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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-12
CITY Iptellisep,s


CRoroN CELEsRArIoS.-In addition to the numerous
Societies whose have already been enrolled for
tons in the Friday next several Fire
panies from Baltimore and Philadelphia will be present
all number OF Military Companies from surround
ing towns and cities The Board of Trade and the Rock.
land Ice Lake Association have been ad led list
published.
DRowSrp On Monday week Mr. Francis Tudhope,
stone cutter native of Scotland left his residence and
last alive at the OF Morton and Green
wich streets in the evening about dusk His body was
found drowned Monday at the foot OF Spring street and
Gently engaged in keeping a small thread and needle
store and his wife absent in Scotland He OF
incorporate habits and suppose to have fallen overheard
while laboring under such excitement
A SPANISH NEGRO IN TRou BLE.-A negro named Fran
cisco Deas arrested by officer Stokely Yesterday on
charge of stealing s4s in bank notes the
Mr. Whittlesey No Murray street. on the sth instant
None OF the money found in his possession but he
was fully committed.
PIcKPocKErs ABoUT.-Prince John Davis the hawk
Henry and Frank Fayard at the Bowery Theatre on
Monday night with their grapplings in the pockets of
some Of the audience they leaving the Theatre
The Prince with that bulldog courage that has rendered
by the scurf of their coats and landed hem the
Tombs to await the complaint of the gentleman who was
about be levied Pckpockets that are well know
must look out for interchangeable john he keen
brar about these days.
ACAsMAN THE ToMss.-A man named VIM. Hg.
gins, who drives cab 1885, committed yesterday ior
striking Edwin Gates Of l2s Spring street. with the
end OF his whip over the right It appeared that
Gates was driving spring cart along Chatham street,
when he accidentally foul of the cab of Higgins when
he struck him blew the head ng the
blood to flow freely He ordered to find bail in the
sum of 5000.
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MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, Oct. 1I-6 p. M.
The sales at the Stock Board have presented no very
material change in their general features this morning
Harlem rose !; Long Island t.
The public very curious to see the forthcoming
pamphlet of Boorman, Johnston Co. They are anxious
in these dull times what plea can be offered in
Justification of repudang unfortunate contract John
Rankin, Esq., can probably lend aid in the matter.
sale of real estate took place to-day, which
some new features in the market 1t consisted of los
in the neighborhood of Tompkins Square, st. Marks
Place. lot avenue A, facing the square, ia by 49,
sold for $1,000 lot l2th street. Stuyvesant 81 by
49, sold for $500 lot street. between 18th
and lsth 10 by 49, $500 A. between 18th and
lah 100 by 2o $570and others In proportion. The sale
without reserve, to those who will improve The
terms 10 per cent down. the balance to remain mort
gage per cent There many actual buyers with
the view of improvng among Others noticed Captain
Levy, of the Navy The lots not oneourth of the
rates of former years and prices of material and labor
being SO very low, while money is abundant, more
favorable time for improving real estate could not oer.
The Massachusetts, Bank Commissioners, Messrs ROCK
well Shome and Lowering, with their usual prompt ener-
w. have the frauds at the Phenx Bank, and
made their report The bank, II appears went INTO ope
ration in 1897 with capital Of $4,000 which was in
creased in 1896 $4,000 and has been ruined by the
frauds of its President William wyman, assisted by its
Cashier Thos Brown, Jr The fraud has been in the
oans Of the bank In the item called in bank phrase
" cash which anything nothing, according to
circumstances The FIRST discoveries were made on the
LIST inst when large amount of fraudulent paper was
found out by the directors. As usual the frauds were
successfully concealed for years. under the cloak of the
perfect confidence reposcd in Wyman who was consd.
cred "aman Of perfect integrity and uncommon skill and
sogdeify in finance How far Brown has been concerned
does not appear, but his cash short 200 The follow
ing was the condition Of the bank on the Sd n whom IL
closed its DOORS
,,. PHGsIx BANK Oct. g. 1919.
Liabilities.
8iils In circulation. .sI720s0 60
Oepostes. . lao o5a o6
oeposies Conditional ,............... 1886 90
Que other Bank. Observation-Disclosures. "a s36 IL
sao2774 OF
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sales ut the stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

