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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-07
Movements or Iudivid uals

Yesterdays arrivals sfe codprised In the following
summary from the registry Of the respective hotels
.qmoican--J Sartain. PhiIa 8. Msrcsm Va w. ID.
Sonn'cp hrs;, ~ sn D' Momt blSs,,
Footc, Springfield r Dana, Boston Capt. Rowland,
packet ship Henry Clay; Col. Hughes. Washington
w. Grey. N. c.; Capt. Geo. Taylor WASN'T ogtou H.
Mclean. U. Navy; Capt Coffin, Boston. irving
Hovse tHo~ards)-Geo Garland U. s Army; Capt
Young, Washington Capt Sprague, U. :. Army !;
oil Stepton, do Mr.. and Mrs Judah. Montreal !;
Msjor Shevelly, u Army; 1t Hawes do A. j..
Drake. de Hon. 4. Dwight, 0oston w. Rsthbsns,
ir Liverpool.
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Fire at Pittsburgh.

PirrssuRoB, Jan 0, Is4s.
At2o'clock this morning Ore b-ok, ont IN w "a,
street in Evans steam MILL which wa. destroyed With
Its contents John Irwin Sons rope warehouse.
Custom House, Geo. Ledlis's ua n.ion, r g. Clarke
d"el'ins in First street. three brick d~sogs Owned
BY Mrs. Adams, one BY r C. Townsend, Davis & Ro-
berts lock factory and number Of Ill houses were
destroyed; and three persons known to be severely
Injured The city great danger at one time Of
experiencing . disaster similar to the one whoh A
lately laid it waste
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SUPPOSED MURDER.-About one week since. two
OF the Onondaga Indians went off together ,me-
what intoxicated, on an excursion, and but one of
them returned. lie dad not give any account of
his companion. The second dav after his non ~.
pearance suspicion began TO be excited, and a
search was instituted. No syn or token could be
seen, and all appeared to be buried in mystery. On
f,day last alter another aillgent search, the poor
where IN all probability he had been thrown, and
the snow falling fast covered him up comple tely ;
which accounts tor the previous failure in discover
ing the body His face was deeply Indented by the
panied him having such boot on, he was supposed
to be the murderer.
Complaint was made before Justice Judson, and
the matter will undergo strict investigation. We
Rum Is at the bottom Of all thIs.-Syacuse Star
Jun. 4.
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JACK FROST AND TIE OPERA.-During the past
week the Opera has become very thin, and the
sleighing has been very fine, although Benedett
and Trufi never sung better. Mr.. Fry has cerla'n-
ly met with a most serious opposition In JACK
Frost and the fine sl.ighlng IL Jack Frost should
continue his opposition for week longer, we
think it probable that the Opera will be shut up
altogether
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-07

