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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

INDIAN Wharf.-The Indians, down East, are fight
ing as furlously as any portion of the civilized
world. The Passamaquoddy indians beyond East
port, Maine. alarmed at the result of the Treaty,
have divided into two bodies One takes sides with
the English, and the other with the Americans, and
they have had two or three bloody fights in conse.
quence. Result, two or three killed, and several
wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

DEATH.-The celebrated Able Moni died on the
Sd inst. at Mobile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16
City Intelligence.


The LAw.-Passing through the vestbule of the City
Hall yesterday perceived the following notice posted
on the door of the Vice Chancellor's room -
Articles OF association to promote the interests and ad
vance the dignity OF the Bar placed in the Library Of
the Law Institute for general signature"
We advise OF Session lawyers who practice in
the City Hall Courts, put their down without de-
lay Those who do practice there too gone
be saved by saltpetre.
THAT TE,.--The owner of three whole chests of tea
marked "Lintin Co. Young Hyson, Honqua, No 81"
And Morrison, Young Hyson Monshong No. 5b.v-Wil
find them at the Lower Police application officer Ste
phens They taken from David Lofin, who is now
in prison on suspicion ofstealing them.
An UNKNOWN MAN dressed in the clothing of United
States soldier found dead at Of slips yesterday
morning The coroner held inquest and buried the
body.
MoRE CouNrEnrEIrs--A man named John Hopper alias
Carrot Garreson, committed yesterday for attempt
ing TO pass $40 counterfeit note the Hudson River
Bank, and also $40 He first offered the $40 to Mrs.
wilson, grocer, OF 1906 Greenwich street, in for
pound of tea and when informed that it counterfeit
he then profered the $40. Mrs. Wilson, with the aid of
James Hunter then arrested him. when twentyseven $40
counterfeit notes the bank found in his peck.
cts and also 50 counterfeit of the Seventh Ward Bank
The $40 notes all of letter A. and well executed.
Hopper was committed.
Look Our.-Counterfeit SIS on the Chemung Canal
Bank, Elmra, N. Y. letter d., payable to A. Bent, II.
Maswe Cashier, J. @. McJave President, poorly exc.
cuted are in circulation
OrIs ALLEN AcAIN-An attempt was again made yester
day before the Recorder to bail this notorious dealer
counterfeit money, but it being unsuccessful the matter
was postponed until the 18th inst.
B.rLED our-James Merritt the counterfeiter and son
of Josiah who has soped on ball. understand was
baled out yesterday by Recorder Tallmadge
ANoruER.-Thomas Calm, who recently imprson-
ed for stealing $500 worth of Jewery from ship in New
Orleans of which he mate, also admitted bail
yesterday. The property belonged to Baldwin s. Co.
GAMBLERS ARREsrys.-Christophsr THEIRS Joseph
slman and Charles Ms'zpger yesterday arrested
cards in the porter house of Theirs Clinton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

BREACH IN THE CANAL.-Another breach has oc
CURED in the Erie Canal near Lyons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

The WEArHER.-For a wonder, we had fine
day yesterday, up to shutdown but the probability
is, that we shall have an additional number of
showers today to make up for this favor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

90 THE IMMENSE SALE THAT KOLMsT
Vermfuge has, is sure test of its value and the es
ton in which il is held by families. Itwsuld be quiz
expensive to publish the volumes of certificates that
been given for this article and the Of it are red
ed to spread the name to all persons whom they think
be benefited by it.
Speak of it in all families, and you will do your DID
your fellow Creatures and feel assured of the appro
OF all good men, and will receive your reward in
ven.
We call on all good citizens to make known the |
Of this wonderful remedy.
Remember and ask for Kolmstock's vermiftIge III
Fahnestocks is supposed to be the same article tn
that has become known to you through the advertis
should be used, in justice to the proprietor To be
III Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

THE EXTRA SEssIoN.-The Legislature will con-
vene at the Capitol in this city tomorrow. We are
requested TO state that the hour of meeting of the
House will be ii A. M. Besides the select commit.
tee, several members of the house are already in
town-the Speaker, Mr.. Hoffman, Mr.. Humphrey,
Mr.: Murray, nc. The committee, we understand,
will be prepared to report at the opening of the ses
slon Rumor says that Gov. Seward will appear by
message, with an urgent recommendation that the
Legislature depart from the sound and high position
sea of expenditure and borrowing. Reckless as the
wing administration was and DESTROYS as its friends
may be to gather party capital for the approaching
campaign by appeals to supposed local interests, we
nevertheless cannot but believe it mere rumor.-AL
bang Argus, dug IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

