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SHERMAN'S LOZENGES.


ENORMOUS quan.e: Of these popular medicine sold
II during the and still the demand constantly
In five years the Doctor has from few pounds
White Sherman. Lozepse: are 2, pleasant that chdren
patrouized by for Mayor
Emmn .n,v sD,sn n"h, o. aes
Church. Rev. Sebastian Strcete OF Host Rev Mr.
Anthony the Oneida Conference, Hon Senator Archer
Col Zabi,ke of New jersey and hundreds OF others Of
the like high ~spectability.
Shermans Worm LoIenees-Te.ted in over million Of
and by the medical faculty be only
H and certain worm destroying medicine in the world They
prescribed daily by nearly all physcans sherman
alone have any n,ctor member
sheman Cmphor Observation-Disclosures sickness. pal
ptatoK lowness of spirits and dependency cured in fe
minutes by them. They have fully proved multitude
Of cases and known fail.
shemun Cough Lozenges aay ell tickling irritation OF
the t~roat lgs and the
harassine cough cods day; also asthma whoop
coush and tghness the chest Consumption has
peatedy only relieved but eectuay by She
mans Cmsh Lozenges when all other mem. tailed
Sore Nipples positively cured by shermans Pap arv Oil.
50 alo6 Nassau snset ADD sold by agents SO Bowery
II Es Broadway 22l ecker st. 22 Hudson st, kushton
A.enwal Neg YORK; lss Eal,on st. Brooklyn; Van
Baiuso.e; Tho@as. - Nam Cincnn,s Ohio. Gath
Prov den-e keddIng, Stat Boston; In25 lmr
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SHIELDS XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS,
No. Is Maiden Lane. New York.


e. the en-: s o s.sssa
ii ssii.s. 70, sssss'
dye dsa & he % q %seSn. and @
new and improved plates far superior to those Of other
has % q. .sssdsd hi: e1pesatio enable
sSi:,s 3: :'isS:
every de.cp;iop ctsi. eI.suca style
fancy coicn !, short notice.
Pem Gee ana oher ab ,nS o hsn5
may ii article. en- snt iss con-.
nelly ..ssnssd and most reasonable terms
charged for his ss;sbiishmst system
which the greet extent Of his business enables him fully
e, g. :ss Si.s:: e 4:
S sa M ssr. q, the
to ~. Of the United s1 GSs s sHEI
wsetssAss ASG FL sa nS,f
fully cali the aentos Of 'hs pubic to their establish
No s9 B,oadwny where VI they .eep cons. MY hand
An ,srumcne from this mandatory long fayorably
awarded BY The America. Iasunte FOR the st 0ual
the maker stand any ae "'''
aid sasmse Ss so Of sI s. GO
and arena tie pr .s They will De found lower han
M Pn. Emit, Professor of,h and Guitar, beg, leave
that the above
the least with his otheI.ug gemeos he i'll give
lessons as usual at 393 Bradwa nesr Walker 81 m24
THE ANCIENT AND WONDERS UL LMfIKe. OF
4 CHiNA-Descr'bed, Illustrated and FsmIarIzed.-K.
MAAriNS 20 have Just from London m ,Enfi-
illustrated work China, which they nd Ia
nouhly parts with all the aids OF engrag and priang
onshing AID interesting country The antiquity. the gan.
aud the exclusive OF the nstu China
such he time, ecuiarly sppro
pirate desabc considering the interest which now fet
In United with fsct of our com
ercal being extend with that singular
aud wol deuul on. The work viii ,ssaed IN numbers
containing steel engravipgs in EACH Prss 50 cen
X. MARTIN u CO.,
my 7lmsr &c John street
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fiULL TRUSSES.

