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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

CUTLERY BUSINESS The attention Of this class Of
mere lants, both from the country, and of the city,
is invited to the extensive and beautiful assortment
OF cutlery, for sale at 162 Division stfeet, by Mr.
VIM Wild. Itisrepresented to be Of superior quail
ty.
Mr.. Wid's establishment is quite curiosity shop.
In particular we notice the Norfolk Knife" a
sight of which is we'll worth a visit to the store
1t is, when opened, about yard long-has a pearl
handle, one eide of which views of the store,
OF the City Hall, and Of the American Eagle-and
the other side of the Capital at Washington, of
the two new British Houses of Parliament, and of
Newstead Abbey, Lord Byron's seat The knife
has three blades, pocket and two pens. On
one side of the large blade is view of Sanderson
and Brothers, Sheffield steel works, whose steel
alone Mr.. Wild uses-on the other side is one OF
the most beautiful pieces Of etching done; it is
a view of the Battle of Bunkers Hill. On one side
of one of the pen blades is beautiful view of
Chatsworth Duke Of Devonshire's) House, done
in shaded etching by the only person in the world
who can do that kind of work. There is various
other writing, upon the knife, poetry, &c.
In Mr.. Wild's shop are many curiosities-knives
from one blade to so small as
to 60 down pipe stem, &c. &c. We advise deal
ers to call and take look before purchasing else
where. He conducts his business on the cheap
cash plan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

Posi- MoRTEM ExAMINATIoN-The most conspi-
cuous visiter that have had lately consists of an
enormous serpent from South America. As spe-
clmen Of its voracious powers, WEIGH and Mann in,
form us that it made but one mouthiul Of young
bullock, weighing $50 pounds, and all that they
could perceive Of the unfortunate victim was bit of
his tail sticking out. The serpent unfortunately
died yesterday on board the vessel, and post NOR
tenn examination will be held to-day upon The body
at the American Museum. 1t will be kept in its
natural state previous to being put in state of pre-
seryatiOn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

The MAYFLowER, OR SKETCHES OF SCENES AND
CHARACTERS AMONG THE DESCENDANTS OF THE PrL-
oRIMs.-Mrs. Harriet Beecher Steve is the asthor
OF this entertaining volume, and has laid the read
ing public under obligations tor this contribution TO
their amusement. 1t is an exceedingly pleasing
work, and comprises sketches, written in very
agreeable style, OF the manners and character of
the New Highlander For sale at this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

BISHOP HUGHES AND CHURCH OF ST. Louis,
BUFFAIo-We have received from Bishop Hughes
several letters and documents relative 10 the diff
Guilty in the ST Louis Catholic Church of Buffalo,
and have been requested by his friends to examine
these papers, in order to be satisfied that the
Bishops conduct has been consistent and correct
throughout that painful matter. We shall do so
with the greates pleasure, for have no feelings
in the matter, other than those of justice, truth
iair-dealing, respect for Bishop Hughes. and a
desire to promote the cause Of sound morals and
religion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12
Result OF the Election-Terrible Annihila.
ton OF the Wing party in New York

ton Of the Wing party in New York.
The charter election for New York, the metrope-
lis of the Union, closed last evening at shutdown,
and the result was of the most awful-most excru-
ciatng-most ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eve rlas,ng de-
feats that ever overlook the wing party in this
latitude. The fierce young democratic" have
reelected Robert H. Morris Mayor of New York
by majority of four to five thousand, and two
thirds of the corporation, of both branches The
locofocos perfectly frantic with delight, and
the wings are utterly gone. The sold coon" is at
last dead, and buried ten fathom deep. Oh f.!
OH OH
Such an overwhelming defeat never yet has been
given 10 the Wings since the time of General Jack
son. Under the banner of Robert Smith, the pros
poets of Henry Clay are scattered to the Withstand
unless the Whigstake up some new man, calculated
to create enthusiasm, such as General Scott or
General Cass, they never can carry a State IN the
Union. They pered the whole fortune of Mr.
Clay in this contest, and all is gone at sone fell
swocp."
The causes of this extraordinary result, one of
which is the bad character and rotten nature
OF the Wall street press we shall investigate to-
morrow. They are curious and interesting, and will
have controlling influence on the next presidency.
The "fierce democracie" having thus achieved
tremendous victory, will noD begin, in their OWE
camp, one of the most exciting contests for the
democratic candidate for the next presidency that
overlook place-a contest between the rival houses
OF Van Buren, and Calhoun Look out for wonders
We shall go into the heart of things anon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