Locofoco Senator will be sent from North Ca
rolina, instead of Wing. The rest will remain as
they were.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

STEAM SHIP BRITANNIA-On the 4th instant this
steamer left Liverpool for Boston. She has conse-
quently been at sea twelve days this noon To-mor-
row or next day she will probably arrive with six
teen days later intelligence from Europe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

NrBLo's evening the gardens were again
iall-and the new pantomime was received with
louder applause than ever. The market scene is
particularly animated, and the incidents in 1t highly
comic-there is one by which dentist might profit.
Mazulme i. repeated to night, with the tight rope,
and characteristic dance by Miss Wells. To-
morrow evening Mrs Fitzwam and Mr.. Buck
stone make their appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

BRooKLyN.-A rare bill of attractions is held out
tonight for the benefit of Mr.. Manning at National
Hall, Brooklyn. Ancient Statuary, Learned Dogs
Pantomime, Comic Songs, and all SORTS of enter
u,enfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

QUEER REASON FOR TRAVELLING ON SUNDAY
The montreal Gazette" of Saturday last, says
The Governor General, Lady Bagot, and the Misses
Bagot, together with the members of his Excellen-
cyssrah, leave town tomorrow morning for Kings
,on His Excellency, we believe, would have COM
menced his journey day earlier, or later, but that
his doing so would have interfered with the due
transmission of the mails and passengers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

Naval News FROM CHNA.--We have received
the following intelligence from passenger on board
the ship Lucona, dated off Sandy Hook August
18th. We give it as we recevediit.
Mr.. BENNETT
SIR
send you a list of the officers of the United
States frigate Constellation AT the time of nv leav
ing her for the United States. The Constellation
and sloop Boston arrived at Macao on the 22d of
March from Singapore left her on the 3lst of the
same month. The Boston was under sailing orders
for Manila, and was waiting for wind, and it was
reported that the Constellation would proceed to
Whampoa about the middle of April.
Lieutenant Harris, Purser Norris, land Midshipman
Wilkinson, of the Boston, have permission to return
to the United States, and are only waiting an OPP
portuny TO do so.
On the 3ls OF March the American ships Panama
and Robert Fulton arrived in Macao Roads, the for
mer l40 days from the United States and the latter
30 days from Cailao.
The English still trading at Canton, while
Wallmg tor reiniorcements 10 commence Operations
al the north They hid when we left ships of Y
gus, OF ~, OF 26, OF Is l of TO- of 10. and
b steam trgates on the coast of China
Inc aooVe,slr,l Is all the news have to giveyou it
news - II sand u you will publish the list on the
next page you VIII crafty the officers Of the Con-
stellauon as well as their friends in the United
States. '''0O
List OF officers attached to the United States fri.
gate Constellation on the 3lsi March 1870
Lawrence Kearney Esq. Commander in chief. uenrv
Pnckney lst Lieutenant Theodoras Bailey ID do nj
lay IL itholes 81 90 LEVIN Handy 9Th do:
Parker, flag Lieutenant stephen Rapsye feet surgeon.
Nathaniel Wilson, purscr; NJ b. Collins acting master
NJ. b Vandericveri, commodore's secretary; j. w r.
GreCahSw, assistant surgeon; Reed Werden passed mid
shpman; John Matthews Jr. mi ishipmsn; John c. Beau
mont doi .. L. Henderson,, do; James Wcoxson, acting
dos James wiley, do do; Robert Morris McAran do DO
VIM. Granville Temple, do do Charles Waddell, DO do
Carrot v Denniston, do dos Earle $ English do do; Ho
c. Blake DO do; John Wscott do do; Francis Gregg
ry 10 do A. g. Pendleon professor of mathematics; Bat
Ter injury commodores clerk Thomas Tyler boatswain
Daniel James, gunner; David MARBLE carpenter; job
Hecklo ma g.
we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

The ELEcTIoNs.-We have nothing definite yet
from Indiana, but shall doubtless have tomorrow.
The result is important, as the election of U. S..
Senator depends on it. The other five states also
have U. S. Senator to elect this fall. They have
gone thus 81
Vino. Loco.
Kentucky. Alabama.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

