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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-23

This is an increase of eight representatives upon
the present House. Maine, Massachusetts, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Georgia, and Arkansas, all retain their present re-
presentation.
Alabama gains 3. Mississippi 2, louisiana l.,
Ohio6 Indiana 4, Illinois 4, Missouri B, Michigan
2-making an aggregate OF 2.
New Hampshire loses l, Rhode Island l, Connec-
lieu, /, Vermont l, Maryland 1. Virginia 4, North
Carolina 8, South Carolina 2, Tennessee l, Ken
lucky 2.
or the slave states, only Alabama, Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi and Missouri, gain-all the others, with the
exception Of Georgia, lose. The gain in the four
States named, is9-the loss in the others is bag.
gregate loss Of the slave States, 4. The only loss in
the free States,is the four members from four Of the
New ENGLAND s'ates-aggregate gain In the free
States, IL.
Mr.. Profit, made an effort to-day, to get in a resc .
luton calling for information respecting the cost OF
cast iron in the New York custom house, but objec-
ton was made, and it went over. 1t is always bad
policy TO resist any attempt at investigation. MI.
Curtis, when here, pro .t,es ss an earnest desire that
tration Of the stfairs of the custom house, and it is
unjust to him as we'll as the public to obstruct inqui'
ries Of any kind.
tends to remain two or three days in Baltimore. He
went.off in fine spirits, but his black boy Charley,
was much dispiri,ed. 1--WE leave Washington f,r
eors and all, now" said Charley, 1--WE shah't
never come back here no more"
"You will GENE back, Of course, when Mr.. Clay
is elected President p said a gentleman.
"On, dear!' said Charley, with a sigh. "that
can't be; master don't expect it-no more don't |.
We did expect, to be chose once, but it's too late
now"
The story circulated in some of the New York pa
pers respecting the appointment, by Mr. Webster,
of a Mr.. Reynolds, brother Of the pretty actress, is
withou, foundation. He has received no appoint
ment under the government. The statement was
frs, made in the Washington correspondence of the
Courier. The writer is the greatest economist Of
truth eXtani.
Several articles have recently appeared in the Ma.
disonian, squirting hard toward a National Bank.
Neither the design nor the expectation OF the writer
is understood here. They are not in accordance
with the prime pies or views Of the President. No
change has been wrought in his mind on the sub
ject. He is opposed TO a bank Of discount on con.
suiutional grounds; he is opposed to it because he
deems il unsuitable TO the wants and interests of
the country; he knows 1t to be unpopular with the
great body OF the people, and it is idle TO circulate
the idea that he will consent to the establishment OF
a bank, whether upon the plan OF MIR. Ewing, Mr..
Clay, or Gov. Pope. The Madisonian is the organ
Of the administration, and supports its principles and
policy, and aims generally TO speak It's sentiments,
but the President, is not 10 be held responsible FOE the
doctrines i, breaches or the views il puts forth.
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Washington.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.


