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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-21
VS.! NEWS !-EN0LfSH NEWSPAPERS
Bella Life in London"

n tsl % illustrated News.n iN tr ifi 500
" Punch, -" Squibr--" Satirist,r &c. ey,ri M =
Full Is, eve seaWer aad for sale at the
Persons residing in Canas viii find dis desirable place 20
send their orders for any papen pubshsd the Continent
SPECIAL messenger despatched to Boston.
the Aftist" monthly Ladies' Book - per year2 shi
lings single copy is for sale here flrb s4 l3 ai p
III. Why Neatly Re,sw !.ow IL press, = 90
'0' al o. '"s '0's0'ns T. B. FUTILE. Agent. 81 M
sN I'm eod.I 49,. - NO. 4 Ann strset. ~ Y.
MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS FOR OCTOBER
l Artist vojeys Ladic 9 snams Magazinr, Ladies
Miscellany &c Farm House Of the XIX century, with
than 1000 snxravngs Biblical Journal and Christian Family
Msxa.as edited y he Rev H Rcd and ., Newell lem
lively and gay All Of which will be- sold wholesale and
retail and those who buy to sell again at lower rate than
BFifty agents wanted circulate magazines. peodi
Gals, he. A. J. SEXTON No. u beekmsn, = 2
40 cod Im.r corner Nsssu
love, COURTsHlP AMI. MARRlAUE--.--Jusi publish
ed Bect iads Physiological Mysteries and Revelations in
married and single persons Of the utmost importance
fi,e human t-tff. af. ~. ..,f.
Amongst things duly considered in hi, work e-Causes
Of an Tor barrenness Ohsprng with modes Tor
ton and increase TIE Of beauty and courzhiP The
dagger solitary and how Che habit may b. removed
remedy for eadic~tng from the mind the seeds Of hopeless
unhappy psscn &C. &c. Transascd IRON the third
PARIS edition, by Philip M, Howard For sale 100 Nassau
street, price IS Ordem from the country, ENCLOSING
dollar, directed HOLLAND GLOVER New Yofk city,
vii the work being ssn' TO part Of the United Stats
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

