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New-York tribune., 1842-01-22
The Voice OF Ne,r-York !:

There was another great gathering OF the Peo-
ple of Newly orl at Lafayette Hall last evening,
to express tie almost unanimous sentiment of our
City in favor of the PREsERyAIIoS or THE BANK
Rurr Law, with such amendments shall render
i: still more effective and uniform than at present.
GEO. w. BLUNT called the meeting to order, and
dominated DR.. STEPHEN HAsBReUck for Chair
man, aad Linus ". STEVENS nominated WILLIAM
B. CRos BY, ROBERT SMITH, GEORGES. DoUGHrY,
GIDEON TUCKEH, and twenty-five other Vice Presl-
dents, with L. D. FREScH, PHILIP PLITcH and
four other Secretaries. SAMUEL S. BeswlTH,
after strong and eloquent speech, moved series
Of Resolutions, asserting that the present Bank
rupt Law not hastily adopted, having been three
years discussed BY the Press and in Congress
that it, operation will be highly salutary and bene-
fetal all the great interests of the country and
that its repeal or postPoncment would be VIOLA
ton Of the pliyhed faith of the Nation. The meet
ing evinced no hostility TO any amendments which
may be calculated TO render the Law more perfect,
but on the contrary, heartily concurred in the sub
jecion of Corporations to its provisions. We re.
greet that the crowded state OF columns, and
the late hour at which the Resolutions reached US,
does not enable insert them in full this morn
ing.
The meeting was farther most effectively adj
dressed by HARMAs NJ. RoMEYN, ALEX. MING,
Jr., JAMES S. THAYER, T. Z. ToML1Nsss, and
john w. EDMoSDs, Esqs., ard adjourned fully
resolved that whatever influence the Voice of New
York may exert at Washington shall be put forth
the utmost on the side Of Relief to the Unfortu.
nate and Restoration OF activity to Business and
Prosperity to the Country.
10 We learn with regret that of the Fice-
Presidents of the late City Meeting of the s. SOL
rent classes" at the Exchange in favor of the Re
peal of the Bankrupt Law failed yesterday for a
considerable amount. We know what we are,
but we know not what we shalt be-.
An Historical Scientific Practical ESSAY MILK,
Article of Human Susenancc, with Consideration
of the present Unuaturn Methods of Producing lor
the supply OF Large Cities By ROBERT NJ HARTLEY
New York: Jonathan Leavtt
We trust the importance OF the ubject treated,
and the excellence of the work ITSELF will commend
this volume to very general attention 1t Dug h at
once to stop the sale OF Milk produced from Dstii
Ter Grains, unless among those who wish to muir.
der their children and themselves. We have no
room for more to-day, but mean TO recur to this
subject.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22
Eknnl III. Atirnrn


l. SebrDg's Restorative Cordial has been thought
great hu 4bHg By those who have tried
who have, speak apIuroHsy and strengthen
lDg qualities. Half wine glass full, cases.
proved restorative the finest and the
frc-he mountan air, for which adnra5!e >ubsti
tute Ii puts fire into the eyerose. upon the cheek
gives Sgor tho step, and appetite and DIGESTION
rather by promoting these all the fooT
of course This is the philosophy OF the medicine Sold
1872 Fulton street. I'D J.
q Use CA.pMAS's MAGIC Srsop II has not is equal.
1.-THE vet aud mutcy wea,he. tina; has prev allied
during ali the present month mas brought many cold
and eous that may end IN and death unless
speedily arrested The hes, remedy TowG> IIyeeine
Horehouua Candy, 49, Broadway Howard street
A word TO The wise.
y This is TO certify that have used PgAsg 4 Sos.s
Candy, for cold and hoarsencss rith voler.
cough and completely cured and cheeriuv re
commend ii 10 those athletes With the !isea.e
DAVID COOK. Tailor,
263 Pearl street. Now iot:
To Messrs. J. PrAsE soS. 10 Division.
= There is no mistake IN The new reucJy which
throws the Docoss all shade by curing coughs and
colds OF every variety the real Hygiene iore-
hound Cardy OF B. F. Howe; 49, Broadway. OF
Hos ard 81.
AMERICAN Mu.EuM.-'rhe children hold real jubilee
here to-day splendid performance viii be given By
Indian Warriors and others this afternoon.
positively the last week OF tie Indians families. schools
&c. sill doubtless crowd this establishment day and
evening.
BowERY AMsHIrHEAvRE-Mr S!caolos Madden.
formed nebraIe and member OF the Washington Tern
perance Society lax benefit here mig ~: ard appsa,
10 every friend of Temperance and reio:E fer
ward 10 his assistance He ough he encouraged AID
doubtless will be- rich BILLS offered usny performers
OF eIninence having volunteered
u Garments of the first quality. ready
Misunderstanding Su.touts Winter fiocks. Cloth
C!oaks. &c. offered reduced prices, o.: the
advanced state oflhe season, 10 Broadway of
Barclay -street (American Hete.)
i'll 3tawisG VIM T. JENNINGS
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

