The New York Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1846, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. nt HOA D a Pras ees Werte ares area siete —aaaaNC05—0RN—Ne_@_"6—0—0—00—@QQQn00Q@”0.0¢0 Vol, X11, No. 212—Whale No. £449. NEW YORK, SATURDAY MOR ING, AUGUST 8, 1846. ba -_- = aS - — a AFFAIRS ON THE RIO ‘GRANDE. ha ey amen tneanaplcned stand of srenmsing te ot | eres center, EA He AMic ir Catan Cease te U WHESTEKN TRAV ELLs. PROD I tise ON Hat S10 | ————— — THE NEW YORK HERALD. | Burnos Ayres, May 5, 1846. quiries of people of different nations and par- | wailing, to the tune of “ Old Grimes is dead,” | Oe) tee a | JAMES GORBON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR, | eats Scenes, Incidents &e., in and about the Camp. | To the Edit ‘the N.Y. Herald » | ties, who have been here since he was made Presi- | their death-ditty, commencing with— pncscoaven sits name, | j pie dedi citadel Rae, ‘or of | #8 hie | dent, to learn what foundation there was for these “ Conics is dead, that cheesy boy.” Circulation---Forty Thousand. | eer | From the Matamoras Flag, 716} Sir:—You have manifested a desire to keep | charges; andI assure you, that the only shadow The offin is then opened—all take a last, lon, t. Public ip respeccuir ied thar the rece at break | It is well worth half an hour's time % down to | your readers informed of the aflairs of the Rio de of foundation for them, was scenes witnessed in | joo —it is then placed upon an altar of turf, ant i ONFER & APRESS CINE. ie talsond the bridge in an afternoon, and look upon the numerous October of 1840, and April, 1842. All who have inthe C DAILY HEK 4LD—bvery day, Price 2 cents percopy~8? | paired rive eit) i — i ‘d shell urn ® per cunum—payable in advance vad Canal from Philadelph ulfoad bathing parties that skirt the margin of the upper lake. |/@ Plata. For that reason I have determined occa- p 4 “Phage burned—the ashes deposited in a gour elf urn, meee RLY TeRALO— very Saturday—Price 6x4 cout vexular ys gee ie fg ye ‘April, Hundreds may be seen at one view swisit on dered splash: | sionally to give you the-progress of events, | Bald -any atgntion tp, tae itor’ of thincouniry, and buried in the ground, and ina few minutes, W—$3 123 ceuts Per avuum—payable iu advance caving the Depot, No. 274 Marker street, DAILY, at 734 dx iuthe waer, unt curting am tic tricks |P 7 “ashes to ashes,” the grave closes over the one HERALD FOR FL ROPt—Every Steam Packet day. | veluck, ACM. before high Heaven” as make the va); ‘The The origin of the present difficulties seems to | tor of every day occurrence—at one time they | they loved not Wisely, ser ton wall—and to coms F i i . | had six seven revolutions, and as many new | = : ld k bt vance, | - cer of nigh ell hes, both Baili being pass- : be pretty weli understood in the United States ; = ciude, they raise a yell which would make a wh te LADVERTISEMEMTS at the usual pricer—avways cash ra aati” pad an pasha shiek pod canlioeriss bon Ott pesphe’ "ri aid deed atic | but I will briefly recapitulate, in arder to conect | {cope orci eon poem neon ple of | bear seer Horror, and the obit becomes ; ' | For further information, apply at the old-es » | dress in th " : ¢ ’ ‘ . ~ | post. ** Nil nortwwm nist ene of aj] kinds executed with beauty and des | 174 Market street, 5 doors nbore uphsh sett ag, mage! ess in the presence of each other, without seeming to | some errors I have seen in various papers of the cept to op their flocks of cattleor sheep from | Well, the examinations of the several classes st TTS EE - ny be if bs | tint e i ‘ All letters or communications, by mail, addressed to the” Od bubwhew ous of cur countrymen: apreliiee Gems tar Union. In 1828, Brazil and the Argentine Con- | straying. They live on beefor mutton,and ell the | having ‘ended und he striet di cipline to whiels the students have been subjected for four long Dhish i be post pad, he pr LUN LAN RUAD COMPANY. A 5 . . ‘ba and tobacco, which Liuanrnmieinirene sna. Y SUMMER ARRANGEMENT gecerally amp ito the water, or de Gaemseiven. tn | federation entered into’ treaty, agresing to res- ides oF wool 10 buy yarbe and tobaceo,, iee | the students have be ena tae eae POR DOR NEED, | voring tofind out the real stage of ‘he, Naar ‘and when | Pect and guarantee the independence of the Bans | needed in so milda climate. ‘These people are | ‘tin ch ervived ye oh ‘they ea bie the result of ahaa pall 8 wile hele: ten: ams wheckinpnmecsble da Oriental. This treaty was made at the insti- a, very 1 ie tege oe peers | their attainments to the people outside of their es came 7 . a to join any ambitious leader, who of i i . “ 5 | tion of England; but she, through Lord Pore | 2nC ready to } y, ambit , academic walls, that is, to the world. There are (RAINS BUN 48 FOLLOWS COMMENCING WED | Meme. y earn geet oy en a thay ware Gany. ber minister at Brazil, expresaly refused to | Would promise them tho frolic und the plunder | two jiterary societies connected with the College, Price 6% cents per copr—$3 00 per anuum, payable im ad- | By this route passengers will avoid all the Sauigne ond dan- jn ell together, mev, women and chi rath end pests en- is ™ : | guna. Our first im) was to lea’ ¥ f H i i i Leave Baoan ner sulehe ih Mt Boston tr:ta for Green | swimming from us) we thought Dropre suffer | guarantee it, of a revolution, This was tho state of the | the Parthenon und the Atheawum, which give oc- ad ‘ ‘ , 4 . The A ' ses ort, daily (except Bundays,) stupping at | us to remuin afew seconds, ‘The sar Tisena suf. | In 1838 France blockaded Buenos Ayres; Oribe | Country, when Rosas was made governor. casionally public exhibitions. JONN HEKDNAN & CO, Farmingdale and St. George's anor. ficient height to shed its rays taletly pea Weaeten ond’ | was.'the legal President of the Ba: iental, | fice was urged upon him, because it was) On Wednesday afternoon an oration was deli- Vanonitgpeinat Dies te ees | OE Soca teee ag for Barmin dale and | their long black hair floating upon its surface brought | constitutionally elected. The French wanted to | hough: he could puta stop to these frequent re- | jivered before the House of Convocation, at “ At P.M. throng fo Greenport, sir ping | pont ates onog nating scene in the Nelad Queen | take their priges to Montevideo for adjudication | Yolutions; and to enable him to accomplish it, | Christ's Church, by