The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-03


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nooer. Dtuce, Cap'' "aoe' arrived las' evening
from Daii%e' ionou'as' bringing Us mes o, INC
o0Se'o"' puoisheu al 'ha' p'ace, 10 tue ''n =,
august. "ua.ei'aia papers nave oeeh iecei'eu
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couragipg this branch OF the public revenue
oommsrcs h.tasn the Csntrs, Amsr;csn Rennblic and
rsst Britsin TO vhsh II rivsn eight months for the
iii; h ~. =, ,h -" 81 mnortsnt IN ia oonseouenocs
mich has IN ZEN aimee The indspsndenoe Of uste
~ ncrasss IN c"mmsrcs and ethsr useful
and it should moreover attract to our soil
isIss population.
feet rscprocty mere or less to those
established in others which are adjusted between Great
cus. mnisssr Of The Of external
and Mr. Chatasd, Consul general In Central America
importsnt aooument
OrHra TRgArIE,-There have also been concluded
and sgosd the terms treaties Of friendship and
the Hsnsestic cities OF Hsuburg Bremen and Lubek.
r, - nrono.sd "a .r.,, a nr;v;o,a ,eIeoranb at
10 PIoPoSeu W oIFct PiNato 'eieSioP" az
Belize. for the use of the merchants and the
.h;nn;nr :, ~. h,r.or An.u 80, sc Marruat,,o
code of signals has been received for its use.
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ana % !! ~ tner snacted Inat from ana siter tne
passing OF tns ac the master or COMMANDER OF every
snP OF vesssi wncn snau arnve IN me pofI Dense
snail mmedateiy on MS arrival ana before ne DO per-
mitted 70 enter MS vessel or cargo make declaration
In writing 70 the coleman secretary ior the time Deing
mere are 70 tne pest OF MS knowieoss OF IN
formation, any foreigners on board his said ship or
vesse ana snail IN MS SAID specy the hum-
t lore any on oosra n's s.o sn,p Gr n
anu % Iurtnst ensotoo, nat evsry master OF CON-
msndsr OF every ship OF vessel 20 arriving Is Aforesaid
sforsssd sSs for avsrv snCh osncs torss;t ana nss
and It shall be proved that any foreigner had been on
poaIu SUCH snip OF vesset ~ tne Lille Oh nsf such
. VI oo. . snsn .ol.us SUI P.y sns sSm VI
every foreigner, who shall have been Cd board at the
time OF the arrival Of such ship or vessel whom he shall
said which penalties shall be recovered in summary
manner before the police magistrate by the confession
witness or witnessed and in case such master or
msnder a. Aforesaid shall neglect or refuse forthwith to
nsr Aforesaid such master or commander sks be com
rant under the hand and of the said police magis.
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NEW YORK Pilots ON THE DEATH OF SItAs
WRIeHT.-The New York Pilot Association held
meeting yesterday, and passed the following
preamble and resolutions on the death of the
Hon. Silas Wright
lnasmuch as II hath pleased Almighty God, In his
siss Wright It becomes US, with humility, to lamsnt his
loss and express our appreciation Of his distinguished
Resolved. That In his dsath the state has lost her
cherished son the nation 81 enlightened statesman and
Resolved That to the ismsntsd deceased the pots Of
New York are indebted for many and signal kindnssses,
deepest srstitude - 'A WIZ 70 WIN 'ne
Resolved, That, heartily sympathizng with his rect
c,ton t. Srsctsd TO 10 bse nsa o.
our vsnsration for her ilustrious husband and
00'Sn0e in nsf A'''0p President assoDistisn
EDWARD HopE, Secretary
Ns .ru yo copy from Inc %'n ,s.1
Mr. Wr;obt wb;,a living w.. an arden,
friend If the New York n,lots He fnlIv annre.
c;ated the wronos and ;n;ur;es that were bea,ed
m,nfullv esnoused their csuse IN every nroner
occss;on. In the death of S;Ias Wright thew