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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-02

The NEw POLICE SYsrEM-Tm PRIMARY MEET
Isos-MoRK ExPosUREs-The District Attorney and
Justice Taylor have both submitted their plans Of
newroice And the people now look to his Honor
the Mayor TO come out and improve upon both sys-
TENS, and give them definite shape and proportion.
There Is no individual in this community who has
hao greater advantages, more exI erence, who is
better qualified 10 submit Organized plan Of a
good preventive Police than Robert n. Morris. LEI
him prepare it without delay, and present it to the
Common Council. IL will be there received by
both political parties with favor and respect Then
let the Common Council act upon the subject
promplly and as Legislative action must also be
had upon the new organization, let both political
parties concur unanimously IN submitting it TO the
Legislature Now is the time to strike while the
iron is hot. The wings profess to be IN favor of
reform ofthe Police They can have the concur
renee of the locofocos and the Mayor; indeed it
would be necessary for them to endorse it over in
order that it may receive vitality from Albany
But we are not aware that any opposition to re-
organization Of the Police will be found in either of
the two parties SUCH The great difficulties to be
encountered in the fears OF members of the Com
mon Council Unfortunately, to come out openly
as the advocates of reform. They are afraid of
ure of office may be affected by the reorganization
The PRIMARY meetings. stare them in the face like
81 many "devouring ogres." Atthese primary meet
ings the Mayors hundred marshas make their influ-
ence felt to degree that is perfect terror to your
Common Councmen. Each marshal is able to bring
with him at these meetings from seven to ten vo
tiers. They are dead set against any police reform,
and have decreed political humiliation against any
charter officer who shall dare even to propose re-
form, much more to vote for it. IT, then, it be true
that all charter nominations are IN reality made
not at the general nominating conventions held at
Tammany Hall, and at Broadway House-but at
these primary meetings, and if those one hundred
marshals control the votes at these primary meet
ings, then the whole mystery is cleared up in rea-
ton to the fears of your Common Councilmen to
vote for apolice reform. People wonder and Won
der why the Common Council do not decide at
once upon police reform. Both political parties
every body-all are agreed upon its necessity, and
are in favor of it. Why, then, is it not done! We
have already answered the question the reason is
to be found in the influence welded at the primary
meetings by persons whose tenure Of Office would
be affected by a reorganization of the police. We
shall have more to say on this subject anon.
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PULLEN Il CoPP.-We thank these gentlemen for
Albany papers of yesterday morning, three days in
advance of the mail
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CoMMUNTcATToN WITH BosToN.-Adams and Co,
and Pomeroy and Co. supplied us with Bos On
papers yesterday afternoon in advance of the mail
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MEETING ABOUT THE SAILORS HoME-A great
meeting IS to be held the Shakespeare tomorrow
evening, of all those opposed to the A." Sailors
Home" What is the obectl What do they want7
What are their purposesl
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For HUDSON AND THE INTERMEDIATES LANDINGS.
The comfortable and substantial steamboat r. l..
Stevens, will leave the foot of Murray street, at 5
o'clock this afternoon for all the landings between
this CITY and Hudson
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That is enough.
TRIAL OF COMMANDER MCKENzlK-The follow.
ing is an accurate list of the names of the members
OF the Court Martial, appointed to try Commander
Mckenzie =
Captain JOHN DOwNEs,. President.
GEO. c. READ,
WIN. COMPTON BOLTON,
JOHN D. sLOAT,-
GEO w. sTORER,-
ISAAC McKEEvER,
(" BENJAMIN PAGE,
Z" JOHN GWINN
Z" THOMAS W. wYMAN-
Commander HENRY w OGDEN
d" IRVINE SHUBRICK.
JupoE ADVOCATE, VIM. H. NORRIS, Esq. of Baltimore.
The members whose names are marked with an
asterisk had not reached the city yesterday at one
O'Clock, IN consequence, was supposed, of the
non-aTlval OF the Boston steamboat. The other
gentlemen met on board the North Carolina at 10
o'clock, and after waiting until the time mentioned,
adjourned till this morning at 10 o'clock
The Judge Advocate remarked before the men,
bers Of the Court separated, that he did not expect
that they would do much to. day, as he had not yet
had an opportunity of examining the record, the
minutes of the Court of Inquiry being still in the Of
flee of the department at Washington. The pro.
ceedings of the Court Martial will OF, it may be
presumed possess much interest
Days INDIA RUBBER BoAr.-This new invention
is calculated to be of more value, we apprehend.
than the inventor himself seems to attach to it. We
have had occasion to advert to the inventions of Mr.
Day before; but for do think he merits more
praise than for his conception of so ingenious and
wonderful boat. The great and all-imporant ad-
vantage OF this over any thing of flexible boat kind
yet invented for transporting persons property
water, is that the weight Of persons in it is beneath
the buoyant power, making the center of gravity
something like the cars attached to balloon; there.
by ensurlng perfect safety against upsetting, and
lessening the chances for accident Its model is
most perfect presenting the appearance and form of
a Grecian gondola, and may be impelled with very
considerable speed and great ease. 1t is so light as
only TO weigh twentyeght pounds, and will occupy
when exhausted, less than the space of one cubic
foot yet will sustain dead weight of over one ton.
its length is about eleven feet, and four wide-will
comfortably accommodate four or five persons, who
might with perfect safety any stream this side
of the Pacific Ocean. tits provided with very inge-
niously contrived flexible air pumps with which the
boat can be fully inflated in the almost edibly
short time OF four minutes while much less time is
consumed IN dlscharging the air and folding it up
These air pumps are connected with, and form part
of the boat. We have neither time or space for a
full description, but venture the opinion, that
when Its value is appreciated, no travellers through
new countries, travelling expeditions, or corps of
engineers, will feel prepared depart without them
For the use OF the army our frontiers in time of
war, the advantages from them would be incalcula-
BILE.
The one we saw is intended as present to the
Bey OF Tuns
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-The grand pantomime of
the "Black Raven of the Tombs,'' which has been
produced in a style of unequalled spendor, with
new scenery, dresses, decorations, &c, has been
drawing OVERLOOKING houses since the first night Of
its performance. 1t is truly brilliant affair, and
displays the superior tact and ability of the manager
with marked effect II is to be performed this eve
ming, in connection with the very interesting drama
OF the "Brigand's OATH" in which the pretty Miss
Adelaide Phillips appears, and the successful drama
OF Rnaldo Rinadni." A most attractive bill,
and one which will doubtless draw an uncommon
house.
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90 The Mummy at the American Museum has shown
signs OF establishment lately at the unprecedented and in
creasing crowds which daily and nightly throng that
establishment What wonder In all its three thousand
years il has been the witness Of such combina
ton Of attractions. 1t dwarf like Tom
Thumb, small so handsome, every way delightful
never such gorgeous and thrilling spectsces, such
beautiful and funny sights nightly in the grand
saloon. This is the last week. and Saturday the last day
and farewell benefit Of the General
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TRIAL OF COMMANDER MCKENzlK-The follow.
ing is an accurate list of the of the members
of the Court Martial, appointed to try Commander
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UN STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.
THE FOLLOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE b

