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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-12

THE BRAVERY OF FORGIVENESS Forgive
ness is the most refined and generous point OF
virtue that human nature can attain to. Cow
ards have done good and kind actions; but
coward never forgave--it Is not his nature.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-12
BY SCOTT & THOMPSON.
THE FREEMAN
70 prRr1sHEp EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,

70 puRr1sHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
mt. C. g. B. L. BdrrOlcs' Bake House, rea
Of Blubank's Store:
batvveeu Waltons Book & Burnham's Hat Stores
s,otc ct and Langdon's corner store and Burbank's
main st.
TERMs- 50 in advances ,7o three mohthS' OF zoo
after six months. EcTVillage subscribers @'Oo'
3ry- Transportation must in all cases be paid by the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-12

Respect does not follow Extrav-
agance.
The man who takes care Of his earnings, is
far more respected than he who squanders all in
"riotous living Sowith the young lady. AL
though she may spend her last dollar in the pur-
chase of a new dress or a costly shawl, and fol-
low the whims of fashion as closely as does the
fashionable belle who has thousands at her dis
posal she cannot make people believe she is any
richer than she really is; and is more likely to
incur suspicion as to her recttude of character,
and to keep away such young men as make good
husbands, from her society, than if she lived plu-
IDENTIFY and dressed plainly Olive Branch.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-12
Gems from Longfellow's New
Work, Kavanagh.

SPRING. All! how wonderful is the advent
of the Spring the great annual miracle of the
blossoming of Aaron's rod, repeated on myriads
and myriads of branches! the gentle progression
and growth of herbs, flowers, trees-gentle, and
yet irrepressable- no force can stay, no
violence restrain, like love, that wins its way and
cannot be wlthstood by any human power-be-
cause itself is divine power. If spring came
but once in century, instead of once year
or burst forth with the sound of an earthquake,
and not in silence, what wonder and expectation
world there be in all hearts to behold the mirac-
ulous change?
The END OF THE World. To day, tomor-
row every day, to thousands, the end of the
world is close at hand And why should we fear
1t? We walk here as it were in the crypts of
life; at times, from the great cathedral above us,
we can hear the organ and the charming choir;
we see the light stream through the open door,
when some friend goes up before us; and shall
we fear to mount the narrow staircase of the
grave, that leads out of this uncertain twilight
INTO the serene mansions of the life eternal?
NIGHT. How absolute, and omnipotent is
the silence of the night! And yet the stiffness
seems almost audible! From all the measure
less depths of earth around us comes half
sound, Il half whisper, as if we could hear the
crumbing and falling away of earth and all ere.
ated things, in the great miracle of nature, de-
cay and reproduction, ever beginning, never
ending gradual lapse and running of the
sand In the great hour-guss of Time!
The EMPTY ScHooLRooM. All the bright
young faces were gone; all the impatient little
hearts were gone; all the fresh voices, shril but
musical with the melody of childhood, were
gone, and the lately busy realm was given up
to the silence, and the dusty sunshine, and the
old gray flies, that buzzed and bumped their
heads against the window panes.
lNDECIsIoN Thus he dalled with his tho'ts
and with all things, and wasted his strength on
tlifos; like the lazy sea- that plays with the peb-
bles on its beach, but under the inspiration of
the wind might lift greatnayies on its outslretch-
ed palms, and toss them into the air as plav-
things,
GREAT Men. Great men stand like solitary
towers in the city of God, and secret passages
running deep beneath external nature give their
thoughts intercourse with higher intelligences,
which strengthens and consoles them, and of
which the laborers on the surface, do not even
dream.
THE COURSE OF TIME. Like an inundation
of the Indus is the course of time. We look for
the homes of our childhood, they are gone. The
loves and anmosities of youth, where are they !?
Swept away like the camps that had been pitch
ed in the sandy bed of the river.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-12

THE SETTING Sun. The evening came
The setting sun stretched his celestial rods of
light across the level landscape, and, like the
Hebrew in Egypt smote the rivers and the
brooks and the ponds, and as they became as
blood.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-12

In nothing consists the true dignity of man
more than self government.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-12
THE DEMON LOVEs.
A LEGEND OF QUEEN ELTZBETH'S
DAYS.
BY THE BARONESS D'ALZi

"Speak not, she said, of bookis BALES,
Of haunted halls and spectres bda,
For things in real life there ard
More sadly wild, more dismal I n
Than ever fiction told"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-12

'rnE CouRsE OF TINE. Like an inundation
of the Indus is the course of time. We look for
the homes of our childhood, they are gone. The
loves and animosities of youth, where are they ?
Swept away like the camps that had been pitch
ed in the sandy bed of the river.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-12
Select nlisffIlolD.

