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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

6Sx PASSAGE FROM LTVERPOOL-1ne very
ME3( superior packet ship MEMPHIS. Capt Knight, viii
sail from Liverpool early in March
Persons wishing send for their friends have them
brought her regular packets by applying
personally, or if by letter, post paid, to
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Pine street South.
PSDrafts for any amount payable sight in any hank
branch of bank England Ireland and Scotland
gwen by apply ing as above. iy23r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
WHO WANTS COAL7

WIN WANTS COAL
Z, TX an determined 10 close interest in the coal
pr, ~. uade as soon possible will therefore sell
Of Peach Orchard Coal Of delivered 10 the best
ord from the yard Tree Of four dollars and seventy
five GEMS per ton will good in the city,
aud worth one dollar ton than Laekawsns or Lsnxh
JAMES pOWNEf.
dl3 3msec Corner Greenwich and King So.
ID s.. J. SYLvESTERS,
jy2s iwT nWal q. and 80 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
- ~ ~

OLD LINE Of Packets Tor Liverpool will hereafter be
patched in the following order, excepting that when the
lins falls Sunday. The ships will sail the succeed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
GOURAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERAD!CATING

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
TIE un,vsna Popularity p, Of this q:y celebrated Chemical
stubborn beard H. not word q Comment in f rs
Sny +, The Cd and sInal Gies g Vale.
Where also may be had
EAU DE BEAUTE.
Sores, and ali erupton,, esitns healthy
SiS'T ssad superb article. and
s Blame per a. for
@os Se life 5 sss:S s
%; .s: Maf .r 5s
o Ss eEsS {. S1: shsss
bS:I SS 1.,SH; X
NH s'i sI: s.ss S
'P6r I se.S ss%n F rS SSw
Robinson eSos asse d%ss Ha.buIsh
Main Va. ReSmo Sf c'pFS, sTss1
Ma As x"pe.,S G e oI Bs
ss sna DC post se n 0Sf
Within snd ass eses
.ns as
sSoT Purchasers on sSs1s .SS hi:
Subtle ssi,f so sas .s ssi 4.
Remember the only office ~ for the above ceIebratsd
Cosmetic IL 81 Walker street, door from Broadway
is mr
WATChEs AND JEWELRY VERY Iowa. che
snuscflner constantly receiving all descptl Gold
ano ouVr atches OF the les. 0u the
uer IN England Fance and Switzerland he e1abed Of
Ter ge ssortmnt aud at much less prices, than at
sny onei house y the city. Also, Gold Chains, Keys, and
ss ' sa
%: a
at much less thar uEuai prices wv ~' M" ''o"'
ALtWE Ss.!s: rs s., wrss; .
UNSURPASSED BY OPPOSITION.
2O2 BROADWAY.
HE cheapest cas tailoring establishment in the ei,v)v
ips 10 the faciies afforded the sub criber m ma
from inst hands End The liberal bestowed npo
ms mporum OF shon By gentle taste tbr nscpa.
wood l,oIm the public that he eabs to sell The m.
FASHIONABLE. much reduced rates from r. ~ ~
wi hout any diminution in qusty Of or stvs ~
winch has won the enconums Of the fashopa b 'i
Wuuio niree their attention cular
on Gun irs aud making that cu m dr..s
Ioon' having IN his employ OF the b.st mos
ruue's IN th- country, vii var,nt all garments m
i"u sur mad Up at ai.w hours no ice. ~" NA
READY male clio hing Always for sale cueap for ca.b
~ City Cash Tailoring Eat shishn@nt "a o.
2H Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

L PRINT II oton goods, damaged stained, be
ieached aud finished superior Style Prints injured by wet
d be refni he'd msll .xps IN fully
coral new Cambcs and sias finished equal any ia
and every oo1 Of bleaching, csnied All
goods and delverra free Of Orders be left
with STRONG, MckIoBiN BRUCE,
IS Beaver ST, Agents fo-
faNsr j. sHEPHtRD'S Beach,ue n d wo,k.
NOPPPEkso cases qusr.y English Copper iIom le
~ 10 % or for sale in lots 20 suit purchaser by
r.. X. COLLINS Co,
cir Is South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1913.
NJ ~ & ~