II Sunday Evening Aecturcs on Man.
r. r. BLAlR.-The Fopr;h in Course will Ne delivered
in Constitution Hail. go Broadway, JAM ODD, at half ps
o'clock, i, which will be presented The Gospel-ip
adaptauon to IN MS he is the purposes INTENDED
TO susservr and the rcasonnblcness OF its claims Seat
Foe jaar
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

= There is mistake in The new relleJy which
throws the Docto.s all in tie shade By curing coughs and
colds OF every variety. Ask for the real Hygiene iore
hogpd Cardy OF 3. F. Howe; 49, Broadway csrre. OF,
Ef..-o
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

~ The Rcv. Charles Pi,man, Correspond
in. Secretary Of tho Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Cnurch w, preach in the Methodist Chusehs
John. street TO- morrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

II Protestant socieiy's Eectnres.-Ta
next lecture wll. 10 delivered by the Key Dt Henias
Of Phadelphia on sabbath evening, JAM 70 in ID.
Dutch Church corner Of Lafayette Place and Fou.a
.,rcs, :,ub-ct-Why discuss the subject OF Romans,
in the Pulpit h collection viii ae tax TO aid the Soeiay
IN It's sper atoms aud publications
i23 =. n. MOORc, Rec. sex.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

= All Persons having claims against the late pub
lshiag firm of George Dearborn Co are requested to
send them In writing Immediately to The Office of Henry c.
Deming, Attorney, No. II Wall ct. jl9 II
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

q For Legislature Of New-York. Literary Notices,
Southern Li,erary Messenger. &c. see Las. Page
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

To THIS AFFLIcTEp.-a positive preventive from the
falling off of the Hair restore il If fIllca oil
A positive warranted for all Rheumatism of any
kind.
AcerIaIn and positive for the Piles.
A warranted cure for all Burns and Sores.
A positive cure for Salt Rneun, and
Dye for The hair without touching the SKIN. Al!
10 DO had, warranted, at II Maiden lane.
SAVE ONE, ALL-1hl- 5 good motto and should
be remembered BY all. We say perfect
~ tina, Cough Cold eau be cured, then what
becomes Of consumption? lis p,wsr The RENE
dy is Pease Sons Compound Extract of Horehound.-
Nothing more pleasant convenient can he had-it II
portable and handy and every who travels home
aaroad should always have few packages th them
Sold wholesale and retail BY J. PcGsc Soa ~ Division
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22
9 Use cAarMAys NAcfc Sr9or. II has no. is equal

y This is 10 certify that have ussdJ PEAsE u SoSs
Candy. for cold and hoarsencss rith voier.
cough aud completely cured and cheerfuy re
commend those at1 cleI with the sacae disease
DAVID B COOK. Tailor
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

