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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-04

NlBLO,S GARDEN.

srrgch CI"rany h,l sde an srgsssuent with. Gr lew
:, T"NsrsuR BLes
s, wfS$S1s' s 81 ! u. nv ':''f i;,,
s.,a u rRr a sS;v' t q Fl ;'T;'' o''"''
y" W. h''t fe9I,-'eat ion with great appliuD.
Wi, ,,,,,;, III, M a.. ~ unLvr
whole f6s F's.ta g altST,''' aided by mo
With n: ''i & 9;' f i;.;o.s
iI,sen., r'inces of Neva ' ~. Mile o..,
Nc ,:n &; M'', H nl 1s.ssn
Aaa-ul &c IT.T S.i 9F q GIE ras co,ys~
-. hs,,-ThE tGlEhS'. MEAD 1Iw'A1'
View 1.-THE Oldiouvfe-rhs PIE of the Tulers Psns
N,so. Of n. French comssrv--vonaa,, "wednesday.
Ssas sst,s GSsl.a comPs,;-1r.-.v, sss,,4,,.
PARK THEa'rlS,~
the T Sa Srs + s Informed t in Of
r 81. es,,Is III Nnk ss rcJ j2;T
EsS Of as o Ii. e.s ssfs OIL s
oaH.HAM THEATRE
srA YEAR 81 a% SfHg2sS4 fSDEpssDsscx
sTs %,Iss M. r.a vi.
s Booze. q fss . Pr i2y1 &c :,
CHATHAF. THK;x i ,771-- --------
n0' eloRio1s FOURTH; or = III ''".
On ms, Eys ~ IS F s Ate. .s:s
x ~ Il e s Xs his H''en'aa s'
Oeluvan's Pavilion circus.
UNION SQUARE, BRoAAp,WvAY, NEAR The FoUN
Equestrian Director, Mr. Cadwaladsr. Clown, Mr.. Wa
9Th ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPAN.
DENCE.
h %h1 tSa Of
VsfSAE vaHsSss IS, %
ESts. asl,. H. X :, II, and .
OLD vT viii" GnSf,sa s T9s
Fer fall raHeuar of this 'pendid performance REQ
GRAND EVENING PERFORMANCE.
Doors ofen q: halt p,st7 Performance sts
TUESDAY EVENING July I. the performance. will eoa
vloronIus KE1y$%S HIST; II SAz WARRIORS or
ssFsg ss.%' s. M NJ. Si; d. ae
sisn0r Thrift will appear or ID: c% cord soaus
THE sPRITE or THE SILVER SHOWER
AMERICAN THEATRE, WALNUT 81
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CUsHMAN.
10y conclude S with Ri sN
MD, +. A. MARSHALL. Les....
ASsTslChg rUSEDUw,
AND ERIAL GARDEN.
FOURTH OF JULY, l776 AND 1913
rW REfT AT srnAErIo n kAMRsMEnNck
Unsurpnfed ia Variety, soveIty ard Talent viii race
during the day and evenng-,he first at nine O'Clock
GEN FEN vi EoT DAY.
Esst l:?;
each per omance be will s,.ga Patriotic Song He is eleven
y'Sr Gd sSd u, r. Sy S.t ssn PSgn$.; , -,
bon Fsctory &c ,ai,o isrodnca isnySab,e scents Of
vANTnlLO2UlsM
Nh. H., IN, T9.ulsn vecalat aud PETITE
g. Sherm the bailad,-rer. WIN win sing vaj,ty Of
PATRIOTIC SONGS.
The new and LENGTHY b'lc7nns in front OF the museus
nerI- 100 windows fronting Broadway and the sol and
p, ce 10 the city FOR |tUtll
Viewing he Miit,y Pfcceson,, tho Park Fou1tan, rns
Firing, AM the gro ros which will thrcng Broadway.
spacinrs place of eyes, in Aun street. through
which isite will out CT the thus avoiding the
CROTON WATER RAINING freely in each story Of he
Museum Tor tire hec nmmoato1 Of visit RS.
The BEkUTIFUL FOUNTAIN, with 100 strears lately
erected ~ the museum. Is cooling aud delightful.
BALLOON A3CENSlONS vii take pltcs from the 0ar
,FIRE@oRKs of eaut;ft orier will be re, CD durrax
A living SEA DOG! can Re seen in the Garden n
'" p 1gI' f 90 ~. Ins y great c.rosi,y
ALBlHO LADY! FANCY CLASP BLOWING Chm
tcsmorsTna, and s. o 900 Curiosies.
fcs OF atmission ~ cents Children under nsn paiSe
i23
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From this appears that there equal lO bbls
shipped at Buffalo, and equal to 2l2Ol bbls. less
arrived at tide water o5o bbls stopped the
way. This is pregnant fact Daring the speculative
fever Of late years. almost all the farms of this State be-
mortgaged and the farmers slaves for life To
the mortgages at the low prices of produce they
obliged to sell very large proportion of their production
certain sum must be raised, and when prices low
larger quantity must SO to market Spectators from