90 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
our well known and well beloved catere11f public
Parses, Of 24l Broadway, in conjunction with his
ner still continues the manufacture of his celebrated
tic stocks suspenders and ready made linen-of fash
BILE scarfs, cravats, gloves and hosiery.
He eau the richest the fairest the neatest bestow,
With linen whose whiteness may rival with snow
Made up into shirts, by the hands of the fair,
Well fashioned, and finished with neatness and car
Therefore 10 advise all strangers Jour citizens
the establishment too well to require any prompti
our hands, to call on Parsells & Agate, 24l Broad
and make their selections.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

IMPORTANT FROM BRAzIL-We have received by
the Louisiana the Jerno do Commerce., to the 2sth
OF June, inclusive. There appears to have been
great rejooings in Rio de Janers, in consequence
of the pacficatlon of the rebelous province of San
Paulo. 1t was expected that peace would soon be
restored throughout the Empire, and all quietly dis
posed persons were, of course, much delighted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16
HIGHLY Important,

90 GREAT LITERARY AND NEWS DEPOT
The office of the Yankee Nation, New York Mechsl
and Uncle Sam, Is removed to No. Ann street, VIII
will be found the most important newspapers OF the
daily and weekly, of all Sizes from the mammoth sh
full ofthe fat things, down to the spicy little sheets OF
cash press.
News Agents in different towns and cities can have
their orders attended to the same as if they were
themselves, by making arrangement with the subs
Der for small allowance weekly for his trouble. D
street has become famous for its literary and n
Journals as the Piccadilly or Strand London. Orr
should be addressed to J. A. FUTILE
News Agent, No. 4 Ann street NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

Correspondence Of the Herald
NASSAU HALL, PRINCETON, Aug. IL, 1872
Il Merry Pic Mic Party at Princeton The Beaur
and Bellies there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
aahingfan.

Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. IL.
Wing Caucus-The Tnr,G
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-16

90 CONSUMPTION CURABLE-A small ,
with this title has appeared in Philadelphia from tn,
OF avery distinguished practitioner of medicine in
city, whose success in lung disease has been remark
HIS remedies so much used in Philadelphia and the
may now be had at the Drug store of DR.. Minor No
Broadway, corner of John street.
DR.. Roses PROPHYLACTIC SYRUP for restoring
Lungs (; and, also, his Cough Syrup without opium
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
YORK, FREDAy MORNING. SEPTEMBER 9, 1882.

sheuld &c suppressed Eee # the veil be of bronze.
they cannot raise it, aud can only Pronauisate
dangerous soPhsns useless conjecturer-
This assertion, however, has become ridiculous
since the success of Newton, who, in raising q
corner os the veil, has proved that more ex-
tended investigation might raise it entirely, and
tha, il is not of bronze, inasmuch as he. Newton,
tore asunder portion of it.
Whenever branch of studies is neglected by
the positive sciences we see some scientific char
latanism take its place. Before chemistry. we
had Alchemists; before mathematical astronomy,
Astrologe.sj before na,ura. philosophy, magi-
clans, Sc. Thus the human mind is condemned
to fall into error, whenever it departs from the
sositive sciences; and thus it is that Society has
been falsely directed from its commencement by
divers classes of Sophists, #hc pretend that no
happier Social Destiny than civilization is in re.
serve for man. Instead of conscientious studies
on the difficult problem of Social Harmony, they
find it easier aud more lucrative TO put forth their
own crude end arbitrary systems.
If an error be entertained for three years by an
thirty BY family, three hundred by a
society, it may in proportion be continued for three
thousand years by the human race; particularly
when propagated by tho learned, who coincide in
the superficial prejudice, which supposes God
created the Passions without having first composed
n code to regulate their Social Action.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
A S soCIA TIoN.

Or, Principles Of Trae Organization OF Society.
u TIE Editorihip Of this co,saa i, d,tinc. from that Of
TIE Tribrne Aadre:i lettrr po;tpaid TO a BRISBANE
Residence, 76 Leonard .trc,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

p Gowans, ao4 Broadway, has published No
! Of a Catalogue of rare old English and Ameri
can books.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

sJ The Catholic Expositor for September
naintain. it. high character, and contains an in
scresting sketch of Visit to Prussia; a Life Of
Vol,aire, Political, Literary and Moral; and a
gsca, variety of ether articles, Literary and Rei-
sious.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta.
IN BL1sHMENT, STATEN ISLAND, oaicefor the
reception md delivery Of goods, No % ate 4 Joan 81
co,Ss CassimeTes Silks satins, Silk Velvet and Plush
Ribbons Canton and Italian Grape, Silk and Cotton
gloves and Hose Ladies and Gcnteucus Garments, BIO
reen, Damask and Satin Curtains, Linens and Cottons
Cleanse and Re-fnish Merino, Thioet and Cashmere
Sbaws Piano ard Table Covers, Carpets oi all kinds,
Drugget Floor Cloths and Hearth Rings, Chntz Curtains
&c &c.
ESrrl- :
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

