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DELIGHTS OF HAvANA.-Those fond of an excel
lent cigar, the real Regalia, had better look in at
Del Vecchio's. No. 3O5A Broadway. He has a stock
of choice brands
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Court Calendar-This Dav,

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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the HeaId.l

tCoHesTohoehce OF the Herald
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 10, 1872
We have had cold, dlsagreeable, stormy day of
it. Outdoor business still remains dull and in
active There is but little news stirring, and it is
somewhat difficult TO make up letter of the least
interest.
The great cloth case of the United States VS.
Davis, Brodhead and Co., still remains undetermin
ed in the U. S. District Court
There has been another batch of removals and
appointments in our Custom House, and the s'row"
among the friends of Captain Tyler is raging with
fearful spleen. The communications OF Hawk
Eye" in the Madisonlan, have created great ex-
ctrment in his city Look out for fun Ii is cur
rently reported that Joel B Sutherland has been ap-
pointed Navy Agent for this port, In place of
Thomas Hayes!
Several robberies have been committed within
few days past but it's no wonder. People must
either starve, steal. or beg-the latter is useless.
Times too hard The Lord best knows what
things coming to.
Our Theatres are doing pretty good business,
considering all things. The Walnut has unriva-
led company. The same may also be said of the
Chestnut. The Broughams and Booth are the main
" cards"
Welch has returned from New York, and we
may anticipate, if possible, additional attraction.
The name OF the gentlemanly manager Of the
patronage, aside from his unequaed company. 1t
affords me pleasure to SPEAK in terms of praise OF
this well conducted place of popular amusement.
Our market is well supplied with provisions of
every description. 1t is also abundanty stocked
with coffee, in consequence of recent arrivals Flour
is in but limited demand. The ship Edward takes
out cargo to Bu-nos Ayres
Mobile funds still continue in sad condition
they are at discount of Is to Is per cent. New
Orleans demand prem. of 10 2perct
Relief notes are at discount of from 10 ~ per
cent.
There was quite a revival of business at the Stock
Board to-day 1t has been some time since the
sales were SO large. They were as follows -
$4,000 Cincnnatt6s 1870 7l} l65 shares Lehigh Mort
gage Loan 32 $500 City SIS 1854 92 10 shares Louisville
Bank, So; 80 do Kentucky Bank, Az do Philadelphia
shares Farmers Mechanics Bank, ls 500 City Gas
IS, 1861 l043
After the Board-$lOOO Tennessee Bonds yearly, -;
$l65o County Loan SIS, 1870, 81; 10 May NASHVILLE, say
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SAILING OF THE WEsTERN.-The Great Western
will leave at two o'clock this afternoon for Liverpool
Her letter bags will close at Harndens and Gipin's
al one o'clock
We shall publish an Extra Herald at half-past IL
O'Clock, with all the latest news for England
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Domestic Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I6.--Since last nothing of i'm
portance has occurred in the markets The demand for
-four is moderate and the receipts and stock not large
37t; rye So; meal $275 for hhds. and ST. 2t for
bbls Wheat commands IS SIC; rye 90 a so; corn 40
AS oats 24c Whskey of ready sale at 22c per gallon in
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CELESTE IN BosToN-The Boston Times of Tues.
day says Quite row occurred at the Theatre last
evening, during the first act and at the commence
ment of the second the actors being unable to 20
on with their parts account of the vociferatons
OF certain unruy individuals in the pit, for seats
and JONES'" Jones and seats" After some time.
Mr.. Gilbert came on and attempted to speak, but
could not be heard at first
He at last informed the audience that no more
tickets had been sold that day than on many pre-
vous occasions but that il any persons were dssa-
tshed their money would be returned to them at
the Box office, upon whlchhe retired, and no more
disturbance occurred. The new comedy of g Fo-
reign Affairs" was received with great favor it is
alIvey, pleasant affair." and Celeste, as the young
Count, Is perfectly at home Her broken English
comes into play admirably. All the rest of the cast
was well sustained. The house was one of the
most brilliant we have seen since the DAYS of
Elsscr
We managed 10 get sight al the stage-no easy
matter Tor pit boxes, gallery slips and every part
OF the house was completely damned crowds OF
people having come In alter the first piece There
ever before within the walls of the fremont. Al
the tall OF the curtain Celeste called out, and
report OF the speech, as il was delivered, nearly
word for word, will be found below:-
LADIES AND GENThEMsS-I attend your asttering call
have always found you the same to me-kind and gene
rous. Believe me the remembrance of your long and
continued patronage shall dwell forever in nv memory
Before leave the hospabe shores of my adopted coun
try pray you accept my sincere and INKS for
your past and present favors Ladies and gentlemen
pray excuse me moment; my feelings overpower me
"a pause during which she appeared deeply afIected
The parting moment is painful yet how proud and
happy feel this occasion to be surrounded by the
friends who ever welcome me with the wsrmest APP
psuse. Ladies and gentlemen-at the solicitation Of the
manager shall remain night moro, before brave
the dangers of the deepif my friends here will receive
me-(wnh great archness) Permit then, to take my
leave until TO- morrow night when shall be compelled to
say to my American friends, that one sad end painful
word-Fsrewell.
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Is now pub ished in splendid EXTRA HERALD
IN the qnarto FORM being full account Of each
days proceediL gs. for ten days, OF the Second Adj
vent believers, in Newark. including their sermons
songs, prayers, &c, tog her with the sayings OF the
Rev. Mr. Brownee against them ILLUSTRATED with
three beautiful en- cravings. portrait of the Prophet and
several scenes on the camp ground Price 81 cents per
copy-or cents by wholesale. Newsboys look ou:
This brochure exhibits human nature in new, racy
aud original shape far superior all the msy fctions
OF Boz, IL is fact, wonderful fancy.
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NAvAL.-The U. S. frigate United States, Comr
with the sloops Cyane, York Town, and Dale.
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FREDERICKSBURG AND AQUA RAnRoAD.-The
Richmond Wing of Tuesday says, that the Railroad
cars will commence their trips through from Frede-
ricksburg to the Potomac this day, and henceforth
will leave Richmond at 6 o'clock A. M, reaching
Washington in nine and Baltimore in twelve hours.
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CRYING SToP THIEF WHEN TIE STEKD Is CONE
The recent indignation meeting bemoaning the de-
feat of John McKaon.
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90 TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER
in any form. Oil OF TanniL Leather Restorer new
chemical discovery Most people know, that skins and
hides converted into leather by the Of Tannin
tracted from certain barks, sc.
When the force and strength Of the Tannn out
leather becomes dead hard dry brittle, cracked covered
with crust, SC This all know. To restore then life,
sofnes mosness strength, smoothness and remove all
crust fly bliscr-restore the annn. This substance
the leather receive the second time but the
whole virtues Of in this article tho Oil oil Tannin
which penetrales the stest and hardest lea her IL IT has
been twenty years in use and II IT tears easily with the
fingers it mpsrs at once 9Th that is utterly in.
credible until seen. becomes like new leather II all
respects with delightful sofness and polish and makes
all leather completely and perfectly impervous to water
particularly boots, shoes, carrsgetops, harness. hose
trunks and in fact all things made Of leather giving
splendid polish higher than leather has, and at
least bling its and durability, in whatever man
ner the leather il used. These are facts
None genuine unless with the fac smile signature oil
COMsTOCK & CO, wholesale Druggists, II Maiden
Lane, New York. 49,.
Entered according act of Congress- in the year isaa
by Cemstock Co in the Clerks office Of the pstIc.
Court of the United States for the Southern Dsrct Oh
New York.
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CHATHAM THEArRE.-To-nght will be repeated
the gorgeous drama of Gustavus H., Mr.. Scott ap
peanng as Gustavus, and Mrs. Thorne as Oscar
The masquerade scene in this play is truly grand
and Is highly applauded. The drama of the Devils
daughters will also be repeated in conjunction with
the nautical drama Of Tom Crngle, Mr. Scott play
ing Tom.
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From the Sunday Morning News Of Nov. ISL -.