pERsONs afflicted with ru?. res may rely upun the b.a
instrumental Aid the world ao rs Application the
,hce No. Vesey rcs. 10 eth ef OF the IN.
nrc,pal the United States BE careful TO the
sscn pad oil u truxse % see u they are endorsed BY ID
IN Whiting None ere snnint, or 70 90 rehea 1pon n
sood, without his signature.
Many persons have uHdertkeu 20 vsna of HuIs
sprsed russes and Thousands impose aEon
ueues Ihese limitations cannot be relIe they
~ unshri mschsrer and are no bette, than the ord
kcoms hays boon ssssd sp al No. vssey street, exeury
nsvmE separate the business depsr
snac patients. ms n
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MENTAL HYeRNE-This is an examination
the intellect and passions, and designed to illustrate
their influence on health and the duration OF life,
by VIM. Sweetsir. M. D. The work is divided into
two parts In the first the author considers the in
tellecual operations respect to their influence ON
the general functions of the body. The second
part embraces view Of the moral feelings or pas
sions in the relation which they also sustain to our
physica nature. This work seems to be written
with great care and discrimination, and must be
valuable addition 10 this department of science. Il
is neatly got up, and published by the Lanseys, 81
Chatham street.
ADVENTURES OF CORES. is volume w. of
of the Library for my Countrymen," edited by
the author of "Uncle Philips Conversations"
The Conquest of Mexico by Herman Cortes, il
capital subject, and this volume is capay got up at
the prolific book press OF Appleton & Co.
LETTER WRITERS Own Book, or the art Of Polite
Correspondence.-lt contains a variety of plain and
relationship, friendship. &c with forms Of compli
menary cards, forms Of mortgages, deeds, &c. &c.
Published BY N. c. Nafs, No 27s Pearl street.
LIFE OF NILSSON, SourHEY. volume is
The world has never seen but one Horatio Nelson,
and but few Southeys. OF course every body reads
this work, and people have only to decide what sdi
ton of the work they will have.
issued Part VlIof this truly invaluable work. Al
though we have often noticed this work before, yet
deeply are we impressed with its valve, that we
again call the attention Of the public and espe ciay
OF all families, and all the lovers Of science ltera
ture and art, to the present cheap publication. 1t il
to be completed in twelve parts, at twenty-five cents
each. Here is an opportunity of getting a splendid
Encyclopedia for the paltry sum OF three dsllas.
The usual price OF Encyclopedias has been from
$50 to 800, and we know not how much more.
We are glad to know, however, that the people do
appreciate this work, as the immense sales testify
SHAxsPKARK's WoRKs.-Ths is No of the Har.
pers' edition of this authors dramatic works and
poems with notes and numerous etchngs on steel.
Il Is the only perfect edition. To be completed in
eight numbers at twenty five cents each, with nine
teen illustrations.
LADIES' COMPANION, for June. This number con
tains three steel plates and plenty OF good reading
matter.
HECTOR O'HALLoRAN, No. Is, price twelve and
halt cents BY Appleton & Co., with Illustrations.
REGISTER OF the Commissioned and Warrant off,
Gers OF the United States, to the first of April BY
B. Homans. John Murphy, Baltimore.
THE ROVER, weekly Magazine-Vol. ], No. 10.
Labree q Dean, 1872 Nassau ST.
EMIGRATION showing the amount Of en-
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DIX. MUkkiSON.

NoRrH alvEs DIsPENsARY ss. Patton street s, ne.
Of So $ on o.
all &c %
s: II
ss s: I Or
. ws n e s.. ea .
a1ssnen !. he prostate gland cmDsned with much mi
s:
oae n.Lnei piomotna sbsorpon Of the thekened ~esa
-sS:i SSSsfs M
s ai b. n ss
s,::;
Ss:: s:i A;
o. " e e.
c. Head. Shining SSsi a:.as::
we. The unds.iSpsd having .nfhcis.,Iy tested chne.
fhss .s e. Fl sss
be s hss ssss % sn% X,
,ss C sS vet Ss e 5.
and Ill, plated German silver brass, sac. &c, without
:s se.se'f ssS'
d. sS1 isS,s % sS"
Mses"sG e. 80, s1s ss ;a DO
sy Ss, &c. g s ys I'f; sosy ss's
$ G'ssu ussoS Tsos Rcn on
gun" To- the puSs &.
above n,msd acIes truly valuable and Of their
Sold BY all the principal saddIer. and Hanes. MaLer
P
:Hs Zach Gs sy Sc G & g
cipsl family possr,s. AID hsiew are stores
WIN 3 PSSs%Ss si SS%e r.vsy SIGNATURE attached
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- ): PEASE " SONS