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they will sell their nostrums long any win buy them
media as isS Shsh % s he
alone can never cure structure In proof Of this nothing is
%RS Se ssas @ s.
but whom seeing the READ nature of the he he's cured
in as many days Of nsv.o,;n, ,,.. ;oosor. ,or.e.
dfsira5s lay before the pubic few Plan eea:
easily done for although the Of this disease
I pre- osas ! Th & %
stream much diminished i@psdsa Observe
aentivey after It finished and the clothes eadussed
nothing is more Indicative of structure The is
The TIME GoNoRRHGA HAS RENAMED INCURRED
1t is difficult to say how long Gononhea elect
and not produce structure for naturally disposed
structure than another but general rule if it should be
suffered beyond six weeks this alone would afford
sufficient ground at least for the suspicion Of structure The
The ErrEcr STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE MInp-Ths
eect OF structure Is deps the rs and e lessen both
effects Not however that it alike ndi-
vdl but it is common that the writer rarely Of
does complain less capable of su
sness formerly gratifying also to witness the uniform
Of spirits and the disappearing Of other maiadies the
With regard of Structure on this subject it s svf
fcient observe land it is stated with confidence and plea
pshed very little time So much this could have
been years but such has been the improve
men IN thus art ana sne he practical experience OF the Writer
days as formerly it demanded months.
The writer also begs state that for those who wish
s those delicate D Which SR'y
advisable however, those who suspect stTcturr if
possible should consult the author personally and nothing
will aurIse them than the and certainty of his
Of cure. Separate also arranged for those
who ay have to wait little
oy remains to word or two the ground
which the public and especially coming this city
rely with confidence what has been advanced With
this view Dr. RALPH begs TO state that beside his rank
daase Of Ednbu xe &c. he has been engaged in the
than thirty yeas aud he's Published editions of work
pressy them Also thai hs hls testimonial letters from the
Dr. PhyscE of Philadelphia aud Others aud that he is per-
mej To refer to almost every Physician OF ennence IN this
Dr. Ralph at MS private residence 90 Greer
consulted by post The itte volume above referred one
dollar SILL Inns
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NOK Ms Kill THOUSANDS

