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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

DATENT MEDICINEs-tienune Dalbyis sarmiuitive
L do Bateman's Drops; do Godfrey's Cordial
Harlem Oil LessPllls Thompson's Eve Water,
Fire Kings Tapuca Elixr; do aatiC assumption Syrup
Do Gircassian Dyei do Mercurial Soap,
Do Rheumatic Linament do Elixir long life,
DO depura,ive Syrup, genuine Balm OF Columbia,
HAYS Llnilmcnt for the Piles Rogers Pulmonary Deter
gent; do ssit-rheum Lipnent,
Dr.. ltigbees remedy for Pulmonary Diseases,
DR.. Teylor's Balsam OF Liysrwor,,
DR.. Mills Toms,o Pills. Elixir Of Opium,
Opiate Calsamisa; Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Carpenters fluid extract Of Sarsaparila; BristoIs do
Do Copayia, Cabebs and Sarsaparla.
Taylors hygeian anthos Syrup; do Vegetable Panacea
Vegetable and Animal Soap mothers Relief
Wards Hair OIL; Jugk inns Ointment,
New Eng and Cough Syrup, Orris Tooth Weh>
Buffers Erupive Ontm.ni DR. Puxsley's Amer; Pflls,
Drup~y Pills Cahartic do; Rheumatic do; Nervine do
DyspeTsey Pills. Cough do; Female dol yaundics do
Red do; DR.. Wsrberes vegetable Fever Pile.
Beekwiths anti DIV spsptic do; Deans rheumatic do
Morrison's Pills; Brsnareth do; Meals de-,
Spohn's Headache Remedy; Cbapman's Pills.
Sir Murray fluid Megnesia
Nrcns srerient solution of Magresa; Copavia Capeutes
Infallibe Corn remedy do Worm Lozenges,
kreosote for Toethsche; Frussan Tooth cement,
New Fusibie Metsl; compound Myrrh Paste
Diamond &c nent Cream OF Lilies; German RUS,
Hsrper's Polishing Powders.
IAN the above superior articles fog sale, with great va
rety Of Ckemieas Drugs Perumery pstrnens Nc &c at
tFUCHTWANGER Pharmacy, $40 Broadway,
as scorner Pearl e. opposite the Hospital.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

ILLINOIS CERTIFATEs Of Deposte and Bank Notes
81 SYLVESTER
siT $50 Broadway, and N Wall Of.
NPANIsH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the highest mar
- ket rates, by =. j. SYLNESTER,
siT No. "a Wall IT. and 30 Broadway
g j. sYLvEsTER's EXCHANGE OFFICE is not re.
~ moved continues at 30 Broadway and ~ Wa street.
whore he has bees established for the last fifteen Is
TTPPER AND LOWER -
v chased al low rate BIZ 9. J. SYLVESTER,
a7a No. % Wall ct. and 100 Broadway.
BOYD $ BLEACHING POWDER,
PERSSE BROOKS,
soLr Aesrrs,
ies 81 Liberty street
lUUU street 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

6SO REwARD.-Lost on board the British Queen her
HCO passage from Portsmouth TO this place, Gold Nsch
engine turned single duplex movement gold wsvg dial
and hands number makers Cold urb Can
and Seal appended, with initials NJ NJ in Old English Also
Gold Guard Chsn flat links Any giving information
leading the above shall the
above reward application al Caor Houe. Should the
above b offered for sale, s requested may BE- detained.
clivs NJ. MYERS,
V'wINEs-sco bales Bridport msnufsetory. comprising
complete assortment Of herring ellnet brown Sail and
seins Tvne, from 81 TO lbe Of superior quality and
gh eolores just received per late arrivals and Cor sale
ss E.K. COLLINS AGO. ~ ssu,h st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26


