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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

WEIGH AND MANN's CIRCUS Every body remem-
bers the brilliant career of WEIGH and Mann's cir
Gus at the Park Theatre last winter. And everv
one should also know that the same circus is now
performing at the Bowery Amphitheatre There you
may nightly see the laughter provoking Gossin, the
classic Cadwalader, the bold Genroy, the unequal
ed Mcfarland, and other favori!es This u.s. altoge-
ther, tie most superb, and best disciplined company
in this country In addition to the other performan
ces, Mr.. Mann relates the wonderful story of the
Guadalupe earthquake, and how he and his COM
pany did not get quite swallowedup The wholeis
great treat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

NIBLo's-M'sRLLE CALVES LAST NIGHT.-The
ambassadors with good taste) has been selected
for the last appearance of this first rate Pra Donna
there has been diversity of opinion in which ope-
ra she exces, LIE Domino or the Ambassadress !!
Without undertaking to decide the point, we can only
say for ourselves, that we shall make one OF the
most crowded audiences this evening, that Nibo has
had this forhe gaiety of the dialogue of the
Ambassadress, the ingenuity Of the plot, the interest
ing simplicity and beauty Of the airs, have made
HAmbassadrice welcome and attractive favorte
with the musical monde of New York and with
Calve as the Prima Donna for the last time Too
great to be resisted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

CHATHAM THEATRE Three very interesting pieces
are to be played at the Chatham to-night-the
comedy of "Sweeihearts and Wives'-the drama
of :" The Wandering Boys"-and " He'll on Earth -
Mrs, Thorne playing Eugene in the first piece, and
Paul, in ''The Wandering Boys" We presume
that 1t is barely necessary to mention the fact of
this night being set apart for Mrs Thorne's benefit
to ensure full house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

The EPIDEMIC INFLUENzA.-The present prevailing
influenza is the most remarkable that has occur
red in this region, in that no one to escape
it. Its effects appear in cough, sore throat, lum-
bago, pains in the head and limbs, distress of the
lungs, &C. The best remedy we know of, is found
in vapor bath, such Mrs. Carols, at Is Court
landt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19
If you buy before you try,


o. NOW, BE 1T KNOWN TO ALL LADIES AN.
noyed with hairy that before purchasing
Dr. Felix Gourauds far famed Poudre Subtitle for perma
nently and safely eradicatmg superhuous hair from all
parts of the human rame that they have the prepare
vanishes ifby magic, leaving the skin beautiful. SOFT
and white To be had only at 81 Walker street door
from Broadway, at is per bottle. Agents-Phladelpha,
81 Chestnut street; Boston, Milk street, Albany,
Maiden lane; Poughkeepsie, Gray New Haven. Myers;
Worcester, Green, &c sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

WARREN COUNTY MURDER-The grand jury of
the above county have found bill against Joseph
Carter, for the late murders at Changewater. He
was aborer on the farm of the murdered mar,
and we believe relative.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

NAvAL.-The United States brig Porpolse, Lieut..
Lewis, sailed from Sierra Leone, April %, for the
leeward coast letter bag was received from her
at st. Johns, N B the 18th inst +, and brought to
Boston on the 10Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

90 TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-sir-
In reply to communication in your paper OF the 18th
inst would say that the sole agent for the sale OF
Natural Asphatum which extensively used by the
United States government oItications and which 10
the only article that can be effectively used to prevent
water from penetrating cellars
JNO. LOWETZ, No. 2 Wall st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

90 AMERICAN MUsEUM.-To all lovers of the
and curious from the Kingdoms of Nature and Art
be known that Barnums Museum is the very best place
inhs great city crafty their respective He opens
with the richest Kind Of bill this week. Mr. Harring
ton, alone host and will drive the blue devils" out
of much quicker than Pease's Candy will cure the
influenza randreths pills the govt The nightly dis
pay1of fire works and balloon ascensons from the aerial
garden is surprisingly grand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

90 WE PERCEIVE MR.. BANCKER IS DETER.
mined to be oudone, regards. attraction He has
engaged the great Columbian Minstres for this week.
trian, from the Southern Amphtheatres He has also
reduced his price, making the pit 2 cents He look
out for rush to nightor two performances in the
Arena and another in the Saloon for low price,
certainly jam the Garden Can it be possible that all
be seen for % cents boxes and 2 cents pit Look wild.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19
70. LOWETZ, No. 2 Wall st.

