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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

ltOTitspouuenCc VI thc eiaiu.I
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is, 1913.
Candidates tori the Shri6ahy-Potiti in Genera
To THE EDITOR OF THE New York HERALD
The wing city and county conferees met O
"wednesday, and after four ballots for candidal
tor Sheriff, Bella Badger, Esq. having withdraw
his name as candidate, adjourned to meet @
'qss, FAY next. Since the dcclination of Mr. Bal
GER Col. John Swift has been brought out as cand
date for Sheriff. so that the Temperance Society ha,
three candidates in the field for nomination, vi
Pomeroy and Swift for Sheriff, and Ash for count
treasurer.
E. Joy Morris was nominated last nipbt bv N
wings of the first district for Congress. The I'm
ted States Gazette is in high favor with the wing
as two of its correspondents have been nominate
by that party for Congress, viz. Morris and Sa
gent; the first being the foreign, and the latter Il
Washington letter writer, for that paper Both the.
gentlemen are considered as Sqnatters by the Peep
of the respective districts. Morris was memb,
being re.nominated, his friends have STAYED him OF
with forlorn nominatinn for the first district Sa
gent, surnamed the ltenerant, is known as Il
Oliver Owlschool of the U. 5. Gazette, and WI
campaign. He ran well there, and escaped bes
ing the tables will be turned upon him in =
third district-he will net run well, and therefor
will be beat
n. WI OOuIdu Has Dcou IIOHudtCu iOI SouSTc
by the wings of the fourth district G. J. Ingerso
like his brother Joseph, the whig candidate IN Il
city, will walk over the fourth course with tho
sands to spare. 1t is very convenient by the Bye
ferent politics; each party is well served by Il
same family
The feud in the democratic PARTY, in the city.
assuming more serious aspect, as the heretofo
suppressed proceedings Of the democratic city del
gates are brought TO light those deles ates by
vote of thlry-two to twenty-five, not only refuse
recognize the nominations of Sheriff, &c as les
mate, but point at Hutchison, in plain terms,
the cause of the whole difficulty. Henceforth ca
ddaes for offices OF merely pecuniary chara
ter are 10 run on their own hooks and the ntere
OF the great democratic family, are not to be aga
demolished, "to secure the pecunary interest
| Mr. Hutchinson )" SO say the the men of 1913
There will be some iun amonst the wings beld
they complete their city and county nomination.
OF which you shall be advised.
Yours, Ill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

AoT or BESEvoLENcE What is TO be done for
those who have been made widows and orphans by
the loss of the Grampusl
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o. The Hon. Daniel Webster, Esq, is at the
Astor House. So is the Hon. Mark Sibley, late
State Senator from Canandagua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

10 Mr. Thomas, the author oil Clinton Brad.
shaw, and some other American novels, 1t Is SAID,
has poem in the press Mr. Thomas is clerk IN
one OF the departments of the General Govern
ment, and an intimate friend of Mr.. Robert Tyler,
the author OF "Ahasuerus" and Medoru's
Dream"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

THANKs.--We are indebted to the Merchants
Exchange in Boston, for very late Halifax papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

CONSOLATION. -Bostonidns, In relation to the Gu
nard steamers, say, Well, the contract will keep
them here four years longer" We ask, what
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no THE LATEST AND BEST WILL BE I

