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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18
New Orleans.
ICorrespondence of the Herald.1

New ORLEANS, March 8, ls43
The Commercial and Canal Banks gone into hquida-
tio,,-State of Society-Banking Capital reduced
State Finances Legislature doing nothing-Dis
astrous State of Business ABaus-Dr Ldrdner and
Lady an Netc Orleans.
DEAR BENNETT
This and the past year will long be remembered
bv the people of Louisiana as years prolific of nan-
cial distress and bank frauds The Commercial and
Canal Banks have gone into liquidation, the former
under the most dlsgracefu and dishonest circum-
stances An Indignation meeting has been held,
and her officers considered no better than
Yorke, Breedlove, Harrod, Penaut, Hodge and
others, by whose management thousands have been
reduced to poverty aud distress Thus you see our
morals are not improving. have often wished my
self back to New York. as it is impossible for mer-
chant to do more business here than will pay his
rent expenses. There is no credit no honesty, no
currency left, and every one Is looked upon with
SUSPICION Itls a horrid state of society, when a
people will countenance and take by, the hands
those who have been guilty OF lesalized robbery
and vet this is done every day.
The banking capital OF this city is now reduced
from fiftv-sx millions to fifteen millions, and per-
haps before the year is out II will not be more than
five.
The State is in debt thirty millions of dollars with.
cut the visible means of being able TO pay one cent
oft 1t has neither railroads, canals nor any other
improvements from which to derive a revenue even
10 pay interest. Nothing further can be derived
from taxes, as the people are now laborng under
more than they can bear or pay: | should not be
surprised, then, to see before the end of another
wear the State repudiate. The Legislature has been
in session since December, but they have done no.
thing towards providing for the payment OF even the
interest on the State bonds now due. 1t is imPass-
BILE to imagine worse state OF things than that
which exists here at present. Rerenchment and
reform are loudly called for, and so lar as the demo-
Gratis can effect it, they will be carried out. The
wings however, hold the reins in the city at present
They must do something shortly, however, as their
municipal shinpasters at an awful discount, and
every BODY is becoming dissatisfied with their man.
agement. The Legislature will probably repeal the
wharfage tax.
The late news from Europe has had most dsas-
trous effect upon our cotton market. II is difficult
to make sales of cotton at any price. Sugar is ex-
ceedingly dull and but little shipping Western pro-
duce of every description is accumulating and but
little sale for it From all appearances, am afraid
there will mol be much business done here thu:
spring Dr. Lardner and his chsre annie, now Madame
Lardner, arrived here the other day from Havana
and believe he intends to deliver course of lee.
lures o. p. Q.
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YOU CAN BE CURED.

YES oy the decpcs; research, study and firing
.tverance ihue been discovered spechc-a medical
conh at on never before attempted by composed OF
ne materials and f hing
hiteuo smpoyed that the has conceived
possible 10 empoy in the OF Como rhGs elects
weakness and diseases generally Of the ureha IN male OF fe
Gus the case may be- IT will yield Oily aud naturally the
pleasant ana an curative of this reRedy. Ma
ny persons with gat,tuae have acknowledged that no hing
withia their experience can equal tins Mcanum, Tho
mass Specific U.s.
These Thomas Specific Pills not to the st,
baussatng 20 The omaeh, and neithes d regimen
snencr from business required to aid them exp, ling
ease rom en-.
So confident the proprietor OF the supassng efficacy OF
tins thar cha the whole nj m th
world To produce thing equal TO IT, confidently assur
ali that il will make but of thomas
specific Pills they viii find speedy their
be ever 20 compl Gated anu severe
Tn. Pills arr ueyvegeaoie and aeta duretc aud rim
gent aso as of the system and by subs
In. heahv Tor diseased the the affected
restore The patent full aad happy enjoyment all his
health aud yeor The prstne days OF undermined youth
aud innocence. Price 81 yer box a, -,
Agents, and Fulton street. u East 5roadway corner
Markets 27J Broadway, corner Chamber street toan,,e d
ings.) III ~ M
pArr.Hr nhrArniNo rAi Eh-,so bales OF a very SUI
psuor seie much approved Of AID well ADAPTED iohbot
l., X. COLLINS & Co,
Ah 81 South street.
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Vera Cruz.
Vera Cruz.
Correspondence of the Hcrald.l
VERA Cruz, Feb. 10, l84S.


