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MtkCeIlnneOuA.

Major Thomas Noel, Of the 9Th Regiment. L. S In
fantry. died near Baltimore, this week. in the 48th
year Of bis alter long and suaerings, the
effect Of wound received by him vhey in active
vice in the late Flrida Phiiad. North 3mrican,
1871 instant a
The Fitcbburg WocIen Min Company have Gus.
pended operations In their for the pre-
sent The mill has bee in operation thirty years,
tbjs " he first time the propri.tors have found II
espedent 10 suspend businessB Boston Traveller 18Th
instant
sorrc fishermen at ST. George, Me-. have, within .
month n, taken two fpe whales. which, In all pro-
liability will furnish hfty barrels Of good whale OIL
1h.y ver engaged Elk hours 10 taking them, and
they the largest II feet the other " feet
n,h,s- arpe hsh for sboal water One or two whales
have len taken atAonhegan ifisrd isteiy.-Porf-
land rmTirs
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INTELLIGEACE BIZ TUE NAILS.

WASHINGTON, Aug Is, lS43.
Nesc York Electoral Vote-Gcn. y. Riley General
Shields, &c.
The bump of hope on the head of the venerable
editor OF the En,om is so large that he cannot
easily get bis hat on. He says thet the democracy
can elect Cass without the vote of New York I;
but. Notwithstanding, they can carry the State
against Taylor and Van Buren,, if they will only
try. Without expressing preference for either
OF the candidates, we cannot incline to Mr. Rt-
ch.e's opinion, because he is pretty much like
child, pleased with the rattle of few cap-clap re.
solutions, gasconades, or editorials from the
hupkers. Probably some of the sycophants who
helped to kill Silas Wright have been here spreading
themselves out and Boosting what they could do un-
til they have made impression that New Yord can
be had merely by determined effort We refer to
the present condition of the official EDITORS mind he
is eectpg Gen. Cass in advance but he is not yet
tain whether, in that event. he will be tho official
organ. Somebody, who wanted to buy out q certain
printing Office, will be the man. there be reliance
upon promises and rumors .r.s l.-.f1
The President has treated General Bennett Riley
rather shabbily Riley every body knows the name
He is an old veteran and las been service thirty
six years He was breveted brigader &c neral, only
for his gallant conduct in Mexico Not being trick.
ster, and having ngaged resident puer to inter-
cede for him " at court" he oversaughed. 1t is
said went into those battles his interiors. and
fore Congress adjourned upwards of forty Senator's
On hearing how badly the general had been dealt
with imme diatey recommended to his Excellency the
appointment of Riley as major general by brevet
They drew up and signed their names to the paper
without distinction Of party but We havo not been
able to hear that Mr. Polk degned to comply with the
wishes generously expressed He cannot think that
Riley is not good soldier and honest man. unless
he has lately taken in an additional supply of selfish
The mere fact that Brevet Brig, Gen. Riley has
been ordered to the command Of California is proof
the point Of his capacity
We have noticed that some of the newspapers
asserting confidently that Gen Shields will not accept
of the appointment Governor of Oregon. This is
speculation, and in the absence Of facts. 1t is
true that the general wants to come to the U. s.
Senate from Illinois, if he can but having two
petiors in the persons Of Senator Breese and Repre-
sentative McClernand, and having chance to fight
Indians in Oregon he will not hesitate to accept he
eubernatoIial ONCE, unless indeed he is going upon
Inc buffalo hunt, tas the inteligeneer sti to
insist wishes to return to Ireland to join in the
instruction. We know this, that before the breaking
out of the with Mexico, Gen. Shields anxious
to be the Governor of Oregon. 1t must be remem-
bered though that at that time he was not extern
sive fighter, though the Irish pluck was in him.
FELIX.
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Coroner Smith, Of Boston was called Wednesday
If NJ. D. boId inquest tho BODY Of Mrs Julia
wife II illiam r Aboerson manufactures Of artists
court nd pants. who died under circumstance
ny picons that che had bsen poisoned After
partial alton. the inquest adjourned to
fppre day for the purpo-e ~ hearing the result Of
clt spsy zst,op Of the contents Of the stomach
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From the WEST BATTLE WITH Tue lNDiaSs.-
ln he 81. LOUIS Cas0n IL an official report from
Captain GfifiD dated Fort Mann, yuly IL, of
gSPemcpt on the 9Th between detach mo mt sf 100
Cheers and men, with one piece Of cannon and body
of some Goo IsmaDchc Indians on the Cmaronc river.
The ID0iaps were put 10 flight in about three hours,
with presumed loss Of at least thirty, one be-
Iev'd TO be q principal chief The whites had none
Killed twowouDded. This we tupposc TO be the same
action more briefly noticed 10 some Of our late ex-
trscts from the ~ Lopis Repnbiican.
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AARIYIME LLIGENOE
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port viii confer
ports intended for the Ne,O York Herald ready for i'm
mediate delivery to steamer, tho News Boy.
She win board inward bound vessels in the vicinity Of
reign domestic will confer additional favor by
forwarding to the Herald, through the mail other
wise, ship papers that may be deemed Of rter
est to the community. We will gladly rocprocats the
favor
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posed. This is the Arst time In this time
honored hall I viii give you some facts relative to
state will no for Cass ana Butler lust As certsuy As
any State in the Union. wasA member Of the BAL
timore Convention, and not Csss member but
pressed the nomination. becsuse we believed he could
carry the state There was difficulty then raised by
two factions Of the democracy OF New York a nd we
desired them settle the matter betweeu them selves
and the result Of that difficulty the Buffalo Con-
yention, and the nominate Of Martin Van Buren,
man who has proved himself traitor to the party
pr ncipe at all He says he will any laws
which Congress may pass; and know they are ia
yorabie to bank, aud other principles which in
opposition 10 the constitution. And who IL General
Cas-! He here gave q general biographical sketch
Of that gentleman from the time he left Wimin gton
Delaware, to the present time You wish to know
what the Western States are going to do Tho states
OF Ohio, Indiana illinois. Missouri, Iowa Wisconsin,
Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana, Georgia, Virginia.
and Pennsylvania will certainly go for General Cass
We shall go right straight through; and there is no
doubt about anything but the State of New York !;
and II you give Us majority, we shall give You more
credit than We supposed you merit have told you
about our prospect west and that is the purpose for
which arose. and you may be certain of success
for democracy will prosper Three cheers were then
given for the speaker. and about one-half of the
meagre audienc adjourned)
WAsHINoroNCLARK,Es Esq ,nextaddressed the meeting
In which he considered IL to the
ground which had been so ably discussed. He said
the principal thing with which shalt occupy your at
tention for few minutes will be relative to the Will
mot provso. is Impossible to pass Law to prevent
slavery in the territories for il chooses take
his slaves into those territories and that slave is willing
to remain with his master all the laws that could be
passed would not affect the at ALL General Cass
that Congress has right TO pass law to prohi
bit slavery in the territories for they when they be-
States have alone the right. and that law Ia posi-
tive and without that positive law it Is Of for
Congress to egislate upon the subject He says, II
elected he will veto bill to prohibit slavery in the
territories and will do that because he does not
knowled the right .t.r'A
MICHAEL WALSH Esq, was called for and rose when
the house resounded with applause. He made brief
address, during which he treated of the general cond
ton Of the party-the Buffalo convention aud the
merits Of General Taylor. He descanted fully upon
the ments of those in the city who hold Offices
under the general and doubted the SINCE
rity of Mr.. Polk TO the cause of Gen Cass.
The meeting then gave nine cheers for Cas- and But
Ter, and adjourned. iN.lf
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Fn>enxsns ARRIVES,

