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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

CORN REMEDY-Ampe testimonials for Feuchtwangers
" new Corn Remedy be produced TO efficacy and
periar virtues Tor sale vholeeale and retail at
os FECtnTwAN0ERs Pharmacy, 39o Broadway.
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FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
~ 49,! s.S, y; ;ss s:s i
.s&<f3.16 England or France, by their Express via
boston, by tie swit steamer Britain.
received until Saturday, Nov. a''h at fRMdnvN.
All goods must be marked Hsrnden Co. nl0 t2sih
49, PASSAGE FOR LONDON-Paeket Of goth No
&a vemberThe elegant fast sailing packet ship PR
ksSlDENT, Capt, j. NJ. Chad wick, will positively sail
above her resu and has very handsome aecon%o.
will be taken moderate rates appea board to
w. 81 T.lrAPsCOTT, - Pect slip or.s
MO Soath 81. corre- Gouv-rpenr lane
<E2e PASSAGE FOR SAvAkNAIi-pic. ct of TIE
Nh lsth November This iendd first class packet ship
CELIA, Captain Thatcher. will positively sail as
above superior accommodate few cabin
and pass low rates. For apply
board, foet Of Madea Iaue, or TO
w 81. 4. TAPsCOTT, a. Peck slip or 40
South tie lane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

GROUP, GROUP.
MY CHILD recently afflicted with the Group, and
l thought she would survive two hours when
Advised to adnnister PEAsE SONS valuable Clarses
Essence o. Hosrhound Candy IS Division street, sud did
and the effects astonishing Her complaint bshed
the skill Of two eminent physical yet this compound prosu
eed pmediate relief The child erpsetorated freely and
the short Of three hours she considered Of dan
ger, and in fifteen hosrs performed perfect Please
publish this for the benefit 81 hose who have darling
little children afflicted child was
j. HARRISON, 50 Nam street, brooklyn
Messrp. J. Pease n Son, IS Division street:
entlcnen-Having been troubled with sore chest and
severe cold for hs last ronh $50 az be quis unable to
tend daily busnes advised b. friend 20 make
trial Clarified Essence IF He zrhosns sndy, whieh
did and found almost instantaneous relief and recommend
ed u 10 several OF profession, and they found great
regulator Of the voice remain y,esrnsl ,tr, tn,
You at liberty to make puoi'e use Of % yor minh
proper. VS..
PhiIadelphia; Reddnr No. Stat. st, Boston, Mas Du
vail asl Broad Newark, n. Hays. i3s FULTON street
Brostyn L. Noas gensne unless each paek.ge signed
PEAsF SON. as Divisisn street, OF whom n be OBJ
ta,ped whalss ale I'D retail. o2s 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
ORRIS TOOTH PASTE.

YOUNG MEN who have foul teeth and offensive bresths,
should every eseron get rid such dlsagreeabls
yanions Will ladies fair willing TO the tale Of
love il bresthed through contaminated sosrcel They
would doubt its truth, II would carry with II the tant OF
PEINE's oRRIs TOOTH PASTE,
Will aasky obviate the difficulty rhs valuable dentrhee
gives the teeth clear nd pary whtensss, and impars
grateful sweetness to the breath We cordially com
end the attention of and especially TO the
female portion OF them Their toilet viii be incomplete with
out itn-Ladiss Magazine.
This superior article received the FIRST Pemum fe Fair
Fulton street; $50, and as Broadway; Hudson St.
Canal street, rs Chatham street 80 Henry street, and By
r. NJ Cubs 2r Bowery Beware Of worthless limitations and
couu terleits,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

M'Kean and Warren gave the 18th October, on
the Congressional ticket, together, lSl.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

4 The OLDEST ES rABLIsMcNTl IN THE CITY
bA-THEOpORE CLARK, corner Of Chatham and Pearl
seees, after Of experience ia bsiness and after
untirng efforts attain the object confidently
believing that he has at length succeeded
article which fail win the appreciation Of all who will
take the trouble to examine II.
This article 20 which the attention OF the subtle
peer sy invited Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty ehespnes
durability and comfort II cannot be surpassed IN the city OF
New York In addition 10 the usual variety OF Hats aud Csps
he also keeps hand constantly Fur Hat OF
quality which he car afford at FOvR DOLL AIRS; and this
Hat for psst has given 10 the
unqualified satisfaction Justice 10 his friends well
hn.ef MAKES proper for him to say, that he sell. for cash
paid BY good wholesale dealers supplied promptly
the old established stand where the asking always the
selna trtce
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ncarUsa EIeetSon