" To Bakers Wide Awake for lem.
perRnce.-COmc ont and show ysur enemy taere VII
be meeting OF Bakers Saturday evening, sad, al
o'cok in tho Washington Temperance Hall corner Whit
and Centre streets, both masters und Jourueyn
are respectfully invited 20 attend when X Edward shat
explain the principles of the Society There VIII oe se's
raj sneakers to address the meeting. j2l IL
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

Nr Grteev:-Wben wrote paragraphs for a news-
paper, kept dictionary before me. TO look at when
At loss for the meaning OF word OF It's sperg-
practice that saved from being laughed at for thou
sand blrnGers. Therefore detected in writing
printing raveer for traveller ard talking about spon
of horses Instead OF par Yank hon and balance
OF an unknown amount, DC. Suppose you we're TO look
for moment at such vulgar thing as a Websttr
Walker an En,ck q Johnson, or even Cobb Think
OF il s.for. Yea OF il il PRINT some other paper
AMIcus.
y Tne class Of d0nkays sho amue their leisure hours
by ~rltlrg such rocs the above Editors very rarely
attract any notice. but Lac humor th. evening
aud while awaiting proof and the Southern Mall we will
taks the trouble extrgush this one W. do NOT often
refer to Dictionary, as our schooboy days are over
but as AReus points primarily 10 so vulgar thing
a. Htbier (hs own ltscs,) and Webster ia more PEN
orally right Than any other cxcographer we turn to old
Noah's Dictionary and find
- 1Td1eter-One who travels il any way T,ape1,a,
IraoetHg The correctness CT this or,hog rsphy is
Spa" spGa of horses consists of two of nearly
els anne cooF. and otherwise nearly alike which are
usually harnesset side by side
satdnce L. As balance signifies equal weight, or
II IS used for tie eeigat OF sum necessary 10
mage teo aHeqsGt ze.gats or sums equal
men Anxious does any small criticism, We rus,
ne VIII favor us with his custom. Ed
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

II Gonraud,s Powdefs-We gave no credence
TO The state nens of the wonderful effect Of these celebra
ted powders until than thoroughly tested yester
dsy do indeed accomplish all he propris tor pro-
misses and without the least ury inconvenience to
the persons applying them They will remove as i, we're
by magic the light down upon the upper lip or on the
back OF the neck the stubborn hair on the mas,
cuIine Grim by sisee application These powders are
indispensable the beauty and ai, complexion of the
ladies' Who after trial, are never satisfied without
them Boston Am. Trav
The above Powders to be had in NewYork onjv AT
e. Walker street, door from Broadway 81 per bottle
JIG cod (2)
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22
HlLDEgRASn

D See proceedings in the Court Of Session, for
, Harc.uD
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

u For the commencement OF Colts Trial see
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

DTcnpcrnnce--A Lecture on tho subject Of rem
perancc Will be Delivered TOMORROW EVENING, IN
the Church corner Of Catharine and Madison sreets-
commence al O'Clock, by tho Rev. VIM. Whitaker. lG
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

u Religious Noticc-Elder Fl Simonon vii
drlivera concluding discour,: Sunday evening"
ITALIAN Hail. No. 400 cirau! street, the characsrd
Saviour. The sub cct for investigation will BIO BIZ
Pre-. existence. The public generally, and particularly
those who believe in the doctrine Of the Trinity are re-
,pectfulIy invited X, attend jla IL
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

10 We learn with regret that of the Fice-
Presidents of the late City Meeting of the " sol
rent classes at the Exchange in favor of the Re
peal of the Bankrupt Law, failed yesterday for a
considerable amount. We know what we are,
bur we know not what we shalt be-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

IL Philosophical lectures. IN CLINTON
ILL.,, on Monday and FrIiay.-The second Lecture q
= Course will he given on Monday evening, asih isn
,alf past. oc ock in Clinton Hall. Subject. Cos,s,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

