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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

A-All the officers except the two on deck; they
had all turned in and the lights were put out; do
not recollect whe Their swore to that exclamation
before the Council of Officers or not do not recol-
lect to whom frs, told it.
Oil the exclamation is strong circumstance 10
show that you was closely watched by Spencer, how
told it?
Al can't recollect, and that is all know.
,,Q-Can you say il you told il at all TO Captain
ton!
-lcannot say, sir.
Q'-You say you told Spencer you liked the plan,
ana was iavorably disposed towards it, did you not
sayto the corr OF officers that you was favorably
disposed ana would Join!
ms cues was objected to, and withdrawn
several questions were put TO the change Of
Cremwsl's manner to the boys, from one of which
VI was r'ictes from the witness that he could not
say II the change ct manner had not proceeded
from The rehuke ofCsprain Mckenzie to Cromwell
but he added that Captain Mex would not have
permitted he boys to curse Cromwell, or any one
else, and that had been submitted to without Crom
well bringing them an to complain.
In the Of the examination, the witness, in
reply TO questions, said that he could not account
for Mr.. Spencers being less intimate with the Off
GERS than with the crew, and that he was general
favorile among the crew Thinking SO, he did con-
ceive u 10 he nut.nOus disposition Tor the
assemble and talk in groups after his arrest, because
they had been told why he was arrested, and they
still continued to converse in low tone, and
| TO separate If an officer went near them.
Q.-Had you any difficulty with Capt. Mckenzie
| at Porto Rico. and it so, give the details ofl
Al had such difficulty, but decline explain
| ing what it was.
Q.-Do you know when the prisoners were first
told there was no intention of taking them to the
United States?
Al do not know that they were told SO.
@ by CouRr-Did any OF the prisoners make any
defence OF their conduct, or make promise OF amend
menli
A-Smal said it was just, and he deserved to
| die
Odd Com Mckenzie manifest any malice
towards them?
A.-No; he behaved very kind and tendery to
them.
Odd Captain Nick. in any manner taunt Mr..
Spencer?
A.-No; for during the conversation at the arm
chest could see that Captain Mex. weeping at
the time.
Q--Were you ever on board man of war be-
fore?
Al was for about month in the Ontario but
never went to sea before.
Here the evidence was read over and the Court
adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

o. BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA.-The desperate
attempts Of interested persons to substitute inferior
the merits we for Bristos upon the public, requires
newed exerons the part Druggists and others vend
ing Sarsaparlla to that the Of &C c. Bristol is
written the cork Of each bottle in red ink. None
other is genuine.
We informed of several late performed in this
city which would the heart of the phanhrophs
hrob with joy had space to give detailed statement
otne parents and friends Of those who have been snatch
ed It were from premature and untimely grave We
would in,tance the of child Of Mr.. u. Burnett SO
Suffolk street, who has just;recovered from scroulous
affection from its BIRTH suffering at times oil but DEATH
now enjoying uninterrupted health to the joy Of its
fond parents who willing 10 add their testimony to
its merits Sold Wholesale and retail by VIM. Burger
so Courtandt street, at retail by Rushton Coz Milhsu
1873 Broadway; Aspinwall, SO william street; syme 6
Bowery Trippe, 1877 Division street; oil Fulton street
Syme, 80 Fulton near Water street. and Druggists gene
rally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

GO For whole year the American Museum has
been in the full tide of Each attraction has made
way for greater and crowded houses daily and nightly
have testified the public appreciation Of the taste and tact
ofthe proprietor But has Barnum had card like
the present-the deputation of Indans-Prophet Chief
ains and squaws In their veins flows the best blood of
the Indian tribes and though they do not speak word
of English, and perfectly unacquainted with
TOMS there is dignity, propriey, and natural gentily
in their department. that produces admiration in every
beholder Their costumes picturesque paint
ing and ornaments in the best Of savage tase and their
war dances truly terrific.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