JUST RECEIVER; 4 Ii. New York CORSET WARE
y HOUSE No.ts3k Pearl street large sssortrnens Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CORSETS,
which will be sold At greatly reduced prices,
~ RE Wholesale and RstnI
B.-Deaerx in Cenets invited cali, the whole
stock is vly ,ried Ask Pearl street, New YORK.
UAYDENS STEEL QUILLs The subsc rbers nave Ior
II sale, rome recently improved notifications Of these excel
lent and opuar Pens. 49, g4.r,..fl f0 -fa- ~ Jrl
The Kesuy Wrer is voted the King Of Pens
-cpnbnipg emineniiy flexibiity and per -
The Dckens considered the best pen Tor the price in the
The" Unonn fail snit every body afnydng
IN cad lat wholesae) different Of Pens
The New York merchant will have in his counting
Together with the famous Double Patent and Combination
Barrel Pens, with many others, for sale by he
T. oil lmsrc p. ~ f,3I j. & p HAYDEN Plntt VI.
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Arrsxrr TO Connr ARArE.--The Providence Journal
ofthe 10Th inst says Horace Pcarce yves
yesterday brought before Henry 4. Bowen, Esq, a
warrant issued upon complaint Of Edward H. sprsgue
charging him with assault and battery upon ne
Web ter with intent to commit rape Miss Webster is
girl Of rrcproachable character and has been in the
employment Of Mr. sprague for over five years she
tilted thst the 0Sd Of September, she Pawtucke
and being LEFT by the stage accepted the offer Of Mr. Pearcr
to carry her to In his chase She lad never
been acquainted with him, but knew him by sight and
knew that he had family ct woonsocke She knew mo-
thing aesinst him. when they within mic and
half at about eight o'clock In the evening"
Prce turned into narrow road leading rem the ma
rood into the woods She observed hst that wss nov ne
right road he said you do not know where we are we
are not within ten miles OF Woonsocket hHer drvin8
into the woods he attempted to accomplish n purPose
and threatened her life she an alarm sne resiseed
him for twenty minutes half an hour and screamed a.
lo,d "a she could Finding much resistance he was
CONNIE eli N desst and turned toward Woonsocket He
made her premise not disclose what he had attempted
and TO Kill IL she did He carried her home
and c her and next morning she told Of what he had
done MIR AIdrich testified that he wss passing by the
mai, road with his wife, at the time, and heard the
screamjna II violent that his wife frightened
and he turned back and another road Pearce was
bound over the Of $1,000 appear the March
term the supreme Court and take his trial and for
want OF bail was committed. N T1tC
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CEILING OFr--viCHAEL RErsE, lf'. Of the hrm Of
Reese Hills offer Cor sale AZ coat larhs ~ g
able cutlery o. svs dsscrpuon Also bg,snn TsTs tee
ard coffee and rsbe spoons sccofdens goia rings
pins chains yer gold levers ke &c Ihs stock must
''' w " ~ " MICHAEL REESE
s1imsy, 10 Maiden Lane, up stairs.
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HEAD QuAkTkna OF THE MAhink Cohps,
SEPARATE pRoposALs will g Received al the once Of
- the Quarter Of the Marine Corps, this city until
for Furnishing ra,,ons 10 the unt.d State. MARINES at Inc o
lowing stations, 10, the yea! lsi5 :
iCharlestown, Massachusetts .ss
= Bsooklyn Long leland, New York tod sr. -ae
9osport, near Norfolk, Virginia. M
Washington, Disrt of Columbia.
The consist Of pound and quarter of fresh
Of bread -four the option Of he Government and
the pounds of good clean coffee twelve pounds
Of good New ORLEANS .us. ,'Sn, Of oa aga arts
and half pounds Of good dipped candles TO each hundred
tons. ~ . =,
cnhed be delivered il required such quantity be- not
asrd that the fore and iud be delivered tsrnsr
the articles he and be issued the
Without expense TO the United States.
companed by the of the sureties Of tbs pro-
''''' 70 DO endorsed fSeGi S 81 ii;Sr; .'''
The American Sentinel and Phiade Ihs;
TIE Porsmouth Gss.n,, Nry Hmp.h,,~; me Nsw York
N sIi Beacon the NoSo Herald he Richmond Eaaa4s
c. and the Pensacola Ga.ets will give the above three IN
sections each per week. aud Send Of the adve
rm accompany the account when Forwarded to this Office
TRANSPARENT AND WASHABLE WINDOW
SHADES-The subscribers have on hand the largest and
c. varied q rsnsh and l,,.n painted wndsw
the city. They vary nprce and qua, from the magn
cheap Italian .yie as low as o. each Also 90 Ssn large
stock Of Chntzes and Linens for lows OF various patterns
seriptions Of Upholstery Good: Beds arss.ss Corsins
Cnrtan Materials Gilt ornaments, &c For sale at remark
J ''' SOLOMON & HA Ri. Upholstersrs. &c.
% eGdImsrc 1877 Broadway. opposite John streef.
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SELF COOKING PISTOLS.

(. SELF COOKING PISTOLS.
pLUNT SYMS, Importers and Manufacturers, No. As
Chatham street, have hand large assortment OF
The Six Barrel q IL Revolving Self Cooking Pocket Pistols.
These pistols have the advantage all the BY
te mpo..by Of losing de the nipples being placed
prevent taking sight with the ordinary pistol
gun The above pistols be frns lower any Others
in the Market Wholesale retail We have great vae-
y Of other kinds Of Pistols be fcnud with Rifles " g.
Mnskes for shipping military; Prize Muskes Fowl
ing Pcces single double; ex large sz dvue and single
Cans FOR duckng tosshe with Powder Shot, Fssks Bags,
Caps Locks Barrels &C. &c.. large small
NB-Couny deAlen requested call and
before purchasine elsewbere. ~ So 2msr
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DEAFNESS.
MEDICAL. MOTION.

lust pubIished, price 50 cents, BY DIR. FAWCETT, Of
Mind IN re- GopYa, naui, into The
with the benefu effects Of solitary inuugence
local or constitutional weakness nervous irritation
ton and the partial total Of the reproductive
power The Doctor also aothS! Of neE treatise Which +
brink. a6ashsd the idea Of revealing her may
nd In pages confidential and capable adviser :.
Dr. r continue direct his attention eradica-
ton q gooorhoa elects. strctare: nocturnal enisscu
debility and all diseases brought by solitary hAsts. Fee
male diseases treated scientifically Office 1876 Fulton
"A liner 7l- ~
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THE TEETH.

THE TEETH-A reduction Of ~ per cent-Uppef and
lower oftesth inserted suction atmospheric
sure be with and 6rmnes from single
tooth entire set; all supplied with the best mine
raj teeth; toothache cured For extracting TOOTH cents
ChiIdrens naf price. j. Buxkey, Surgeon Dentist Muir
ray street, door the church, Of Broadway
iy23 cod 3ms- i. 49,. ~.
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GEORGE Mcbride, Jr., 90 Ceda ..treet
GUITARS.
q NO QUACKERY!

