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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

MORE IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS OF rRK POLICY
OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE is very evident that
the National knfchgercn is the organ OF the cabr
net; and, now and then, come quite important dis
closures are made In its columns. giving US INK
lings Of the policy which they intend to adopt In
relation to certain great public questions. The
other day we had one of these sem-ofiical hints
with regard to the free soil question, by which we
were gwen to understand that the President would
put down the tree soilers, or ''frewn" them down
IN case they proceeded too far. This statement
with Stewards certificate, Of course, became very
curious subject OF agitation and discussion. In
Virginia, where State election soon takes place,
the democracy regard this development as ndi-
eating that the new administration has partially
compromised with the free sollers of the North
while In the Eastern States, the opposite inference
IS drawn. This contranety of opinion was proba-
bly, not altogether unexpected.
Whatever may be the real sentiments of the
cabinet, on this free soil question, we find that
there can be no mistake an intiration Just given
OF their views on the tariff We find, Ia the Lnte4i.
pencer, the following significant paragraph -
GThsAmerioan system" advocated By the whiR party
Is upquesionsby the true policy Of tho country aud
It .houd be tho permanent law Of the land. With
notifications. The tariff OF 1912 was not perfect
one that Of 1916 10 believed be the most impsr-
feet We ever had. tariff Of duties between the
two would operate benehoay, provided the duties b.
spechc and, by conseq uenss prevent fraudulent In.
voces other words prevent the foreign shippers
from establishing our duties instead OF ourselves
Whilst duties continue adpalerem tho foreign shto.
pers do not care much whether have Q high or low
tariff
There is a large margin between thee two tariff
systems, and 1t is difficult to say yet how far the
administration may proceed or where they may
STOP But it Is evident that the subject already oc-
cuples the attention of the cabinet, and no doubt
after DISCUSSIONS change of the tariff and return
to the tariff OF '42 will be recommended. This
will open the whole question and on the opening
OF next Congress we may expect TO see the agita-
ton Of the subject of revenue, manufactures, free
trade, and on, once more IN full blast. In such
state Of things, it would be we'll to ascertain the
exact condition Of the manu- acturing and CONNER
cal interests of the country, and we shall endea-
vor to devote good deal of attention to this mat
ter during the summer, and up till the meeting OF
Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

GREAT DKPREcIATIoN The Barbados Glib
says That the Marquis estate, one at the fiarsa
prOPeTt-s IN the Island, and which II W ars Az,
brought $4,000, had been sold at auction fo
E3,60O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

Arrival ~ the Steamship Oherokee.
SAvAssAa, April 1, 1S4s.
The steamship Cherokee, Capt. Lyon, arrived this
morning from New York, sftsr passage sf % hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
Proposals for n All Contracts.

WAsHINoToS, April 4, 184o.
o.day until A. M. was the last for rscsvIsg pro.
posais for mail contracts In New England and Ns~
York. the proposals. altogether were not 50 great .,
they four years ago. They have just comm snosd
opening them and will be engaged In this duty, and
resistering the ssme, for several days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

The balance against this port It's foreign trade
during March, has been little larger this yssr than
the same month last Compared with the sane moa.h
in ls4s, there has been . falling of Of a57 sl2
The Board Of Canal Commissi ners OF this state
have determined to revise and reduce the tariff Of tolls
charged on property Transported the canals SIEVE
raj important reductions have been deter mined on,
and We have no doubt but that others will be made
reduction has been mads on tho tolls, Of s3x DER
cent Indian and mesl and rs Der cent on
barley. oats, and bloom iron. The toll last year. on
and corn meal, three mills per oas thousand
pounds, per mile; this year, but two mills will be
charged. Barley oats. ana boom iron paid Last year.
mills per one thousand per mile; this yssY
the charge will be three ms We glad to sec such
liberal sprt exhibited by Canal Com mIsso ners,
and We have not the slightest doubt bat thai the ro-
venue received from every article the rate of toll
on which has been reduced, will show an excess on
that OF last year. We feel confident IL will ON corn
and corn meal the demand for shipment to foreign
ports has increased rapidly within the past two
yssre and has already become large that Immense
quantities Of this description Of brssdstus will b
nuay transported from tho interior to tho ssabosrd
Our foreign trade In this article has become
and It has become staple article Of consumption In
many parts Of Europe. II IL one Of the sursst,
safest, most productive. and most profitable grain
crops rsise In this country; and every fscsy
heuid be afforded by those having control Of our pub
lie works to bring out supplies from Interior for
the cake Of tho consumer well ss the producer
The following points, with reference to protesting
promissory notes, have lately b-so decided By the
Court Of Appeals of this State. They ore of importance
to cndors.Ss:
detective and insufoicpt nstiss OF protest may be
AIDED ana helped out by accessory facts
The question wbe Their 40 OF dorrsr of a promiseoYy
tote bss bee duly charged suoh docs not dsosads
the tact whether the Was correctly described
hs noucr OF protest but on the mind knowlsdss
u the endor or.
.sy notice OF protest. however dssactve will be held
ufhcie MT n WHEN AIKEN IN uecton ~ith accessory
iscts conveys TO the of the endorssr tnfoymA-
uon OF the Identical note iatsnded to b. protested
notice OF protest msy vary according 70 sssh par-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
News from Europe.

