The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1849, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, | »+te i» rea, with the words “State Bank of Ohio,” AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, INTELLIQUNCE RY THE MAELG, | ¢7 Col Child's seoretary died a short timestter the printed aeroes ROADWAY THEATRE —E A. MARSHALL, SOLE | JZOWERY THBATRE—T, 8. Haw aoa sa I cane een nnn . ATRE.—E. A. —T, Le I mee pty aed Teason to ve ae ry vas to lve two Amfairs in Canade—Disturbances at Bytown. | "The town of London, U.C.,has pledged teat to tate BM Utena W. Fae, Sioce nicer uvedegSveung, | DB. tori, Stevan, Sage THE FRENCH MINISTER AND THE | dolters por bale from the last. purchaser, M. Port, ana Monrasaiy September 22,1849, | £20,000 steok im the Great Western Railroad. Ha- S\mia"drame, esiled THE RNIGHT OF ARV An Conuer, GHEE Oikae Me. Wallack; Eng, Me. tase UNITED STATES he has beeen inferawad thet, one emia’ tere wee a J Prederiche; Princess | slo, Mr. Lester: fe te ; cat glerekt. ‘We learn by passengers who arrived here from By- | milton has pledged herrelf for £50,000 of the stock. bg Ty oy ie ee ia, Mrs. J Wallach. ‘Twe favorite Overtures bad not thought proper to collect before the termina: fown, yesterday, that the disturbances continue at that ‘We understand from the Harrisburgh, Pa.,Union, that HOW TO PAY THE RENT—Morgan Rattler, Mr. Hudson; To “—_ tion of the case, at Ruebla ”? find in this evidence? Two . Port has been eutlty of eolinata ° seme vr, Sept, 22.) ATIC MISUNDER+ RNMENT OF THE rill inde with the favorite | Sone interesting drama of THB forricrat.] end hight, THE MILL—Pierre le Noir, and Bertrande, Mr. hman. Wr. Mc Parl Wi- [From the National Inte aon, Me. ws C. PAPERS RELATING TO HE DIL STANDING BETWEEN THE GO" place. On Wednesday last, there were .arge arrivals of | the Lancaster and Harrisburgh Railroad Company are erty ore KISS IM THE WA Rie men from the surrounding country, who were fully | baving delivered along the line of their new road some Ls armed, equipped, and ready to engage in a fight ; but | 2.000 tons of Danville railroad iron, for which they pay the gevernment troops were on the alert, an¢ >re- | $60 per tom at Danville This company purchased A. Kn. Cu Family and Third Cireles, 25 cente; 7, to begin at 734 o'clock. made tu concert wich M. Wem @ latter person St 000, 1BLO'S GARDEN.~MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 24, Cc S NATIONAL TURATRE—MONDAY | STANP RT WEEN aaa ewe nince Te || Ae mR ee hee the s i t ton 1849, the performane ommenc: 0 . Evening, Sept. 2, will be presented the Farce of THB | UNITED STATES AND THE MINISTE es . Colonel Vented Ge casteenne oF ang enstons winciiiet. Seedy ene tyhe-et Sngeith iron, at abews ace Haren Fille du Regimens, ty the Orchester "To be tellowed by | HAPPY MAN= Paddy Murphy, Me. Redmond Ryan; Rom | THIS COUNTRY. lds reasons thus: The sale made to M. daring achievements on the Tight-Rope, by the Ravel | Rusty, Herbert; Ski-hi, but vpon a comparison with the Danvilleiron, whieh | is Famil i Leon dJavelli. Te be ded bya Grand Pas | Te be followed by the dra they bad formerly used, they determined that in yond Loom davelll. Te be snocesded by & Grand Fad | Zore followed by the de Trois, Afi the end the American iron at $60 perton was decidedly [NTRS ‘tr the Hungarian Rendeceous tem Dick Dareall, W. W. the cheapest article to the company. A great portion Revel: rat Lehman; Longitud Ddlorso: 8 we Ravel. 1 conclude with t of the English iron now brought into this market is as enarey Varderdecken, ‘The Cotten Crop in Texas, Alabama, &c. LTiMoRne, September 22, 1649. ‘We learn from the New Orleans papers that the cot- ton erop in Texas is better than expected. Only afew port: Ko- Ket, Miss Lookyer.— — wan public. and it is, therefore. imooe inie that wll che soft WURDEN ED BOAT. | raaxsuarion oF 4 NOTR PROM THR MINISTER PLENIFO tobacco dealers at Pueblo abould uot hare beea laform- TENTIARY OF FRANCE o Lrcation oy Kranor iy the Usiten Gravee} To this reasoning | have five objections to offer: 1 M. Wastincron, Peb 7. 1849 Port is not ® tobacco dealer; 2 M. Port was absent Sin,—The Minister of Foreign Affairs has submitted | from Puebla on the 20th of May 1847, the day on . which the sale of the tobaces was orlered by Vl Hiantations bare been mach njuted a ulsane, | bltle wr ent iron, whist the American railroad roa Hoa a tye ee ae ane, | 14 co tough that it cannot be broken. Sse eae damages sustained by him from the ects of certain | when the sale was made by Captain Allen te Mr. Hest heh ol wodivenaite. ‘The Reading Railroad brought down this week 25.777 ening, Sent. 24. will baplay= | ing, Bene 24th, ISN. the en tercainmen “ ae a8 he. Se bo ond moe pt te dapat ee and b aicteteses Geancd’ eek. seis oe = Death of Judge Car f Lenisianne | tons ccel; 220tons’ more then last welt, The Sonny eee ee ee eee ee ROW NT | Fait scenes Ai which bad been adjudged to him. A court of aquity, | Domereg. M Port, thus, might well have been igno- Bavtimons, September 22, 1849. Li ane pany has brenght,down 16.957 ton Feier Whi hapman; Widow White, Mrs. Broogham, | Atier whieh, assembled at Puebla, has already pronounced upon | rant of the two rales made by order of (eaerat Worth, ‘The death of Judge Canuoe, of the Seound Jadicial | 72 tone more than last week. The shipments on LOLA MONTES—Michwel Broweky, Mr. » | thin affair and the decision of this comrt haw neon an | 8. M, Port affirms that he never had anv orivate ralas . ; Lebigh Novigation have been for the week 27,608 tons, etharive Kloper, M Afar wiiah tho , (ti! | proved and eousidered as detinite by General Scott. | tions with M raki, and no proof is brougnt District, New Orleans, is announced in the papers of | 1,91 tons less ther last work ne Widgeine Me Betewn iaee witha ie: | Wade tee chee eet May AM] | General Butler. who aueceeded the Intrer sn ths sain. | agaivet this affirmation: 4 M. Port, who retuened@to that city eae eg BOOM Exchanges ‘oconelude with the TRISH TIGER—Paddy | yh’ 5) cents; Up- | mand, did not, hor wish todeprive Mr. Port of the | 'uebla in the begimoning of Avast. ana who, $5000 US Or, "C8. Wd TINtg W2ehs tndson Riv RR 65 Mrs. Brougham. pen — , 25 conte 4 Private Boxes Ire | tee ty of appenl wbigher aushority and he gave | fines that time, rendered more than one service to te ¢ 20 ie we Haslem RR a 4 cirele, 2oente; private hoxer $s & $5. | chestra Roxes, $8. Doors open at 7—to commence at 74g o'elk, | orders to Colonel Childs, the Commandant of the city d Puehia agaie on the loth Baurinone, September 22-9 P.M. | . me} “4 oon Bete STOR OPERA HOUSE—-ASTOR PLAC: * ERICAN MUSEUM.