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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-13
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.


Correspondence OF the Heraldl
WASHINGTON, Monday, 3 o'clock
N In the Senate the Indian appropriation bill passed
land some proceedings of New York meeting,
throwing the blame Of the existing confusion in our
legislation from Congress on the President, were re-
erred to the Committee on Printing.
There was war speech by Mr. Allen in the Sc
late upon the late Mexican letter, which branched
INTO some belligerent passages against Grca, Britain
IN inquiry was voted regarding whit course had
been taken with reference to the subject. AT about
one the Senate went into Executive Session.
III The House, after reading the Journal, Mr.. In
sersoll reported bill changing the time for holding
the United States Court at Wiiamspor, Pennsyl-
yania after which, the revenue bill was proceeded
with in its previously prescribed course.
The prospect of Mr.: Tyler's reelection becomes
stronger every day, There are at present but four
prominent persons before the people from whom 10
make choice Mr.. Buchanan leans toward Mr.
Calhoun, and is anxious to support him in preference
TO Mr. Van Buren,, while Mr. Calhoun himself pre-
fers Mr.. Tyler TO Van Buren, and in the event ofthe
little magician being placed upon the ticket by the
national convention, the State Rights men of the
South will go en- for the Captain. Virginia
cannot repudlate his patriotic course, and deny to
OF the chosen the high need OF aPproba-
ton which it has been her pride to confer. Georgia
has Clay party in principle, and the absurdlty of
supporting him to whose doctrines they are opposed
cannot for moment be entertained as promising
success John Tyler is the union Of parties there.
Indeed, every where his stock is going up-if any
would invest. now is the time or never The
people are coming to the rescue, and will support
him who has thrown himself between them and the
hgh-handed measures OF the wing party. Is there
no gratitude felt for the Bank veto2 Benton may
be mute and needless of what MIR Tyler has done,
but the rank and file of his army look less 10 thu
general who has taught them strategy than to the
brave and intripd soldier that leads them to victory
sound currency was the war cry and the response
at the White House consummated it. Could Ben
ton have done more Then where is the magnan-
unity that prevents an acknowledgment, at the right
quarter, of what seemed to have absorbed his every
effort to accomplish
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Special Sessie,,s


Before Judge Noah and Alderman Ieonar1 49,, ,,,
Juiy l9-Adam Cling for stealing q small ana0,,. 81
eel from Thomas T. Day, sent M for ,,vo 49,, "
amcs johnson, alias Clark for stealing two vcs,s an
AIR OF pants from James Towner as sent nm CO.. 80
'onths Jacob H. Whitloek for beating Robert Edrich
as sent TO the city prison for twenty days Thama,
'arre Tor stealing trunk and clothing valued n, s,s
ON James Watson was sent TO the Penten,iary for 4
'onths james Smith was tried for stealing q, from
Inn Weber, was found guilty, and Judgment suspende6
nt Friday Joha Stout for stealing two vests from the
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MATCHES ToRSApo-Thc Natchez Daily Courier takes
notice OF somewhat remarkable coincidence between
me terrible tornado at that place. and the dcsruc
1--WE earthquake at ST. Domingo After the last named ca.
lived fifteen days under bed of wall After the tornado
of 40 living person dug from the Natchcz ruins
under the HILL who had been buried alive eight days He
fully recovered, being not dangerously hurt.
singular coincidence that the tornado and the ST
Domingo earthquake both occurred the same day Of
he same month--the eth of NAV.
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TRIAL ron Observation-Disclosures Arrange Barbon was
Yesterday put his trial for having secretly oniousy
and maciousy administered poison TO Fernando Garcia
Barbon late OF Gretna the Doth of April last of which
as the indictment says he languished and languishing
lid die on the fifth day Of May following. This is a sin
suar case The prisoner is young man about twenty
years. old good looking, and possessing trait OF
vicious mind in his appearance. He had never the
deceased but before the time is alleged he poisoned
him. He then represented himself knowing some of the
ieceascds relations in Spain, and evnced much friend
ship for him.
The jury after being in their for several hours re-
turned into court with averdict of" Guilty.-N o. Pieay
,fus
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CHATHAM THEATRE. This popular establishment
which has so long been conducted by Thorne with
eminent success, has been leased by Messrs. Ste
vens and Palmer, in whose hands it promises to
lose none of It's popularity. The bill for this evening
is an admirable one. Mr.. Scott appears as Sir Ed
ward Mortimer in the Iron Chest, with other enter
tanments of an Interesting character
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clothing store of Jacob Slogan Water street. sent to
the Penitentary months BENJAMIN Hill tried
Tor stealing pair OF shoes from Lahrop Upham but his
mother and sister testify ing that he subject to fits OF
lunacy sent to the police Office to be confined in the
Lunatc Asylum. A BACK fellow named James O'Nloorc
was tried for stealing $40 from another coored man
named VIM Johnson found guilty and up for three
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Enukrupt
eOTTTtrrpJ prarprc,r M NEW Won

