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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-01
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 1, Isaa
Arrived.


a sa: s% c GG wa Wit
Scott Lsohn Padephs dsys; S. % SIs.
Swedish brig snappoPp RomaTe ia day. from Stockholm
with BIZ 2G liz TO BT1 Card ,: rom e. Fo,,o PR
Brig Moor Hayes days from Charleston, with cotton and
schI Two Brothers, Richardson, days from Washington
sclr Select, Johnson days from Newbem, NC. with
schr Leroy, Bayard days from Richmond, with coal to
schI TuscarOra, Smack day, from Richmond with flour
cp ballast to Hysop cs o anu u "0o from '"'
sch Team Leighton days from EaspOr, with plaster
sehr ST. George, days from Lubec Me- with plaster to the
sehT Reside Langley days from Boston, with mdse j.
schr Fancy Chase. days from Boston, with mise to the
soop Geo. Henry Nckeron. DAYS from Keppebeek. with
fish, to master
Bark Huron, &c days from Liverpoel
Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE RHODE isLANDER,1
1 Art 2th Morning Star and he kelaeboc St
her yo Charles Taunton for Philadelphia Three Bro
Rchmond Victory Providence for NYok; Copy Nantucket
Passed W, Queen and Emperor both from pbl,de,.
General Record.
LETTER BAes.-The Europe for Liyerpool Bsi,;mor. Car
Havre, and Ontario foI London will sail to-day Tb I
bags at Glpns in the Exchange and will close ibis
morning.
sHIrPIse AT QuEBEoCompaatve statement of arrivals
tonnage and AZ the port of Quebec the
l8il and 1872 '
Vessels Tonnage. Passengers
~ lbiZ''- ''''''''' 80 $40 IIb,O23
1871. .......sss.s7yi 2i7,593
Less this year ............2 1857 more I2577
Foreign Ports.
ST JOHN, NIB. June 25Arr Siroc Philadelphia; Napoleon
do Cid goth, Iona, NYork.
QUEBEC July 26-A Conqueror Liverpool; 9TH Ceur de
Lion do Cid 23h, Traveller, London; ASA do; Jubilee,
bridgewateri Wnsroye, -; Queen Victoria, Exmouth;
Cosmorolite, Plymouth; Ross tIu Agnes Gilnour Liver
pcol Marys Limerick; 2Gh, Industry, Dublin; Anne Done.
gl Viola, Meath; Eliza Ann Tenby AID, Newcastle; Pns
ella, London; 27ih Monarch, Peeread; Amit Newcase
Thomas Hannah Cork; Hannah, Exeter; WIN Fell Bridge
wafer; Maria, Clare.
AloNrREAL, July 2s-Au susannah, Liverpool.
HAVANA, July 2-In port, VIM Engs, Highlander, do
Poland do; Catharne do Hayne disg; Tribune, for sale
Zoto touch Charleston; Seminole do Sid 17th Plato
and Napoleon, Boston, 49,
TuRKs ISLAND, July t-ln port, WIN Watson of and for
Elizabeth City, dg,
Cars HAyriGv, July ll-No American vessels in por
LA GuAyRA, July 17Sld Coquette of and for Halifax. In
port VIM Allen from NYork TO sail the goth for Porto Cs
BELLE TO load for NYor Anita sailed i2h for Porto Cabslo
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ROA RIDING


AT DEAL, MONMOUTH, co. N. j.,
| EWIS +. HANKINSON respectfully informs his friends
- and the public that he has fitted up the best style the
house formerly occupied by Jacob Coes place
the eathul the coast miles
Red Bank and ou5esn from HsstOwn Stages through
be found very moderate Also stabng &c. for horses
very reasonable terms.
LF H. pledges himself that no effort of his will be wanting
render those who patronise him comfortable and that his
house will be found equal to along the e3o I'm
BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS This we'll known
watering place situated in Bedford County, Pennsy lvania
is open for the reception of visitors.
To those who have visited the Springs be
sy that they situated the Western Turn
pike which passes through Pennsylvania from Philadelphia
Pittsburgh few miles of the chief elevation Of the Allie
ghany Mountains.
Every thing has been provided this watering place render
soourn pleasant those who seeking health enjoyment
Amusement will be found suited all tastes good band
of music will be IN attendance.
daily will leave Chambesbug in the morning. and
the springs the evening" if persons prefer the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Hancock, will have daily
convey ances from there TO the springs.
The liberal patronage extended the subscriber the
seasons will the renewed exerons the coming season.
for Il e amusement and comfort Of his guests.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
jc29 cod lmsr Proprietor.
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DELAWARE COUNTY
NDS FOR SALE