Rev. John Williams, of Sche- Branch, Hickss ule, | Presently they turued about, and seeing us, their i ji it | the legis! heads under water, and raising them again, would burat | 204, condemnation ; Onbe objected, because it | on fed by the people, invested him with “ex- Farmiogtele, and all the stations betw: d r \ ith | #85 RB ESPRINSRISEMDES Coan! | sits onimmodenigata Muahineedace nizing | itn is arora mse trendy rtd | taardinary powersy” that i, gave him she power HeRDMAN & CU. Liverpoot ph which we stood, when, as all will know who ere familiar | Rivera, who had previously been President, was | Of issuing and execuuug such decrees as he lature by unanimous vote, alterwards nectady, New York. “The Christian Scholar—his position, his dan- gers, and his duties,” washis theme. It was an elegant, chaste, and lofty composition, and was both ways at Jam: diate p 5 ia Liverpool | Lave Graxvrort ats o'clock, A. M. ;commodation train, tw and from ritain and Ireland. | wi i thought expedient. Several times since, in his i iti by the Olu Bla ‘orn x | With our modesty, we sloped. then at the head of a party oppased to Oribe. The ug! P . ne, a delivered with corresponding ability. cated q Spit re ay of th ) remular ff (except Saudays,) through to Brook: | ‘phe proclamation of Gen. Taylor, so far, seems to have | French gave him countenance and aid, and en- | Messages to the Pa ate, Bee he offered his re- | ‘The oration was followed by a poem, before the ‘The subscribers im tteution of Old Country- “ “ at3 P.M., Boston train, or on the arrival of | Met with great savor from the Moxicans, and abled him so to besi Montevideo that Oribe | *ignauon of these extraordinarp powers, and his | ajymni by Rev. Thomas P. Tyler, of Western men and the public geiersily to.chetr quequalled arrange: the seats frou Norwich, storpang at Se. the expressions of delight at ite tone, partic Was foroed to resign, fo fled to Buenos Ayres, | Ollice, but as often has it been refused, and he | New York which wus better written than deli- ments for briugiug out pre » from’ the ald country, b George's Manor aid Farmingdale, ~ | parts bearing heaviest upon the government it ten Ri Yes, | urged to continue to govern them. versill' “Ete aba Late” lene go. orate that the Toast of the House at Liverpool | Grave Fanatrapate at 6% A.M’, Accommodation train | and the usurpation of dictatorial powers by ‘We |@ns made his protest. Rivera was, by some Pha Kincade asones of tha.teh of Gotoher, 184d, | “Sean je subject was “Life.” | Wed "Those seuding fortherr friends will at once see the great | RMS rt erain, tor Brooklyn. | ‘Hink the document will have considerable i cess depiaeelactieeerior is BC conmizntionsl | 7 @ dwelt upon with the most pathos an ACh aiariop eabinisions ane mnines.on: Westone; importa of tin trtpemestsgeTt nl greciafe seaune: | S| SPBH A: MGrpeapore mins tor Brocklfs | withthe inhubtante ofthe dopartmants bordering the |1y elvcted. He not only permitted the Keench | Which are dwelt upon with, the most pathos ane’ | day we have given an account.) | Qessary del y of the ommgraut. “The ships employed in this | . Rio Grande country, if not im the interior. We printed condemn their prizes in Montevideo, but he | hortitic detuils, ovcurred directly after the treaty in Thursday morning, at 10 o’clock, the doors : B + Tine are well k te first and largest glass com | tueave Jamates at AM. Accommodation train, for Brook: | off a large edition of this prociamationin on sins ed thein in their war, or rather declared war | With the French,and are said to have been caused | of Christ's Church were thrown open for the ad- das they sail every five | . ya, ; the demand for it by the Mexicans for distri “hitnsell aydintt:' the! ‘Argentine Confederation. | by the conduct of the enemies of Rosas in the | mission of ladies to the Commencement exerci- superior arrangement erie aes yw ‘tio | Eee eee ee re es | rceenens hs comets; Dees ear eee aoe thinking, doublons he never would have ano- | ¢!ty, who were the partizans of Gen.Lavalle, who | ges, At about half-past ten the procession began eoutinuation of that patronage which has. be liberally Biestivas? oa bes pe | peed er ranneed eee uaerenes Steen thei food. i tly by had some time previous leit Buenes Ayres and | to from the College in the following order:— Sxieided to qiew for so masy years past. In case any 1 | , Fane 1o— Bedford. 8 cents, Gast New York ‘The thief or thieves, be they Mexicans or ot! 4K Mad eo ney ate Bee | gone to the Banda Oriental, in consequence of his | °° "Ve #rom etal: * ‘ “i oak case any of | FARE ro ford 8 cents, lew. Pt Race | wag stole a pair of fine horses from out of the public | 8g marched an army into Eutre | 8one, a a) Marshals. wed do not embark, the passage money will be re- | jourse 18%, Trotting Course 18 Jamaica 25, Bruahville Pp Rios, but had: Ink France | enmity to Rosas. He had there gathered all who Music funded as customary, For further particulars apply by letter, | Hg, Hyde Bark (17. nile bee lowaville (during the ses- | *quare on Monday night last, will bave cause to rue the | Rios, but PRSUSGASS. AN > # FANCE | | ad fled from this province, and as many of the Members of the Freshman Closs. ie 1 Tene te | heey Meena pmea ey Bh |Get Semin a evade "Re tea sete [aman tO ran oreaeig, mre Mersl: | Oren at Raven gould spre andy ew ot) eben’ erspunmary ie or fe q ‘a splei leaving her ally Rivera ht out his own rt: , * Sh jor Class. N.B—Drafts for any MEAD AN & CO. eye Teeter tome Ps aks Be 4 cention steeds, one a ark bay and the other a sorrel, and their | battles. Rosas then could devote his whole at- | te French he arrived there and marched into the per are ue ae eae tect » St Capt. Bell and Lieut. Gre: Corpus Christi | tention to Rivera. He placed Oribe at the hend | Province of Buenos Ayres, whére he was joined by Officers of the State and City Governments. payable at all the priueipal Bankigeg Instit pphicatwn as above ‘svn Manor $1 623g, Riverhead $1 62: k Ss . valued them beyond pi In our judj well for Mexicans generally to have Faculty of Trinity and other Colleges. iB it would ; ; Re With this army he approached within ing C MAKSLILLES Link UF PACKED LS. to the return of the horses, for should these the attack on the Argentine Confederation, and | !0 Rosas. Nott agrthonmes ner oe opm reagber) Graduating Class. be brought in conflict with their