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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-13

00-AN ENTIRELY NEW wORK!-By Lady Bless
ngtOn. This Day publsh.d-Piice one shilling, The
Etiquette of Courtship and Marriage" First American
from the first Loodon edition. just received In this
Try BY the Britannia.
CONTENTS:
rtship-Genilemep-G General Conduct, Drpis Pre-
posas the Lady Refused by the Lady Rsfussloi Par
ents Guardians.
Conduct of the Gentem an-Towsrds his BetrotSed in
Public on the Lady retiring from her enysgemint;
retiring from his engagement; Proposal OF Maria
Coudshp-Lades- 0enersl Conduct Pfoposslby the
@ sntlemsn, Choice Of Con6dsnts Correspondence
Conduct Of the Lsdy-Towards her Betrothed, n Pub
lie, the gentleman retiring from his engagement, on
retiring from her eng agsmsnt; Bridal Morn.
Return from the Wedding Tour-Vists OF eompl
ment and ceremony, Conduct In Public, Preservation at
Court
General Observ atoms Duties Of a Wife, Moter and
Mistress Of afsmily; Conclusion.
Published and for sale ny
BURGESS & sTRINGER
Corner OF Broadway and Aan areet.
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City Intelligence.

POiice.-sUNpAY, Nov. IL -Notw ihstandug that the
day clear and cold forming striking contrast to The
drzzy rain OF Saturday yet roguery did not peep forth
to any extent at police ofces. few petit larceny
thieves assault and battery rowdies rumh
and loafers were arrested and committed and the day
passed Of in apparent quetude, much TO the satisfaction
Of the magistrates and clerks, but not TO the officers
whose pecunary benefits under the present wretched
system Of police depend entirely upon the com mission
Of crime and Who therefore, have interest to check
It by any preventive methods or practices
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No ATTENTION EVERYsopY.-THIs

90 ATTENTION EvERYBODY!-THIs DAY
published price twenty Eve cents, the first American
from the thiriieh London edition Of Abernefhy Fam.
lily Ply stefan Ready Prescrber, in all OF i'll
accident where medica Is qured
cannot he procured Revised and enlarged by Bost
wick. NJ. d.
This work. by of the intelligent and success.
full OF modern ply sicans should find place In the libra
ry Of every family 10 the country being the cheapest
most modern and complete Book Of Domestic Medicine
published. 1t is lar superior 10 Buchens antisusted
treatise end sll similar works
How much better weud be for nvads it, instead Of
dosing themselves with the qusck postrums pills and
of this valuable manual, and, under the appropriate
head mud and sdopt the prescription suitable to their
conpiant-a Prescription recommended by one Of the
most popular and scientific ply sicisn oil any aga
NoTicEs OF THE Press -" rcidedly the best Of the
numerous menuBls CT domestic mod.St- ssry .s pub
lic."-L London Ensminsr.
"The name Of the compiler OF this useful work 10 q
passport every mans confidence. No family should
be without this excellent work by the great Abcrne
- Court Journal
"The prescriptions numerous, and drawn UP with
great Every variety Of disease 10 treated o. and
the best remedies for all given in manner iutelIiyi
bic both to the reader end the
-Mefropoiitan Magdsins.
1.-The snd trustworthy treatise of the kind.
Every person who is travelling should pst OF these
books in his trunk. The chapter the of &C.
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Lon don Times.
"Ws repuiiste se.doctoring-but here ID book .
says the London Atlas (which every provdent father Of
family should have; for there occa,ions when
advice gives in ofillns and accident be
vslusb e' Price tw enty FIVE certs.
This day published and for sale by
BURGESS sTRINGER,
Corner of Broadway and Ann street. New JERK
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MURDER TRIAL IN CANApA,-James McDermott
and Grace Marks were tried and convicted in To-
ronlo the Sd instant, and sentenced to be hanged
on the 2lst Tor the murder of Thomas Kinneer and
Nancy Montgomery. McDermott was perfectly I'm.
concerned throughout the trial, but the young GIRL
Grace, was in tears. and swooned when the verdict
was rendered. In falling forward Of the spikes
surrounding the dock Inflicted wound in her
breast, and although not Of serious nature, caused
much pain.
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sure ana certain
Foreign Interfere nce-The Famous Bull OF
the Pope OF Rome against the Social In
situations OF the South!
II will be recollected that in the very remarkable
letter written by Daniel O'Connell, in the name of
tbs Dublin Repeal Association, and addressed TO the
Repeal Association at Cincinnati reference was
mace 10 the Bull slocution" of the prese Pope,
denunciatory OF the institutions of the South. BY
this document Mr. O'Conne sought TO augment,
with all the soemnity and effect of the highest &C.
clesiastlcal authority, the violence and severity
with which he assaed the institutions of this coun-
try. The document had been very carefully con-
ceaed IN this country, but the allusion in O'Con-
nes letter has given every possible publicity its
existence, and it need hardly be added, excited the
keenest interest in the public mind here. We have
received from the highest in this city, ORR
sinal copy .f his famous document printed at Rome
BY authority, and dated "lslO" We annex copy
of the Bull, and also translation executed with
great accuracy and fdelity:-
SANCTISSIMI DOMINI NOSTRI
GREG RII
DIpINA PRovIDENTLA
PArAE XVI.
LlTTERAE OsTOLICAE
NIGRITARUM COMMERCE.
NON KxERcENDo
(ARMa3
RoMAs
TyPn CoLLEon UaBAsi
1910.
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Corner Of Broadway and Ann street, New YER