90 GOOD MEDICINE-Dr Rush's Iniallible
Health Pills.Now detest quack medicines, and hate
any thing in the form of imposition the public espe-
ciaily where health and human life concerned-and
would no more recommend medicine which did not
know to be good, than would sweeten neighbors
coffee with arsenic But having experience the
word of those who have tried them thoroughly and the
opinion of ply scan Of the best ana learned
hesitate say how truly excellent believe them to
be- We informed from the best authority that the
cre Of compromising these pills originated with Dr. Rush.
and left legacy to favorte student from whom Mr..
Daggers obtained it. We know them to be safe, effective,
and not asant medicine such should be found in
market The sngravings, cuts and autograph which ac
company each box very beautiful and the taste IN
which they got superior to thing oil the KIND
The general Office is at 80 Ann St.
Sold wholesale and retail by H. g. Daggers, 30 Ann ST.
And retail by Kelly 267 Broadway; JAxiord, I6s Bowe-
street, Hart OF Chatham and Chambers streets N
York; ass by H. Green sol Fulton street. and Thomas
Dalton, I6s York street, Brooklyn
Sold in Boston by Redding Co.; Philadelphia by O. B.
Dr. James A. Reed of Gay and Saratoga Streets
Hartford, j. W. judd Newark d. Smith, $40 Broad st.
mz- TOMPKINs, ESQ, OF TROY, REPORTS
that his fathers family have all been subject badness
losing their hair at IS to 49, and his began fall
bottles of true Balm ofsColumbia from Comstock Co..
which stopped his hair falling entirely. and he has had
symptoms of its falling out again till quite lately and he
has again applied the article which has again
best used for the hair Subscriber had
before sith in these things but has great faith in
this and Dallys Pain Extractor which he has also used
(SigneD JOSEPH TOMPKINS.
NEw YoRx, Now 10th, Isl3
To be found only at II Maiden lane.
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Morton beaten by 3.s