—P. 7. RNUM, | Cf Puebla to lav all the eiroumatances of this claim | Of September. 1847, and did not return until the 1th Considerable rain bas fallen to-night, but the weather Ao Oh i jy ae bo ae nae Cit ea pmenels iit Hoek aletiogel ig cveedys aVenite, 30 ri dit Auristans | immediately before the Seoretary of War of the United | of October. 1547, The rale of the tobaceo was adver- 20000 Pesna d' 600 87 Miss Davenport, for six nights only, on Monday evening, er. Another ad Gals lendid perform- | States. ‘hed on the 16th of October. the day ufler vi. Port's is now elear. £00 e vox a RS Fept 36 ll, Roxzo AND JUL 1RR— Julies by Mise, De 3, and ie 21724 o'lock, trom what has been said above, it appears that the [rene anes enone therefore, hawe bad ~y fow ra atta) Fae 3h 0) ebport (xeted by her seventy success nights in London); Sed Warti~ Ove! 7 Stat hows to enter into an’ Sad ine ifs as to el pa dee ne yy tpeetimebany din meretierad, id eo Came eat ae $30 1s’ Memeo, Mr: Neate: Mercutio, Mr GH Barratt: Priac Laws prrtore-’| Sn'Che matter: biel: baer charged torpeemencte nerer!| ish Colvmet Einlid'a: teereheres 18. Ouacat Onl ener and Louisville, is now only two feet aud eight inches, Oar Fru co ey ff) Reading RR SR proce, Mr, Baée: Tybalt, (op this covnslon,) Wr, Held: Ca tp Landes, and Ph have oli. t eaay oeneain tes Govan ties tele ko tanieaeaee amma] eeoete ohlem pam. sim, cane to tee am tes Sch an Ga ————-— ---------- HO vi ay Jo let, M. Lice a r. iden; | Benvolio, , anion; appl ie admiral lentes J J vd on “4 bs a Sr Ra. wo Canten Co MF 8 we Ao with ieme Ge” | Reker Ben W, alclis Balthneen Wee Psion pennies Siacns setae hd ates of tn. tan ‘sing and aes | issue your goverument intends to give to the olaim of | the letter from Capt. Webster to the Snorutary of W. i) do ay Francie, Lady Capulet, Mrs. Crammer: Nurse, Mra. Daven- | tounding fests, wonderfol Gymrastte Performances, highly | Mr. Port, dated February 25. 184%, proves thet Cot Child's seers Bacrimone, September 22—P. M, seconp rt, To cenelude tt Naval ENGAGEMENTS —in laughable Comic Pantonrimes, as the Raval Pamit, ein 1 embrace this oeersion to aeanre you, sir, of my tary. a Tenement ahd meanee: Cuotain Wehater, beste Cramer, Mr. Bass, Mr. i hom the a 80 engavod, Mon= ph consideration 3 } ne, o AZ t wor aself pu ‘Three Southern Mails (all through to New Orleans) , mn c will, eppaay. “Deore open at 7 | slear Lidsls Rissler, the ecloprated: Mquillbrist gad, Wastera i o es —— en coup ese ; eee we xen es ‘at $22 the bale. M Port © vanaf Teeceenr and arrived here toenight. We have New Orleans papers ehalf part 7. Phe prices of admission | duenler. ate, We . Rgte Me Mr. Jerry Morriield, areas preg ee "y : there could, in consequence. have been no collusion to the 15th inst., but no very important news, i T Sos ofhae open deity. fete 8, | tecnend Mine Woes oie will A aaeh. tatastananen NOTE FROM M, FOr/seiN TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE. hetween M. Port and Cot Child's socrecary. because x ‘De ly. from 3 eet Ww en! Me Reaging R 4 Stago Manager, Mr GU. BARRETT, nmusing” Metanger, Cou ivcatto Bod sattgasing Wasniroron, March 28.1840, || they « both done overbid the other. It , a ‘3 mene - torn &e. Alvo on ex’ may be seen at al . Poussin presents bis compliments to Mr Clayton, js hot eary to discover what could have been the object Gartrean Pabloaen the Md: 100 Far Teast es Ree Re Ren TOL THRs BOAE Le oie, | maim the tnoramns Be scat, Living An&- | and would be happy to know of a favorable decision on | of euch # mancavre in the case in qnestion, y ‘There ina moderate business doing in wheat, and 200 do will take place tm Wednesday evenine next, "he 2th instaace | tune ant Temperance Statuary; Malame Rockwell, Postage | MJ. A Port's claims submitted to the honorable the | To Colonel Child's second allacstion that M. Pork quotations range from 80 to 850. Sules of whiskey at on which occasion hy will appear (for the tirst time here) as | Teller, Admirsion 25 cents; children under 10 y 24 Becretury on Saturday, the 17th, owed $1,000 to M. Wengierski at the time of the death Whe, Ther not much doing in sugar, though Phelim Fi ji » im t drama ontit! "O'R ann Sara eE eee ay M A Port is waiting anxiously for the issue of his | of the latter, | answer, in M. Port’s name, by a formal OF SACRED | jurt claim previous to leaving tor Puebla, in Mexico, | denial; and Col Childs i# summoned to demand that GORA oll) ip which ¢ha- no waterial change can be voticed in the quotations; ~ ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, anc the Fairs acter he TLE CARD swall sales of fair are making ato ate Kor cote Arwwwnanannnnns ps Ag With otheren~ yy oulala teh ey Seedapereaien sheveat | where he ie established, rum of M. Port, provided that he can establish the in- there is # good demand, and the market is better. Sales | angwers te Advertisements sent by Bail must be peste tained fr variety of aclections will eonstitnte the musical — debtedness of M. Fort toM. Wengterski of beeon. at 4 a 4440., in bhds. Linseed oil continues id. dd net be taken he Pest 0} a be sovtyed af the Eb Larrea gn re fon 12g cents, Con- NOTE FROM M. POUSSIN TO MR. CLAYTO? Such, Mr, Seeretary. are, onthe ons hand, the afl to advance, with fair sales at b3o. paid. or they will not be taken from the Pest Office. pA abe oth Md i. "= smorstias have beem Wasninarox, March 28,1849. | gations of Col Childs, and, on the other, the answers 22-6 P.M. > TOPPANI HALL, NO 998 BROADWAY.