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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

grows, AslATIC ELIXIR, THE BEST REMEDY
~ known for tbs Cure OF Coush Shorness Of Breath Pains
in the Sides Chest Splitting of Blood from the Lungs In
cpient Bronchitis and in fact every disease leading to
in New York at WYATT 4 KETCHAMS. l2l Fulton
street; Apotheesries Hall, IS Chatham street, 90 John
street; 1as Rrosd~sv: md "a Rowsrv
nk fOwELL, Ol U ISL AND AUklST. ATTENDS
from O'Clock daily to diseass Of the Eve and Ear
his Office 26 Broadway. entrnce IN Warren street. Dr.
Powel Treatise on the Eye price cents can be had his
Offices Also his Eye and Ear Fountsins which OBJ
aimed the premium from the American Institute Just 10
ceved, large importation OF artificial Eyes. Wanted,
young 10 compound medcisss. Sc. Apply ~ above
GTEAMSHlP UNITED STATES FOR LIVERPOOL.
- his ship will wharf side OF Peck al
satudav The 9TH inst 10 o'clock Passages embn king
her viii please settle their to the sein day
and be board 5. II O'clock the day Of shax Luggage
previous laa ked i.iown he letter bags W II close at G
PIN. Exchange Reading Room ale. Courier and Enquer
Office Kenyon's, ouna Of and Harnd-n Co.'s,
TX o'clock. No letters will be taken At thu office Ct the
rnderigned but parcels small packages will be received
there only. q. H. MARSHALL, 80 Burling slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07
WILSON'S TALES or THE BORDERS, AND OF
wv Hcotlanh-Chn puhkher Of this thrilling ard

ITO NEW -NEN AND OTHERS-TO LET. OR
for sale the subscription list and agency Of the Philade
pha daily p,pers, viz The Ledger North American Sun
News and Times ANY Of the shove papers delivered to any
Pvt Of the city On the Say Of puhs9os :: an saly hour
My at IT Bowery. GEO. W. AbRIANCE, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07
AnO OOn BOTTLES AND OVER. OF DR. DE.
tVOsOOV witt G. Keingers Linimsnt have been sold

1OM O0O BOTTLEs, AMP OvER, OF DIR De s;
in ess three years fact before chroncled in the
history Of all medicinal without single complaint
being made warranted all eradicate
pains Of aud heal all of sores and bru
1t put up large bottles-is mild fragrant ard agreeable
as an internal aud external prescription and
frost also and all spamodie aec,ons
the operations Of this truly wonderful sanave have been Of
such nature iaduee naeeuhs of tho first families
this aud other parts Of the country to lay aside pju
have! Gnnells Ivngs Livngsons Ham lions Loriards
of almost class and description Of disease,
spirit Of the Times" For sale principal Office $50
Pearl ind Of the generally, fifty bot
tie 81 per doz., Si2 per Qrou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

u ENOVAL NOrICE-I WISH TO INFORM all
ANmy customers and friends thai for Their convenience
have removed cash tailoring, Gle ning, Ieparug
shop from 81 to No. Murray street near Broadway wh.re
prep'red clean for g. 3s at shst
tce Prepare summer clothing in time; it matters NOT
what fabric color they clean them TO look eona
trial will prove the fact line a cali attended
to by A. CORTtsSO, No Murray street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

yVO LET-sUITES OF ROOMS, CONsIsTING OF
p,rlos end bed with private tables for families;
also single for geot with breakfast and The
house snewy furnished end lighted with throughout
Also provided with cold snd shower baths Apply at
an Hons atreer N B -Dnnt mnye this MnY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

V'O LIE TAT. HoBCKEN. WITHIN THEE MIN
walk Of the fairy, three story brick houses
Er auirc at the ferry landing Of w W. SHIP EN- agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

DATENT MANGLES-HOTELSA AND BOARDING
Houses should have Mansle as it enrely supesedes
the use q tommy smoothing table linen, sheets &C. with
much ws,k six with smoothing irons They are in
city. They are made and sold By DUNCAN WEST, 4
Little Green street. Liberty. NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

WANTED-A BOY FROM 10 TO l6 YEARS OF
w age hardware salary first year $50 FIquire
in the hardware No 10 Barclay between IL aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

IL importers of French Fancy Goods Precious and lmta
ton Stones &c havs removed to No. 81 Maidsn Lane An
extensive Of steel goods hand kIPLING
BROS 60 Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

