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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
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....D-,o>r~~~~o-~~~N--N~c,
NOR SALE OR CHARTtR-Tus PROPELLER stA
eS r.l,. G'f r OWL, IN sas ~ aa
NVArrrp--Two sTElRAGE TICKETS Fos fHs
psrsn, ,,eaas, fsr Novsmesr for rh,.h S,es ,
sUn street, ele,hirs acre.
NOTICE 40 sorTnKRNrps-.vuK NEW NAIL
,T sa ss 11 o.s s Ssss
40 h.,a,a an sspsrisn..d s9r,ses e,,seh.a .. N,
w,. r.,s fsr hens.y :, -. riss 600, q war.
% RoI IRIS lis %ss .ss.ss s''s"' VI ''' APP"
EoR SAN rsAscIsco. cALIFoRsiA-Pos SAFE
for R,ssn rs. .i:. q vessel. .ssn sss s az 80
nave enormous p''n'r .s'B irowlrR, s. v.- stree.
LOS SAN FRANCISCO AND BEsIcIA. CALIFORNIA
.p f.SI's .s 'i. ss, @ s s .s,..
s,gn.st, ~ P.,nvs sat- ~ p. 2g,h o,,ossr - ss.
81 fssish' OF passage SPysI' ,or ,ou,g, a. w
Eoh cALIrosSiA-sHlP RssssL-ls nApixe At
eue ap,ch for Sos Fraassee tsse the es'k ef ~
'-''' ''' ~ ''''"' '' " h. surreS si.wAu 81.
rI,ar ONLY DIRECT Inns ion SAN FRANCISCO
(kystsf cfY i soa. sar.,ss cSsT r ssssls
ee2sr an lesye 70, t'er,; t,rse. fFOS her deek ss
s,> y rhssr~. vis.st ,eushns et iaers,,sts porte
s.ss " 90, ~ Tie h 2 fs'ts Mad sss..-r q Is, NOV
s'. - =: .,; =. ',!.O. $50 Z. f'f,s,a ..los. 8,
tr,s- rata f.r. any persan ksif
rp@sae- inoev. pcufe y brrsk for veek. tcr
ffusht 81 rsssss@ sefiy 90 n0wAsD SON, "a Srosd-
-. ~ will sssath
lests 81 ~. ifsh - oc..bsr.
IrOR FAN rRkNCIsCo. VIA CHAoREs-Tgr 4.
e,rrst ccfpefed tarN FioRirA. q. Eliery. kssteF.
vail f"nu-tlf sa on The STR FIR the sht port
ls rely this ve-ssl saline sdtertfsd The
I,fss svins .iesas, ss.e sesoms, da,lons for
frst ~ easr and havnc
NE gsred IN the Chpsrss trade nrtetn,n ts 70
r.nsrfs eishins srhark che above port Pr,se n
frrrs IN Bret sahiry670. DO. In ssocnd e.Ai. e5s.
lrri 81 outs fcoa hpply beard, pier Ne
5cGa : rAILoRs co, q sss,h street,
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ny JACOB q FLaTT-I. q. cAgaiSCrHN huC-
ID ,is~e h.isns.. Sale - part Of stock Of bard
frd Fuzzy snGs sn.Jscnh Plat viii sell this ~ 10
o~oc at tie Avsicn Room q Pisttr o.. ny order 81
Arssrees aiore cops-ti Of seed aud gts . <ds,
nsis ard 81, vest Bu'teus Cutlery steel sonhsr-.
hrsrs Cprdle.'cks 'hises huyers, res 8ois. Window
sprLs shutter screws Piat.s and tif u't eaA 3irows
Bitts silis patent AID 30 live Loa.s Pan oahs Asl
blade rs,rs GU, Tseks Screw Plates Brushes. Knivos
rssors Kni<es AID ,is, PURSE, As,o-doers Aso. .
hsns SONS assortment Of f..h imrorsd table Ksver AID
roris r. and peskt Knives slo el l. sari.d
Cutlery. The whsle o. he sod In lots ,n-y az veil
as CITY deslsrs Cstsesns. az the anct on room.
A UCTIos sALF.-BY J. uEGEHNS BROOKLYN
IA tn Saturday the I'D inst, Mt 10 o'clock w. No %
rgraiurs oopit,ius Of Csrrss. Cbairs fa|s L,otinK
With Witch sic will commence Among tie articles Ia hns
Sofa Bsrs,sd
uCTiONEERs AND RE.I ESTATE AGgNrs-A
IN siiubon waited hy -eutl man. In the snss ~
suetreer real trsts sesnt has general kns wlsds Of
hctir,s writes Good hasa snd tAs heat
feref 10 hpsntps fahits and capacity rsltion
ssauirsd reasonable Afdress Is. o. NJ " raid sea. Box D.
AscI SALE OF FURNITURE FANCY GOODs arp
ec--J Brown. su0uOuser, VIII cell q n friday
morning % ls eel@ss 1T IN Broadway elegant asort-
~ superior eify made sas.xsny aud Rosewood rnrni-
t1te nn!rhsd IN role snd soored riushss
rna veil w,rthy to strntn " purchaser. Alec.
vsc~ ~ rich fnrpshrs China plated and Glass
~. CARPETS. FEATHER BEDS ns,trssse, lie, 80.
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a 200 REwARp-Jsrrnfts AsTIDorE. AsrseI-