Correspondence ofthe Herald.
WASHINGTON, April Il.
Proceedings In Congress APPortio"H"e"'
Bin-Mr C;ay-The Madisonia"'
Among the petitions and memorials presented 10
the Senate this morning, was one by MI buchanan
of Penns~ yivanig, from thirty practical taiors
of the county of Philads Phia, Pennsylvania repre-
sen,ino that since the 3O,h Of June, 1911, their busl-
ness has been greatly injured by the introduction
into the country of foreign ready-made clothing
They ask protection by the imposition OF a higher
rate Of duty on such articles of foreign manufacture.
Mr.. B remarked that he would Just say that me
chanics in large cities suffer most from foreign com.
pertion and those are the persons whom his friends
from the South are most ready 10 serve in the man.
uer wished.
After the routine business was finished, the bill pre-.
v:ding for claims arising under the Dancing Rabbi,
Greek treaty with the Choctaw Indians, was taken
up and discussed until near the hour of ad journment,
Hhen, after a short executive session, the Senate
adjourned.
The House is making great progress with the APP
portionment Bill. Instead of the tedious and'useless
debate which was anticipated, on this question Of
fractions, the members seemed disposed to centine
themselves to voting, and the bill may very possibly
be carried through this'week. The House is a sin.
pularly impulsive body, and no man can tell how
the majority will vote on any other than a purely
party question. Yesterday the report Of the com,
mitee was amended by striking out $4,000 as the
ratio, and inserting 50 900. This morning, after a
resolution to take the bill out of committee of the
whole on Monday had been laid on the table by a
decided vote, the ratio was again changed to GO, 500
Ii seems to be generally supposed that this number
will eventually he agreed upon. though it is probable
that the SENATOR from the small States, which have
large portion. will oppose it.
The following table exhibits the number of repre-
sentatIyes to which each State will be entitled, I'M
der the ratio Of 6O, $50 with the fractions:-
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LAUScu or THE RrvESUE Cutter Forward
Ga Tuesday afternoon this splendid little vessel was
launched from Capt. Easby's ship ward. in the ives
,srn part of this city, into The Potomac. in the nrs.
spnce ofa vast number OF highly eratif-d spsciaio,.
The Forward is remarkably fine built vessel. OF
about $50 tons, aud draws very little water. list
construction and workmanship are considered hy
nautical men, with whom we have conversci
as very cresitable to our en'erprsing fellow ci il,e
Captain Easily. who has already built several e..
vessels lor the use ofthc Government The launcl
into the Potamac was considered by al who saw
= as one Of the iines, ever beheld in this city--Naf
GatcYfgcncer.
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From YucArsS.-By the brig Wisconsin, Capt
Hopkins, from S;sal, we have received full files OF
popers and correspondence from Yucaian TO the
2S,h ult inclusive. There is no news of Importance
ia the papers, except that in relation TO the forth.
coming Presidential election in Mexico. The i'm
preston is that Santa Anna will be reelected, as he
has now A,Oco soldiers in The capital under arms
ready to put down all opposition to his claim TO the
Presidential chair. Mr.. Stephens and company
were at the lake Of Peto.
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nN n CURE OF il most unfortu.
" nste in this complaint that many persons have a stric-
ture who are not in the least ware oft. The common notion
10, that so long az the urine passes N a tolerable. 'ream there
cannot be a structure. But this Is fer from true. A structure
may, and often does. exist for months, and even years, without
producing any striking change In this respect. When a stric.
ture arrives al that degree Of narrewnees az sensibly TO impede
the urise, IL is a serious malady indeed. The object Of those
remarks however, is 10 prevent this state. and to attack il at \
time when Il is easily and perfectly removed. But there are
other circumstances besides its effect upon the urine hy which
a structure may be known, or, at least, strongly suspected, and
though these arc numerous, there are two which are very com
mon and very easily judged Of, and these shall be mentioned
here.
The first Of these circumstances relates to time. II . wei
known that structures arise from long continued and badly
treated GonoThda. Now, whenever this disease continues
over many weeks, especially il in the early period any Of the
b1asted nostrums of the day were taken, there 10 just and pro
per ground to suspect n structure.
The ns,t is most remarhable-r ~ the effect = structure has
uron the mind and spi its. This is a fact that may be tho
rouehly relied on. Indeed the author never saw a case Of stric
m,e Ssnd he sees many every day IN which the patient did
~ more on less, complain Of HE loss OF mental ~energy-flnl
X" T. nov 80 capable Of business az formerly. The reasen OF
III. uy~eNer, Is clearly shown IN his - Pri, -.s --.v o
1b;sL ~, sns no,eed IN another column OF this paper, and 20
bss.s. ~, referred, not only for knowledge OF this
M II a., ~ svery Other connected with this subject
oc<,nnrn 7, lutuler begs TO add. that he may be consulted
-. uA ms restd,nce, No. IS Greenwich street, at an
Gm, "o sn?urn any oein Doubt as to the existence OF ths
9,gosi specially after p.v.ins hi. little volume. he VII.
| hnp.' sIenss oI IN, least pain, explain and assure him VII,
umnsr re nav, .. not. Letit only be remembsred thst. iTbs 70.
] nix hss structure, not all the medicine in the world. alon.
WV m2s In
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PORTUGUESE
FE NJ A L = 2 | L L s,

