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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-04
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES..
LNREEwILL AND OPEN COMMUNION BirrfsTS-
Meetings OF this denomination as usual to- in
their Chapel No ~ Grand sr.et four doors OF Broad
way. Preaching BY Rev John Parent, at 49, A. r., 81
sYds NJ Ssts tree Sabbath School 81 half r.
q. OF O.F.-TnE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF THE
State 81 New York will hold adjourned Sos
Grand Lodge Room. National HALL Canal street. this day,
fsatuTdsy,J ct ~ r NJ hn election for Depnty Grand
Master will be hold. BY order, BENJAMIN j. PENTz,
Grand Secretary.
rINRFAsURY OF kARyLAHD.-NOTICE IS HEREBY
sysn that the let Of Ostobsr next twenty ave
" the PRINCIPAL Of the stock or shis State which
created pursuance Of an act passed at December session
1s 2s will be paid at The Loan Once Ia Batisre;
after which such portion Of Sid steel will to bear
interest. ID. CLAUDE Treasurer.
Annapolis. lat Aug, ls49.
NoTICE-ALL PERSONS ARE FoRBID NEcorIAT-
ing note by James oule- for $40 dated June
lS<g, demand. 60 the order Of W. Nssh said
having been settled and will not be paid.
JAS. BowLEs <ssIf broadway.
CAsH ADVANCES MADE UPON CONsIGNNBSrs
" Of Cabinet Furniture, Piaaofortes House Furnishing
Goods, asd Merchandise gousrally. by j. W. BROWN.
Auction and Commission Store, lUl Broadway.
TINe TnR HUsAkE-PAUL IT, LAuRY, A FRENCH
who speaks but little English. has been mia "a
saes early last svesng He sul quite feeble frora an
stssk efchosra. and have been aasp III again
street. Any Information respecting him will BE- thankfully
received by the dstresssd family, A. No whitehall street
10. rs Broad street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-04

Georgia has e00 miles Of railroad, and tbrse rail-
roads in process Of construction, which will
about 81 eco COO and make 1850 miles Of railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-04

NO CURE no PAY.-DR. CoRBIrr 10 DIANE ST.
may be sonsuiNs 90 the toatnspt 81 csrsin sscs \.
Gscates rfestse Of sxss. years devoted .~st-
mat ace.ts dss~srs srsslcs Dr.. c. verst
nercury ps.d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-04

InroHTANr-DR. 1oBiAS'S VENETIAN LTNIaySV
a. eIar cure Tor sholeta. cOe. srasnssnd dy,aai,ry
" rtftf .s ben s1miusered. 1ns mouey r.furtsf ia
I,es'sly IN an eases should ~ Do No family ,hopld b
-ittostlt Depot. Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-04

~ cuRE NO CHAkok-DR. sgBYHY,s or a oouD
street 10 s-rfasx ysy svns-i.sa all h~Ds %
s-ofe seesst s~ses o. ssssrA- IN 70 fesx
tays CessHssnsxs sshifiiy and rposspsy rsc~ssnrUy
frcrs Susnsos opsn from "a - ~, 2 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-04

III ISBAkDs NANrED.-rWO GOOD KIND NM
bands ~ante3. BY two sraciriis ladies ,ifs
ns ertnbes ased thiJthrss anil ,r.t
ssod lookng AM gentlemen % genls aal
serHste character who dsrgus 81 obtau~ partner.
Ter 49, rlay address few uea Alice
raidl Herald pHce. box No. TO- witch will he
sttsns,d 20, staiinE where an interview can Ne had
GONshkEss wANTED-TO TEACHA Y.UNgL,DY
s1tfcE Jear- OF hse snd child u nne ysars rn
sud-rtna french, German and music. sddr.ss A. r. n an
bLh, bfidssport, tenn. German iaiy preferred.
DARTNER WANTED. IN ONE or Our FtR sT-cTA.g
Hotsh 10 netpal sssct being D. obtsn tbe
sn.rrrisng ta.ihe'san, Of rssTee.abl. asse-asa.
sna Teht rfdrs bu mall amsrnt ~ cspal viii be
rs,nrnes. y"
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~ IA ths trea ssas 81 ssos,s he bosesrs rs
rutlst ~ ssll 10 tA9e half ssrsd that
for ysars 4 reerirest g.sstshsr weakness kronaht
- b secret hsss sd,t~ay cared Recent svrsz w
ksr days.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10

