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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-15
To Advertisers and the business Commu-


In few weeks the cholera. which IL srbs,ding will
disappear. The gloom aud panic wheh have prevailed
will then give place TO prospect Of revival OF business
prise almost equal to that which disclosed itself on the
subsidence Of the peserce Of 1881 3 and which was
followed BY those extraordinary years Of general pros
One ofthe principal elements and areneie. in aiding
and assisting business and domestc comfort and
tranquility In these revivals, Il to be found Ia the
newspaper preesthe widely circulating daily journal.
In connection with this matter may fairly place
before the advertising community the advantages
which the Neu York Herald possesses as daily aiyer-
Using sheet. According to the recent Development.
IN .hs dispute between us and The Tsune 1t Is now
sirtesn hou'and per day while that Of the Nep Yort
H,rad rises TO tvsniyhre or nrentynr thomand, aud
has frequently reached considerably frtv ,r.pd
day Nor Is 10 the uaton of journ alone
which gives peculiar claims upon the attention Of the
advertising community The character Of that circu-
lsticn and the character OF the and patron. on
the journal Of the highest Importance to business
people Nov In addition to the extraordinary and
widespread circulation Of the ker York HeraS whi,h
IL without rival In its siveness "a nor
tsnt TO note that 1t circulates chiefly among
OF intelligence active business men-the active
and busy classes Of society in this and the other large
cities and towns Of the United states There is no
other Journal In New York which has large circu.
lation as the Herald thing like it-none which
exercises SO great influence upon the minds Of the
great, intelligent and active masscs OF the country
This circulation Is dinusve circulation. In Phis-
delphia Boston baltimore aud other great cities and
centres Of thought sd busness operations the oircu
ision OF the Herald s extensive that ofsuy Of the
local joufnas in those ciesthst IL 10 say the Herald
" as generally and regularly read.
We these facts aud these views reader,
and patrons and the business community generally
In week or two. people will bs returning from IN.
sountry Panic win give way TO usual tranquility
The cholera we have reason 10 hope. will have ssbsid
ed Business Of s kinds will be resumed with fresh
yigor, and revival rii take place unprecedented In
the commercial annals Of this country or all this e
have no doubt AZ an aid and ausiary in this r.vi
val, the N,w Ierk Herald from its position and wet
circulation among all glasses commercial political ami
social presents obvious claims upon the patronage OF
The advertising community In this respect no other
journal In New York and least Of all the Tig,s can
enter into competition with the kep York Husis
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Affairs Ia Canada.

,.r MosrREAL, Aug H-6PM
There is no political news Of special interest," though
hear 1t stated, and on good authority, that arrests
win be made by the government tonight. Should
this happen you may expect serious disturbances.
also learn that the government have determined TO
call IN small current debentures.
SECOND DISPATCH.
MoSrEAL, Aug IA p NJ.
No arrests have taken place up to this hour do
believe there will be any. Placards have, however
Just been pasted for call of tie Brtton's Club
make preparations in case of an emergency.
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ARRIVALS AND bhFatTuRET.
Mrs Ann Chose. the heroine 81 Tsnpico; Gen. Ma
son, y. s. Army and lady; Mrs Major Frazer Canada;
Major n. ~ whitley, 4. $. Army; H. Lind, Porto
Rico; ". w Fsfrey. u. Copeland, Capt. j. ~. Broad
well Capt J. ~ Sempioton. New Orleans; J. Collins,
the Iiish comedian Lieut. II II. Calhoun, Y. s. Army
p. y Goddard, England; Major George A. II Blake,
v. = Army. Judge r. NJ Huntington, Indiana; Nm
n. Benton. jr 81 Louis Capt. charles L. Reynolds
Mobile; end Col II. p. Lee. Y. .. Army, arrived yes
terdsy and took rooms NJ the Irving House.
Gen. Taylor will spend day with the Hen Daniel
Webster ~ Msrshfeid. while on his tour 10 tho East
Hon u NJ Berringer u = minister TO Spain, will
leave IN q few weeks for bis Destination.
Father Mathew says he will WRIT Philadelphia In
about A month
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INCIDENTS OF TIE CHOLERA