DANIEL P. THOMPSON, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-09

LATER From YUcArAN.--We learn from Capt.
Smith, OF the brig Potomac, which left Sisal On
the 18th February, that the affairs Of the govern
ment were still in a very unsettled state The
American troops have been In several engage
ments, and suffered considerably. There was
much dissatisfaction existing among the officers
and men Of this regiment, caused by the false re-
prese stations made to them before starting from
New Orleans in consequence of which, one MAJOR,
five captains and some eght or ten lieutenants had
resigned.
II was reported at Slsal that Tlhesaca (the head
quarters of that divslon) was again surrounded
BY the Indians, that the whites had no provisions.
and would be compelled to retreat, it they had not
already done SO. The Indians had IatterIy exhibit.
ed much bravery, fighting in the open field and
hand to hand, method which they have hitherto
avoided. The Markets were we'll supplied with
American goods. Produce Of the country scarcs
and high.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-09
Movements or lndivld uaIs.

Tne o. DeIfn Of the x7tb uit. speaking OF Nr Ciss
eaJs- We noticed Henry Clay gtsuoing on t&s Rat.
cony OF DE- Mercers reeide nee In Canal street. ysr
cay, when the pfoeestion was passing lie seeoa -
ne IN the enjoyment Of exoeiie mt health May he 10 -
continue 60.
The secretaries Of state, War, and the Nsyr win
probably retire this day from their respective d.parS
mel Is P-''
Mr. buchanan returns to Lancaster, after having
paid WRIT TO Harrisburg where h. "a pcsn ,r ;.s
nvn.o oy every Democrat In the Legislature of rsno
tJlsap,a, vii b one exception.
Governor Marcy rrturn- TO Albany; and Judge u.,o,
popotesto ioea'c bims.lfin Riennood
Cot ave chuson, the late Po,t master Ga oerai rs
~sibei ID WnhipRtn for a faw weeks longer vae& NJ
hiayeh7 ~
Jsnee SPENCER colorrd has beea 80 pvlctsd at Hart
%td, Cohbts''out, OF tie murder OF Geo. o BroWn =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-09

Tom CoRwiN AND THK CABINRr.-The following
letter is the reply to one from General Flournoy,
inQuirng OF Mr.. G. whether he would 90 Int
General Taylors cabinet-
WAsAfNGroS tITr, jan. 20, 1870:
Dear General Il received Jour note last evening -
~ we're much less modest than really am, should
biush still for the oysrsstmste your Partially viii
put on my poor abilities and still poorer efforts For
tho friendship which thus abuses your better judg-
ment, cannot but feel grateful, nay proud; only
regret that osppot fu the expectations which such
friends must indulge.
have no more idea Of going int General Taylorss
cabinet than Of trip TO tho moon In the FIRST place
II General r. 10 the ssgscious gentleman hope to I'd
HIM he will not have mo theie; secondly were he
- ssk It. on hb b. ndsA kness, would not oonseut
He will Be attacked, BY Southern dsmoorats especial
ly on his supposed position on the Wimot proviso.
STAT hold BY me in his cabinet, would proof positive
against him on that point would more allow him
to be assailed Though NE, than would thrust man
between my head and bullet. In the next piscs,
tools and demagegues al over tho republic could tax
and with Effect Of my positon on the Mexican war IA
these sbsits III they ny 1t AM ehaA strike my BE-
som. ana other General TsSos should select men
TO whtm no suoh positive obieotitu sssts Let ne
near nom Sou often. Truly, 700. Ihend,
Okr. FLoURrov. THO CORWIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-09
THE sTEAmER,s MAILS.

The America will probably arrive at Boston
some time tonight, or early tomorrow morning.
If she reaches that city before seven o'clock to.
morrow morning, her mails wall arrive In this city
tomorrow night, and her news In detail DO pub
lished In the Herald on Sunday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-09

ship arrived at Boston, q few days slime, from
in'erpoo with fosty cases OF chip fever ohoiers
board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-09
AFFAIRS In EUROPE AND ASIA.