A SINGULAR FACT -SpRINKLISa A DYINa CHILD
WITH Cold WATRR.-Captain Hood we'll known
c,x~n Of Beetown, In this eouoty had littls child
taken eick which after uch suffering and with ell
the indications Of be fns struggle With death reoeiv
ed lite parept parting embrace In tho Of other
friends The glazed eyes Of the little sufferer
jaw a. is customary. Afsr lapse Of twenty or
thirty minutes, woman In attendance, who aiding
In the abutop and laying out Of the CORPSE CONNIE
ed by eprtnkng some cold water the child face.
Strange to tell the child opened its eyes, aroused be-
gan TO recover and IL nov Ia the enjoyment Of foil
health Lancaster (Gronf Co Herald
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Before Justice NJ GratA Yesterday morning. the
police court At the Tennis rather thinly
probably in of the severity Of the weather
which appears TO be somewhat Of a check to crime n
may judge from the few cases of criminal uatnro
that have occurred within the LAST two weeks The FIRST
prisoners ca.d were two blsck fellows called VIM r..
SCOTT and Josiah Lsamap who were both cbarred with
stealing ~ lbs f INDIGO bus valued at $50 tina pro-
pertv Of Robert II. Hawkins. No. al Sou III street
Officer Clifford caught the roals With the property in
their pesssescn. The evideace being clear aQainst
them az to their guilt the mssstrats them
both for trial. The next prisoners two decent
looking men by tba names OF Charles Cannon Ana
Tbos B. Gilespie. the latter a Scotohmau and the
night pre- vou: by policeman Doty OF the Let ward on
cbarse Of being drunk and disorderly and resst,ns
the authority Of the officer Upon being asked BY the
magistrate what they had TO say in au.w.r to the
charge. Cannon replied that he was Iodser At the
"Shades," In Thames street, kept by Mr. Reese: and
Gi',,pie he're very much In liquor at the shades,
Mr. Reese wanted me to see him TO some lodyine I
thep toof him took him to . lodging Ia Park row.
spdlsf him, but before got back to the Shades. CIT
ard Gillespie 'dsred into the street where he be-
gen to be very noisy the police and that .ntls
man tpointina TO the oficer) knows all tn. rest
Gillespie said he had nothing to ssy In extesu-
alton, but he hoped that ths Court would deal
with mercy. as Il was his frat appsarsuce aud would
not IT. be here now had Il no. been for Mr. Reese
20 far forget tbsmfe'ves to be drunk Ia the street.
abusing the public authorities the rolics to whom
IN d,strss- and need their aid; vet Il soo..rs IN
this case instead Of your conduct being that OF .
pss, r., Ss.n you have been very noisy aud
Quot We cannot tosraf our ON ers must be pr,t-ctsd
snd the ctineps whenths, violate the law must sue,
fer ZONE, In order to learn them better In future
But a. this 10 your drst appearance before me and
eon'idering you have spent night In oopa me-
ment In the station house ~i onlv ne you 81 ssoh
This decision appeared to relieve their N xIstv
greatly ~ from their ocuutersuces was
expected to be fined Ave tines that amount Ho1
ever Mr. Gillespie paid for beth and OF they went out
II Court With the express determi nation of taking
their bitters
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We learn BY gentleman from Troy, who arrived In
this city last evening" that the train Of cars in which
he vac pass' Dger came In coison with . sleigh
which was crossing the track and precptated IL dow
steep bsDk. The sleigh contained lady aud &c n
u.man, whose names our informant was uushls to
ksrn. The &c nteman was instantly killed. and the
sdy so ssrously Injured that hopes we're enter
tanned OF her recovery - BvooktyS -4dp Jan. @.
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man ramed Studstill hs. been convicted and al
tsnc'd to be burg at Albany, Ca, fof murder oom-
mittsd i've years ago.
vali'e containing Sos in gold, the property Of Mr.
N Gale, Of Nee York was stolen from the Wor-
c'ster Railroad Depot, on Wednesday.
In Wal IN 8. Mr. Peter Tesd was burnt to death
In his barn, with fifteen cattle.
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1he publication Of the HEnArp commenced ycutsr.
day ~ fifteen minutrs three o'clock finished At
thirty minutes past six o'clock
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The Recovery Of the n1O"ey Stolen from th.
Augusta Bank.

BOSTON, Jan 8, 184e.
The money stolen few days since from the Augusta
Bank IN Maine, has all been recovered IL was f,uad
buried near Augusta; and the information which led Ia
It's recovery is supposed have bel oumu oo no
Wnsats Who arrested on suspicion Of h.,ng oor,
oerned In the robbery
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chip OF FIVE hundred tons burtssn Ia now IN course
OF construction at St Louis, and when finished, she
VIII be cent direct to San Francisco. Another novelty
In navigation. |
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The amount Of Relief Notes issued by the hanks OF
Peppsylysnis, and now In circulation, IL stated to
be $4,000.
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-Four Days Later from Europe.
The steamship Washington Is IN her seventeenth
day She has, undoubtedly, met with strong head
winds. She may arrive at any moment.
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triots shall always refer with reverence, and esPe
cialy TO his example who was by so many titles the
father OF his country" For our own part we o'-
eve that both in politics and in laws there is much
less interval between the Union and the mother
country than is generally assumed II was the rue
of the first President TO give mp no more than the
necessities OF an independent and republican organ
izaIon absolutely required. 10 this wise abstinence
from gratuitous innovation may be ascrIDed stablI-
ty which has surprised the whole world, ana which
promises TO last for ages still TO come. Even III the
midst Of revolution and civil when 1t was ne
cessary TO the natural tic between the neither
state and the colony, with the strongest means and
the most strenuous ACKNOWLEDGEMENT then were
found men, and they the leaders OF the movement,
who could warn the infant nation TO stand in the old
paths, and who could proclaim the oracular warning,
.intiqaan erGuirute mGfrem. In that wise tounda-
ton OF the American policy we recognise at cncc the
SurFst pledge OF prrmancnce and OF abiding symPa-
thics with the parent Statc.-1ineS.
The inaugural address OF General Tay lor, brought
by the Europa, has excited good deal of attention,
and has met with almost universal appreciation. The
decided manner in which the President has pro-
nonnccd for maintaining pacific relations with all
foreign States is viewed with much satisfaction and
bears out the general views we expressed some
months ago relative to the character of the policy
he would likely pursue, in his discharge of the du-
ties which have now dcvO!vcd upon HIM. Not the
least important part of the address is that which
lates TO the proper protection 10 native industry,
whether agricultural or manufacturing, and which
General Taylor has animated shall receive every
encouragement and protection at his hands that Is
necessary Standard
The brief, temperate, but eloquent inaugural adj
dress of the President of the United States has
been read in England with feelings Of considerable
satisfaction The tone Of manly candor and moder-
alton which prevails in every line gives ample secu
rity not only TO the citizens Of the United States
but to those of every country in the world, that the
peaceful relations which now so happily subsist be-
tween the nations Of Europe and the great Republic
Of America, will not assume warlke aspect, what
ever cause of quarrel may unhappy arise, until
President Taylor has exhausted every resort Of
honorable diplomacy before appealing to arms" So
long as this honorable principle is made the basis of
The conduct of the American statesmen, towards the
English especially, they need not fear but that we
hall be actuated by the same high minded generous
ecling.-Lirerp0oi Times
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PRESIDENT TAYLoR's ADDRESS.