The Cincinnati Comm,rcisi, Of the 9Th inst, says
On Tuesday night, child Of Mrs. Bursands, Front
street between Broadway and Ludlow, died Of cholera
and laid out, dressed In its grave elothes and
placed in the cohin. Some time between and two
O'Clock yesterday morning, noise was heard to pro-
eesd from the conln and upon going to it. 1t found
that the child had recovered animation similar cir
cumstance, credbly informed recently
CURED at Sandusky lady died las supposed Of
cholera and laid out and placed in her CONN Settlers
up procured who took their stations in the
adjoining that in which the body lay At about day
break in the morning . noise heard Ia the room,
and upon going in to ascertain the the late corpse
standing at the cupboard eating pickles. her
vacated coffin q further far she then
concerned These facts should admonish people The
utmost
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From Curacao.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4--P. NJ
The schooner Cecilia arrived at this port to- day,
with dates from Curacao to the 23d Of July.
She brings eleven thousand eight hundred dollars in
specie obtained from the wreck Of the Spanish
war San Pedro, which vessel sunk, about thirty
years since; on the Spanish Main.
Affairs at Curacao were generally quiet. People
almost afraid to express opinion several had been
imprisoned for speaking in favorable Of Pses
and his party. There about 800 troops, mostly
blacks, at Curacao, when the Cecilia left.
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BY TELEGR APH.
Rnarnx un Ia lQlA

BosroS, Aug. IA, 1848.
Seventeen deaths by cholera have been reported to-
days Americans and IL foreigners.
There was increase Of 10 deaths for the week
ending Saturday the 18th instant over the previous
week.
There 10 deaths in the Lunatic Asylum and
new eases.
ALBANY, August 14-P. M.
There have been reported and Eve deaths
from cholera, since yesterday.
ROCHESTER, August IA, 1849.
One fatal Of cholera occurred in this city yester
day.
BLAcK Rock, August 49, 1S49.
During tho past week there have been
and five deaths from cholera
SYRACUSE August II, 1S49.
No further cases or deaths from cholera have been
reported.
PHLApELPHIA, August IA, 1870.
The Board of Health report fifteen OF sholsrs
and three deaths for the twenty four hours ending
noon, this day. There reports, however
ceved from the Blockly aims house. county prison.
The weather Is wet
PiTrsBuRoH, Aug. H. 18A9.
There have been seven Of cholera and three
deaths at Birmingham, opposite this city, during the
last twenty -four hours.
MONTREAL, August 14-6P. N.
The intermens of cholera for the past twenty four
hours were 10.
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BUFFALO. August ll-oP.M.

bUFFAL0, AuBuBt III T, Vt.
Receipts since yesterday Flour, so bills: wheat
5000 bush; corn, $500 bush. In -four there Is but
little doing, and the nominal quotation for Ohio is
- The sales Of wheat l4,O0s bush, including
Chicago, deliverable at Tonawands, at &c. and Wis
consin at S5c. Corn moved to the extent Of Is 900
bush. fiat yellow at CSC. Ohio whisksy has decliaed
to 2lLc.
ALBANY, August IA, 1s49
Receipts since yesterday Flour 900 bbls wheat,
$500 bush. The market for -four Is quiet but nrn
There Ia q fair milling demand for prime wheat nd
we netice Gales OF 500 bushels prime Ohio at 81 12
The market for corn Is very frm with sales Of 600
bushels; mixed western at Gle Oats are Al 90 with
saes of 1000 bushels Prison whiskey is quoted at 24c
BosroS, August IL, 1910.
No sales to-day worthy Of notice.
MoSTRrAL, August IL. 1s49
Superdne hsur IL quoted els Sd. Pot ashes eos and
pearls, 2ss cd In provisions there is nothing doing
Some parcels Of -four engaged for Liverpool at
9s Cd.
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BALTIMORE, August 4-6 r. NJ.
There Is fair inquiry for -four, aud notice sales
Of ace bills mostly Baltimore City Mills at IS S.
20, ana howard street at the latter quotation Corn
-four there Is moderate business doing at So So 1Sx
Prime white wheat Is quoted at 81 0S 81 IL, and red
81 o. 81 o. with sales OF 900 BUSH Corn moved to
the extent Of 10000 bush. At Soc . tsc for prime
white, and 60c &c for yellow. Oats range from Zoe
to zoe Sales Of whiskey ct Csc In provisions there
IL no movement Of Importance; quotations steady.
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The Hibernia is the next steamer to bring news
rom Europe. 1t will be due over the wires to NOR
BOW morning
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To Advertisers
Ths following is the conceded circulation, daily, for
hast week, Of the two journals respectively named
DiAsrense In favor Of the