VERA Cruz, Feb. 10, 1873
Il Severe North9- Damage Done tothe Shipping &c.
SIR -
wish you to report the late norther that we had
at Vera Cruz. 1t happened on the 18th inst The
beautiful brig Liberty, which arrived short time
since from your city, under the command of w f.
Martin, was bged on the rocks at the Castle, three
hours after she was given up. The American schr.
Minerva parted her chains, and went ashore high
and dry, all hands saved. Two Mexican schooners
went ashore, and one bottom upwards. The steam
er Petrita, formerly the champion of your port, un-
der the command of James A. Longhead, Of Phila-
delphia was lying at her moorings, under the Cas-
tie of st Ju,n d'Uloa, when the Mexican steam fri
gate Montezuma dragged her anchor with steam up,
and came in contact with her, and ripped every
thing to pieces, guards, wheel house and wheels
The steamer Guadaoupe has arrived from Cam
peachy for money and men. They are as tar OIL as
ever from taking that place. The barque Ann
Louisa, has arrived from your port.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL OF PHILADEL-

LII tivcrs who have the days ard nights OF their
VI Phede pha this fin. esabs speak 10
of unqualified praise of datons Its table
bud The arrangement house sdlnS-
Systematic, aud there substantial comforts to be fund
this Ito 81 oa VIII be appreciated by n,st PERSONS such -
clean quiet, and weurnhcd house, n supplied read
M ou and host whose forts are h ecte
his shigiy eeable rcsor. Tor respectable ira
e.r.. MI Rea BY his polite and off and his
united perso al attention the tables the general
omio of his guests, wins favor from all who frequent his
I,us-,
Is- who in the manning prefer indulge in toe sweet
sleep" instead Of The Breakfast
lannon's find 1t toe hour which uts their own
table set Tor their ,speci' use, with several
10 consult their wishes AID any ecscv ,yh
ne a1rts rrps ed with ceety for her
lbe dunf 10 iaht airy, and spacious ming ON
traoslog arden and iepsst that would do credit
my Hotel "A a q ,ounry.
The OF hl, house decidedly the best in III lad,
hiA Ing Chestnut ST. OPP oslte the Bank OF United sates
he ce.tre Of fash on and business oil the city.
mil m
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PARIS LIFE FILLS.

THIS Fine Herbal Medicine has scarcely introduced
of time without extraordinary exertion, part
wopreor re sale in the states OF New Yo Pepnsy
rapdity exceed their sangune expectations The
public are now beginning to understand aud the sn-
tina, have been hitherto sold them il the Of pills which
relief for short time but always AZ the expcn OF
esivr ssa. othei eompaints On tn: contrary Paris Lie
fills gently eradicate disease by removing all obstructons
tem creating natural and healthy the bodythey
also powerfully tonic. and restore TO the paen long
dciue unequalled and may be of
family the the Oldest, being perfectly free
as pugave Many emaes who have taken this medicine
speak the highest of III. benefit they hye had
from the OF IT, and all females ola delicate habit OF body
would particularly recommend this medicine; they will
find agreeable TO take soothing TO the system and certain IN
Spring the torpid and acrimonious fluids that have laid dorman
in he body during tn winter but again brought INTO a..
every Rght before going bed for three weeks The
popIielo have ae dy many Of hs
Chronic ofcoid constipation the bowels dyspepsia
iysI complaints deb and complaint. incidental TO males
Lite Pills, where may be had the Life and Times of
Thomas Pa with two tine eng avnSs and much other inter
jane. Aseinws Druggist and Chemist ss WILLIAM street
sand. Co drasyas and chemists granit. buildnr No
Broadway, CHAMBER street David Sands Co No Y
ss.s as
street w sdcsu, Bowery M. diciue store $50 Bowery
sy%es Medicine store, s. Bowsy corner Waller street
john syme corner Fulton and Water Horace Ever
Ucjdnston sPo,heesres sss Hudson, corner d Spring
street L. Cotton chs~ and ,potneesry 2's Bsseas
BrostiySG Wells s,mou,. seed. drug. and raten, med
prietora sico. T. ROBERTS co,
Clarendon House, cor Desn, IT.. and Broadway.
Small boxes IS Large family boxes 80 cea.s.
country please direct their letters pest paid to r. no
he,fsA "a letter bpxc &C
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Philadelphia
ICorrespondence of the Herald.I

PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1S43.
Correction ,.aom House OGcos-SnoW storm in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Grand Jury-Cowt.
JAMES G.. BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SR:-
In your valuable paper OF this morning, ur.1er the
head of "Tyler Movements in Philadelphia" you
have fallen into an errsr, (Which beng an unusual
occurrence) have thought proper to correct it. You
intimate that about fifty custom house officers have
been removed, which is not the case and we
vet in the dark what course our new Collector will
pursue in reference to changes in the custom house.
Ii is rumored that he has accepted the office without
making any pledge as to the course he will pursue,
and being high minded honorable man, it is fair
to presume such is the TACT.
There is nothing Of general interest stirring to-
day. Business is inactive from the fact that we are
in The midst of a very heavy fall of snow, which
operates unavorably for all outdoors transactions
The Grand Jury, of our new quarter sessions, are
nearly or quite ready 10 ADJOURN, after the unprece
dented session of only nine days, Cone of the short
est sessions on record, and have done quite as
coded them in the old sessions. after a sitting OF
thirty to forty days They (he Grand Jurors) visi-
ted the Moyamensing prison and the debtors apart
ment yesterday, and this morning the eastern penn.
Tertiary and the mouse of refuge. Tomorrow
Saturday, it is thought, they will submit present
ment 10 the Court and of course, having compile
led their business they will be discharged.
The jury in the Nisi Prlus Court, IA the case OF
Sailor vs. Herzog involving the possession OF valu
able property in this city, were this morning dis
charged by the Court, being unable to agree They
stood eleven for plaintiff and one Tor defendant.
The weather last evening prevented eight OF the
comet disappointing the anxious Anticipation OF the
fearless and adding much to the despair OF the IL
md. iours, NC l. d. M o
Tas Destruction OF The URsULrNE CONVENT
,,,t.N txf.a xi al,
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CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL DEAFNESS.

CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL DEAFNESS
MONs: MALLAN-1SoU,NNIDr mSGNlElER ls.
instantly at age aud forty and fifty stand
log of extreme Deafness and of those who only slightly
du of hearing jou general catch the
sou distant low speaker public assembly They are
the size of small gold shilling and when
e CAVITY of the ears they the least ptbc
more than having small piece Of fine wool in
is Mace And although they extremely small yet they
enable hoss afflicted with extreme deafness TO near IN ever
respect equal 10 those of most accurate hearing.
Ia be- had of Mons Malan Son, Surgeon Dentists, sole
agents for patentce No s2 Broadway next to the Union
Club. =, -
he above has been in IN Europe tor some
years strongly recommended being one OF the greatest
discoveries OF the age.
Persons in New York On the remittance
ofsi0 can have pair forwarded by post 10 any part
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Secured bv Letters Patent Of the United States
THE METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRANDRE.
THAN VEGETABLE EXTRACTS
Carea entered OH Joe ls42-Paen granted 10 Benjamin
Brandrefh, 10th January, 1913.
extracts Of @hs sana h Pill arr s9% HS1v are
any apcaton of hra The active principle Of the
thu. secured the T i]T1 ;; vEeG ji:
RoBBEFs steal lspTusge, rely altering name. Time
wi" 'h'" 81; The 1'' Si fe,
s sz,s5 E1S FL ss
g Ss s: daily 'isas ss o % TSs
case Of sss.s but sy be .sss MN svn %
s so hsas with
%a
a. ssy y"as $s e Gss
''' DIVISION street IL SsT 10 8 GiINSlvALIns-n
time with BRXNpRETH Phi Is They mildly but surely
IsmoSs all impurities from The blood and no case 2? sickness
ss'S S % fsa'i
H0s s m Is from hs hs S no
merely & wSsr shoD or the
use Of these all.suiicieat Pills.
CURE OF A DANGEROUS SORE.
DocroR BENJAMIN BRANDRErH:
ind make bubble ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of sSs Ssa:dt
SION became much iofamed and swollen SO much SO
his yelling increased alarming
degree and in three weeks om Grs became
Oar fist DocoT aends% Ter for SIX aud III
siss no e s sd al would
sa h bat % f be 4 2 lbs nsT e.
Ss sGS ,w &c
sSs Il ali is e' no re-
Thus felt after having tried during one whole year the
despair. My poor wif.'s constitution randy filling the
h s
sal Vegetable Pills determnedt TO fairly test their curative eff
great relief Of the pain Within one week the
ourselves and who knew OF the swelling
and would comfortable, and sir after six weeks she
abb. ugh the house and again attend the
fourteen month"; Ina little over months from the time
she first the the use Fl b P sfT s
plumber Of before send this after two
years d d Of hs only an act OF justice to
''' ''' ' We are with m much gratitude.
TIMoTrHfTYy 's'P sGIZXy A. LITTLE
PS-The Boaac,l Dr. pronounced the sore generous and
cut ea' Sr sad and @ Pesas%ss r.:
?de resort to your PITS Which ssssg us from all further
Ny; Rs,aI, obets - BoTsry, iss HUDSON
Boston y HsnoysI .,rect Providence H. John shSw
Sro.Ss EpTwieh, Conn: Wa FaHlhass, SS5isdspsi.
Albany n ~ s. Van scha us store Il uket Utica,
sms'f sno f % " Wins Ns% SRs s
hrn,y vroom. Pssaryh 1875 woSi street and by oT s
sSS, * labels Ana both sS h1
hat there are ssasturs. Of Dr. ss@n Brandre
each box on each label being signed Brand eth and
Pills '''' me- im.sdaitwv.ee
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DR.. GREGORY.


