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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
General Sessions.
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before the Recorder Judge Lynch and Aldermen Pury
and Hatfield.
AUGUST 1.-The judges made their appearance at hall
past ii O'Clock and the opened for the August
me calendar contains "A new cases. and 26 old ones
Charged with murder q forgery, 6; highway robbery
burglary 10 grand larceny 81 petit larceny, second
offence, misdemesnor, l. Heretofore indicted 90 con-
vcted and awaiting sentence There also detained
in prison hve persons as witnesses and two prisoners
one charged with murder and the larceny
under treatment at the Lunatic Asylum.
The list OF grand jurors called and only
swerng to their names the court discharged them until
Tuesday morning at II o'clock. and directed additional
number to be summoned.
The court directed fine of sa5 he imposed on three
persons summoned as grand jurors and nine petit
jurors for non-atendance at the last OF the court
The perren case.-Mr. r. Bariheemy handed paper to
the Court containing motion that the District Attor-
with him as counsel for the people in the of Rev
Antoine Verren, charged by Bartheemy and Bouillon
ry to grant the notion and the District Attorney remark.
ed that Mr. Western had made application to him in
the matter.
Pleaded Galty-Harman .Geroe a boy about is years
Of age charged with grand larceny in stealing watch
and other property worth $50 from Michael Kelly OF IS
Broome street on the 18th of June last The Court ad
mtted adavts to prisoners previous good character
and him to prison for the purpose of considering
application made by his counsel to him the
House OF Refuge.
Trial for Burglay-Henry Hawkins and Theodore
Shields negroes put upon their trial for burglary
in the third degree in having the night Of the Goth Of
May entered the store of Buckecker Chautron, 1877
Broadway by means of false keys and stealing quantity
of boots and shoes of the value Of $500 and upwards
The evidence for the prosecution went show that the
store was robbed between nine and ten O'Clock at night
by the prisoners that they placed the property bags
and removed to place in Leonard street in hired cab
and afterwards removed portion Of the goods the
house of Elizabeth Francis No. 90 Anthony street. who
gave information to the police by which means
covered.
The jury found the prisoners guilty and the Court
fenced Hawkins who has already served term at Sing
Sing to the State Prison for five years. and Shields for the
term Of three years.
There being further ready for trial the Court
adjourned till Tuesday morning II O'clock.
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NIBLo's.-The Raves have made another great
hit in the production of a new pantomime, called
Mazahne. The scenery is most splendid-the last
scene Is especially gorgeous-though at the same
time chaste; more beautiful design we never wit
messed. Turkish Palace reflects high credit on
Lehr-but it is impossible in our limits TO go into
detail the whole affair from the rise to the fall OF
the curtain was received with enthusiastic applause
and crowded saloons, for weeks to come, will
doubtless reward the unwearied enterprise of the
liberal proprietor
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, August I. 1870


BALTIMORE August l, 1872
by passengers who arrived in the steamboat from Nor
u nave been informed that there were serious in
'a.o"o an outbreak by the IT, S. sailors and Others
u"uei government in that borough. They
have been, many OF them, thrown out of emnlov .,d IN
consequence OF no appropriation having been ,n.d orc
OUT oil money About six hundred sailors il ia
SUD- IN TINS SITUATION have been under very great ex
ee"' giving cause 10 the citizens, for painful appre-
tensions 1t is said that threats made to destrs
public works by fire. vouch for the entire truth
OF TINS rumor but give 1t to you given 10 me
There has been astonishing change in the weather
withn the last thirty hours. On Saturday afternoon
about four o'clock the thermometer was up 10 81 and nov,
down to 3d. saw persons wearing cloaks an hour
destructive fire broke out this morning absus ,
IN the extensive warehouse South Calvert street near
rratt' occupied by Messrs l.. J. Csssard, baco,.
store, which destroyed the building with lis conten,.
Doth buildings and goods were. however fortunately In
We had additional foreign news by the cres, w.,..,
our markets. N'
In speaking of Csrrollton HALL having been o.,.,
Ior SAFE IN my letter Of Friday should have said tina,
would have been sold If an adsan,e OF a, ON each ac
nad peen made instead Of .u,:-s would have been
Tered $50 would b. paid The buildings ON this property
COST more than The entire would now bring even a.
