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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09
State of Trade.

The progress of the may be in the following
table Of the business Of Michigan city.
Next to Chicago, which has the advantage Of COM
handing all the Illinois trade, there is place Lake
Michigan which more deserves harbor appropriations
The following table shows the extent Of her trade for
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PASSENGERS Sailed.

HAvRE-P.chet ship Duchess d'Oreans-Mersrs Castro
Havana; Bertsncop,5 40; Loi,on NOheans; gou.
Pedro Casanova Spain; Don Juan Mario, do; Mr. Harry Du
and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09

DvENT CAMP MEETING ON LONG ISLAND.
"A commenting Monday jane 12h, Hempstea depot
Tickets for as cents 80 per less than the usual
fare for sale &c Park Row. 25 Centre street. 23 Hud,oa
New York aud the OF Pear and High
Brookyn the meeting in Columbian Hall this Friday
svennx The leave the Brooklyn South Ferry at A. NJ
and T. M. Bo AID ground
Charles Fitch, N ~ Whiting r. +. Barrv and e. Jacobs,
the speakers. Mr.. Southard for the committee
The Apollo Hall is sill open for lectu three times on the
Saboah, aud Ceu bian Hail. 1863 Grand street, Monday
Tuesday, w ednesday, and Friday evenings. 9 3tsec
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M A RI Tim E H Err A L d
Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall favor if Captains of Vessels will civ.
Pod Of the Shipping left st the Port whence they sailed the
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. lie will
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents, home abroad, will also favor By
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09
REPEALERS ATTENDii

THE mbers of the United Irish Repeal Association of this
CITY notified that by aresoluon passed the evening
Of the 7th inst ResovedTha the friends of Ireland,
and those favor of restoring her people the rght OF self
legislation, will take the made in behalf
Of city, for the reception Of the President Of he United
States.
They therefore, desired assemble tn, hour place
which the Grand Marshal may designate for them
The Repeaers of the nesht ring cities invited to unite
with association.
II Hoped every friend of Irish Liberty mud the naien-
able right. of man will be found among
Badges the may be ed from Mr. H,rrson,
epgrayer, corner Of Broadwiy and Libe .ty street.
BY the cha ton
EDMUND =. DERRY,
EUGENE CASsERLY,l
]. b. NICHOLSON, SCommtee.
d. OCONNOR,
i92tSk l.. LANGTON.
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DYSPEPSIA.
few days since announced in the papers Of this city that
~ had reiumed the practice for h, distressing dis:
and stated also that the publication Of book
had made such additional discoveries to induce me u be-
eve, that ud the and nveterate cases
no matter Of long standing which have been pac
sing upon it, and find i sangune eta
tons IN all eases and have much confidence
and utility IN eec cure, that have
no hesitation IN imagine Dyspep
STA, under my immediate care, that csDnot cure.
OLIVER ALSTED. "a Nassau
j,9 lnd&wsec cor. Cedar ST. and IS Chambers
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FIRE WORKS

ISAAC EDGE, JR., PYROTECHN1sT.
THE most extensive, varied and brilliant exhinuona Fme
Works mannactu ed III mis- any other ~
ready for delivery the lowest terms 10 - ,u' IL
and parties for The celebration OF Fourth oil july IL inc
United States Laboratory Jersey City, Madam
Order, left with T. w Holbcr.n 70 huen hane' W ~
Niblo's Csrdep will receive immediate sttentien
Goods delivered any part OF me city rec OIL expense
| nONr2i foIu nIas
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66,336 l66,54l 02,6l5

The receipts Of -four and grain Providence for the
week ending the 9th inst 2909 bbls. -four and III
772 bushels grain.
The imports OF -four into Havana from the United
States from January LIST to May ls 1872 10 069 bis
For the same time in ls43, IL ,306 bbs.
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SINGING.