DEW in Ascension Church for sale
Pew No. Is on the ground floor, in the body OF the
Church. Apply al No. 72 Sontsreet iel'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

NEw. YORK, August 25, ls42
Genenen.-A tale OF misery and woe is mine to tell and
as memory the task brings back scenes that
have past shudder AT picture and amss wonder If
is so. For months stretched upon bed OF suffering and
Distress racked by the most excruciang PAIN dumb VIM
agonythe only that from lips the voice oil
grcanins and my only hope despair Often and often while
others Slept in the still hours ofnght have turned my
fare fo the wall and wished 10 die
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

iFEyHE REV. J. f. MESSENGERS.
CLASSICAL SCHOOL &C 6Butler-street, Broooklyn
In compliance with the repeated slieiiaons OF Of
oened Monday prx 18th epsmhcrb for the Instruction
o Juniors. Terms kc. made known on appleagoa. So wv
FE4HE Rev. DR.. E. d. Barry and MIR. Ru-
Z FUs LoCKwOOD'S Collegiate School, No Al
Broadway, near Canal street. win open on Monday, me
ale care of Dr. Barry The English Department under
the supervision of Mr. Lockwood, assisted By - -,
teacher of mathematics. Mr. A. Pesaux professor OF
the French language will have charge of The French de-
prment Those parents deous OF Plae n their sons IN
thoroughly and radically taught, esre ,uly invited TO
call at the book OF Mr. Roe Lockwood al broadTay
al the rooms over the sore ~ Howard street at which
places cards containing terms OF admissions &c be OBJ
tained ,Ir Lockwood would receive few BOYS into his
family board The strccst regard will be PAID 10 the
comfort and to their moral and literary Improvement
I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

FURNITURE TO HIRE--Or For
4 saie-A number of articles ofnew Cabinet Furniture
can be had 400 Washington street. The person renpg
can purchase at any time and have the aount he has paid
deducted 9 aubo
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

DOaRDfNG.-Th house AZ Warren
street, formerly occupied by the family OF Gen se
Gus has been neatly fitted up, and open for the
c.nlion of boarders Stt sep5 I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

E,yOR SALE-A Cab and Horse. In
n auire ot J. BUSH corner Horatio and Fonrth-sts
an24 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

DOARD in East Broadway {10l) with
fine front or back rooms second foor may be had
y Iunily or few single gentlemen oi GOOD morals.
lse and location unusually pleasant and desirable FRI
vatc family Terms very favorable. - wv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

SERVANTS for cooking, ahamberw ork,
nursing honsework ac be had this day at 45s
Frosdray No chargeno hurabug, but opposition ts i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

DOARD, HOTEL-Brown's Mansion
sSou,e So Duane street. near Broadway and the farh.
rk-Tbis spendid hotel nd boarding. house, late
Manhattan has now the bar entirely refnosst she rre
.pcesble and dissoute gldy excluded all order and pfo
Iome and reduction unparalleled IN chnrges-o wit to
g f 80 - .sEsfstst i.t p aui0 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

aOHN McCABE, & CO.'S Intelligence
y Office SO Nassau-st REFERENcEs-Bon. NJ. II. Grin.
veil II. Brevort. ESQ. w. Irving. Prof Renwick as ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

DO aON WANTED on Bond and
ID C.UOU Mortgage at per cen,. fer term OF
wears on siery brick and lot situated in the BOW
.iS,a. s,ras, % 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
M ANTED a smart active boy from -

M BNTED.-A partner in legitimate
wv commercial business, with cash capital OF from II
$500. To such good oppsrtuniS is ohefca Aa-
m, hs lad SAT-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

EDOARDfNG.-Very Z desirable Rooms,
lust vacated. with good board in private family,
can be obtained on reasonable terms by applying at No W
:iidson.street near 81. Johns Park. ff. Jyl8 u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

JQn AMERICAN FLAGS for. sale
wv or hire by GhuNT Il DERR1CKSoN. y. l59
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

