Auctionssr.

CRocKERSYA G eaiSl r1 kNp CLASS AEasws WARE
~ sS r; oh Sssiy .s p 80 lots suitable eI cSSa
Of s q. Sale: hs
Men, Of ware and edged ware, ,-fates Dishes Jugs.
u Also Blue i:c, Ben; ware Teas. Toilet
AAll:o dark d and Light printed and dowery Blue
Landing. midi v whsn
ua AiO IL; 2. Dining and Tea e9npsts patterns
few ss Of x1ys: and each
which p%s s 0 be-
Lamp R Glasses, Dishes. &C. &c:
%.as from and 4: =: win z.
til: ssy be ' 1a ser W." '''''s'
Egsss n sssP s.sx WIN s 3: :5
have ps.n jus. from %
tOa !. assod buyers them
eMs3 amer the psatpg. will be sold invoice Of hne
vii Al. MEETING NE. a. s, g: ss White Hall
S''' 81 c syGsaiof 18th instant fSGsE
Punctual attendance is required MO r. re e..
the 9n9n Rs Company hereby notified attend the
on @eTT as.dsy ct sns's Ssw
wishing TO unite with this company and avail
memses OF the privileges under the law can do SO by
calling person and giving reference character to the
eommandant at his quarters, 400 Pearl street " 49,
The new law providing State Rifles for the company the
exPshse OF sguppng has become exceedingly moderate
~ b-IO Lillian Armory. (sufhcently large for sousd
Enquire a. above mo satW&sat st.r S''
a TO BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS
- AND DEALERS.-The patent "Congrrss Boots and
H. Shoea'-Lcenses to manufacture the Congress Boots
and Shoes, under Dupont Hyatts Patent, and numsr
are offered 70 manufacturers the city Of New York
and other places throughout the United yet
o. on liberal terms the exclusive right without II
Tered for SALE The Of all the
IN number used IN the production Of these boots
hereby nes al PERSONS both makers and dealers that every
p made oy authority Is duly stamped with the aud
oil the patent according TO law.
Any infringe ment either in making selling these boots
and shoes will lead the unpeasa necety
Trusting however that honorable wishes
Mich the and exclusive right Of another licenses are
offered under small tariff until the right shall be sold with
tected HORACE II DAY. "
m28 30t Assisnee and owner of the Patent
q rTHERE,s GOOD HAT C0MING". "a
opened Tor public Inspection unequaed stock Of
Hats and Caps, at his we'll known establishment the Sun
Buildings the shady side of Fulton step from
the heat dust turmoil and confusion of Broadway Every
thing about his celebrated cool and comfortable but
has hats remarkably and addition these
summer Qualities they unite in an eminent degree other qua.
es, desirable at all ghness heapnes gance
novelty and The proprietor will
take quite much pleasure showing selling his beau
ul hats although for the sake of the public and from feel
Of pure phanhropy he would be glad every
in the city with of them his head. m2s 6tss re
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BALriaoRE. Nav %. lsi7

Army News-f Deserved Terdict
News from the army looked for with considera
BILE interest," and the roads good the famous pony
express bids fair to sweep the course.
The jury in the OF the negro Walker, who com
mitted the outrage little white girl, yesterday,
after absence OF twenty-four hours rendered
dict Of guilty and the beastly follow will be most do
servedly hung There Is sti another negro In jail
waiting trial for knocking young and respectable girl
down in tho street, at night. and ravishng her The
law says hang them, and public opinion considers the
law n lust one so that their fate II scaled,
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DOST OFFICE, New York. May 20, 18i7-The United
i States Mail Steamer WASHINGTON, from New York,
for EuopeIhe mail for the abovs Steamer will close
Office Tuesday the LIST day Of june at o'clock, p. NJ
The postage be prepaid except letters packets and
new papers mailed Bremen Mail matter Bremen either
for delivery dsbuton be sent either with without
toe postage being previously paid , .
The postage all letters and packages not exceeding "A
ounce IN weight. " CTS
Over N and exceeding ounce in weight 40 -
And Tor every additional u ounce or fraction Of .
Ca zach newspaper, pamphlet, cr price current
my29 Sire ROBEhI n. MOkhIS n M.
E3shfE Bk NfT Mi My Boston ss
TUESDAY the LIST Of June. Her mails will close at the
office Monday, the 3lst inst, at ~ NJ Postage on all
letters be prepaid Boston Letters OF half an ounce or
under cents and each additional half ounce. cents
my29 3trrc ROBERT III. NORRIS, y. NJ y
&OE0 REWARD.-The above reward will be paid to
any who E EsSre to her d,son'o,,s
ward for such information will lead to her Said
Mary left school about p M the Goth inst and that
time has not been She only Is Of age, feet
inches high black hair small black rather thick poung
lips red checks small features pretty, and quite grsh 10
appearance She small laid calico dress pink, purple
and blue black silk cape and black CATER boots pink
sk shrred hat AID veil small chased finger rings
ahd her mails quite short from biting them strongly
peced that she has been abducted by named Michael
alias Martin Hare, who absconded about h, time from this
support said Hare about 20 years Of age. feet inches
high soops little dork hair. somewhat curly wskes
ar complexion aud rather gcnteeI He
lurking theme ghborhood Of her school short
dsguisrd with false whisksrs
A.y ,ni2rmatoe e be Immediately Gated Geo.
pay the above reward m,2g 3tsr
FL kv \ a,
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On Wednesday, 26th inst by the Rev. s. M. Isaacs,
Mr.. f.. B. De YOUNG to Miss MARY DAVIS, daughter of
the late Mr. Micholl Davis, both Of this city.
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APPOINTMENTS ny TUE PRESIDENT Seth Bar
ton, OF Louisiana, 10 be Charge d'Afialrs OF the
United States TO chill, vice William Crump recalled at
his own request. Ransom H. Diiiett. of New York to
be Solicitor OF the Trcasury IN place OF seth B.rten
signed Daniel Graham 1T Tennessee 81 be Register Of
the lreasurervi vice Ransom H. Cil.t resigned Union.
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AIg pro RELANp.rREAsUhER,s, INTERPRETATION Z; Lii.