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Royal Gurley in his individual capacity and OF
he late firm Of Burton Gurley, New York, Septem-
,erl.
James c. willet, grocer, New York, September /.
BusSroi Waller clerk, New York, September l..
Samuel King brickmaker, Coxsacke, Involuntary on
etition of Martin Marshall,) Augusta.
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Robbery at Sea- young man named Mark W Powell
passenger on board the brig Wetumpka,fr Charleston
D. e., has been arrested, charged with stealing watch
worth $40, from the mate Martin Townseni He was
mittcd.
The penalty for robbery the high seas four times
the value OF the property stolen, the thief be committed
10 prison. at hard labor till the amount is paid.
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CITY Despatch Post.

46 WILLIAM STREET.
PsINciPAL OFFicE.-Leers deposited before halfpast
hapast H. and half past o'clock, will be sent out for
lelivery at9, I, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrFIcEs-Letters deposited before J, IL, and
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at O. and o'clock.
ALEX. NJ. GREI0, Agent
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To- GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY-Barnum
Of American Museum has opened his heart and purse
for the relief Of the Washington Temperance Benevolent
Society He gives them benefit this day and evening.
Three four performances will be given by the whole
talented company engaged there also by numerous
unseers Sandy WEIGH will give several of his unique
temperance speeches and songs The whole museum will
be decorated with temperance and American flags ban
ners and Devices the Brass Band will cnlven the
with appropriate airs; balloons will ascend from the Mu
scum intervals during the day and fire balloons with
fireworks attached, will go up from the Garden in the
evening Many friends Of temperance will attend from
Brooklyn, Newark, WILLIAMSBURG, and other towns On
the whole this will be the glorious time had
here-t for the benefit of glorious Barnum is
aglorous fellow and tonight he he counts
out the chnk to the poor Westinghouse that he has had
glory enough for one day. good evidence that Barnum
regular cold water is found in the fact that he
about erecting splendid fountain in the Garden the
top of the Museum, to be supplied with Croton water
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Herald Bulletin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin Of News kept at the north.w
corner OF Fulton and Nassau On the arrival of the
morning mails at eight o'clock, A. M-and also Of the
e'enng nails at four O'Clock r. M the latest intelligence
from all parts Of the world may be found the Herald
bulletin BOard az this corner Let every wayarer stop
AMI read Advertisements Of all kinds taken the oioe
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Court Calendar-This Day.

CIRCUIT Counr-Nos l04, 70, n, TO- So o., e3 o. l0I
02 1906 20, 40, 49, 49, 81 81 l0o l6 as III 49, 49, 12O
10, -, 80, 81, 7s, 81, 9, SO, o.. ri
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. 8, 81, 81, l06, 1873.
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THoueHrrUL.-Every beat of the heart is a rap
on the door of the tomb
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o. THE NEW YORK MUSEUM IS UNRIvALLED
Tor mtractionn establishment compete with for
nave the ten thousand curioses of the place besides that
nnry allied instrument the orchestra which combines in
sc the sweetest and most powerful elements Of melody
In ADDITION Mr. johnson gives his very interesting exper
nnenu IN animal Magnetism. with new subjects and we
think they must be conclusive TO every one who witnesses
them that this great phenomena actually exists and
rrul they may appear they calculated to convince
the most sAepical Exhibitions (private at IL o'clock
and a, ha past eight The orchestron performs at H.
and Lalf past 7.
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REsuMrTIoN.-Wc are indebted to Harnden &
Co., Adams & Co. and the officer of the Cleopatra
Tor files of Eastern papers
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G5- CHATHAM THEATRE.-The "bll of fare" for
this evening of the richest Of the season. Coman
beautiful play Of the Iron Chest being performed with j.
r. Scott Sir Edward Mortimer and the ether principal
characters entrusted to Mcssrs HELD W. Jones' Stevens
e. Mestayer, and Mrs. HELD In addition to which the
drama OF Infancide the Bohemia Mother, perform
ed and the dramatic sketch of La Perouse in which Wood
and his appear, will terminate the performonce
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Herald General Printing Omce.

