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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

FURTHER FROM THE CONCORD We have received
accounts, by the way of England, from Table Bav
TO December 3d. which mention the arrival at that
port of the Portuguese brig Uniao, from Quiz imaine
river, with the surviving officers and crew of the
Concord 1t appears that James Davis, is the name
of the seaman downed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

STEAM SHIP GREAT WESTERN This steamer is
saiej she rode through the gale gaantly. Capt.
Delano, of the Mercator, at New Bedford, reports
having seen her on Saturday last 18th, in lat 40 30,
long ~ 80 scudding under close reeed topsails and
sieamns She was also seen by Capt. Palmer, of
the Southerner, on the l7th in lat 40 80, lon II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.

90 "THE WORMS THEY CRAwLED IN AND
THE WORMS THEY CRAWLED OUT"-says the
old ballad-bu touched by Peters Worm Lokenges
these destructive pests crawl again. Children
whose pale cadavereus cheeks blue lips and unhealthy
appetites betoken the existence Of worms will
gam all the rosy charms of childhood under the influence
of this infable specific. Many Of the Vermifuges in
USE less destructive to the child than the disease
and not unrequenty ruin the general health of the sui
erer while ing the local disorder This
be the case regards Peters Worm Lozenges, which
contain mineral substance, and may be fearlessly
given to infant. Perfectly harmless to the patient,
they yet effect complete and permanent eradication OF
the disorder in much shorter space Of time than sny
other Vermfuge before the public.
Principal office l25 Fulton, corner of Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL

ESCAPE OF THE TEXAN PRISONERS "A report was
brought by the last arrival from Matamoras that the
prisoners who were captured al Mier, and who were
being marched 10 the capital, had oyerpowereo
their guard and escaped, by way of Saltllo to Tex
to eat, and were nearly naked. After crossing the
river, they divided into several small parties, and
took different directions. Col Fisher, with 10 to ~
COMPANIONS, took the upper route for ST. Antona.-
~ Orleans Bulletin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

RIVAL TO Tom THUMB.-There is a giant boy
now exhibiting in Boston, who is eleven years old,
and weighs two hundred and sxy-fve pounds He
ls Yankee production. Come, Barnum, stir your
stumps, we must have him in Gotham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

To WESTERN MERCHANTS The Ohio at Wheel.
ing on Saturday, had eight feet of water in the chan
n-l-clear of ice, and falling. AT Pttsburg, on the
same day, there six feet of water in the chan
mel, and at Cincinnati on Friday. the river was
rising fast, and from Is to 30 feet of water In the
cha mel 10 Louisville
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

90 NO QUARTER! NO QUARTER is GIVEN
to worms by Komstock's Vermiiuge. 1t expels them
from the intesnes arms and by sweeping away the
mucus in which they engendered, effects radical
anil PEI KolmstockI Vermifuge contains no
mercury other mineral substance and children Of the
tender sge may take with perfect safety. may
be found only at II Maiden lane Price IS cents per bot
tie,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-LAND Off.
GERS -REcEIvERs.-Samue ] Bayard, at Fairfield,
Iowa, vice Joseph G. Hawl ms Richard b. Ser
want, kaskaskia, Ill, vice Samuel Crawford. Ro-
bert II. Booth, Tallahassee, Fa vice X. B. Semple,
resigned.
CusroMHoUsE OFFICER.-John Bryan, appraiser
at Charleston, 5. c., vice jeremiah A. Yates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22-Cld A B Cooley, Camp New
York
BALTIMoRE, March Acid Saml C Abbott Lamson New
York.
SAVANNAH March r7-sd Henry Chace, steelman. NYork
Cid Madison, Buckley, do.
New ORLEANs, March PAR Auburn. Durfey; Ocmulgee
Peet; Panthea, Drnns Luzon Goocrch Beaver Edmonds
and Algonquin, Williams NYork. Cid Tasso, Almy, do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23
90 PROFESSOR vELPEAU,s CELEBRATED

