The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1847, Page 4

§mons thao in private life, we have Mr. James . Clay, of Kentucky, a son of old Hal, who bears a very distinct resemblance to the great statesman, and is a great Clay man, we should jguess.. He is attended by Mr. Pindell, of Ken- tucky, and they move westward in the morning. ‘We have had, for several nights past, an Indi- an flutist giving concerts at Carnsi’s Saloon > ood judges say that what Ole Bull 1s on the vi- olin, Choctaw Chubbee is on the one keyed flute. We understand he proposes going to N. York to create a little astonishment. We have not seen or heard him, but from all we learn he is a genius on the flute. The weather is getting almost unseasonably cold. : Bon Nutr. P. S.—News of the election of John Bell, of Tenn, to the Senate —of a destructive earihquake in Jalisco, Mexico, and of the death of that chief of the rancheroes, Canales. Open house at the President’s to-night, and a good turn out. Court Martial of Lieut. Col. Fremont. TWENTINTM Day. Wasuine row, Nov. 26, 1847 Bright autumnal morn! Potomac river high, from therains of the last three days. Court met at ten. All present; record read over. Cro: amination of Major Phili; concluded.—Lieut. Col Fremont submitted » paper to the court, by advice of his cou xhibiting the rele- wa of the question propounded yesterday in reference St. George Cooke, to in California between Col. Mason and Li Cal, Srrasont, with double barrelled guns and buokshot cartridges, which duel is still im- ending. mused contends for the relevancy of the coy ‘iad its importance to the defeace, not- withstanding it had been previously rejected by the court, The accused would, however. reserve this matter to the general defence, and would hereafter withdraw any question to which aa objection should be raised, thus saving to the Court the delays of deliberations with closed doors upon doubtful int rogatories ; but reserving, as well as the question re- jected, all other matters deemed to be of importance to the defence, to anoth age of thie trial. ‘The Court was cleared for a deliberation upon this document, and after some time devoted to the merits of joor was opened; but the conclusion of the had under considera- no announeement was made hmong upon the matter they had tion. Q Did you not charge Don Jose Antonio Cavillo, (one ofthe officers of the insurrection,) with being implicated in aconspiracy with Lieut. Col. Fremont. and with having engaged tofarnish him with 200 California horsemen, id you not threaten to imprison him (Cavillc) for the same? A. No. i Q In your postscript to your report to Gen.’ Kearny, you say, I was informed by Capt. Owens that there were at least one Lundred horses at San Gabriel. The Adjutant said he knew there were one hundred and fifty afewdaysago.” Now did you know that Colonel Kre- mont was ordered to proceed on a march with those horses, and that when about proceeding the best of the horses, the choice and pick of them, were taken from him or sold for a trifle, say $3 or less per head? A. When Lt. Col. Fremont was settling up his affairs at Los Angeles, that is. turning over the public property to Col, Mason, quite a number of horses were turned over. There was considvrable delay in getting the whole of them that were turned over—they were not all turned over at one time. The best were assigned Com- any C.. first dragoons, and a large number were sold ‘@ mere trifie, being found to be in a very bad condi- tion. Col. Bexton—State the probable price at which they were sold. Major Cooxe.—I think many of them were sold for three dollars, or less. Q [The question respecting the horses was put in a more extended form ; but read too rapidly by the Judge ‘Advocate to be caught by the reporter,or comprehended in the briefest hyeroglyphics.} A. In one of Colonel Fremont’s interviews with Cole- nel Mason at Los Angeles, in April last, in answor to in- quiries as to public horses, Colonel Fremont said that he had sent about one hundred and fifty or sixty, | think, horses, to be grazed and fattened at some ranch in the vieinity—[Colonel Benton, in a loud whisper, rancho! rancho!—not ranch]—that he expected to return to day street Theatre, this evening, in the great character of Virginius, the theatre has been so crowded in. every part that hundreds had to be refused admittunce, ‘{rish evenings” atthe Lyre buildings, where Herz and Sivori give a good concert this evening. lean that at the time fcr ne ah a Reet at Monterey, and I think did not arrive for uest, witness to the reaiy'Col Fremont om that oc- the town and remain A. At Gen. Kearny’s conversation | think he told casion, that he must come into ly “Where did you first_hear of Gen. Kearny’s inten- arrest Col. Fremont ’ om at the exact time: but I think it was in the month of May, on the return from Los Ae irhen did you first know that you were to bea wituess on the trial of Lieut Col Fremont ? ‘AT recelved » letter in 8t. Louis, about sth Septem- ber, from Gem. Kearny, in this city. 1 informed in that letter, that my name been in as a witness on thetrial of Lt. Col. Fremont. That was all the infor- mation | had. | was mistaken in ssying Sth September; it was in the early part of Ootober. Col Pavwe.—Of this year? A. Ofthis year? Yes, sir. Q. Do zo know whether it was a calculation on the ton the partof Gen, Kearny, to have the trial of anything further toadd, I remain, yours, respectfully. Conretpontent Philedsiphis Norikimericees Passenge: Mavaca—Brig Erato—Capt F W Frazier, British Army. eee = sree nati ley Blue Ste | day and put back) bark Lo Spey Ag Bantimonk, Ney 27— Ar barks Li rane ist t: | Wee ile, oto y H ero, bbl; potatoes, $1 the bushel. mn ra, ‘ + cid Puxato Capexro, Nov. 6, 1847 —Only v lots id oe of the new crop of Coffea have yet appeared fi daa a which have been disposed of at 708 cents, Ox and Cow | insuih Mass. Sid barks Bohl Bohlen, Bremen; Maryland, Hides come in freely, and well at 636 & 736 per Ib. Bomou: vgs St Andrew, Jamaica; Oronoco, Be Jobe, Duster none in ger last ee yma at7 re g Piagnolia ts jjentans Michigan, Terry, and on @ oredic ‘wo mont! jton—none most Lame! ‘. superior class produced in this eountsy conmnaanas ache Sarah Aaa, Quian, Bermudas 3d; Br bak few days since 13 cents per lb. Money is ¢: 7 ich ere Ao meabrook. scarce at this present moment, and the gloomy advices do, bark Bariog Brothers, Hea Ancwerp: iF from England have tended to « great extent to depress it Sag me ‘SitheArt peigs Gen - the macket here and paralyse commercial tr ns | to, Carlton, Belfast, Me; Sasdrepie, (8 } » Bermuda; ‘The country is in the evjoyment of perfect tran ity. | schrs Joho, Pomel!, (Br) eters: & ‘ommodore, The Paez leaves no American vessels in port. Wines Cooley, NYork | Cid schr Fisarro, Bragg. jpeulding, New Y Daseaas, Nov 20—Arr schr Eliza Macutas, Nov 1t—Arr brig Citizen, Brown, ——, ‘Sid 16ch, bark Desdemona, (new) NYork via I Tine Ani. Cuew) N York La port 223, wig wind, x Murs vomasrén, Nov ai—~Art schrs [sane Achorn, Crock- re Arrived. tehr Jacob East 1 HoMaston, t. Col Fremont delayed, until he, (Col. F.) could get ett, NYork; 20th, Clarendon, Spear, and Patriot, Crockett, do. witnesses from California, or that he would be tried whol- pores importatious, Jos Farwell, Swan, do. ly on.documentary and written testimony? Caccorta—Bark Talismau—8115 aga saltperre 1953 pieces Nov 17—, rach Leg veal Di in mr NG Prinnd A. I don’t know anything on the subject, sir. redwood 1350 bogs linseed 49 ffalo hides 114 do cow do 22 wens He T ‘After s short time in deliberation with closed doors, | 4° fair mats 7 do Tata goatakins 30 do do 101 do Madras do 237 lh York for Taunton; Jona Rogers the Court adjourned till to-morrow. Gos bags Glaue 427 bait detbides t rovdl Beata ee ren elnhaa gr Md, AM Hale, Chase, dodo Bld ceros to er & Warren. hrs Re Panoma, Philadg)obia; 18th, Bartimore, Nov. 27, 1847. Leer ya} i Sata t.06) Donen, ™ kegs ra’sins 425do ‘Smith, do; 20th, R Borden, Commencement of Winter—Strange Case of Sui- | ™*?