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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

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CEED-The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 81 the
City Of New York, established Cor the suppression o
iuackery now prepared 10 treat all diseases OF pi
vate nature and offer to all those afflicted with these dis
essing malades advantages not to be met with in any
other institution in this country either public or private
from the constant correspondence, and from private Or
engagements between the members Of the College and
mast eminent professors OF the medical institutions of Eu
ope all improvements in the treatment OF these diseases
ire forwarded to them long before they reach the mso
'y OF the medical profession Of this country With such
celebrated remedies together with the combined skill
he first medical men OF this country the College feel SO
listed that the good work they have und. rtaken, tht
oppression OF quackery," will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion Of the public requiring Their
'sfvicee.
Terms-for advice and medicine s..
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, o. Nssss
treet. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
NIB. Patients living at distance, by stating their d.
explicitly 10 writing giving oil symptoms, togetbe,
With the trea msnt they received elsewhere, any,
,bain chest containing all medicines with full direc
ons for use with guarantee Of by addressing the
gent Of the college, post paid, enclofing$.
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BURGESS & sTRINGER,
222 Broadway, corner Ann st.

90 CHEAP AMUSEMENTS-None can complain
that ve have not cheap amusemens and first rate
too when they read the advertisement Of Peales Muse
How so much can bo afforded for only shilling
would puzzle any mcn who did not know that the place
is daily crowded with visitors from floor to ceiling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Sunday, November ne, ls4a.
MIR. Webster,s Last and WORT s ,eec

We give to-day full and graphic report of the
recent speech delivered by Mr.. Webster 10 the wings
at Andover. Massachusetts,. The unavoidable causes
which prevented US from giving it yesterday morn
ing, related in the report. As the matter stands,
we published the entire speseh in an EXTRA HERALD
yesterday morning at an early hour, being full six
hours in advance of every other paper in New
York.
Of the speech itself, we will have few words to
say hereafter. 1t enough at present to state that
it is considered in this metropolis complete fail
urea tame-spiritless, unanimated thing-and no
more like Daniel Webster's former self, than Sam
Peterson is like him. OF this matter, there are no
better judges than the newsboys, who are both cap
ital philosophers and admirable critics. "Tom,"
said aragged rascal yesterday to another coming up
from Wall street-"Tom, how sells Webster 9'-
"Why Dick" replied the other-''not at all, Web
ster's burst up, guess"-"A gone coon," replied
the other, with a grin. And so he is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12
Results OF the state Election-Awful defeat
OF tho Wings.

We have now received, as will be seen else
where, returns throughout the whole length of the
State of New York, from Sandy Hook to Mia
CARA, and the result is the greatest defeat to the
Wings which they have sustained for the last quar-
ter of a century.
BY the admission of both party journals whig
and locofoco-it is now almost certain that the
locofocos have carried every Senatorial District
an increased number Of Assemblymen-and pop
ular majority of nearly Is 600 votes The aggregate
vote taken Is about one-third less than usual-pro-
badly about 100000, in constituency of 45O, 900.
These are singular results-and lead 10 still
stranger conclusions. What are they?
First-the people have been so disguised with
both the old parties, that about 10000 voters have
stayed away from the polls. In this city alone, this
disgust had ripened into action, revolt, and re-
construction. The American Republican,, a new
party, sprung up in few weeks, and came very
near carrying the metropolis. What is 20 prevent
them, in another year, from capturing the State2
Second-the result in relation to public men and
measures is decidedly expressive of the popular will
against Clay and Webster-against their recent CO.
alhon-and against all their measures-bank, high
tariff, distribution law, &c 1t is now favorable TO
Mr. Van Buren, and the policy he represents but yet
not decisive on that side of the house. His party
have succeeded by mere plurality vote of Is 900,
but the full popular voice is yet against him by $780,,
600. II establishes the fact that Mr. Van Buren,,
rayed against Clay, is the strongest in New York,
and this fact may give him the pre-eminence as the
democratic candidate throughout the Union.
Third-While this result has demolished the pros
poets Of Clay and The wings, II has at the same time
developed new movement, that, if prudently con-
Quoted, will agitate and revoutonise the State OF
New York, and ultimately of the whole Union-we
allude to the American Republican party. But OF
this new movement, more another day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12
M RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative M

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ST. the constitution and purifying the blood
All persons suspectDg venereal faint remaining in their
system, should this mixture without delay Sold in
single bottles 81 each in containing half dozen
S. carefully packed and all parts OF the Union
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College Of Medicine
and Pharm acy, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

ny- THE MISSES SHAW AND BROTHER, CE-
LEsrE, Cole end his Dog Great Western, and host OIL
Others give splendid entert ailments this week at the
American Museum. Professor johnson gives experiments
Animal Magnetism Wednesday ard Saturday after
Moons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26
- quotation from an Orator Of the swea, House.