people, dire will be the | enabling Oribe te regain the Presidency. In De- een Bam Se sere testaciont of the city of Buenos Alumni and Clergy. cember 1842, Oribe obtained a most complete | A¥res in the month of September, 1840. ar Citizens and Strangers. of his army with the dow®le purpose of resenting many, influenced either by fearof him or dislike revenge they will tako tor the wil be in readiness at the foot of Whitehall Rae ar ei persona pn etogen 1 army have died | and decided victory over Rivera at Arroys Grand. | U24n8 in the city gave vent to their feelin; s of ex- A large number of the Alumni attended, and arenge | DCT A hed minutes | within a day er two here, aud have been buried inthe | on the borders of Ene Rios. Rivera escaped ultation, and thus became known. The French | the spacious church, as is usual on such occasions, ens ‘ ‘Statestnan” leaves Greenport for Sag Hay. | Church yard in Matamoras, owing to the diificulty of | with @ few hundred followers, and Oribe might by this time had determined to make peace with | was filled to overflowing. Faptaine. From N. York. | oor twice exch day, on the arrival of the trams from Brook. | crossing the river. When the American army evacuates | |, yg gone into Montevideo, buthe was dilatory, | Hosas—they advised Lavaile to retreat—this advice | The pieces spoken were as follows — iB Mord ese anda Re } : emention Shun will ba regularly despate! 5 rom ence ou the tat, and from Marseilles the lth of each mouth luring the year, as follows :— hips. PRICE. de JOINVILLE, (new) ee, April 1 Sept. 1. | tu, myl9re__| this place, should they ever do it, will the bones of those i i ; ? SSU: ; i ot i and the r-port that an Argentine army was| Latin Salutatory—The Knights’ Templars—Samuel M. REC OEE (new) givens, | tay 1 Ooe: 1. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail | buried here be removed to the otherside? ‘I'hey should topper ve os Be eae oat en ran | coming on Pils rent, induced him to retire, | Whiting, Sutton, Massach ‘Thisiperformance con- GASTON, Coulter,’ July 1 Dec. 1 ‘Train, leaves Whitehall street Fei to oar mind, be removed to American soil, and there suf- | route, us permitting Rivera to get there first. | 108 siderable precipitancy, but he took a po. | firmed the reputation which the Salutatorian possesses, NEBRASKA (new) Watson, Aug. 1 Jan. ‘1 Side, every moruing at 7 A. d Boston | ‘ered to rest, near where the American Flag waves in | Kivera took all the money he could raise and sal- Lagryoo Linear UE Po: | viz That of being a good latin scholar, and writer of Ships : Captains. From Marseilies Also, grains from Brooklyn side at 7 evclock and | triumph | Whilst on this subject, would it not be well to | lied into. the country, and rallied his forces, | sition at @ greater distance from the city. The | ['\o and ability. ERICE de JO INVILLE, (new) Lawrence, June 10 Nov. Ww Vesa cy Py he anak ans aS \y. The Plot oars Bites on the other side, free from the effects of | Oribe came to the city after hy had gone, and French concluded their treaty in October without | “rhe Hours At Night—DeWitt ©. Loop, Elmire, New rave yard, where all who die in this j- | including wny stipulations for Rivera or Lavalle. | york — i i i vicinity couli'be interied, atad where a monvcaeut oeal pera tee dgarmrrime hs Sonus ok pease | Aten igtel “Ghacenl ate teas of Lavaliertd | Caria enone comming: many Seaeou we Pal a ke, meet of these bry whe _ wish to destroy property, much of which belong- Buenos Ayres, communicated it to him, and told | The Massacre of St. Bartholomew—Henry J. Scudder, uf ouparmy oa the-Blo Grande {s ea. fresh, tm the [ed to pervOns in his army; and besides it is very | him also that the report of a strong army in his | New York city.—Written in a bold style, amd delivered It inle and manor. and the latter ARCQLE, (new: Eveleigh, Aug. 10 Jan. 10 GASTON, > Goulet” See to eb, 19 | cond ACORN Nithese veseels are of the Gat class, commented by may af | | KOY MORNING AND EVENING LINE experience. Their accommodations, for passengers pa smal MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK o ¥ | with force and animation. pend epee RE pn TA lee me rekon peg ons FOR ALBANY AND TROY—From the | memories of our people, and their actions dweit on wiin | difficult to take a Spanish city by storm, be- | Tar was false. These letiers were in many, cases | Wh foree ted PRIMA A bo etass, Brooklyn, pao Wall be Forrarded free of other charges than those actu Reese eae West Bota ttee!, | go much pleasure, that money enough could be quickly | cause the houses are all flat roofed, and’ench | itercepted, and the writers arrested and shot) sow "y oie —Displaying much warm enthusissm, and New : : raised to pl opposite Matamoras a monument that | hy is a fort, where the inhabitants without the formality or delay of trial; others fh irtue. ae ATION Re ae ee eee yt teed Ficoke Bristol weasels ghd Kalki i he would far over tower the famous ove of Bunker Hill. ane betidnonisiioe from the topacin, pitas gre known or suspected of being fiends of Lavalle, loraatty MC paipoeet Necessary Element of Greatness— ‘No, 103 Front street, or to Xtoderhook and Baltimore’ Will not some of our brethren 1m the United States set | Ccrity, unless the invaders have bombs, and can | ad their throats cut in the city by the friends of | Ralph H. Maine, North Stonington, Conuecticut— ontme Bea Dt, HINCKEN, Agents, Thotenabont Haneron beard ase Dott, on Monday, Wea | Among the distinguished visitors batter down the houses as they advance. About | tte Government; and it is not improbable that, | A finished essay—written in aclear ond elegant man- mitre prontene Denunegs, 9s Wwathcor. Watastt | iy mukibruny-sosniada} act faitined wih that oreeeeaee ohe sane now (ETce | this time the English interfered; and encouraged | Under such circumstances, private revenge may | ner, and displaying much thought and facility of compo- NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. | The steampoa TROY. Captaig, Gorham, on Tuesday, | Hon Chale A. Hoppin, Ex Mayor of Mobile, And will | the besieged to hold out, by promising them aid | have been gratified in some instances under the |*10". | ism Noyes W. Miner, Stonington, Con Ye a Ay eae the world believe it—this honorable.gentleman, who has | from England. Commodore Purvis at Monie- | pretext of ridding the Government of an enemy. |, cticut—A