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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23
Shipping Intelligence.

Esw oRLxAss AusH
CHApLrsror Aus Is
Arrived, 1eih-Sehr Busna Vista, Philadelphia.
Bosros, Aug n.
Anysd-Bris Tanger Philadelphia sehrs Geneva, dol
THitrle, Trey; Glide, Albany.
Basw-Bark Attica, from Cronstadt
Clensd-Bsrhs wasram, yigo Elm, Tremon. and orsrs,
fbilsdsphs trg Ocean, Bsitmor; sehrs Susan Ludvr,
frdsriehsbrrg Columbia, Aexsndris Iss Cooley Co,
and Homsr. kf,rk.
EAsrponr, Ausi
n,y.doschr Ysso rhiladsipAia l7'h. brs' French.
Sailed, Igth-Brs Meirose, Burbank" schr Roanoke.
Philadelphia; 10Th brgs Protection NYoft; Adelaide, PHI
sdelrhia; sshr Prstoott DO Elsa bark Beta Brem
Bucnos syrss.
svLLIvAs, Ne, Aug n.
gC1esSBg Tuscan fsf Eisv orth) Anderson VIA rra-
mite for the Dry Dock, brooklyn, ny
saled-sshr Waentcn, Wooster, with granite for the
Dry Dock, Brookl5n.k NY.
Arrved-sehr George Evans NYork.
BAreoR, Aug is
Arrvee-Bris Mary, Pbfassiphia ,ehr II Mason Efork;
10Th, bris Wave, ana Venus Bslsmors;
Arrivsd-sleop Avon, NYorh.
sALps, Aus 81.
ssiisd-sehr Crescent ceOrsssevs, NC
ssilsd-sIoop Indsr, Albany.
Arriv.dsshr Che.spesks Norfolk sioops EDDY visi-
lsnt and Oregon, EYork. 4
sssd-sehrs Express, Rsppaf annoeh; Poksmokc suroi
Va Notton. and white, Phsdslphis; soops rscum-
Ariv.dBrs yuyerrs EYsrh; .ehr Relief Philsdsp hs;
2s, bark Mary, hforh
Arriv.d-sshr Stranger Ph.dslphis 18th, sssnsr Csn
trs Boston, hours brig Portland Nforh sssr fsssvsr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

borr or GKtnrY's SLiEvEeApMoSrsx.
7nbune, day or two since, published a ridicu-
lous statement, that lady tell overheard from one
Of the Lake Chsmplain steamboats,, and that the
captain declined refused TO stop the boat, and,
ifpossibe, rescue her II turned gu, that the story
was false, as might be expected. The lady who
made the report the identical one who was re-
ported overheard, but Greeley swallowed the news,
aud hastily transmitted the humbug to the Tribune
for publication. What piece Of Sevegammonism
will our fouri,rite contemporary indulge in nertl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23
Markets.

Markets.
NEw ORLrANs, Augrst %, 184o.
In cotton there 10 not great deal doing and the
rales day DO not exceed zoo bales including mddng
at &c. Twelve bales Of the crop have ben receive
ed from Upper Mississippi.
Nrw ORLsASs, August ftp. NJ
The sales Of cotton to-dAy have been small bu ycrs
being shy and not disposed to enter the market at
the high rates demanded by holders. Flour has de-
clined, and lie now quoted at 81 90 for wes-
tern brands and IS so IS rs for choice and extra
brands.
BUFFALO, August 22-oP. NJ.
Receipts since yesterday; Flour, 900 bills, wheat
$500 bushels corn, 25 900 do. The market Is dull
for hour buyers not entering freely ct the higher
demanded. There IL a moderate inquiry for wheat,
and the market Is steady. For prime Ohio 81 06k IL
asked The export demand for has fallen Of nd
there Is but little doing We quote nat yesw at &c.
without sales. Whisky Is quoted ct 23c.
ALBANY, Aug. 22-6PM
Receipts since neutrality-suspicious., 1000 bbls; wheat
a0C0 bushels; corn, 600 do. There Is good steady
demand for Sour, both for the East and home trade
The tales embrace 900 bbls, at quotations current
yesterday. The market for Is lower and sales Of
1000 to 600 bushels OF mixed Western made 81
bec. 6oe Rye is quoted at Ole with sales of 1000
bushels. Sales Of 5000 bushels Of oats made
Of ssc.
MONTREAL, Aug al, 1sss.
supcrhns -four is quoted at Ais. Cd wheat Upper
Canada, mixed a. sd per 60 lbs Provisions quiet In
beef there Ia nothing doisg, pork IL selling In mode
rate way at Dos Cd for prime and 67s TO I0s Cd for
mess. Heights to both Liverpool and Glasgow, AZ
for -four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

