The New York Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1847, Page 1

Vol, CHT. No, 443.. Whole Va, 4840. NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, THE NEW YORK HERALD ESTABLISHMENT, Aocth-west corner of Fulton and Nassae o@. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. <i 4% bs ISTRE TCT an wings exsented bonmifelly ond wi Me the powngs remirted p= ze # ~ee-Sewe e8 sates from that if of packets, sailing. from Liverpoo tons, Capt, John Britton, EST, 1,200 tons, Capt. P. 150 tons, Capt. John ¥ ldridge. tons, ‘‘apt. Ira Bursl agents in Li additvon to which PGS ye apt Vine of packets, ‘class ship every week. satire Geese cides woh ‘country, can secure re the o1 a i if the fol- Rope Li Wood- poo} for the 'y despatch a ‘sending money to their friends in large and small ~ FOR NEW 0. LOUISIANA AND Sound 9 chem, wneas regular bile A regular the wv: passage, oppl Wallstreet, opty BK promptly forward all goods to their address. gan beraccommodated with draft figobeis es vase ia 58 South street, er" of Wall Le ANS YO! ¢ therein express: k on che Belfast us branches in Ireland ; nd. Seotland. PPAR au ‘ales. LINE. om KI 8 sur os OP. Cepeaia | hi dey aie © ON, ca ersoll. Hap ki LE Cape. Baa bak oe penie tatort 3 LASS, Caprain Pasker HEBRON, Gre are atl rhe “ist class, of Yght draft 3 handed by the most expertenced captains furulshed, pO ot ae Re Reithe: eaptans wners of the abo: Wh be eponiule ferlomelry, bullion, procioue stones, siivaror plated ea scat by, OF PUL OB adn bourd, at Orleansavharf, foot SOLLINS, 56 ng ave taken for the NS, 56 South street. Woodraff & Co., who wil! Pe... a ATION OFFICE, 86 Squth st— ‘ers ms wi to send for oe friends ae old qpun- fe ITION, 1750 tons, POETS Wirt V1, 129 tons, Cry ER, 1150 tons, Cicorpecl vert port. rms, by any of the Captain John Britton. 1. P. Woodhouse Hdridge. raley, ry ssouth,, Pasange in the Union ship every five Fa lattes ecteslirseosly ere ra ee eT Tapscore, eae re City Rerurming, leave Crovow 3, ined will be given for the fulfilment of all Agent | New York, 1847. SONEY ISLAND Jnown steaner AMER Any sreurity re contracts made wis 3 . Afive Cotltion Bai 4 45 LEAVE STATEN 18) AtG, 8, 9, 10,13, A. M. At’, 9, 10, Uy, t rs 5,6, 7, P.M. CRAVE EW TORE at, aml heen ira ibe atskill and Hudson.—Fare 50 cents ikeepsie, Kingston, i joard. presse rn nee. ROGER WILLIAMS, Toot of Hobiason ser, from New York, ieght, apply en doart the Boats, or to Geo Tovbad trnating the above boats ow xe few York direct: now being built, and earl of the tirne y steamers will sail eve rg street, touching at every fortuight tervate! ¥ and Intermed Y, Captin A. (or ay eee be vs, ure steamboat T! ~F, Endaye ‘at seven o’c! ME NTAGARA, Capt. HL. Kellogg, foot of Barely aureet, ‘Tuesday, vt ae half past x o'clock, A.M, retaraiug Ow ‘The new ou her freight, apply on bosrd, orto ¥. B. Malle ‘ FAM. NAVIGATION ited States Mail Line to en, Fr inet from New" York oa the 23d Se; nto land passen- nd CEAN 8 omrANY.—Uai aise commander, wil ii then proceed to Bremerhaven. Retun merhaven the 15th Octobi " mis OTR EAMBHIP CO T. TA hy street, New York. ANSATLANTIC NY.—The ships of is Company are appointed to sail as fol- UNE peas These ‘are equal to an; tried shill ned known cuurtery the ‘comfort 1 fret eal mite must th ts Feught of paneage, Al and 430 ove four me ibes ¥. 15th August. sist jont, with commanders of ne athte rogmms and cabins are provided with eve v ‘pro’ The 4 from New York, wre 1,000 franes. Wines are aot included, the post oflles. . NAYMAR & CO. South street._ ‘UD NORTH AMERICAN hyde SH i) MAIL STEAM SHIP, 1200 tons horse h, DADIA, 0 William Harrison. + yeppotased to onl from Boston are tha” August 16, 1647 47 ‘ptember i, » Bevtember 16, 1847 October 1, 1817 re th a" day ing. nena mouey—From Boston to Liverpool, $120, do do te Mans 20. FT barton secured watil pald Bor. ships carry experieuced surgeons. se 9 ht, except specie, recei ‘on days of ssiling . Paaenge,. other information, apa t ray OM ERIGH AM, Jey Agent At HAR DEN & C0283 Will Ia addution to the above line between Liverpool Iifax, nud Bosiou, a contract 's government, hen they wi eko@t 2st Se BED merc i hy We re) day. John's tow, wall gular day. 2h COUNTMY SEAL i no) my, eC ACK ki Le mber—The sneer Or fast saul DF THE WE been entered rato. with Fle a line between Liver mshijs for this service are due notice will be given start. Under the new contract the rday during eight months, and . & t Wea ok ae? iT, Coptaik € oodhouse, 1240 tous burthen, will sail as above, her passage, having splendid large snd comforta- apply to the captain oa board, pier No. Jurling slip. or to y WOOUHULL & MINTURN, 87 Sorth st. rice of passage $100 pa: ket atap CONSTITUTION, 1690 ened the Queen of the hat very de- both in Kurope ew fork. The i in the most perfecr order. In the Village is ond towone in this Sate in porwt of character For terms, ke.. apply to DAVID VAN |.» Kinderhook, or 35 Wall street ‘yp after construction. elias two eugiten of 1600 home power exch, and accom modations for (20 engers. we from New York to Southampton or to Bremen, $120. ¢ feo Bremen and Southampron ‘about 800 tous freight, W aceordiag to the nature of the goods offering. All. leu Mast pis through the Post adie will be sigued, will be charged $5 each, For freight or passa Navigation Company, 1 wishiug a locati bo 5 to 0 neres exch. the railroad: froat on good schools, aud churches of $100, hweh will be charged Parcels, for which ilis the office of the Ocean Steam m street, corner of Wi 85 vod of New York. ‘Of laud, in the town of Westchester, withia 9 miles Hall, with right of passing over Harlem Bridge tree of toll, are offered at private sale, im The Spud ave witht on in the neighbor! vis Containing from The secon’ steame tion, and will be in readiness in the ens: ONLY Rt GULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR NEW. ORLEANS—The followin fies unsurpassed fo) seugers, and will , ositively sail "Pie SOUTHERNER The H Witte iN, P.M... am York Real Est 2 90t* ere LOOK Al THIS — s, Ti Capt, Palmer, Se) apt, Palmer, Sop ber 20th. Orieans, will do well yenher i above packets, a ed by mer ‘Der in the tr: iy on their appointed days. ‘To secu is. T. TAPSCOTT, % South st. FOR NEW OKLEANS, fast sailing pucket sh first class ships, cor apply on board, pr second eabin, and sopereee a fe already engag and South streets, — t THERS & COP. if ~ 10 a rom Liverpoot, ber Black Bail Line of fackets, [ace fron get vor pool, on Wednesday, the Yay cntinpeale Varbons on vt et oF to the subseribe YORKSHIRE. will u jenage: other uf George te 1 re. of bg r, her oard at the foot of Beek 8, 1 sail from Liverpool, on first of QOotoder; passage can be engaged to come from the old coun- ‘orby any of the packets rom it on the lat and to Ireland, can have drafts on NK OF IRELAND, ' Ke ies throughout Crest Br itsla ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO No. 3) Fulton street, New York, next goor tothe Fall all for sale by 1 12 re EFEEMBON INSURANL ®. 50 Wall street, opporite the Merchants’ Rue! . This company continues to iasure agarast loans or damage by fire, on dwelling houses, ) Wares, and mere! his «plendid ship, all Line, to sail h, by applying to us. remitting mwey ROVAL B thes PRESCOTT, GRO will be paid at the various brane! and Ireland, Apply to Only authorised ‘oodruft & Co. who will II, will succeed the Manat tre Agen in New forward all goods Oswego, Capt. Ingersol ” FOR LIVERPOOL—New Uine— et of 26th of Sey paeket ship SH. "Por freight er pantene’ ‘oF modations, apply on board, meket ship GARRIC hendid fase sailing | tea te of All, faptain G, 'B, Corn “4 Ue cba bal of Oe, bas (Brom the bv Ting b pervence to be the best kind tee pefseus who. have woul ed and for sale, wholesale and recall, by Charles Hi. sree. ppase of, ma fair ngers ere superior to any other vessel in port, Bomber of her passevger Hi f pigidewjaney orto SHIP WATE South arrect. ns iy be the Le ib Boots and Shoes, ¢ kinds. "Also, Boye’ MAli of the above of the best quality and cheap, at 367 Brosd if and re Bikb, ie PROPERTY IN Cosa’ : E., barn, 3 cow houses, ‘Ac. with Bb acres o high state of cultivation, well crops are uot surpassed jatered and timbered. the Suate—uor is 4 Ky every wurtivadt street, Thursdays watil 1 P. other days to the tate Company, corne: sa this store & tent leather: joots, Gaiters, and Shoes, of all sorts and door above Frank liu street. UNTOs Vil, sete and dwel ; agKoa houses, corm e xcelleut Land, | z e re vew ‘Broadway aud Maiden J.B. B. great assortment of fine Gaiters of all M. CAMILLE. AFIUCAN PARMAKEET, OK LOVE Chinese and New Holland Coekatoos—The public ata distance wishiug information relerive to these rare, of Canary and —Kiug Cbucles . Tae, Oro, T. Hore, Secretary. BROADWAY ( ¥ (eoruec Wiio SHAVE THE From the Bvewing Post.) —Specimer able Verbeon | ream fh praised by those who made tre ium of the lastitare Fair. ose who know that it is impossivle to manuleetare ax ening to the freckles oud prnptes, herefore, who would consult ceo eeres themeelves of ut. yal to it. for Mow re 30 Fre ‘caring eee. TADOW HHAD®» of © her ‘and rota cheaper than atany forsale ands 3% re and valuable Birds of Messrs. are of Jo i “ vs TO THOSE of King's Shaving — Thos article, auiverssily al of it, last year took the firs Indeed, it is faliy concede Marror = * Brugeist, 192 Broadway, comer AK tes aguas uch as A ee: ‘ash price foc the saint, by send the the Post Oe or SEVEN jeg can be attended to by Mes. ve sete 8d lishment ra the 1 at F. DI of Chasm! all ty the's see. Heetion mond cud Wariug, we horburn, Kaq., 15 John street fud Valuable Cage Birds, ne asa) wey UT AN Lies me basidings in goyerel rf tad’ every desetyien 9 property. Losses correctly and prompuy adjusted and pad B ee, ‘iM. D., We a jobs Ik rr 0888 TUCKER, tsident. mee eh cheaser Verbeus Cream we of shaving . and beards whould. & not be Joho RNTT \? periingns =} 4 -~ 4 UNCKER'S, € ber street, jew York. at | terey on the 234 April, with Mr. Norris, bearer of der | from Wi: ‘The store ship Erie was at — Washington Union In the above engraving our readers are presented with ascene in a Mexican ranchero, which is of frequent oc- currence in all parte of that country since the breaking out of the present war, viz.: # ranchero preparing him self for guerilla warfare He has affixed te his heel one spur, which was brought to him by one of the females of the family, who helds the other and smokes while listen- ing to the plans of the man, who swoars death and de- struction to the Yankees, Tho other females, seen in the picture, are watching the progress he makes in at- ‘War News. / IMYORTANT FROM THE PLAINS. Osace Nation, August 17, 1847, I came into this country last evening, after an absence of nearly three months. I find that all the Osages hevo returned from their summer excursion to the plains, where they went to meet the Cainanches and other tribes of wild Indians; also, for the purpose of laying in a supply of buffalo meat tor the months of August and September, which isusual with them every season. They bought or traded for about seven hundred mules, ‘They were with the Camanche Indians several days, trading and counciling. They found the Camanches encamped on hoth sides of the Arkansas river, some four or five miles below the crossing of the Santa Fe road, in asecluded place. ‘There are with the Camanches, parts ofsix other nations—in all, about one thousand lodges, or about three thousaud warriors. While in council with the Osages they told them that tho Soaniards had advanced them large droves of mules and horses, besides oonside: money, to watch and kill or destroy all