DR BROWDElV5 COMPOUND SYRUP OF INDIAN
II TURNlP for the Of Consumptons Coughs, Colds,
Splitting OF Etood, and all other Breast Complaints
On Of the many claiming edical
qualities the subscriber has felt hesitation bringing
Of mcdicne before the public He
his he will be styled by the ungene
quack and medicine be qualities good quscke-
nv vet will longer him from siordng
afflicted the of relief they resort to his remedy
The Compound Syrup Of Indian Tunip il in itsstf certain
remedy for inflammation OF the pecora organs, which, though
slight first las colds often resuits IN consump
HI. sHpssaee suhonles him IN putting hi. discovery
nsee.s hat psst the public eye confident that fair .ra viii
have aetested it, worth by stt'f1 Isl
The delicate lady, all and every condition of life.
may this compound without the slightest risk
And In alf Of dJrhs, complaints of
ordinary character seldom fails produce the d-srsa
beneficial object Duly approaching the merits of other uedi
cines, and without deuacng the least from the medical
practitioner this remedy offered the world the
and remedy for all affections of the lungs and
breast has made appearance He has his
the certificates Of hundreds who, after spending
and almost bse Of hope have esorted to him for relief and
found IL.
invited pulmonary affections, and
in all cases where cough Is left after measles -. :
The proprietor Agents in the principal cities the Uni
ted States.
For sale wholesale and retail by ROBT. SINCLAIR 100
Nassau street. between Fulton and Anu an7 cod 3mr
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THE SHIELDED VICTORIA
v SHAWL. g. DIAPER PIN.

"A NEW aud important scle for in the nursery and
fastening to aides shawIs, coas, &c. Patented in
the United States and in Europe. Is rapidly gaining
where introduced and has article which
bcto The .dvsn,sss Of d. :le fancy hardware &c in the
country supply seuss Ives with For sale the trade
mest o wholesale dealers in such articles in the city Of
NEW York.
Thread and needle dealers fancy articles sup
Piled liberal the manu(actoiy OF the 6
JaV strcef Rrnnt len lc,sr~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS--1he Subscriber would
Gall the attention Of all who Of Looking 0laas
and workmanship fates himself ~xceed 81 any
manufacturer Ia this The general would do well
~ B-Constaitiy hand, good Of Fancy
Woods OF every description
No. 81 Ann street and a Hsmmsrsi.y 81, New Yo,k.
EspY's PATENT CONCEAL vENTfLATOK.
purposes of Ys"i.iioa sS,ps sss.mbo.s enarsRs e.
Bospitais. sons Mines, Vaslt, &c may spplica
Is so an eisetaai cure for smoky Ch,mnss ~
The having for the City and
Cosnty OF New oh Ia prepared 10 supply the public with
Metal Roofing ofa ushsd in any part Of the
Iron aud Tin are a, wholesale Stove ppss
bath tubs coal hods, &c ar rnces greatly reduced.
All wofk warranted an orders BY letter attended To-
as smsn 100 Water street,
QEMITTANCEs TO IRELAND, &c Ee-TKs sub
residing part Ireland ia the
h. and his predecessor business have done Tor the last
hriy Yeats and more Also 70 any part OF England
Money RENTED BY letter (po. paid, the subscriber
IN Ireland, England, Scotland, 70 whom Il is to be
sent, aud nearest posi- will be Immediately Transmit ted
and paid and receipt to that effect gven for
"a lm.r GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr., 90 Ceda stree,
/ GUITARS.
MARTIN COUPA Guitar NJ snuiac,urers. ss5 Broadway
w up STAIR have Constantly on hand large assortment Of
Nj c. would call the srisnon Of Solo players to their
TERI Guan, made after the mode! of Cuban, which in
bncS and purity Of ,ons are superior and very easy to The
stand any change OF climate and viii be exchanged at any
Sold. wholesale and retail. -
ali I'm Gods S'' -''''A' o. ''' ''- ~
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} T. J. h Vi EEaaElrr.
a XARMIfM -

Havy witnessed the trial alluded in the foregoing
men am certain that Robcrtsou Rics Chest wou
have escaped Aimed from any house burning person
ally witnessed, even IN the most exposed situation.
= ~ A-S. MARVIN, Sole Agent,
SIS im*r No. I385< Water ST. NJ ".
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TERRAPlN LUNCH, r
.HI UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM

" OF good cts. lovers Of good fare. have been io
some weeks past suffering severe dis,pponf men, no,n ~
cleaing Of the far-famed Terrapin Lunch-' The huu
fstr now, however, over and again may hey iced
ermemory han his hst' up &c the Terpn also the pro-
carr Sow them smack your lips ys in the
Thrie Soup line the mantle Of Sandy has fallen
Nrin yaag.ntesa tho resgn gss lcot into The old
prse and taste OF the genuine half the old prices viii
ii4his the palate Of the vcrisst snchorite. f s .t
Turtle served up this day. and every day during
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Z UNE PRICE CASH STORE.

