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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

90 Gentle reader, do you ever have the headache
aYeso Purchase then box Of Pcterss Lozenges, and
YOU will have no more; for under of such bat
tery should the genius OF headaches venture to attack
vow single Lozenge laid your tongue will put him
to fight in two minutes Are your children troubled
with wormsf II you have children the answer Is
"Yes.o Then treat them to one OF Peterss Lozenges
wsy will be al an end. Have you the fever and sgue
Peters has Lozenges that will make you as steady as
rort Have Won a hoarseness and q hacking cough
He ian provide you with Lozenge that will mskeyour
As soand rs BELL and your stomach az clear as
that trouble you but Peters has Lozenge that Is
mere than match for it. Hence we know OF nothing
that enyou from proceeding to ass
Broadway to procurea supply oil these ines'maoie Lo
zengee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12
Baltimore
Correspondence Of the Herald.)
BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, 1892.

Mn. EDIroR:-
Our Criminal Court; is now in session, though
there are no important cases before it.
great temperance fair is in progress at present
which draws much attention. Hundreds, almost
Thousands, foek to it nightly.
The "Oeean Child" was brought out at the Holi-
day last night to capital house.
Nothing Of interest has been doing at Annapolis
for the last few days. The only business transact
ed by our legislature thus far has been to grant
few divorces. We are to have an election on the
fourteenth for member to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of ohm c. lie Grand, the former
Speaker. The candidate of theIocos is Beal II.
Richardson-He will have no regular opposition.
shall look little farther into the affairs Of the
Chair of State, and report progress. 1t is, how
ever without doubt in trouble. The weather con-
tinues pleasant; business dull and without
change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

CRriNe Historians tell us that Alexander wept
because there worlds TO conquer. The
children of our tme who to become the future Al
enough Of Dr. Shermans Medicaed Lozenges, so cele-
brsted for curing coughs worms, and headaches They
are sold at log Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

HARRrsnuRo The question on referring the bank
bill to a select committee in Senate, has Just been
decided in the affirmative, by vote Of Is yeas IL
navs The committee consists of Messrs. Gibbons,
can gather from the debate, is to render the bill
much less obnoxious in it's provisions, and defer the
period of resumption until June, perhaps until Au-
gust Phlnd Gax,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12
House Of Represe ntatives.

TIE COMMITTEE on FoREicy RELArroSs-THE
TARnr-THE APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
The following gentlemen have been appointed to
succeed the seceders from the committee on For.
eign Relations of the House Of Representatives -
f. d. White, La; A. H. Shepherd, N. c; J. E.
Holmes, $. G; M. A. Cooper, Ga, and r. Chap
man, Ala.
The House, this morning, disposed Of the reso
luton offered by the Chairman Of the COMMITTEE
on Manufactures, who sought authority to coiec
te timony the subject Of the tariff, by laying IL
on the table, by majority Ct los TO ~. A deoa'e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

re- liberal and highly connendable system of ma
rns advances on goods, established by Messrs. Riel
and the celebrated Auctioneers at the
ner Of Broadway and Duane stree) WILL it s to be ho
rsj he the death blow of the exortonate and
nractices of pawnbrokers and shaving brokers' Their
CAPITAL being large they enabled 10 make advances
to aimott any extent all sorts goods and their high
celebrity as auceneers, and the popularity Of thei
public ssles renber 1t almost absolutely certain thai
they will any time procure the full market value o.
property LEFT with them for disposal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

1hz- BowERy AMpHIrHEArRI-The last long farewell
Of this company takes place tonight which occa-
sion the agnicent bill Of equestrian and
entertainments ever offered at establishment in
America, is put forth for the benefit Of Mr. Derious,
equestrian manager and r. Sands the unequelled four
horse rider These gentlemen both stand ct the top
of the heap in their profession and they deserve
they WILL doubtless receive the fullest house Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

CuRrsUs-D. E. r. T., are the initial letters of
&" Dun Every Body Twice" G. K. 81 ID. |. T /, are
the initial letters Of Seal Regularly Every Day
I'll Trust"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

GENERAL JAMES HAMILTON, OF S. C.-The de-
falcaton attributed to this gentleman. of $4,000,
BY the James River Company, is denied. Let us
have all the facts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