NJ. DE B~eupiEHfs6saafuRE., m N. b. E1isbeN, roETueMl
TNHE seiepti6c Examination Of ingredients Of which these
L pilIs are composed. kav emade them the wonder and admir-
ration OF the world. Thu. are known al over Europe to e
biz certain II producing the monthly turns Thsir esr,sinty'
in, m = sses heirg such that they must not he used during rrsg
for tho,Uh mild safe, and healthy, they are certain 70
rroduce E miscarriage D. used during that period.
round with The seal Of The importer stamped; Zach boz cor
rvefiors have the signature Of DR.. +. MEi.VEAu, authorized
40 spt for the continent OF America.
statss Letters directed to Dr.. y. Melyesu, ber ~, MI,
will meet with immediate attention . Sold By appointment a.
100 Cherry, near Catharine street Pree -. Hall sorss. ~
No half bores sent by mail.
mso lm'd&w
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STRIKERS BAY ON THE BLOOMINGDALE

STRIKERS BAY ON THE BLOOMINGDALE
ROAD.
THE subr cribtr, having leased the above establish pept. re-
l. spectfully informs his friends asd the public that he win
open for the summer, on Saturday next, April let.
To those persons who have once visited this romantic and
beautiful place IL is needless 10 speak IN its praise, and those
who have never seen il ma BE- convinced by a sIpgle visit, that
IN naturally beautiful AMI picture que scenery 1T il unsurpass
ed BY any spot on the is.and Of Manhattan.
Strikers Bay is sir miles from the City Hall, on the Bloom
ingdsle Road. The house is SITUATE on the margin Of the Hud
son river. along f.e banks of which the garden and pleasure
grounds ertenc a considerable distance, the walks windipg
through a ealtiful grove oflecust trees.
During Ire past winter many improvements have been made
on the pr,mises-the road leading to the house has been widen
ed and GRADED, ne thtr expense nor lebor having been tpared in
order TO render this a deserveily favorIte summer resort
The stock Of wines and liquors has been selected (vithout
regard to cost) by an eyperienc ed and competent juige. The
ice creams. The eoHfe ctiouary. and all other refreshments will
be Of the very first quality, and the charges as moderate as
those Of any other respectable establishment.
The garden and orchards are well supplied with flowers and
fruits OF every description, so that visitors wishing to obtain
bouquets, or baskets Of fruit, in their several seasons, can be
supplied.
For the accommodation Of those pt rsons who for health or
pleasure ride early, breakfast will be provided from 6 till in
the morning.
The comfort and convenience OF ladies visitirg this house will
be relied on.
stages start every hour from No. 30 Bowery, andPassepser,
can sheht at the gate. W. CORBYN.
m2T I'm
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1000 BEAMS DOUBLE CAP WRAPPING A
1000 " Double Crown
500 " Crown WrappinQ for sale by
PERSSE & BROOKS,
ms a Iib.rtv NJ
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MIRACULOUS
CURE OF RHEUM

