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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

The ELEcncS IN RmoDE ISLAND The Wing, or
Law and Order party" have succeeded in Rhode
Island in electng their members. The Providence
Journal of Wednesday morning has the following
information on the subject
We have again TO record a triumph Of The laws;
10 announce victory of the Rhode Island party
over the last desperate effort Of Dorrism. Grams
ton and Potter are elected by msjon,ies even great
er than the triumphant vote which swept the State
last April We have gained everywhere With
less OF party machinery than we ever knew in con-
tested election, we have gained a victory which
would have been glorious after any amount of G fort
This election confirms still stronger the lasting
triumph of Law and Order in Rhode Is and. Il
shows not only that we can sustain ourselves while
the national administration is Indifferent but that
we can sustain ourselves while il ia hostile. IL
shows how much Tyersm is worth in Rhode Island,
and how much any party can gain by an alliance
with it.
Our returns from the Eastern District are COM
pete, and show majority for Cranston of 1903.
Fromthe Western District we have returns but from
Tour towns, In every one, Potter gains handsomely,
and his majority will be increased over that OF
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NAvAL.-The US. schooner Onkahye has return
ed from her short experimental cruise, having de-.
monsrated most satisfactorily, as we are crediblv
informed, that she is-unft tor the service falling
in the most essential quality required of her beyond
those of strength and stifness-speed With a ten
knot breeze, we learn, only five miles could be GOT
out of her-and all the craft in the bay got away
from her as if she had been IN crippled condition.
This crack saller, as she was when a pleasure
yacht, it is said, could outsall the pilot boats but
since she has been bought Tor the NAVY. some radi.
cal alterations have been made in her for the better
security of the lives of Uncle Sans men, which
have taken all the fleetness out OF her. And now
the sooner the Government gets rid of her the bet
ter She only cost about $40 Co., and the probabi-
ty Is that she will bring al least $500, if not more.
NORFOLK Herald 3Oh
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MONEY MARKET.


There Yves very small business done at the Stock Ex-
change this morning, and prices presented but ls va
alton Harlem fell /.
At the new Board he business was light.
In another column will be found bill Of discovery
filed in order to ascertain the which a of
ney Of $500 Oo0! applied by Mr. Bdie. In the report
ofthe investigating committee dated JaA. H. Isl, page
2s it is stated as follows.
The Committee submit herewith statement. OF the
profit and loss of the continge fund.- and OBJ
sract OF the losses chargeable thereto In this last
count there charge, under date of June 3d. $780, Of
$500 900 to Parent notes account which has not been
planned TO the satisfaction ofthe committee.
is TO obtain this explanation that the present bill
is fled The account referred to by the committee states
follows:-
To bank notes. account per journal entry June
3d. $780, to correct in the circulation of the late
bank, parent notes, arising from entry o
March, 1896, in the books OF the late bank, S400,00O
The quiet citizen with this explanation, may proceed
TO read the allegation contained in the bill with much
profit and instruction. He will there learn the modus
operandi Of conducting a National Bank that great
blessing society general and bank officers particu
lar-that regulator without which people pay
their debts.
Money continues exceedingly plenty, and the supply
seems business adv he foreign ex-
changes improve in rates the supply of bills decreases
Forthe steamers which take their departure to-day
the demand has been good, and the show an ad
vance over those OF the last packet as iollows:--
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CO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.--li
any person can produce chd of the same age, who
new York NIuseum--that Is 4o5 rounds, and only hr
teen years old the manager will present them with
the ami give them goej engagement into In.
bargain The offer il certainly LIBERAL but we doubt II
there another being in existence OF the same age end Of
such sire. In addition TO the above curiosity
the Great Western the admirable dancer and uprivaed
imtator Of a locomotive; Brouwnr Miss Adar, and lie
Petite Cero nprear Every must admit that when
such powerful attractions are presented ior one smiling
ny NOVEL AND INTERESTING EXHIBITION
AT CASTLE GARDEN The deputaon Of Chicfs and
Warriors belonging TO the Chippewa TIihe Of British In
dams special msessy 70 the Queen OF England will
be present al tile Garden this afternoon for the erat
cation OF those who feel posed OF witnessing 80 me III,
warlike tbe OF fndiens been in this country
They will be dressed In their original costume and will
exhibit OF the games and dances which render
them great curiosity.
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ence and by the direction of the said Nicholas Bid
die and John Andrews, for the purpose Of further
couceal!ng the said Interpretations Of the funds Of
the said Bank.
DEMURRER.
The Demurrer of Nicholas Bubble TO the Bill of Com
plant Of the President Director and Company Of
The Bank OF the United States, and Others.
This defeodeni, by protestation, not coniessing
acknowledging all or any OF the matters and things
ia the said comainants' bill to be true, doth demur
thereto; and for causes OF demurrer showeth tina,
the compliments have no interest IN the subject OF The
bill, or title 10 institute suit concerning II that the
subject of the suit is within the jurisdiction OF
court ofequlty: that the situation OF this defendant
renders it improper for court OF equity 10 compel
discovery, inasmuch as the bill charges the defen-
dants with acts which would subject them to cri-
mina prosecution that the alleged cause of suit oc-
Cured more than six years before the filing OF The
bill; and that the bill is in other particulars, defec-
tive and informaI wherefore this defendant demands
the judgment of this honorable court, whether he
shall be compelled TO make any other or further an
swer the said BILL any of the matters and things
therein contained, and prays that he may be hence
dismissed, with his reasonable costs in this behalf
sustained.
10th June, 1913
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

