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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market was usual, heavy, this morning.
Sales limited and prices generally gave way Bank
ofCommerce fell t; Mohawk 1; Harlem !; Utica syra-
cuset
The Tennessee coupons becoming due the first Mon
day in November and made payable the North Amer
Trust Company will be paid at the Mechanics Bank
in this city, on and after the day they become due
We have nothing yet from the promised pamphlet Of
Messrs Boorman, Johnston s. Co. 1t reported that
its contents rich, its argument conclusive and its
style seductive that person arise from its perusal
without being firmly convinced of the expediency and
profit Of that national blessing the reputation of unortu
nate specuations. By all means let's have it, for
ton are hsinousy in want of good for that
which have been largely pactsed publicly and pr
va.ely.
The shipmentsof specie to New Orleans have been
large Of late that the Offices decline further risk
present The Shakespeare yesterday carried 100000
Specie is ahoat in Alabama. The steamboat New AL
bany brought down the Alabama last week $4,000 1t
forwarded by of the land officers in the interior
for government purposes.
The mail Midway, from Vera Cruz, arrived at
Havana the 18th, with 5000 in specie.
At Mobile the 3th the Bank Of Mobile offering
to check New York OF Is per cent premium and sales
made Of sight checks Yew York at II per cent 60
day bills New York Is per cent and it is said that
figures have been submitted to. There has been
active demand for SPECIE which commands % to per
cent, and the supply is not equal to the demand
The resumption of the Southern Banks and the curtail
ofther deprecated credits reducing the currency in
all sections the constitutional level has equalized in
all sections and caused the Of bills instead of ruling
nomnaly higher against section where irredeemable
bills toAuctuae for against any
given point entirely by the actual balance due
from it. This is particularly the at New Or
leans where exchange heavily against the whole world
and in favor of New Orleans with every prospect under
the impulse given by low prices to exports of still fur
Their fall in bills Within the last fourteen days bills in
New York on New Orleans have risen from to per
cent premium almost unprecedented at this
of the year. when small portion of the crops have
come forward. The rates of bills to-day fol.
low
CpRRkNr RATES OF BANK NorEs DoMEs BILLS
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Before Recorder TaIlmadge and Judge Lynch

BelOre Necorder TaIImadge and Judge Lynch.
M Bacon, Acting as District Attorney.
Der. IL Senfences-John Haley, convicted Of an as
sault and battery on John Coleman, since deceased
fined SIS.
Benjamin Palmer and John Thompson, alias Dusenbu.
berry blacks convicted OF burglary, were sentenced to
the State prison for five years each
Isaac Wslter convicted OF perjury. in entering straw
bail for Otis Allen was sent 10 the state prison FIVE
years.
Robert Mitchell, young man who pleaded guilty to
indictment for grand larcsny, sentenced to the
state prison for three years
Conricted and Sentenced Two negroes named DAVID
Miller and Francis Carroll convicted Of robbng
the residence Of Robert Fenton in 10Th street, the
sth avenue, the 18th Of September and sent to the
state prison for three years.
Nuisance .4bafed Charles s. Holt was tried for
creating anusance in boiling offensive matter for the
manufacture Of lard, soap SC. at SO Downing street and
the jury found verdict Of guilty The Court suspend
cd sentence until next term but stated that they
cd that he would aba'e the nuisance.
The Court then adjourned for the term
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.r~,v.,, ~ thc PRINCIPAL Hotels,

A.rou Uou,v.-Dr James F. May Warrington; Mr..
strut Pokcepsie f. Falconer England W. Tallmadge.
Troy; j. Donnie, Boston II; Palmer, New YORK i, :.
lephia; c. Campbell do; j. Cadwaladcr, do c. Carter
Providence; j. sawyer, Rochester j. II Rahbone, Al
hany w. Jones' Boston; 8. A. Appleton, do; D. ChsP.
lin Worcester; f. d. Shmmn, Boston; D. Chaplin, do;
g y Higgnson do; J. q. Merritt, Troy: b. @. Daven-
port do L. Rogers, Boston, D. H. Kellogg sxaneataas
Miss saltonsal salem; Miss Henderson, Louisiana; o.
+. Dennet Boston, George Winslow, do; j. b. Glover
do; G. A. Washington, Tennessee; g. Jameson Ireland
DIV. MLsne, New Jersey; Mr.. Pomeroy, do; W. speight
Ireland; Captain Bgg, DO; Mrs Kelly, Providence; ME-
Parsons Auburn: j. {. Hson, do George May New UT
leans Mr.. Munson Providence; r. Allen, DO.
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BALTIMORE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL Association.
"A large and respectable concourse attended the
concluding ceremonies of the First Annual Agrcul-
tura Exhibition at Govanstown yesterday II was
Spreading among the farmers Of the neighborhood
on the subject of Improvements in stock, fine pro.
ducts of the field and garden. and Implements of
husbandry. The annuaf returns of these exhb-
the display of choice specimens yesterday, showing
what has been done, will no doubt excite a renew
ed emulation TO show if something still better can
10 be done next year.-Bdi Am Oct. 2l.
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New YoRK, Aug. ], 1912.

