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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24

INTELLIGENCE FROM TIE RIVER OF PLATE.-We
have received the British Packet, published at
Buenos Ayres, OF the 22d July, but it contains
nothing OF importance beyond what we have
heretofore received.
The port, being open to commercial opera
TONS was filed with vessels OF all nations, the
reatest proportion bearing the flags Of Prussia,
Denmark, and the United States. A list of TIE
Uuted States vessels in por, and loading will be
..a under the appropriate head.
fOu. I,.k.x are
Accounts from Montevideo, by the
moi later than we had previously received
The Packet of the ed OF July giv~r the follow
ing account of an attempt at revolution, which
took place at Monte-ideo on the nigh; ri the l6sa
Of July,-.
gThs Riyerista clique sgan sssayed its strengs.
nth the Pacbeauistas, but was once more foed Inc
Las Of the revolt Henriquc Martinez Reooho
Nora and Dupuy, "a Frenchmanl; but was hrs'
haadsd nv a negro subaltern, who made himself con-
spicuous in the ssnguDary tunuts OF Arr,., le'G
6nly one battalion appears impi nted In the anan
70 the Plaza and stationed iSeh close to the
notice whose inmates were prohibted egress' lne
chief however man aged to make his escapes anu con-
osrted msasures with the military authority vn,cn
proved .neetuai In putting down the Insuirsosa
The only resistance was made BY the negro % ~
and he was killed The other conspirators neu, out
several Of them subsequently t&ken M wers W
| be tried by court martial.
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SuurttnR lntelIiQenc~

TnE FALL RAcrs.-Tt fine stables VI Gsss-s. Hare
Green and Tally, Of VII gina, re on thf 'a' 10 'nie
city, comprising some Of the finest ns5s thai eva
bounded round race course. The races commence
on the Sd Of October aud continue three days Several
very fne four mile included In the Southern
stables and it is understood that another brilliant
effort will made to again carry Of the lsursls from
the North, and money to large amount has already
hem offered in anticipation Of that event. Fashion
xbo Is sa.in in the field is in first rate condition
and II her speed prove equal to her appearance her
friends Inv. little TO fear At all events the run viii
be a capital one. On the two and three mile days
there wi. be ne fields, and spirited running Is anti
eipatsd throughout the meeting.
UNION CounM.--TRorTTe.-1 needs but glance
ct the advsrsement Of the variety Of the sports 70
come on on Monday next for one fond Of trotnng' TO
make up his mind TO be there in good reason. VIII
h. great dsy'r sport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24

had rursd for her. h- world have nothing moro to
do with her She tLsn dssir be sent to some other
pscs but before be would do Thing further he de-
two dolsrh which being paid he gave her
another card IN anotbs section OF the city which
upon inquiry terminated the first There have been
frequent complaints against this species OF obtaining
money by fase pret+ and 1t is to be hoped that
stop will DO speedily put to It Persons who are OBJ
Red to labor in such capacities not able to pay
such charge for nothing and M who would be guilty
Of defraudpg them should be held to strict account
and made to pay the enaty for such an Of
fence
FIRE.-A fire broke out on Friday ev"uing, in tho
house No As Laurens street. which put out with
tiihiDg damage.
Run OvER.-Mrs. McColgsn, residing in Greenwich
street run over by horse and wagon in Chatham
street, Friday night, by which she was severely
hurt. She was conveyed to her residence.
ANusANcE.- Watering the streets, when they are
very dusty Is very fine. and most sons very glad
to feel the fresh air, which IL, days generally
hangs over them. But, in the Bowery Is man who
to take particular pains to sprinkle the water
far possible whenever stage or car with passen-
gers il passing. During the whole summer he has
daily made 1t his business to spoil the clothing Of some
lady who may be riding In that street. He has been
frequently warned Of the improperly Of such conduct
and If he persist. long it Is he will find him
self in STARRY" region not at all comfortable to his
feelings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24

