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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-20


LATEST FROM TExAs.-Wc are in possession of
Houston papers to the 18th inst
There is no news OF consequence. All the troops
under General Somerville had been disbanded
The Camanche and Lpan Indians had swep,
down the eastern bank of the Rio Grande, and de-
vastated the whole country We annex the follow
ing particulars relative thereto.
"They captured and carried off several women
and children, and spread such an alarm that nearly
all the Mexican settlers have iorsaken their ranches,
and removed with their families west of the river.
The whole country east of the Sierra Aladre is
almost entirely deicncecss. and the inhabitants are
trembling with alarm for fear that the Texas army
will approach before they Can obtain protection from
the interior. Arsta has only about 200 effective
troops under his command. Canales, who has been
appointed to the command OF the militia, raised
four hundred rancheros, badly armed and cqupped,a
few weeks since; but he has remaned stationary and
it Is not known what his designs are. Ampudla has
command at Matamoros, and since the retreat Of
Vasquez has been forttying the city, fearing an at
tack from Texas but he has only about $50 soldiers,
and the citizens are daily leaving the place. il is
believed therefore, that If 800 Texans should APP
proach the city, 1t would be surrendered without
firing a gun. The people of Laredo Mier and Co
MARCO, have suffered so much from the depreda-
ons OF the Indians and our western cowboys that
they almost driven TO despair and long Tor
change that will afford them protection Most of
them would cheertully yield obedience to our GO
vernment, If a sufficient force could be sent west of
the Rio Grande to give them confidence. If 1000
Texans should march into Tamaulipas. the people
almost to a man would declare in favor of federal
ISM Many of the leading men are dissatisfied
with the present government, and are anxious to
form a separate confederacy. The fear of Santa
Anna alone keeps them in check. Cordova is still
on the Rio Grandc, but has no troops under his
command, and is quite destitute and disheariened.
Flores has not been heard from for long time, and
il is supposed he is dead. Col. Villarea who during
the past year commanded a ranging company, sta
toned near the Sci Colorado has retreated across
the Rio Grandc and left his own rancho exposed to
the delredations of our COW boys. IL is reported
that his stock has been reduced within the last year,
from several thousand TO few hundred.
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THE EY +.
DIR. WHEELER. OCULIST.


JNFLhNED, DISEASED AND WEAK EYES.-DR.
/ WHEELER Occulist, SO Greenwich street, New York.
respectfully informs the public that of his
practice having become enlarged extent he is
comrelcd his Office Attendance strictly
Tie hour. Of A. NJ to p NJ after which hours he visits
door patients.
wit.t,ndng that among the many hundred, OF cases
shich d. Wheel Ia, attended many have becn operated
by without aud pronounced by them
isuablr hsna. TAFT. To orldet. the isrs aud
cure, Of every which
have presented itself and in many inances almost against
hope this unprecedented success IN his treatment OF the
enables him with confidence reir the afflicted who may
be unacquanted with him. and his mild mode OF trcatin, the
disorders OF this orgsto numerous restored patients the
first class of society respecting his professional skill and
abilities being for his success, scientific
Occulist.
Chronic inflammation Of the eycld eyes, however
long standing be ecul'y aud permanently cured
and specks. re moy we'd without surgical ope ration
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CtacuiI CouRr-Nos3 80 49, ~, 3D. l. a. H. 81, 81, 81,
~ ~ los 90 3, H. lo5 lo6 ID, IS, So o. 81 49, 100
10, SO, 7s, 81, 50, 80.
60, II.
Psnr al o'clock-Sos. so, S. SO. 81, SO, H. ~ 80
lac, "a, SO.
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s ~ r a B / S M u s.

