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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-26
City Intelligence

TIN EvAcuArroS or Nrw YosK-To dav will bs
celebrated in this city the evacuation of New York
by the British.
EyrrfSe ScHooLs-An address will be delivered this
evening at the Orange itreet common school house.
at o'clock, BY Nj. Il. u. MeGec Of the Nait,n; the
subject" evening scht OILS and emer ant educationn
THr CH.Rer or BIeAMY-The man arrested on ss
turday, upon a charge OF bigamy, was proved upon
examination not to have been married to either the
wemen who claim him. The judge settled the difference
by splicing him TO Mics Kesie aud the happy pair wens
en- their way rejoicing.
FOvsplrse. on Saturday evening at 9 O'Clock, q
founding was picked up In the Of Mr. D. Peck 13C
Madison street, BY Ann FORK, servant in the family
AhHtsr or a DE,rnTrs.-Johu Richardson was ar.
rested a. deseftsr on Saturday afternoon and taken
to Governors Island
AocrDKNr "A man named James Kelly was Knocked
down, on Saturday evepiag. by a stage near Fulton
Ferry, and was considerably injured
AccfpFSr John Plane, on Saturday afternoon, broke
the schooner Splendid lying at the foot OF Albany
,treet lie vas TIPPED up BY rope, and fell lie was
brought TO the City Hospital yesterday.
Draru or M,rrurw MutLtNs.-we noticed in YES
tsrdsy's Herald that Matthew Mullins, who received
stab In the abdomen. on Thursday mornisR was near
Hospitsl The man cied e seems. on saturday night,
shout " o'clock post morien examination was held
yesterday BY Dr. vreeland the result OF which viii DO
given before tie Coroners jury this day. On permits
sion Of the Coroner the body Of the deceased was re-
moved TO the residence Of his mother No IS Mulberry
deceased was a cab driver native ~ Ireland and 2s
years Of age. Much interest and excitement IL ex-
Dy OF the deceased well those
In prisoners confined tuspicion Of being con-
cerned In INJECTING the fatal wound The inquest and
examination OF witnesses will begin at 10 o'clock this
forenoon, at the Office OF the CoroGer
DEarH Disease oF rHE Hs,pr.-The Coroner yes
terday held inquest at No 244 Nineteenth street on
the body Of william Brown native OF ireland aud 81
years Of sge who 90 his death by disease OF the
heart IL seems the deceased has been some
time past about the chest, and yesterday. while at
church with his son he suddenly became fndisposed
about the time church coming out aud by the
sistsnce o. DIS sos walked TO doctor in Twelfth
ttett and after receiving remedy administered
~ the doctor, he died. Verdict accordingly.
Csss ron rRr CRY F.rarss At the Ere on We'd
nedsy night on the Of Dover south streets
Laurence Moore, q the member Of Fire engine No
o. vas seriously " not fatally Injured By the falling Of
rme TIM Der inncting wounds bis head and breast
DIS unfortunate 70 absolutely In Of the
hectssaries ~ life With wife and two small children
snost starving and without dollar TO purchase food
The unfortunate man resides In Dusxe street, near
wet Broadway. and we earnestly recommend him to
the attention of the humane Aldermen Of that ward or
TO any others who feel for the sueriugs Of the family
OF a disabled fireman.
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TELECRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

The Heavy Gales and Disasters or the Cape
OF Good Hopc--LOss OF Dutch snip.
BosroN, Nov. Is, 1849.
The ship Aldebaran arrived to-day from Psrsng,
whence she sailed the 5th Of July last She expe.
renced very weather of the Cape of Good Hope
and passed several pieces Of wreck, rails, So
The Aldebaran arrived at St. Helena on the LIST Oc.
teber and sailed the day. Several ships were.
there repairing from damages sustained of the Cape
during the heavy gales.
1t was reported at St Helena that Cape Harbor was
full Of disabled vessels.
The Dutch ship Gertrude, from Amsterdam for b.
tayis foundered of the Cape the captain and six
were lost
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THr NrwLt APPOINTED BrrTisH ESvor rHE USIrEp
sr.rrs Sir Henry l.. Bulwer, accompanied by Lady
Bu~er and his nephew, unpaid a,tscle to the eu-
bsssy sailed from Portsmouth the 30 last, in the
steam sloop- ecste Of six guns and $40 horse
power, for this port Chief Engineer, MIR John shaw.
The Hecate has been Offered and manned from the
gunnery ship Excellent ". d. Chsds, Captain Rich.
r. Hewitt, Commander and may be daily expected In
tbi. larbor
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ship Hove, Liverr COL, llth ut.