AFFAIRS in EUROPE AND ASIA.
~.~~~>~~~~~~~~~~>>~>.~>~
TWO WEEKS LATBR INTELLIGENCE.
RECEIVED BY THE
AR r RI Al
STEAMSHIP AMERICA.
AT n a LIFAx,
Extraordinary Overland Express,
SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK,
Magnetic Telegraph
NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE.
Highly Intere tl-g Politi al and Commercial
Itel i,ene.
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Another Advance in Cotton.
.o.~>~oooo~oooo>c>->~
ACTIVE DEMAND
AMERICAN Securities.
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THE CORN TRADE.
>|>~~I>~c~~>~~~~~O>>o~~o~~
Important Navigation Movement in England.
~>~~ooo~S>>>o>~>>>~>c
Deposition Of the Pope Of Rome.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Declaration OF the Spanish Govern.
ment, Relative to the Annexation
OF Cuba 10 the United States,
Re. Scx Sxc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-09

MILITARY MOVEMENT -Brigadier Gen. Wool
accompanied by his aId-de-camp, Lieut.. E. Mo
Lean, arrived in the city yesterday, and occupies
apartments ut the Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-09

LATE PROM Rio JANEmo.-The bark RAINBOW
Captain Gator, arrived at Baltimore on Tuesday
She lett Rio JaneirO on the 25th January, an,
brings advices TO that date, which are nlneteel
days later than previously received. Nothing il
the shape OF news is contained in our files.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-09

There continues COED demand for American seour.
tiles IN London. The reported payment Of the Penn
sylvsna In half relief notes received with con-
siderable disfsvor U 8 Six per Cents continue in
demand on tue continent and orders for the stock
have been executed ct loeK. Money continues to got
moro abundant, and the rate Of interest rules lew
on she 2sd, s2>s 10 9a7<.
tFrom the London Chronicle, Feb. 2s1
The home funds, to-day, sgain experienced auotu.
"tion OF per cent In value The market opened with
an improving tone the favorable news from India
but was again dspressed AID sales Of oonsols which
Lott on yesterday ~ sa% to Is for money, and 9s for
account, were first operated on this morning at 93k
fer money, and 9ax for account; from which quots-
ions they fell to- and done st 6Sx. The closing
prices were 9S to and 0S to ~ respectively or X
per cent decline from yesterday. Tho chief dealinss
were for account
LivKnrooL Corror MAsKrr, Feb 24.-Ths early part
active and animated, and on tho l4th, TREMENDOUS
excitement existed and eses to the unusual extent Of
July $4,000 bales .cted, Of which the amount o.
business done In speculation reached about IL 900
bsiss With suoh extensive isquiry prices advaao
cd accordingly From the 10th 10 the 18th ths rise in
American descriptions was one farthing per pound
Bissl q which 10 go bags sold also advanced
80 the sams extent, whilst Surst and Egyptian wsrs
soId At Va higher than doriog the preceding week
The ssle, from the 9th thu 10Th So 40 bales OF
sbicb $500 were American and 10 200 bag. Brasil
During the came period, the operations Of psculsto-s
smooried TO 4i,lt0 bales and exporters $50 Since
the l7'h the osrSt has reep'sd into insavs state
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04

dussd srd pslhouf~ require that hs shall lolivse
hit srtery, consisting of less thin 100 psssss
Cbelabs reply VI characteristics He declares his
willingness to comply with the EQUATION, bnt Odds
that HE troops would permit the guns 30 b.
moved 30 f'msy excuse would not OF course be
permitted To avail him and fi IA ally true that such
reputation has been made We may expect 70 80 1t
breed BY Sir C. Napier. la the meantime, large
bodies Of Six h. said To be hocgiDg towards CASH
mere prepared doubt To try the fortunS
ef~ar n Gholss should be- rash ensuyh to lead them
aga net the brti.b troops
Sir q. Napier arrived NJ Simla the 10th Of June
Lahore The hsa, In all tho stations Of he Puajsb IL
described as intense aud In Lahore sspeci.hy the
tIoopt had suffered severely
Lerd ualhousis remained at Simla. and 10 was said
that he contemplated summoDirg the Supreme Court
from Calcutta 10 join hi there, much inconve NJ
orcasionsj by their separation The measure
bas bssD long contemp plated As = uecesssTy result Of
the extension Of British territory IN the northwest.
The trial Of Moolrsj still proceeding Mt Lahore,
ard excited much attention The for the prose-
sution hid just been completed aud considered to
es'nbli his completely in the murders of Agusw Az
Anderson.
The c, rmerciai sdvces from cacutta Of an sx-
ssediugly favor abb. character ana the import aud
pert market bad ttrd considerable improvement.
In the Canton and Hong Kong markets. the transact
lions of the month bst been almost entirely confined
to the SUPPLY al imuediate wants
The money market wss Easy in lsdia generally, and
every sort Of business operations easily facilitated
Egypt
Tho London Times announces the death Of Mahemst
Ali whish event took place the I'd August at Alex
andria His body inferred on the 4th, in the new
alsbsstsr mosque buiie ny him ELF in the citadel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04