MADAM SUTTON. having ARRANGED 20 e,um 70 Italy the
lf hey,pplns August tha4
- 70 give arshng the Italian French and Englsh
yie of Singing Her method that pursued w bodosu
vscea first masters Europe increasing the strength
compass with astonishing rardity Her lis viii have '-
By alone, who have been eminent Lsdies ~
srous OF avsihns themselves Of Madam suton mea suys
ascertain terms &c. By appcat'cna n Chambers street,
from Q O'Clock till MS nr -
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81. Louis, Is, 256 a26s MayI27, 2 so 3 GO
PItubuW, June 2, IS a 8 bIA
Detroit, Is, so 8, 373 a 90
Louisville, o. 8 ~ ASH Nay 81 3 rs SIX
Wheeling 20, GO June 3, 3 IL a 3 %
Eur.

land, Maya, 81 a6o Msyls, S a6N
Rochester, April 26, % "a so June 5, 4 Is
BY the above table will be that prices in most all
the markets have advanced and at places the i'm
provemen has been large per cent Its curious state
OF the market when prices go up from the time supplies
begin to in point higher than when navigation
closed and the stocks small and when the evidences
of an abundant crop are SO favorable
The manufacturers of -four at the west are improving
in quality that they have already approached
very near the best brands of this State The Castaa
Etna Cascade Summit and other fancy brands mo rank
fully high in this and eastern markets best Ge
nesee and desirable that this reputation should
be supported for five years hence there will in all human
probability be million of barrels OF flour received from
the Ohio Canal This may large quantity but
when 1t is recoeced that in 1887 the receipts were 2OO
600 bbs and that they increased to last year. the
prediction Will not be found very wide Of the mark taxi
Tag INTO view the immense water power yet unemployed
municating with the canal
srATEMrNr OF THE QUANTITY OF FLOUR AND WHEAT Ex-
PORTED FROM CLEVELAND DURING MONTH MAY
FOR THE LAST
1912. 1913
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. u
THESE ferismcd and ceiebr,tcd Pills, fro Po ugai ere
We psYc-,v- 10 bc obtained IN " il cossfrvs ssesdvsnfs
rsat On ste lest sci.mr. foSIse rt<- .. .
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J. G. STONEALL
Respectfully informs his friends that he has h former
business 3 Fulton between Broadway and Nassau
street. where he immediate dinner and supper
parties clubs &c. in his former well known st,le.
spacious and for Reference Committees Courts
Martial &c &c. in constant readiness former times.
ieoi m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09

BLOCK LETTER. NIGNS,
CHEAPEST in the city-A +. BITCHINos the nrestor
~ Of the splendid Bevcist Block Letters hw removed from
fctae and F,ucY Gdcd Black Letter Signs, from 80
cents 81 rer foot measuring length ofsgn raintet do
from 81 cts 10 90 GEMS
ounry others be supplied with letters
GINS sendn< length Of space required with order for
ment in the city.
-Paners supped with plain and far letter. tn.
Marking Plates Brands Brand Patterns
m tde TO order is6tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09
WRECK OF THE LEXINGTON.

WRECK OF THE LEXINGTON,
NOW EXHIBITING AT $50 BROADWAY, a few
IN doors above Spring stIeeM Max W. Davis OF New
ark NJ descended d,ing bell TO- the depth OF $50 feet,
Monday MAY 22d, 10 o'clock A. H., aud at o'clock p
NJ he succeeded in suing part of The wreck. weighing
five the fed lexington the destruction of which
caused such lame ptsble loss Of life,
The part great curiosity being burnt and char
death that czsns have been called uron
suffer end the exhibiting strikes the observer
with the
aud shows thar and might beat her. and
s she could faithful to her burhen, but when
that dread de she obliged bow
submission, having angel who could her from
terrible thus the only
ALL AIDE idea of that awful catastrophe, brought
here and placed be the public for their inspection at the low
price of
Or Ia CENTS OR ADMISSION js7gsr
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Amen ,neer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
rSfsyss Nor ~ Ann q nd lis Fulton SD Isi.t

