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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07
rhe st-eet-s,,seping ,1achine.

The Street-ssSeeping Machine.
An experirnen, was made yesterday N Cham
bers street. between Centre and Broadway. with
the new Strec,-Sweeping Machine and SET
Loading Carr which Is Of recent English mTen-=
ton. and has been hitherto entirely unknown IL
TINS country. The trial was made undeE Tue o.
rection Of c. j. Buckingham, Esq the American
Agent Of the Pa:en;ec, and the model use1 was
one which he imported. 1t operation was very
successful aud fully illustrated the PrmeiP!e q
the machine. winch was all he Intended to DO, a
those he proposes to build IN this country VIII Be
iyn,,oyed in several essential particulars. \ vice
track was swept almost perfectly clean-the dilt
,,e;ag deposited in the cart and removed as the
process Of cleaning wenton- No dust was raised
although the street was very dry; and the ma
chine removes mud and stones with almost as
much facility as ordinary dirt.
The average work Of 4 scayenger, working by
hand Is abou, one thousand square yards day
Of sweeping only. BY the machine between
three and four thousand yartis may be swept, the
filth loaded and removed in a SINGLE hour. The
price Of cleaning the streets IN some OF the Eng
Iish cities IS abou, four shililngs and SIX pence Tor
each thousand yards. 81 the machine the en-
tire expense IS twelve pence after deductng the
price ofthe manure and adding patenlee charge
of SIX pence set OF brooms VIII sweep SIX or
seven hundred thousands yards. \ man WHO
worked the machine through the month Of janu-
airy last averaged 3ll1 yards per hour, and some
times cleaned more than 1909 yards within that
time. He was pad seven and quarter pence
/ per thousand yards.
The amount Of labor and OF consequent eN-
pcnsc TO the city that may thus be saved is CYL
dent. The machines have been used for some
time in Manchester, England, and have fully
realized the highest expectations forIned concern
mo them The annual report Of the Street Com
lnlee OF that city for the last year, states that N
1888, IS, 500,0 900 square yards were swept, from
which were removed 39.4O9 loads Of swcepings.
+ In l542, when the machine was used, u 800, 00O
square wards were swept, and only 25,029 loads
were removed THIS fact is mentioned as pro
wing that the use Of the machine has effected
highly beneficial change in the cleanliness OF the
city, preventing disease and preserving i'ic pave
nents The COMMITTEE strongly recommend the
continued employment of the machine
Whether the machine Will be likely to be used
in this city VIC cannot say. That Its use would
save annually many thousands of dollars to our
citizens, and be of inestimahc benefit to the
health and cleanliness Of the city We cannot
doubt But, as has been suggested by others,
il cannot rote;' and lacking this ability it may
seem to the ruling powers to lack the only essen
tia qualification. An Irislman who witnessed
hcexpcrilnent Yesterday remarked that SHOULD
like to sec it taken down through Orange street
Whatever might be the result of such AN eNPeii-
mcnt We know no par; Of the city which more
urgently needs a thorough trial Of such a ma
chine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

~ - e''i 0fsTz' &ie worth th4 price Of admissions
People talk Of nothing bat Ib (;;,n, CIR, :. p.s,
OH tusram 4 Of MA prevails respecting her
Is Certainly The curiosity Of h4 Kind eysr seen
ts CID ed weighs 30 pounds The IIinseis of tn
60 oyI'F, 3iS Ad1ir, Miss Blanchard AID La Petite
comprising PERFORMERS and the Giant Curl all 20
ios 9ae shlliHs Performance tbs afternoon &. }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

