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The native American., 1839-06-29
COMMUNICATED.

Mr. Editor: would thank you to inform me
Of the necessity of the appointment of certain
Iishnaan as Lieutenant in the Marine Corps, il
the commandant of the Corps has no use for
his services. II is too notorious that he has been
dashing through our streets at the expense OF the
Government without having performed one title
of service since his appointment, which took
place last winter. This person is one OF the two
foreigners who successfully competed with more
than one hundred native applicants, some of
whom we know to be the most worthy young
men of the country, for the office he now holds
as snecure, and which he only accepted, as
you sometime since intimated in your paper, to
test his superior popularity with the Executive
over his competitors. | hold no Office under the
Government; neither need nor desire one; but
should suppose no man of just views and no.
norable feelings could witness such an outrage
against right and justice without denouncing il in
unqualified terms
1t IS matter of great surprise, with those ac-
qualnted with the circumstances, how this in
cumbent ever succeeded against such odds; nor
would the surprise be lessened were it known by
what means the object was accomplished. We
have 1t from good authority, that certain coun-
tryman OF this new Lieutenant Ga lessee ofseven
grog-shops in New York. came on to Washington
and demanded of the President that his friend
should receive the appointment in the Marine
Corps at the Navy Yard in the District OF CO.
lumbia, as remuneration for his political servi-
ces rendered 10 the President and his party in
New York, by the influence he was able to
bring to bear upon the elections through the in
strumentality Of the fequenters of his seven grog-
shops (sinks of corruption, vice and misery--the
special concerns of ioreigners.) Did not this can
ddate for the vacant Office obtain letters here from
Richmond, Virginia, and from there to the dis
penser OF favors here, to give his Recommended
tion a sort of widespread and general character
and to avoid the appearance of having no other
sanction than that of his grog-shop patron from
New York? And why should the late Speaker
of the House of Representatives have counte-
nanced this mans pretensions so far as to have
added his influence by giving him letter of re-
commentator?
NOTE BY THE ED1ToR.--We cannot impart
satisfactorily the information asked by our cor
respondent; nor can we yet account for the ap-
pointment of that foreigner in any other way than
the wantonness of party considerations As to
the non-performance of any service by the Lieu
tenant alias (by assumpton) Colonel -, of
the United States Army, we may suppose he has
occupied his time in making preparation for his
Northern tour Of pleasure, asswe understand he
says he is going to Saratoga Springs this summer
acith Mr.. Van Buren; but whether in the charac-
ter of lile-guard or body-servant, we did not
learn.
The native American., 1839-06-29

TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF MAcKESzlE-An
extra from the office Of tile Ontario Messenger
gives short account of the trial Of William l..
Mackenzie, the Canadian Patriot" who was
indicted before the United States Court Of the
Western District of New York, for violation of
the neutrality law of 1918. Thc evidence adj
duced was recapiuation Of the facts connected
with various expeditions that have been raised
in this country for the Invasion Of the British ter
ritory. Mackenzie conducted his cause in per-
son, unaided by counsel, and without introducing
testimony, that which he offered being rejected
as legally nadmissible. He addressed the court
and jury in speech of about eight hours long, in
which he detailed the whole history of his con-
nexion with the Canadian instructions. The
jury, after retiring for three hours, returned
dict of guilty. The sentence of the court which
was that he should be imprisoned in the county
Jail of Monroe county for eighteen months, and
pay fine often dollars, was pronounced imme-
date!y after the verdict was rendered..
The native American., 1839-06-29
To OUR DISTANT FRIENDS.

