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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-27
Theatricals.

BowrRy THEArRr.-The splendid spectacle OF tho
Naiad Queen,'' which have spoken Of in terms of
great, but not exaggerated commentator, will be re-
peated this evening, and hope that the ctizens Of
New York will convince Themselves by general attend
at the theatre that have not spoken with any
other view than to render justice the manager TO
whose enterprise and iberaty they indebted for Its
production He has spared no expense In producing
splendid spectaces in this theatre In its properties and
in its stock company and with great beraty and ut
much cost has brought among us stars Of note from
different cities in the Union Let the public convince
will shs part the
Queen In the second place, the much admired piece
entitled the Mountaineers or Love and Madness with
MIR. Marshall and Mr.. Burke as Ootayian and Sad Will
be performed.
CASTLE GAnDES.-There are two pieces to be per-
formed this evening by the vaudeville company The
fret is the oomedietta entitled My Little Adopted Son.
In which Walcott sterling comedian will play the part
of Frederick Somers and Miss Clarke that Of Laurette
Seymour. In the OF this piece Miss Phillips will
sing avorte ballad after which the Misses Wells will
dance El Xa-o de Xtres," and the .Ias du Matcl0t
The entertainments will conclude with the vaudeville
Murder in the First Degree In which that favorite
benefit on Thursday evening next and doubt those
who always admired bin while ut the Olympic, will prove
excellent comedian Is always to receive from dis
corning community.
VAuxHALL GARDEN There will be a grand ball at
this saloon Wednesday evening next under The d.
recton of Mr. j. Parker We should not be surprised
good company engaged at this neat garden that
the manager would be we'll supported but thestrioAl
and musical entertainments now being brought for
ward with such sterling talent that nothing Of mid
ding cast will be pstronized Hence arises the non
success Of many proprietors
| PALMo's OPERA HousE.-The French ballet continues
attract at this theatre all the amateurs Of the dance
and mrth The audience last night good
outstanding the rain and the performance went of
with ensemble and hisrionic accuracy which cha
racterise the Lehman family. Mile. Adelaide is the fa-
vorite Of public; her chaste style of dancing her
sweet face her general grace and skill make her the pet
Of all the lovers Of that delightful She
ly applauded In the " Booro de Csdiz" bewitching
dance the character Of which entrdin and ldssr al
Ter. Mr. Charles Winther's debut was as brilliant
possible. He Is always light as feather, and his
tours de fo,ce the tight rope wonderful tests
The new ballet Of Les Moissoneurs 10 great deal
better than LIE Eiable Rouge" We do not attempt
give the narration OF Its plot One must go and
soc Perrot Represent the Statue psdetal all who
See him laugh beyond description The Grand Pas AL.
emand by Misses Caroline, Mathilde and Adelaide Is
very pretty dance. 1t was very we'll received by the
audience. This evening the performance will bs the
same except the English vaudeville The Bath Road"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-27

In CHAMpERs-July 26-Before Judge Edmonds.-
Ha5eas Co,Pus.--Joseph Pagan (indan) seaman on
loard the British ship Schoadiac. brought before
Judge Edmonds this morning and his discharge claim
ed the ground that hs q native born American
and that he only shipped from Liverpool for the voyage
to New York. The shipping articles were produced by
burgh and that tho voyage New York and TO nny
other port In the United States and back to Liverpool
upon which the Judge discharged the writ and ordered
him TO 20 back to the vessel.
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Board OF Supervisors.