Americans and property of all kinds that passed that road. They are to be well paid for every white man’s scalp, and every ox’s tail. They will remain at that place until this moon ig over; then they uae to travel west during the fall and winter. Early in the spring, when the grasa is three to four indhes in height, they are again to take their stand at their old place, on both sides of the Arkansaa river. In fighting they press their prisoners inthe front rank, and after the first discharge of American arms, they make the charge. They have been seen by the Osages herding large droves of cattle, mules and horses, which they have taken from the Americans They are herding them near the Arkausas river, some fifteen miles below the road ‘They spoke of having had a fight with the Americans far south. The army had two large cannons, and des- troyed # great many of their people. From what | can learn, the Osages have not had a hand in robbiag and killing the whites P. 3.—The Camanches have a great mavy prisoners, whom they used as ela ‘They are principally whites, women and children, are stripped and painte black, and generally on foot.—St. Louis Revielle. AFFAIRS IN CHIMUAMUA. Intelligence to about the 20th of June, has been re- ceived in this city from Chihuahua. Everything was quiet in that town, The citizens 0 fled on the ap- proach of Col Doniphan’s army, and remained away during his stay there, were returning and resuming their accustomed pursuits. ‘The American traders were em- ployed in the sale of their goods, and it was observed Uhat the Mexicans took unusual pains to testify their feendship for them and their determination to protect them from attacks from any quarter. ARMY INTELLIGENCE. Major General Patterson, United States Army, ac- companied by his aids, Lieut. Col. Abercrombie and Lieut. Williams, arrived at Norfolk on Wednesday last, inthe steamer Jewess, from Baltimore, and took lodgings at the National Hotel. The United States transport schooner Maria Thomas, Capt. Knox, arrived yesterday from the mouth of the Rio Grande, whence she sailed on the 20th inst, She brought no letters or papers. ‘The propeller Ashland, also arrived yesterday, having sailed before the Fanny, She broughta mail.—N. 0. Picagune, 27th ult, The steamboat Taglioni, Capt. Pearce, arrived yester- day from Ciacinnati, having left on the 12th inst. She reports five wad a-half feet of water in the chanuel, and falling She left the steamboat Duroc on the dam at Smithiand, and the Martha Washington reloadiag at Padueah ‘The Taglioni brought down from Newport barracks, Kentucky, two companies of regulars, for the Ist and loth regiments of iufautry—two hundred men ia all— under command of Liuts Field and Ketcham, They ere at once put on board the steamship McKim, for Vera Crus. —Picayune, 27(h ult Gen Lane (at Meir.) is again out, and has probably ore this, reported himself to Gon, ‘Taylor. Capt. J. J. Clendenin, of Little Rook, gArkansas, who, as Assistant Comm ssary, United States Army, has been stationed for the past months at San Antonio and Camargo, returned home on (he 18th ult, The Orey battalion of volunteers was still at Fort Leavenworth on the 22d uit. Col. Powell was expected to arrive om the next day. Gen, Kearny was at tiw Planter’s Hotel, St. Louis, at the last account. Capt. Leslie Chase, former Quartermaster here, came ger in the steamer Alabama, from New Orleans, aod is now in thisevty Te comes direct from Wi ington city, end it is rumore |, is the bearer of some im- portant order from head-quarters, the nature of which will not venture ® master's department, aud rather suspicion that thia w the principal object of his visit, We understand that Capt. C. retures immrdiately to New Orleans, where he Will sot as aenistant quartermaster.—Matamoras Flog, Aug M4 We understand that the Secretary of War hus direct- ed two more compauic: mounted men to be recruited in this State They will be equipped by the government, bat their hordes will not be furnished them, ‘The latter consideration will drawback here in town, but in the couutry rpirited young nu, in ciroumstances toown horses, we hope will be sound in abundance to reapond to this requisition, It muy not be too late to prevent the entire diepersion of the company 0 recently raised by Gen Howell, in Feliciana.—w. 0. Pic.. Aug. 27, NAVAL. A French maa of war brig, commanded by Capt, Le Gaern, arrived at Pensacola on Tuesday eve ing last, the 24ib inst , from Vera Cras. Shesailed thesame dey as the Missisalppl; aod therefure brings no news, There ls very little sickwess om board of her, but two men being the wick List The new steamship Alleghany, Lieut. Hunter, Com- manding, took ber departure from our port yorterday morning at 10 o'clvok Shs fire gun and paared up in frout ot the towa from her ancherage at the Point, end turning beat her course tothe Galf Sue wasuader steam aloue, and moved along at a good rate of rprod Luperienced ship m sters who have littic confidence ia eaperiments, were constrained to express their admira- on of her. She sails for Norfolk We look opou this svesmship as an experiment, we con- fess | Unt ove in which we frei much coutideoce From Norfoik, the Alleghany is to take ber departure for the Mediterancan.