—WEVER’S | times. The undersigned presents his compliments to Mr. which we make to them, Thel receip Soceay wale the guid dlegings of he Sacramento Valley}ewil ceatine (6c | | ROTURE ON CALIFORNIA, AND THE GouD’| (l#}t0n, and rerpectfully begs to be informed whethe Allow me, rir in eoneluding. to remark apon the ¥ ee RE ee nn Pee ane (¢ gold diggings of the Sacrum. alley), will continue fo TU DAL AN | r . 1 tion Col. Cl 6,600 barrels flourt; 33.000 bushels wheat; 27.000 bashela | RUST’S HOTEL, Synacuse, New Youu. one week longer. Giving views ofall the: principal ciulse ce x" ‘One who has Seen the Elephant.—Siephea | &%, }t was promised, M. Port's claim is under his con- | strangeness of the por! med by Col. Childs, 6 presence at Washington, | The Legation of France cannot end will not make it- tage of his business at Mexico, | pelf the echo of the reports more or loss well founded, ne of hia claim which have been current with regard to Col. Childe’s hy bi ist returned from San Pranciseo, will sideration; this ae Hecunt He Pllguinaee i Calfornia, during. ajourn of | to. the great dinad | four menths in that Land of Promive, three of whioh he passed | being entirely depending upon the a Doors «pen at 7 o'clock, Panorama moves at? | H- 2B cents. | corn. ‘Chere is a good demand for flour, and the mar- nar she coaets, ket is better ; ek. AY he swies reach 2.000 bbls, mostly Michi- BARNUMS HOTEL, Battinone. an at $450 a $4 564. The inquiry for wheat is acumen maainchce, Clic NHINESS RUSEUM,--THB ONLY ONE IN oid Di ‘on Monday evening, Sepiomber 24, U 8 raigne ils hit a" it onductin this affair; wor will it press cer o' Snly for prime parcels, which ate soarce and held above | @OLUMBIA HOTEL, Curersursraer,Purcapanrna, (CHINESE MUSEUM way, exhibiting the Mannere, Cuss | gt the Chinese Kosombly. Tesstos, B80 Brona way, | ceenaie Wer alae toa aie verso [ese {imputed sqsinst him, which it woald be placer aE | the views of buyers ; for prime Ohio 2c is asked. AANA NANI, Religions, Arts and Sciences, of four hundred millions nee structs. Mr. B. left New ‘diaion. to prove than he ould prove the ohurgesx brought by Corn is not 60 active. but there is no material change | RVING HOTEL, Pexxsyivania Av neee. Open from 9. A. Mtl 10 P.M. Admitionce ber first trip, and reached San 1 GUILLAUME TELL POUSSIN Dimeelf ‘The Legation of France has no concern wit! sperma OY al ae. Shar Wee. Somat aneeeneeh ts) | ‘wisiided RAtinm ocean Saar te ren nnn 12 halt price. cute He hae viewed the Blephant | Hon, J. M. Carron. * | these allegations, divested of proof, against the honor oe. bec K ean tence aay Marne, hh Aerating lA a | PSSUIN THEATRE, 176 CHATHAM SQUARE — e do bis bent \ _ of a man whose good faith should not ve questioned. io is be} rm re = i} lishment having been rebnilt and " - C1 on viene cay Ae bee aban. iy IRVING HOUSE, New Youx. otit afar tee ee At the close of the Leeture, LETTER FROM MR, CLAYTON, SECRETARY OF state, Te M. | It would. however, be very easy at any time to get rid B. will avewor any ouvestious from the audience relative to the subject. Aamittance, 25 cents. Lecture to commence procively at 8 o'clook. eerty (err BUBES SEVEN MILE MIRROR OF THE t ingara aud St Lawrence Kooms, 406 Broadway. © mirror of all the cities, towns, t, embraced on the entire borders 1 of @ contract and to put down just olaims, if nothing Srarve. Maroh, 28.1849. | more were necessary for the purpose than to reply to Sin :—I bave to acknow edge the reoeipt of your note | the claimant by insult and defamation of the 7th ultimo, upon the subject of the claim of Vir l venture. Mr. Secretary of State, to hope, while f A Port, a kreveh citizen domictied in Mexico arising | pray you again to examine this caxe, that you will ob- from his having been deprived by orders of the United | tain from the Government of the United States a de- States General in command at Puebla, of 500 bales of | termination more favorable than that which you have tobacco, which be had purchased at @ public sale un- | announced in your letter of the 28th of March, 1849, ndon, wil! Axwany, Sept. 22—6 P.M. The receipts of produce by canal. since yesterday, nnn, — 8,000 barrels flow wat, none ; 10.000 bashels Sez H. BRANCH HAVING RETURNED FROM eorn ; 4.000 bushels barley. There isa good business California, will sgain instruct, at the residence of pupils, inoiading | in the English Ru » Sel c. “Youth Adiwiscion—Stage Seats. 50 traight do. wilie airretily. “Adiveos’ STEPHEN Wo*BRANOI, | Sevbiainvd'at ony time.” ° 5 l. i y J ntvaily, at yes. | Boats Port One. ANCH, pert on Monda: w ‘one will be found the the honutifal Ta | perfectly original, Boxes 25 conta; Pit iasg | Seats in private boxes ean which will be produced ii and the sales are 5,000 bushels ; rouod A’ DLLO ROOMS, 410 BROADWAY.—THE SUBLIME ce up the wild ani romantic | der the authority of Colonel Obilds, who previously Accept. sir, 1 pray you, the assurances of my very yellow is quoted at 583¢c., and mixed at d6%0. Tne LANGUAGE.—BVENING CLASSES FOR sinting, Washington Crowned by Equality, Fraternity, | Biguenay River, embracing the must Meturesqun and hi | commanded at the same place. Your note having been | high consideration. auler of bariey embrace 7,000 bushels, including two- le nd Day Classes for Indies, No. 290—— Munittance Lrecnce. ) UTAH Open from 10 A.M. 4010 P.M | corieally interesting aeenery im Amerion. Exhibition oom- | reterred to the Seoretary of War for information. | GUILLAUME : row Tie. and feur-rowed at 68c, Oats are scarce tT f P uri Manco Sh.conte.. The o'clock wightly, Admittance, 25 cents; ebil- | have the honor to communicate » copy of bis reply un- Bia and ip demand, at 40c., at which figure 6,000 bushels Couseve ASSEMBLY ROOMS.