We notice no material change in any Of tho markets
produce continues 10 droop in prices
Rce.-The market continues bare Of prime quality
and the stock Is light Of other Sorts sales Of home con-
sumption. At - s7S 70 cash for ordinary and fair
pipes Ycgnes Brandy. at 81 90 65; do Psllcvosn
60; Alex seigncAte, 20; halt pipes, j. J. Dupuy, IS
at So q 81 cts.
susar.-Common Sugars have been in demand, and Pr.
ss' C wsis n% 81; cubs Mu:co1sdo Brsli
The Messrs Peas sold this morning 900 boxes Havana
w. B.; Is hhds. r. at very fair prices The company
unusually large and the whole lot went OF we'll In
fact, the appearances looked like old times.
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mz-"THE LAST OF THE BULwINKLEs., !

ny-"THE LAST OF THE BULwINKLEs," A
new popular novel; by the author of The Brakeman, +"
The Percy Family" sc. The first American edition Of
this highly amusing and instructive will be pub
lished afternoon in Extra Double Number OF the
Brother Jonathan. Price l2& cents.
Copcs of Percival Keene, by Capt. Marry att-The
Tempter and Tempted by the Baroness de Caabres and
the Adventures of Obadiah Obuck for sale the Bro
Their Jona than office. Price ~ copy Ten copies
any above works will he sent by mail any part
of the United States for dollar Office 1872 Nassau
street New York.
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oU- BADGES, ROsETTEs AND NEDALs.-The
Fire Department obtain their badges vaentine's
Engraving and Printing Establishment No IS John
Each company can have their own badge with the name
correspond. The splendid badge got up expressly for
the military companies Temperance societies and cti.
zens badges beautiful article elegantly printed from
steel plate blue white satin ribbon and at one half
the usual price Breast resets and the celebrated Croon
Medal with view Of the City of New York. the Croton
Acqueduct, &C.
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00- COLDS AND COUGHS--It should be remem.
bered that cough always evidence that mpu-
ry is lodged the lungs, which, if not speedily removed
will rritac those delicate organs to produce nam
nation Of the lungs, disease which all know is the
high road to consumption
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills SAFE easy and per.
manen for colds and coughs because they carry off
by the stomach and bowels these morbid humors which,
gerous complaints single 25 box of said Indian
Vegetable Pills is generally sufficient to make perfect
of the most obstinate cold the time that the
digestion is improved and the blood completely puri
fed that life and vigor is given to the whole frame.
devoted exclusively to the sale Of the,
medicine wholesale and retail No. 2SS Greenwich street.
New York. 1873 fremont street. Boston, and 1859 Race
Phi ilapelphia
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,
The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy

Established for the Suppression of Quackerv
90 BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
o. a & na' ON RENTING the sum Of
supplied with dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter of udvice containing full directions
regimen Sc. All letters must be post paid. Add, ess
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office ofthe College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street, N. Y.
B. The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is daily in attendance
at the private consulting OF the college Hours
from 10 iill2 o'clock
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C0NoREt5.
Whie.

In the same IL Countess at the eecti for Cover
nor, IN October, lS4l Mcdonald, received 275 and
Dawson $3.50.
With regard to the legislature we have receive
returns from Ia counties. No change since last year
IN the counties OF Clark, Columbia Greene, Jasper,
ogethorpc, and Tallaferro. In Baldwin democratic,
last year whig In Burke the senator and represent
alive democratic, last year the senator and one re-
preventative whlg In Chatham democratic, last
year wing, In Hancock wing, last year one repre-
sentative democratic. In Morgan two representa-
uves democratic, last year all wings In Newton
one representative democratic, last year all wings
In richmond two representatives democratic, last
democrats.
The Savannah Republican says,-We have no
doubt but that the Legislature will be locofoco out
and out, and that their candidates Tor Congress are
elected by large majority
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PHILADELPHIA,
Correspondence of the Herald.l
RopERICK.

TCOHesP0ndence OF he Heralu.1
PHILADELPHIA, Oct IL, 1912.
The election goes bravely on-every thing is
quiet up to this time-no fighting, but hard scratch
Ing all round. There is small cabal of white
washed iederalists, alias "Tyer-men" here, who
have determined upon making capital for them
selves out of this contest no. matter which way the
game goes. But this will not avail them. John
eyes upon those time-serving sharks who care
nothing tor the issue provided they reap the
spolls Whoever is fool enough TO believe that
remnant OF Federalists holding the reigns of the
that position three months longer is Thomas Dunn
Ass and hone hut small potatoe politicians like him
and the great rejected commissary of releases can
be made to believe it, The city goes for the wings
by about seven hundred majority and the demo-
cratic ticket in the county must suffer from divis-
ion in that party. OLD Coon
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Brist OILS sarsaparllla.