** # Jemous P Harinony’s Nephews. and» ach Sarah Ripe cide—Burglaries—The Governor clect-~Mr. Domestic ie gereape . Harding aud Mary iy Porrest= Dr. Lovery ec NGALTHTON—Bark James Hall—237 bales cotton Brower & rs, Beason, W ilmine: neh 3 bd 7% * 5 je Man, and Alert, This is the first wintry morning we have yet had Boston schra Florence (aod epee : , : . 25th—- Arr brig Mezeppa, Collins, in this section of the country, and ice an eighth MARITIME HERALD, Sevanua for Fartsmous sche, Be r NYork for of an inch thick is about in abundance. Mout a Wats Wek sa. ee "C M ra; schrs May A young man named Jacob Shuster, was yes- ppehienscrniaaes os si a ia Fi Flower Flores. ¢ 8 aN 2 ii, and Kenow a vas t b rime ri ibe Pes OBILX, Cld bai nol Ps terday morning found dead in a house of ill fame New 0 Sees hips Carolus eee ea on Nott street. It appeared that he went flay lower, Crabtree, NYork; Lubec bark fans , Se ts home from the theatre on the previotis night with Cleared, renee: brig Balamnere, pepciaons alert ene Sirah, vho lives in the - | Ships— Ariel, Hant, Canton, Cary & Co: Pauther, Sherry, | Borman, Brazos Below, bark Eliza Thointon, and two brigs ei vi e| n ol u oradike, jeamit! a . Aad ” i “ 7 : 5 Riddle, ty his—a sister. In the morning she left him in 5, Mobic as jor Mos in: chols ide, aie eatons Paacagouln, Barna, Mob ” ‘ 4 jortheraer, Charleston, Spoffo: een. , . HEH ed teats AE ot die irate fguatation, (Un) Nell do! Mestaray, ey BA rig Maertia Trobe, Gasser 4 . 7 . We % s, ‘ o when he was found to have fired a pistol into his sisal, Amndell an BE Fe gikias, Gilkey. and Albatross, d mouth, and died a few minutes alter. Ite was jermidas WAH Di rae Taunt hee Sedhe; | gun, Ronny Bari, Pars Challenge, Parks, aud Diadem, evidently amuill wright by trade, and it is thought (Br) a i 4 it | Freach, do for Phi pI i fe, Hard 24—Arr sloop Emily, Kirby, New Ez belonged to St. Louis. He had been boarding in eo C ippleary, Buck, | /Nzw.Bapronn, Nov a respectable boarding house, and had comport- Woodside, North. Bier pk pf gree, don AE | Yate aunvronr, Nov 2t—Arr Br echr Isabella, Hutton, St ed himself in a most exemplary manner. corn ‘Manu, do, N E McCready & Co; Freighter, Chase, | John, NB. vase becikeduahde' Gea eran Coble On Wednesday night the houses of the Rey, | Portland. r foun, Nov ss—Arr schts Gen Tayler, Orin Mr. Reese, and Chas. M. eKyser were burglari- ously entered, and robbed of various articies of We have abundance of burglars in the | ria, For the last five nights | par Mr. Lover has had crowded auditories to his Puivapetrut, Nov. 27, 1847. The Pea Patch Case—The Bail of the Murderer of Kelly increased—The Blockley Almshouse—A Man caught on a Cowcatcher—Extension of the Police Force—Additional Reward for a Mur- ir 12th echrs—Catharine, Scott, St Jago de C: Flot, (8rem) Strany sBark Talisman, Somes. London for ‘Tobago Doris, for Santa Cru: Portuguese bark Ne with 2899 bags coffee 144 pack+ges mdse to Siffkin, Co. Bark James Hall, Curtis, Griveston, 28 days, to Bade jos showing a tri-color Palladium. Th Cc hr Providence, Shanks, Portianp, Nov 23—Cld ship St John, (new. 562 tons) Skol- field, NOrieans. Arr 2ith,schr Levity, Snuw, bal, more — Port au Ph: chtel & Dreyer: ‘rosby, Crocker & Warren; Victo- 8. T Winaiett; 1° S Rus- Havighorst,, gers toby, Ant ua, C (Br) Hammond, Yarmouth. value, sell, Bi uth, NC. Platt & Van Brunt; Cora, Guth- | Cld brigs Tollmade, Vinieg, Cuba; Abbathula,’ Doane, Nor- “\The Hon. Philip Francis Thomas, Governor Dasiel Barclay, Schuyler, Edenton, NC; | folx; ache Romeo, Blanchard: Baltimore. | a a onus, elect of Maryland, is now in. Baltimore; making and, Barah £ 4 ton for WY, hy ghz ath chr Kaseauibo, (Br 3 matted) Mot. Monday next. : . | Deunis,do; Hienzi, Durfee, Newport; Helen Smith, Simi “Save, Nov 24—Cld schrs Rival, Barke, Rio Grande; Nas- Mr. Forrest closes his engagement at the Holli- | Derby, Ct. ei MENY seu, Braye Wore Ind ve lay ge i fe bt Na PI Stickeey. Cavennes 20th, bog Allen, Williams, Isles de Los, WeoLLivan: Now ig—Sld brig Factor, Handy, NYork Livan, Now rig Factor, Handy, NYork. Savanwani, Nov 22—Arr bark Veruon, Paxton, New York; leutta, July 22, Sands Head 26th. 17 10N, jlo 47 1 W. spoke be achr Pandora, from 2 18.N, lon 47 W, spoke Swedish bark 59 days, rousides Packet, De Luz, Rio Jansise, er & A Fe 4 1, 7, la: “ Marice, Mil \ rf le, None fe Mtebtige ith weed? Pio es jhinden, of sq fim Norfolk. Cid prev to 2th, ahip: Mary & Adeline; Creighton; York, 20 days fm NOrleans f ath, lat $0 13, ton 79 | NOrlean: 5, 1a de Cruz for Riehmond; lat 35 20, lou | Taunr 75'10, bark Pacsaix, from Kichmond for NOrl do. Loree ‘Arrival of Strangers, Satunvar, Nov. 27. pel 20 davs westward of the Grand Monterey, and to use these horses in surveying some | 1... begs Oe bade otine Lek Brinson ar aia . southern route to the United States, the Gila, I think derer, Sc. Bermuds, 9 days, with 1200 busl co Pbpb eee waeins heed soe hep beoes Oty wind sear a yee The argument on the Pea Patch case was com- Oa We any = yea al eo of the H ‘oodbury, Portsmouth 3D ay A Hicride time. Colonel Mason did not assent to it, or probal n A : in ‘ . . ay :E Baker, a Foduoed thelr umber ¢o sixty—this ls to the best of my | Meaced this morning by the Hon. Mr. Bayard. Highlands, saw Fr seaman New York, at ( detict: Gapatikery; perenne eae john hin Aryahasqers of the One of the gang of ‘‘skinners,” named a ones, Smith, Brandyw 3 epic! 5 mae i a t part of it; whether these ire the same horses, or Hy Hf 4 i ii iy a some of them that were sold afterwards by my orders, I Valiant, who was arrested during the search for Behe, Rebecca, Collins, Brandywine, 5 days, to Allen & "ASTOR HOUSE. do not know, snd had no opport sais hr Pog i the murderer of Kelly, which followed the com- Behr Bal e6, Crowell, Yarmon ‘Washington Y Sievers, Q. Inyour official report.you say, “if these Americans | \_: ..: ns F jchr Edgar, Bartlett, Smyron, ae arotaught not to obey the egal authority of the govern. | Mission of the deed in Southwark, was this Below. G Pema, | New Jersey J Trowbridge. ment, what dangerous impression must have unavoida- | morning brought before Judge Kelly on a writ) One bak, unknown. Hon F Granger, ;8tLouis C Randall, New bly been imparted to the late enemy who surround us, | of habeas corpus, to procure a reduction of the led, K Walton, do J Parkhurst, Baltimore who gallop over the country urmed to the teeth, and | amount of bail required, ‘The Alderman who | Packet ship Margaret Evans, London, and others LBryson, — Counecticut A Gibbs,’ New Bedford many of them with weapons taken in battle from our | heard the testimony elicited on that occasion, FE Gobare: Phitadelphia J Tompkins, Lousy troops” Now will you state where those armé were | 140 uired $500 bail, but the Judge, instead of re- Ea ew siroy Cape Chadwick, Couvectit 80 taken, or were there any other taken than those taken pa rte 4 Lal eeebled ib dh e E te” Mand Mire Mudge Lean A. My whole answer must be by hearsay, founded on | W29 ORVDreT. 