NEW YoRK CANAL BoARD.-The Canal Beard OF thia
State, which appoints the persons employed the
nails adjusts the rates CT toll and transacts varouc
other business connected with the canal systsm IL
composed Of the Canal Commissioners and the Com.
missioners Of the Canal Fund The latter consist %
the Lieutenant Governor Comptroller other State
officers The following the names aud politics of
the Canal Board which viii be ia Office after the LIST OF
January next.
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TnE MISSION TO AusTRIA-ALL ABAcK.-Great
doubts are yet entertained whether Col. Webb
has yet been appointed to the Austrian mission, OF
on any mission at all.
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Seven of the Canal Board wings and two demo.
Gratis Should the democrats elect the Lieutenant CO.
vernon and Canal Commissioner next year, the wings
will still retain the control Of the Board by mai orty
Of The canals will therefore be under whig man
sgemsnt for two yesrs more.
The Commissioners Of the Canal Fund, who manage
the canal finances the six State officers first above
named all OF whom wings. except the Attorney
a.
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Markets..

New ORLEANS, Nov. "a 1849.
The fales or cotton, on Friday, Amounted to 310e
bales. old crop Prices dropping The weeks sale.
10 0G0 bales The receipts AZ QUO baIes-les.
than the same time last year. The stock on hand
amounts TO lQS, 600 bales
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Marine Affairs.

The brig Emma Prescott, at the foot Of Franklin
street. North River, is loaded and ready to sail for
California she Is beautiful vessel and we advise
those who about to embark for the gold dsgngs to
look at her. Her passengers limited TO ten and she
has comfortable room for three more Capt. Peekmau
informs us that he will sail positively on Tuesday
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Mysterious Disappearance.

Bosroy Nov, %. 1849.
DR.. Parkman, eminent physician of this city,
very mysteriousy disappeared Friday last. and has
not since been heard of, although the whole Police
force Of the city out in search OF him.
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made in the Duchy Of Nassau which tend to confirm
these wsrike reports
England.
The Patent Kamptulicon works Ut Greenwich were
burnt down this morning Owing to the great quaint
ty Of India rubber the premises the flames spread
with astonishing rapldity.
Mas CHESTER Goops MARKET, Saturday, Nov. "a
p M.-Market somewhat active; considerable inquiry
for goods but the advance demanded checks business
and reduces the actual amount Of business transacted
very materially.
TO THE LATEST MOMFNT.
LIVERPOOL, Nov, 10-215 p. NJ.
London-Consols for the account 931S, u to 8; do
money 934 3; Three and Quarter per Cents, 92sl "a
Exchequer Bills ASS ASS. prem Mexican, 2ej4 q.
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srtioie invented w Saunders svorahiy known ~.
public for the last years obtanei az ths
subscribers stores ~ and ~ broadway. liberal discount
70 whoesele Dealers q. SAUNDERS n SON.
lT Brosdvay, corner Liberty 81. and So Bro.drsy
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The Southern Mall.

