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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10
BOARDING. &c

suuhshu IN the MY fetsll..
BOARDING. sc.
DRIyATE BoARD-A FAMILY CAN BE AccoxNo-
fSor and an T.: nSa:s:
improvements. Apply at No. Unor Place
RoARpHG.-sUIrs OF ROOMS TO LET WITH PART
gentlemen friends or ssnsman and lady Also single
ssh principle Hot cold ana shower baths for the ire. %,
Of occupants. Apply eH Houston ST.
RoARD--APIEAsANTR ROOM TO LET, WITH BOARD,
- 70 gentleman and his wife, or TIVE single gentlemen.
on early Application at No. Willow street. Brsotlyp.
RoARDIYG-GENTEEL FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Cor amss or sn'sntn with all the usual eohvensnees
BOARD IN JERSEY cITY.-GooD BOARD CAN Be
- sbtAed in pleasant and desirable sustion In Jersey
nses.ssIy For psr,euisr. enquir. AZ his oies
uensn zen be accommodated with single rooms References
given and required
BOARD WANTED BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN IN A
- snail private family whore there are no other boarder
Two OR r1RtE oENILEyEN CAN BE Accoxso-
dated With full or partial board, In private family in
ouih brooklyn rhers hers are no other bosrds' BY Aa
A CARD JOHN SUNNY INFORMS MS FRIENDS
Of Howard and Mercer streets Oysters and Game Sup
prs serv.d 20. modera'e
room OF second hocr ,suitsble for gentleman and hi,
so,sa hft, m rrsuln street. sA 'u or partial
UNFINISHED APARTHESrs-Two FULL SUITES
ofsrs ard handsomely iurnthed spartm ens 70 let for
nv s Houston street two blocks east Of broaassy
>o~o~-~~~o~~o>.-ino1' -
V'o DRUGGIsTs-wAETED, A SITUATION, BY A
aes Ssss, S sn s ms himself rssrs S sai
in Wholesale and retain Drug Satisfactory references
cen ie given Conrsnsation moderate. Apply At No. I'll
1eith avenue.
COLDS, KHLUaATfsN STIFF JOINTS. HERcURIaL
ans one hrb iy Drs Moit sevsss Moseven
smith bissn ane Tier ,u,irss medical ys1tsmsn Il
shhkolLs hedsated Nspor sufhar and Iodine Baths 80
l'nE GEAR. NICHOLAS OF RUSSIA. uAs STAMPED
the Magnetic Powder for the destruction 81 bed bugs
cock reaches Sc. Win his imperial seal tvt the nysnor
d The foo.ng ss,suen, Who have used /,
In their ss'shs sSt aud h.ye certified w ito steaoy'-
Cesar n $50 sISi. ~ i' ''Sr1 1 VSs
4. Coiisns. REQ late Of American Hotel;
Preston Hodscs, Ifq., Carlton nouse, and ,,,
'i so,d !. Ei II,s t.g 30 snrslintshasn'
rs. KELLINGERs EE9ICATED LTHusST ~
- old in large tcles sby i2 cents esoh 81 sdozsn.
Tooth aud Nervous hcadache instantly stopped ihe hair
& are pam "a D ia ss eSs,
silnsnt Nth which The hvsn smy are aretsd Depots'
DR. coNvEEs INvIGoRArINe coRDIAL-THE
~ srsst r,medy for SemiEal Wsalnes Impo.onee. aud
hoeiprnal Initsions - Ighgus nee io society
and in tortnTt ssviis 70 tie srrsd aud those
ma i ssia X Dr. & Third Avenue between Ten"
mr.. RALPH, AyrBoR OF the PRACTICAL PRI-
20 IA x5toSP. ~ tsshdsgs sreertsd) Those sho
srry in tie early stages viii bs sa,prtd az he rapidly
ana te inconvsn,bce attending their Il IA ohshy.
however tbote Who have suffered from certain class OF SEQ
hon s Is or to iis ooro advanced aud a-ress
in rtsss v une-mmen sdvautsses ard vsy extensive
he hes grouns, gatrg be obtained rsm ne other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10