Respectfully informs his old patrons and thf pIo
lie generally, that he continues to manufacture ana
supply every article used in the printing business, as
well as, 10 stereotype all jobs that may offer. He
embraces this opportunity to return thanks 20 NOSE
whose patronage he has extensively enloyedi2r 50.
many years and to say that he is be found at the
old established stand, corner of Ann and Nasss-
streets fully prepared to execute any order that he
may be honoured with and that the Type manufac-
tured by him, is from SELECTION OF FACES
TAKEN FROM HIS OLD SPECIMENS, together
with a number of additions of SUPERIOR CUT
that he is enabled to supply SORTS, as well as
FoUNTs of the most beautiful Of his Old Faces, and
Of greatly improved quality Of metal. He is also
engaged in getting up, BY newly discovered process,
m extensive series of New and Highly Orndmentae
Articles. Arrangements are made with the Manu-
facturers of Presses and other Printing materials,
that will enable him to execute orders as expedS
tously as any other Founder in the Union, and n
rs favourable terms
A new specimen is now in the course Of printing.
n. B. Newspapers copying the above advertise
ment three times, and forwarding copy contain:
ing will be entitled to their pay in Type provided
q Bill of four times the amount be made.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

IMPORTANT TO MARRIED FEMALES-MADAME
L RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS-These in
valuable Powders have been universally adopted in Europe
but France PARTICULAR for upwards of thirty well
as BY hundreds this country being the only mild safe and
eeacous remedy for married ladies whose health orbs too
rapid increase of family Prize IS PACKAGE with full diree
tons For sale at Mad Rsstels Principal Office No. las Green
wich street Circulars (nore fully explanatory be OBJ
tanned the oce and which will be sent free Of expense
sstags excepted TO art of the city United States
All conmusi must be postpaid Oace hours from
A. NJ to Nj Philadelphia Office ssi South Eighth-st
sll I'm W.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-24
VOL. line. 1871.

To THE MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL, anG
conductors Of Protestant presses in The Usited
SiGtes:
must confess that, until within the last few
weeks, was profoundly ignorant of the sys-
tematic efforts to propagate Romanism in the
United States; and, until was Unexpectedly
involved in controversy with Bishop Eng.
land, in relation to the proprety of bis ATTEMPT
TO rally Catholic voters as political body, 1
had not thought upon the subject, or believed
that we had any thing to apprehend from that
quarter. But am now satisfied of a deliber
ate purpose on the part of the enemies of civi
liberty abroad, to extend the Catholic influence
in this country, as the surest and best means ef
subverting our free institutions; and hence il ia
the duty ofevery good citizen 10 contribute all in
bis power to counteract them. Heretofore the
discussion of the objects and tendency of 70.
manism has been confined to the pulpit and the
religious press. 1t becomes our duty now 10
consider it in IFS political aspect, and be-
ieving that this belongs appropriately to the
political press, beg leave to refer you to my
Prospectus, and TO ask your aid in making
known my determination to treat this ques-
tion as among the most important now before
the country; and TO express the hope that you
will not hesitate to sustain me in tie new and
arduous task, so unexpectedly deyolved upon
me. II is believed that as Romanism is in fact
civil institution, its designs upon the liber-
ties of the country can be best counterscted
through we'll conducted commercial and DO
litical paper, which, partaking of no sectarian
bias, will necessarily 60 into the hands of ma
ny who would never read religious paper
Public sentiment is opposed to mingling ques-
lions of Church and State. Hence it is diff
cult to discuss in the religious press, or from
the pulpit, the political bearing of Popery; and
this appeal is made to yeu, because, in your
consideration of the subject, the double aspect,
political and religious, must have become mani
fest, and the propriety, nay, even the necessity
of political resistance, apparent The preju-
dice which I have already encountered, ad-
monishes me that will need your sympathy
and cooperation, and appeal to you in the
confidence that neither will be withheld from
me- Your ob'dt serv't,
DUFF GREEN.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-24