BUFFALO, September 23.-Recepts within the last n
hours. -four 5000 barrels wheat 14200 bushels corn
1000 DO The market continues steady with sales Of
1000 barrels Western brands at $4,75 Wheat is dull
with downward to ndency in prices-for good samples
Ohio 81 Ia asked The market for corn is firm, and
SOC freely offered In other articles there is but little
doing, and no change Of moment
ALBANY, September % Receipts by canal within
the past "a hours, -four, l74U0 barrels corn, 10000
bushels; wheat, 1000 do. Flour opened dull and
ket unsettled-no sale transpired. Wheat-moderate
fales Of Genesee made ut 81 90 Bsrley-salee of
200 bushels at rs a RIO and 1850 Corn firm, with
q fair amount of sales
PIrTsBURG, Sept 2-The -four market is steady, but
not active Sales Of Western at 81 56l4 to 81 IS per
barrel Prime red wheat sells at 81 to 50 cents Sales
of prime yellow at 81 cents Oats % cents. Rye
sells at 40 cents Barley 40 cents per bushel Sales of
whiskey at FL cents gallon The weather here is
very pleasant Depth of water in the channel az feet
CINcINNATI, Sept. 22.-The market generally is very
quiet for flour and grain. Corn % cents; N. o. mo-
lasses 90 to 20 cents per gallon by rets New Orleans
fair sugar AZ ts SIC In provisions, nothing doing
worth notice. The weather continues dry, and there
is no change in the stage Of water at the falls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24

Roger snd Beett ~ perform operas At several places
commencing the 4th of september under the direc
ton Of Palfe. Miss Birch ana her sister with ockey
and Phillips have been giving concerts In Scnth
Wales and MIR. John Parry, Misa WhithAll and Mr.
Ryslls of LverpooD will give performsDces at most OF
the principal places in North Wales, including Holy
we'll, Carnarvon. Bangor, Beaumsris. Conway, Rhyl,
DenbiRh, Mold, Ruthven Llangollen. Oswestry,
and Wrexbsm, when English bufo singer
viii INTRODUCES new song, written by Mr.; j.
w. Roe. called Our Native Laud, in three short
volumes from Julius Cesar to Queen Anne" Jenny
Lind already announced to perform at the Theatre
Royal. Manchester on the 9th aud llth Of September
the festival at Norwich will commence on the 18th
The festival at Worcester will take place the pre-
cedipg week, commencing on the 5th September In
1773, Mis- Liney, (the Maid Of Bath) married to
Mr. Sheridan and great fears were entertained that
she would not sing the Worcester festival that year.
but Mr. Sheridan not only gave his consent, but he
presented one hundred guineas, which was to have
charity On that occasion, SO great was the euxiety
Of the public that Mrs Sheridan arrival officially
announced At the close Of the meeting she took
leave OF admirng public In the full lustre Of I'M
rivaed talents leaving the minds OF her epraptured
audience impressed with a remem brance-Dot soon to
be eradcated-of her sweet and powerful tones, and
charmed with her generosity aud benevoence. She
died at Bristol in 1892. She the daughter OF Mr..
Thomas Liney. the composer who arranged the music
in THE Duenna" " The Beggar's Opera" &C. He
was also the composer of q charming madriga " Let
dramatic pieces. He died. in 1895, and was buried In
Wells Cathedral in the vault his two talented
daughters, Mrs Sheridan and Mrs. Tickell. monu-
ment to their memories erected by William, the
youngest SON Of MIR. Linley, accomplished amateur,
who died in 1885.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24
TELEGRAPMN lyTELLTCENCE,
Henry Clay and the Presidency.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.

CINCINNATI, Sept. %, 1913. y
In the Cincinnati Chronicle, we have another
letter from Henry Clay, in reference to the Presl
dency.
Certain members of the wing party of Cincin-
natl, 1t seems, had addressed Mr.. Clay, inviting
him to assume an independent position" with
regard to the present canvass for the Presidency,
ard assuring him of the earnest support OF nume-
rous friends.
In answer to this Mr. Clay says, In subslance:--
"My name, gentlemen, was submitted by my
consent to the consideration of the National Wing
Convention, which met in Philadelphia, but which
did not think proper to place me in nomination as
a candidate for the Presidency.
~ have quietly submitted to the decision OF
that body, and cannot consent to any further con-
sideration of my name in connexion with the Of
flee of President of the United States; and ac-
cordingly have refralned from giving, and must
continue to decline giving, the slightest encou-
ragement or cOuntenance 10 any such use of it.''
(Slgned) H. CLAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24
Another Steam boat Explosion.