MR, J. l.. HATTON BEGS TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
WI Inhabitants Of New York, that he will give his Last
cert Ills Evening at the Society Library Roon lie will
assisted by ks Fanny Frazer, who will sing of
most admired English and German Ballads. aud join Mr..
Haton in grand duet for performers piano
forte composed expressly for these concerts Tickets
To commence at s o'clock.
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II =
- day Evening Nov 10 the popular comedy Of tho IA
MAN-Ned Hughes Mr. Brougham Skylark, Mr.. Johnston;
Mrs Kate, Ms Russell First time new farce called
PIGGY GkEEk-hr. Edward Roverly Mr. Clarke Peggy
Green Miss Chapman: TO conclude with the very popular
drama Of the DEMON JESTER-ians ketzler an author,
Dr. brougham Roguengrsin Mr. LyBae; Franz Mr. Holman;
Karl Mr. ,larie Madame RogueinRrain. Miss Chapman;
ThsIese, hs Holman Boxes and Parquettt so cents Sc
eond Tier 70 cents Private Boxes s. and SIS. Doors open
lAl M q. To at 10
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.fFAasnIP ooLD aUNTEa, NOW

yIoR ssIE-TrE srFAssHIP GOLD HUNTER NOW
nearly finished has two narue entnes 10 o. light
drareht q water, originally intended for tho California
trade bnt under the immediate inspection OF Captain VIM
n iddv can ready fer In DAYS For further
pntsitulsrs prply u rRANCls sklDDf, iOl We'll ct.
fvAiTFoFNtA--N TICRsr toR rus DScESBE7
" attme., frsa Panama - san irrn,.ee ~ f"t AZ
pyo T. ~ SSAAN.'s "A - - ssses~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10

ElRCUS-hS1OR PLACE.--THE AMPHlTuEATRl
~ has been rehi ted for the Winter Campaign
nsce haVe been enclosure of wood
work has superseded the interior spenddy
beshed with superb panoramic view of the prn-
oipal cities in France Messrs Dale Mcfarland Darius
Cscwallader kunnas Brewer Hubbol will appear in their
several acts and scenes OF horsemanshp, Gymnastics 60
The public respectfully informed that Mr.. Wallet thu
celebrated English Clown, engaged and Will appear on
Monday, 18th inst.
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WALLHALLAa 81 CANAL sTREET-MRs. KELLER's
Celebrated Troupe OF Female Models of the Fine Arts
consisting OF twenty pretty Gir and represon
classical works Of sculpture and design style. Sing
ing Dancing, Tablesux WANTS kc. Performance every
night at ia o'clock Extra performances every Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10

DRtLovER is CONSULTED AS UsUAL.-pERsONs
~ who have suffered from quaekcy and the abuse of med
cine isv value tsservicss He has recently pub
lhisfa mtAcal work, emtellahsi With " plates saa
tanrg rceres ir al ne nf-a rrecars i"'s 1firf
Col on 10 .faf = ~vfNs
NO Am street. Private entrance through
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M EsSRS. BURKE AND HOFFMAN RESPECTFULLY
1vI that their Last Concert this season. will
place Saturday Evening Nov 10 at the Apollo Rooms
when they will be assisted by Miss L. Northal soprano
Ne.srs Emilio c. Iiama. tnore q. ninrchsen baritone
ana II. C. Timm Tickets, One Dollar, be had with
grammss at the Auc Stores and Hotels the door,
to n ga ud lud nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10

nFPOT or FRrNc II MECHANICAL LAMPS, NOW tS
~ Broadway up stars, orPotite Olympic TheatrcJust
received large and fh choice Of meehsnea esree aud
odetor Lauy french furniture for lamps the best sperm
oil At liz per gsn Lamps cleaned and repaired hrcnsed
and silded in the shortest time. HDARDONNlLLk.
Late Dacon's Uouee.
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ERANKLIN THEATRE, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE,