90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
SPECIFIC PILLS, for the of Gonorrh9, elect, and
all unpleasant discharges from the urethra, the
only remedy used in Europe for those distressing
plants. SO great has been their success in Paris that
they have caused the astonshment OF the whole medical
profession and Professor Vepeau, their celebrated in
ventor, now boldly asserts that he the
OF gonorrh@ with these pills in less than half the
time occupied by the DID, and now obsolete remedies
THE COLLEGE MEDICINE Pharmacy THE
CRY NEw YORK. since the introduction those Pills
INTO the United States by them, have sold more than
FIFTEEN HUNDRED BOXES and they defy single
instance of failure to be produced Aggravated
upwards Of years continuance. have been speedily
cured by them without confinement tanng the BREATH
dagrecing with the stomach, any OF the dsagreeable
effects of the old treatment.
C.urroS.-As these pills known to be the only
specific for Gonorrh9a and Glect persons requiring
them are hereby informed that they ~ to be had
genuine at the Office Of the College 81 Nassau street.
York. Price 81 per box Of one hundred Pills.
W.. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office of the College of Medicine and Phar
macy, 81 Nassau street
~ B.-Persons living at distance obtain chest
containing sufficient quantity of the above remedies
with full directions, guaranteed to effect in eli
cases. Price SO.
0Iy- liberal discount allowed TO country practi =.
TONERS and druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23
ma THE PRIVATE MEDICINE. CHESTS PRERA.

o. THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA-
red by the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy guar
anteed to the worst Of Gonorrh9a elect
any unpleasant discharge from the ethra without faint
ing the breath disagreeng with the most delicate
mach Te purchasers of these chests the College bind
themselves give medicine gratis if not cured. Price
So each.
By authority the College of Medicine Pharmacy,
81 Nassau street, N. Y.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23
In ChanCery.

Before ViceChancelior McCoun.
MARCH 22--John anderson VS.. Henry Wilkes-The
present plea is defective 1t ordered stand
costs and leave to defendant to put UP the same
matter in the answer.
Peter Reiyea VS. Richard Letcis-This was a case rea.
tive to lease and glass factory Motion is made that
the piaintih ME a supplementary bill Motion granted.
George Barclay ct al VS.. Patrick Mc.4uieu al ai-Ths
was an order TO show cause why Injunction should
issue on the assets of the American Life and Trust Com
pany chartered by the State of Mary land The object Of
the present application is TO have the property placed
safer hands Tho Chancellor decided that he had no
jurisdiction Motion denied with costs to be taxed.
Elias Hicks, Executor, vs. Thomas Cochran e. ai-The
present IS motion for injunction, distraning the
lessee Antoine Pastor from paying half Of the
to the executors of Pchard and also for the appoint
ment oil receiver TO have the property sold and one
han 10 he forwarded TO the Miss williams at London
VINO nave become OF age. The executors of Prchard
claim that the property fully belonged TO him.
The Vice Chancellor said he believed that the com.
pianan possessed rights but the will is favor Of
persons no aliens and cannot inherit the Attorney
General should be made party TO the suit and the de-
cree must lay over with the view of amendment 10 that
effect "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23
Herald Literary Depot.

All the new and cheap literary publications. Of the day
are for sale wholesale and retail al the HERALD oFfeE
northwest corner Of Nassau and Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

EARTHQUAKE AT MONTPELIER, Vr-We learn
that distinct shock Of an esrthouake vas felt a.,
Montpelier VT last Tuesday about nine o'clock
p NJ. accompanied by a rumbhng noise. much like
that Of heavy wagon passing over frozen ground
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

Our LEGISLATURE. We are indebted to Pome
roy ~ Co for Albany papers of yesterday morning
We find the following in one of them -
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEeIsLATURE.-The Assem-.
ply Yesterday, by strong vote concurred in the
Senate's amendment fixing on Tuesday, the 18th
of April for the adjournment of the Legislature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23
! FREE BANKS OF New
A,676.957

|
This State stocks operates to enhsnce the value
of the shares of the banks holding them their fall
caused the bank stocks to sink. The Mechanics Bank
ing Association is instance that that holds
near 500 900 of New York State stocks which have i'm
proved % per cent, making difference of $4,000,
about per cent on its capital stocks.
The following list of the consignees of specie per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