ARRIVALS DEPARTURES
DR. Byrne u. s A.; Major r. II. WHITLEY, Y. g. A;
Captain N. Clark, u. 8. A; NJ. v. Msury, u g ~ /;
Col b. Hughes, u. A; Gen Duff Green. Washin stou
sity Mrs Judge Bronson and daughter, Florida; Capt
James Stewart, u. q. A DR. y. Van Buren,, u. g. A I;
Col Charles Dosse sns lady, New Orleans; b. A. Davis
Virginia, arrived yesterday, and took rooms At the
Irving House.
r.. Mason and lady, Georgia; George l.. Bowman and
family South Csrolips; A. Dunbar Forids were among
the arrivals yesterday ut the Howard Hotel.
Thomas Y. Field, Y. 8 NJ. c., and Y. y. Phillips,
Baton Rouge are at the American Hotel
James r.. Smith, Rio Janeiro; Miss o'Copnsr, Ire
lane; Miss Boyer, England and T.. w. FELTON, wiseon-
Gin, arrived yesterday, and stopped at ne Clinton
Motel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23
ITELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Affairs In Cana
MoNTREAL, August I'll

MONTREAL, August 21-R. n.
There was an insurance on the Cyrus Hotel, in The
Etna office, for Coco.
Another fire occurred last night and consumed four
buildings before 1t could be subdued There in
on the property and the fire was thought 10
have been the work OF an ncendisry.
Tho inquest did not meet to-day
The government have addressed letter to the Mayor
asking him whether he coud the peace Of the
city!
ell but they arrived at no conclusion
The Mayor then replied, that he could not keep the
peace.
The Fire Insurance Companies have determined to
raise the rate Of premiums.
The horse police still out Of town, and it is said
that body Of armed men are awaiting their arrival.
All the Executive Councillors have arrived and held
q council beth yesterday and oday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23
Inventory National Convent ion.

BALTIMORE, Aug. PIP. NJ.
The Inventors National Convention to-
day, and adopted the report Of Judges Phillips and
Rand, of Boston, and Clifford Of New York, on amend.
men Of the patent laws excepting the FIRST clause
the sth section which subjects aliens to only the
fee, ON application for patents, as citizens
The second clause Of tho Same section was passed
over for future consideration.
The convention is now considering tho enquiries
appended to the report The discussions are very able
and animated.
Hon. HoraceH Day, ofNsw York, has been appointed
permanent President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23
The Election In Texas.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 81, 1849
We have received returns from the Second District
for Congress, which 60 to show that COL " f. Howard
the democratic candidate is running far ahead Of his
opponent Pillsbury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23


Fall Fashions for Gcnticmen's Hats, Is4V.
tiers Saturday 18th ns his fail style Of Hats,
self styled Leader Of fsshiS as soloi
Of his new Hats with the oum thing from Broadway, and
opinion Of matters from New Orleans Charleston
ton St. Louis and other cities that his fall style
surably superior to any thing out This season.
Travellers and others will ind q COM
psts assortment Of Dressing Cases. Fancy Cutlery
mantsaus and ell articles belonging the Toilet
osber stores 7 and So Broadway. The Dressing Casso
Are made Of the most durable material each pattern contain
6sy are severaiiy designed. 3. SAUNDERS & SON,
l Broadway, (cor. Of Liberty ss) and 37 Broadway.
California Fire Arms.-Joseph Il Hart, ~
Maiden Lane, Agents for the sale Of Hale celebrated Carr
binss Can be loaded and minutes; ght in
weight and for simplicity, superior to
They the only Car bnes approved Of by the o.
mont large assortment Of Guns and Pistols hand
Merchants' Cote e-hOuse, IS Beaver street.
Of New stree-Merebsnts and their CLERKS doing
business In the lower % the city will hnd this dss
rable locality tor obtaining either Lunch Dnner supper
Every decsey which the market affords will be kept JOHN
Judge for themselves
lAe Rchelieu Diamond Pointed Gold
Peas made and sold SAVAGE % Fulton street, are
ssk Of nne Gold aud SILVER wstches Of all the cee-
brated makers guaranteed keep time which
VIII sell very low.
What an Audiencsi-'rhis notice will app
In S0 0 Hsrass day. Ten persons average
will read each copy-so that We thus make t known
audience Of 10000 persons that the handsomes cheapest
and beet OF Boots AID Caters are ssa BY JONES' Of Ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23
Assembling OF Troops to Oppose the Indians.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 81, 18i9.
We would inform you that several more steamers
have been chartered within day two for the pur-
pose Of conveying additional troops to Tampa Bay to
act against the dsafected Semnoles.
Cne Of these steamers it is said will proceed via Pas
cagouls and there take board Gen Twggs and staff,
who will take command Of the expedition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23
SUMMARY.
ny THE MALLS