00 ys ‘3 doy SM Paynter, Neal, NBed: | DrKelloxe, plex T Harris, North Carolina common report. The weapons which I alluded to were | MAN EC | p blished f the Blockl ven; Eagle, Parsons; Emeline, | fi Stevens. Lewin A eee Dalawere sabres taken in battle at San Pasqual, as I suppose, from | ,, The last published report of the Blockley ea home Lgndon 650 Pere Almsh the ber of its. inmates at Anconite, Parke, St Johns, PR. Y Davidson, vy pI men that had been killed. Gen Kearny commanded in | Almshouse, fixes the number f egat | & reer ir Pegg tendon fl iba Sire arate that action. I am not aware that any arms had been | 1,727, of whom 698 were in the hospital and lu- | gon; “brigelda Harper, Port au Prine Mr and Mrs Bristow, Pa M Story. lost in battle elsewhere by our troops in California, | natic dep*rtment; being 225 more than at the | Boston; Queen Esther, Higgins do J Powell, Philadelphia Kd Rowley, Gietinnstiips Seater moune tie calytakia thee || ee omen Wamvorts Lada Berens Kearietion: destieae wD GalvenonBay S$ Lasdalé do defeat near Los Angeles, which is the only battle that i | <,muel Cotting! workman in o 7 eatcott, Lodge, Savannth; Kensington, Stephenson, Bost WI alves AER Femember four trgpe beng sgegnd I, exonptUadet | nia’ Manaynniey was dreadluly. injured by | St"ssa ir pig faite! Rew Bodo ys Be cose able aeitenee iumiaars the orders of Gen Kearny — The siege of capitulation | 1 ainy caught up in the cowcatcher of a passen- | Robbins, Providence; J Stratton Stadans; Tennessee, Wile EASTERN PEARL STRERT HOUSE. of Los Angelew. might be considered by some a battle, | Deng C Ae cailroed Ahead She | iam ey Parsons’ and fimaeiine, Marcia: Fail Rivers Wer | ‘T Nichols pale cae and, ifI am not mistaken, some arms or artillery were | g°r train on the railroad, near that place. He | 1a, New Haven; DM Meserole. Young, New York: | B © DeForest o. leine do surrendered on that oocasion. was crossing the eee ate not seé the train, barges Fatriot, Fos:er, and Ontario, Jones, do; steamer Vulcan, | T Baichelder Mass MCrocker Long Island Q. To the effect, when you delivered the verbal or- | OWing toa@curyein the road, é ae ak 7 PRANKLIN HOUSE. ders under which you might have crushed the resis. |. The proposition made in the City Councils, to] pose, PG entrar) stg teg 77 ody will sail tor | Miss,Rogers, Buffalo J Van Ingen, Albany tance of Captain Owens, but for fear of a“ revolt,’ was | increase the police force of the city to one hun- | qorrow. : » " FJ Shermes, aay D Newcombe, Albay not Lieut Colonel Fremont in command of the Califor- | dred men, exclusive of the nightly watch, meets | giip Avananta, from Liverpool, (before reported ashore iv | 8 Howland, prings ‘T'Judson,” Stockfort nia battalion. and did you hold this verbal authority | with general approbation. Mayor Swift has for | Boston Bay) was a gond ship of 697 tous, built at Fortsmouth | R Howland, n Spsings 8 A Le Buffalo & by penets resistance” as epplicable to Lieut. Colonel | a long time been asking for this. increase, and fn 1811 an valaed at $18.0 A gha belo ed to Mesa Theu: G Wellaman, Bridreport Biawzence, Pia ‘remont? . 4 f hi 1 a hase, of Boston, and ©. 8. Toppan, of Portsmouth, an erry, wath port nie. ‘A. [believe | did not speak of crushing the resistance | '2e garryin A take ihe ES Our | wne jesured for $95,00-819 G00 at the Ameri-nn Office. and | BE Navton, Bost W Freeman, ston of Captain Owen yesterday. The verbal order alluded | City less lie Full Teed, it: Sevat sat $16,000 at he Boylstos Ofics, in Boston, aud $1000 out of the HM Rogers, Butlalo to might be considered as giving a higher importance in lice force is fully organized, it is understood to | itv; and there was insu ed on the freight out of the city. M4 ‘ HOWARD HOTEL. my view to the object to be attained, which was to turn | be his intention to prevent the county fire is oad Misa Williams, e ie Cheney, Lowell over to company C, lst Dragoons, a part of their arma- | companies from passing through the city at every i ae ee, ico ‘Aleny ment. When those verbal orders were given, and when | alarm of fire that occurs. al, 5,500; ; Washington, 3600: Boston, 3000; | J'I'ream, | Saugerties J Osporn, de they were received. Lieut Colonel Fremont wasinthe| ‘The reward for the murderer of lzry Roberts | United States, 3000; Ky 3 Suffolk, | HK: NY R. Bingham, Michigan hborhood, | believe, of the California battalion, but | has been increased to $1500, by the additional | {003 Fe rah ned be Boylston, $160. We hive been inform: | ¥ will Boston J Stet ‘Nassvu calling himself Governor; I do not know whether he ao- | ¢ 30 he. CamdenOity It | “athat there is also $3600 insured on the cargo in England. Ww. do do : 4 BAN ers eae Sarr Hainer, of New Haven, which had been L roy J Ritter piladelohia tually commanded it oF not, I received, at the seme | fier of $800 by the Camden City Councils. All Troy J Ri Philadelohi u the efforts for the detection of the author seem florida, was got off without the assistan J Cortlnd co M Steenbergh Faurfie| time with those verbal orders, an important order placing me in command of the district, but it did not {nolude the command of that battalion prior to their being mustered into service Q. In saying you never were told by Gen. Kearny, or any one elsa, of his intention to arrest Lieut. Colonel Fremont, did you mean to say that you make a diffe- rence between posijive and indirect testimony; between official and unofficial; or do you mean to say that you had no knowledge of this case until the subpcan or or- der was served on you, say at Vera Cruz? [Court cleared after objectioa—a desire to answer—a motion to withdraw —question finally put.) A. Gen Kearny refused my application to return to the United States, till in a private letter | made a very warm appeal, which I believed he could not resist, to re- turn to join my regiment in the South; he assented a very short time before my departure. In coming down the Missouri, [ sought information on the point of my being « witness in this case, and the only satisfaction | got, was an impression that i Lt Col, Fremont was tried shortly, or at all, it would be exclusively on documenta- ry evidence, owing to the great delay, which it was anti- clpated might ensue by the call for witnesses from Cali- fornia Iwent to Vera Cruz under no expectation that I would be re-called; and when | received the order from the Adjutant General, it was with very great sur- se Q. You have explained the character of the arma referred to in your report, as being in the possession af the alifornians. What amount of arms did you mean? A. A fow sabres; that is, [ saw two or three—no more, myself. {The testimony ot the witnees was read over, and he was about being discharged.) Col. Cavncnitu.—Mr. President, have you done with this witness? Jvvox Apvocars.