90 THE LATEST AND BEST WILL DE P
LlSHED on Thursday morning, September 2lst. Ms
the Actress, or the Perils Of Illicit Love Beautiful
edition. 1t is tale Of passion and Of guilt but
the power with which it is tod-the truth and earl
ness of the syle-the fidelity to nature and to life o
its incidents--and its perfect freedom from every
that nigh offend the most viTuous taste, that
read it could be disposed to exclude it from the
fined family circle. The motto from Lord Bacon is
exponent Of the moral conveyed Well would il b,
our youth Of both if the lesson should sink deep
their hearts for its aim is to show, that
"The only amaranthine flower on earth
Is virtue-the only lasting treasure, Truth"
Single copies l2A cents, or 10 for 81; So peri
Agents will send in their orders to the publishers
BURGESS K STRINGE|
Wholesale and retail periodical dealers 222 Broad
corner Of Ann.
Will be published on Monday or Tuesday, Crab
Magazine for October; The Lady Book for Octo|
The Lndy's National for October.
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90 MUsEUM-The manager has re-engaged
splendid attractions which have drawn such tremend
houses for the last two weeks, and added the ustr
name Of Mr.. H. G Sherman the unequaled ballad SIM
The Serenaders appear in some Of the most laughj
characters, songs, &c sc. The Mermaid is drawing
most talented and scientific persons, none of whom
able to detect any marks of its being other than genu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

SHIP AsHoRE-it is reported that AN English ship
IS ashore on the Romer, supposed to b.. the Chester
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

PACKET SBIP QUEEMoF THE WEST sailed yesterday
Tor Liverpool The day was as splendid as the ship
is magnificent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

PLENTY As BLAcKBERRRs Private expresses in
this country. They are increasing every day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

CRICKET March The dy,Cricke t'Nlaichlbe-
tween the 81. Georges Club OF this city, and the
Toronto Club OF Upper Canada. full account OF
which up 10 Thursday was given in our paper
yesterday. and Left At as iol;ows:-
New York Club ~ith two innings, Ia
Toronto Club, with one inning, "a
Difference, e5
Contrary TO expectation, the second innings of the
Toronto Club commenced about five o'clock on Fri
day afternoon, and concluded yesterday. The fol-
lowing is the result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

GO WEIGHS ONLY FOUR POUNDS-A
over year old-a child Of the above description was
hibited at Peales New York Museum on Monday
being for the benefit of the Giant Girl In conseqlie
OF many persons having expressed desire to bel
such an extraordinary contrast the manager has eng
them both for this week. one person weighing one
dred times as much as another is rather unusua
currence. There are six performers and the Fu@
Mermaid, all for one shilling-enough Tor the moneI
a conscience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

yG~ IHNLONS IUBEhOSFs SHAVIS CNt
The highest praise is daily awarded to this
wonderful Improvement in the art OF shaving, by
dreds who have tried its pleasing qualities. 1t NAL
superb lather, softening the beard in quick time,
IL 10 Pos,tively the best article that can he used for
purpose, and is sold at such extreme low price, as
one can avail themselves Of its benefits. Guerlain's
brosal Cream, similar article, is sold at three.or
shlngs the ounce; while Phalon's is got up in good
at three and five shiilings the jar. Those who have
both, and good Judges too, prefer the latter in
spect.
Gentlemen are invited to call at the inventor,
Broadway, and one trial cannot fail to convnce the
is all that is claimed for it, The rroofofthe puddi
In the eating"-a homely phrase, but a good oil
Agent Boston, Brainsrd & CO., Is Court street.
wholesale and retail, ut 2i4 Broadway, opposite
Paul's.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Next News from Europe.

To-day, tomorrow, or next day, the Caledonia
will reach Boston, with sixteen days later news,
from all parts of Europe, and perchsnce month
later intelligence from India and China. We have
to think that the news Will be very interest
ing, il not important
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