Two steamships are now due from Europe-the
Niagara at Halnax, tom Liverpool, and the Her
mann al this port, from Brs men and Southampton.
They will bring thirteen days later intelligence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
Appointments, 30.

WAsHrraroN, April 4, 1849
The Hon. Walter Forwards friends say emphs tcsl-
ly that he did decline the Postmastership Of Pitts.
burgs, and that be did withdraw his papers.
The Hon. George Evans, Of Maine, has accepted the
appointment IF Commission.r Mexican claims It
e rtmered that NO more important Offices will be nsd
appoint me nts made for two weeks.
Baiie Psyton is said to DO still the most prominent
man for the Mexican commission.
Alexander Irving, Of Clearneld utry Pa has been
sppentsd Marshal for The western district Of Psnusy
vana and Me- Snstxer District Attorney for the sane
district. The latter resides ct Pttsbsrgh.
1t IL rumored that Thomas FYtmsn, ESQ, has been
appointed Wsrdsn Of the Warrington Psnitsntiary
STILL FURTHER APPOINTMENTS.
WAsHiroroN, April 4, 184S.
In cabinet council, to day, the following appoint
nents made :-P. Sksn Smith, Colsotor OF Phla-
dslphia; Ignatius Mudd. Commissioner on Public
Buildings he s tho father Of Mr.. Mudd the Reading
Clerk Of the House, who was . very active TAyler
man during the osmpaisp) Thomas Fitmsn, Warden
Of the District renitentsry. He 10 an Irishman he
decided in his hatred Of Polk, for giving up 40
and supported General Taylor, - an indspendent
Taylor man. His appointment Is like NORWOOD to
the whiss Of Washington but plessss the Irish It
neutralises the native nomination OF Sken Smith
Having waited to hear from Connecticut the adminh
traton arc now going 70 work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
THE HERALD DOUBLE SHEET

The fourth double sheet Of the Heraii will be pub
lhesd on Tuesday next, in entire dress, frsu
the foundry Of James Conner Son.
The pobre like these do io'e sheets. They ensbL
advertisers to spresd their business notices widsl,
tore tho psosls, and give subsor hers iusrsss
ed smount Of reading matter. The price Of sss,
double sheet is two cents onlyths a. that Of tn
single sheet. 10 the cheapest paper In the world
The circulation of the Herald Is equal to thai Of III.
lesdips commercial papers Of New York, Boston, ant
Philadelphis, combined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

stesm,hip Europa. Captain Lott. from New York
March 7th for Liverpool was spoken March 7th lat.
kcrgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
summer morning.

SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.-The stea am.
ship Canada, Capt Judklns, sailed yesterday, at
noon, for Halifax Andl Liverpool. 1t will be seen
on reference to her passenger list, that she took
out a large number
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
Connections Election

TINES orrIoE, HARTFORD April 4, ls4e
The democrats have Ill representatives; the whies
1903; free soil 7; and contested scat.
In the Senate, democrats have 7; wings IA this ID
complete: with the exception Of Z members.
SECOND DESPATCH
Nv HAvES April 4, 1S40.
It 10 impossible to eay who will bs Governor. The
Legislature yet doubtful The Senate is believed 60
be whis BY two or three majority The House. a. far
a. beard from this afternoon, stands l04 whss to Is
looos and Is free soil 1t Is probable that tho whirs
carried the Legislature. Three loco ConRrsssmen-
Waldo, Booth and Cleveland whig-Butlsr.
THIRD DESPATCH.
HARTFORD, April 4, 1870.
As far Is heard from, the House stands l0s whiss to
95 democrats, and IL free sellers. Stonngton Wilton,
East haven, Middlsbury, Warren, and New Canaan,
yet to be heard from The wings have ls Senators
certain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

