Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

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stricken out and the words twenty dollars substi-
tutsd.
LATEST FROM BERMUDA BY the arrival Of the
Queen Victoria We have received the Bermudian to
tao End instant, inclusive. The slave schooner
Clara, one Of the vessels recently here with the
Brssssh man of war, Buzzard, had reached BE rmuda
She will was stated, be dealt with as a pirate and.
therefore confscated. Sir Thomas Harvey. COM
masdsr. IN chief Of the British sauadr.n the Ber.
mud station, had arrived from Halifax in the Win
chester flag ship. See marine news for late Bermu.
do shipping intelligence.
Co. The letter bags of the Great Western. for
Bristol, will close at Gilpins News Room, in the.
Exchange, this morning at II o'clock.
COroucr,s Once
NOV 10 The Coroner was called TO the Battery
Hotel to hold inquest ON the body OF E. C. Malien
q boarder at that establishment, aged about IS 1t
appeared from the testimony sdduced, that the de-
ceased had been in the hotel about week, and came
there from Philadelphia. On Thursday he was taken
NJ and Dr. Ralph sent Tor The doctor stated To the
rry that he found the deceased suffering as If FROM
cholera, and his opinion that his death was to
Dc attributed 10 that disease. Verdict accordingly.
h Co REsToRArIoS or SioHT.-Oae OF the most
ssrpr:sng and pleasing evidences Of the Invaluable
sx 2, pr Wheel as an oeulist. has been manic
ration Of the visual ray"in the case ~ sh re-.
daughter OF DIR: Reeve, Ne. 10 Marion street |. th;.
ms enid a Rad BEEN for nearly fortnight,
hgytlan opthaimia. The professional aid Of Dr. W.
was summoned, after the inc ectuaI aatempts Of =
gentle man to admisister reflex In the courss
" Two oy the skilful and judcious treatment
OF TINS distinguished Ocnlist the little sufferer was
enabled To behold once more the countens.cs a.
metner and to add another enduring laurel To
the professional fame OF DR.. Wheeler-Evs Sfar. I
90 Ds WILLIAMS, rmE ESoL,sH OcuLrsr.-h
aPps-rs rom the following letter, written by Mr.
rageot, Ambassador az the Frencs King Al Wash
ngton that Dr. Williams has beepfalsely sailed /.
TINS country IN regara 10 the authenticity Of his dip.
rested persons. The letter Of the French Anbasss.
dor rejects the highest credit on Dr. Williams,
.,aans,Vs and resges'abity, and cannot be inpsgn-
:, Mr.. Williams, the English Oculist, Rrsvidence
House, 4l9 Broadway, (whera he receives pst;,rts
every day from 2to3)
Aothe edtor-Sir: As an editor Of another journal
nas thought proper libello.sly to change me with
presenting 70 tie public nothing but counterfeit al.
Paomas refer him TO the third chapter Of Proverbs.
n, $50, and Soth verses, which il all the no.
ice snail take OF his abuse and calumny for the
present. Fo,,he sake Of your numerous rsadersI
rsqae" the following extract, from The Washington
Globe 9th ~ Of December, 1887
IN great haste, yours, Sc, SC.
j. WILLIAMS r. n
we nave been furnished with the following letter
rom "A. fageot, ESQ, Ambassador from his Majesty
the King Of the French, to Mr.. John Williams, the
Oculist: -.
washisston, Dec. Is, 1897.
. siR:--I have this instant received your Letter
soaring this days date, by which you request me to
examine, for the purpose Of ascertaning the genu.
nsnes' o. the SIGNATURES affixed to the different d-
which have been granted 70 you BY ,hs diff
Alter close examination Of those diplomas. 4 feel
~ liberty to say that they bear names perfectly
known to me and which consider to be fully aa-
tnentic and would have no hesitation in giving you
smcal aftestation ~ my belief In the genuineness
OF those documents, IL had the authority G5Irtfy-
ing legally the signature o. any other fssespsry
IMAM that OF the Minister Of Foreign AAairs.
have equally examined the medical diplomas giv-
en- to you at Psris, and in the principal cities Of
rance and am also satisfied OF their suthentteity
take the same view Of the Numerous letters writ
ten to you by several emisent personages whom I
know, and who have testified to the services you
nave rendered 20 all classes IN france, which
vices entte you the just reputation you enjoy in
France.
In the hope that thi. letter may answer your pur-
pose. Irsmsn, SIR, with distinguished consideration.
Yours, &c. A. PACEOT. 4
To John Williams, Etq., honory Oculist to his
Majesty the King Of the French, &C. "a
o. suRrslsrse CvRE or LIvsR Comrf Arsr-,rhe
Of Mr. Manning, published int he Sun az Wednes-
day, 10 worthy the attention Of the whole community
his il doubtless the most surprising cure Of liver
complaint upon medical record; and we unisrstand.
i 10 be published for the benefit Of the profession
throughout all the medical journals of this country
md EaroPe. This cure places DR.. Taylor at the top
u his profession. and all who are sick should seek
his medical counsel, and use his highly celebrated
Baisam OF Liverwort To strangers in this city we
,ssd only say that DR. Taylors Office IL at SIS
Bowery Journal Of Health nI6JAw
0J- LETTERS FREE TO GprAr BRrrArr Ann Irr-
We have been requested q state that Captain
Ferris OF the ship Westchester, has kindly offered
or the accommodation Of all emieranss from Great
Britain and ireland, to take any letters they may
end 70 the old country Of charge The letter bag
viii remain ~ the efice Of the agents Roche Bro.
hers q Co, % Sc.th street, nattl Tuesday morn.