gstsyss kos. ~ -apn and us fnton ''as't
FRIDAY,
Large Sal. Of elegant ssa'onaSs Dry Goods Of all de'er0
Also. the stock ola large wholesale ande dry goods
hosiery sey, sothsg shirts .a,penssr .a%ns,
cloths. single misd DO, &C.; ,;..r, ,.,., mill.
Also. trunk. eegan, cG,hps suitable for the summer
Atloh O'Clock, at the sale rooms, -
Large sale OF elegant new end second hand furniture oil all
Also splendid invoice of English oil cloths. rugs
Also large additional assortment of truly yansbc second
hsnd furniture together with the stock in trade oil st rate
Also, by sider of Inc sheriff. IA French bedsteads made
over years. -
sale Of be % h Js soa
pI.nE general nHs,. IF ss n the ne
nG D.Ssawayn S A%GTy
u.a, sold al but snadu
nal
ps Of ss sS
&c dozes Poit. year. in glass 10 dozen Geoge.owI
symsde Tss above sood. viii be sold without
the highest bidder, for caIh. y Il..e
ORE $SssS SSH fsass5s! II:
so. &C. &c wi be continued on Friday M1oInng June sh
mia MA Inv Astor House.
CUPERB GERANIUMs AT AUCTION i b. GIL O
VEG w,lsell atauedon at IL o'clock IN, morning frl
day Mr. Thorbun John street. great variety OF hand
Greenhouse Plants which about hundred fine
GerAnums from imported kinds, coming into demonstrated
noble the Cactus large superb
Of the Rhododendron Smith, Iudia Rubber Tree Cinum
Ameb.le (verv rsre bulb) &c. -
The truly superb plants and arranged fo
in,pecfi0n GEO. u. THOhBUhN
i9 ltsec
UCTION NOTICE Fine Plants and 7eO Daha,-A. LIE
"A Wy will sell on Friday morning at 10 clock e ISL Broad
Bourbon Noisete, Mons, of sors Meccaphya of sorts
Monthly Carnations Of than twenty varieties and larg
Orange Trees with other plants frcm the gade
OF Mr.. J b. Maneli.
Also from Nessrs Nibo and Dsnap', 700 pots of thei
choicest double Dahas, all warranted to worthy
public attention. il 3is~r
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NEW YORK III & BOSTON

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, takes charge las master md
Boston, Portsmouth, Portland and PORTS
OF New York. Once at Frye Shaws 221 Water
Be-kman Reference number OF Merchants, and
the several Insurance Companies lin this city, Boston, and
Portland. nile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE
Cleared.

Ship Zenobia, Kenny Canton, Talbot, Olirhant & CO.
Bnques Springfield, (B) Roy, Qaebec, q Min; Manto Lane
Norlolk-Bngs Sirius, tPrus) Sehurd Stetp; Proxy Bred
ford Waldeboro. Nesmth Leeds Hogan, Sannard Port
land.
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SN5 - NEWARK AND NEW YOkK-FaIe
6E%@p Only i2H Cent. The 81 lendd steamer
after Monday, June 5th, will follows =
Leaves foot OF Barclay street, New York, at 10 A.
and 4P. M.
Leaves the foot OF Centre Newark at TX A NJ and
lKP.M
Freight carried very low rates. ale smr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09

DAMN = W lNIo hNO oOhLI =.
c. BARRY, ARTIST IN HAIR FROM LONDON.
a. The a. Heads Of Hair sui stand preemnent above
characteher being shaped exactly the natural hair
their elasticity aud their superior material and workmanship,
we'll their style of finish and arrangement, all combine
form such perfect heads OF ha that they must be to be
fully appreciated. -
new Of the art ofWig Making taught in FIVE les.
See Of Barrys Wigs and Scaps which will
s,sY fesdous that he is the hest and cheapest
in the cityii6 Broadway, Of Liberty up
stairs. j3 2~issm
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MOTTO 9Ao those who seek health and comfort tned
IN with uxuryPrce reduced-Od Established Medicated
Vapor Baths q Corlapdt street.
Mrs CARROLL, accordance with the exgencies of the
times has reduced the price q her baths and socts connu
ofhe pronag. Of the Faculty nar md the pub
c in general Colds thyoan swelling of the glands
Stiffness OF The joints, and fever &c &c.
immedaey relieved. Portable baths of the
city of Brooklyn. Open rom six in the morning till min.
o'clock night Sulphur Baths require hours notice
mai 2wisr
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LrRANKLlN SALT WATER BATHS, CASTLE
GARDEN-Tne proprieors, having availed Themselves
Of The exeeriene Of the past and coniomsd to the ,us
sent to them and the public in general the most complete
for public End bathing Shower baths
offered to public patronage, Having esablI,bed
and thorough succession of salt surface
is completely excluded.
The Franklia Bath ready its usual station,
north side OF Castle Garden Bridge Books open for the
subscription aud the inspection Of citizens and san
gers is respectfully solicited. jt4 wee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09