Chatham strest where will be mn! cloth,ns the
s. 20 SIS; satnett from 10 s.; dJuble and single
btasted vest from 81 80 TO 81 So The west oil Chatham
H1rNo0A fn.n .aae1a ll --l
ga msr HENRY COtsSWELL.
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All goods shipped are repaired be particularly marked,
and are a. the rlsE Of the ownsn thereof. OIL
ID sale by pERSSE BROOKS,
oi2r II Liberty street
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT. -..
ITO MERCHANTS AND BANkERs-It should be i'm
pressed the minds Of merchant and banker that
his whole fortune depend his preserving his books and
papers in case OF fire. This general dsstruc ion Of book safes
IN the great Gre in led to the invention Of the celebrated
safe which has repeatedly been proved be fire
BEEN thar they damp and will mould the books papers
kept IN hem this is obviafed the Safe Known Robert
son x Richs improved Salamapder-which
be dry well fire proof Annexed is the certificate Of
the committee on the trial of this safes $500
New York, Aug. 3oh, Is42
We, the undermined attended By request ra sy IRE Of
Hch Salamander Safe and SCOTS Patent Asbes
for the purpose the foot Of Wall srreet 26h
The principal object the fire proof qualities of o
beson Reh Safe. The safes placed furnace and
the rs lighted at quarter to ia NJ and continued till M.
In opening the furnace that time SCOTS SAFE with is
tents found 70 be completely destroyed bat Robertson
kchs Safe TO be IN peset the the lower
Of and safe discovered to have melted @
the safe the Ere entirely the bottomws
thereby exposing the inner the fire. Of the papers
consequently burned the scorched
The heat intense the wrought iron Frame the
iron wheels of the SAFE and the bricks of the furnace
Melted yet the greater part Of the mahogany remains
sound and uljusd During the I've hos the fire burn
ing and Of wood and ninstySix bushels Of
The Of the papers In such an intense heat
for i've Is consultative evidence that this safe would be
proof against fire In the burning Of any
Judging from the t Of this mentw think Roberson
Hlch sale equal Tor the
Of books and from fire. and enedto the confidence Of
the community. 80. - :. B
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EAOIOIJIV
JOSEPH, Maiden lane. up stairs, importing sgen ,fof
o. the sale OF English German French double aud single
snel FowlnF and Duckng Guns from the lowest the 6n
tqualnes Fstols Of description for this and other
markets, embracing hundred different kinds all which
he prepared % oer at tho manuacturezt prices being
appointed for the largest houses that line Europe
which enables hun to sell AZ extrsmsy low prices.
large assorted stock of the above always hand.
City and country mcrchanu particularly requested
call, previous to making their purchases. y27 smsK
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AAsssr saon HAvANA.-The last sailinR schoo-
ner Axis, Capt. Wendell, arrived this mor,ino at
nal past tnree O'Clock, from Havana via Delaware
breakwafer, having sailed on the I2h inst We are
indebted to Captain Wendell for the early recejot
oil letters and papers 10 the evening OF the 18th from
our correspondent, and for shipping intelipenc.
which we annex. In the papers we find poh;no If
Importance
The Axis arrived at the Delaware BresLu,,., ~
her return, In n days after leaving this port Sbs
experienced severe gale on the 18th inst wha~
in Ion. 81 lat. 30-shifted her deck load and was
otherwise injured. Among her passengers "a one Of
the crhw Of the Brig CycoPs, named James Alex.
ander, who is sent home charged with mutiny.
Messrs Mariateguie of Havana had sent to vessels
in search of the wreck Of the ship Emperor hereto.
fore reported as lost on the Dag Keys.
Fears were entertained at Havana for the safety
Of the, ship Tactus, of Boston, whose arrival had
been long expected.
.LIsr OF AMERICAN VESSELS Nv PoRr
Ship. BuT%sh Ford for freight or Oh Condor Mayo
Jordan, do Cn;ioval Colon Smith. days; Hs.
O. 5.e NsS Ss Tor and ss Moro Castle Fsch
w c:,d:a. Norma Barton
Zss merrill. ssp!
d:s Sa0 FOR Eir
Tor for. Bremen; MsdoIa LSnt dg CeylOn Trott Emilio
~ css.y s,:
a. Ss.ss ss.s
s sop1 GoshscS Ross dq Cycops Ham
sa sI Se:on ss PIN se. !. .s
l:r ID: 3;
Hssponts Flei: sa g. siysnnh Kc.cusLe sou
Seminole nas Tsss,r
VI" sso 70, .S to ed
daysbefOre brig ssmOs Rec Boston DO d. 'A
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District Court OF the United states.