OPINIONS FROM MEDICAL GENTLEMEN
BUFFALO, Aug. IL, 1887.
Weare acquainted with the preparation Of Sarsapara,
manufactured by c. c. Bristol and having made of It
less in practice believe contain the active
principle Of sarsaparla in highly concentrated FORM
and as preparation we esteem 1t one of the best
have ever met with.
J.. TROWBRIDGE, NJ d. CYRENIUS CHAPLIN, NJ D.,
CHAS. WINNIE, NJ. D., MOSES BRISTOL M. D.,
JOSIAH BARNES Md. J. E. MARSHALL, Md,
J. Z. HAWLEY, M. D., A. 8. SPRAGUE, NJ. D..
A. MILLER, NJ. D., FL. HARRIS, NJ D.,
H. R. stage.
William Burger, Wholesale Agent so Courtlandt street
and lss Greenwich street, and at retail at the following
places ;-Milhau's Pharmacy, ls3 Broadway Rushon 6
Aspinwa ITO Broadway IS William street, and 10 IS.
tor Houses James syme NJ. d. 63 Bowery Robert Leg
gett, M. D.. II Avenue B. Quackenbush, 7O9 Green.
witch street. and Hill. 20s Greenwich street j. G.
Reed las Fulton street. Brooklyn J. J. Coddington
corner Of Spring and Hudson streets d. H. Burnett
Third Avenue, corner Of Eighth street Phillip Merke
3s3 Grand street Daniel B. TIoker 800 Grand street
Dickinson and Goodwin, Hartford. Conn
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From the Courier and Enquirer.l

From the Courier and Enquirer
90 THE RECENT UNFORTUNATE CASUALTY
the of the young lady, who had her neck broken
by the unsk illness Of the dentist while in the act of
tracing TOOTH speaks loudly against the practice Of
tracing teeth We would call the attention OF those trou
bed with aching tender teeth to the Paste advertised by
DR.. A. Castle which effects permanent cure COM
bning with the tooth in solid body, and preserving it
useful for life His offices are at 297 Broadway
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their halt pay they have regularly entered the Mex
lean service for six months, and are going IT, fight
against a nation with whom England has Just signed
treay! Shame-Shame another dark stain
on the character of Engand
A letter from Mexico informs us that the Congress
has reported two constitutions or forms of govern
ment-both strictly federal. the letter says Sc II
Santa Anna approves the one adopted there is an
end of him and OF war on Texas; ii he does not
approve, there will be trouble enough here think
he will be overcome. If Santa Anna retains power,
which Is rather more than doubtful, there will be a
large army-l5 900 at least-sen TO Texas this fall
You may rely upon it. The invasion will be both by
sea and land "--Nee Orleans paper, Sept 30
The St. Augustine News, received by the south.
ern mail last night confirms the report published a
few days since, of the murder by the Indians OF
Mrs Crum The News SAYS:
Thursday last, from the Chuckachattee settlement
He confirms the report of the murder of Mrs. Crum
Capt Tucker is also son-in-law of Mrs. G. The
old lady had been spending some time with him.
and left to visit Mr.. Heyn at Toachatka.
On the 18th OF Sept. whilst she was returning
from the latter place, accompanied by Mr.. Melon
aid, and Mrs Hern and daughter, they were fired
the carriage which contained Mrs Crum and the lit
tie GIRL rece, wed severe..wound, but made his es-
cape by concealinS himself in a hammock Mrs.
Hern, who was riding on horseback, about so yards
daughter up on the horse and made her escape
whilst the Indians were numbering Mrs. Crum.
GALE AT SAvANNAH.-The weather has been in
clement and boisterous since Wednesday forenoon,
and we fear that some of the rice crops have suffer-
ed by exposure TO the high wind, heavy rain, and
the flood. Hutchinson's Island yesterday was most
ly inundated the wharves and low grounds near
the city were mostly under water. The ship Sa-
vannah Cumming, from New York, came up to the
wharf yesterday morning. The schooner Richard,
(aden with rce) from Back river for Charleston,
was driven ashore near the wrecks, but will be got
OIL without damage. A small sloop sunk at her an
choIage in the stream.
Last evening candle-light, the wind was not
as high leaving to infer that the gale would SUBJ
side. We fear that we shall have to record disas-
scrs to our shipping at sea, Wednesday night and
gale, with considerable rain. The plantations on
the Ogochee have probably experienced much da-
mage.-Ge5rgian, Oct, Z.
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o. WE HAVE NOTICED FOR SEVERAL DAYS
fine fat turtle taking easy his back at the Of
Ann street. under the American Museum, and on inquiry
found things carried at the Terrapn Lunch in
days OF olden time whilst under the ancient regime of
Sendy Welsh The fact is his mantle has fallen John
Adams, who is fat in getting up good things in
cherche STYLE Turtle soup and steaks served
day this week. 2t
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FROM MEMoo.-Yesterday morning the u S.
Gutter Woodbury., Thos. G. Rudolph, Esq. Com
mander, arrived at this port from Vera Cruz. Bv
this arrival, we have our usual files ahd correspon
dence from the city of Mexico and Vera Cruz ;
they are, however, of dates two days anterior 10
our advices received by the Midway steamer, and
contain but little additional intelligence.
We did not understand by our last communca-
ton from Vera Cruz how the officers and crew on
board the new iron steamer of war could be IN the
service Of England and Mexico at the same time.
letter from our intelligent correspondent throws
light upon the matter thus: -" These officers are on
leave from the Admiralty for one year, are to have
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90 FOR HAVANA AND THE INDIES-The
Norma, Captain Barton, sails this morning, and take
pleasure in calling the attention Of her passengers land
others who contemplate visiting Havana the card of
there and paraken the Inequalities of her house,
mend il in the highest terms
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GEORGIA ELEcrIoN.-The Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel of Thursday says we have returns from Ii
counties, from which we infer that the wing ticket
has been signally deieated"-and adds, our defeat
in the Legislature has doubtless been equally great"
The Constituencies furnishes the following re-
turns, the recapuaIion of the vote of ID countless
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BENJAMIN Brandreth's Advertisement.