~ M IL M
OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
OFFICE.
pAssAGE to and from Great Britain and Ireland by The re-
spsr line Of packets, sailing the lat 7th 18Th 18th and
The ia pisSB;y, Inc packet, foow.
I" SoLgMBus, captain ia1 C Si.'0"
SSS$&&#$ iSS SsS,is PR. sssS:,
66 XF6f6.V dss ssSa'RR s MGfS1ss;
sailing ships All commanded BY great experience Fist
class will also be desps ched from Liverpool TO Boston
more and SAVANNAH Wee month"; cn To the Ss
emit ports in British North America weekly Ihe subscriber
making known his fer the year 1919 begs
ss the ana G,n,S of those residing the United
from England Ireland Scotland and Wales. that they can al
ways be by line Of packet ships sailing
esrsnt rst class wenowS x%srssSn shp. eo%p
ing tho Cowmsrcls Line will adduon the packets be
by his Liverpool agents, three four days
an1s ne thereby avoiding detention Those
b ' h.
pGomptns With these the subscriber hopes to
sSss serS ss
h yess past and IN all when parties decline coming
DC secured BY steamboats, from the different ports in Ireland
Remittance. and regard to hi,
isfctiop and are ~, n hey are such as to every
Great Ireland Those sssons sne
5s vino the y Usss 'i% s%Saey y
will SI ne .9s .h +.
s o. 's fa a s"Dss,s same
tif BY letter post paid 20 '''''''''' apply
jjyW R5biSsSSSs' = e sss,l i :,sss or
In e.rd sGs S'1 bane Co. Doss
Rf%sy tt.s DEcS %s;; ';s .
t~sURirvK, pans Noes wansa Tor .lo1s ..a.. :
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AGE NT'S,

AGENTS.
ne following is list of the agents for the Herald
where subscriptions will be received and single numbers
are found TOR sale regularly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

Hr. Bentou's Opinion Of uhak killed
Van Burenism in 1s4O-Mr. Benton has re-
Gently written a letter to some Of bis friends
in Missouri, IN which be states that The Uni
ted States Bank was the "chief agent Of the
over s4row Of Mr.. Van Bnren in 1910" The
same Mr.. Benton boosted a Thousand times
before this overthrow" that the s'monster''
was dead. We presume he meant to say in
his late letter, that it was the ghost of his
dead bank which overthrew poor. Van.
We have 30 doubt that the ghost of the Uni
ted States Bank is the most extraodinary
ghost that ever "visited the glimpse Of the
NOON" The ghost evoked by the Witch OF
Enaor was a remarkable one, and that of poor
Banquo, which frightened the shivering Mac
beth so awfully, was another singular appari-
ton; but the ghost of the dead and buried
monster" the monster which Gen. Jackson
slew, is by far more extraordinary than either.
1t haunts every Locofoco in the nation from
Mr.. Benton up and down, from "morn to eve,
from eve to dewey morn'' without ,ceaaing.
It is continually shreaking in their ears that
it will be revenged on them for Strengthening
it so cruelty. 1t comes before eyry mothers
son of them at the "witching hour Of mid
night, as ~siector's ghost did before the wake
full Eneas, foreteliing the doom of their par
ty. We advise the Locos, on retiring at
night, to take enough laudanun to ensure
sonndness to their sIumbers. and then, if the
grim ghost of the bank should stalk into their
rooms and tweak their sweet noses, they will
happily be beyond awaking.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

MONEY MARkET-CfrY NEWS

MONEY MARkET-CITY NEWS.
Nothing Of stirring Importance in the mon
ev market has met our view since last week.
business Of all kind seems lulled into 4 tenn
pnrary shanher, owing to the epidemic which
rather extends thar is diminished. The resi-
dents who are aoclinlated find little to work
on. and though our city il fast filling up with
strangers, these latter seem 10 be as destitute
Of means as Of prudence. We notice pre-
paratory to the business which nearly all
seem to anticipate. that many of our absent
residents are, returned.
There is not much doing in domestic Ex-
change, both The supply and the demand be.
tattans of Saturday. mr 81 @
Sterling bills are quiet at II a "a. Bills
on Paris have been slightly demanded, and
sales have been made at 81 32a 81. 35 have
beer asked, but not given, that we. learn.
The disposition to operate and invest ia
bank stock seems to nerease-aud we, pre-
sutne that this feeling will augment with the
growing surplus of capital seeking invest
lnent, and the confidence now spreading ra-
pidlys among Us. The probability that before
long our remaining Banks may be able to
discount to the extent OF a fair dividend inte-
rest, has also a tendency to improve The stocks
of these Institutions.
The Bank of Louisiana has recently de-
clared a dividend, and her stock is held at par.
The management Of this Bank during the cri-
sis we have passed through, is an honor to the
directors. and all the officers concerned. We
hear of no sales Of her stock.
City Bank is believed to be whole. For
this stock SO has been offered. There is none
in market for sale, and we presume there will
be none at any thing near that price. We
the condition Of her portfolio last
week
Gas Light has declined ~latterly, and is now
held at $40 for 80. This is a secession with
10 a few weeks.
Louisiana State is held at 50 per cent.
Commercial can be had at S14. and we I'M
some investments will be made soon
her Water works cannot decrease in value.
Canal perhaps has not improved within The
week. but the stock is looked at with
favor. We note $50 per share, offered
md refused.
Carroliton lin ~liquidation) is held at $40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