BUFFALO, Sept. %, 1S4S.
The propeller Goliah, bound down, with car
60 OF copper, from Sault de ST. Marie, burst her
boilers on Tuesday night last. All on board are
supposed to have been lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24

A new steamboat, tho jacques Cartier which u In
tended 20 run regularly between Montreal ana Sorel
was eonpsersteS BY His Lordshp The r. G. Bishop Of
this city. on Saturday last. An inmsnse crowd was
present ~ the ceremony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24

MEXICAN AFrArRs.-Senor Riva Palacio, IS SAID
TO have resigned his office Of minister OF finance
He seems to have been able man, and hts retre-
ment In much regretted. Senior Luis de 10 Rosa mas
been nominated In his place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24

So that the number in the present year more than
quadrupled, as compared with 1910, VIZ however,
it must be remarked, the postage was ~. -ad 7ced
to fourpsnce, and nearly doubled as sonpIrea witn
l841 when the penny rate had been In operation for
man months. The table before also furn hes the
estimated average for four weeks in lS39prioi 90 any
redu ction and under the old system-which with the
present year, presents the following comparisr -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24
Actual ClrcuIatiop OF the Herald

sept 2s Saturday Daily ............. 2l,l6s copies
Weekly. l0.OSO
fAe publication Of the Morning Edition Of the Herald com
sneed Yesterday At Is minutes before O'Clock and finished
past o'clock INST Afternoon Edition com
enced minutes before O'clock ant finished ct 30 minute
past o'clock the second at o'clock. and aashsd Ut 10
minutes mast o'elook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24
The Steam ships.

Al the hour of our going to press this morning,
we had not received any udings of the steamship
Acadia, now in her fifteenth day, and fully due at
Boston, nor CT the United States, which vessel, if
she sailed on her appointed day. ought to have ar
rived some days since.
In regard to the United States, we learn from an
intelligent sea captain, who was in our office yes
terday, that she may have been detained by neap
tides, which reduce the water in the harbor OF
Havre so low as to render it impossible for vessels
of large size to get to sea. The gentleman we al
lude to, says he has himself been detained in
Havre fully week beyond the appointed time Of
sailing on this account. We hope that this is the
cause of the detention of this noble vessel, and
trust that no mshap has befallen her.
The Acadia will, no doubt, arrive to-day. We
shall publish her news IN a few minutes after her
arrival.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24

rnanes At 1 500 francs. iSorr.-. 7ad 70 nave
US not satisfied With the likeness and refns - The
n a, All after N any alterations had been made n
sonrt gave Judgment against tho fair defendant W-
SSo francs damages, together with the costs urs
u,uvrkou-A letter from this city states ,, ino
~ our operatic circles has Just been enliven'
"a by grand musical Jets In eeleprs"aon nj wy
duks Johns election as Imperial Vicar Inc perIofm
ance consisted Of eber's Ju5ile Juoei, oversarsl
aue in verse delivered by the manager written
by M Praexe for the occasion full OF atriotio sent
me nts This was succeeded by the hrst Two acts OF
Puyifon and the last Of Stradelia The vocalsts
| were M Kormes and M Dit Mesdames Bnbing, MI
cbaet and Triesch At the theatre Thalia, Carl La
| roche from Vienna, has been drawing full houses
Henry Russell was giving concerts In rortsmouth,
| Tbalberg afforded very high treat shor time
since in London, to select number Of amateurs and
rro sors OF music who bad been invited to hear him
try new piano forte invented by Mr. 3cherr OF rnnH a.
enc of the rooms Of the norams in Regent street.
for the purpose. TbalbeIs did not play any reg nar
composition, but he performed extemporansousl Oh
kinds Of passages to test the power and briancy OK
the insru which very great especially In the
spaklipg tor % Of the upper notes The piano iortes
an extra siru tcnare one, highly finished ana s we
understand on It's transit from America to northern
| notentnte To hear Thaberg to the greatest advan-
tsee js to hear him. did on this occasion, quite
freefrom restraint and uDfetsred making the instru-
ment mere plsytbing, as II were and executing now
the most astounding and difficult passages, and amen
most tone hinq nt., repete with sentiment ex.
presrop and taste The full power Of the nstrument
| was produced without any banging or humping ana
is mott delicate tones were by his mastery touch,
rendered quite charming. .,
musical entertainments In the provinces durng the
autumn, says the London Sunday Times Tor, mae
ndently OF the festivals at Worcester and Norwcn
The following parties will MAKE extensive tonrs -
boni Corbari and Sayi, with w Osborne the eminen'
PIANIST will commence ut Brighton on the 18th inst
tirir Vera. Mario, Ciabatta. and TagIahco VIII com
menee ssics of operas at Dublin, on the 29tb under
the direction Of IA. Benedict. Jenny Lind; win NM
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26
Special Caution.