N. I'm few days will publish pamphlet entiled
" Direction smokers aud DuclyerY OF the God Of the
by A. D. Pcna Pofessor of smoking aud member OF
the Habaneros House. j9Ask
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09

DISSOLUTION OF. PARTNERsHIP The partner
- ship heretofore existing between JOHN FLORENCE,
ia and FANTON SHERWOOD, j, this day dissolved by
mutual All persons having claims against the late
payment and those indebted will have the kndnes, CALL
delay, upon John Florence Jr, who is day
thoriz ID to settle the accounts Of the firm.
The business will be henceforth conducted by JOHN
FLORENCE, JR who will with increased efforts endeavor
continuance of that literally extended
him. JOHN FLORENCE, Jk,
FANTON SHERWOOD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-02

The FUNERAL OF Mn. FITcH, n member of ID,
Rutland Citizens Corps, was attended OH wedn,
day last, by the Corps under arms, under the con
mand, for the occ aston, of General Hopkins.
The ceremony Of burying under arms, was in
PIessive. 1t was performed with appropriate n
spect for the deceased, and with great credi, 10 I'D
corps. There was something solemn and imposn
in the whole ceremony--,he coffin bono upon iii
muskeis of the military besrors-,he sorrow lu toni
OF the muiiled drum-the slow measured s,ep-a,
motions ofcspect from the officers and corps, draw
up in line-the noseless march, with arms rewrs
ed, when borne to the grave, the regular voer-
the whole line sat rest their heads upon the butt
Of their rever sed musket while the coffin was open
ed--all together, presented scene, respectful 70
their deceased comrado and the few friend. W.
mourned for him, and affecting and appropriate
itself The excellen, and impressive sermon
Rev Mr. lockwood, was we'll adapted to the coca
sion. The whole conduct and department Of III
Corps deserves our commentator.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-02
SEVERE TIMES AT THE WEST.

A correspondent ofth n Y. Tribune. in
letter dated at Pontiac, Mich, April 4th, says
have lived in this State 25 years, and we have
had the hardest winter have ever seen and more
distress among man and beast than | have ever
heard OF before beasts particularly There was
but hllle hay and coarse grain raised last season.
wheat was pretty good, but the farmers were OBJ
liged to sell II as soon as cut, and before winter
sci IN many Of them sold themselves so short that
now they have 10 buy. Our winter set in about
the 18th Of November, and has continued the
coolest and seyerest have ever known with the
exception ofabout one week, Uhe last Of January J
when VIC had bare ground and mild weather; but
since then VIC have had the coolest weather and
deepest snow, until the first Of April that | ever
knew The snow is three feet deep at this date.
The cattle IN this County have suffered beyond
description. II is impossible 10 tell bow many
cattle. hogs, sheep and horses have died Of starva.
ton. ], IS nothing uncommon for MS to hear that
such farmer has killed moro or less Of his stock
10 pa. them out Of misery
On the frs, Of March, people offered and beg
ged TO have their cattle wintcred a. the halves
Many COW has been offered for -, and yes,er.
day saw yoke Of oxen, four cows and a year
ling soll for|sj0, because the owner had nolhing
70 feel them on
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-02
Another Mc'Coy Amir

Another disgiaceful prize fight recently -.
near Philadelphia between an Enslshn,,
Freeland, and Philadelphia named Rp,l :,
after loo rounds, resulted IN the latter co.
conqueror. Froeland is an old hand q, N.
having before this fought fourteen pitched -
Tie came 10 this country for the purpose offs.
Sullivan, who is now in the states pt,son 4
murder Of Mccoy, which, by the wav wonp
very appropriate place for himself. il doe, =.
singular that crowd OF civilized people. III, d.
assembled could stand by and see such brutal
ges committed on human nature, without ,,t..
single step to prevent it, On the CONTRARY II ,.,.
after they were completely exhausted. and !.
given up-their faces deformed, one Of tb,rh.
blind and the other Frustrated, with scare.
breath OF life remaining, that they were rou,,i
the brutal crowd and, urged to further d.ea,,,,
olence. Such scenes as these would even be Al.
graceful 10 barbarians, but how much NOR,
should they be country which pretends to te Sc
ond TO none in the scale of civilization 1t .,,,
that it was generally known for some day, pr,r
Gus that fight was in anticipation, and the sui,s
tiles are not known to have taken any steps to w
vcntit. Truly the public morals of Philadela
are al very low stand.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-02
70, The Herald.
Thou almost Persuadest me to be a rapId

