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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

Coop TMEs.-The times are certainly improving
at least in commercial and agricultural affairs,
whatever it may be in moral and religious mat
ters
Business of all kinds is now very healthy-prices
low and steady-exchanges every where equalized
trade prosperous, and good stocks and products
rising moderately according to the demand and judi
cious management. The weather and season are
also good-and the chance OF most abundant crops
very fine 1t is probable that the productions of the
EARTH during the ensuing season, will be 10 to 20per
cent more than ever it was before in the United
States Foreign immigrants. and vast quantities of
specie are pouring into the land.
Such is our position and prospects. It
is evident, however, that next year, great po-
litica contest will be fought between the supporters
of al. S. Bank the one side, and the supporters
of specie currency and the present state Of things
on the other. The fluctuations which will be caused
by this contest, will affect all stecks-particuary
State stocks-athough the trade in the great agri.
cultural staples may untouched 1t is safest to be
confined to cash business in real goods-but not to
touch stocks at all.
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CHATHAM THEATRK.-It is almost unnecessary 10
refer our readers to the Chatham bill all are no
doubt aware that Yankee Hill is playing an engage
ment there, and that tonight he plays two of his ia
vorite characters. Strangers visiting the city who
desire a little recreation and genuine amusement,
cannot fail to be grated by attending on this occa-
SON Those who have before had the pleasure Of
witnessing his performances require no recommen-
dalton from usto ensure their attendance
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NO. aTRuTH is OFTEN STRANGER THAN

90 "TRUTH IS OFTEN STRANGER THAN
FICTION"-Had it have been asserted afew years since
that you could for shilling visit q museum and wit.
series of splendid entertainments, in which the
eminent artists in the country would appear the
idea would have been considered preposterous; but
stration Of paronzng Peales Ass Darling the cele
braed enchantress Mr. Delarue the unrvalled mtator
of Kean Kembe, Forrest &c Mr. Bendal the best comic
singer in the cy La Petite Cereto graceful dansese
magnificent Picture Gallery, and curioses al innitu
may be seen for the above trihing sum-
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n3- THE PROPRIETOR OF THE AMERICAN
Museum has added another to his many acts of beray
and public spirit by his invitation to the Mayor and Com
mon Council to inspect the model Of the City of Paris this
the improvements of centuries in the capital Of France
will have good effect upon those of commercial
emporium. The performances this evening will be worth
attending especially those of DR.. Valentine.
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State OF indiana, county Of vgo The undersigned,
notary public for said county states that he Is well ac
quaiued with the said j. O. Jones, and Brooks ana
that they residents and citizens OF Terre Haute ana
persons Of credibily and signed the above statement
in my presence and in the presence Of said Shpmsn:
Witness my hand and notaral seal of Office this 9th Oh
April, ls4S.
(Signed) CIV. BARBOUR,
Notary Public.
The above are accurate copies from the originals;
aud show the quantity and kind OF money Shipman
had with him, when caught. What action Will be
taken upon that part of the receipt, which requires
the owners of papers, &c. 10 make "such compehsa-
non as isjust and honorable" we have no means
of knowing, but we trust that those interested will
do the genteel for those who interested themselves
for their beneft--Chronicle.
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COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.-The
proposed new treaty with England, for the mutual
arrangement of tariffs OF duties, on principles of
recifrocity has created great deal of discussion
and remark in the various journals throughout the
country.
Generally, among all the mercantile, moderate
and agricultural interests the proposition, as far
as we can perceive, has been received with good
deal of favor. The only opposition to such
treaty, has come from the ultra politicians of the
two large party camps into which the country is
dlvided-and, even from these, the opposition has
been rather faint and inefficient
Among the greatest objections which we have
seen, is that interposed, as is supposed by the con-
sttution, which gives the power to Congress assem-
bled to arrange all tariffs. According to this view
Of the subject, is conended that such subject
The arrangement of tariff does not belong to the
treaty-making power, viz the President and
Senate. But even this objection can be overcome,
by requiring for such treaty the concurrence of
both houses after it shall have been arranged by the
two executives. Something OF the same kind is
now required in carrying out every treaty The
Senate must confirm treaty directly, and the
House of Representatives indirectly, by voting the
supplies, before any treaty is in operation.
We are persuaded that commercial treaties will
yet become a great topic of discussion, not only in
this country, but throughout the world. According
TO the views now entertained, they form the rmest
basis of peace, amity and friendship, between ma
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NAVAL The U. S. steamer Union, Lieut.. Hun
ter, left Norfolk on Saturday morning for Boston,
The u. s. ship Vandalia, Commander mckinney,
bound to Chagres, went to sea from Hampton Roads
on Thursday morning.
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From the New Orleans Crescent City.