Admission BoYes 25o Pit 2Sc; Stage seats 50e Priyats
boxes s21he above place of open every
ming under the direction of adsme Pauline from
Liver Theatre leicester London Who with her
rivRlled troupe of Model Arte numbering
Artiste will ohe richest pictures
dern times Also the Female kinstre with variety Of
other entertain mepts N. BAn afternoon
sdnssday and SATURDAY. Mt O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10

OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INsURACE COMPANY,
" wall street Neg lors, Novembef o ls4J-Iho Pre-
sdsrt aid Directors q The Natons Fire Insurance. Com
ph,y have this day declared dividend OF cent,
payable 70 the stockho ders ard after the 2h inst The
transfer book will be closed from the sth 20 18th inst incu
W. G. kELLoGo, sscrstary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10

ITO JEwELLERS-PREcIoUs AND IMITATION
Il Stones Canoes, Eo-RICHARD kIPLlNG. 80 Maiden
has constantly hand large assortment OF stones Of
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CoNToRT FOR TIE HItLIoN-GUTTA PERcHA
stles attached to Boots and shecs and warranted At 80
cens FER rar BY the Hudson Manufacturing COMPANY late
AM richn outts Percha Conf any, ISL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10

DAMS cos CALIFORNIA PACKAGE ENPaGSS
n and rsrrets Nail Our nsst Express for san ffaacsco
the ILmvs Of Panama will be despatched Crescent
City" Cart steddsrd, sa Tuesday 18Th instant at
oeock r. Those who DESTROYS Of letters
10 their friends in California viii Gnd this 'he safest medu
Of IueAon forward Parcels IN charge 81 a
san FrArteco avoid the vexaious de-
lays incident the route The public rest assured that
eli letters placed bands hal he ppy verdef
their desra Letter Bas close At Office ats mi
nutts Of 8 O'Clock the day q sang -
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CoAIe-BLACK HEATH, EeG OR CRATE SIZE COAT,
" lsndrs IN prime order Fer all demanding
article entirely free from cnker snd the time %
sst.r ignition than Lohsh this an unegualed coal. For
sale low. J. L. A. Y. w. WORTH
"a Broadway and corner Of Thompson and Fsurth s,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10

WIN. A. TYSON, PUBLIC CATERER. 81 THOMPSON
w street. Spring would sTetfuy inform the ladies
and gentlemen, lard particularly the successful candi
the seciOn Of the city Of New Not Brooklyn
it's vicinity that he furnishes Wedding dinner aud
PARTIES With s the articles viz Silver Forku
Spoons Ladies, Trays BstAes Gilt China, Eangag Brak-
cts Astras Nc se Speculative Ice Cream Confectionery,
Bontd Jeyd Turkeys Oysters Coohs sud Walters at shnrt
notice ard ne very reduced prices ~ Boards ofnvta-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10

THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING. SOCIETY LIBRA
Room, 34S Broadway.-The original and we'll known
Csmpbe ansIe have the honor to the ladies
and gentlemen of New York that Il will
socety Library Monday evening Nov. continue
every evening during the week with their original
including the Musical Promep sde the Militia
on Target RHeurson-iie and Drum Major SignoS Luke
West. Under the direction of o. IL. Kimberly. N DGSa-
turday afternoon Concert at o'clock.
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NI evening, Nov. 10. the entertainments viii comnonce
with the farce Of PEGGY GkEFN-Nicholas Snozzle, Mr.
Sonoyer Edward Ro,erly Mr.. Palmer Peggy Green Miss
Nary tsylor After which, the entitled ANlIE-oso
syeehaeher Mr. z Bishop General Count Dor Teiner Mr.
Nalcot; Amilie Miss harry Taylor Leila, Miss Mies To
conclude with the farce Of tao MPErEkS WEDDING
Titus Taboy, Nj. waieot; Sir Charles Rivers Mr. Palmer
Goodlanb Mr. eh nson; Lady Mary Prnge Mss Sinclair
Doors oren at hslf-pss o curtain rises Dress Circle
80 cents Upper Boxes, % cents; Pit, l2I, cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10

EOR SAN FRANCIsCo, CALlFORNIA.-SrEAM LINE.
II The substantial aud elegant stosu ship ISrRMUS
having been rebuilt ard greatly enlarged with hne sccomme
dations fer rwsenrs csein and steerase will be de-
rpatchsd from this for San Francisco stopping at Rio,
vaparasc and Panam Monday, 25h day Of November
merit at o'clock from the pier foot Of Warren street. For
uoksts. and ell other information, apply to
IA. WFRSlER. us Wsst street.
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RrookIyn CITY inteIIigepee.

