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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06

GREAT FAIR AT NIBLo's.-By notice in this
paper. 1t will be seen that manufacturers, mechanics
africans, inventors, &c, are invited to bring their
articles for competition and exhibition TO Nlblo's
Garden, this day and tomorrow, Friday and Satur
day A clerk will attend to enter the articles, com
mencing at eight O'Clock this morning
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The HOMICIDE AT CANAAN.-The Caravan men Of
Messrs. Raymond u Co. are not to blame, il sp.
pears, nor was child torn by one Of the animals
as reported
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MOVEMENTS The Hon. Calvary Morris, of the
last Congress, from Ohio, the Hon. Hiram Hunt,
also of the last Congress, from Troy, N Y, and
Captain Ryrie, OF the Acadia are in the city.
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QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE IN THE CANADA PARLIA.
MENT.-On the first day Of the session of the Pro.
vin-ial Parliament OF the Canadas, question Of
privilege arose Of some interest After the read
ing Of the Governors speech from the throne, seve
raj members Of the Legislative counsel Cor Senate)
were sworn, and took their seats; but when the
Hon. Jean Bite Tache was led TO the bar to go
through the same ceremony, objection was made
on the ground that he had not attended for two
consecutive sessions which, by clause seven OF the
Act of Union, was forfeiture of all claim to his
seat, when leave of absence was not obtained
This question promises TO lead to long discussion,
but for the present, after some debate, il has been
referred to a committee.
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CHATHAM THEATRE The drama Of the Dying
Gift, from the gifted pen of Mr.. H. p. Grattan,
which was produced at the Chatham for the first
time last night, is one of the order of Bulwer's
Rchelieu, which though as closet piece, post peo-
pie would think at first glance dull and tedious but
which, when put upon the stage, presents coIlsc.
ton of the rarest beauties of imagination of the
poet and the player ever conceived Of. In the
hands of Mr.. Grattan the hero was presented Col
course) in the true light Of the authors conception
In this, as in the performance Of the Rebel Chief
i there be fault ia Mr.. Grattans acting, it is in
the redundancy OF that quality which we would in
most cases admire, qUietude or mildness. The
parts assumed by each OF the other members of the
company we're ably sustained.
The Dying Gift, Nth the Rebel Chief, will both
be repeated tonight, and Tomorrow Mr. Grasn
takes leave OF the Chatham audience in benefit,
on which occasion we doubt not such bill of al.
fractions will be offered as will ensure full
house
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Van BUREN, COUNTY CONVENTIONAL Conyen-
ton Of Delegates TO nominate candidates fer the Of
fees Of Sheriff, County Clerk, and Coroner, to be
elected this fall, convened last evening at Tamma-
ny Hall. The delegates from the Ninth ward, com.
posed OF the "young democrace," were admitted,
the reverse being the case however, at the senato-
rial Convention, held on Tuesday last The dele
gates OF the same cast were admitted from the
Fourteenth ward also, while those of an opposite
ticket were preferred at the Senatorial Convention
This makes material change in the complexion of
the Convention far relates to the prospects of
individual candidates, as the strong presumption
was that the delegates chosen on the same ticket
with those who were admitted to the Senatorial
Convention, would have been preferred. The con-
sequence has been, that the candidates for nomlna.
ton and their friends have been working for the past
several days to secure the support of ten delegates
who now have no voice in the convention, while
ten new men step in who are pass through all the
tormenngs Of their recent anticipated predecessors
The young and staunch democratic of the Ninth
and Fourteenth Wards, have thus obtained signal
victory over their partzan opponents, that will pro-
badly produce quite different result in the conven
ton from what has been anticipated After the Sc
lection ofproper officers to preside over the conven
ton, the reception Of delegates and the reading Of
applicants Ior nomination, the convention adjourn.
ed till this evening, when it is presumed the nomi
nations will be made.
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DEAD.-Dr. Samuel Thomson, originator of the
Thomsenlan System Of Medicine, aged "A year
and months
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MR. RUssELL.-The farewell Concert OF this gen
tleman IT must be remembered takes place this eve
ming al the S,uyvesant Institute.