potic governments Of Europe, it Is obvious that
Il IS because public opinion is not yet prepared
for it. That the people Of this country are pre-
oundly ignorant Of the purposes and the mean
employed for the propagation OF these doctrines
IN the United States, is a melancholy truthi
which does not, in the least, deter me from dis
charging my duty 10 them. And, life and
opportunity be continued, viii, at least, dc
something towards asakening them to sense
Of the Consequences Involved in the issue be-
tween US. ] have before me the New York OBJ
server, Of November, (Which giTes an extract
from the May humber of the Annals of the Pro
Pagation of Faith, for 1910, printed at Lyons in
France. The following is an extract:
From the annual "conlpte rendu ? Of the
French Sdciety for the Propagation Of the Faith,
il appears that the following sums were expeDd-
ed in 1889, in sustaining Roman Catholic mis-
sions in the United States, viz:
Paid to tie Lazarists, for the
missions 70 Missouri and Illi-
noir, the Seminary, and the
college of ST. Marie 6es Bar
riens, 1910 francs.
Outfit efsIissionaries who left
in iss9 to Join those mis-
sio.Is. S,355 ~
To the Results for missions in
Missouri and New Orleans, 1900
Ditto in Kentucky, Goo
There were also sent
To my lord Eccleston, Arch
bishop OF Baltimore, 1897
Dnbaque, 52,e27
Of Ciseinna,i. 39,s27
To my lord Fenwick, Bishop
of Boston, D,JzT
Philadelphia 9O,327
To my lord Hughes, acting
Bishop of New York. S3l 20
To my Lord Miles, Bi,hoP of
Nashville, 36,S27
To my lord Flaget, Bishop Of
Bardstswn, 2l,+
To my lord Hailandit,e, Bishop
To my lord Rs'.ati, Bishop OF
St. Louis, A,S21
To my lord Blanc, acting Bish-
OPP of Natchez, 1887
To my lord England, Bishop Of
Charleston, 1892
Outfit of Missionaries to Dc
tToit, 4,Uo
341, S43 so
Or, estimating s frs at Is cts, $50, 5e2 20
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-24
:. go az AnYER71eING.

eefds 81 ~ linaS caIy s. per anRGFn, IN advance.
re- se,ft-n liars, or les, woke squ6vs II an adVer-
Aio9- al advertisements are payable AZ the nme OF
ser naen, except yeaTiies, which are payahle quar-
eesy in adVHace. All embellishments ordered IN III
fOrs5d VIII be hanged Iweaiy FIVE cents for each anbse
aslAe.ni nFerfioii.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-24

Or, estimating frs at % cts, S63, 5e2 10
This is but one Of the societies, who are dis
tributing funds to propagate the creed, from
which we have quoted above, in the United
States, at the head of one of which is the En-
peror Of Austria and Prince Metternich In an
other number will continue this subject.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-24
BY DUFF GREEN.
PILOT AND TRANSCRIPT.
b uAbhshed oxery morning, (5undsys exeep'ed) al Ne
H. Water street, oppoFaIe Cheapstde-
TERMS:

naTIV PILOT sc per annum.
Pilot FOR THE COUNTRY, -
WEEKLY PILOT, 81 30
Fyhere I'VE subscribers az one pesi office unite,
and fsmt free Of postage, they will receive -.
five oupes of the Weekly Pilot for " OO
And fse of the Country for W
And for a greater number NJ tie same rate
The payment in all cases b. 80 advance. The Ed
iox reserves the right e. ~ paper, unless all
arseaEaqos ire paid and in that the price OF Tire
Eaekiy will be rHRRE roIBAPs per lnnum, and oil the
soglairy Is dollars per Eunnm-
6a-iie Pr. on Fur THE COUNTRY i" iEa iaIg'5
htslasi1r saet and all the interesting p
A,io,l trd other new. iran the DAILS Pilot. u -
xS,eheled on MONDAY Ard THURSDAY EVENINGS
me q WEEKLY Ffi,cT" also confirms all tlle N
A.gE tius matter from liz, baby, carefully arranged. II
fDspss vaubl shse II binding, for future reference
- il Is 3hs inieutoa 81 publisher 70 make q c'7
sstcsr iN-sst:aJ 2gplsses.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-24

INrERMENTs.-The number of inteFments IN
the citv Of New York last week were 1876
men. Sc women, IS boys, and as girls. Died Of
consumption, 81; commissions, Is; dropsy N the
head. l6; small pOx, 10.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
Mexico.

The intelligence brought by the schooner Dorie,
whose arrival at New Orleans is mentioned by oar
CORES pondent, is thus given by the Bulletin -:
The Boletin del Gobierno, Of the 10Th July, pub
lished in the city Of Mexico contains the following
bulletin Of the movem which have taken place
up to that period:
Early in the morning Of the 18th Of July, General
Urea at the head Of large number Of troops, in
vaded the royal palace, surprised the guard, and
er-in.chief and several other officers. Generals
Gabriel Valencia, ID. Antonio Mozn, and ID. Juan
NepomcienO took possession Of the citadel, and
prepared 20 attack the fede ralists who had taken
possession Of the cathedral towers and several other
elevated buildings OF the city. severe struggle
soon began between the parties, which vas CONT
nued dursg the whole day. Fighing commenced
again early in the morning OF the succeeding days,
and was kept up until night
The G lionel Of the 9th regiment, with a large
number Of his men, operated his junction with the
government troops, who are in possession OF the
most important points near the palace
President Bustsmcnte, with number OF troops,
effected his escape from the palace IN the morning
Of the 10TH and placed himself at the head Of the
troops who have remained faithful 10 the govern
mcnt.
We have been further verbally Informed by Capt.
Rantiiord, that intelligence received in Tampi-
c. from Mexico an 10 the 9Th Both parties were
still fighting. Nothing positive had yet been dec-
ded, but each party claimed che advantage. Com
municstions between Mexico and the other parts Of
the country were interrupted
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