Uh0Hl NEWNNN-JNFFTIF0 hVT-
1cOO Ne hix,rre Ter tir cure ~ Ooaeuh0s, elect,
Stistpres and similar disorcers IL makes sposiy
viheut the least RESTRICTION 81 Diet drss exp0asre
c ~ application to business Our Oeect "a notify
waste 70 ts he'd, asd ths srppristcr challenges single
e ~hich the mixture win
Forfeiture ~ 500 Fr-her the disease ~
esntaeed % ~ the Mixture W taken whom sspascl
y Yut ~ hcttis With i1h directions pau, rg
81 ute toite is'ta wssb- m,ay 90. erred 10 tro
zee rut 81 a. E.er,,.. asoad BYE s. fsaa Stfs-a
g. 1UlL.
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uk va fstigfub AVID MULTIPLY, isA COMMAND
~ ha eh"ss BE- ehs riplly otry sd b. ths chsrsn
Dor suaie srs msls, Ut Isseies Juno Ccrssi Pro-
creative tsf prefsrbsd efectusi
% debility esTsesnesA aud ali -~uisrti.s OF IL
~ ali That !, ptntesesvo Ne viz Nn,urcs great decorative
for those IN ~. shp-n.
" v certsis s"re for ssssvsl debility veatne naryous
tatsps iecstrbaa, Ne AZ an nssic,os W 10
rrearaed As, certain rAcesy for ncspi-ut cOnrvse-
r ireg>etsos loss " muscular fesl lssstude
feNut- eesss>se sosJ, ttis vsrgaatei y flesss he
rs.r neny q the shsys esnpsins AID cf y,ees vainc
- tsore vish,us ersprnS csuticn-Ths cesbretef mod
err canre he sress the fac s,ie snesvre ~
irt-n THE only rafisa ssestsb " on The wraypcs
ofrcrA bottle prip Jshn New yors
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n .pNnn.s aMrRIOAN susGnn-spIENnInr

A POLIO ROOFS. 80 BROAOwAY.-THE SUBLIuE
IN rsug Msshr atop Crowned nv Equaty. Fratarnity,
ard liberty painted by burns Open rem 10 A. ~ to 10 p NJ
Admittsnee ~ cerfs.
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RE W AitDS.

q y REWARD LOST IN SUNDAY LAST AT AsTO-
ycO MA L. L., small black tan ter Ter with
Mht 10 the 81 Tinv Whoever viii
blne lie to TrORBURN's, 10 John street, will
GIVE tie shove reward.
ONION MON LAY LAST ~ GOING rkON WALKER
- street. in hr0sdwsy 10 rroome street parcel
q ~ blue silk. velvet and ether 'hing
III. finder will he suitably rewarded by leiySg At 10 Pas
strest, MP stains.
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rs CyOfEk IA DWARF srRhsT, uAs. ron rBs
~ iaF, four-er confined hs rrrosa ~ tie tr.s
1,r ~ stranrsl srt other tsa-es ola aecat natsre
u c,r cufc he ss csgfsvstc3 Of as sisctsc
~" rcaef.c = 50 81 t-t l.Sf ffls' '--t. 80
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pOl,sTICAI.

