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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
New York Legislat ure.

In SENATE, Aug. J.-Nothing done.
In AssEMRLY-The House proceeded to the con-
sIderdtion OF the amendments made committee
to the apportionment bill.
Mr. CASE moved to strike out the report of the Sc
lect committee of eight, and the amendments,s so that
the Senate bill be adopted entire. No question was
taken on this proposition, division being called
which brought the House to a vote on the amend
ments as they were offered
The following districts were agreed to without OPP
LIST Dstrict-Suffolk and Queens, 62,793
I'd do Kings and Richmond, 5S,57S
The next portion of the report taken up was SO
much as embraced the City and County Of New
York.
Mr.. CIRCUIT stated that since this report had been
made he had heard from many OF his constituents,
and they all favored the amendment proposed by
him yesterday. This would throw all of one party
together and all of the other, and there would be
less temptation to COLOMBO The business and the
residences of the commercial men were made con-
tiguous. Mr.. G. g amendment was as follows:-
g. LIST, End, Bird, 10Th wards, LIST election district
9Th ward.
4. 4th, 9Th, 7th, 18th wards
g. l4th, 10th, Ilth, 18th wards.
g. 9th, 10th, 18th, 9Th wards, except LIST district
Several spoke on this point.
Mr.. TOWNSEND called the ayes AMI nays on the
amendment, which were ordered.
The question was then taken, and the amendment
of Mr. Grout lost, as follows
Ayes 49, nays 63.
MULTIPLICATION.
Mr.. O'SuILrvAN called preliminarily for the ques-
ton on Mr. CIRCUITS amendment, that the city OF
New York should be the third district and be en-
titled TO elect four members, and called the ayes
and nays, which were ordered
Mr. CIRCUIT defended his project. The difficulties.
Of cutting up the city were papably evident. The
hrst choice OF the democracy Of the city was I'M
questionably this plan.
The question was then taken, and the amend
| Ayes 80, nays 10
Mr., TOWNSEND called for a question on his
| amendment, as follows
3D., tth, 9th and 9Th districts TO consist of New
York, the subdivision of the county TO be provided
| Tor at the next sessIon'-and called the ayes and
| nays.
| The question was taken and the amendment lost
| Ayes 6 (Messrs. Beach, s. T. Church. Davezac
johnson, O'Sullivan, Townsend), noes so
! The question then coming on agreeing with the
| amendments ofthe Committee ofthe Whole relating
to New York, it was carried ms tolows,--
| Ayes. Noes
| SO g.
The remaining districts then were adopted with
| out dissent up to the 14th.
This consists OF Saratoga and Washington. Mr.
Rogers moved TO strike out Saratoga and insert Es-
sex; which, after protrasted debate, was carried
| Ayes 81, nays 49, The House then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

Nz- LIBERALITy REwARDED.--we have never
seen more striking evidence Of the sure reward Of per-
and literally, than in the case OF Mr. Bsrnum
manager of the American Museum. That establishment
new presenting ten times the amount Of attractions IL
did before ming his hands the expenses neces
sarily much increased, but the receipts are infinitely
greater than ever before Performances given in
he Lecture Room every afternoon and evening and be
sides the immense collection of curosites contained in
six spacious halls we have the Garden and Balloon an
tensions ON the top Of the Museumhe vertable Mer1
msid-the my serious Gipsey Girl-Ventroqusm, and 3
host Of other attractions are presented for public grahca
ton without any increase In the charge for admission
which IL but 10 cents. This IL beyond ell question tho
unprecedented concentration OF novelty and smnss
ment ever presented in New York for % cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
The Hair-Beware OF Potash and Alcohol.