90 METALLIC TABLET-This is the most perfect
article for the purpose designed ever invented having
the wonderful power OF producing the keenest and
smoothest possible edge to razor tenth part OF the
time that is required hone, at the time doing
away with the unpleasant of oil and water 1t is the
size ordinary strop, and as simple in its
With of them the means is ever at hand of keeping
in perfect order The first cutters OF England and
France have them in constant and recommend them
The celebrated NJ. Mkin. cutler to the Royal Navy 30l
Strand, after using five years, sent certificate Of it's
superiority, to the inventor, where it can be with
many others from the most scientific gentlemen Of this
country. G. SAUNDERS,
Inventor and Manufacturer of the Metallic Tablet
l63 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

AcCEPTED.-Geo. N. Briggs, the nomination for
Governor of Massachusetts,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

lT Is DECIDED in both branches OF the Presbyterian
church, that man must not marry his deceased
wles sister. The next question which they will
take up and pass decision upon is this TIA it lawful
tor man to kiss his wife on Sundays!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

Riots OF BEAuHARNoIs. Montreal Herald
contradcts the report that the soldiers fired blank
cartridges at first. The riot act was read and the
mob dispersed, when the military retired without
firing shot. In an hour afterwards the mob col
leced again, when the riot act read the second
time, and on their refusing to dispense, Mr.. Lavo-
lette said "Major Campbell and Captain Jones do
your duty and dispense those men," which command
resulted in the loss of three lives, five wounded and
left on the ground. The fire was from the 74th reg
ment and the Queens Light Dragons. The num-
bers of the rioters doubtful, but it supposed
they are not over eight hundred.
We are glad to learn that at the request of Mr..
Crawford, MIR. Dunlop, one of the engineers on the
Beauharnos canal, at the imminent risk Of his Life
succeeded in getting possession Of three hundred and
six barrels and Kegs of gunpowder, which he safely
made his escape with, and are now in security the
the rioters being then the march to possess them
selves of them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Monday, JUNO no, IsA3.
The Bunker Hill Celebration.

We give to-day, full description of the Bunker
Hill Celebration, accompanied with engravings H.
Illustrating different views of the cavalcade and cere.
mony, and also verbatim report of the splendid
Grafton, delivered by Daniel Webster.
We could have published all this in an extra OF
Yesterday, but knowingb by experience that our wer-
thy contemporaries would have stolen it without
credit, we only gave them the half, and to-day pub
lish the whole.
OF the magnifcence Of this celebration, we have
not room to say wore. to-day 1t hardly requires 1t
like the magnificent Obelisk, it speaks for itself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19
MONEY MARK EFT.

At New Orleans on the 9th. the following amount OF
specie was received from Liverpool per ship Chaos
J. D. Hulien. .IiUVI4
Buckner & Stanton. .................... 4,40o
A Ledoux Co. ....... .s..........'. S'ooo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

{r5- THE PRESIDENT, 1T APPEARS, WAs ~, ~ -.
tIsfed with all the honors conferred on nm h, nc
I'd store No Barclay st., ana maa9 se'oe
h store only could he supplied and receive as
10 how he should preserve his hair 0randeons celebra
ted Composition for the preservation oi 'no nun SUN '"e
order OF the day.-N Y .drgus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19

90 GREAT TRUTHS.--BTistol's Sarsaparilla is a
safe, mild pleasant and yet powerful remedy for
complaints and especially those of malignant and long
expels and the germs and Of Diseases and
renovates and restores the decayng energies Of health
and vitality. II may be administered without fear dan
haustion and sickness II does reduce in order 10
raise up, but strengthens while relieves the system
and requires sacrifice Of personal comforts business
pursuits In the very worst cases Of the complaints
perfect cure may confidently be anticipated by its means
None need despair while the genuine Brstos SarsaPsr
la can be obtained In all complaints except the ordna-
ry endemic and epidemic Diseases III reliable remedy
and may add the only For list of agents last
page.-Buf. Com .1dp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19


