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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-29
Marine Affairs.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Oct 26, l84S
The decree of which the following is translation,
has been officially communicated to this Department.
LEoPoLD, OF THE BELGIANs, TO ALL PkEsRNr AND
COME GREETING:
Having considered the santory decree Of July 18TH
lS3lthe order Of August II of the year for the
execution of tn above reethe order of July 49,
lS43 respecting the organization of the ntory
vice on the Sch-dt-the instructions given in the
ports of the kingdom the 3lst of July last the
I'd of the present month of August
Upon the report of our Minister of the Interior,
have decreed and do order as follows:
ART. /. All vessels, persons and things (prope.
ndnces) arriving from ports in which the epidemic
cholera has declared itself, placed under the
gme adopted with regard to suspected bills Of health
(patenfe suspected and subjected to ssnitory
animation, trsfe de sant unless they shall have OBJ
tanned freedom from suspicion (ibre pratigue) in
country in which the santory police is we'll enforced
ART. The quarantine to be imposed on such arr.
net admitted to entry, is fixed at five days,
otherwise deter ned by the health authorities agree
ably to the powers conferred them by articles "a
and 35 of the order of August IT, 1881. On the exp
ration Of the quarantine they shall be again examined
ART 3. The local sanitory commissions established
at Ostend and Newport shall determine, under the
approval of the permanent deputation of the provn-
ca council and after hearing the opinion Of the
dical commission of the province, the places where
the vessels bound for those ports shall be visited
placed In quarantine. They will also determine what
vessels.
AIR 4. The provisions of articles 4 and 7 of the
order of July H. lS43 relative to the santory service
of the Schel It, made applicable to arrivals in the
ports of Ostend and Newport.
Art g. The decisions Of our Minister Of the Interior
shall terminate the application Of the ordered
in the LIST article of this decree when the cholera shall
longer prevail in the places from which the arrivals
Our Minister of the Interior is charged With the exc
cution Of this decree.
Given at Brussels, August o. 1s4s LEOPOLD.
By the King: The Minister of the Interior,
Gu. RoGIER.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Death Of Harrison Gray Otls.
BosroN, October %, 1siS.
The venerable Harrison Gray Otis Is He
died last night, aged SO.
Markets.

Markets.
CIrcINNArI, Oct q, 1848.
The flour market, with moderate business Is In favor
the buyer sales OF 900 bbls Western -four So rs
to So 614 The grain market is without change, and
the quotations for groceries unaltered. Sales Of
whiskey at 171tc to 17o Sales Of Lasusyra coffee ct
SXs
PIrrsBURo, Dot. 81, 1858.
The receipts of focr large Sales of Western
day have been made at 81 40 to 81 50. Prime red
wheat soils at 300 yellow corn at 4Oc; oats 200 bar
ley 56c to SIC. The provision market Is without
change There Is five feet of water in the channel Of
abe river. The weather continues pleasant.
BUFFALO, October 20, 1s4s.
Receipts within the past twenty foue hours Flour,
600 bbs wheat % 100 bushels corn Is 900 bushels
Sales Of 1000 bbls -four made at 81 37H 81 So
Wheat-Sales Of 5000 bushels Ohio, at $40. Corn was
firm at previous prices Freights by canal to Albany
continued frm with upward tendency in rates.
Flour at Toe. per Dbl. Wheat at 21c go. Corn 1870.
ALBANY, October 20, 1Sl8.
Receipts within the past twenty four hours Flour,
II 200 bbla. wheat $500 bushels corn, 18400 do
barley Is 600 do. Flour dull at yesterdays prices
and sales light. Wheat-Sales of $500 bushels were
made (Genesee) at l22c. Bsrey-Sales light, at
oS eSc. Beef-Sales, bbls and tieroes, prime mess,
were made at SIP and Sl8 Whiskey was steady.
There change in other al ticles
BosroN, October 90, 1e4S.
Cotton-Ths market was steady, and sales OF 900
bales were made without change in prices. Flour
Canal at $6 62l; and straight Genesee sc at SIS rs
Corn-Sales Of 1000 bushels made, chiefly high
mixed with round yellow, at "a q 700. Rye-Sslss of
600 bushels made at 7Sc. Oats - Sales Of Q 600
bushels were made at $50. There was no change Of
mement in other things.
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movements Of IndividuaIs.