—Arw Orieons Picayune, 27th uit, FROM THE PACIFIC SQUADRON. have been received at the Navy Depart- meet Commodore Biddle, of as late a date | # sisy 3, 1847, £ Mesterer, Som which we obtain the full ing loteliigence of the movements of the rjuadron ‘The “ independence, the « y “Fortemouth’’ were om the evast of Mexico, en- of Masatian andGusymas, The frigate © Congress” was on ber way from Sau Viego, and Panama to Monterey. The The Preble arrived at Mor ‘The extensiv® steam saw will at St Clair, owned hy the Messrs Moore, was Vurned on Friday, the u7th ult, together with 160,000 feet of lumber, We have not \earued the particulars. that the statement made by the W. SEPTEMBER 5, {| ——— = = : THE GUERILLA WARFARE Ih tiring himself fer the course he is about to adopt, and are smoking away in good carnost—for it is customary in Mexico for the fomales to indulge in the use of the weed. On the floor aro seen the saddle, with a lasso coiled around the pummcl—a light jacket, pistol, sword &o., and at one corner of the room an escopette, resting against tho wall, In the rascal’s belt is coon the deadly stiletto, which Spaniards in every part of the world usual- ly carry. This may be relied upon as a trathful picture, for it was copied direct from a sketch taken in Mexico. Affairs in Oregon, [From the St. Louis Republican, Aug 28,} A letter from Oregon, dated the 23d of May lust, in- forms us, that the election for Governor was to come off ou the first Monday of June; that Geo. Abernethy (Whig) and A. L Lovejoy (L’ F.) were the principal éyndidates, but that these divisions hud no effect in the contest; that Abernethy, who has been Governor for two or three years, is opposed to the “license law,” and passed by the Legislature; that the latter is in favor of it, and assisted in carrying ‘it through the Legislature in despite of the veto; that the only issue 1s “liquor or no liquor;” and that the “no liquor’? candidate would be elected by a triumphant majority over the vetoed it whe “ red noses.” Our correspondent urges us to recommend that some prastical printer should visit Oregon, with a view to es- He should take with him a good supply of newspaper and job type, with lak, paper, He advises that the es- tablishment, if sent, should be shipped from New York. There is already one paper there, a very small sheet, issued twice a month, for which ‘the subscribers pay ‘The writer thinks that another quest, and those whe are fond of such euterprises may make their tablish a newspaper there. &o., for an exteasive business. five dollars a year. would be protitable. We comply with his uw own calculations. News From Trxas.—The steamship Ohio, CaptSwiler, Jr., from Galveston, the 23d, ar- rived yesterday. To the captain we are indebted for papers to her day of sailing ‘The schooner Robert Kid, Capt. Champion, arrived at Galveston on Saturday. 36 hours from Corpus Christi ‘There have recently been several arrivals of traders from Laredo and other parts of the Rio Grande. Gen Lamar’s command at Laredo has had a salutary ten- deney in suppressing robberies and other acts of vio- Some confidence in the security of the country Lamar has secured the confi- Mexicans as are dispoacd to be contrary disposition are afraid lenoe, begins to be felt. Gen. deace of such of th friendly; aud those of to manifest it. We take the following articles from the dustin De- mocrat of the 14th inst:— A portion ot Col. Hay’s new regiment were to leave Lieut, Col, Bell will be left in command of the remaining forces on our nder the command of that accomplished and well-tried officer, the companies along our border ‘an Antonio yesterday for Mexico. frontier. will doubtless do effective service. Mr. Cochrane, of Capt. Henry MeCulloch’s company of rangers, arrived in this place on Monday last, bring- He stated that he had been in company with the Wacoes for se- ing some important Indian news, if it be true. veraldays prior to his crossing Little River on hia re turn to the settlements, by whom he was informed that it was the avowed intention of the Camanches and Ton- kewas, who are now hunting together, to commence open hostilities against the Americans, s0 soon as the inten:ied boundary line shall have been designated and marked out, He also stated that he saw on his route ludians belonging to several of the different tribes, and os was fully cor- roborated by them all. ‘Whe following is an abstract of the census of Goliad county, reported to the Secretary of State :—Qualified electors, 74; white males between 18 and 45 years, 97 5 white males under 18 years, 67; white males over 45 yeurs, 24; white females, 125; élaves, 146. ‘The town of Uoliad contains 193 white inhabitants and 50 slaves. ‘The census of Burleson county, as returned by the as- sessor for 1847, stands thus :-~Qualitied electors, 208; in- habitants over 18 and wader 4) yeurs, 187; under 18 ra, 24 9; over 45 years, 45; females, 385: plave and 32 slaves. Major Neighbors has been after the Camanches to have a talk with them, and learn their intentions, but they kept out of his way. Nothing has yet been heard of the surveyors, whom, it is believed, the Indians captured, We have no confirmation of the Indian news contain- ed ia our last number, taken from the Victoria .dvocate, says the Gatveston News of the 2ist,, Mr. Hud-on, with wbout 30 men, had beon some 150 miles above San An- tonio, and serious apprehensions for his safety were en- ‘The Indians discover symptoms of hostility, Santa Anna—the Ia- dian, not the Mexican warrior—professes to be still They tertained, He hus now returved in safety. friendly, but Buffalo Hump openly threatens war. have removed all theic women and children out of the way. ‘This is considered a bad omen. ‘Tho reports in relation to the crops, from all sections The Corn is #0 abundant, that it is said contracts can be made for al- of the country, continue to be highly favorable. prospect was never before so encouraging. most any amount at 20 cents per bushel. Forty passengers arrived at Galveston in the brig Emi- ly feom Hambarg.—New Orleans Delta, Aug. 27. Avoruer Exrxess Ronpeny.