n has long been accustomed for certain elias,
Of patients who, Itcula
best blythe Doctor has enjoyed extended
opporunt of critically tigatng and stud ing The
class Of alluded and by this HIS obtained the
practic n well the " methodcai" knowledge OF this
branch Of his rrofesson The pathological Of
these disorders the infinite variety detail
find VARIETY of form Al feature in regard TO The human
hi being the how then the
q. those who proclaim remedy bile OF
all diseases. This theory false applied diseases
rel aud it st 1t wicked when applied TO certain
paruf ular disorder.
To cure disease symptoms inquired
into and fully sesgated to distinguish
aud efeci-di aud is ell
often patents who complain oil some mainng
symptoms aitera, disease cured o. in
the and Of these frequent
that they have al the while been doctoring
symptoms and totally dre esrdng the viii ought
have been tn frat to attack. .
Where has been obtained within asonahe time
there that
ton. This cause my sxs primarily by connny-he vi
he subdued and cxtnsnishedt may he owing
derci the perhaps peculiarly Of ccnst
uticn be hide rpid consecutive condition.
heretofore been overlooked ndestood Per-
This latter will especially apply
in On tn subject the reader IS referred to
th- private maades, written by DR. Ggo,y the
price so centsor sale he dru Nos 10 aud 100 Full
~ Spring street, DR. Whites OF Stuff Tx and
Delaney streets and by the ho his dence IL
Barclay street, Boatwav H. is at home, and may be
cnnsnted privately any hour Of the day evening.
~ III srcay ". near Broadway .
Person, dance by sen ing ST. postpaid. will receive
the ok by the mail, which III all also De postage paid
" Dr. Gregory the proprietor OF the American Nled'-
very celebrated and speedy for the pill
Price 81.
Me icated Vapor Baths admnisteredat all hours.
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Court OF Common Pleas.
Refore Judre lDQraham,

MARCH l7.-Marsigiio Us John Ciark.-The verdict In
this case for plaintif-S2le So
Girard W. Morris Conrad "A. TsnEyek.-Mr. Nor
ris was employ ed by defendant to argue in Chan
Gerry He chargeda certain fee which the defendant
fuses to pay. This suit is to recover it by law.
Verdict for plaintiff $3.50.
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MONTHLY MAGAZINES

Is cents GoDEY's LADYs BOOK for MsIsh, % ORA.
HAMS MAGAZINE. do, IS LADY'S COMPANION,
d., as sARGENT's MAGAZINE, April. 70. THE La.
DY'S WORLD OF FASHION, do, ~.
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ID GARD WANTED-II a respe ct-ble private family,
h re there are not and will no be auy other poares BY
Eent man, two sst, aud brother two under
ZEN o tor year ongethe gentleman will
n@ Sundays only, and will fsrHsh the anmcnt-desre
live clam and economical Address box 7s3
Der Post Once, stating terms Reference exchanged.
nils assc
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NOVEJJST,S LIBRARY.