MURDER AMONG THE CnERoKEEs,-The murder
OF Ross the Cherokee chief, has been contradicted,
but other murders appear to have been committed.
The following has been published officially in the
Madisonian Of Wednesday evening =
MURpER OF BUsHYHEAD AND Hicks.
AGENTS OFFICE, Fort Gibson, G. N.
August 8, 1913
IR:-lt becomes my duty to inform you that on
yesterday-so report says-lsaac Bushyhead and
Elijah Hicks (boih "Ross men''l were both muir
dered, aud David Vann, Treasurer of the Nation,
dangerously wounded The difficulty occurred at
the Court House in Saline district, the place desig-
mated for the judges of election OF the different pre-
cncts of said district to meet the day after the cleo
ton to make out " returns"
have not been able to learn to what extent it is
likely go, but shall start in an hour for Mr.. Rosss,
where will be able to learn more accurately the
state OF affairs, and report to the department. &C.
cordingly
The commanding officer of this post has been ap-
prised by OF the trouble that he may be in rea-
dlness to act if necessary.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your obedlent servant,
M DUvAL,
Acting for P. M. Butler, Cherokee Agent
T. HI CRAWFORD, Esq,
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, Washington City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

NIBLo's.-Last night the Garden was again
crowded to witness the new Pantomime of the
FIfty-fve Misforunes Of Fortunatus which is to be
repeated this evening with all its effective adjuncs
OF new dresses, scenery, music, and the inimiable
Gabriel We never saw community enjoy any
ones mi9ortunes so much as they appear TO do
those of Fortunatus. From the moment that he ap-
pears until the termination OF the piece he is iden-
tilted with succession Of laughablc Incidents
The ever acceptable Tygh Rope, by the Ravels--
Contorons by Massetti-the. Eldaique, the Pas Sty-
rem by Madam con and Mons Martin. This
will attract a crowded saloon. Do not forget to
hear the Instrumental Concert in the Promenade
Saloon. Tomorrow Mrs. Brougham and Mr.. Graf
tan appear.
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XoTE IN PRnyInENcr.

INTERESTING RELICS We were yesterday shown,
at No 23l Browdway, at the store of w. T. Jen-
nngs Co some curosities that ought to be placed
IN some OF our numerous museums. They consist
OF an ancient valuable sword, composed of silver,
and, a we were informed, weighing some eighty
ounces. 1t was taken from Mexican prisoner of
rank at the battle Of San Jacinto, by Captain
Mier The workmanship is splendid. We were
also shown the identical war dress worn by Wild
Cat, the celebrated Indian Chief, in Florida, and
presented by him TO Captain in the United States
army. The dress and belts are magnificent, and
the gold beads, which all wrought, are in them
selves worth some $3.50. Barnum or Peale ought
by all me- ans to have them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