—Yesterday morn- ing about 9 o’clock, a robbery was committed at the depot of the Reading railroad, corner of Broad and ‘The con- ductors upon the road are in the habit of doing busi- ness, carrying money, &o., for the banks and coal com- pani’s, aud other persons of this city, to their agents in @ sirong box for the reception of packages, ana which is usually locked up in the forward car, in « closet made expressly for the Yesterday morning Mr. Frederick Keeley, one Of the conductors, placed his box as usual in the closet, which he securely fastened, but while he was getting ad cars of the train connected, the door of the closet was unlocked, and the box abstracted by some The box con- tained a package of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, addressed to Mr. Keeley, containivg $2,000 in $6's and $10's of said bank ; @ package of gold containing from Vine streets, us the cars were about starting. Pottsville, and for this purpose carr; purpose. the b daring villain, and the door left open. $09 to $1,000, the property of F. M. Drexel, and another package containing about $1,200, $700 in Girard $5" and $5'0 Bank of Northern Liberties, $18 and $2’s. besides $30 in «pecle, directed to John Curran, of Mount Carbon, forwarded by the Delaware Coal Comp: ‘The box was about two feet loag and one wide, painted green, and It is believed the robbery was committed ced hands, and probably more than one was ol in it, for the conductor was not absent over tes. ’The whole amount of money stolen i About noon a man was arrested charged with the robbery, and taken before the Mayor, but there being no evidenoe against him, he was honora- In the afternoon, @ man named James jen, by constable Keyser, upon suspicion, and taken before Alderman Luts, Vine street near 13th. After # patient ak, K concer: five mi stated to be $4,780, bly dircharged. Stroud, was arrested in the district of Spring Gi hearing, be was held to bail for a farther hearing to-day. A female who was seen in company with the prisoner in the pare ‘Was also arrested aean accomplice Her ip- noeence being fully made out, she was set at liberty.— Philad, Ledger, Sept. 4. On Monday morning last, t cane of the wegro rioters, handed in their verdict, ina une tely upon ita rendition, Judge Hepburn, with h mth and feeling, declared that the verdict was one to which the court felt compelled to declare its solemn protest, adding that, had it been « civil case, the court would inxtantly set it aside as not being rendered according to the law and the testimony. ~ Carlisle Herald, ‘he towa of Caldwell contains 55 white inhabicants, when the jury, in the | 1847. Inte! espan fon Serrempen. ; 5, lath Sunday after Trinity ; 12, 15th Sunday after frinity—Ember week. Ligence. 29, 13th Suaday after Trinit ‘The Missouri Universtt; D. D on the Right Rev | diocese of Missouri. | ‘Phe English papers announce the death of two of the | vicar apostolics in England, Bishop Griffiths, of the Lon- | don district, and Bishop Mostyn, of the no1 ». | Thy vy. Rufus W. Clark, of Portsmouth, N. H, will preach this evening in the Plymouth church, Brooklyn, the disastrous influence of war, upom our civil, social d religious institutions An English paper shows, that in the diocese of St. Asaph, Wales, which abounds in poor curates of long standing, £7,000 per annum is held in sinecure, by Eng- | lishmen, who do not know a word of the languages of | the parishes from which they derive their incomes. The London Tablet says, that the names of Archbi- shop Crolly. of Armagh, Archbishop Murray, of Dublin, | and Archbishop Nicholton, of Corfu, are entered on the Pope’s private list tor a vacant Cardinal’s hat. ‘The corner stone of & new Catholic ehurch was laid last Friday in Wooster, Wayne co., Ohio, by Right Rev. Bishop Purcell. Father Driscol, 8.J who left here for Montroal with | the other ers of St. John’s, is, we reget to learn has conferred the degree icero 8, Hawks, bishop of the recovering. The superior ot the Gray Sixters at that Place, was recently extremely sick from the same fever. | ‘The Grove church, erected for the congregation of the Reformed Dutch church, New Durl ~ J. will be dedicated to the worship of God on Wednesday. the Ist of September; service to commence at half past 10 A. M. Rey. Henry Ward Beecher has accepted the invitation of the Plymouth Congregational Church in Brooklyn, to become their pastor, and is expected to commence his labors in October. Rey. L, Griggs, of the Chapel strect_ Church, having received and accepted a call from the church in Middle- borough, Mass , resigned his charge last Sabbath. ordinary receip been less thai apy previous year since 1836. ‘The dit- ference, howe between the donations of the two last f wee ix only v1; there being, at the sume time, a dif- ference between the legacies received during tho same period (including the Waldo legacy) of $46,585, 2. An unusual number of laborers, within the past year, have gone forth vo the heathen. ‘Twenty missionaries, nd eighteen female assistant: missionaries, have embarked for their respective fields since August, 1346, ‘The Right Rev. Bishop Hughes arrived in the city on Thursday morning. Mr. James O'Sullivan received the order of sub dea- con in the Cathedral on Saturday last; on Sunday that of Dencon; and on Monday (Feast of St Rose, of Lima) the holy order of the priesthood was eonferred on him by tho Right Rev. Bishop coadjutor. We understand that the official ratification of the acts of the late Provincial Council of the Bishops of the Unit- ed States has oeen received by the Right Rey. Archbi- op. The cities of Albany and Buffalo in this State, have ted into Episcopal Sees, by his Holiness Pius IX. The Right Rev. Dr. McCloskey, coadjutor of New York,has been appointed to that of Albany, and the Very Rev. Mr. Timon, Superior of the Lazarists, to that of Buffalo. Galveston has been erected into a Seo, and the Right Rev. John O din, hitherto Vicar Apostolic of Texas, has been appointed Bishop. The Rev. A. Rappe has been made Bishop of Cleveland; we have already noticed the appointment of M. Bazin to the See of