$40 per acre they are magnificent.
In the aersoon OF the same day TUESDAY, ,bs, this
letter appears ~ your paper. will the Mary land Cadets
three cheers. md say 'A'"'
Oit take your time. Miss Lucy,
Tke your time. Miss Lucy Long"
There was quite gale down the Chesapeake bav YES
terday morning, which capsized or two vessels SO
iar as nave heard One man German was drowned
The Rev. J. NJ Maitt is lecture this evening in the
M. E. Church. Eutaw street. He is to have Sabbath
Schools for theme.
II has been determined by the Baltimore, Wilmington
and Philadelphia Railroad Company to demo
from the place where in Pratt street TO President
ke nj
ings can be put up have nothing further of especial
consequence. Yours, RODERICK
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West Point.
Correspondence of the Herald

correspondence OF the Herald.l
WEST POINT, Sunday Evening.
Wonders of JVea Point-Bcauty of the Piace-Ar-
rival Of Col. Stone-Eating and Digestion Very
Fine.
My DEAR SRI
Presenting that your numerous readers would be
pleased with some information from the Military
Academy, have concluded toenroll myself in your
corps of correspondents arrived last evening land
after the usual and necessary Explanations OF sur
prise and admiration, was pleased to learn that the
hotel far from being indiflerently kept has never
been so well worthy of patronage. After cool
and pleasant night was aroused from the farms of
Miss or Mrs. Morpheus, will not say Mr., as ne
yer could sleep with man, especially in warm wea-
Their, by the booming sound of the morning gun and
the whisiling of the "wry necked pipe;' wish it
had been wrung necked The musicians then
amused themselves with divers tunes, scarcely to be
called hymns, inasmuch as l recognised amongst
others, "Zip Koon," "Take your time Miss Lucy"
and the like
The Point never looked more beautiful than now;
the scenery has all the freshness and funess, with
all the delicate tints OF spring Not leaf has ia
ded and scarcely one has fallen to the ground. The
new building for the library and philosophical apara-
shaped cedars, the fine air, the pretty women, the
gay officers and the cadetsgive an air and style to
this place unequalled by any place in the country.
Amongst the distinguished visitors are Major A. Van
Buren,, Col. Stone of the Commercial, and Miss
Blair, the accomplished daughter of a well known
editor OF Washington. Happily Major Delafeld has
left, and his place so badly filled by him. is now sup
piled by of the best officers and noblest fellows
in the service, Col DE Russey. BY the way, Il must
not, amongst the enumerations of the attractions
forget Kendall's magnificent band, which daily and
nightly discourses most eloquent music. The ''plebs"
the youngest class called have been here long
enO IN pptf pl and mi nm
as they are with the older soldiers they do not
much lack exactness, in their movements and
The company of Dragons stationed here, parade
aaiy ana Ine hoI;es are eS.remey wei drilled and
captivating young ladies to wander over ''flrtatlon
walk" TO saunter down to Kosciuskos garden, and
watch the evening parade land render their beaux the
nor women. but thew are married; alas that i should
be so. But am rafting on at terrible rate so
repor. Thine CIVILIAN.
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~ an @Neuihs culllou ol INC HERALD VIII pe
published every day, for the present. on the arrival
of the Southern mail at o'clock, p. NJ. The news
from Washington rs beginning to have some interest.
STATE DEBr-APPRoACHING ELEcTIoNs.-Ihe as
pect of the approaching elections in this State be-
gins TO look very alarming. In consequence oil the
small lntrgues OF the parties against each olher'
there sronghnaications that legislature VIII DC
returned favorable To an increase OF the Sta'e ueD'
TWAS with the greatest difficulty that the pressure
OF the Spectators TO run up thu public debt, could
be STAYED last winter With the elecuoneerlng now
going on-and the og-rolIng in the different sections
OF the State, we are under the strongest apprehen-
sions that a large majority OF members will be cleo
ted, in favor of increasing the present State debt
If this opinion should turn out to be correct, we
will see shocking fall in the public securities of the
State and the prospect of result similar to that of
Pennsylvania. What is to prevent this result
Nothing. In a railroad district, where that question
is all powerful, both parties will pledge their support
to the RAILROADS.&C. in every district where new
expenditure is wanted, either in canals or railroads
In such case, It matters not which candidate is
eected-all are in favor of running the State into
debt. The consequence will be legislature in ia.
vor OF more loans-more debt-more improvements
more money to borow-more speculations-more
discredt-mor revalsion.