STEAM SHIP GREAT WEsTERN.-This iavorte and
fortunate steam ship left the dock at 2oclock, for Lii
verpoo with seventy cabin passengers. She makes
one more passage this year under the command Of
Oap'aln Hosken, who then leaves her to sail the
Oiest Britain" Whoever his successor may be,
IN the Great Western. we hope he will possess the
capabilities TO make himself as popular as his prede
cessor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

The QUEEN OF THE WEsT.-We omitted to state
IN our description OF this splendid packet, that she
is open for the inspection OF the public, at her BERTH
Burng slip. All who take pride in the extension
and perfection of our commercial marine, should
not let the opportunity pass by without seeing this
ship. Captain Woodhouse takes great pleasure in
exhibiting the beauties of his vessel, and all who go
on board will be received in the most gentlemanly
manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

90 GENERAL TOM THUMB. THE REMARK
able and far famed dwarf who has been at the American
Museum this week. remains there only day and to
row, being obliged oleave the city Monday morning
LOT Albany, Boston, Sc Never there exhibited IN
this city, curiosity which attracted half mach atten
tisn he has, given half as good satisfaction He
lively, intelligent socabe, perfect in his form and ea
lures and seems to be completely fascinating his wish
ys VI what dear little creature I" is the exclama
uon OF more than threequarters Of them beholding
superb entertainment is given this afternoon at
takes his benefit. ~ ~
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Sales OF Stocks at PhIiadeiphla yesterday.

Siooo state o. 1884 b3t; $1,000 schuylkili Navigation
INT on 100 $l3 600 Reading RR SIS 1850, conver-
n,e oa Sss shares Girard Bank 81 go do Commercs Bk
~ Pooc mngton 6s 1858, 80 $4,000 do do 1885, IS; Ia
MICS Blk, lag 80 N N ''N'
After Bosrane shares Pennsylvania Bank, lao; do
Nv Mn ut $lss State 6's, 1916, old annual b9
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u The ANGLO AMERICAN FOR NEXT sA.
h VIII DC equal to any OF the previous numbers
M are part OF its contents :-Marston, or the
IN ~ statesman, thrilling tale by the author of
RIDE 70 Greenwood, original sketch Russian Militia
Dead Hit o. t to the Tendon Times Printing Ouce
the Hum,n Frame Shetland Sketches E;ah, ;n yth ~
Dark. thrilling sketch The Cornish Miner The
,. oy Alfred Crswquill Union Of Great Bri
leans; the Repeal Agitation capital article rom Black
wood on the Irish Repeal question several Crcke,
News Editorials, SC. &c. Price So per annum s;S.la
copies 81 cents. j.. A. TUTTLE. Agent snsie
6 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

ANOTHER DUKL.-A duel took place this morning
in the vicinity OF Canal Marisny, between two gen
tlemen Of eur city, Messrs. ID. and +. -Four shots
were exchanged wisout any result, further than
that at the last fire the shirt of the former was
pierced al the shoulder The weapons used were
pistols.-N o. Courier, dug. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

TEXT PROM LAvATER.-"W We find no man en-.
tireiy like beast, although there are some features
in man which remind US of beasts" We had anne
intention OF sppendng homlly to this text. I'm,
the not very itiering ruih which il conveys doesn't
need exposition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

% Mr.. Spencer, Secretary Of the Treasury,
has lett Washington for Bedford. (Pennsylvana)
Springs.
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NAvAL-lt Is rumoured that Captain Joseph
Smith, now attached to the Ohio receiving ship in
Boston harbor, has been ordered to the command
OF the Mediterranean squadron, and will shortly
proceed thither in the new frigate Cumberland now
at the Charestown navy ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

SETTLERS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA The Parkers
burg Gazette Of the 23d instant says: "Near forty
German emigrants have arrived at this place within
the last two or three days, destined Ior section Of
country some thiry-fve miles above this place, on
the Little Kanawha river
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EASTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Majority,
WESTERN DISTRICT.