UNITED STATES SHIP 1NDKrESDENcE.-It appears
that we were the only paper to publish that the yell
low fever had made its appearance on board the In
dependence, the flag ship of Com. Stewart. Letters
received from her dated 18th ut. five days later than
that from which we copied, makes no mention Of
it, and some led TO believe, therefore, that our
statement is incorrect. Will the gentleman who has
the letter show il TO us again?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

o. TRUE PICTURE.-How often do we hear
the victim OF Consumption sinking beneath the devast
ton OF the worst malady that blasted the hopes and
energies OF man. excain ing to those who called to
their aid as there hope and the like the
dreadful kne OF DEATH echoes through the sick chamber
there 10 none But all remedies have been tried save
one, and that is DR.. Shermsn's Cough Lozenges When
at last the poor invalid is induced 70 few Of those
Lozenges the last resource the fell becomes
BAIL I'd; the sick arises from the couch of waste and
whole again. This is fancy sketch. These nestima-
BILE Lozenges for sale at Dr. Sherman O6
Nassau st. and oy agents Sanwx Hail. Albany 8 State
st. Boston, and Ledger Buildings Philadelphia.
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City Intelligence.

ARREST FOR FALSE VoTNc.-A man named Pa
trick Kelly was arrested yesterday morning, on a
charge of false voting, or pipe laying He was
taken TO the police office, charged with voting in
the Fourth and Seventh wards, and finally, return.
ing 10 the third district Of the Sixth, was de-.
tected and lodged 10 prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

Mr.. DUER's LEcTuREs.-It is positively stated
that Mr.. Duer will lecture his evening on marine
insurance." at Clinton Hall. We call on the gen.
tlemsn of the bar and the merchants to attend But
we cannot refrain from reiterating our advice to
Mr.. Duer. about getting up lectures on finance
We will most assuredly promise him overlooking
houses The do. Let him, by way of beginning,
take Up the subject of "Trust Companies"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

W The fat boy at the American Museum is a great
card People appear to he Infatuated with him. We are
not surprised at the ladies being for more handsome
healthy rosy pair Of cheeks than he possesse' would
be difficult TO discover. lie has such cheerful and con-
tented countenance that actually does the heart good
to look at IT, Miss Darling performs her feats Of natural
magic in truly charming manner, and pokes fun at the
gentlemen with much naivea. wInchell keepshis au-
3cnce in continual roars Of laughter while Cerito by
her ehsse and elegant style OF dancing receives reera
ted bursts Of applause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

Ny-TO TATLORs--wanted, man to take charge Of
fashionable clothing sore lie must he active and
good coat cutter and salesman Of good eddresshe must
be capable the cutter and work hands, which
number least one hundred, and that has held
situation in fashionable clothing store for at least I'VE or
six years and q married man. The situation will be a
pleasant and the salary from $500 TO 800
per annum None need apply only those answ erng the
above description man from Now York would be pre-
ferrcd All publications TO be made in person or BY let
ter, post paid Apply to r. T. SHEPHERD, No. eS Ches
nut street Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

p 90 THOSE WHO PREFER RAISING THEIR
own hair wearing second hand article in the form of
ricraniums with Oldridges Balm If Columbia. The
wonders ii has wrought strengthened preserver and
resorer OF the hair during the twenty Eve years it has
been before the public, would fill many volumes the
relation opens the pores Of the scalp the cir.
promotes the Precipitation essential to its growth ra
moves the dandr and souri, which simply the result
ofsuppressed perpration and mpars slken gloss and
the most delightful soness to the resses beauty Those
gentlemen who have been hitherto unsuc in the
attempt to cultivate whisksrs, will find in the Balm
powerful auxiliary and it be found true only II
Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

90 STANDARDIZATION attention ia directed 10
the advertisement in another column of the new and
highly eicacous preparation Of Sarsaparilla anufac-
tured at the laboratory of the College of Medicine and
cess which, from its expensive and complicated nature is
not attempted by the common druggists who vend tine
lures OF this valuable root is recommended and
used by the members the College and the great OF
the respectable practitioners OF the chief cities of tho
Union. Single bottles rs cents each half Dozen lin
ses) 50 so; cases of one dozen, SO.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, ~
Nassau street.
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To the Carriers OF the Herald.