Inc H01r-BeW0re Oh F'OtaSh ma ALCOHOL
90 1T HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED THAT A
mixture Of the above, nicknamed Balm really injurious
to the hair poisoning burning and contracting the bulb
Of the roots Trde coos the heod makes comfortable
satisfied what it it will do your hair; take Jones'
Gil OF Coral Crcassis and apply to wound and will
heal and not burn III this is fair. Now think the pub
lie have had proof that this scientific oily preparation call
ed Jones Oil Of Coral Crcassa is the finest hair restora
tive maden ave know Joness Oil will make the hair
grow stop its falling, dandru and makes light red
grey hair grow dark is sold reasonable at the Anne
rcan Eagle, 81 Chatham street N. State street. Bos-
tom 81 Dock street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

Throwing UP THE DEAD. The workmen en-.
gagged in excavating in Broadway, opposite the
washington Hotel, dug up the skeleton of man
yesterday morning. There was once grave yard
on thatspot Twelve years ago the skeleton of two
human beings were dug up at the same place -
Throwing up the dead, truly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

lt3- SWEET BREATH AND BEAUTIFUL TEETH
may possessed by ALL II they will Shermans Orrs
Tooth Paste the best article in the world for cleaning and
Identifying the teeth and hardening the gums warranted
free from all injurious ingredients. Like shermans Loz
enges has attained greater celebrity than all other
Dentifrices and person after using any OF Dr.
sherman's preparations, will try any other Warehouse
100 Nassau street. Agents. 81 State street. Boston, and
Ledger Building, Philadelphia.
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ny- THE NEW AND POWERFUL. yFPlCAcIous

QD- THE NEW AND POWERFUL EFFlCACIOUs
Extract Of sarsaparla prepared according to the new
and Pharmany the only genuine article yet offered to
the public. The mixtures sold by vendors I'M
der the names OF Concentrated Extract &C. &C. are In
e and spurious The Extract prepared under the super
ntendonce Of the College may be relied sold at
the low price Of rs cents per bottle $3.50 case Of
half dozen bottles. The College invite trial oil tins
known will supercede all the spurious preparations IN
the market.
N.B-.d pey liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office Of the College, o. Nassau 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE body meets
next Wednesday TO district the State. The Com.
mttee appointed to mature this matter for the ulti
mate action of the Legislature, is now in session
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

The MORMON DIsCUssIoN.-We have received
several articles against the continuance OF
the Mormon disclosures, now under way by Doctor
Bachelor and Doctor Bennett, somewhere up
town. One writer says that these lectures are too
lcenous for the age; and that if they are continued
both the apostles deserve tar and feathers" An
other says that there will be in attendance ten tho
sand loafers and rowdies Friday night to hear
the lecture describing the secret practices of Joe
Smith and that unless the Mayor shall have the
Police duty, it may lead to rows and riots. These
hints are certainly worth attending to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
Letter from the POstm aster General to the
House OF Representatives.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, AUG. 8, 1872
SIR tin obedience to the requirements of the I'd
and 45th sections of the "act to change the organi
zaton Of the Post Office Department" &c. approved
the I'd july 1896, have the honor to report the ex
penditures of this Department for the year ending
June 30, 1884, set opposite the estimates under each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT p.
Brown, Dragoman to the Legation of the U. 8. al
the Sublime Porte.
CoNsULs.-A. d. Mann, Of Ohio, at Bremen, in
the place off. J. Grund. Edward Carnage, ofSC.,
at Florence. Essex r. Livingston, of N. Y, at
Nantes, in the place of N. Haly, deceased. J.
Marks, of N. Y, at La Rochelle, IN place of II: p.
vanbibber, resigned Philip A. de Creny, OF Maine,
Wood, dec. John r. Cooke, of Virginia, at XII
bara, in Cuba, in place of c. J. Bullus, resigned
Levi Bixby, of Vermont, at Psramoribo in the place
of Thomas Trask, resigned w. w. J. Smith, Of
Virginia, at Matagorda, in the place Of G s Wal
in the place of c. s. PEBBLES, resigned. John A.
Robinson, OF New York, at Guaymas, in California,
in the place of E. s. Glasgow, resigned. P. Pou, at
Barcelona, in the place Of J. A. B. Leonard G. c.
f. A. Webster. Eben Richie Dorr, of Massachu-
sets, at Valparaiso, in the place Of G. G. Hobson,
resigned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