COMPOUND EXTRACT OF HOARHOUND CANDY,
Ss The cure Of Gyushs Gods HO.reueas Irritation o.
e: Heart Livsi conesns NisSt s-ssi. b@eSIs Fro
use and all Diseases leading to Consumption
TYNE s:,ss "sssS BY e:
colds coughs and pulmonary comyla,nt and by combna
lief the Compound Eitsc II thew are 50 anal
ssmatea III" the benefit OF the whole experienced in
Al important insIeden in hi, .arssp,a and for
alter j the system
Sold whr,esas and rs, IS DIVISION street; 10 Asso
House TIFF sSiy y ~;
si Of W csy freely il 70 those
Of hs wee pr :siyna,Iy nothing equal it We
Crawford pastor o. he second NJ T. Cha Hud
Sss sf Yst csssS
Esy NJ g a:~ s.sn e cy aS,dt
MI H. hf r. of Baptist Church. Gold street,
Rev. mr. Bangs, of M. E. Church. Forsyth
EriendTia no DO paf"E or qpacksry but
OF your n
mend md 60 Ssre hae each enc may give fair trial. ans
i \ 5E y 3 n Ts:5s; s;,A ,,.,
To Mesns J. Psase & Son. Is DIVISION st.
The following from John TYLER. President of the United
States -
WARRINGTON, April 8.h. li43.
The President desires Mrssrr Pea.e sou his
ard very thanks for
received their hands. He has with benefit to
him ,ef remcdy Tor cold and cough
am with great respect,
JOHN TYLER, Jr. Private Secretary.
Messrs. Pea.c & Son.
Asen.Rgsh ;';!. A.pPw. 70 A,.0, House ~ broad
cor iam and Fulton SIS; Badesu. aeo Bowsry; Cot
Fs Msj ssh l. '1S Nd
III Broadway; Lecourt, uu Of Grand and p,y,or
ST Choss %S ss cor Spring n s,cn;
avenues 0cdftey 81 carmne u. Brigham cor Houston end
Kumn cor Oh rch Chamber, ',. Smith % Yves. Broao
way; Rosen lo7 Wet B. ,sdwayi Chiffon sex anal greet
sss Broadway; Drigs,, 6sl Broadway.
~ Beach sells genuine Hoehound Candy
has certificate signed j. Pease Son. IS Division
Agents out Of The City, Burgess ZebsI. Nc : Ledge
Boston; Ds..s 81 STATE At Aoany Eebin.on No S Bait
dleys IS High st. do. aga I'm
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NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,

PYROTECHNIsT, fRuM SWEDEN.
MESSRS KOLLBEk0 4 TRA0AkDH have the honor
N inform American public that they have an ertcn
sve varied Of Fire Works, OF all aud every
kidd their HarsimRs LoLs Dock in New
Jersey, half m from jersey CITY, opposite New York
which they or Committees and Others the
bic price in the market
Bel the trade principle Of moderate cash price
for good article. the favos Of public
above place. Of Robert Johnston No. 81 Court
andt All orders, scale o. size prompt
~ nded by addressing the subscribers either the
above places.
NICHOLASA, KOLLBERG&J TRA0APDH,
my 72msr Harsimus Long Deck, New Jersey.
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Vol. IX.--NO. l44 whole No. SSo7