90 WE KNOW BROKER NOT FAR FROM OUR
Office whose head bald az to expose entirely his
chronological developments, which. considering that
they betokened good disposition in reality very
unortunate nevertheless he mourned the loss locks
he had worn After frutess resort to miscaled
raves he purchased bottle two of Oldrldge's Balm
of Columbia and has ringlets in rich profuson We
are not putting This case came under positive
knowledge, and we can give the name ofthe gentleman.
Comstock Ross Is Magazine street. the only agents.
g. S-The same found in New York, AZ 81 Courtlandt
street. near Broadway.
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Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
100 shares Girard Bank Al; Bank 81; $4,000 State
S. 1854 ALI las shares Reading Railroad 2O $1,000 State
SIS, As
AFTER Boards shares Reading Railroad, 1875; 80 do
do
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p7- WIG wEARERs AND WIG MAKERS READ
THIS -
New YoRx, May TO- Is43.

Nh BARRY, 40 Broadway >
DkARsrn IL herewith tender you ny sincere and
heartfelt thanks for the real comfort and happiness have
from you my present head Of hair far exceeds my
most sangune expectations for fits my head WELL and
ny OF some of my most intimate friends. have worn
wigs made by those who call themselves eminent in their
profession, but they looked unnatural and fitted so
badly that really there comfort in wearing them
but nay thanks you again. for all that has been obvied;
for have more trouble than had with my pa.
tursl hair Mr.. Barry you liberty to make what
you please of this letter. deem II duty owe you
to make tho above statement hoping mny be the means
OF extending your business. should have been peaseo
to have allowed YOU 10 publish my and address, but
being bachelor, il might materially mar my prospects
with the fair SEX However you can refer any Renue,
man to me who wants one OF your wonderful heads OF
hair and will submit mine as specimen OF your work
msnship.
Yours, very respectfully, DIG
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
PHILADELPHIA NAV l5-Below, Albert Perkins, Clark

Orleaus.
BALTIMoRE, May l4-Ar Ernst & Gustav. (Brem) Beaur
man, Bremen; svea Sw) Godbertson New York; LawIence
bertrand, Mason, New Orleans, Henry, Burt Mayaguez;
be Phebe B. Smith. anu Mcnesn. TeIrs. NYort
B,ishtman, Fall River Bid De Lopez ven, Nayss. La
Alicia, Hall Trinidad; Baltimore, HASKELL and Ens, Ames
Portland; Unon Smith Providence; Traffic Smalley. New
York. Cid lh Sarah Cathafne Frazier Cape Haytien and
mkt; Mlliscnt. Cole, NYork
RICHMOND May l3-An Lynchburg NYoIk.
Foreign Ports.
PoRro GAELIC, April 22-Sld Sisters Rollins Maracnbo
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ofse and Consulting rooms Of the colleges Nassau st

03- PROFESSOR vELPEAUs CELEBRATED
PILL for the Of Gonorhee, elect, Gc.-This pill
by the celebrated inventor to cure he most
aggravated cases of those distressing complaints without
greeing with the stomach The College of Medicine and
Pharmacy OF city Of New YORK have prescribed them
for the last six months without single failure Sold in
boxes, containing one hundred pills, 81.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
ONCE and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau
N. B.-Country patients can obtain chest containing
sufficient quantity of this celebrated remedy gusran
teed to cure, by addressing the Agent Of the College,
post paid, stating particulars Of and enclosing S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