I,OuUOn PupPTS,
The Inaugural Message of President Tayior will
moi E, to excite CERTAIN sort Of admiration If il
does not appeu 10 the ,yarmcst syuuathiss of AT,
Englishman if it does not possess that srmi-tragc
interest with which regal Europ. listens TO the few
and solemn declarations of her Princes j, is for r,a
sons some of which are immensely in favor of the
American republic In these elder countries the
heir of throne founded in h. obscure or,iuoI, of
history addresses the assembled reur.seu.tlycs of
many classes, many races many interests, and many
traditions He can seldom escape an expllct refer
epce to the greatest calamities and difficulties that
a nation can suffer IN itself or BY its international
relations PERHAPS we are mcuaced By the ambi
ton OF neighbor or cntauglcd in the quarrclS of
allies: perhaps the soil OF these isles or branch Of
employmeut is TOO crowded; perhaps Gillette institI-
lions are 10 be renovated in the face of nyeteratc
prejudice; perhaps the knottcd web Of medieval
law is TO be led; at one time paupcrism can
kers the soul of self-ensIaved myriads at another
time famine decimates a neglected and helpless race;
factions laceratc and debt hurthens the land In the
midst of fostering sores ever ready TO OPEN and sur
rounded BY conflicting cries the sovcreigns twice
wear utter a few sentences the chief merit of hich
Is that they nut fair face on The. suffering of the
nation, and the shortcomings of the legislature.
Across the Atlantic we see every thing changed
There a youthful empire, with a rapidly increasing
population and a whole world before it, is bounding
on TO new regions and new shores. Political am.
btion mercantile riv airy the jealousy Of classes and
crceds, subdued before the ardor Of race Of
which wealth in every form is the prize. The clo-
sen leader Of the people addresses great company
of adveniurers, started aresh on snch an enterprise
as the world never yet saw. His topics are duty
and hope. His tone, and the very rhythm OF has
sentences, remind us OF the delIvcrer leading his
armies into long promised land.
The most distinctive features in Gen Taylors
address his remuneration OF all parties, ms refer
to the traditions and the early Presidents OF the
Union, his pacific aims, and the impartiary he de.
sres to maintain between the various branches OF
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Ezss.t'.s1 . ss;.z:s ee..s.sE:ss 81
JOSEPH TAYLOR & SON,
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARD

ING MERCHANTS,
Corner of Eutaw aud German streets
BALTIMORE:
NOODS consigned TO their care or left At their
SU Depot, will be forwarded daily via Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road and Wagons t. the West
1he location of their house in this place and o f
their Agents in Cumberland cling on the Rail Road
enables them TO receive and forw ard Goods by this
route with but little handling or expense.
Shlppersarrr"qucstcd send tn cir bills Fl aiding
or receipt, on shipment Of goods
Produce consigned to them for sale wi receive
particular attention. nne If
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and strong. The barrel varies in shape from the
article in use and is supposed to have many adj
vantages that account 1t is about inches snort
and has an Is inches head, with the same sized
bge other barrels. On account of their size, one
fifteenth is gained in storage, and at the same time,
the barrel being fuller in the quarter. will allow 70
lbs. of flour to be packed looscr than in the present
shape. The hcadngi is also passed through machine
ry, which gives it the accuracy as the slaves
0swcgo affords the largest market for Hour bar
rels in the world, requiring for its own use at least
million Of barrels per annum, besides the ordinary
Canadian demand and the demand for other Lake
ports on the American side OStcego Com. Tunes
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
SURANCE SOCIETY OF LON DON.
Il Savings Bank for tie benefit efthe Widotc and
Orphan."