piece worthy of the writer, and ‘nobly For Or freight epply on board, or at the office on the | for years held the augast station of Mayor of alarge | video, and Mr. Mandeville, the English Cha: in justice to Rosas, I must say, when a case was t passage apply }y OF at < May: video, an r. indeville, ngli: ; spoken. mvt! from New York 21st, and from Liverpool 6th of each | wharf. city, Ba emcee id he filled with peach to. Mnnall and | at Buenos Ayres, both induced the Montevide- seprenented to hina which bs Gee eget Aristocracy—Goorge W, Pendleton, Stonington, Con- " 5 = Or citizens—comes as a private a volunteer i rivate revenge, he immediately issued an order Co —A ft indi i From New Verk. Live pool, | NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE. | company tromhis State, Should the Eutaw Rangers, to | 208 t0 believe that thet government would inter- | FOYER Tere vor stopping all’ further offasion |honest mon, nn Nucauon of the equality of all . . FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT, which company he is attached, be so fortuuaie as to get and Rosus'te blockade, Montevideo. Oribe fulfil. | of blood. The remedy, it is true, was awful and Ettrick Shepherd—Erastus F. Dashiell, White New ship Liverpool 1160 toms, 3 April 21 dune From the pier at the foot of Courtlandt street. intoa fig »t with the Mexicans, the Mayor will Maryland.—Proving the author4o be a lover of Have: 6 6 Auguc 21 Oct. 6! Thelow: . Osan: : r i ® New ship Queen ofthe Went, Siuiuary 3 March 6 | cavey ine ioral Courtinnde etreet on "Dieedaye Thursday | * °&Ftnty. led his part, but the French and English refused | desperate, but so was the disease, and the cure | Coty ‘however humble ite origin may be, end a {io ton Ps Woodhouse, Ma 21 July 6 | ind. Saturday evenings, at seven o'clock. Army Intelligence. to acknowledge the blockade upon various frivo- | Soretan ne J zealous admirer of Hogg. Nov, | The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. "Wm. H. Peck, wil | omhe steamer Archerwill I here to-day for Fort | [048 Pretexts, and thus continued the war. Ia | VOutions in the province. A . The Spirit World—A Poem—James B. Wakefield, New iggy ~~~ 2am August H pa Pa Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at ~ Leavenworth, with 900 barrels Bt perke Sia ae 1845 Urquiza, acting in concert with Oribe, ob- Each te form hi ae opinion a ane pros Winchester, Ct—A ‘production that gained him many ‘ox svi Gctober 21 Dec. 6 |" Paaseugers taking these Boats will arrive in time to take | vt flour, for the use ofthe Army in the expedition against | ‘#ined another decided victory over Rivera at In- | Pricty of these. measures; but certainly England | com i Ship Hottingner, 1050 tons, March 21 May 6 | ne Morning ‘Tram of Cars trom Troy west to Buffalo,an: | Santa We. The pork was purchased at $10 per bervel, | dia Muerta, in the Banda Oriental, Rivera | 2nd France are the very last governinents that | The ne of Theory-—-Rev. H. Tuttle, Hartine, Ire Bursly. PAY rs Bh x Here § rorth £0 Saratora. Whitehall and Lake Chemplain. and the flour at $180 per sack, each sack containing 100 | Was compelled to fly to Brazil, almost alone Sull | bave the right to complain of them, when we con- a much thoughtful reason and cautious Raine GIR wit be deancehea puarcealtyca om prea No freight taken after 3% o’eloek. 5 etalon Of berr8h Ot pork trata 3 rans- | ians, Vasques, French, and negroes, freed by T 1 PP) <p ti f Rosas | Ky.—In consequence of the bodily indisposition of the and ability pa punetaally st of} NOTICE—All goods, (resht, bank bi or any | portation of barrel of pork trum Furt Leavenworth to! Rivera ou condition they would enter the a - he other perigd when these cruelties of Rosas | vTiter, this piece was not spoke. hair cabins are elegant end commodious, and are furnished | DEE Mid of property, positively at the ow 3261 | Genvs Fort, will be about $5. and the prime cost and! my held out, encouraged by the English and | ate said to have been practised, was in April 1842 |“ Valedictory Oration—Jolin W. Bacon, Hartford, Ct— with whatever can conduce to the ease and comfort of passen- THe MOSL DELIGHTFUL OF ALL barrel cost the Governneat eo ie md ove) | French. An incident occurred in 1844—6, | but this is represented by all as having been bu’ | geautifully written and aptly delivered Gers. Price of passage $100. EXCURSIONS. e three | which shows the character of Orbe, and the in- | Comparatively a smyll atfair, lasting but for three | The Scholar and the State—Wm E. Curtis, NewYork uundred will cost $15,900, At the same rate of transpor- Neither the captains nor owners of . * ation, a sack of flour will cost in sponsible fora ic iar bills of latung are sighed therefor sh Hb i by -) — i She trem cenioes Pret Se syne tebe nes anta Fe $1870, the | gratitude of the English. The English steam- | 4a;8, and when no More than twenty were killed | City —A candidate for the degree of A.M. Those wi o en. aud then a walk to the Elysian Fields | (welve hundred $22, 440; making the total cost of about | er Gorgon, in a severe gale, was biown ashore | { Have not been able to ascertain any satistactory, | 47e acquainted with the author, need not be told how ‘or freight or passage apply to : ; , 35 tons of provisions $33,840—about enough to ration a i et *s lines. or even plausible, reason fer this outbreak, and | “él be succeeded in this effurt. WOORuELL « mvTuRN, | | APC Miadloxcunions hares beams on iee cer | amy of 1000 men twenty Gaya. And by the same rule, | Se Ae ee ae oe nia | Rosas aud the Coveroment deny all participa. | , The degrest were then conierred by the President -— FIELDEN BROT ERS SOT ‘The grouds wow preseut.a charming aspect, the trees br | iC it will cost near $1,000 perday to furnish 1000 men 10 | the Captain, Hotham, to permit him to work wt | ton init. And certain it is, that when a repre- | embers of the senior class, took the degree ot” A.B. weve Liverpool. agi leaf, and the soil covered witha rich turf. meut und bread alone, what will it cost toturnish all the | | 7 j ) ; . sentation of the condition of things in the city was | yj fred H. B Henry P. B ick, J re Peis 4 he walka sre in excellent order, having been considerabl’ | other necessaries which soldiers use and are obliged to | His vessel to get her off, and during nine months : re pe boute I fi Vis 5A pete, Heaney. 