Herald. oo;%fo
Here is difference Of e6,24S IN the daily circulation
OF the HERALD that of the TRIBUNE for last week
sfset which will be properly appreciated by advertisers
and men Of business geherally. word to the wise
= sufReiept.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

The Rome Convention.
Urea, August IA, 1S4s.
large number Of the New York delegates TO the
Rome Convention passed through this city to-day.
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Aspect OF the New Congress

Aspect OF the New Congress.
Probable whig majority in the House. IL
Probable democratic majority In the Senate. IL
In giving the above the probable majority In the
House OF Representatives, throw to tho wings the
aid Of all those who elected opposed to the
creed Of the old democratic party. We give the wings
In calculation probable majority Of eleven which
includes the free sellers and nativetsking the for
from the whigs and there Is absolute majority
against them. This Is likely to be increased by the
elections to take place The free soil members ~ there
fore, hold the balance Of poper and upon them will both
wings and democrats be dependent for the Of
any mea- eurea thay may nri9fpate
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Affairs at Pittsburgh.

PIrrsBURoH, Aug IA, 184o.
The city continues quite healthy Heavy rains have
caused the river to rise inch
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WAsHsGToN, Aug. IA, 1s4o.
Official accounts have been received at the Depart
ment to the aoth Of July at which time the Indians
in the vicinity Of Tampa Bay all quiet.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BR7ADwAY THEATRE, Brsadway.--ERHAEI- BAL
DIvKRTIsEnENr.
NIBLo's GARDEN. Broadway.-BEvLA srA-Yovxs
WIDow.
BURROWS THEATRE. Chambers strset-RoxRo AND
JuLIEI-PLRTKcrIoN.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squGre-MIpyreHT
WArsH-FoR rIeN PRINcE--WHirr's SEREyADERs--JIM
CRow LONDON.
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway, near Broorac.-CHaIs-
Sv's xINsrRELs.
gHINESx MUSEUM, $50 BrsAdway.-Froms A. n. W
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~ THIS CITY.
MAroR's OFFIcE,
New YoHx August l5-12M
The Sanitary COMMITTEES Of this city report 100 nov
cases, and 3S deaths Of cholera - having occurred
during the last "A hours
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Sympathy Tor the HuDgarians- Melancholy
Accident, &c.

BosToS, Aug. IA, 1919.
The Mayor has called meeting Of citizens at Fa-
neul Hall, on Monday next, to sympsthiss with the
Hupgarians
Three small girls drowned at the foot Of Poplar
street last evening They tilted from pile Of
boards, and fell into the water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-15
The Alabama Election.

