davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

MELANCHOLY INTELLIGENCE FROM New GRENA
Dave learn from Capt Hall, of the brig Creole,
which arrived yesterday from Savania, II at the
cholera had been raging most fearuy at Baran-
quilla, near Savanls, village on the Magdalena
river, in New Grenada. Out of population Of
from five to six thousand inhabitants, six hundred
had died Of the cholera. Our last accounts from
Carthapena stated that the cholera, which had
been raging there, subsiJing; but il was still
sadly prevalent at Santa Martha. The cook Of
the q. died on the passage, OF ch6lera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

Mr.. BAncRoFrs RErURN-Mr Bancroft, our
late Minister at the Court ofSt James, has returned
home, and Is now stopping at the Union Place
Hotel, in this city. We believe he intends to make
this metropolis his future residence, and that he
will devote his time and attention to literary
pursuits. He is a very eminent historian, as his
history Of the United States proves-a work that
has made him celebrated all over the woodland
we hope that he will conclude it at his leisure. 1t
will be great pity il he does not finish it, we'll
as public loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

ss month have fallen victims 10 the climate cholera
sxcii smen fatigue &c. Several Of the passengers OF
th< Falcon and Crescent City Who arrived here pre-
vious ne. have died all along the rout but cannot
learn how many. The Alabama from New Orleans,
which arrived OF Chagres just after ve got landed
reported here has lost from fifteen TO twenty sn,e
their landing Az to the Empire City In which o~mS,
have taken particular pains to get all the names Vi
those Who have died They are Is Follows:
lst. MIR. Bonnet died Of cholera second oay ou' ~
"a, Mr. Campbell, Of Brooklyn, died ON the Chssres
river.
lth, Mr. z. Barber, Swiss, OF consumption, go, AZ
TIN and 9th Mr. b. Marsh and Robert M Com
stou two young men from Bangor, Maine, Of cholera
st Panama
1th MIR Israel Post Second ward, New York, 1--WE
spsbt know him), died Of cholera his arrival Of
Sth MIR Hutchins. clerk of thu steamer Empire City
died Of the cholera after his arrival here At the
Oregon Hotel Panama
9Th. Richard Cutbers boy, supposed to be nephew
OF Mrs Young, stewsrdess Of the Empire City. He
vsuts to 60 California aud = man called Captain
Brown said he would take him along He died mt Pana
Ha. of cholera and fatigue, soon after arriving
10th, Mr.. Sullivan Boston pilot, died Of cholera Ut
Panama
llrh, Mt Russell died OF cholera at Panama.
18th. Mr. whiting died OF cholera, at pansma
Many sick in the city We have three or
Dsur the Oregon-two very bad cares OF veri they
talk Of returning home, but whether they WILL ever
leave this place is doubtful. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

ms.governed, than has this same city Of New
York, under the present authorities, who are now
sending about their missives-Rob Roy fashion
to coeci black mail for carrying on the next cleo
ton. As specimen OF their extravaganza and
waste of the public moneys committed to their
charge, we publish the following bill of the COM
missioners appointed to carry out the preliminary
measures, such surveying, assessing, &C., to-
wards extending Canal street,
Willsm v. Brady, late Mayor and ct pro
rent Postmaster. 2S7 meetings; John w u
a.,ornsy s s Richard j smith SIS. ss7l2 90
Cur r,yor for ing route sc. ...... $500 10
Room hire paid to X. J Smith. and fcT &C.
cupying q single room in house that
would not Fell for $500. ........ $50 W
Appraisers Warren Brady. Assistant Alder
man of the Twelfth ward. and gauger In
the Gust ON House; George j. Price, friend
of John w. G. Leveridge. .......... o66 60
Clerk hire, NJ. II Smith. brother If Richard
j. Smith, in whose house the commission
Advertising In the Commercial .adrerfiser.
GLobe, Express, and Ecs,ing Past, all of
which papers are silent Ina reference to the
Posting hapdbills Observation-Disclosures. 1873 90
Collector, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 12o8 90
Willis Hail. (counsels fees). ............. II il9 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
The Hotels.