ERY.-The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy of the
city Of New York, established for the suppression of
Quackery have completed their arrangements for
the Of all diseases Of private nature Persons
placing themselves under the treatment Of the College
may assured of the best medical advice at present in
the city, together with the receipt Of the most eminent
practitioners in Europe The Parisen Alternative Mix
lure Tor the Of primary and secondary syphus hsv
ing now totally abolished the mercury has render
ed the cure of those Diseases which under the old treat
ment were dangerous, perfectly simple, and by erad-
eating the disease whilst purify ing and reng ening the
constitution prevents the possibility of return Profess
Vepeau Pills for the of gonorrhea and gleet
the only treatment used in the hospitals in Europe
for this class of diseases they known to possess
the urinary organs unequalled by any other
medy introduced curing the most aggravated cases
from four to eight days effect Is equally powerful
in seminal weakness and all simple dschares from the
urethra. I.n
Patients living in the country obtain sufficient
quantity Of those celebrated remedies together with me-
dica advice and copous directions for use, by
the Agent of the College, stating full particulars OF tneI
case-post paid) Terms FIVE dollars withs guaranteed
cure.
W. g. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting rooms OF the College, V'N'''"
street. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05

round 10 all the members at the French Chambers and
subsequently, by his omal intervention ~ Ancr,rar
Mlns,er the article proceeds Ia devclur. the FOL
lowing terms, tho attitude which that occur
renee gave the relations o ihe tnlt,d States aud En-
gland.
The result wa. that. Instead of the su,riIntcd IA
c'tcs o arranging the question: (ths right Of search
with The United Suites Lord Ashbnrion found them
and France nnicd, aud afrayod In most violent aud
wathe opposition To any arrangement al the question
We shall 90 more at large into this matter by and hy
here We only mention II explain how much this smi
den aud unexpected Junction ofwe will not say inter
csts i-r the supposed right Of search is hughcat
hut oipassion between f,ro such po,rtrS rance and
He United Stdes. must have enhanced the difficulty
and. al the same time, the necessity u arranging ON
.i'af, can differences"
II was the mastery diplomatic coup dc man Of Gene
raj CaSs. IN separating France from the alliance Of En
gland and Ulittn. her AGAIN with her ancient aud natu
raj aly the nied States which alone dsIm.rd Ia
gland 10 arrangement OF her American differences on
ANY terms compatible with American honor Il was
Ten. Cass's able management At PARIS. which rendered
adjustment practicable Al Washington IT, unl,r
unaely. shall hereafter be drawn noa contest with
England the vital question of the freedom " the seas,
will be owing 10 Con Gasss vigorous and long sight
ed craftsmanship. that shall engage the contest
with the cooperation aud powerful support oi our an
crnt ally, ins'.ad Of having 10 enesunur her the
side oi the adversary. Come what may, he has hy
sanal ability which knew how 10 improve ,jiciie
" hch falls Ia the lot ut but few men, the seu
did career oi public service. contributed II place his
country IN position al unpregnahle strength well rs
lofty honor and with the CONSTITUENCIES f such scrvl
ces aud of the reward which never fails To attend them
IN the affection aud applause Of grateful people the
camors Of fted ~ nulltcd driamcfs may we'll 'plS,
by Inn 4s the idle wind which he respects not -
AMEKiCANLS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05
MR.. VAN BIREN'S OPINION OF A BANK
RGPr LAW.
.,e"port. Mem Hampshire.

On the 18th August, 1910. letter addressed To
Mr. Van Inren, by Messrs. ). l.. Danield VIM. II.
rashcr, and others, citizens Of New York, nrrfoga-
ting him To his opinions with reference 10 general
bankrupt Law. Extracts from his reply dated Wash
mgon, Sept. IA. 1910. present beIow-which fully
explain the kind ot law referred and the positions OF
the Tx President thereon:
1.-The subject. pending before the country and
embraced your questions, presents Itself IN several
points Of view.
First, asto General Bankrupt Law. applicable 10
bankers and traders only.
Secon". As to the propre'y of subjecng corporations
To its operation; and
1hnd As To The propricty Of embracing Voluntarily
lnyolunarly, all other classes within its provisions.
1t rule, the sacred observance Of Whit is indis
pensbIe 10 the ellbelng Of society. that Government
should interfere with private contracts hrn
the authority to do conferred by the Constitution
except upon the graun Of evident public necessity and
then with degree ri caution and circunsc'i"n which
shall guard IN eifec'nal manner against fraud and in
justice That "rasions may arise " hen tluse " no hav-
he rshiiul power 10 int,fere, moy do So and arc nc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05
EeE.fEs l..E.yDE vv.DEE,

as vel rs '' OF materials ct The very best KIND, which
can DC pf"ottd ~ 'h' Northern elilts In about hty
per cent 'fee una" ever has bee and CONSISTS vi the
i"lio"ihS articles IN par, VIZ
ne's men Saddles PLAIN and spring.
= "h'"n 90 Saddles do do
n'N' 90 S'hin"lNel saddles. n ne" article,
n'st do ona','d Saddle 3 Pialn aud 'plos.
n's' 90 9''''! Saddles do 10
,1est ana common W a@sa" Saddles
i1es' ana common ! dHdl 40
,'hi ln''eh Ladies do
6est plain do do
\ 'nm"n do do
l'es. 'nu common 1a,dir Days
best M ''cal saddle Lays new article
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-05