EiRsr WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION As9OCIA ITO Y
viii meet a. ~. trcsa street Dsase. Fridas tvess
next zist ins nj ~ selesk fer the purpose % ,has
rassmrnt,iar the sppeaehTg kiseton runssai
evsry Democratic E-efsr requested hssissss
ut1Sst iInpertsnes H. 10 he trssss sssl ~ order.
okoRcIJ. JOHNSTON. PrssiassI
ns.nlnL Br.sa s..rs,.r,..
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A pEHyrCT SAFEGUARD AGAIssf QUACgERy'-
N III. re Medical Cura. hr ". Clever. n. %. g.
tbs perfect ~ark ~ the hind pr-sss ed 20 The
Tssn pobho u oit rr,or 81 oil sslos'- s.ssss
thsr rtoms hes; mods 81 Sc. tose.hor with
%. Or mailing the various preparations usa IN their
sainsht ssi 10 sul sIshed -h - LtAorrapsic place
In The Assistance % his WORK treat him-e
this itfs The oni! tr userl work the suhss Pree
81 sa sid nailed tfres - raasFs ~ the aov, No
irow no i7l Arn st. vh-r, he consulted al sassse,
ske-or ,fer A..
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IL Union kzss nssJsz cems oss-I em. all, tsat sur
elsin Of union be p.rs,ed DsruosrNtis
Electors Of the is ward fsss,shs
~ the party
nssss en- Frssy .ysri,s. September a. - esleek. 81
Mimnns Not 80 nrcaiwsyto approvc 81 shs state NOM
aiios and 70 tuoh shs iatarsss Of
the people mo- essnd Several proussst ysshsrs
hscn invsd aud VIII address shs meeting BY order
wsrs esnmi'is' JOIN GIBBONS, lch.u>...
FASnIou DoLLAE,
JAMS CopNgs, stssstariss
4. n. CAMPBELL.
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IyoNNEr TRAsrt -sfttfNrRs AND COT Sray
I'D fsafsrs ufufr4ed thst co~rtstef
or fht az fsshtes Hfn,st rrsns Gro
- rfsTaf~a 70 sracats ~ orders fr tse
shfss arffsf aia iaIar trtusat " Millinery trim
tas 81 hutstsnt. tFown iainss. Ass CHA
p'rs a. sc vtisA III ~ s'id ~ e4esp ss - say LAC
sASFrE srsxcr ~ p,ius. ssrssa.
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\ sNDs we avn TOrPFFs-Jr.rifr 70 kit :
u A. 49, a. s.safIittst f.sf ttaf be ~ art.ape-
80 sa2 -. sn.r<. "a Setss-l sFtetsas. trss
tity tfI ~ a. te 20 tt@
slfr .snfreu ~V A. gu q sa ata atss fSr hen
ssivs'. rt'tss gurrhasi,g "a 81 sr ,,py th.sar.s-
Ksps porpsa-rars rRrE ANp xos oeaFub
Nt isey sn.esy r-rsan b, ~ ~ na 81 str.- "a
farnafftr .. al aNsfsthr~ 80 Ave sfnsrlies her
rlFts 80 80 sts a - rnc y thus.
lny.tf1g "a - f-fr arr aitatat b. u fodder a.
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sst ffe.tfta On th6 ~ pttcs ~ sHNfs
-
Dkortssog fAs1ENAu TN GEWsASyl VICE
ishs fe ale Non bly, fils f,iiiss yc-,.1v for
ntsr .iclrsfs 81 tn stsou,
pninfrl Impressed, .r-at tsrsnF tho omas
rIsf's-or Fsyt, (a CsrsniNb failtng Health
psore'h. flis certain for all chrouio ansssiol,
Yer .tis OF e drug ~ Cfnnf cad Norfolk
~ Bousvb snd vaadan.s .s. az the .,sys
NJ. ~ Ieora street sd rhe nrrsl depot aud o.Iors
sfss, Ne 20 tvSns t,ss near Broaawaj Prisg - cent?
t,S 5ex.
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We. BURTON, PaOpRIErO &;