4 MoysrER.-Some time Snce we gave an az
count of a !uan who had been confined N our
workhouse iornca1lv forty years. lie died . snort
time since at the age of about seventy. lie VAS
deaf. dumb and blind. and for more than thirty
nine wears had been confined in the cells Of the
house. and during this length OF time had nc com,
mlncation with a single individual, and lived
nor, Ike a beast than q human beng lie slept
on nothing but hard boartls, aud wore only shlr'
and pantsIoons. His iooiwas daily handed him.
when ne would rise, take it aud cat. aud then re-
turn to his board where he iaycu-ed up tilI i'no-
thcr meal was brought in. lis name was Mayo.
In this manner he lived occupying but two cells
one in the cellar in winter and another n an out
house in summer, for this long period PREVIOUS
" to his confinement the poor house, he was Tor
i've wears a tenant of the county all. It's SAID
tII.t he was bright and active when child, bat
ssyerc sickness destroyedhiS speech and hearing
Possessing violent temper. and depraved wlthhl'
he committed various crimes, which induced his
friends 10 confnc him. He once set fire 10 his
fathers house When taken to jail hs anger was
so intense, that he tore out his eyes with ms own
hands. and thus for forty years was deaf, dunno
and blind. Portland f'oV''e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

he Boston Sliast.els throwing ever thing Nero
pln ihi mt die SHADE he the American
it orleht lad last appearance The veI, fogo th Cn
a Is cool ofs-Lfs worth thu price Of .inissio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

u TnE CINCINNATI CHRONICLE comes to US
considerably enlarged, and otherwise improved
1t is one OF the ables. bes, principled and best
formed journals IN the country; rejoice hearth
ly at this gratifying evidence OF its increasing
success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20

SINGrNG.-It will be perceived from card in
another column that Madame Sutton has opened
private classes for finishing lessons in singing at her
residence. The distinguished attanments in musi.
cal science, and the great vocal powers of this ac-
compllshed artist are too well known and Justly
appreciated as to render any formal euogy unneces-
sary. Madame 5 has had the fortune to enjoy the
tuition OF two OF the most celebrated masters, and
none can excel her in the rare talent OF imparting
thorough knowledge of her divine art new,
and what must prove most attractive feature in
The system adopted by Madame Sutton, is the seec-
ton and arrangement of the studies for the pupils,
which consist OF beautiful airs frem the favorite
Italian and French operas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20

CnArHAM THEArRE-Among the numerous and
excellent melo-dramas continually produced at this
theatre, none can exceed in powerful incident and
dramatic elect those announced in the bill for this
evening Woman's Life" play of intense in
ierest, presenting faithful portraure of The many
tnall which oftentimes beset the life of woman. is
powerfully cast, aud will be performed in a most
impressive aud effective manner by the entire
strength of the company. This, with a superb
array Of Other attractions, is sufficient to ensure An
ovefhowilg nOuss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20

U. ). SLooP OF WAR SARATOGA DIsMAsrED We
learn from AdamsS Co. that the U. 5. sloop of war
Saratoga, which sailed from Portsmouth on Thurs
day, for New York, intending to join the African
squadron, dropped her anchor off Wallace's Beach,
IN Rye, in the gale of that night and morning They
were obliged to cut away her masts on Friday
morning. An officer arrived in Boston on Saturday
mornlng, for the purpose of getting steamboat TO
tow her back to Portsmouth. The Express was sent
10 her assistance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20
~ Y(IIIK aERALD
797v York. Monday. March 30. Is4s

TrrpcF BETT's OPINION IN THE SoMERs CASE
The greatest interest is felt with regard TO the OPT
MON 10 be delivered in the Circuit Court thus morn
ing. by Judge Belts That it will be an able opinion,
and credtable 10 the acknowledged legal ability OF
this distinguished Judge, no one can Tor a moment
doubt.
The legal questions involved in the case,
although of such deep interest, and presenting am"
pie grounds OF discussion, are yet easily expressed
and understood. We may state the great point OF
controversy in very few words Had Congress
the power, or have they attempted, in the organl-
zation of the navy, create body, altogether as
tinct aud separate from the subjects ol the CIVIL
power, amenabe Only 10 the naval code or DO
the individuals of whom the naval force is COM
posed. retain all the liabilities and responsibilities of
citizenship with the added obligations and labi-
lities IMPOSED by their official position! In other
words. was the naval code meant TO embrace only
those offences which only the members of the naval
force could commit such as breaches of discipline,
and also such crimes as might be committed by
them beyond the limits of the civil authority, and
the immediate punishment OF which called for
by necessity, or was that code meant to embrace all
crimes, of every description whatever committed
by persons belonging to the navy?
These are the questions which Judge Belts is
TO pronounce. 1t is of course impossible to anuci-
pate the Judgment We shall, if possible, give the
opinion in our evening edition, but at all events, in
to-morfow's paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20