—BALL COMMITTEES, — der date of the lst instant, and of the documents by . . and others in want of large elegantly fitted root — REDUCED TO TW! ~ | which a THM SECRETARY OF STATE TOM rovRsIN, banged hands . will find the Coe ie Oden Ferrel Uoabinte: oem ehihe | ons Drranraent ov. State. Wasnivaron, April 10, 1848, Senn 4 9 tty mere what the vit a Shipping In . yn ta offer advaptages superior to any ether house ef the hn: it Me, & kind in this city, N. B.—A call and an inspection of these | eli apd A roan, pris Port the 30th wit io reply to that «fthe Cleared—Bchr Olive Branch, et with 10 pleves eoplng, ‘OR WANTED OTHE ADVERTISER WANTS ae SEOs, WIL ER Paper ta eo TTAnY | Mr Tima. ‘ard the Germania Society, all'on the same even | ae ee i eae ire saith the anced ar tha winisey te you by this Department. o beri ponent ht ramets de we Tutor fir young bey bone youre of age; | = : nd] nee: Court of Inquiry, which was eonvened at Puebla for the | of Mr. A Port. « French cate T i e eee United Stat ested Bane D 0 of examining the epntiicting claims to the ment of the Uni alin Fromeh with Re | wanna eOLETICALL —— . e. 2 heed a et ret forth a have hud the honor to reeei panied your nete, I th, addtee he aubject of the claim m, acalnet the govern. You are sotrest in sayin, ngth the reasons which led. ve to THE SourH, Havana, New Ontrans, anv the OO eae es acco in contreversy. Under there circumatances, no | that | di laste " i v . aroha ney 00 jented in that note.— Gunannesccihthetteteateteiarts . w studies in Pronch and Baglish, EMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT. NION COURSE, LONG ISbAND, TROTTING.—THE | FuMficieut rensop is perceived for disturbing the deat. | Me, te the conclusion comninnicate mn , to-day, of the Agent of the United Stal ar ra aeead a particulars, apply by tee —A special meeting of the Democratic Republican | “4 oO, will fon Tuesday, | sion of thet Court ‘This, however. must be imputed to no doubt on my eral Committee will be hel: 'y evening, September %, say, Tammany Hall, on Mon- in five; to go a8 le der of thone reasons, but to a pre- i myself of this occasion. to offer to you ree | Part arto the adequacy « pre —: 7H o'clock. they'pl horien to eontend for the above stake are camnaneee ‘i fumption that you would neosssarily arrive at thewame BOOKS, &c. | MANUBL b. HAWG, Chairman, | {ho'tiree fastert stallions that ever contented toretherin | Hewes eesuranees of my very distinguisho conclusion if you bestowed upon the documents s fall NIA Crrvus pag bbe j, } Secretaries. this or apy other eoontry. W. Prendegast enters b. b. St. if “f examination. In the eorrectuess of mont of the facte Mail steamer Ohio. This vessel will leave this city, on her second trip, on Wednesday, the 17th of October. ries 4 and capable pilot, Mr. Mi in. who 'S LIVING AGB, NO. 281, 124¢ CENTS.—CON- James G. Sarr: L . from Mont: }; W. Wheelan enters bi. h Black fore saree the Obio. meg ‘Thursday last, anche r Ue yttion to the Dead Sea, Novih Hivi< | =—=—= <= | Hawks G'S, Bartine enters br. h Canal es Sree ee tir eranaaal ae ae nes eee ou ’ d len WANTS, ee tiated by the h it tx import ; Dete it tha iT it (Bip pbababddadaaaaaraa anne a Leoar! KF ++ sei ets 7 rig Jule Owners fink, het yormrmnnce wea: sasisable; thes India, Colonial Policy. "Hungerich. CQALSSMAN WANTED POW a RETAICD ears ‘GREENE, Proprioter. ixeto™, March 30,1849, ; | art Ishould at the outest tnvite your astention "You her speed has never been surpassed, if equalled. The , Peace Assnclation, Pall of Rome, Spoctetors xa eave. Addsess ©. onthe CMice of the Hecey OOns | rn <== | TO ewe Hon, J. M. Cuavrow. Sacnetany or Stare observe, “Mr Port was in faet not ignorant thet Mr. Dehavior of the ship, in # high rolling swell, running at x, New York Tribune; 4. Letters from’ Mr. Waly, Jour- 4 f DAKCING. Sin: I reeeived on the 28th instant the letter with | Domereq had said that he was the owner of the tobae~ aya with aiden and Marric: f Mary Powell, 'O PRINTERS—WANTED A YOUNG LAD WHO HAS | wren rrr reir > which you honored me. in answer to mine, re: ti co on the day betore.’’ (20th October) Not being able rate of twelve miles hour, ® heavy gale mm ry te: with Footry and short articles, Pab- | exby WBE knowledge of setting {pte work either by pice ANCING AND WALTZIN AFFER | your attention to the demand of Mr A. Port, etre ch | to find any proof of this statement, | must be allowed: from the nerthvast, was such as to challenge the adm', g LITPBLL & CO, Boston, | % Typo," Box 2018, New York Postomect sengonteanin he g € | eitinen. residing io Mexioo. in appeal from a decision, | to ascribe it either toan oversight on your part. or to- Ration of all on board. The werking of the engines was on os = SR percent GF ere ert en 1 Puekla on the 20th of November. 1847, by » | ® detign to convey an impression that Mr. Port was NTED— CTIV] hat Mr, Ds the owner perfeet, without noise or jarring, and, in this reapeot, LOST. th 3 to $000 in soul oer ia ‘S o'clock P.M. M ry court, ‘The claimant does not now attack | Dot aware that Mr. Domercq was the o the to- RONAN OAINARRRR RARDIN ADDN ANS showing great advantage over the single engine, | CTRayED—FROM 61 WEAT STREET, A LITTLE GIR Mr. Maginn reports that the passengers were in high about three years old, Any person finding the same, an No. 110 r Sohafier will also oo Nain, Or: | mil r in the Frankli the whole effect of this decision: five hund: Decco until that time No euch impression is sin the Franklin fee Se fee eee peasy area warranted by th testimony On the trinl of the case: ry bin Mr Domareq nt Mr. it e been taken from him by thore same | before the miiits returning her vo the above piace, shall reeelve Five fm oahdens eae acirams Port's own request, waa aote Mobo: spirits bid he left yan aot Sishiet with the ship, | reward. siwaye have fl — jong since exeeuted. abould be deelered veras aCe | half.’ The following is « meterial part ef bis examina- although @ beavy gale was blowing. These tacts jasti_ OST—ON THE 22d INST. IN HAMILTON STREET, 2042740 Post-office, A, DOW ORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, 448 BROOME | In consequence of the annulment of the male thus | ton— fy the most favorable expectations of the performance in Br aly Der hi \d the residence of Wil- ANTS—A SITUATION AS PORTER IN ADRY GOODS | © street, moar Broad: Dodworth woul made to him. his Interesta have been really damaged, “Qnertion. Did I not. on reveral sccastons, Inform of this noble ship, and fully sustain the high repute. . reet, @ valuable gold tore y hman. Has been seven | he claims a fair Indemnification for tin lowes you that I intended to buy the tobacco. Anewer. The et, with ‘ype likenesses and golo Chain. yours nows the eity well. Sinall wages Ms, sone In support of this claim, | shell present the following | Srét time I ever heard anything on the subject was one tion fer skill and judgment which Mr. Law has ac- will wo Uhorally rewarded by Vill be acc oll and winter months. Beat ofelty | getoher 2. at halfipaat $, iM. for | summary of the cireumstanees on whieh it ix fonud day when Port called in ny hearing on the aon at tl quired. Weare now waking rapid strides in the con- C references. ee Porter, Herald office, on Mor das Tussday /Tvanrday, ‘and Pri day.” Private | On the 16th of Oetober, tit. Captain Webster fe — —— rate wee peace? a struction of steamships, and we hope soon to be able to ANTLD—A BOY, 16 YEAKS OF AGK, WISHES TO ee aie Deaieeh ee coy eee ee ee eT, | eumred Santtce. lowing effect, to be posted up whan etre oe 2 hota eballenge competition with the world in the vessels be bound to ® machinieh, ship ijoiner, of may Teapecteg iieees " Lemktadet aakeaeiies’ shteebel’ won reamoal in the principal streets and squares of the eity of | to which was, No: the proverty of w fri dle trade, euch as plumber, er, rear, terme. hi Appl one reference given, Apply at 34 pag i, of pul TO, ZALLORS- WE WISH TO ENGAGE A FOREMAN, | Sr entrance for cor custom department. A liberal salary willbe given to & Bret. rete fashionable cutter: none other need apply. | D, & J. DEVLIN, &5 gud 35 John street, WANTED-4 GOOD JOURNRYMAN TAILOR, TO | work on piece work. Also a good iniloress, stom eoate—alno ® young wom: good newer nee ion abtended toon reasonable) Puebla: the newest and most fashionable | Puebla : apply atthe Academy. Books 4 open. Octo: ~-"* = in the wi and you will make yourse’f lin! “Norte, Home day or two after Port told inane 16,1847 —On the 19th Instant, at 3 o'clock | Chased en of the tobseco, aud asked he — oon. @rll he sold at auetion, at the reg not wish to join bim in the Perehere. to whieh he racks of San Jore 600 ball tobuceo replied in the negative, for he did uot wich to buy his wer KOM SALE AND TO LET: | “Mr Fort appeared ase bidder; and the tobasco was | C%R property. Port answered that made ne difference, sexigned to him as the purchaser offering the higheat | that be could always tnterpove bis claima.”? rice, Mr. Port bonght it at twenty four dollars the | Now, It seems to me. sir that this establishes fn the a n i foie: on the 27th of October he fold it to M. Abadie at | MORt positive and irrefragable manner the fact that, ply at 46 Amity st, near Broadway, | . Phaeton m thirty-three dollars; and on the 18th of November M, | Prior to the rale of the tebscco te him. jer the ai NiA— ART, ACT! ve 0 | RE Collis & Lawrence ; can be used as & shooting wagon; with | Abudie sold it to Morquiso, the agent of Moeara Gamio | thority of the United States, Mr Port was aware OR CALIFORN! MAN, WHO light double and single harness and tandem fxturos, Pyeng mead ty ‘Mr ‘Port received from ‘Captaln that the tobsceo was private property, and that sd i Webst: " @ October pale war al 7norance thet: ___Near Whitloehville, tf — WOO Th CV RUCTINE | OL. wats, Seattisony to confined Wp ehoumaanter ‘i j@ to @ reel whieb compoce cur steam warine. Htnenn h Buumine ov Steamen Jamarca—Lows ov Lire.—The steamer Jamaica (a towboat belonging to New York) Iying at Scriber’s Coal Dock, Newark, was consumed bout one o’elock. and, aad to relate y flames The darted ntle ivguished. The origia Remity lect known, but the Chief Engineer is busily sare large a d airy, and well furnished, ‘amining into it ovard atrent, between Broadway and Elm. ° UKNISHED APARTMENTS IN IRVING PLACR—A euite mente, elegantly | donsisting of 4, DY, OR A FEW SING with Board ina boarde: Police intelligence. -y wee vestenee "4 Rebbimg « Countryman —A white man, by the name ing | ‘oom, and Bedroom, om the first floor. ployment, | FINO LET—AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN, in: Be ro kind as to ruepend. for a moment. the | ed in the testi of Colonel Childs im eof Hugh Carr. from up the river, strolled on the Five furnished Bedrecm ‘on the third floer, will be let te Recurity Yor t be 4 the epecious building tn Fi bio's Gar- | sa ination before the same court. Sensibl Printetom Friday night? to'sce the rights aud optaie’s | eeatlemen.” Apply at No. 66 Irving Place, Samples and particulars, address acchus, "New liaves | den aud Ihe Re mee cr ‘fa it | sate of the teteces which you patchesed from we, 2ou ~4 | perhaps know that it is all claimed by M Domeroq | SPPpAaTently, of the importance of thowing that Mr. ine retired neighborhood. baving in his Connecticut, sed. i | | separately, if a io M Port, when the tobacce was sold to him did not a. “ ¥ + Port was. in fact, not ignorant that VM. Domereq , $45, in bank bilis, and « purse comtaii saan SPECIAL NOTIONS, — | A YOUNG FRENCH LaDy, | ginth susct” Agtseon the Resogd tea Tuned rcemes Aisote | hed enld that he was the owner of the tobvoce me thd | know thet the United States were without title to er coln. He had not travelled far in thet ©) OUR PHILADELPUIS 2UBSCRIBERS—THOSR wishes to find » i to F.ARGENTI, at Brown Brothers & Co's, 59 Wailetreet, | dvy before: butanhe hed already sold the marchan. | YOU endeavor to invalidate the