Q3- NOW READY, PART v. OF THE UNMUTI
La ED edition OF the Mysteries Of Pais, ct 30 Aun
strest-Pce I2k cents. Those no desire the aepnins
work. eoquently tranlat will h. buy the New
Woili edition. J. WINCHESTER, Pubbher.
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CANADA.-No speaker has yet been selected 70
the House Of Assembly. Canor and vsu, both in
terminsbe speakers, are now the candidates for tn
chair.
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90 RICH ADJUSTMENTS -Barnum, OF the Anne.
rican Museum, putting forth extraordinary and keel.
lent amnsements this week at the usual price of adns.
SION The Misses Shaw and brother only please the
lover OF music by their harmony but they also
ty introducing many comic productions elicit many
OF laughter 10 addition to them is Mr. Cole the India.
rubber man-bis leerned singing dog Billy; Great wes-
term who is decidedly the grcsest real
niger ever seem besides La Petite Celeste &C Every
body knows thatthe always good quarters worth
Of amusement to be found OF Barnums Museum.
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ANOTHER STEAMER LOST = The Luda, a pack ct he
tween New Orleans and Bayou Sara, was knocked
into total loss by the De Soto on the I'd inst. The
latter ives some what injured.
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BURGESS & STRINGER,
Corner OF Broadway and Ann street..

90 TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION, CURE
Eruptons, Chapp.d and Tender Flesh, &C &s-Ths
most wonderful discovery in medical science for diseases
Of the skin was that made by NJ vesprin the celebrated
Italian ply stefan He shaped his discovery In the form
of beautiful piece Of soap, called he Italian Chemical
Soap. Many ply sicians will hardly believe til they
have the astonishing effect Of this The proprietor
himself has had for two years and half dreadful scro
ulous head dseasehe has had three practical
in that time taken several grsns Of caomel Day for
weeks, had the head shaved twice a week. has taken
sarssparla without the slightest effect he ha, had his
head washed two weeks with II, and II Is curing fast
This much for eruptions For ladies children r clear
ing the skin tan, pimples freckes or roughss no.
thing equal this makes dark yellow skin white
and clear One trial wastonsh all who try ii for chap
ped esh bites Of mosquitoes &C. Sold at the Sign oftho
American Eagle, 81 Chatham street. N. Iso Full
'ou ct Brooklyn or Ledger Buildings Phsielphia;
state strt et Boston, 207 King street. Charleston G..
Never buy 1t unless the signature OF T. Jones the
label.
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GENERAL BERTRAND General Bertrand and suite
left Norfolk on Thursday morning last for Rich
unond
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PRESIDENT Tyler arrived at Richmond last
Thursday, and left the next morning for his farm il
Charles CITY,
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90 NOW READY, CowPLETE IN ONE LARGE
volume, Alisons History OF Europe Price 81 In French
coversSi as bound in cloth Every father OF family
should place this work In the hands OF his Children being
printed In largo type. Office. 30 Ann street.
WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street.
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ed purpose correcting the morals Of both porties;
OF restoring the tone Of feeling which animated the
men who laid the foundations Of American liberty
and independence The time is propitous. If the
right sort OF men follow up the movement in the
right sort Of way, success the most triumphant is
sure and certain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-13

90 FART l. The complete works Of William shak
spesre with forty splendid illustrations; also, with Dr..
Johnsons preface glossary, and account Of each
pay and memoir Of the author, by the Rev Wi liam
Harness, A, with splendid portrait from the Chan
los picture Part contains three illustrations AMI each
succeeding number will contain two splendid ilustrs
ions To he completed in twenty parts each containing
" pages letter press, with the accompanying illustrs
IONS and part to be published onthe LIST and 10Th Of
'ach month Price 40 cents per number For sale,
wholesale and retail, by
BURGESS & sTRINGER,
9ql Broadway. corner Ann 81.
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To our Readers.