july 26-Iiis Honor, the Mayor, presiding. The
minutes OF the last meeting were read and approved
BHs-Of Sheriff W.stervelt, (auount S6l) for adver
Using OF D. Briggs, policeman for arrests; and
George Wares, for like services. Referred.
Rrpovts OF Committee on county offices iu favor Of
paying the Coroners bill. After warm d. bate 1t
referred b ck to the same committee.
Aid. KELLY offered resolution that in future the
Coroner should not be allowed for holding any inquest
greater sum than So Referred to tn. Committee
Pefitions-From the school department of the Me-
chanics' Institute tn be relieved from tax Referred
The Board then adjourned to Monday next.
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part of the road SO place In proper condition
for safe and expeditions travel addressed communica
tcn TO Allan Campbell Esq, the chief engineer OF the
company requesting estmste OF the expense OF such
oveIpents. including new bridge over the narem
River. The estimate furnished by him Is as ioiiows
New Bridge at Harlem River. $4,000 strengthening
ana improving line of road $4,000, bridge, So oO0
cross ties, $1,000; spikes and chairs, Soooo laying
track, s., COO; total, $4,000
he road bstween New York and Harlem Is In lair
condition being laid with double track and north OF
s2d street with heavy II rail IL requires no expend
lures other than those OF ordinary character mel
dental To Keeping IL in proper repair
The road requires fencing in many places Throughout
Its entire length Trains frequently delayed FROM
cattle getting upon the track and to hazard
by collision with them Your committee have be, in
formed that IN mosc instances where fencing wanting,
allowances have been made by the company the
Of the adjninpg land To the same but they
have preferred to subject themselves and the company
to ioconvenisnces rather than incur the expense Of
erecting the feucsssrie 81
Your committee of opinion that prompt measures
should be taken compel them to perform their
tracts in this behalf. figl
The real estate belonging to the company Is as fol-.
lows viz
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may wish coed g. ID Pe" the lowest pice should
fod the pens Of all the best mixers msed BY the
chcsnery &C hose who pretend III those bearg The uam'
Of Princes Cardinals better than those stamp
with the makers Makers OF all articles sher
The best and 6rrou q. The inferior quail.
upwards.
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Musical.

The celebrated artists Camille sivor and Henry Here,
left the city this morning, the steamboat Niagara,
II professional tour. They will arrive tomorrow
ing at Saratoga Springs, and. on the same evening
will give grand concert at tn United states Hotel,
whore every thing Is ready for their reception. We
wish them success.
Madame Ablamowic3 Is in Cincinnati, where she is
about to give more vocal concerts.
Last night to close the engagement Of the Ravels
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Gold Pens-.Klehelicus, rr1umphnnt

The OF these being placed by public approval be-
You'd doubt IL really amusing twisting and
tuning of those vho have sborsd hard their
the in hand aud will determine whether the Richie
ieus 60 only will write well aud last long those
sold FOR 50 30 elsewhere content Only keep this
fact view that the Rchelieus" for sale by Sa
20 Fulton street. and where else Other Gold Pens
from cents %
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avail themselves of the opportunity Of seeing IT, they
must do very socn, for she VIII leave here In few
days.
ACCIDENT THE B.y-in the squall yesterday after
boat containing three upset in the bay
Fort iiailton Fortunately, the occurrence was
observed by tue rTt'in OF the Ion, who although three
miles ahead on his to the city, immedistsly put
about and rescued the ~ r'es, who would In all
probably ty have persisted .-'r,-. l,'..' %
the steamboat captain, who G., 8. r l.. 90. c..
In safety.
DEATH CAUSED ny HEAT Coroner Wu,leIs was cal
led yesterday TO hold inquest at No ~ Laufens
the body OF Jacobus Johnson aged about 80 year,
who died suddenly the evening previous Verdict death
by congestion Of the brain produced by heat.
MoRE FATAL EFfEcrs OF HEAr-The Coroner held
an inquest also ut no 267 10th avenue upon the body
of Patrick Barrow native Of Ireland aged a. years
who taken III on the street Sunday last, eturn
ed home in very exhausted state, and died almost
msdistely. Verdct-death by congestion of the brain
produced by exposure to heat
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J. McTavish, Esq tn" senior ohhoer In Canada, OF
the Hudson Bay Company, died last week The
MontrealHe aid Of Thur-dsy last says "Mr McTsvsh .
connection with the Honorable Company and his lsng
residence in Canada rendered him very generally known
In Montres and his high minded and honorable oon-
duet In all the relations Of lfe secured for him the
esteem and respect OF large circle Of friends his loss
will be- deeply felt by ell who knew him. but espe-
ssgNee
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subscribers render these compact possible with
destroying the utility Of the articles Contained IN then
how we'll they hsye succssded travellers AID the public
generally are invited call aid examine. The subscriber
offer them the cheapest aud most compact Dressing Gases
" wv "''0 manu- G. SAUNDERS s. SON, VT Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-27