Hon. William Collins Washington; Judg. Nevins,
New Jersey: N. Chandler, Boston; @. Curry Duposu
and S f'%i1y and Miss Hn%Phrt,' New Orleans Hon.
Douglass. u. s. Navy: lion r.. II wslworth Saratoga;
jud.. Van wyek Sing Sing; Mont@uys, New Or
miiy Cneinps,i W y. franklin, Typographical EDsi.
modore Perry U. Navy; J. ~ Mcfienry, Baltimore;
Professor r. Morse. foughkeepsis; Major w. 8.
and Mrs FastsIi PhiisdrIpbis: aiexandsr Fullerton,
Bastop; General Duff tirs.n Washington; Major Sol
don, U. s Army; Coi r. Mills. Texas; J: W Zseharis
aud family. New Orleans; II. Jones, Virginia; G. s.
Stewart spd Captain Clark. u. s Army; Mr.. Lyons
and oaugbisr Louisiana arr now At the irving House
b. Lewis and w. Barton. Illinois; and Mr. Rishton,
England arrived. yesterday at the Hovsrd Hotel.
j. Cheney. Richmond: w. Reynolds, Boston; w.
W. Vert, u Navy; ard q. D. Wallis, Washington;
are at the American Hotel
Major wye U Army; u. Chsvalisr. England; Rev.
Mr. Oh, n~y. Hartford; p. Gaines Kentucky; and C.
TsyIer, Michigan, occupy apartments at the Astor
lion George Bancroft. late United States Minister
to the OF st James arrived In the city yesterday
and took rooms ut the Union Place Hotel.
F,rAI STEAMBOAT Acc,prvr The Savannah Rspus--
Eesn 81 the 10th inst has sseu private ettsr from
Jcy BAY Florida under date Of the LIST inst, which
tsys;-Ths steamer Mary KingslAnd hnrs. her boiler
forty miles from Tampa Light: seventeen men we're
killed and ten severely scslded. One hundred and
twenty bersss and mules were lost The M. X. was
laden With QuarteTmaster's stores The Isdisns are
quiet.
French LsnguaSe.-Th's Evening, seve--
raj closes COR gentlemen will he formeda ay By
the rgnea who, factss scquition " the Ian
IN reading and psaAs will ADM; bns six EspI In
Prof o. French in Nes, Absos Ins,isulon ana other
Nichols d Co.'s FAN ssyle.-The scn,i-an--
BON In the m.e. Siehei- Co. the public. afiss
:.:.i.. their Pom Poi.I Van s,yi. sss iaass
ssd ne snsrs Of W texture any ether Hat in Abe ety.
S, ). ss,y Hats for 'Adr' q Ts' e suit At.
sso Broadway. ere door above Park Place
Conbs-Pre MUM shell, Open Chain pat.
ss.s s @ .ss . x: s:s
ls,ssrn, ,sry s,sno' 10. Of Dres.i,s coSb Re-.
~ eUiS6f. sos. 6ra,dss,. "a door sSo1: po.a.
Wigs and TouPees -Ustc helor's celebrates
Ms i..''Iy S ~, 40 ,,,s .ss Is The .n,y s...s-
he b.. invented some nee, imp1r,an, nr-eyem.n, ssa
.sissds silver medal at the Fair Of @s Iss,u
Liquid Hair Dye, 90 Color the Hair or
the .rsss ana 'gs .sSss r. .yu 70.
sSIns ss article a, u the hes, ,hs void Sid whes-
saS y L.nssn. At r. 6. ns-in, . Pi.s.dy. s.ss 81
Br.dy's National Collection or Daxuerreo-
P. ss y: a sSs :, . r.s
&c hen s's .a.,, rs -s sT 70 ss
sr 81 rsl,.p street cerins done 10 'YrsIsr %ann. ss
te., constantly for sale. ss shov..
The Trsde Sale -8ook sellers In nst~rd-
arc. e, ere S Tbs. D rsln'r su,A., xsn a@s-
The number for s9ksd an enisr.,vs sale.
suppose that the reason v,hy 4 ann al
s,. n, tbs, %. Drs, o ssc roeh c.s male h or.
spd Tr eli At $50 squ, - her. a. a., nv SO and SO
,rE. bssi.a rrn.i. also r.m.rsssl Nssdsans ssr-
ZIG wiilism street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