ssssk Eel Low CITIZENS, il the time "A new
3& settlement is forming the Beaver Kill River,
A only 1870 miles from New Yok-5i39 Acres of warranted
good Lands superior quality. The certificates of residents
and several give every satisfaction The
York and Erie Rail Road but short distance from the
settlement. Several families have moved this last week.
There is one mill in operation and another building.
~ This the best chance for enteprlsing with ls
healthy country with population of 600 souls where
chanics of every description wanted.
II , Take of the far of sickly West" Stay home
in the State of New York-any quantity will be sold.
Call No Broad second floor, from and from
to 10 o'clock aud at So North Moore street.
Also for SALE Farm of Acres for 5000 ony35
cleared with house barn. &c directly the Delaware
Alse for sale 100 Farms from $500 and upwards
Val
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MARITIME HERALD.
10 Ship Masters.

We shall esteem 1t favor il captains of vessels arriving
here Will TO Commodore W. A. Bassc fleet,
report Of the shipping left the whence they sailed
vessels spoken on their passage list OF their and any
foreign they have. Commodore win
board them Immediately their arrival We reciprocate
the u any way,
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essential to health but Of epjoy men The
;s!G r. ;5is:v i'Fs,i
shady snS sesG w n~ ,o GA Hsy Sr
oae ma from the omS beauty Of j.
Of Cas pGs and ID 9s G,s . dies, e%ehapS
SeIdare Of Eyssn Fields sasd 10 the a"
excellent band Of music all eonslre TO render this y lar M
by !hs Barely C,naI aud Chsolh,r street Ferry Boats
DA.G5UUERREOTI Pc APPARATUS AND INsTRuC,
s 90 FsS
ps sae % to c for the
Ss sGsI d "a a. s Ss a 81 and the pupils
ARPhuGT have jus, received bv the paeke,
Rh2ne from Paris 1000 superior Plates also p mproy
e S Ss. Ts s %
HARNESSES BY THE DAGUERREoTYhsf Pro.
e s w TSP% ali 6s e
without any regard to the weather. the result bens ALWAYS the
Instructions in the above beautiful given, end
MEAN the apparatus used the business may be obtain
ed at the above place. also every description 2 miniature
s,any time during The day. iy5 ims
FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Rob Of the Post OF
undegned and o6ef New 9o oS o Judge
Department. hsr is is inability detect R gendes
or prevent the offence, aewad Of Fifty Dollars will be paid
ment Of the Postmaster by whose ncaety or crime pa
per' so directed are prevented from ne9T 'I MRl
Butternuts Otsego county ~ " July % 1892 iva w-
form those anortqnaie contract any form
.m IL @ cs that hv has Isssng S
large assortment the very best medicines ne afford the
sa n y solGn f Be-
f.s yss sy 'a are The se, for edaea he
price to bring within he of every ,young
ofs Mo- o. Broad f
PEAKsALLis OAR EsTABLIsHMENT. FOUNDED
le only Of asIi IKE s
sS to :sy The sa ali the sna e"
boats for the last four yesrsand has the largest
EfSs' %s ;1: Sc s'ssSs Si Five
ssoensss Of store viii sell enough cSespsr to hose Who
come from The North River side to pay then ,hsr trouble
Than last vear ms 2m-c
WANTED--A iiiuatiog p Young man, native Of Ger.
ch,nt He we'll seTu.nted With the the Eaopsss I'D
speaks both the French aud German LANGUAGE u WI b
&c, ss c@Toyms1' I Address IL ai Ills Office
