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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13
ne A NEW CHEMICAL pIscoyERy.--A comm

Dy-A NEW CHEMICAL DIsCOvERY.-A compo
son has recently been discovered for renovatng and
serving old leather end making boots and shoe perfectly
water proof All those who regard comfort and convent
will procure this article and satisfy themselves OF its
qualities in soltenipg and removing all creeks or blister
and making cid leather Carriage tops and harne
prevents from blstcrng ard cracking, Keeping the lea
Their soft and p!lahle II will double the wear of harness
carriage top, fused according 10 directions
is sold only at No. 81 Courtandt street. by the gallon
bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

The AQUATIC PRocEssIoy.-The President Of the
United States visits the vessels of in the harbor
and the navy yard this morning at O'Clock, escort
ed by all the navy barges and the boat clubs of the
city. Several new and splendid yachts will take
part in the movement among which the Emma, of
Newburgh, owned and sailed by Captain Robinson,
and the Petre of this ciywlll be most conspicuous,
on account of their great speed, elegant models and
beautiful proportions The sight of this part of the
performance in honor OF the President, will be the
most interesting Of the whole.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

BRANDEs ENCYCLOPEDIA, al English publication,
gives toe following definition OF the term Locolocos'
the name by which the ultra democratic patty in
America has been distinguished since the year 1891
The term originated in the following incident -
Some Of The party having had meeting at Tammany
Hall, in New York, The lamps were accidentally ex-
tingushed; and on The hall being reIighed with u-
ciers, (Which in America are termed oco.ocos
probably from the latin loco oci instead OF fire. }
The word was adopted as distinguishing appelaiive,
and s now OF uni ,ersal application.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

OREGON TERRITORY TAKEN.-A highly respecta-
bic tavern keeper, with half dozen OF equally re-
spectacle loafers,who generally attended on the out
side of his bar, have organised "Grand Conven-
ton" TO take possession ofthe Oregon Territory and
organise free, cheap and republican government
and to drive out the high-priced British the Suck
ers, the Fatheajs and the Russians. Good-go a
head, boys. Well back you, up to the belt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

A SEIZURE ON THE LAKEs.-The brig Ruggles and
schooners Wyandot and Starkey have been seized
by some of the Western Collectors, in consequence
OF being commanded by aliens: 1t has caused con-
siderable inconvenience already, and must subject
the owners to farther detention, but nothing more -
Buffalo Commercial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13
90 PUBLISHED THIS MORNING. PART TWO.

90 PUBLISHED THIS MORNING, PART TWO.
SPain, &c. illustrated with splendid engravipgs.
"In selecting Freissart's Chronicles, let press
strongly upon the readers attention the Importance the
instuctiveness, and the neverfang of amuse.
mcnt OF his History which has alike endearedthe author
to the anquary the OF TASTE and to the lover
feet natural and pleasing picture. Conversations skir
mishes, bates-the countryside town-scenes within
the tent the palace the church quiet of pastoral
occupations or the tumuIt OF popular assembythese,
and everything which he touches, hit off in manner
!most simple end striking imaginable ana in
deed must be that TASTE and tasaious that feeling, which
shall deny to the pages this historian the merit great
interest," candor and apparent fidelity His episodes
occasionally delightful and it il evident he was fond Of
them."-[Ear Speneer's Librarian.
EHGRAvSGs NUMBER TWO.
]. The Trebuchct, machine Tor throwing stones,
engraved in Crosses Military Autiquesfrom IN ivory
carving Of the period.
H. Breaching Tower-Men.at arms stormng the alls
of cityarchers in the moat shooting under of
their Paw sors-rom ancient carving
III. Battle OF Caen-From MS Froissart of the 10Th
W Battle Of Crecy in which 80 900 men were slain
From Ms. of the 18th Century.
v. Portrait OF Queen Philippe, from tho Tomb of West
vi. Queen Philippa Harangng Her Troops before the
battle CT Neve's Cross.
VII Heads of Lochober Axes, from specimens preserved
in the Tower Of Newcastle upon-Tyne
VIII Combat Of La R9che-D Errien-s splendid picture
Walter Nanny and the French.
X Portrait OF John, King OF France.
XI Portrait OF Edward, the Black Prince-From the
Tomb at Canterbury.
XII Battle Of Msauy in Bre, where the Jacquere
defeated by the Count de Folk and the CAPITAL de Buch
from MS. of the 18th Century.
KILL War Wagons and Baggage Trains on their Garch
Engraved and described in Groccs Military Antiquities.
XIV. City Of Rheims-The Cathedral andpart OF the old
town as appeared during the sege. Designed from ORR
ginal sketches.
Terms.-The " Chronicles" will be published in ten
parts at IS cents eachor so for the entire work The
impression that this work be had for - when
pleed is entirely The retail price will be So
so in all cases. except TO mail subscribers who pay in adj
]. WlNCHES TER,
Publisher, 80 Ann Street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