The arrivals, yesterday, comprised, amongst others,
the following
As1oR-J. f. Gardner, Rio de Janero; Capt. Bay
ley, packet ship Yorkshire; Mr. Cayley, Canada; Rev
d. Stoddsrt, Persia; Fitzhugh, do; w. w Corco-
ran, Washington; Capt Lunn, r Navy, Canada
Judge Wilson, Rome Capt. Wright, b. A., goth Re-
gment, Canada; II Gibson, U. s A.
AMERIc,s-T. II. Baker, U. s. N; J. L. Parker
hatcher.
FRAsKLIN-Capt Ilsley, auxiliary steamer Sarah
Sands; Macdonald Bridges, Scotland; II. Holiness
England; Ryand, do; F. Fannival, do; C. Bonham
u. s. Navy; ID. Parker Scotland
HowAso-S C. Parker, Castleton: r. P. Randolph
Boston; Rev. j. Stuart, Mount Auburn; DR.. Steele
London; Gen. Lopez. Cuba
IRVING HousE-Col. q. Wright, u. s. A.; Paine
do; r.. Roys, u S. Engineers W. McCockle, U s. A.;
Lieut. Col. Walker, do; Hon. A. Hunt, IL. G. b. Ste
vens, Albany.
Among the passengers in the Cherokee, at Savan-
nah, was DR. j. M Cuyler, Of the U. s. Army. DR. c.
il by his family and is his way to the
military station Of San Antonio de Bexsr.
Capt. Anderson's company of u s. Artillery, which
arrived at Savannah on wednesday last, from New
York. for Aug sta left the next day for its
destination
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.

BALTIMORE, Dot TG20 Maryland Sterling Bs 7A; G25O
do. do So 7ssi; 500 Bau 1907 SO; 100 do. do, Q
shs Union Bank b2 80 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 2 10 do
do, 2S
FnIIhDrrpinA Oct &Frst BOARD 100 State Ga 8A.;
tW Reading 6s CO. 62 90 Lehgh Scrip. s16 1000 STATE s.
TG LOO Nav 6s 6S -; 1885, STATE IS, 73h 800 Lehigh
ing k&int, l6.
Bosror Oct. TBrohcrs' Board-2 abs Boston and wor.
90. 81 cnn River RR y Fail River Rs sTi s.s.
tern RR. I0x 10 do. do, l02H Fitchburg RR lO 10 do
dc, lnZ Western Rs, a9A; Boston aud Maine lO9x;
Boston and rOvdense RR, SG 20 Reading RR, i5 Bvs
ten Exchange Co. i90j $500 City Sixes. 1855 NX.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BosroN Friday, Oct. 27-2P NJ Flour A good
demand has been experienced at Yesterdays closing
rxtes-6enesee S6k, Michigan $5H per Dbl Grain
The market Is somewhat lower, owing to increased
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Literary Reviews.

Notices of a Military Reconnaissance from Fort
Leavenworth, in Missouri to San Diego, in Caiforn
including part OF the Arkansas, Del Ncrte, and Gila
Rivers BY 1t Col. w II Emory, made In ,I6- az.
with the advanced guard Of the Army of the Yves, u
This Is a valuable and interesting work 1t is a con-
trbution from government TO the geography science
and literature of the country something similar the
courte Of the Roman armies, which in their victori
Gus march into distant lands, opened fields Of
discovery and brought to light the resources of un-
known lands. On looking at this, and similar works
OF similar utility and admirable execution, feel but
one regret which, regret Is, perhaps, however,
unwise and unjust and that regret s that the book
is too large and life too short to be able to swallow
to take but little taste, of the number Of
big disbes excellent in their kind, which piled
upon the groani table of science and literature
We fear such useful aud instructive works as the
above not read and appreciated extensively
they well deserve to be- The engraving, in this
are beautiful especially the botanical drawings of
new plants
"Sbandy Mcclure, or Tricks upon Travellers, story
of the North IF Ireland. BY Paul Peppergrass Esqr..
New York: Dunigsn and Rrother 15l Fulton street,
This is reli ous novel the characters and incidents
OF which taken from Irish life. The Professionals
have long tuce been In the habit Of setting themselves
of, and exating their own system aud practices, by
tales and stories written against the Catholics The
latter have within few years past followed their
psn and taken to writing religious novels, in which
superstition II painted glowing and ticug colors
and the are i'm Oh about the me
way they have handled the Catholics We can neither
praise nor admire either party. in their conduct We
think they both widely stray from the true faith Of the
Scriptures, and exhibit nothing Of the character or
spirit Of Him who Is love Kindness goodness aud vr-
tue II hates and does evil to his neighbor all
his religion Is bumbug, be 1T Protestant or Catholic.
IL disposed TO make comparisons between the two we
should the Pretestants undoubtedly the worst
and most impure in their religion because they appear
to be- and believe themselves to be- the beat and the
meat pure,
Crank Foresters Field Sports of the United states
and British Provinces Of North America By w.
Herbert in two volumes New York: Stringer Town
send. 222 broadway IAN archaeological work ofrare
beauty and excellence, abou ndng in beautiful engrav-
inps OF the eathered tribe with text aud calculations
Of corresponding merit
The Astronomical Atlas by Professor Mitchell, 90
Cincinnati IA full clear, oopous, and pleasing guide
to find out the stars and their names.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 70, IL