2. Hestwick, taser i NEW YORK AND GLASGOW LINE OF R have during me of war—and what wili 20,000 men | she was there, furnished him with everything the | Made to him at his residence,about a league from | “oof, Leonard Kip, John Matthewson, Nathan Newell, PACKETS. Het eed ar oxecticat Baad ct aesic| | consume and destroy 7 At the same rate the sum would | Country produced for himself and men, notwith- | the city, by Mr. Mandeville, tie ive malnisinn, | ey Paes rvtdipas acpi ccc agree ‘ fori selections (fom the favorite Operas, popu: be A oo NI eur inks eesailing Corea aoe was varies hein Hee a Tia gearige el Hpiorentn s teaurronat rge Ker, A.B. Rey. Jamea Braden, A.B., Levin Lit- ‘ ‘e learn e steamer Radnor, Ca) jouglas, inghim in his efforts to enter Montevideo. | fer rest " 4 ‘son, AB. Priest, a om ‘erty Boats from Sarclay, Canal and Christopher sts. | bound trom this port to Fort Leavenworth with ecerge 8 eee ?, is and Mr. Mandeville of similar scenes.. Since April, 1842, every thing | ‘leton Derickson, A B., John Weller Priest, A.B , Rev. ry jew York on the Ist, and Glasgow on the 19th | ire completely fitted up with awnings and seats. of eboat- sixty ‘tons of Marat aad q mmodere Purvis an an » were | ‘ : 5 * ‘a Joandall Francis Joseph Clerc, A.B., Rev. Thomas Scott Preston, of exch month. i ¥ece Hety ‘ight Boata run from Hobokea to Barclay streetunsil 3) | Of, chou! sixty freight) eevck a tum about deek- on | called home, and Admiral Inglefield and Minister | in the interior bas been quiet an Serge and A.B., William Edmonds Curtiss, A-B., Rev. John Hamil- From N- York. hp Gligow. oer. alc camt at] Tuesday evening, when seved taller Peon ark f" | Ouseley sent in their places. It was imagined | ®drnit that there ane counties wi ich has a rin ton Cornish, A.B, Rev. Wm. Long, A.B., Rev. Edward Ship SARACEN, N. T. Hawkins, Y non wr fan mitmtr | ind justat the mouth of Lamine river, aad sunk almost | there would be a change of English policy, but in- | police. During the whole period since Rosas has | valmer Browa, AB. Joseph Pendleton Taylor, AB. FOR CIVRRPOOL—New Line—Reguisr pack | immediately to within six inches of her boiler deck — | stend of this, Inglefield persisted in refusing to | Deen “overnor, foreigners Fiahy ir Game been re- OT a diniy Collewe: ocd agli het awoke et, to sail August 2%th—The elegant, tast sailing | The accident, we learn, was caused by the boat’s taking | acknowledge the blockade, and Ouseley declared | spected and protected, whilst their Governments Oe, Or ee ee Be Cone . Dg n rs ‘ 1 hostili: the A: Gor t. AB., James KF, Foster, A.B. Alumui of Yale ket ship SiDDONS, E. B. Cobb, of 11% | asheer on tho pilot, and running into the mouth of the | thathe had been sent out in conjunction with | Were hostilizing the Argentine Government. ‘and Horace H. Reed, A.B., an Alumnus of Mid- tou» «ili sail a8 above, her regular day. river, and in bringing her out, her stern sw: ainst : i ffandi: edi Uhave occupied so much space, in speaking of ae) For freight massage, havin; mmodations oat) ung ag: the French Minister, Deffandis, to mediate 4 t Spi or freight or passage, ig RECO cams ahs | a stump or sneg, which tore several of her timbers loose | petween the contending parties, and to estab-| the reasons urged for their intervenuon, that] J Br. Ship BROOKSBY, H. M’Ewen, i Br Bark ADAM CARR, —=, i or splendor or comfort, apply on board, at Orleans whari , The Rev. Wm. Ingraham Kip, A.M, and the Rev. 4 Naot oF Wall Street, OF Be ae CO). Ronen Sete yet ergo en st teoctly for porers, | lish peace in the countries of La Plata. This | will reserve my Raronus cs, the conduct of the | seth B Paddock, A.M. of Yale Colleg ." and the Rev. path wentemichay ereihiechasseey © Packet ship SHERIDAN. Geo. B. Crmish, master, wit | ment was of course inwed. The is insured for oan tee wand miediannn was by gah me Pt ie Tabane SPeeera: vars atmanases basadanlgertot te tie te Aberdess, These ships are good, substantial vessels ably commanded, | succeed the Siddons, and sail September 26h, her tequila | +200 by an othice in this city—St. Louis Era, July 31. in part ie earnest licitations razil, - he wed ‘The Honorary Degree of A.M. was conferred upon the and will sail punccually ou their regular days. Their accom | "*¥, ONLV REGULAR LIVE OF PACKETS OR | . CAPTAIN THorwtox.—We have seen a letter from | ‘rough ber special agent, sent to both Englanu A Crrizex op tue Unirep Srares. |p eury Bears Sherman, of the’ Diocess ot New Jer. modations for passens paid to promote th not be responsible fe nre good, and every attention will be : ANS — Adjutant General Jones, which states that the Court | and France. Englund at first listened the more sey, the Rev. Charles Wm. Brailey, of the Divcese of The agents or Captains will ee tee eed Behan wee oaws. | ua 2 i by Dec'stons 1n CHancrry.—Made by Amnsa J. Par. | #y, the! ‘4 ley, . « The fa-t-sale a ive Packer Ship OSWE- | Martial proceedings inthe case of Captain S.B Thorn. | readily because she had been told many of BONS 2 le by Connecticut, and Rev. George Erving Winslow, of Eng- y barcels ox packages sent them, tun- jahmson, will sail wely on Monday, Aug. 0, | on, 3d Dragoons, have come to hand “They exhibit the | her merghatniys living both at Buenos Ayres Xnd | ker, Vice Chancellor of the 3d Circuit. July 31 1846, and. * sh GU. Layt. Johnson, will sail posi bills of lading are signed therefor. i “Yer freight ply’ her r gular dey... : . | gratilying tact, that he is acquitted of all the charges on | Montevideo, that Rosas was a cold-blouded sa- | incauses argued June Term, 1846 Edwin N Hubbell vv. | ‘The Honorary Dogree of LLD. was conferred uyon the oe UODHULL & MINTURN, eudid ncenmmodations fir erbin, second cabin. | which he was tried —Richmond Enquirer. vage tyrant, in the habit of wantonly cutting the | Henry M fodenburgh and ae aguas o. Hon Isaac Toucey, Governor ofthe Commonwealth of inte Ragee greet New ree ees arion + Palisa eis ph hala beg! Si go w 7, seeacips, a throats of own people, and perpetrating many | 7, iséedtiees 3 Bapace | inant a \Sonasicas va ee ici raul aletclout ‘one hen. FassaGh FROM Gknal BRILAIAN AND 86 South st; 2d dove he e new Dragoon Regiment, who was ordered to recruit | outrages on foreigners.” These merchants were | from Henry M. to ‘Gilbert RV declared | wm Crovwell, Rector of the Church ol the Advent, oTT, ‘andenbergh 6 South st., 2d door below Burling Slip. ia this State, has, we learn, obtained his complement of | |... " an by ndants rs. J.E. Taylor for com it; Job . Bill divmigoed we em ‘esto | Lhe exercises were well sustained throughout, IRELAND, PES & er vs. Benjamin GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND EMIGRAN} | vice. Cupt S. brought down from Columbus some fifty | 9 ’ y Christ Chureh, Mobile. ABD chiar teh ‘Subscribers continue to brug out | of his conuitod, on Baturday, who are now in the New- | Video, who had formerly lived in Buenos Ayres, Hatten ioe dante. . ' or Bye Ball, SOME ine of Preto! Peet ing ers by the regular Packet Ships, sailing evesy five | port barracks.