FLORIDA ELECTION. Levy, democratic, has beer
reelected to Congress by small majority.
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GRAND CONCERT OF SIGNoR NAaEL AND Mons
NoURRlT.-This promises to be brilliant of the
frst water. First rate artists-frst rate pieces-a
perfect galaxy of talent The Signor and the Mon
sieur are not to be beaten in Europe. The one is a
dashing, handsome, manly fellow, brim full of ia
lent wit and philosophy-the other versatile in &C.
MUS, refined, elegant-the very beau ideal of I'm
gentihomme Framoais. M. Nourrt Is stranger
fame, and his artist-ke chaste and beautiful sing
ing, will stamp him as worthy brother of that
celebrated Adophe Nourrit, to whose memory
the French people have erected magnificent
monument, which they still deck with wreaths in
proof of their admiration. With such attractions,
the ladies, bless their dear hearts, crowd Nblos
operate Saloon with their pretty faces.
Signor Nagel will certainly astonish as well as
delight this evening. He will show the pub
lie that while ordinary players grovel along upon
four strings, his genius takes more mastery and
original flight, and revels upon four, three or two,
just as his fancy leads him. and finally plays the De-
vii a la Tartini upon one string 1t will be mo-
ment of intensely wrought interest, when, one by
one the strings cut from the instrument and the
one lone string, waiting and moaning for its fellow
catgut sends forth tones SO pathetic and tender
that they would move the heart of the neither mill
stone 1t will be rich scene; one that all of phi
losophical turn Of mind should witness.
Mrs Edward Loder and Mr.. Timm do their
share in the Concert, and altogether Signor Nagels
last appearance will be brilliant ending every way
worthy its beginning.
Go early and secure your seats, all We that are
musical.
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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, May 15-6 p. NJ.
The principal operation in stocks to-day in Ohio
6s (which $4,000 were sod closing at decline OF pr.
CT from the rates of Saturdays after the board they
cred per cent Kentucky ss per cent Illinois 6s
fell Ii Farmers Loan fell Mohawk t Life and Trust
/; Harlem rose4.
At the board the transactions were also large
Illinois Delafeld bonds sold at 92b.
The disposition to invest in good stocks generally on
the increase The large houses have probably received
greater amounts of orders for investment from privstec
pitals than for long time previous There is great
difficulty In finding safe investment that will yield per
cent.
There are counerfes purperting to be So bills Of the
Vernon Bank letter A. signed B. Day, cashier. N. Bi.
shop president The notes have the appearance of being
altered. The word Vernon is inserted.
The business in exchanges has not been large for the
packets, and rates rather heavy They fol.
lows
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90 SUBSCRIBERS changing their residence, will please
notify this Office Of Nassau and Fulton streets
where they want the Herald left hereafter.
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RATES OF FoRErer BILLS IN New YORK.