Boston have been all winter in Western New York. and
over 900 bbs OF flour have gone the railroad
Boston, That -four is now replaced from the western
receipts Mt the time that the country banks are
Obliged to employ their money, in facilitating specula
tons in -four, which large quantities to go into
store This is movement which hroods disaster. An
accumulation of stocks in the interior on bank account
with the operation of the law AMI the influence of
the Boston trade the western banking ement may
have fatal effect, if prices give way before the crops
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~ y ~ L n N IN N,
LIGHT 5f Fss 7 t!!FaGssi I.fi},MoRE.
XaT III Ps4 roao rro,lie'or.
HAIihG leased tn. extensive and iayo5s .sab'hmsut
EAU compare avantageouy with smar ollshmsnt
seaion the ear rav We SaSe hotel
mos. reng' joined :, every possible eosyeasnce
tSst former well earned reputao ihs rot only
Ia accordance the dcue. Of the times, they have de-
mined to reduce their enaIse correspond Tenn; Is
TIE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY.
T ADIE AND GENTLENEN se. king a few hour; re.
d,qs. q ew fad dsiis illu 'siea The
Fine aes vines elder bottled ice crsar and other
}H ii -''1'' l'' e-'1''e' 1lDI dEsosGE WADE.
ia e AND ELEGANCE IN WALKING-Io the SUI
's sn @ he PSs ss
e. s iS'tp 70 sspE s
hs I3os ard shoes lily better aslcu
cane Of
to ,ae 5po, thus desIee OF ease to The
ware and e elegance Of whch was b;wdto
RdRE .C1N!NCE fUM az Ukr; AS For lale
to lee tor term Of years, three lots ofland he corner
sm5ss 6ssdr;d y Ss." rs;sh
seyentyvc feet 10 length stanton street, built rxpressy
for purposes shs s'Essii R'R'
WILDEts Pa ENI sAi;ANA \ Dh,a sAkh.7taa-
.saA st h.Isby s;SsiS9'b sss
lab since Jone VIII be y G,seSYd to he e,,srs Of
M.msronecx West Chester Go, N;Y.
s. c. HERhISG agent, 1879 Water st, New York.
iy3 3ey ivy &C
s NoW 4 r Gh2f Tine!
s9Siss has Hs% On s'ss
in The 'sl w Al 81
'CHLORlDE OF LIME"
Use NO 81 LIsEKIi sTkEET.
SOAL, CO4L.-Peacn Orchard ed ash Goal, Ist quality
for cash: Fresh broken and from lump in the yard
ard delivered to part Of the city ai So p. toa
stove "a 73 large nat 81 3p % cents per ton less WIZ pe
CHARGED taken irom the boat-weish = g1aity s5snted.
jy 2tsr 57i Greenwich, corner 81 XII ST.
w $50 Division ofers the trade, cheap for cash.
beautiful asowe Of wo three and four blade hnres,
A. MIR the manufacturing Of his goods, he
eau .comGend hs {, equal 20 the best
goods the CITY, The country dealers woid do wei to call
prevou. to pnrehl.ing osewhere mH lmer
CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE.
JAMES kYLE'S INVENTION.
SUITABLE for E4nks. Offices, and store doors. where
aity requres Persons IN want o. first raieErie!s for
that Obtain the same ~ applying az $ Hammond
st. cor Of hudson. ie:2 lm*r
no THE FUBLIC.-The propII.toI Of tue House Nc.
Fton street, known a. PelTiaps Saloon rears has am
with patronage his former Of business
and takes 'h- pesehi occasion 20 riom them that ne has
ith similar establishment IN inc end whsie
aso, by unentted estion together wi determine ion
expense have been spared. DAVID PEAhsALL
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dt.1H hkWAnD WILL BE PAID FOX TIE HH.
R~c coyery a. The Toll! articles which were stolen
about o'soek Lass evening fro No Psrk riac, new
blaek ftOck beeter dress
ciarel coat, brown irocR rair hiu car nere
pants, pair sex ca,sinvts gt. pe French
fimers pents, pair I'D Lsrt cas- inner.
pants, .nd tsveIal ohtI ta a'iIc "a liberal wsid will
o. paid Tor the arrest ol thv t itcovty If sBy
OF above aucles.
jytGsy BEVERLEY C. ROWLING
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FUURTH OF July,
CELEBRATION BALL,