—Cincianati Advertiser, August 3. where he was once imprisoned a short time for ‘ and more than maintained the credit of this insti- from n ‘The YOR md +4 H dye nt algo for Grsfeians American tansient ships si Capt, Wm, Walters, of a company of voluntera in Col | 0Me infraction of the laws. When he lett arson eee Mares citrouemennes tution. The sentiments advanced in the various moderate rate: ‘rpool on the Ist and 16th of every mor ing weekly, ve KSHIRE sails from Liverpool, — Ist of raits can alco be. furoished for avy amount. payable | Baker's esterday atthe Planters’ House | Buenos Ayres he vowed vengance against Ro- | j iia Fellows vs. Henry Harrington and others. J. | essays Were correct, and the subjects chosen by FOR * =] 16th of throughoui the ted Kivu on application aa abow He wi er, the. day the regiment left | sas. In Montevideo he was stccessiul in bu- Koon and J. A. Spencer for complainant ; W. H. Tobey | the several speakers were nicely snited to their be CAMBRIDG: A rr ik of Ap aus THN BEKD MAN & Co., st Samer t. | nere; it changed t coagesren at meixes. and ter- | siness; and by his great professions of piety | and K Miller for defendants Motion for new trial'of |capacities. The audience was large; but there nis atndivg for their friends, and forwarding the passage PRIVATE DISEASES, minated his sufferings.—St Louis Ere, July and industry he acquired a large credit at | feigned istue denied, and reference ordered to complete | was too much “ billing and cooing” amongst cer- gerifeate bx chesteuntiuy Liberata, gathng from Boston ov | BRANCH Ul THE PHILADELPAIA COL | o,theMemphie Eagle says the regiment of Tennessee | home, which he iteed in aiding the party op- | amount due on bond and mortpege. Alexander Leal, jr | iain young ladiee and genvemen, during tl > ex- the ist of Februnry. will have plenty of time to come in the PY, aA D Ea ak Cavalry witl take up their line of march on the 27th for | posing Oribe. He lent them money as they | ¥# James Sloane and others. ‘arker for complainant ; | ereises, which reminded one of a theatre bet veen Yprkshire, or in any gue of the eight packets of the Black Ball LEGE OF MEDICINE. San Antonio, a distance of 822 miles, which place they | needed it, and either bought or got mortyages upon | E- More for defendants. Assignments by Jemes Sloane plays. A new fashion was also introduced by the es 8 from Pizarro Sie, Ist an eth of every he 97 Nassau Stret, wiil probably reach by the last of 8-ptember. bh hole of roUg! in the oi to James Sloane jr. and Samuel Sloane, and judgment y' ise ac apg y mon' PR ts OF Metre E iS CCOT we Fatt ARTICULAR NOT E —Patients residing in any part | we see j c. R Mil the whole of the public property in the city, and | confessed to John H. Slosne, declared fraudulent and set Sper ten. thousand, of furnishing ice cream to “HE, BROTHERS & CO. 9 Felt of the Union, by writing a full ststement of their situa- ¢ see it stated that C. R. Miller, who killed R. 8. | a grantof an immense tract of land in the coun- | aside, and decree for complainant with cost of suit ‘The | their “gals” in the church. Never mind—the Next door to the Fult tion, let the disease be of what kind it may-sdeie te or iv. | 3Mead, ove of the volunteers, recently at Vicksburg, has New-York Life Iusurance and Trost Company vs. Tar- | enterp Southmayd was the gainer, although try The value of his titles, of course, de; ate or otherwise, it will be consulted upon by | deen tried by @ csurt martial, condemned and shot—Ten- | 611 the success of the so called government in the | tullus Gof snd others. J. Rhondes for complainant ; P. | the example wasa bad one. GLASGOW AND \iW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. the at ihe ne- | neesee Democrat. T i hi | G.Cutler and A. Bascom Yor defendants. Decided the “pine “4 essary rei eetions, forwarded immediately. city. The other Engiish merchants were not | Many were the distinguished persons present- In this instance the fee ($5,) which will include all ex Naval Intelligence. vackward in ohlowieg his lead, because the: aE re ee ag ce atts mortgage, and | actioriast, whom I notiond his Baceleny Gover- pamcey inane 36 enelaned Peet ee ‘The United States sloop-ol-war Jamestown, Commodore | knew he had the power toaid them, and to ad. | Teeter on MTD Ot omoany of theory of Albany | nor Toucey,ex-Governor Peters, Hon. William W P ERSONS wishing to send fortherr triends in aay part of «Fi Nasnea eseee, Hoole Buildings, | Skinner, from the Coast i Aired, vin West Indies, ar- | vance their credit at home; and besid they had | ye yohn W. Bay and others. . Ganesvoort for com: | man, Kev. Drs. Wainwright and Pouer, of ments with the Bubscribers, ohave them brought ont ie aay | SUNeTe one, of the Members--Ductor MeDoanell—is m edn. | rived below this port yesterday forenoon, all well on | all tound that Rosas was about the. first man in| plainant; D MeMartia for defentonts, Decided that | your city; Rev. Magers. Southard and Kip, of n Scott, re of " , Stri . " 4 : Py ) L.. | his revenue laws. e sen, of Maryland; Rev. Mr. ce, Oo ADA) cE ine =! dabend efumenan ‘orgine, woateradl Salteioce ted ol itachorn = Hag prmidenety tae oss rf sir ieee tik saying, “that the eyes of a Spanish custom} Decisions on motrons argued on the last mot idn day. | Carelina, and Major Douglass. BROOKSBY, —— M from the urethra, | This powerful diuretic cures sooner than | con, Wm. F. Patton; Assistant Surgeon, R.T. Maccoon; | 2ouse officer could always be closed with one, | Robert White vs. The President and Directors of the | Ata meeting of the Convocatioh the Rev. Dr. Comprise the above line, and the igh character of those ves- | Sy way with business. Estee $1 per pot Purser, James A. Semple; First