WANrED-By an AmeTiean woman ,ni room on ~ s
terms she viii Keep the building clean. Address nes to NJ
G. Office stating all about it, The best Of city reeommch
IAyANTED-A respectable middle aged wom,n wishes 70
w have situation in family going to Germany yao
RooMsA suite Rooms second aSo s, with . p'T'
Transient be aeeOm"odi yes Agey
CORPORATION NoTICE-rubhe, Notice il hereby q
"a, sale FEW E "G Of he City Of N sTs
ON wednesday the 2t tsy o. September h.r az Y olocEi
no sbs be sold tina, the detailed statement q The
vi rnpefy is published in the N,w Ea,a
sper printed anJpaN SIZED the city q New York
hu"SP ALt I'D A. SMITH, Comphoi,r
Comptroller Office, May isi2. je25 lawisent2ae
pREMIUMs REDpCED.-rhe North AmgTeen Flle N
snr,ncc Company have reduced their rates &c insurance on
all stores dwellings, and merchandise contained heein
Office No 30 Wall street, opposite the Merchants Exchange
'''" 49, wy ROBERT AINsLEE, President
JOHN McBRAIR, Secretary.
iy23 2w
Mr.. MEMMINGER sop,l lLe"WuIts mserGis,r aSs,msns
vi Quarter N.ist.r Cottfied Semmlnge VIII urkps
i've notice Of his relations IN Cc rs
psrr;cuIar desire 10 know H. direct his iee jfBe1 a56
branch Post Office, New York. N2sW <A'c
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DlSPENSAKf. 2Oixs street near
Greenweh-Dr Morrison herhn-r ofth, Loyal College
oil surgeons, London and formerly tBrtsh Ma
Wy continues to be consulted daily all disease delicate
nature. and all those distressing
dico9s treatment and the mprudent quat medicines
Pr NJ has had an experience of twenty yeas treating
delicate in all their and implicated forms and
uses mild safe and infbe substitute qrmercury cradca
ing the ,enerea yns with certainty thou subecting the
patient 70 any risk restricting him in susual diets pu
suits while his medicines agreeable and smell Per
lrgemeni o. !he prostate gland, mpanied with much m
tation ana Gull pain about these of the
qucnces of 'aa,e atment DR.. N. structures
tihc manner omoting ABSORB Of the ihekers sireuls
membrane ~ittout
CONSTITUTIONAL acknowledgements of young
men suffering from tic consequences of indulgence
destructive habit whose further injured from
the Of nestrums pretended specifies which stimulate
purely pathological pnncipcs d never fails in establishing
cure-the strIcest honor and confidence observed.
Letters post PAID suitable fee will
the correspondent full advice and dcne any part
Unioa by his giving history Of his detail 2Oi Eu
on street rear Greenwich. iY22 lmsr
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FRENCH, ENGLISH AND
CLASSICAL ACADEMY.

NO. 1DkvislOn-stIcCt.
IN consequence of the OF number of patrons whose
children frequent this school, the undei will continue
his instructions during the coming vacations and by those
those who prefer school
The intent of this institute rapid and thorough knowledge
Of the French and English languages, Mathematics Natural
Philosophy, Sc.
The student Of the Latin and Greek will in short time, be
prepared TO enter College.
The French being The predominant branch, witt Of be
spoken in the classes.
The commences the lst of August yet pupils
obtain admission time make ii convenient
send them.
The terms moderate, will be in the circulars.
r. LUX, Principal.
Over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-01