MORE HORRIBLE ATROCITIES. Father Miller Is
night. The world is about 10 wind up its affairs
preparatory TO final dissolution, and hence the
many signs in The heavens and atrocities on earth.
we really imagined that the past week had had It's
share OF crimes and cruetes, but if it has il has
OF some magnitude TO carry to the account of that
which is to come. On Thursday morning last, a
man who was either very foolish or very wicked,
perhaps good deal OF the latter, and due proper
ton OF the former, turned a mailman loose into the
Buffalo and Attica railroad cars, armed with gun
and sharp instrument. The conductor disarmed
hum Of the former, but with the latter he dealt muir
derous gashes around. The circumstance is thus
described in extra fromth Buffalo Daily Gazette
of Friday morning.
About one o'clock on Thursday morning. while
the train of the Buffalo and Attica Railroad from
the east, was about ten miles from this city, an in
sane man, who was IN charge OF his uncle, Che
cars, which was crowded and without lights, com.
menced cutting and sashing around him with
knife, or some other sharp instrument. Three per-
sons were injured, one of whom, Lewis Jaon, was
stabbed through the arm and into his side when he
sprang from the cars, which were under full head
way, and was followed by the insane man and his
keeper. The train was stopped and Jaon taken in,
but the other two could not be found. Among the
wounded was, Dr. J. H. Matthew'S, of gainesville,
Ohio, who had been to Saratoga Springs tor his
health, in company with his wife. He received a
severe cash IN his right side, the fifth rib, which
however, did not penetrate into the chest. DR.. M
Is now at the Buffalo HOTEL under the charge of
DIR. Wilcox. His wounds are severe, but not dan
gerous.
The person who had the insane man in charge,
came into the city yesterday Thursday morning,
but had been unable to find the luna,c. We learn
that when he entered the cars, he had also gun
in his possession but that the conductor OF the train
was not informed of his insanity. But the rerson
who had him in charge is highly deserving of Gen.
sure for placing armed mailman in crowded cars
and with such weapons.
BY the way, we would suggest the propriety of
the rail road companies keeping lights in all their
cars-seoond as well first class. The convenience,
comfort and safety of the great number of passen-
gers which patronze these roads, should be taken
into consideration
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~ aswEET BREATH AND PEARLY TIE

SWEET BREATH AND PEARLY TIE
nay always be secured by a.frce use OF sherman
grated Orris Tooth Paste, which Is pronounced
who have ever used II to be Of the most delicio
beautiful articles before the public. II is entirel
from all deleterious materials, leaves pleasant Il
hs mouth, IL perfectly cl, an, and altogether tbs
economical preparation Of the kind 10 be found.
3hermans warehouse is lO6 Nassau street. Agent
broadway, 10 Aston House, 227 Hudson, 1873 Bowe
EAST Broadway, 80 William street, and 1879 Fulton
Brooklyn.
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GO THE FOLLOWING Is BUT ONE OF s
RAJ hundred cures effected by another ext:aord
remedy, from a well known citizen -
I have been ten years sorely afflicted with the rh'
tism, suffering immensely, and being lame durin
whole OF the time. II commenced in my toe and n
to nv anc lie and knee; and finally to my arms and I
so that have laid awake, In great distress, all
many times and the cords have contracted SO ths nj
gers were drawn crooked and stiff by the cords sh}
ing The cords OF the ANGLE contracted, and the
swelled. Last winter commenced taking the u
Vegetable Elixir and Nerve and Bone LinimentI
Connstock & Co., 81 Courtlandt street and have now
only two bottles, and have by II been benefited
by any or all the remedies prescriptions ever
used, and feel it my duty to make the fact public
those afflicted in the same way may avail themsel
its benefits. would with pleasure give personal
ance Of the cure to any one wishing to inquire.
CHARLES sHEPHARD, IsJ Franklij
New York, Sept. 10, lsA3.
To be had genuine only at IL Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

90 HAIRY EXCREsCENCE ON THE vi
lip Of ladies, hair low on the forehead OF back
neck, can with the utmost safety and certainty
moved by the Chinese Hair Eradicator, and that too,
out the least irritati to the tender skin Their
however some scores Of limitations on this only fir
original article. II be tried before purch
and the proprietor will forfeit $40 TO any If II wi
do it, prov ided il from 81 Courtlandt street.
Isl the only place to obtain 1t genuine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

ENDING Railroads AL over the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

PAsrrnE.-Fighting duels in New Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

0ry- A vessel at New Orleans on the n instant
line days from Campeachy, reports that seventeen
the Perote prisoners mao a al the vessejs esv,n
Mexican ports on the Gull TO be strictly searches
md passengers closely examined. Latest date
rom Vera Cruz mention nothing OF the escape.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
National WING Convention.