TIE third number Of the DelLr Weekly Herald viii
De psblished this afternoon Its contents will embrace
gree, variety Of interesting intssenc. The si1s Of
The publication, and its sheapnsss, win give IL
pnlvsr circulation. Single copies two eents; annual
Subscription one dollar; six copies for i've dollars
We nail II 70 any part Of the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

ANUsEMKNTs THIS EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE. Bowsry-Roxso AL. yutIsr-
Der cEsAn BAzAH.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. Dom GooD
Ivon-IaIsH LIoH "A KISS IN ras DARE
MBLos GARDEN. Brosdway.-PAAn ~ 1913 Vol
Av-VSET
BURROWS THEATRE. OhamAsrs serset-NAaRAsE
NsAEo-US ARR srkHL~ INTRUSION.
NATIoNA THEATRE Chatham Square -IRisu L;oS -
Dvns NAE OF MAScHEsTka.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway WISE sPBAus r, Rsr
Ira bIAvs, o-lsE law PaAeI,os.
MECHANICS NALL CHR,sry's MIsylKiA--v0yAss
uvuoAL-ErsIoyiAH SIKsrEs.
TABLREACLE-GaAsp VOCAL AND Issravnxs Al
0orenRr.
- r. n.
New York, Monday, September IL, 1s40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

inferior IN size and flavor. mere common pune
KIN, compared with the galvanic squash Massa
Greeley WIS entitled TO the FIRST second and thisd
premiums on squashes. Then, too, we had John
Van the Prince, the young lion of the
tribe of Judah, the darling little American Dutch
man. Of Queen Victoria. and the terror OF Father
Richie. CHASING him among the cabbages of
Kinde rhook, the Prince should have had the first
premium the best specimen Of an " early york"
ever exhibited at the State Far. All these were
overlooked by the society, which proves the falla-
cy Of their decisions. Tom Hyer, Yankee Sulli-
van and company, were ruled off the ground, or
they would certainly have taken all the premiums
for The hes, bull terriers. Let comfort ourselves,
however, that this State Falr only occurs once
year. and that better judgment will govern the next
distribution of the premiums.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
Hevspaper Postage.

Tbs postage upon newspapers dropped into the post
ses BY individuals Il cent each TO any part Of
&c State and half cent additional fos distances
Ioe miles cut Of the sAtsshs postage 10 b~ prepaid
snsspt whom sent from the once Of pubuestios.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
EInrfinu lnfalIlxanrc.

iFSrarutiE totssr. l.. H. iRJtIfso.--A trottinR
match for StCo ilc beats beet in Eve In harness, viii
cone chthis atfnoon sOs contest for purse tfour
ehtfesl mile heats best In Eve. The sp,rts ~1ll con-
rlude With troting match mile heats The rt match
W bet-rsn The horses ~ two private gentlemen. one
fssi5ent ~ Rosiyn and the other of tlu hing l..
that have never b, fore been the tuff Both horses
are aid 90 he very isst, sad rel matched and sod
rsee msy be sntieipate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
TTLEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Adviees from misunderstanding Of tho
lslasd-Markets, &C., &c.
CHARLEsros, September Is p. NJ.
BY an arrival ct this port, have sdvices from He
vsns to the 9Th inst. The leland tranquil, sad
rythiDg appeared to DO going in the usual
per. No change had been made in the quarantine
sulstions which have been very stringent during tho
whole summer.
HAVANA MARKETS.
AUorsr 30.-Snce the report Of the 18th OF August
transactions in sugars have been limited but the
stock hand is very light and arrivals are bee snng
Insignificant. The total exports of sugar hence and
from Matsnyas TO the 24th inst. 81 900 boxes
efs than during the same time last year Quotations
Of white range from l0c 70 Ii &c choice Is quoted at
12Kc. yellow, 6s4o &c. brown, 6A.c $40 There
is Muscovado in the market at present. The sea-
IL highly favorable to the growing Drop OF oaueI
Molssses IL held at IL l3 rsis according to quality
Coffee con tpues Freights extremely dali
and there IL scarcely inquiry for vessels the last
charter for Europe that of Spanish brig OF 500
tons. for Hamburg rates TO tho United States are
merely nominal
SEPTEMBER 3Sses Of 40 tisrces of rice from store
at ii RAILS 15ss bsas from Nsranham sold at 10 rails
Ia sugars have change % note; prices still
high. and hut little busness ia done. Exchange on,
London IA a 10; on New York. SIZE.
SrPTEsIBEK Lard Ia rated ut 1914 121s rails
Molasses and sugar remain rs heretofore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
Progress OF the CsoIcrs.