CHATHAM THsArRE.-Three melo-dramas all Of
acknowledged excellence, and exceedingly well
cst form the attractions at this favorite, cheap and
fashionable place of amusement this evening. The
fine dramas of the "Miller and his Men," ezekiel,
or the Siege of Montgatz," and "Darnley," will
afford evenings rare amusement, and doubtless
secure full house These sterling plays can
be produced at no other establishment with appro.
pirate spirit and correctness or with suitable scenery
and decorations, and all who wish to witness plays
of this character performed in proper style, should
not fail to visit Thorne's beautifully arranged
and we'll conducted theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

lh}- SAILORS HOME.-To the editor Of the Herald
An advertisement appeared in your paper OF Tuesday,
signed "John Sanford John Edwards and forty others"
ALL The most part presume runners for the sailors
Home who get their much day and their b0Td Tor
their services.
They say mos of the statements particularly the
port read by Mr. G. B. Over false and malicious mis-
representations" They refer particularly and only to
the clothing store and washerwomen could wish her
statement founded in truth. They have invited the
public to visit the institution. trust the public will
forthwith do SO, and for themselves The clothing
store too conspicuous to be missed Let the visitors ask
or the account between the clothing store and the CLERK
or treasurer OF the house. compare the store charges or
tell the editor Herald the per centage gained by the
Home Ask the washerwomen il they not regular ser
wants OF the Home and what the of washing to the
Home know the sailor is charged sxpence for every
piece washed for him. the washing is not done on the
premises why is wash house apparatus necessary to
the establishment trust that all so daily invited"
by Sanford Co.. and all interested in the welfare of
men, will visit the Sailors Home-wll fully inquire into
the details othe establishment particularly Charity
hath made her dwelling place from the foundation to
there by real sailor. After full let the pub
lie draw their conclusions. But will the officers OF the
Sailors Home like visit of this searching nature? They
do not back the invitation of Sanford Co. On the sub
ject OF wages, last summer men were driven to ship
themselves in transient ships for what they could get in
consequence othe preference given to the Sailors Home
by the packet ships and others
1t would be as well, AZ the same me for the public to
inquire how far the most essential part of the statement
made at the meeting, (and not noticed by Sanford Coz
ship hut from the Sailors Home, in all give
that institution the preference in shipping This indeed
the main question: and the that affects the sailor most
particularly those who do not to live at and play ten
pins on the bowling alleys of the Sailors Home
g. B. OVER, 3l6 Water st.
Feb, 8. ISi3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

o. The grotesquc and superlatively magnificent
pantOmime OF the DEvoURING OGRE" as performed
at the Park Theatre Circus is all the rage amongst
the thea,r--going community. AS hundreds are
nightly compelled to leave the theatre without OBJ
tanning glimpse Of the performance, seats
should he secured early in the day The good order
observed at this establishment merits the highest
praise, and Mr.. Welch will be long remembered in
this city for his uniform good manageme mt through
our his short but brilliant career-af1ordipg to all
classes of citizens chaste, elegant and nstruc-
tive style Of amusement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

90 THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPA.
rls prepared by the New York College Medicine and
is now almost universally prescribed by the
spectacle portion Of the New York medical faculty which
tact alone establishes m character than columns Of
newspaper certificates made expressly for the purpose
BILE cures effected by this celebrated preparation within
the last six months secondary syphilis chronic rheuma
usm, nodes debility from secret indulgence and other
causes salt rheum engagements Of the joints cuaneous
ulcerations scroua and eryspelas This preparation is
guaranteed not TO contain particle OF mercury or any
mineral being composed Of nothing but the best south
American Sarsaparlla Gentian and sassaras extracted
by process unknown TO the American chymist.
Sold in bottles at 10 cents each
In cases Of half dozen bottles, So so.
Do do one dozen, CO.
Principal office aud consulting rooms Of the College
" Nassau street. New York.
w. s. RICHARDSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