II Wv bN UITk HINNVN TIE LANES,
- Niagara sDd ST n~rsuee sers. exhibiting At the Mi
n,iva fo6 Sroad~sy This iIl painting
mirror of ali tn, eii- "a and other
nde OF snc oSbreeed the entire borders
brty the United States and canada from l-ke
n Gulf of ST. Lnvrence thenoe M the I'LL aud ronscie
ssgrtfa River emira'ing ths most pieturssque nna hi
REALLY irterstnE in Amerca. Exhibition
rerce.st ~ O'Clock nightly Adm ~ cents; chill
La, Lslf La
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n rroUvINAL q GO, VFFER Fug SAFE, Ar TIE
lset sssh ris- ~ tksir No John 81, ase No
~ ar-sasas ths f~e,ory. No ~ s~eey ST. ceoplss
ss.srrva' ~ eur, PLAIN ans dressed oa.s ss sstnr-s
eslsr. sns tl-r. r.irss sna siiasd Chins ~ their
r rort4 ga hale1isn Arvuias . lsr-d 1lsss for
ss~srh-A slsrsis So All sr'tess ua.easd 10 p.t,ern.
and tod hsff SAD ~ thn Stsis-
ssla 49, recall. Ceeds SD - parties
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1904 ngscrIr. srGaR AsB EurrEs CRAossss

- suFru tul nsst resr-tnT rse. Hstts - " 49,
a.. snd - general. b. leo r.
A. trsssrrs manufssfrfed ~ tpuoxI No
vsuk tta 80 hss nsis arrsl 70 nenf - q 49,
l.s Z. sertlN 30 vffh ,eaa st-cS Nv
esif N,s~rit sd hts usrsl ss-efs ~ - ne ~
u asafisr @aF tsftf~ us&e - ira
fffsf ~ literal sfs fetefr<@ ~ 80
t-rss "a -reitls h. f.~g-rfaf fIft~ <<~<t~ a. - 81
80 sts nfera auf ettff srrpies - - - f.s 1*t-
" D. az erts tte e'fy sas 81 10y ~ ~ ~ r~Hesr
fus Ne 90 assiar,ss sir~~e WI - ssse~-
ALI ateffif =.
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M !OHssoN, No. I6 DUANE STREET. so WELL
~ hrVvn W We tveat~ ~ 81 tscss dss ssfbe Doe
rtrNsucn fer st ~ thses half earrd ths. have
trsis NesIs entu@r. esstitutitsal wstknnss
lao r 81 ~ tesrs hsbt, .asctnay sures Recent
srrssi fursss.
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nk. FAwCErT CAN BE CoSffDENTis ally Con-
- srl..a AZ his oco ~ Deg all pr'vs's tissss
fe mot chsnste Yield 20 bis uode Gf treaUaent ~hio 10
ciihs Al rrnslfie sricures cured The
rlan. The Victims s'arr Indulgence also
81 ID. vits certsipty sf Oscc 81 Bsy street..
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HRrNANA nKNErIr or Tnr rRINce sr,EEr