WARS NAAE = The logic Of the Poet. WHOM
he asked this question: would apply very we'll TO.
public affairs II ific, unqnestiuhably. that The
hy any other name would smell sweet; aud ought "
h. true that the intrinsic merit "f any however
It may he styled. should ensure its adoption. But it Is
not W. Mrn's prejudccs are stronger than their judy
mrnts Ave- said old pallitsh. reading part Il
speech delivered by Hpcr Sherman, wliloht KNOWN
whose II WAS, aye. that's night; these are my senti
mcnis.' Why replied young LAWYER, that IL
the speech Of a. rank Fedenllst brcs,hed -
"M,rcy me. responded the old mai; ''couH be >,
drccisral felt Io~ II ii wee not all fign'
e odso. t"utielf, replied the lawyer. VIM liked his
Ilo ~ Is HI, speech. but he quotln. just whore
you were reading irom Nat Macon" Aud The did man
went away glad that hc had been dec, vcd. though
!" aci what he read Was Roger Shcrmana
Aad So II ~ with large lass vi ,neif in odf day
Call measure fcdero and they denounce il; call il
Democratic. whether 1t he Federal OF not ard they sup
port ~ aud they do this without any refefehco 10
slscnry, g"d .en.e the substance Of the thing up
posed or offended Mr. Senator Smith, in hi. excellent
pamphlet. dwell, fcibIy llis. and illustrates il in
the following happy manner. lie IA speaking Of tho
Use Of the names F.icra and Ftd.,aIis:
"Namrs are all powerful IN political contests. We'll
do the leading modern DcmorraS know the Erce and
,fuilr oi TN, remark hence they only hti on IL tho
respectable namo Of Democrat hut with one vucs
they stamp their opponents with The of Fedetsls
aud their measures Federal me1stns. TnET alan
don and adapt measures themselves at prasufe at ono
time iu national bank another against il; at ono
iinc "f tie pet bunk system. at another against IT, at
ono 'e kf The iqsnrs Of State and local hanks al
lhcf asa'nst all bank paper at me time for tttisury
notes NJ another against aud still they Democrats
and each measure wbIc Meyappori it, is dem6eraic.-
But the moment they abandon Il. for new as sa-
eat. II becmnca aGVs F''is--i -----
T'efc II something then IN name though we hope
the inns In coming when will have the sense ~
look lr you'd H. Gin. Gd:cift
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vol. xNE.-sVw. IS.

7"oeito do by regard for the best nfertsis fths
community. THERE pocBr. ! thought
'ore ,ca, orcnsion for mch Indifference in 1877. sd
gort MY role for Utntrai bankrupt Lne. sppicabIs
"hankers and tsd.rs. cassfs which all must sgree.
we're intended 10 be embraced by the clause Of the
suon relating this subject An occasion Of least
equal dtgencS IN such lsw eyists at Iris timti Tho
cmh.rrassnents caused BY the perpcous pznsoh of
the currency and the Consequent, facilities u credit aud
cash enterprises. which have unfortunately characterized
I'll" last few years such render an interference
ghi, Kind greatly eond,kire IL sor ABSOLUTELY NIX
"EsAM rnE ruW,,c coon. IWOGID THERE
FORE HAVE UNiIESrrATINGLY COOPE-
RATED. Ar TIE LAST SESSION OF CON
GEESs, ~ The PASSAGE or SUCH A LAW.
properly guarded against frauds zsd framed -
Ia tie creditors tile present es,rte N ief Debt
'rhcn The itier discharged from Mep oLgo.
toms
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5 23,7lG,22G Gj