VALENTINES. No. 2Os Broadway, has
Just an assortment of pretty valentines which
he has Just imported from London; amongst them
is devilish comlcal one; we advise amateurs In
that line to make haste, or they may be too late
He has also received few of the Bjou Almanac
for 1913, with poetry and portraits the smallest
book ever printed.
Colmsn is a perfec, Napoleon among the print
seIierA. Only call at his store and take look
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

THE VIRGINIA MlNsTRELs.-The four representa-
tves of the song, laugh, and humor ofthe Southern
descendants of Ethiop's cline, who have recently
introduced new and complete set of original glees
and music, at the Bowery Amphitheatre, take be-.
neft this evening prior to their departure for Merry
England, no! where they will delight and surprize
those who have been partially astonished at the pc
cuarty of the musical genius OF the sable sons of
our Southern territory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

BowERy AMPHIrBEATRE.-This delightful place of re-
sort presents bill of great attractions this evening" for
the benefit of those eccentric and original musical &C.
muses., the Virginia Minstrels-Emmit. Whitlock Pei.
ham and Brewer. Their performances exceed any
thing Of the kind given in this part of the country
Besides this truly amusing entertainment the bill rich
in equesransm Of which the company has no equal any
where As the time draws nigh for the company to ap
pear the fremont Theatre Boston, the attractions at
the Bowery to inc, The price of admission
is the same as at the Bowery Theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

90 1T IS SOMETIMES URGED THAT RHEU.
matsm cannot be cured-but from what have seen of
late We know it be cured matter how bad or
long you have had it. We personally acquainted with
gentleman who had been afflicted with Rheumatism and
cords eight years. and had tried number
less remedies in vain when advised him Hew
Nerve and Bone Llniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir
from COMsTOCK, which he did, and in two weeks after
showed himself to us well man. Use this remedy not,
just as you please. It may be had att Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

The CASE OF GEORGE w. WARNER, LATE OF THE
SoMERs. --Mr. Commissioner Duryea decided yester.
day, that the custody of this young man will be re-
tanned by the officers of the navy, and he was ac-
cordingly sent back to Commodore Perry, so as to
be dealt with according to the laws of the United
States and the rules and regulations for the better
government ofthe navy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

90 WAS RESCUED FROM THE VERGE OF
THE GRAVE.-New York, August IS, ls42.-Gents Il
had been for very long time afflicted with very
cough accompanied with pain in the breast sh ort and
difficult breathing, and severe pains in my head was
attended by Dr. GARRY OF Pennington New Jersey, no
pronounced my disease of the of con-
sumption, and said that beyond the reach of medi-
cine Twas subsequently attended by physician from
the Centre street Dispensary who made but
calls and stated that bad there was no use
in his repeating his visit also tried various kinds of
medicines yet to no avail until made of Peases
Hoarhound Candy made by you, when after using but
small quantity, was much better to be able to
do light housework and the pains in my head and side
have also left and can breathe with perfect ease.
am, yours with respect,
JANE MAYER, 1879 Elm st.
To Messrs j. Pease and Son, Is Division st.
Agents-Burgess Zeber, Ledger Buildings, Phila
delphia; Redding and Co., State street, Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

GRAND ORAToRIo-The grand oratorio of David
and Golah, by the New York Sacred Music So.
ciety for the benefit of the Fire Department Fund,
will be given at the Tabernacle on Thursday the
10th inst The Society have volunteered their ser.
vices, as the proceeds of the late ball at the Park
were only $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

aTy- BEAUTY.-The hair is the surviving memoirs
Of ply steal existence and among all people, in
ages, has been an object of peculiar uxuria
suit OF hair has been universally priced as invauab
ornament Preserve ii then by the of Oldrges Bal
Of Columbia, (from Comstock and Ross, 20 Magazir
street, or restore it has already fallen out No pers
need be bald If they will that article. II keeps "
head entirely free from dandruh and scurf the roots
the hair sound and healthy impartng life and vigor
the circulation. Its efficacy has been fully tested al
proofs fully subsantiasd by our most respectable cit
IN. Orleans paper.
The same may be had of Comstock & Co., n Made
lane, this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