Total vote last year in the above towns was
81, 49, This year 1O3,275. Increase 5,sl6. Full
returns will swell this little more. See Boston
letter in another column.
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lS4l 1872.
Toscns Daris. Morton. Scst. Dovis. MevfoP Scat.
$50 1898 44946 3l5 4Sl2S 49,725 5422
44,9l6 4sI2S
Davis over
Morton, 4l52 Morton over Davis, 1897
3ll5 6l22
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LET THOSE LAUGH WHO WIN.-The recent ex-
traordnary victories of the democrats the to-
tai rout Of the wings in almost every State caus-
ing the locofocos to sparkle with wit, song, and
merriment. The following are a few samples in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

SUMMARY OF E,ys.

Amos Kcnjslrs paper at Washington has beer
discontinued for want OF support. Amos is decided
y sin the scar and yellow leaf"
Eight hundred and twelve convic,s are now in the
N. Y. Sing Sing Prison, without one upon the sick
list.
An Englishmar named Joseph Hall, employed
as cle'k in drug store, in Brooklyn, New York.
robt ed the owner, last week, Of about $4,000, and
decemped.
A new Wing paper called "The Sucker" has
been issued at Pnrheld, Pike County, illinois.
IL has been nvowed on the acor of the British
House Of Commons, that America is the best GUS
toner England has for her manufactures 5OOOO
ooo worth annually coming TO this country.
"A contract has been made between the Texan
Government and two French gentlemen for the in @.
PRODUCTION OF 1900 French emigrants, near the head
waters OF the Rio Frio-in the vicinity OF the Ca.
ms rche Indians.
The John Randolph Will case is to be tried again,
at Petersburg, this week.
a new Methodist Church is to be dedicated in
Petersburg, on Sunday next.
A carrier of one of tina Phila. weekly papers re-
Gently counted go houses To LET, on his route
through the principal streets OF that city.
One of the Boston constabes was robbed the
other night by foot-pad, while crossing the mill
dam.
A salute OF thirteen guns was fred from the ton
oil the Bunker Hill Monument, on the morning Of
the 18th.
The accounts OF the Tariff meeting in this State
and the exhibits Of our manufacturing establish.
ments, recently made, attract good deal Of aten
ton at the North.
Baron DE Roenne, the minister of the King oil
Pussia TO the u. States, was at Columbus, Ohio, a
few days since, on tour through the West.
Close sharing.-A man in Cahawba, Ala. had the
chair on which he was sitting, shiveret by lightning
few days since, without receiving the sligh,es
personal injury.
An honest mans face is letter OF recommends.
ton written by God himself.
There is only one of the commandments that wo
men never brenk-"Thou shalt not covet thy neigh
boris wife,"
Taking Physie.-"Please' sir. don't think Nj
Dosem takes mis- physc ree'lar," said doctors boy
to his employer "why sol" "Cnuse he's getting
well so fast"
DEGREES OF Bankruptcy which were rendered in
the District Court of the United States for the Mid
die District of Alabami, at Tuscaloosa, ut Nav
Term, 1912. amounted TO 204.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