GJ- COUGHS AND COLDS ARE NOW VERY
prev alert and shermans Cough Lozengts just the
things to cure little sooner than anything before
known. They do in few hours what other remedies
take DAYS to accomplish Shermans Lozenges are the
locomotive principle and the way they 60 Is n caution e
invalids Whatever the Doctor says is good may be de-
pended upon, and mistake. BEING an educated and
experience MUSICIAN, he ID entitled 10 every confidence
ogreat is tho reputation of these articles that many
attempted to initiate them bat people won't trust
their trash. The Doctors Office is at lO6 Nassau street
Agents no. 23 and 400 Broadway So william street. 10
Asor House. 227 Hudson street, II East Broadway 100
Fulton street. Brooklyn, and 90 Chestnut street, rhs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

REMOVALS 1t is rumored that Governor Defy Of
Wisconsin has been removed, and Mr.. Bovine, of
this city, appointed in his place. Governor Cham.
bers of Iowa, has also, it is said, been superseded
by democrat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

90 THIS IS THE LAST DAY OF THE GIANT
Girl at Peale's New York Museum She positively leaves
Tor Boston by o.morrows boat There will be perform
this afternoon at 3o'clock. The Mnstrels of the
Rhine, Brewer the comic singer Miss Adair the charm
ing vocalist Miss Blanchard the Grecan Juggeress and
La Petite Celeste form the atractionspoweriul
too The Giant Girl undoubtedly the greatest curiosity
ever exhbtedei in New York, and those who have not
nitY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

GREAT SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-A great sale of
real estate in Brooklyn will take place at the Mer-
chants Exchange to morrow. See advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

0r,- The Agricultural State Fair and Cattle Show.
is to be held next year at Rochester Better in
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

90 AMERICAN MUSEUM.-Look at the extra at
fractions OF this week. Wehave Harrington, the popular
Magician and Venirloquis the new Court Singers and
Mnscians from Bavaria, splendid fountain OF Croton
Water the Aerial Garden, and balloon ascensonsand
just filing extensive hall, to be Museum of the fine
arts, trade and manufactures with specimens of art
Giles, cards CT business, &C., &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

o. RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.-These complaints
positively be cured by the OF the Indian Vegetable
Elixir and Hewes' Nerve and Bone Ii 1ment. We have
hundreds of certificates ond will refer any to
people in this city who have been cured Mr.. WIN. Pear
sail has been cured after suffering % years Call and
him ut Tammany Hail. To be had only at 81 Courlandt
street, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

0u- Green peas and pickpockets strawberries
and Office beggars. have both made their appearance
in "these diggins"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13
City Intelligence.

PIcxrocKErs NABsEp--This class of our community
were extremely active yesterday, the arrival Of the
Pres dent As the crowd passing through Castle
Ca den' Mr. Nathaniel wether of IS Maiden lane, per-
ce'ved man busy engaged with his hands in the pock-
els OF an elderly gentleman and stepped forward to arrest
him, when man, supposed to be his associate inerered
and the rouge passed of in the crowd Mr. Isaiah seo
who was also standing by watched tho pick.
pocket and, running forward seized him. and found the
stolen pocket book in his possession was escorted to
the police office, where he recognized as the cele
braed Harry Hart, ali Charley Harper alias "sutter
ing Charley" While at the police orhce. man was
pointed out the person who assisted Harper escape
Castle Garden and Richard White, Esq., of the gen
emen connected with the city press Immediately seized
him and lodged him in the police Office They both
committed for further examination, and all persons whose
pockets picked yesterday will aid the cause of jus
tce by calling at the police office during this day and
cognzing these rogues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

nF- SARSAPARILLA The Extract from 81 Court
landt street. is warranted Just good any sold for 81
and for just half the price, viz: so cents per boe
dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

