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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.

1--WE public are hereby notified that on Satur.
cay he lot potiinn the night lines between Baltimore and
fhd"pha Will be neestabhhed that traveller. coins Nb
on ana after That day reach Philadelphia night OF the CAV on
being al Philadelphia day advance ofthos By the River B
Steamboats,. = ' - "~'
@ view o. HsHTtng connexions Washington hour Of
departure of the Washington and Bahno-e car. f,,,
w uy drned whilst the Augusta repair unit, hair s, 4
81 Returning sou passengers by thu. line leaving N. YORK a,
" a NJ aff''e in Richmond by half past the nerr afsr
"'h - THOMAS SHARP
th' '''-II Areu Trans
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SPRING AND SUMMER HATS
Madeira. sherry ana PORT wines.


WIZ subscribers take pleasure attention, NJ IN, TIL,
'heir Trends generally 10 recently mad. with
e hefs baesnn n procure Wins Of the d,.p,
qualities Of MADEIRA sherry and tins pac. which they ,
win confluence ami pleasure The long and mo-, 70.
peetahe Standing Of thu Mes Blackburn - that ap
"r1er ior Their Vines VIII BE- Compliance with
uent be subscribers solicit orders Ha.s Of the ,lc
Ton OF Me George and Robert Blackburn Co Of MADEIRA 10,
me od Reserve Lonion Particular London P,rru,r
'ea bua Many AMI Inia. ai- for Port from
Mercy and Oporo selected by Saneran Forster A 20
ihoe iohd Of shefres ami Port opportunity through
agrneyto command the purest tab. OF ~. 5sr,
qHh!u's and pnees can be seen application ~
nm - DUNLOP. NONCI'Rr 4 RI
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of HARTFORD, CONN


Of HARTFORD, CONN.
Agency AT Riefmond, virginia.
'U'iiiS Company was Incorporated in the wear
isi- with perpetual charter ard Capital Of 5000 900.
AMI insufes against los damage BY dWeng olse-
manufacturing establishments. household furniture and sehan
Any io--e- which thu Company may sustain ON r,. ,,.., 81,
I'M. agency VIII be adjusted with pFonpiudc hlenl
made u The berhe who has been fully appointed Ag.n, for the
City Of Richmond and vicinity.
II. BALDWIN. Agent.
no 20 UnieT the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c.
Whoiesnic and Retail.
and the pubic generally that --lng oil our eI-
and desirable Stock Goods at prices much
lower than formerly and i de,stninaton to
IsneS our stock as fas; possible COUNTRY MrR
assuring them that part shan be wanting 10 49,
ha an all respects Amongst the follow
FOR LADIES.
ie' very superior French Morocco and Kid Slippers part Ne
i-ISe' very superior French Morocco Walking shoes. do
10 do sealskin and lid do do
10 10 me French Moroeeo and Md Buikih-
Do do Calf.sin nd Buekskn Shoes Ut -
10 e"hured Morocco sipoers white aad saiin DO
FOR GENTLEMEN.
DO Calhkin Bo.ts. I'd, 3rd and 4th quaHtie.
DO low priced pegged and ewed Boots
DO very superior caIi.kin and Morocco Bosans Niles
DO fine csr and p.sn or.,: DO and s1 Shoe. DO
10 HHe A"'N''in Shoy v and ss,l.Pfe''
Misses very fine French Morocco ind "a Slippers
~ u' o' do DO Walking Shoes
10 do do do seal.kin Boo,-..
10 do do Seai-Sin and Leather Walking shoe.
BOYS
hoy : VerE me Calfskin Brogans nd Shoes
Do do do kipskin do do
Do lined and bound legged and sewed Brogans
do thick unbound begged and -ew.i do
WOMEN
"oiens leather pegred and sewed wells assorted
q" 10 do Boots DO
DO do hid n Morocco Sinners 40
MEMS.
M > hhed ana bound pesged and seved Kip Brocans
do do do 10 So.
10 mex unbound pegged and sewed Brogans
do thick pcgged and sewed Boots
ALSO.
general assortment Of Chilifen Boots and Shoe. ~, II, -
ALSO.
superior hard Leather and Wood Frame Tray.uny Trunks
carpet travelling Bag. Nahcc Trunks Can and l.r
Wrapping Paper, sOe Thread Assorted sboe nr,she
~ ''u'AS "a, az sAes &c. u. BURLINGTON 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots shoe. &c
Ma Hon.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
IHNHE subscriber would call the attention of the
= public To this universal among good merchan ts that
wheTe the customer does promptly engagements an
ndemnyng profit charged and many such cus
neIs he has from necessity 10 charge his good than
ne would otherwise Is my De emnatoh such nsces-
SHY exist by refusing credit all such
'hhAEh THAN EVER. Those who luy cash or pn y
promptly Quarterly "ouh suggest the propney
calling on doors below the Bel
oIe purchasing as AN ntrEESINED customers #
O"liHs ueh "pOD AhlCLts At small advance upon
cost, effect sales " Cpt~Ivrpp
n H. No charge for selling my produce nor for de
iVering their goods bought Of me Depot
mn
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'R. s. BERNARD'S CHOLERA MEDICINE,