M HEREAS a spurious imitation of Dr.
w WistGr's BGlsan, Of Wild Cherry,'' has
been sent into the western country by some coun-
terfeiter in tho east. This notice is intended to
particularly canton the public in purchasing.
except the signatures of Henry Wistar, NJ d and
Sanford and Park, appear OH the outside wrap
per. Without both these names. do not touch il,
Druggists and Dealers who would discoInIen ance
this system of wholesale swindling now being
carried on by couaterfeiting and exposing for
sale (by runners over The country every valua-
BILE medicine, so soon as il acquires reputation
with the community, ore earnestly requested TO
give immediate intelligence 10 the undersigned
whenever and by whom the spurious preparation
above referred TO may be offered fol- sale.
ii BLAKSLEY 81 Co,
Only Agents in St Louis, and General agents for
the western states.
SAWYER and Co :, and Brnke hoff & Penton are
not our gents for the sale of ''wIsTAR's BALsAM'
i" Chicago, nor have they ever been agents
Consequently, we cannot guarantee the genu-
iress of that offered by them for sale. Our only
authorised agents in Chicago, are Messrs L NJ
BoYCE and J II REED & Co. Also Mess.s
MATTFsnV g. RRADaFR. Toilet
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"RATHER DOUBTlNGLY, BUT THO 4
] WOULD TRY TIP


WIoxLIFFE, Cook Co , ILL.,, Feb. 10 ISlS.
Mr.. SLoAx-Sir: l have a fine young horse
which was taken with the scratches last fall
paid cut about three dollars for medicine To cure
him, but n grew worse 1 then bought box of
your OintmJnt at your office when in Chicago
last, (rather doubtngly but 1 thought | would
try it.) judge of my surprise aud my opinion Of
its beneficial qualities, when found my hlrse's
legs smooth anf we'll i'll four days from The time
l commenced applying it.
Your obedent T. F COLBY.
If you would like, would take some Of your
Ointment aud Powders to sell OH commiSsion-l
think it could DE sold here. If yru please, you
could send me a lot by the bearer. Mr. Kia,h.
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Reject before You act.

All we ask ofour democratic friends at
this time. who are contemplating joining
any new organization which has for its
object permanent overthrow Of the dem
Ocralic party, is reflection. tits six weeks
to election and ample time is given to look
about and see whether all is right or
not.
1t appears to us that there is too much
effort made to infame the public mind
People should keep cool and when the
day Of election comes, they can vote for
Cass or Taylor or throw away their vote
on some third candidate or stay away from
the polls entirely. For ourselves, we
we have choice between Cass and Tay.
lor--one of whom must be the next Presi.
dent. Our vote may determine the choice;
and we cannot consent to throw it away.
Chic. Democrat.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26
FALE-GOODS,

SyHE sabscribsf having jds, tetufned fron
L Sew York, is now opening an aesor,men,
of ,oerchanG:se at his old stari, sshiei he hopes
viii suIt all tastes among the new articles are
Dress = Silks, (Bik. & 'cy) cass, Thibs,, Plaid
~ MLong Shawls fromSJ 90 to 3 90, Oregon Plaids
s,Ul ofesses) at hGy he jOrnse. ,"rsee, Satin
ba 'ea, AiPacas Six checked Lamaftine, Ging-
"o as, lotion q Silk warp Alpacas, Fine Cal;
Tho 80 % the public for their appre citation oil
me cash principle duriRs The past wear. the sub
scriber till sticks TO the Irotto"PSv As Won
70: If any thing a little closer than ever
Lacies and Gentlemen please walk UP and ex-
anime the Fall Stiles. - -
VIZ WOOD.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26
DR.. Rogers Syrup Of
LIVER WORT AND TAR.
TIE GREAT REMEDY 4!
TIE GREAT REMEDY
Miraculous! WonGerfulH ETtraordinary!u
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!