PoLrTIcAL SIGNs.-The recent State Convention
of the New Hampshire " Democracie," showed I'M
equivocaly that their first choice for Presidential
candidate is Martin Van Buren,. This is a very
pregnant fact, and should be weweighed even if
it weighs l56 pounds.
The Whig State Convention of Massachusetts, re-
Gently held at Worcester, took back the nomina-
ton OF Henry Clay swallowed the farmer of Ash
land, hauled down his flag, and referred the whole
matter to a National Wig Convention, to be held
next May. This is precisely following out the ad-
vice given by Mr.. Webster lastlyear in his Faneuil
Hall Speech showing that the intellect of the chow
der-maker of Marshfeld is yet in the ascendant in
Massachusetts
These facts are true signs of the times. Ponder
on them-but don't pickpockets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

De Begins is at Boston, giving concerts.
Mrs Seton was at Memphis the 81 inst, on her
way to this city, having given up the managing of
a theatre in New Orleans.
The French Opera Company are daily expected
here from Havana
The Raves are at Boston, playing TO crowded
houses They will soon be here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

LOUISIANA. The Congressional election takes
place the first week in July. The candidates are
District. Wing CGnd. Loco do
]. George X Rogers, John Sldell,
H. Edward d. White, Alcee Labranche,
Ill James Belam, John B. Dawson,
w. John Moore Gen. p. f. Bossier.
CONTINGENT EXPENSES The late session oil the
Legislature has been one of the most economical
ever known in Connecticut. The contingent ex.
penses of the session CT last year, which were not
considered exravagant, amounted to 81, 4l9 o.
ms year the amount is only 81 79l 67-belDg
economy unknown to whiggery -Haryord Times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

GONG AND CoMING.-lt is calculated that 127
clergymen died in the United States in 1892 and
that about 300 fresh hands issued from colleges and
seminaries, besides those who start up their own
hook, at the road side, like joe Smith, Father Mil
Ter, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

THEATRICAL MOVEMENTS, &c-Max Bohrer and
Rakemanp, the pianist, were at Cincinnati, the It'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

CArELEssNEss The New York American" re-
Gently announced the failure Of Peter M'Gil, large
merchant OF Montreal. There tcas NOT a syllable of
truth a. me aat""e"t. These be your gods, oh !
Israel! these be your organs, OH Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

ADMITTED Watson Webb says, that James Cor
don Bennett is not fit TO write the biography Of
Thomas Hamblin. Certainly he is not. Webb is
better fued-the morals of Webb and Hambn are
more congenal TO each other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

TO Mr. CUSHING sails Tor Europe and China in
July Kou-tung .le-brun stang.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

Nomenclature Upshur, Secretary Of the
Navy, accompanied by Com Kennon, chief of the
bureau of construction and equipment, Col Hum
phreys, constructor in chief of the navy, Gen Hen
derson, commandment of marines, and staff; Majors
Walter and Nicholson; Lieut. Bassett, aid de camp
the General, arrived in Philadelphia at o'clock on
Sunday morning the Ilth. The Secretary OF the Navy
took W his quarters Philadelphia, with his friend
VIM. ii. Winder, Esq, DESTROYS of being present at
the launch of the Rartan, which occurs to-day. Mr..
Secretary Upshur will remain in Philadelphia until
tomorrow morning, when he will proceed, accom-
panied by Commodores Warrington and Kennon,
TO New York, and Join the suite of the President
Gen Henderson and aid joined the President at
New York yesterday.
The staff of Gen. Henderson were directed 10
proceed TO Princeton in advance, which they did,
and thence on TO New York with the President
WALLAcEs CoNcERT.-Dont forget that young
Wallace, the Irish Paganni-or rather greater
than Pagann-gves his last concert this evening"
al the Apollo Saloon. He is the greatest musical
wonder of the age-and will be the greatest genius
also. His extraordinary talents on the violin, on
the piano, and as a composer, have created per
feet enthusiasm in this latitude.
We learn that President Tyler has been invited
to his concert-and we have no doubt he will be
present with half the Irish repealers in town, each
with green ribbon in his button-hoe.
A WINE n II rup CoNvres,o~., CoI c,1ua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

WINE BBBER AT THE CoNFEssioNAL.--Col Stone
admits that he has drank Sl74,OOO worth of old
WINE, imported by Peter Stuyvesant. He oush, ia
be ashamed OF himself to say so, in city where
there is so much good Croton, and SO many tenn
perance societies
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
ryonor v:,or: f;cmor il duc.