Than the eastern expanse, II stretches through
thirty degrees Of longitnde,--one twelfth part Of
the circumference of the globe. Half the popu-
lation OF continental Europe might be trans.
planted 10 1t, find subsistence on il, and leave
rooln TO spare. II is now a waste, more dreary
thsn desolaton itself; for II Is filed only with
savage life. Yet soon will every rood of its SUI
lace be explored by the centrifugal force of The
Saxon soul, and whatever Of vegetable wealth Is
spread upon it, or Of mineral wealth is garnered
beneath 1t, will be appropriated by the vehemence
OF Saxon enterprise. Shall this nsw empire
wider than that OF the Ptolemies, and almost as
extensive as that Of the Caesars, be reclaimed to
humanity, 10 a Christian life, and a Christian
history; or shall It be a receptacle where the av
snce, the profilgacy, and the licentiousness of a
corrupt cNilisation shall cast lis criminals and
breed It's monstersf Ii il is ever 10 be saved FINN
such perdition, the Mother States of This
nlon,-those States where the institutions of
Learning and religion are now honored and chez.
ished, must send out their Lallowing influences
to redeem Il. And If, in the benignant Providence
OF God, the tree Of Paradise is even to be planted
and TO flourish IN this new realm; il its branches
are to spread, and its leaves to be scattered for
the healing OF the people; will not the heart Of
every true son of Massachusetts palpitate with
desire,-not low and vain-gloricms ambition
but such high and holy aspiration as angels
mghtfeel that her name may be engraved upos1
MS youthful trunk, there TO deepen and expand
with its immortal gruwthY"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
Pr ON Rio janet ro-Arrr,si Of the Oregon.

The brig Rainbow, Capt Mansfield, has arrived
from Rio Janeiro, whence she sailed on Ia, 81 ult
The steamer Oregon was Just passing intothe har-
Dor when she came out The Oregon "a led from
this port il will be remembered on the "a of De-
cember, and has therefore made the voyage in q
days.
The brig Flora of Baltimore was waiting 10 get
OFT past an American feet bound TO the Coast:
the Commodore was determined to take her il
she persists IN going out; he has guard boss row-
ing around her all night, snd the brig PerrymooIe ed
outside Of her There were u number ofvesscls
intending 10 60 10 the Coast, but the Commodore
has Illustrated their designs.
FIeights are dull-55 cts per bag for Coffee to
the States.
The ship Iowa and Massachusetts, left on the ID
for California, after taking in provisions snc bal
last. They were salnted by the Brsndywine going
out
There was large supply Of Flou in market,
and no sale. The ship Columbia was there taking
IN freight There are n great many German yes
sells IN port taking in fIeights very low. Two lsgs
Bremen ships were taking up TO go around TO Val
paraise 20 load at low rates. There were but few
American vessels in port.
The Rainbow has the eiteT-bags of the Brandy
wine and Massachusetts on board.
NJ Tr0H1rs.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
A Gold Exploring Expedition.

lhe sudden and unexplained movements of Col.
Fremont in the Far West, and the uncertain aim
OF has journey seem 10 have excited some atten-
hon throughout The country. Many persons sup
pose him 10 be in possession Of information con-
ceming some undiscovered placer--some region
aoounding IN precious ores, in the vast unexplo-
red tack lying between New Mexico and the
Sierra Nevada. This exciting doubt will probably
soon be solved. for al the last date Col. Fremont
had reached the Mountains of New Mexico. and
was pushing forward with all haste into the nm.
known wilss beyond the Rio Grande.
In The meantime, however, adventures are not
idle, and before another month there viii be other
companies upon his track. One is al present be-
ing organized in this city. 10 march from Corpus
Christie, Texas, TO Paso del Norte and hence 10
the head-waters of the ella, where the genuine
III Dorsdo-ihe store house OF the AEtec Empe-
roIs-ls supposed 10 be situated One of the
principal promoters of this expedition is IIr. Web
Der, author of "0ld Hicks, the Guide, who is
already familiar with the border life ofTexas-
There will be much adventure connected With such
an expedition, and the result might prove of great
Importance 10 science and antiquarian research.
u not TO the natural wealth of the county. MOI
The least interesting feature of the CaIif,rna er-
citement will be the geographical discoveries
made by exploring parties m search of nav wash
inss and diggings.-N y. Tribune
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