A UCTION sALE-wM ~ LEWIS AUCTION
"A will sell att No 20 Division the eutrs Atock
ot a pic nonons ans, Sc 81 ha N ~ IN, uni
Tuesday, perf. Terms cash,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

MKs. l.. AYRES, LATE OF GREENWICH STREET
Awil open Heeshment saloon at this day, when
rhe her old and friends. at Ma Murray
street Cup stas near Broadway where they will find the
o. w IluuO yg,f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

WOV noon of Wednesday last, from No 43 Chambers
street formerly the Savings Bank" lag. Brussels Carpet
WIRING ppa. large DevoI.hiIs Dverco., .c.I;, lined!
and other articles The above reward will be for the
apprehension c the thief thve,, supposed have
escan.d through The hack door into Reade g w
ANDEaS!N For farther particulars, apply to q. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

MITCHELLS OLYMPIC THEATRE.-ON FRI
NA day evening, April !. TIE eu,e.tsinm.et, win
nencs with me Ence emitted HO I9rAY THE RENT
sGLANCE Al NEW YonK-a'ose Mr.. .chsafran; jsLes
Conover; Eliza Subbins hsa May Taylor; zane, Miss
Roberts Alter Shich NATIONAL D EFEN ESsimon
Marrowfat Mr. Holland Pheb. Mayduke Miss Mary Tsp-
Tor. To conclude with THIS HOUSE TO De SOLD--Nlr.
Cnsttertoa Cno, km,, MIR Holland YIN sh,tspeaIe Mr.
Mrs Mary Taylor; Lady Macbeth. Miss oberts, Doors
oasn ut u curan rises AT IN oeiocs Drr1 circle, 80
cents; uppsr boxes "a cssis nj. i21s "euta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

JACOB rLATT, AUG TIONGER-FANCY GOODS,
pocket and knives HALVES and FORKS ee pieces wall
paper 100 cock Iaient lever movement DO 80 let. tea
trays doz 20 sets steel
&c. will be sold this day O'clock by ACOB PLATT,
the auction rocn Of a and Gold lots to
country well city desers Also, eask table knives
and forks aad pocket and knives and fine
gilt aud engraved 'cssor buttons suffers and trays cork
snuff boxes castor coee-mlls As, fine slt bags. f.ns
pppes combs, waers brushes prints
der TASKS guns pistols and German and fancy goods.
sc Al,o. rich ormou graudoss .san Romeo and Ju
let pstters Bohemian ruby chryst, turquoise, and
blue cologne bte. and and inch intel vases sssI
lamps &c Als0 ofthe mrnuacturer 1000 gold
pens and pointed pencil Also at IL O'clock the
balance OF stock OF military goods viz. swords pistols epau
LET'S, Llumea butt L. CAnlnRuea rsahT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

Two MEHCdANTS AND OTHEkS-A LAW EH
Of this city about travelling through the State q Mch
professional bu,ness would be happy TO csect
claims demands in the part Of New York M
chgau, for gentlemen in this city, attend other
matters tng they feel disposed to him with
sai fctoy references will he given. Please address boz
1851. Posto office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

Mo. ONE COURTLANDT STREET-LATE NO.
IN Three.-Vfoom Fow ers premium and only real Wal
invention Of Dr. p D. Vroom and Is entirely of American
orgi, heard OF either IN Londoa Paris
pretended by parties initiating the re. article II is
for wholesale tail the PEI Fancy Store
NAV be deceived by ''sigssn GEO GkOSER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

road IN THE COUNTRY WANTED FOR A
snail ,amiir from the q May to the end
substantial table geuee private faily french preferred
in the vncnitv Of New York. Please apply X. A. g.
H Withsus II William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

yVAILOnS' &C DEMY.-Thc undersigned. grateful 70
this very liberal patronage bestowed upon him sy ti
sde and the useEi suggestion oil the leadrg houkes
this city, invites the Of the interested to his
entirely and scientific but em Of cutting all krd
Of gentlemen the e and with
unsurpassed and wishes to remind that he
mittc to refer the principal leading houses ho after
several other methods: have succefully
in preference all others hitherto flowed. For further
informon please apply No 10 Chambers street, CON.
STANT1NF KLEI T,s Tai,ors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