testimony of Colon Cinity, before who'wish tebe Hed with the Herald ean },vscher, aaa 7 ” | dite, and considered bimerlf entitted to regard the Childs. by asserting that Dir Port could have had no called Julia Shettie lenve their names PRs Thre street, below Piano, Fi 0 L.8T—A Do! OUSE, NO. 170 22D STREE to him by the American anthorities, good | knowles ge of t! vions ale of the tobacco, became of infamy. on the corner of Ai near Bight la at the time of the #ale to. he was notin a ea ‘areas immediarsly on the Personally or by le Cheotnat, whe | solid, be Dofore + Will insure insertion the following day. WaANtHD—sy 10 Resp ered as follows on the 21, ain Wrrer Sin:—1 as D answer your letter of the 20th insta streets, where he was shewn Teom, and soon after bis — e om city on the 10th September, 1847. and did not return antil the 15th ‘TABLE GIRLS, SITUA- I inform Jooking around. however, bool . row ry 30, CALI- tions in private families; one to eook, wash aud irom, it 1 sold the five hund: Octeber, the day before the advertisement of the sale ‘the money bad all vauished On finding pg te ey a te do heures Re te ether $0 de hintnsewmmend | ae SawaPaPhe PonLiguansa.'| neediec en the Stth cfs monte nT ete ee ed Supposing there allegations to robbed, he prosured the aid of offlcer Baker of the | shipping and commission basiiross, i ferenee given, Apply sc 8 Bigutecsth ot, boinees et aed For nale, one sevond hand doable medinm old pateny | _ It Wax not mntil the 20th of October that M Domereq . 1 do not question that you belleve them) Sixth ward and coon alter she was taken into custody manner, any Tth avenues, for 2daye. ’ ween GUN AME Adame pres: also, several second hand Washington and | addressed Mix elaim to Brigadier Genersl Lancs he ect | it x ktrange that mo proof of them was adduced before eonveyed deters Justice Lothrep, x merohing hie m 0 A SITCATION DUA TOUNG WOUAILSO | Buaith presses, varisns vines. ADDIY ten | tublirbed his title to the ownership of the tobacco: be | the hers sma ee Bee this Neen, Sane, $s of the stole oney nd; J — y AN, | ., 2 and 3 ' 4 that the t had ¥ eannel loubted that due weight would have been al- [positively tha oman whe ng, Bog 8 HA vingeoon, 59 Drved red Fosters al howsework in 's private faullys and ad no | A ze proved that the tobacco had been sold tohim on tho Tepeanwene fn fe A thou Inquire of a. — Le MOL G1b of June, by the orders of Majot General Worth:and | lowed to tl bis money fd magistrate committed the no- ae potiet yte Pear pan ate HOUSH oth aj a on the 20th of November a military court di hat | on the statement of no witness. in aonsidariog the tos- the merobandier chauld be restored to him. lo deapiee timony | am under the neovsslty of rejecting them on- made with M Port On the | “rely reot, im hid __ SHIPPING, | ~ pag 00. OR SALE—THE SUPERIOR WN YORK BUILT offs lo ie of 0) tone | ot th mtrnet afterw: f Dayer D—BY A RESPE, TABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ; eA ‘4 . | 20th November an officer and cight soldiers of the | ..Y0U #lso deny the assertion of Colonel Childs that Tn aus ee | cc ereetat shin EBAMOIS DRFAU.. She te. of ¢ arwshing, Wis bast of rotons thee Fs ber, rituated in th American army charged with eff-cting the restitution, | Mr. Fart wane tobacco dealer, By this you doabtices ag they et he pt Heury Kulek, residing in Wash- be T. ES ey pal Eleventh street, New York. ‘seca for jews, mi broke open the doors af the store house. where M. Port , intend to repel the preeumption that he sould mot have house ig bad deporited the tobacco, and he was deprived of it. | taken euch an interest in the transactions fa that ar- fad _ M. Port had in the interval resold the merchandise ot | tele at Porbla ae must necerrarily hare led toa know- Sir TH 260 Wet cerear’ meluded. | whiten he wax thus stripped. and had cleared $4400 net | ledee of t rales of tobacco It ma: J JOUN GLOVER.” | Upon the operation: for be bought at $12.00 and sold | trading mares not Me. Port's sole business ? #t 916.100. This som was paid to himat Puebla.onthe | very fact of bir purchave and vale in this instance === | 61 of November, 1867; and he was thus to be forced to | 8 Fufilolent anewor to the unqualified statement that : , ive it beck ae the annulment of the sale which had b+ wre nota tohaceo dealer T. WAS, TOR THe been made to him fovolved the annulment of the eale |. !f 'herefore, the lewral tontimony only in the ease ae which he himeelf hed made: and he thereby lost $4600, | it ttands be recarded. | mnt ies ing legitimately and positively into | that Nr Port wae to be taken from him by the act of ton street. who was charged on rurpicion of havini & pipe of gin, valued at $40, said to have been from a vessel The cone wae heard Zooterdey, before Justice Lothrop, and Mr Knick was honorably | 7. Pa Pees a | FPROR BAVANNAH—U_ 5. MAIL LINE, EVERY WED- Ginchengre trom the ecmnpielas, as the oy id not | nerday, ab 4_P.M—Senthern trsvele ‘The wtiention of eustain the suspicion 2 gertiemen going South ie respectfully imvited to the Sa- “er Yanna Line of mers, and the conveniences of this route. TENNESSEE. Capt Cole, Sept. 2ith, Oct, 10th, &: CHEROKEE, Capt. Lyon, Oot. 24, Oct, 17) Be. For freight te | Or pnrsuge apply to A, 1 tw I WISH TO JOIN 4 COMPANY WICH INTENDS TO start for California iv m Ftenin vessel. Ay company oe doing, will pleave addrese P.Q.. Lesper offiee, Philakelplin, ne particulate ané place of rendervour, | A TRENCH DESICNE {FROM LYONS) FOR PRINT- ven goods of all kinds, wishes to find employ y I R, COOP! last fowrteen years, contie ent of meronrial and other d aggravated JOK UAVANA NEW ORLEANS AND CHAGRES.