The md Is Ia pidiy CiisM pprarln0 from
tho ctr. Knox beautiful Ears OF Atst srips fs,
vsm@pg nom hi. shevea lyon ssnld unequal
ID N tioe hasten to the "Ha. Depo us Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
Rhode Island Election

PRovIDErCs. April 4, 1840.
We give you tho results Of election % far - We
have received them. Providence city gives
Anthony, (wh,g) for Governor. 1889
SscheII, Wv mo- ie'| ''''ss... 40
Harris free s0iD ............... 06
King, the whig Congressional candidate IL undoubt.
cdly eleoted from the Eastern district.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PaovrDENcx, April 4-llHP NJ
Annexed are tho returns from Washipgto county,
Anthony (~his) for Governor. .......... 600
Ssokstt. (democrst) ............... 62l
Harris, (ffes SOIL .............. LOG
George @. King. (whigD is elected to Congress in
the Eastern district.
All but four towns In the Western district have
ben heard FROM which indicate tho election Of Thurs
ton, (dsmosratl BY very close vote.
The returns fro Kent county Is folows-
Anthony (~h'g) for Governor. ...........5 500
Ssckett ldemocrat1 .............. 23s
ueIEAo, V1oo bVAJ b
THIRD DESPATCH.
PsovIDENcE, April 6--12H A. NJ
The latest accounts from Providence county are An
pexed -
Anthony, (whig) for Governor. 2545
Ssckett, Democrat ........... zoos
HsIris Uree sohJ ............ 28Y
All the towns In the Wsstern Congressiona DISTRICT
except Jamestown and Nswshoreham (not heard
irony. give Sherman (whis), 1908 Thurston (demo-
erat), 1880 Hall Gree soil), 1850; Scattering A-Pro
badly no choice By the people
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

California Flr~arins-JOsepn Il Hart. ~
Aaiden ane impostsrr manufacturers
call the snnOb OF companies And seupd
nforna TO- nor article expr.ssly adsprsd 70 trade
Halle Caroibes oads breeoh ~
light 10 wsishr and shoot bajs
They by the u Army Navy highly
valued by them This b rife shot Run il
Deed only 10 b. insure its ado Hou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

CaMNOrnia.-TO Travellers aud Others- rhe
Portable rsspg Gaze: Manufactured ny thu sub erbe
psSt Of the hind oonaisns useful suat
rpsce al Of whch tod. SAUN Us0s
l7 Broadway Ct Libert, S7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

The NATIONAL WHIo.-This journal appears to
be very unnecessarily offended by some remarks
which we made the other day. 1t Is quite m,sta;
ken If it lmagines that we do not wish II all pros
perity 1t has always been conducted with spi-
rit OF liberally and candor. contrasting strongly
with its contemporaries in Washington. We
should LIE glad to see the JHhsg In possession Of
the government patronage, and sincerely hope it
may get it. But our contemporary was not justi-
fed by the facts IN imPugning the accuracy OF our
statement relative to the cabinet discussion on the
subject Of prescription. We have taken pains to
investigate that matter thoroughly, and repeat that
the accuracy OF statement ID beyond all ques::
ten. We do not know the exact character of the
relations subsisting between the cabinet and the
Wh,g, or on what authority it contradlcted our
statement, but we are perfectly satisfied that the
cabinet had discussion on the question OF pro-
scription, and the result was precisely as was
stated by us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

0se Of the Jumps Of gold received At Boston By the
worth $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
SECOND DESPATCH.