Pennsylvania Election.
An extra from the Harrisburg Keystone gives the
whole vote official in all the counties of the State
except M'Kean and Warren, namely.
Harrison, 1898 Van Buren,, l424Sl
l424Sl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

ME LAME LEAP FOR JOY-As in days OF yors one
fell among thieves who left him naked and wounded his
distress relieved by benevolent individuals would
to the diseased come give doubts and pondeo
make Of Dr. Hunters Red Drop which will in every
AFFORD prompt relief and certain and
Medical house Division street. Of the Good Sa
marian 81 per vial. ssn<>~~-. mott
He THAT STEALS MONEY STEALS TRASH, but
the wretch that dnbbes in posular medi
enes order to repen sh bis purse has claim the
OF for his eace has become scared the Divine
image ehaced that aborng under the painful
Of disease mark well remember that D
yon street the place in this city where the genuine
Hunter's Red Drop be obtained N Bail sold else
where are base imitation. Price 81 bottle NELL
y FLUID. for W. shing the HAir-Ths Fluid contains
dent that ill affect a,illary tubes
taken from simple plants of wholesome For the
hair, such the Popueum &c. the oeagnous substance
which forms ofts composition the oil derived from the
yolk OF egg the principal the fine qualities of which,
whom used wash for the we'll known properly
appreciated Ii frees the skin the head and the tubes Of
the hair from tint Of from
the sediment Of scurf which it deposits.
Tbs advanag derived from using ths HE huid
that will preserve the hair any style or form
fancy dictate and the most rbeos hair soft
and pabe and be made TO retain position that
be given 20 the most beautiful Hair
Granceans Curling Fluid possesses the double qualities
not only Of making the hair curl but Of
fume
Office No. Barclay street. New York where NAV be had
Grandeans Gepu'ne Composition for the curing Bsans
ID lbdriff, Hair min I,s
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SHIP NEWS

PrLApELrni Nov s-arr Wellington, Larkn, St Johns
- TAllman, Baker, Boston; Whale, Baldwin, NYork
Ehra Portsmouth; Essrhard Bremen Chatham, Boston,
Nevtus 81 Jehns NB Mary Provdence Manchester Bath;
Cha. Deuni.s., De- F.bus, SYoIi cid Francis B:.,on.
NoBnE, Nov a-arr Emeline Chadwick, NYork
New OaLsASs Oct 3i-eld Chevaer, Liverpool; Consu-
ton, Lonson Huntsville, NYork; Na,chez (s) Havana
~ 40, lor 50 30, 8 days out.
t,ntai 10, I'm Portland for Havana OtN.
Sss Richards, I'm New York for Mobile Oct g. of Man Of
War Key.
SaY -4iabamian-ship yandaia Wadsworth, from DuIbu
~, AaAa at Charleston reports 2Sh ul at AM while ly
ing to- during sroug gale and rain from SOUTH lat lon
s o. into by ship Albanian for New York for No
bile. She struck the " about mdshps, carried the
rail- stauncheons and split the plank shear che then
ranged alongside and her struck the "
away the stauncheons rail and shear the stahsard
sde and threw the deck Saw the follow
rearAnce she I'd sustaiaed o serious injury.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
2s-RIBBON AND SILK sTORE-1

JUST received great assormept Of Fall Ribbons and
Silks consisting Of style rich Paris plaid Rib.
bsns superior embroidered Grcsderne Ribbons smbrdred
plaid saiia Ribbons &c. Csp Rbbons PLAIN
tsn-s and satin Ribbons all widths and eolors Silks
figured and plain G,os de Naples figured Rep Silks AMI sa
tins riu Sstns Ference Mode Velvets or various coors
Grapes Grape Lsse and millinery articles in general
Aso. general assortment Of Fancy Dry Goods Nllner
will end much to their to call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Wholesale and ret1 - Division street. 10 doors from the
Bswery Brhis day received chaneeable cord
oaf mis- c. B.. LEVY,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

Is and scotland in sums Of IS, fo sis and Faotc any
amount, Tor sale at 8. J. sYLVEsTERs
ois 100 Broadway and N Wall 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
HERALD MARINE NEWS.
Port Of New York, November 10, 1870.