Ts>ssiy De,,. Be~rss.
barecr Ne. ...s.......... Sept. ~
CstUmbus, Ohio. .... Sept. IL
The Cincinnati C,f,ssertiai a tho 18th Inst rays:
is very gratifying TO be able TO ttate city aud
county ffi.rds that the cholera has entirely disp
prrsd rum this city, NJ far Reports nsds In
deed mt heard Of tiugls islst.d case, save
one ssrvh Saturday lest This IL good uess, because
reviv-s trade and busiress Of ell Minds, briggs nu
merous strangers TO doors aud makes oil feel
we'll sfsin. We trust this good state sill continue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest corner or Fulton and Nassau SITS
.>>~~~>0>N>rN> N~|>>'>N
y ME GO ID o N Ii e IL Il Il,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR

PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
NoNo.NNrNNN>N~NNJ~NNNN~r
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
VOLUNTARY CORRESPONDEN containing I'm
vsed .rIi te hbeydiiv potd fcr:
NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous eomnsntea fons .;
WkafepeI Is intended for tnserfio must be TED
Nv tie aud address Of the vrerj not
Dsbcalss but guaranty Of hss GOOD fdGh We can
OF return rejected col
THE HERILD ESTZsLISHkENTG spcn throughout
fks ~2sAt
TERMS, ETC.
THE WEEKLY HEkALD, for evacuation on THE Ton
ssr psbished every Saturday at 90 cents per copy,
eS for circulation IN Europe. and yr1a.ed
French and English, at ca cents copy, 81
asn; As latter price to include the postage.
THE uAIL HEkALD-Ihrse sdsetos., 2 cents per copy
ID ats O'clock A. a., and dstrttufcd before trcdasf;
ths 1rst AFTERNOON EDITION Be had Of tAc nsios-
Novs stl o'cisck: and the second at o'clock. p. II.
1As DOLLAR WEEKLY HERALD eve.y Monday,
SIS pr Dollar Herald svI NOT contain any
ALL LEITERSby moil for riptsos,, q ss 3D.
frOQ tAe emitted.
lDvERTISRkEkTS. (ressvsd svsry r,orssns, and
HsNisAsd IN the morning and afternoon editions, and
ss ell rfras) at reasonable priees; TO BE- Drtfen IN
Sia,s ssbs ~onner ns proprietor not rssponsbis for
h. manuscript
PAINTING Of all kiads srseufed bsaut|sHy, osd soitA
AsspatsA Ordsrs rscsirsd at Tia enes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

CINci>NArI, September l6, 1S49.
The Ohio river Ia falling; and the depth OF vG.er In
the channel between this city Louisville Is six In
chss less than when last reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

lryorrvrsr NJ rsE PnrsrDrsr.--iiirsm Lennon, 10
hs Collector Of the Customs for tho District Of Boring
ton, N. j., wee John iarEslefe. resigned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

Jshn Cuttings 10 fpotsn Of AZ the democratic can.
sicste for 0oyernor Of Maryland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

Deaths of natives Of other countries. 153
or this latter item the deaths OF Asives Of Ireland
sopst iute %.
Subjoiped. Is the average number Of deaths per day
for each week from the Of the disease
calculated upon the basis Of the City inspectors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

Brev,t Lieut. 81 Bragg ~ Busns Vis's eskhrity.
hs' been sta'ion,d a. he Jefferson sarsvhs, NO ,vsh
tvu U,mpanit, Cf artillery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

French Langunse.-Thts Evening, scve--
raj casses Cor gentlemen, will he formed ay
the md rsigned who 90 acitsts the scquion
ruogs In reading and speaking, will ADM. bus six yaps In
each class D. LACR0ix,
Prof Of French, in hess Abbosts InstiusOn ether
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
City Intelligence.
TIE END or CHOLERA.