March OF RAscALrTY.-A trial for
conspiracy to cheat lately came off in Ros.
ton, in which a man named Martin wac
convicted, chiefly On the evidence or o;a
accomplish, Patterson, whe declared that
they had entered into a esnspirar-
fraud in the following 20 DE-
was to establish p
king .ar~. credit in Boston by ma
and promptly paying up,
representing himself to be connected with
Martin, a man of capital in New York.
His firstdrafts upon Martin we're duly hon.
ored, and IN this way he soon obtained
credit to the amount Of SI4,0 GOO, which re.
mains unpaid. 800, 900 is the amount to
which they expected TO be able to extend
their operations, but sorne fortunate cir
cumstance exploded their rillainous plot.
Some of The merehan dise purchased in this
way has ceen traced to New York auction
rooms, yz-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. Ii, 1s4y.

We have scarcely a remark to make on Inc
transactions since Friday last, except Tie
general one that there liz scarcely animation
enough IN any department on which to found
fixed quotations. The weather has become
much cooler within the rast two days, but as
vet M abatement Of the sickness Ii perceived,
and indeed little can be expected (bIt from
tbs absence Of unaeelimated persors) until
| We have d frost.
Tgg1u-HfHee our last, the demand has
somewhat fallen off and sales have not ex~
eseded $500 bsles=-10U on Saturday, TOO
On Monday, and yesterday 1000. In frieas
We note d email decline in qualities below
fair. whilst qualities above that maintain their
previous rates.
stgar-Ths only crop remaining on plan
tatioi has been sold at Oh. In the city small
sales are made daily ut d a &c. A9E@
- .Ho1asses--Isigbt stock. Sales, 20 d 25e. -
prsbisi1ns-Tths market for al articles Of
provisions from the upper country ID heavy
The stocks are steadily increasing since The
late rise III The upper waters and 30 there ia
no export demand, holders cannot find buyers
bsyofd the extent Of the requirement for 10
raI aepsitnption. The same remark will APP
Div 10 almost every article received from
above, except the main staples.
G0neelTfs demand continues ID be very
limited, while the stock of a1l descriptions ID
large for the season. We note limited sales
Rio at "a d &c.; Havana, II q SIC; 81. Do.
mingo, Of d 81 Java, Ii d 12e.
Tsas-The large stock Uf Canton packed
T'eas In market meets with but q limited de-.
nand. We quote Imperial and Guhpowdsr.
Goa 55e.; Young Tyson, 3D. a 40, Powchong.
20 a 43c. per ID.
Canales-Ths demand ID rather limited,
while The supply IL large holders demand an
al sanee on previous rates, to correspond with
The recent advance DIT the North. We quote
New bedford brands, 32 d g3c., Nantucket,
81 a 3ge!
Riee-lT'he market Ii bare Of the good quail
tiles Carolina limited sales Of which are
t1ade at VI d Do per ID. Creole rice meets
with ready sale at N a Bic pr ID. 5@'
Cofn-The arrivals since bur last report
has amounted to about 400 sacks. There is
no demand except for retail. Prices range
from 81 Il 36 cents per busfie1,
Oats-T'he stock on hand. at present il
small and The demand il fair prices vary from
To So cents per bushef.
Hay-l4 a SJ5 per toh-f1o demand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

A RaseaHy Contrivance.--A fellow
was arrested ard examined at the police
Office n few days since, on d chargs Of
pocket. picking. He had a beautiful ring
ring on n Of his fingers, which attracted
considerable attention. A nearer inspsc.
lien proved it 10 be something more than
a ring. On pressing a spring neatly fixed ,
upon tho inner rim Of the ring, n small /.
keen, crescent. shaped blade, nearly half nm
inch in length, made its appearances. We
can conceive of no coptriyancs better cal.
eulated TO aid.the ~pick.pockst In it's peculiar
vocation than this. With common care
and Il liberal share Of adroitness he can cut
pockets with great facility. norexposo him.
self TO much danger in The e~peration:-f
Albany Chsen.. .45e zz.E + ssszag @ b
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