TIE LATE RArNs.-Fifty-fom feet Of the Baltl-
more and Ohio Railroad east Of Elcous Mills have
been carried away by the late rains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

NIBro's.-The Ravel family appear in new Vau-
deville. full, we are told Of comic situation and
sprighty dialogue. The Night Owl is repeat
edits attraction is undiminshed of our
fashionables are seen vending their way to the
Garden, TO enjoy the comcalities of Jerome and
Antoine, and the magical power Of Gabriel,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

GEvnEMEN's FALL Fashions 1877 Broad
way has just published his celebrated fall fashions.
Call and see the lion dance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
Wonderful Effects OF Pease's Hoarhound
Candy.

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dry and hacking cough great distress in my back much
splitting of matter streaked with considerable blood tight
the chest loss of appetite respiration often very
difficult; in short my physician pronounced my case de.
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two years, suffering at times the most excruciang ago
Mes give you this certificate gentlemen, a. consider
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Phiadelphia; Robinson lls Baltimore street. Baltimore
Md; Haldeman, Louisville Kentucky; Adams Blunt,
Huntsville Ala d. Jobson, Is st. Charles street. under
the Verandah, N. o.; Toby, Cincinnati, Ohio; Percy
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Watson. Memphis Tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

FUNNY-In the debate in the U. S. Senate on the
New British treaty, great care was taken to have
the doors closed, and to keep everything secret.
The weather being very hot, the windows were up,
and MIR. Allen from Ohio, who has very shrill
voice. talked so loud that any could hear in the
public walks outside the capitol and he went over
the whole ground, the details of the treaty were
common talk in Washington before it passed the
Senate. So much for secret session
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

LORD AsHBURToN. distinguished nobleman
was ready to hold his levee yesterday at the City
Hall, but at the request of the Common Council he
postponed it, 1t appears that the Mayor and Corpo-
ration got frightened at the demonstrations of the
Sovereigns-the democrats-who did not appear to
be in very good humor yesterday morning They
therefore postponed il till to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

PASSENGERS FOR EuRoPE.-Three packe, ships
sail this morning--the St James for London. the
Cambridge for London, and Utica for Haue. The
latter takes out fifteen passengers, among whom is
son of General Cass, our Minister in France. Six
teen go in the Cambridge, and among them we no
tce the name of the Swedish Minister
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

SAILING OF La GoMER.-This large French war
steamer the biggest vessel of the kind ahoat, fired
up yesterday morning about 10 o'clock, and moved
quietly and slowly down the bay on her way to Nor
folk. She has been here six or seven weeks. Her
officers and the "eight COMMISSIONER have ira
yelled all over Northern American in that time, and
have been treated with kindness and consideration.
1t is the intention that La Conner will visit several
southern ports and then go home. We shall there
ore soon know whether Boston or New York has
been fixed upon the western depot for the French
line ofsteamers, of which she has been the pioneer.
There can scarcely exist doubt in the mind of any
one of the determination of the French in this
business We fully believe that New York will be
the depot. We cannot believe any thing else
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