NOnMS MILL
s;: fssft with $ u fsSi p Pale
away, eannes, pain The bowels. Joint. o. limbs disturbed
@ s 5s . %2s"a 81 Many Ss
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Ky sa cured
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Hon bss1d:sy children y
They the only infabe destroying medicine known
csash. .n; cod Gs Coughs Asthma
and Of 5s uHS win nS 3: sfs5
@ M seee sT esq., and hs
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cock Wn H. xtTss Esq Of Distressing coughs. They are
the peasantest cough medicine and the of
Hasshs ss.stass, sed rspsa,ios relieved from
lending crowded room; or travelling will find them to %ps
VII nsG;s d Rs
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Rec f. SSs ss
sads q others have the wonderful effects Of these
e 'ss
@ m hoss wS" sua s w 70 Pc
DR. sherman's warehouse is at los Nassau street
pEOU For the cure Of GOnorrhea elects Structures and
or all remedies discovered for the above complaints this
Is the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure without the lea.
setion to Diet drink exposure change application
business
We give long quacksh recommendations to deceive
public II the medicine does speak for ITSELF shall
speak for IT. Our object notify where be had and
the proprietor challenges single of Gonorrhz
be brought which the Mixture will effect rapid
under forfeiture Of $500
This disease that unfortunately pervades all rank Of socie
V high low, rich aud matrimonial and single. They
are here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least the shortest possible
urher the disease be contracted II dose OF the
Mixture taken night going bed when exposed.
IL Is put ny IN bottles with full directions it, at
81 bottle one bottle lasts week. which generally cures
many cured IN two days.
For sale only WIN II Minors 1872 Broadway of
John st franklin House, New York; j. Jones'
OF Chestnut and Seventh Phade pha; aud at j. NJ Smiths
1873 Washington St Boston. OF lm-m
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a ASD e h. OF
The adapsd The !hs'e win k 70 III
a"s and Keep ss pdsmes Or 9' poon
will r..
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ceIenr remedy either die or have weeks perhaps months oil
changes from hot chilly wssshs, are %asy Sss
and moisture are powerful agents in producing disease md
that and WIFI WEATHER are ss PEN
@ay be bilious es er may g Yellow
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Of the iy b but s
dss,.s earsSs By he B.ash Pills.
Of % al H.. nc can
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time every ma duty who wishes TO ans n1 Sna
s powers every aSm'
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be feared and guarded against than any contagious
The INFLUENZA has left such state Of weakness
ebannes the and he
timely Of Brandlshs Pills this Susceptibility
nen % Ss may S the for
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month healthy he had when he
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esved the csss mediea gentleman who
who s oS IL sSsy
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deh and his proved happy within six %oats he
Ss s sa a X: Pills miserable and by
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has fully always harmonze with the human body The
causes Of long attack often ending only cessation
0% o s he IS a s ans Of but
great prevent the maades
lit will surely weaken the maignity Of the attacks aud in
As with all valuable medicines the Brandreth Pills have
been hamefuy counerfeted but have succeeded N having
executed THREE LABELS land which appended to each
box of such workmanship "a bid defiance 70 all u
mitators Now, evil presents tssii MY aaver
tisemens taken verbatim and used by all the medclne
Of the day. who merely take my name out ana insert
pied IN the advertisement thus stolen from me line WIN
how these pecu ays gentlemen will sustain themselves
and energies are permitted me- by an OVERRIDING PRO
deh Pills and that those properties which have thus
deed them popular will be still c9nIinsed SnimPsired
The Brandeth Pills sold BY place Of
importance throughout the world each agent having cert
on the Brandreth PHI boxes engraved thereon
BRANDRETH'S PILLS sold at Is cts per box, with
full directions at the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 24l Broadway, ga
following duly appointed agents for the sale of the
s. l. WWG%GSs1 .n. %. saS He.,,o0
4. II. Tnpp, i67 Division st.
Geo, b. Maigne, 80 Catherine SC.
%; Fowler cor; Greenwich and Murray sts.
B. q. Cordey, 30 Whitehall ST.
VIM. p lowell 81 Cherry
Mrs Wilkinson. Az Cherry st.
John Howe, cor Rvinstoa aad Ludlow st..
Theo. MARITIME, 2ist st, cor 9th Avenue.
Benin RICHARDSON, 4sd St cor 9th Avenue
| stephen Hunt, East Chester
| B. II. Carpenter New Rochelle.
Bashford Rose Yonkers
| 5. Kenyon, Harlem.
| Aaron Smith, West Farms.
| w. u J. Orion, Port Chester
| Mrs. Booth, No: Market st, Brooklyn.
Mrs Terrier, Williamsburg, L. /.
VIM. r. Parker Newark, Nj
| ID. w. stone Jersey City. $50 2st eodsr
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To THE LAnIES