n. ). BERNARD'S CHOLERA MEDICINES
For the cure of Cholera Morbu.. Dinrrb.r
summer Complaint ChoIic. Cramps 80,
S 'i'aeihe - no longer among doubtful utility The
eeeaies that have been presented the Prouretor NJ. M
" neFeni and respectable who are well Know
ana eei IN their several or from n,
emnenee have usrd their ple,ee and are the mos,
competent judges offs merits ~
valuable TestinlcniaIs.
aet ola euer from Rev John D. Matthew'S formerly Of N,
ioN no" Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church Lexington XIV
dated Dec. 9th ls4l ny
To hK r. : BERNARD
DaAR siE-hgNes me pleasure the RECENT NJ
yYl Po'e a'o and hasten 20 answer 10 your
a' - a As -" have had YOUR Co.er,
IN our family which has been quite We have poy.p m
eya4 are satisfied OF It's utility Medicine II l. Of
mat you introduce your Choel xedicin. her as .u
" '''sn al such places No II Will ssl well when
known. Mos Res-..-,c,r,- ~ 'e' VIC" WIKI
JOHN u. MATTHEW'S.
PETERsHUEO. February H. 1912
benards Cholera Melieine' will very nesrv accom-
push All IT. purposes informed Of il, eonipoDrn ,,.
ana nave never hesitate on all ,ab orea
-os IN aaion 70 the diseases for Bernard ady
use nave found II Particularly what are called
pam ~ gHP iHJeaas think much eHpenene. IN IT, "a.
'a' - reputation - not al alkely y tried
n, FL. METTAUER ". d. 1
btsiles hse two wnese certificates from upva
Oh luu gentlemen who have Berua Cholera
heieine and may DC meiicin. i avy,
on hand by The dozen single W. b. HARDWOOD
Agent Tor the City Of RiehmoDd-S. T. Aie A. Co Old stand
ap26u -
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ROBERT MOTT,

House, Sign Painter and GIaz,er
VII d"or 70 ne EToAa-gs Ra-k RaA-s-d $780,.
~ received urrsf supply Of Paint OILS CopsI All o
Sa.n-he~ with fain'"ss brushes Members An ,.ar,
Sorse inches all Of which he ou. .cI or vs up ON the
" IA large supply Of soap stone Paint for al. , . -.
Ferlor paint for Tin shin-i-i Roofs N ~
X "
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BOLTON \ HARRISON.
ggiSts & ApotheCurtcs corncr of uag,, mud