NAVAL. NEws.-The United States brigantine
Boxer, Lieutenant Commanding Oscar Bulus,
reached Pensacola on the evening of the 18th inst,
after fatguing cruise of four months throughout
the Gull of Mexico and caribbean Sea; 80 days of
which she was at sea-
We last mentioned her as at Trinidad de Cuba
whence she proceeded along the entire coast Of
Cuba to Cape Antonio, in chase Of SLAYER; thence
to the coast of Yucatan, running it down to Sisa,
an intricate and perilous navigation; so to Cam
peachy, VeraCruz Tampico, and Galveston, to Pensa
cola regret to learn that the exposure consequent
upon the vgllant and unceasng duties of this little
craft, has caused some sickness amongst her off
GERS and crew; which, however, il is believed, will
be repaired by little rest and change of climate.
Severa OF the Commissioners to Santa Fe re-
ceived passage to the latter port in the Boxer, and
other by her as the occasion requ
red No mention is made Of the vessel chartered bv
Mr. Hargous, for the transportation of troops to Yu
oatan being seized by Santa Ana az is stated in an
evening paper. The U. 5. ship of the line Columbus
which has been for some time lying in Boston har.
Dor, waiting for awind sailed on Monday for The
Mediterranean, with fine northwest breeze
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

GREAT WING CELEBRATIeN-To-morrow the
wings celebrate their victories Captain Tyler,
by water and land procession, on the arrival of
the members of Congress in town. They have just
had similar celebration in Philadelphia. A great
and glori ous time it will be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
To Jour Subscribers in General.
HIE AEEEQ To OLD QEAnEnQ

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

FALL OF THE LEAFS it not time for another OF
the Wall street prints to die Off About these days
we may expect death, the old almanacs
say.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

THEATRIcALs IN THE UNTTKp STATES los
ing sight of Mr.. Braham and his amiable family for
several days, we at last find that on the 18th ult
he was at Detroit, and gave concert that evening
at the National Hotel which was crowded
Mrs. Sutton, we presume. has not yet left Mia
CARA Falls; unless she has given up her original in
tenton of going to Rochester, before she made the
tour of the British provinces. We learn that her
voice has greatly improved; and if in this city dur
ing the coming winter she will take the lead in the
operate department. Will she take an engagement
with De Begins
The Park Theatre has now been open two nights
at reduced prices, and the experiment succeeds.
The female department, with the exception of Mrs.
Wheatley and Mrs. Vernon, ispoor The male cast
for comedy is very strong-Burton, Browne, Pla-
eide, Williams Fisher, Barry, &c. still we miss
Chippendale
The fremont has been newly decorated, and
opens next Monday with the following company
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert, Mr.. Chapman, Mr. Howard,
Mr.. John Greene and lady, Mrs. Cramer, Miss
Fanny Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Aying, and Mr.. Leman
Mr.. Conner as leader of the orchestra.
Blackstone and Mrs. Fitzwilliam are playing at
the National Theatre in Boston.
Abbott having married Miss Buloid, both Of them
seem unable to appear on the stage, for they have
made no engagement any where.
MISS CuShman VIII SOON open Tor the season al
the Walnut street. Her sister will be with her. In
the meantime we shall miss them both from the
Park boards and it will be difficult to supply their
places Miss c. was applied to blythe Park manage
| ment, to play Lady Gay Spanker for week at that
house previous to her opening in Philadelphia, but
she declined, and the part was given to Miss Ayres.
The latter lady is engaged for the season at the
Chestnut street theatre, where haywood will soon
open with his daughters, Riehings, and good conn
pany. And in the course of the summer he purposes
bringing out many novelties, and some very cele-
brated stars.
1t is confidently stated that James Walack is in
this city, or State, and that he shall have
effected an arrangement with-his creditors he will
appear at the Park.
Celeste is anxiously looked for.
All the theatres are closed in New Orleans, and
all through the South The st. Charles and Amer
lean are to be rebuilt shortly.
Dinneford is doing pretty well out West, and pur-
poses building new theatre in Louisville.
Forrest and Miss Clifton, who have been playing
together long time, with good success, are now
playing very brilliant and lucrative engagement at
the Chatham, under the auspices of Thorne.
Niblo is doing capital business with the Ravels
and the vaudeviles, and has made great deal of
money this season. Chippendale remains with him
till the close.
Upon the whole, heatricals may now be said to be
looking up a little and as Congress has Adjourned
and the Tariff been passed, and the Treaty signed,
we think, with proper degree of enterprise and
prudence, some OF our managers may make money
this winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