—Yee, sir, [And after a few words in conversation, Capt Cooke made his exit.) Cart, H. 8 Tunnen sworn—Ezawination in chief. — Q. State whether you were sent by Gen. Kearny to Los Angeles to convey orders to Lt. Col. Fremont. If a0, what orders, when you delivered them, and what Lt. Col, Fremont said to you officially in reply to the orders you thus delivered. A. Lwas sent by Gen. Kearny to convey orders to Lt. Col. Fremont at Los Angeles. {do not reoollsct the number of the order, I think, however, it was Depart- ment order, No, 2, but I am not certain | dolivered them about the 11th March. Col. Frembdnt replied to me the day after I delivered the orders, and then in- formed mw that he would proceed the next day to the mission of Sun Gabriel to execute the orders. Q. Is that @ copy of the order? [Paper shown.) A. That is a part of the order. It 1s correct as far as it goes; but it is not the whole order. | think it is all of the order that referred to Lt, Col. Fremont. (Order read, as recited in the 7th specification, Ist charge.) Q. Was this ciroular, here shown to you, delivered to Lt: Col. Fremont at the same time? A. It was. (Circular read. See 7th specification, Ist charge | Cross examination by Lt. Col. Fremont mont passed up a question, when M jraham desired the official rank ot the witness to be ascertained and re- corded, which was done, C»pt. Turner deposing that he was @ Captain of Dragooos,and A A.A General of the 10th Military Department, under Gen. Kearny } Q Do you recollect when the topographical party of Lt. Col. Fremont, himself at hethend of it, entered Mon- terey. and paraded before the quarters of (en. Kearny, and that he oalled out a man named Findley, and that ‘ou whispered to Gen. Kearny when Findley, was sent ik; and ifso, what was the objeot of Gen Kearny in thus calling out Findley and in thus sending him back? A_ I reoollect when the topographical party of Lt Col Fremont was paraded in front of Gen. Kearny’s quarters, himself at their bead —! recollect that Gen Kearny call. ed outs man by the name of Findley. It occurred to me at that moment that General Kearny’s object was to question Findley with respect to some informution Fiod- ley had that day given to an officer of the navy who re- ported it to me, aud [ to Gen. Kearny, in relation to ¢ tain conduct asoribed toa man of thename of Godey, longing to Col. Fremont’s party the court was cleared at the instance of the Judge Advocate. The court decided th eas should nS to oe question } . Kearny it such was his o} answered, it was. | then aid to him, pare, erie would not be agreeabie to the offlcer who gave the in- formation that you should notice it in this pnblic man. Q Do you know that Gen Kearne: an 07 Lieut, Cot Fremont, who was then tA mped with: bie men on the edge of Mooterey, to come into the town and stay in the town, and was not that order given within two days of the return of Gen. Kearny and hia Mor- ~ peperty with the topographical party, tothe United A. I recollect that « letter was addressed by Gen. Kearny to Lieut. Col. Fremont, which letter was left jn my bands, to be handed to Lieut. Col. Fremont on hin shee) apringers, and $7 a $14 for dry cows. limited demand at $5 a $6 25 the 100 Ibs; closing dull at quotations. Sheep—All in market sold at $1 a $4 each, according to quality. Hay comes in more freely, and arrival at Monterey, directing him to remain in thetewn to be futile. 56m, 5; $3000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850, 7236. Philadelphia Cattie Market. Nov. 25.—At market, 1250 beeves, including 400 driven to New York, 200 cows and calves, 1000 hogs, and 9380 ‘4 Prices—Beeves range at $5 to $6 50 the 100 lbs; at which rate most all in the market have been sold Cows and calves sold at $18 @ $35 for fresh, $14 a $28 for Hoge meet with a prices are @ little down; sales of good Timothy at $10 $1 1234 the owt, and straw at $7 a $7 50 the 100 bundles, which is also @ decline. Foreign Markets, Rro pv Janeiro, Oct. 12.—Business in sales continues very inactive, and we are largely supplied with most a: ticles of importation Flour—Gur whole stock, estimat- ed at 8,000 bbis, of which, in first handa,there may be of old crop 1500 to 2000 bbls; dealers wilt not purchase, and ave anxious for new to arrive. The bakers now really want good flour; a single cargo of Riehmond would, per- haps, bring 22\/000, but that two or three, to arrive about same time, would put down the price to 18)|000, the more 80, a8 several cargoes were known to be coming to foreign RB. houses, unused to the business, Baltimore probably will decline to 13\ or 14\, if as much was sent an Inet year, and were it as white and good as the two cargoes of new recently imported, it would lewsen the demand for Richmond, as more of it than u would be used for mixing, and hence Richmond wow! L. Baltimore 13) to 14\| and Richmond 16|j to 17) V now advised ofa cargo wheat and flour coming Chili, and of 2500 bbls flour being daily expected from I'rieste. Beef and Pork—Heavy sale. Coffee— Superior 2,950 to wreckers. commanded by Captain Saunders spoil. Spoken. Nov 8, lat 23 N, lon 60, passed a bark steering SSE, with stock on deck, Haven—onl: Salem, une. sea, although dismasted, on accoant of sickness among her posseny New Orleans, for Corcnua, ordered to q JUDSON’S HOTEL. Whi The Bishop opera troupe have taken the city | | 8x10 Pensta, (of Beverly) Robbins, from Maunsanilla for | P . Hartford . do mines ey ’. | Boston, ran ashore about 4 miles W by § of the Tortugas light | L . do Farlane, Mostreal by Taner, Soe ena anereaned i erenus onthe evening of the 7th iust—was assisted off bv tne AL Baries, New Haven K Tannalt, Charleston asm at every J mance, |. Opera | boat Savannah and sloop Gazelle, and taken into Key Wi SP Kendall, Hartford G Crafts, lo of ‘‘Linda of Chamouni” is becoming a universal | the th inst. M Beach, Chatauque County —=— ie thbridze favorite; it is pertormed to-night for the third | | Bar Aments MutHoLLanp, heuce at Demerara, lost (pel T eedare I time, fovemaat, bowsprit, auils &e in agale on W9hult | Woman Shacnere sioremiyeforecsee - = —— — foe giit Macon, (ol Georgia) Stockbridge, from New Orleans J N . for Fort au Prince. which put into Key West the second time, ve 0) i Baurimone, Nov meg one Ur See 1867, 102%; 250 Ma, |. LAUNcHED.—The following vessels were recently launched | WP Curtis, Hudson T 1d, Fishkill Bee Sea 35 ahs, Broun WMT 35" dod) iP todc: | at Beltasc :—On the 19th instant, from the yard of L » Pal & F Thompson, Flashing New York 984; 10 do do, 39.55: 25 do do, (time ) 39; bre Harriet Newell, of 175 tous. owned by Faunre & W! J8 Gray, Montreal DO. A Sing Sing Teel dosed oi teaig caked: tong bid JP White and othe:s, to be commanded by Capt Nf Warren. | WR Austin, Philadelphia JSheevin, Newark, N Teall ot 100K neked, SAC Bid. Bate On the 224, from the yardof Henry E Carter, bark Grampus.