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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-31

LEAF FROM THE "ANNALs OF THE PooR."-
That precocous juvenile who uttered the expressive
exhortation--" him Bill,-he's got no friends"
had perfect knowledge of human nature. He was
decidedly philosopher, and had studied 'the race"
with no small success. He fully appreciated the
maxim which regulates the conduct OF 80 many OF
the bipeds who happen to be clothed with little
brief authority"
We dare say there are many, who know so little
of human nature, and are so ignorant OF the moral
physiology of the human heart, as would not credit
the statement that in this very christian city, and
amongst the officers OF charitable institution,
there is an individual, who gave the other day,
demonstration OF heartlessness and brutality, which
cast the philosophc school boy, to whom we just
now alluded, completely into the shade. Well, be-
lieversin the dignity of our nature and the tender
merces OF official dispensers of aims. we pity you,
but ask you to listen to the following recital:-
The other day, young female, modesty clad,
but pad and emaciated, and bearing in her arms
infant which was to be released from all its
sue,ings presented herself as an applicant for aims
at public charitable institution.
"What do you want-why do you come hereP
asked in harsh growing voice, smooth faced,
well fed man, who sat at desk in the Office.
"Sir, have no home," replied the poor creature
thus gruf1y addressed" am starving" she added
in husky voice, as she staggered from exhaustion
against the railing in front of the desk.
81 DON'T believe her. said the smooth-faced well
fed gentleman to another who sat beside him
:" she's too clean and tidy;" and then with repul-
sive grin, intended for smile, he turned to the
poor girl, and asked, "Where is your husband?''
81 do Aotknow, sir,'' said she, and after pause,
whilst the tears flowed fast, and she grasped the
railing for support, she added" he has left me''
There was no mlstaking those accents; they were
the truthful offspring of broken and bleeding heart
But the giver of aims was too much of philosopher
to be moved. The grin became more hideOus than
before, and looking the wretched woman hard
in the face, he said
"Well, well, l suppose your husband has gone
after some other woman and you had better 90 after
some other man."
The palid andlwasted cheek of the poor creature
thus inhumanly insulted, was now crimsoned over,
and pressing her dying child TO her breast In fran
tic embrace, she rushed from that demonac pre-
sence, doubtless soon after to find refuge in that
land where the wicked cease from troubling, and
the weary are at rest"
Reader this is no fancy sketch-it is the unvar-
nshed narrative of a scene which actually occurred
in this city within the last week. We have the
name of the witness--one OF our most respectable
citzens-and we know that of the brutal author of
this wanton insult. The matter shall not rest here
"a storm of public Indignation shall yet be arou-
sed, which shall cover the inhuman assalIant OF
poverty and woman's heart, with perpetual in
fanny.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
o. No papers received this morning.

-
10 CARD-The Herald of Saturday contains a re.
poit Oh a,ral Paul Grout John Brady" purporting
Sh place before Justice sheys the 18th and
,o.h wnos court, on Wednesday, July 26th, in which
The Jury are stated to have rendered verdict for the
The case is SO reported 10 convey the idea that the
matter was contested and repetition Of the former
trial, in which the jury did not agree " '-' '''''
Such is not the fact The proceedings on "Wednesday
entirely parte, snd the defendant contsnds
without legal authority Mr.. Brady acting under the ad
vice of his counsel did not appear having se az
vised Justice shsys that for any further proceedns in
the matter he and all parties concerned would be held
liable as trespassers ltremains to be whether Mr.
Paul Grout will demand, or the justice issue any execu
ton upon the verdict, or whether the formay Of a pre-
tended trial before josce whose Jurisdiction OF the
purpose of publishing the verdict thus obtained
When Mr. Grout thinks proper, if ever to issue his
ecuton he may find there are such things as personal
rghts-that general of grain cannot in.
wade or violate with IMMUNITY.
90 QUARANTINE LIGHTERs.-We the under.
signed passengers OF the Andrew Scott take this
dum OF expressing most heartfelt thanks to Captain
Pardee Of schooner Sarah Matilda his particularly
Kind behaviour to us the passage up from Staten
Island at late hour of the night having been becalmed
for considerable time We feel great pleasure thus es
Trying our gratitude for the courteous he treated
u.s. having given the ladies his cabin and Afforded
every facility which lay in his power for which,
derstand he is proverbally known to do on all similar
THos PuRsGLovE, BRIDGET ALMARo.
JAS COMMINs. ADAM SAMPSON. Jr.
Signed in behalf of hundred and sixty eight pas
seDgers
July 10th, ls4a
90 CARDIFF is GENERA. AMONG THE
advertisers OF "Proprietory patent Medicines" to
beg Of the dear public" try their medicines whether
sick not crying out their graefuness past iavors
sc. &c. This may all sound very musical to some out
ard to the medicines from 81 Courandt street wewil
now speak.
They have been in long number of years, and in
variably give satisfaction. Now, we wish to be under.
stood that ask favors, giving always full equivs
lent for what receive, and If do not do this will
pay back what receive. And all who prejudi
eed not to believe facts placed before their eyes, may
suffer they deserve does not trouble So peo
pie buying medicines wish to understand not
doing us any greater favor than themselves
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FoRsisN NEws.-The steamship Acadia, Capt
Ryrie, from Liverpool for Boston, has been at sea
twelve days, and will probably arrive to morrow in
season TO enable us to publish the news in our rsgu-
lar EDITION Wednesday morning. We are in hopes
OF receiying budget Of letters from Mr. Bennettby
the Acadia, Of great interest.
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FOR EuRoPE.-The steamship Caledonia, Capt
Lott, leaves Boston for Liverpool on Tuesday, at
O'Clock. Her letter bags close at the Exchange and
harnden's al halt past four this afternoon. We
shall issue our second edition. containing the most
Important news up TO the last moment. in season 10
mail for Europe.
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City Intelligence.