Wepublished yesterday as usual the City Inspectors
weekly report Of city interments which proves that
cholera is at end in New York for FIVE deaths per
day in city like this cannot be regarded the result
Of epidemic The entire deaths for the week from
s dissvsee only 37S- which Il about fourth
Of the mortality Of week in Jny last aud hut little
more than half 81 the deaths by cholera in the
same week The deaths by cholera 80 The total
deaths In the week before last bs the deaths by
cholera we're "a. Last week. Of diseases having an
affinity to cholera, the deaths were as follows
81 ole IDfsDtum. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-19

On The 18th instant JsSss A. Hou.ro~, NJ. u f,r
Rtty y,sIs cor n,etSd with the Ne~ ork and Wash
ifgttD pfets
m, zen t,rs of nporiur, Lodge. No SAP and Dera-
tur ccEs oi ttr city tho.s q the reQ Lodge. No
- inv j-ft-y sud OF the q. In general. tue
Sectiish Gtsid I'm citissna dr-Ss) aud his fri-u H.
yro'r rri ard o'hrT-i- respectfully invited 60
sttsud his fuD-fs Witch will take place this
at oclceh from his late ro,id-ucs, No IL Lux
"a sitr corner cf 20 h street
on Snosy the 18th instspt, q by rhsiut Ass
CouuN dspshter ~ hsrlrs J. aud Harriet l..
Nwcsu,st. ESD months ana II days
The relatives NJ iI-nds ct the family respect
rnl, in,t 20 attend the fuurra. an "Wednesday, the
18th ata FROM tho rrptdrnce ~ her g-sndfs th-r
,ouri'r Goodsin, E,q ~ Amity street, without fur
u.f irvnsilnp
On NE 1ttt Infant. tss,s MIavmr sgsd ~ year.,
oic piGrtt 81 this city
HE ffirf Dc ara srqusbsnres those ~ bis sons Joln
Nishssi md Jaross spd also bis son-ini .~ nionss
tossr sTs fs,tf cfvsy invited to attend hi, funeral
7. NJ. - "Wednesday tthi- dayl.
Or tie 18Th irft.ut after lnrg spd rsinfu Illness
Ne fF4scbsA hstrr"~. wife q Jo.. ph D. Pthl trom
or = tloft esugh;tr - tf- Lave Cspt. James uirey
1ft s,t,tt AID Nit ts ~ The fsniliy respect.
foi, rgusst'o 90 atgbs Der fuHsrsi at clock this
Cay. ffou htr ist- r-sid-nrc. Ne sGrsbd street
A. v iudscr. oun sept idth TfNorsr fs-'s-. sy.i
"a y'as late Of this city aud 81 the firm Of fnsigus
1isJ'r
- psrsr D.is.src, on The morning of this 18th Inst
w The 9Th yssr - hsT sFe Nsso4ssI II wife Of La
-. JunY 81. and only child Of John Ham, u this
eiiJ
in Baltimore. va on the istb Infant, Jos- Nrs.
ar. Jr IN the tlst year 81 his s.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-19
Cur Ksy we., correspondence.