A B, MILLS, HAVING REMOVED HIS STORE
from SO Water So Courtlandt At. now laying "a
large fresh stock Of goods purchased exclusively for cash
from the frat hands Among his stock be found apea,s
teas coffee, molssscs and syrup butter, cheese, hams,
lags lot Of old line wines aud liquors drought and other
which he sell from 10 cent less
tan establishment who deals aaurd Snnda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

at suction-Cnolsy Keese Hill will sell this
ink at e ct Nc ~ broadway corner OF Dey stree
consisting Of Csmeia' Moss ia,ie BsltimoIe Bell Nth
fuses Axass, Oranges end Lemons with other
varieties all la fine order Also mn Peach Trees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-07

CLARKE, TAILOR. 1lS WILLIAM STREET, BE.
" Fulton aud John o the public
stock of goods which will be made
which for good ar.ice.) really low beautiful French
49, the best for $40; Other
garments proportion My sacks have gained famous
reputation Clarke's sacks" mtsble. Cloth body
sacks IS So satin &c in iect lhave fine
stock Of every thing p.rrainlnR to a tnilors store.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

WAKE.-A wake--n.t an Irish one
was got up by some of the city authorities OF
Boston at the Revere House, on Monday
night, the 18th inst, at which ihe Congress
sonal delegation, who accompanied MIR. Ad-
ans remains to Quincy, were The invited
guests. We apprehend that the shade of the
good and venerable Ex-Prcsidcnt Adams,
would hardly have approved of the dolngs on
the occasion. We give the Boston Trayecr's $
version of the affair.
About 300 persons are said to have been
present. Grace was said at about clock
by DR.. Parkman, and thanks returned ut "a
bout 0, by Rev. L. NJ. Clark but this was
only the beginning of the junket for, after
the men of grace had finished their work, and
as we are bound to presume had rctred,-the
most important business OF the occasion was
begun in good earnest, and kept up with un-
mitigated zeal until morning had well nigh
dawned the shouts and noise oithe mourners
being heard through the whole neighborhood
At about o'clock the band played several ma
tional airs, winding up with Yankee Doodle,
which was understood to be the signal Tor
those who were not afraid of exposure of the
night air, to go home. The Old song OF
"Go TO bed Tom, drunk or sober, go 10 bed
Tom" would, possibly, have been quite as
appropriate finale to the occasion
Whether this "brilliant entertainment was
furnished at the expense of the city, may be
a matter of inquiry. The Mayor, if we are
not mis-niormed, refused to preside-havlng
some time since gave ii to be understood that
no approach to bacchanal reyel should re-
ceivc the sanction of his official presence
Gov. Briggs was invited, but declined to at,
tend, for reasons which must be obvious to all
who know his principles. Mr., Seaverr, Presl-
dent of the Common Council, presided on the
occasion.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

So much for the new Revolution in France.
! In Bavaria there are also signs p0rtcntous
10 monarchs Lola Montes, the Kings cele-
brated mistress, has been driven from Bavaria
by the students and People in spite of the ei-
forts of the King To sustain her.
/ The work of ainelioration is going on in Italy
\ fairs in Rome were in feycred state. A
rumor prevailed that Pope Plus was rather
holding back in his reforms, and that he had
been deposed.
! Metternich had given assurance to England,
! that Austria would not interfere IN Italian ai-
fairs, which had quieted the apprehenslons of
a general European war.
/ The Sicilian Parliament is TO assemble at
Palermo. A Regency had been appointed
during the minority of the Prince Royal, who
is to be Niccroy Of Sicily. Troops had re-
turned to Naples ; and an amnesty had been
granted
The Austr; in Troops having come in COLI
sion with the the students at Pap'a a, one hun
drcd persons had been killed and wounded.
There was "A rumOr in Liverpool, that Lord
John Russell had resigned The Budget had
caused much dissatisiaction-the Deficiencies
of the Revenue amounting to I2,9O0, ,OOO.-
Lord John proposed TO increase the Income
Tax to five per cent for two years.
The ma jority in favor of a second reading
of the Jewish Disabilities bill was -. Will
mer says that the Russell Ministry is doomed =.
1t has been defeated in several important mca-
sures. In India, the complexion of political
affairs aud commercial news was bad. Sever
al failures had occurred. Among them were
those of the Union Bank Of Calcutta,
and Mcssrs. Lackensteln e. Brother.
In England, confidence was returning
Money was very abundant. No failures Of
importance were expected. In manufacturing
districts there was more activity.
Cotton was active ; down to is a II of a
penny. Brcadstuils had been depressed, but
were rather irmer at he close. The demand
was moderate Flour 27s Cd Corn 26s 30s /;
American wheat, COS 6Ss ; Meal lbs lbs
Cd Consols declined after the French news
to S3 - for money.
Accounts from Ireland were not important
Ou,rages were less frequent.
From the Cape of Good Hope we learn that
the Kaffr war was ended. All the chiefs had
been taken prisoners.
The Russians had gained some advantages
| in Circassia.
! The American whale ship Lawrence OF
Poughkcepsic, having been wrecked the 10Th
July 1915 near the Japan Islands, the crew
took to their boats, but ware captured by the
natives After enduring an Imprisonment o
seventeen mouths in Japan, they were sent to
Singapore One man had been killed in en-
dcavoring to escape.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23
6eralo of tbe Qin,cs
RH0DE-ISl AND { R;
NEWPORT.