90 HOW COLD 1T Is---Jack Frost with all his a,
nv has come among MS in real this time We
unprepared for so unc eremonious visit Many doub
have been incsutous and taken cold and trouble'
with distressing coughs so they cannot sleep at nigh
The only safe and easy way to rid yourself Of sue
trou bes is to use Dr. shermans Cough Lozenges, tn
hest articles in the world Only be you get Sher
mans and not let the unprmcipled dealer impose tn
worthless imitation upon you. Dr. Shermans warehous
Is at lO8 street. Agents. ITO, 273 and 45q Brca,
wsv. a6 william street, 2af Hudson st; 1888 Bowery;
East Broadway; 10 Aston House, 1870 Fulton street. Brood
iyn state street, Boston, and Ledger Buildings, Phi
lodephia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

90 VELPEAU's LECTUREs-The following /
the manner in which the celebrated Vclpeau Of the hos
pta OF La Charite speaks Of his unrvaed remedies 70
the cure Of gonorrhG-" In this way have used an i'm
mense number OF cases in whom every other species
treatment had been tried without success, Velpean
Pills sold exclusively in this country by autho
ry efthe College of Medicine and Pharmacyof the cit
OF New York. at their principal office and consulting
rooms, 81 Nassau street. Price One Dollar per box.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

Nrw ORLEANS. Jan 2s.An Deborah. Handy, st Marks
CID Rebeeca, Devices, Antwerp; Ciinton Hartley Havre;
LveToo France. Ann Jackson do tansrt.hirs Camichae
Guiana, Hills, do; Mary Myrck Bsltimore Vc.a
Hamburg: Tamnto, Esles Boston; Pala Blanchard NYork
Apaachcola Place. Laguna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

BosToN PAPERS Harnden & Co., and then
Adams ~ Co. gave us Boston papers in advance of
the mail, which came IN yesterday afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

OUR SIDE WALKs.-Let all the side walks be
cleaned off at once. Some are covered with snow
and ice, and are really dangerous to walk over. Be
careful of the small iron trap doors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

HARLEM RAILROAD This road was kept entirely
free from snow during the late storm 1t took three
locomotive engines to do it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

o. HAYS LlNIMENT.--A warranted cure for 1
Piles all cases; hundreds have used this article
have rid themselves OF loathng disease. The genui
can be found at II Maiden lane only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

MORE LITERATURE. The life and exploits of the
Duke of Wellington are just published and for sale
at this Office This is the best life ever written of
the " Great Captain" and gives a capital history OF
the Pennsuar war. II is pictorial edition, being
illustrated with fory-three excellent engravings.
All who wish impartial history of the stirring
events IN Portugal and Spain, during Napoleons ca
reer, will do well to buy this work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

o. We are informed that the seighing is excel
lent out to Burnham's and Backer's on the Bloom.
ingdale road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

COLD WEArHER-ln this city the mercury is down
to 10 degrees In the morning The air is sharp and
the seighing excellent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

90 THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA-
red by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
anteed TO the worst Of GonorrhGa, Gleet
anyNnpeasant discharge from the urehra, without faint
ing the breath dsagreeing with the most delicate sto
mach To purchasers of these chests the College bind
themselves to give medicine gratis not cured. Price
50 each.
By authority the College of Medicine Pharn cy
81 Nassau street, N. Y.
w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09
BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL.

10 In consequence of the non-c connection of the
Baltimore and Philadelphia trains yesterday after.
noon, we did not receive our usual Washington
correspondence and Southern papers this morning
safes OF STOCKS mt Philadelphia Yesterday.
2o0e state 5 1870 43 1000 do do 434; 1000 do do Ash
shares Frank Fire ms. 95 do Phiia & Trenton RK
dem & Amboy Bonds, "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09
Jesse Hoyt's Letter.