SPEAKING EVIL OF DIesIrIEs.-In speaking Of
political address made at Pittsburgh by the Cover
nor Of Pennsylvania the Pittsburgh American
says -
Had Mr.. Porter been sober, would he not have
known that Bedford had struck an alarm bell, the
sound OF which is vibrating through every county
in the state-thst il forced even himself TO shrink
from trial Of strength in other counties; and then
upsn what data does he suppose, after such sgni
icant change Of feeling, that the vote for Van Buren,
be double his own in 1897 Governor Porter
knew he was lying-his own intelligence, drunk or
sober belied bis inebriate boastngs. But, servilc
in submission, he obeyed the mandate TO crow"
How TO RAISE THE WiND.-Early yesterday
morning country farmer-looking man made his APP
p.srsnce at the Centre Market with load of peach
os Being DESTROYS as he stated, Of leaving the city
early to-day, he was disposed to sell out little nm
der the ordinary price. Accordingly he was soon
surrounded with the dealers in fruit, and readily
disposed of the whole load lie had scarcely got
clear with the avails, when the right owner APP
poared. and claimed the peaches IL appeared that
ihe fellow had stolen the whole Of them from Wash
| iugton Market
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

FuNSY TRiaL.-A curious trial will come on
shortly in one Of our law courts that will develope
ssme curious particulars. IL is as we understand IL,
a suit respectings game Of cards; and will estabi. h
certain data, important to card players. One Of
the parties was a man Of marble manufacturing me-
mory. Among the evidence will be the particulars
OF one in a hand at brag, keeping certain cards IN
nj al with handkerchief over them and bcing
"eaugh in the fact" as the counsel say in Grim con
cas-. The'trial will also decide whether a memo
randi check given for money lost at cards is value
less or othcfw.sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

Co. The CHATHAM was crowded last night, TO see
the Spectre Pilot and the negro dancers. The ex-
treme heat was enough to drive every body but
Salamanders from all places Of amusement, but the
Chatham was cool any other, and the house
was full from top to bottom. great bull for to-
night Look for a full house-hot or cool
The Bowery was bad enough. Mrs. Shaw's bene-
fit amounted TO nothing at all, and something less
There were in the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
Correspondence Of the Herald
Wing Cow ntion I'm Observation-Disclosures az
Party Spirit.

MACON, August IL.
The Convention yesterday was q very large one
(say 10000 and went off with great deal Of spirit.
The Columbus delegation met with some trouble in
crossing Thorps Bridge, and several little Skin
mishes took place in town yesterday. The Column
bus men started for home to-day, ard returned for
arms, sc. They state that Thorp and his gang have
made a fort of his bridge, and will not allow the
people to pass. Our citizens are preparing to 60
out, and where the thing will end, am unable to
say
Col Preston was speaking from the balcony of the
Central Hotel this morning, and the st, eets were
full of carriages, ladies, men, chill rem &c when
some boy set fire TO bunch Of crackers, and such
scene was ney er witnessed before-women fantng,
horses running, persons jumping out of carriages
some women hung up by their dresses, and others
ON the ground Yesterday the table fell, and broke
Col Hamiltons leg, asd hurt several others.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
Special Sessions.