BALTIMORE, Oct. 70, 1873
Political Temperature OGce,taiders IN Troxbk-
Ere 80" ond Runasoay Slaves-Fafal accident
The Opera, &c.
Ihe political temperature Of this city at present
IS decidedly Taylorish-that Is to say let the re-
suit be what 1t may, Taylor's chances are con-
sldered by all parties to be daily improving. and
the office-hoders are beginning to smell brim
stone.
Free soil is causing great many slaves to exert
Themselves to escape from Maryland, and cross
the Pennsylvania line; and 1t is believed that there
is goody number of the free dirt men here
secretly operating among them The other night,
no less than eleven walked off from Hartford
county, which, being on the Pennsylvania line,
and near the famous Peach Bottom, was not
very diihcult matter. In fact, there is hardly a
dozen slaves now lett in Hartford county, SO great
mas ma, been the emigration from that region to free
soil A party of ten also lefth in Middletown.
with their masters horses, on Monday last. but
they were overhauled and taken back, and are
now locked up In one of the dealers gaos, waiting
ship Tor New Orleans. All that are caught making
strides towards the North are bound 10 travel 10
the South W
But, speaking of free soil politically, II seems TO
have lost considerable of It's vitality in these re-
gions-eyen the Quakers having thrown up their
hats for old Zach, In preference to throwng awav
their votes on Van Buren,, and contributing tbns
indirectly to the election of the great "ineyltabIe
destiny" leader.
A liitl<saaugher of Mr.. Frederick Harold. abou,
five years of age, was yesterday thrown down nv
a dog running against her, which fractured her
skull, and caused death In almost an hour.
The opera company at the Museum improve on
acquaintance, and are drawing good houses Mr..
Manvers and Mr.. Brough are decidedly good and
the first night of her appearance, but is now quite
a favorte.
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rivals Sales Of yellow fat 76a77c aud white 65s
600. per bushel North River oats 3Sa4o. per bushs
BRIoHToN CATTLE MARKKr, Oct 20 AT market
500 beef CATTLE 1900 stores $500 sheep and 700
swine. About 1000 swine were reported last week
Prices-Beef oattle-We quote extra S. rs a - Is;
first quality SIS rs . s. SO; second - rs S.; third
$4a So Stores-Yearng 81 $40; two year old, 80
$16; three year old, SIS $2s: Working oxen
Sales at $60 $40, $74, $685. S92 and 500. Cows aud
Calvss-Sales at SIC, s22, s27 sal, and s37 sheep
Dull Sales at 81 AZ, ST 90, 81 rs, So, and 50 so.
Swine Ohio hogs, 30, $40 aud axe; York hogs, 10.
and 44c fat hogs, stills SAC. and &c. At re'a from
4c . 6kc.
FOREIGN MARKETS. wv"
MArANzAs, Oct. 10 The market Is entirely cleared
Of molasses-not a cssk to be bought. Sugars are
scarce, and prices tend upward.
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MFXIcO lLLU sTRATED, IN A SERIES OF MOST TRUTH