— : yh trhahsolalaads . the Amerienn authorities, This tenot ail, M. Abadia, | Now: it is presumed that you would not o = eet PY aeons mail steamship 0110; Lieut Jas. A D=BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO are th i ——— | on bie part, hed realized @ profit of $1000 on thetobare Mewioan ene ” 60. a he bed old for £17 660 what he honght at $16 500, : pare Sep the euse of Gencseheny. OF ‘Thir profit he lost in conrequenee of the annulment of ingly bought the property of an individual erietures, aud similar discrders, 10 wakes & specdy eure the rale: end. availing himself of bis remedy againat Her also an individual bad sold without without the leeet restricvion of diet. drink, @ a, the seller, he summoned M. Port to restore to him the | Delve Aware of the true owner, and which property wae ghange in application to business Ove oby to wotily sum ef $1000. which added to the £4600 already loat | ‘Ubrequently restored to the trus owner by proses of paeciitcinne etek for eietaie NGS by M. Port, raised the entire lors of the latter to $5.500, 8%. it Lam correctly infurmed. the oun, F ‘This is the amount now claimed by M. Port | cleres thet in oud ‘fA onse the purch: “There feet hk cleart " net reeove aT te hy 1 meg colavetlean etn ae be entited tom return of the purchase money. ire the objections made to them ? | There, sir, are the ounds for my opinion thet ¢t to ¢zemine $e documents which wealttice the eee ee hed paid for the —— wer of the 2 nn on there * * soe fs AND WALKS—KE VE FEL LERED AND | inform me very briefly, and withont even indicating tobacco with Interest thereoa, had rendered him aube , 148 command that winu'd be eheerfally ebayed the reasons on which your desision reste that, after *tantinl justice. and thar it was no part of their daty, ne of men ie, Later Coe dung Cordial paring the dveaments rent to tue with those which | D°F is It now the duty of this government, to guaranty D—JEFFRIES' ANTIDOTE, ASPEC je awarded to him. eappoting that he SN. eommaw Pe | oe Wedneseay, the I7th of Ucvober atl ociosk, P.M, trom 7 (ono depee yt ged bey 4 | $e pler foot of Warren sitert North River: touching off ep ster ad Gute’ Ge op the S0th vit, after = pacnage o! four days | the jer ton an nab to laud aed receive - 04 from Norfolk. and was performing quarantiog in the | cerry veruneut | molument, is the object. Address he, } Dey, at last acoounte ro by the November steamer from od | The U.8 frigate Beewdywin cpagtea wi! be tranaferrod. ut fla Rio Jareiro on the 10th of Am and i competent to, Nery adovanta, $50 kewa iv MISCELLANEOUS. UTCH FLOWERBULBS, FROM A “ Fieriet, the firet importation thi oss toeaate ty (md RW. BURLAGE, No. 53 IRE INSURANC pary—Offices N no, Wa treet, Brooklyn. T! im Fels, they any, live stinning when used | to it, ond thonentids have bern so lon, ned in the p-ice of ve 4 gaiters, that perhaps some of them line it. ert) restorasiy rd ; ented to you, you have hern led t + | the rpeculations made by him jo an article parehased t have turd a degiiogs wad oes 4 ond alt irrosetar clusion that M Port had no right te be diseatuded | Ueder tuch elrevinstancen. This opinion te mot hm rH 3 hold forni‘are. ver ‘their - with the deetion given against him wy judgment, shaken by the remarks conteined im Freight 35 gente per Tetrorable terme as ony similar inecis ution, What are these documents whieh, when ermpareg | YOUr note WILLTAM ELLSWORTH, President, an Hon upenna lied. tien i il myself of this opportunity to renew to you” surance of my high consideration, J. M, OLAYTON, with those furmiehed by M Port, are in your opinion | _,/ ® erlewinted to fi . < | str, & rnin rune tor Teton cone ed to invalidate our elalin? Allow me. ein, to . fe ¢ nitity, we It +4 to please t examine them in a on different from that in which To Ww. Text Povsss, ke, the ahove complaint | find. ip the Gret place. a letter from Capt. Webster wes ALFRED UERBE BEGS LEAVE NFORM open Patio Millinery, on Thure= Tuadway, N. ¥. } riewient value a mets Freight te ADAMBS FIN passen 3E: , to the Seeretary of War. dnted Kehruary U5. 1840; and, | raaxsiation oF A wore FROM THE | teKete for passage aust travee iid Gr: nttbess will spem Penis Full aulitecty pt ype Feeding it, sofaetiom nding any | vusvertusce ee company. jweday ne h of Septemv ", ete. only cor it id ent, WO. ROUERTS, 118 Went wtreeg, SET eEMRY Mert the A94h of Septemorr, INH y corroborates. in my judument, the s . 7 Lea ation ov Fr mens FOWLER wees, 1848. ee ments of M Port. it ie therefore not this letter which | anireror. April Clinton Hall, 131 Nassau street, OTICE Ty SOULKEKNSRS--THE NEW Math itveny ama tabees el be oer or poo Dr, A. MB. Mauricean, Proten could bave dictated your decison. | To the 1 Me poke. ak ewe: kh _3_ ' Steamship O1', will poritively enil on the 50th inat., at J L~ edition, Isme., pp m two utters, dated the 7th 8 on the 10th instant. the letter whie Wigs and Toupecs—We would ceil the ih, for ey Onléeas, 4! Charleston, Savannah j pm Major Ge Burlerte the | youdid me the honor to -ddtes¢ to me in anawer t requiring Wigs or Tou= tg. OF Phiveieal and mental angeish te man . iy ry of War, the otherfrom sir. Lay to Colonel | une wherein | presented the priocipal reason whicle A. tel Dhiv. Shippers to Now Or we Sle, and pecuniary difienl hasta omer STE VERON: No lot Beosaway, corner of Dey | will be ready for treighivo phi eT Se Ey \eeeren A Less gia fret letter toforms the government of the | should, im my opinion, Induce you to adit the elaim in Howse. They ean be seen ne rep street, North River To lenaid Sik Bandeerctiers, je mpetence, thoniands now bros 4 ‘ ry mS | wae is bad received orders of M. A Port. here may be coon the largest to_M.O ROP ERTS, 11s West strent, bith. Pi Money Belts, stocks Catlara, 0 addr Iiwetly to Washington @ detatled report of YoU endeavor to extablieh in that letter, that M. Port Daadgnen tes potees ours the afisir of Fort, the reaond liter eont SOK SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—FOR SALE, © Pe Sam, Ran cre Tayaay apa sonvonee stung oa) tontist or voysgeur, or the man of fashion at ln Gold Kegions, This class Of vessels cannot fail 10 ~ enormous — yi ner for this Knew. nt tm he ne haver wsefacege | cloneL Childe by Me Lay,iathe wame | the tobaces. that It