We call upon our friends at distance, who have been
kind enough 10 procure subscribers 10 our paper to Tor
ward the amount Of their collections early possible
We have upwards of I40 receivers Of paper in and
near the city Of New Orleans, TO whose promptness we
would make direct appeal
AS regards this city, believe our list OF resident pa
irons greater than that OF any other paper ~
iay we adnosh them that the paper VIII mol De con
nued to any who shall for two years on the 10th OF
August next
The native American., 1839-06-29
DIED.,

On Thursday afternoon in the 7sn year OF her age,
after painful illness Of several months duraton Mrs.
WINIFRED GALES, consort Of JOSEPH GALES, Esq,
of this city, (ae Of North Carona) and mother Of one
Of the Editors Of the National Integencer Of the wife
Of the other Editor of that Journal and Of te Junior Editor
of the Raleigh Register. She was native Of Newark
in England and emgratcd 10 this country with her sur
viyug husband and her then living children in the year
1895; resided in Philadelphia until 1899, aud the remand
of the intervening time except the last six years. il
Nor,h Carolina.
The native American., 1839-06-29

The Redlander, of Nacogdoches, states that an
express arrived there will, intelligence that the
Cherokees had embodied near the Sabine, deter
mined to make war upon any troops who may at
tempt to build fort there in conformity with the
orders Of the Secretary Of War. Major Waters
calls for reinlorcements to enable him to carry
the order into effect The people in that part
Of Texas were preparing for conflict with the
Cherokc cs..--LoHisianio,1
The native American., 1839-06-29

KN1cKERBocKER FOR JuNE.-Th,s welcome
visitor has reached us since the publication OF our
last number. The beautiful articles by Washing
ton Irving, so full of the spirit which characteristics
his previous writings; the genuine humour of the
"Le,ers from London" the laughable sketch, by
the author of 1.-The Circus" describing all Elec-
ton and Political Headquarters on Long Island;
the s.Visit to Garrick," in 1868; and the papers
bv the Hon. Caleb Gushing, well sustain the
character of the work. The Literary Notices and
Editors Table are in their usual good taste; and
we feel proud Of work that SO ably susalns our
countrvs literature, and again commend it to such
Of our readers as do not take it. Clark d Edison,
Publishers, New York.
The native American., 1839-06-29
THE IRISH EXCITEMENT AT NEW ORLEANS.

THE IRISH EXCITEMENT AT NEW ORLEANS.
1t was our Intention to continue the subject OF
.hc extraordinary excitement got up Ill New or-
heans agai,ss, Messrs Peyton and Wiggnton, and
present some reflections to our readers upon the
nar,ic,ar causes and character of that excitemen;
lut some unusual calls upon our time and atten-
tion this week have necessarily compelled us to
defer what we have to say upon that subject TO
future time. We will barely point out a pas
sage in the communication Of "Erin go bragh,'
IN which we commented in our last, and which
we think merits the grave consideration OF our
readers and native citizens universally.
< Amongst other curious remarks, Erin go
.Rr,oh'' makes this precious confession:
..rhe aspersions, if correctly stated by Grat-
tan, are certainly most insulting, and such as i'm
peratively demand the stamp of public disappro-
baton by this class of our cluzens; but knowing
fhe erciteable nature Of my couaf'ynacn, the
inpossibiity Of restraining then' aohe" ine'r
fscIiugs are once roused, and the alarming
Ienofhs TO aohich they are then carried, can
moi aoree with Grattan's idea as TO the convenng
.of nubic meeting-some mischief would in
,eyitably occur"
t'lhe eXclteaDle natule VI ioiciShoio anu %
peciay of Irishmen, the impossbiliy OF re-
straining them when their feelings are once roused'
and the alarming lengths to which they are then
carried" and, we may add their total disregard
or all law. human or divine, which stands in their
way, when their passions of revenge and national
hate are excited, are amongst the principal objec
tions, which we have constantly urged, to the ad-
mission of these people to naturalization and the
consequent participation with us of the rights OF
American citizens. Rights which were obtained,
not less by the blood and sacrahces than by the
cool and patient perseverance OF .7'ner'ean "a
triots For the first time those objections are
admitted, by one of their own countrymen TO be
sound. and our assertions that they are incapa-
bic of properly exercising political privileges and
performing political duties under our system OF
government, is pronounced TO be undeniable.-
We want no better argument than "Erin go
bragh'' has furnished us with, to prove that 1t Is
dangerous in the extreme, to continue to over
stock our land with hordes of men whom no
reasoning can persuade, no morality can check,
M concessions can win, or no laws control. We
again warn our countrymen to beware. we ap-
peal to our Legislators to watch and guard the
institutions committed to their guardianship from
destruction, by the only means in their power
the repeal of the Naturalization Laws, and the
'efectua exclusion from our ports OF the vie ana
worthless ofcasts of other climes.
The native American., 1839-06-29