The General Printing Office capable OF doing all oris
Of printing, such as hooks, amphlets bills oanIs OF al
descriptions, i opca tho Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau slreet--Joscph Elliott, Printer.
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NAvIGArIoN.-Th Ohio had eight feet of waite
in the channel at Pittsburg last Friday, and the Cum
berand was in good boating order on the 2sth ult
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KIND, CERTAINLY 1T is stated that Gov DORIS
friends in Providence have made up purse of So
100 TO defray his travelling expenses in a tour to
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MmrARY.-The New York City Guards will ar
i've In this city this afternoon at O'Clock, and pro
ceed to Castle Garden, where collation. will be
provided for them
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YELLOW FEVER IN HAvANA.-It is said that the
report of yellow fever in Havana, without founda
fin
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INDIAN NEws-Thc ST. Augustine News of the
I'd inst says: Halle Tustenuggee has returned to
Col Worth, after unsuccessful attempt to ''bring
ia" the Creek Indians
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0Bs- HAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW sly

o. HAIR CUTTING-CLIREHUGH'S NEW SYS-
TEN OF cutting gentlemens hair, is desideratum by
which its uxuriance and beauty is rendered truly
mental The design and execution differ entirely from
expedition and genteness with which the operation is
performed The first artists in London and Paris have
knowedged its utility and adopt in their practice By
and whether for the Pulpit, the Bar, the Senate the
Stage its elegant and classic arrangements will add dig
atty and grace to the whole contour of Ia tse Humane
duction of his system and the aerng cncomiums pro-
nounced by all who have changed countcnance under
the magic Of his ouch induces him to invite all gentle
who either study personal appearance the allure
ments OF fashion, to place their hair under his charge
sured that one trial will prove his superiority all
other competitors Gallery Of Fashion, 2o5 Broadway
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M,rNE Boo SpAEY.-The map to which our leading ar
ticc to-day refer. will be found the first page
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IMPROVEMENTS IN THE WEArHER.-The last two
days have been deliciously cool, and blankets com
Portable at night Fires were lighted up in Ceave-
and, Ohio, last week. to keep the people from free
zing. Very singular, this, for July.
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o. BENJAMIN DAVIS Esq, Sunday last
elected as Sexton nhe Elm street Synagogue the Reader
and Sexton. Abilities will match
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nrs- A GENTLEMAN FROM RICHMOND yIR-
GINA well known in that Stste, at the Asor House
in this city has left his with permission that may
be referred to verbally though he objects having a
pear in the papers.
He says he has for long time sought articles used for
the hats but has found nothing for this purpose equal
the Balm OF Columbia from Comstock Cos II Nader
lane. He thinks il the most important and valuable arti
Gle discovered to keep the hair in its place and give
rich soitness and gloss causing TO curl beautifully
He is but confirming the often expressed opinions OF
thousands OF others who testify not only to this but also
that will absolutely stay the hair and prevent its falling
out restore on bald places. This Virginia gentleman
cannot testify to its restorative qualities as his has re
NAMED full and thick, and he has risk OF becomine
bsldat least long he continues the use oil the palm
which he buvs now by the package. Be sure you get
his above and with the name Of Comsock &Co. on 1t
or you will get the counterfeit,
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90 FEVER AND A0UE.-Dr. Sherman's Fever and
Agus Lozcnges cured AZ last week in the city Of
New York 1t thought to be impossible for his Lozenges
to fail and what is astonishing the chills
JOG Nassau street Agent Ledger Buildings Phisdel
nh;
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05- ONE VICTIM SAVED The College of Medi.
cine and Pharmacy daily in the receipt OF the
most gratifying letters descriptive Of the remedial effect
