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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED
A0H A1 REGULAR MAIL LINE-FOR PRO-
INGTGN AND NEWPORT-.-Composed
OF the following steamers running connection with
the Sonngton and Boston and Providence Railroads -
MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Thayer
PROVIDENCE
NARRAGANSETT
MOHEGAN.
One of which will leave New York daily sundays except
ed) from Pier No. l. Battery Place, N. River, at r. NJ
ARRANGEMENTS
The RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer, on Monday, and
Wednesday for Stonngton aud Newport, and Friday for
Stonington.
day and Thursday for Sonngton and Saturday for Sonng
ton, Newport and Providence.
Passengers on the arrival Of the steamers s,onington will
Cars of the Railroad Providence and Boston and if for
Newport will proceed in the Mohegan lin superior
der from thence at o'clock the following morning thus
giving them opportunity of nights board the steam.
Massachusetts Rhode Island and then breakfast board
the Michigan.
The above have been thoroughly equipped and
cury Of and surpassed by any the United
States.
For freight which taken very reduced rates
apply board at north side Of No l. % Broadway Of
hce OF Samuel Deveau freight agent, the wharf.
Tickets Tor the route and steamers behs be secured
board, the office of
HARNDEN CO., No. , Wall street
and after the 10th inst freight will not be- received
and forwarded after half-past p NJ. mo 6ms m
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"a AHARNDEN T3 q
ENGLISH, FRENCH, BELGIAN AND AMERICAN
ExPREsS, GENEKAL FORWARDING AND

COMMISSION HOUSE.
HARNDEN co. will receive and forward by their daily
Express Cars Specie Bank Notes Packages Parcels
of the United States Csnadas and by the
packets part Of Eng land Ireland Scotland Belgium
France.
Particular paid the purchase sale of all
scrptions of merchandise cole paying Drafts Notes
and Bills the entry Of MERCHANDISE the Custom House
the general Transaction of and all kinds of forward
ing and commission business Bills of Exchange in
suit furnished on ST. John ". B.. Halifax ". S. any
part of Europe.
All goods must be marked Harden & Co." Foreign Post
Office Letter Bags made for all the Royal Mail Steam
from Boston, and the aud sailing packets from New
York.
Principal Offices and agents:-
Messrs. Wilmer and Smith, % Church Liverpool
England.
Messrs' Naclean, Maris Co, Abchurch lane London.
Messrs. Emerson Co., Paris and Havre.
Samuel IIaght, ESD American Consul Antwerp, Belgium.
Messrs. j. aud j. q. woodward, st. John, ". b.
A. w. Godfrey, Halifax, ". s.
j. G. Woodward, New Orleans La.
Messrs j. ID. Sazerac Co.. Havana.
Harnden Co, Court ST., Boston,
All goods must be marked Harden & Co.
~ B-Iamdcn Co. alone responsible for the loss
injury of articles property Of any description committed
10 their risk assumed by be
tached New Jersey Steamboat Navigation Company by
which their be transported; the New
York Providence and Boston Railroad Bostnn aud Pro-
vdenee Railroad Compositions in respect % their contents
any time. HARNDEN X CO,
jyi2r No. Wall st., New York.
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GOAL, COAI-peach Orchard Red Ash Coal first mali.
~ ", will be sold BY the subscriber the following low pr.
for cash fresh broken aud egg from lump in the ward
screened aud delivered TO part OF the city per ton
soye 81 large mt 81 80 p cents ton less will be chag
ed IL taken from the boat-weigt and quality warranted
PETER CLINTON
jy22msr 81 Greenwich corner Of King st.
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rAPSCOTTS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
43 PECK SLIP NEW YORK

TAPSCOTTS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
40 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
~ 10 ~ ~
the public generally TO their superior for bring
pg out PASSENGERS from and smtng money to part Of
tngad Ireland Scotland or Wales in the magnificent pack
NEW LINE Of LIVERPOOL PACKETS VIZ
s sRhip sfpSoNs C Csp G9 aHSs
shhY sShAERERIP2AkNt s GspiaP sk RSGsys'er
sshhip S86Tgdi,HRtEJRslN N CAPTAIN Woodhouse
Sailing twice every month and with the UNiTEb LINE y
composed Of first class American ships sailing every
year every days thereby preventing possibility
Passages direct from Lopdop Bristol and Grsenock New
Charleston Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore the
rou ports in British North America. all times be
wishing for their friends will not fail to see
the advantages to be derived from selecting this line prefer
will be taken make the passage agreeable the ships being
ted with eye solely to the comfort of passengers
ney will be refunded without any deduction as usual free
from the various of Ireland and Scotland
The regular packets for which the subscribers agents sail
follows viz TO and from London the ls TO- and 10th
10TH and 18th Of each month"; New Orleans Mobile Savan
nah and Charleston RseS fTTpu SSG%s the season.