TO the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspspcr-Pup
lshed every day of the year except New Years sy ana
Fourth of July. Price cents per copyor 70 pef IN
num-postages paid-cash In advance.
The WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every saturday
mornng-prce 81 cents per copy, or - II per annum
hostages paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst hos the largest circulation Of n this city
or the uorix and therefore the best channel bsiness
en in the city 81 country Prices moderatecaah in Id
vance,
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoFRIEroR THE HERALD EsrADLIsHhENT,
Northwest of Fulton and Nassau Streets
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46sS44lEE So
DAILY xstss5 52 asb DtR HE FEG1
The 81 s
Road Of running ,h. EISre..
Wall York every evening to o'clock.
for the sS owe named in f;SiIi Al places
For the greater ssfey srcuy all valuable and
cIu lively by ard the in chrg sleeps
: .s placed with F6SEko ~
mIec NO: = NJ al. sueet--
F6. oHtEBAH9N W. y sTI o'esas
Through direct Su.d nd I, e..sptedl from
Tx Capt. sns
M0Sssy esoTTh ' %MESGA CAPTAIN Bia.ra
will Tuesday Thursday snd Saturday evenings at
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain Tue,de
Sa g at vi.
Passengers skins h. Line Of Boat: will nysraty arrive in
Albany ample time to take the Morning Train Of Cam for
'"e above boats are new substantial furnished
& and on Hudson '''
freight apply on board or to r. C. sehu. at
SAIL BOAT CHAtLENuEs.Whsiit the ~sgsIl Aye.
i, ne efs:a ai: sci
Such the condition Of certain boat Sa,lds
The has stood upon the coa,est
ground Of boat building and long experience has auxn him
"''' ssLsrve bsrks can ventu e more.
And when men hini they can him superior boat
6adn AN sbs. b.. boldly meet NEE, MIN i'm
s 6 his 4: az 81 As
boat built has on Ssne ios trophy which VII,
bssI,n w6.ssS damned eoursss-diaw the veil
anP MONTHS notice. any distance fly miles
The "Tr0uSsr" can 3 sen at ne 0i.ai fNaeRsoLL,
ms,m..e Sos waier street
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TO LETin Wlliamsburg-The whole or part OF a
E neat three story brick Dwelling House South 7th
st. nrsr tth st., rentv.ry low Apply w j. T. Tap
scott, IS feck siip m Tee
TO LET-The Mansion tousc al Bioom,ngdale.
known as the Abbey" situated sh r. sbtance above
- h- SIX Ine stone Just above Strykers Bay and nearly
opposite 81. Michaes Church The place ~el kno
one OF the most delightful the Island, AID
maarkabiy healthy in the summer season.
Inc bioomingdae stages and the gate every
nonI IN the day. The gate is new, and numbered io 80
tines. rlI'-
A ply on the premises, or Al ls2 Chamber street.
B.-Auan. could be made, il desired, By salts
factory tenant OF the furniture in the house
feniin part of The house will be renrsd separately
nils lm~r
- TO LET-The fJe proof bnck store. No, los south
Es.H with immediate u REQUIRED, Amply
t1A WOODRUFF MlNfURN,
msIr 81 South street.
- To LET OR FOR sALE1A three ;cIy modern
built brick dwelling house and store wi two los OF
ground at,,ched slaased il Will'smsbur about two
a. corner Of Fourth South Eighth williamsburg.
or 20 VIZ - i. AAroCOL -
al4r ~ Fec, Slip.
PALMO'S ARrATE Be TIL,
rHs oENrLHmEHHAss s sAao S6SE now opEN-er,.t
Rcduc ion
n.sk ~~nts
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The number of emiqrants in 1912 was greater than
in 1871 by TO- 600, and exceeds in much higher pro-
portion that for any previous year Its extent IS in
deed unparalleled and astounding, amounting to no
Is direction, also, has undergone material change.
In Is4l the emigrants to Australia and New Zeal
and. amounted to 81, $50. The removal of so great
number of persons, most of them belonging to the
working classes, must have had considerable ef-
feet in tightening the pressure on the market for la
Dor but the return does enable us to state what
proportion the women and children bore to the men.
-Qpsbsc GaSette.
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$500" ''"~~~~
v.t NEw ~ AR 3 B 4 NJ \ I S1;,oxn
.~ asE k AHs fsC aA! nt h!SEHsce FRO
yISfSF A Mp s HSsSs4 ,t sSSS
the 4 ss: M a.s
SSSRE IsIANb. Capt fhsSsr.
M SAaSAS SSsErT.
sfo% Per No ASS'SI ;;y slss' SSN STs.i "'fM
TSs RnoDE .S S. r sns ies
s S 1gssy
Te~port aud idencs.
s:: =
ss ss
si..' %'sss: si5:is:s is:,s: ,..
''s.' st the once HHA.sNpEN CO. No w.u street.
and o. .a. s.e s ssI hstp... WI ~ sm:
NEW YORK AMP AMP K pssss sGoT sEEAM FREIGHT
60 = Gspsi5 seamOOssi EMERALD and NOR
The : NEs1ED. Captain John Ke.sham win leave New
yoTl foot Murray street, Monday and rnur'dny at
Wsileaye KINGSTON lRCndcut landing, every wcdne'day
The NoRWlcH, Captain JOIN eamuel,, viii leave New
Ye oo' Of ay street, even dne'day and Saturday at
vW:svs kingston tRondOu' landins' every Tues ay and
EXTRA TRIPS.
The EMERALD will leave foot OF Murray street
sundy morning O'Clock Returning leaves Kingston at
O'CLOCK same.day.
freight issE g s:1ia
F0k BUFFALO AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
80 ~ ialiEsss';.l
ASSOCIATION PASSAGE OFFICE To ALBANY.
Utica, So 90 Rochester, 50 90
syracuse, rs Buffalo, $50
Oswego, 22 Up & Lower Canada5 50
For passage apply to
VI. L. RAY,
u27 I'm % Barclay New York.
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a DAMS co.'s NEW YORK AND NEWARK Ell
hs ppp'c are tespccuuhy miormed Tia!
ard Newark NJ T. Tor the transmission and speedy deve
Of packages bundles Sc the collection of %
aud bills and all other business appertanng Express
Orden for articles TO he returned by the Express will
delivered free Of charge.
Once in New York at No. Wall and IL Newark a
SMITHS Newspaper Depot, No $40 Broad 1t.
Leave New York at ny A. NJ. and ~ PM.
Leave Newsrk At . A. NJ. and ~ r. NJ
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EMIGRATION Tables showing the amount of en-
gra,on from the United Kingdom in l842have Just
reached us. They give the number Of emisrsnts
who have embarked from each Of the three king.
doms which ia as follows:-
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Four fifths of the Irish emigrants went to the
British North American Colonies the largest pro-
portion Of the Scotch went to Canada and Nova
Scotia and 67ths Of the English to the United
States.
OF the cmigrants, 1908 were assisted from the
Poor rates, 2341 from funds supplied by the Com
missioners Of Colonial Lands and Emigration, and
9e2 from bounties paid in New South Wales and
Van Diemap's Land. In 1871 the number OF emf
grants vast
From England, 49,. ............ !aIos
scotland. ................. LOO
Ireland. ......... 0,o1
a.
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EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETRO OFT