The LIBEIs on DANIEL WEBrER.-The attacks
on Daniel Webster are no doubt prompted by those
politicians who think he may interfere with other
candidates. Such course always defeats its own
purpose Violent personal attacks on public man,
generally end in making him popular, by exciting
the generous feelings of the public in his favor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

IT, s DISTRICT JUDoE.-Thomas Bradford, maj
of piey and the son Of an editor, has been appoint
ed U. s. Judge in Philadelphia. Very good, Cap
tain Tyler.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

-TRr Boz BALL.-I is said that this fsfs will be the
means OF circulating about $4,000, out OF the
pockets of fashionables into the hands OF the indi-
frious classes-and large portion will be distributed
among females. THIS is all right. 1t is supposed
that 2lOO persons will attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

RorAroS IN OFFICE Mr.. Flagg, the new demo-
cratic Comptroller of the State, has tnrned out tive
old clerks, and put in five Others. Put not your
trust in princes" the prophet says "Poliiicsis
VERY unsartin trade" as Sam Weller says
"Many slip between the cup and the lip" as Jim
Crow saws.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

PHuApELrHrA Pcsr OFrlcE.--We have the best
reasons for believing that the Post Office in Phila-
delphia is very properly managed, in spite OF al
the noise made in certain quarters to the contrary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

RIGHT OF SEARcH.-We learn that the ship
Henry at this port from Vera Cruz, while At that
port, was visited by an officer from English YES.
sci Of war; who claimed several Of the crew of the
Henry As being British sailors. We further learn
that the said searching officer was lowered against
his will into his boat, and suffered to depart-Netp
ORLEANS RuUsf;u Feb. 2,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

lry- The abolltionis,s are calling meetings il
western New York to supper, ,hs coadnct Of J, In
q. Adams in Congress. or course they will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

More BosrsS PApERs.-Mr. Mulliken, of the
steamer New Haven, and Harnden & Co., Of the
Express Line, gave us yesterday msrning. Boston
papers Of Thursday evening. BY the regular mail,
papers Of the same day will not reach us ill some
time this morning. Thus the New Haven beats the
mail about twenty hours This is caused by some
difficulty between the Postofhce Department end
the Norwich and Worcester RAILROAD Companies,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12
NEW YORK HERALD.
The New York Lanctt--No. VII.

f"e NJ" -
The number Of this popular Journal issued this NOR
ming, contains a rerJatim Reporter
Dr. ALrx'R II. STEVENS First Lecture on Diseases o.
the Rectum delivered at the College OF Physicians ana
Surgeons Crosby street This one oil the most 'e,
esng valuable and eccentric discourses ever pi's'
DR.. RIvERs's concluding Lecture on Diseases Of the
Spinal Marrow
mr. Morris second Lecture on Tic Douloureux'
Reviews OF new Medical Works
Editorial article on " The Living and the DEAD
Report Of the operations of the Chinese Med''''O
rurgieal Society," very interesting article
Crosby street CLnique
City Hospital Reports ;.;.n.
or;oi,a, Communic atoms from several physicians
Report of Gases at the seamens he'rea'' o'A''"
island by DR.. BoArpnAr. SC &c &c
Price So per annum-sngle copies OF Genus Inc oacA
amhers supplied. Once Il ann stree'' No" I01N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

From VERA CRUz.-The Vera Cruz Censor Of the
18th u states that the 10Th, the Texian prison.
ers were ordered 10 leave their prison. aid in the
public works physician was present and exam
ed them. At his suggestion, -four were remanded
back to prison, and two were sent to the Hospital
two were permitted to work unfettered-al the rest
were chained.
the priests Of Spain wers making arrangements to
come to Mexico, where an asylum had been offer
ed to them by the Mexican clergy, the minister Of
Justice issuedi decree forbdding their being
sidered aS belonging to the regular clergy of Mex
leo.
A conducta Of S795, PAP left the city of Mexico on
the 9Th of January for Vera Cruz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

Court Calendar-This Day
CIRcuIr CouRr-Nos 81 l47 no. 49, 1885, AL, 1885, "a
275 276 l0a u.s. los, 1913, 200 to 20s, inclusive 2Sa
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos s. TO- n, "a 2OO &c. los, 100, 49,
LII TO Log. inclusive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