AUeusr 2l.-This tribunal was 20 have been in
Sessions yesterday, but AZ II o'clock only two alder
men, he clerk and the high constable assembled
authorized 10 proceed without some other legal
dignitary, when they resolved to adjourn until Tues
day next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22
sus Of The towns in Maine far reported in The

Tbs Census OF Arry Ilst thkth EItts oIb hhabsnts
Argyle Plantation 1875; aad Lagrange 800
1oruiArioS or PorrsvrLLr.Males lc6, Females 2lA
Total population i2fL
The above includes % coored males and 30 colorcd n
males.
The population in 1890 2,i1iand in 1898 the popu
lation was 31l7-showing increase in the last ten
years OF IssO-and in the last five years ,i57
The population Of Norwegian township is sep---hi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

Tbs ELECTIONS from North Carolina
complete, with the exception of seventeen east
ern and three western counties, which are not ex-
pected materially to vary the result.
1910. 1899. 1886
Wing majority, 1887 4,625 v. b. majority, 1872
The Wing majority in the Legislature joint
ballot, SO far as heard from, is Sc last year ii.
KEsTUcKY.-Whig majority:
1910. 1896
1890. 1855
IsDIANA.-The Wing majority is not yet precise
ly ascertaincd. Probably between ten and eleven
thousand.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

PoPULATIoN or JERsEy CITy-.We learn that
the marshal has complet the census Of this city,
and that the number Of inhabitants is 3,G6C
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

Major James ID. Graham. with Lieutenants Lee
and Tom, 81 the corps Of Typographical Engineers,
have been ordered ON the survey of the due north
line Of the Northeastern boundary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

EXCURSION To-DAy.-Thc fine steamer Wave,
Capt. Vanderbilt, will make excursion to-day to
Keyport, Middletown, sc. Vide advertisement.
We ad wise all who to leave this hot city-th,r
mometer ninety in the shade, for one day, and
take trip up the East River to the shores Of Con-
asctIcut.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

&C. A correspondent Of the "Post" says, the
Wing celebration on Thursday was the greatest
drunken frolic he ever saw, and he doubts whether
more intoxicated were ever seen at one time in
the city. The unhappy individual who made this
statement is entirely mistaken /; but such illusions
are by no means uncommon, and we dare say he sup
posed he was telling the truth. "Hillea |" said a
man who had got more beer aboard than he could
conveniently find stowage for, what the devil ais
all the people to-day1 l hav'nt seen a sober man
since came out Of uncle Joers store. "Egad," he
continued as he reesd against post, and barely es-
capped a fall, 4" there's Deacon Jones coming down
the street as drunk as a fdders-hiccup-an
there's parson Backus too, just as bad. The old
Harry is in all the folks, / believe"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

NIsLo's GARDESs.-Ls,t night highly fashion
able and very numerous auditory assembled at this
fashionable place Of resort, IL being the benefit Of
Mr.. Browne. The popular vaudeville Of the Two
Queens went off very well; Mrs. Thorne and Miss
Melton playing the Dromics. The laughable sketch
Of Good Night next followed, MIR. Blake and the
bsacfciare keeping the house IN roar with the
aughabc situations Of that naive and clever perform
ance. The soiree Amusantes were wound up with
the Review, in which Browne, Williams Shaw,
Lambert, and Mesdsmes Melton and Plumcr par
tieularlv distinguished themselves. At the fall Of
the curtain, the bensfci4re was called out, and re-
turned thanks in brief, yet eloquent terms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

SYMPATHY NEcEssARY.-A few evenings since a
very amiable and talented lady the name OF Rivers,
had the misfortune to break her leg IN two places
while descending from her dressing room, at Nib
los theatre. Mrs. Rivers was one Of the stock
company who formerly played at the old National
Theatre, and was entirely dependent on her salary
for support BY the present calamity she is thrown
on sick bed without any other than those
contributed by her friends and acquaintance. We
mention this case in the hope that some charitable
and influential reader of the Z" Immoral Herdid''-
for there are such-will get up a benefit at Niblos
fer Mrs Rivers, before the present very favorable
weather shall have left us. Our aid shall not be
wanting to give it celebrity, and we know ofseveral
talented performers who will be found 10 second our
efforts to allie the misfortunes Of Mrs. Rivers,
by making the bill attractive.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

no The WEEKLY HERALD, containing num-
Der of interesting letters from Mr. Bennett, copous
extracts FROM late Foreign Papers, together with all
local intelligence will be published this morning.
at O'clock, at the Oiiee, p Ann street Price SIX
cents,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

WuAT's IN rHE wrSDl-The friends Of Gov
Porter, in Western Pennsylvania, are said to be or
ganizing in favor Of Harrison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-22

o. The Jews Of Virginia have $50 had meeting
seuceroing their rsrtesuted bre hren Of Ds ua'cus