Christina Ginour-Ths woman was brought before
Mr. RapaIc yesterday morning at III O'Clock, his Cham
bers, when the following decision announced:
81, Siynnu- Rapaje Commissioner Of the Circuit Court
Of the United Sntes the second Circuit for the Southern
district Of New York
"Do hereby certify, that upon hearing the evidence Of
cminnly I'm the matter Of Christina Cochran, otherwise
Gimour, charged with the crime Of murder in Scotland
and after carefully considering the same, do decide that
according TO the laws OF the place where she found and
nucscd-sucicnt evidence has been udduced TO Justify
her apprehension and commitment for trial"
After the announcement of the decision Of the Commits
soner Mr. Warner counsel for the prisoner requested that
he might be considered excepting TO the decision. He
would in the Of the day, take action, the nature
Of which he would not explain.
Mr. Rapa.c remarked that he supposed his functions in
the ceased with the giving Of the certificate.
Mr. Marbury, who with Mr.. Watson appeared in behalf Of
the British Consul then moved that the prisoner be- commit
ted 20 await the action Of the Executive Washington
The Commissioner said TINT the prisoner would he com.
mtcd 10 the custody Of the Marshal.
The prisoner did notappear excited and listened the dec
sion with apparent indifference She will doubt be returned
TO Scotland 10 be subjected examination by the author.
tiles Of that pIaco.-N. y. Ere. Post.
CASE or MRS G1LMOUR.
Thomns Warner, Esq. counsel for Mrs. Gimour, this
morning made application the Recorder for writ Of no.
boas corpus which granted, and made ctnrnnbo next
sions.
The affidavit which this writ WINS granted, forth
that, n1smucl "ho treaty has not been made eectua
confirmed, enacted acted upon by Congress-" the
missioner had judicial authority issue his warrant for
her arrest
erhad authority 10 act under the treaty. denies that he had
legal proofs sufficient TO authorize h certificate, which
the President will be required deliver her the Bt
ush authonucs-N y. Com. Adrerfiser.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26
Cnsiom Hons, R,moraI..

The Of this proceeding has exoried these
menis even from the Richmond Enquirer;
at though, that the contemplated change rcsov.
cd upon, because McSsr Read and Haley voted for Mr.
Bolts, the unsuccessful candidate for Congress- from this
district Much excitement produced amongst ci
Of oil parties when the made public; and we
must that though have sympathy with Mr. Botts
but the contrary believe that in respects he has
done gross injustice Mr. Tyler, had hoped that the
President would have shown a little magnaninity, and
would not have modded with these minor officers who in
cured his personal dspcasure by their From all
learn the late inspectors have properly discharged
oil their duues-indoed, Mr. Read has been in office since
ISIS, aud, OF course fully experienced in all the details
Of the Custom House. Take il all in ALL the whole matter
is rather small potatoes"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

Dr. Thomas Sewall, Of Washington IN letter from
don, to tho Secretary Of the National Institute wnes:I
have had most interesting and satisfactory interview with
Lord Broughom respecting the Institute. lie received
your diploma most graciously fully into the orgsnizs
ton aud design OF he institution s probable success and
It's great Importance 70 MS nation expressed 10 him
your wish and that Of other members the Institution hnt
he would come To America aud attend our general Meeting
m April 1874 with which he seemed much qrsufcd and
should not bcHurpscd we should this dsstn puisbed
man IN Washington the next Spring. have promised 10
call on him again when return from the Continent and
take whatever communications he may have 70 make
disr. Gaf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26
RECIPROCITY,