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FARcIcAL TKAeEDY.-W. Il. Blake is about 10
play Hamlet at Philadelphia
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UNITED STATES SHIP DELAWARE "A letter from
the United States Consul at Palermo, dated August
Both, says 1.-THE United States ship Delaware.
Com Morris on board, is at Naples, bound to Mes
sina, and this-all well-touched on sand bank AT
Leghorn, but no damage received,
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City Intelligence.

The TRoTrrNo RACE between the celebrated horses
Dutchman, Lady Suffolk, and Americas, for purse of
$780, two mile heats in harness. came off over the Bea
con course, at Hoboken, yesterday afternoon. The
course was well attended with spectators. and the day
was fne, cool and bracng. The first heat was well con-
tested, and won by Lady Suffolk by length only.
Time SIN. los. On the second heat after several
false starts. Lady Suffolk went off without the
word go" and troted round the course with.
out her competitors. The horses then went off toge
and the heat was by Dutchman by two lengths
in ON 2os The third heat beautifully contested and
decided to be dead heat between Dutchman and Amer
Gus, time 5m 22s On the fourth heat old Duchman took
the lead and kept to the end Of the race winning the
purse in SIN $685. The following the summary for
foron
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RATHBuN, THE FoRGKR.--Tne term of imprison-
ment tor which Rathbun was sentenced, having
expired, he was set at liberty few days ago.
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ary- THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
for the per OF Primary Secondary Syphilis
cure guaranteed. Sold in large bottles, 81 each;
mail do Of half dozen, SIS carefully pack ed
and sent all parts OF the Union. Office consulting
Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy % Mas.
siu street. w. 8. RICHARD SON, Agent.
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@y- RECORDS PARIsIAN ALTERATIvE MIX

Qy- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TURE for the permanent OF primary and secondary
syphilis. This mixture is the best aud most eecual
uedy present known for distressing complaints
controlling the diseases without injuring the constu
ton confinement FROM business sold In large bottles
81 each small do S in containing half doz ~ S.
carefully packed and sent to all parts oil the Union Of
c and Of the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, o. Mss su street
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90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-The Tonic
Mixture prepared by the New York College of Medicine
and Pharmacy established Tor the suppression Of quacke
ry the most efiectua remedy for debility, produce ed
either by secret indulgence protraced illness. The
College during their last years practice, have met with
OF extreme debility, that after having resisted
all other remedies have been eecualiy cured by this
owerful invigoraor Sold In large bottles 81 each,
mall do ST. in Of half Dozen $5 carefully packed
md int to all parts Of the Union Office and consulting
rooms Of the College, g7Nassau street.
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90 QUICK WORK.-A cough or cold may be cured
in from four to forty eight hours by Sherman
Cough Lczenges. Even the most unpromsng cases of
decline may he relieved, and many instances perma.
nenty cured by proper Of this invaluable remedy.
No specific has been yet discovered that will compare
with IT. as the long list OF performed will show.
The effects OF the Cough Lozsnges immedate-they
aliay all irritation, and give quiet sleep, and box will
generally effect Let who are now suffering
give one trial Of Shermans Cough Lozepges They may
be had at the Doctors Warehouse, 06 Nassau street
Agents, 227 Hudson, 1873 Bowery, II East Broadway 81
William street, and ls9 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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MFINANCIAL DlsPLEAsURE.-We have received the
following from correspondent
N. B.-The bill enclosed on st. Mary's Bank,
can be exchanged at Mr. John G. Winters office
Wall street. By the bye, MIR. Winter says he will
not take your paper, that it has abused him con
corning his financial matters How about that!
This is very terrible! We have lost no time in
exchanging Mr.. John G. Winters shinplester, and
charging our correspondent with the shave. This
Mr. Winter puts out more promises, which weak
people call money, than any shinplaster shanty in
the place ana because we have repeatedly eau
toned the public against taking too many of them,
he visits us with his high dspeasure. This is very
bad. We have heard of many fearful calamities,
and trust we shall survive this.