FArAL AccIrrsr.-1esterday afternoon an accident
occurred In state street, the corner Of Court,
which fear viii result fatally Its this boy, an
appr,b TO builder Of this city, Mr. Francis Mason
residing In My rifle avenue, driving horse attached
u a wagon ~k.p the horse took fright aud ran away
with the boy, and, when near Court street, he Was
thrown several Of his ribs broken and he shoulder
blade fractured, and otherwise terioul injured lie
taken TO the City Hospital where every care and
attention vas extended 70 him which his deporsble
situation required.
1ut BusisL Rior AT Essr Nsw Yopx.-Ths tedious
sae sppssrs TO have no end There was another day
wasted IN the exsmbstion, facts or light shed
upop the trsbtsc,iop the old story vas told
hrt s reiterated BY all the witnesses. The case was
again adjourned till neat 1hursdsy
Btron. J,srlcr Tsusss ssiru.-Tne People 20. Ro.
bert Isc.,. his ssssult With attempt to Kill
lillian CusisIy. Cusksy. IN his examination, stated
that he vas violently Assaulted by Hone, at saughter
house BY s,iikis HIM With cissver on the neck and
sfm Hone tmmittsd.
Vim, johnson ess examined. en- . charge Of perjury
In s,.stips fs,sly in tn. reported last week
Jokut,b zee fully cen omitted.
Na,os's CovRr Michael scully, the Waterman vhc
sstsuued MT. AlsxsDa.r johnson three Dights since
yesterday removed from the watch department By
he
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" The norer Of Henry bvnnp Banbcvg, end hre.
ofkers - Hamb,ig end his comrades four Of the
crew oi tn. Br. men shp Don Suixotte sod dis.
chagsd by Judge Jl,hGser under writ u habcos
str,1s In dat.ly s.r which they arrested IN.
or ususrt grspi.d by Judge Betts upon the repre-
s.utstip that THY had det,rted nom the ve-sei be
fact that they had was sworn toy Upon invesix
ton 81 the before Judge Bette " appeared they
steb from the vessel ~ the process u % the
Sia'. cpr's and discharged BY State Judge, after
vhcb they -ere srrestsd bya United states Msrshal
here no evidence ~ d,,ertun AID he could not
interfere but rsc,mmert .d the to 20 back the
y.,sel aud ain board and that IL they thought
~ to libel the shp for ~egcr be would upon the sga-
nsbt Of the decide upon The quertins raised by
both PARTIES bsmely vbetber the voyage vas ended
CT whether they w.re bound TO 90 10 south America
a. requir,d By the captain. aud upon the validity
~ the ntrsct and ~ their claim for wages "a
dersto,d tbst they have not gone back but sso,sd
libel TO b~ issu. a - sipst the chip
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The pres,dcnt ON his Tour Probable
Return.