THE subscribers will through this city,
to the above named and intermediate places the
the 9th for the OF specie bank
bundles ard packages Of goods collection Of drafts bills
and and ell such other bsn
them. POMEROY & Co,
2Wast., NY
NJ B. Immediately the opening of lake the
above line will be extended Chicago Cinc
Sc and continued throughout the entire season. cnnexon
press m6r
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IMPORTANT to dip OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Letter Office No Wall street, small bills Of exchange from
~ $780, suit payable sight, for the
dafios Of persons wishing remit to e friends England,
Ireland, or Scotland.
The letter hogs Tor the Royal Mail Steamers forLve Ypoo
also made MP their ONCE.
For further information applyto
HARNDEN & CO.
WaJlstfes
Agents IN London--MACLEAN, MARRIS co.
% a
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DIANO FORTES.-The subscrbes resp ctfuiIy Invite
their friends and the public general call their
bhmen No. ISL East broadway where they have hand
we'll assorted Of mahogany ant wood French grand
action Piano Fortes with all the late Improvement; warranted
and be kept The sUbscrbers beg
afom the public that this the sblshment former
E by Bennet and Hawkins but occupied by the
subscribers The pr will be fluid suitng tines
Purchasers respectfully inyied call md eramine
NIB. All kinds Of from to octavcs " i'll be made
order Also pianos tuned and repaed exchanged the
most reasonable isIws Ao e Ncd hard Pisno for sl,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19
ESSEN