Several OF the Carriers Of the Herald in the habit
OF delaying to serve subscribers and readers late
an hour in the morning as O'Clock in order to be
able to serve other papers the Unless our
Carriers serve our subscribers always early as 7
O'Clock, shall dismiss them. B-Applcatons for
new Carriers will be received OF this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

PATrrNsoss CAFE.-lf you want TO taste the ear
Hest fruits and eatibes of the approaching season 60
to this fashionable and recherche place He is very
prince in his way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

90 There will be another tremendous rush at the
Chatham tonight, to witness Mr. Forrest and Miss
Clifton in the admired tragedy of "Jack Cade. I"
Secure seats early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

FARE REDucED.-Afer to morrow the fare be-
tween Albany and Boston, over the Western rail-
road, is to be S4 instead Of SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

All the and cheap literary publications Of the day
are for sale Wholesale and retail the HKaALp Orr,c
northwest corner Of Nassau and Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

PACKET SHIP SwrTzERLAND.-lt is with pleasure
we learn that this packet ship s safe. On refer
ence to the ship news it will be seen that she put
INTO Newport, RI, last sunday for prov'lons, hav
lug been on short aHorqnes for forty days She has
been sevrnty-nine days in crossing the Atlantic.
Her passengers numbered two in the cabin and
eighteen In the steerage. She left Newport on
Monday Tor New York. and will be here to-day or
tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

JERSEY CTY.-Peter Bentley, Esq. was elected
Mayor OF that city the 10th instant for the ensu-
ngyear,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

Mr.. RUssELL.-Ths gentleman gives his last Con-
cert but one at Niblo's this evening. Not another
word beyond the bare announcement is necessary
TO secure the usual crowd Of fashion, taste and
beauty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

STEAM SHIP COLUMBIA, from Boston, arrived at
Halifax on the 4th inst, all well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

n7- ELTZABETHrOWN,N N. J., Feb. 20, lsi3--About
tw" months nqo was seized with " violent cold ac-
companied by rackng cough which soon caused rais
iug of blood tried various remedies bu. none did any
good but the contrary, my cough increased an Il
was feared II would result in consumption by accident
DR.. Wistsrs Family Medical Guide met my eye, which
recommended Balsam OF Wild Cherry. purchased bot
cough entirely disappeared, aud my'heah complete
ly restored, enabling to attend my business usual
JAMES w. WOODRUFF
We, the undersigned, acqusinted with Mr.. J. w.
Woodruff and can assure ell who do not know him that
his statement is entitled TO full credit. Where he known
his word needs not our endorsed ent.
APOLLOs NJ. ELMER
J. P. for the county OF Essex, ". J..
CHARLES WINANS,
J. p for borough OF Elizabethtown, ~ j.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold only by Isaac Butts las Full.
ton ST. corner OF Nassau Mrs. Hayes, Brooklyn; Badger
Newark, Nj
{hy- THE FRENCH ANTLPHL OGIsTIC MIXTURE
or the of all discharges from the urethrasoh in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

PROFESSOR WINES gives his second lecture on the
Jewish laws and philosophy, AT the Society Libra
ry this evening An interestlngsubject and in COM
petsnt hands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

IHE sTREErs.-The mud and filth with which our
'uee's ~or- covered curing ii,s winter were pro
voklns enough ia all conscience, but the clouds Of
dust in which we have been enveloped for the last
week, are beyond the endurance of a Job 1t is
really most intoerable to walk the streets and have
ones eyes blinded at every STEP being all the time
that hydrant at every corner presents ample
means of rendering the streets passabe. The con.
duct of the street contractors is utterly disgraceful
and inexcusable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