Commonly called Sluinng, and CATARACTS, safely
Inovcdn few minutes-wh scarcely inconys
addressed to Dr. Wheeler 49, will not b. taken from the
The vast number Of eases which have been cured by Dr.
Wh;ce have already siyr hn vile spread reputation and
ID. G To s s se n2f OF Ss s.
% S @ osrn no hat 10 cases ., s s o%n M
makebe than others but because the le,ons who wrote
sh Is o as' to make Known oi the soea r
llow.men the bene; which they have received from DR..
NV Yonx, March 18th, 1872
To DR.. Wheeler, oculist, 80 GIycnweh Z.
5 d, @ sajsa Il idS s:sa"s
edsrnrpis Of benefit You have conferred upon pa
ai n S,yR the ySs Ss
Shien +, j : ;sh s sh %sh
that depaired, until told Of your skl in such matters, OF
other physicians had afforded her relief am happy how
p TO e9G; that you have o seSa ah eSIed h and
ton" Yours M rsiRsiT'iiSSw WATERS ia Hammcr,ley St.
II s hope bs9s ,sis,a6s :oms Of my afflicted ls
NAL. Dr.. whesler the eu FOR restoring me to peect
% most eminent sbysa medical men Of hi, " city and
In wines whereof, make deposition under oath, it,
truth and A'''' '" JXMEs u O. FRRREL 10 ., Avenue
Sworn before ne, the soth day of March, lai2 Nj.
Nassau street.
City and Count Or Ncw York IS.
sworn SAYS that afflicted eight years with the Egyr
tan ophaa and ulcers IN the aud though under one OF
experienced no relief bnt blind which state he
placed under the Of DR.. Wheeler Ocu 80 Green
VIC" street, VINO mas '"''s' 'e''''' DAVID POWELL
Sub,cred and sworn 10 before me- this day of March,
1852. JoHS BULkLEr Com; Deeds,
81 Wall street.
o Mar. and n GSG9 eS S Ssw yS * Mr. wm Catherine
street, heng duly sworn, says that he ;hort time suffered
dreadiny disease known, technically (as deponent
nformed be- Amiuro which rendered her quite blind
Although she had the best Assistance that could be Afforded her
nj the Eye nfrmary (as well from eminent ocus in
this city eventually told her the sight could be
placed undrr the care Of Dr. Wheeler Oculit 30 Greenwich
street who'e A"d and sk" tresIRfRry s1s snTfs s;ord
SVEN l.fsre me, tbi. 18th day Of April, 1872;
lsA.c ?. MAKTIS, Com Deeds,
II Wall street.
City and County ofNew York;
Mr. S. Cady rs High Providence, X J., being Sfy
sworn says, he totally blind in his lel for pine
years. the the blindness cataract; that he applied
Dr. Wheeler Ocust of 80 Greenwich street, who, (by
without danger has perfectly restored his sight Under such
he feels his duty 10 state his gratitude to the
Doctor for the incsmab benefit winch his skill ha. e2nerred
upon him. =, :. CADf.
GyoRGE IRELAND, Jr, Com. Deeds.
Nassau street.
City and County Of New York, So:
On the 9th of last month"; placed little daughter, three
I'm under Of Dr. Wheeler Oculii % Greenwich
To asonhment of all who knew her her sight perfectly
restored and her well In the hope Of leading Others
the blessing that have enjoyed voluntarily make
this statement under oath.
CHRISTOPHER BURNS,
Grand street, corner Of Thompson street
Sworn TO before me, this 2sth day Of April, la,2
W. r. BEEsE, Com. Deeds,
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SICKNESS OF GEN Jacksonville Nashville wing
states that Gen Jackson experienced a severe at-
tack of hemorrhagc during his visit 10 NASHVILLE IN
company with Mr. Van Buren,.
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FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.

FAhI AMI INEbOCLD.
$3.50 -Sss ssg6
BOSTON via SToNINGTON AND NEWPORT, com
posed of the following superior running
ton with the Sonston and Providence and Boston and Pro-
violence Railroads.
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Comstoek.
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayor.
NARRAGANSETT, Captain Wooisey.
MOHEGAN, CaIilin Vanderbilt.
On. OF which will leave New York daily, (Sundnys
cepted) from Pier No. North River BAKERY Place at
o'clock, p. NJ
Fare to Boston, 50 90 Deck passage, So
do Providence, CO do. 10. 1 50
ARRANGEMENT.
The NARRAGANSET, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays for Stonington
The MASSACHUSETTS,, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays, for Stonington.
Passengers the arrival Of the steamers S,onngton
take the Railroad Cars and proceed Immediately Poy
dencc and Boston, and fo the of
yelling between New York and Newport the
will Wexford long enough leave and receive pase
EreiSh; taken at the following mu ch reduced rates
To Boston goods weighing forty pounds upwards TO
the cubic foot at 81 so ton and goods
per foot
To Providence, measurement goods cubic
foot and specific articles be obtained office q
Broadway. m3i
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DIR. PETERS,
TEGET1BLE SHILLING STRENGTHENING
PLASTER.
TIYELEE HUNDRED THOUSAND