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g9- CONTENTS OF THE ANGLO AMERICAN
OF SATURDAY, OCT. I'll Poetry-Dea,h, by Miss
Pardoe I'VE are all Low People There" Tale of the
Assizes. Where is Truth. The Foreign Ambassa-
dress, by the Gaol Chaplain. Scraps from my Sabre
tasche, Military Anecdotes. o The Crammed Turkey
Louis Philippe, King of the French concluded Mars.
ton or the Memoirs OF Statesman. The Reform Club
House 10 Loss OF the Steam rrgatc NJ ssouri 10 Ire
land. IA Foreign Summary Is The Antaric Expedi.
iion l6 Canada-Opening of Parliament Varieties Ed
torials, Sc. sc.
So per annu N, single copies 6 cents.
j. A. FUTILE. Agent Ann etrect
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per annu n, single copies 6 cents.
J. A. FUTILE, Agent, 8 Ann street.

R- UNCLE sAM.-Literary. Political, and Mus
calThe funniest wittie and most Sentimental paper Is
the Uncle sam besides It's the cheapest and best
Of the weekly sheets The ladies misses say So and
OF course the men must say too Look at the bill of
fare -
Returning from the Chase a handsome cut
]. Original Tale-The Deacon
il. The first time OF asking.
III Love and Pistols-by N. P. Willis.
w. Modern Spanish Inquisition-a thrilling tale.
v. Forest Walks in the West-by the Hermet Of the
Prsries
Besides original Sermon by Deacon sno wbali It is
rich egg in editorials, squibs bon mots qups
qurks and quiddties. Price only three cents-S2 per
hundred. Sold by all news agents generally and la
FUTILE, 6 Ann st in particular
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N.B-Whst Mr. Dorlon has the assurance to denomi
nate an snruh again repeat viz that "the propretors
OF Castle Garden also considering honoraby and fairly
the victor have awarded the promis
to the winning boat" and would further that those
gentlemen hold RECEIPT for the amount, which can be
seen by calling at the Garden.
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Pans, l4th September. 1913.

TAhls, l+h september, 1913.
arrived here last week from London, IN the
midst OF the finest weather have ever seen. Our
trip TO Paris has been delightful and full of incident
We shall embark on the Oath instant on board the
Argo at Havre, Captain Anthony, for New York,
and expect TO reach home by the middle or end
of October.
You will see by the English papers that O'Con-
nell and his tail continue TO rail against me and
the New York Herald, in the most ridiculous terms
| shall repay them all when | get home-for |
have collected materials on the state Of England
that will be interesting and amusing have been
so busy travelling and collecting facts that have
had little time to write, or arrange any materials
for publication. Both France and England are in
very interesting condition, and full view of the
state OF parties, religion, commerce, manufactures,
aud the progress of society, will require sometime
and leisure to arrange for the press.
In this great metropolis have been engaged for
several days in visiting the public places collecting
financial information-and attending the theatres
Last evening saw for the first time, Mile Rachael,
in the tragedy of CHINA. She is without either
beauty or grace, but possesses the severest simpli-
city and the deepest energy, with most striking
deeptoned voice of astonishing power She is the
most unique and remarkable actress ever saw
and her style more resembles that of old Edmund
Kean than any other artist l have seen The
house was crowded from top to bottom. She was
received with general hush-hush -hush," so
as to prevent the noise and applause from impeding
their relish of the actresses talents. The French
theatre" where she plays, is the real legitimate
drama. suppose there was So 900 in the house,
badly dressed generally, and very common look
ing people-,he dress circle by no means so superb
thai of the Park is on fashionable night There
is no music-no orchesira-no flummery-no non
sense at the "Theatre Francais" nothing but legi-
innate tragedy or comedy. This has singular ef-
feet upon stranger All the theatres in Paris are
nearly crowded every night; there seems to be no
decay OF taste for the drama in Paris, as there is
in London and New York.