JAMES g BErNErT Esa
have been informed that Mr.. Charles A. Allen of dig
Walker street. New York, has been reported in your pa
per, as having been arrested accomplce with Bar.
nardus g. Leonhard who the 26th instant arrest
ed for having his possession and passing number Of
counterfeit pieces of the denomination Of Mexic quarter
dollars. In justice Mr. Allen deem my duty (hav
ing acted in the capacity OF Justice of the peace Of this
county on the examination of Leonhard) to state that
there not the slightest evidence which found the
least suspicion that Mr. Allen is accomplice of
lie nhard, that he knew that Leonhard was
engaged in making, or passing the spurious coin. Mr.
Allen detained solely with view to procure his
tmony against the prisoner, and was entering into re-
cognizance to appear and testify Immediately discharged
Yours, respectfully, PETER V. REMSEN.
Wlamsburgh, July 80, ls4s.
COMMON CouNcIL.-The Board of Aldermen meet this
afternoon at FIVE O'clock for the transaction of business
The Street Cleaning Ordinance reported at the last
meeting Of the Board and ordered to be printed will be
the principal feature OF the evenings deliberations
STEALING SILVER sPooNs.-A fellow named James John.
son. was yesterday arrested by officer Collins, suspi
cion Of having stolen watch, and searching him
number slver table, and desert spoons found
on him. During the afternoon Mr. MITCHELL ofNo TIC
adway called at the Police Office and entered the
record book description of some silver ware which had
been stolen from his house the morning. during
absence ofthe family at their religious duties offering
reward of $40 for the arrest and recovery The articles
taken from johnson were shown to him, and recognised
and he at paid to officers Collins and Nealis, FIVE
dollars each. The thief fully committed on this
charge, as well as that of stealing the watch.
CLEARING FIVE PorNTs On Saturday evening.
the demon Of the Five Points revealing in the full
tide of devry and debauchery when the officers the
ward aided by posse ofwatchmen burst upon the thea
ire OF his internal orgies and captured sixteen
mps of the ORDER feminine and two of the order
line and lodged them in the stronghold of the Tombs
after struggle of some minutes, during which nails
teeth, fists clubs and mssels of oderferous nature
employ ed to resist the constituted authorities and
eject them from the Court of the Intervals After night
of yelling and unhallowed sounds they ranged
before the bench Of the presiding magistrate, Justice
Matse who sentenced them to the Penentary there
spend the ensuing four months in learning obey the
erner commands of Public Justice, and in their future
walk IN life to conform strictly to the duties of good
citizens and honest people.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York. Monday, July 81, Is43

90 Alleuers on business with this Office, and
communications intended for insertion, must be
addressed as heretofore 10 JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
EDITOR and proprietor OF the New York Herald
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NEW YoRK, July eth, ls43.
DEAR Sir