KNAPP RIors.-The Knapp excitement has sub
sided in goston, and two of the rioters have been
indicted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

The LITERARY AoE.-Washington Irving has
heen appointed Minister to Spain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

An EproS APPOINTED. Captain Tyler has ap
pointed Mr.. Blackford, editor Of the Fredercks
burgh Arena, to diplomatic situation in South
America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12
Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald

PHILADELPHIA, r ep IL, 1914.
Resumption Bin all aback-Erciiement Quetfed-
Stocks Discounts The Press and Judge Bradford.
The last news from Harrisburg has knocked
those who hoped to gladden. their eyes with
specie currency, all aback. A letter from a mem
Der late half past twelve o'clock, yesterday,
says that the Resumption Bill passed by the As
sembly had been referred to Committee of the
Senate for revision, and assert for strangula-
ton. It is the opinion Of q number, who now give
vent to their feelings, that this movement in the
Legislature was all ruse to frightsn the Banks to
desired terms in reference to the payment Of the
State interest. Wo be it to the members from the
county Of Philadelphia, should it prove SO. The
heavy amount sacrificed by their constituents in
parting with their currency for SPECIE for the past
three four days. will be footed up in fearful
ray against them hereafter. The great loss attend
ant upon such bill has now been sustained, and to
stop where it il, will be in effect giving to the
brokers the loss which individuals have sustained.
This will not be tolerated, aud should not be.
There are those who assert most roundly. that
the bill will become law much after the shape in
which it passed the Assembly l trust this may
be so, and that all may yet be well. The dis
count ON the Relief Issues range to-day from 20 to
.us Eay.h.sss
about per cent. Had not the news from Harris.
burg arrived a. it did, and been proclaimed, the
run upon the brokers would have been as great AZ
yesterday. About ten o'clock, when il was an
nsunced that the bill was not likely to pass in its
present shape, the crowd in and about the prin.
cipal note brokers' Offices were large. That,
however, dispersed them. We shall see what
we'll see.
The business in stocks was large, at prices much
the same As yesterday. The discount on the paper
Of our broken banks, was also the same As yestsr-
day. The stock notes Of the Towanda Bank,
signed BY T. Dyer, clerk, and those signed by J.
Boyd, are refused by the Bank, ON the ground that
they were issued in Philadelphia, without the au-
thority of the Board ofDirectors. On what rasca-
lily
II is amusing to see how the press Of this city
all toady around, and laud the appointment Of the
new Judge Bradford. The printing under the bank
rupt law IS to be given away, and hence the two
four pence worth Of praise from those who pre-
viously "a W nothing in him to commend. lido not
know who will get this printing, but feel assured
that the very opposite cause to that taken in your
city will be adopted. Instead Of the large credit
press getting il all, they will get little or none Of t.
The cash press, it should, will come in for the
larger share.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

BoArs MADE on A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAS.-The
Moulding Company, for making boats after mould,
are building an extensive factory in the upper part
Of the city, whilst they have their warehouse at liz
Broadway. The boats that are made In this way
cost much less than any other, and are four times as
strong. They never require any caulking, cannot
leak exposed to the hottest sun for years. and are
always ready for use, in case OF accident at sea.
The materials Of which the boat is built, are sub
jecied to chemical process, impcrvious to water
No iron fastening in contact with the water,
and the outside appears like sohd block Of wo'd.
The past year has been devoted to experiments
with these boats on the rocks, and in exposing them
to the hottest sun All scientific men approve Of
these boats, and consider them the best ever built
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

PORTRAIT OF Boz George L. Curry IL Co. l6'
Broadway, has published the very best head Of Boz
that has yet issued from the hands Of an American
artist. 1t is most capital likeness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12

UNITED STATES HorEL, PMLADELPMA.-Ths
house, so long and go favorable known under the
admirable management of Dorance 81 Bridges, it is
well known has passed into other hands 1t has been
entirely re6tted, ornamented ,ceansed, and improved
in every possible way; and is now decidedly the
first and best hotel in Philadelphia, as it always had
the best locality The ladies' portion Of the house is
fitted up in most elegant style And when we say that
the master spirit and presiding genius Of the place
is Alfonso Reed formerly Of the Wavery in this city,
it is unnecessary to say that in every thing ting
to the wines, the vands, the arrangements Of the
table, and the general comfort Of the guests, this
house cannot be surpassed Mr.. Reed has long
been known as keeper Of some Of the first hotels
in the country and his successful and popular career
al Saratoga Rockaway, and in this city, is sufficient
guarantee for the future.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12