Persons in the country wishing send money their friends
by enclosing the they wish sent with the and adj
amount being forwarded er FIRST eE s Gb b rrs p b
of and acknow Judgement for the returned per mail
Drafts at sight for amount, payable demand with
cia Banks of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank of Scotland
Greenock and their branches, Messrs. James Built Son Co.
in every principal town Of Great Britain and Ireland.
Further particulars made known application m BY letter
post paid to VIZ j. TAPSCOTT.
d5y Peck Sin, South ST
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These ships surpassed in point elegance comfort
IN their cabin or in their fast sailing qualities
by any vessels in the trade.
The commanders well known of character and
experience and the strcest attention will always paid
promote the comfort and convenience of passengers
heretofore :
The price of Passage outward fixed SeventyFve
Dollars Tor which ample of description will be
be furnished by the stewards, If required
Neither the captain those ships will be respon
sble for letters parcels packages by them unless
regular bills OF laing signed therefor For freight pas
GOODHUE & co, Ga South st.
=, H. MARSHALL, 80 Burng slim NJ Y.
=. and of Barring. BROTHERS Co, Lpool.
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occasion;
hold il one OF the wisest Of things
To drive dull care away.
Nv hearers-beware Of melancholy! II |
feeds upon The heart like caterpillar upon
,-the green leaves oftsummer, and causes
every blossom Of JOY 10 fade and fall ere il
has fairly blown; makes man as stupid and
as ernm rs a monkey with the measles, and
pushes him years length towards the grave
in the space Of singlemonfh. Be careful
also. how you allow siekly cares to lodge in
YOUR bosoms They kick upa terribleTum-
nus Cor time in the palace Of pleasure
eject peace from the Premses-iprn ibe
sweet cream Of cheerfuness into the sour
bnttermilk Of melanchOlly--and when i6eg
die. their puWid carcases cause but stink
inc SAVIOR at best TO tie ointment Of ease.
Il is nonsense to mourn and be miserable,
when IL is iust as easy to laugh and be lap
nv and grow as iat BON 10 as PossOm Hpar
6ers.mmons. a real heavy & Of lsusht.
fdoh,ens Dali Care back NIB bis sbgaf
den; and even forced rll6cial laugh zee
the demon at bay for Time Don't ~
friends. eVer think Of fighting the creatNr
with the fists Of fretfnlpess OF anger ba
keep poking the straws Of rdicple. in a
ugly phls-pay practical jokes upon hlm-
and depend upon 1.-THE viii torn lgIl ., iik
a shom sheep to a northeasier, and cut sus
for home, like peted puppy
Ny frends-when you find yOurselvi
assailed BY a tornado Of troubles, brace fir
" against the immOVeable rock Offoftitud
and don't allow fear 10 take the starch o
Of your knees-bdi wisils up courage
the heart; and then you viii not stand.
as many do, shaking, shiverng and lfem
ing, for two hours after the STORM has pa
ed. Care won't furnish you with a cant
when the lampof JOY is extinauished 10 /
darkness Of misfortune; bot smile of
counienance canilluminaie the darkest hl
Of adversely; and loud ha bal IS lie
bingor Of q bright morning Jothe soul,
The cocks shrill clarion announces the
dawn Of Aurora. The unmindfu vol
care not for Care, and consequently are
ways happy, if 40 arrow 81 ID happen
strike them, they cry Tor a uomeni; BIS
wOund soon heels. and away ifey SKIP
as criekels ibfgeifol Of the pas
fearless Of the future. They allow no
thoughts TO brood over petty perplexf
iill they sickan and,shed their gqldeR al
age; neither DO they permit hat clhcl
old hen, Imagination, 10 ser upon The
OF faneiod lls till she halches out irou
some io, Of actual woes. While 1e
from care, If they perchance run into
sWamps Of sorrow, they forthwith End
way out; and whatever mud Of misery
chance 10 rest upon their pantaloons
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ges some z ,D80 miles, or saw only 70 The
south Of Span, and fed there ljll wanted.