Port OF New York, November 10, ls4O.
suS - MOON RisEs.......... 5
q
Departure OF the Atlantic steamers.
. PROM ENGLAND. YoRx.
Gss,i.a Sueen. $1,000. rrov. l '......'.'.. gee.
Srest w estern. ...... nov. ....-....... Pee .
rresadent ............D Dee. I ............Jan-
FROM LIvRhReoL.
Britannia ............Dec.
CoIutabsa Nov. 4 Dee.
Acadia ...... 1900. Dec. ..........,Jan.
Or The President. Keane for Liverpool will sail
row at ten o'clock.
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SALES OF srosKs AT Pn,LAp.Lrr

SAILS OF SrosKs AT PHiLApELPHIA.
Sleeo State Fives 1885, s 1000 do 1854 ss do Blk
co. $50 do SSH do Commercial Bk Gin do Mechanics
BIZ w ~ do Girard sst Phladeiphia BIZ loei do Mem
phis Ok ~; IS do WiIwington r. 45i
SECOND Boardl50 ~, $50; fiat es, So do do
thw Nat Ssl; Commercial Blk Cn., IS; 10 Wilmington 4s
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j. M. Wheeler, Aucfloneer.
by J. c. MAITLAND,
&ors No l0s Chatham Sota,.xs
BY BUTTERFIELD & CoACHMoN.

Out door sales Of Furniture &c
tended 10, and respectfully solicited. "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

THOMAS G. SHARP,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR 1T E4W
QUINCY, (nl)
Refers to J. NJ. Waterbury & Co.
Jas. II. VOORHEES,,
J. II Gardner City Hotel,
DR.. Sharp, U. Navy. Mo I'm
@1 400 FORFEIT i-DR. POETT'S Eradicaisr esia.
Ri,OOO bhod for 10 years, the only radical speedy,
md safe for delicate private
In less than hours Agents Ill Broadwav; s Chatham
Chambers and Church; GA Broadway; Bowery,
corner Walker; Sixth Avenue Canal street Price 81
s23mins. =
CHERRY's ASTRINGENT FILLS The emily radical
alter the failure Of Copava Cubebs Iseoens &c.
Established for years AGENTS hi Broadway; Chatham;
Chambsrs and Church, 50 Bowsry, Walker
"a Brosdwsy IS Sixth Avenue 81 Canal street. Price ST.
3mins'
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC-Or. WARD, iis Chamber
street his practice the of diseases
women and children, spinal afec ricke
squniing. club feet and all of
Those deormties particular atn and
ed in conformity with the most enlightened principles Of mod
ero surgery. with entire success TIT
That the diseases of and children have received
that attention which their importance demands be de-
nied DR. W. has for the last fifteen much time
TO this branch Of his profession and he hater himself
his labors have been he able
disc Which have been considered incuab least
exceedingly prsirsted subectng the patient muck su
and little sympathy.
Once hOurs from TO 70 a NJ. and from 4,nsPN.
z. ALLEN WAR D.,
4 Pa mb.rsa
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(Rear OF the City ITotel) .H
EVANS, Prophet Of the above well knswn establish.
rnen respectfully fors his friends and the public
continues usual up Chops and steaks from
o'clock in the morning 10 2 NJ and Poached Eggs, Welsh
Rarees and other reshes during the DAY aud evening
Grateful his friends fer the liberal bestowed COR
manr years be pledges hn,sef beso EVER attention 10
merit The continuance Of their favor no srr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

nAGUERRE's DlORANAs. from Parts, iust broueht hv
- Mcssrs. MaFFFy and LoNArt. al NJ. TOCkWOOD'-
room, tli broadway; cav from sn O'Clock
p NJ, and from until 10 in the evening
Tbs celebrated and aluired Interior Of the CHURCH ST
rils,NNk. Dl MONT, at Paris, representing q MID
1hese extraordinary Paintings will enly y. exhibited one
week longer, previous 20 their removal 10 PHILADELPHIA
One new tableaa rsrressntrg the mssnhcert WV or
NkNlCE,ora FESTIVAL NIGHT Of the CARNIVAL.
Boh o these abeau being represented with modification OF
lrht viii produce Ne wonderful and magical effects q day
and night. no ims-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
NOEsTEa ANiERECAN:
SWANTON, NOVEMBER 4, l'40
"PERs WE'RE TO THE rED,
POLITICAL EXILES.