We really fear that the State of New York in
consequence OF the corrupt eectioneering system Of
bothparties, will soon commence on the downward
road that leads to large debts great discred -anc
ultimate calamity. Let us look about u.s.
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HEALTH OF THE CrTY.--Take care of yourh health
during these awful changes of weather. The city
Is heathy-but II requires care to keep it so. The
evening edition of the Sum-, has been stating that
some paper has been reporting two cases of Asatic
cholera IN town. This is wilful or Ignorant mis-
representation. There has been no case of Asiato
cholera in New York. We have only heard of two
cases of spasmodlc cholera, both which recovered
Yet no one take too much care of his health
during these rapid changes
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fr| SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-ItIs now UNIVERSAL

I15- SANDS SARSAPARILLA-ItIs now universally
acknowledged by all those who have had opportunity
Judging its merits that this preparation of Sarsapar
la the most efficient medicine for restoring persons su
ering from debiltated system diseases arising from
an impure of the blood, offered the afflicted
The patient therefore, who this preparation has all
combined that be useful for the removal of his com
plant All those who require invited TO try il at
and appropriate to themselves the benefits which this
inv aluable medicine can alone bestow.
Prepared and sold by A. b. Sands Co. 273 Broadway
corner Of Chambers street. Granite Buildngs) Sold al
by A. d. Sands No. 70 Fulton street corner Of
Gold and by Sands Co. II East Broadway corner Of
Market st. Price, 81.
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DEATH OF THE DUKE DORLEANs-Funeral ser
vice was celebrated at the Church of St Peter, in
Barclay street, in commemoration of this event, on
Sunday at nine o'clock and the French residents
are to meet this evening at Delmonico's to concert
measures In conjunction with M. De la Forest and
consular authorities, and the French Naval officers
for some appropriate testimonial of national respect
and of their of the loss sustained by the French
nation
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NAVAL COURT MARTIAL-We continue to-day
the interesting reports of the Naval Court Martial
held here These trials are the queerest investI-
cations OF the present century. We rather think one
VIM. Shakespeare is beat-particularly in his famous
work called "Much Ado about Nothing,'
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The GREAT TRoTTING MATCH YESTERDAY
The great match between Bryant's G. m Lady
Suffolk Bill Weelan's b. G. Confidence, and Hiram
Woodrufi's Big. Ripton came off yesterday over the
Beacon course. The first heat was won by Ripton
in minutes; the mare tried him first but he shool,
her off; after this, Confidence made play at him,
but had to give it sp. The second heat was won
easy by Rpton in m. 56ls., Lady Suffolk coming
nsecond, and receiving the money therefor. Con-
fdence was not in order, but neither had a chance
with Ripon. We should think that they would now
bring the Oneida Chief into the field against Ripton
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PosTPoNEMEyr-T Regatta which was to take
place on Wednesday the Sd, is unavoidaby post
poned to Monday the Sth, in consequence of the
non-arrival of club boat from Mobile, which is to
enter the contest See advertisement in this DAVIS
Herald
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DEPARTURE OF THE BRITISH QUEEN This steam
err will sail hence for Southampton and Antwerp
next Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock. Her letter
bags will close the previous evening at o'clock
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The MARYLAND CADETS" volunteer company
from Baltimore, will arrive this afternoon in tn,
Philadelphia cars, and leave at O'Clock in tn,
steamboat for Boston.