AND now, 70 that same spot il lie south
- SPAN, are thirty similar French aTtizans,
from French Damdrudpe. i4 lllse raann -
vending! I'LL at length, aFter istiFiEg eiIori.
the two. parties come into actual iuxtaposi.
tl9ni and thirty stands fronting thirty, each
wilma gun in his hand SlTaighiway the
word ire Is given, and ihey blow the souls
: OF one another; and in place Of sixty
orlsk, useful craftsmen, the norld has sixig
dead carcases, which it must bnfyand anew
shed tears for. Had these men any quarrel
busy as the devil is. nol the smallest. Theg
lived far enough apart were the enlirest
strangers. Nay, in go wide a universe there
was e ven, nnconscionsly BY commence, some
mutual heipfnlness between them. How
thena Simplelon! their Governors had fall
en- out, and instead of shooting one another,
had the cnnniag TO make these poor block.
heads +" Shoot
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Y o Vi 80 8s
THE LATE TYRONE POWER.


What lrishman can read, without ateel-
ing % natio1a pade. the following lines,
from the pen'Of The Rlenied and ever.lO- be
lameiued IyRuNE soNER, or without ieei-
ing OF the deepest regret for the uRfimelg
fate OF him whose heart was 100 much irish
10 be ungrateful lor The kind patronage of
TIE American people, az is proved by the
beauty and sinpe eloquence Of his sAdieul'
Unlike other speculativeaad travelling book
makers, who come amongst ls 70 particle IF
american Kindness and Hospitality, and lhen
go home to traduce and ridicule the institn-
tons Of the country, and bring into contempt
the social and domestic manners of tie peo-
pie, he leit our shores with heart bursting
with gratitude, to revisit that home whose
freside an all-wise Providence, in its mys,
terious dispensa'pns, permitted him neverto
gladden. by his presence. Peace 10 his names!
BY TYRoNE POWER.
Adieu, Columbia! have mark ed ihee well,
Nor yet forever do leave thee now:
And busy thoughts Of thee my bosom swell,
And throngng recoectons load my brow:
For have roamed through thy eternal woods
Have dreamed in fair ST.. Lawrence' regal isle /;
Have breasted Mssssppi's hundred foods,
And wOoed on Aileghauies' top AuroTu's wa
king smile.
And now we part, the ship is ngine fasf,
Her pathway decked by wreaths Of whiIlinq
f0am.
And an tie swelilng soils that bend he mast,
Obey tlle tag hat, hnuerng, points 10 home
Home. home! thar tender word Teri me reirace,
And BID ench letter eoninre DER tire sea
Zach cherished wish ADD every well-known face.
10. banish thoughls of those from whom Il fee.
Yet shame not % bear an DER full heart.
Nor blush % turn Behind my fearful eNes;
lis from no stranger coast I now mustfpart.
lis q DO strangers left yield these sghs--
Welcome and home were mine in this lov,d land.
Whose SONS leave, whose shores fade fast from
me;
And cold must be mine eyes, nv heart. and hand.
When, iair Columbia! they turn cold on thee
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established The oaeroi things had been
swept away ut onces and it was NOS 10 ba
expected that so ggeal a mass Of eliscordant
elements could Immediately arrange them.
selves into an hafmohi6as AM appropriate
disposition. Gradually, however, this began
to be the case. Much internal couinotion
still existedi bat out Of chaotic mass. n N
and distinct empires sprung up, like Islands
rising in the ocean, The Franks establish.
ed themselves IN Gaul; the Alemanns be-.
came masters Of Germany; the Hans con.
tented themselves with Russia lie Visi-
goths disputed with the Mahonleiahs from
Africa, the dominion Of Spain and he. Sax,
ons crossed over into Britain, and formed
the political association known by the name
.ot the Heptarchy,. Whatever difference there
might be in other respects, there. were two
features which gave all these nations aren.
|eral resemblance to each other,and incTeas-
ed the probability Of mutual cooperation
towards the ultimate advancement of civil.
zaiion. These were, the feudal system and
the Christian religion--botb Of which were
now universally adopted. an materially ten
ded 70 sollendhe. harsher characteristics Of
the tines Crichtoh
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J
ELooUEST PLEA ron GENERAL EDuoArroS.
Let those, then, whose wealth is ioss Or
Jeaporded By fraud or misgovernment; let
those who quake with apprehension fer the
fate Of all they hold dear; let those who
behold and lament the Dissertation of all
that is holy; let rulers whose counsels are
lpeFploxed, whose plans are badlad. whose
laws defied or oyaded ;-le them ali know.
that whatever ills they feel or fear, are buI
The just Felributions of a righteous heaven
for neglected childhood.