Peters Shilling Plaster easy and effective remedy for
pain in the breast side somach weakness pain in the
chest lons back, sncs of the neck affections of the
limbs joints; whether produced by Iheumatism other
habna pain OF the head stomach colds Chs liver
complaints. weakness of the spine prcdispositon break
in bes and pInples stlesne. of the frame and for general
debilit,tion.
Clden well adults may derive great advantage from
Peters Shilling Plaster especially when sue from coughs
colds tcehing whoorng cough such like all these
cases il is simple, sure and speedy remedy.
Dr. Peters principal Offices 49, Broadway, 1875 Fulton
and 80 North Sixth street, Philadelphia Asenslj0 and 100
Bowery 50 Fulton street i6 Hudson street. and 2O Chatham
SIRE N. tplQ I'm
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POMEROY O.'S
ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS.
49, 80 60 8.

he Subscribers regular Express the
Railroads to and from Albany and Buffalo and the
date places, Tor FORWARDING low rates. with the
most speed regularity and saey choice Goods Specie Bank
Notes Important Papers and Valuable Packages-W attend
20 The nesotation transfer collection payment of Bills
Esch9nge Notes Drafts Aceepancss, Accounts &c.
soaoe per centagexecue orders for the purchase sale of
Mech ndse Produce and Manufsc Articles of every de-
serption, personally, IN the t.wns their route through
- Messrs. HARNDEN 4 cos EXPRESS
TO NewYork and Boston and
Messrs IiAWLEY CO.'S EXPRESS
10 and from Buffalo 10 Cleveland Detroit and Ccago and
teunedate paceonng the direct speedy and
perfect communication and from the and
cities for tho negotiation and Of al mercantile and
professional business, remittances, exchanges, Gc.
Reirrences-Ersus Corning. Thomas W. Olcott, Waits
Sherman, A. ID. Pacn Noah Lse James Taylor Theodore
Oicott, Albany.
Aseneies.Benneu, Backns Hawley Utica T. A. Smith,
Syracuse A G.. Smith Auburn j. Fargo Geneva; J. g..
Shepherd Canandagua David Hoyt Rochester; John Me-
Kenster Lockport j. A. Clark Batavia Thomas Blossom,
Buffalo. POMER0Y Co,
No. Exchange Buildings, Albany
all 3 Wall street, New York.
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ANDED from the brig Ohio, from Havana of superior
IL quality for sale IN lots 70 suit ppIchase at reasonable
prices, by Nj. RAIDER, 46 Chatham street
TORT LEE PAVlLLION.-This beautiful and summer
residence and ldness for the OF
visitors the house being fitted VI for gentleman boardcrs and
private PARTIES. STEPHEN ANNETT, the proprietor OF the
establishment returns his tlns TO his friends and tho pnbc
for their besow him for the las, he
fiatters himself by his usual
sness please those honor him either boaEdes
visitors The bar fitted with choicest liquors, wines
Ac ReiIshes and refreshments hand at all times Private
parties be accommodated with dinner the shortest
Target excursions and military companies be furnished
with Dime and wine o short notice.
The public may depend the boat running according her
advertisement.
Refer the advertisement the Sun for the the
boat during the month Of May. The steamboat Boston
vii make four trips per day during the months of june July
and August. m Inns
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MARSHALL HOUSE,

BROADWAY, NEW YORK.--Thc subscriber re
ID Gently from the Nalon, Hotel Troy will reopen the
Marshall House the 2j infant, hotel and boarding
house IL il undergoing thorough repair and Will be rut IN
comp order and furnished IN hinomo style The location
central being the tide of Broadway 10 ESQ AZ ne
Of Re abe short distance from the ak ad f9s
Office and but few minutes walk from Wall sce and hs
business pant of the city The are commodious anh
pleasant the n,ion Of the host % accommodate The
travelling community AMI boira manner ihlt sh PC
satisfactory for t prices charged Usns long experience m
atorin fo The nulc taste al that favor
him with their raronagc that his best eIcron wiz be made
IN nese. aud from the situation IL is desirable location for
Boarding and cannot but offer nducemenst to perons
WAITING The civ 10 the Marshall House their homo The
har IN he furnished with choice liquors. and the arer with
The ub.t,ns decae.s Of the and with attentive
,sn,, anil every regard for the comfort Of his guests
rvncd hopes merit and receive share Of PATRONAGE
myIa 1msc T.. g. MONROE.
IL T.. X. COLLINS x co.
mil &C. 80 South street.
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DR.. PETERS INDICATED
LOIENGES