Mr. GLIDDoN's LzcTuREs.-Mr. Gliddon deliver
ed his first regular lecture to very respectable and
numerous audience. 1t had good deal of interest.
But Mr.. Gliddon is very unequal in his lectures
Whilst he confines himself to matters of fact, such
as the decphering of the Egyptian hyerogyphics,
he Is instructive and interesting. but he every now
and then launches out into passages which he in
tends to be very eloquent, and INDUCES in the most
vehement invective against all who presume TO infer
from his statements that the chronology of Moses is
incorrect He declares almost in set terms that all
who make such deductions DIRE no gentlemen, and
consequently that he will not give challenge to
them, nor accept one from them. This is injudl-
cions and in bad taste. Mr.. Gliddon should stick
10 his text, and endeavor to attain more skill in the
work Of generalization and analysis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

{hy- THE FRENCH ANTI-PHLOGIsTICM MIXTURE
the cure of all discharges from the ure,hrasod in
bottles, at 81, pnd at 80 cents eoeh.
w. slRICIARDsON, Agent,
~ Nassau mroo4
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Herald Literary Depot.

new YORK. wednesday, April IL, 1913.
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SPRING BusINEss-FANCY DEAIERs-TRADE, &c.
The Spring trade is opening rapidly upon US, and
must take brief review of the state OF business
tor the benefit of both buyers and sellers.
In the matter of horticulture, &C., you will find
all you want at d. Bolrs, corner of 9Th street and
Bloomingdale road.
MILLINERY. 65c.-Spring fashions are now opened
by Madame Behrman, 60 Canal street, and by Mrs.
N. Scheltema (Smets) 25s Broadway.
Doors, SHOES, &c, latest styles, by John L. Wat
kins, III Fulton street. And Of the largest and
cheapest establishments in the city is at No. 2l2
Greenwich street, by James Virgins. J. S. Walker
has similar assortment at 4l9 Broadway:
SPRING FASHION HATS are just offered for sale by
Mr.. Archer. Of 3O4 and 26O Greenwich street, and
by Brown IL Co., No. l7S Mott st.
FURNISHING SToREs.-Parses Il Agate are old
established manufacturers at No 237 Broadway.
Every body knows or should know Woram IL
Haughwout's Immense establishment up Broad
way, near Niblo's-t can't be beat in any city.
Trunks for packing goods, travelling, &c. may
be found in great variety "a William street, cor
ner Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

Uf- 10 EVERY CRlFPBE WHO WOULD CAST
AWAY HIS CRUTCHES.-Are you victim to chronic
rheumatisml Seek relief from Howes Nerve and Bone
Imminent and Indian Vegetable Elixir.
Has the govt taken possession Of your lower limbs and
is the destroyer insidiously making hi way the vital
organs' Arrest and exp the disease by the Of the
same nfallible preparations.
Are the lgaments and muscles Of your arms end legs
contracted or is moiey Of your body paralzed7 The
may be relaxed AMI sensation restored the latter
by the means.
Let those whs doubt read the vouminous certificates
OF performed by the Liniment and Elixir al wa
open for inspection at Messrs Comstock Co.'s II Maid
en- Lane.
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ed The cotton market is dull than ct any for
mer period Of the season.
Cotton Ysyn-Stock large and demand trihing Sales
have been made within quotations.
Ginseng-Large sales reported.
Iron-Market dull and without reported transactions
Lead-stock very large but the market rather rmer;
no sales heard Of
Long Cloth "A few sales are reported the stock is not
large.
Long Els Quotations ST. So but not to be pended on.
the operations OF smuggers deranging the market put
ooum-The market was toerably brisk about ten days
ago but during the past week there has been almost no
demand Our quotations are the prices now asked.
Pepper Quotations low from the slight demand; sales
OF Siam pepper (Which is 20 soc better than strats are
Qacksiicer-No foreign here.
Ranans-Sales by the Chinese; stock small.
Rice-Large stock
respect to English manufactures is better account OF
Sir Henry Pottingers proclamation and the consequent
expectation that the whole country must this season. be
-Rhubarb-Supply small and the market firm.
SkTsaee no arrivals, and the sale of 90 bales OF old
leaves the market bare New is expected but aot to any
Tea-Congo-About third of the tea which has arriv
ed has been purchased at % IS aes but part is still
Stocked III the hongs SouchOng-No sales OF importance
reported. Pekoe-Saes OF a very few chests report
ed Orange Pekoe-No sales mentioned. Chuan o. Pc.
arrivals; crop small and stock less than 900 chests.
HIngmusy-No arrivals nor sales reported. Caper-No
clean Crop short and not much more Tor expected.
Green TsaThe Hyson kinds Of teas are arriving dali
~ The market has opened for Young Hyson at 20 for
cargo Sngo and % for cargo yson tea Twankays are
held at "a for cargo and 81 a % for fine.
Rates Of Exchange and Prices Of Bullion-On London
6monihs sight, is 9d Government 80 days. Sd Cal
cua do SO days 222 Co. rupees per dollars E. l. D
recors accepted bills at 60 days sight 220rupees per $780,
Bombay private bills at 80 days sight a2Orupees do dos
Madras private bills at 30 days sight 2a5 rupees do do
Sysee silver large in Canton 3per cent premium; do small
do; old head dollars in Canton, IL per cent premiums
Ferdinand do, III weight; Republican dollars per cent
discount.
Ere ght-To London, from Macao, ca; from Whampoa,
fI.l0
lst ls4l to June 3Oh ls42-Back 81 e62 627 green 81
100 63l sorts, 49, ol-Grand total, lbs SO, 73l $40.
Export of tea to United States for following seasons
ending 3oth Juse-ls36 and 1887 lbs 67 1887 aud
as l5lS5067 1888 and 80 1881 067 1889 and 40 $685.
b97 ls40 and al, 1881 800; ls4l and 4a 3,5eO331
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Con SAVE THE QUEEN.