IKNIDFNTS OF fFfE NHVIWN.
The Ssrgamon. IN JOURNAL. Of the 11th fnyt, SAYS
that family Esson county In that state. consist
Ing cf nine persons attacked with ehosra, all Of
whom died but one child. The surviving child wa.
removed by the neshbors, and the house then set
FIRE and censumed With all lite contents including the
eight dead bodies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23
Malls for California.

The steamship Falcon, Capt. Hsrtstein, will leave
this port on the 9th inst FOR Chagres touching at
Charleston, Savannah, Havana and New Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23
Yellow Fever In New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Aug IA. NJ
We panied to have to report the return Of this
periodical scourge among Two Of the yellow
fever known to have occurred within the past "A
hours otherwise the city may be said to be q healthy
O. in any previous year. the nterments for the week
being only 100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

No RUNNING AWAY SECOND TINE, Mr.. Mayor
We understand that some of the socialists are
negotiating with the Mayor, in order to induce him
to preside at the Hungarian meeting which is to
take place next week. If these amiable and phi
lanthropic gentlemen succeed In this grand effort
in diplomacy, we trust that they will put in an ex-
press stipulation that his Honor will not run away
before the termination of the meeting!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC Recommendations
OF TIE STEAMSHIP AMERICA The Steamship
America, Captain Harrison, sailed yesterday noon
for Halifax and Liverpool.
In the list Of passengers will be found the
names Of the Hon. d. M. Bauinger. Minister
TO Spain, lady, and maid servant; Hon. w. G.
Rives, Minister TO France, and lady; A. Girard,
bearer of dispatches from the French Legation in
Washington Julian DePsz, bearer Of dispatches
from the Spanish Legation at Washington Mr..
John f. Warren, attaeht to the American Lega-
ton in Madrid Mr.. v. c. Barunger, Mr.. Alfred
Rive., Mr. W. G. Riyes, jr., the two Misses Rivee,
Gen. Baron Jolly, and many others. She only took
Out a., 404 in specie.
This presents a large display OF diplomacy
There are certainly individuals and documents
enough on board the A., to be Of some moment to
the United States and Spain. Among those who
have gone in the America, is bearer Of dispatches
from the French Legation, and another from
the Spanish Legation at Washington. These
dispatches are, Of course, Of importance TO this
continent. II is unnecessary, at TINS time, to
speak Of the French dispatches. When necessary.
their character will be made known but Of those
from the Spanish Legation there is much to be
said. The recent events in this city, in New Or
leans, in Cuba, the abduction Of Rey. the quarrel
about the American minister's servant in NADINE,
the conduct Of the Captain General Of Cuba, and
tine decided stand taken by the administration in
regard to Rey, which form the text Of the Spanish
de.pu,ckes, will give the government OF Madrid
an opportunity to reflect on the proposition Of the
Hon Romulus M. Saunders, to give sl0O,ooo.oO0
for Cuba, which they 20 contemporary tossed
sside short time ago.
All thee, documents will he made public at the
proper time, aud these movements come 10 head.
Then wei zee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

There is vet no news from the steamship Cara
IA. The wires to ST. John were in fine working
order last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23
Marine Affairs.