December q ls4i.-Dr. RIng-Des Sir:-You
~ will please to excuse my not sn7wennx you u reiaueu 10
the certificate, giving an account Of my almost mitacuIoss re-
increment 10 life az il were. was 90 Unexpectedly restored,
that il appeared more like a dream than reality, not only to
myself but 10 my friends ] can assure y .u you have TIE pray
ers Of one whose life 10 dear to him. Situated among friends
ever kind and dear, ana a family who look TO him Tor support,
and " no also Join ia praise TO you, and their God, Tor his un-
speakable mercy in sparing me at this time Anything that rs
in my powe err 10 do, whick will be OF benefit to you, such as
giving an account Of my suffering in a certificate, that you
might pubiishio the world, asst is witnessed BY my friends,
TO pay tenfold the price you charged, ! would willingly 90 ~
but I have heen sick SO isng that my pecuniary means nav.
our doctor called he lnf ANNA DRY kheupatlsm, ~ wsneh
was len a complete cripple, having lost the use oil my limbs,
which fell away most ~irightfll'y, disabling one from all WORK;
and had it not been for a few hundred dollars had saved when
So you. and hope the paehc, will see how much ! STs you u
three bottles Of your Elixir, which you sent me for hve dol
lars; and, considering It truly the Elixir OF Life, am with
the greatest respect and gratitude, } onr humber servant
BENZ c.. JACOBUS.
Witnesscs-Hannah Jacobus. William +. Dean.
Prepared and sold by C. II. RING, IS Fulton street corner
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WARD'S

w IAllA
VEGETABLE Hail OIL.-Thp Vege tabl. Hair Oil pos.
Y sessss the peculiar property so long sought fer in other
oils. but sought m vain, OF reproducing a new growth Of hair
which il readily imparts to the roots OF the hair, thai il re-
quiresb but a snort time to produce a new growth. ami few a..
p,ications TO check that falirg of the hair, which SO often oc-
cure, especially after sickness.
II prevents the hair from turning gray, and when il begins 10
turn may be easily checked aud restored TO its natnr al beauty
by atplyIns the oil. The oil gives an agreeable Fragrance and
is preferable to any other for perfumiug, caring, and glossinr
the hair.
Numbers of certificates can be seep!where il 10 for sale. at
W oo.crv " ns.clav MA im-
The CANTON TIA COMPANY offer for sale at 1911
l. Chatham street, New York, the cheapest aud most renu.
inc Teas IN TIE world, Ia any quantity not less than four GUN.
ces. u any article purchased a, their establishment should
not eve full satufaenon, i'll requested that they be brought
oacs-the money Will be returned. as I'm
HUTCHiNGS' STOMACH BlTTERs is a certain cure
u for Dyspepsia, assisting digestion, weakness, nervous
istssts, night Bweats. sc.
Sir-l have in the course of my practice prescribed your sto-
mach bitters and found them a most Efficient remedy IN cases
~ indigsstio n, actdity and debility Of the digestive organs.
,by no means class Il among the q rack medicines 1.-THE
day but one which will confer a great blessing en- many OF
Ri BRADY, NJ. D. $50 Broome st.
The foil wing is from DR.. h, g.. Ludlow. ssx brsadwsy-I
have used your Bitter IN cases OF impaired, dRrs,i9n, wneh
vegetable tones were Indispensable, with oenehe,si Iesui,
The articles OF which il is composed are very lndiclousb
Yours, SC. EDWARD q. LUDLOW.
Certificates OF mary persons cured can be seen AT inc cruz
sore $50 Bowery, corner Of Broome, where the above isscli
only in this city, and Mrs. Hays, 100 Fulton street. Brook lyn
Price large bottles 81; smallsj.iit. mas Ina
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Ca NDIES.