10 In another column will be iooha .
letter from Mr.. VIM. L. Sorlts, 10 Tue
Editor Of the Burlington Free Press s'
ing extracts Of letter received IRON ~
Benjamin Mott oil Alburgh, who was o
rested on The 7th of NovembeF 1892 "
the volunteers Of OdeItown after lux ~
tlon of that morniEg then sent 10 NV
treal Jail, afterwards tried before CoD'''
Court martial for HIGH TREASON 'o''
guilty and sentenced 10 transpoT's'O'
New FL olland-which sentence was
ried into effect in the month OF ceP''"
1889. This is the first Informant"
public has received from any Of lhese
Tins OF British vengeance, since the"
parture from America, if we e1cep'
Ter from one of the officers OF the We
that carried them thither, which n'''.
announced their safe arrival al o'
and their disposition into squads 70 =.
pIoyed IN Breaking Stone. DC =
OF this individual is particular! "a
one; he, like many other Americas
been attracted across the lines ihfo"s
rosity and after having grsiiled h' ''
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04

81 the Council. where the death Of King
George the 81 and the advent Of King
George the All, together with the dlssola-
ton oi the Provincial Parliament, were all
announced at once by The Royal Repre-
sentative. Hereunto is annexed a stalls
teal table OF tha, Parliament.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04
NOVEMBER +,


censure on the proceedings n n. u
o Assembly. The question h.,ir, ''''
carried in the affirmative. the Hon.. eve
ed that II was an improper a..p,,a,' 70
power, violation Of the risk,, -. -
VIieErs Of the popular branch and a. ~
sive Of the Constitution Of the eolo,r
The Legislative Council ,pr,.
proceedings Of the Lower Hon,. ..
the most useful measures that ri, -,
branch had passed. Among lh...
the bills to incorporate the Cite, No
bee and Montreal and one for ,,k;,.n
census OF the population of the Pow.
On the 18th of March the Hos,.oE,
sembIy took notice Of certain rr,oly.,
the Upper branch'and after hayiog d.
srd them fnly,passed a series Of re,oln,'.
in which il was declared that The c.
had no righ''o dictate to the pono,.
branch the manner in which any haof
WIZ "a
aid or supplies should be framed ,rsn.
the right OF originating such bills bslo,..,
exclusively To the House and fuubs,ms..
that II was the duty Of this Assemble ..
pay due attention 10 the dives saJ,1.,
me public officers, 10 see them paid as "a
take care that neither the number ofoe
Gals nor the amount of salaries ,L..u
be increased improperly. An addres,v.,
also voted to the Governor OFFERING lin.
vote Of credit from the House wi,hon,a.
concurrence Of the Upper branch. s,h.
alter body had declared by its resolution.
oI the 9th OF March, that it would M, m,
'eed on any bill Of aid voted Item by ilem
his address was presented to the Feal
DaIhnusie, but His ExceIIeucv declined
accepting the public money on the sole 70.
'ponSlbIliiy Of the House Of Assembly.
This stormy session was brouphtlos
lose on the l7lh March, when the Govern.
'r IN Chief gave The royal sanction 70 "a
bills and reserved five for the sgnfcsno
If His MaJesiy's pleasure which as We
lave already seen, was in the case Of
his nseinI measure, sure passport loik
Oar readers have seen tlu
bis WAS the third bill the House Of As
emily passed for difi'ushg eduraiion a.
hong the mass OF the Canadian people;
he Legislative Council whose malnnly
vas composed OF men Of British origin,
nd who delighted in calling The Cana
lans ignorant and uneducafed, smolhrfed
his benevolent aud phiIantnpc meOs0te
nee and twice did the Royal Repfesen.
alive plunge The dagger into the vitaso
ms holy and useful bli by Tesrrvlng il iof
lis Majesty's sanction. And yel tie
are tainted with loving lpnof'
nee and not e$eiting themselves 10
rocure education for their children We
SIX The candid reader, whose luul, IsH,
hen the Jesuit's Estates arc taken byute
ON the people to whom il rigblIhIiy br'
nCed, for the purpose Of educating TIE
outh OF the Province, and when The a'I''
'cratic branch ot the Legislature leads
J unholy crusade in league with The heads
the Provincial Executive Government
defeat all measures tending To enIgi'
n the people with the rays Of IIbrt'
|ucation! Where is the enlightened
who will not feel his hrafl
ieved at reading that in a BRUSH no
nee there exists to this day such az COM
nation Of wickedness & dishouorabe mo-
yes based on the narrowed views Of con,
olIing the mass easier when unedUci'fd'
To be continued.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-04