AEONEY TO LOAN.--Cash will be ad-
vancedby the advertiser almost every article OF
cod personal property of staple nature Apply 10
No IL Cedar.s;reet ct front ee, third story between the
hours of 10 and o'clock. 50 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

Eclsreffce IS al>o made @ any laI tDe Ro,ters
20 NJ Jarne, Brown of the house OF bforn,
,n = with tie above particulars, In "nSse
nriy i .iis ,r.ed ritcInas Turner was fora number
OF years
The proprietors also submit 10 the pn NC l'e '@'l'~m
.a-is.,,. f,, highly respectable source # 4 cure
made by using their paraon Of sarsaparilla whch can
no, but av. the effect placing beyond all doubt ihe ura-
w peyers OF Ibis medicine;
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

ss,.,t ,; ,,-P sa:
bs wife in good neigborhood. with or without board
n NitIresS TX. Il. Prbpian office. HSt~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

To,g LESLIE: or Early Times il the Massachusetts, By
the Asthor Of "1he Linwoods," Poor Rich Man,
aEive and Let Live, &c vols Harper Brother.
We rejoice at the new proof Of Miss Sedgwick's
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

The following cure remarkable, eItraordi
nary srtpass bele has, in CIDER TO place its
truth beyond the reach OF suspcsn OF donb been sworn
to- this 26 day OF August 1912 before MS Honor Robert H.
Norris Mayor ofthe city OF New York
, 1842-03-05
T

THE Democrats of Pike County
are requested to meet in their respect
i've townships, on Saturday the 10Th
inst. for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to a general convention of all
the townships, to choose candidates
for the different offices in the
county at the Election in August
next. 1t is proposed that each town.
ship send one delegate for every fifty
voters, or less, to meet at Bowling
Green on the Goth inst. 1t is earnestly
desired that each township will be
fully represented in the Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
, 1842-03-05

abolished, and what retrenchment of public
expenditure can be made without public det-
riment in the respective branches of the pub
lie service under their charge.
Mr.. Clay suggested the 92d Feb. for the
consideration of his resolutions. Washing
tons birth day could certainly have been
better spent by Senators, than in the dis
~.cussion of such resolutions.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The SPEAKER then presented several Exc
cutlve reports, which were appropriately re-
ferrsd. and ordered TO be printed.
Several bills from the Senate were next
taken up and amendments concurred in.
The bill to (which Mr.. Underwood had
previously referred, to suspend for a limited
m the provision in the charters of the
banks Of the District of Columbia which pro-
hibits the reissue of the notes of non-specie
paying banks after the LIST of March next,
came up on its third reading.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD again enforced it's pas
edScs duu TIC SdNu Nlleu TIE CildIleGS were
granted, i: was supposed that the banks of
Virginia and Maryland would resume specie
payments by the first of March; but now no
such expectation existed: and without an al
~teration of the charter, the effect of its ope-
ration would be to compel the banks to COL
lect their claims, now amounting to two mil
lions Of dollars, in specie, while they were
willing to take the amount in Maryland or
Virginia paper if Congress would give them
the power to reissue it to such persons as
were willing to take it. He concluded by
moving the previous question.
M. CLIFFonn moved 10 lay the bill on the
table. and
Mr.. MrKEog called for the yeas and nays
thereon, which rcsaitsd as foIivw5-ayes 70,
nays 1907.
The question then REQUIRED on s~eCondlng
the demand for the previous question, Which
was sustained by the House; and the main
question on the passage of the bill was taken
by ayes and nays, and was as fo!lows-ayes
81, nays 70.
So the bill was passed.
, 1842-03-05
A Sheet of Paper.

What can be more commonplace than a
sheet of writing paper? And yet, when we
trace it through all its wanderings, every
ramifcation becomes deeply interesting
First comes the flax or cotton, planted, tend
ed, and sold to the specializing merchant;
then its admittance to the factory, where it
is wove into vestment for the prince, or may
hap the beggar. Then its sale again and
transport across the sea. and upon arriva! at
its destination, it is bought once more, and
the widow plies her needle at midnight in
forming 1t into a garment for one who will
wear it, tear it, and at last carry it piece by
piece away. The ragmonger sells it to the
paper manufacturer, it is torn into a thousand
shreds, made into a pulp, pressed out, dried,
clipped, sold to the stationer, and at last u.s.
ed as parchment by the very man who once
perhaps, wore it on his back.