The chip Catherine, with her mssts in, viii b.
launched to-day at about O'Clock from the yard Of
W "a. webb, foot Of Sixth street, Last NSss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

New ORLEANS, August Is, 1849.
The levee below the powder house. the opposite
side Of the river from La Prsties plantation caved in
Monday night and carried away $50 feet Of bsttus
destroying the road, and interrupting travel 1t was
caused by the undermining of the river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

Two mer, black, have been sent to the Pennsyl.
vana Peniientary for five years and each fined $500
for kidnapping q free black boy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23


On or about the first Monday Tuesday In tho
month OF September next we intend to commence the
Issue Of new cheap weekly Journal ut the subscription
price OF one dollar per to be called the DeLtsr
Weekly Herald. 1t win comprise principally, the
aud intelligence which appears in Sunday and Mon
days Daily Herald, and in sire will ~ the the.
Daily Herald Its reading matter will be entirely dis
tnct from that OF the Weekly Herald, which has been
regularly published by us fer several years past The
new journal will be intended for country cireuston
and distribution. Postmasters throughout the soun-
try, and others acting agents sending ON sub
scrptions will be allowed for any number Of copies
five which they send for the rate
twenty per cent commission for their trouble subssr-
bers, In any number from five to more may unite In
clubs, and, by transmitting to I've dollars win Re-
seve six copies of the Dollar Herald
We are induced to issue such journal for the eoun-
try in consequence of repeated solicitations to thsk
effect from ell parts Of the Union The matter pub
thsd in the Sunday and Monday editions Of the b~v
Herald has heretofore had but tlsor circulation
except what 1t received in the Daily in consequences q
the Weekly Herald being published on Saturday. This
will remedy the defect of not circulating variety 6
interesting matter in the country whick appears -
thoee two Issues Of the Daily Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

a
KALIsr.-There is paper published in Philadel-
phia, called the Public Ledger, which always pre-
tends to be very much in favor of first principles in
liberty and religion, when the application Of these
principles can be made in far away place and at
distant day. That journal denounces the wish
of the people of Cuba for independence as ga con-
rpracy, whose object is separation from Span-a
conspiracy of band of fraudulent bankrupts--a
conspiracy for Matching war between America and
Spain"-and everything else that Is vile and abo-
minable. Now, this is exactly in keeping with the
tone and temper of the tories Of the last century,
who denounced the American revolution in its in
fancy That was conspiracy" to throw over
board the tea in Boston harbor. That was Soon
spiracy' to seat the British, and throw off the yoke
of the English despot. That was " conspiracy"
to defeat the enemy at Saratoga. That was
q Conspiracy, to declare the independence of the
colonies, and to convene the old Congress in this
very city of Philadelphia.
1t is utterly disgraceful to the character of Pha-
delphia that such dastardly assault should be made
upon the cause of popular liberty Cuba by one of
its journals. II was but the other day that most
enthusiastic meeting was held in Philadelphia, for
the purpose Of expressing the ardent sympathes of
her citizens tor the brave Hungarans, who are
struggling to be free and yet here is journal is
sued there, which thus insolently ventures to ma
Ign ard execrate the newly awak ened movement
Ia favor Of freedom which has developed itself in
Cuba! The publication of such despotc sentl-
ments, such coldblooded toryism, is Just in keep
ing with the character of the paper in which they
appear-the common sewer of all mems opinions,
at full advertisement prces but generally the worst
opinions at the highest rates.
ARRIVAL OF THE SLooP OF WAR DALE, WITH
CALIFORNIA GOLD DUsT.-The soop of war Dale,
Capt Rudd, arrived off this port, yesterday after
noon, from San Francisco, v,a Valparaiso. She
left the former place on the 18th of March, and
was IS days in making the passage to Valparaiso
The Dale, which, according to report, was to
bring gold the value of 81 500 900, brought only
$780, This finds its explanation, however, in
the fact, that she sailed at the end of the winter,
when little had been done at the mines, because Of
cold and snow. Some Of the SIX, 900 was proba-
bly, left at Valparaiso.
The Hon. Seth Barton, late Charge d'Affars Of
the United States near the government of Chill,
has returned home in the Dale, with his family
1t will be recolected that he married Chllian
lady, which greatly offended the Archbishop of
Santiago, and led to difficulties with the Chilian
government, till, finally, Mr. Barton demanded his
passports, and took passage in the Dale
The legation was not closed, except in regard to
the questions pending. These were left where
they were; for the rs1srnl but the duties of act.
ing charge were in the hands of William @.
Moorhead, Esq, United States Consul at Valpa-
raise.
The Dale will probably come up to the city to-
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