PICTURE OF HEALTH.
90 HEALTH Is CHARACTERIZED BY AN ABB.
sENCE from all pain. or any affection any part of the
body by the free and regular exercise of all the
without exception. They consist in having good appe-
e at meal times an easy Digestion free evacuation, with
out looseness cosveness at least in twenty -four
hours and without heat dryness burning at the pas
page; the free issue of the water without acrimony
burning and without a reddish sediment which always
sign OF present an approaching pain; quiet sleep,
without agitation troublesome dreams of bile
or other bad taste in the mouth upon rising in the
ing or at any me sourness dsagreeabe rising OF
the stomach; clean tongues sweath breath; itch
ing heat part Of the body; excessive thirst
when unexposed to labor other cause no inter-
ruptsn to natural evacuation pain the period
cal return When the state Of the system does
monze with the above picture of health it the great.
est importance that time be lost in sending for Doctor
in the OF the foolish remedies too often the result
peculaon instead OF this course let Benjamin Brandeth
Pills be procured which, by their purifying effects upon
the blood will health the organ part that
in want Of it.
Assist nature with this all important medicine to re.
move morbid humors from the blood and do not
bleeding or mercury, and we shall have very great
scarcity Of persons afflicted with chronic maladies The
feathered ribe-the animal kingdom-over which we are
the lords, they not afflicted with chronic nalades;
them. FOLLOW NATURE. Use that medicine which
harmonizes with her. which mildly, but surely,
all impurities from the blood which strengthens the
BILE and yet reduces those Of too full habit to healthy
standard Let again say that every department Of the
manufacture of the Brandreth Pill is personally supern-
tended by me- and that every box with my three labels
upon may be relied upon to have the beneficial effect
described used according to the directions accompany
ing each box.
B. BRANDRETH.
THE BRANDRETH PILLS are sold at Is cents per
box at 24l Broadway 24 Bowery 1875 Hudson street. and
It's Second Street.
The public will do well to be careful when they pur.
chase in the Bowery. Remember a74 Bowery.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Ne,r York. wednesday, October. "a. Is4s.

