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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-10
The Cheapest Travelling Yet-Express
Train from Buffalo.

=. BUFFALO way lS, lo49
Knowing no means through which l. private citizen,
can obtain redress against corporate monopoly such
as the Albany and Buffalo Railroad Company FOR the
insults and impositons have received at its hands
permit me- through your paper to at least caution the
public against similar injustice, by relating my expe-
Renee Ia the last travelling line and the way they put
folks through by dayght.' took my passage for
Albany ON the above date from Buffalo, and paid the
reduced fare Of 50 rs for Is hours ride and put
ting my luggage on board asked 81 for extra bag
gage and with reverence be it spoken for permission
to tie my dog In the baggage 81 rather prum.
bled at the latter charge having paid but Is
fore for the same dog, but handed So bill, and
was told by the baggage conductor George Barlow
he had no change but would settle with in Albany
and SO he did Fancy my amazement, on reaching
that place in the Confusion of arrival in the night
en- being informed that must pay not only the 81 50
for my dog but, instead of 81 extra baggage So GA,
both Of which paid, and for the latter took receipt
which obtained with difficulty for the former sum,
being told by the said G. Barlow, that the company
no receipts 20 Now, to compare travelling at the
reduced" fares in 1S49 with the old in 1S48,
must state in conclusion, that paid the road,
last year. for the same luggage and dog $12 & and this
year $14 SO. "Reduced fares, and through by day
light" with vengeance
r. G. HOLMES. MD,
POI Washington street, Brooklyn.
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Bosror AND PITTSBURGH COPPER COM
Total earnings ........... $2S4SS4 90
Capital paid by stockholders .......... 10000 90
q 0nha


Dividend for year, $40 per share, 100000 making
return of Clio of the capital The total amount ex-
pended by the company since 1874 $3.50 456 50 This
Is about the only company out Of the great number
formed which has paid the stockholders anything in
the shape of dividends.
The Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Of Savannah
has declared sem annual dividend of Five per cent
The Central Railroad and Banking Company of
Georgia have declared dividend of SO so per share
the stock Of the Company Holders Of the per cents
will, likewise, be paid their dividends.
The Western Railroad Company of Massachusetts,
have declared semi annual dividend Of 81 per share
A meeting of the stockholders of the Michigan
Southern Railroad Company and the commissioners Of
the Western Division of the Buffalo and Mississippi
Railroad Company held at Laportc, Indiana, on
the LIST Of June relative TO obtaining for the Michigan
Southern Railroad Company the right Of way through
Indiana, from Laporte to the Illinois State line An
arrangement perfected to the satisfaction of all
parties. contract was entered into, which
the completion Of the road from Laporte Michigan
city within two years The survey to the State line Is
to be completed in six months.
His understood that the Michigan Southern Rail-
road will be Immediately extended to the Indiana State
line and thence to connect with this portion of the
Buffalo and Mississippi Railroad, and to Chicago
pf
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The EXPEDITION TO TIE GREAT SALT LAKE
We learn from the st. Louis Republican, that the
expedition for trgonomerical and nautical survey Of
the Great Salt and Utah Lakes, and the surrounding
country lying in the northern portion of Upper Cali
forna is being fitted out in that city II has been
organized says the Republican, by Col j. j. Albert of
the typographical bureau, and the command given to
Captain Howard Stansbury, assisted by Lieut.. j w.
Gunnison Of the typographical engineers-a corps
which may well be caleo the workingmcn of the army
The point of departure in the special examination Of
this part of the great and mostly unexpored BASIN is
Fort Hall, the Lewis Fork of the Columbia river,
and thence directly south, by route TO the Salt
Lake. which forms remarkable feature in that in
teresting valley between the Sierra Nevada and the
Wahsatch and Timpanozce mountains now chiefly
held by the Utah tribes Of Indians, and in which the
Nolmons have made n settlement the inner edge OF
the basin Utah Lake. The survey will particua
y deveope the agrc resources OF the country
with view TO the supply of our forts and troops sta
toned in that country also to embrace the astrono
micai meteorological and other purposes which shall
give complete view Of its physical geography and then
explore another route the return OF the expc
dion, by which may DO had to tho great basin
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WASHINGTON, June 2, 184s.
Removals. in the Second AUDITORS OGce-Ges. Taylsys
Phdges-Mr. Meredith and the Presidency IN 1852
Yesterday, the long looked for agony was, in part
executed. From the Union, of to-day, you will
that democrats made to walk the plank BY
MIR. Meredith from the Second Auditors ofRce. The
most remarkable feature in these removals. Is the coin
cidence Of their names with of the earlier Presf-
dents not emitting the father Of his country himself
to wit; Michael Abraham, christopher Columbus, Geo.
Washington, Ben amin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson,
and James NJ ADDISON. The authority for these names
is to be found in the "Heroic Age" we'll known gen.
tl,man in this city, under the Union Buldings"-by
the bye his name is no secret-t is Jesse T.. Dow-at
fine clever hearted fellow as broathes. He may be
called the Lamartine Of Washington whom he rcsem-
bles in several respects both to person and qual
ties. As poet politician, and historian, holding o.
the people and incompatible advocate Of right would
adyisc to trust him with their business Lee
me however from this aggression. was speak
ing of removals from office. AS to the believe
The veritabe. Ms far as they GO They are parts
only and very important parts TOO, they have been, IT,
IL would seem. General Taylor had regarded them
sufficient cause OF removal Perhaps he thought that
clerks bad no business TO take upoH them such
distinguished names, nor To have permitted their
par, hts To give them
This much hoN ever, has been done. Whether 1t be
right or wheticr II be wrong am unable to say Mr.
Meredith Is " ntleman ut humane ecnS' anu s.ros
Justice, and oclieve labored 20 act acoordin9y
lie may havh done wreng he may nave ooeh nilsep oe
impostd ION All h,sds of departments arc HAoie ."
this ,snpot think he has acted irua party teelins
butf ,,, .upuaced real necessity srising out "t
" ,nic interests, but whether tuia "a cvSsy Dc real
gr suppostd Il viii rsFs &c QHsfeaee "'ta we 'PPF
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WASHINGTON, June 8, 1919.
Evening RepOrt.