In East Greenwich, Potter was gaining over the
vote Of April. Fenner's majority in the district was
CTS The above five towns show gain of 3l2 over
that vote.
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LATEST sOUTHERN sa1p nE,us

PHiLADELrFIA, Aug 3-Arr John Clark Collins and Vic
tory, Brush NYork Below. Ignazio, (Sic) Rzzo NYork
Columbia Berry, Saiem Lois, Morley Hartford. CID viii
BALTIMoRE, Aug so-Cld Ohio, veazie, Gardiner Me.
RiCHMoNp, Aug 30-Ar Othello NYork; Isaac Townsend
Boston Below, Flor del Mar, Portsmouth, MI. Sid Echo
Boston. ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

ALABAMA LEGIsLATURB.-Parties in this BODY
stand thus I'm the Senate-Democrats 49, Wings
IA; lWhig gain ~ In the House-Democrats 63,
Wings 81; (Whig gain 81
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o. CARD ALI who have this summer lost vain,
BILE dogs the regulations that govern this
city, respectfully asked sufferer who lost his dog
Chat by accident got out Of the when the door
first opened, and was inhumsnly killed. to make fund
and test the legality Of this petty law, and whether
the property of citizens should be neeessly Sacrificed
All who will put this thing through, would confer "a
vor by leaving note at the office ofths paper directed
to Humanity"
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o. The Rev DR.. Orvile Dewey will preach at
the church of the Messiah, on Sunday morning
next. DIR. Dewey has been absent in Europe for
two years, for the benefit of his health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

90 EMPIRE OP BEAUTY.-The following toilet
articles are to he had genuine only 81 Walker street,
one door from the corner of Broadway.
Gouraud's Poudre subte-for safely, quickly and per-
manently Graduating supeifuous hair rom all parts oil
the human frame this we prove beyond all doubt to
every purchaser requesting proof Beware oil counter
'cts containing deleereus properties, and utterly ne'
cscous. No agent in Brooklyn.
ting tam pimples botches morphew, SC, elicng deli
cate white neck hands ond arms, and imparng Juve-
mile OF ~ Is aoa them wssn see
Gourauds Vegetable Liquid Rouge-imparts delicate
busbing nge TO the cheeks, mmovable by rubbing with
Gourauds Blanc Espsnge, or Spanish White give 9
to the plexon pure lfelke alabaster Witness
Agents2 Milk street. Boston, rs Chestnut street. Pho-
d~lpha; Gray, Poughk eepse; Guthrie, Albany; Myers
New Haven; Wells Co., Hartiord Cowles, Springfield;
Faulkner. Norwich; Green & Co Worcester; Carleton
& Co., Lowell; Hodge Newburyp port, Preston Ports
mouth; Ps,.en. Portland Guild, Bangor Thomas, Gin
KY; Tous y, Rochester N "
@y- IMPORTANT TO THE UNFoRTUNATE.-
Azure guaranteed-The College Il Medicine and Pbs, :
macy OF the city OF New York. established for the sup
preston OF quackery repared to trcs all diseases
ef private nature, snd offer to all those afflicted with
these distressing maades advantages mott be met with
any other institution in this country, either public
private From the constant correspondence and from
private arrangements between the members Inc College
and the most professors othe Medical
europe all the improvements in the treatment Of these
diseases 10 them long before they reach the
majority Of the medical professions Of this country.
NUN sucn advantages, together with the combined
sNi Oh the r medical men Of this country the College
eei satisfied that the good work which they have under
tasen THE suppression Of quackery" will receive the
arcnage deserves from that portion Of the public re-
1uirng their services.
Terms for advice, end all medicines, So
~ b. Patients living at distance by stating their dis
ease explicitly In writing giving all symptoms together
With the treatment they received elsewhere, II any,
,bisn chest containing oil medicines, with full direc.
tons for with guarantee OF cure by addressing the
agent OF the College post paid, enclosing So
BY orLer. w. =. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office ind Consulting Rooms Of the College. 81 Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

RECOVERY OF Mr.. WILLIS HALL.--Mr. Willis
Hall is exhibiting favorable symptoms of recovery
from his recent sudden and alarming illness.
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Co. On Wednesday evening gentleman had his
pocket picked at the American Museum of several
hundred dollars in treasury notes and bank drafts.
together with some thirty dollars in money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