NAVAL. S ship Boston, Capt ]. s Long
from Macao, for Pacific, via New Holland, sailed
from Angler Roads, Oct. 27-all well.
Captain Ramsay, now in command of the soon
Of war Van ialia, sshortly to be tried by Cour,
Martial at Norfolk II will make no difference with
his command, however, as the Vandala will con-
unue under his orders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20

VI 'ne representatives chosen, l0l are democrats,
~ wings, and 10 conservatives The democrats in
the House, last year, had majority of about Sc
venty The Tyler party" is advancing back wards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20


THIS EvENINe.-Great dongs this evening First
and foremost is that Clay ball at Washington Hall.
1t is given by the Third Ward Democratic Clay
Club, and will be splendid affair. We advise all
the young locofocos to attend it but they must
wash their faces, comb their hair, and brush their
boots. These political balls constitute new feature
in the system of eleconeering The tactics are new,
and must be understood before they can be success
fully encountered. The locofocos must therefore
attend, and get Instructions 1t may be easy
enough to cope with coons but when the contest
is with the ladies' oss of liberty and bondage for
life may be the consequence.
Next is the concert OF Mrs. Edward Loder, at the
Apollo. 1t her first in this country.
Then we have Haydn's grand Oratorio of the
Creation, at the Tabernacle, by the New York
Sacred Music Society.
Last though not least, is the tail of our comet in
the Southwestern Theatres, up among the stars of
heaven.
These constitute amusements enough in all con-
science for one evening. Mr. Rarnum, however.
thinks otherwise, and brings out new star, in the
person OF Mary Darling, who has just arrived on the
last beam of light from the new comet We have
always supposed that the beautiful exhibition of
magical illusions might be carried to much high
er pitch Of perfection than it has yet been in this
country; and the Importation OF foreign star in this
line, by the proprietor of the American Museum,
indicates that we are to have this devouy wished
for contamination. Mary Darling, direct from
the comet, appears this evening, with a very high
reputation TO sustain, and a strong curiosity TO
crafty. Chinese juggler will also give us touch.
OF the antpodes.
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.-We learn by the
Prompt at Boston, from San Juan, whence she
sailed the 10th ult that the authorities of Mica
ragua betray decided aversion to American and
British merchants and lose opportunity of placing
embanassments in the way of landing and receiving
cargoes. Send sloop of war there with plenty of
powder and shot, and their aversion will exhibit
different aspect
THE SToRM.-The storm of Thursday was really
terrible in its effects. 1t not only completely dsar
ranged the mails, but caused The loss Of much life
and property. It extended as far East and South as
we have heard from. Our advices from the East
are from Portsmouth, N. II.
From the Boston Courier, March Is.
A severe gale and snow storm commenced on
Thursday night and continued, with some inter-
missions throughout the DAY yesterday. The wind
commenced at North East on Thursday evening,
blowing very heavily, but shifted to the South East
before morning, blowing with equal violence, and
during the snow storm yesterday afternoon, there
was strong breeze from the North West Our CO.
laInns today give some melancholy particulars OF
inc effects OF the gale at sea, in our vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20

~ 'raham's Magazine for Apr can now be
obtained at this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20

New HAMPSHIRE ELEcrIoN.-We have returns
from l6l towns. They give the annexed result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20