: A HUSBAND AND WIFE TO BIZ HAnegD-The
.Tonawanda (Pa.) papers contain the trial Of
James Dolan and Bridget, bis wife, for the
murder of Rufus g. Gere, on the LIST of Au-
gust last. The trial was hid before the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer of Bradford
county, Hon. IN. conyngham presiding, on
the 9th inst. The testimony closed on
Wednesday, and the Court charged the Jury
on Thursday, the 18th instant, who retired.
and after an absense of one hour, returned
with a verdict of guilty Of murder in the first
degree-Judge Conyngham, on Saturday, the
18th inst. sentenced both the prisoners to be
hanged. ->, # s-s4:s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

cd about five ysafs since, nj The Hgs If
eIgI1ty4twg yeats. He WINS Il soldier OF
That wa and fought In The battIss Of Long
Island and Trenton. I
lie enid. when stationed nj or near tbs
city Of New York. he, with Ten or fifteen
young men, went one evening without any
order Or knowledge of his commander.
viii, the intention Of comprising the death
md destruction Of his Maiasty The King,
so far az oyefthrowing his status would of
feet it. On reaching The spot his COIN
%paniuns hoisted him upon lfle house, be-
hind his Majesty. and gaYe him in axe
with which lie commenced cutting off his
hend, applying Tho blows thick and hsavy
to the back part Of tho neck; but the task
was moi sasily accomplishments instru.
tuent was snun datied, and soot, the noise
attracted the notice of The tories, who col.
laeted with fantefn hi in great numbers, and
threatened bis party with violence, and ns
they far oltnumbsfad The wihig soldiers,
The latter thought 1t advisable to retire.
He, however, had the pleasure, a few days
after. Of making ota OF a party, detached
by order Of their commanding officer, who
went in full dry light, when all The tories
In the vicinity could have a view Of them
md their s~atrilegioas conduct. and threw
4 rope around his Maiesty's neck and pros.
'rated bin, horse and all, upon the ground.
On removing The bronze. The statue Of the
king md bis horse was found 10 be com.
posed If lead, which those wiis demolished
Ifem run up into bullets. and afterwards
nj his Mhjesty's more royal subjects.
il siatus was Of George The Second aud
not George tho Third, if my recollection
= correct. t4 !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

UEGEHrArsTY or E~vfpkHcE.-A singular
case WIS tried In King county, last week,
before tho Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer,
Judge Kent presiding. Singular, We mean
in The point blank contradiction Of the wit
nesses, under circumstances which do net
seem to admit, ON either side, Of The suppo-
sition that there was error of memory.
The accused was charged with passing
n worthless three dollar bill npon one
tradesman in Brooklyn on the s~yeniDg Of
April 17th, and two others upon other
tradesrnen on the evening of April 18th.
The facts are distinctly to by the
three tradesmen, who accurately described
the prisoners dress and disappearance, which
were somewhat noticeable; and when hs
was arrested he made n sort Of admission
to the officer that he had passed the bills,
and offered TO replace them with good mo
1ey. In n word the evidence against him
was about as conclusive M the prosecution
can be expected 10 furnish id such cases.
But per contra a host Of respectabls wit
%nesses, among whom were the prisoners
wife's father, sisters and brothers, living in
this city. swore, that he was married ON
the 18th Of Aprjt-that on the 18th was
at home all the eyning, and that on the
evening ofthe 18th his wedding party was
given; that he was not out of the house
the whole evening except for a few minutes
when no went out to buy another cake the
purchase of which by him was proved
also by the baker at whose shop it was
obtained. A number Of the guests at the
wedding party gave similar evidence.
The prisoner was, we believe, acquitted.
n. Y. COMMERCIAL Advertiser. E*
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

u We read in the Mississippi Free Trader
of the 7th instant, the following paragraph -
J RODNEY Mtss--1'be village is about 20
miles above Natchez, has been visited by the
yellow fever. a number of deaths, and a still
greater number Of we'll marked cases have
occurred--in consequence of which, we are
informed BY a Natchez physician and another
Natehaz gentleman who visited Rodney two
days ago, thatthe village 10 almost depopu1ated.
Even the only apothecary's shop in the place
is closed, 40 are all the stores.
We learn from the Picayune Of Wednes-
day that tho apothecary or more properly the
druggist Of Rodney is now in that city, where
he has gone on private business and not to
avoid tho malady, and that his store 10 open
and attended by a competent clerk. 7t.5#.fsss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