The Cincinnati Gazette cautions the public
against receiving FIVE and Ten dollar bills OF the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling,
Va. Those made payable at the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, Philadelphia, are entire coun-
terleits; none such having ever been issued by
the Wheeling Bank.
The native American., 1839-06-29

Five cases of Yellow Fever have been reported
bv the Board Of Health Of Charleston, ). e., as
having occurred among the shipping, up to the
2lst inst.
The native American., 1839-06-29

The Chicago Democrat of June H. furnishes
information of report that the Indian chief keo-
kuck, has been killed by young Black Hawk the
son of tbe old Chief of famous memory.
The native American., 1839-06-29

tie years this valuable Buisntn
Of the principal ia the Northern ses. aui BY the
Of those that Is the Proprietor has u,nds
furnish The iegga this gre that all nay avail
themselves of this remedy, the disease seated that
medicine viii H. lie s!e Obstinate euays truly
dsru and the following Shlia, yotariy give ,hsr
among proved it, ccaey From the
dss OF the unera hs iars..as eject upon patients
iovs Balsain, recommend ots
vauaLe mcdfciae for whl a recommended Calvin Es NJ
D. Albert Williams NJ D. members Of the Massachusetts Medical
Bncsty Also crhn;cs the direction astonishing
cure, i has effected A. Webster Deon, Call Bristol,
Me Tho. IaSkina Bston Elsb Horton Baker Hu
Boston DAVID wcsi9uy, clerk Of Josiah s,eAdmen Nss L.
Mari. Thousands OF others coad named where Il best
hn an security against eounteres each direction win ba
.gned Ffoynrcs, NJ ~ Gardner Psopctor's ressenes
~ Washington Street Boston, where all orders aidscss.d
Ais the bole hnptssd 10 the gs the Ma ID
N. Gariucr's indian S=iSIm u kiyerScrt.
The native American., 1839-06-29
SPAIN.

The recently formed ministry, at the head of
which was Senor Pita Pizarro, has already given
place to new one, the constitution OF which is
thus announced: M. Perez de Castro, President
and Minister of Foreign Affairs; General Alaix.
War; General Vigodet, Marine; M. Diego Entreno,
Interior; M. Arrazola, Justice, and M. Jmenez,
Finance.
rspartero had gained possession of Guarda-
mino, after strenuous resistance, and was pre-
pairing to besiege BalIhaseda. At Estella also,
there had been some fighting, in which the Carlists
were deaeated.
The native American., 1839-06-29

Nor SALE OR LEASH, farm, lying ten miles
IL from the city of Washington, the road leading
10 baltimore. 1t contains about IL + acres, about so OF
which are in wood and about 25 in meadow land; it has
on it comfortable dwelling, young orchard Of choice
fruit and perhaps is healthy any place 10 be found
Ii is desirable that any p, Isoni who may feel wish to
possess themselves OF so fine and healthy situation
should make Immediate application TO the subscriber, at
the Lumber and Wood Yard l2t street near the canal
June 70 ULYSSES WARD.
The native American., 1839-06-29

TAMES'S NEW NOVEL-Chares Tyrrcl, the
u Bitter Biood by G. P. X. James Esq, author Of the
Hugpnot, the Robber, Sc
Historical Sketches OF Statesmen who foursled IN the
time of GeoTge ILL.,, 10 which is addsd Remarks Par
ty,wiih appendix, hrst series by Henry Lord Bfough.
am +. k. S. and member Of the Rational Institute OF
France, III vols.
Conccalment, Novel, in vols.
Nicholas Nekleby No IA.
Jack Sheppard, No. 3.
Piccioa the Prisoner on SFeneSrele or Captivity Cap
tive by NJ Sainnc, second edition.
Are this day received and for sale by
w. M. MORRISON,
June % doors west Of Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1839-06-29
THE BEST MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