DrugEists APothccnrics, corner of VAIN and
Gorernor Streets, (beloU the Eagle RuiHs)
fENHE Subscribers having New Store respectfully
",f IN country merchants AMI others extensive as-orf-
ment Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Oils Wan colours &c which
they will sell on the lowest
Epson sails, Flour sulphur Cainphar. Magnets. Soma
Mamma Castor oil 40 bottles So,la for Washing,
Potash aud Peiflash Sal1mtus,
sdn fetie Jamaica Ginger. Seldiz and Powders
White Lead Lnsved OIL Spints Turprntne Coral Nani.h
gaAn NaIhsh venetian Red Spanish Brown Ground Nerdgus,
Bus Green Neriter PARIS White Dutch Pink
Red Lead, Blue, Red and Yellow Paint. Window Glass
yellow uchre Rose Pink. Indian Red Imperial Green.
for walls
sup ouinne Morphine &c with full supply scgars chew.
'"I ANU slh'NIt oiitco snuii smut boxes. &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02
W. MEREDITH
WOULD inform the citizens of Richmond and

w GUILD inform the citizens of Richmond and
the adjacent counties that he door 10 Mes
ehardson Co few doors above Kent he ndan A At
wa where he viii sell cheap cheaper than sny other
establishment in the city for city aceeptaDees Nb
ana reta-the following part his stock 10 which
he invites the attention Of buyers generally:
Wool dyed blue blk Cloth: DO do black do
Indigo blue do; Invisible green do: Olive brown Il,
BS and blue blk Cashmere min blue blk French do
Light fancy French do SIN Nelyeis
Plain blk and hgd satin do; Wide blue blk stripei siks
Miae blue hlk Gro de Rcns; Do blk. Tuck
Blue blk striped watered silks do: Do do black
blue biz erode Swiss Black do DO Nation Iistrpg
bk snchew and SaTeenet Handsome light silks as.orted
New style striped ombTe SIN; White waterd 70 de Mann
w nle p'hA anu green Gro Dcugnque for bonnets
Chusan fo dresses; Stripes fancy Mousn de Lane
BIN and blue hk do; do do do do Bombazne
BIN and blue blk Alpaca Lustre: BIZ satin rne B,zar,ns
biue DIX Grape for wells Blk. and Love Vei
RINK green and blue and buff French CanUrics
Also French Chink for 25 cts. Bazarines nd Lawns
STRIPE Swiss Muslins; Plain cord Tarltlin Muslin
RINK and blue do JacOnet and Calbrics
SIX and cotton Hosiery in great variety
Ladies Kid Gloves cnlor- Mems do do
Parasols and sun Screens sin and COTTON U,nlc1,s
SPLENDID Florence Brad Bonnei. Do Boun.t R1.,o,s
All kinds Gro de Napp do Swiss Fdrn-s a Irssr,;,
sle laces and Edsing Thread Iacr beautiful and cbean
i.iheh eamb'ic lldkis; Splendid Tevier do
Also a ievv magnificent; Green Berage for yegs
Handsome Brussels and oihet IT, for
Infants trench wrought
Dini'y Collars and Cufs; Irish Linens m great variety
Linen heiinss Tor Iidk Brown French Grass Linen
brownand white Linen Drilling Beached cotton Shrting
GO ami l2I Hamilton sleeting
lo and ia Linen shectings Briseye and other Dauer
Huekabuck and Russia do
Danask Napkins and bcaehed Table Cloths
blsached Linen do Victoria Net Robe.
Do Marseies Skirts DO; Grass CTotI IN, a,
Caieoes, Z, 5, g. u nd upwards
Manchester Richmond and Petersburg
- 81 and 4 brown c,stop Ctoti
lsonsdaie, Phoenix and other Nankeen an s
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MORE NEW R0lKS


" ana ot stakpeare's Dramatic Works and pos, -
numbers. az - each " NC S0"peUed IN
: OF Naan history Of the Jews be completed in v
ens part o. the cheap edition TIaers' Family library o
publishing AZ - ets pervo Just harthe former nrce NV ~
AZ - each. 't'S'sN IN - NUMBERS,
or Sketches Of Scenes and Chaaeiers among the
volume; only so cents '" ''14N'h Htae
LED '' 'PN'' "'"A eoiuon only
received BY ' W 'ion, ior May
ap n IONS
JuDAtFs LION. BY CHARLOTTE ELTZAREru
NJ" work Juiih's Lioa by Charioue Fzabetl, t,, ,,
= ana Tor s'e by zap 81 SMITH DRINKER 4 MORRIS
St,NES, Oils AND vARNEsIIES.-rhe s1b,c,6.,
quality 80 ~ '"o "es' anu PuTest
900 gallons pure Mountain Iinseed OIL
10 bhls Spirits Turrenine
200 kegs american White Lead in ol
1000 lbs. English do
100 lbs Neriegris ground in oil nure
100 gallons Copal varnish No /
fun supply Of Coach Picture Furni,r-s ~ - =,
For sale on reasonable terms BY
-P . PEYTOS Johnston
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SANDS SARSAPARuLA