BRIrIsH INFLUENCE IN Favor OF THE
TREAry.-The Washington correspondent of
the Journal of Commerce, says that according
to the last authentic intelligence received at
the State Department from Mexico, it appear
ed that Mr. Mcintosh, the British Minister,
had sent for the delegates TO Congress from
the States of Puebla and Vera Cruz, and paid
them to attend at Queretaro. They would, it
was said, make quorum in addition to the
members then in attendance; ; and the project
of I'd of February was then expected 10 be rat
flied. A doubt is however expressed, whetli-
er Her Majesty's minister will be quite 50 anX-
ious to forward the ratification of the amended
Treaty and if his influence should be with
drawn, whether Mexico would be able TO form
as modified, ought to be acceptable TO the pco-
pie of the United States, the cXcepiionabe
clauses having been altered or stricken out -
The Mexican States cannot now be brought i'll
TO the Union except by the special consent OF
Congress.
The Washington correspondent Of the y.
Y. Express writes in very different strain.
lie says;
"The treaty is much talked of in all circles,
but its ratification by tho Senate affords but
very little pleasure to the people beyond. hs
most offensive features are the admission OF
new States into the Union, with "A population
so ill-suitcd to the institutions of the country.
Representatives are soon TO come from New
Mexico and California, a,-whether Indians, half
breeds, quarter-brceds, negroes, Mexicans,
Spaniards, or n combination of all together,
will soon De seen. When the injunction of Sc
crecy is removed from the proceedings of the
Senate, the public mind will be startled by the
act which has been done. Perhaps the rca-
sons will be satisfactory to those who esteem
the anticipated alternative as beyond all perad-
venture worse than the terms of the Treaty
Some of the ablcst and best men, however, an
ticipate the worst results, from the terms OF
the Treaty"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

idcn, for a copy of the dispatch to tn United
States Consul at Monterey, California, for
warded November 18th lSIj, by Capt. Giles
pie, and destroyed before entering Vera Cruz.
Mr.. lIannegan offered an amendment 10 tho
resolution, which was agreed TO, adding dis
cretonary clause.
The resolution was then adopted.
Mr.. Niles moved ~ take up the resolution
previously offered by him, calling on the Prcsi-
dent for a copy of the correspondence between
Mr.. Bancroft and the British government in
relation to postal arrangement between the
two governments.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Cass moved to take up the Ten Rcgl-
ment bill.
Mr.. Berricn opposed the passage of the bill,
and denounced lis object, which would operate
on the fears of Mexico, and force her TO cede
two sovereign states for sum which we force
her to accept. lie would not SIT silent and
permit the act to pass without remonstrance,
which he deemed injurious to the honor of the
country, even if Mexico had power; and he
feared the acquisition would prove fatal to the
welfare of the American people.
Mr. Foote called the Senate TO order in al
ludlng 10 subjects belonging to the executive
session.
Mr. Berrien said he only alluded to what the
President said in his annual message, respect
ing New Mexico and California. The chair
decided the senator in order, and Mr.. Barrien
resumed his remarks and proceeded with hs
argument.
In the House, the Speaker announced the
first thing in order the resolutions previously
reported for printing 100000 copies OF the
patent report, al a cost of 81 600. a debate
sprung up, in which the parlcipa,ors were
Messrs. Jones, Of Tennessee, Conger, Robert
Smith, Marvin, Lahm, Nmton, Stevens, Pol
lock and 1oombs.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DsTRlcr, Mass
We learn from the Boston Courier, that at
the Wing Convention, held a, Dcdham Wcdnes-
day, to nominate candidate for Congress,
to succeed John Quincy Adams, HORACE
Mann of Newton was nominated on the third
ballot At the first balloting the vote was dl-
vided among variety of candidates upon the
second, Mr. Mann approached TO majority,
and on the third, he received 60 votes, to 25
for WIN. Jackson, aud six scattering. The
nomination was unanimously concurred in.
Henry WILSON, of Naick was chosen Del
cpate to the Wing National Convention at
Philadelphia, and MARSHALL i. WILDER OF
Dorchester was chosen as a substitute.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