BALTIMORE, Nov. rs, IS49.
The Southern mail is through, but it contains nc.
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tobsr to the Sd November, II 243 rkns iS9 kegs 79S
crooks, and 81 bales bacon Rice-6,000 bags Bengal
sold 81 ss for good broken to los "a pS ios sooa
II anything the turn cheaper, aud the demand very
inactive Spirits of turpenne are duh o. sale at former
burgh is steady at 38s. to 3Ss Cd. at the public
sales of South American, on Wednesday, the finest
qualities brought sos to 36s Cd per cwt the lower
Qualities did not ind ready buyers; 80 tons horse
grease sold 29s per cwt Several sales OF COM
mon to good imperial, gunpowder, young Tyson, and
rates At u sale held yesterday, Of 1855 packages,
olly $50 good common Congou were sold, 1T per
In. Timter-Tbere has not been any new feature In
this market during the week. The trade Is quiet and
prices last reported Tobaccs-There has been a
steady demand this week spectators taking about $50
hbds. Prices continue hrm and still looking up Wool
There have sbeen no material additions to our i'm
ports and stocks afford little choice, the trans
actor have b. unimportantin consequence prices,
however, are very firm.
HAyRE MARKET, Nov. o -Cotton-We were in poses-
sion Of adyiees from the United States by steamer
Canada Tuesday nght Both ut but too late to rem
account Of their effect market in our last
circular These advices bearing dates from New York
to the l7ih October continue to announce crop gene
rally estimated at 900 to 100000 bales and very
steady prices In that market Notwithstanding the sue
cessive unsatisfactory statements from Europe ana
slight decline in the Southern ports Of the Union Ii
verpoo which had been under the influence of the I'M
favorable accounts from India immediately on the re-
ceipt of these advces became much firm and regain
all lost ground and in consequence here some act
witty displayed and the figure OF sales on Wednes-
day exceeded 400 bales with q certain improveme mt
in rates which for some days past have been ex
ceediney sti neces.itatiDg rise of II on tres ord-
nare american descriptions since them the holiday Of
All Saints baving interrupted the regular business,
and the advices from Liverpool becoming rather
dull owing to the considerable transactions ef-
feeted during the last month rates towards the
end of the week much easier; but on Mon
day and yesterday very full prices were paid at
annexed quotations, notwithstanding that our daily
sales have not exceeded 700 to 800 bales. We expect
every moment advices by the Hermann, with dates
to the Goth ult from New York. aud by the Caledonia
to the 24th by our last letters receive advces of
two ships on the berth at New Orleans for our
port that altogether expect Ii ships from the
States of which i've from New York, seven from New
York and two from Charleston By the annexed state
ment Of brokers' stock on the 3st OF October
is valued at 28 500 bales whilst the custom house
turns establish the existence Of Al bales To sum
up the week reach 550S bales against GD77
bales i'm ports and remain with stock on hand OF
81 354 bales of which rs 800 United States including
1nInlL Ia.
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The Dollar Weekly.

This cheap publication viii be published to day
Single ccPes two cents annual subscription, one dol
lar only.
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retings Floor on Cloths, Rags Drugrea go ai,eet
The celebrates estathmeht No. % Rowery Iram kxder-
sons The test ard cn evidence that you ave some
y-hye per cent - 70 visit the ave spacious warerooms
erosded with purchasers daily
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Clarke, NO William, street, has the hest
asormert Of overcosts IN New York Also the cloths 10
select from Bsck cress coats % order t6 very best
Other garments in famous cut quality and
workmansh Established 1876 Vests sna fe.dy
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Court Calendar for This Day.
Ctrcvfr CorRr-Nos 80. 81. 81, 6e2 81 So, CSC, s.,
S. 20, 81, ~, %, "a. COS, %, ~, es, 80, loo.
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The T. s. BRIG Ferry, Lent Comd'g A. " Foo,e
drtppca down 20 Hampton Roads on the 22i lost.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01