Ma. v. CLREHuoH -
DEAR SIR IT,
have used in my family two bottles Of your Trico-
pherous" know of nothing in my experience SO benef-
cal TO the hair well calculated to effect the immedi
ate removal OF scurf and dandru also for strengthening
the hair member of my family possessing good head
with three applications, entirely recovered to its
wonted strength and its natural gloss and beauty.
Yours respectfully,
A. C. CASTLE, Id, Dentist
297 Broadway.
The original and genuine to be had of Crehugh, in
ventor and proprietor 205 Broadway up stairs Price 81
Beware Of vile mixture under the sold at so
cents.
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o. few years since Museum alone was considered
sufficient attraction Alter time one performer was
gagged to audience in the Lecture Room, as it is
styled Before long two performers were introduced
then three four and fve The Manager of the New York
Museum has surpassed all competitorsHe has not only
put performers than appeared before but he
reduced the price For shilling you performances
curiostes, picture gallery, SIC. There will be an enter
ainment this afternoon at three o'clock. Ladies may
offend this establishment unaccompaned by gentlemen
every thing being conducted with so much decorum.
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{- The eccentric Dr. Valentine is deghting the pub
lie with his comic limitations at the American Museum.
His delineaons of American pecuarities true to the
life and afford great to intellectual audi
ence, such is found there mighty. Mr.. Barnum
certainly entitled to much credit for the high tone which
has been given his establishment by engaging but
performers of the very first talent The amusemens
brilliant and diversified the performances of the very first
order and the whole Museum with ncaness
and decorum. signor vivadis mechanical figures, Miss
Hood La Petite Celeste and others give variety Of
performances this afternoon at three o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

The ship Mary Francis, at New Orleans, reported
having, on the I'd instant, fallen in with the wreck
of the French brig Jena, from New Orleans for
Hayre, and took of the Captain, one passenger,
and valuable merchandise The Jena was origi-
naly from Tampico for Havre, and had put into
New Orleans in distress. She was dismasted in
the gale of the 4th inst.
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NEW YORK HERALD.

The CLINTON REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. -We have
another batch OF these venerable letters in type, and
shall be able topublish them tomorrow or Monday.
We have also received from Col Beekman large
package OF papers and documents, as Tar back as
l752-or nearly century ago They are curious.
A Splendid Weekly Herald-Boz's first I'M
pressions OF AmerIca-The American News
paper Press shewn up In savage style
Great Fun In prospect.
The WEEKLY HERALD to be published this NOR
ming, will contain of the most extraordinary
articles that ever was written by English ltera.
ry traveller on American newspaper literature. 1t
is Review of the American Newspaper Press, y
first appearing in the October number Of the Fo-
reign Quarterly Review" and written, as we are
informed, by Charles Dickens himsef-and certain
ly expressing such opinions and in that particular
language which might be expected from such a
talented penny-aliner.
This review is, without exception, one OF the
most savage articles on literary subject that ever
appeared in British journal-and may be consi-
dered the manifesto or declaration of war OF the
London Gtoati, against that portion of the Ameri-
can newspaper press that oppose the copyright law,
and refuse to acknowledge the supremacy OF Eng
lish authorship aud English genius.
This remarkable review contains twenty-slx &C.
tavo pages, or seven columns of mnon matter,
written with the force, originality, and genuine
blackguardism OF a penny-a-ner OF the London
press, who happens TO have been suddenly elevated
to great height in literature, by singular acct
dent in the progress of society 1t is perfect spe-
cimen of the Pickwick style and Pickwick temper.
The principal newspapers cut up, or mentioned in
this savage article, are the New York Herald and
New York Courier Il Enquirer, and the style in
which they are treated is caution TO the Mo-
hawks.
The Weekly Herald, of this day, price only a
slxpenee, will contain this wonderful article at
length-and next week shall enter upon an ana
lysls of its views, facts, falsehoods assertions,
and purposes. The power and influence of the
American newspaper press is producinga revolution
IN Europe, and the arisecrats and monopolists in
government and literature of that continent, find
that they must do something to stay the progress of
light. The war is now begun,
And damned be he who first cries I" hold-enough.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