miraculous! WonGerful!! ETtraordinGryn!
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
And we iefy the whole world to produce sucn
strong and undoubted test mony from men of such
high standing as we have i'll favor of DR. Rogers
LiverwOrt and Tar. 1t not only cures Consump-
ton, but breaks up the most distressing cough in
a few hours time.
Another Remarkable cure of ConsuH,ption.-
Mr.. Gabriel Whitehead, of this city. was reduced
50 low that all friends, and even his physician,
had given him up to die -..-
NJ A l.. Scove!e:-As owe my life to the
use of Dr Rogers Lverwort and Tar, feel it
a duty, and shall without fear or delicacy give
my testimony as evidence that others who may
be afflicted with consumption or diseased Lungs
may know that this medicine is no humbug, but
is worth ten thousand physicians prescriptions
for the di sease for which il is recommended.
Last summer l was taken with most distress
ing cough, and about the frsr of July my Lungs
were so diseased that bled, in short tins, sew
eral quarts of blood, which reduced me so low
that all my friends and even my physicians,
thought must soon die with Consumption. My
brother, however, soon heard of some OF The won
derful cures made by this medicine, and procur-
ed a bottle, and before l had taken one half a
bottle it seemed go to the very seat OF the dis
ease, and raised large quantity OF matter and
phlesm and my cough was stopped as with a
Charm i nave SlnCG uSeu SOlu6 I"o VI tpAOC
bottles and am now able to attend to my BUSH
ness as well as ever,
feel very thankful to the inventor of this med
icine, for If it had not been for all powerful
medioine to have raised the matter and phlagm
and healed my Lungs, l should without doub.
now have been In my grave. #Et1
| ifany one will call on me, Catherine street
half a square below Linn, | win give them th'
particulars and refer them to numerous friend
! who visited me during my sickness. +.
GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
| Cincinnati, JAM 10Th l647
| Sworn to and subscribed this Goth day OF No
vernbel, IS47 FL E SPENCER, Mayor Of the cit
Of Cincinnati.
Caution-Fhis remedy is put up with I'm
white steel engraved wrappers, which reads o.
! the bottom of the bottle ''entered according {
act of Congress &c., by A L Scovil in th
southern district of Ohio. Purchasers please OBJ
serve the name of GA l. ScovIL" without whic
it is spurlaIts. II. BLAhSLEY q Q.
South west co:ref third and Chestnut SITS St Lou
is, general Agents fos the west
Sold also by GEO W6cDRUFF, Joliet; whole
sale and retPil by L M RoYcE and } II REED
II CO.. Chicago.
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W f. TGEas, OLocxa.

H1 }. KINNE & Co., have just received
Il neat AMI fashionable assortment nf fs,Ss1-
rvs at their store in West Joliet, two doors north
81 9i NJ n Demmond,s store, viz Gold and Silver
a'cneS; BIAS nanles Gold Chains, Bracelets, Cen
Pens, Geld and Silver Cases, Silver. PIa.ed ana
German Silver Spdons, Silver Sreel and German
ser Spectacles, iiemining & Sons N.edles
scissors, Psnkhives, Tooth and Hair Brusbe =
aszors. RazG' Stops, Fancy work Boxes @e
N R-Watches, Clocks and Jeweiry careful.
Iy repaired and warraAssed. ss.a
Joliet, May 90, l64S 5ltf
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men were killed, and six wounded. A
mong the wounded, are Capt. Salmon,
and "Old Bin Williams" the mountain.
eer, whose aim was badly shattered
The latter, notwithstanding his wound.
fought through the whole engagement
II is hoped that this fight will have good
effect on the Indians, and deter them from
their marauding excursions, We havs
good reason to believe that many OF their
party were severely wounded.
Gen. Price was to evacuate chihuahua
on the goth ult.-a part of his troops are
already on the march to this place. He
will, no doubt, go into garrison here, land
PTepare 10 depart for the States as soon
as the regular troops arrive. G
A public meeting has been called here
for the purpose of disputing the Texas
claim TO this territory. E .rsr.
1t would amuse and instruct you 10 see
the regular growth ofpolitics in this new
State, aud how certain men are endeavor-
ing TO lead of in the race of popularity.
Lieut.. Allen, of your place, arrived
here safe with his recruits, few days
SINCE" UgI8aE aErl
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26
GUN SMITHING.

VH.0s M nc1llltII, Would respectfully
inform the citizens of Joliet and vicinitv. tina,
he has located on Chicago ST., where he is nov
prepared to manufacture double and single barrel
Riff 8, which he will warran, not to be surpassed
in shooting by any Rife now manufactured in
the United States. :"
All kinds OF repairing done up OIL the shortest
notice. Door Locks, Trunk Locks and Door KEYS
made and repaired in the best manner. All
kinds of work warfented.
Joliet. Aup 18Th ISAS