90 UNDER A SENSE OF DUTY AND GRAFT
tude to you for the benefits have received from the
of your Compound Extract Of Hoarhound Candy, l
knowledge the following for your good in relev
ing the suerngs OF and restoring them to health
by the successflsae of your excellent Candy.
ted cold about the first of May last and to add to
this was taken with most violent attack of Influenza,
which combined was distressing in the extreme; and the
more dangerous have been sicky and in consump
tive way for several have been for long time
affected with disease of the lungs chest &s The attack
of the cold had of under these circumstances
serious effect end dangerous progress 1t is impos
sible to describe my suerngs until under the blessing
OF God, in the of your Hoarhound Candy, am
again restored to better health than before. Every
symptom has left me- Violent headache, accute pains
in my body pains in my limbs and bones as if broken,
ing results, and rapid and sensible decline into con-
SUMPTION until procured of your Hoarhouna Cam
dy, which commenced using at evening, and the
morning felt sensible reef-since that time have
about three weeks and happy to say it has effected
perfect and permanent Yours with affection and
esteem, AMOS CUDNEY, DAG Fulton street.
To Messrs ]. Pease & Son. is Division street.
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90 TESTIMONIALS IN FAVOR OF DR. SHEER
MAN'S INDICATED LOZENGES are coming in to