We give on our outside long letter of Jesse
Hoyt, on his Custom House affairs. Charles S. Pen
rose says that Jesse is deaulter TO the Government
of S222, 0OO-Jesse says the Government is de-
fauter to HIM OF S4l, 900. Can any philosopher I'M
ravel this mystery Who is the defaulter, Jesse
Howl or Uncle SAINT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

90 THE JEWESs-A NOVEL, by the Author of
Letters from the Shores of the Baltic" will be published
entire in the New World of Saturday, Feb. IL. 1t is
Tale of exquisite and absorbing interest, and is worthy
the reputation of the noble Lady well and favorably
known the American public by her Letters from tho
Baltic" issued in Double Extra New World and still
for sale at the Office Do not miss copy of this weeks
New World.
H. Speculation Marriage and Young Ladies, illus
raed by characteristic Engraving, executed for this
number.
III. Letter from MIR Aldrich-Life IN Pars-ts Public
Buildings Benevolent Institutions, SC. sc.
Nv. Effect of the Somers Affair the Maya close
and stringent article, by "An Old Sailor"
V. Approach to Rome, from Fragments of Travel by
Correspondent.
vi Prospects of the United States from the NY Cor
responpent ofthe London Examiner.
VII. Eruption OF Mount Etna-Original and Selected
Poetry-the Credulty of Unbelief-Copous Foreign Ex
tracts-Domestic Intelligence, SC. sc.
Single Copies st cents-$3 year. Office, 30 Ann st.
Jusr PunLIsHED:
Pictorial Life of Wellngton-Forty four Enl,ravngs-
price 25 cents-A capital work.
Banco Capello, Novel by Lady Lytton Bulwer Price
lS2 cents.
New World Supplement, No. !, containing Martin
Chuzzlewit by Dickens; Tom Burke, by Lever; E. s. D.
accounts Of Irish Heirs by the author of Handy udy
Windsor Castle, historical romance by Ainswo rth
and the Loterngs Of Arthur OLeary by the authoi OF
Our Mess
Blackwood's Magazine for January, published in a
double New World at 81 year, lsf cents single.
Also great variety of Books for the People" in Ex
ras which be sent by mail at newspaper postage
price l21 to rs cents each. Call at 80 Ann ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

LAUNCH To-DAY.--The splendid packet shin
'Montezuma" will be launched this afternoon. a,
half past three o'clock, from the yard of Webb ~
Allen, foot of 7th street, East River 1t has been
delayed in consequence Of the low state of the
tide, caused by strong westerly winds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09
Feb. 8, 1913.

Q9- LITERATURE.-Jus issued from the press, and
for sale at this office, the Historical Novel, Blanca
Capello by the popular auhoress, Lady Bu!wer Price
1871 cents per copy.
Also, Blackwoods Magazine, Is1 cents and the recent
y published novels of Scott Bulwer, DIsraeli, Dickens
James, Smeet and Miss Landon all OF which may be had
this ONCE. Also Standard Literary Works. embracing
Allison's History of Europe, Cooleys Egypt Sparks
Washington, and Theirs French Revolution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

An INTELLIGENT Enthusiastically, Moses Y
Beach, the very intelligent editor Of The Sun, and
iinancieriof the Jacksonville currency, testified on
oath that "he did not know what poudrette was. -
Col. Webb's knowledge exceeds this-the gallant
Colonel knows well what poudrette is, having given
his note Tor 5000 for the information, which is in
his schedule Moses Y. Beach's famous brochure of
the wealthy Men OF New York" probably springs
from the same degree of intelligence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

PRESCRIPTION OF THE PENNY PREss.-The Post
Office Department have introduced measure into
Congress for the infection of a tax upon the penny
press-and this small species of prescription is adj
vocated by the "Madisonian and It's New York
correspondent. If this is the way that Captain Ty-
Ter and his administration intend to reward the
"penny press for Its unbought support of his policy,
by passing tax law against them that will amount
TO prescription, it truly be said, here's graft.
tude in high places"
Will the honest wings and locoiocos IN Congress
swallow such measure from the " Guardp'