ITALIAN OPERA.-Signor De Begins has opened
subscription Tor senes Of operate performances,
on new and improved subscription system We
Understandable meets with great success One-third
Of the list is already filled up. Good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

HE NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.--The startling de-
velopments on this investigation beginning TO
attract public attention. Scorn, contempt, disgust
laughter and sorrow are the predominant sentiments
excited AS soon the present trial is finished,
shall analyze the evidence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
JNNES hNbIINUI VN DE4INt
Insp. and Major General of the Nauvot

Blood and ouns, l II go. 1t never shall be said
that the blood of the BENEFITS did not rise to the top
Who knows but | may get one of these glorious bull
lets in the "calfl' What would Col, Webb say if
dsobeyed military mandate! In the meantime, !
highly approve of my superior in command, ascer-
tanning first the constitutionaty OF the measure, by
direct application TO Governor Carn to see if there
be any necessity of veto. But still, Unjust prepare.
have uniform. E CAD, | must advertise for
proposals. So here goes:-
WANTED TO PuRcHAsE.-A full suit of uniform for an
officer OF the rank Brgadier General in the Nauvoo Lee
gion. Also, fine horse thirteen hands high sword
&c including good old bible and prayer book Nothing
like being well provided with all sorts of ammunition
On the whole, | think there is now a chance of
surprising the glory of Col. Webb, General George
p. Morris, and even Governor Dorr himself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01

THE FLORIDA WAR.-After the publication of Gen.
Worth's order declaring the Florida war at an end
it seems little strange to find that young Octiachee
is in the field with band of warriors, and assassina-
Ting all the white men he can find To account for
this it appears that Octiachee, the conclusion Of
peace, told Gen; Worth that, previous to his re-
ceiving his friendly message, The majority of his
band bad gone on the war-party TO Middle Florida
under his brother, young Octiachee that COL W.
must expect TO hear bad news from this section of
country the band was now beyond his control
and that whites and Indians would both be likely TO
be killed in bona fide war. He had sent runners to
apprize them OF the council andthe cessation OF hos
tilities, and promised that war should positively
cease Gen. Worth withheld his order for some
time, and sent boat to Port Leon for the express
purpose of hearing whether there was any bad news
from the war-party, and, its return, finding all
quiet, he issued the order the 18th inst that
the war is not over after all.
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The remaining districts then were adopted with
out dissent up to the 14th.
This consists OF Saratoga and Washington MI
Rogers moved TO strike out Saratoga and insert Es
sex; which, after protrasted debate, was carried
Ayes 81, nays 4S. The House then adjourned
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-13

N5ITCE ~. s RaonFs ~ the cont;raf
an,e Of the b,ls,ness,of The kite fr,n of Rhodes
arl banner. Forw ,l,d ng' ani: Comm s~lon
Merchants his associated with hinlselt, IN
n.rtner>h p. !. S. (zls~r: under tie firm at
Rho les and fi;l, er. 70 date from The st Of Ju
". 1872 Pie, respectfully solicit the pre-
ference Of the trien,is and Customers of the
lde firm - Rhode. & Danner. AMI beg leave
tpassule them an TIE public generally, thai
any business con6del to their hands will re,
Aseive their und vded attention. They vii
shortly rrmYYr TO Their rev grad canmodinus
warehouse. iieassy opposite Their present stu
alton. w,er' they intend 70 keep constantly on
Ii nj. he usual SUPPLY of Groceries, &c. &c.
at w.lulesal aud retail A large lot. afiior,iing
them abundance Of wagon room. III ll.e rear,
will enable them to attend promptly and con
ven.enriv to receiving -four, oiner psodsice,
and ns rchanl.se.
RHODES & GUYER.
Depot, Winchester, July %, lo42--tf