II will be seen, by our correspondence, that the
Presidents health is much impaired as to render
Il highly probable he viii not prolong his tour
through the country, but get back to Washington
m rapidly and privately as possible. His dis
order is bilious fever, combined with diarrhos;
and at the lasi advces he was suffering severely.
II is probable he might have escaped had he used
n little brandy a corrective Of the lime water,
but we understand he could not be induced to use
il; and his aversion to medicine is nearly as great
Dr. Wood, Of the army, his son-n-law. and Dr.
Wood, Of the navy, attached to the Michigan, at
Erie, are in attendance. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Bliss,
and Colonel Bullitt are probably IN Erie by this
Time.
We cannot but think that the cabinet is extremely
eulpable for having induced HIM TO travel at this
t,skly season Of a more than usually unhealthy
year. The election returns, however, were com.
mig in and plainly marking the deep and wide
spread dissatisfaction of the people at the course
pursued by the cabinet. II was necessary 10 stem
his torrent, and the personal popularity Of General
Taylor might succeed in doing so. lie was there.
fore, doubtless, advised and induced to set out
upon the journey; and the result is, that he now
lies seriously, # not dangerously, III, at Erica
saerihce 10 the selhshness Of his bad advisers.
But has the Presidents tour succeeded in
strengthening the csbineti Is there TO be found
nm sllusion in any Of the addresses presented TO
INN. to the cabinet Has there escaped, during
ne whole Of his progress through Pennsylvania, a
single commendatory expression is favor of the
ssbiseti The people everywhere were anxious
Irrespective Of party, to show their respect for tn,
shisf Magistrate Of the Repubc-to display ibeiI
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INTERESTING IRON NRNKzuELA.-We are in
dtb,ed to the politeness Of most respectable mer-
camille house of this city, for the following par
iculars regarding the movements of par,ies in
Venezuela. The dates are to the 10th August, and
afford the first information yet received as to the
direction which General Paez took on landing at
Coro, and how he has succeeded. We extract
from the letters the following -
you must be aware ere this that little republic
Is again In arms We again enduring all the h1r-
rrrs evil usare General fssr has again invaied
the republic. He dhembsrted in the province Of Corc
towards the end 81 June, aud sss resolved by General
tarmora (who, by the by. sided with the Monsgss
party lat J ear with four hundred men He shortly
after lef Loro with ft.en hundred TO two thou
ssd men In the direction Of the province Of Bsrquis
neto one Of the largest In this republic On hrs vay
b. has had IN encounters With the opposite party aud
dstb.d then. we'll IN every snd he is noe march
ing the province q tsihbobo with from four 20 i've
thousand men and by the end Of the month will no
ooutt have taken Valencia Carscss, asd probably
Puerto Cabello the government, having neither men
resources IL limiting its operations to the de-
fbsi,e, aud have barrcadsd Nsi.hes and Puerto Ca
b,lo. The writer then goes On To complain OF the
troubles foreigners in the republic are exposed to lie
couciudss thus 1t H. something extraordinary that
the United States aud other governments, aware as
they NUT be Of the Of this republic and the pre-
esrious situstion 81 all ioreis not send
Of var TO every port of i'm portsnce
From the contents of the above letter, and the
news received yer Irma, via Phlade lphia, and
published IN yesterdays Herald, the condition VI
porties three weeks ago was as follows, viz. -
General Monaess, the President, was marching
towards Valencia, at the head Of two thousand
men, to meet General Psez, who had proceeded
in tina, direction from Coro, at the head Of four to
FIVE thousand men. Probably the next arrival
will bring us accounts Of the battle which mus, be
fought between the contendIng parties, and on
which battle the fate Of Venezuela Cat least Tor the
prsssbD depends.
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FRon KINGSTON, JAsAIcA-We have received a
copy Of the Jamaica Dtpatoh. to the s,h ylt., bu,
with the exception Of few local election returns,
Its columns are filed with extracts from European
iourpals
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Markets, &c.

BUFFALO, August 3t--6 r. NJ
The receipts since yeste day follows Flour.
$500 bbs wheat 600 bushels 81 900 bushels.
The market Tor Hour is dull bat II nything shade
fImer the sales were 500 bbls. Michigan, AZ 81 "a
So There IL but little doing in wheat Corn is in fair
demand vii saes Of UG0 bnshels western mixed at
Al a4sc. Freights are without change.
ALBANY. August 31-6P. VI.
The receipts since yesterday follows Flour
$500 bbs.; wheat z 000 bushels corn 5000 bushels
Western flour IS STEADY but not active. The market
for is Lrm. and holders ask an advance about
5000 bushels changed hands at 60c for western mixe6
Wbiskey-s Sales 81 100 bills at 26Isc. for Ohio, and
&c. for prison " hch IL IL advance.
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BY TELE APU.