Rev. VIZ. GUM, Outstanding, Ky,
MILrOS STEVENSON, Georgetown, Ky.
]. NJ. McKIM, 81, N. Fifth St, Philadel phia.
JOSEPH FISHER, Chester, VI.
BEcxSER & CASSIFF. Lafayette, la.
j. BALDWIN, Bethany, Va.
GEo. ScARBoRoUGH, OwensbOro, Ky.
c. c. EvKKrs, Utica, N. Y.
ID. NJ. DEWEY, Arcade Hall, Rochester, N. Y
HEsRY CHArIs, Canandaigua, n. Y.
c--owN & WILLIAMSON, Commercial Buildings
Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
ID. NEEDHAH, II, Exchange St, Buffalo, N. 4
II. bARcLAY, Russellville, Ky.
Rev. HooPER CREws. Mount Morris, Illinois.
Hon. A. w. GRAHAM, Bowlingreen. Ky.
WIN. GAkSErT. Glasgow, Ky.
c. II. BARxLEY, Lexington, Kentucky.
]. B. RUssELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, D.
WHITE & PorTER, Is State street, Boston
ELIAS SMITH, l42 Nassau street, New York.
p. ii. CosAsT, Smithland, Ky.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
ILLUsTaATED STANDARD POETS.
ANEW, COMPLETE AND KLkeANr EpIIIoN or
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS MOORE

SEw, COMPLETE AND KLkGANr EnIIIoN or
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS MOORE
COLLECTED By Himselk9
,I,HB ten volumes OF the English Edition. complete in
il one handsome Svo. volume. Illustrated with seve-
raj splendid steel Engravngs, and fine Portrait OF the
Author.
This is the INST complete American edition
Of this standard poet published ia handsome and en-
during form.
"Hsppiness Of nature and felicity Of genius the
pre- eminent characteristics Of the Bard OF Erin. Every
thing lives and speaks in his poetry. HstkOughts
many and bright the insects that people the
suns beam. He eXhauSts by beisg ineJhauStlble.-
Haziiu.
Thomas Moore has PROFESSIONALLY attained the high
est reputation as lyme poet grace
both though, and dietion in easy, fluent wit, in mel
ody, In brancy OF fancy In warmth and depth Of sen
tment, no is superior to Moore; his celebrated
oriental romance, 'Laa ROokh the four tales to which
and the framework which unites them have been com
pared Edinburgh Review to four beautiful pc
joined together by Athread Of silk and gold"
ANEw, COMPLETE AND ELKekNT EDITION or
The Poeueal Works Of Robert south~y, IL ID.
IacIsdins OlireT Nelrman and otaST Poems (H0o frs
PttAishea.)
/ ILLUSTRATED with Elegant Steel Rngrsvings, an,
il a hne Portrait One handsome, large Svo. volume
''Tbe beauties Of Mr.. SOuthey's poetry such tina
this edition hardly fail OF finding place In the hbraI
OF every person fond Of eegast hteratuTe-"-Bcsefi
Rseisu. ". CoWLIN6,
| msI3u $50 Main St.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10

From these three tables we find that about one.
nth of the whole number of counties in Kentucky
contain one fourth only of the voting population,
while they have OHe-kdlf of all the slaves in the
State. And on the other hand, fps-sights Of the
whole number of counties withmoTe than oHe-hGg
OF The voting population contain less than one
fourth Of the slaves in the State.
Ten counties, viz Fsyette, Jefferson, Christian,
Shelby, Bourbon, WoodfoTd, Madison, Scott, Lo-
gam and Nelson have in the aggregate, %, 269 vo-
ters, and 65 100 slaves.
Ten counties, viz: Mason, Todd, Barren, Clarke,
BOYLE, Garrard, Green, Henderson, Jessamine and
Warren have Il, S73 voters, and 81, U26 slaves.
Ten counties, viz: Harlan, Johnson, LetcheT,
LAwTsQee. 0wsley. Perry, Pike. Bresthltt, Whit
Ten counties, viz: Russell, Campbell, Clinton,
Carter, E1monson, Grayson, Marshall, Floyd, Lau-
rel and Lewis have g. 153 voters, and 2, 5l7slayes.
The first twenty embraces the counties having
the greatest, and the second twenty those having
the smallest number of slaves in the State.
Woodford county has more slaves in proportion
to her voting population than any other county
nearly ) slaves TO every voter. Johnson county
has fewer slaves than any otheT-the proportion
being q voters 10 slave.
propose at some future time, with your per
mission, 10 draw some inferences from these facts
and upon them 10 base appeal 10 that portion Of
the SHAREHOLDERS in Kentucky, who are prompted
BY supposed pecuniary interest to oppose the
present emancipation movement. Ill.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
LITERARY NOTICE.