GENyHlL TsYLoR's Torn AND IIrALru by the
laEt accounts fIorn General Taylor, we learn that
under The advice, and 10y the direction Of his at
teDdng physicians, hr has concluded to cut his tour
shoIt and return to the capital M soon az hs heath
and strength viii permit Wasn he lrft Washing
ton he intended visiting Buiialo, attending the
Agricultural State Fair at Syracuse, besides stop
Ping short tine in other places. We now regret to
hear that bic health Will not permit hm TO un-
dergo much fatigue. lie has, IN fact, been
very dangerously SICK, and the probability il,
ths, il will be some time before he will fully re-
gain HE health. Mrs. Tay Tor has, before this,
reached him. and we hope tina, her attentions aud
company will hasten the old hero'e conyaesccnce.
lie is new At Niagara Falls. and WILL proceed to
Washington coon az his returning health will
Justify his undertaking the journey via Oswego
and New York. He may, under the cireumst4n-
Gee, decline sny public reception in this city, which
would be great disappointment to our citizens
fhe were in good health, but one which they would
willingly submit TO, If il endangered the lite Of the
hero OF Iiueba VISTA who is endearcd to the whole
American people for the gallantv, bravery. and
courage, which he eminenily displayed in the
late wof with Mexico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04

Crsrd J~y.-rho tsme- Of gentlemen -,mmsued
g. ssfys Grand Jurcrs being called. tuiy eleven sn-
svsrsd. The number not enough va f,rfn q
quorum srd those who appeared ~sre thesefcrs dis-
charged until ~ mctrc~ tru-~dsy) mHr1ts~ ana the
Gfend lnqoe' -ii proceed IN the prosecution VI their
sp,rtprsis duties
Pat Jsers- r~cp'y-t~c Jurors sansn,ousA TO
serve On tee feLt Jury fined SIS csea Tor non-
aprsararee
Tho .gNey Pier, Riefs.--Tha Court his mornips al
rouHc'd h.t th. petsous indictea the ,stor Place
fft would b. tfisd wednesday week the lzth mat
On ~heh dsy tie dsfeusants in all these casse we're
directed 10 b. IN sti.ndsne-
15,si ler Grand freony A youny man named
b,mss Rogers vas put trisi charged With stealing
ta4f ifcm ltnbts Nspihan. shout week before the
sh ~ July OF the houe o. Thomas Haddsr ~ Cherry
stitet ~as proven ~ witnesses tnat the complain
ant. Who T. an elderly lriehs.n aud eanoot se~ak
roid Of fufsh srticss TO iIsdi.Ds honee By tne
prisoner, where tho hhery eli c.d BY nn4srs and
Lsddtn. The evidence ~ss cunc,u vr aad the Jury,
NJ leavine their rests returned a verdict Of
guilty The court. sfftr severely repre- tnanding the
Irstu sentenced him TO the States prison for ave
y,HIe
R'oofnssas's Feyfsa.S In The Of Solomon Solo,
mnhs chargea with tmbesxlipg four shasis ana other
sftsl.t worth IN All SO frctn charles Wekssl baum
~ ~ uuto street thr eth day - Jnnnary lSle
The sailed to TRIAL but me sss.ss~at AID aos
spp,sr has rseognsnss vas DECLARED ~ " ior.etsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04

GALySA Crrr Irsss he sh,iera has LEFT Us; but 1T
Mineral Point. Wisconsin, With pupuls'ion Of 800
her. yer. deaths last week Two de-i h. from an all
poS have tccurrso here project " foot TO extend
cor tsiltfsd sastwsrdly: commencing at Geleps and
nesiiBg cur hicaso peiehbors half way The people
~ this county viii vct. tsx themselves II pay Tor
the vots We have four regular weekly steamers
hre eetweep this place ana At. fsnls Minerota The
weather cole Nth the hsrmometer at ~ this
Ing - GatBs bstsr .isgvst 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04

From MADsiRA.-By the arrival Of the United
States ship Portsmouth. Commodore Cooper, from
Madeira, July ~, we learn that very unhealthy
season WIS apprehended on the island, the torna-
does having commenced much earlier and with
greater violence than usual. [See Naval Intelli-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04

KEws rRoH CALroRNA The Empire City
may be e1peo',d in a few dsys frem Chagres II
il probable sse will bring two or three weeks later
intelligence from Callfnfnla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04

Difference In favor Of the H-raH.. .os.7l4
This exhibits difference OF 90 72t In the daily circu
kton Of the HERALD that " the raEUrE for last
wssk-a fact which will bs properly appreciated by
advertisers and Of business throughout the
Ky word to the wise is sufficient
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04