E'EN I'D and opening this day Misses beauf col
beautiful ] = wsT-vTNs +. 90 - ar ail
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for the removal md permanent curc of all .Is-
.risihg from an impure state OF the
&c., hiood. or habit of the system. viz:
iui OF Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate CuaDeors P-
% rnIe or Pos'ues on the Face. BotcheS Bies Chronic
~ I2es hng Worm or letter ScaH Head Enlargement ana
pam oi te Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Syub Sy
IONS seiatea or Lumtaso and diseases arising rom an tn,
o u-r OF Mercury Aseies or Dopy exposure or iupltne.
m lite Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders VIII be- reTn+
LL. r.rnr-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02

CIGARS.
IN nnh HAVANA CIGARS, La Norma" hrand in Il
IU,UOO boxes, just tcccycd-Aso 200 Havana and
Principe Cigars. ofapproyei brands, for sale by
NH ALIEN. DUvALS co.
ENLECTlC 81 sEtM or FOREIGN LTRRATU RE.-Febriary
~ No received for su-cubcrs-pubushed by Arnnc Liso
NH SMITH DRtNKER 4 MORRIS
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NOW COMPLETE.

q DICTIONARY Of Arts MANUFACTURES and Mpes eor,,i,i
Gear exposition Of their Principles and Praets bv 49,
uie; NJ u r. H. : &c Illustrated with IO4O -
mics volume OF 1910 pages strongly bound in h be-
ap IS D"''A NIX & MORRIS
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VIE subscribers are now receiving great Va
Hey Of Fancy Prints Lawns and Ginghams some very baD
some Also general II Panaon .tF. I'D -,
mes 'o seninens summer all which viii be sog =,
apit ~ ,Dstyop.rtf -,-,,.-.
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nrs. Ellis New Book nj % Cents.
,HNHE WIVES OE ENGIANn -:

l ini " u1rH,f.Ss oE rESGL ANn th:-
u autoress Of the Women Of England Dauebter. Of T
&C pee - cents Fed to happiness OF eveT
~ 49, ne' 'ene' are observation-disclosures and
ap IS - % t ~ e IoI sac by
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juror THoMrsos-This is to show that there is a diff
ference Of ST. ,439, AGA &c.
CApwALLADER-Yes.
Cross-examinedby DYrRicr A1roRNEY-The monthly
returns are part or and form the quarterly returns
Judge THoMPsoN-Are these accounts composed of the
same items2
wrrNEss-Yes, sir leaving out the sc of the Naval
once; have examined the whole amount OF the month
y returns from the Naval Office all the disbursements
in the monthly statement should be included in the
ery they may appear under different heads in the two
count the difference between the two il better under
stood by the District Attorney than by my SELF
Mr.. SELpEN-Read the Naval Office certificate, tho
heading, &c.
Mr. CADwALLApER-Mr. Coe said that the monthly and
quarterly accounts agreed.
Direct resumed-I have no knowledge of the mode in
which these differences have been made; such mode
suggests tsefto me- but have doubt that all the diff
ference is accounted for in the account current under
some Of the various heads
RICHARD Al. BLArCHFoRD sworn and examined on tie
part OF Mr. Hoytls agent the Bank of England has
been for many acquainted with commercial trans
actons the commission charged upon bank transactions
is one per cent that centage applies to millions al
well small amounts; the Bank of England paid that
per centage to the United States Bank for collecting.
Cross examined by the DsrWIcr ArroRNEY-I never
knew any difference between the per centage whether
but if was agent, and receiving a salary for that
agency would not consider entitled to charge
per centage.
O. If you were an agent for the collection and dsburse-
bursement was to be made in particular way and the
mode of disbursement afterwards altered would you
consider yourself entitled to charge the per centage in
consequences of the alteration.
Al don't think would
The question afterwards put in another shape, and
witness stated that in his opinion the per centage was
chargeable.
The remainder ofthe day occupied in reading the
correspondence Of Mr. Hoyt and the functonaries at
Washington.
The Court adjourned at three O'Clock until tomorrow
(this day
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Movements, &c.