kEr "s-r. sept 1872
IN Ny'1v Boa'd ne Bel va Ers Maj. fat in,i.
--Puscy OF Ss-TAs I~d,sr Wss-- Tie Colkcser Of
re Pgvt Sc &C.
The B,lgisn brig Marie Antoin.tte from Antwerp
for Bsvss With cargo Of gin. brick. aud nais va
Lo.d at sistos va bstded While ashore OF Bssr Cut
Nlorida Bs,f by tho Csps FLORIDA light keeper on
the sch ut aud b. hin apj I've ol hers esriostsd
erouth into this pert she -ss coumsnd.d NJ Lbri.-
tpn Ksss who left Ant~rrp Ia her a. thlrd ust. o,
boats.sin sbo her consisted % four nen sl
tid " sDt-t,egh.n HssbfoGck L0uy sra Fitsirart
tpon the fspt opportunity, the bnsts~sa Klsssa 10
scsn.d the sfscs,n that 200 Of the msa-vaaisrvs.
fL.p sud Lovy-hsd n incsIse III. master ssd nae
u, 9Th ~ Ju'y. md that th- of-- hri .hs-ss
81 The r~.i soo ne Hffaid ~ beiog Allied m1m-a.
sstily; upon -li~h th.s. two m.a vrrr oooauei At
one Ibe ee,lsrsitbs " 3D. here. 10 form to %.
b.Eis. oos1I rh"v the ~utne AID ss4vsia 20
D. iu rrsfsd 80, eat The thrJa,s 80 apt LsIssrs
tie In euid bi..od and .pp.r.s ~ tha rnrrs
spor' ~ ~ tbirs Rrd ~b IT, d-csa sfsi REX
t,e 9th the rure q their victims they sat do 10
.sirn WA "a. e.mo 'tcrss 'h- GUY riea'o tb'y
BAtrr.
u, be'- be- n c"utr'd ~ order ~ tue Cossui, 90
."-io sta 90 -fuso's .hi 'ss. thsm IN tie v.s-rl
70 lsVets vb-re " e. TO b. h. Gr.srE aIcoy VII
hDs. or make. Nv rsrch tbsu,
We Lave ~ b--. I'm the Indian country 81
Generosity. 60 en- ipdt.o -sr No isd,.a. o.,
abroad 10 usual aud ~ u nlu supposed thai ina
Two dspr.dstiOpe ~ iudiso River Cr-~k v--.
Dsde W the tso l'sdng psrtes 10 manifest to rs-h
ether tbsir r,sdiD~r, q Y
Ne-s 81 the r.nc.sl Of cur Coi.otor 81 custsus q
n. Malay Esq. sso the appointment ~ Daags s
10 succ.rd hp, ts~ jo.t r.ssn~d We r-x.td the
sppoinin'pt 81 Juds. Douglass o. one Of tn bit
The sdninittrs'ion hes nsds stuss the prussrigsvs
court~ In tlofidr b~ssn " 10 be hoprd thst ~
fiesds In TIL district s ~ sp~ry appreciate IL ~
va judge ~ he Sup.r,-r curt la middle. Florida
uScer our trrt-fisl sovsrpmpnt. aud a. . s-ateusn
je'ty stt~ened for Lsrpios sbity snd iu,.reisy Had
tqssi dpcrnit alton b,.n 90 .r,d Ia IN. sat
he IL lpst Al G..s..
Ssul1 have b. n avoided
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-19

uAthiNs -" set. " 1919.
-dyrfosi n & Csrsrr~ Industry he Foil Css-
gsgs fc
Governor WI JoaDrtou sud family arrived ssre
yestsiss, after prot bred sb-rocs. 10 consequences
~ the iiprss n his daughter The looks re-
bsihsbiy vsIi
TIE brst s~y ~ the cotton f..sc~y 10 process ~
" elton " cir. sSy Mp aid 10 costen pisted roof
the building ere -iptsr s-t~ To- To day the hrs
m'pt t"-sids svpp'yipu our barrovgh vith r.. has
fetev.fsnce Of oeprfsi VIM tyrss The contracts
nsss been given cut spd the work vi ~ pros~cu,sd
Wa ve'f' ~ith vice 70 lighting the State savItol
s~mbiips
Ne- mat The Gcv.recr has returned the p.,,ticsi
rechpery I'll he put IN motion fov IN. III, ..n.a
- rhieh iron IsAss 10 u.e, .han hssp you sa,i-sS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-19
MARITIME INTELLIoENcE.
Pc,s OF New yors, sers. no, 1910.