| CC Wright, Canaan, Ct WJ Van'Bockwell, "NJ S6ie aske bid.” City six per cents cf 1898, closed at 96 | 22° gas, owned Py fresco Hazeltine, snd others, to be com AWraht, Phin CePase, Cor ay, aa r a08, manded by Capt John Dyer. On the 234, from t Capt APP. iIndelphin FE W Baker, sack eed GO bg, utimore and Ohio Railway shaces, 936 | Wan Thden, brig Jones bine, 00 tons owned by Capt tilden, Bs Gout eck H Reed Purtapetrna, Noy. 27— First Board—1200 State 5's, 722; | abous 200 tour, ewned by to be com: | JA Dickerman i: Mote, 4 17 Commercial Bink, 60%; 309 City 6's, 76,103. Afler Sates | manded by Capt Edward Me Gra ‘Same day, | H W Sutliff, D Rogers, — Massachusetts —100 Neshame ones H Mechanics’ ani, 25: 5 Phila- the river a brig of 220 tons, named Huron, owned NORTHERN HOTEL. phia Bank, LI7; 9000 State's, 7: 9 do 7334; 308 Wil- oently-the new brig Lucy Spear, of Stoning, Marblehead Ww ‘Garrehart, Cherry co 37, 202 tona, to be commanded by Cant Hobbins. *rom the yard Dwyer, J Merrion, Green co of Mr Geo Thorndike, at South Thomaston, the new bark HTnat’ Bi Star, of 320 tons, Capt. Israet Suow is to command her. 1. Renard, % ‘The following were launched on Georges River, Me: On GLapham, Columbia co Old Colony do, 97: 4 Northern do, 100; 25 yg, | 26th ult from the yard of Hobert Walsh, a fine bark of about Hi Sutherland, ‘do 3 Kicehbarg do, 117 9 Ficeh burg Ratlroad Rights 270; 206 do | $ep.tons. Sy Saar Gries te rel of alee Wis we a ee ¢ 1» 275 5 . % a ay + wae ite o $7. 25 dodo. 30d'37%2 300 East Boston Dividends, Now’ | fine bark ‘of about 300, cons, called Roxana, to be Bote . From the yard RATHBUN’S HOTEL. Jol 2 i . ;. tana. ealled' J" Cohan, to be commanded by Cape Haivorace | R SEldridge, —Aubarn J Dominick, Orange gounty , inderwood, 5 Spoarise onc cane War Eocene Mraud ire Norton, Symeme W Weeks, New York by Capi. James Colley. Same day, from the | Rev A Fatterson, Sam Prot) Mr. Morten a fe brig of about 200 tons, called the | Miss Ashmon, "nee fenry Ladner, to be commanded by Capt. Kdward Kelleran, | $2 Previously, from the yand of Merion & Lermond, afice brig of | Farley, TAYLOR'S HOTRE called the lock, to be commanded . i ‘A Kellock. Also from the yard of War- | AHall,2d, Wallingford, Ct. ND Allen, Wallingford yut 250 tons, called Gi to be | DB Robinson do iram Hall, o Capt. Win Hewes Krom the yard of Messrs. | P Tren, do AH Holland, ° axey, the excellenthip Nisida Ste at | AB Hall, do JC Pa'mer, — Kast Haddam Orris Fales, of Thomasto: to be hercym- | N A Hall, do F Bordman, Liverpool mand George Gates, do At Bheepseot Bridge, Maine, on 24th ult, from the yard of WESTERN HOTEL. Oakes Rundlet, E-q, the ship Iconium, of 6.0tons. She is | 1, CNorton, Massachusetts “J Magruder, Virgini owned by the Messrs Jacksons, of Plymouth, Mass. She was | J’ Qiney, Onida county “JH Miller,’ Pennsylvan baile by Mr Harrison Yeaton. She willbe commanded by | © W Facringtoa Maine .E T Lyo Providence Capt E 8 Tumer, of Plymouth, and will be employed in the ACheney, do AK Powers, New York freighting business. heoango county M Strong, Glens Falls Whalemen. é Connecticut N Hinds, Cooperstown Spoken—Oect 31, Int 16 30.N. lon — W, ship Ploughboy, Edenton GJKirg, Oneida county Clark, from Pacific, of and fir New Bedford, with 2200 bbls Virginia HA Nichols. OOFING—THE AMERICAN veuted snd manufactured by nearly one half thaa any other system now in f Foreign Ports, aiBaneavos, Nov 1—Bark John Stroud, Brown, from NYork, | tel or are tates every ‘ried The we say rit Howarne, Nov 6—Bark New Haven, Downs, of and for N | Out, fear of coutmadietion, ANT rders, puscraally attended Am vestel. te bx Lon (AGriea} Oct I—Brig Raby, Tafts,of and fm | Brqgdvray, tn 61 Atantie sree, douth Broaklya. 5 20 12¢% re O-PARTNERSHIP—The undersigned have associated ANZKKOTTH, Oct 18—Brig Fornax, Leeds, for New York, 5 ives in this city for the transaction of a general likely fall to 17)/4181/000, or bly less, if large supplies | 29st ‘ \ theme! 4 srtivy and Rouly inthe abwenon ot speultontnany | cinehs ater fers—An bic Gronran Dawe, fm Rio | amin Reuretteed i ana asa Meh event, prices must come down If suppliva are sent di- | F 100, Oct 11>No A : ee cackard wince rest to Montevideo and Rio Grande, none will be wanted | shiv'Tulin, Collins, Sumetmand Bt Helos ord At heliey |” KOBERT HABERSHAM, from here. It will not be safe to send to this market | orders for home, sld for Antwerp. YOu Xt WR ha over 10,000 to 12,000 bbls per month ; this is estimated | St Hevena, Oct '3—Ship Rome, Curwin, from Coast Su- a JO! Race nf vag Pt pending 9 ion, at prices leaving a fair | Matti, for, Gsnor lth; scnr Joha Dunlap, Silver, disg, for | nll Ueer re z ice 83 Washington roti tothe bakers, aud when Baltimore reashes te), | Cgsta! Africa O CURE NO PAV—0K CORBI : i |, | “Santa Caz, Teveriffe, Det 186— : . f i ‘ and Richmond 20/000, it is underatood that consumption | ey. fyte, fa N Yorn, just etre Myeilio, Gireeu fee Bomton dice, | arth Bemba othe Royal College of Surgeons, London, snc falis off. Saving prices to bakers, are considered to Sid abt 18h, Br bork ‘fhames, NOrleans: was ol d to gO tO | treatment of certain icate diseases, “iis and close attention té and expeditious m: ‘treatiment—his extr during a long and extended practice for thirte: Spain, Oct 19—Ship Elizabeth Bruce. Dar. from . New ua, 5! dave, for Cadiz, are (2rh, aud dere Domestios very dull, at losing prices. ‘T'ea without de- | quaristiue. for 20 days, hiviug ot x acaman (Ce trreweery ca £7 ke crvent on Ghia ba re \ getline wun | mand. Rosin—Retined 6000. Candles—~perm, five to | the p sive. Atdo 17th alc, ship: ica, Hill, (t.om New | mode of treatment is effectunl and expeditions not re: the |b, short sixes, 760 rg Lard and Hams—Salvable. | Oilesns) for Alicant, soon ; Florence, P. 5 days from iring either the use of it in die t or bust: fury oF restrain’ scarcely any je ranting for 20 drys, wo weeks Wi 3090; Firsta 2,700 to 21890; regulars 2000 to 2)600.-— | having lost tio. meu on the pascage ; Laverpool, MeLellaas ae individuals who have Z u 99 days from for do, ordered to 9 i A ivel: raat natontecotnanan see | Cart Garni dy avd Ceca wesc, ld ee ere fac 1847, 41.799 bags. There were shipped there, from June | seh, Boysen, (from New Orleans) Alicante hl? Mewem Jo charge made tnlors dii'recelve prompt at 2 Blet Deo 15%, Seti Freights—Vensela con- Home Ports. "i o8 socom inue Fearce, and $i\4 and $1} per bag are the quoted onta, Nov 2i— brig Fidel Kastport.— XT — din: rates, to the United Staten, for coffee, Exchange 47344; | Aitdsihe Br brgel 1 Neviue, Dotiie Se deka NBe esten | OARLERS SPARTAD Bites pasant ee pale dollars 1/800; doubloone 27/500. {rst Henderson, Barbed pie Br bi Toy, in Ly practice, for twenty years as pers Penwamsvco, Sept. 14 —Sinoe ovr Inst communication | Haritex; Brac sree rn a rN cia aren, | siaualized Dy marked enccens, and hae provers ir tuat en: We are without any change of note in commercial af- | irs. Business at present is at a etand. Our sugar jason commences in October, and will open under very | F Ny Movant, Prescott, 10: sepeurset, Nov 20-814 brigs Chi rarrow, Warren, NYotk. ‘ MMotases to which u tonie sterative is applica. Hiat*Scrofale cutaneous affections, ayphilitic. and tmerenrial tiana, Brown, and Mary ‘secondary and tertiary 01 ases, in all forms, orimary, favorable auspices, the new crop being quite ab , Noy 22—-Arr batk Canton, Long, New York; sch i ti ffections of the kidney, liver, ‘The mock of Aumetioun flour Low Ivevie al tenccra es Phi ay ClaaMth, xchts! Wyoming, Wil: | ac’ Loot those adlieted with any of these didenses, we hands. A caro from Trieste is retailing from first | !z!.do: Tiogs Stowers Havana, 7) 4 | neatly. recommen or eens Saleate oe carte 4 sy: Hd hited | Yo Oh 0. f i the fi States. ‘The ship Talma, Colling, from Sumatra for Ant- | \ estny Moy 2s--Art thip Bombay, Carter, Manila; bark J | Mone eprmplaints which so often, + nished by Dr. werp, touched here Sept, 6 for letters, and sailed same | Carver, Nichols, Bonaire; Bri # Allen King, Manson, Rio Ja- | hlilnor, corner, o| street Third Avenne, w day for destination, Capt ©. reported that pepper was | neiio; Mary Helen, Gregory, NYork; schr Nicanor, Atkins, | mixture may be obtained. It may also be found at Ring’s plenty at Sumatra, and prices low, say 4!