CELEBRATION BALL.
MR. PARKER has the honor 10 Announce II his rends
I1 and the pubic that he ntendy giving Grand Bali t-
evening Of 'he 4h Of Juls, a. Wsng'on all, which
csion the will be handsomely dec rated Tn, Company
will suppiisd with the choice ices end ui,s Of
Tickets for adu ion so c.ntsto admit gentle
ladic.-cn be obtained at Washi gon Hail. TaHmsny HAL
aud Loytjoy's Hotel wi stey
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LOMPTKULAEK'o OFFICER
Alhans, July l. I8i3. :
is2 and ,syshle one We from date will be red.. med
the Treasury, Aibsuy ste Maahsttsn Bank, IN tee cy
ofNrw York the sid bonds will sfer
the txpirai Of tho year Tor which they W. Sued
Iy4 CTR A. & FLAGG, Con ptr0es
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NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH

PYROTECUNIST, FROM SWEDEN
NJ ESSHS kOLLBERG TRAGAhDH have the honor
lA t. inform American public that they have exten
sve varied assortment OF Five Works Of all aud every
kind at their tahisnment Hsrsmus Lolg Dock in New
Jersey half mile from Jersey CITY, opposite rev York
which they offer Committees and Others ct the iaTvra
Believing the trade principle moderate cash price
for good article they request the avnn of the public
above place. the Of Robert Johnston, No. 81 Cour,
iandt street AL orders, scale OF size prompt
to, by addressing the subscribers at either of -
above places.
NICROLASA A, KOLLBERG&J TRAGARDH,
my 7-2m"r Harsimus Long Dock, New Jersey.
EIREWOkKs BY TIE MANUrACTUKER5.-D
MORAN co; Pyyo;echsists, IS Chatham street. offers
to the public splendid oil Fire wssks superior
quality and in this other country The
above have been by them expressly for this
ket; also sell much cheaper than yende twp ud
guarantee all gods from their No peddiinR from this
the city free of expcuss.
N. B.-rxhbit Fireworks CT superior quality, with
red purple green, yoow and Olue fires Aso,
bS the pound. III fmtrs
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DENMAN the ormor propfietcr OF the Tvol Saloon Inv
ing meds ARA gemSntI with the esegt propneci has
taken cha Of the md will OF his Grand Mill
'aty Invita- ion Balls the ih July. The Gard will be
opened former rn furnished with luxury
Affords and nothing shall b.. wanting give eni-e
Satisfaction to!hose who may favor hin, with ctl
Tickets be at Golfers Merchants EXCHANGE. pal
mers Gus House Exchange; at ICuEge 10, Canal
ana at III. Saloon.
&c.. ign 5tjssr
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This is remarkable table. The navigation has been
TO days open only this year. while last year had been
open l2O days. Therefore, in half the time this year. o.
navigation an aggregate Of 10 per cent produce has
been received, yet prices high last yesr and
higher than in three previous years. This latter effect
Is undoubtedly produced by the influence of the album
dance of money upon produce, in the that
stocks effected in the cities The following is
amount Of tolls received at Buffalo, the number of boats
cleared and the quantity of four gene eastward from
the opening ofcanal navigation July seasons
as follows:-
ls43 lsi. 1884, 1870.
Tolls, $4G7.0l3 1874 596 4la8 902 Slz2,q77
No OF boats. 1.St0 100 l920 l,35,
Flour, barrels, s07,286 2s8t64 283,6Si 272,O72
Wheat, bush, 4a,G93 29i,h0 22i,72T 25 1903
CaLal opeA, May April 20 Apul 26 April 20
This is prodgious result But it is a singular fact
that the quantity of flour arriving tide much
less than the quantity shipped from Buffalo, follows
ShppedIrom Bu6alo. Arrived at Tide ,cster
Total 10 22d June 10 ED June
Flour bbis Wheat, bu. Flour bbis Wheat bu
is ~ asssS 81 ss s sssss l ssss
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State OF rade.