LATE IRON BtrSos AYEEs.-By the Mason
Barney, Capt. Lansstop, we are in receipt Of files
Of the Br,ttsh Packet to the Goth Of June. We
annex the following items OF news from the above
Journal
The Hou,e ~ Representatives has voted an address
20 H. F. the Governor IN reply TO his last annual
ssee II 10 very lengthy but well written document
embracing a full review OF every important topic
touched upon In that memorable expose Of the state Of
the sssirs the republic In general and OF the pro-
vince In particular We deem ~ proper to inform
readers home that the Governors recomme ndstion
60 reeu the ysyment Of i've thousand dollars month
account Of the dividends Of the English loan has
met wi h the full approval ~ the House.
The intimate on 81 the intrusive government ~ Mon
tevidso 20 the eo-eaed No.abes To reinquish their
post called forth expression ~ sngry feeling IN
that BE- dy the 9th instant TO such degree ~ouli
spp.ar that open rupture between those mock great
powers " not At all unlikely
The T'sercsss de Enveyfos. paper Published In
Gusleguaychu, repeats the news ~ The discovery II
thre gold mines st Santo Tome In Msonss and states
that spscimen 81 the precious metal bad been re-
sei,ed th,re. which fully bears out all that has been
said in respect 20 hs quality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

PTrTsBuRoH, Aug 24-P. M.
"Better times coming" may be truly said by our
business Already the impetus given to trade BY
the rise Of the river is and felt Four steamers
took their departure this morning for Cincinnati laden
to the very guards with the produce Of our tssmins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

Arrival OF the Steamer Doutherner at
Charleston, &c.
CHARLESTON, Aug lilo M.
The steamship southerner Berry, from Nov York on
Saturday last, the 18TH Is coming up the hsrbor
The weather continues warm while the health Of the
city remains very good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

Genin.-Genin's FAN style Of GentIe-
mems Hats will be introduced On Saturday 18th inst
in. GENIN; q. Gre -dway, opposite 81 Pauis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23
The Progress OF the Cholera.

IN THIS CITY.
MAyoR's OvvIcp,
New YoRK. August 22-11
Ths Sanitary Committee of this city report IS new
eases and 20 deaths, Of shslera having occurred
during the last ~ hours
SUMMARY.
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A. usual In the regions OF the San, ana
with puncuAty of the seasons KNOX s Fulton street.
will issue the Fall Fashions for tsmenS Hats, Satux
day, the 18th day Of August
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

( How TIMES HAVE CHANoED.-The good city
of Boston is of the strongest abolition cities in
the Union: it Is for universal emancipation! Well,
repentance never comes too late. The following,
from the Boston papers, show what brisk trade in
negroes our Puritan friends once enjoyed:
July 5, F42-To be sold. . Young. likely. strong and
healthy woman. that exceleat cook and dc
all sorts OF misunderstanding Post.
July 3 TIFFANY person that has more negro
to dispose OF will hear OF customer by inQufng Of the
printer.
September 20, 1742.-To be sold (among boats furn
ture likely negro man. aged twenty eight. who has fol-
lowed The sailmakng trade eight years--Erensng Post
Febiuary s. T7l-To be sold auction a sprighty lad
IL years cd that speak French Inquire Of the printer
Massachusetts Gazette and Post Boy .4drertiser.
April 70, l771-To be 500 by public vendue, "Wednesday
next, at the Court House and Crown in Cornh Boston
sundy sos OF household goods beds pots and kettles brass
and iron and young negro roman seasoned to the
country.-Nep En- gland Weekly Journal.
July g. l7To be sod hearty likely negro boy, about
~ years OF age; has had the mapo do sort OF
work. would make excellent servant in the country.
December II. l74-To he sold. negro woman about 36
years OF She has been Boston from child She
good cook and washer and do all sorts of household
business IN complete manner, and a sevlceable ne
gro-Erea'ng Post.
October S 173oTo be sold. by Mr.. David Pppoon. five
young negro girls and boys. Also, uhite young man,
who wiling to twelve msnhs for five pounds and
prison charges.
Hereis an advertisement of a different character:
December T. 17l4-A fine negro child of very good breed
to be given away Inquire Of the pnter-Epenng Post.