Nc medicines discovered have risen rapidly in pop-
~ lar estimation Peters Lozengc aud the sufficient
reasons that none have brn at the the
taste so easy IN their operations, and
based science and tested by time; proprietor
life hes been devoted 10 the study medicines and whose uni
versaly known success IN the and combining them
Ia influence the great of human diseases almost
without parallel up his entire for whole wear
the pcneciing of them and made his public
until they beyond the reach the rcson Of improve
ment.
PETERS WORM LOZENGES
These the desideatums long required They are
pc ecty pleasant the aud gentle their operations
that they may be itaressy administered the Youngest
FAINT and yet no medicine heretofore discovered named
III comparison with t destroyer Of II has
traction for them which they resist and having
tasted they become powe and die The Worm Lo,enges
TO be administered in doses sufficient produce c.hariic
effect. The attention OF parents is especially solicited in favor
OF this vailed article
PETERS COUGH LOZENGES.
For coughs, colds, whooping coughs and all pulmonary
plants these truly Invaluable article and
cessiu used directed Neither do they keep patients
bur relieve them at almost proving their efficacy
before the taste has passed away from the mouth Dr.
courts the readers trial of this and will hazard his reputation
the result
PETERS cordial LOZENGES
Dr. Peters almost fears speak of these Lozenccs rs they
deserve, lest he should sartle the readers credult
claiming for them the power of nvigoratng the mind of dis
peng melancholy and low spirits of subming the imsgin,-
ton OF strengthening the of sweetenng the BREATH
giving eeunto bamy fragrance, and of almost instantly
the headache and correcting he att-
addition, they the delicious of all Lozenges and
equal ching dscove for cuTn. sickness tonng
the stomach, and sharpening the appetite.
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SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO
ALL,

ET'HE AMERICAN MAGIC MIXTURE" has been
hailed of the discoveries Of the present
and long medical science exists viii be considered the
invaluable discovery for diseases Of the urinary passages
well the kidneys and bladder Its effects absolutely
effeeua in performing radical short time while the
ordinary remedies take months One dose fail to
the hundreds that their faith has been dap
popted discovered while using has safely conveyed
stood unvaed and has wthstood the gtterng imagery
pompopsly aud ub,guitously displayed by host of
cisd initiating quacks, whose only aim has been dupe aud
Store Fuos OF Cliff; Duvar Of Church
and Chambers and q drug 4l3 Broadway LspeD1r
IS Bowery cor. OF Walker m2 lint
THE PRIVATE TREATISE.--This is a httIe volume ON
certain diseases IN winch The most conveient and private
stated ~ thc panr possible And
oaiy directions given for the more simple and recent
Such persons will Immediately the difficulties which i'm
pede their whatever they be- well the plan 70
he pursued in each particular IL obtained only the
author DR.. Ralph, 90 Greenwich st. Price 81.
Ralph also this opportunity that he be
con,ued the rccui sess above referred at his
Aware however i the dep and Just soicudc which many
feel person Of ihr sty well experience
these peculiar comI an' t anthor deems proper TO give
following sheti .ic NJ W opportunities he has had TO 1T
himself for ihs And . he is the inclined TO-
many have ii7 lr Of information of this
kind they have eecttd from list Of advertising people the
who had boosted N .iou cures-but not without
the bittsrest lie therefore beg 10 state that be-
side his rank grHdus II tdrpbursh, &c &c &c he has
been watching lct' heess h IN hospital and city Practice
WORK expressly IA, Also, uSi he has testimonial letters
rom ths most eminen l!cau OF Europe, 70 ,ne most en-
and Dr. Physck OF Pad pha aud Others aud further that
ne as The privilege OF referring almost every physician OF
IN ms city, NOTHING cin be stated, he coneeives as
Der yround oil confidence those who 10 him.
consultation, may be made by post and for such he has lit
lie pny1e chest aiming everything necessary speedy
sa private cure IL "a forwarded be directed Price
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STRAW GOODS.

STRAW GOODS.
IT BENNETT importer and manufacturer Of Italian and
English Straw Goods respectfully informs his customers
that he removed his establishment from William and %
Pa 80 John where he continues keep splendid
OF ladies' fashionable Goods
French aud English Dunstsbes Italian Ruland fine Tuscar
Fancy Shellworss, Prince Abe Straws, &c. &c.
Also, entirely article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet for the ummer SURPRISES all the styles intro
duced being extremely light beautiful, white and durable
m m
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Coxvrcrrp.-Jacob Bayard, charged with the
ION Del few davs since. The jury found him
guilty of manslaughter. lie was sentenced to pay
4 fine of $1,000 and suffer imprisonment for two
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Z A V IL LON

Al FREMONT ROW, BOSTON.
PLEASANTLY and centrally situated on Tr.moot Row
70, AZ capable OF accommodating 40 person. /. well
suppsd with private rarlo aud 1rgc and airy chsmbers-he
house Is as weli furnished any house in the city OF Boston,
Cat the Aston and H?ward of course the table viii sIw,.,
be well supnid wiih he b. market affords The cellar IL
well stocked with choice Wines aud Liquors. ~ >''' -
R,ferto c. A. st,,son, Astor House d. b. Hswar How
al's House. mvn i'm,
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FOUR DAYS LArRR FROM HAvANA.-By the Axis,
we have received four days later intelligence from
Havana There is nothing particularly new
The following letter from correspondent is interest
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A COMMUNICATION.