Vincennes. Number of Episcopalian parishes in Maine 6, number of clergy 16; Baptisms since the last Convention—adults 6; infants 67; confirmations 13; communicants 65; con- tributions $1104 87, In the diocese of New Hampshire there are of parish mations 20; communicants 443; contributions $668 08. Tn the diocese of Rhode Island there are 26 clergymen confirmed one hundred and thirt y-fi the holy communion about thirty times, about two hundred and sixty sermons Four clergymen have taken fo dioceses, and three have been received. nd addresses. clergy 22. cants 5393. In the diocese of Kentucky, the number of clergy, in- cluding the bishop, is 19, ‘The clergy in attendance 012. The parochial reports present the following : tisms—aduits 29; infants 159; colored 5; confirmed 117; communicants 730, Sunday Schools—Teachers 33; scholars 215, Baptisms 112; confirmations 41; communi- Miscellaneous. ‘Tho post office at Northampton, N. H., was entered on Wednesday night, and robbed of most’ of the letters and some loose monep. ‘The bags containing the small mails for the towns west, were found about twenty rods from the office, cut open, and rifled of their contents; all the letters prepured for mailing in che morning. nearly all the deters in the boxes, and three or four hundred dead and promiscuous letter snot called for, were taken. What amount of funds the letters contained is not known.— Baker & Delano put a letter in the office for Sturbridge, York, payable to Charles Delano, both of whioh are gone.— Hampshire Gazette, Id inst. morning last. She had over eighty passengers in th in, and thirty-six in the steerage. the mail frum New York failed to-day.” Fair at Saratoga committees are busy in causing the erection of fences, kc. Two recruits, who enlisted at Buffalo, jumped from the steamboat few nights since, on their way to this city, and were drowned. The Common Council of Boston have voted to give Capt. Youennes, the ofticer who arrested Tirreil, a thou- sand dollars. Accounts from St, John, N. B., state that situation of the immigrants on Partridge Island at the entrance of the harbor, is beginning to attract the attention of the government, It is stated that women, sick with the typhus fever, have been left to sleep on the damp grass for two successive nights, during which time no one came near them ; and other cases of gross neglect are pointed out. A painful affair it is said took place at the Providence depot Friday morning, in which the'domestic differences of the parties were obtruded upon the public gaze, We learn that the ground between this city and the Central Railroad is staked off,and that a contract has buen made for the posts, As soon as a sufficient force Georgia. fever. August 27. ment of the fortification on Sollers’ Point Fiate,is assum- ing a brighter aspect ; that Major Ogden, ot the Eugi- necr Department, has'beon assigned to duty there, aud will no dowbt soon make the preliminary preparations. terminus, 28 milés from New Orleans, on the 26th ult road. county. It appears, according to the informa which has reached us, that a man with « loaded gun in his hand, wae walking in front of the building, when a number of persons came up in @ wagon, and as the par- ties were in the act of passing each vther, the gun went off, and wounded four of them, it is supposed mortally Lhose injured are W. Cool, Sarah siatthews, Isaac Street, and a little girl, name unknown. How the acol- dent happened or what was done with the man who caused it, we are unuble to say.—vilton Tevegraph, Ith ult, ANNIVERSARY AT Anpover THEOLOGICAL SeMt- t Andover, took place on Wednesday last. T was preached by Key. Profeseor Thompson, of Kast Windsor, Conn,, and is represented a6 having been ® “clear, strong, dignitied, thoughtful” oration, withor any especial attempt at dispiay ‘The graduating class was sual. The (slowing were the orations of gradua- ting members, as appointed for the oceasion:—Khetori- cul value of the truth that the Holy Spirit aids the preachur.—Jonuthan Edwards, (Y.C.) Andover. (N Cessarily omitted on account of sickness. Christian patriotisim—Christopher M, Cordley, (W. Rt. ©.) Ann Arbor, Michigan the Now England preachor—Samuel D. Dexter, (I, U ) Roxbury. The realization of the ideal in character- John M, Steele, (D, ©.) Epsom, N. H. The religion of yentiment—Edward W. Clark. (D. ©.) Tewksbury. Srvaiovs Nores.—We find | ticulars in relution te the spurii ing to be the issue of the New Haven Bank, allusion to which has already been made in the Heraid, A parcel of blank ten dollar notes, from the genuine plate, had been stolen from vhe printers office, the bills filled up with false riguatures, numbers, dates, ko , and set afloat. The numbering aod dates, and the names of the per- sons to whom they are payable, are very easily deteoved, | while the signatures of Denwon, president, and A. ‘Towusend, Jr., cashier, are very good imitations, The paper and the impressions are perfect 80 far as they have been seen, they sre payable to T. Bishop, Z. Brad- ley, |, H. Townsend, and 8. A. Foot, and are dated Ist Feb. and lst Deo, 1545, and ist Jan., Ist Nov. and let Deo. 1846, The bank has issued no ten dollar notes dated 1546, and those issued in 1847 are all signed H, Sanford, president, following par- | lying sly ill from fever caught at the sheds. | So also is the Rev. M. Lanator, fe | _R. Fathers Beaudrand and Molloy, at Bytowa, were Another financial year of the American Board closed ; " on the Sist of July, leaving the treasury of the Board | 824 Navy of Texas,” ure spending some days with their burthened with a debt of more than thirty-one thousand | dollars. ‘This result has been owing to two causes. 