An EXTRA HERALD OR SUPPLEMENT, containing
the speech of Daniel Webster, at Andover, will be
served yratis by our newsmen 10 the regular city
readers this morning. We have been compelled TO
this measure by the extraordinary pressure of bust
ness advertisements in our columns.
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no GREAT TRIUMPH J. Now ready, at the Of
Gee OF the New World 81 Ann street, Marryatt's
romsnce, unmutilated! Pice Eight Cents! Narrative
fornia svnors and Western Texas written by Captain
Marry att, B. "A book Of wonderful adventu :es We
content ourselves with promising the lover Of the
marvellous that there is not Of his uttonous tastes
which 'hese volumes are not likely to satisfy -London
Examiner.
Single copies, Eight Cents. Agents IS q hundred
Call at the ohce, 80 Ann street where no mutilatd
works are issued. J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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90 SAM PATCH WAS RIGHT WHEN HE DE

90. SAM PATCH WAS RIGHT WHEN He De.
cared that some things could be done we'll others
None doubt that otter reading the advertisement
OF Pesles Museum There for one shilling only Is
advertised halt million Of curiosies, splendid PICTURE
Gallery, wonderful and lsughable scenes in Ventro.
qnism, comic stories, songs, negro exravagaDzs and
snces besides la Esslsr and then Tor another
shilling fortune teller is thrown In the msnsger Of
tuat Museum understands what he about His place is
crowded daily TO It's utmost capacity.
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90 WORTHY OF REMEMBRANCE.-Dr Felix
Gourauds Poudre Subtle for completely safely and
quckl eradcapg supernous hair from the brow upper
lip sides Of the face the stubborn beard OF man,
this is TACT placed beyond ali possibility Of doubt. Every
purchaser the preparation tested at the Doctors
office, The hair is quickly to vanish, leaving the
skin soft smooth and whiie the Lluen.ss left tho
brow after the ladies have shaved the superfous hair h
by this chemical invention to fade usy, leaving
the skin the cosr OF surrounding paris Buy where
corner al Broadway, where may be had the celebrated
Chemical Soap for removing tan, rmples botches, &c.
BY the OF cake OF this extraordinary Soap the
Wilderness end silky sofness References given hun
dreds who have used in this city and the United states
Buy no where else but 81 Walker street. door from
the corner of Broadway so cents per cake.
Agents Jordan, Milk street. Boston, 70 Chestnut street,
Pniladephis, Gray, Poushkeepsie, Tousey, Rscheser
Chas. Dyer Providence.
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Ga, cory XVI or nv Po,r, (oy THAT rInr)