Remember, ihon, the child whose voice
/ tirsl lisps to-day, before lhatvoce shall whisp.
er sedltion IN secret, or thunder treason Al
the head Of an armed band. Remember
the child whose hand, TO. day, first lifts its
tiny bauble, before that hand shall scatter
fire brands, arrows and death. Remember
| those sportive groups of youth ia whose
lhalcyon bosoms there sleena an -aaAsl---
strength. Remember, that whatever station
lin life you fill, these immortals are your care
| Devote, expend, concentrate yourselves 10
the holy work of their improvement. Pour
lout light and ruth, as God PouTs sunshine
and rain. No longer seek knowledge as the
luxury of few, but dispense i amongst 81
jas the bread 81 life. Learn only how the
Ignorant may be preserved; the Vicions re-.
lclaimed. Call down the astronomer from
the skies; call up he geelogist from his sub.
lteranean explorations; summon, II need Be
the mightiest intelleets from the Counef
Chamber Of the nation; enter cloisteFet
halls. where the .schoiiast muses. over sdper
5 jlous annotadons; dissolve coHclage an
: lsvnod where subtle polemics are vanity dis
-.cussng their barren dogmas ;--co!lect wha'
i, lever of talent, or erudiion, Or eioquenc'
g or anthoritily, the broad land can suppl
5 and 90 forth AND TEACH rms PEOPLE. 80
: in the name of the living God, il must |
3 proclaimed, chat RIGHTEOUSNESS shall be 4
II liberty; and welcomes and chicanafy shall
/. the Law; and superstition and craft shall
in 1.-THE religion; and the selfsdestructise ind1
a. gence Of all sensual and nnhalsowed pas
le ions, shall be The only happiness Of that pc
n; lple who neglect The education q theig %
ia ldren.-ManR
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NJ Arrn p1lns,r,.ls ~ lIrI.r..-Dr. Smith. in.

WATER RUNNING UP IIIEL.--Dr. Smith, ia 3
recent lecture on geology q N. York men.
toned q curious circumstance connected
with the Mississippi river. Is runs rom
north to south. aud it's mouth Is acluall II four
miles higher thanits source--a result cue s.
the cenirifuga motion 81 the earth alr-
teen miles is tae q ference between 1ae qua
ltoriaI and polar radias aud theriysr f. 900
lmilas has 10 rise one-third of this distance
/ il being the height Of the equator above ins
l.poIe. IF his cenirifugal force were. not con
i iinued, the rivers would flow back, and th'
ocean would overflow the plan.
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.THE FALL OF THE Roll ~ ERPIRI.

THE TALL OF THE RON An EAlE 4 II
II was in he early part Of the tif1h con-
tary that the mighty fabric 81 the Roman
Empire, which had been long totterlhg y
tdecay. fell finally and forever into RUN. -
Their Eat extended pos sessions, Whicllai had
lrast them ages TO acquire, were, Ia the course
Eaf 4 few lustrllIns, snatched from them. one
latter another, aad oyerrun by barbarIalls, who
Etranpled under foot all the Institutions and
improvements which Roman greatness had
4introdueod into their most distant colonies.
THE Yandals came from the banks nt the
Elbe and Vistnia, and passil fhFoug Ger
lmany, entered Saul, plum eFing and destroy
ling wheTever they went. le l0tas came
rom he banks Of lie Gneisters she Borys.
Ethenes and the Don; and digiding into two
btanchcs. die DslrOooihs spread over Pan,
iElloaia. whilst the Visgoihs twice ravages
ftaly. sacked and plandefed Rome and pen
/ airafed even into Ganl and Spain.. No
Franks and Alemanns cam from ile Rhine
The Maine, the Wesiers aud be IS 9e. AM
& 5oined 70 swell Tie tolfent That lnandatei
!. fhe country 81 Tie C2sars. The Saxon
s came from beyond che Elbe;; ana lteellin
n lchieile on lie eacoasl, committed Iagage
Z. There sfnlilar ~ 5os ieh other barbafaI
81 were bnsv with III ii nlerlof Lslall5 "a
Il Huns. the hsFcesl came tom Che &
I. mote distFicls harm Asia, - phiE
ID ihe Greaks or ms bad never pesle tfalei
ia land having fis attacked BgzaaHum, g
81 the easiern division of Tie empire ,they III.
is, lpTeeipi themselves on The west, nnd
- Iiho con- nct 81 he famous Aitila b i
If. wards 81 Two hundted years. eli was co
az fusion, blood shed, and darkness. Not . sins
cd nation vas Is Sc found i Europe. whe
ar rights Or boundaries. Wers asccrgained
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THE ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.