MFXICO lLtU STRATED, IN A SERIES OF MOST TRUTH
WI fully nagnfoe1 and elaborated Views
executed under the immediate direction F. Grain
giving faithful and picturesque representation Of the neof
march pursued BY the American Army under the
General Scott from Vera Cruz the City Mexico exhibit
evening and the afternoons Of Wednesday
tuay Stoppani Hall Of Broadway Walker street.
Synopsis Of tho geographical and picturesque
territory intimately connected with the HISTORY
Of country anoing Of the American Army Cruz
Bombsrdment of the City and Castle de Uoa
by General scott-FoIma Surrender of The CITY Cruz
and the Castle of San Juan de Ulloa General
Envrops of the Cityview of the Sentative Fishing
Nacona del ReyResr Guard the Army
Battle Of Sierra Of Santa Anna and Capture of
his view Of the City Of ia
and gorgeous Scenery Remains Of Volcanic Eponsvage
Of Les Vegos Hacienda Mexican Farm HouseAmean
the marehTown md Fernes of fire of peros and
Mountain Of Ozabs Volcanic Mountain Of PxaraThe Mirage
most graphical dencatiOn q nis extraordinary Illusion
Gallant Charge OF the American DgoonsLn Pueba de los
geThe Pass Of Rio FoTroop, ascending the Ridge of Land
which the Plains Of Pueba and Mexeovsge Of
ma and Town Of CT Of
View Of the Cit Of MexooMOjOr General
and his brave associates the Great Square the City Mexico
Price Of admsohSinge tickets 80 children half price.
Tickets for gentleH spnd two ladies' ST. Family Ticket
admitting five 81 70 Doors will be
The picture will commence moving at before Re-
seyed seat can be secured At the Office from till H. and
till o'clock.
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CO n n ERClAL AFPAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

SntufSfay, Oct. NS-S p. M,
There considerable activity in the stock market
to. day, and general Improvement In prices At the
first board, United States 6s, 1868, advanced a per
cent Treasury Notes, Al Erie Railroad bonds, y; Nor
his Canal, 81 Canton, q; Norwich and Worcester, =;
Harlem, y; Long Island, ~ Reading Railroad, 4.
At the second board, there change from prices
current in the morning, with sales to extent of
Canten Co.
The PRECEDENT and Directors OF the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad have declared dividend of three aud
half per cent payable in the stock of the Company
The Board has also declared half yearly dividend Of
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Political Intelligence.
VERMONT.

The House. to- day, passed the Senate hill providing
for the election Of Presidential electors and
Of Congress, on Tuesday, the It'll of November next
Constables required to put the notice for cleo
toral election required by the revised Statutes
only six days before the elect on Members Of Con-
gress are to be elected by plurality only. The bill
will undoubtedly become a law and will be published
soon approved Waitons (Montpeiier) Journal,
0ct Is.
OHIO.
1t 10 said by the Tsylcrtes that Weller received the
free soil vote. Let take few Of the counties that
we have received officially and show how false their
1fo ante
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TABERNACLE-T GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY

Twenty four in number grateful to their friends the
public Of New York and particularly to tho for the support
with which, during their in the city, they have no
sire they will remain another week. during which they will
duoe Of their CHI ices selections On Tuesday
3t instant at the Tabernacle they will perform the follow
ing protra Part I->tyrisn Heimweh-March Gung
Grand Overture to the Magic Flute Mozart Phomean
Strauss Cavana from Robert lie Dabe Meyerbeer Tho
ing OF Constantine Lanner Part Various Jube Overture
Cornth Ros.ini my Fatherland, Walta Lanner Grand
PopouIr the Republican. C. Lenschow Leader Of the
psny CLenschow Agent the Company H. Reich Admission
SO cent? Tickets be had at the Music Stores and
the evening Of tho Concert Doors open
%ence q. precisely The above Company beg respectfully
stun entail Concert at the Female Academy Friday Evening
Sd November
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %, 1913.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. D. lS4S
Temperance Celebrat,om-Death by Dropn,np--
The Fine Arts-Ihe Chester County Bank RodL
berg 1riais-1he Franklin Institute, &c.
The boys, associated together as Cadets of Tenn
perance, made gallant show yesterday with their
music, banne rs regala, and other insignia of their
principles. They marched seven miles at least
and being deprived OF their dinners, became rather
impatient and unruly by the time the procession
reached the Musical Fund Hall, where the order
of exercises, embracing two oratIons were to be
gone through with The singing by the Cadets.
and an ode from the Sisters of Temperance, were
performed with credit, and the first address by DR..
Fickardt was listened to with pleasure by the boys.
and hailed with great applause, which was, how
ever, exceedingly bOsterOus. DR.. Bryan had not
proceeded far with his Grafton his young audi
ence gave symptoms of their desire to "get out" 50
that the orator could with difficulty, make himself
heard, and at last he was forced to omit the con-
cluslon, and the indictments were dismissed.
John McMullin, hand employed on the tow
boat Rappahannock, was drowned IN the Schuyl-
family, who reside at Wilmington, Del
A beautiful group OF statuary, by Steinhauser,
the meeting of Hero and Leander, has lately been
placed in the Academy of Fine Arts and the dlrec-
tors of that institution making effort to raise
the amount required to purchase il by subscription.
The lovers are OF full size, graceful IN all their
propoi tons, the faces classical, and the eutIre
group SO perfectly beautiful that our artists
raptuTes
re-argument for new trial In the case Of
Pence, Pratt 81 MCGOWAN, convicted of conspi-
racy to put the stolen Chester County Bank notes
into circulation, is to take place before full
bench of Judges on Monday. The Indictment
which they were convicted is said to have been
improperly framed, and the question is.
whether II can be sustained in Its present shape,
making it Il common law offence, or whether they
shOuId hay uDder he ar Iaxv
The Frankl lin Institute made their award OF pre-
miuIDs last evening, and the closing address will
be made this evening by Joseph X. Ingersoll. Esq.
The inventors here who have been in attendance
at the fair IN your city, are loud in their COM
plants OF the unfairness which they say was ex-
hlblted in the award of premiums there, and they
have actually projected rival exhibition close to
Castle Garden next year, at which they say, that
ample Justice shall be done to the claims of the
new Inventions presented tor the public notice.
Our Institute also comes in for some share OF
blame, in overlooking entirely some articles fairly
entitled to honorary mention at least.
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By auction, 219 bbds Kentucky, Virginia aud North
Carolina. ga Besides the above, notice sales Of
90 bbls Mexican, at IL 12c. Business was lively
with good demand for almost all kinds and grades
The market VAS steady with an upward tendency in
prices.
WHALBBoNH.-5,00 900 lbs South Sea have been sold
for export. at &c cash.
WooL.-Tbe operations in fleece this week have
reached about so 900 lbs, at quotations. there we're
Gales Of 100 bales Buenos Ayres private
The stock Of fleece is estimated at 100000 lbs The
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DEWARE OF COLDS-A LARGE PROPORTION OF CON
ID sumpve excited aggravated by colds and the
this UNHAPPY and frequent complaint Is too often
looked Sci Pumonic syrup succeeds In curing
every cold AVID hundreds Of cases oil consumption might
prevented ~ the this medicine Its Ingredients
t vegetable and being Indian remedy therefore differ
,upe all Others Very Of consumption
liver pn dysy been cured which basd
other the inates 81 which can be tho
ce and rcen given 90 persons OF unmpachabe veracity
tho benefits Of this medicine Prepared
j. u sCnfNCK, No % south sixth street., Phil adep hia
Wbossae agents New lork-Bush Clickener 81 Barclay
street; p-Reddng o6 State street. B,tmcre-S T.
Blu dipg New Oriesns-y Wright Co. 6I Chartres
street Price 81 PER bottle six bottles for S.
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Total ..............d do. 599J2 1885 79o 2,

There was, at the date of the last return nearly
weeks navigation left in OCTOBER and navigation in
these ATTITUDES usually continues through the month
of November there at least five weeks left of navi
CATION for the season, which, at the rate of $4,000
tons FER week. will increase the aggregate 100000 TONS
making the total more than two and quarter millions
of tons, transported by these three companies The
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company will bring to
tide water this season. between four and FIVE hundred
thousand TONS and the total from all sources will not
vary this year much from three millions Of tons
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The Pacific Mail Contract.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun

WARRINGTON, OCT. 70, IB43.
The Postmaster General has concluded arrange
ment with VIM. II Aspinwall, Esq, president of the
Pacific Steamship Company for the sportation of
mails monthly across the lstbmus, between Chagreg
and Panama. This completes the mail cation
fr, New York to Astoria and is to go into operation
on the LIST of December next