A I'D TO IRELAND-TREA REPQRT-Irish
Relief COMMITTEE Room Pnmss Bsildng - Al street.
New York May 2Th lsrhs total amount Of the donaton:
newspapers Of this city, ia detail, !: $l5s; i29 81
al n' Ss joseph
than Pim Secretaries Central Committee Of s Society
Of Friends, in Dublin viz :. -. 40. 90
Tor Cork and market sc33 bbls 200 hi do kiln dried
By Slr % Fsn ssd far neal ssis
For cargo Of brig Duncan II. Giichrist master, for
1885 bushels corn and sacks, ll,ls II
marfet, n1s bbs K. b corn meal, 500 bushels corn
cargo Of Ss1f New Haven John w Downs. master.
for Cork and one other port. 2o7s bbs X D. corn
BY bark Lisbon Geo. Fisher, MASTER for Liverpool.
500 bbls X. D. corn meal, 21i 81
BY the ship Bavaria, Hone master for Liverpool 900
bbis X. b. corn meal 293s 90
meal. l.t79 rs
and market, 1858 bbls X D. corn meal 1879 70
meal: sio2 80
Ship Sddons for Liverpool, 1900 bbls corn meal and
charges, 1910 SO
nerya, Of Ayr. a Parker, master for Cork and a
market part OF S2000 received from the Albany
Committee. 1917 bbls. X. d. meal, charges
To iii up he Brooklyn ship the British brig Ann
Maria, of Limerick, Dillon, master, for Cork and
market 1872 bbls X D. corn meal iighteage and
Carriage 1855 03
Cargo ofthe second Albany ship the British ship
for Dublin, 40i5 bbls. X. d. corn meal, al bags OF
S% SS S. ssG ss' d do o ..h.
S Ss &C. on hand May 81, 1871, ,s So $ :,
-
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sales OF stocks at Bnltlmore.

NAY 27-sIoes BoAap.sooo Msrylsnd IS, sc,s 500 Cit
United States S. 1867 closed at 06 asked lo3 bid Tremur
notes 6s closed At l0s sked 1861 bid State per cent
closed oo asked 9 bid City per cents 1890 close
AZ i0l4 asked l0Oh bid.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPMASTEHS-
IN Revived Statufes-Xol l. title naRe aection

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND sHIPMASrEks-
Revised s S title prgs ' section c
ttsS Ss
h
tins e and every master for Each Of such duty
Copy II section of act to provide for sick and disabled
Sec The President Of said Trustees shall demand and
be entitled receive and of neglect refusal
State the following from the Of vessel that
% az s po for s s
dollar and fly cents for each mate sailor MARINE dol
board composing the Of such
ss S
one voyage in each month computing from the first voyage in
imposed by law masters Of vessels for paying
The State imposed by the above including that part
s ess Of h. viii
to take effect on R H5 i:i M%AnR J Collector
Office hours, 10 to o'clock. MEG Iit re
t 1. 0s
who DESTROYS of converting their left off
into cash ,,.
% who @
Ladies b. .,eadsd s'SieSF stairs
NEUR0PATHY, tor the NyRvE CUREl;-Dr. HoL
"iT fi
: S@ as f csS %ss ss g. Es Ss' &c.
produce They however very inferior TO Galvn,c in
which, proper hands, and applied on strictly SCI
eni6c principles, astonhngly efcacious particularly
Office II Warren st. Hours from 10 A. NJ till 3PM
my29 6eod re
VOICE FROM BOSTON.-Anoher undeniable testr
"A mony of the value Of SCHENCK'S PUI.MONIC
SfRUP.-One of the most disagreeable evils with
cod '3:f %1sS S so S"a. f
xs; s;e
for it has cured men Yes Scheme Syrup is the
very best remedy for coughs colds ever knew Such is
h nd sss %s MS IA, ade Of
BosIoS. March 10, 1917.
with violent cold which, though resored to all the
general remedies mnde fin cases and 10 several me
dcal prescriptions yetthey Of the had the least effect
whatever aud cold colds will always do fnot at
tended removed assumed serious and fixed FORM re-
sung serous Inflammation Of he lhross and lungs pan
in head ghtness in the chest difficulty OF breathing ac
would leave only the gresteststate OF and de-
by. ia this way some time passed whilst Teach day was
becoming weaker and less able to Withstand these Affections
tves grave. One day friend asked m had
Of Schenck Syrup and had not he ADVISED procure
At ouce highly recommended for curative
great occasion be thankful for the suggestion did
begin feel most happy chmge-the inflammation in my
cough was entirely removed aud was snab to attend 70
my business well as ever was my life and do
bel that my relief snd entirely TO Mr. Sehen, ks
Cough Syup medicine which regard the best for colds
' ' cHxTLEs poHEkT S.SY; :so, Mss: S:,:.
Zee, % southsixh street, Phadephs Courland street. ~
nss ssTusxTwsI !
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purse LosTcLoa BY Lady on Friday afternoon. while
leaving one OF the Empire Line Of Omnibuses on the
corner Of Washaon Place and Broadway purse containing
from twenty-five 70 thirty dollars The finder will be suitably
Nssssu street M * "a
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ITO GROCERS.-The advertiser ian American,) aged
about 81 wants clekship has had several years eIpe
hand book keeping and if employed in whole
sale store could influence considerable good city trade
business Address w. w. O. v, at this Office.