The shipment, ofspecie to France increasing but
will not reach any serious amount The stock market
remains very much at the date OF last and prices
follows:-
PnIcEs OF srooEs THE NV YoRK Market DEC. Is
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90 THE REV WORLD-Contents for Saturday
Sept Is
!. John Manesty the Liverpool Merchant. A romance
by the late DR. Msgnn. Part2.
O. Rejonder Of Judge Hammond to the Defence of Hon.
Ambrose Spencer.
8. The Fair Saint of Toulon, continued.
The Accused Violin. An original Translation from
the French.
s. Retrospect Of the Stage, No. Nv.
6. Fight in the Da'k An exciting tale.
Z. All the Same Hundred Years Hence. By Lamar
Blanchard.
8. Frederika Bremers Novels. Editorial.
9. Shall we have Reform 10 the Post Officer Edi-
torial
TO- The "Minmus" CorrcsI ondent of the Churchman.
EDITORIAL
IL. Mr.. Thuriow Weeds Letters. A Review.
~. Foreign Files, Miscellaneous News, SC Sc &c.
All Tor OF cents-32 large pages. 50 year.
j. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street
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o. Samuel H. Perkins has been nominated by
The Locoocos OF Philadelphia as their candidate for
Mayor.
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0D- JOSEPH w. HOXE, ESQ WHO WAS BENT
nearly double with Rheumatism, was enabled after
wearing of Sherman's Poor Mans Plasers twelve
hours get up and dress himself In two days he as
perfectly well. II sovereign remedy for pains or
weakness in the back oins, siae breast limbs
and to be the best ng plaster
in the world So great has its reputation become that
million year will not supply the demand. Dr. Shcr
mans warehouse is l06 Nassau street. Agents. 10 Broad
way 10 Asor House. 227 Hudson street. 1873 Bowery II
East Broadway, and IS William street.
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with some delightful and popular music
The Recommendations two weeks ago,
when writing on the subject of amusements for the
winter, we urged the propriety of an establishment
being opened on the plan of Astley's, London, and
Francon's, Paris, and the importation of the stars
that are now elecrifying the audiences in those two
capitals Of France and Eogand. Niblo, we presume.
is out Of the question, though we think his commc-
dious premises well adapted for the undertaking;
and In TACT, we now hear that we are to have such
an establishment In another place, if not two of the
same character. The old Amphitheatre IN the
Bowery has just fallen into hands in which there is
capital to accomplish all that is desired. Running
back to Christie street, the rear part having been
occupied for several years as a menagerie-the
premises, when thrown together, will afford ample
capacity Tor the most gorgeous shows and the
largest audiences. The alterations are TO be made
as soon as possible, but in the mean time, the Am.
phltbeaire, which has been recently improved and
decorated, will be opened for short season with
some OF the best performers in the country
The season commences tonight, and amongst the
performers recognise some of the old fayori,es
of the troupe of Welsh 81 Mann adwaIlader
young Glenroy, &c. The Cheppawa Indians, of
whom we spoke in yesterdays Herald, will also ap-
pear; they having consented to exhibit their war
dances 10 the audience. So much for the Bowery;
but we understand that enterprise of like char
acter, but on magnificent scale, is on foot in an
other part Of the city by other parties 1t is to be
situated above Canal street, in the vicinity of
Broadway, and will be the sod Drury" of all Am.
phitheatres
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GREAT GALE AT PoRTo RIco.-We are informed
by Captain Hatch, Of the brig Mary Averl, arrived
at this port yesterday from Ponce, p R., that in
formation had been received there, just before his
departure, by letter, that the eastern part of the
itland was visited by tremendous gale on the 9TH
of August, doing immense damage. We are with.
out particulars.
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o. The Bowling Green Fountain will be illumi-
mated this evening, and we understand that Mr.
Edge, the celebrated pyrotechnist, has volunteered
on the occasion to introduce some beautiful spec-
mems OF his art We have also heard it limited that
Dodworh's celebrated band will enliven the scene
with some delightful and popular music
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

o. THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
for the radical cure OF primary secondary syphilis
This powerful Alternative is the only remedy in
in the hospitals Paris and has entirely superseded the
old and destructive practice OF running the constitution
whilst curing the disease.
Sold in large bottles, So each; small ditto, 81; IN
cases containing halt dozen S., carefully packed and
sent to all parts of the Union.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.