To SEaAR SMOKERS We have been requested
by our friend tennques, of 81 William street, 10
state that having received by the two last arrivals
from the Havana, very choice assortment OF
Normas and Nure gas he will dispose OF them az IL
bera prices to all who will give him call also
an elegaltlot of the celebrated "Caballeros (Gen;
tlemcn y which the lovers Of The weed VIII do wei
10 trv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-20

A dispute between them occurred the day before,
in which Deford called Hnchman blackguard,
and H. threatened to pull his nose the first chance
he got. AS soon as the House adjourned on Friday,
at noon, he proceeded to make his fingers familiar
with the genteman's probosis Striking with UNI
brelas ensued, members nterfered and the bellige-
rants were separated. The ARRAY has given rise 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
Of the 100 subunary blessings bestowed MORALS health


MO DISEASES general in this country,
~ difficult eradicate have been improperly
ed than those of scrofuous naare, and indeed
Of less establishment than distress that for maades which
in the constitution the general
tce of physic only inadequate perfect but
many tends confirm the disorder habit Mer
curia preparations by most literally without
considering that the province of mercury and
break down the of the blood which, scofu
lous and scorbutic already much impoverished
Ii is the intention and positive effect of PARIS LIFE
PILLS the blood and juices their heathu and
primitive destroy all sharpness and acidv-to open
the INSTRUCTED pores and enable expel all supeuous
humors through the skim which chronic
they will do efectually.
Indeed PARIS LIFE PILLS are now so widely known
and their general utility and value extensively appreciated
that the popeors have from time time been obliged TO
large their establishment and compelled to avail themselves Of
the combined aid OF mechanical skill and power order
nabe them to out supply accordance with the
demand.
All persons less suffer this from relaxed
Of the system dnced by the heat of summer few
weeks of the pills will clear off the and bad hu
thus generated The liver which generally sluggish
will be put into healthy action aud be able 10 perform the
functions sotted 1.-THE body altogether will be reinvigora
ted aud prepared undergo whatever change the fall bring
AS family medicine all powerful in removing bilious
and other complaints arising from the arrangement Of the ALI
mentary ducts, and in purifying the blood.
Sold retail by all the respectable Druggists New
York, boxes so aud IS each, and wholesale by
THOS. ROBERTS u Co, 304 Broadway,
And at Mortons Medical Warehouse" IIalfax Nova SEQ
tia o3 1mr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
MEDICAL.
ITO SINGLE GENTLEMEN ns Others who Tor certain
may privately F rS91sf Am

n cprcoRy NAV be consulted confdentially all hours
of The dsy or evening his private residence NO Barclay
street near Broadway He has been successful in the
frssen of many half cured" which sometimes result
from Concealed hidden but oner from mistaken
Another important consideration
Which has not overlooked the adapting OF remedies
the of PATIENTS who generally desire TO obtain
cur rs speedy and as private as possible
MANY persons have desire 10 be Informed little mat
tiers OF much importance. and therefore has Dr. c. been
duced publish his treatise private malades. called the Ru
bcon All who may thus desire To consult professional
friend should obtain the fourth edition of this work with
cravings which has recently been published Ii much
arged and greatly improved embraces subjects interest
and symptoms Of diseases not before alluded to.
The various forms of bodily and mental weakness ncaacity
and suffering which came under the head Of private
faithfully deneaed and the best practical method of OBJ
tanning sound health work plainly and practically adapt
ed the of all who unfortunately need friendly
sstanee Of whatever or sexhat portion Of the work treat
impotence and destructive habit Of youthful
indssceton from whence results constitutional debility,
will be found both useful and interesting all classet
friendly silent monitor where sensual sexual debility has
made threatening nroad the health constitution and
points only the Of escape but the certainty Of
restoration.
The chapter structure is worthy Of particular attention.
and should be read by The authors method treat
ing this complaint without paint and affords positive I'M
conditional requiring generally only short time in
its The OF the book is SO cents and
may be had any hour of the day evening the anhor
his private esdenee Barclay street near the Park and also
No &c William a st. near Maiden Lane "' '''''''
No. 70 Fulton st, cor. of Gold Z;
No. II East Broadway, cor OF Marke' 81
No. 1873 Bowery, cor. of Spring ST.
No 30 Fulton 81, of Water ST.
No. lac Delaney ST, cor OF Suffolk 81.
No. SO Canal ST.
No. 50 Bowery cor. of Walker ST.
Both drug Of Broadway and Chambers street.
choose order Tit will also be by mail receipt of
dollar addressed TO box 567 sal lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
PATENT ELASTIC
SHOU LDER BR ACE