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90 SARSAPARILLA-The wonderful effects of this
root upon the blood known to the world few per.
sons could have escaped knowledge Of its quail
es In all Scrofulous complaints affections of the skim
and all diseases arising from the abuse too free use OF
caome 1t is said to act specifically and The small
quantity Of Sarsapsrlla taken in syrup with soda water
is perfectly Ineffective; large quantities be taken to
produce any effect To get concentrated then pure
is the only safety Ask always for Comstock Extract of
Sarsaparilla and refuse all Others you will be sure Of
all its virtues in the most condensed FORM This caution
very necessary to be observed-as there more than
dozen other persons extracts preparations that have
always been or have become inert vaueess One in
particular that has been great the South is made
from the most miserable dirty and worthless root to be
found, to crafty the cupidy of the proprietor. Com
stocks will be always made Of the best with double the
quantity Of the real Sarsaparilla in bottle
Use then Comstock & Co.'s Conc entrated Compound
Fluid Extract of Sarsapara, for the cure of
Scrofula, Mercurial and Svnb;Iod his.
Chronic KheumatE0. cases.
General Debility, Biles from an impure habit
Cutaneous Diseases, of body
Scay Eruptons ofthe Skin Ulceraons of the Throat and
letter, Leg
Pimples or Pustules the Pains and Swelling of the
Face, Bones "
Liver Affections
And all diseases arising from an impure state of the
blood exposures and imprudencss in e excessive use
Of mercury sc.
To be found only at II Maiden lane, at lower price
than any other.
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bankruptSs
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YOR

sOoIHEhN DlSl klCI VI NEW YORK
Nathaniel II. Fowler, N. Y, Sept g.
Charles Lawrence, Merchant tailor, N. York.
Theodore r. De Forrest Qate firm De Forrest, Sons &
Co merchants,) n. Y, Sept B.
John A. De Forrest, merchant, New York, Sept g.
Barritt Sherwood, Qae firm Of Gray, Sherwood Co.,
N. Y. Sept g.
James Jarvis shoe dealer, N Y, Sept. 3.
Horatio Dewey, (frm H. c. Dewey, Catskill) Sept, g.
Sherman Griswold Austerlitz, Columbia Co., Sept g.
Petitions in Bankruptcy can be filed at the Clerks Once
as usual but they will no, be ordered by the Court TIL It's
re-opening on the LIST Sept
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0U- The CRoToN WATER PpEs.-The great main
has now already reached as far as Fulton street
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FUNERAL SERVICE FOR THE DUKE D. ORLEANS
There is to be grand funeral service tomorrow
morning, at 10 o'clock, at the Catholic Cathedral,
on account of the death of the Duke d'Orleans
The officers and crew of the Conner will land at the
Battery, at half past and walk in procession to the
Cathedral. The Mayor and Common Council, the
officers of the Warspite and North Carolina, and
the citizens generally are invited TO attend.
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p- "NO GREAT Loss WITHOUT SOME SMALL
gam is truly verified in theiburning of DR.. Sherman
ioo NASSAU street.-the now comes with a beautiful
sore-he wanted rehting but thought he could not spend
ume' Ackerman and Miller have done themselves credit
with their china glass, and given the Doctor beautiful
specimen their work. He needed that to make his
ozenges SELL for they such capital things that every
body them.
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Important from Vashinpton.

The Navy Appropriation bill has passed both
Houses.
The Senate was still engaged in the details of the
Tariff Bill
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-This house was full to
overlooking last evening to witness the first repre-.
senation of "The Rose of Arragon," which was
beautifully played throughout. Tonight Thome
offers another attractive bill of fare, and we antici
pate lust such another lam
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QlS- CHATHAM THEATRE.--Ths house last even,
ing filled repetion and the performances wen' OH
with much ecla The play Of the Rose Of Atagoh
was admirably performed, and the DRAMA ,n tbrnp in
trest effective and beautiful and original m
repeated tonight together WIN a ne
and The NAV ofWilam Tell Kirby enacting the hero
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90 hHEuMATlsM'-Alwh who who are troubled with
this heretofore almost ncurabe disease eber chronic
infammaory attend to the following Certc ate which
is one more in addition to the many which we have pub
lshcd in the columns of the Herald and Sun within
past four weeks Examine your old papers for that length
OF time back and you will not doubt that medicine Is at
last lound whch conquers Rheumatism See the adver-
tisemen also in another part of to-ays Ueraldbs
tfes that have been afflicted with the chronic Rheuma.