CHATHAM THEATRE-The excellent variety of
pieces that are produced at this establishment, with
a talented company to enact them, attract highly
numerous audiences. The Chatham is now, judg-
ing from the brilliant array of beauty that adorns
the boxes each evening, the most fashionable place
of amusement in the city. Tonight the drama of
the Gamblers Fate, with the extravaganza of Tom
and Jerry The Great Western has arrived, and
will appear also this evening in company with the
original Master Diamond.
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Extract from a letter, dated

"A MONSIEUR
The Segars You order not to be obtained for cash.
You New Workers suppose that money will buy avery
thing from coach a castle; and many think, sup
pose, they will buy their way into Heaven with bank
notes But repeHons a mouton-you are not probably
that dealers frequently send out orders six months
in advance, accompanied with the hard cash.
Take my advice and buy what segar you want for re-
tail or private OF Mr. q forget his name) who
keeps the Spanish House, Peales Museum, opposite
the Park know you get the best there least
good as can be procured here Adieu.
DON JOSE DE LA COVA,
Gala de la Muralla, No. IA, Havana
To Mons. L Jones' New York"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

@y- THE NEW WORLD OF TO-DAY Is ONE OF
The interesting and valuable ever published: u con-
Krasiuski noble Polish lady commenced in 1859, when
she tecn years Of age. Also the entire Ocooer pa
nf our Mess and immense number oil other capta ar
cles Office 10 Ann street Terms, 81 year-6t cents
single
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.-Flour was quot
ed Yesterday at Baliimore-Howard Street 81 l2h ;
City Mills, 81 2j. Wheat ranged from IS TO IS
cents for good, and 80 to rs cents for ordinary.
Whiskey q cents in hogsheads and % cents in bar
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cour, C.lcular-Th,. Day.

SUPERIOR CouRr.--Nos. 50, 81, 100, ll3. III ia.
Crncvur CouRr.-Monday SO, g. 237, rs, lao, 8,
IS S. 49, 65 1885, ll6, las l4bt, 1871 l66, l., T. a.
o. iOs 1885, So 1885, 40, lo0 1885, ls, ls9 &c. io7, ~,
22a 1885, 20, "a TO- 12o IN, 100, 49, 49, 126, ll2 ia,
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SHIPPING, TNTEI.I.ICENCE

BALTIMORE, Oct OAR Martha Boston. Cid Clementine,
Bremen. Sid Poutney Pernsmbuco mkt Hannah, Rich
mond Ann Brem) Bremen; Elizabeth Hall, RIO de Janero
Ida, Boston; Hortense, Jamaica.
ALEXANDRIA Oct i9Sld Virginia, Barbados; Coral, Tho
maon.
York.
CHARLESTON, Oct 18-Arr Francis Newport RI Cid II
Allen, NYork Virginia. Liverpool; j c Calhoun Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

o. THE GENUINE SARSAPARILLA, PREPARED
by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy is guaranteed
to scrofula impurities of the blood ring
worm, letter pimples the face dyspepsia, derange
ments OF the liver giddiness in the head headache
ceeding from d ordered stomach, debility from whatever
causes syphc diseases and aints ulcers, pains in the
bones and all disorders resulting from vitated state of
the blood secretons Sold in large bottles at IS EACH
In of half dozen bottles $3.50 Do. of dozen
bottles, 600 liberal discount to vendors Of medicine.
w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent,
Principal Office ofthe College of Medicine and Pharma
cyJ97 Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