- Mr.J. \. BEtLows's Lecture GA I.,,l {
a, Clinton Hail last evening promised TIM, !, !:
ledge IS not merely desirable because !, ~
and enlarges It's renders biz, a i
and wor,hiev beins-bu, as mater o; 4.
rigid practical utility. MIR. B. argued II.
a, length, and illustrated i; BY some s,r;E;,
amples-one occurring within bis owa e,n.s
as ,e,cher. a nan Of sound healthy nina :,
very u1easre edrcat;os, whose life had b...
crossed up 20 his ,wenty.hfth year, in s,7.
came to him in ques, OF knowledge Yies,.
his advice, the inquirer made himself mas.
Mathematics; and the Natural Sciences. a,s
twelve months returned 70 his business. vS.h
that OF clothicr. Three years thereafter ha IN
upon his teacher. and informed him ,ha, toe ,,,
ledge thus acquired had enabled him to max, So,
thou sand dollars in his business. by inprovs,,...
in bis machinery, modes of dying. bleach;p. 4.
which would otherwise have been los, "a J.
From these and many such considerations, i
Lecturer argued that real ksowledse, coos;....,
merely as an Investment is ricsy worth its 81.
and, as an obvious corolIary, ,ha, i, oush, sjv,,
to be paid Tor. whether dispensed through S:bo5
Colleges. &c or in The form Of Lectures.
Mr. Bellows maintained THAI, as sesuine H,s,
ledge is always valuable, 50 is i, simple in its a
lure, easily understood and readily apprshecdsi
There is Az intimate relation between all truth.
tina, the assertion is not 50 extrayasant a. i, seem,
that he who knows one thing perfectly has .on,
knowledge OF all things.
Mr.. B. minated disposition, in the course i
Lectures which he viii commence on Monday eve.
ming, to strip learning o., the wig and gown ,S,
cap and gold-headed cane, by which j, has to-
long been ,urrounded--to render useful knoSleay.
simple easy, and accep,aLleto all men. His hrs,
Lecture will be an Courses Of Reading
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

To Mes>rs j. PrAsE y sos. - Division. -, : :.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

a harc.up.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

Ticket admitting and ladies for the evening
a. one person
To be had III FraXciss book store and Mt The deer
a. ,, GY j. n. BELLOWS.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

ABSER MlLLlKEN called Am Deputy Coroner
on Saturday Sept. &c informed the box had
been traced on board the ship; went board,
found the Mayor and several others heisting goods
from the hold. In hoar the box was hoist
ed upon the second deck il was marked K. r.
Gross, ST. Louis; care of d. Grey, n. o.. 1t was
opened by the carpenter of the ship; the stencil
was so great that nearly all left; opened it, and
on unfolding the cloth found white substance
which thought table salt; the Coroner, cerpen-
ter, Mr.. Godfrey and myself were below at the
time; did not taste the salt nor did take 1t in
my hands The Coroner sent for some chloride Of
lime which was put upon the box. The box was
taken 10 the dead house and went with it.
kept it Till the Coroner and others came. 1t was
then re-opencd and / assisted in taking out the
body; we found beside it u black dress coat torn in
pieces, black stock in front and bloody on the
inside, two small pieces of stcp-ma,ting about lS
inches square, and aquan,i,y of oakum; the coat
and stock were under the body; the other things
were IN with It. There was a shirt upon the body
the knees We're drawn up the cord passing around
the necS-the head upon the breast. DrS Gill
more and nissan examined the body. There was
also ring on the little anger which the Coroner
took; the coat seemed to have been cut with
knife--as ii it had been cut from dead BODY |
showed the coat and the stock to Mrs. Adams the
Coroner think showed her the ring
Cross-sramined By Mr. Seidsn-l wen, on
beard he vessel between II and - O'clock went
into the lower hold; came up 70 the second deck
before Nae box was found the cover of the box
consisted OF two pieces, not diversified think :
there were no cross pieces; the carpenter used
mslet and chisel, l think, 10 loosen The cover; the
fine salt was on the SAIL in the wrinkles; it fell in
side the box. | believe; saw the breast of the bo-
dy; the substance was white; the sails were quite
damp, but the substance not fluid; it shook of
like dust; every thing in the box was quite damp,
and there were white worms around it; noticed
the substance absut the of the body; Mr..
Godfrey and have spoken of THE matter together
don remember seeing green substance; MIR. G.
simply told me ne though, there was salt in the
box; the substance think was upon the inner
fold of the wrapper; nothing was taken out of the
box till, was taken TO the dead house scattered
chloride of lime into tie box, as did the Coroner,
and perhaps the mate; caused the articles OF
clothng in The box to be partially ceansed and
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