THE WASHINGTON PROSPECT TEMPERANCE
L BENEFICIAL SOCIETY will hold meeting on Mon
day evening next, at o'clock, at their HALL unNersast
Church, Elizabeth street. one door from the corner 0
Walker Mr. Foster of the Bowery Theatre and Mr.. O. "
Johnston Printer with other speakers Will address the meet
There will be singing by the Lady Prospect society," ana
al ii.r A. C. FLANAGAN. President.
DELIEF CT THE POOR IN iKELAND-An adjourned
n public meeting having the above object in view, will be
held Washing Hail. this evening, August t at O'Clock
From late OF the great distress which
walls an alarming the south and OF Ireland IL
hoped that this appeal the liberal inhabitants OF the city OF
New York will not be made in
Daniel Major c. II. SheehaR,
Jn,, Fooe, Andrew Connolly,
Felix lngolsby, Com. OF Arrangements.
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FOOL BEWARE OF THY IGNORANCE-FLY-
Il KILLING PAPER-Last Saturdays Sun contained an
importance stating that spurious article Tap
plying my preparatory endangering the genuine
ported Fly Paper with skull and This inform
those gentlemen that they need not be wathy om selling
three sheet aud so whereas they ask
sheet and 81 per que liable duty but they
may know that the Poison, repared and sold by
years ago. used for soaking the bottng and
yet the death of every fly that has sucked my fly
paper Beware Of the imported Fly Paper and apply only to
slIts DIR LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER w,u -.
DOG LOST-Lost Friday afternoon very sma
u White French Sut--Answers TO the name of Lilly"
Any person who will the Dog No 65 Broadway
second house below Bond inform the where
she may be found, will be handsomely rewarded al tsm
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To Correspondents Abroad.
Oar correspondents in foreign fully requested
10 send y every vessel all the they
obtain Nautical information Of any kind from anv one re-
siding at home abroad, will be thankfully received
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSiores Nos "a finn and 10 Fulton street,
-. TUESDAY,

TUESDAY,
A. los O'Clock, in tht sales rooms,
LsrSe sale Of seasonabe dry goods clothing hardware cut
erv fancy and pledged articles ewsry watches guns SC
riso' segars, wines liquors. groceries, &c.
Also 2O,u0O prime
WEDNESDAY
Al lO's O'Clock az the auction room
Extensive and valuable sale choice aud elegant furniture
Of all descriptions. ' '''s'' ''
~ "'N ''''' ''''
IN lengths 10 suit. ~
FRIDAY,
AT 0ls O'Clock, IN the sales room
Valuable and Extensive Sale of splendid and fashionable
Jewelry Watch makers Tools and MaierayiIl he solJ
without entire and pandd stock the above aTi
cles comprising fine variety of the beautiful tce, in
the lewery line made of the best rails in In. n, aes
style would occupy TOO mich give detail as thc
ass1tmsnt Is too extensive The watch makers material
ank tools Sc exceeded by any the market The SALE
VIII be positive for cash. For particulars enquire the
ton 49, 49,
SATURDAY,
Atl0ls o'clock in the sale rooms
Splendid Sale ofelegsn Furniture of all descriptions both
new and second hand by catalogue including the
gait furniture fsom No oadway and another family Civ
nj m housek rping, '' -
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SILK BANNERS. sc.