The impression is that after the departure of the Great
Western prices will recede The mercantile demand is
not large.
The immense exerons of those who have been bolster
ing and nfatng the Ohio per stock in order to OBJ
tain bids for the 7per Ct have been in van The appca
tons were failure In order to put face the
matter few persons subscribed pay any money!
but to give certificates payable September on condi
ton that the whole loan taken The subscribers are as
follows
Jacob Little & Co.
in. Perkins, cashier and Ohio State agent.
H. Winslow, broker employed BY the stste of Ohio.
Drew, Robinson & Co.. money changers.
Ketchum Rogers Dement, brokers.
Rufus L. Lord.
John Rankin.
Joseph s. Lake & Co.. Ohio Commissioners.
The loan is Of course utter failure The 10th
ton Of the law authorsng the loan is as follows
Sec. 49, That the borrowed by the Fund Com.
mssioners under the provisions the section
OF this shall not amount to six hundred thousand dol
lars then the Canal Fund Commissioners shall
said they require it, certificates of stock of
the state bearing an insere, esntum, payabls
hundred and 6fty-one, in amount with the sum so
thousand dosrs which stock shall be issued said
tractors in rateabe proportion their demands upon
petsd by the sale or issue of the domestic bonds of the
State hereinbefore provided for.
The domestic bonds are per cent redsemabe in 1851,
or at any time previous Hence will be observed that
contractors have right to demand receive the per
cent stock and sell at once while the market will bear
it. In September money may become scarcer than now
andthey will suffer immense loss the contractors ever
hope to get their money from State which refused to
be taxed to pay them let them demand the per cent
stock while the money market is easy. The Ohio per
cent stock dropped per cent Saturday. when re-
suit Of the loan known.
The following is table of rates OF stock in New York
now, and at the date ofthe last packet
Prices OF STOCKS New YoRK Market Orc Il
1842IAND APhIL %, AND Mar is, I8i3.
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, being the new MEM
bers, meet this day at the Aldermens room at IL
O'Clock.
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U-CENUlNE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
0entian and sasssfras, prepared by the College of
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the City of New York, esta
blished fer the suppression Of Quackery A. D. ls42.
This celebrated Extract is fast superseding all the in.
er and useless mixtures prepared by druggists who are
totally incapable Of knowing the medicinal properties or
curative powers of the roots they employ BY referring
to the morning papers, the public will at perceive
that this worst species Of quackery dong ncaculable
injury, whilst the vendors Of this miserable compound
destructive Minerals and waery decocton of the com.
American Sarsaparilla, are parading in the New
York press the certificate of cured who 10 in
his grave, and has been since using these destructive
mixtures. The College of Medicine and Pharmacy of
the city Of New York hereby promise psy any
son, who will prove that their contains particle
OF any mineral, the sum Of One Thousand Dollars The
College have received hundreds Of genuine certificates
from persons that really benefited their Extract
but knowing the value the enlightened part Of the
munity put on all certificates published not for the pub
lie good but for self interest," they determined from the
time they opened their establishment, not to publish any
certificate, matter how strong fattering them
selves. Their Extract 70 confidently recommended as
the best specific for all diseases arising from mpuy
Of the blood such scrofula ringworm letter syph
c ulcers, rheumatism pimples the face pains the
bones enlargement OF the joints salt rhuem any dis
having ts origin in corrupt state of the bleod
Gold in single bottles at rs cents esch in contain
ing half dozen, So so in do do, one dozen, &c.
Carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, OF Nassau
street. w. g. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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Rostacriptl
HUZZA FOR OPPOsITION!

HUZZA FOR OPPOSITION.
SATURDAY, II o'clock M.
We have just received by Messrs. Bailey Howards
Express messenger, copy of the New York Herald Of
Friday morning. containing news twelve days from Lon
don. This brings us within l3s days Of England
The paper was kindly brought to our Office and for
this especial attention feel bound to render espe
cisl thanks 1t contains postscript, dated Friday, o.
clock A. NJ.
This is Unprecedented. The Great Western ar
rived here at 3 o'clock A. M. on Friday and by
means of the news boat establishment OF the New
York Herald-the steamboats, to Abany-and the
western railroad to Buffalo, the news transmit
ted about 500 miles in about 3Ohours. Can they ex.
Gel this in Europe, or the world
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Agents for the New York Herald In Eu-

London-P. L. simonds, Newspaper Agency Is Cornhili'
Liverpool-willmer & Smith, Newspaper Agents.
Paris-M. Galignsni-ls Rue Vivienne
Note Other agencies IN the various capitals Of Eu
rope in the process Of appointment they Will De an
nounced as soon as made.
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MINKRALoeIsr AND ANTIQUARIAN.

RAPID TRANSMISSION OF THE News BROUGHT B,
THE GREAT WEsrERN.-We find the following arti
Gle in the " Rochester Evening POST of Saturda
last -
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All the new and cheap literary publications Of the day
sale Wholesale and retail at the HERALp OFvc
northwest corner of Nassau and Fulton street.
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6W WISIANS bALoAM OF Wild CHEHHi'-
This truly great remedy for asthma coughs consumption
liver complaint Group, &c. is doing to proong the
lives and msliorsie tho condition Of than all the
ltical reforms Of the day Life without health s of lit
tie worth Nature furnishes in every country medicines
adapted the disease, Of that country Suppose we had
remedy for most prevalent and fatal diseases
Of another continent would be tempted say
Creator had not displayed his usual wisdom in such
arrangement But not the wild cherry abounds
wherever coughs asthma, liver complaints and like dis
prevail Its power them wonderful. Let no
one despair Of again enjoying health This Balsam mocks
at common remedies and supersedes the skill of the best
physicians Hundreds has snstched from the cold
braces OF consumption and DEATH Price ST. Sold only
at las Fulton corner Of Nassau Dexter, Albany Mrs.
Hays, Brooklyn; Badger, Newark, and Gotham, New
Haven.
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SAiLED.-U. s. ship Independence.
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Political Movements.