The King has returned TO ST. Cloud, after having
received visit from Queen Victoria at D'Eu,
which furnished the newspapers for a week with
an extraordinary fund OF small talk and twaddle
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Sixth Brigade New-York State Artillery.
BRIGADE ORDERS

NkW-f oKK June 5, la3
The Brigade ordered Tor DUR Monday the 18th inst,
for The purpose OF receiving the PRESIDENT THE UNl1gp
with military honos, The liae will be formed on
the Battery ri O'clock P NJ National Salute viii BE-
fired by the 18th Regiment. Colonel SMITH viii make
QUESTION upon the ComisaGy General Tor the necessary
,nunton Colonel Misc commanding thu l3th Regiment,
will repor; himself Field and Staff the BTgadier General
the gEennj The several Companies Of Infantry attached 10
the Brigade will after the front OF the City Hall
port Colonel WARNER. commanding the 18th Regiment
for orders Major PosrLEr, commanding the Squadron Of
Horse will the National STANDARD be displayed tbs
Battery from sunrise sunset honor OF the occasion.
b. order Of Brgadier General
GEORGE P NORRIS.
JANE. PHiLES Brigade Major and Inspector
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Division Orders.

NV OK, SUE JUnt, I5th
In Of invitation the JOINT Committee OF the
Houorable the Common Council 10 unite with them
His ENceency tEe President of the United States ard his
suite IN worthy the high stations they occupy
The Division composed OF the several Light infantry ReGl
ents Batons and Independent Companies OF this city viii
parade or Monday, the 18th inst.
The Division Line will be formed a, I2 o'clock, 81.
West Broadway, the right on Canal-street.
The Division Staff viii assemble the Major Generals
Quarters. equipped for duty, NJ II o'clock.
By order of Major General LLO} D.
FLoRENCE MAaoNN. Division Insl-.ctor.
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Y window Shade Depot. No. z Spruce
Window Shades painted by artists nave aud iorsisn)
knowledged talents All shades painted with the best
painted TO pattern size al the shortest notice Interior
decorations executed most style at very NJ
works of AT be produced at ,his establishment,
m24 BARTOl & Do sJTRv
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GsFAr LAND SALE.-The Commissioner Of
the Land Office in Michigan has given notice
that sale of Sc townships Of land, situate in Ia
different Counties in that State, will take place at
Marshall on the first day of July next.
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LAKE, SUPERIOR CorrER MrsEs.-Mr. J. d.
.nslev, of Iowa county, Wisconsin, publishes in
,so Mineral Point Free Press that he has received
s -, the United States Government permit to
I ll twenty-sevcn sections of copper lands In
w. conner region bordering on Lake Superior.
M Ansley signifies his intention to proceed with
= few weeks to Lake Superior for the purpose
If working the mnes and he offers to adventures
and miners who are disposed to accompany HIM,
o of land in his mining district on liberal
terms
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United STATES DIsrRIcr CoURT.-The grand
;nry YESTERDAY found 4 true bill against Solomon
CCoie and De Witt Clinton Richie, for bringing
The slave Lewis from the Republic Of Texas into
tbe limited States in coutraventon TO law.
49, IN n Poe
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CLEAN NE q,


Ship Sir Edward Hamilton, Lundy, St Johns, NB
Baraue Mandarin Colley, NBedlord Elwel; Oscar
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Brcs Are,huasa Card Trinity NJ, Routhe; Com
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Bark illus spaulding I'm Noheans, cotton TO Nesmlth
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Brig Drgo McNear, of Bath, 90 ds from Buenos Ayres,
hides master.
Brig Florida Banco Edrdge IA DIS I'm Belize Hon. log
wood 10 b Blinco.
Big susqnehanna Tatem FIN Port Leon, via Charleston
where she pat repair damages received IN lat - = 10"
Brig Eliza Ktnney - d i'm Norleans with cotton TO the
master.
Big Benjamin Treat Of Frankfort, 10 is i'm Norleans
cotton 10 r Buck.