The reader will have already among the late foreign
the presentation of Mr. Duff Green Sir Pobert Peel
by Minister acting under direct eQues the Pre-
sident; with what cyty Sir Robert suffered himself be
enlightened by the aforesaid Dull the subject OF Free
Trade and how, when the latter had made end the Pre-
rather irRdly informed the unaceedcd P!euipoten.
tay that the British Government in the habit
gouatng with those who had official character.
strange rebuff this the informal representative of the
Tyerian majesty. Isn't the President "ihe fixed fact OF
Constitution Isn't he ga part OF the Legisla.
tive power'" Sir Robert Peel have very crude no.
tons about Institutions and marvellous insufficient ap-
prehenson Of tho dignity which invests whom the
shadow Of our Executive has rested.
1t strikes Us, too, ,a regular Envoy, Mr. Everett,
must have felt himself particularly aered by the ntma-
conveyed to him, that Mr. Duff Green be By him
introduced to the British Minserin Chief trust
ed tho informal agent OF high matters which Mr.. Everett
considered competent manage.
But, behold fate itself coming the assistance Of the
President aud his personal representative The great fixed
eI viii prevail last For 10 jus, in the very nick Of tne
lustrious still than Duff Green and OF still
personal influence steps in Reciprocity
That admirable person, the Editor Of the New ork He.
RAID has just given notice that he going England upon
variety Of high public matters, and ain particular
what prospects there in the disposition of the Peel
Ministry OF forming commercial arrangements with En-.
gland"
Ii clear that he goes take part in this great ne
gotation; and shall whether Sir Robert will dare
10 put any slight upon occupying lofty personal
position and intimate place in the Presidents conf
dence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

CANAL COMMERCE.
RlCHNDND. JrI, Q9d ist1

WIHMDND. JTI5 22d- IsI1
ARRIVED,
CanaIboat General H1uison J. Snead with Il tons ,sz
from Iyuchbwg o. y bToI lo.combo g. CO. Iudlam Prcs
ton & Go. and d. Croushaw s. Go. paying S21I 65 toll
Joseph e. Cabc!, b Goosby, with 36I tons tudz from
Lynchburg, to schaer Co, l.. D. Crensiav & Co John
Mabcn & Go, and Lud.am, Preston 4 Co. SIg6 H.
CLEARED,
Thos VI. Bondomni. X. Shaw, with 100 tons ndl. for
HatdwicksyilIc: paying sac 60 TOLL
john Randolph, VIM. T.. Phelps for Lynchbnrg e,,,,,
Pig Iron, s. Cox, With % tons ndz for gcotisvl. "a
Lynchburg Sl7 ~.
Poeabontas' T.. Iafding, for llowardsyie, empty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
MnNnAN Nor rrnn- Inlu 1Iih 10

iREroRrED Ton rHE iSrELnokscERJ
TOBACCO-Thc untnvorabo accounts nom tho Cont.
nont have had influence he price Of iuga which
may be quoted NJ l1S 10 $40. The English markets on
the contrary, have been brisk and tho prices Of good quail.
Tics we'll sustained hesc. Leaf 10 o. very hno would
command The growing crop, b reported, s suffer
ing from drought and, much Of planted late, s
the susceptible Of injury from this The Yves,
crop Of last year 70 DO very large say between
$1,000 and 10000 hogshcads.
WHEAT.-Thc first sale Of crops on james River
az 100 cents the i0O and this appears be the
highest price oercd very few sales have yet been
made Price from Wagons 100 to 05, for primo quality.
CORN.-57 10 60 cents.
COTTON.-A few sales to factories at 60 to a.
BACON-Virginia n to ~; Western Sides TO g.,
Shoulders 4 lo45.
ExcnaSeE on Northern cities per cent, prem.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

probably extend farther soagh-even far a. ths city
where he treated with consideration never msri.ed
As real characters ske,ched under fictitious names some
Of the gentlemen who paid him such marked attentions
expect the honour Of being bookeduness they shall
be again overlooked through the writer's about the
food that negroes feed on.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26
To IA, Editor OF m, IYb,r

My attention has been drawn To Hon. John NJ Claytons
letter OF the 3rd instant which read the great Wing
celebration of the 18th in Philadelphia and published in the
Wing OF the 18Th have read again and again. and the
more read, the more pleased with its beauties and
truths IL 10 be regretted that hav'n Claytons-
Can't some such be found in the Old Dominion Ii has
been celebrated for such men; ali and some unsurpassed
See what Hanover the adjoining county, Produced the
memorable old coon, Patrick. Harry too tho not now
at his place OF nativity the cid wherever he is
or may be- and will be the end of his earthly
there none IN this city, lcRod "CoonDe by some in
Washington There used TO be of the FIRST order
warm political and some intimate personal friends Of Mr.
Clay, who drove emedious' quilts. The writer is an OBJ
cure man, and without educauon-a coon, but very
humble that have all four of his legs tied
nor his hide taken o-ono that be uampled on by
any man. not even Capt Tyler, any of his Cabinet nor
John Dawson and Slidol to help hm-an old dyed
WOOL mot so very old eher fat and in good order
rs the nexyou fnd-Tather much be cOmorta
bic this OF weather. and for my choice I'd rather have
quarter moon than whole Nevertheless hot cold
an the old coon, aud live and die one if
carries TO the poor mad house God willing, and my
lite - spared shall be Give, and live like the bee" and
never tire, the close Of the election 1874 for that
same old who made his first appearance the nshes
OF Hanover
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26
Academy ON Main street.
PIE N d N HIP,