THE SUBSCRIBERS offer, with full confidence in IN its
article intended brace the shoulders support the back and
expand the chest giving graceful outline to the figure and
will found INDISPENSABLE persons of sedentary habits.
Parents and guardians requested to examine this
which is recommended nameyo brace the shoulders Of
children and Others who have acquired the habit Of STOPPING
with perfect being formed with elastic back and will
subscribers also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring. Russia
Riding Belt The above articles manufactured under the
the business for the last sixteen and may be depended on
Sold wholesale aud retail the old establishment Of
PARSELLS & AGATE,
2H Broadway, corner of Park Place.
n; B.-Lads, will be supPlisd and fitted by calling at the
between Hubert and i.aiQht GA 2msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
EXTRAORDINARY CURE.

UPIFEKQUE PEK OXEN DICUK
mr. JOHNSON takes this method of informing 1.-THE public
that he still affords relief the afflicted of both Sexes and
be always consulted with the confidence in the
worst diseases or any OF the Effects resulting
from the use Of mercury the malpractice Of Quac The
following extract OF letter In the OF Dr. Johnson
clearly illustrates the triumph Of knowledge and experience
over medical 9uacke and the time shows the
necessity the public discrimination between the regularly
DEAN SIR:-
put myself under the care Of vender when
aud made but light OF my affection Instead Of improving
oecame worse every dsyomy appetite failed unable to
tna 70 business and after sxendng $780, this vile impose
had ths mPSdence 70 tell ms he not doctor but merely
rage not being able walk s and drove me your
ofce Duane street You examined my and promised
70 cure me- You have performed undertaking short
time now enjoy perfect health, think il my duty
cose aMcted 70 make this public through the
THOMAS ]. THURSTON,
Carpenter, l Nunroe st., N. Y.
medicine may had of j. to prevent the above disease
Of its numerous forms.
Office open from in the morning till ten night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTIONS,
ASTHMA, &C., &c.
70 4 & f S


FOR the eecua Of coughs colds catarrhs,
TONS whooping cough, liver complaint. asthma difficulty
of breathing, and all affections of the Lungs Sc &c.
The Basam has prepared and sold in New York
by the upwards of and for the
the above complaints be equad city No medicine
offered the public the invaluable
pees Its expecorant combined with its anodyne qualities,
ingredients being all vegetable and the peculiar process Of
preparation give flavor and peasantness which render il
BY it, the quantity sold and the testimonials of those who have
the public and eectua remedy for the above
complaints.
No aborng under any of the above complaints should
delay, but give trial. and the medicine will be
teed to give satisfaction.
be mad only Pearl street, corner of Cross ST. New
York the low price of SO bottle. lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
TO THE LADIES

DR. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
Hls instrument for the radical of Proapsus Ue
Falling Of the Womb by external application, super.
.edng the Of the 9hjectona Peasary confidently
health, IT having failed OF performing cure, under
the most aggTav ated circumstances
The Supporter has attained high character Europe
well IN 5h, country It's adopted to the entire disuss Of
aspita Of London and Paris, and universally
commended in Europe by medical of the highest rank
this country sustained by the leading members Of the
faculties of COLLEGES and Hospitals, and by all the eminent
private practitioners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' at No
Vesey street. having from the business de
ptTtmen where lady in attendance apply
Trusses and supporters female patients Of lmec