II will be seen by the following resolutions OF
the Baltimore City Convention that the fresl-
Dental Campaign for 1874 will be opened in the
Spring with the spirit and energy which alone
arc necessary to ensure success. The Baltimore
Committee invite thither full delegation OF the
vounp Wings from every section of the Union to
respond to the nominations that may be made on
the first of May. We doubt not 1t will be re-
sponded to with acclamation from every part OF
the Union. In their preamble they refer to the
fact that the Wing Members Of Congress had de-
signsted Wednesday the lst of May next as an
appropriate time for holding the National Con-
vention at Baltimore for the nomination OF Wing
Candidates fox President and Vice President at
the election of 1914 and conclude as follows:
And uh.reas the Wings Of the City of Baltimore being
deeply Impressed with the importance oil giving TO The nom'
NATION Of the National Convention the most conspicuous
and authoritative ratification which Their brethren through
h,ance the admirable service Of the Young Mems Donren.
ZION assembled in this city on the iourth oi May o4o ana
the deseysdly great influence Of that Convention over the
coun.ry and believing that ihe canvass OF l4l may ~ ami
asd nv the same patriotic enthusiasm and be conducted
with the same eminent success if be commenced and d'
r.csd under the Intelligent guidance they unanimous
l, recommend, through thtr CecSdtes "
ho,hs,s Of the several States, the formation Of
Young Mems Convention of to be % m.oi OF
delegates every district in the country VINO shai meet
in the city of Baltimore, on lHURsp.f' the ~ I'd! u
ls4i. =, . H.
Wings of the several States appoint Young Mem Con-
repton of Ratification assemble in the city Of Baltimore
on THunsDAY the ID day Of May iS who shall have full
power ra,fy the nomination Of the National
and 70 make such arrangements Tor the conduct OF e
yass as they may believe best adapted to insure success to
the =,
Further Re,olred That this conven,on in the name ol
,be time and patriotic Wings Of the city of Baltimore invite
the largest appointment OF Delegates to the Young y
members Of the National Convention cordial welcome TO
house and home and hospable entertainment during their
stay. ., .,.Lo, ,,a
United States friendly the Wing cause be requested to
publish these resolutions and to invite the concurrence
and aid Of the Wings TO give them effect !,
A'N GEO. r. RICHARDSON, President.
JAMES FRAZER, Vice Presidents
JOSEPH WILEY,
r Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

DINING rowN.-This custom, which is very con.
oae, has become OF late years almost universal
anou our merchants; aud indeed all those who do business
down town been driven by high and Increase Of
population far up FOR residences The consequence
has been the opening many establishments business To-
cations here duners provided good style aud at
uomca prices. Among the best of them sThe Crescent,
ken, by Mr. H. C. Douglass IL DORIS Building of
Exchange place and Hanover MI Douglass is well
known as proyider aad as far he be, yiaads good
cooking civil attendants and belongings go The C!es
cen, furnishes as pleasant dang place within the
compass of eur kpowleds Here qa,e dlnaer may be en-.
loved with As much comfort home, aad the aeanoc OF
ris ss will satisfy any oae on his point; aal We lscc
nerd SUCH l.isl,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
Commercial and Money Matters.

operations Of this Board large to-day and prices
were generally upward. Ohio sIss declined Per
Illinois improved II Per After the Second Board
Illinois sold c. 20 b. lrdana improved !. Harlem wa,
Loan
IN tilIs :he.s i. rHuch doing Sterling Is 9! o.
France % 23l
The City Debt Of Boston is sl54s zoo which 4Il be all
e1:in-ushed in 1861.
Beach sntssvo'ns ., his Pana=Id Bank Notes into
ciEcu!.iiOn d. Bosom
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., r,port,G for IN. Ti,b,n<