For The further renasmtTanes Of the case.
Placed az the suprfme head Of the Apo,tslste and s
though with merits Of coniribu ing thereto
.chg 90 vicsgereDt Of Jesus Christ the God who
10 conssqus Of bis very greet love u.s. having been
made msn deienso die also for the redemption Of the
that strive by every IN our power 10 turr
way The faithful from the Dbumsn trsthc 10 BIZ chs or
10 any Gloss OF men Whatsoever. II 10 true when IN.
light OF the gospel began first TO be wretch
n be who ut hat time falling 80 greet NUN
bers into the cruells serviude by reason especially Of
then prevailing felt their condition TO be most ale
waited with Christian masters For inspired by the HOLY
Spirit the Apostles taught slaves themselves on the one
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10 HAVE YOU PAIN IN THE BACK, OCCA.
stoned by stopping the desk the counter. Be-
wsre diseased spine will soon be the result unless
you brace the relaxed muscles and give vgor and acv
~ to the circulation Of the blood in that region The
friction of the flesh brush will not DO he rr,a-
too 10 only temporary. There 10 nothing that
will restore sensbity and strneh tn the muscles and
fhres and strengthen the morbid circulation like Peter
Vegetable Plaues, which being comp sed II rich aroma
tic gums and other pnpgent vegetable substances rs
part constant but not unpleasant glow to the par q,
which they applied; and remove ss by charm all
pan aud IF the muscular aud nhrou organ sa
ton DR.. Peters Cough, Worm and Cshsrtic Loz
fged only by the faculty hut by the nn.
" numbersto sarpsss In efficacy all other preparp ers
for the the complaints Bewsre OF spurious
imations be and that Dr. Peters ,ixnaurs AZ On
Zach box. For sale at l2b Fulton ct.
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NEw YORK ELECTION We have received suffi
cient returns to show that the democrats will have
At least 1900 majority in the popular vote that
they will have o. to the wings 81 members in the
Assembly and that they have 30 Senators to the
whigs'6. This is enough in all conscience.
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trsA-,LArio-
APOST OLIC LETTE R-tBuLL.]
OF OUR MOST HOLY LORD
GRE DRY,
By DIVINE PROVIDENCE,
XVI. PopE Tor rHA1 rAMv,)
RELATIVE TO RETAINING FROM TRAFFIC. IN
BLACKS.
(ARss)
ROSE;
PAINTED At THr Usslr COLLEGE,
IsAO.
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New RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT. We find it announ-
ced In the Boston papers, that DR.. Lardner s
commenced a course Of religious Lectures, In Bos.
ton, upon Sabbath evenings. This Lecture, last
Sabbath evening. was to be upon the question,
care Christianity and the Universe productions of
t e same hand1' to be illustrated by the Planeta-
rum and his entire collection Of telescope and
scriptural views
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NAPOLEON IN EaYpr 1t is said that General
Bertrand has now in press work on the campaign
of Napoleon In Egypt dictated to him by that great
commander while he was at st Helena, few
months before his death, and which goes fully into
all the details OF that extraordinary movement II
will contain, also, Napoleons views Of the politics
of the different governments of Europe during the
same period.
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purpose, namely, Of procuring repeal of the School
Law, by means Of bringing ecclesiastical TO bear
upon political influence, and control il i'll the re-
CURED direction
1t IS impossible not to be impressed by this re-
markable coincidence. Mr.. O'ConnelTs letter
makes fuller revelation of the purposes and de-
signs of the Papa See. The preparatory assaults
the laws regulating property held in trust, and the
interference OF the Clergy in our elections, are
to be followed up by one grand, united organized
attack on our Southern institutions. BY this Bull
all the members of the Catholic priesthood, bishops
clergy, aod all, are enrolled ss Abolitionists. The
whole Catholic church lie thus to be converted into
an Abolition Society, on the srandest and most
comprehensive scale, and compared to which the
Abolition Societies OF New England will be what
little diminishing parties are TO the concentrated
forces OF great army.
| 1t surely does not need much argument to show
how formidable is the danger with which we are
thusthreatened.. II was ecclesiastical interference
whlchdes'royed the old Roman empire. And it is
difficult to exsggerate the Obstructive, dsorganzing
| influence which numerous body of clergy, Jos.
seseibg great influence, and operating in an nsid-
Gus, disguised manner, exert in any country, no
matter how apparently stable its Institutions no
matter how carefully guarded it may seem against
| such an invasion. To what an extent the charges
Of his Holiness, the Pope, may already have heen
carried ont, it lie impossible to cay. All we can do
is to present, fully and fairly, the aspect of the case,
| as revealed IN the important document we have
published, and the concomitant events TO which we
have alluded. The conclusions to be drawn re-
CURE no very extraordinary sagacity to effect their
| elucidation.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
Coyesppndeucs Of The Nsw.Yo.k Tribune.
P.,L,p.1rHiA, Nov. 2o-P.