embraces every possible variety pattern Of PEN Pocket Desk
and Sporting Knife, with large variety of choice Razors
which will be warranted TO the purchaser Also, Scissors
Nail Files, Tweezers, &c.
q. SAUNDERS Il SON,
III Broadway few doors above Courtlaadts st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-27

Total liabilities incurred end to be incurred soass
1.-THE portion Of the Report having particular refer
ence to the agreement with the New Haven Company,
containing the views OF the Committee thereon tho
Board Of Directors have deemed iDadvssblc publish,
under the advice Of the Counsel OF the Board
The Act Of Nsy H. 1919. made IL obi gatory upon the
Company to ,xpend 5000 600 in the OF the
road from its then termination at White tIains and
render satisfactory vouchers the Comptroller Of the
state before the lst Of June I8l7 This cxpsndii
has been made AMI the vouchers hied reQu I'd The
Act also requires the CompsRy to furnish and put
Operation not less Than fifty OF road hom White
Plains ON or b. fore the Let day OF june I84s and TO
conpete ADD put operation ths whole Of their road
contemplated by the Act. much Their. Of snail
shoru the pubic u contuu uns Of railroad IRON the
,hy II Nv fork to Albany, on BY the slst Of De-
c.nib,r. lS49.
Your ommittee have obtained from the Engineer tha
probaLs Gust OF constructing the resdus of tbs atty
mhes required 70 BE built BY the Isl Gay Gl June leir
s est'nAist that " will cost saJs COG " EnsA twvoty
teus ss bstaaa Ssessn ysilS whlsA vtl sasslsts ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-27

NAvAL.-The U. s. sloop Of war Marion,
Commander Simmonds, it appears. has been or.
dered to the Mediterranean. She was spoken
on her way 10 Gibraltar on the goth of June.
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Sporting Intelligence

HARLEM TRorriSo CounsE.-The trot between Bell
Ringer and Trustee two mile heats In harness. that
TO hsve taken place yesterday will come of this after
noon weather permitting, the showers of rain which
Dame down about the time Of rotting causing the post
ponement. The farmers and gardeners should make
arrangements with Professor Woodruff TO supply
them with rain at short notice for far this year
every announcement Of trot by him has produced
pious the day the rotng to have taken
tors.
The SAILING or TIRE YAoHrs.-The squadron of
yachts are TO sail from Of the Eysian Fields this morning
between 10 and ~ O'Clock They 60 down to the Hook
where they will remain probably for two three days
tho westher should be hue and then proceed to New
port The squadron will b. composed Of the following
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The indebtedness Of the company is az follows =
BONDS PAYABLE

Making total Of bonds. ........... .$s56,io7 81
Unsettled claims. ........... 10000 0U
Bills outstanding. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000 0v
Due for work and materials the road be-
tween White Plains and souers. ........ 1887 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-27