THE bes, medicine fcs
Coughs, Colds, and all
Lung COMPLAINTS, Hoop
ing Cough, Splitting of
Blood, Pain in the Side,
Liver Complaint, and
EEec tioas ci the breas;,
IN Mrs. NJ. N. GARD.
NER'S INDIAN BAL.
SAM OF LIVER
WORT, containing the
strength o: many roots
aud hefhs. Among the.
plumber are Livaswort,
E.eeampane, Boneset,
Asclepias tubcfcss, Ice.
land Moss SGuills, Hys-
l@op, Ru,a grnveolens /;
also many other herbs
hot to be procured in this
put RI The globa. For
The native American., 1839-06-29

The Constitutional states that Marshal OuDINo
has been appointed grand chancellor of the legion
of honor
The native American., 1839-06-29

WRENCH MUSIINS.--We have on hand 100 pieces
Il French Mnslins and Lawns, which viii be sold at
very reduced prices.
june % BRADLEi "a CAlLEll L.
The native American., 1839-06-29

ISOR RENT.-A convenient story brick house
IL NJ Mssouri avenue, east Of 4 IL street lately
cupied by DR.. Buck. For good tenant, the house
will be put in complete repair Possession may be had
Immediately. Apply at TODD'S Drug Store.
June
The native American., 1839-06-29

NATIVE AMERICAN CELEBRATION. = The
~ Steamboat SYDNEY will leave Bradley's Wharf
on the Fourth of July at 10 o'clock M. precisely.
upon excursion Of pleasure for the Natve American
Association"
Those members who disposed to unite upon this
OCCASION and such ether Native Americans friend
y TO their cause invited 10 meet at The City Hail at
half past nine O'clock the morning OF that day. so as
10 reach the Steamboat at the precise hour of ten.
The charge will be dollar and fifty cents for each
person. exclusive Of liquors. which will be provided at
the cost of each consumer.
There will be good Band of Music, and every at
ention will be paid to the Company to make the day
pass socaby and pleasantly
The ceremonies Of the day will be under the manage
ment Of Committee Of the Association already appoint
ed for that purpose.
The Boat will touch at Alexandria about BALI past ten,
for such friends shall be disposed to join in the ce!e
braton from that place. June %
The native American., 1839-06-29

"a FRENCH CHINTZ.-We have on Land 500
Il pieces French Chinz. which will be sold targans
June o2 BRADLEY & CATLETT
The native American., 1839-06-29
FRANCE.

In France the public mind is recovering from
the agita,lons consequent upon the ministerial
crisis and the Paris riot, and matters were settling
down into their usual train.
The new ministers were pursuing prudent
course of conciIiation, and il was not doubted that
they would be able To maintain themselves III the
Chamber and elsewhere.
The official evening paper states that the Go
vernment is about TO bring forward, in the Cham-
her OF Deputies, proposal for granting rewards
and indemni6cation to those persons who have
either suffered in the late nsurrection, or whose
parcn,s or relatives have been disabled or killed.
The native American., 1839-06-29

LNRLSH SAkATOnA WATER just received and for
Il sale by the box single bottle.
Also, Swans Patent Atmospheric Soda Fountain,
apparatus for making soda water at one halt the expense
and labor the old method. Price 500.
F. HOWARD,
June Near Buildings.
The native American., 1839-06-29

"A LEhANDER'S POEMS,-The Fall Of AztaIan
and other poems. by c. A. Alexander, Esq this
day published and Tor sale by
w. NJ. MORRISON,
June 10 4 doors west OF Browns Hotel
The native American., 1839-06-29