DR.. FLEMING's WORM CANDY, is u~nden,ab!y the
u most periect!y adapted to the total determination OF
Worms in old and young, of Any thing Of the kind ever pre-
pared. Children like II, and 1t Is warrant. d Vegetable and per-
iectly safe III its effects.
His Ola NRHGA, CANDY, prepared from hi. celebrated
Quaker Balm, is said to do wonders in all IVowel complaints
In dlarhoea. attencan, on the last stage Of consumption, IT Is
medical compounds For cleansing and invigorating the
stomach and bowels. removing obstructed hu nors, for COS tive.
ness, bilious habits, colds, fever, jasneiee, headache, and indeed
besides, it ii as pleasan, o take az peppermint candy.
His DINNER CANDY Ter costivcness, indigestion. dis
tress after eating, he .rtburn, sc SC, is recommended an 1ne
OF the best s~iomschics aud tones now in use. And then III
40 handy and safe.
The rapidly inc reasne sales and popularity ofthese pleasant
CUVERT,S BALM Or LIVE. for all affections of the
lungs and ~wiudpipe, dysp psia, &c. &c. is an unequalled remedy
read the foliowing:-
Mr.. CovRRT:-
SIR-l have received much benefit from the use OF your
Balmof Life ia removing the pains about the chest, occasioned
BY dy spepsia and especially in strengthening my voice. !
cannot say that my he alth 10 yet fully restored, but am great
Iy improving. IHtODOhE 1AfLOh, J>
N York. Feb. IA, 1872. las Nassau street,
Ssld Wholesale and retail bv J.COVERT.
1871 Nassau street.
A,se by g j. Stewar rs Fulton st ,Brooslyn. m2s lm*
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y O c. II O R B E L l..

y q . / y II ID Z i u.
DOCTOR < L devotes his personal attention daily untfr
- 81. Ny to the removal Of private diseasesin every stage
All suffering under protracted easel, aggravated or u.suecsssful
" treated by inexperienced orpre terided raetitioners thossla
boring under the destructive effects Of reEeury or Suaek nSs.
system, may consult d.. B. always with a guarantee Of eura-
% Persons contemplating marriage, who have been the sub
Ncts Of delicstediseases may consult Er. Bell with honorable
confidence; Posr PAID letters, describing the case ofpsrsonsst
assistance, have his prompt attention. DEB treatment nsvc9
sXposesto suspicion and 10 wsllknownto be safe and perma
nsnt.
toor from Broadway. az, lm'r
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HATS! HATS! HATS

DROWN & CO.'S One price Hat Store, wholesale and re-
ID tail, ITS Chatham Square, corner Of Mott street, where
fashion, beauty, durability aud economy are combined to
adorn the head.
to their recently impr owed short mapped hat, a new style the
imitation Of beaver which so closely resembles that Of all furs
the most ocstly and beautiful, that the difference is not easily
perceived. Price three dollars. We strictly adhere to the
one price cash system, " hich enables US to furnish a very
super or hat for the price charged Ip presenting ihesa hats to
the public the proprietor think they have reached the ultima
tum Of beauty durability. cheapness and comfort. ma 2m-
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CfEFAWI 81 AFKTL !, T5fZ.
To THE EDITOR OF THE N. Y. HERALD -
M Attention has been called to a notice in the Herald OF
wi the 10th of March list, headed Extraordinary at Cheraw
g. c. :" itating that a case was reported by the Post Master
and Doctor Hop.on Of most extraordinary cure performed BY
the use of Daley g Pain Extractor, 81. &c"
Ny name has been used in that puff without my consent or
knowledge. / have never nsed in ny family the medicine in
question, and do not know any hing alb ,Wt it. My cesire ls 10
correct a mistake, and leave Il for hose who have used it to
take to themselves the notaricty they SO justly deserve fer
putting il
aIslwTr BROWN BRYAN.
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CARL KING.
The veIl.tnowp and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw
Hat manufacturer to her IN jesty The
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
resp<ctfnlly begs leave to announce TO the Ladies that he
has on hand a most splendid and fashionable assortment Of
Ladies Straw and SILK Hats. The Straw Hats are manufac-
tured to a most fascinating and becoming shape, called
THE ELLsLER COTTAGE,
with Gipsey aides and a Swiss Flare around the front. The
bra,ds these Hats sre'made OF is ofthe most elegant patterns,
tie Albert straw in particular ~ patropissd by
QUEEN
The silk department is conducted BY the most ingeniou, and
tasty milliners not to be eQualled. The tilks are Of the new.
est style, fresh imported. Trimming and Flowers to cores
POND, Those who wish to convinc- themselves may call at
No. so Canal near Broadway, and u Division streets.
N. Bills Pa il Ribbons and French Flowers, are of the
latest style, and can he purchased at either Of ME establish.
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THE KREMLIN.