90 TESTIMONIALS IN FAVOR OF DR. SHEER
MANS INDICATED LOZENGES coming in to
the Doctor from every quarter Hear what the Rev Mr.
De Forest says concerning them In letter addressed
to the Doctor he states hat he has been aboring
evangelist in the western part of this State from much
speaking has been troubled with affections of the lungs
attended with great irritation and incessant cough. BY
timely use of your Cough Lozenges have found i'm
mediate relief from the most attacks, and have
been enabled to follow duties minister of Christ,
when should otherwise have been obliged to my
exertions would recommend them to others the best
cough medicines they
Yours respectfully,
RICHARD DE FOREST.
Be sure and get the genuine at DR.. Sherman's ware
house. No LOG Nassau street, of his regular agents,
ITO Broadway, 10 Aston House. 217 Hudson street, 1873
Bowery n East Broadway, SO William street. lso Fulton
street, Brooklyn and SO Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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FROM CAMPEAcHY.-The u. S. ship Vlncennes,
Captain Buchanan, was boarded on Saturday the
10Th inst in the gulf of the mouth of the Missis-
sippi, bound TO Pensacola, from a crulse-offcers
and crew all well. The Vincennes left Campeachy
on the LIST inst where all was quiet. The Mexican
forces, naval and military, had returned to Vera
Cruz leaving the Texan squadron under Commo-
dore Moore, at anchor of Campeachy, who subse-
quenty sailed for Slsa the 2Sh ult, for the pur
pose OF receiving funds and retting his vessels The
reports that have been in circulation OF his having
lost nearly all his men by sickness and desertion,
were found 10 be untrue; his vessels and crew were
III very good condition when they sailed from Cam
peachy.
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o. The Mississippi Free Trader of the 1lth inst,
states that the Hon. Washington Barrow, Charge
d'Affares to Lisbon, has resigned, and will soon re-
turn to this country.
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CO LUCINA CORDIAL-THIs CELEBRATED
Cordial can be had genuine, wholesale or retail at 81
Cour'andt street Price So per bottle, $24 per Dozen
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THEATRICAL ARRIvALs.-Bob Hamilton, formerly
the editor OF the " Ladies' Companions" whose sue
cess was mainly owing to his vigorous and graceful
pen, passed through this city on Saturday on his way
to Boston, where he is 10 be stage manager Of the
National Theatre. Mr. BAN, the celebrated SCENE
painter s here. He has been travelling in search Of
the picturesque, and returns TO the National with
some hDe subjects which he has picked up in his ira
yels
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-The managers of this estab-
lishment have effected an engagement with MIR.
Kirby for week, and he appears tonight in the
character OF Richard III. We anticipate for the
management profitable week, as Kirby never fail
ed to fill the Chatham from pit to dome The after
piece this evening is Cramond Brig.
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RELIGIOUS MENDIcANTs.-A deputation from the
81 tree Church OF Scotland" may be shortly expected
here Their object is TO collect as many dollars as
their friends here will contribute. SO open your
purse Strings, we " faithful
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o. The greatest objects of curiosity at the pre-
sent time are the official dresses of the ministers
and their suits who are about sail for foreign ports
We have given some particulars OF the appearance
and worth of Mr.. Cushing's, but we find that Mr..
Profits is attracting much attention here, and Mr.
Fletcher Webstef's at Washington. Mr. Webster
appears determined to oushine even The minister in
whose suite he goes out, and hence he has employed
the best and most fashionable artists in Washington,
Messrs. Owens, Evans Co., who have long sup
piled great pare Of the army, navy and diplomatic
uniforms The Washington Capitol says it is made
OF remarkably fine dark blue CLOTH and superbly or
namentes with gold embroidery round the collar
and wrists The lining is of rich white silk. Some
thing between ninety and one hundred dollars is
the cost
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SUSPICIOUS Is, TO say the least, somewhat sus-
piclous 10 find Bishop Onderdonk committing the
work oi ms defence to Dr. Sesbury OF the Church.
man, who has long been Known to have mad 6liaI
au-.'l lUT old mother church, and v no NAV
therefore, wei he called True Churchman y, :.
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NIBLo's GARDEN LAST NIeHT OF THE FRENCH
CoMpANY.-Mr Bles, the celebrated bass singer,
takes his benefit this evening in the opera of the
season, La File du Regiment M'selle Cave sus-
tains her original character of the Suffer, and Of
course will be again enthusiastically received IN
her "Sat,a d Ia France 20 The oitener TINS opera
is played the more crowded the houses become.
Mile Calve also appears in the second act of that
beautiful favorite L'Ambassadrice 1t must be graft
flying to the whole French troupe to find their un-
firing exertions have not been unsuccessful. This
remark is particularly applicable to the military
opera, which every citizen of New York, with the
slightest love of sweet sounds, ought to see and
hear. new vaudeville just received from Paris,
called Laueugie ct son baton (the blind man and his
sticky will be added, to give the Matthew, Desson-
vile, and Richer, an opportunity of taking their
leaves in comedy. We regret that the French
Company is so soon to leave us; they however, have
caused Il most favorable impression, and will be re-
ceived by an augmentation of patrons when they
next visit u.s.
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FROM Texas The vessels OF the Texan Navy,
ship Austin and sloop Wharton, under command OF
Commodore Moore, arrived at Galveston on the
l4th ms ant The volunteer companies and large
concourse Of citizens turned out to welcome their
return. Col. Morgan, the Texan commissioner,
who lett New Orleans in one OF the naval vessels,
when they sailed for the coast of Yucaan, returned
to Galveston with them.
The whole of the Mexican forces are reported TO
have left the coast of Yucatan.
Gen. VIM s. Murphy delivered his credentials as
Charge d'Afiairs of the United States, to the Sec
rotary OF State of Texas, on the 18th of June, and
was presented to the President on the same day.
The Houston Telegraph, of the 18th instant, states
that 1t is rumored that the President has appointed
Col. 5. Williams and Gail Borden, Jr. Esq, Com
mlssoners to negotiate with Santa Anna relative to
the adjustment of the difficulties between Texas
and Mexico.
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MORE oUBLE FOR WEBB.-General SANFORD
has commenced legal proceedings against our friend
Colonel Webb, for the libelous attack upon his
personal and professional character" contained in
the " autobiography" which we copied the other
day. It is really too bad to lose fortune and get
prosecuted for halt dozen libel into the bargain
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w. Signora CASTELAR, arrived 10 this city on Sa-
turday, on her way to Saratoga,
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Foreign ImpOrtatiOns

H,vRE.-ship St Nicoas-l Reported yeserday)s pkss
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MexwellII 4 Hunt coz Witisu. ( sons-a G Mey.
b. P, oppenheim co-S Goldschmidt Cos Meske,
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KetlcasI w Dawsoni De la Forst- Shaw Tsser
FGlfym3D Pryser co., M9nani Msgns
gan3 T II Meyer Ayeslana-I Geo sutten@i Young,
sm'Ih eo sSn ,,6Is CO,,eaet Mccall
col Derasmes Bozard-29 Malezeux, Cionrd 4 co..
Brun COL WIGHT Sayre-7 Moran \ iseln--26 Renard
well col Martin Mantin-i Jolly trcres-i AIiispch@
+ Tones son-2 Boker--9 j u Muller col $ K II
eS%ds9 4 & Walier@ Moptegrissi TO order . ''o'
ltVERPuoIShp Sylyanus Jenkins300 sacks salt DIXON
800 do Thompson-54 cks soda q Norwood col case
BoNAmr-Schr Dsnube Reported yesterday 1000 bushels
salt Fouke x son.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