Hon. l.. Sherwood (and LADY,, Senator from
Wayne county, are at Towards, spending few
days in the city.
Mr.. Burden, from Troy, who has distinguished
himself somewhat in the matter of steamboats,, is
also at Towards, with his accomplished lady. He
is about constructing a boat for the North River,
to be 600 feet in length and which is expected to
run to Albany in five hours.
Messrs. Cannon and Southwck, of Troy, the d.
rectors of the celebrated new steamboat Troy, are
also at Howard's They expect to put steam upon
this new boat to-day. 1t has of LighthalPs en-
gines, and is altogether splendid afiair-he largest
boat now ahoat in these waters.
J. B. Stenberger, Esq, the celebrated Southern
cattle dealer, who for some years monopolized all
the eastern markets, is also at Howard's. His pre-.
sence in the city at this time may account for the
sudden rise Of salt provisions
Major Barker, of the Ordonnance Corps, Captain
Schrver, Lieutenants Luther, Arnold, and Hunt,
and the Hon. H. Allen, OF Vermont, former Minis
ter to Chill, are at the American.
We understand that the Court Martial at Fort Ha-
milton is adjourned TILL next week.
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s7,555,Il7
2,032,247
Total.

The gold in money, exported this year is worth
f7eo AGO. $4,000 0OO making with the silver $5ooOODO
two MONTHS and nearly much as in the whole year
oflss and than in both years Of ls4l and 1912 while
the proportion Of silver larger than in either previous
year. What IN enormous drain does this present and as
the quantity in Bank increases ii must from the
circulation of the kingdom.
In relation to American stocks the most amusing foes
are in circulation. Some writer published a recommen
daton to the American bondholdes TO the defaulng
States In the Supreme Court Of Washington. He bases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-21
Literary Notices.