.- SILK BANNERS, &c.
HARRINGTON x CO., 293 Broadway Read street,
- Respectfully inform the Order of l. o. of o. F. and their
Trends generally that they pared ord
ior Flags and Banners IN the superior style for be uty
durability and economy having Silks made the express
caslon that Will make the largest banners without dishgung
with a seam.
Specimens and Designs b. seen at their
293 Broadway, or sent TO any part of the Union.
For style design, and of works of kind
Ter To the tieys Banner No. H. o. OF o. f. also
Greenwich, No O Harmony a. enant s. Perseverance,
u also Mtly Companies and Sunday School Banners and
drews ST David, Sc &c.
window Shades 81 to the
and best, painted by the eminent artists.
Stained Glass, after the the ancents warranted
never 70 change color with improve for
church windows and other public and private buildings
boats, packet ships, store WINDOWS, sc &c.
limitations oil Stained Glass painted muslin for church
windows, close imitation of the real glass at very ng
Yer durable and cheap. 10
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW.-The sub
scrber IS selling all descriptions of gold and silver
Watches gold and silver pencils gold chains Keys &e
tail lower than at other place in the Gold Watches
as low as Is to 80 dollars each Watches and Jwey eycha
ged or bought All Watches warranted good time
the returned Watches and Clocks repaired in the
best manner and warranted much less than prices
by Of the finest woIkmen the city. q. c. ALLEN I'm.
porter of Watches and Jewey wholesale and retail Wall
street, up stairs. jy2i imsr
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BY RlELL * ARCULARIUs.
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY,
At l01a o'clock, a the sales room.
Elegant Furniture and PsnoA large sormen of the best
made fashionable furniture, including full and hall French ma
hogany chairs sier dining and tables: watdobcs
bureaus toilet tables looking glasses uted spring seat
ias otoman dyans rockers, dressing bureaus feather
mattresses and pillows, office desk Sc.
Also mahogany dining table
Also several splendid china dinner sets
Also, 100 boxes Partisan perfumery.
Piano FortesAsc everal splendid piano fortes by
bnted makers combining all the modern improvements al
JOS. W; HAVENS, Auctioncer.
DY THOMAS ELDER x CO.-Connuation of Sale
- Groceries AuclonTo be sold at Auction This Day at
9ocock, No. Avenue A, of Houston street the
balance of the stock of Groceries, of wines brandy
coffee moasses, pickles ians, oil coffee mill
first gIoceIs and harness. brass scales
bn oil cannsers, barrel covers mahogany
and fixtures of the Store ali which are new and in
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MR. NENNIN(;ER son tho"Wurs mbergsr Regiments
wi QUARTER Nestsr l;ot6ied semminsef" VII os4S 70
i've notice Of his residence relations IA tcrn "a, c
particular desire 10 know ~ direct his isfie !fBo9 a56
Branch Post Office, New York V~W csc
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AZ FOR MARSEILLEs-Packet of lst Augus--TBe
HHN very superior brig ISAAC MEAD, CAPT. D, Stud
$780, ley. Has very superior furnished accomn odaons
passengers, aud equal in all those of the other
Europea an packets from hence.
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents,
n m
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s&eya AA- FOR ALBANY, TROY, aud inIerme.
GSLfaE ediate paces-The splendid low pressure
$50 steamboat SWALLOW. Captain A. M'Lean,
will leave the foot of Couand tins Monday afternoon,
August lst at o'clock, and Thursday ith at o'clock
= The above substantial Boat, fitted with elegant
81 ate Rooms. and for accommodation unvalled the
Hudson.
For passage freight apply board S. NJ DREW,
the ID the wharf. a
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WRITING PAPERS--looo realms ruled and plan Letter
w Paper; $50 do do do Foolscap
800 Ieans fine and superfne Flat Cap
500 do English Copying Paper
100 do fine superfne medium blue and white
200 do do de denny do do
Also large OF Envelope Paper sale very
low prices by PERSsE BROOKS
iberfv straef
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f.. H. LUDLOW Auctoneer
II VALUABLE PROPERTY AT UOBOKEN n

+. II. LUDLOW, Aucuonerr.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT HOBOKEN ~ J-E
:. II. LUDLOW will sell at auction the premises, on
Monday, August 8th at o'clock. d-Propey belonging
70 the late james Swesncy at Hobokep and known the
Washington House. This Justly celebrated stand
consisting of two lots of ground % by 100 feet each with the
Hotel thereon viii be sold the highest bidder The Hotel
large and commodious and being within minutes walk
ofthe Ferry, situated the main and possessing
neal advantages house OF public accommodation This
Hotel well known that the thinks
enlarge upon The OF business done there was
opened well KNOW the thousands who have made
resort for several years tsst For particulars to tide
on the premises, or to +. H. LUDLOW Auctioneer No Ii
Broad street. iy3l Iwissr
THE NEWBURGH REGATTA owing to circumstances
Will not come OH this year. advertised. but that the
great Match Race for six cared boats--he Hudson Rivrr
waermen against the New York watemsn-w come Of at
PeCkskIll, al2
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WANTED-A ,ituaton, By young man, native OF Ger
W many, clerk wholesale dry wood Shipping mer.
ch,nt He is well acquainted the EuoIean markets. pd
speaks both the French aud German language IL VIII ac
willing low salary much his OBJ
employment Address H. at this Office y3l 3t-e
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NEw.YnRK INsYITuTE. Ga East BRoApwAY.