Lieutenant of Marines, F. | OF at most two gold ounces,” had no appli- | Manhattan Company, Exceptions to master’ report on Wainwright was chosen to deliver the next an- sels should be sufficient inducement tor persons who may be SARSAPARILIN B. McNeil; Chaplain, M. R. Talbot; Professor of Mat cation to his officers. The representations and | exceptions overruled, with costs taxe risto- nual address—Professor Stewart substitute. Rev. sending for their friends in Scotland, to make arrangements for this (the ouly line.) sai Trepared'by the ollexe. is he act yr particulars given, on Piianion to ‘W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT, 75 Bouth street, coruer of iden Lane, or Messrs. REID & MURRA Garner vs. itor and others. C / [A oe rash ery voles Motion to siay proceed. | Dr. Burgess is todeliver the next poem—Rev. J. tener suit, and that it be heard at same time T. Cushing, substitute. _ them) ; and the glowing descriptions of the value | ah “aroat poe ranted. “Ebenezer Wiswall and | About three o'clock this afternoon, the faculty, ot the interior provinces of the Argentine confdera- | others vs. Daniel FE "Wandell. Motion’ to dissolve in- students, guests, dec. in number 160, sat down in tion on bill and answer ; granted, costs toabide event. | American Hall to a most sumptuous dinne: endell M. Bender vs. L ‘Sand lod uilty of, contempt In violating inj |S PARISIAN. DEGORATIVE principle of the ge- | matics, Wm. Fly e; Commodore’s Secretary, Win. H. AU | petitions of this body of merchants (I must say, College for the | mand; Acting Master, J. C. Beaumont; Mi i idshipmen, Wm. u tions amo R. Thomas, James Armstro: ‘Shai iP’ p here were some honorable exceptions among ‘Wm. Sharp, drews; Commodore’s Clerk, Thomas P. Eskr swain, Cs ; . Whitton; O: 4 ” : ea ge (Shit; Sallmaker, J. Blovens; Purser Clerk, A. ‘st | tion, Paraguay, Corrientes, Tucumen, Santa Fe BRITISH AND NORTH AsikKI NON-MERCURIAL BLACK DROP. Tabb. Xe., as a market for English fabrics; ani N ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, | This valuhle alterstive isa sure remedy in Syphilis, botl. | ‘The U. 8. schooner Boxer was at Monrovia, to sail for | above all, their great fertility in cotton excited the | that defendant j yP ses consequent om an injudis 1200 tows and 40 horse power each, uu- | primary and constitutional, should be resorted to imme- | port Praya, June 2 bh f England h a de; that she | tion, and that be bo imprisoned till he p: ith the Lord: ty ne of the d e yore he rman Jag apna deacons, p en ert. Elizabeth, MeGlent, by her next UPHOLSTERY wpe hens tna they of the Adm sieve cron fi Ms The U. 8 storeshy, Southampton, Lieut. H. W. Morris, | determined to mediate. France, too, bad her rea- fede. anak Richard MoUlena, Decree ‘ad | CURTAIN MATERIALS, ke. subscribers have now in stove their full set aside for irregularity without | and others vs. John Luke and «Capt. A. fytie, scrofals, or an . fro arrived at Monrovia June 5, from the windward—all i licitations of UV Capt. E.G: Lott. blood, shou id uot be one m without ite Mes sons for lending @ ready ear to the solicit snbsequent proceedi ot without it. Pringle Doules, well —Boston Courier, Au, Brazil. Firet, sue had made her peace in 1840 | costs. John barrage: Capt. J. Hewitt $imeives Of heli'a vozen, $5. ape Se ETE ‘ ‘ ; i ain wh ee ‘apt.C. H. E, Jndkins, Gareleily packed ond Rrwerded toelt f the Union. Mv: ow Boano tue Revenve Curren Datras.— | with Rosas, without having gained laurels or | others.—Reference orJered to master to ascertain whe- voy ané Fart CADIA. Harris. aeeeany iene DIUHINAAN. Aueuts97 Nassau street. | We understand thet es; irit of insubordination was ob. | advantage in the-county. Shehad dsreputably | ther the $276 decreed hae boen paid to Fanny Mages, | low: Cortpine, nad. Beret 1 Wil a fro Halifax, as fol | an6 Im#r forvedon Saturday morning, on the part of the erew of | leit her ally Rivera, involved. da & war, 10 witioh | SBe WAeltisE & was. deny By.everem OF Se RY | pa gp these may me em] MALATE DLLPL YO? CLMEREEBTING TO (ee, eee port, tetgon Aa Y | he had been urged by her. There were so man : FROM BOSTON. FROM LIVERPOOL. > N fy n e i best nasorted stonk in th States, whi jug been SANTUBIACE BEEPLY INTERESTING “10 | soon ripened into mutingus outbreak. ‘The circumaten: | French subjects in Montevideo and the surround: HaRrroRo, Ct., Aug. 6, 1846. purchwsed Yor easly, ex fer et 8 lower prios inen FAT | ces, as we have learned them, are that it being the end | ; ¥ | yen ble ch a8 pos rte, (ex of the month, the men demanded their pay—as they as- country, that it was almost viewed as a French Com: ent at Trinity College—Burial of Conic | hoe establishment in the eity; 8%," Deka to sta that he rs at home as 1 cept Sunday) for consultation upon any ot ; and besides, the Prince de Joinville had yy Med re * rdirg to ious arrangement—and not recei- | COlony ; an e! les, ie Prince de Joinv iki . - -, 7 ? 3 Greenwie MC Ey by poets th at bo eo png Sol bs itwh "3 wired, the all lett duty and refused to recently married the sister of the Emperor of Sections—Life among Students. 4 | examine an Se rps EE ata York. Also to observe that beside aries | return. Lieut. Ottinger, the officer in command, ex. r- Brazil, and advantage might accrue to the French | There were more than one thousand arrivals at And ito dese wage co select inp Or we ipin Boston 0 Ba oe parts by venereal maladies there are ombers'mhich are deepiy | fore! hs anthorisy wth te aye Siman of the iavub. | 03,2, compliance with the request ef that Govern: | our of our hotels during the past week, and the | forinteral desurationy, peeeived by every Recher, if * 1 bove all som: : A A erienced surgeons. No freight, except specie, received ov | of the sexual 6 a fom ena of ear tmpper kab ordinates moved when vereeees oe ot, of it, which would give a mite ‘pocipalty to | influx of strangers is proportionately greater dur- Urn \tncatale eae topsrabee 213 Brox sailing. oi i . ‘ a Ly a ‘ 31 ‘ 4 ‘ a 7 sua Wi rolche, paseige, or any Pat ialermetion, avzly vo and oi thee BLAD i Pail cd ame rere: lime Seaeeetiog ‘aeurmeed, vensol with (2, matinous EL LR Mah f we a caeerter ing she Sans eB gslins rsd bs vane otis # te Soares Tabi UGE Sota , Fy ry Agent. — | ti ‘ick " rity the c i 8, a 2 : ALHARNDEN & C058, 6 Wallat. | | Sroneranyon wich, whoever may. coneel hier may depesd | Cotte ae eae ot cuaaay and prompinese, | out her principles Rvostad ih tha treaty of Verons,,| corns esummner monihs, nos ing that, 11114 BUBSCRIBER has qpened an extensive estab In addition to the above line between Liverpool and | ou’receivinu the moat faithful and deliberate. atteution, ciiied'te bis ald tne Gellector of the Fort and the United | in preventing the spread of republican govern- | hp t!ways has a bishop, nevertheless now pre- | Hen; hn lar bagameRt of Na. Gh Sohn set, fx Pliieerpler eect re wesaleln lies Geewrce Tir | of the hunts-Uriuaty System. he eipedate seta oupreets | States Deputy Marshal, who very soon restored order to | ments, and crushing those already in existence.