Captain Tyler is on the banks OF James nvel, VIZ.
glnia, visiting new estate which he has purchased
there for $40 600. He is accompanied by Captain
Bob, and other Httoatevs He will rustlcate three
weeks there and then come north 10 Boston, to be
present al the Bunker Hill celebration on lh- 18th
June. His journey, progress through Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York, will create a great
sensation and excitement. Great preparations are
making 10 give him splendid reception.
Mr.. Webster leaves Washington early this week.
He partakes Of public dinner at Baltimore on
Thursday, and makes great speech, defining his
position-the state OF partes-and the prospects Of
the future. He then returns to Marshfeld to catch
fish and prepare himself for the delivery of the gea,
grafton on Bunker Hill on the 18th of June
Secretary Upshur is in Virginia, but it is supposed
that he will go to France
MIR. Gushing sails for China, as minister, on the
LIST July, In the Brandywine. He will be accompa
MED by Fletcher Webster, Secretary of Legation
and John Tyler Jr. as Private Secretary. Mr.
Gushing intsndsto visit Pekin if he can.
All the cabinet ministers, with the exception Of
John G. Spencer, who is the working spirit of the
administration, will visit Boston, and accompany
the President on his visit TO Bunker Hill.
Mr.. Van Buren, is at Undertook or Underworld
MIR. Calhoun at Fort Hill, s. C.-both preparing
and recruiting their forces for the contest in the
convention, TO be held May, 1874. The chances
are in favor of Mr.. Van Buren, thus far-though no
one can say what time may bring forth.
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90 HAIR-GRANDJEAN'S COMPOsITION.-An
important discovery for the treatment of the hair pre-.
sentative against badness and nfalble cure in all
affections OF the skin the head dandru &C. Multi
udes Of chemists apothecares and perfumers have
cessully aemptedto treat of that part of the human
dy, without having sufficiently studied the subject. By
spreading ostentaous reports of exaggerated fame,
Prodigy
Only make fair trial of Grandjean's celebrated Compo.
ston. people would adopt this method there would be
no reason to complain Of humbug.
Principal office No. Barclay street. Particular room
for ladies. N.Y.
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10 Law OF LIBEL-sUPPREssED FACTS.
~, ruth crushed to earth will rise again,
ne eternal years of God are hers,
nut error, wounded, writhss in pain
And dies amidst her worshippersD
successful attempt to suppress the book entitled
suppressed Facts or Nobility Unveiled being the pri
vae prank' amours and vllsnes Of the British Arsto
crazy has given the work noorety here beyond com
pare The whole of TO- 600 copies first edition, having
been exhausted second edition will be issued This Day
with corrections, and for sale at No Ann street
N. B-The attempt OF certain clique of foreign arts.
tocrats in this city to throw shade of
facts published will only tend to increase the sale two
fold.-"Let the CALLED jade VINCE"
90 THE UNRIvALLED TONIC MIXTURE-For
the of all the protean forms of dyspepsia loss of an
petite assude cutsnsous eruptions and general debility
This invaluable specific composed most nvgora
ing and strengthening ingredients known to the medical
world. 1t confidently recommended by the College
eminenty adopted for removing all feeling Of languor
debility occasoned either from the heat OF the climate
shattered tuition. More than three thousand bot
ties have been prescribed the College last year, with
the most beneficial effect.
Sold in large bottles at. 80 each
small DO. 81 DO
In cases containing half dozen... do.
Carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting of the College 81 Nassau ct.