DARIS WROUGHT CApES.-Just opened
L A few handsome worked Capes
lot Of worked Bands and Ruflss
so pieces Thin worked muslin edging
Also, large supply Of French Monsseincs de LANES
MayIS BRADLEY g. CAPLETf
N EW GOODS.--We have opened this day.
~ 10 pieces Black Italian Lust-!ng unusually low
4 cartoons very rich Embroidered Thibet Shaw!s
Super 1 Twisted silk do
cartoon Printed Mousssline de Laine do
10 pieces rich Figured Mousselines
case Marseiiles Skirts
20 doz. iigh, color ed French Gloves
5 doz. Double Pic mic Gloves, white and black
ALSO, OPENING
3 cases French Ehntz. very cheap
3 do cheap Domcatic Prints
5 do Long cloth Si.linss
May Is BRADLEY X CAiLEiI
The native American., 1839-06-29

q ELECTIONS FROM THE ENGLISH POETS
- from Spenser to Beattie, embeIlshed with Portrait
and twenty -four illustrations.
Also the Life of the Rev. George Crabbe LII D. by
his son, the Rev. Georse C,abbe A. NJ. is sale by
w. M. MORRISON,
June 20 Four doors west Crowns Hotel.
The native American., 1839-06-29

literary AND GRAPHICAL .ILLUSTRA-
ATlONS OF Shakespeare and the British Drama, COM
prsing AN Historical View Of the OFign and Improve
Descriptive Notices of upwards of one hundred of the
most celebrated tragedies, Comedies, Operas and FAR
enhelIished with than two hundred engravings
wood, by eminent artists, is for sale by
w. M. MORRISON,
June 2S -Four doors west Of b owns Hotel
The native American., 1839-06-29
For sale at

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-24
NOW EXHIBITING,
THE EIGHTH WONDER or THE WORLD


n- THE Greatest Natural Curiosity presented the
psbc-Two ALBINos, Of American birth These singular
ee,sg, called also whs NesrSs- D'assara'
viii be exhibited for ort time " this city al Concert Hail.
To .at. the public there no deception regard to
this exhibition obtained The certificates of the Follow
ing eminent medical gentlemen 81 tn. eity-Dr jobs w
Francis 662 Broadway; DR. Gnisg Bedford lis Leonard
Dr. Hugh MeLank, Warren st; DR. j. r. Lewis, ~ Jersey
The exhibition OF these eccentric besg will commence
Wednesday, 18th inst from III A. NJ TO ~ and from to
r. NJ. till further notice.
Admission - eents-ehildren half price. a2o.iw'
DAssFORD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS ais Broadway, and "a Ann street. joins
the Museum in both Streets for the sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls SC &c. add exercises for health Purchasers and
players invited There ~ Billiard Tables ready or
ai seven in one rosm prins Steel ada rubber
cushions and eagle and wood frames The sess assortment
offered the public. mysl.y
II EMOvAI-.J ii. BANCKER, Merchant Tailor, informs
II bis friends and puss generally that h. has removed
from No - Fulton street. ~. Hotel 10 No 90 Nassau st.
near Fol,o where he prepared % ecsve and execute all
orders entrusted his care with neatncss and punctuay
iu'
TAPANNED wARE-rne India Trays in sets, Fine
Gothic and Sandwich Trays sets Of various patterns and
colors,
BRoNzED wARE-As,ra, Hall and MasteI Lamps,
Chandeliers and Gir.ndcle., Gard Racks,
SPILL Cops. Brackets and Vases
SILVER WARE--Table and Desser, Forks,
Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons
Tea Sets, Casters and Fruit Knives
Butter Knives and Soup Ladies,
Tea Strsincrs and Pencil Cases.
GERMAN SILVER wARE-Table AID Dessert Fsrh,
Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons,
Ladies and Butter Knives,
Salt and Mustard spoons,
Sugar rongs and Fish Knives.
have selected BY agent IN Engians
with the greatest and for sale the "o' rsasosasss
terms, for cash or approved paper
ID. H. DELAvAN, No IL Maiden Lsae,
a93y A sw doors below Broadway.
g fRAw WRAPPING PAPER 500 resms o1 sd
CAMPBELL 4 rEnssE,
ssv lie and il9 Nssssu a.
yEiDLiTx rOwDkRs Prepared from essevy and
- Nocv~s se<s3pt-a Superior article ~ s.As u
sSin' G Y RINd, 81 DsssSwsy.
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Packets 10 Arrive.