WAsHiNaroN, April 4-P. M.
Mr. Foo's, Of Missiles ppi. has TO- day. resolved let
ter from General Lewis Cas- dated ct Gin ,nua last
week, In which be denies most smphaticsly that he
has ever received or charged either pay mileage for
The regular session Of Congress- that has rseev
ed nothing fer any services but those rendered at the
extra session Of Congress
The certificate Of Asbury Dickens, Esq, Secretary
Of the Senate, will be published in the Union this
week to this effect Gen. Csss says that though his
political IL nearly rum he does not wish to for
felt the good opinion Of his riends hence his letters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

California hOOts for the GOid Region also
Kiorg Boots for III going us. are CO
You ga Fulton Nass.u &C <
french Car Boots s. So fine calf from S. 50 to ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
CaiIrornla k'iIr Ar,m.-A

California Fire Arms "A w. Spies and Co.
81 kAio lane Importers dealers Fra tho ATTAIN
toD fo Mns ther stock Of nrs Of
Vista fees Il equal to ia Ia
barr gun- Altn Colts revo,ve csrhpea mus
OWE khiveA sporting articles materials for guu sm a.
&C. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

SMUGGLING BY AMERICA DIPLOMATIC AGKNTs IN
EUROPE Official intelligence Is now, we under
stand, in the hands OF the State Department at
Washington, confirming recent newspaper stories
accusing certain diplomatic and consular agents
of this government Of having been engaged In
smuggling, and also getting into debt and leaving
their posts without settling accounts la relation
to the case of Mr., Ellsworth, we are informed that
the State Department has received an official CON-
munication from the Swedish government, making
a representation adverse to the gentleman and
also, that the official journal at Stockholm has
published this statement, which Is now in the
Lands of the President. 1t IS said that the articles
smuggled were silks and laces, aud that the
amount of duties accrulpg was equal to twenty
thousand dollars We think 1t due to the charac-
ter of American diplomacy abroad, that the go.
vernment should do something promptly in refe-
renee to this business, and at once punish or
acquI as the facts warrant In it, 1xiety to get at
the truth, The public attention has been directed to
the correspondence Of the Philadelphia North
Is~ericam, which 10 believed to emanate almost
directly from the Secretary Of State but that cor
respondenoe is written in so vague and incohe.
rent style, that little reliance is placed upon it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

Plumbe's LsSs-iiAc DAsuerrootypes, are
10 opshs hing pc
f. 60 the beai u DAsner aotvpes
an Of Caller, will unpleasant ~,
presson which has io'med Il then.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

wigs and TOupees-BaueheA0r's Wig Manu-
fsotor, At No @sll street we 10 ievs
where butiness carried exclusively know
Iraoce akee his n'wly cd wigs ned
silver at the Fxiv OF the Amt risau institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05
COMMERClAL AFRAIRE.
HONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, April 4-6 r

"Wednesday, April 4-6 r. n
There WAS . moderate improvement in the stooK
market day-not much In prices in the fl. liog
Of operators and the In dcaons for the future Very
little stock 10 pressing upon the market tho fan
Giles appear to be strongly held. This Is an svd.uoe
that the control of them 10 in proper hands and be
ycnd the Of the bear party Stocks &c asrsy
have been strongly tested during the past Two
weeks than BEFORE In the period wishio our
recollection; and 1t fortunate that ,icss ruled
low 1t the CONNIE ncemsnt. Had prices bee inflated
when the pinch In the money market began, should
have experienced Q fall of at least fs-sn per cent
and the bears would have reaped rich harvest: q
g. prices rule above those current previous to the
oert speculative the have only re-
covered portion OF their losses At tae drse board
day Canton Company advanced 4 per cent, Farmers'
Lean y, Long Island u, Erie Railroad Reading Rail.
road u, Treasury Notes " United States es 1857 A.
All others closed ct yesterdays prices
The packet chip New York, from Havre. brouah.
$40 COO In specie. The steamship Niagara nov nearly
due At Boston, from Liverpool will probably bring soms
srecie although Is not generally supposed the cur.
rent will setry st ons this way until absu. tho last
Of this month.
The California gold sent from Boston to the mint
for coinage, has been returned in coin The smoupt
was about one hundred and thirty Thousand dollars.
The bill enforcing the individsl responsibility Of
stooh holders in interpretations, has psssed both
branches Of the Legislature, and only awaits tho OK.
ecutive approval to become = Law.
The amount Of government deposits in the different
dspoeitor,ss the Goth March ,ast, was se.Oss,
400 So subject to drafts. or this sum 1857 were
n shis oity S1l4s27 in Boston, 032 In New Or.
jeans $417 s64 in Philsdsphs and the rest distributed
among the other places of deposit.
Ths value of merchandise aud specie imported into,
and exported from, this port during the month Of
March, In each Of the past four years. was a. annex
ed -
CoMNxRoE or THE Ponr NEW YosK-VALyr OF
1mPvprs FxPoRra
lido lS47 lSda TAO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