TUyHR eighteenth annual exhibition Of the Union Liter
il airy Society Of Hanover College, Hanover, Ia, vii
be held IN the College Chapel, on Wednesday evening
2Sih inst
The Society would respectfully invite her own friends
well those OF the Institution and Of Literature IN
general 10 attend Exercises to commence al O'C oc
p. NJ. By order Of the Society.
H. Z. THOMAS, Jr.,
March low Cor. Sec. U. L. :.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
IMPORTANT INVESTMENT IN U. S. sroC

IMPORTANT INVESTMENT IN U. S. SrocKs.-A
Washington letter, of the 22d, says:
"The Chancellor of the Smithsonian Institute,
(vice President Dallas, invested to-day the funds
Of the institution, amounting TO $226,UU, IN the
United States six per cent stock. The directors Of
the institute are only permitted to expend the In
ed. The Princede Joinville, and his wife, made .
second investment to-day Of SD,OOO, in United
States Stocks."
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
fFor the Louisville Couriei.l
Slavery statistics.

Mr.. EDIroR;--l have with some care compiled
some statistical information having bearing upon
the emancipation question in this State. which l
beg your permission 10 present TO your readers.
NO. 1.
The following table gives the number of voters
and slaves in twenty-one counties and the number
Of delegates each of these counties will be emit
tied 10 in the Convention.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
VALUABLE FACTs.

following Tribune, well
wbs ,romths
r the
indebted Of
OF the for the SlS-sk nows-
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10

By the Niseara's news. United States six per cents
selling i04a1o6 and by the Europa sales said
&c have taken place al 107 and the asking price @
This least general impression conveyed BY the
graph despatch received from ST. Johns. The letter
n all which will probably to hand to-day, will clear
the doubt of this question. The fact that consider
able rise had taken place appeared TO be assumed Ia the
at New York, the market advanced per cent.
easury notes and loan, with Upward teden-
cy at the close. The New York Tribune, in sludhg TO
tie effect OF the news, says;
rhe effect OF the present condition OF BUSINESS In Eng
band must be highly favorable upon the trade Of this eou
try. Our products selling freely, and al far prices;
and the demand stocks will prevent any rise in
the price Of 1s, that disturbance OF etary
sirs can be appre hended from renewal OF the export
a. specie Even with the large importaiions OF foreign
goods this country appear at present 10 be much
likely to import than 70 export coin. There has
not been. for series Of years. healthy condition
the general business OF the country Of present."
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
NOTICE To TAILORs.

TIME subscribers engaged in the msnuiaetu rs
II of Glazed wsdding. black and white. for the O
tsors and olothiers. II IS Of the very best quality,
any thickness required well glazed, and sold lower thar
the Eastern article. We making in sufficient
Quantities TO supply the whole demand west Of the Ale
Rhan1es, Orders from dry goods jOboers eothlers &C.
RUSSELL & sTEARNs.
Cincinnati, January 81, 1S49.-u.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10

TIKI SUBSCRIBERS. having formed
partnership the LIST day Of Octobcr
Do MI last. with Mr.. w. 4. PErEnS, have re-
- moved their establishment from their
late stand the OF Fifth and Main street, 70
that Of W. c. Peters q Co., next door 20 te Bank Of
Louisville where they viii carry gsaerai 5uSnrss
IN the sale OF PIANOS, MUSIC BOOKS and SlA-
TIONERY. They have in store large Assortment Of
Piano FOrtes, Of tbs different styles and pnses; Law
Medical school and Misc Books. plain and AN
ey Stationery Musical Instruments. OF every descn
tin and the complete sock Of Sheet MsS "a ne
Xrsfern country al OF which Il Ofefed on iaForanic
terms -, -
specially solicited ., x.xx,,
II jsDe-u fEIthss ehoc ~ 49,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10