To ruin : ne iariily Of the Southern planter
or farmer, although wna NAV be drank. and
cards played all IL done at home under parcii-
tai and feminine ob>erygiion, and Therefore
excess can never 90 so far OF course the sons
Of planters visit the etiee: but those in their
ucigiborhood are trivial in -ze, and rncagre in
nitractons-ihosc more distant arr the more
seldom seen. The lncien' poets, who thought
that the lower regions weft the abode u great
and good men, rs well 81 tad located the en-
trance IN rnioio and SOLITARY place. Thus
Homer conducts Ulysses, on his visit to the
shades If his brother warrior Greeks. 10 y
t;,iny settled country Of dark skinned people.
Shsn TO- We reached old OCEAN. utmost bounds.
Where r-ks control his waves eiih esef-deuns
mnnns
Then IN , lonely lard and gloomy aclls.
The disly nations OF 'hnameFia dwcis
There he found tho portals Of the Internal
world So Nirgil conducts Encas 10 the soni-
hre and solemn forest Of the Cumean Sybh.
But with onr improved conceptions OF the cha
ri,acr Of that place and It's inmates, and the
most dircce avenues 20 approach i, ibc modern
Epic poet, who desire. TO give hi, hero a view
of 1t. viii have to fix the gateway in the hear
Of q great city. where tie wees bold Their
rcVels 7 is there
The gates Of HI urc n,sn ish and apy,
smooth be descent and ea-y Is n" way,
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An ELECTIVE JUDICIARY.

AN ELECTIVE il DiclAN'
W. are indebted To the Harrisburg Fegs'Tc
for the resolution OF the Legislature providing
for a vote upon tine proposed amendment ti Tn
Constitu zion OF thi~ State making the Judges
elective hv the people, The Constitution
makes provision for the amendment oi thai III
,,rumeat IN very plain manner The res"it,-
ton ~ .dsof ot such amcndssani, winch fol-
low, having been adopted by a majority Of our
Legislature, it must nov pass by majority "i
the Legislature Whch shall meet AT Harrisburg
in January Of isJr-" and, IN the language ui
the Constitution, "sueh proposed amendment
or amendments shall be submitted 10 the pvo-
pie IN such manner and at such time, ut least
three months after being 10 agreed to BY the
two Houses a, the Legislature shall prescribe
and It the people stall approve and ra'iiy such
amendment or amendments by q maJer.tY of
qualified voters of this State voting thereon,
such amendment or amendments shall oecome
a part # the Constitution, bnt no amcnd-
mcut or anne ndmcui- shall be submitted 10 the
people oitener than once IN i,Ye ,eaTai Pf"1'-
sksL That ii more than one Amendment T." sun
mt,cd tbty shall be submitted b., such hammer
and form, that the penple may vote To- or
AGAINST each amendment separately and disi,uci-
NJ. ..u........, a. ,h. r..olr,;.., olan,.J Ly
the Legislature.
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- NJ. ,,,,I ..;,.l...a The, il .bpu road a-
,.U.,, r,t.t,,,i.,...oe -. .,.nra,np court Of
,,.,..r.t NJ, -, ,..,,n,,.n Mons. and of .t,,t
- - cord n. arc or shall be- c-tab-
III ~. H., .,,,u H.. ..rtrd py tine qualified
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,s,l.t m tl,. MANNER
t,5l,.,,,, ,,.,li. Tie inAgo4 Of the lurena.
com, b, The qualified cic...afs Of Sc common
wealth al l.rfc, tic pre- drui ud-t- Cd, the sew
cal courts 40. common pleas gnd Ut such other
,nnr,4 of record rs are or shall be established
by lav. and all other ludia., required 10 be-
learned ma the law hy the qualified electors of
ib. respective districts osrr which they ARE TO
pr,-ido r5ct A. lad. o-. aud the a,,-ocilic Judge,
,ftb,. co,,ri. Of ,nu,nion pleas hy the qualified
..b,....,i. OF .a,. .,uutr.- &C.. ,rcla.s
ri. in4u,.. ot tine ~oBsomc runrt shall hold
their oifce. fir iha term Of fifteen wears if ihey
,hnu Isl. .t.s bciAt, ihcm-clyc. wen. suhleri g.
,h. pl,or,t..p, hereinafter provided for -suh,,'-
aueut 4, tie hr.i clorian. The president
,ud,,., .r ri. -,.,rrai court. Of common plta-
and Of si., l Other courts of record As are or
sball be- established hy g.. aili an other Judges
reeuirrd ra h, -nrd iu the INV shall hold
thrir ollie, f.r ihe trm of ten ktlr-, il they
.holl 49,, I,ra b.i,,,r .h.m.rAc, AclL The
,..o,,a,r iu,ir,- Of tine courts Of common
rlee. .han hrd thr,r ofliee, tor tn, tprf Of tive
,ptr.. If tIt.t .'H,l sp lo.r behave themselves
.,.. Of o.,nt sinh d.. commissioned s., the
,.,,ru.r ,lt t.raa, reasonable cause which
.haIu,. Dr. .usfl..,si grounds uf impeachment,
ti.a oo,...,or shall remove an, OF them on the
address, Of twn-nird, Of cach branch Of the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01
THE EXPEDITION or SIR JOHN vRANkLr'