$50 shas l. Island r r % $1,000 lnois S. 1870
- 20 J2Z
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PARK THEs'rIS~
The pubic Is sctfuy Informed that in consequeres o.
the IN xpeeted detention Of
MIR. BOOTH,
this hestre will be CLOSED uhf
~, TU ESuAY NEXT, JULY 4. az.
lhs Last Night of the Sea, o. DGe rotice wa nr gwen Of
| ndepenueuee 49, N'-~'~--
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They see, too, that the time has arrived ~nsn
a iactious, partisan opposition TO the Ad'n'n''
tration, is liule better than treason TO Tue 'ou"
try that not only is the whole country :"
state of suffering. and the national crea'' 'u"'
a, home and abroad, but the Union i'sen' o''
Republican ystem OF Govefn'hen'' -.
ger that there are no visible or probable oouna ,
10 the present madness of party spl'i'' ana ."a''
ia soeb state of things, the existing Aa''i"''
t,stiou. unless il can be charged win som.
rious dereetion of duty, is the o"'y 'a"s ne
oon, for all good cilizens-for all who prefer '"'
go, and welfare of their country 10 the TEN
porary and precarious success oil a party
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MESSAGE or THE PRESIDENT.

We call the attention Of our readers 10 the
short bat emphatic Message sent by the Presi'
dent yesterday to the House Of Representa-
lives, land which is inserted in our Congress
sional proceedings.) The importance oil the
document claims coDsideralion-and the source
whence il emanated, and the assembly 10
whom il was addressed, together with The all
engrossing subject upon which il treats, rem
der il one Of the most important eonmunica-
lions that could be addressed 10 the public
The late hour of It's reception PNcludes fur
Their remarks to-day.
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New York. Here, IL Is UNDERWOOD that editors
should be honest men, and pay their debts, II they
can Mr. Plessants 10 the organ Of the Wings Of
Virginia aud 1t lie therefore supposed that he express
es their ideas of morality aud honor.
The Petersburg InteIliseneer is engaged IN the
very ungenerous business of chaslisng MIR Penny
whistle Willis Hall, of the New York Legislature,
because that modern Sir Toby Chad, defends
Governor Seward aud his associates IN The
negro abduction business. The lntelligencer ought
10 know that Mr.. Hall is Wing Of its own
school and kidney, and is the champion ofthe "Whigs
proper" Of the State of New York. II should not
get up family quarrel; indeed, II should learn that
il is not good policy To get up feud with the last
Of the Wings"
Some of the newspapers are getting up an out
cry against the new Post Office bill, aud denominae
il stamp act" am not at all surprised that the
bill should be offensive TO the gentlemen OF that des
crpton Of the press but il is due TO truth TO say
that with all Others The bill is popular and, may
add, that the Of society demand its passage
No class of people in the United States can be emit
tied to exclusive privileges. No good reason can be
assigned, why the who publishes newspaper
should not be taxed well the citizen who is Gu
gagged in other pursuits.
The weather is once more spring-like and delight
full II is hoped that winter has at last become bank
rupt in its resources.
The Democrat. the legitimate Democrats Of Rhod,
Island have nominated ticket for State officers
Gen. Thomas F. Carpenter, Democrat Of many
years undertaking standing, is candidate for Gov
ernor.
The Washington correspondent Of the New Yorl
American, Mr.. Coots--Annacharsis Cloots--is in
formed that Neckar in New York cannot recognz.
him so long as he is the protested advocate Of wha
Mark III. Sibley calls " our coored brethren ant
sisters" and openly advocates Mr.. Ohio Giddings
and wool and ivory rebellion. He must continu
to associate with his colorcd brethren" Casa
Africanus Greedy and company, and not attempt +
thrust his woowoo nose into the better circles o
white society. Who am, he can never know, un
til he goes through the process Of abluton in thu
Euphratcs, and is purified and sweetened by the ap
pcation of the cosmetics and perfume Of Mons
Le,cis Parbleau, Of Rae de Roman.
MIR. John Smith, Jr., Of Arkansas, with whom h
claims acquaintance, acknowledges no association
with and vagabonds; and will probably pacl
up the popnjay in pickle to be handed to future &c
nerations like an embalmed Cincinnati porker. Mr.
Smith is unknown to me- and, am,
NEcKAR IN New YORK.
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FOR THE MADISONIhN.