T. BE LET-The store III Broadway; adjoining Trinity
church y ard. suitable for any business, md favorabiy known
as an old and popular stand:
tlemen, which will he let by the month or otherwise. There
IL q dining saloon upon the European plan, attached with The
Kremlin " here meals will be served at all hours. ala 6teod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
POETRY,
NEW SONG ny TOM MOORE.

NEW SONG ny TON MOORE. 4.
Let's take this world as some .cers
Though which, in frail but buoyant boat.
With skies now dark and now serene,
Together thou and mus, hsa;
b.hoding of on either shore,
Bright spots where ve should love to STAY.
Bo. Time plies swift his flying oar,
And on we speed-far, lar way.
Should chilling winds .nd rains como On.
wen raise our awning 'gsinst the shower,
SI closer till the storm Is gone,
And smiling wait a SUMMER hour;
hnd u that SUMMER hour should shine,
Wen know i,s brightness cannot stay
But happy when It's thine and mine.
Complain not WHEN i: fades away.
80 ieeeh va bob, ut last, that fall
Down which lift's currents all must 20
The dark. the brilliant. des IND all.
Iosink into the void below:
Nor cen that hour sball want T., charm,
u side by aide still fond We keep.
And calmly in each o,her's arms,
Together link'd 90 down the steep.
The praise so lavish and unspairirg,
Poured on Ashbur,on's past all bearinr.
For e will yet make bold to saw.
land 'ns no envious sucsestionl
Ths, ve shall end, another day,
de has not settled the Maine question.
Montreal Herald.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
They mos, respectfully offer the following

REFER EN ICES:
RiehmOEd,-Messrs Kent Kendall g. Atwater, and Cant
Benz. Sheppard ChGTioffss riHs,-Allan Is McGruder,
Esq observation-disclosures STATES, Ty Ter 20. Louisa
-messrs GnsIes a Beat s"d NJ Basty, Esq Amelia,
-Mcssrs T Jcter d TO. Fiurd1aa,' -nfssis .6oe
herds q Go. LynchbHTs,--J VI. speed Au1 William
Sutton Esqs. neutrality-suspicious. Johnson and
Thomson. AnheTsf,-wm. NJ. waller, Esq carodne.-
Capt Robert g. Sutton, Daniel Dcarnct aud William W.
Capt Charles Il. Bfaxion. 't!Riams5urg,-Dr. Rober;
2 Waller, and Messrs " w Vest a co pI9 istf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
BY WILLIAMS q HAxALL.
SUGAR, MOLASSEs, wHIsKEY. r

SUGAR, MOLASSES, wHIskEY cor.
FEE, Sc
On wednesday next, the 6ta instant AZ half rast 10 A.
CLOCK, Will be sold in front OF our auction store 49,
assortment OF Groceries viz: -
- hhds Porto REQ Molasses
w bags klo Coffee part prime scented
10 do Old Java Lasuyra and 81 DonInso
- casks Goshen Che zee, In 6ne order
~ boxes do do 40
Y kegs Goshen Butter
- botes Spertn Candles
3 DO Ts"w Do (EikinsonN
- bblS Tanners Oil
- do Baltimore DO
hhds 10 40
~ bbls OLD MonUnxahels do
Is 10 Rock spring Go
Is DO Apple brandy
pipe H5lsne Gin
! do MALARIA Wine
hhds Ham Racon
lou kegs No White Lead
= do Extra do 90 t
10 bbls Vinegar -..-.
SVO Hayana sesars-5(c0 common r,o .r r.. ~
,r iD sacks Liverhoolsali
for approved paper -' amount months
no " wIIIr.Ns n tr.x