— | sents an unusual bustle. ‘This interesting tact is werent though accumulated COD and New York direct. steam ships fur this ser- of Strreture and of Gravel in the ship by placing ten of the mutinoers in irons On| Under these influences England and France en- joment explained, by the announcement that siderable collection of works, many of which are eusions te je are wow being built, and early next year due wotice will | fo ly bat little understood, bel: Saturday evening we took a peep over the bulwarks, | tered into a to send out their minis- > py 5 rm d all, more or less, of great value. He to nel ives of the time when Hl osdet,. Under the. pew | [irtineciect fiers mute then Gndihary Peetete Sadsee mgreep ol os tae loabiag: tare.ce weaver lek | ered into Sag reement out thei ¢ Commencement week of Trinity ony i= rival whatever im \eputrnct the ste ry Sacarday during eight | "Cormunicarrons hy post may, if preferred, P ‘he emblem of disobedience. We re- | te*’, Ousely and Deffandis, accompanied by what nual fiterary jubilee is characterised by of Risipeiees: nth the other moutha i the | simply B Lower Post Utes, N, ¥. Ik SUF did’not fancy the sight; and turned away, wondering | Naval forces they deemed sufficient, to offer their | several exhibitions ot a public nature, of which, panne Oy the Pace ot UT Boston, Liverpool and New Yorks | ‘eet aati Oe hower vecctaasy’, | Why the men did not receive their pay Buffalo Express. | friendly mediation to terminate the difficulties, | for the tet your legion of readers in parti- [ty every work, ancient or moder, to which) value, is. ate poe, ROTICESTAPRCOTT'S GENERAL | aud as to rank, the impudent clalime, to ane eat lon aed | = Sage and oemiey aca peace in the countries | cular, and the public in general, I will attempt a | tached by ny ager or party, i every Og 3 here: 4 OTT hoe pital fot a class of people terall . Louis. So A man by the name ot , | of the La Plata. ‘ iption, re, science an " tengenges. | ie -hapan, 3 SIGHATION OFFICE, Rapa tay | awarkion lnige cities, ‘become ouly proot ofthe ignorant | was abot ‘nthe back, by one Lous Uuion, On the 90K | This was their avowed object, ‘Their sincerity brief description. aake mention of a solemn fu- | fre:to make his exablishment an % South street —Persons sending for | Pretender ‘ ult. Previvus to. this the father of Guion was shot by | may be judged of by their conduct in preventin i he Coll Homanjae, the Anciaaatia 3 shot lenge tea nomtoisty, conamnameee aL | eesyoen estan ° diar ith tock [one Trudeau te Bload In the evening, after a Gaticull | Orie {rom mastering Montevideo, and thas conte |7nat Se on be Ei 1 Abpea dly Hehe HR | Atel th eaect with ‘chalice parent the subscribers, teasenable terms, t0 have them beosany tid heya wi hh ited? the td: which coming | fal Uetwoen twa clerks mamed Selkirk and Blake, the | Nuing the war and by the course pursaed. by | Sounds on Mondiy nigh “3 fand extremely anorta- | ik, atthe loweat rosea pales. a 2! + An n u Ne of istol rmer, \* taal. rn She ak, ‘ THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL Packers. \oveapeeially suited to those | return, Selkirk stabbed Blake with a several | their ministers since their arrivals, of which 1 | jous ceremony. The object of these nocturnal | TP ritbewiee, glare quantity ot. eee em treme cee Aiperemete e | sii, 1 “ae tewimoniaie wee ove wlohe long been e boty, iad eka iy age them more comfortable a one beside t full euppty of | Literary In ‘ Toure, &6., ‘acy i and a tource ‘of great anxiety and inquislude 10 | she lowest prea ‘by toe nery. ahooBent lags ; and the greatest relinuce may be placed in their pune ‘and mgredi- | ‘The annual comme: tof Teinity College vas held A Cisisen cy THs ‘ATES: | the sophomore class. The nam of jet. Te | alge im amaiuig,” The subscribers. are cleo, agents for the other, containing altthat | in Crist Chureh lest Reaeedsy, An eine “Conic Sections,” and bearing his body upon : ’ re aid Union Lies of Liverpool Packets, im any | of the. ore to the more | Caoaings will be fe cme om on tae d by & soniferous along reti- | MyM Imre of ibjch,yasanse oan be euseged om reasonable terms reer lio $6, And ove abit: bys wi and in our columns. No. II. a bier, yeoeete’ SS iakowces fintio the rave, ELLING «for any amount, payable without discount in honor . been conferred iwude. 4 ’ rived pal worn { Ruglad, ireland, Be and or | ales, ban bei roe oN 0. This latte is ecalty inte je upon ‘chard “ool & pa by Dartmouth Before saying Citing atte content ot tke inthe merle the rear of oe College. Tey ex: mf) IN CA’ Hi, Ts i rave! , inal for 4 iby. ir i festatior ne wey Bor further Daxtionlany, apply fo the convenience of the author's private Pettente, var soper: | “CHeE® French and English ministers after their arrival | hibited, by their jovial manifee ee they some- 8 good ° see, Carpet vittre,'_ 8 Rowen hier bole Boston thone ss heperaamsee cvareurPose, nd 20 raiGed Cs | uylor has had be Le. ache to hie soee oy oarat | here, I will say a word of the chief argument | Xi0,'0, ote oy ene ing with fs sinned bBo +4 2d do low B ve ex ar adv a name by one o! ‘tit ‘ wi times ” PACKET ¥On HAVRE—Kecond L: Wet ipl to give them more publicity. ‘are for | the Southern colleges. We nee by atoast ai Mate- | used by British and French subjects living here, parse ily to the grave, but we will not deplore rv tes wong fe be edRcRm awa | feo aes cert aha rach eRe Men | near wars ogoinny Wan ne | tee ih el oi i 8 @ lets Vd or ¢ ea Ofhice, : a at evel cal 4 i] uw e y it; that x a * wit nw BOYD bk HINCREN, b8 W es Baath LPH, wsstiwer” | of Mexico” he massacred in cold blood many of his fellow | After the procession had reached the grave, a fu