New II,MrsuRE.-But few more returns
than wa gave yesterday, have been received
from New Hampshire. They arc Of kind
that will. better please our loco foco friends,
than oursclf or our whig friends. The locos
have probably elected their Governor by abou,
5000 majority, and have a majority in the leg
isa,urc sufficient for all practical pur-
poses
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

GRAvE RoorEs.-A coffin shop in Lowell
was broken into Sunday night, by burglars.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

GEN. ScoTT's CONSEQUENCE cor
respondence between Gen. Scott, Secretary
Marcy, and Don Nicholas Trist has been laid
before the Senate, with the exception of three
letters. This correspondence is said to lay
open the whole subjcc, matter Of the quarrel
between the Government and the old war-worn
soldier. The Washington correspondent oithc
Philadelphia North American holds the follow
ing language respecting the matter.
o." undertake now 10 say, that Gen. Scott
has borne himself through all these embarrass-
mcnts with the Department and with Mr.
Polk's Commissioner, as becomes soldier and
man. lie has ylndicatcd his personal dignity
and scli-rcspcct as Commander-in-C Chief, in a
manner that the nation will applaud, when the
correspondence comes TO be published and If
he has treated insidlous enemies with scorn, 1t
is because they deserved IT.
There is one singular and striking fact in
this connection, which cannot iorego to men
ton. and much more iorcbly arrest public at
tention. The first intelligence which Gen.
Scott received from the Department of War,
after the battle of CeTo Gordo, was n rebuke
for the dismissal of prisoners at Vera Cruz Il
Think In commenting upon that communi-
cation, he says, II is something remarkable
that his first letter, after the gallantry and sue
cess of the army in the various battles, should
be one of censurc and he prcsumes, from the
same train of reasoning, that by the time hc en-
tors the capital of the enemy he will be dlsmls-
sed from his command lie has lived to see
his prophecy fulfilled"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

BANK RoBBERY.-Thc Richmond Enquirer
states that the sum of $4,000 was stolen
from the Cashiers room Of the Exchange
Bank at Petersburg on Friday last, during the
temporary absence of the Cashier.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

The Court House, Jail aud n Methodist
Church, at Rome, N. Y, were destroyed by
fire on Wednesday, the 10Th inst.
H. The Senate has confirmed the appoint
mcnt of Benjamin Crowcll as Collector Of
Providence.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10
Special Caution.

" HEREAS a. spurious limitation of 6 DR.
w Wtstarss. Betsana Of Wild Cherrv,, has
been sent into the Mes,ern country by some coun-
terfeiter in tho east. This notice is intended to
particularly canton the puDliUfin purchasing.
except the signatures of Henry Wistaf. Al D and
Sanford and Park, appear Oh the outsids wrap
per. Without both these names, do not touch il,
Druggists and Dealers who would discounren ince
this system of wholesale swindli6g. now being
carried on by coua.erfeiting and exposing for
sale 10y runners over The country every valua-
ole medicine, so soon as i, acdures reputation
with the continuity, are earnestly requested 10
give Immediate Intelligence to the undersigned
whenever and by whom the spurious preparation
above referred to may be offered foI sale.
II BLAKsLEY & Co,
Only Agents in st Louis, and General agents for
the western states.
Sawyer and CO.. and Brinke. hoff & Peu,or r.
not our agents for the sale of sswIsrAR,s RAIsA.,,
u Chicago, nor have they ever been agents
tonsequsntly,,we cannot guarantee the een,,-
tness of that offered by them for sale. Our oulv
authorised agents in Chicago, are Messrs l. M
BoYcE and ) H REED & Co. Also Mess-s
MATTEsoN & BRADSER, joliet.