have again crowned Mr Goodvanes In Richmond az wei
a. The continuance n eminent encouragement confirm mos, n
quivoeay be studied bus ambhOus ,ewsTuih and Justice
~ The ely \, 9g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

~ Tho Now York correspondent of the National In
telgeneer that Lady Blessington and Count DOay
are certainly in this country, and on visit to Mia
CARA. They travel under assumed names but the Count
is said to be such remarkable man. that no disguise will
avail him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26
HENRY CLAY, Of Kentucky:
statesman, yet friend TO truth. of soul sincere
In action faiihfnl. and in honor clear
The Ponies Friend.

pretended friends in every cline abound
But real friends rare, Is comets, found
We who pretend the human heart TO know
Show me friend, aud I'll angel show"
don't say Harry angel yet, but he will be- but do
say and know that he Coon, and will live and die one
not trust, IN the poor mad house-but will lire Gf the
Lord spares his life until the 9TH March, lSIj the White
House now occupied by Capt Tyler. Al earth can't pre-
rent note this my prophecy, and should be fulfil
ed II will be but justice register my with the only
two modern prophets that know of-ls The Father of
the Enquirer prophesed ait would be a curse to the com
try for Gen Jackson toe made President and that he
had rather war, postence, and famine should beia the
country The coons say, If this prophecy has been
fulfilled. 81 The Father Of the Wing prophesied last
Spring, that the IL year locusts would come and told US
10 look out for them, and they did come.
Permit me add sentiment Union Of the Coens TO
the Union. o. r. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26
NAVY ORDERS.
Lieut. +. a. NJ. Craven, to the Falmouth.
Lieut.. Arthur Lewis. on forlough.
PROMOTIONS.

Lieut. Arthur Lewis. on forlough.
PROMOTIONS.
Commander w X. Latimer, to be Captain.
Lieut. Charles Wilkes, 10 bo Commander.
Lieut. Elisha Peck, to be Commander
Passed Mid. John n. MaiHt 10 be- Lieutenant
Passed Mid Washington Gwaihney To be Lieutenant.
Passed Mid Ronckondoril, to be Lieutenant
Passed Md. VIM. Beverly to be Lieutenant
Passed Mid. John Hail. to be Lieutenant
Passed Mid. Francis Lawry, to be Lieutenant
Passed Mid. VIM. H. lie Roy. 10 be Lieutenant
Passed Mid. Maxwell Woodhul to be Lieutenant.
Mnhianntnn-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

The Globe and the Richmond Enquirer have trampod 80
contemporary aud 30 onrcssy upon the Administration
ha John Tyler base and miserable worm that no IT,
will bear IL longer SEQ how he siings them through his
Northumberland BHrnai.
"Bo oy and their candidate were amplod under foot
In the great rising Of the people In 1910. DO they went 10
Try over they should they will be driven into augor
holes every soul # fhemn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26
DIR. PuscY,s Scrmon. &c.

4 w. RANDOLPH has received for sale
~ The Holy Eucharist 10 pencnt a sermon
preached before the University BY the Reyd b. Pu
sey II. d., lee
The true issue for the Churehnan facts in
relation the ordination Stephens Church ~ Y BY
Drs. smith and Anhion. IL
Murders IN the Rue Morgue and the Man up BY
T.. A. Poe, author OF the Gold Bug,
Man OF the People By G. e. Rosenberg rs cts
Carlyle's Past and Present, 25 supply ia os
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

pSomc has Corporal stuff or
other-wheh he hrags hugely We despair
ng man % the Corporal mstook an AleNfc for
sha he has grown greener aud
of Summer which natures fruits whatever
green has no sort Of effect upon hneSeept yerure
M nj more
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

new number Of "Maftn ChuzElowir comes out in tho
last steamer which Liverpool paper Gays "oy excite an
GER I'VE hope noO though II hardly foil to provoke
laughter in America. The author" continues "has quiz.
zed the editors the boarding houses coonels majors
and captains Of the militiahe manncrs chaaoe rsnos
AleE. Coz,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