FoRres NEws--The Washington is now du.
here; the news by the Europa will be due by tole.
graph tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04
AnUsaHgNTs This EVENING.

povERY THEATRE Bowsry.-OrHKLLs-Snos
Kh
Rn0ADwAY THEATRE, broadway. -BAABxR OF So
RBLos GARDEN RresdwAy.-Tienr Ror.-IrALIAR
BiIsLsrs-veL- Au-vpnr
BnRToN's THEATRE. Ohscbsrs ssrset-- FArNy HsART
ssvnR wss FAM LADv-sPHHI -UswAhRAsrABLs
1sRu.IoN.
Hr
CASTLE GAkDEN-GkAND VsoAL AND IEsrr ~
BAL PnosLsApg CosoERT.
4HiSEsR MUSEUM. bt9 Broadway From A. NJ to
pB. NJ
view v~rH, Tuesday, September 4, lS4V.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04
The Progress or the Cholera.

THIS CITY.
MAvoR's OrTICs,
NEw fosS, September 3-12 NJ.
The Sanitary Committee OF this city report Z deaths
Of cholera having occurred during the Las. twenty.
four hour. Of which we're from hospital, and s in
private prastice.
IN BROOKLYN.
BOAsD % HEALTH, Sep.er Der 3, 10lo.
Since Saturday morning there have b. EN- reported 70
this uffce ia al cases OF epidemic eli olera viz -
Michael Mullin. Columbia street. Jantite Dog. Kent
svrDue; NJ. A. Ryan, Hud-on aven1e Bridget smith,
Willow street; Timothy Carey Amiy street, Elizabeth
Mary wilson ann Wet Margaret MeNames {,
brought from the jain in dying state; Cecilia Farrs,
Hospital CHARLES 5, }. GOODRICH,
Physician Of the Beard.
BY TELEGRAPH
BAscoR September 3. 1s49.
During the twenty -four hours ending at 10 O'Clock
Lar night there twenty cases Of rhol band six
teen deaths in this city To day, have had sixtss
Lew eases ana two aeatba
BosTos, September 3-P NJ
The Board Of Health report tho occurrence Of twenty
deaths by Cholera duriug forty hours ending
this auy ut neon.
ALsA~r. Septs,nh.r 3-P. W.
The Board of Health report t~onty cases aad elsvo
deaths OF ch,lera during the forty eight hours ending
az icon this day
Cr~srSsArI Sept. 3-AM
The Beard Ut Health report .59 deaths from The
LIST Of Nay Ia the 3oth OF august OF which loo were
from cholera This mortality is estimated to be saus
to one in nftsep ~ the population at the time. DE-
Harrison, professor In tho Ohio Medical college,
died Of he cholera yesterday morning He ~.
tackled The previous afternoon.
MONTREAL, September l, 1919.
In Quebec, by last report there xix deaths By
sholsrs in twenty -four hours.
NosrRrAu, September 3. 1870
During the forty eight hours ending at noon day,
there hsv. been fourteen OF cholera and ave
deaths. In the hospital 1T Quebec there have BEEN
two deaths since the last report.
W ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04

VERMONT ELECTION. The annual election in
Vermont comes of to-day The wings have here
toore boosted OF Vermont as I" the star that never
sets;" but there is reason 10 apprehend it
will be somewhat dimmed tins time in the cloud
Of dust raised by the smagama,on Of free soil and
democracy There has been an earnest effort
going on, between the democratic and free soil
essers, 10 effect coalition, all the summer; and
the Indignation Of the wings at this " abomlnable
conspiracy" 10 defeat them, is something of an In
dicatlon that the wings fear defeat The coall-
ton, however, has not been as harmonious as
could be desired, and has had the effect, on the
other hand, Of calling out the whg reserves. The
contest will be spirited one, though it is probable
the junction of the liberty men and free sollers
with the democrats will bring the wing star Of the
East pretty close TO the verge Of sunset. The old
unIeconciled hunkers Of Vermont are in a most
unpromsing minority, and can do but hule da-
mage. 1t is generally conceded that Meacham,
the wbig candidate for Congress, in place of
Marsh, appointed 10 Constantinople, will be elected
by large majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04
To Advertisers.

The following is the conceded circulation, daily for
As> week, Of the two journals respectively named -:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04

Court OF eencrnt sessions. &C.
Before the R.cutdsr sna Aldermen Mullins and Kelly
sur. d. The september term ~ this court opsaeJ.
THIS morning Ibe following IL the csl1ndss tor she