OF their medicines. The following ths original Of which
may be seen at the Principal oce) details an affecting
and interesting case -
"GcntIemen-T propose to lay before you the case Of
- aged 10 years Of delicate constitution, and bilious
temperament In consequence of dsagreeabe COM
plant which he contracted nine months he had be
come much reduc ed and for fifteen days was confined to
bed before he procured bottle of your ToS,c MIXTURE
and i. now RAPIDLY rcgaining strength am yours Sc
f.. B. MIDDLEBROOK.
- July IL. 1872
The ToSic MIXTURE and other preparations of the
College may be had at the Principal Office, and of the
sub agents in the city and country the appropriate
medy for every case -
w s. RICHARDSON. Agent.
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau st.
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o. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS-On another
page this paper will be found advertisement headed
An Extraordinary Case" As some doubts have been
manifested the truth of the statement contained in
said publication, hereby offer bear the expenses OF
any gentleman from New York to Buffalo and back son-
yey him to the the boy pay him ten dollars
day for his time and give him Mogsand dollars IL he
will prove that the statement every particu'
lar Any person DESTROYS of testing the matter can, by
calling Mr. VIM Burger so Courtandt street. receive
satisfactory assurances that the money will be ready
c. c. BRISTOL Buffalo
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" OF ALL THE MEDICINES THAT EVER
invented Tor purifying, cleansing the system, and for
ne Of coughs colds and consumption there has been
round out more vrtuous and efcacious than the
ioarnound candy manufactured by j. Pease Son, 40
pNon street The extensive circulation Of tins Candy
has rendered Its name familiar all classes men but
ne ON nan u.s. virtues have never been published The
pnons 81 men who have proved its virtues by
using A. VIII be found in their certc Members Of
he bar suffering from diseases the lungs also from dis
asses arising from an impure state of the blood
titled TO its worth. Certificates are enough 10 convince
my person that the ingredients in composition are sure
aud speedy in their operaonsthat they are selected with
and compounded with skin by the mar uacturers
aad has been tried by in all climates and ali
parts of tho world the fact is considered established
yond the possibility Of doubt that Peases Candy stands
nnequalled and alone We knew the above statements 10
be facts from the fact of the benefits received from
using il and from what have heard from others who
have given trial We therefore say to all suffering go
to Peases As Division street. and get their oar
hound Candy operates surely and rapidly They have
agents 81 Dock street. Philadelphia 81 State street. AL
bany; State street Boston; 20 St. Charles st. New Or
leans, and at Louisville, Ky.
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BLOCKADE oE MExIco.-The Texan schooner Of
war san Antonio, left New Orleans on the 18th OF
June, TO take mp her quarters on the Coast of Mexi
CO. The blockade will soon be made effectual
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EXTRAORDINARY AFFAiR.-We have the facts con-
lected with most extraordinary case of seduction
by medical gentleman, married man, of young
luakcress in England The parties are both highly
respectable and wealthy. We learn that the doctor
has been arrested in this city.
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90" The name of DR.. Peter S. Townsend. one of
the Vice Presidents at the great Tyler meeting on
Monday, was enormously printed Peter J. Town
send n oar account Of the proceedings yesterday.
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FROM WAsHIyGroY.-We learn from Washington
that the Impeachment scheme is like to prove an
abortion. The subject was started in caucus and
only seventeen were found to sustain the proposition
John Tyler is not to be headed Mr. Bolts has not
the countenance even of the manifesto wings.
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Utica, Miss.

Correspondence Of the Heald.]
UTICA, Miss June "a, 1872.
The Herald in Mississippi-Diatiers and Things in
Jfica-ReLgion--Po iiiics--T cmperaucs- Rank
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CIV Iutelllycnce.