The utmos, efforts Of the British Govern
Ir'ni to unrase, tive m, -tery that hangs over The
expedition Of Sit John Frank.in had up 10 ikr
La, accounts from EngInnd, Produced no Diet
n,e results The hs,oiy Of this enterprise Is
snscn,ly presented By an article in the Penn.
svisanian. The object was the discovery Of a
northwest pa-sag, the Pacific and S,r joila
Franklin. in MAY. ~ lsi5, iei, England. unA-
the aus pices and ,aironagc OF the Government,
with directions to proceed At encc 10 isncnster
Sound and To penetrate, with a. little delay az
uosshe. through tha, and iis cSntinuaiisH,
gp-rov-'s Straits until he should reach the
ojtpte OF CAPT Walker about 81 wcsi, r.,
which point every effort was made 10 r nett Pre-
IN a course n direct ~ j'o sihin towards b.
rings Siraiia Two fine ships composed ~
.y,.drion--,he Erebus and the Tevo---a
wer. manned hy la men.
Nothing mas teer heard from thsm ,ir-r i.a
26lh of inlv. ls4h Not a trace Of the eNpei
non has since. been found. although nsifte'io.
wcr,. tiycn to Cart franklin. after passing ls'-
.ude 60. "a throw overheard once every d
a clr N scaled bottle or coppef eyinder, c,
anng paper stating date. position, De. ! q
expedition h.i provisions to hast fon, yes
and it 4 asserted that 10 dependence whates
/, Ia be- placed ON the yery ,ew Arciic aniu
which, arc to be- found in hugh attitudes for 70
supply of food
Three expeditions have teen sent IN senr
If the pi.snv vessel. i'y the Rfish Cove
mcni. one under command If Ss james r.
of tao ships. determined to- follow the traek
the F-cu, and Terror, hy way Of iAnsa
Sound another under tho command OF I"
Moor. which was TO enter the Northern o.
hy the way of Behriug'- Straits and eSpe
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The Inns,au Daiig NeIcs states the fac that
a larf,e d.,.rea.c in the nnmhe, ~ births in Ire
land aas taken place ~ much 90 per cent
IN som. counties. and attributes it 10 The after
phr- al pfostratioH II thu people
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01

The NOR losdpd = tree - with fruit 'he h''''
\, bends. SO where them is most sui'i'y 'h'f'
i most Glrtnr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01

A Young LADY,, niarnine late from concert,
az /, ,,as raining ordered the c,sehman 10 drive
,lo.e 10 tho sidewalk, but wa. still unable TO
-tep arruss the gutter.
can ~ YOU over sad ceaehey.
.oA no." fapi she, 81 am too heavy
lord N m" replied John, - am used 10
lfsn, barrels II sugar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01

W. cannc, see clearly objects whieh afc o.
thef very near * very Tar from ~; ts'is we
neither kp,t osis s'fs ser oss comaon a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01

Those NhD haze more admiration for fools
than for men of sense, by the same rule. We
may suppose would admire 'he .gn most when
IA vchpys
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01
MISCELLANY.
THE NORTH AND rnr sorTH

r,irnc from lrctnr delivered heinrc The Nercanill'
lihrn h.~ocriiun, tnciinaii, thIo, jsnnsrs, lHis
by tipori Fisher
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-01

A ierppes, IL the ,-hool Of r'lots diversity
Il the school 81 trsve men.
~, fs,.e, ~ "a woman + 80 altar ercc''a "
.,h.. 20 ani'l