CONVICTION OF DIR. MCCLENAcHAN-Th trial OF
DIR. McClenachan for violent assault upon the
Rev. Mr.. Aaron, a Baptist minister, terminated al
Norristown yesterday. II was proven that Mr.
Aaron had slandered the defendant, in his temper
ance lectures, and in the pulpit. Judge Burnside in
passing sentence, said he considered the circum-
extreme. He sentenced DIR. McClenachan and his
brother TO fine of thirty dollars, and to an i'm
prlsonmeHt OF thirty days each Judge Burnside
commented very severely on the conduct of the
reverend gentleman IN making his sermons and
temperance lectures abound with gross and improper
personal abuse.-PhH. GAG 26ih.
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BosroN Auction SALES Aug. oath Cigars, Havana,
SOM So mos, Lemon Syrup 10 cases 81 SO per doz
cash; Hemp, Russia, Outsho and clean mixed, Is tons,
$3.50 per tom cash SPENCE Smyrna SO bales 80 IS cts
cash; Corks, velvet, bales 36ic mos; Neasioot OIL
81 bbs, 53i SIS per gall mos; Corn, Western yellow,
5000 bushels b2i 81 cts; 600 do white 6l SIC, cash
from store Pipes, smoking sol boxes l6c per gross
cash.
25th, Lemons, Palermo 900 boxes, 81 ST per box 90
days. Almond, Sicily sheled 100 boxes l6&c per ID,
mos anary Seed bags, So per bushel mos; Sumac,
Sicily $50 bags $45 per ton. mos. Q.anded from the
Menezula from Palermo) Salt Liverpool fne 100 sacks
81 A per sack cash-Broughton suttons brand Gland
cd from the Eben Preble)
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90 THOSE WHO PREFER RAISING THEIs
hair TO wearing second hand article in the form Of
liz can always do by fertzing the soil of their
pericraniums with Oldridge's Balm of Columbia. The
resterer of the hair during the twenty five years has
been before the public would fill many volumes in the
cuation of the blood in the capillary vessels of the skim
promotes the perspra essential to its growth
moves the dandru and scurf, (Which simply the
suit of suppressed perspiraop and mparts slken gloss
and the most sotness the OF beauty
Those gentlemen who have been hitherto unsuccessful
in the semptto cultivate whiskers will find in the Balm
apowerful auxiliary, and it is found true only at 81
Courtlandt street Brooklyn ls9 Fulton street Newark
800 Broad street.-N. Y. EIpress.
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Frelghts.

The shipments of Flour the past week have created
some activity in reiyhts, and -four the price has ad
vanccd. Our packets got large proportion Of the ship
mens of produce With the exception of the extra guam
tty Of produce gone forward lately, freghts very
dull.
LIVERPOOL.
Cotton, per ID, l6dai I'd = Flour, Is 9da2s-
Turpentne bills 6dals Cd Heay goods ,22s 6da25s
TO LONDON.
Tobacco hhds 25s-a- Meat goods, tor, 3Os a -
Flour per Dbl, Is 6da- - Heavy goods, 25s-a27s Cd
Naval Stores IS IS sd Rice seeds,tce 7s-a- -
TO
Cotton, pr ID -sca &c Qutr'n Bark, l0-a- -
Ashes, ton $s-al0 Meat goods ton 10 a -
Rice, 8 -al0
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Passengers Arrived.

IiavREIPocket shin, $, Nicolas-Mss Emee Grand of
Boston; Mrs Elizabeth Beysrd and son. Paris; Mrs Mary
uruhart and servant Miss Anna Uuart and servant, Miss
AngeI,ca rluart and servant David urquha Louisiana;
Ames, New York; Mrs Agathe Crozet DR. Chas Mills and lady
Ygina; Geo Gonssop, Hamburg; Bayard Migan, New
Orleans; Henry Underwood-70 in the steerage.
HAMBuRG-Barque w ashington--Mr Sherman, Mr. Curtis
sld child-lil IN the Storage.