1. The ot the. Board, for the last year, have 9, of clergy 16. Baptisms—adults 8; infants 40; confir- 9 Plasters, magnetic fluid, &c., w Since the last Convention the Bishop has consecrated two churches; ordai: ed four deacons and six priests, persons, and (in- cluding the services of his own parish) has administered and delivered titers of dismission to other In the diocese of Illinois, number of parishes 35, of containing $79 in money, and another for the west, with | a draft of $110 on the American Exchange Bank in New The Southerner arrived at Charleston on Monday The Courier | ys :-—"“We are indebted to the Southerner for New | one suffers for days togeth York papers of the 28th, which were very acceptable, as | Great preparations are making for the approaching | can be obtained it will not be long before every thing will be ready for the wire.—Constisutionalist, Augusta, We were grieved to learn yesterday that another of the sisters of charity, who nas been ministering to the sick in the Charity Hoxpital, was struck down with the Her lite is despaired of.—New Orleans Picayune, Ivisaald that the prospect for the carly commence- a ‘The Mexican Gulf Railway was opened to its present A feast was given on the occasion at Lake Borgne, and | s4 speeches were made by Col, Isauc T. Preston, Judge b.. A. Canon and O. P, Jackson, Esq., in which they paid « glowing tribute to the epterprise of the company andthe skill and science of J. W. Smith, the engineer of the An accident, which it is feared will result in the loss of several lives, occurred on Tuesday last, in front of the dwelling and store of Jos. Squire, Esq , of Venice, in this | & Brother, Bariiux Avsthetic culture—its importance to | 4 Notes purport. | Movements ot ¢ Peuple. Mr, Clay's numerous iriends wit | that he has gotten back to the Whit» Sapuerrt —— fo heaith, and yot more, and no doubt beeing, in spirits: “He sooms to have been most gr im Prossed bythe manifestations of affection exhibited every bout 500 visitor at the springs ast none, mre, Sem abou! re @ springs, and per day.—Baltimore Americans 3d inst St” S*rtvale | Phe funeral services and rites of burial of the body of Hon. Silas Wright were performed at Canton, on s last. The number of our citizens from all parts of the county who were present was so great that » part onl: were able to obtain a place within the spacious chi where the services held, The discourse was deliver- ed by the Rev. Hiram S. Johnson, an old friend and neighbor, than whom probably no man living was more intimate with the deceased. ‘hen the venerable cler- gyman mentioned the commencement of his early ac- uaintance with Mr. Wright, in the year 1811, 08 a flow stuaent,and continued and uninterrupted friendship existing between them ever after, he was most moved. He spoke from his own inert Se vate virtues © te eatoans. = in eres s earnestness, deeply affecting to the en’ Koes ome ‘The mortal remains of our disti friend and neighbor are dey decrees of Providence are the severe attliction.— Ogde | _ Paredes is said to be a man of great probity,but intem. porate. It is related that Sapte Anna onee | to bribe him through Tornel, Paredes the agent no gentleman, and told him to tell his principal to meet him face to face, ‘ If,” said he, ‘Santa Anpa has | lost a leg, | too have lost the use of both my hands, (be | had been shot in both) yet | will be glad to meet him !— Bost, Transcript, sd inst, Col. Jou B. Weller declines being the democratic can- didate for Govérnor in Ohio, at the ensuing eleetion. it is said in a letter from London, that Fanny Elesler aa none 600,000 francs by the failure of a banker at enice, Tho democrats of Seneca county, Obio, held their County Convention on Saturday, the 28th ult, and nomi- nated ir. Noble their representative for last year. The Hon. Wm. 8. Archer, Senator of Vi and the Hon. Branch T. Archer, formerly * fib of War if friend Gen. Thos. J. Green, at Jamaica Plains, Caleb Segur, of Mount’ Holly, has been appointed Steward of the New Jersey Lunatic Asylum. | A Democratic County Convention assembled at Lan- | caster, Pa., on the After the nomination of candi- | dates for County officers, the convention adopted reso- lutions in favor of the tariff of 46, and approving of the course of the national administration in relation to the Mexican war. Also approving of the course ef the pre- sent Chief Magistrate of Pensylvania, and recommend- ing in strong terms his re-election, OOK! LERS’ TRADE SALES.—Gentlomen attend- ing the Trade Sales, are presumed to know the style and character of the subscribers’ various publications, they are. spe- ited h u d ke ina all varity. Also, the low prices, the catalogue with the cash House- variety. Also, the low pr phices set down; the show bills: the Comic, German eepers, Farmers and Rough and Ready Almanacs The 200'kinds of Sou ber of Books, colored and ’ umber of laneous books of a ‘and prices; and above all we want our customers to be satisfied that we rly wi i br satisfied th: deal fax ith | “propria Persona,” or with their letters coutaiming 01 TUKNER & FISHER, 76 Chatham st. N.Y. _125 30r*re 15 North 6th street, Philadelphis. ‘alton sti }. Opposite Chur certain cure for theukostisan, cungl ids, glands, stiffness of the joints, ague aud fewer, , aud others. ed by Drs. Mott, Stevens, Boy: been successfully adm nistered in the above complaints, forthe last 22 years. Open from 6 A. M. ul 0 F. bor re ‘Sarsaparilia Syrup prepared by the Shakers, 75 conte aw! EXTENSION LINING tle FHQbes PATENT PREMIUS TABLES, with metal plated slides, for private parlors and dining rooms, hotels, steamboats, &c., unsurpassed for eles kance, durability and convenience, warranted never to get out oforder, A large assortment, the largest in the city, and un- equalled for yartery poqether with a general assortment ‘of ele- shiouable Cabinet Furniture, constantly to be found ins, No. 443 Broadway, where the public are re- vited to call and fe. audi sorere F. HOBE, 443 Broadway. _ HE ORIGINAL GALVANIC RINGS, bands, belt, holesale aud vetail, at 193 Broadway, corner John street. sealers supplied on liberal terms. Warrauted to ufactared by the original makers, and the price is much reduced. 