In our late notice of the efficient rendered the
try by The Democratic Press of this State, omitted to
notice the mastery efforts Of The candidates hemseiv
and also those whose efforts the stump and else
where purely through patriotic motives, so muck i due,
and which contributed much To the glorious result
In tins connections without dSparagcment others.
may mention the able efforts OF the Hon joins Law Of
Vincenncs and Hon. JomN b WELLER Of Ohio.
Both volunteers in the cause both abused and despefu
" by the presses-he nothing personally
gam. and the other nothing but the good will and wish
Of the Democracy TO expect IN this State at eas-
they sienmcd the failed fered uiI the
victory gained We never believe that the De
mocracy will either forget suffer such services 10 go
unrcVvarded.
The attention have necessarily TO devote 10 our hu-
sincss affairs and confined a weekly publication.
frequently omit mention of many things which
would otherwise receive attention and offer tins
the suhjoiued remarks of highly esteem
ed correspondent:
There is one matter which cannot hut advert
While success. admit. be attributed ia very
great degree the talent and energy of the ID mocrac
Press IN Indiana. surely there something due To those
who candidates themselves. have entered the field
mounted the stump. expended their time, and exertcd
their Influence for the good of the Surely those
who have during the whole Of the canvass received The
vtupera aud abuse of the Wing Pres for their
tons. sh uld when successful I've least noticed
and ncmtered by the parry and while. YOU
your paper. much due to the Press. ehg due
those who. hdrng the good Of the solely at hearf
have entered the hIckest of the melee aud sword hand
met our opponents. ! claim credit for friends
this particular. hut surely those from abroad.
% friend WELLER who, from Ohio, lrayeTsed the
portion of the State, aud spo<e cOuniIes-
whn is himself again candidate for Congress ~ his
dls,rcone of praise l. due from the Democratic
prints of Indiana and especially from you the organ
of the Democlnric party here II l. a aud
enlargement future acipn and reward tor
lous services, emIneny due II the Wing pres, abuse
during the camgaign. il GRATEFUL
know that sustain them. especially when VIC
tory has perched on our standard"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
DentI, Of Hon. Nathaniel - est.

u Is melancholy task to announce the death OF inc
Hon NArHAxIrL WEsr, of this city lie died at Salem,
Mas on the eth instant the residence Of his father,
and surrounded by Of tire members OF his own fam
iy who had repaired ihither anticipation Of the sad
event His age was % Mr. West has been rapidly de-
Ginning for nearly year aud hs departure but few
Of hs friends expected to see him return Yet with
iron constitution ard energy that never tired, and
while disease proving his Ntals In active sP
still urged him on Ia the continuance of his business, til
death checked las useful while Yet in old
age. In our young DAYS QSil) We knew Mr. W : father
and family whom none ever knew bat 10 respect ~
active cnt,rprisng merchant, Mr. " had but few supe
nors The love Of country strong IN h> bosom.
cvnccd bv his serving volunteer during the last
and for which service he declined accepting compen
sation. Ills ambition in this respect aPpa-
rent also in his remoya TO the West few wears since
lie had been extensively engaged IN foreign intercourse
but he wished To the fruits Of hi> industry prospecting
his home, and benetting the PooPc whom he considered
As hs Jrokrca lie accordingly settled in this county,
and without specifying, confidently ask who has
done more for inproy emcnt; Who has done for
the people of Indiana large Mr. W. has frequently
been entrusted BY the people with Offices Of high trust IN
all of which he acquitted himself their saiisia
rion. lis dcaih though entirely unexpected has
gloom large cclc If h~ friends aud acquaini
ances Who sympaiise deeply with hs afflicted relatives
'.Whum the Lord Ioveih he chasi,neh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