Tho buildings on No SO and % Chatham street. aud
Nos and Tryon row. belong to the company The
ground upon winch they stand purchased by Jacob
Little Of corporation Of this CITY, under On arrange
insnt convey it TO the company at any time within
year. upon being paid the amount ne expended for
it, 1888 7OO with per cent interest," and all taxes and
assessments 1hs agreement bears date LIST May l6s!
rhs time limited for purchasing this property having
expired your ooIme. Sa,ss t upon s 70 a.,
force replied he would consider 1t 30 II complied with
by tho LIST day Of August next .
There are twenty. two lots on the Fouth avenue
and Thirty.second street. In the possession Of the
company which purchased BY John Aistyne,
OF the Corporation for the sum Of Sl3S2o under SINH
lar agreement to convey the came TO the company within
one year the amount OF purchase money interest
and ssments This period expired on the 2ath OF
July, 1915 The company have, since tnat Tune OK
several thoussnd dollars in the erection of sub
stansl brick buildings for the accommodations OF loco
motives cars and the repairing Of epginss and macbi-
ascertain whether he considered the agreement still
in force but unable to obtain from him dennie
answer. Your committee do not, however, apprehend
auy difficulty in regard to the same me buildings
upon the property not yet finished or fully paid for
IL will require pay bills not yet rendered and
purchase the necessary materials for their completion
The company have lease OF the block on the wester
ly side of the Alb between Goth and 27th Streets
comprising about 25 lots rent of 81 400 per
The lease expires the LIST Nov next The company
have the right however, by the terms Of the lease to
purchase the property for $4,000 ana the unit OF
paid by the during the period Of the
lease which your committee have ascertained amount
with interest to Nov lst to S2070, making the amount
at which the company purchase the property a2
provided notice be given on or by the LIST Of August
next.
Your committee OF opinion that this ground Ia ne
cessary depot tn. company that the price is
sonable and that the purchase should be secured
The company has the LIST OF June, secured the
OF 20 lots at Harlem extending from the east
side the 4th the Harlem River between 32d
and 1881 streets for $1,000 81 900 cash and ~ eoo on
bond and mortgage for Ave years at cent per an
num- this ground being deemed necessary fer straghs
ening the line of the Dad and for depot
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The Marlborough, Capt Robnson's new boat, which
expected have been finished In time to take her
place in the feet will not be ready to sail before next
week.
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with Mr.. ouslsy. late Minister Of Great Britain,
to the River of'PIaie, aud family on board, ar
rived on the 18th, bringing dates from Montevi-
de to the 9th, up to which time nothing new
had taken place.
The cambridge sailed on the 10th for the vi
entity of Rio Grande, for the purpose Of warning
whalers of the danger of putting into that port.
The B. has been actively engaged in this bust
ness, since symptoms of hostilities have been
shown, and has rendered much service
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them for loans the company to the amount Of
$7i36 81 hold mortgages upon the locomotives cars,
&c to an equal collateral security fr such
oans which being included in he bond account, viii
There will be required AS report Of the Committee
of the 10Th Of June in addition to those now in
use, us f. lows:-
small 4. wheel Cars, 500 esoh 1870
Freight Cars of varou descriptions. 5000
new Locomotives 5000 each. .......... 200
$50 oao
City Hall and White Plains from the lst Of May, ls4s.
to the Let OF May, lsa6. were $ls2,93l
Receipts from the lst Of May, lS4e up to May ls47r
Sl93 47s
The augmentation of receipts during the last tho
present year, 1t will be perceived, WAS but Sioo47 1t
would undoubtedly have been much larger had the
rates Of fare being charged but during the last
year 1t deemed good policy to allow the passengers
which occasion-d consider abe reduction
Of receipts from those residing along the line who had
the preceding year aid the ordinary fare The addi-
tional patron g the road growing OF this r~gu
ation doubt ultimately tend the sntss Of
the COMPANY, and q larger increase VI revenue
during the present, than was experienced during The
past year
The current expenses charged the books ct
S6a27 o. for the l5A6 and
s244l0 - about $1,000 Of which, in the opinion Of
your COMMITTEE, from an examination Of Nths items
should he considered current expenses which would
make for this account about S9lOOo or one half the
amount Of receipts.
the year 1915 your committee estimate the The
proportion Of current expenses to receipts however
The OF road between Whlte Somers,
and upon future extension OF the road must nsces
curly BE- less
Your committee have no data upon which to form
Judgment Of the probable receipts from the
pnrt OF the road north Of White Pains They have not
therefore, ventured present estimate regard to
the same
By an agreement existing between the company and
the New Haven Railroad Company, (for synopsis Of
which Document Al the H .rlem Company n - con-
secuted to form junction with tho New Haven Company
at point about mile north OF Williams Bridge
the Harlem Company agreeing to make doubls track
q
Your committee have obtained from the engineer an
innate Of the cost, accompanied BY o map
His estimate follows Wis -
Grading, masonry, bridging, SO. 500 600
Supsrstru urs with Il rail. .,.....,.,.,. 74400
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LEI Monday Of January to be held BY Judge Edwards