¢ lett mo | Sydney. ari, Hardiog. Philadelphia; schr C | Drug Store, 168 Broadway, comer of Johe st, at Gunn's, $11 bed Cag oe a Curwen, to sail for the United ik Win hie Pn est hine poral eri Lsweee, fm Mantle, wight and of Mr. L. Bleecker, at Chilton’s, 379 Green emin 2 jays - | sh 4 s innh; Arabella, Ries, Port hy , will be furnished by the agents Guonoxtown, Demerara, Nov, 2,1847.—Since our last, | Witt woe Bik Nicherton” Prifedelaies brig Boston Nicked | greimPniet detailing cases, wi Tait tate ‘cnet le affect ° quence Pn pees negrese lity, torpor: A . heart, dyspepsia, cost trey, paisa wresbneis ofthe back aad Tower extromitiet, ietnat cece hh et nl ne cai fina eo of Seay acres B i" ‘solitude. are some Oo! effects of this vio! ‘of the laws of man’s physical scpeepeemmesieiin seen % coerint pry ly inthe country, w. these solitary habits rer exteut, and those too, whose matri hal allianes have not been productive of thove happy results which should attend the connubial will realve this oe it treats of an importan: to \ » if you would be if rd from these evils, and to'man! of body and mind, delay not to prox uly anchor of hope for you. ‘he the hints and full disclosures ighly important to ‘$10. zen; OF $20perdozen. N.B—This gordial contains no mereury, or any mineral substance. by J. 0. FAY, 136 Fulton street, ‘York. vat Sold, wholesale no by the Doctor, ta Lamp Btore, Sun Buildi athibresidence, 55 Thire ? (~The "C part of the amount en- Cordial” will city or country by ing es , 45 North Mai street, Boston; Nov d 320 Market ‘Also, for sale. by. Dr. Wads Preece BL ee iba Wealiontaa ou Brosdway,, Albay and by, Marsitand While aa scanner cdnr es and of Dr. B.—Married persons, and those contemplating marringg, i} lity from certain causes, may cont TAN SARs Canvees, peseenlin cc te lnisess poet ei spiclo $5.40 hi residence and oftee 38 Thirdavenne, RY, eine for the speedy remo seh disap will be carefully torwarded to the writers ress. Dr. C.’s observation and extensive practice in this branch of the profession, render his treatment eminently suc- cannfa! i #17 30th N PHK CURB OF BEMICTURE—in some lormerr marks on stricture, pains was to explain if nature—the w taken for itis conse- disenses were mist quences and its cure—also the fact that strieture trgquancty ex ists in those who are not in the least aware of 1t. Those, how- ever, occupying too much space, the following remarks wil be confined to certain ‘circumstances, which will enable one to judge whether he has this ‘complaint or no, aud its proper Lascen Stink chiens itv yomsed) thas ie witb . was that it wasby no means necessary that th sno should be obsttucted, or a of 7 ished, in a case of stricture; this, indeed, oc- gure in bad and lony ‘established ut atric for months and even years withont producia change in this respect. "Neither is it neceasary th pain, or anything directing the attention to the seat of thi ease. Pain, certainly is now and then complained of, but it only when {uflammation happens to be superadded; and wit regard to other effects, especially of early cases, these are ob- served to fall upon the mind and nervous system, rather than the part itself. There are, however, three circumstances which moat peculiarly belong to atricturé, and, especially when they meet together, should never be | ht of, but lead to imme diate means of cure. Many other symptoms might tioned, but these belong to other maladies as wel relate to stricture in its more advanced and settled form, while the following three belong to stricture in its early s e ey an when it isso easily and certainly removed. The first of these relates to. men- I, or ‘Tax Maner or Uniwatina—lt has been said already that the stream need not be much diminished or impeded, and that istrue; but observe whnt happens after this is finished, andthe clothes are readji |, and if it should be found that a two wi | aw: little, fling as it may & grounil of strong suspicion. The next regards ‘Tux Time. A FORMER GONORRHGIA MAY HAVE REMAINED Uncurep.—It isnot so much how long ago it may ce enrred, as how long the gleety stage may have continued— Neither is it possible in every case he i a gleet may run without produciny rally more disposed to stricture tl tule, however, if agonorrharn has been for a period of from six to eight weeks, would st =, othér suspicious circumstance. ‘The third is Tux Errsct a Stricture Has uron THE Minp.—No- thingis more certain than that the effect of stricture de the nd to lessen mental energy. Not that Press the 5} complained of in the same degree by eyerv individual, but it is so common, in one degree or other, that the writer rarely sees a case of stricture, in which the patient does not observe that hes not so active, or capable of business as formerly. Thi Iso a serious effect; ough little understood, bu tionably true, Indeed, whoever considers the ni tion of mind and sexual organs, will easily im: fine that as there is a medium by which the mind so powerfully acts upoo these organs, so, through 1) e medum, the sexual organs sere eee Si ‘a 0 d ‘his, howev better explained in ¢ Private Treatise” of the author, a little volume which arts of the world ¢ cure of stricture vity of mind iuvanably returns ‘On the cure of stricture; it is repeated that t . free from pain or inconvenience, and generally acc op ed in avery little time. much as this, however, could not have yn advanced some years Ro, ‘but such have been the late im- provements in this art, that, by proper means, and in the hands of careful and experienced persons, the cure is now accom: plished in as many days as formerly it demanded months. Many Iso, who cannot consult the writer personally, on acconnt of distance, &e., undertake the cure themsel \d_ happily suc- ceed. ‘I’o such the ‘Practical Private Trea v _ Dr. Ralph, author of the Practical Private Treatise, &c., in consulted upon the diseases there referred to,athas residence, 88 Greenwich street, and those who apply in the early smge of these diseases, will Be surprised at the rapidity and little in- convenience ‘attending their cure. He believes, however, it is chiefly those who have suffesed from a certain class o/ pretending people, and other preciate his services; especially 5 Incipient, to its more advanced aud distressing stages, in which (from uncommon advantages, in addition toa very extensive Practice in this complaint) he can rapid, easy and radical cure, which he has ground for stating, can be obtained from no other source in America. Office hours 9 to 12 A. M., and6to 9 P. M. (Sundavs invariably excepted) Consulta: tions by letter, may be addressed “Box 869 Lower Post Office, New York.” #4 30t*re K.UrHAMY VEGHTABLE ELECLUARY, or inter, nal remedy for the Piles, triumphant! 