From the late election in Alabama very few returns
have been received and the general desire to be
to know the aspect OF the State Legislature upon which
body will devolve the election Of Senator in Congress
Henry w. Collier, (dsm) was elected Governor with
out opposition.
The returns from the Second Congressional District
show the election OF Hlliard (whg) and there every
reason to suppose that William J. Aston (dsm.) is
elected In the first district.
The following is list Of the members of the State
House Of Representatives -
AurAGuA Cousrr.-Senate-Col Storrs, (dem J; Re
prssentatives-Wood and Hall (dem) are elected.
DALLAS CouSTr-Representative and
Blivan (whigs) are elected.
LowSprs CouNTr.--Rspresentatives- --Gendor aud
Swanson (whigs) are elected
BurLER CouNIr.-Senate-Thomas ]. Judge (dem.) /;
Rsprssentatives-Bomsn (whig) and McMullen (dem)
are elected
CHAnBEns Cousry.--Ssnatc--McLem ore (dem !;
Representative. Goodman, Chisholm, Kennedy
(whigs), and Barrow (dem } are elected.
MoNrooMERr Covrrr.-Senate-war (whig); Re-
pressntatives-Ri and Gunter (whis) are elected.
BALDWIN CouSrr.-senate-Godb old, (whig); Repre-
Observation-Disclosures (whig) are elected.
MorilE CoUSrr.- Representativ es-Lockwood,G az-
yam and Jones, (whigs) are elected; aud one to be
heard from.
The number OF the State Legislature is In the Sc
nate, SO, and In the House Of Representatives 100
In the counties above from which we have returns,
democratic and whig Senators and democratic and
IA whig representatives. are elected
There yet returns from Fl Senatorial districts TO
be received, and the number OF representatives to be
heard nom is ST. so that II is impossible to tell what
the result may be- though there is every probability
that the democrats have carried the state In all the
counties heard from the vhs vote has fallen on very
much
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See tho Cnrs or the Paiiaaei uh,a Ca.pst
Hal sidney JenesAs regards Carpetiass. Mattsnxs
snd o cloths IN this odd extensive House Is Nsrh
seccnd street hr' door below christ Church. sen ua,-
Re- and Arch. IL h.s some claim top notice.
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Not step FurtbcrI-rhoae who are In
,earch % Tie very hardsomen aud best Boots and
Gsitrs IN the city NJ prices Within the ~
JONESS. IL Ann street.
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We are happy TO be enabled to state that the ehOlero
is still gradually decreasing and that il is highly
probable there will BIZ further reduction Of deaths &C
the end Of the current week
BROOKLYN.
BOARD o. HEALTH. August II, 18l9.
Since yesterday. % cases of epidemic cholera have
been reported. and ID deaths, viz MARY Tabsn and
child Hoyt street, Margaret Mcbride, Warren street;
Cstharine Stanton, Court street; Thomas Burns Ha-
milton avenue; Mrs Riley, Hudson avenue; william,
Green, Tillary street. John Lordon, Myrtle avenue;
John Conner Congress street; Susan Rooney Stanton
street; John Stewart Degraw street. Mary Gallagher,
Wyckof street. Mary brown Degraw street
CHARLES ) J. GOODRICH,
Physician Of the Board.
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THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-,

THIEsTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.
T1m csxmeneed March 1870, and wM end March 1851
Senate.
President-MiLLARp FILLMORE.
Ways IN Italics; Natises Smell Capitals; Democrats IN
Rowan; Those marked r. S. are Free Soilsss
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TBE Row. CONVENTION The old hunkers and
bambrrners meet today at Rome, to make an e.
fort 10 harmonic. II VIII b. curious affair
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ARRiv.L or TIE STEAMSHIP NoEntERsrR.-Th
U. 5. mail steamship Noriherner, Capt. Budd, ar.
rived yesterday morning from Charleston. We are
under obligations TO Capt. b., and to the Charles
ton Cotwtcy and Nerrurv for PAPERS
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Stat % te ccntsitd Wy Oar lei xer vhir, in sone-
tlttttd 90 Taylor men, INT are democrats.
seat % Be- contested BY John little. jr whir On
district ~ Penn.
J Delegate.
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We have received some important Intelligence
from Nicaragua. 1t comes to US in letters, dated
at the city of Grenada, Lake Nicaragua, on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-15

Startling Intelligence from the south-Pro-
Jeeted Revolution In the Island OF Cuba
Armed Expedition FITTING Out, In the
United states-Proclamatien OF the Pre-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-14

INO VOcalstsTo vocass and persons dsirous OF per-
fecting themselves in tho study OF vocal music
would invite attention large and extensive COL
lection musical works, among which enunerate the
foOWing:
A Practical Catcchism Melody. by Hamilton
An Introduction 10 Choral Singing designed for the
OF persons engaged in teaching, by Hamilton
A Catechsn OF Thorou Oh Bass, by J. Jourse
The Oiche.tra Primer, by Keicher
A Musical Grammar, by DR.. Wallcott
First Steps Thorough Bass in twelve familiar lessons
Guide to Vocal Music, by John Turner
The Thorough Bass Primer, by j. f. Burrows
The Juvenile Harmony, containing appropriate hymns
for Sabbath school anniversaries, by A. ID. Gould
The Gentleman's Giee Book consisting of the pop.
uar glees for mems voices, by Lowell Mason
The Beethoven Collection OF Sacred Music
The Boston Anthem Book, by L. Mason
Dyer's Anthem Book, Ri edition, containing supple
The United States Psamody, by S. B. Pond
The Boston Musical Institutes Collection OF Church Mu-
sic
The Social Sac ed Methodist, by Oliver Shaw
KnxIuys Social Choir, in two volumes
The Seraph, Baltimore collection OF church music
selection OF Chants ada pied he service Prot
estant Episcopal Church, by A. w. Hayrer
The Musical Library collection OF original and selected
music, edited by Mason u Webb
The Boston Meodeon, collection Of secular melodies,
in volumes, by G. L. White
The Sacred Lyrics-poetry by Mrs. Hemans music by
Nelson
Songs oil tho Paror, by Sidney Nelson
Tho Orphsus Glss Book, collection of popular glees
- VIM FISCHER,
Fab IL Stationers' Hail.
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A Gard


" WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY IL, ioN.
In the report in this mornings Union of the debate in the
Senate yesterday upon Mr. Hales amendment for the abo
liton n fosginx in the navy, Mr. Yuloe in his place. from
the authority OF officer In tho navy took occasion
tack my character in which requires refuta-
ton The charges against arc substantially, that my
testimony upon the subject of hoggng in the navy is
entitled respects that am sailor that served one
month board vessel surgeons steward and
discharged for drunkenness To all of which have only
this reply make,hat am sailor that have the conf
dence and tho testimony Of good and eminent
in my vindcaton that was not discharged from
the surveying vessel for Drunkenness but left of my own
free wi-not in a of drnnkennessbu from repug
nance to the despotic usages board the ship. But,
whatever might be my personal character. it does not
affect the evidence which have presented against the
tenn OF logging in the That evidence stands sup
ported by the official records: by
nntilacd victims of the and the colt among the
number Attacks upon the character of its AGENT have
never defeated great reforms and, in all shapes and
all times, resistance tyranny 10 obedience TO Gsd"
WATSON G. HAYNES
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GENERAL TAYLOR.

CITIZENS preparing for their friends and strangers
~ visiting Washington. will iind Parkers Fancy and
Perfumery store, Pennsylvania avenue, Backwes
Hotel s largest assortment of toilette articles ada pied
their wants and comfort during the crowded of the
metropolis for the ensuing twenty days, to witness the in
augural ceremonies such
COMBS.
Shell, imitation SHE'LL fine buffalo, English horn dressing
comb
HAIR BRUSHES.
English, French and American satin and rosewood hair
brushes.
TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES.
English and French uperor e-backed and trepaned
Tooth and Nail Brushes, of ivory, bone and buffalo han
dies.
HAIR WASHES.
GuerIains, Jules's, Hanless Colcord's. and Barrys
lustrae for cleaning and beautifying the hair.
Clrchughs uichophesous. do.
WASHING SOAPS.
Lubin's musk soap, SOAP Lous's brown Winsor
soap, transparent wash balls &c
SUNDRIES.
German cologne Forado water. bay rum, superior tooth
wash and powder, toilette powder, Iotades OK marrow
fine hair OIL Macassar oil, lip save Paeys cold cream
&c,, &c., DC
Feb I0-3awifMar4 [Globe] .
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMs.-Messrs ELDREDGE.

AGENCY FOR OLA 81 S.-Messrs. ELDREDGE
n PLATT, and STEWART, late of Wall, of Will
liam New York. have extended branch of their
1t will be under the constant charge of one of their
ber-Chares H. Stewart, legal gentleman OF over thirty
years experience in his profession and eleven in the adj
vocacy OF public claims Asaguaranty TO the confidence
of the public Mr. Stewart has been favored with the esti-
monas OF officers of the general government and other
public gentlemen, before whom his advocacy lay showing
his skill in preparing his his great DILIGENCE knowl-
edge of business tact Of advocacy aud uniform
would not be becoming here aude further to those,
but Edredge, Plat, and Stewart solicit persons who
que the Of public business peruse their cir
cnlar with these testimonials loot aud they will find that
higher passports to confidence be presented
better guaranty for be reasonably demanded
Wnhou, entering into detail, Eldredge, Plau and Stew
art will attend TO public business of every in Wash
ngon, and through their office in New York. to business
in that city also Their charges will be moderate and pre-
arranged For attention they pledge their established char,
acter with the habits OF life matred in business and adj
vocacy assuring those who may them that what their
testimonials show done tor others they will do for them,
and that they will always be found their post in this city
as well during the recess the sungs OF Congress.
Letters TO be postpaid.
ELDREDGE, PLATr IL STEWART.
Office in Washington the house of John Mason, jr.,
esq, northwest Of g and 18th Streets in New York
~ William street, first floor.
G(;-Crcuars of E. p IL 5. can be had application at
either office
Dec. 6-d3ms