FOR THE MADIsoNIAN.
THE DEATH OF MRS. J. l.. HOPKINS ON
FEBRUARY 9, lS43.
A rose the garden mourneth-
A star has left the sky
The glory lent awhile to Earth
Lost-in Eternity
AS rainbow colors vanish
In sudden gloon, away,
When tempests sweeping DER the skies
Obscure the day-god's ray:
Thus, while in thee our charmed hearts
Found all that earth endears,
Fate's sudden stroke has turned our joys
To darkness and to tears
So lovely-and so beautiful -
Thy radiant smile seemed given,
Amid the shades Of this dim earth,
To speak TO us Of Heaven!
And still, the memory of its light
Whispers Of that bright land,
Where thou art, in immortal bloom,
Amid the angel band.
Yes thou vert all that poets dream,
Vert all that saints might love
What wonder, then, soul so pure
Should early soar above:
While mourning Friendship, mid her tears,
Alas in vain, essays
To wake, TO thy sweet name, strain
OF honor and Of praise.
Too deep our grief, for words to breathe
The love for THEE we owned
But in our hearts, thy image lives,
10 fadeless beauty throned
BY LADY.
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isoRIAsy or RoMas CAruolro, ~ rHu Usrrup
STArrs.-Thc number Of Roman Catholics in the
United States has been lately estimated at 800 600
an increase Of 900 900 since The beeis ming of the
Ie42 Or churches and chspes there are 574, and
81 in process OF construction making total Of SIS
Of obcisting priests the number is 2--l9 Of these
have been made in the year ls40; 81 new churches
have been erected in ls42-l4 Of which are 10 the
diocese Of New York Philadelphia .9ro ,oop
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+ ON The NJ y. Commercial Advertiser.
TIE SILVER BULLET.


The readers Of American history will recollect
that 10 the plan of the campaign of Burgoyne il was
Intended that Sir Henry Clinton should ascend the
Hudson from New York, and join Burgoype at Alba
ny. Fortunately, however, neither of the parties
succeeded IN reaching the point Of Junction Gin
ton, IT will be remembered, commenced his voyage
up the Hudson, taking Fort Mont. omcry, defended
by Governor George and General James Clinton,
in the Highlands, proceeding thence North of ESQ.
pus, VIII ch was captured and burnt. Immediately
after the capture of Fort Montgomery, Sir Henry
Clinton despatched a spy as messenger TO BurgoyDe
announcing his movement, and thus far its success
The spy furnished with letter enclosed in sil-
yer buliot-the silver being coated with lead, and
the bullet mixed with others Of real lead which he
carried with affected careessness IN his pocket
The sly, however, was taken in Dutchess county
near Red Hook, and searched. On handing the
bullets, IT was discovered tina, one much lighter than
ihe other. "Why, this can never be a bullet ex-
claimed one of the captors "it is too light" The
oy thereupon snatched the bullet from the hand of
tie other, and instantly swallowed II. The circum-
stance reported 10 Governor Clinton who direct
ed surgeon TO take him ia hand for the purpose OF
bri ngng the mssive 10 light. An ometc proving in
adequate to the object, powerful ca,haric effected
the purpose, and on opening the bullet the following
letter was extracted therefrom;
"Fonr MosTeomrRv, Oct 6, I777.
"Nous roiei, and nothing between us but Gates 1
sincerely hope this little of his may facilitate
our operations. In answer to your letter of 2slh
Sc ptember, by G. C., shall only say that cannot
presume to order, advise for reasons obvious
heartily wish you
Faithfully yours,
III. CLINTON.
"To General BuBeorSu."
The man upon whom the bullet was found was
hanged as spy, upon tree, in little place called
Hurley, about three miles from Esopus-now Kings.
ton. We have revived this scrap Of history from The
circumstance that Gen James Tallmsdge. one of the
heirs of Gov. Clinton, (George,) exhibited the bullet
and the original letter al the meeting Of the is,or
cal Society on Tuesday evening.
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MAST, east Of the National Hotel, Penn.yly