ees the prepety NiDomtten: is of Major General butler, The order seems to have | and not of the United states! then preceeding pom permit of an increase of | POM eutitely forgotten by Colonel Childe, Without you goon to ray that M Port. 90 far Se pie Upon this, however, i merely exteblish here relobureement of the «ame lost wife, the mother, the one hat these letters de notin any w atfect the at | ‘ure con tet plates the etas which he tied paid ‘end thie most affinven mete nea a to ta every complains to pees ane he _Rando-ef Guectevurmeer Weaners ef Se ime pers —Latchetor's celebrated | t No.4 Wail strest, and tx the only eetab= he city enelustvely deveved to shat basiness WG WLER, 98 Woes pees whee ob~ {OK SAN FRANCISUO AND me! PH id sbip SAKTHALE 8. Will poritive y sail em the Beh Oovover, li fennd hip, he if Unequalleds ue ‘Te the family, it je of by jan in eo: eequet I will ray the came of a volominone paper containtn h “r A} to hi details of the proceedings bet | the hes it r 7 ‘ Fornishing Store, OOO WiAL0% SHAPES, POW sae IN LoTS vip in mode of ev 60 ciaim if not against the tight of M Domereq to the | yond the decision ot the court martiat held a *e eoleti ; ‘ 4 fl 1 | what he had bought from the Unived States A \bioet, t wane, APILY vs (2 ite tr Clean’ too ae es 4 Auld at the Pabliobing Qi ie (bin court, whieh establishen the ownership of |” Permit me. Tr deoretary of State. to observe to you, $1 yer single aii Shenk vircot, Prilaulpnie! | Claim ie bot, ena che rks cP Cat claim, as our | thet.sm reaccn tne thus, you go rather stagalerly be. M B Ls 1d, Nerth Riv D TOUPERS—JUSTICE TO 4LU ~ owner: hip of the tebeeon. but Ht ts sheaply demand for | Lethe Irth cf November: 14 eT eae ee hits WE Un the reeipt of & y will be grenemitted by matt free he ty ‘eek a Poet ~ on ume by M. Port, | This military court, which permitted Col \ ef poatoge teeny part of vie Uvited Staves, Aliloctets muy | 1h consequence of the violent weinure of that property | carry cut, without intertwption, hi 2 COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, Ne BULECON, 4 Wall teens, | | ke Segrereed, pertpait, to Vy. A. aM. Mauirieeas, Hox 2M | drem him, Tey | {ncevalble, wes eertelaly by me mneews oe Gee Ee HEE, cn Be He SUELO, 4 Well wor j — Fe Delay. Cite 120 Lilierty etter, | ctun at lant, Mr Seoretary nf State, to two doon- | i. lort, yet lt refused to reeognive iu M. Port that pea mo . EB ONLY DIRECT LINE FOR SAN FRANUISUO, | ys, #2 Chatom streets | Dott ents the ony ones which could bare led you to refuse | faith whiek, im your opinion, might relieve the United turday, Sept. 22-6 Pm, ; Gerber doi | Oec ofr ah SOF Bind 0 | {cadmit (he claim presenied to you by we These are | Staves geverninent from the ehatge of revuralng to thie The stock market opened heavy this morning, and ® | Commander, will leave for Cbagtes at thelr a 2. bea two Tetlets Sum Gok & hild« to the Seeretary of War, | Frenchman the sume pald by hia tuto the Atmerieam Pier 4,8 BR, on Tw 2 at 8 o'clock ie fagiory, other pals ‘meri Ateo, ditt vere t broary 23. 1845, the other February 28, | cofiers. and employed tor the suppert of the army. part of the improvement of yeaterday was lost. This letters agree well enough with each | jt is sinong the evidence given befure this court, t what we enticipated, After afew more little @reet’ to Cl ars, 6 ie j bering the CGlrvad fiber, they both, impute fraudulent manwavees toM. | which did not udatt the charge of bad faith, thint you reactions of thia kind, prices will steadily settle downg | a Own tm portacie ty Ae cert avd acotse him of coliusion with wi. Wengiertkl, | geek for procte of that bad felth, You ite with this cretary and interpreter ef This seeveation, sir, te on of Pheuld pot be made on light cen fornich the proof of what ovght te do we Gay When be very words of the ta, ener areninl riicles watcned to pastorn, Smouns | dnd warn id cheapest in this clay. Whele- For , thle and fetail, Uvods lowned to partion SODA HINOUIT. SUC Svs Childe | object v M y eh woharaster that ft | nercq.ne io ee te be by the would Mr. Seeretery of State, for m: y nt ot gach Word of this portion of the inquiries, to esta! 4 yen estion that, so far from its boing agutamt we, it serves effeetually to overthrow the allegations of U pnd it would eli for holders of fancy stooks toavay | Any person re ay, can seoute ® berth fot Cue w themselves of the first advance to realise, otherwise h -” yagh a lor nt Paesage, apply ted. UW ABD & BUN, 4 fre they may be compelled to cerry them we bd The Bay .re city will suseeed the Creseent Uity, m1 and tedious winter, which will add two or three por | Jeaiion the wit aft tober cont to the eost ands If Col Ohiids here is wiready @ wide margia be | gon BAN FRANCISCO, FIA . Chilce; wt | ehall Hote myself te ao account of the terem cont and present prices, and every thirty days F clipper coppered Bart FLORID. we My oy u ve Tal Ne military court | ex p\pmations given om this subject by M. Domereq Po aes ay goth . W) pages, 24 editio: . Mal Bt Puchi, earrve to be here “The witness felt vo the Legation of France, on the 12th are likely to take it etl wider Faosengere can fly on thi ‘ bed aoe id erm #0} Medical ana Surgical Journat i kn Of opinion,” ay that M. Tort | Thao. M, Domereg then devinred byron oe . sen ’ Fiorldt, having Glegunt state room a any ever re mad: ie ety. Gra . sion 4 4 \ lately finds its appearance. The plate is the same a ads offere dueoments to solicits soon tinares of | disenees, on art in the teteeco, to the injury of the tirst p e © In fact, t b place the counterfeit on the Reading Hank of Obie, with th the acove port mereg. His reason for thie'o pinion 1s thease tuo 's ae Ceccher oY therded' he ample you one mane exception of the enh lon of t Word “ State for Hrenrtte at + renld wot Ker ’ , aq | rehe rem c ’ ime “Reading.” It is badly exeouted. The book of the | PNorwMivern Oe. | oy a co. a1 Beutbowern, | ‘ Soe deta ane pr Mvene seneoey “te