Thermometer at high water mark. Mint ueps
rising and falling. Washington beginning to re-
semble city that has gone off to the Springs,
leaving the public buildings and the clerks behind.
and some few detachmens Of office seekers, to
walk the avenue. The local population quietly
pursue their vacations, counting the days that In
tervene to the re-assembling Of Congress- The
Italian Astor Place Opera Company, headed by
Ross and Sanquirico, left week ago, after
weeks Improbable singing at the little Adelphi.
A theatrical company have succeeded, and, with
the great Booth in "Richard," the sIron Chest, and
Sir Giles, &c, they draw full houses, IN spite of
the thermometer and the vacation. Laborde has
been giving successful concert or two, and gives
another tomorrow evening. The cholera is APP
preaching Lime is in demand, while soft crabs
and all shell fish are at discount.
The administration industrlously pursue their
programme of appointments, with the hope of
fortnieht's furlough in the dog days Father Rit-
chic, like old Virginia, never tires 90 Ardent as
net and Old lack, without taking or giving
time to take in wood and water. We have no
doubt the Mexican embassy of the opinion from
the 1ronmme,amentos of the Union, that Col. Polk
may daily be expected to set out from Ten
nessee, at the head of army, to over
throw the government, or that, at the far
thest, the administration will be capsZed
at the re-assembling of Congress. To our
pose that, with the ferocious threaenings of the
Union, the President can expect to hold his place
longer than till December. And yet the quarrels
OF the organic editors at Washington are less to
be feared than the return of Santa Anna to
Mexico.
We learn, indeed, that gentleman is in the city
from South America, who, on his way to the
United States, stopped at jamaica to see his old
friend and commander, under whom he had fought
in the Mexican revolutions for seven years, and
that this gentleman reports that Santa Anna 10
packing up to leave the island. We may, there
fore, expect his third advent into Mexico every
day; for that he contemplates such an expedition
we have scarcely the shadow of doubt.
We have official information to-day of the death
of Major General Gaines, Commander of the
Southern Military Division of the United States,
and that he died in New Orleans, on the 9th inst,
of Asiatlc cholera.
Coleman's hotel Is being refitted in good style
by Mr.. Calvert one of the proprietors, and early
in the fall one of the Wlards is to reopen 1t for
the public accommodation.
The President keeps open house tonight, and
hot as il is, the East Room has been thronged with
visiters, including many beautiful women. W.
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Com MERCIAL AFFAIRg.
MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY. .Jmue