hey want with Navy beyond looking after the
assresss Of sommereef We cannot. with any Navy
" can equip. NEE, either England or France
pi'ehed battle. The time for il has no, come,
ever shall come; and IL is obvious. tina, to fit on,
1 navy with any such purpose, is merely to build
me TO enrich by capture. the Marine OF France OF
Ensland-whiehever We may chance first to
var with. Our need for Navy. is not, like that Of
England, onensive-to lombard Coperhisen, OF
oek Pekin-nor like that Of France, to cope on
quail terms, with the Mistress Of the Seas. We
have no purpose Of conquest or aggression against
any people. What We want with Navy, is merely
to guard our rights. our sailor, anu our commerce,
sgsinst Pirates, and Barbarans. IL We are sssaiied
IN these points by france and England. 1t is not Out
Navy which can procure ms redress. We might and
would, us in the Revolutionary war and that OF
1919, acquire glory 10y dues between single ships;
bu, these, as then, would 90 but little ways TO
wards the successful attainment Of the object for
which fought, while fleet 10 feet we should be
overwhelmed or driven into port. For the purpose
of cutting up the commerce OF the enemy, Prva-
teers would prove far more successful.
To me, Mr. Editor, who have long known the
man, Secrerry Upshur's gigantic scheme is as in.
teligihle it is monstrous and inadmissible. His
design was, in the first place. TO help .fbd p. Upshur
whom, of human kind, he loves the best and thinks
the greatest man, bv the production Of plan,
which he supposed would coneilin,e the affections
Of the Navy, and dazzle the mob, particularly
the Irish mob, animated with inex,insuishabls
hatred towards England, whom the Secretary
chose to assume as our natural foe. Ia the second
place, and after Abel p. Upshur, he deemed thai
some benefit might possibly enure TO one Gap
tain Tyler" by his Government affecting a pc
culiar solicitude for the honor and glory OF the
Navy, until recently. in very high favor with tn,
American People. The country, and its solid and
enduring interests, were the last thing which thi.
hereditary Federsist and modern Nuifer though,
about. Like the rest of his fshbone .chool-ihe Up
shurs, Biylys and wiscs-all Federalists once. and
of staunch old Federal stock, a vainglorious and
morbid passion for notorety, to be talked about and
TO sec their names in newspapers, originated the
scheme which modcsty proposed Nations ,hrnl.
dom, in order to illustrate A. p. Upshur and Johr
Tyler.
II you chance TO know a certain Lieut.. Maury o
the Navy-a very clever fellow, and MIR Thos. w
Whites Secretary Of the Navy-,ell him that he is
writing down the very envinble fame he had ncquir
ed, and that the country can't afford to go to war
to make him and few others Captains and Admi
rails"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

ny The American Colon zaflon Society are .b,, q,
send large anf Interesting expedition 10 Tiber, H.
ship Marposa BE- expected IN sail from Norfolk In 10y,
DAYS, with than 2 - poraona. ''
TIE subscriber is m Agent n the Society 10 4o-v
from the citizens Of Richmond, Resistance 10 III oot '
people comfortably Money j. scarce, and We arc tere
fore cndcavOHnE 10 obtsin an outfit
Any pereons who will send w proyisions-as Pork Beef
HerIings, Flour, Noasses, Fugar, Tea. Coffee or Drv
Goods Tools o. Lumber, IN tho store of NJ jas q rsoS
will confer ayor sud promote the ~ humaujv
ANY time durinR tits week tho Subscriber will be here
and will cell upon the citizens AZ opporunres offer
- sAhJ CORNELIUS,
JeD AgcnfACs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