LIVERPOOL
Sheridan, Dcpeyster, Mar. ID
Columbus, Crspper. April 9
LONDON
Gladiator, Britton, March 10
Mediator, Champlin, Mar. 70
HAyRE
Emerald, Orne, March 3
Siivie de Gras,e, March 10
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I'M P q r r A N T.
The YYafuc OuessiS

The Maine acknowledgements for Wns.:
{lf- At this ment when perhaps The Of
War with England it becomes the duty Of every enquire
how far this may personally himself is selfevi-
dent fact that advance English manuac uved
goods will be Of the consequences of such Aad
article will it be heavily felt than English
cloths Il is therefore hardly necessary point the policy
Of all and sundry providing themselves with sufficient supply
Of clothing PHILIPS well known Cash Tailoring Establish
ment LOG William Of John street. presests opror-
nifty Of obtaining first rate equal TO any and
passed by none the city for materials make ssd prizes
The astonishing patronage which tho cstabhnent has exps
il sufcs-s Indication Of public Judgment And the
vrfcor having made such arrangements for the ensuing
will he hopes and merit continuance Of such
The system adopted is alone peculiar to this establishment
Purchases made direct from manufacturers England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits Of importers and job
bers consequently reducing the price OF The article such
enable him to employ bat first rate workmen
whereas those differently situated compelled 70 employ in
fcror workmen Of second third
hands And those establishments which give long credits
result many unavoidable losses, obliged TO make
risks.
The advertiser deems his part 10 list
prices much pracc IL is often ceptve lie
confidently relies trial, being sufficient 10 merit
Hnuance Of the ayors Of those who may give him call.
m2S3m
ITO HOUSE KEEPERS-WM VANN, 29l Grand st
has just purchased for cash, several lots Of Domeses
suitable for the present season, consisting or Bed Ticks Tow
Cloths, Dmites, Diapers aud Chniz, Furniture Sheetngy
Table Len Marsees Quilts, Ia very beautiful article
qus1 Huckabuck Toilet covers and several other
Monday morning. April 22nd ls39oa the usual terms,
Cash, and price only
VIM vANN, 29l Grand ST.
ap1 81. between Allen and Orchard.
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COUGH LOZENGES.


Dr. SherganDear Sr-I you many thanks for your in
valuable Cough Lozeage had suffered severely for two
with distressing cough attended with PAIN in the side
&C. pronounced by several physicians to be in acon6rm
ed consumption and 10 he past heard o. your cee-
brated Cough LoIesgss and and purchased born
cough relieved and IL. better every and
two months perfectly cured had previously tried
all the different aams Of Hcrehound Lvcrwort, and pcur
" aud all the different cough medicines that knew
heard Of and none afforded an, relief until fortunately
sorted your Lozspge To them through the blessing of
God life and restoration TO health Use this for the
benefit eea who alike afflicted, that they know where
remedy be had that will cure when all others fail
Yours, SC.
MARY DOUGLAS Waverly Place.
Reader the above from hsnres Of letter that have been
received from those have been cared by Shemsns Cough
Lorenge Have ysu consumption troublesome or even
slight cough directly TO LOG Nassau door above Ann,
1.-THE oaly Meaed Loxenge warehouse in Amcrica) and get
box o Dr. Shermans celebrated Cough Loresges and they
will cure you
See saat "A. Sherman NJ d. the wraprer-sueh
the only genuine Cough Lozenge Don't make mistake and
get any other for your life and health at stake Several
thousand boxes have been sold within the last few MONTHS
curing where all other medicines failed.
". o. Dr. sherman Is In daily attendance.
Remember the NUMBER 100 Nassau street. here can he had
the greatest variety the world wholesale and retail a2sy