Quotations for stocks were very much unsettled to-
day. and the market appears to be quite feversh. At
the first board Harlem advanced 4 per cent; Long
Island Is; Farmers Loan "a; Erie Bonds q; Erie
Railroad fell Off ~ Reading Mortgage Bonds a. There
was not so mach activity in government and State
stocks we have noticed for days past prices
were, with difficulty, sustained
At the second board, the transactions were limited
without any material variations in quotations.
The amount of Coal transported the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad for the week ending the 9TH inst
3,296 tons, previously 297s 3s tons. Total 341-
1874 tons On the Schuylkir Canal for the same week,
16,454 TONS previously i'll tons Total 935S5 tons
Boats were scarce the Canal or the shipments of
coal would have been larger.
The total earnings of the Boston and Pittsburgh
Mining Company in each Of the last four years
as annexed
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GhLAhATi9N-44A ~ OFFICE NAY 81, 1879
ing physician in the City of New York, report
writing to the Mayor the Board of Health either the
boring under any pesenal infectious disease between
the Gay o. May ana the hrs Gay Of November
his knowledge therefore, ]. Caleb s. Woodruff.
Mayor Of said city, in Of resolution passed by
the Board Of HEALTH with view to enable said Board to
with to the public whether and what
extent the cholera other malignant disease is
yailDg this city do hereby issue this Proclamation
cans keepers of boarding and lodging houses the police and
citizens to make immediate report in writing to the
Health, at the Mayors Once City Hall Of the name and
residence of individual attacked with suoh dis
within twenty -four hours after he shall ascertain
the nature of the complaint To
physicians requested complete their stating
the recovery or death Of their patients.
(Signed) CALEB s. Woodruff, Mayor.
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GAMING A PRIEsr.-We learn that yesterday
afternoon a Gaming affair came of on Royal street.
IL appears that Mr. Jules Mosy had forbidden priest
called Father Louis to visit hlshoue, but he, IL seems,
disregarded the injunction On meeting him yestcr-
day afternoon, Mr. Mosy asked him why he had gone
TO his houe after he had been forbidden Whereupon
Father Louis made some insulting reply, when Mosy
slapped him and the reverend gentleman showed fight
uibg his cane, but IL was wrestcd from him and ap-
Piled with great vigcr by Mr. Mosy upon his sntago.
nist.-N y. Picoyr',e, June l.
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REV A RDS,

NN|>NNNNNNNNNNNNNN0NNNN0~
IN REWARD.-STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
Il " Park gate opposite Tammany Hail. about o'clock
~ on the 9TH instant dark sorrel Horse and Wagon
The horse is well in and has large white
about IL hands high has long tall and knees caused by
fall The wagon is paint dark green, and also the box
OF the wagon spring with boz about feet
long and about feet wide The above reward will be paid
by delivering the TO Anthony Dugro No 500 Fourth
9Th instant gold headed Cane, with the initial lot
in German text The above will be paid the
returning the Cane to the subscriber 81 Irving Place.
IS " all street. THEODORE SEDGWICK.
7 OsT-A SMALL POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING SOME
- and other The finder returning tho book
and contents to Me- ll3 Wall street. stairs will receive
reward exceeding the money therein.
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SALES nv AUCTION.


w DUPONT, AUCTIONEER.-OLD WINES AND
w Brandy, belonging to Bunkers Mansion House-Du
~ & t WIZ ser M on 10 uSo h
loo bottles Of superior cid Madeirs Sherry and Port
Wines; also few dozen of old Brandy 1909 and old Jamsca
Rum. and IA demohns Wine Vinegar Catalogues Nom
day, at the office of the Auctioneers ii Wall street
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CIosBY STREET
N Auction Sales Of Horses Carriages Harness.
&c. will be continued as usual every Monday, at o'clock
ana also every eanesday at the hour Vehicles Of
every description sold ut private sale auction.
JOHN II. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
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PORK PACKING IN THE WEsT-NUMBER OF Hoes
SLAUGHTERED IN THE PAST SEASON, &c.-It has
been very difficult to arrive at the estimate of
the number of hogs slaughtered in this part of
West; but with own inquiries the subject aided
by the kind assistance of some Of friends among
the dealers in provisions enabled to lay before
our readers q statement which rely mainly
correct The Cincinnati Chronicle ut the close of the
the Ohio and tributaries about equal to last years
report, though less at many Of the prominent points.
Say
Ohio, Kentucky Indiana, and Wabash. !. 100000
illinois, Missouri, and Mississippi. ..... 5S1 900
Making in the whole 1851 0O0 being 81 900 over last
ect it is difficult to predict for the future but the
stock Is larger than 1t last year. and the exports
for the first quarter OF the to the LIST of April
about the same, it is most likely that higher rates
will prevail for the balance of the than last year,
and without further export demand 1t looks if the
market might be depressed, and lower prices would
prevail. The amount Of exports to the Pacific will
not equal the extra demand for the army last
year, and hence 1t Is fair to infer that shall
not occupy favorable ground for good prices and
would caution friends against large expectations
The markets abroad generally dull and If the
stock Of meats hand ut this date should remain In
this country, there is probable chance of any adj
In regard to the article of lard 1t does not APP
pear that the stock is excessive. a large amount Of
meat put up in long mddles, and the price in the
packing too low induce renderers to
the side and large amount is held by operators,
who afford to lay out Of their investment 1t
be regarded safe article, and more likely to pay
than brine meats The chief demand ut this point for
has been reduced that it may be relied likely
TO do well. The same may be said Of shoulders Of
which the stock is not equal to the of last year.
and the price may keep up to rates that will pay
Below will be found table compiled from the most
authentic information and>which is believed to be- in
tte mafn ct
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ELECTROMAGNETIC RITUAL OF FREEMA-
sonry to which is added Key to Odd Fellowship, with
Engravngs few copies of the above Book
procured. Price So. For sale by
w COWANS' I7S Fulton at Nav York
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WANTS..