Who is Your batter! EspeUchiad. OF
course Hats uy ana ,..,a
BE ,elIs opl, So s. call his t.'ss and
You find them equal IS ou-s and suo ~ ts
iSs Ma ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

Gold Pens and Watches.-Che celebrated
dismo, dpSnted ehssu Gold eus warranted uvs
Year, GOLD And silver and pAoo wish N
assortment u fine Gold and Silver sale hy
J. SAVAGE, Juu, Is W all Watches and gold psuS
repaired e1ehapgd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

Genin's Spring StS 10 or Hats for Is49.-
Thee uDrva' in d-usnd nan ever brSrs
suborher manufacturing f,ctiss h>s 10 h
enabled constantly bis i'm ssie
Isce,sarily keep 1t ooi stsntly fashionable. -
JOHN. GENIN. 2i4 Brssdvay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-05

Just como 20 Hand, 500 Oress Goats, One
to So vi is4a.t n 40 81 s.
ps,r 100 V,Ts 81 cts to 81; sp -ndid me, " 3n
d. Cnhnerette Lnsn aud ,psas Co m fri 81 to ed
s. ui store corner Mass II and Res man stresta
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-12
Reformed Practice of Medicine.
DIR. o. G.. FISHER

MOULD respectfully inform The inhabitants of this
city and The surrounding country that he has per-
manenty located himself in the practice of his profession,
at NO. 227 MAIN STREET, where he continues TO
effect permanent and speedy in the most compca.
ed and nveerate diseases OF the Lungs and Blood Be~
evng, in common with the intelligent of every commu-
nifty, that Nature has provided ample remedy in the
liable kingdom for natures Ills and the accidental maadies
OF common life, he confines Himself entirely to vegetable
medicines, leaving the old drug and system pass
quietly down to the Oblivion Of forgotten Having
become thoroughly acquainted wh AMI having long
cesstully practed the Indian mode and OF apply
ing Natures Remedies he aters kimesi that he
the most aggravated cases ofthe following diseases
Consumption, and all pulmonary affections Nervous
dieeases-Dyseniery and cholera inanum-spiha affec
ons-Fever sores and White Swellngs All Scrolulous
affections Cuaneous eruptions and other diseases Of The
blood-Chronic affections treated with unhilng
Cancers removed without the of the knife with
saetyAl irres ularies OF the sexual system permanent
ly cured
FEMALE DISEASES involving the rsin Of treated
practically and with invarab The limits this
Gard fobds The publication hundreds of certificates and
testimonials he might exhibit and he would invite nva
lids OF all classes, seeking certain permanent and safe
relief, TO cal at his Office No 227 Main Street. Cup
Sign Of The Indian. All postpaid communications prompt
ly attended Medicines put up the month families
ARr-l 10. DIFF o. G. FISHER NJ d,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-12
Turkev Hill Estate for Sale.
THlS valusble Estate is now offered

- FTNHlS vausble Estate is offered for sale on
fsSA terms that cannot fail 10 suit pu chasers 1t
FssS consists of about sixty Of Land with con-
venient Buildings. The water from Turkey Hill Pond
through the of said Farm, and falls in
of one hundred and twenty five feet in the distance
OF about 10 rods forming of the best Water Powers
in Worcester County.
There upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock DAMS with Grst, Saw Lathe, and
Single Mills all in good running order. The Mill Pond
is mile in length and extends from the road leading
to New Braintree, to that leading Barre Half mile
above the Mill Pond is R1rkey Hill Pond, which is the
main reservoir For description OF this Pond Lake
see Typographical of Massachusetts
From the best au thority, and actual survey, would
announce to the public, that this Water Power is amply
sufficient to move in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery, that amount
OF any other. The location is good and easy of access
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, the
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Braintree
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may be by calling the subscriber those
he has the liberty to refer to. 1t will be sold whole
or in seperats privileges, may best suit purchasers.
For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber in
Few Worcester, Hon Isaac Davis WOrcester-Albert
Curtis, Esq, New Worcestsr,-Thos. Bottomly ESQ.,,
Letceser,-A. B. Pike, ESQ., Providence R. I.,-Simon
G, Grout, Esq, Schenectady ". Y,-Messrs. Pratt.
Downs Scott WorceSteT,-Willard Snow, Esq, PGT-
ton,-Daniel Coburn, Esq., Lo;oeU.
New Worcester. Dec 90 1913. dwtf