MARCH 24.-Several petitions passed to the usual
decree. Objections were offered 10 those Of Sam'l
Ftzgrandolph, George Livermore, and Henry
Southwick.
John W. Sronns;-The petitioner was permittcdto
John F;shbtaii, alfred ~, Jyudeu, and Dauid 4
Comstock The objections having been withdrawn,
these cases passed to decree.
were argued by MIR. J. N. Reynolds for petitioner,
and Mr.. Colt for opposing creditor.
John Go. Smith-Mr. Sherman stated that he
had entered objections in this case, and it was set
down for argument yesterday. He understood
from the Clerk that il could not possibly be reach
ed, so that he did nat ottend. The case, however,
was called, and Mr.. Raymond made motion for
decree, which was granted. He now asked for
ed that gentlemen must watch their cases. This
had gone to the general assignee, and it was ques.
tionable as TO how it could be get back. The mv-
ton, however, would be considered
George w. Sno,c "A Vife's Pyopertv.-Mr
Wardell, the general assignee, stated that in the
schedule Of this petitioner he says call my interest
in note Of $500, given by James Van Wyck, of
which had been left her by her mother, which
said note my wife now holds" Mr.. w. moved
that order be Issued by the court requiring that
this note be delivered to him, as assignee. The
motion was opposed by Mr.. p. Clark, on behalf of
the wife. He said this case was synonymous with
that of Kasson Some property had been left by Mrs.
Anna Van Wyck, OF Datchess county, (NIrs.
snow mOther) 10 her children and her son James
Van Wyck appointed executor. The property had
been sold by the executor, and the amount Of the
noe fell to Mrs Shows share. She was at Fish
kill in the Spring Of 1910, when her brother gave
her the note; she had it drawn in favor Of George
w. Snow, or bearer; the latter with view Of being
able TO retain il in her hands, and when neces.
sary pass off. Mr.. Snow (who Of the firm of
Snow, Rundlet Snow) had never received pos
session Of said note, and the wife had retained il,
thinking, should calamity overtake them, il would
be some little towards the maintenance of her.elf
and children.
BY the rules Of equity laid down by this court the
husband himself, not having right to come in and
demand il Of her, the general assignee could not
The court remarked, that the petitioner was de-
sirous fully Of complying with the requirements Of
the court, but himself (Mr CO and the assignee
were DESTROYS Of presenting this subject to the
court.
Mr.. Wardell said he did not raise the question AZ
to the right OF the wife. He simply asked an order
citing that this note be handed over, so as to
govern other cases. What right the wife had to it
in equity could afterwards be shown
The court observed, that in cases where property
belonged 10 the wife, previous to her marriage she
SHOULD be protected in it In relation to the present
note, there aques,ion to how far the husband
had become interested IN it.
The subject for the present lays over.
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JAMES @. REYNOLDS,
l44 Christie st, corner Delaney st.

90 WONDER ON WONDER-T will testify, on
OATH for 10 years endured constant source Of
guish until life had become burden, by Piles, which
protruded big large apple, formed Of number Of
tuberclee dischargng at time pint OF bloody eorrup
on whilo my weakness and pains inolerabe, and
my whole system Frustrated by cosveness For the last
years tubercles destroyed my activity sndthe
day my torture was ssch would have given any sum
for Doctors in Savannah New York, and Albany,
exered their Skill besides used every remedy extent
and underwent operations, but all 10 purpose, which
cost me at least hat full Of silver dollar.
In Gsds mercy got some OF Dalleys Pain Extractor
Salve, to be found II Maiden Lane, New York. the in
slant touched me its soothing effects seemedt to pene
trae and ramify my whole body. continued to apply
it, and entire sound man, enjoy ing regularity
in my bowels unknown 10 for years prev Gus. This
invaluable article must be found in every house.
WILLIAM MCBRIDE,
Maiden Lane, Albany.