Sriy ro Counties which will he entitled 10 aggr gate
ee gator the Convention oil forty 'ins have q, 9i4
oieTs, ami i5, 9i3 slaves.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10

The PUBLIC LASDs.-Statement showing the
per centage upon the nett proceeds from the sale
of public lands in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, Arkan-
sss, Michigan ard Iowa, to which these States
were entitled upon their admission into the Union,
with the amount paid, the amount reserved TO be
expended under the direction of Congress, and the
amount actually so expended:
Amount OF the Five per cent Fund 10 be expended for
the benefit of the States by the terms OF admission into
the lnlOn IO,<fxrUbS
Amount actually paid 10 the State Authori-
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
The Ruropa's News and the Markets.
The following is from the Bait. Sun, of the 9th

ult:
admitted to b. the most favorable for the commercial
AMI financial world that been received for long
tine. The markets for American produce were active
ami healthy Cotton was in large demand, and al i'm
DIT 1vng prices. BTeadsuffs had become hrIner, and
we're in better request and provisions generally were
selling more freely. The following table shows the prices
OF American produce at the time OF the sailing OF the
Europa compared with the prices OF the same articles
at he sailing of the Niagara, two weeks evous;
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
SUNDAY EVENING, March, 4.

Both Houses of Congress adjourned this norm
irg at O'Clock, after having passed the Gold
Dollar BILL establishing the Home Department;
a branch mint at Mint al New York: and the diff
ferent Appropriation bills.
The California Territorial bill was not acted
upon ~ the Senate as il was introduced pending
the debate on the general Appropriation bill.
Senator Foote, of Miss, shook his INST IN me
knocked Mr. Foote, spawning on the floor OF the
House. Mr.. Thompson. Of Miss, and Ficklin, Of
| H., also had rencounter. Messrs. Mead and
Giddings. also come in collision with each other
| tits rumored that the Hon. Abbott Lawrence de
clines, the Secretaryship Of the Navy, and thai
| said Office has been rendered TO Mr.. Preston, o.
Virginia
/ The Hon: Jno. Davis, of Mass, has been sppoin
| ted to superintend the Home Department
/ The Hon. Reverdy Johnson has been sppointe'
Attorney General tltt
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House went into committee on the bill
TO provide a territorial Government IN Caiiiornla'
Mr.. Roman. of Nd, concluded the speech,
which he commenced last night, in favor OF pro-
lection 10 American labor. ,.,,
MIR. SAWYER moved to strike ont from the ball
the twelfth section, which inhibited the exten,
sion of slavery. He said that the people should
have the right 10 regulate their own internal con
tcerns.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10

Ug-The Union publishes the official copy Of the
ratified Postal Treaty between the United States
and Great Britain. Notifications were exchanged
al London on the 18th of January. and the treaty
lie now law. The rate of single letter from
New York TO London will, IN future, be "a cents,
made up follows:
United States inland postage. cents.
sea postage 10 Genus
TOTAL "a oents-
NewspapeB2 cents each. In advance.
A great reform has at last been completed, and
we hope 10 see il followed by another equally tho
rough in sar own internal department
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-10
NANCY J. MILLER, 2lssuIHvanst.
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA.

This excellent compound. which Is creating such uni
verSa interest throughout the Country has made way
successfully INTO the favor Of citizens ant the people
around Us We have read again ami again Of the efficacy
of this invaluable medlcme-ii call very pleasant
beverage medCne-but not until recently have Ne had
any positive proof which could induce % speak fairly
Of n But, from facts ia our POSSESSION, We are
well convinced that, without my exception, the
FEsT, PI EAsANTEsT, and BEsI compound ever offered
10 the pubic the OF all chronic DISEASES rheu
mafism and sCTOfua, AMI all impurities OF the blood 10
getheT with many other complaints
IL has 80 Ong been remarked thatthe ageis o
trsns and nOsirum vendsTS, that We hardly dare recon-
mend valuable discovery IN the Medical ScienCe lest
We eOparse reputation for ncIeduliy and consist
ency but IN this hesitate not "a bsEard the
mars Mhich we have male above.-H ar11T1 Rsrlelr.