Extract ola Letter from mold Republican in the Country
~ have read with the bighes, satisfaction, your
editorial remarks in the Wing Of Tuesday, the four
teen'h, upon the text Of "Reduction OF the Army
and Navy" III have any fault To find at all, il /,
that you favor larger increase Of the Navy than
think necessary. | see not, and never could see.
what we wanted with large Navy. Increase i, TO
what point We may, let US exhaust our entire ma
iionn income in augmenting IL, a nd we can yot nsv
CT hope u vic with England and France for the mo.
narchy Of the seas. Ara lasked the reasons7 Tbey
are at hand, md in shape 50 simple that the plnin
est citizen in America may understand them. 1st
We have not the fiscal resources Of either England
or France to build and equip Navy 2nd We
have not the sailors 10 man a Navy competent 10
contend with those groa, maritime powers. 81. We
have not the ports, and the ports in such convent
ent position, as will nj all enhble US 10 enter into
contest with either power, for the mastery Of the
seas. Supremacy favored in other respects. the IT,
states must submit always TO be a second rate ma
rhine power. She can never be a first rate one
nor can ony nation which is not insuar. and whose
ports arc not accessible 10 every wind that blows.
and az numerous the necessities Of the ocein re-
quire. Pro-onnent in these advantages, England
since tho time Of BJgar, has maintained naval su.
perority, which neither the Danes, tho Dutch, no,
the French, could combat, except for short inter-
val, and she will continue to maintain It While Ito
er'y exists with her people, and while they retain
the bravery natural 10 tho inha bsns Of that ISLAND
whether Of Saxon, Danish, or Norman descent.
Since, then, il is impossible for the United
STATES to acquire the sceptre Of the sea, what do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

e", has been condemned ~ilhout having a chance
o onns forward evidence In bis defence snd tha,
no Importance ought to he attached to said decision
TINS the 9th Ssy Of March. is4s,
Allied Winston, Richard n woof,lL
Nimrod d Dickson, George IsbslI
yohn S,e,e. Napoleon Kesn,
""'nm Knott, William G Redd,
Garret Voolfolk, William w Dick.or-
expected, when I attended my trial before my
Church, in Caroline, IL was condemned, that Il
would have been on testimony. But contrary 10
all the us,ges, either Of Church or State, 1 va,
condemned without one shadow Of testimony save
report Of meeting of dr' gates hed in X .chmond
County, Just two days b,iore my trial in Caroline,
no notice having been given me. that such a meet-
ing was m contemplation. Strange, that this ieNi-
monv had not been given. previous to my leav ns
the County, for this place, but that " should wait
until was $50 miles from the thca,r. Of ac,ioo nd
not until the grand catastrophe shall send a
copy OF my defence to every Editor TINT has, or
shalt publish the proc edines of the abov, named
meeting. and If they willing extend ius,ce 10
an oppressed mar, who has II helpless family, de
pending alone his cxsrtions for bread. will feel
themselves bound TO pub ish il. After which, my
enemies will have reason to say that have been
partial in its dissemination.
Respectfully,
JNo. NJ. WADDEY.
Deep Creek, Norfolk Co. !
June i7ih, 1912
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
Aft RETORT

Awrier in the Charleston Courier very elabor-
a,ey lauds tho Executive abortion, on the score tina
he is without party. The Editor of that paper
thus takes the wind out of the writer's sails
"That MIR Tyler is "a President without party. /,
il 1t be credtabe thing TO be in such a helpless
plight, feel assured nothing his praise or OF
his seeking He is laboring daily to create party
to support his administration and elect him for ano
ther term, and he is "a President without party
only because he has betrayed one party, been una
bic to gain the other, and failed to organ re third
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

The derivation ~ poifroOH BE- curious Tho isrieo
Graphers deduco itfro pofes uaeafo having the fupl
cui on o. having nnceO 10 aicgodJ been the practice o
towards IN cu OF thcir thumbs, that they mlgt not l.,
compelled o. serve 10 Msnafs however refers ma
ic Italian pofro ted towards apt 10 feien them
selves SEX yrecrung the bed Of sleep the bed OF hon
our PAROLES, appears, cOwardly 10 prove 4
pohro0n sccOrdiug o. the former dori,aion:-f Tro,
woUDHs Idare not Give :" Cuuna % ones own thumb h
serious ahsira Esucr Of lock Jew; and the man mus,
be coWtfd " nerve who performs such an operation
fPfobaby the origin Of Fiedlng's joke Of ehags non
sequnuP -"you're another"