CANNOT refrain from mentioning the public, that
actually astoashed aad surprised the in this
by taking the spurious Pills drops and mixtures.
iy which represented cure all" in
cet disease. These facts have ascerred my salts
faction from the hundreds Of patients which have cured, who
suffering from the effects of dIcnes inudcousy
ken Thus will say he himself well
doctor; another will that he will buy Doctors A, C's
mixture for dollar which will him, without knowing
at the time wis be by doctor and third
VIII that he would box Of pills bought
such No for 50 for all the physicians advice in the city,
and thus the constitutions hundreds ruined
who would have comprised the of the bone and ST.
new OF our country lwouj you gentlemen that those
things for the time being check and if
wish IN after life probably er married and have
gotten those days have chronic rheumatism weakness the
spnc nervous iremor al over dull headaches
sion,l deafness loss Of sight and cronlo children, then
net should PHYSICIAN him
three four dys until you well and probably he may
Physician, you will find hce 81 Broad street.
ner Of Stone. Open from a. VI. to ?. NJ. =
rnyi7 lm-r J. PROVOST, MD.
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MISS COW AN

ID ESPECTFULLi informs the ladies of New York and its
~ vicinity that she CONTINUES. giving lessons tho Piano
Forte Harp Guitar and singing Miss C. will be happy
receive her pupils at No 3 White street. ii preferred will
attend al the respective houses of those ade. who may honor
her with their patronage.
Harps and Piano Eotes for sale and hire
Also very splendid Piano Forte superior quality and
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CuaveEp.-We understand, says the New Orleans
Bee that the Supreme Court yesterday reversed tho
Judgment of the District Court, in which the First
Municipality obtained decree against the New Or
leans Theatre Company. for the delivery of $780,
900 worth OF city bonds, issued to that company
several years ago.
FIRE AT GLES's FAIIs.-The following memoran-
DUN was upon the package of letters received last
evening at the p O. from Glcn's Falls--"Two large
saw mills burnt down last Mighty Wing and Ro.
berts.'
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MARTINS
Cash Tailoring Establishment,

IVILlIC L IIN -
Cash Tailoring Establishment,
Is Rsmored TO l5f William street corner of Inn street
THE subscriber in announcing the above his friends and
the public general takes leave thanks the
liberal patronage bestowed on him his former place Of bust
and assures them that every article ordered OF him shall
stylish The materials the and best
the market and positive saving cent Strangers
requested To call and examine.
Gentlemen who prefer purchasing their cloth &C.
have them made aud trimmed the style
general satisfaction during the last years Every carmen
warranted to IT. and made by the best wcrmen the follow
ING prices,
Dress Goats 81 90 to 81 20
FSOck Z. 10 Q
Pants and Vests al IS 90
~ No garments ready madea male ORDER and suit
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BURG.
1IaIEE 800 o. -
BINGH A NJ . \ E
The propne,o of Bnghams Transportation Line TO Pitts
burg give notice To the Merchants OF New York. and al other
singing TO the West that their line now in active
line > will be forv ardcd with despatch.
Owners shippers of goods, destined for the Western
States who have consirnce at Psburg, VIII
please consign their goods Wilism Bingham, Pitsbug,
who will attend to snppnx all such without
dilay
BINGnAM'S LINE
For stes Offei.ht which are as 9y essr line apply
No. West street, opposite Pier No. 2, n. X.
D. Passengers forwarded Ftbg and rottsvIle every
day, Sundays excepted.
Refer to r. Crooks, American Fur Co. g. T. Nieol
Front street Phelps, Dodge Co., Fulton street; Suyd,T
Sage Co; VIM Rankin, Duryee & Co, Newark me 3m
PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY,
- ~ And int Immediate places from the Pier foot Of
f III, No SSSqTT1lrna, NJ ;ssE9sII + 81 :,
nese leaves :. above on Tuesday Thursday and sa,ur
For passage or freight, apply on board or 70
P. G. SCHULTZ,
At i,e Office he ,ylif
BAH kinds Of property taken only at the isfM e
oy1ie thereof. mior