An Historical, Scientific and Practical ESSAY MILK,
Article of Human Susenancc, with Consideration
of the present Uuustarn Methods Of Producing il for
the supply OF Large Cities By ROBERT NJ. HARTLEY
New York Jnna han LenYitt.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

" CuIliyutor !-Jast received, a fresh supply ~
the January number Of the .Cuvator. Also, 'uppS
of me past year at the corner of Fulton and Nassass
by DAYTON 4 NEWMAN. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-01
PORTUGUESE
+ E M A l. E P IL l. S /.

NJ Pr B0UDELoQUE, M D.; LlsDON. PORTUGAL
'IHE Scientific combination Of ingredients Of which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and adm
ration of the world They known all Europe be
the only preparation discovered that has invariably
certain in producing the monthly turns Their certainty IN all
being such that thew be used during
for though always mild safe and healthy they certain
produce miscarriage if used during thar period.
The directions translated English and enveoped
round with e seal q the importer stamped Each boz con
cctions the signature OF Dr. +. MELVEAU, authorised
agent for the continent Of America
They be transmitted by mail Of the United
States. Letters directed to DR. +. Meiveau, box "a, New
York, will with immediate All letters must
be post paid Sold by appointment 100 Cherry Caha
Price S. Half boxes 81 No half boxes sent BY
mail 81 Imsr d&w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-01
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME REsTELL's PREvENTIvE POWDERS:
These vauable Powders have been yersaly adopte
in Europe France particular forupwards Of thirty years
well housandsin this country being the only mild,
safe and ecacous emedy for married ladies' whose health
foIbids too rapid increase of family -
Madame Restel well know wss for thirty years Ec
male Physician the principal Female Hospitals Eu-
ropethose Vienna and PsrLwheIe nyoee r. her great
those great in medical science 50 specially adapted
vailed well in this country as in Europe Her acquantancs
her-by tracing the decline and i'll health of married emses,
often apparently inerpieable causes which consign
fond mother their
ye knowledge Of the primary Of female indispos
rions-especiay Of married femses-whch IN 1905 led TO
The discovery her celebrated Preventive Powdcrv
Their adoption been the Of preserving not ony
the a but the life Of many aectionate wife and
fond mother
The advertiser feeling the importance this subject
timang the vast benefits resulting thousands by adop
would respectfully ne attention Of the mar
red by all that they hold and DEAR their consideration
not wise and yrtuous prevent evils which sub
isc by simple and healthy means within control Every
dspassonate yirtnous and enlightened mind will unhe stat
,nsy answer in The affirmative Price five dollars package
can be Forwarded by mail to any of the United States Al
letters must be post pad aid addressed MADAME kES
TELL, Female Physician Principal Office las Greenwich
street. New York Office hours from AM. TO clock NJ
Boston Office No. 7 ESSEX ST. 81 lmsr
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PUBLISHED DAILY by
j A M r. = COZ ID ON IL T. e T,rs

". w. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETs
The NEW Yoax HERALD-A daily paper. issued ever
Of the weckpce ftco cents per copy onntiy suc-
cben furnished at the rate for any speeine psoo on
advance. No SENT id IN advance
THE WEEKLY HrRALp-lrsucd Saturday morning NJ
oclccprce end quarter cents PER ccny-fuished
country So rs susuin 10 advance or az the
for soy specified period
C0RRnsporpENTs are rcquerted 20 sucu letes
JAnrs 0onpop BrrEkrr. Proprietor irs Ed,cr--nssi
t-,s . tssipes ovss be vost re's'
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STRAW GOODS.