At the first sitting in New York first Monday of DC
tober next causes will be noticed Ia which the Issue
was Joined prior to lot March l547 At the Circuit on
Sd Monday OF September those causes only Will be
noticed where the Issue joined after the lst Of
March. ls47
For the sttings and circuit which sfterward occur
the Judges In the District will from time 10 time desig
nate the causes TO be noticed
f G-Causes of an issue older than March, lsf7 will
be noticed to the opposite party For the sttings In the
City and County Of New.York on the first Monday OF
October next" Causes of younger issue than March
in the CITY and County of New the Sd Monday
of September next"
There will be no special term in New-York until the
first Monday of September the Court having refused TO
eppoint in July.
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FLOUR AND MEAL-The market has been steady
to-day although not very active partly In consequence
Of the unwiingness OF the large receivers 10 meet the
views OF buyers. The market for Western has been
7jd5 57i mixed and strait with small lot a, s. and
Genesee 6 OoG6 l2i, with free buyers At $40 06 80
The aggregate sales about ZOO bos moot Of which
for shipment a sale OF 80 bbls Ohio better than
common, made At l2i and parcel Of round hoop
Indiana az %. The docks full Of Flour and much
Of II has been exposed the weather. ard being liable
10 sour il sold lower than our quotations In Southern
there IL not much doing but the inquiry IL better AZ 50
To arrive, Howsrdst. il offered At n. and under
Meal Is steady and 10 fair request sales 1900 bbs Jer-
sey al 3 25d3 80. and 1900 do Western st s. Rye
Flour Ia ., with sales 800 bbls.
GRAlN-There is good deal of activity in Wheat
snd prices have tendency to advance. Pure Genesee
sold al 40 cents which 10 10 cents advance from the
lowest point Ohio Mixed good l27Q 1872 cents Illinois
red good 10 prime ll0dlsi inferior l0j, inferior via
New Orlesns 100 cents. The aggregate sales reach
s. 600 bushels nearly all for shipment The show OF
samples Is good In Corn there has been large bust
ness done and At advanced prices The transactions
reach ZOO 10000 bushels embracing lots OF heated
at s. cents Mixed Western 3d65 cents Yellow fat 65d
81, Mixed round 67d69 round Yellow 69672 White II
cents There were not many sales At the higher rates
There also sales 1000 bush for July az GO as cts
and 5000 do for August At 6 ct Rye Is little better
Some POO bushels sold At = cts Barley offered Al s.
cents without buyers Oats are firm. Sales 10 % $50
bushels At 42dfi cents
WHISKY-There i A fair inquiry and the market Is
firm 81 - cents for bhis. with sales.
PROVlsIONs-Pork continues depressed with sales
POO bols Prime At something of ~ 80 Mess offered
At IL -. sale OF $50 bbls Mess made ~ 49,
Beet quie, Al a. y. and l3 80 Prime Mess il held
at $50 Picked Meats dull. There appears 20 %
little speculative movement In Lard and 300 or 400 bbls
have changed hands At act for prime and 9. for extra
In Butter and Cheese there is no change The supply
is moderate and the demand fair Western Butter II a
49, Cheese 81 a. cents.
OLA sale Of 25 bbls Country Iinseed Oil was made
at - cents which is better.
SEEDS-We notice sale of 100 bbls new OHIO Go
yer at something Of cents Timothy 10 dull At Sl5d
SIG and Rough Flax nomnaly i5 also cts and scarce
BONE-Of North. west parcel Of 10000 lbs changed
hands NJ % cents South Sea is held at 81 cents.
HAY-Abou, 500 bales sold today at 45 eta per cvt
sTAVES-There 10 no change TO note. Afew parcels
selling to fill up vessels The receipts yet are mod
crate.