(EMPowERED BY ACT OF PARLtAMENT.)
CAPITAL E500, 900 STERLING, OR 81, 500 900,
Besides Reserve Fund (from surplus prcmiums)
Of about j $4,000,
(Partof The Capital is inpested in the United States.
r. LAME MURRAY, Esq.
George street, Hanover, Square. Chairman of the
Court OF Directors in London.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(ChiG Office for dmerica, II HHi$t., n. ~
Jacob Harvey Chairman, Samuel $. How land,
John J. Palmer, Gorham ii. Worth,
Jonathan Goohue, Samuel NJ. Fox,
James Boorman, WIN. Van Hook
George Barclay, &. Edward Habcht.
EDW'D T. RICHARDSON, General Arcountanf.
Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables of Rates. Lists
of Agents, &c &c obtained at the Chief Office, "A
Wall street, from either of the Agents, through
out the United States. and British North American
Colonies.
J. LEANDER STARR, General fgent
For the United States aud b. N. A. Colonies.
Pamphlets explanatory of Life Insurance, and the
pecnIiar system ofths Institution, blank forms of
application, &C., obtained at the Agents office, 6
German street.
US LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTI MORE:
Jonathan Mpedih, Esq, Chairman.
Samp Huffman, Esq,
IN. N Gallon Esq, VI d.
AGENTS.:
Donald M'ILvAIN. q German street.
Thomas ii. WILLLIANs jy 81 ly
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Il II MO v II ID

FHEHE subscriber being compelled to move from
ii Gay street has Iocat ed hiis fiat the CORNER
0FSOUTH STRICKLAND EXCHANGE PLACE,
under }. Il. Egcron's Lottery Office, where he is
ready aud willing to supply his old friendly custom
ers, and all others wishing TO use the best Of
FOREIGN d DOMESTIC MALT LIQUORS.
He keeps constantly on hand Guinness, Sons < Co.'S
DUBLIN DOUBLE BROW n STOUT, LONDON
BROWN STOUT, SCOTCH ALE, and POUCH
KEEPSIE. ALBANY and other ALES: also ANE-
RlCAN PORTER, and BROWN STOUT; and
New Ark and other elders.
From an experience Of some thirty years in the
3o'flIng and Brewing business, it is unnecessary TO
say, that he can prepare for any Foregn market or
home consumption, Malt Liquors or Cider, as well
as other people. Shippers masters of Vessels
may be assured that his Liquors will keep good in
any climate.
APP If THOMAS WALSH.
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n E FER ESCES:
WIN. d III. MskTM.