To susscRIsERs.-City subscribers OF the Daily HEs
am who may want the Sunday EDITION. without having
Il served that day be supplied by the carriers OF
Monday Morning. The SUNDAY edition has all the
III tran spires Saturdaywhich never published in
Mondays paper costs two cents, and increases I'll
weekly subscription 10 IL cents
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some of them are Connected
$90,40S 81
$s6,O39 10

How invariably bank explosion discovers the deepest
frauds of the longest standing and developes he great
financial sk of men, in whose "negrity and sagacity"
the greatest confidence has been reposed.
The position Of money affairs in Great Britain at this
juncture very interesting to the people ofhs country
inasmuch the of the harvest has placed the
power in the hands of the bank to the relief Of the
government by making money plenty and giving
t6cal stimulus to business in order, by temporarily
moving the dsrcsses of the people, to avert the threaten
ed revolutionary storm This juggling trick has been
peatedly pracsed by the government when embarrassed
by the disresses Of the people, growing out Of financial
revusion. Never the danger greater than now and
full harvest more welcome to enable the
bank to put forth its strength with success. The bank Of
late has taken full advantage of this and is flooding the
country with paper money The following return Of
the bank at different periods with the rate Of money In
the London market -
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AMERICAN MusEuM.-This museum continues to be one
ofhe most fashionable and interesting places of
ment in the goody city of Gotham. The admirers
ture and art can here find much 10 crafty their prcdeic
tons; and the lovers Of fun find rich in the per-
iormances In the lecture room. Mr. Nellis Miss Hood
Celeste, the Figures, and the nimable Dr. Valentine
all engaged for the presen, week all of which can be
at the unprecedented low price Of accents Bsrnum
has dozen men at work erecting iron balconies around
tho museum and making other extensive preparations for
the great celebration Friday On that day this
establishment will outshne the whole city.
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NrBLos.-Antoine Ravers benefit, and mat
ter Of course, brilliant saloon this evening. The
two best pantomimes of the season are given-Ga-
briel in his famous part Of by
Miss Wells, and her graceful brother-and as to
Antoine himself, he undergoes all sorts of crush.
ings, shootings, bowings up, catings, &c. II Is a
great bill, and great will be the rush to this
gifted family tonight.
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0U- The New York Museum fashonably attended
last nights every person was pleased Bz possesses
peculiar CHARM for he appears exercise of spell
over his audience which he dssoves and again
at his will and pleasure His receptions admirable,
there is evidence othe artist in every thing he does His
dance of dinner plates surpasses all that the imagination
is capable of conceiving There will be performance
to-day at O'Clock when he will introduce eats
cuarly adapted to the comprehension of part
Of his audience. That present ng them with supply
Of sweetmeas He will convert cabbage into beaut.
full bouquet OF fragrant flowers.
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90 The Rev. Mr.. Choules, if his health will per.
nit, will deliver address this evening at Niblo'
Garden, in the Saloon, before the American Insti
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From AFRrcA.-The Grecian, arrived Sunday at
Philadelphia from Monrovia ,aving left that place
the 10th Of August Capt Dawln gives farther particu.
lars Of the capture Of the Mary Carver Capt Farwe OF
Plymouth Me- and the massacre OF the officers and crew
Of that vessel He says a" had been surmised
provocation led to but scr strict inquiry have found
there given and they did 1t, they say them
selves, for plumber. This be dep nded upon
have had It from persons who eye witnesses to it,
bad race and deserveto be severely chastsed
Two ago. while in command Of the Ataants they
arrested my men, and not known old trader
they would probably have captured my vessel They
easily be castgated the landing Is fair, having yself
landed ther often while trading with them years
back: Lee.s to August 9th, say that the political diff
fcrences had subsided prevailed nd the colony
was in a prosperous condition. A spirit of agriculture
was more and more apparent. The missions nou'
rishing
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DKMrsrER's Musical SoRkEs.-Another of these
elegant sources will be given tonight at the Stuy
vesant Institute See advertisement for particulars
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90 CHATHAM THEATRE-A light, pleasing s am
attractive bill is presented tonight consisting o. tne
drama OF the Renegade the farces OF HIS Las. Les o
bus Niger and Black Ghost Mossop Lennon
Wood, John Smith and Pupil, and MRS ih'i"e all aP
pear.