BosroS, Aug. 31-P. NJ.
There have been Is deaths by cholera this city since
yesterday.
LOWELL, Aug 81, 1S49.
There were deaths by cholera in this city yesterday
ALBANY, August 31-P.M.
The Board Of Health report seventeen cases and two
deaths Of cholera since yesterday noon
syRAcusE, August 81, 1sl9.
There was but one death by cholera in this place.
yesterday.
At Baldwinsvle, there have been four deaths since
Sunday.
RocHEsTER, August 81, 1s49.
Three deaths by cholera occurred in this eity yes.
terday.
CINCINNATI, August 81, 1sl9.
The interments during the last week numbered Of
Of which, eleven deaths by cholera.
MoNrREAL- August 81, 1s4s
The cholera has made It's appearance 1t Crosse Isle
Quarantine having been there the sigrant
ship Circassia
In this city there has been only death BY shocrs
since the last report and in Quebec, only six.
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Notice 10 the Public.

We understand that man named McDoagAh Is col
betting subscriptions in Canada, and VIM A. CORNWALL
I'm the interior Of this State for the NsW York Herald
They have no authority to obtain single subscriber
or 70 receive cent account. We never before
heard Of McDouga but Cornwall WAS once our CORES
poudent in Albany; he ceases, however, some time
since, to act in that capacity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-01

The disease has continued to decrease rapid
ly In the French capital The whole number of
cases and deaths which occurred in the hospitals and
In private practice during the week ending on the 81
uh. was 2S5 cascs aud lzL deaths.
Although en- the decline in Paris the malady was,
according 10 the last accounts exercising terrible ra
wages IN the departments and In Belgium. Al Cler-
mond fefrand. tiuy dc. Don) In population OF $780,
confined In the iunac asylun, 100 we're attacked and
70 Did In three days At Tours ~ persons trans
ferr.d from the house OF refuge to the general hospital
and the next morning all but nine were DEAF Al the
tsms place. Is out Of ~ con,cts who we're lodged in
temporary hofpital fell victims the disease In rs
hours
Bordsnux 1t Lieee La Charlie Saint Pol Guerc Ma
lnee. Gus Csnd. termopd Bruges aud other places
At knferiiers scarcely any but females attack
ed and many had died An Increase in the number Of
cases has bten everywhere perceptble, Immediately
after the celebration Of the summer fcies.
At Cologne. the fatality very great In the south
erD section Of the city
In Vienna the disease was on the increase. Up to
the 18th of July the number OF cases had been 1850:
dsAthE. hlp. and cnrnd ALL -
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movement. Of Ind,v,d uais.

Hon. MIR an Allen u 4 Minister to Eucador, will
leave to-day IN the Crescent City for his destination
His Secretary, who accompanies him, IL w. q. Die,
Esq, Of Boston.
Gov Irb has gone, with his family for fsw days TO
Cl.,. knxtn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-01

Captain J. l. Reer, y. \ A W Cor. rhiladpl-
this; Henry d. Ciipip. Philadelphia Mr.. Rsck Nom
ipaI, LIEUT. ). &. Clark, Al captain William "
p,nsons. ,hp hate Hunter; y Z. sssunr. Obio James
BE, nutock, Dr.. Ohio; John Parsons. Florida; 4 ..
sbip,y Ibdsps, among the arrivals yesterday a.
the lINtpg Heuse.
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Cous, Of Common Pleas.


Be'ore Judge I1thotHer.
Arcrsr al R,snoids Enent ard another judy
r,ut on,rtd 80 to allow defendant TO defend, aud
juot n,ut and execution 10 stand security defen-
osnt Isy coss ~ resisting motion $40 and costs OF
nut
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Before Justfce Edwards.
TfeC,urt will op.n on hopdsy next In the specis
tern court r,.m No jury sin bs taken mp ~
n. tfst web .hieh wni Devoted TO the court %
Oy,rano 4 a miner, and special term.