THsM SrooNs RETunsEp.-On Monday afternoon, about
dusk, coored woman, who was engaged in cleansing
The lower windows of the City Hail. dscoverc bundle
containing something among the shrubbery the iron
railing, and upon taking it into the Hail the following
note found enclosed within it, and the twelve silver
table spoons belonging TO the Corporation that were
supposed to have been stolen by Patrick Ward formerly
waiter at the Hall, and who is in prison on the
charge Theho;e endorsed Mr. Rion, City Hail. and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-31
FORWARDING AND COMMlS-
SION BUSINESS,

IyNCHBuRa, Va.
WE, the undersigned, having formed q co-partner-
w ship under the style and firm of
y. ~. D.SU'IS, Jr. v To-,
with the view OF transactlng general
FoRw ARpINo AND COMMISSION BrsINIM
respectfully tender services our friends an the
public.
Occupying a large and commodous Fire Proof Ware
house, situated Immediately the Canal fronting the
street leading from the bridge, offer the fac
ties and advantages Of other houses with the saving
the expense of draysge
We would remind our friends that this business will
bea separate and dsnctone from the boating business
And norwading produce consigned 10 care. by way
OF the Canal regard will only be had to such boats
deemed responsible, expeditions, and for the lowest
frcights.
Our rates of commission upon sales, for forwarding
will correspond with those of other houses engaged the
same business,
With the experience of s. II. Davis, .Ir. who will
have the entire and exclusive management and control Of
the business and will devote his whole time and attention
To the interest OF those who may favor the house with
their patronage. confidently trust shall DO
bled 10 render entire satisfaction
We shall all times keep on hand for sale supply
Of Plaster, Salt. Fish, &c, &c.
JAS DOLAN
ANDREW kINNIER.
TfiOS. II. TOWLES,
S. II. DAVIS, in
REFERENCES.
NJ Daniel e. NJ CorkL, g. ID. & J. r. Da ri,
Iiolconbe s. Otey, Samuel Miller.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

III CHiRL OT1E COURT HOUSE, "a
VIE subscriber will open Classical School a, Char
lolte Courthouse the ls Of FEBRUARY next, for the
reception OF Pupils. The scholastic year will be divided
ao Two oessons-the LIST ending the Both Of June next
aef which there will be vacation of one month"; and
9 second commencing the LIST Of July, terminating the
me course of studies will embrace all the branches
ssary for taking the degree of Master of Arts in the
University of Virginia. and the method of imparting in
Iucaon will be similar to that adopted in that institution
an me branches Of Mathematics will receive especial at
'non in the Ssclool
III order to make the study of Chemistry interest
h' W 'he student, most Of the experiments will be
n bite before the Class
tn. subscriber has prepared himself almost entirely at
,I hVersy of Virginia, in which institution he has
ZACH Inc degree of Master of Arts.
TERMS OF TUITION
Mady Dollars per annum, half in advance. For the
N ssI Languages, French aud Spanish, there will be
III e SdTenona fee of IS per Session
pn nu .ru EtENCES.-Facuty ofthe University ofVir
'' h. wood Bouldin, Charlotte c. H., Va.
"0afd can be obtained in the Village.
C,..,. C. H. BARKSDALE, A. NJ.
- Onarlotts c. H.. Va Jan IS tlF
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E'UE YE..-.vD. :5:B.

dent to dispense with forms for Militia Officers be-
low the grade Of Captain. agreed TO-
Also adopted report from tho same. that II is inex
pedlent TO print the militia laws in pamphlet form, anA
furnish copy 10 caeh commissioned officer.
A report from the Committee OF Propositions and
Grievance rejecting the petition Of eizcns OF Washing
ton, Russell, aud Sect ant &C. of county, was
rend aud agreed to-
Many bills were considered in hcif cafly stages
RE ApPORliONAIENT.
Mr. Scott oHbohafoi minority ol the special conf
mite 10 which referred the menoria from The
ty of kanawhs the subject Of reAapp5rlonment OF
representation in the Legislature nadea report setting
fourth their Views, differing om these Of the majority
contained III the repo; ou. lie committee submit
ted yesterday The minority cus,sts u Mess Scott.
llolladay Hopkins ard Bayy. IAois report concludes
with the following resolution.
Rcsoired, That the Legislative plwer Of the common
wealth ought to be app1uned etveen the several great
divisions thereof. according - tie numbers Of white in
habans contained, and the amount If all taxes RAISED
dy the Legislature paid in oael.
Rescued, That the existing appsrtionment approaches
nearly thai ratio that is mex odienl to change tho
same.
Alr MeRae give notice tin, he should or 8, rturrow
call up the resolution introduced bg Lin several days
since the affair OF the Cre5e and the Liberation VI
slaves by the British authorities
Ga motion Of Nj Bfawuer the House adjourned.