Exhibiting expenditure Of more than twenty three
millions and above receipts from customs aud ands,
IN four years ot Nj Van ljurens admn'statiun spend
lnl every year more than they received, and taking
no means To raise revenue. And what makes the PIE
ure more dark Is the TACT that, during the compr mise
az, ths duties vera continually decreasing. In leiO
Mr. Woodbury. said III his report:
Thus the progressive reduction o the present iarlii,
which has been qolng since 1888 WILL alter Dcccm-
Der. lsll take effect 10 much larger cxent Than
heretofore Nearly two millions and half will then
be deducted once" ION The lsl OF July aiierwar.
least millions and half Of duties will he
removed, maxim. an aggregate, In SIX months, o quite
five millions
And vet measures taken to raise revenue, tx
cept 10 borrow money, by issuing Treasury notes, as
they did in S}7, 1888, 1889, and lslD.
The President tells us the expenditures this year,
OSil amount 10 S32 .02J.O7U 7O-rnorc than thirty
two millions. For this, contead the Wings not re-
sppnsibp. have shown already the continued post
ponemenis which increased the expenditures IN ISL.
But in the above ejaculation allowance is made for the
expenditures prior The 4h Of March. lsll when the
| " hlg administration commenced
= - he expenditures between the lst of January and
- Of March, 1871, while Mr. Van buren, was Prcsi-
enA amount iO27 lG6 Ga And yet this is charged
! aSD hlgs SxpsHtjturi -Four millions expended he
lJo,vN flM1nRk the oath Of Office, charged to
Bu, nths SyAo ~. U blamed for the balance OF
rp,n Il H. sses' - ,ho Outstanding IN IN"
bpria lions on the 4th q Msle haunted to sa3
q 6ll 30 This includes owe, H. WINS OF rrca
:lM1y = b outstanding. In other wHrds Aan Burer
I 0od tf3lac,kpore than thirty mn rIhGHf6
4 N5!ed a. ~ R0rssors. The laws'wrg1z,4
/. anu sbs g On the lrVh';s ~ l5ais''
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FACTS FOR rlIEpEOPIE.

The snh"inra extracts, from speech Of Mr. Stanly
II North tsrolina, show Sf cnuclusyry tho c,ltra,t
between the ' an Bnren aud Wing aseendancy. These
fact have not been and canhot be ooutrovrrted.
81 here seems to have been constant api successful
attempt on tbe part o the late Administration h, vince
de Their friends the MAJORITY IN Congress. Conpfc,,
hunted the appropriation ior the house IN Boston
to , ,0,oOO. Vel II has cost than $500 900 The
first sum Appropriated Tor the New York custom house
was 100 900, vel they have expended Inofe ,hau a
million. aud not quite finished tho 18th March 1911
lhe pofiIro and columns ot the BOSTON ruslon house
.lon" cost, tlnnk, more than Sloo.oOO All t,rs,
things wrro done under the late Administration AnJ
yet gentlemen call II say where an. tho instance,
OF ahse aud Encouragement charged against the freud,
Of Mr.. Van Buren,
Nav, sir have proved beyond question thai thcro
was deliberate 'iesgn in 1859 aud 1910 on tho part
81 the an l,Hren Administrations deceive thr csuu
Try BY false estlmste,. and postpone expenditures
not 10 lessen them, until the new Administration Of
ISL
Before proceed Ia s,,-ak 81 the alleged increase
expenditures Of 1871 will give state nrnt u our II
rancia condition 1887 the first year OF Van Bufcu.
administration aud The state oi Affairs then It
our condition III loll:
According 10 Nj. N"'dbury's report IN
December, lssIS. tho amount IN the
Treasury On the lst oi January. lo31
was ,!G,337 .6s3 80
Bu from from thls is Ia he deducted tho
sinonnt distributed aruuhg tho STATE,
according 10 the act of July, 1896 2S, lOl GA %
This leaves in the Treasury of tho Isl!
OF Ianuory, 1887, the sum 81 4lS.23O.ct3 -
('Ile fourth inslalmrnt, withheld IN
Octohrt. 1896, amounting IL tJ,3S7.-
IA %. is patt nj tins sum III the IreA
s,,ry IN January, 1870
Tho the Bank OF the United States
n,i, on sccuunnt OF Tho sleek owned
hv tho Government, between Janua
~. 1897, ard March. lsil tho
Of 7.61s .tSl 4G
4.5,9i462a 50
All this orer and nJo,c the ordinary receipts from
custom, anal Lu,i, TN, yh,'o Vi ths twenty five
million. wa. expended during M Van Buren,. 'J"'"
stration.
Now let zee Whist were the Ordinary receipts
and expenditures during the years 1887, It3s, 100"
and $40.
The receipt. and expenditures all accounts, in 'u
ding Treasury mites aud cntludng funds. aud "a
GLIDING payments 10y the late Bank Of The Cned Staic
" Ill