III V r. constantly OH hand, and offer for sale
IL liberal terms, the following articles, viz:
BAR lRON, of superior quality and of various
dimensions, say flat bars TO q inches wide by to
inch thick; square and round bars 2 to in diam.
eter
BOILER PLATES Of best Charcoal, aud pud-
pied Iron, made to any size ard pattern Tnanufac
tured by the Baltimore City Rolling Mill.
SHEATHING COPPER, a full assortment from
Ia TO 30 Oh. Also, Copper aud Composition Nails
YELLOW METAL SIIEATHING, "MuHTz''
PArEST ENGLIsH SHEATHING METaL--the well
known reputation of this article, and its superiority
to any other manufactured entities il to preference;
a constant supply received direct from Eng and.
IINC-t' MosscIman', Sheet Zinc We are
now receiving direct from the manufacturers in Bel
GUM, a fall assortment Of this superior article
COPPER INGOTS.-Refned Copper Ingots of
best quality, manufactured by the Baltimore and
Cuba Smelling aud Mining Company. iy %
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pERIOR BACON. --Thc subscribers
~ have heretofore been unable TO keep hand
throughout the summer, constant supply of their
much admired SUGAR CURED BACON HAMS.
invite the attention of counoisseurs Those DESTROYS
Of a supply throughout the summer II secure. at
moderate prices, any quantity aud have il kept in
good order uni il wanted for They also offer for
sale, superior Sugar Cured Bacon SHOULDERS,
Beef TONG les and Pure Leaf LARD. in small
pails. ADAMS & STEVENSON,
Lexington street,
NH 81 tf opposite the Market House.
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MANUFACTURER AND LEAF TO-
BACCO. SEC a RS. &C.
CHARLES ID. DEFORD d co.
TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 81 South Gay street,
EE AVE on hand and offer for sale, on the most
Il = liberal terms, the following:
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
AGhGhah PACKAGES, comprising fall al
MSTS1D sortmcnt of all grades and sizes great
variety of popular and well established brands, all
manufactured expressly for this market and rrceiv-
ed direct from the most celebrated manufac urcrs in
Virginia. constantly receiving additions to the above
stock.
LEAF TOBACCO.
700 Bales, consisting Of Havana lara, ST Jago St.
Domingo, Iguuni Myare, Porto Rico, and Ken
lucky Of first quality aud flavor, selected with great
care. Also, Spanish Seed in cases Kentucky,
Missouri, Ohio, and Virginia, in hhds.-a full sup
ply always on hand, suitable for Scgar manufacturers
or export.
SPEARS.
500 COO HAVANA and PRINCIPE, presenting
AN excellent stock OF choice aud medium SEGARS,
Of the most favoritc brands
2hO,H0D AMERICAN SEGARS, Half Spanish
part packed, 3 NJ cases, article for South Ancri-
can trade. Also, SNUFFS, Smoking and New
York Fine CuTOBACCO, Havana aud Principe pa
per. Havana Bass, Virginia Tobacco Stems Tobacco
Knives, Calabria Liquorce, Negro Pipes, &C., &c.
june
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THE NIAGARA SHOWER BATH.

a ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLE F o II
IA SHOWER BATHING, with cold
water. A grcatand impor"ni improvement msdein
tins Shower Bath all others by throwing he
terimmcdiatey On the body without wettng the head
unless at the will pleasure of the bathcr; but
greater point is gained by being enabled to baihr
with warm water, which no other shower bath is
adapted TO, and most important OF all the Bath
be mcdicated without injury 20 the hair. Many per-
cannot take cold baththeir is met in this
they regulate the temperature OF the water TO
suit their wish and commence bathing at any season
of the year without any unpleasant result. Ladies
can have the advantage of bathing without wctting
the head or covering the same.
The arrangements simple and complete aud not
liable to get out Of order the bath BE- adjusted to
suit any hrighth from small child to the tallcst
person. When the door is closed the fixtures
hill and the outside appearance sha of neat piece
OF furniture.
They have received the appreciation Of several
Medical grntemcn; others requested to call and
examine them.
Read what Armstrong says:
edo not omit, We who would health secure,
The daily fresh abut on that shall clear
The suices ofthr skin; enough to keep
The DO " sacred from indecent soil
Still to be pure, even if it did not condnce
CAS- much as il dors) to health, greatly worth
FOUR daily pains; tits this adorns the rich;
The want Of this is roverty's worst foe.
With this external virtue, age maintains
A decent grace, without il, youth aud charms
Are oathsomc .'-Art Of PRESCRIBING Health.
Manufactured by the parntcc.
EPHRAIN LARRABEE,
jy l5-6m 81 South Calvert street, Baltimore.
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NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO HAVE DE
GRACE AND PORT DEPOSITE.

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE To HAVE DE
GRACE AND PORT DEPOSITE.
II 4es1 THE SUSQUEHANNA STEAM
GS-4t q AT7s5c Tow Boat Company new boats Lam
-sss--s'ss--1ACASTER, Captain Tomlinson, and
JUNIATA, Capt. Mitchell have now commenced
their regular trips leaving the lower end of Smiths
wharf every Evening, Sundays excepted) a, 6
o'clock for Havrede Grace and Port Depcsre. Re.
turning, will leave Port Opposite at O'Clock and
Havre dc Grace at O'Clock in the evening. For
freight or passage, apply to
]. S. MURPHY, Agent,
Lower end Smiths wharf. BALTIC:
CHAS. b. HlTCHCOCK, Agent,
llavre de Grace;
VIM w. MCLEAN, Agent,
Port Drposite.
Goods shipped by this line, and destined to any
point on the Pennsylvania Canal, will be forw ardrd
free of charge for commission and storage an 9. IT,
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