CONCrRTs EVERY EVENING AT LyNCH'S CON
~ us No. 2S Bowsry, between St&neI ann Rivug-
g;ree by talented company Of eiaht prrormOrs adj
nissise 60 cents Pcrformanse to eomnsncs 4 past
prcisay. For hist OF hills of the day
J. LYNCH. Proprietor.
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II pOvAL oy srATgoSrRg uALt.-DAyID rELr
moved from 49,. g. che .r1rsrs Store ~ sad
Es resr s~or shors Pine L-rEs andfall as
rr, ~ ssrs 1eel sd sanensry q, The less rresa
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There had been In fact. doctrine aav,noad n 70
getd 90 The ~ comusrdsr Csrpe1 s@r nor uAz
ihsrs any Indication - oiuion th- snNi.ot e
.si,sg So f'r i~ro To- " rrats ga ctsa a.
Etts..t 3D., . a-tt ..A .e.s rs,st. al
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Eoa gALr. AT THr fEIcIAN sARK Or sra
II tufwer.s. frsn ArtssFy captain a. ys,ssrta lsiu,
- F-r Ne T. Nefth r,.cr me s.sorta 81
bfisnt 49,, so r'U' IN rrrsTe To 70 =, TIE s
vess.i
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Later from Mexico.

MoBILE April u, 1919.
The British mail steamer Thames Captain Abbott,
arrived here to-day from Vera Cruz having left that
port on the morning Of the 18th She obliged to
wait thirty six hours for her mails in consequence Of
a norther
Captain McAlpns Mobile company left Vera Cruz,
route for California, on the 13th-all well.
Three other companies, numbering ia, left the
same week.
There great deal of travel over this route
No trouble was apprehended in starting from the
coast
The expenses from Mazatan from $3.50 to $500
The Thames left at Vera Cruz ship Tryon and brig
Lima, of New Orleans, and the brig Globe of New
York-bcng all the American vessels then in port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

Mr.. BoNp's CoMET.-The following parabolicaJ
elements of the comet lately discovered at Cam
bridge, by Mr. Bond, have been computed from
the observations published in Wednesdays Irarcl-
Ter, and from one made on the evening of the 18th
inst, with which Mr.. Bond has kindly favored
me
Perihelon passage .1S4e, June s. 1746 M Berlin time
SG EgSns1
inclination. GO So III
Log. Per. Distance. 9951734
The comet is rapidly approaching the earth, and
eye this evening, annex a rough estimate of its
place, for the use of those who NAV wish TO look
for 1T; The places are given for Berlin, noon.
which Is about A. M; of our time. If a line be
places, the position of the comet al anv honr nav
without difficulty r :" 'i'iu "
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Police Intellluence.