Cleared.
sir~-Nisrsrs ~ las T. asIfst ssa H,erp,oL GO
ward VI M loti irtii. ,rorpes ,.sspcs s.rshs
& az, ss a. c,s.s s?r ssi. p ..ss
bsvu, O. Gsy Cos Asssp glio, Cts,i.s'es. warle
Gifted t'ss ci .s', % f' sSGs rsrr se
p ss ss wsL s ,,p,se v s..'t ra's,..
CIV, r.m"css. wi, s. ss, s s!' sn Sss.. is.,
L,is,ssey'I.r, ir., esu,,'. s,a:,. rsLrse yr,r..,
n;;,s ;i.,., ,.. ss%. e.,. M..
Cages cISts. wsrsAsI.
ship Arr.s tRusL srsnsi.ls. K-sr sus - days. yi,l
~ sa 'sss l.'' s., ITO Ta.. ,ss
~, sri Jr.is.. ssSes ~ ). s,.lass s''''''
%rl.. ~. ; S :,'s 'i 5, .s;; !:
hs .y os ro ls' .s r1,s S.yi s' rI
s.. ss.T,. . s,s = s,' y 'g.,. ss
,s,, s.,sn froy k'ss,.1n lam. Coz B.l,gor-.
~! .lo'ss. ,i,sii ,rsts,'. rors 40 rrnce. 10 days
h,i- a,r.' Ores, as i g,oi :, days With IN Il.
~, ,''las r,5 h.iI g,l.,s.r. .pdsd.J' nom .ns
ira ssr,h tssI jskrs,S Ns- Ba-en days IL s.il.s
Bii, incline nst- WARNS. rSsss. sd.,.. 10 s.ii., IN.
Big rss r,i Fallen. dsy,. Nth sd.-. v y. master
SIR ray. Irs,eh Nsr,h csro,is., ssys With naval
ssii Is.t.l.. AJr,s. ss-b~r,. NC days. With rsvai
o..
sclr Ontario. Latch. N.rher,. NC. ssJs. wish naval
stDfts
sttt ntrc. Bislr. NCerciin,. dsrs
Sshf t-binf'rr Reklrfor. ~ sfs,sns, 81 sya
ttir .sf,n, ioo4e hiehr ord. asys
tcif lsstc bs = hotut, hfchucHa, q dsva
sttr hsffste, rsfLsr, ftcinacrd,t dsya
tstt " fs,rsh mi'h. Hictua. VI, deys.
scir lIttfhr. beast, n. Riet rnr.a. dave
tci 2 ktfp, ami. klchrora = days
ftlr q sHesr-fe- hicf kfch. siohmo~d
ttir ~ stee'er. Covch, ticirlos A. dsys
ttlf ~ rife. ooity. Nfrri.i. ssys
sir lsi, reysr, Virgins, csys.
ttfr 1istN. seefty. tirgina. ears.
sir hstJ rhn, Smith. ttrainf, GER,
tsi. Ltp - y. Nsrd. Yirtinis. . ss,s
S<hf bhsrl. ttsh Nfeiria tdsap.
= n & 1itn tf, thouae. Aukitls. DAYS
ttfr tter.s. rtneti, Ntrsiui-. d.,s
Sir r'st,src AIl-r. tHrfnis aa,r
ttls hsrrtse bsrtrsrt, virp.sn. s-y-
tsit ltfstsli, hsn Visi.is. a.rs
seAr SrlA<t. Nstlej. FE,-nis. suAyA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-19
Ci1Y 1RADE REPORT

TuHsps,, Sept 1s-srN
O~irs - upSsvorsbie reports received fus the
eovth, rtstdits Vi. prospects % the gro.ipa crops
% eo''on, the sftet vas rose sc,ir. 10 day, with
free raIer ~ an sd,ssce on previous quo,ssops The
four nsil,t costisu.d sun, but With moe d,sog
r.,e .rs fair osr.rs foe the lat aud the Brush
rrO,itoss. Jcmsts state ard Western -cr- h--vy,
st yesterdays r,icx .hde ~, brands -ssc so-.