Brig Watumpka Fowler, IA ds from Mobile COTTON 10
Sturges Chairman
Brig Energy Sees 10 ds I'm Apalachcoa, with cot'o"
70 master.
Brig Alebaren Comery II DIS from Havana, molasses 10
RAYMOND Y Desaldo.
Big New Castle Adams II ds I'm Matanzas, molasses 10
Spotford Tileson Co.
Rno P.ropic. wilbur 20 is I'm NO.ears sugar Dun
ham Dimon june g. laj 3D. Ion g 40 took Captain Geo
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Nc I'm 81 Thomas, Tor lhirestOh, having 'Ne hst Pic
yiou started butt causing vessel 10 leak 50 badly that
they could keep her from foudeFngdid have time to
save any thing
schr Chociaw, Looms Is d. from Mobile, cotton TO D u
Looms bound To Hartford
sclr Hudson Cooley ds from Baltimore, bread tor the
Navy 10 S;turgeS Cletman.
schr Eliza Horton, Francis, ds I'm York River wood
er Adene Lnsco,t, IL days from Havana, inoas'e' TO
Spotford. Tiieston & Co. ,,r.u
sch Register Ha,rick Newbem nc, cotton TO Mitchell
schr Constitution Townsend, as I'm Wilmington, NC,
schr Consul Penny, Ocracocs, naval
Schr Joseph Smith, Mills, ds I'm Wilmington, cotton 10
Sshr Myers Foplers, d from Washington nc, naval
stores 70 Mitchell = Co.
Schr Ellen, Rowland, Philadelphia, coal
S,hr Nestor, Ludam, do.
Schr Amity, Castoff, Philadelphia, coal.
Schy Chico,ora, Smith, CAPE Henry, wood
Sclr Oscar Baker, Boston, mdse 10 " Lewis.
sclr Grecian Chase, Boston, mdze 10 Atkins
Srhr Baltic -, Boston, bouod TO Albany.
BELOW--One ship and / baTk-"ind light at + an'
hsyy. .
The irig,,e Independence was lowed from the Nary
Vi ,s,.rlay afternoon br Jacob Bell, and an
nhared IN the North River, on Castle Garden.
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n. Y. niyersity. June 9-A' 4 meeting OF the
Encleian Socety OF the University, convened TINS DAY
consequence the death OF members. John "
pstran son OF h- Rev o>tran OF t',s City TIE fol
towaS resolutions were unanimously 4dopt.d:
Res"srsa ri,at While despi; sympa,ise with The al
hcted family OF deceased fellow memist and mourn his
sudden removal from midst would braT mony 10
> sMiabse aud S.1'lemany delottmet member OF ogi
end ana OF The 9nl'eFstty Sincerely hoping that 1t VIII
afford some consolation his friends their b-eay TO
know, TINT he acquired the esteem and confidence OF all
while ll,in AND sNcss our deepest MS death
ReSoireG Thai the Society his uarrs this aitr
uoo and The qsaa badge of mourning thirty days
Reselr.d That the pocssdnss OF this psejas be published
lad that copy Of the ee Transmitted the family of t
deceased signed By President and Secretary OF the So
ci.,y DAVID c. MEEkER President
FhAScl. ArTfEBusYiSecry. ils lite
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MOOD SCKE5NS-The New-Engla a, t. 5cTe%
w Compaay, Ploridacs r. l. bsias FIJI 9PrE5d,,on
eaed upp whoa el Fra, sa AMI s lon WOOD
tm.ae rom the best refined stock 70 b. o6taned as
sorted from iac No. 10 inches 20 - Tt,y
cot The threads e on an snl5 IN, new P fe,eM 70
mti.h icI vnn 1ouble threcdS2, e5hia. &c Urdr.S
sdessd ezr ioases s hssn sseat
- -'iaiueH A' - MITCHELL & WlTHEkELL'c "a
Agent, y. Z. scr" 49,. -
.,la bv most OF the hardware trads IN pt,t -
NV York PhiIaeeiphis Bancfs, Aibsay' ATo oy,5 ims