Do nULL'S UTERQ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
Wis new insnme for the radical OF ProaIsus Utter
or Failing Of the Womb, BY external application, sups
sseing the use Of the obectiona Peasa confidently com
nended 70 the aicted the Of perfect restora on
ea never having failed Of performing cure even under
the most aggravated circumstances - ''
The Supporter has very high character in Eor
wei az IN me country adopted to the entire dsuse
hate9 ana 9il other painful surgical expediens Ly
nglniQsptais OF London and ParIs and is universally
connded IN Europe by medical of the highest rank
~ ts country sustained BY the leading of tbs
mcule o. Colleges and Hospitals, and by all the emnss
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies No
Icaey street. aving from the business ~
trtnent where lady attendance, TO apN
Irussat sud 10 fem pstteuts imsc
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FAhh'o LIFE PlLLS.

rAhk'c LIFE PlLLs'.
of the 100 'ubanary blessings bestowed on m0ra health
NO DISEASES general in this country. none
e. than those @ nature and indeed i matter
Ice Of physe is moi only inadequate to bS
PREPARATION. BY gwen literally, without
s the
lous and scorbuc already much impoverished
the Ss saa Of Ae and
s d ae s ali
humors oush the skim which in chronic nvetee
fs LIFE FILLS are now so widely known
anS s he bsrs na Ss 50 s." "a
hs aid Of nS xii aa m ur
to enaele them supply accordance with the
All persons less suffer this from relaxed
STATE Of the EN- dasf BY The hat 4, of h"
%ors thus seerated The liver Which generally gets sluggish
w 9e put hahy "s ard be able 70 h G
ted and prepared to undergo whatever change the fall may bring
As family medicine it is all powerful removing bilious
aa % ,spy from N. Seod OF the
Sid retail by all The most respectable Druggists in New
And Mor,on's Medical Warehouse" Halifax, Nova SEQ
tia. OILS lmr
MApAME CosTELLO FEMALE PHYSICIAN
Medac4ted the Medical Faculty in Paris and Graduate
sy M s lon: 20 s %
zas .ucees: the treatment Of diseases incidental to
rom 'e a " q @ @
Ss happy to afford comfortable temporary home p he, resi-
saS s m an S9 s care s nn1ns or # Will
covered particularly begs to impress on the mind,
Of The delicate tnat she oiciaes personally
Costello would ieGm ladies' residing out o.
her Oh h% N s
the United States within reasonable, distance.
street times With the stresst regard to the wishes
her patients All communications and letters must be post paid
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MASSACHUSETTS, BAY