tism Tor above year in all my limbs They were SO
Verely affected that for three months did not leave nv
room, and for six weeks had to be lifted out of INV bed
like an infant, beside which, it would every once in
whe ny 70 my eyes and create such violent nnamma-
ton as TO threaten the loss of them In this state pro.
cured bottle Of Dr. Henrys Vegetable Ri umatic syrup
which Immediately helped me, and in two weeks | was
perfectly cured, and have been well ever snce-Nrs
streeter, corner Sd avenue and It'll streets.
New York June 3, 1912.
About forty persons will be referred to the Office all
having been cured within the last six weeks Cali and
see for yourselves The only Office the sale of Rheu.
matte Syrup is No. as6 Bowery of Houston street.
remember the corner.)
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Tuesday, August 2, 1874.

rc5- An Evening edition of the HERALD will be
published every day, for the present, the arrival
of the Southern mail at o'clock, p. NJ. The news
from Washington rs beginning to have some interest.
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LATE FROM FLoRnA.-By the arrival of the
United States steamer Beaufort Captain Poinsett
says the Savannah Republican of the 10Th inst, we
are IN possession OF the following letter from cor
respondent, dated
Pn.ATKA, E. FL July 90.
The steamer Col. Harvey, sailed from Cedar KEYS
for New Orleans on the 18th inst. having on board
Halleck Iusenuggee and all his party, and several
seminole Chiefs, sent out from Ark ansas as a depu-
tatlon, who have been for years employed in as
sisnng TO BRING IN their red brethren The party is
under charge ct Lieut.. Candy, ID infantry and As
ssting Surgeon Bailey
No murder or depreciation has been heard of in
FLORIDA since the 9th OF June; and that occurred he
fore the message from Halleck Tustenugree IN the
Creeks had been received.
FROM CANADA.-Lady Bagot will hold her draw.
ing room this evening at O'Clock Such n core
mony has become of late years quite an event in
Quebec The last held IN this city. was that of the
Countess OF Durham In 1898. II is we believe the
intention OF the Governor General TO leave this CITY
on Monday next, with his family and snte for Mon
treal, on their way TO Kingston The Montreal Ca
zette says that His Excelency will remain for some
time in that city and that Lady Bagot and her daugh
tiers will honor the intended Charity Ball with their
presence.-Que6ec q -rte, Juiv %
A DEAR Krss.-A lady OF title residing at Hampton
Court palace went out the terrace ne fine evening
about eleven o'clock, to walk a while. The guard,
aprvate OF the sth Hussars, challenged her, and as
she turned to answer he swore she looked like an
anger, threw his arms round her neck, and kiss
ed her passionatey. Unfortunately the guard came
up, ana hndlng HIM more devoted TO civil than
military matters, arrested him He has been
doomed to forty days exit drill :" l. O. 10 march four
hours dav with his exit" upon his hack. RS a re-
ward for his temerity. The lady herself though
"chaste as ice and pure snow has not escaped
cslumny," and the wicked and evld;snosed Of fbe
neighborhood have most mcharitablv reported that
mad not the sergeant made his the ''kiss
would have passed muster"
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o3- NEW NAVAL TALE THE CAPTAINS WIFE,
by the author Of the Flying Dutchmanp "Cavendish
NAVAL Surgeon" " Port Admiral &c Sc-Tbs is n
touching story ofhumble life showing what strict nteg
rty and ndomitable industry combined with almost
limited ambition, may do for man we doubt not it will
prove to be the popular work of highly gifted au
thor.
Twill bepublishcd tomorrow in double Brother JON
hsn for the usual price, l2B cents ten copies for
dollar The customary discount allowed to Agents and
Newsmen
The country edition Of this Novel, is, by decision of
the Postmaster General, subject to newspaper postage
only. The city edition will be neatly bound in yellow
Letters should always be postpaid franked by
postmaster &C cording to law.
WILSON AND COMPANY, Publishers
1862 Nassau street, New York