Before Justice Nc Grah-The police court yester-
day was rather dull, nothing Of any. interest &C.
man by the name of Thomas G. Merrill, was brought
up on charge Of violently assaulting a man by
ing several very cuts his face and head Mer-
rll hold to answer the charge The next prisoner
was drunken tailor, by the name of Brawlcy, who got
into brawl with the policemen defying their autho-
rity and threateninto sew them up if they dared to
touch him. The prisoner, on his defence said he was
very sorry for what he had DONE and informed the
Justice that he tailor, and worked for Mr. Green
corner OF Pearl and Chatham street. The magistrate
on the prisoners promise of further good behaviour
allowed him to go, after suitable apology being made
to the officer
The next prisoner was female of rather doubtful
was taken to the station house, by the police of the
Fifth ward on charge Of being drunk in the street
Emma, upon shedding few penitent tears and pro-
missing to Keep sober in future the Justice allowed her
TO go, on such promises.
James speckman was brought in fer being drunk
and disordery at the corner of Reade street and
Broadway The Justice locked him up, in default of
paying fine.
A boy called William Lynch was caught, the night
previous in the act of stealing four silk handkerchefs
valued at 3d. from the store door of Alfred Wheeler
No 4Courtlandt street Officer Wood, of the Sd ward
arrested the boy and the handkerchefs found
his feet. This fact being strong circumstantia evil
dence, the magistrate committed him to PRISON on the
charge.
John Reed VIM. Taylor, Alexander Waters and
George Gul were all four arrested by officer Sweeney
OF the 9Th ward, on charge of stealing from Thomas
carey colored boy, S25 while in porter house on
the Five Points. The suspicion being rather strong
against the accused parties, the magistrate detained
them for a further hearing
Outrageous .qssanh--A Dutchman by the name of
Aenry Roothart, was arrested, yesterday warrant
issued by Justice Tmpson, on a charge of violently
assaulting the person of small German girl named
Catharine Lent only years Of age The accused was
committed to prison for trial by the magistrate
Taken from Thief.-A mahogany box containing
quantity OF homeopathic pills. and other medicines in
small bottles, was taken from thief by officer Stephens
of the lower police for which an owner is wanted This
property is supposed to be the proceeds of part of
some burglary The articles can be by applying
the above named officer
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!, The comet will probably be nearest us about
the 18th INST, and at that time about eighteen
hundredlhs as distant as the sun. Prof. Pierce,
element called my attention to the great similarity
OF s orbit to that of the second comet of the year
i7lS: The latter. was only observed three times,
ana the distinguished Bessel computed the orbit
The, elements are all strikingly Similar with the
single exception of the pcrhelion distance. If this
comet DE The same one which appeared then the
perlhelon distance must have been greatly changed
by The attraction Of Jupiter or of the EARTH since
that time. The comet will probably be visible
soon after dark. B. A. GourD, Jr.
CAMBRIDGE, April 20, lSi9.-Bostom Traveller.
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Arrivals at the-AsToR-A. Walker, Sierra Leone
Major Libby Capt. Steele, U. S. A. Capt Barker shin
Roderigo W. II. Seward, Albany; J. A. Granger Hon
+ Granger, Capt. Taylor, Washington; Hon D. Sack
cit, Seneca Falls. AMERIcAN-J. Rdgly U. s. NAVY:
DR.. Rice, Raritan; DIR. Garland San francisco; W.
Shock, u s. A.; G. Clinton Canton, China; Dr. Jones'
u s. N IRVING HoUsE-Thos. Williams, j. c. Pitcher
ton, U. s. A.; II. T. Potts, Canada c. Whittlesey
Washington II. Ross, W. Trowbridgs, U. s Engineers;
Il. Doder u. s. A.
The Hon. M. Fillmore and family have arrived in
Buffalo The Vice President will continue to make
Buffalo his place Of residence during the vacations Of
Congress
The Hon. Daniel Webster reached Richmond on the
10th inst. - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

COMMON CouNcIL.-The board Of Aldermen of this
city will at their council chamber this after
AS this is the last meeting of the old board the
probablityis that very little business will be attended
ensuing year
New CHuRoH.-A new church Is now being erected by
the members of the Unversaist Society Of this city,
Of Pine Apple and Fulton streets but which was
burnt down in the great conagraton of September
1t is to be built Of red sand stone in the Gothic style
ofarchtecture similar to the Baptist church in Norfolk
street New York The contemplated cost of the edfce
estimated at S15oO and will be ready for by the
first Of October next. Unlike the usual style Of new
churches it will have two spires each 100 feet in height
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23
AFFAIRS IN CANADA.-The Buffalo Express give
the following. despatch from Montreal-
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
APRIL 1S.-Mr. JAMES SMITH reported several resolu-
tions on the tariff passed In committee yesterday.
Mr. HINcKs moved the concurrence Of the House on
the said resolution.
Some amendments proposed and rejected.
Mr. EGAN then moved that the resolutions be re-
committed to consider the cxpediency Of reducing the
duty on mess pork-yeas 80, nays 80.
The House accordingly returned into committee on
the tariff, MIR. Smith, Of Durham, in the chair.
Mr. EGAN then moved that mess pork be exempted
from the resolution
The motion carred-ycas 3d. nays 20.
The House then resumed and concurred IN the re-
naming resolutions,
Mr. HrNcxs then brought in a bill cmbsdying the
resolutions, which read a first time
Mr. McCorrELL reported the amendments made in
committee to the election law.
Mr. LArorTArrE moved the concurrence of the House
in said amendments.
Sir ALLAN McNAB moved that the anne ndments giving
a right to vote In Lower Canada PROMISE DE Penf
be struck out. After some discussion, Sir Allan Nc
Nab's motion was pegativcd, on decision-ycas 49,
nays 49, The bill as amended then ordered TO be
cngrossed.
The House adjourned about half.p past IL o'clock
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Dreadful RavaEes OF the Cholera I'm Mexico
Col. Webb's Expedition, &c.