Royal Proclamation was issued or
the LIST of June in the name of His Males
ty George the 4th, continuing in their re-
spective station all the public officers Of N,
Colony who had been employed during the
former reign. On the 29th of the same
month, His ExcelIency, the Earl Of Dial
house landed from the frgate Newcastle
and began that same day an Admnistra
! ton which proved to be one Of the mos,
unsuccessful and tytannica that ever took
place in Lower Canada.
Lord Dalhousie convoked the Lepisla-
ture on the 18th OF December 1920. AS
this was the first session Of the eleventh
Provincial Parliament, it became neeessa-
ry for the House to elect new Speaker.
when Is. Joseph Papneau Esq, was a.
gain for the fourth time called to fill this
high station. The Governor having an
proved Of The choice made by the House of
Assembly, proceeded to deliver a long
speech in which he spoke of the death Of
His late Majesty and also Of His Grace
the Duke Of Richmond, the late Governor
General of the Province. His Excelencv
then told the House that he was ordered
by His Majesty to call upon them for the
vote OF a permanent civil list. Our rea-
ders must remark that the constitution
which had been granted TO both Canadas
by the act OF the S1st Geo. Sd. chap. slst..
was called a fac sinsiie or perfect model
Of the British Constitution in England.
Those conversant with the prncipIes.
theory and political benefits derived from
this pretended great bulwark of British
rights and British liberties, will bear in
mind that the House of Commons had the
undoubted right TO check at any time The
career Of the Kings Ministers, If their con- |
duct was not approved by The majority Of
the members of the House Of Commons. !
And this check is by refusing the supplies
to support the government. In Lower
Canada. the House of Assembly, which
cons'tutionaIIy represented the House OF
Commons in England, has undoubtedly in
herited their constitutional privileges, with
those OF making laws for building bridges.
repairing churches, and highways,to which
asst duties alone il would be reduced If the
first one was denied. This basis being re-
;ogniscd as sound and just, we ask our
eadeTS how far the House of Assembly
would have fulfilled its duty towards
Is constituency, If they had consented to
grant 10 His Majesty permanent civil
isl and thereby reDounce its controul over
he conduct of the public officers of the
Crown, who, as we have already seen,
we're receiving large portions OF the peo-
les money, under the shape Of salaries,
'erquisites and pensions without having
entered any service whatever TO the
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fully, dear sir.
FREDERICK HUTH & &C
From the .4n,eyican.

U. $. CIRCUIT CoURT = dtqick .lIcL.qug
lin, as. The Chesapeake s; Ohio Canal Com.
paRy.-Ihis action commenced on Tuesday the
list instant, and the examination of witnesses
was closed at noon, on Saturday Mr. McMA-
HON, on the part of the plaintiff, then proceeded
TO address the jury, and occupied the principal
portion of the afternoon. At the close of his
speech the Court adjourned On Monday morn
ing Elr. GLENN, for the defence, spoke from the
time OF the opening of the Court until IL o'clock
and was followed by MIR. GEO. r. RICHARDSON,
also for the defence, who occupied the attention
of the jury for about two hours and half, when
the Court adjourned until o'clock On re-as-
sembling, Mr. REvERDY JOHNSON commenced
his address behalf OF the plaintiff, and at Sc
ven the case was given to the jury, who retired,
and, short time before midnight, having agreed
upon verdict, they sealed the same and were
dismissed Yesterday morning the verdict was
opened and proclaimed. 1t was for the plaintiff.
awarding damages in the sum of So, 500.
The testimony that has been adduced in the
case Is voiuminous, and we must necessarily
confne our notice to its most prominent features
1t appears that the plaintiff, Patrick McLaugh-
lin, was the proprietor of a country store before
and subsequent to the month of August, 1889,
situated in the vicinity Of the Tunnel, on the
line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal near
small town called Orleans, in Allegheny Coun-
ty. The work of the Canal is divided into sec
tons, under the control and supervision of diff
ferent contractors, and on each section a number
of men, varying from one to two or three hun
dred, were employed. All these were Irishmen, |
with the exception of one section, which was |
worked by Germans, and there was bitter hos
tlity existing between almost every section-a |
general opposition to the Germans-and pecu-
liar and most deadly hatred existing amongst the
Irish themselves, originating in certain distlnc-
tons brought from their native country, and
known under the title of Connaughtmen, Long
fords and Fardowns.
This feeling had for some time been gradu-
ally gaining strength, and had developed itself
in frequent riots and disturbances during the
Spring of 1889, and IN June, July and August
had reduced the whole line of canal for a num-
Der OF miles to condition of the most lawless
violence and disorder. The civil power was
entirely Frustrated, and the peaceful portion of
the population of large extent of country lived
in continual state of apprehension and dread.
Persons were afraid to complain, and when an 1
arrest was made no one could be found to testify
against the offender, from fear that the party
e which he belonged would avenge the act
The militia had been once or twice called out
ard had passed along portion of the line, but
without eiiecting any thing more than the resto-
ration of temporary peace, which afterwards
WIS broken by more daring outrages II
Under this state of things military force was