PtILApELrtiA, Nov. eo-P VI.
Two coored men entered the Co2lmss!oH Store oil WI
son Co.. in Sixth below MarAei Yesterday morning
.bcu,7 O'clock a.d s,os goods the amount OF SOL
They were however pursued, and alter much resistance
on, OF them arrested.
here on Wednesday nvxt Of the steam sae Prince
ton Capt. r. F. Stockton.
The dwelling OF MI Unuh, in Chestnut street, was en-.
tered on Friday night and ROBBED Of quantity oi silver
pIa,e wearing .ppavi, &c II,
There Is nothing OF particular interest to-day; he
weather has been clear and pleasant and the streets o'so
The Lecture before the Carroll Institute few evenings
since, BY John ~ Shea, Esq, Of Sew.Y oIk, Is hight!
spoken o. The ardieuce vas nos only large Out ll's-
cent AID Mr. 5. afforded much Satisfaction
Srocx S,LES.i large business was done on Saturday
in the Stock Market the sales FOR State Securities aud Loans
reaching COO State IS something better sell
ing freely al 70;. State os rcceded Reading Railroad
Bonds improved |; Reading Railroad shares y! tuited
States Skies sold al lle,. Grard Bank fell OF
Exchanges da!l-uo;hing doing hear OF no change
in rat
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

j. The Albany Argus states that the Canal
Board, so far from allowing damages to Canal Con-
tractors FOR the stoppage ofwork on their contracts
70 an amount exceeding sl,5O0,000 have only
llowcd some Sl50,o00, and will only allow some
s4oo,0 in all We must, for The present, pre-
sumo this correct, and that the differing state.
.nents we copied from the Troy Wing and New
York American were founded in mistake At
the same time ii seems obvious that the Contracts
cannot be eQuitably closed now, without paying
70 the Contractors a far larger sum than is here
ncntionsa. However, we await the developments
oi the winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

u 1t strikes us that the Erprcss and other
Wing journals do great injustice to Col. JONES in
Paradng a list of Deputy Shcrtfs, &c. as already
appointed by him. On what authority is this
done Col. Jones is not yet Sheriff of New
York, and we doubt that he has made or will
make appointments, OF authorize any body to an
nouncc any, till he is in Office. 1t is u wanton
wrong to good Wings to parade them before the
public in this way as appointed to offices which
they may not be called to fill, and thus subject
hem to sarcastic comment. When Whig
Sheriff, makes appointments VIC appyehend they
viii not be first published in the Aarora or
Herald
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

SC:DAY Nov. 2o'
FRauo.-A named John Gillen last night a.
rested aGd fully committed answer for the following
faud, committed the 18th Of last month on NJ la d
Griffin, Of Peekskill Gil-n met Ghn at The old Bag,
Head, and purchased cattle and sheep Of him worth so'
offering for $3.50 drawn by Aetnde Sealer in PH
men stating tina, James Eas,ead, butcher, would ca
il Mi. Griffin refused the note but Gi!len repfe1est
ils tina, Mr.. Henry Cornell, Of No. l3 Roosevelt ire
wih whom he had formerly worked, owed him $685. age
tha, he had shop at No 95 James street. Griffin per nt
HIM take the cattle, 0e paid for day Or the ~
loving day Gfia called a, Gens for the purchase nv
ney, and the latter get he money for the nov
but did return ard Griffin second sPfllGaiioa ~
payment discovered thai GilIsEs shop clio ed ms ea.
sold and also that as,ead promised TO CASH inc w
that Nh Cornell owed GIlirn cent
PETTY THEFro-Samue Peters coloted man, ~a. r.,i,
rested aud committed prison for stealing 81 from !''''
named Mary Eliz1s.,h Washington. .,e
Mary Jackson for stealing is pledge tickets wo'in nas. ~.
from colorcd woman named Sarah W.ld'' No. 10 oA''
street. na
James Cullen for telling cap from the store 0 D''''
Allen, No. II Cannon street ..,b
s., from William Christie. No 10 King street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
THIRD SENATE DIsTRicT-rohe,,l

[GS5- 4 Sa6so1ts' wishes gi,c such reports Of
II the Lectures delivered City as will stcnd han
fsiead Fl soHs 10 hear them We do no such thing
Il would require half Psre We report Lectures rahe
uiace pcopleto and hear them thar enable
- stay away We shall now, heretofore, report the
Of such embody important aud truths
IKE the bulk oi Lecture such subject as Str3i.
ord Light would neither compor, with ,hs true
nds of newspaper be acceptable the Of our
subscribers Our correspondent ioIsets that have great
many readers of ths City, who feel lively an
interest in the last nights lecture here as he does.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

MAlNE,-Thc Loco Foco papers arc trying 10
CIPHER hg. NioRsE out Of his election BY ten votes
n The Comet District, but VIC don't think ii
possible The kenncbcc Journal is later, and
'ayS Morse is certainly clec,ed.-Rcsult il the
Sroos;ook District moi vet certain.