90 THE NAPOLEON OF PRINTERS, AT LEAST
in this hemisphere Charles Shields Of Maiden Lane
He does get up most beautiful cards. labels &C., that
ever laid eyes on but his colored show bills-his
magnificent, unrivaed-unriva able many colorcd Xylo-
graphic show bills enough make the angels meek
for we don't think they could turn out any thing
beautiful though they tried their prettiest Let every
who don't show bills avoid Shields for to see
them is to order them, only to hang them up for
pictures JOHN Bull will have to try again before he
come touch to Mr. Shields in the Xylographic.
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o. WHAT, YOU HERE TOO--AINT YOU GLAI
you come-Don't you wish you could stay-No, hav
got all ant-two shlings worth Of Rings Cough Can
dy 100 Nassau st.
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CoNvIcrEp.-M'Ewen and Shee, a, Philadelphia,
of conspiracy to commit a rape on Mrs. M'Ewen.
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nz- GREAT EAR OF THE AMERICAN INsTI

90 A MAGNIFICENT NUMBER OF PACK
ages of Rings Cough Candy brought from the man
uiactory yesterday to the depot 100 Nassau st.-so,
Wholesale and retail 100 Nassau st.
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stock Sales at Philadelphia Yesterday.
$1,000 Reading r Bonds 600 City Loan SIS, 1861 %
6's, 1850, 48 20 shas Mers' Manfs
1000 Chesapeake x Del. BIZ, Pittsburg, IS
Canal 6's, 1856, 10 20 do %
1000 do 6sl856, 1917
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NBLo's-Jerome had full Saloon last night
His new pantomlme of ELLEN" is one of pleasing
interest," relieved by sundry comcalities of servant
done by Gabriel in his own unequalled way Mile.
Doutreve has an admirable part in the piece, (which
she acted superbly-her sailor was rollicking and
joyous in the extreme her insanity after the
loss of her lover was touching picture, beautifully
expressed, full of pathos, and true to nature. We
regret the pantommic powers of this lady have not
been more brought out during the season. She is a
very superior artistic The Indian dance was unique.
We perceive Miss Wells takes benefit on Tues
day next-the lady is deservedy popular and is sure
of a full Saloon.
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o. HALLOO, WHAT is BROKE "A large piece
OF Rings Cough Candy-Dont you want somc-Yes, go
TO 100 Nassau ST. and get IL then r...f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

HEALTH OF MoBILE.-At Mobile, on the 11th, 18th,
and 18th instant, eleven new of yellow fever
were reported by the Board of Heath No deaths re-
ported. uu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

BRITISH REGIMENTS IN CANADA-1st Dragon
Guards 18th Hussars End Bait. Gren. Guards !;
End Bait Codstream Guards; End Bait. LIST Foot !;
18th /; 23d; 43d; 56th 9th; 68th; 10th 7lst !;
7ih f; SD S5th SD and the Royal Canadian
Rifle Regiment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

FALSE MKAsUREs.-The citizens are warned to
look out for the cheats who use false measures in
vending any of the following articles, which are all 10
be sold by heaped measure, and the measure ac-
cording 10 the statute, must be heaped up high
the articles viii stay on, vlZ:-Coal, ashes, mari,
manure, Indian corn in the ear, fruit and roots of
every kind, and all other commodities commonly
sold by heaped measure. The bushel measure for
these articles, must contain eighty pounds OF dis
titled water at its greatest density. or 23l0 cubic
inches struck, and must have the cone or heap on be-
sides. This bushel measure must be nineteen and
half inches the top from outside to outside,
and the half bushel 15k, and the peck l2i inches.
These widths are for the purpose OF giving the pro-
per quantity in the heap formed on the top OF the
measure, and no less will comply with the law.
The bushel or half bushe for struck measure, may
be Of any width at the top, if il contains the
right quantity, which is not so much as the bushel
for struck measure.
Sealers are in the habit of sealing measures ior
heaped measure, which are not as wide at the tor
the law directs, and they are, therefore, liable
| for damages
| Every person who may be defrauded in quantity
| by any vender using of these false measures
| may frecover three times the amount OF damages
from such vender, and can't see but what the ven
derhas his action against the sealer, all other things
| being right. t.r
There Is a State standard halt bushel tor struck
| measure, which al present governs the scaer bu
| there is state standard for heaped measure, tn,
sealer is, therefore, bound TO obey the law and bt
directed by II, or abide the consequences.
The citizens ia buying coal, and the farmers II
buying manure, must look sharp.
In a lot of four chaldrons OF Liverpool coal, re
Gently measured by of these false bushels, there
was deficiency of twenty bushels more thar
hall a chaldron.
| Every paper in the city and state, should take no
tee OF this important matter LEX SeRlPTA.
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Or The ALBANY ARGUS has not yet contradicted
the falsehood that the Herald was prosecuted bv
Doctor Mott for $4,000 damages Nota word Of
truth in it.
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THE Among the most important
movements making for The winter campaign for the
amusement of the public, is the refttng, extending
and improving OF the Bo'cry Amphitheatre. The
Manager, Mr. N. Howes, has been assiduously en-
gagged for length Of time in decorating and re-
modelling the interior in style of elegance and
convenience that must secure to this interesting
tertainment patronage of the highest order, and will
render it the only place Of amusement in the Bow
ry that decentman may safely attend with his ia
mily. Mr.. Lewis, the artist engaged in ornament
ing the interior, has nearly completed his abors
new and beautiful drop cuptain has been painted
the proceneam and arena newly ornamented, &c
The audience will be so arranged to completely
surround the arena, something after the manner OF
the ancient coliseum. The most important feature
of the alteration the introduction of paraquet box
es for the accommodation of families. These boxes
are placed Immediately in front of the dress circle,
and are calculated to hold six persons only, that
person wishing to indulge his wife and children
with an evenings entertainment at the Amphitheatre
may, if ne peases, by making timely application,
place them during the evening beyond the reach OF
intrusion annoyance of any description. We
are informed that the company is composed of
equestrian talent of the highest ORDER and there is
every probability that this elegant and inoffensive
amusement will take the lead throughout the sea-
son. The troupe will give their first performance
about the beginning of November.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