s"ou u'host A-cIsuHuest me 10 De n IdpSl
Mr.. EDITos;-On looking over one Of the Papa
schoolbooks, found many excellent precepl,
which were well calculated TO give the youihU
mind right turn, and more especially when found
1t so easy 10 get TO heaven upon their plan, whltt
embraces, not only the trinity but all the saints and
angels in heaven and on earth as in,ercessors.-
Surely, thought !, no one in the Catholic church can
fail of heaven. And when found that a, the head
Of ali this array of inlercessoIs stood the Yigh
Mary, all doubts vanished at once; and had | resi-
ed contented here, perhaps should have becon,
good Papist. But living in a free country, ani
al liberty TO read such books as | please ] took W
an old book, called the bible, which they displss.
but from which they pretend to take part of tbea
faith, though but small part. And on searcl,af
it, began to doubt; and the more ! searched m
more became convinced that il would not be cal.
for me 10 rsk my future destiny upon such a ioGs
daiion. which rests almost entirely upon the medt
ton and inercession Of a woman, who was nevU
appointed TO that office by divine or human author
ty, although she was hon0red above all other ~
men. Still she was not like her son, begouen b.
the Holy Ghost, but by one Of Adams sinful rae
besides 1t does not appear to me that Chris, pa
any more attention TO Mary than TO the rest Of b
disciples, particularly on one occasion, Marx ~
and Mathew IL 40, where he paid much more o.
enton TO his disciples and the multitude than q
her, and on another occasion, certain woui'
after seeing Christ cast devil out OF man .ah T
was dumb, cried out, Blessed is the womb that o'T
thee, and the paps thou hast sucked. Now ! al
did he approve the saying of tina, woman, or PES .
1t unrebuked; far from it, he chose TO rebuke uh
first appearance ofanchrist and said TO the woni'
Yea, blessed are they that hear the word OF Va
and keep it, Poor woman, how disappointed -
thought to secure his special favor by beso"i +
iuch blessing upon his mother; and | fear that"
cry Paplst will meet with a similar disapponin'.-
There is another Circumstance which weighs p"
a little IN my mind, tina, is, none Of tho New Ie't
ment writers mention the name Of Mary after
day OF Penecost. think, therefore that Mar 10
no more influence in the court Of Heaven |N
when she was on the earth. ! will mention -
more difficulty Paul says, Christ is head o'" .
things, TO the church, which is his body. No"
coIding to tie Papisi doctrine, every common'''.
must swallow the whole church, including mhs'-
every time lie psrtakes Of the sacrament iof '1'.
is but one body, Christ the head. Therefor n
throat is not large enough to receive such d'''
conclude 10 remain A PRoTEsTAs' .
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-02
Trial for Murder,

The trial OF Eugene Clifford for the murder
his wife, came off at the April term of the Frann
Court at St. Adams, on Tuesday, 18th inst, Ii
jury, after hearing the evidence and arguments, y
tired, and after short absence, returned with VI
dict Of GUILTY. He was sentenced to one yea.
solitary confinement in the States Prison, and &,
10 suffer death by hanging
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-02
THE HERALI
TUESDAY EVENING-Nal.s

uJlfa lack Of interest is discovered m ,..
to-day. We would excuse ourselves bv ,,,..
the editor has ceon absen, for the pas, wee, /,
presume the apology will be satisfaction. a..
refer our readers TO the marriage list,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-02

The Maine Representation are BrIg" ~
We recollec, hearing Of one, who, IN years &C.
by, on his way TO Washington, stopped 81 ~
Elm, where he was 10 leave in the morning FL,
Being rather unwell, he called for pitcher '' ~
punch and Tub Of warm water to soak DIS
in. On going 10 his room in the morning Dc ~
found well COINED, sitting with his feet if'z'D Pc
the waier-Aur0ra,