The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-11
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Mexico to the amount of two millions and q half
OF which $06O,OOO are for the American govern
vernment within four days from the publication
OF the law. This loan falls only on Mexican
citizens.
An American schooner arrived at Vera Cuz IN
four days from Campeacby, with dispatches for the
government. They inform US that every thing was
IN the same state, which means that they were in
bad state.
The greater part of the crew OF the steamer Re.
generator have demanded their discharge, which.
as they are EngIishmen, cannot be denied them.
BY a law recently enacted, an additional duty
OF 70 per cent is imposed upon all imported goods.
The British ship Alice Jane was TO leave on the
25th ult with fresh troops for Campeachy. Sup
plies of coal and money also being sent to that
place.-Ney Orleans PicaySme Of I'd inst.
CART. CAMPBELL GRAHAM, of the u S. Army,
and Walter Gwynn, Esq, civ il engineer, have been
appointed to make an examination with view to
re-opening Roanoke Inlet at Mays Head, and esta-
marie Sound to the ocean, and report the govern
ment on the practicability well as the probable
expense Of the work. Major Gwynn. who is well
~H the ssd Of sos dssI the
Phshed, Its Importance to North Carolina will be
incalculable, while it will add another harbor of
ieluge 70 vessels on our coast In bad weather,
thereby. saving an immense amount Of property
from shipwreck.- Herald, May g.
o. Commodore Parker, commanding the United
C'ae: havdi iofces uestned TO the East Indies, Is
TO sail with the vessels under his command from
Norfolk, VIZ the frlsate Brandywine and sloop of
war ST. Louis, by the 10th inst. ANY letters that
may be received at the Navy Department in sea-
son Will be forwarded by one or the other of these
vessels.
0o-Horn. the supposed murderer ofhs wife had a
further examination on Monday afternoon, which
resulted in final commitment to await his trial at
the November term of Baltimore County Court
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
$4,000 Tennessee Ss 7ss; slo4l schuylkin Navigation
Isl; do Louisville Bank 70; IS do Girard Bank a.
ArrEn BoAsp;Ie shares schuykl Bank, cGp. s; $4,000
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GuAuDALoUPK SUFFEAERs.-Four thousand ono
hundred and twenty-six dollars have been raised in
New Orleans for the above purpose
GEORGE M. THATCHER has been recognized by
the President, Consul of Denmark for the port of
Boston.
90 Recreation for the mind 10 necessary a. exer.
else for the body We're eternay toing without an
occasional relaxation Of his faculties his intellect
orld hono a;r.oo; ;cxn
t"n to particular pursuit. is injurious the extreme
Well does the adage that all work and no play
makes Jack dull boy" The came remark is applicable
to children Of larger growth therefore, you wish
to ease your mind and divert your attention from the
cares and anxieties attending the accumulation of hy
lucre" 90 to Peale's New York Museum and our word
for it, in less than ten minutes all your turmois and
troubles will be buried in oblivion for Miss Darling
that fascinating little witch will nst totally different
thoughts into your head. Try the experiment.
90 IT'S we'll said that Paris is France The mind is
lost in the contemplation of this wonderful CITY, The
model at the American Museum shows every street.
square, edAce, monument, garden, fountain, bridge
every part of that great city with the mnutest accuracy
Those who have not been in Paris twenty years re-
cosnize at once the houses they lived in every
familiar spot. Full the Museum now of curiostes
Paris and the Sea Dog attracting the greatest stten-
ton. though the performances make most fun.
90 LOST LAST EVENING ON BOARD ONE OF
. s1"n Fern. oSR: Book containing
rewarded by leaving it with smaley Nelden, No. 50
Pearl 1t.
90 TO THE LADY READERs-We recommend
the establishment Of A. Grandean No. Aster House. In
His of perfumery 10 Of 6st order and his
compositions fer the preservation Of The Hair ere
based upon a scientific knowledge Of the subject for
which they intended. This simple fact has secured
the extensive patronage which they have
from our citizens.
u0-TO MEMBERS OF THE BAR-GURLEY &
HILL will sell at auction at the New York Long Room
1859 Broadway, Friday evening" MAY I2ih valuabls
Law Library comprising the best and rarest English and
sood order and IN the most m snd IN
some Of which were expressly imported.
90 CASE OF WILLIAM PEARsALs, PROPRIE-
TOR OF sTAMMANY HALL.-The numerous friends
this gentleman will be delighted to hear, that, after
years OF the most excrucating agony in rheumatism and
all its attendant terrors he has been to health
after having tried all the remedies and physicians from
whom he had the least hopes Of success.
Mr. Pearsa has been restored by of the nerve
Of Bone Liniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir, from
Further particulars Of the facts may be learned at
Tammany Hail. orst 81 .Courtlandt street. where the
remedy htoc had. Who will suffer rheumatism after
Of this city has used Sherman Lozenges among many
children in this institution for two years with the great
est Dement'S When the children have worms two
doses of ShcrmanH Worm Lozenges to destroy
and disPel them II any are troubled with cough or
cold few doses OF Shermans Cough Lozenges will
operate like O charm, curing them in q few hours
The Sisters Of the Asylum say Shermans Lozenges
most valuable medicines and worthy of all conf
deDce Remember, it is shermans Lozenges we speak
Of They are sold the warehouse 100 Nassau street.
and by agents. 90 William street. ITO, 273 and $50 Broad
way 10 Aston House, 227 Hudson st. II East Broadway
and l3s Fulton st, Brooklyn.
SANDS sARsAPARILLA.-Mr Phillip R. Capsn. Of
Windham, to add another
in favor Of Sands sarsaparilla His wife hss been for
nearly two years troubled with indolent swelling un
der her tongue, which was large 20 impede her
swaIlo wing and much affect her speech II was frequent
ly opened and discharged large quantities OF offensive
matter shc had also the erysipolss accompanied with
extensive dropsical enlargement attended with dsrng
palms. 90 severe az to disturb and much of the time totally
deprive her Of rest. One of her arms stiff and
psinu as to render almost useless. Under all these