WarkefS-LcT July rtYorfecJ0r The TT.6u.k
AsHEs-There IS not active inquiry today fGr either
descriptions and the market is scarcely sTn as 1t has
been OF Pots h-aI of sales OF 100 bbs C. 80 aud
ahou: % Go Of Pearl. I3! which the current quota
tion.
CoTToN-Ths sales con,inu. abou; me same. oooo
bales being reported o-dsy which believe some w.r-
oT export spinuers taking freely. Prices are rn.r 4,
las, weeks quotations. About orr, bales OF The new cron
have b-n received which held last yea a, bi,
tine he receipts 80 bales which sold c 81 O. Tor
fa,r sad fully la!r We cro,. -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
-.vrsFoo. clA..rylc.rIoy.

rLouR AND NEAL-The market for Flour Is no,
active 20 day although ii holders would Weld Cd DER bbI
here msh: BE- considerable quantities sold The quotations
ier Genrss=e Is 81 31 Michigan and Ohio 81 373
ne io"er grades are hasr II proportion than
sGF 5000 bulls s. 81 offered and refused sale 100
oois sou. aiieh made 5 The arrivals This morning
about 500 bbl In New Orleans only ea. OF small lots
i;oa stoIe a. s7 co. Eo Southern he= Is sae
i2dse-sr: caaa as before noticed Small ,aes P.rnsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-About midnight of Thurs

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-About midnight Of Thurs
day las, fire broke in W Berys whevlrish shop in
Dauyers Mass. which destructive in effects
We subjon Of the particulars, viz:buildirss
sumed-New South Church, value s. 600; Essex Coffee
House, do s. 600; Stable aPpureuaat, do $4,000 Andrew
Lun shoe factories and whsewrghts shop, do s. 4o0
jonathan Dustns grocery and dwelling house. do
S25oo John Dodges shops, do $1,000; Caleb Loves DWELL
Ing house occupied by four families do o0 Misses os
ter h9use do $1,000; Miss verys house, DO $500; Haley
Moses hous-, do s. ,500 G Jacobs barn, do $500 Per-
sonal property the several Of Dustin B. Good
ridge c. Lambert Co. and other buildings destroyed can
no, be less than $40 o0o-o,a amount $4,000 We have
hope that there is Insurance the
OF $50 0Oe the atovel-ss than 900 of which
the Dan,srs Mutual Office.
The cupola of the Unitarian Church Nr. BseloS)
on IRE nearly half hour and saved by the
ce,c OF the Salem Fire Department and e,sEal
resolue Young men the village There
il was tie ~o,k Of an incsndiary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

OF inc Stty .-ts
,p-i4i n-vug OF te PiilrRG:hecr Society," The first
Monday SUCCEEDING r sumnsf Esc-; s-P, 2t 1873 COM
itte consisting ui Nessrs T Randolph N-lc-a Cornelius
Earle j and Joseph B. Hsr submitted tn following
ambe aud resolutions winch adopted with nIII- uEA-
rlrty.
Where's LIS announced ;st IL long ard painful decline
Of our associate De @ iton Rimsey has fatally ;eE-
Resure3 Tha, b. The deaf: Of valued fellow member,
deep SHADE Is trswE ht 10Y winch W. i- IL assen-
bling amid the which hr sustained such eaGeat
and honorable part where his reasoning convinced and his
peculiar onencs sway he soul pntl oar pe oi MS eil-
e;uallrd cur iov- for ms wers ms retiring Eoe
= as, achievements called mind e wocs Of the si
ccraFr cAsIlcol.: Sd Tsa cssIriue-loEs ieIaa 4uan
euyit, r4utlbs guaHt latuTi sI
Rssored, Tha: ~s !=sy syrlit=e with the berar-i e.
ily of departed f-E IL e loss c whom better
know admire and av- he nofe-and IN whom
cize honor rs eX-cud- sghrs Of and that
rjoc- with thai his death mum phaut his
life olan-ies and attractive
Rsotred Tha, these shor, tut since.e resolutions b.
nunlcated 10 the t.niiY Of or c-sz.-:-d i.ierd
ssore6 That the1e resolutions b published Chs
tan Advocate and Journal CoEns!a AZ, T,ibane
ard Evangelist. JAMES N KtHSALL, P-es. pro t,E-
6. pEt.ts.r SkITR, S-ert~y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