A GALLoP AMONG AMERICAN SCENERY-By A. f.
Slman.-This volume contains number OF rather
agreeable sketches of American scenery and adven-
ture. 1t is published by Appleton IL Co., in their
usual elegant style.
New MUsIc.-Hewitt & Co., OF 230 Broadway,
have just published 'The Dream of the Revellers"
and the Newfoundland Dog" song composed by
Henry Russell; and also "The Sutors," very ex-
cellent ballad, the words by Gen. Morris, and the
music by Charles Z. Horn.
Atwill has published on beautiful colored paper, and
in his well known style of elegance, "The Gam
bler's Wife," GA life in the Woods" and "The
Belle Of the Convent
SHAKspEARE's WoRKs-We have received the
third number Of Shakespeare from the Harpers, who
deserve credit for the tasteful manner in which it is
presented. 1t will be completed in eight numbers
at two shillngs EACH For sale at this Office
The WIVES OF ENeLAND-By Mrs. Ellis-This
work has already gained, by the unanimous consent
of the wlses and bes: of British reviewers, the very
highest place in the standard literature OF our Ian
guage The American publishers. the Messrs. Lang
ley, OF Chatham street, have performed most ac-
ceptabe service in issuing the work In Its present
cdedly superior, in all respects, to the ordinary
cheeppubcations of the day. Its prce is 70 cents.
Ii should be in the hands OF every female In The
land For sale at this ofiice.
MuMAN's History or THE Jews, vol. 3, has just
beer issued. This work the first OF the new cheap
series of Harpers invaluable Family Library"
For sale at this office.
BRANpE's ENcycLopnDTA, Part VI, has just been
issued. For sale at this office.
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HENsoN's New AERIAL STEAM CARRIAGE.-These
are the names both of the inventor and of his new
invention. We cannot call it castle in the air, be-
cause it has yet elevated itself above terra fir
ma 1t is flying machine, however, and it it has
any merits. they as yet rest on very solid founda-
ton. 1t is altogether Of English extraction, and our
last English papers full of very copous details and
pictures of its construction, together with sanguine
expectations strong faith, and lofty maginations
spectng it. bill for the transfer of the patent to
company has been introduced into Parliament, and
we sorry to add, thatlt greeted in the House
with shouts of laughter, all sides, by the enlight-
ened senator's. 1t is intended to go by steam, and
weighs only a ton and a half-3O00 pounds. We
shall, undoubtedly, be astonished some bright morn
ing to see it come Tapping its wings over on our
American shore, with news "in advance of the
mail )" for the English papers seem to consider it
settled that
On Cherubim and Seraphim,
Full royalty twill ride;
And on the wings of mighty winds,
Come flying DER this side.
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SIeNoR BENEDTDs CONCERT THIS EvENING.-This
gentlemans concert takes place this evening at Nj
bios Saloon. Sig. Benedids very high reputation,
indeed we believe he is unsurpassed, upon the gui
tar, together with several other eminent performers
upon the same instrument, and very attractive bill,
cannot fail to draw full house. Some Of the pieces
will be performed upon twelve guitars, constituting
great novelty.
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THEArRIcALs-There was an excellent house at
the Chatham last night. That sterling comedy,
The Honeymoon" was played, and we can say
with great sincerity that we were agreeably surprs
ed and much delighted by the performance. Mrs.
Brougham, as Juliana, played with all her charac-
teristc grace, life and spirit. Her perception of the
character, which is one well adapted for display of
her talents, was correct and admirably sustain
ed throughout. The surprised and indignant spirit
with which she submitted 10 the harsh discipline of
the Duke. and the delight elected in the closing
scene by the discovery of her husband in his true
character, were manifested with natural and un-
affected vigor and effect, which we have never seen
surpassed Mrs. Brougham is indeed one OF the
most agreeable actresses we have ever had amongst
US, uniting all the fascination of most lovely per-
son, and most lady-like demeanor, with histrionlc
talents of no ordinary excellence. Mrs. Hauton-
vile Volante looked very pretty and acted with
great taste and spirit. The other characters were
well sustained, and Charles Mestayer as the Mock
Duke, acquitted himself in very creditable man.
ner.
Mr. Brougham is the only man on the stage who
does not suffer by recollectons associated with the
memory of the lamented Power, with whom Mr.. B.
waslong connected in the bonds Of cherished friend
ship. Mr.. Brousham's Irishmen are not caricatures
They are real genuine representations
At the Park there was good house. Hackett IS
well received, but poorly sustained. Why do they
not get half dozen good looking actresses to dis
sipate that gloom which seems TO have settled so
thckly on Old Drury7 The pretty Julia Turnbull
has been prevented from appearing here for some
nights past in consequence of indispositon, but is
recovering and is coming out with an elegant new
dance some of these nights.
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STEAMER ROCHESTER struck rock or something
else in the Hudson, on Wednesday, and received
some damage 1t occurred near the Highlands
Her passengers were taken of by the Westchester
and brought to this city. Some baggage was lost,
shattered, and the steamer will be rea-
DIV for her trips again in day or two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-21

ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST MISUNDERSTANDING suit
has been instituted against CON- Mckenzie by
Mckinley, one ofthe persons brought home in irons.
Mckenzie has commenced prosecution against the
Journal Of Commerce for libel, in publishing that
seven OF the members Of the Court Martial were in
favor OF convlcting him. If this be the policy
which the gallant Commander intends 10 adopt. he
VIII have plenty OF work for six months to come, at
least He may institute eight or nine hundred libel
suits for we believe that about that number of news
papers have published the same statements for which
he now seeks to punish the Journal OF Commerce.
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JOHN ANDERsoN's COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT THIS
EvENrNe.-This concert will take place at the Apol
10 this evening, He will be assisted by the Misses
Cumming and Mr.. Clirehugh, and also by Mr.. Phil
lips, and several other distinguished artists-being
combination Of vocal and instrumental music