The Annual Report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury was received in Congress on the l4ths
from which we have with great haste Cleaned III
following particulars:
4 The Receipts into lie Tressury, during the first
three quarters Of the present wear. with the esli4
mated receipts for the fourth quarter, from every
auarter, fineluding loans and Treasury notessl a.
i mount to thirty lonr millions i've hundred aud
stheasand dol ars, besides the balance oftwo
lhantred and thirty thousand dollars in the treasu-
j ~ Oh the iirsttof January last
The Expenditures for the three first quaEtefs OF
The wear. with the estimated expenditure for the
remaining quafsei amount kincludlng ) l.o5oss,gO
for theTedemptiono Of treasury notes. So, Sos coo.
The Receipts for the ia0f gear ending lst July
rext are estimated kincluding treasury notes and
loans TO amount ct $5s533, 000) % 81 1888, Is;
aud the Expenditures for the same period (nclu-
ding interest On the de b and treasury notes to
mount OF $500, 000) at SIX, 38i, 1856 The esii-
naates of Receipts and Expenditures lor tbe fiscal
assar ending 30tia june, 8d4, knnder the new ar
ranpenent effected BIZ the acto the last sssalon,)
Are situated. the receipts from customs and pubs
: ds fan l50. 600 from misc saoureas)
i at q 10 81 600, and the expenditures ntlpaing
and treasury notes. It 60 s4S8 dollars.
The balance remaining ID the Ife1surV On SUN
u Inne 1T estimated vii amount 10 ,369,
q and Ga 2o1h june, 1914 e lses5.87I
7. Since tas estimates were prepared e the Eeve-
81 f departments, ii has been asceTtHIned that the
"a for ae fourth quarter 0l the present
iail cons era 1iY short g the amount es-
9 finafsd 81 that lie balance IN The Treasury o.
a. ne al JANUARY next will be considerably Target
~ chan estimated but, asthe difference vi becoms
le chaFa on the treasury IN the next year. Il la.
not been desmed nee ss1ary to alter the amount 2
3. Tie lsconmend e0 81 tie Repogl etc con
q fned ID that of lrtheT provision foT revenue ~
!, lie support 81 c credit BY taxation M lax
- sa 81 Chilly texel Articles d impcFs q PfqaRe
~ lions Of dollars ear en- eathelAt 80 glow y
ter fnferes On a outet ~ notes. az md,
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MRS. GRlzzLE' SIsys - N dow etIl1Alss
whose remarkable conjngal affection vas. :
few months since chronicled lIa tne Post. . q
an only sister. That sister e now 2 ssiueH
also her lord died lately Of cnoIie. III sna
r,ias4 81 s most aecute bodily pain, after
lie hand 81 death had touched him, and
gsbilh rl1inr ia agony +, his gentle wife said
- hfm So ~ dear alfr. Scaook, s'ol
aeeas ia rolssd so and near fAs stesls e
oai gou are dgiRg
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pauno dandy who supported 90 enql
,,,sss no,,slachp. sked laly wh0A She illo' 4
s. 81 lnoez. WHY, Sic said ron lnok as
IF you bad swallowed. 9 POM ana isssss sls
ltaii Sic o. 81 Yoat mouth.
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"a Whatever situation IN life we may be
placed wesshal always end that tlrsrnera-
or q cur molherwill shed a -brighlhass a.
round our pathway, Stimulating us on ii the
path Of duty regardless ofpresent obstacl
have not lorgottsn my mother yet. No.
have not forgotten her. The melting tones
.of her.voiee are still ringing in my ears, and
lIef gentle smile is stftl bent upon me. And
often when world s elod- hearledness has
almost y eaned me from it, have looked up
ward 20 the blue OK pansive vault of heaven
and deemed that souid.see her there ,took-
ing down upon this lower world, to guard
and bessne, and have fancied could hear
her deep low tones mingling with the ss1a-
PHO band IN eeaseiess praise to the Great
Eternal.
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sIrl,.re Is man IA Rochester who became
$ 81 red log adjusting difficulties, thai
fihe les ia tlis nsighbofhooa, when tie
fare oul Ct eggs send toF nlm.to sslssa Ans
c0iIee
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ExERcfsE.- Curtis, in his work on tho
simplicity " living, strongly recommends
exercise IN the open air, and states hatIt'is
not only conducive to the preservation Of
Ahealth, but is, in many cases, the most eff
cacions means Of beneitting those whose
health has become impaired BY neglect 81
lie Natural laws. He strongly urges the
Enecessi4y Of lessening The hours Of indoor
employment, and observes that The proposal
for shortening the hours Of business. now
So generally supported 10 London and Other
Towns, IS ona Gle adoption OF which would
prove highly bene6clal g tle health Of 4
VERY large class of the community and, h
tlllnlss would not BE any etTilfent % trade
aud he fofiher recommends sAat Che baAlin.
hoases Sc. closed a lolT clock instead q
five doing preceden that at the bank
I'm DnJIlu are closed