And Law his shores with amaranthine waves;'
Down from their sources rush the voumed tides,
And rivers sparklei in the heavenly beams
And lakes reflect the dmpling smiles Of moru;
The sod puts forth its luft, tse tree its leaf,
And flowers spring up from the sweet PEASANT sell,
Enanelling the land and springs soft winds
Bear to the violet the roses breath,
And clouds OF perfume all the amber air.
Hush Ills the voice Of the Almighty God
A crown of mercy circles his calm brow,
And sad Ahasuerus sleeps at last.
Upward on wings of penitence, his soul
Has sought the pure realms Of eternal rest
And with the bow of glory set on high,
With flashing seas, and smiling azure skies.
With purple mists and golden bannerd clouds,
MiienniuSa comes and Earth, harmonious ALL
Rolls slowly through her silver beaming spheres
And swells the music Of the coral stars"
Is not that poetryl And does not the depravity Of
principle, in certain presses, impress you forc'bly
when their magnity or their interest takes them so
far as 10 assert that other but the greatest Ounce
in duncedom" could produce such lines.
Certainly, it is source Of just complaint to the
author Of this unpretendng volume, that ne has &C
Quilted himself with so much ability; and as Ger.
tany those who were to do justice to genius. should
speak out in its praise, when such censure, from
such quarter, meets its first effort at the threshold
oil publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

WiyTEp. - Cold weather has set in--navisation
has closed-snow has fallen TO the depth OF SIX IN
ches to one loot at Buffalo Maumee, Cincinnati,
and ST Louis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

DEDICATION THE METHODIST ErecopAJ CnuRcu
The new Methodist Church, corner Of Ferry and
Franklin streets, by the permission OF Divine Pro-
violence, will be dedicated to the worship of AL
mighty God on Sunday, the 18th inst The Rev.
Bishop Hedding will deliver the dedicaory sermon
at 10 o'clock, A. M. /; Rev. DIR. Levings will preach
IN The afternoon at 2 O'Clock, and The Rev. s. l..
Sulman IN the evening. Collections will be taken
up throughout the day, TO aid in qudating the debt
lncpuedby the erection OF said church, albany
alias of I'd its
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

STAGE AccIDENT.-We are sorry to learn that on
Wednesday light last, the Western stage was pre-
ciptated precipce OF twenty feet, on the hill
east OF Mount Sterling, about eight miles west Of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and seriously injured many of The
passengers, most of whom members Of Con-
gress.
Mr.. Caruthers had several OF his ribs broken /;
and it is doubtful whether he will recover
Mr.. Lane was very much hurt-one of his ribs
supposed to be broken. Mrs. Lane (his wife) was
not seriously hurt.
Mr.. Wallace was badly hurt-hs collar bone, 1t
was thought broken.
Mr.. Smith, of the Senate, and Messrs. Campbell,
Gentry, and GooDE, Of the House of Representa-
tives, all more or less hurt; but none of them
seriously injured. Mr.. Goode is the only member
of the party who has reached here
gentleman who resides in Pittsburgh, Pa,
whose name we did not hear, had one of his arms
broken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

Treason TRIALS IN RHODE IsLAND-The coun-
sci for Frank lin Cooley yesterday filed their special
plea to the indictment against him for treason.
The Attorney General moved that the plea be
stricken out, and that the respondent be ordered
toplead over. He took the ground that the plea it.
self amounted to the general issue, and that in
cases of indictments for offences hi CHER than mis-
demeanor special pleading in bar was never allow
ed. II cramped the defendant because il confined
him to the line of proof set forth in the plea, and
embarrassed the government by obligipg them to
teke Issue upon immateria facts. In this case
many statements were made in the plea which
were immateria and, besides, they were not stated
truly. He had assented 10 the filing Of the plea for
the convenience of carrying the 10 Washing
ton, hoping that the facts wond be stated truly by
the defendants, so that he could safely demur But
now they were stated in such a manner that he
could not demur TO the plea, and thereby admit the
facts, nor take issue upon them, because they wer'
immaeral as well as untrue. Mr.. Atwell, on the
contrary, argued that the for the State was
to demur The Court sustained the argument OF
the. counsel for the State, and overruled the plea,
and ordered the respond mt 10 plead over. Mr.
Cooley was accordingly again arragned, and plead
not gully. The Court then adjourned till this
afternoon. The first business then will probably be
to empanel the jury.-Proridencs Journal, Dec. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08
ARRIVAL OF THE
Steamer COLUMBIA.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER.