This Library completed in weekly numbers, each
work TO be completed IN volume at q cents zach
VIVIAN GREY, yENETlA, THE YOUNG DUKE,
by D'irseii ROMANCE AND REALITY and FRAN.
CESCA CARRARA-by l. + Landon, PETER SIMPLE
by M-rryat.
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MRS. CARROLL's Medcated Vapour Baths, IS Court
1Vl aalt Colds threat lumbago, rheustism
fever and asue eysip,iss scarlet fever &c e. eH,cnay
cured days Ike prevaen fe OF catching cold deeis
many The BATH whereas properly admins
tered stimulus to the skin which enables tv resist
cold who them become Injured he
from cod aud bid defiance TO our vanabe climate
Open from O'clock the morning TILL O'Clock night por
table Baths part of the city or brookyd Bathing
Tubs and Hio Baths for hir-. mi, 81 7
DEAL HAVANA SkGAks.-The lovers OF a genuine
N Havana Segsr would do well TO call at lso Broadway,
uner Cafe Torton between Lsey and Cedar streets
a, which they find the largest Ia the city
" mi5 I'm &c NOLrEMEYER.
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD--daily newspaper-puo.
shed every day of year except New Years day ana
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or " 20 per an
num-postagss pad-cssh in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishcdev every Saturday
pornng-price 81 per copy, or 50 ~ per annum
hostages paid-eash in advance 0r-i-a
: ADVERTISERS ara informed that the circulation ct
th, Herald ia oysr THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
ss MAS The largest circulation Of any paper in this CITY
ar Sx .srid and is therefore the best channel for business
usn in the eity r country. Prices moderats-ossh in ad
vance.
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
.o PnerRIgren OF TINE HERALD EsrABLIsHhENr,
rafL ,,Itn andN A..
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'EnE tt,iyAIA JrrA IIsr.-- ms aIi.e
certain Diseases which ts convenient ind private
ase, bur these which have fallen improper hands
saeh person, vii soc iiansdssy the difcaies which i'm
s~de their cure whatever iey may well a. the plan
slthor Dr. Rsph % ,rsonwch st. frice 81
DR.. Ralph also takes tina opportunity OF saying ts ne MAJ
be consulted DE peculiar diseases above reientd'o th"
Aware however Of the deer and jrs scirado which manj
feel to coavl Of integrity well experience
the ooyns short sketch Of the opportunities he has sd ~
himself Tor And this he thr NOR. inclined
kind heJ have scectsd on m Of Advertising people the
ono who had boae Of wonderful curesbut WITHOUT
Ids his sut "a graduate Of Edinburgh Sc &C. &c he h.,
catching these dsenacs both hospital and practice
s a on hem xiso Ss, he has letter.
rom physcans OF Europe, 10 the most emr
ospt 81 As.y So0ps n to ,b ps nS Of ny
hat he has the privilege of referring 70 almost every pvrr
ean eEcncc in this city Nothing en- DC stated he
ewes better ground oil 70 h''e VINO are sa
Consutstion, may by post and fer such he ha
e r,vae caest, containing thing necessary for
eedt I'D private It's sorwsrs-d IS may be dreeer
r1rs an i9f lm4ec
ZUIU-, -TO DEALkns AID ,ONNOlsSsU re
~ IN MADEIRA WE hs1WELLiNSrioN a. CAh-
New York sole Agent th United sta es for the ceeba
soeno sdrs Wines offers for safe, st od9 rate pri IS
20 half pipe, aud saet casks. trder Custom House lock
he Sometime are tom The south SIDE; rey hhse
e3i justly eOratcd Europe the Il st der AID
limited s,stel Ano,hsI opportunity iay not oeeprn many
K Oe.;p ~ .ss, ,s, ,s ,T W. u.c ADD hi. friend
continuation o ssar kHa, sIpSe1 his wines and liquors
WOOD and gss, ais always yssifro~ h- best in market
SHEALHI va PAPEK-l0 bales oi very supeuof qaaIi,y
~ suitable for roofs OF houses aud bottoms Tor sale by
milo l.. X. COLLINS &.CO. 561South SO
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This will comprise all Of Bulwers, and James' Novel; to-
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Tas Destruction OF The URsULrNR CONVENT. =
In the House of Representatives OF Massachusetts
any action upon this matter has been refused by
very decisive vote of 10 TO 204 They would no
even adopt an order inquirlng into the subject.
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