192 Broadway, coraer John WIGS STRANGERS and Cifisons washing ig or Toupee, are invite to lnspoet, ‘im. Baichelor, where they can select gest stock in the United States. ‘There fe alwa 6 to procure an artiele an every business, and e to pers Wig or Toupee, is at Batchelor’s 2 Wall street, near Broadway. Pri rooms for Books; a Copy the'ndds auld 3°rre GENUINE Beans 01 y. close coufine- meus, an excess of care, and dyspepate are the principal causes of premature baldness; and a more be deprived val “ommament for the youth orin the indeed, hardiy be ‘That preparat: “alculated to bene- ir, which has a te y to equalize the coreul: timulate U in and nourish the y beneath. Jenuine Bear's Oil, d by the an igned, from Canada and the North Hor for this purpose to any merely artificial prepara world. It 1s highly periumed, and its use has beea strongly re- | commended by those who have thoroughly studied the consti- | ‘wan aud physiology of the hair. Perfumed and prepsred for the toilet by HENIY JOHNSON, Chemist, 274 Broadway, comer of Chambers street. Sold also, at 100 Fulton street, and 7 Kast Broadway. Large bottles 50 cents; small, 25 ceuts. (7 Purchasers to be assured of yet.ing the enuine Bear's Out rchase ouly auch as bear the seal and name ot ‘on, 273 Broadway, New York. NStANT CURE FOR THE TOOTHACH There have been many attempts, from time immemorial, to dis- | cever a speedy and permanent care for the toothache. ‘The discovery has at feugth been made. No too acute, can resist for live minutes the Clove Anodyn the nerve forever, as far as its capacity to endure pain cerned. If this were universally known, how muen gem “misery to distraction tending would be saved. How many a ¢ from this greatest of all ** ‘Phe minor ills that curse humanity chase an antidote to his distress. As of Homer, | when 25 cents would a poet says of the | I would not be without it ia my house, For all the wealth of Crassus.” Prepared and sold by Henry Johasoa, chemist, successor to A. B. Sands & Co., 273 Broadway, corner of Chambers street. Sold also at (00 Fulton street, and 77 East Brondway, N. ¥.; soldalso by most respectable draxyists ia the United Beates. (7 Purchasers must be carefui that they be uot deceived by some worthless compound wader ne. Examine the wrapper of the v observe the name and # ne. EW PAPER HANGINGS—F. PARES & CU., No 379 Pearl street, New York, Importers and Manufacturers, have reeeived theirusual large supply of all the new of every style and quali {French and Americ Hangings, Borders, Vi Fireboard Prints, and wide 4 | dow Cartain Peper, which they offer to detlers, merchants, and others, at extremely low pri | ‘The most competent workmen to hang paper may be had at hort 29 30r* re LENT—The highest prices advanced in ‘and small sams on gold and silver watehes, diamoni plate, jewelry, furniture, clothing, dry goods, Be. ke J NM. DAVIES, Licensed ‘Pa rr. 232 ‘William street, near . | Persons received in private office by ringing the bell. nog S0t®re VHEAP CASH ESTABLISHMENT —The unde: J furnishes ships, steamers, hotels, boarding houses milies with all kinds of stores at wholesale prices. Among ck may be found groceries, liquors, segars, fine wines, Dne D. Moutabello and Heidsick Champagnes black and green Tea will be sold at great tu close a consignment. Country merchants and up town cers would do well to call, All orders from the country. Will be promptly attended to. Masters of veasels haying small lots of Koos to dispose of for cash w Orde I please ci . rs amount. Il be seut home free o! Pas) A. B. MILLS. 59 Water st. ¥ | theh pei °. to any thing of the kind in wset— Ss Hamphreys Wilgragton, No lina; P.1. Rausom, Troy; A.J. Beals, New Yorks T. ue, Montreal; Clarke & Brother, Sirncuse—Kor sale he mauutseturer, 82 Nassau street, New Yor; Q. q y; William Bristol, L Iarke & B T C. Doave, Montreal ginia; Cooley & ( AKDS, No 6 BARCLAY STREET —The sub- Besar resid respectfully remind his friends and vatlie in me hat he has in separste apartments, five + Lard tables ito any i the city,aed gentlemen | og hes exter Ii can be furmshed with © whieh will be kept for The tales, balls and ewes not to be surjassed rooms are large, and any geat emen ye the mae sn this amase mem will wot be suflocsted with the heat. Also, has tw Bowling Alleys, which haze been lately refitted, and will be kept in the best order, The bar is always sto-hed ‘why beat liquors sud segars ‘of New York. Also, has the best of oyster Cold’ Laneh price of Bowling SBisrelay sts few liards. | No. . FRANCIS Hotel | aud Tefetaw ae ee R MAN BE BALSA om © Waes chiel lowks aneo grim w dim.” ANNAMILL. There are few bodily aslments more distressing im . ture than toflamantion of the eyes, accompanied or euecasded by defective ¥ Anythiog whieh can re these evile and cents. HENRY TOuneo ia aneh a nat vag experience | to be estimated + Bye peeps t mast therefore be regarded as boon, of | ie | from vi | Sayeieet Cotes Iaeeaianel fond wai ids: ‘hey have nltimately be to read with plee om mat et by le Price 25 ceuts a jar, with ample directions THiEnY TOMNWON ch an31 900% m ™ ww Uhombors it A YeKOsTAT TOOTH PASTR—Vor cleans ‘eethand Gums, and communicating the Breath, this Ambrose] Paste, cine and other Pe es are | any other deutif ice. compounded cf astringent mete- rials, it hardens the gums an@ makes them adhe: re more, wily to the teeth, thereby assimting mates ial y im preserving the | ter from ture decay. This Paste also comoimesaalkpu freqnent Use isa sure menos of ss brear in A aweet condition. pared RY JOHN 8 Cert ny Brogpn # ite Buik comer of € * eaves