From Canton Press, .IO1
Our last advices fpcm Canton are of Thursday
night. At that time the fire had been completely
subdued, nor had Linchong's and the other Hong
not spread westward beyond Hoglane, that 10 of
the ID factories remain standing. The authorities
again in possession OF the place and farther
violence orthe time apprehended We have
not yet been able TO learn whether any lives on our
side have been lost in this ameDtabe riot, although
II is said, but this may be mere rumor that two Eng
lishmen are missing.
From the Hongkong Gazette, oath Nov.l
Many OF the troops who cowardly fled before
the barbarans at the battle of Chapco have been ar
rested; and, by imperial command, have been SEN
fenced to transportation 10 the "cold country. -
All the officers who also fled have been summarily
dsgraced. The officers and troops on the other hand
who fought bravey have all been rewarded with
imperial favors. Recent freshets on the northern
parts OF the imperial province having caused great
distress, His Majesty ordered high officers to pro-
coed TO the said districts and make accurate reports
concerning the real state of the sufferers In many
instances III ese officers refused TO report cases oil
distress unless they feed by the suffering par
ties. His Majesty having got wind of this shameful
COLLISION, had the offenders tried, disgraced and
punished.
Such have been the alarm and dread in Che-keang
and keangsu, occasoned by the proceedings OF
the barbarians, that the pcasanry have been utterly
unable TO till their fields, and consequently none are
prepared TO pay their usual taxes in kind. The I'M
peria assent is therefore given to omit the collection
OF this years revenue in the said provinces
Markets.
C.sroN MARKrr, Dec. IA CochineaiNo sales report.
cd; large supply.
Cotion-Bombay, sales except by Parsce consgnces,
VINO have submitted TO very low rates. The stock Is
large both in first and second hands Tnneve,ly, no
(Madfaal M
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Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia yesterday
$4,000 Tennessee Bonds 81 shares Northern Bank of
kentucky 64t do Schuylki Navigation 2e1; 90 do,
29s; Is do Planters Bank Tenn 3s5.
AFTER BoARD.-$l 900 City 6's 1915, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

&C LECTURES ON THE CIVIL GOVERNMENT,
OF THE HEBREWS.-Prof E. c. Wines will read his
second Lecture, at the Lecture Room Of the New York
Society Library on "Wednesday evening" 10Th inst Sub
ject"Character Of Moses Lsw gver Historian Poet
and Chief Magistrate Fundamental Maxins of his Poty
Ooiig aens OF ether nations, both IN their PHILOSOPHY
and legislation, to his laws" Each Lecture contains
discussion distinct and complete within itself Tickets
Is cents to be had at Wiley Putnam Broadway and at
the door. Lecture to commence at o'clock.
The Third Lecture will be given on Monday evening
the 18th instant and the Fourth Tuesday the 18th