50,000 cases cured in the past year. a This medicine 7 warranted 4 cure all ape of Piles, either eeding or internal or External, an mato! Diseases found in conjunction with the Piles—auch as Chronic eakness and inflammation of the Spioe, falling &c., that females particolarly are sul ‘ircumastances; for which many certifi- Id be given of speedy and eife eu yut deli cacy forbids their publica Severe aud habitual. Costiveness, flow of blood to the head, dyspepsia, ulcerations, fistula, inflammation of the stomach. find a speedy cure in Dr. Upham’s Electuary. It is an internal remedy, and cures by its action on the bowels and blood, the relaxed state of which are the cause of the above dis- eases. ‘Universal commendation From every city, town and village where Dr. Upham’s Vegetable Pile Electuary has been intro- duced, the most gratifying intel:igence of its effects have been by the proprietor. In hundreds of instances er cases which were deemed incurable. t.. G. W. McLean, of the U. 8. Service and Mem- ber of the New Jersey Legisiature. Ranway, June 16, 1847. +" Thave been afflicted for years with the piles, and nave tried Without anything like permanent benefit, almost everything assuming the name ofdremedy. I had, asa matter of course, lost all confidence in medicine. Under this feeling duced—not without reluctance, 1 confess—to use * Electuary?’ and having used it for about three weeks, ac ing to the directions laid down, I find, to my utter surprise well as satisfuctign, that every sy; Ithink it due alike to Dr. was in- pham’s Ey prom of she diseace has left jpham and soyself to make cLEAN,” 121 Ful. ton street; at retail by Dr. A. Upham, 196 Bows A. H. %&'Co., 149 Fulton street, and by Druggists generally throughout the United States. Price $18 box. Notice—The sennive Electuary has the written signature thus ( A. Upham, M.D:) ‘he hand is also done pen. bee leatnaey Ivertised forthe care of Fike oft and all diseases of the . Th about the eurability of consumption, an faculty, and all who have wsed it, that consumptic affections of the lumgs, cannot only be cured. but they are as ly and simply ‘as alinost any of the disorders to which is liable. ‘The operation of @ sing inanfficient to satiafy any. fluence nar ay Br Hat ere = 0 Dee Hast 18 One o Afvsictarcofthe age, and has made full disclosure of its hit- Tory, and all its component parts, to the world ; not wishing to imeur the responsibility of confining to himsel! the of profit.n secret. which was calculated to do such universal food: "And such has been the wonderful results of its opera- Hoos, thatthe London Lareet, Medical Times, and the most eminent physicians of both hemispheres, are anxiously ealling pon sufferers to have immediate recourse to it, amd. proc iug tint of all known medicines, i alone has positively estab [RE eaihe eteacy, by undeniable prools of cartes comumptien aud all other diseases of the Lungs, nfrice One Dollara bottle; sin bots for this very expensive preparation, it is not lett sround on commission, as is the mode with quack medicin be purchased out and out by those, who, sell rangement will, in general, limit its sale to the larger cities and towns ; and, therefore: persons residing where Eins gs Naptha Syrup ennnot be obtaiaed, and who cay be reached by stage, express, steamboat, or any other public conveyance, thuwla’write direct to McA. &. Harrison, No. 117 Greenwich street, New York, enclosi ft ittance t ber of bottles required, which will be immediately pn id for- warded to them, in a manner to secure their safe aud speedy den otice—Moore & Co., the former agents for this me ith the consent of Dr. Hastings, of London, sols mre the agency of te American content f9 MLA. rit i e sole mnt rT Srrapet Naptha ia the United Mtates and Canada. Ck im ARRIED LADIES.—Married Ladies would find much to interest them by per um Moral Physiology, written by the Hon. R. D. Owen, with additions and alterations, by R. r, M.D. Were this book carefully read by every mar- rs0n, and the advice strictly followed, we are persun- ded thata different state of society from the present would exist. The terrors of pera, ‘and the prospects of a large family of children, which could be but poorly reared, prevent many pradent people from entering the matrimonial state; but here is a work that will tell you important secrets, obviate all such objections. Price of the book 60 cents. F e iber & Co., comer of Third and Chestnut streets Philadeiphin, and the Editor No. 2 Aun street, New York. sl St* ere 0% ried ILADELPHIA MEDICAL PHBE ti an Phi jadies of a delicate narare, aod des ructive habits of youth, still continues to engage Dr. Kinkelin’s utmost attention invalids whose complaints are in the most desperate condi tion, may depend on be.ng always conducted by Dr. K. him- self, with a prompt, safe and energetic treatment, to a perfeet cure. Strangers travelling, supplied a niffcient to cue themsel manner. (Cure warranted or nochange required, ie a aid, wil] me ympt attention. N corner of Third and Union eireets, haifa han For Rope, ofthe ‘TOTEM Ae a re Gate BERNETHY’S BOTANICAL PILLS, for the speedy radical cure of gonorthoon, gleets, strictures, all ure- ihral dacharges, Irritation of the kidneys, and Lucorthwa years’ resident pract!- all’ diseases of the shin, joment’s notice with me- in the most convenient and Residence, square from fail particulars see 4th page of the [Philadelphi complaints. aenerally » Priee 81 per how R. LAMERT is still to be foundat his Old Office, 63 Gold street.near Falton, where he canbe confidentially conan |s- ed by *ll those unhappy victims of inalpractice, in, every dis- ease of a private nature, The Doctor’s treatment pon the non-mercurial system already snecenufully practised on the continent of Forepe, Strictures, Nervous De! the consequent result of indisereet indulgence in youth—a street to mm, eae a days 146 cents. ‘The Croton us will it low Fors 5 1m, to rece! passen- were beyond Wines Plesgs, ‘orto sand them coming down. going beyond Wh to 1 he White Plains trains at 10 A.M, and 4 P. Mi, wali not stop below Herlem. 326 Gre NUTICE—On after SUN. No iv 2ist, 1847, seer ital sired Sear lowing trips until futther notice: VS STATEN ISLAND, 2, and 5 o’elock, P. M. 1, 356, 6 and o'clock, P. M. ure At8, 10, 1g o'clock, A: Atd, aud New ¥. ain LEAVE eelosk, & 1. Nov. 16, 1847. ‘Seeamboat I ‘Wm H. Peek, will ps pol oe ionday, vy as ? , heiatees Steamboat HENDRL ON, R. G. Cratren- Stgtloes™ on ucsday, Paursaey 8 evenings ww “nnmges SRE CEA ae rbagh, will veave ou Monday, Wednesday, fiat and Sanday ctternocas, 50°C 8 SOUT! RICA, Capt. T.N Hulse, will vcreen Tea Phattdae sad bawtlay slvernooas, os'8 Yelock. ; b i cpeny Ieee boyy som aa ‘ (rine Goes for "ite i taken at moderate rates, and none taken after 5 ead ‘al perons are forbid pasting any of the boats of tia order from ents. "Bor sage oF freight, al JY o8 board the boats, or to. P.C. ‘oa the wher’ ° AN STEAM N MBANY—U. 8. Mail Line to Sou eon en 4 ext 1648 the Steemers Of this Come mils 1 ti ay will once a mou ew York—W ” Cape J. deh January 20; Hermana, Nebruary 20. Bremen—Wash ngtun, Feb. Mareh 15 Souchampton—Warhington, <0 Passage fiom New York to Southampton or Bremen from 6 ron to New York. $50. For! ’ ‘of the Ocean Steam Navigation iam atiee:, New Yo.k. or to PAY. CROS- & ROSS, xgents at Seuthampton; WILLIAM ISELIN, tmeurat Havre; . A. HEINCKEN & Co., Bremen m7 Mat FOR FREIGHT O CHAKTER—The fi substantial Al co) ‘og fastened and coppered Bi tish bak JANE GLASSIN Bleck, by theu 834 tons register; cam have immed: a terms. apply to eaptain ou board, pier 4 N.It., orto JAMES HEV OURS arse Wathen se wed Gum JAMES KR. PULK FUM SALE—IJ'nis cele- jorae, the fastest in the world, at any inpresent owier, (ax jer in the American i my, new’ in Mexico) hae written mie to have ths home mays hie ice Wer rick ayoiy to J.P. Beuddar, Ni or ¥outl fo. 4 Water street. Brooklyn, L. I |B. Should the horsenot be sold before the first of December, he’ will then be put up a 1, #0 th housnad admit? ers may havea chance of becoming his owner. ALSO FOR i. —A gray Horse, 7 years 0! hands high: he eau trot'a mile in 4 kond; goes well in single and double harvess and under sndale He will be sold low, as his owner has no further use for hil aud he mast be disposed of isnmediately. pply as abov 24 8) KIKKBRIDW’S TAPLERSALLS H Ld Badly sag ty iney | proof of their aston’ as eer 7 s @ of Heaves, Broken ackage of joe, who hi ry bad one, and #0 severe as sual Tabor, and. had resi n for this disorder Gi Nov. 3d, 1847. For sale by A. H. GOUGH & Co., 149 Folton st. Price $1. Cor Merchants aud Droggists will find an investment id now. recognized to be in this article safe and profitable, as rd valuable remedy. A ral discount to dealers CANARY BIRDS, LONG BREED, ond GER- Gs SINGING BIRDS—The rudl fully invited to call and exami per ship Mayflower, from Antwerp—c German Song Birds, pronounced by the oldest a city, to be the best singers ever impo. . PA es A ay and Silver Pheasants, W histling Starlings, ). 70 Long Breed Cantries, the Stork of au Amiteur Breeder, which can- sot be surpassed in health, color, or shape. CHARLES REICHE, Importer of Song Birds, 152 ‘William street, be treen Fultov and Ann ata. o7 4m FOR SALE —A of hi A pat variety } recent arrival from Charleston, per p Sou emer. Also, a lot of red or tit plam ye, with a great assortment of larks, linnets and goldfinches, from England. Also, a good assortment of ca naries of the long and short breeds, a In beautiful singing, to be seen at 5¢6 Pearl atreet, between Hil and Ceatre. nai 1dat*m ma at TO LET—2 Offices, No 100 William street, and ad story room 77 Maiden Lane. Enquire at77 Maiden Lane, ‘up staire n24 6t*m TO LET—In the double House 72 Gienwich street fs the 2d floor, unfurnished, the two front rooms, wi $18, and the two back rooms at $14, monthly; or 1 hole floor, with pantries, attic room. Crocon weter, and a Nace for coal in the ment, at $350 yearly. Apply to Mr. OMMER, withi n23 12t* re EURNIGHED APARTMENTS for gentlemen, fbvins Board, in a quiet private family, where there a are. Ro other lodgers. Apply at 91 Liberty street. no VALUABLE MILLS, AND FARMING, I PROVED PKOPERTY—For Sale or any part,for part City | in Roe! ga counties—The property in Farm of 142 acres, houses, bams, and Mills, 134 miles northwest of Clarkstown, The i Cayuga county consists of a large Farm of 400 ‘ecrep, abouy 233 improved, 2 orchards, and directly in the village of New Hope, 2 miles west of Sk A mises are a lay; ayelline, oe pore d village, a business stand; there wagon how: houses of every description, within one and a hall f 3 of Kellogsville. Call on A. SEXGEANT & SON, 15 Wall st. (G™ N. B.—The Island of Mantericg, on the Sound, at Ry 4 acre: the most superior situation in the United States. T PRIVATE SALE—A ccuntry rede prising five actes of excellent land, choice fraits, id commodious house, barn UT hy been reeently fitted up and ne excellent water, fa part of the premises. the village of Huntington, Suffolk miles distart from the city of New Y a Y in the immediate 'y; daily communication with the eit by steamboat and ‘ond. For further particulars enquire of S. W. Gaines, eaq., 69 Nassau street, New York, or of David sq. Huntingtor 023 12t*re FINE FRENCH CALF AND PATENT LEATGER BOOTS, Half Boots and Gaiters, Dancing Pumps and fiae Li rel fame ageh | Fancy f and le tor g ‘ins, double and singletoles; black and whit id Slippers, sat and einbroidered, with the largest Cy of Boots 1d Shoes. Boots =ad Shoes soled wi aud warranted ral 4i9 Broadway, corner of Canal atreet A-house for sale or to let. corner of 12th and 9th evenue. a good stand for a grocery, baker, or butcher shop. Rent $160 peranpum, n24 12t*re MUSIC —The subscriber takes leave to in- form Parents and Guardians that she will give instructions on the Piano Forte, either at her own tt respective dwellings of those committed to her care. ‘Terms nine dollars per quar- ter, Apply to 8. C., 25 Murray st eet. nl6é 12t*re PIANO FORTES—G. F, HULWFs, No, 14 ‘Third avenue, has on hand a good supply of 6. 634 and 6% Ociaye Pianos, of Rosewood and ME Mahogany cases. ‘The above are manufactured in the best manmer, with All the late improvements. All Pianos of his make are warranted in every respect. Old Piano Fortes taken in exchange. Tuneing and repairing done in ¢ manner. n8 2 “re a FOR SALE OR An tssortment lof valuable rosewood 7 octave Piano Fortes, on ha moderate terms. Also, a cottage Piano, wi AEolian attachment. sMARTINS & C of Hi nid 1at#re 334 Greenwich, comer 12) FULT, ET—DK. LA MOTT'S o French lemedy i the universal specific employed by men of fashion in Earoy in all stages o! Cteonee, ant - decall'cienmatinees. “hel agreeable, and ti yw offre Bisens ates the direst o€ too origton) i manner na effectually wo prelude the po it, and to secnre to the afflicted the full ing remedy, which has saved thousands from the hands of mer- ciless quacks, if uot from an untimaly grave. P Dr. Mott assares the i Ghat this remedy is parely nnd perfeetly safe an m all i peed the most viol trid ca A re ery parti m Hengres feets, and restore the patient most perfect state of health and purity. It is very agreeable to the taste. createsno perceptible odor, and may be used with the most entire secresy sud anccess, by persons of either sex, without resort to any medical auviser or adyertising quack. . Sold only by Wyatt & Ketehain, 121 Fulton street, and A. H Gouuh & Co., 149 Fulton street, N. Y. Priee, $2 per bottle. 38 gor* im AC SAVIARD'S (INVALUABLE EXT cuce of Gonorshora, Gleet, Stricture, Sexual and all other diseases of the urinary organs. cuppet has aow been sufficiently leng before the public to extublish with: outa shadow of doubt, its superiority over all other medicines of the kind, however pufing or preposterous their pretensions, Of many thousand cases, the proprietor has never received one single complaint of i Gilnze, Tt requires not the least change in diet, nor the 5) vartation from the patient's ordinary habits, Its action rectly free from all those unpleasant feelings attendant on a patient under any ordinary course of treatment, creating neither nausea, loss of appetite, nor that tell-tale enst of countenance oeeasioned by the meking action of so-calledapecifics, but by ita tonic properties prevent- ing that peculiar sickly appearance so well marked under the For sale, ecompauie berween Conrtiandt RACT, for the Impotency’ action of all other remedies. direttions, at 196 Greanwie! r w Vork Price (CHE NEW YORK HERALD ESTABLISHMENT, Sorth-west corner of Fulton and Nassau sts, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. 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