BALTIMoRr, April %, 18l0
The New Orleans Picnyune Of the 18th inst contains
letter from Mexico dated the 31st of March, through
which we learn that the cholera was making terrible
ravages in the neghborhood of the Rio Grande Some
Of the towns said to be nearly depopulated from
the effects Of this awful scourge and in Camargo up
wards Of two hundred and fifty have already died.
The same letter mentions that another member Of
Col Wcbbs party, named Hail. had died The Colonel
himself was confined to his bed by sprained ankle
but expected to his journey with about fifteen
of his company in ten days. The remainder of his
men were preparing to return home
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u. 8. Circult Court.

APRIL 2l.-SERIoUs CHARGE THE y. s. MAR
sHALL-Some time since brig called the Lawrence
was suspected of having been fitted out for SLAYER and
sent to this court for adjudication and duly lbced
By virtue Of his Office Of u s. Marshal the Hon Ely
Moore took possession of her, and on proceeding to
search, the sum Of $4,000 in specie found on
board This treasure the Marshal took into his custo
dy and although applied to by the clerk of the Court
to pay II into Court he refused the plea that by
making special deposit Of it in the Bank of America
the government would the clerks fee of a per c
Yesterday, the matter up before the Court and
an order was Immediately made, directing the Marshal
to transfer the deposit to the custody Of the Court but
proceeding to the Bank 1t found that the special
deposit had been transferred to the Hon Ely Moorcs
rivate account, and that only balance of $500
left. The Court then made order the Marshal to
refund the deposit Of 100000 by o'clock but up to
that hour, no such transfer had been made.
j. Prescott Hail. Esq has taken possession Of the Of
fee Of u. s. District Attorncy.-Smday paper.
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Movements for California.

- - NEW ORLEANS, April l3, lSl9.
JAMES GoRDoN BENNETT, ESQ.,
., SUI spoke, on the last day of February, lat
81 ~, lon AZ co. the ship Morrison, from New
, nolIk' bound to California, mIzen topmast and
Yards, and lore and main topgallant mast were
carried away, and she appeared to have had very
nara weather Yours, truly,
~ DANIEL. KNIGHT,
Master of ship Mosconomo, of New.
buryport, from Liverpool.
lIhe ship Morrison, Capt. Spadng, sailed from
this port on the 10th of February, with 100 passen.
gers. She had made very good progress at the
time she was spoken.ED HERALD
Extract of letter dated Guadalaara, Mexico.
March I3-"List of the company commanded by
Captain Meredith, bound for San Francisco Cali
fomia, VIA. Mexico, at Guadalajara, March IL,
lSi9 all well;--
s. A. Meredith, captains F. Lawton, J. T. Wright,
Gee Wright, j. w. Rodgers, X. b. Fordham, T.. e..
Field, ID. q. milford Jr., A. Lawton, w. II. Gladwin,
John Godfrey, II. Bolton w. j. Hail. Daniel w Colt,
r. j. Forbs, II. NJ Whittemorc, T.. +. Northams."
The above company was to leave on the 18th,
for Tepec.
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The Monroe (Michigan .4drocate has letter signed
by Tul in which he says he has travelled through
the counties Of Monroe, Washtenaw. Jackson, Cal
noun, Kalamazoo, Van Buren,, Allcgan Berren, St
Joseph Branch and Lenawcc, in all Of which the pros
pect OF the wheat crop is at present very promising
than has been the practice heretofore VARYING from
ten days to three weeks. This alteration has been
adopted under the impression that it would be less
liable to attack from the fly MIR. T. says from in.
quries OF farmers, not more than average number
Of were sown for wheat
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Commodore Newton, commanding the Gulf squad
ron, with his family, arrived at New Orleans 18th inst
from Pensacola.
The United States sloop-of-war Falmouth now lying
at Boston navy yard Is to be fitted for sea immediately
The officers assigned to her have arrived at Boston