MusrcM~-Mr Henry Russell, the celebrated vo-
calist, whose return from England we have already
noticed, arrived in town yesterday, and will on
Tuesday next commence in this city, a series of
concerts His musical career in England has been
one of great brilliancy, from end of that king
dom TO the other He has brought out with him
several entirely and popular songs, and we know
of no vocalist who would at this present time be
received by New York audience with more favor
than Mr.. Henry Russell
Negotiations are on foot, as we understand, to
bring out to this country, Mr.. Templeton and
Madame Pauline Garcia, for the Park theatre
Should these negotiations prove successful, they
may be expected to arrive sometime in May or June
next. Mr.. Tempeton sustains high reputation as
a tenor singer, and is withal a very handsome man.
Madame Garcia is said to be very much improved
lately, and indeed TO be almost equal her sister,
Madame Malibran.
We trust these negotiations will prove successful.
Their appearance in New York would produce
quite sensation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

90 BLACKwOOD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
Two Dollars year-l63 cents sngle-The March mum.
Der OF this popular Magazine received by the Columbia
will be published in Double Extra New World, at the
once, 80 Ann street. at twelve o'clock this day.
the most interesting number that has appeared for
months and printed an entirely new BREWER type
the most elegant manner.
Contents OF the March number.
l. Ammalat Bek-A true tale Of the Caucasus from tho
Russian of Marnsky.
H. Poems and Ballads of schiller-No vi
III. Caleb StuKely-Part XII
w. Imaginary Conversation -Bv Waller savaoe an
dor, Sandt and Kotzebue.
Y.-rhe jewellers Wife, A passage in the career of
Ell Empecinado
VL-The Tale of Tub-An additional Chapter-How
Jack Ran Mad Second Time.
Vl-Paul De Kockneyisms. By Cockney
VIIl-The World of London Second Series Part III
IX.-The Lost Lamb. By Delta.
X.-Comte.
JUST PUBLISHED New World Supplement- No. g.
containing the latest parts of Martn Chuzzlew by Boz
Tom Burke" by Lever; s.d.," by Lover "Windsor
Castle &c. &c. Price l2t cents. Also, Bible Spain
and "Gypses OF Spain" rs cents each. Where all other
new and valuable works may be had.
j. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

o. TO YOUR READERS.-A good article cannot be
often recommended to the public fer such
w no sell.
We have, several occasions, spoken of the skill and
experience of Mr. A. Grandjean, OF No Barclay street,
too avishy bestowed all persons who have derived bene
fit from his excellent prepar ations freely testify Mr.
Grandje is no pretsnder but person of intelligence
and good sense and he thoroughly understands his bust
ness Let any consult him, and he will nd the
beneficial effects Of advice, based upon scientific know
ledge and long years OF practice.
II is his honest conviction that by udcious treatment
the loss OF the hairupdenabv, to sound teeth the
greatest ornament OF the human personcan be prevent
cd His Composition if used according TO his instructions
grutuousIy given, stimulates the growth and strength
the roots of the hair. This otwo kinds liquid and
paste and they areto be applied alternately. No Bar
clay street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

Sales OF stocks mt Philadelphia Yesterday.
500 City Gas SIS, 1861 IO4S; share North America
Bank, 9723
AFTER BoARD-4OO0 Cincinnati Water Work bonds. in
teres payable annually SO so State 6 ls4s AZ share
North America Bank, 272t; SO shs Planters Bank Ten.
nessee, 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23
90 THE PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE

W TIE FHKISThN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
isguaraneed to cure all forms of secondary syphilis Pa
uehs effected with Pains in the bones, curneous erup
TONS sore throat and every other symptom indicative OF
tho existence of venerea faint should use this 81 celtic
without delay Sold in bottles at 81 EACH in ~es OF hall
adozen bottles, 50, forwarded to any addrees)
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal OtHos Of the College " Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