4 Dear Sir:-A: meeting Of ;lrs Students Of the
University Of the City NrwYork Friday he 22d inst
the following preamble -n: resolutions unanimously
odop;rl;
Where's, W. understand TIA. Joax JoHSsrss, ESQ. a
Member OF The Council OF & ive=>iiy atoa % under
take Tor, =. tour for the 5eue!t ot Ms hesl; fl-f.fr
Rssolr. Tha, r.csnizin. him fIi,i! the
rests o leaning in general, d=y9 - - eG'aT.-r-nt not
ouly Ysr" ier but . c-neF3ua t-netrof ouF o"
sacrifice, the University much ~ u, i=t Pr>p-ry
,se ar, -xs .r.eiu And affections: Of
hiS eminent worh aud service
Rtsoirri That sincerely! IL l-css'iry Of his
leaving u az. hearti: dls= :Hat ' Jour
MY ry te:sy his h!. and oe I-e;ol- hi . the c-as OF
ms most u>-iu ;ccsIc-S.
Resoi.y9 Tha: copy 81 tt. r.s1f5oas si-a-d hy the
Chairman and Secretary o! Ink ms..i. ird - VI.
JohrSo7 aai published i- Commercial idves-s, Ey-
IN. Post, Tiiban-. and Journal Of '.Gr.n-rcs
GEO. ]. ADLER Ct.sir1nar.
LI.,r.r, Ern.nx
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

FIRE IN THE WooDs Or CANADA.-Thc Mon
trcal Courier states that fire has broken out IN
the undrained forests in the county of Beauhar-
nois, which sweeps away thousands of acres and
destroys everything within their range. The ed
itor OF that paper thus speaks of the ravages Of
this great conlagration, after stating that in hun
drcds Of instances the products of the farmers
have been entirely destroyed :
During the last week the fortune OF the Writer of
this article to be the vicinity of the coniiag during
tn. night and terribly beautiful eye never
looked upon. The flames, with rushing roar Ike the
flowing mighty pouring across the plans
now risiag now falling, like waves and licking NJ every
living and dead thin. It's track dashlng sgainsi the tall
pine sticks curling aud climbing their mighty heights,
and eapng from cracking and roaring and roll
uu along bore the souls of ten thousand demons and
this their jubilee In the distance lay the backencd
track the fire, which and anon, the wind swept
H. forth cloud Of sparks and slowed like lake
lava while here and there solitary stick YET
sumrd el It's pinnacle oil tame OF iudled char
coal the heavens like good mems deeds amidst the
darkness Of the wod And then every side above the
roaring OF this mighty furnace, every instant the heavy
crashing fall OF timber sweeping course before II and lu-
minatlng the still brightly for iew seconds
Far rugged lowered the beached and black
eed sticks of this nteminabe IuCdy with the
glow the flames and standing distinctly from the no
rzon now sinking the deepest obscurlty and looking
more deolaey dark than Indeed II was scene which
words have but feeble power describe
| be brheld not told.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

TIE TRorrlNG MATcH.-Y estcrday the trot-
ting match, three mile heats, between Amerlcus
and Dutchman, for $3.50, came off at the Bea-
con Course The first heat was won by Amcr-
Gus in sm. 4,seconds, The second by Dutchman
in SIN. II Sec The third, dead heat, was per-
formed in SIN. 6 sec. In the fourth, Dutchman
broke down in the second MILE leaving Americus
the winner
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

SUPPOSED MuRDss.-The body Of a sailor was
rs atsd ashore a, Scoutcai Neck Fsishayer. on ,hs
.asa ss' bsr,ng ,narks Of hafag been nprds:sSs