EFFEoT OF THE TARrFF-Ws learn from
the Eastern papers that there is hardly u scot
ton factory in New England which ia MOI aow
in full operation. Some Of them are running
day and night, with two sets Of operatives, for
the purpose Of filing export orders. This fact
affords a most powerful argument in favor of
that great Wing measure, the TARIFF, which
it is the s. led policy Of Loco Focoisrn to de-
stroy. The benefits extend so directly and
practically to the working c~lssses, that clear
demonstration, not to be misunderstood, Ii
made without argument. Who, that reflects
on his individual interests as we'll as the gsn@,
eral good i Of the country, having such convin-
cling proof, would not be a Whiga eft as~r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

u A fellow named Booth, who, it was dis.
covered. had been tampering with slaves, aud
acting ~ . tool for the abalitioniet. Mt Saint
Charles, Mo-. was by the citizens sent over
the river, out Of the State. Previous to set.
ting him over The mississippi, says the Ut.
Charles Advertiser. they gave him d fare,eeH
that he mill long remember.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

RUSSIA ANp TuHKEY"~-The Emperor Of
Russia it ls evident, ia about making his de-
monHtration against Turkey, or at least to car
ry on the war in Asia, An effective force OF
10000 men, together with The fleet in tho
Black Sea, cannot be assembled without lav.
ing Bone great and decided object in view,
Russia recently has taken very little part in
the general politics of Europe, and seems aui.
city, but firmly bent on carrying out her long
cherished plans in relation to Turkey. which
may done at this time, without any thing
more than mere diplomatic feu1onstranees on
the part Of the Allied Powers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14
The Banks in Nau, :

The Banks in New
rate of discount sfk have raised the
that thesre p.eent, and it is supposed
a roa w1il be six per cent in less than
IN. We hope that the demon of spe-
~dlatlon IS not about to begin ssresurrectcd."
LARGE oxEN-The Rochester Post saws
VIM. A. Mills, of MI. Morris, Livfnas-
ton County, has q pair of oxen at the Cattle
Show, which weighed sic thousand t,eo hun-
dred md ffty pounds. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

TIE AaHtGt1TuRALisT-At the late Agri&
cultural meeting at Rochester, ". Z, Van
Htifali asserted that tie two i~lappieat yaafs
Ut bis life were those which he spent III agff-
culture. f 81 sIt# Il
The eiIhtniiafe iep, The nefhyed merchant.
Tie pedant who PRIZES himself nj bic book
know edge. aud The professional man who
piqles himself on bis intellectual eulinenoe,
may al look dorm m the independent agrteuls
t%,trist, but if they knew ur could appreciate
his proper position In tile scale ct huiuan eiV4
l~liaztiun, their eyes would be directed up
wards, when they meant to contemplate his
character for. in The true nobleness of fpa-
ture, he IL above them all lie has claims 10
antiquity, loo, winch none Of them can boast
. In ancient times, the sacred plough employ
ed /. 4.f . ..~fS# -
The kings and awful fathers Of mankind
And some with whom compared your insect
tribes
Are but the beings Of q SUMMERS day.
Have held The scale Of empire, ruFd the
storm t5@5.= E- # tt=&s 49, 5 %
OF mighty war then, with UNMARRIED hand,
Disdainilg little delieaeies, seized
Tie plough, and greatly independent Tired =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

CHARACTER OF OUR COUNTRY ABROAD
LORD AsHLY, in a recent motion in the British
House Of Lords, said that the Baptists OF Eng
land had been compelled to select an AaERI-
cAH for their missionary to Hong-Kong : the
criminal conduct Of the English having rem
dered the minds Of the Chinese inaccessible TO
the religious efforts Of English teachers.
Such is the language of EngIiahmen them
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-14

PROFITABLE FAfmtNes--TIe Utica Gazette
states. taet a person, purchased 62U acres Of
land In Wisconsin, in 1T two dollars per acre.
making hi $40. He pail for breaking II up
and sowing WI an acre, Hfad fur fencing $1,000.
lis seed eoat him about Woo more, NO TINT
the whole expense was about @l,5DO From
this he ~fealizes the first year thirty five bush
els 10 the acre, average, which Ii 81 700 BUSH
els, worth III least 30 cents above the expense
Of harvesting. This will amount To $$lu,H5n
Or III other WertH, he will pay Tor lis land.
getting it Under and enclosing. and 81 expen-
ses, and have rising Of abBD0u net profit.