NETWORK INSTITUTE, :31 EAST BaoADwA1.
The principal E. H. Jenny, a. NJ, respectfully anhoun
ces 10 MS patrons the public generally that be has
completed his fora thorough course OF nstruc
lion in ALL tue branches OF ENGLISH AND CLA
s1cAL EDuc.ro The above Institution no" comprises
four dstiuct departments each of wbich unGer the man
agemen teachers who well fuailhed ana VINO nave
had long and successful experience IN teaching, VIZ
The CLASSICAL DEFARTnEHT-which embraces an sue
les requisite for admission any CoIegs-wh be IN
structed by the Principal. ~
The EScLIsH DEPARTMENT Tor Masters e;nhrsees inn
and complete course English stu inot
ough knowledge OF practical Eookpag by doao:e and
single entry-wil be instructed BY "iLLiAA . TIL IL
The ENGLISH DEPARTsEgT. tor Misses ana 1oGng "a
dies viii embrace all the branches Of sold and polite ed
ucaon ard viii be instructed by Miss d. DoTY ana bliss
II. SAsHRuRS. ~ n ~ -, y ii.
; ne in Reading Spelling, Elements Of Aril
ee ard Geography and is uoder management OF bliss
J. W sHBuRN. -.
sn OF Bep Wypan successful teacher O. Vocal and In
5trument:! musc
French Drawing and Painting, by The best Professors.
~ b For theexplansons OF Chemistry and Philosophy,
valuable .asd complete apparatus has been prGcrred
D Pupils nsy enter al any time: tho1s Inconvenience
70 The teachers any interruption 10 the classes and the
charges will commence from the iime OF entrance
Dl6 2gt 2
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Memoir of Thos. MCCOY; with an account 0. lhs
Horrd Fight at Hastings which ended IN his pe"' 'iu
Reflections occasicned thereby By Friend OF numaay
Jus, published the benefit of the destitute and
Mother OF Mccoy and tor sale at No s6
and at this Office. Price 12i cents singy 81 per Dozen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
rJ Doctor Lardner's Lecfures.-Tbs Sec

&C. Doctor Lardner's Lecfures.-lps s eeol-.
edition of Doctor Lardners complete Course OF Lecture
delivered in the City OF NewYnrh published and io'
at this office. Price Is cents The subjects embrace"
the Lectures nre Electrcity-The SunG alvaaisnl-ih
FIXED S,ars-Magnetic Needle-Latitude and Longuoe-
Bleaching, Tanning-Popular Falacies-Lghi- aiii's
s,ars-Temporary stars-Hicrcal Sketch of Astronomy
Dew-Seence aided by Art-Scientjhs Dscoyeries-ooun'
Vibrations OF the Retna; voltac Baery-sean Engine
OF Great Britain and America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

PoIsoSoUs BEEF.-The public attention having
been some time since much excited BY the fact that
large humber OF our citizens rad been poisoned
by partaking of quantity CT Smoked Beef, the
public authorities deemed the subject OF SO much
importance that Medical Committee. consisting
of Drs. Minturn Post, Alex. f Hosack, and as
R. Chiffon, were appointed by the Mayor 70 ex-
anime into the facts and report the result OF their
labors TO the Common Council We take great
pleasure in saying that this duty has been per-
formed with great care and assiduty. The report
which has just been printed by the Common
Council, shows that the gentlemen above mentioned
have devoted much time and attention to the elu-
cidaton of the subject. tappears that forty-three
persons became dangerously i'll, and one died in
consequence of partaking of the article alluded
to. No mineral or vegetable poison could be de-
tected by chemical anaS sis ; but series OF eX-
periments upon animals showed most concu4yeiy
the poisonous quality of the beef. A very inter
e7ting account OF the diseases of animals is also
given, embracing history Of epzootics in ancient
and modern times, with general description OF
animal posons and their effect. In order to pre-
vent occurrences of so dangerous character IN
future, the report recommends the inspection Of
all animals slaughtered for the of the city, and
the erection of large and convenient a5ato'rs,
similar TO those constructed in Paris. We hearth
Iy approve of these projects, so important TO The
sanitary police of the city, and hope ere long 10
see them carried into operation. a cheap edition
of The report should be printed for more general
circulation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

M ANTED-At Sc East Broadway,
families supplied gratis with the best servants in