IT BENNETT, 81 John and NIX William streets, i'm
porter and MANUFACTURER Of Italian and English straw
goods, respectfully informs his from the south
and elsewhere that he has hand splendid asyoIment OF
ladies fashionable straw goods suitable for the f. season.
Florence Braid Prince Albert, schell Schel and Imperial
and fine Tuscan Bonnets. sill imsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-01

x6OO REWARD.-CROss' SPECIFIC MIxTURk.-
pCOO Fer the Cure Of Gonnorrhea elects, Structures anu
analogous complaints o the organ 90 generation. AZ,
0a remedies yet discovered for thu above complaints his
IL the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent without nc least 70
cton Diet drink, exposure change in application to b7
sness. :. :,
We give long auacksh to deSfre the
public. III the medicine does not speak for ltseH 40
shall speak fer Our object is to notify where u can pc naa
and the proprietor challenges single case OF rcen
hea to be brought in which the mixture will not enect po
cure, under forfeiture Of $30o IN -. H..
cety-hRh low rich and poor, matrimonial and single. Ihey
selves Without the least exposure in the snoT une
Further the be contracted u dose oil the
mixture Il taken AT night geng to bed when exposed
IL put up in with full directions accompanying IT, at
Il bottle One bottle lasts week which generally
many cunsd in two days 10, po,dx, oo,., =,
John street. Opposite Franklin House, New York; JONES'
corner OF Chestnut and Seventh Philadelphia and
arnith,s Washington Boston.
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MEDICAL NOTlCE.

lust published, price 50 cents by DR.. FAWCETT, Of
q l96 Fulton street. New York, The Great Consoer
MIND in Distress popular inquiry into the conceaieu
with observations banefu effects of solitary inuuEence
local constitutional weakness irritation, Copsump
ton and the partial total extinction Of the reproductive
powers The Doctor is also author of treatise which is
shrink. abahed the idea Of revealing her may
nd in its pages a confidential and capable adviser
Dr. r. continues direct his attention eradca-
ton of goporGa gleets structures, nocturnal emissions,
syphilis in its FORMS irritation, onal
male diseases treated scientifically Office 1876 Fulton
Inns
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TO THE LADIES.

MADAME COSTELLO Female Physician, still continues
A with astonishing all diseases peculiar
females.
Suppression reguarity obstruction by whatever
Produced removed BY Madame c. in very time.
Madame C medical having thorough
repairs and alterations for the better accommodation of
numerour patients she prepared receive ladies the
point Of those who wish treated for OBJ
structiOn of their monthly period.
aame C. can be her residence No "a Lspen
ard all times aud with the regard
All communications and letters must be postpaid
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ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
I.IVING

LIVING.
THE unde has, fitted up one OF the
largest and splendid Coffee and Eating Houses in
York which hundred al least can SIT down
70 excellent and substantial breakfast dinner aud tea IRON
supplies ofihe markets. with bill OF are not ex
celed either quality number of dhes by any ho-
tel in the United States and varying PRICES from SIX cents 70
shilling and DISH The pures Java and
coffee and the very best and served at only three
DENTS per cup And all other refreshments in proportion The
assured of feeling in this establishment quite a home In
every Of the business under the supernten
competent whose sole and attention
directed the comfort and conyenences OF customers and
guests. HENRY GOSLiNG,
Proprietor of the French and American Eating House,
Nos 81 and &C Nassau John ST and Maiden Lane
PS-Open SUNDAYS breakfast dinner and tea ieao amr