We find the following ugubIious aud laughable para
graph IA the Newcastle Courier sept 9Th. and copy
for the special of Madison friends IL IS
say by the way. that all it, imPuiaions
Sr. though it that few jolly boys mat
ter of sport did elevate "huge hickory pole raihe r
tree uon which they hung the skinned emblem # VII
gerry. which however quite dead, and over which
pcrched a living rooster whose clarion notes they
woke early dawn. could but have forced smile
from even Grubls himself had he been there How feel
ingly he sciks Of the cruelty of stripping the
hide from The "harmi~ss" coon, His hide
natural for his brother la affection,
Ne stated or of exchange pa
perS that MIR. hHcomh the Governor elect State
accompanied 10y the fsvo Ch~paaRs ~ Madison.
the fret of last week While there. l'cOiocn> at the
place whether al hs suggestion pretend
say. took fo their heads have ,iiicsiien I'm
lC at the late gh,iloHs JcforV" They rdiney
'sed huge hickOry p1h which ti,d rooster
Immediately poor coon. Having drank plenty Of
Ja'd facc. aud been pretty well up with long
pole, these humane and fandaug-haing ocofac"s pro-
crcded skin the poor alive. aud then bore has hide
about town. trophy of their vsor. ~ neither Mr..
Wnucomh prompted thIs d>grac,fu scene whether It
merely ouihrrak OF bald face !ocof
for u t. hut we dare m has power had
he been disposed, check utterly disgrace
FIJI To himse ms party. aud the country. When aud
where " all the If Lie. q
di~epuiabie tins. enacted hy thr wings Nhrn hii
they ever commit act Of .uch lnhumanliy and wADion
strP The hide from harmless firing
imak
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
New York.

The New York Democratic State Conven-
ton assembled at Syracuse on the 9th inst.
VIM. f.. Marcy was elected the President.
The Albany Argus says, upon the immediate
object of the Convention, there IS. beyond the
four delegates friendly TO Mr.. Calhoun from
the city Of New York, very little diversity
of sentiment. Nearly the entire democracy
of the Convention are warmly for MIR. Van
Buren, aid the appointment of an entire del
agaton TO Baltimore, known and approved
as his friends, and instructed as such. will form
part of the proceedings on this interesting
occasion. and by vote evncng an extraor-
binary and very gratifying degree of unan-
imIty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
The Ginsc and C,pt 's,Ic-.

Certain Democratic papers iust Al present finding
~ ilc fault Al the of ib, Globe IA citation To-
capt u Ter They have The same right 10 object IA.
Globe course ilai the Globe has pursue that line of
conduc which 1t thinks best and suppose no better
one Therefore They agree disagree on equal
ground We have if'quouil, thought hoy ever that W.
should Ike Z" put ihi- question fe truly uocraiic
papers which have mpugncd the G,bes course and ~
We may not have better opportunity. viii ask
now, and leave any one 10 answer that pi as.~:
Suppose that nciiher The Cube nor any oirr Demo
cratic paucr had uttered word Of cn>,4ro ~ relation T..
Tyler course since 'c Nci"os bat bad permitted The
Madsonian and lis bunnaos play lli,r game uirh-
ont molc>aiion Npo.ure-What would hkc, Toe tho
present aspect of political affairs and particularly the
state Of The Democratic party
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

VI the meeting Saturday last, of The Editors of
this paper commended against The mpoicy Of committing
The Democratic part, To any particular a-piant for the
Presidency the OF personal claims. II OBJ
served 10y distinguished gentleman IA reply, thai the cd
question .waS here m lao, and Of course
not qracd 10 express an opinion as 10 the best pol
ic, be pursued The er replied that nj mol
hare he far OF. and II he had had opportunity
he might have told only 'rhere he but where hc
nat for the satisfaction OF those not sufficiently
quained with the history ct the Democratic party know
Of IT, without telling Ia b he adV coating ultra de-
rnocracy the 1d district which elected candidate
for Congress BY 1890 malarl,y and IN 81 be- IN iie
IN tie 1t district, the only The State
that gave Howard majority But he 'ras MT IA the 9TH
district preaching the doctrines Of policy and sd'"cg.
trimming between both pariies IN order to obtain
temporary triumph at the expense Of principle. Ierb~m
Sill