=, IdVIhrooi ~ 20 nannl tambria-F,r NJ. ", =,
Gs .. T ~ NJ arour M r, 0FsMr Wm
Petite n,r ohm Pete ogic; Mr. Logic; Mr., Ic MSS y.
Mas Bolton Bottom Mr. Miss N,i.cn M co Mrs
snss h Mrs seSll Mr. mrs Exhibition bolton ssv snisS
Mr cssisld Mr. Csne CIV Mear Mr. B' si5,a Mt
Brcel mr. John west Mr. Wn Hal. Nj Il stsnlcy ~
John Poe do Mr. kacfsrni Mr. vyon Mr. Pedro Funnnss
Mr. Francis Watson, Mr. Tos Cyk Mr. fc.kins M r. r,sn
Rocker M J,hp trssbcy N, ,Nr Mr. James Tvv. M
Mr Chaf Ais, mr. MI,r NJ IWS Mitchell Mr. WIN aoa. 1T
Mu~rc MIR III, Thorte MFi.lFis Mr. M u,
Vim Koes, Jas Buper Richd kr.% and fem ale rrx.ss W
From Baitfax-Mr Isoh k"' ~" nj
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Levy. Levy and ssr,srt o., ves-Mr I Lave ~
IS0don, u oriis. Bath Dr Cor nia; John .n
RApt, Mise hhina m Euery, NJ Nervrd; RAJ. no-
hacksn Mr. sud Mister Mnckca livcrnoi ~ ~,
kr Eihirei I'm, Miss Efhineh M hAinle, Elth,an,
Cc.I,rs Dcbin; Hau, ing. Mr. Nnoersbd Mr. MA ~.
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CoWP0y 80 ChNvL-NTAfTEa
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the best and most yiTtupus altcraiires oi the
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ing quietly, but rfIoetually, the most signal
cures.
At the 5th exhibition Of the Massach use It's
Charitable Mechanics association, held IN Bns-
ton Sept. lcI7, the following report OF the
Judges on Chemicals was given resPeo .iug this
medicine
"The Compound Syrup Of sarsaparilla, a.
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fully examined. II comes sustained by the
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the country. And from a knowledge OF it's
component parts, the committee cannot but
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u deserving Of diploma. Signed By
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ofChemistry in Harvard Colleg-.
MARTIN GAY, NJ. ID. Chemist, Boston
J. V. G. SMITH, NJ. ID. Editor of tie
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal"
and others. Further testimonials to almost n N
Unlimited extent, to the virtues Of this med
enc, can be given; but the prcpriciors deem
them not necessary To be presented. They pre-
fer the preparation should be tested and iudg.
ed ~ rs own merits, and with confidence thus
place it before the public
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ciles, Paints and Dyestuffs, Nc. 3 and soutl.
side Faneuil Hall Joux BAcoE, sole agent
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- very IaIld VA is operation, and may be taken
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Cure TOR life Guaranteed. The Electuary con-
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

FENWE Great English Remedy for colds,
n raunhs, asthma aud consumption. The
u,art celebrated and infailiblc remedy for colds,
courhs. asthma any form ofpulmonary CON
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tested for upwards of seven wears in Great
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The astonishing success of the Hungarian Bal
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warrants the American agent in soliciting for
tire atment the worst possible cases that can LIE
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in vain from any of the common remedies OF
the day, and have been given up by the most
distinguished physicians as confirmed and in
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and will cure the most desperate of cases. II
is no auaak nostrum, but standard English
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Every family in the United States should be
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side and chest, irritation and soreness of the
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United States and British Provinces in Amer
lea. American price 81 per bottle, with full
directions for the restoration of health. Pam
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the unequalled merits of this Great English
| Remedy, may be obtained of the agents gra-
It's None genuine without the written sigma.
TUE of the American agent on gold and
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