Fresh arrival of New and Fa.hionnbIc Dry
snous, at the new Dry Goods Store. Ma street.
H. HENLEY 4 co have received following articles
~. which will be sold cheap. cash:
Lawns and French Musins from lsi n! cts per yi
Iaheoes m great variety from ~ cts. per yd
Heavy White Linen Driliugs from IS to 65 eis
Brown French Linen and Drilings, Ind upwards
t'ambroons and Summer
tab DC hie Bapour superior article for Gentencns wear
Also for Boys handsome article OF MeTino Cashmere
Clotlis-Black, Blue and Invisible Green
Single and Double MiIed Bin Cashmere
White fhnnels, very cheap
Blk and Colored Alpaca Cloths
White Canbric's Jaconer do
Null Swiss and Book Musins
Grape Lese,
BIN Italian Grapes, Hat do
Bishop Lawns, Thread Laces
White and eolorcd Tarlion Muslin.
Black Love
Asuperior assortment of Pocket IIdkG,.
Gloves and Hosiery
MaTsells and Corded skirts
lnnsiac Avendale, and other Nankecns
~, 90 Tickngs,
lOf lsf Linen Shooting, bargain
Also general assortment OF Bleached Cotton Cloth
atunlieard of low prices.
VIC dceh unnecessary
All those IN search Of bargains Goods store
with ready cash. and we promise shall disappointed
4. BERKELEY co,
Main Messrs wadsyyoth Turner Co
iu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

friend from Sussex informs that the crops oi Corn
between this place and Southampton Court House ere SUI
icring much from the Of rain a drought Of nearly
three weeks s upon u.s. and II should continue for
few days longer the crop which wasbut lately promising
will De materially rcduced.-Pef. Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

Mr. Editor-ln your paper of the 18TH is call from
the Matsonan Tor the Interpretation of democrat"
was Tor long time myself in fog upon that point when
was suddenly Illuminated, and have well under
stood Its literal import few years since attended an
election IN the county OF Prince William when gentle
man. who was candidate for the Senate in that district
called on candidate for the county who had prang
about democracy TO the dear people, and who by the bye
had been many the ascending ladder popularity
deputy Sherif), 10 tell him what a Democrat The
county candidate, who real old Bonifaee rose with
nll the confidence OF ability, and said that he would with
great pleasure satisfy his friend. After pleasant sur
oy the crowd he turned TO the queris and said r
Democrat is jackson man." This definition was acknow
lodged Just by the loud puuds of the assembled ecmcn:
he was elected and this profound Eymologist was forth
with installed IN comfortable office in Washington. Since
no Fhologer has undertaken overthrow the reasons
tins definition, 1t is fair conclusion that Democrat of
this day Is Tyler man. though they be and few Ii
Mr. Jones not satisfied with this definition has head must
De harder than IL IS generally supposed TO be.
TYLER MAN OF 1870
Orange county, Goth july
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26

W fair--A Fair will be held Pole Church. lIano.
yer on the 2'h Instant at which, will exposed
sale variety Of useful NJ well Fancy Aues-when also may
oe haa choice variety Of Refreshments Cream
taste and see for yourselves 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-26
NEW PUBIICATIoNs

We are indebted Mcssrs Smith, Drinker & Merits for
several new publications:
l. The III No OF Murays Encyclopedia of Geography
work of established reputation.
The July No OF the Amsriean Journal of the Medical
Seences-a periodical of great learning and value and
which we should deem nmportan to every member Of the
Faculty.
" Surgical Operations 'rifhouf Pam the Mesnerie
Maie-by DIR. Elotson We shall loan it To our neirhbor
OF the Enquirer.
l. Biography and Political RsHGias of Margaret Mile,
Dar'dson-by Washington Irving a very handsome vol
from the press OF Lea Blanchard. The work was pub
iished m 1911, and is now revised and enlarged
We have also received from the same gentlemen "TIe
Letters Of LotrndeS-whch such terrible thorn the
side OF our Calhoun friends "TEe Practical Cristan-
by Dr. Sherlock-a good book Tor every body-Edors in
cluded. And "A Voice from the Vintage" temperance
production from the popular pen Of Mrs Ellis
From Mr. J. w. Randolph, we have "The Neighbor by
Federka Bremera writer whose productions are gaining
favor with the public daily.