News from india and China--state OF the
Mnrkets----Morc Failures----Distres sinE
Wrecks-Great Dinner to General Cass.
&c. Sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09
IMPORTANT FRON INDIA

turned the sword presented TO him by the Sultan,
on inc ground that was inferior in value to those
presented to ether officers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09

JOB " NJ. ORE VI ,
OREM x MORI.ING

XNToULD respectfully invite the attention Of the ruSio.
w mers OF the late firm, and the public generally To-
my stock oi spring aud Summer Clothing which have
been selected with and being the
manner, under my own supcr utcndsncc can. with On.
hiensc offer the public Clothing. which for and
style Canned he surpassed la the United Stacs. The fol
hv1ns list comprise cart Of my assortment;
super Blue, Black. Olive, London Brown aud Invisible
Green Dress ani Frnck Coats
DO Bo'nba1inc, Imperial summer Clolh Drap e
DO Linen and Gusham Coa,ec aud rroeE Coats w
DO DO IN BiouRcs French styIs
do Round Jackets, various qualities
faniaoons, OF single uill'd and Merno Cashmere
DO black sumner Goods various qualities
% .ainbrorn AMI Cantoon, handsome ttyles
=, do Fancy Linen Drilling. white aud coloTei
Nests-silk Sain, Bomhazinc, Chaey Valencia and Mar
settles
Shitts-Iinon. Cotton and SILK
Bosoms ani Collars, silk aud Linen IIikfs
S S,2e KS, ,.avais scars, suspenders and Gloves
silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Russia Riding Belts, Shoulder braces
ALSO,
Samples Of the Fashionable Goods kent in the
northern Cities which l Will make order la the laes
style.
Gentlemen in Of Clothing woulido well 10 call and
examine my stock. as an determined TO be unsur
passedn point Of ehcapness, 10y Establishment this
Sp25 Main door. below sre Esaha Hssp bank
CARACAS FEOTANT INDIGO.
= Ceroons OF Indigo, Of superior quality received
ma JAS & GEO WINSTON.
CHINA, f.atS THEN ~ AZ AND GLASS
doors above the Bell Tavern.
MI stock OF Goods Is large aud unbTo ken embrac.
VI ing all Of the latest add shapes and many OF
hein really beautiful for sale low prices for cash or
on the usual credit Of months.
ap2a 3doors above the BeiI T,yc1n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-09
RHODE ISLAND.

DORIS Legs aturc, after authorizing him to ap>
point Commissioners n proceed 10 Washington.
adjourned, to NEE: in Providence on the FIRST Mon.
day IN July.
They have no, yet attempted to take possession
OF the State House, or the Records or the Ars,naI
The Providence Journal OF Thu,sday saw.
The seam ship Missouri now lying al Washing
ton. IS under orders TO sal Two hours notice he
Destination IS understood to be for Newport and
Providence.
The entire regiment, OF which the companies
already arrived form part. is understood TO bs or
dered TO Newport Not the slightest doubt can ct
isI OF the disposition Vi the General Government
10 MAINTAIN the State authorizes The Letter f,oo,
the Secretary of War, which We published yester-
day and which was written not IN answer 10 an in
curry, but voluntarily, shows this even were tbsra
not other evidence.
letter we have just seen from Providence of
yesterday says:
very few of the insurgent party were to he seen
IN the streets 10 day. Dulee J Pearce had been
arrested ard bailed. warrant was out for Gov.
Dorr, but tie had not yet been found. Others also.
II Is said, had been arrested
sit was rumored that Governor Dorr had been
arrested"