O1y- THERE YOU GO AGAIN Yes, another piece
of Rings Candy--Most well-l00 Nassau.
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The GONE CooN.-Shannon's majority in Ohio.
the locofoco governor, will be nearly $500 "Pn
eo edown-rm gone coon"
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eo- Henry Clay has returned from Ashland.

Six KINGS left here in the Emily Tor St. Croix
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Principal office Of

% DR. RU sH's lNFALL1BLE HEALTH PILLS.
For sale at the Agency Office 30 Ann street and bv all
the respectable Book and Medicine in the city,
attaining an immense popularity for the surprising cures
they have effected during the past month"; These Pills
sovereign remedy for dyspepsia, bilious complaints
nausea general debility liver complaints piles and every
disease not requiring surgical operation In all female
complaints they invaluable, operating without pam of
any kind and failing to give relief Price 25
cents per box.
Be inquire for the lnfable Health Pills of Dr.
Rush. Full directions accompany each box, which
closed in splenddly engraved wrapper with fac smile
Of Doctor Rushs signature on the cover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

81 hold that man foe TO all his race
Who wears eruptions or yellow face

Blacker his crime il with a deeper sin
He loves one with elord yellow skin.-ZEsT.
D3- THIS is THE RESPECT IN WHICH ALL ARE
held who will disgust those about them by appearing with
any eruption Disagreement their face skin, when
all know the great Italian Chemical Soap will remedy
pmpes freckles bloches saltrhsum, scurvy tan, sun
burn chapped tender flesh, &c. II will change dark
sunburnt or yellow skin to youthful healthy clearness
has recommendation the medical council
cake of Jones' the sign Of the American eagle
81 Chatham street. " Agents 81 Dock street, Philade
pha Zeiber, Washington D. c.; state street. Boston
A. Marvin, Sing Sing and l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Reader give this one trial.
90 GOVERNMENT HAS ORDERED A sUPpLY
of Shermans Worm Lozeng for every ship in the navy,
to destroy the that often inure them Captain
Dewitt the first to suggest this mode OF protec'
zenges have destroyed put into heap Little 100 Mas
sau street, wouldn't hold them No medicine eqvaI 70
Shermans Lozenges, you that are sick shou'd puy
them at M
90 GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INsTI.
TUE AT NlBLO's.-The delay of exhibitors IN bring
ing their articles their complete
for three days. and many Of the reports OF the
Judges and especially those of the agricultural depart
sired These considerations, together with urgent soli
citations by many Of fellowczens have induced the
Managers extend the Fifteenth Annual Fair until We'd
nesday next the 18th when the closing address will be
and the premiums awarded and the exhibition
positively closed.
All therefore who wish to behold this magnificent and
costly display consisting Of full 600 articles should
avail themselves of the opportunity before Wednesday
evening next.