NAvAL.-We learn from Captain Copeland, of the
Ellen, that the U. S. ship Vincennes, Captain
Buchanan, arrived at Trinidad de Cuba on the 2lst
of February, and sailed on her cruise on the 26th.
In going into that harbor the 2Oth the pilot ran
the ship on a shoal, of Cayo Banco, where she re-
NAMED twelve hours, but was got off without sus-
tanning the least injury.
We are informed that previous to the Vincennes'
arrival at Trinidad, she had touched off the Isle
of Pnes,' and that expedition consisting of three
boats, eight officers, and forty men, under the COM
mand OF Lieut.. ]. X. MITCHELL accompanied by
Lieut.. Wainwright and Purser Bryan, were des-
patched to make a thorough examination of the
Isle of Pnes and all the adjacent Keys. They were
fully armed, and provsioned for thirty days and it
is to be hoped they will succeed in breaking up the
piratical haunts, said to exist in those places.
The officers and crew of the Vincennes were all
well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

o. ORIGINAL LOCAL NOVAL.-Chares H. Brai-
nard has press and will publish this day. local Novel
from the pen OF A. Durvage, Esq, called Angela or
Love and Guilt. tale of Boston and its environs.
The story deeply interesting one, Astounding in
eidents of striking character. and embodying events
that actually occurred in this vicinity. 1t will be pub
shed in the elegant STYLE for which the press OF Mr.
Dickinson, of this city is famous, and OF uniform size
with the New World and Brother Jonathan Novels.
Price So per hundred-l2A cents single.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by 4. B. Tuttle No. 4
Ann street - y -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

Tur POETRY OF PoLIucs-JoHN JONES' ODE ON
THE GREAT TYLER Muss MEErINe-A WORD OF
ADVICE IN HUMBLE PRosE.-Whilst the Great Mus
Meeting in the Tabernacle convulsed men in New
York with laughter, it has inspired John Jones al
Washington, with the most glowing poetic tervor.
Distance, il has been said, lends enchanment 10 the
view; but in this case has done more than beatty
the vision-t has bresthed the fires OF Osslan INTO
the decent dullness of John Jones. We expected
that the news of tn great movement would mlshti-
ly rejoice the heart OF John but we really ala HOT
anticipate such ecstaces OF poetica enthusiasm as
find utterance in the Madisonian OF Monday last
Ecce Signtsm.
"THE MUss CONVENTION IN NEW Wy Y { REoe, J.
MINATION OF JOHN TYLER BY The fEorLE
FOR THE PRESIDENCY IN lsl4,
Let the PATRIOTS heart rejoice
The Republican spirit OF the land
Has arisen from its sumbers The issue
Has been tried, and the People have prev allied
The President well knew that Virtue dwelt
Among the People, and that they would not
Lotto whose hist'ry as Chief Magistrate,
Is but an exhibition oil services
In the popular cause, be trampled on
Prosecuted and destroyed
He has said
Over and over again, that he would
Win for the People, or would perish with
The People!
The PEG le,--the noble and
The generous the ever-vigilant
Aud the intelligent People,-hs great
CONFERENCE.-The working men,
The hardy lsoorer the mechanic
The farmer have heard the lofty voice
Which has proclaimed their rights, and arising
In their majesty have marched with an
Unhinching Fl ont, shield locked within shield,
And the flag of the stars and stripes flying
Above their heads, on to the attack,
And victory
That the Republic is safe. TIL immortal
Spirits of jefferson, Madison, and
Monroe may rejoice!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

Total doh, S7,480692 1885, al
Treasury Department, Registers Office,
February 10, ls43.
T. L. SMITH, Register.
Her, is an increase of in the National debt
in two wears during the progress of which the
has been seriously injured by the imposition of potec-
tive tariff After performing this feat the 27th Congress
adjourned having passed saluary act. The final
reason given by the Committee of Ways and Means for
doing nothing was that they wanted a National Bank,
and would do nothing without they had This is
most clear demonstration of the singular power which
banking exerts legislation This committee Of
ways and means moving in circle Of spectators and
bank agents imbbe their ideas and become convinced in
spite of the surrounding desoaton clearly and ndspu
tably racesbe to the paper system and in the teeth Of all
past experience that nothing but giving monopoly 10
scere OF men y manufacture and issue paper money
will save the country" regulate ito exchanges; yet
hose exchanges regulate themselves without any assist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