- MAST, east Of the National Hotel Penn.ylya.
~. MIA Avenue, Washington, has the pleasure to
announce TO his friends and the public that he bs,
engaged skllful and prompt matchmaker, and hopes
his former customers will again give him their Gus
tom. lie pledges himself that all work in tn watch
making line shall be executed in such manner to
give perfect satisfaction, and nj such prices will
suit the times. All work will be done with despatch,
and warranted. All manner Of gold and silver work
done in tie best style, and warranted. Gliding and
silvering by the new process
feb IA-n
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J. KENMORE COOPER.


uT We must defer the publication of the
voluminous statements Of - few weeks
When we commence the exposition of the '.op-
ers'ions" OF the Globe, we intend to dispose Of
the beautiful subject" in consecutive num5er.
We will not, perhaps, be able TO devote sulicien,
space TO the matter until the adjournment Of
Congress. After the 4th Of March we will
have full nine months war, a La Re,to,
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Tn. PRovrsros M.ssrr At C,sewv, r.,

IHs PRoUsios MsRErr AT CrSoNsAr-Tbe
Cincinnati Chronicle Of Friday last says.
1--WE have occasionally visited tho great u,ro.
houses where the provision business ia carr. on
and kept our eyes on the state OF the market Tn.
general result IN respect to quantity is that over two
hundred thousand hogs-a number exec, ding thai Of
any former year-bas been packed in IN /, eity md
neighborbood.r ''''
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.

MosDar, 18th February, Isi3.
Present as on Saturday.
No. 81 Isaac : Brown, ct al appellants, rs. the
City Of JeHersonville, d al.
The argument Of this cause was continued by MIR.
Legare for the appellee, and concluded by Mr. Ties,
Tor the appellants.
Adjourned TIL tomorrow at II o'clock
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The editor Of the New York Herald is in a
very great error IN respect TO the feelings Of the
friends Of the Administration towards him.
We do not concern ourselves, in the slighlest
degree, between Mr.. Parmeee and himself
They have both been excellent friends to us
aud our cause, and between them, in their pri-
vale affairs especially, we can take no part
We can only regret that the Herald, which
sprung so disnterestedy to the side Of the Ad-
minlstation, and with so much efficiency. in
former times, should now be making so un-
righteous an attack upon il. Mr.. Bennett has
never, in his life, received a letter from the
President, and he is at perfect liberty to publish
the only letter which captain Robert Tylerp
ever wrote him, and to make any silly devotion
ments which his Imagination may suggest
The editor speaks of the Convention of the
fifteenth of March. We will see whether his
threats, or any other consideration, will inau-
ence the success of the People in the cause of
the People.
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A NEW PROPOSITION

The Ohio Statesman contains a proposi,;o,
mat caucus be held before the adjournment
OF Congress, by the members, to FIX upon The
Aih July nerf as the time for holding the Ma
uon"i Convention, and that it meet al the Her
mi'age' and select General Jackson to preside
over IL.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-14

THE REPUBLICAN" Is the title OF new dailv
paper just started at Petersburg, Va. 1t i. Of
medium size, well printed aud well edited. II
advocates Republican principles.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-14

- AT a meeting Of the Franklin Fire Company
held on the lh instant, the following Offices were
elected for the ensuing year;
Mr. II CoLrm.s, President
l.. HAsmIoN, Vice President;
Gro. LAMB, Treasurer;
J. II. JoSrs, Secretary;
w. X. ELLIOTT, Assistant Secretary.
MIR. DuDcanson declined serving another term
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-14

UsrRrcEprsrID.-There are but four ship. re-
naming uocieared IN this port And such is the
scarcely OF seamsn, that shipowners are compelled
to send to the Cape to procure hands to man their
vcssels--Boston Transcript ofM< 4h