OIsIEKS Gl581 F9llon street, Opposite 81 IanI 3
those persons who have heretofore honod him with their pa
aud those who willing continue the favor
that the Bay Oysters recovered with the
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor peculiar
them and which has given them the oysters Of Canca
that his saloon recently elegantly fitted up offers most
quiet and comfortable accommodations.
There will always be found in it choice collection Of the
following wines, Chablis, Saueme Grave Barac, Her
mtsge, sparkling and still Hook, Champagne Chamhertin,
Pommard Volney, Lafe Lau"Ie Leoville, ST Ju1en&c,
and all sorts of foreign wines and cordials
He keeps constantly hand the above woe this cask or
boz together It'll Preserves, Sweet Oil and F:sSS mega:
Goods purchased from his establishment o!cD4ge
any of the city Oysters will be sce OF
purchasers W euired) and opened by % ;s ants
the establishments. % !:n.ec
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.iJTL.I,sS TRITSSL,S

MI. r. ~ hbFI DHED rFhSONA'
DfNSoNS afflicted with rptules may rely apo inc peg
Instrumental aid the world affords, APPLICATION ~ th'
hce No Eeyey either oi the agents VI W.. Pl
pal towns IN the United States be careful 70 sIdmne -
ick pad OF Hubs Isscs they are endorsed % "
hull IA writing None genuine or 10 De reheo upon
yood, without his signature. l..-.. ll Ia ,,.u.
Many peors have undertaken to vend limitations Of ilu
CELEBRATED usses and thousands imposed upon
ucnce Ihese limitations cannot be relied upon they
iade by unsa mechanics aud are no better thru The or
,asy trusses.
Of lde hayiug separate from the depart
female pasisnts. " I'm &C
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL CARD

OFFICE, No. 1856 EuIton street -DR. FAWCETT, n,esa
Der of the Royal College Of S.Rsous of London and Edn
depha author OF several the generative organs &c.
his pIactice certain class Of delicate
affections will yield his mode Of treatment without
Diet hndrarce fros, business and without
curry
Constitutional debility iupoeqcy serty, seminal weak
which brought by destructive habit Of ncons
tn ndulgences of the
which undermine the constitution and lay the foundation
premature decay see Dr. Fawcetts work these subects
be radically cured and the restored health and
gou Structures Of the uetha extending far the prostate
gland and neck OF the bladder which generally produ
ced by the bad treatment of disease and frequently they org
from nasturbaon be radically cured by Dr. Faw
cett at 1856 Fulton street.
p SDr T. is the eldest advertising Physician the city
his diplomas from London Edinburgh and Philadelphia are
hung large frames his Office where his works be
obtainsd Price n cents Ola Imsec
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TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION, CURE
ERUPTIONS, CHAPPED AND TENDER

rH wonderful discovery medical science for d.
of the skin that made by M Vesprin the cee
brated Italian ply sican He shaped his discovery the form
Of beautiful piece Of soap, called the Italian Chemc Soap
founding effect this The proprietor himself has had for
years half dreadful scrofuous head dseae he has
lionel for weeks nd the head shaved twice has
head washed weeks with IT, and curing fast This
much for epticns. For ladies children for clearing the
this; makes DARK yellow skin white and clear One trial
toes &c Sold the sign of the American Eagle Chatham
street NY In Philadelphia by Zebe Ledger Buldipgs
in Boston Redding, State street, BROOKLYN Ii 1879 F1l
oG m zee
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A BRAHAM KASTOR, importer, No. 1893 Broadway has
~ received by the Great Western aud Britannia
and also by the Hayre packets, fine and large assortment OF
style Silk Bullion Frnges Gemps Cords, Tassels, But
tons black silk Trimming Laee Thread Laces
Of French such Infants Dresses and Waists
Chemoisette Collars Linen Pocket Handkerchief Thread
Lace Wells Thread Points, silk Blond Trimming Lace Fancy
Ball Dresses aud every description of Gloves Ms and Cuffs
Also Bass Purses, end Linen Thread Caps Also large
OF Worsted Coks Habits and Cars for ladies and
children and other articles describe all
Of which he offers reasonable prices wholesale aud retail
81 IN