W- BRlSTOL'S SARSAPARlLLA.-Thisc celebrated
compound having grown into favor with the American
lor the last seven years. has created considerable
Accordingly find in Brandes Practical Dictionary
ofth ,,, !" Materia Medica, "the fsllowing:-
This article has been prescribed in chronic rheuma.
tis-n obstinate cutaneous eruptons-in indolent u-
cers-n gandular atfecons-in diseases of the bones
attended by dull aching palms, tumors and nodes-wast
ing OF the hesh-and 1t has proved valuable remedy
and has sometimes effected where ether
have been long administered in vain and when the de-
ceased state of system has been many dura
tion In the after treatment of syphilis and in cases
where mercury has njuriousy affected the system it
powers not hitherto observed in any other ar
Gle of the Materia Medica"
Sold wholesale and retail by VIM. Burger druggist so
and 81 Cortand street. and 1873 Greenwich street and
druggists generally.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-01
THE SLAVE TRADE.

| The lntelligencer has another long article on
the subject mentioned above, but which, we
fear, is coverty designed 10 render the right Of
to the American Government
Whatever may have been the condition or
disposition Of our Government uHder the ad
minstration Of MIR. Monroe, or any other adj
miniJtraton, and the writer for the Intelligencer
qUotes vast number Of authorities, we feel
quite confident that large majority ofthe Anne
rlcan People, at the present day, will be content
with nothing less than an unconditional aban-
donment Of the right Of visitation claimed by
Sir Robert Peel. We believe that If any ad.
mlnistration were TO adjust the question in the
manner which the In,elligencer seems to inGi-
cate it should be done, it would never be able to
withstand the storm of indignant obloquy that
would certainly burst from seven-tenths Of the
People, in nearly every quarter Of the Union.
We are willing 10 admit that English cruisers,
or the cruisers of any other nation, should have
the right to visit, search, nay, sieze, any vessel
bearing the American flag, or the flag Of any ma
ton, which may be guilty of pirstical act,.-I
But we deay the right of any nation to do either.
merely on conjecture that the vessel may, per
haps, intend 10 commit such acts.
We iegard the freedom Of the high seas to /
all nations, precisely as we do the freedom Of
high road in our country to all citizens. Our
magistrates, and ether officers Of justice (wbo
nay be termed land cruisers) certainly have
10 right TO search traveller on mere conjec-
ure that he may be secretly PROVIDE with in
truments to pick a lock. or weapons of destnuc-
ION with which TO commit murder.
Bat il a stranger 90 the public highway is
aught in the act Of violating the laws, or al
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-01
Erom "A, BaIiimor, R,pi.bIiean

Mopr BLooD We learn by slip from the Nor
folk Herald that Mr.. Melzar Gardner, edior OF The
Old Dominion, was killed by Mordecsi Cook o.,
the ferry wharf, yesterday The Herslds statement
Of the affair Is as follows
" MIR Cook was returning from Portsmouth IN the
ferry boat; MIR Gardner the wharf, leaning
against post, waiting for the boat intending 10 te
turn IN her TO Portsmouth. As Mr.. Cook stepped
ashore lie was sccosted by MIR. Gardner, and lhty
were IN conversation for few seconds mot above
the usual pitch Of their voices when MIR G.
to raise walking cane which he carried bot before
any hostile demonstration could be made with Il Nlr
Gardner stepped back and drew pistol o. was re-.
yolving one) from his coat pocket upon which VI
Cook dropped his cane and seized hold on the pistol
when violent struggle ensucd, Cook striving W
wrench the pistol from Gsrdners hand, and Gardner
trying 10 disengsge IT from the grasp Of Cook. Thr
strife continued only for two three seconds, when
the pistol went off and Gardner fell-the charge Do
the pistol having passed through his body lie was
Immediately taken into Captain Drummond's store,
for surgical attention, but the ball bad struck The
heart and in less than fifteen minutes life
unctn
This affair grew out Of quarrel, originating
some remarks made by Mr.. Cook, when addressing
public meeting in Por smouth, about week ago AMI
which were replied 20 by Mr.. Gardner through ne
columns Of his press. Mr.. G.. native Of Massa-
chnsetts, and has left wife and two children.