WANTED-BY SOBER, HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS
w man. situation take Of horses and assist in
farming He also understands ships and warehousng
real name, j. d., Herald office.
YOUNG GERMAN, WHO SPEAKS CORRECTLY
the French language and little English wishes situa
ton Coachman Waiter and where he make himself
generally useful Best of reference given for sobety and
honesty is wife commends herself in the best
Washing and Smoothing; OF which she makes the neates
work Please address to VIM. Muller LIS Liberty street.
George SPAIN
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HOTELS, &c.

HAMILTON HOUSE.--THIS HOUSE Is NOW OPEN
for the Gentlemen wishing
themselves families can address the proprietor call
and select them the house is fast filing The steamboat
St. Nicholas leaves pier No. at 10 NJ and r. M for
Fort Hamilton. HOWLEY ID. CLAPP.
CHARON SPRINGS PAvILION.-THIS ESTABLISH
~ is for the reception of guests and will
main open till the LIST day Of October next.
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Union Garden, HObOken, near the ElysIan
Felds-Ths delightful and peculiarly interesting Garden
and opens this day. under the auspices Of
Kesee Co.. who have incurred expense
der it worthy public patronage where the
Ae and refreshments of the superior
scrption always be had.
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They are Hats.-KnOx.

They are Hats.-knOx, ever on the alert,
has again got the Of most Of his rivals produce
tioa Of his Hats for the summer They most elegant in
for lightness durability and atraiveness cannot be
surpassed OF course everybody knows Knoxs establish
ment n l2S Fulton stroet.
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.ya II g: c HF =
a. NJ psSs D1 S w VI
l nSrSra - Sidney r. Mss
Isn strong Mr. Wnans NJ GILBERT J.p
Wd Horse TartaryNAbser Khan Mr. Duff sa.spps Mr.
Mcfarland Thsmar, Mr. Jordan; oneira Mrs: Nesdham;
sethersnd Dress circle, 50c, upper boxes s5e ptl2lc
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM ST.
Tasy g S1 Sns III rs BE aq ,so
Mr. sIe1 Shssd NJ Mr. rard
Cart TSlin Mr. c. Bprkei Charlie. Meadows, M Heidi
6isss Snrsy Mr. To conclude with TIE
et Ri 1 ss open AT "a curtain rises to
NJ EcBANIC's HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
The %Tsk nfss nsse
IL
& % p.. Gr.. Sso
Of their superior merit and attractveness
Christy Doors open at ssvon Concert So%nencss
at eight o'clock afternoon Concert every Saturday.
CASTLE GARDEN.-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
WIN be given on Sunday Evening june 10TH by tho
sas nS uSr Se rsG of Mr.
soeloek The Cosmoramas have been correctly arranged
and can be seen at all times.
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTs-THE
exhibition of Paintings. by artists Of the above school
uS evsry St g., FROM %,
Of the Church Of Divine Unity in Broadway between Spring
until 18th june inclusive 50 CENTS Catalogues eents
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY
between spring and Prince streets and the only one in
Classes several hSndTed chnsss Pansnss
Aparnentsn Houses Stores and Vessels Models of Page
9s ana
a.s d%s rs o sSarsa under n
half price.
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HARLEM PARK-TROTTING.-MOND JUNETHE
lth ats o'clock will come off match for 500. two
miles and between the celebrated trottng horses
Pelham and Black Modesty. VIM. Wheeland names h. &.
Pelham, TO harness. c. Brooks b. Modesty This
will be of the most exciting that has taken place
on the Harlem Course this season. Immediately After
match for $780, mile heats best three in FIVE $50 lb
CONS. W. Former names 6. Mount Morris; N. Greene
names Sorrel 9. -. W. FONNER, Proprietor.
NOTICE-THE PUBLIC SALE OF LADY SUTTON,
the Union Course the 18th instant will bo
poned until future time, of which due notice will BIO
given in consequence of Lady Suffolk Jack Rosits and
Mack making other to East the fol-
lowing week She will be still offered at private sale For
further particulars inquire at 10 Bowery 4. WHITE