GESrLEnEN:-ln looking your last paper. my eye
was Unexpectedly attracted by card under Essex De
mocrat and over Brutus and do was much de-
lighted at the truths contained that piece. He
boldly and without fear put him down who did may
advocate that unjust unwiso unequal and
tax bill passed last session by the LoeofOe0-N1 Demo
cratic party He has clearly shown the inequality of that
BILL IN pointing out how II affected some orcbly than
Others Yes pointing himself instance.-he being
small retail Grocer who sells $1,000 has paw S3
whereas, instead Of propoonng according amount of
sales capital for instance sell $4,000. and only
have pay $1,000. Now ask Is this justice, 1t equality
the thing will answer for itsei-No! In voice that will
shake pyramids.
think know who that Essex Democrat is, and in
formed he intends voting for Col. Richard l. Muse the
Loco candidate Of this County, before he heard OF tins OBJ
noNous bill. presume Now wish to ask him ii he will
for him, he favour Of this very measure. which
he isl am not labouring under false impression.
HTSTICE
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FROM HARRISBURG.
Correspondence of the Ing uircr & Gazette.
HARKIsRrKa. April l2, lsla.


Mr. Hickman, this morning, from the Committee appon.
ted TO investigate the frauds connected with the
ton of the dam Easton, made report length. in which
the Contractors and the Agents implicated which
ordered to be printed.
The House then again took consideration the
of Edward McGowan. The question pending a.
mendmen offered by Mr. Elwe tina, the House
y the said Edward MGowan,in place Of expelng
him. The debate opened this question and continued
the whole sossiubut all the members, except perhaps Mr.
Deiord while they dsapproyud Of the act declared they
should vote for expulsion with pain and regret They
generally bore testimony his amiahiiy aud gentemanly
department member before this unfortunate affair; and
Mr. Morris declared his eloquent and feeling speech
that though he felt his duty for expulsion and
thing less, and should vote, he tet deep sympa-
thy for the member that he should
him his hand and ogari private gentleman.
Mr. Hnchmau, the contrary, with oiOquence and fee
ling urged upon the House a reprimand by the
with him, and believe large majority felt and would
have voted, except from imperuye OF duty.
The amendment OF Mr.. Elwell was negatively eas sc
Nays 81.
MIR. Hnchman and Mr. Lowry both submitted propositions
avoid expulsion, and taken upon the amend
Mr.. Tustin then submitted the following
for Mr.. MCGOWAN:
REPS. Hall, April H. lS43
To the Honorable SrEAEER OF II. RES.
hereby resign member Of The House of Re-
trsSeAfatres
Signed ED. MCGOWAN.
When motion OF Mr.. James, the subject of punish
ment was postponed indefinitely
Mr.. McGowan desicd send in ms resignation as soon
the affair happened but his wish overuled by his
friends, who believed he would get Oft with a censurc 1t
last found that although there strong sympathy
for him, he could escape expulsion and they con-
sentsd To Is resignation
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Tn. .Nnpoleou of the Turf.-

While by no means extend TO horse-racing q admit
ration like that which the Greeks bestowed upon their Oy
pic which princes themselves conended
for honor- that added their royalty, and where the
regarded having shed distinction upon his
city itself that its very walls pulled down 70 give
him at his rcturn-yet certainly look on the
sport in itself noble one worthy OF the encouragement
u receives; and therefore grated remarkng the
h1nOs which have been rendered VIM. r. Johnson Esq
y. Orleans, during stay which he has lately made in
that city. Besides the general Inequalities and attentions
O which lac has been te object special Turf Dinner has
been given him, by the leading and supporters Of
the sport there; and Of this festival the New o. "Souhern
Sportsman" Of the Sd inst gives quite anmating
count, with the toasts, &c.
Unqucstonaby, few men have ever left upon tine annals
of their avOutc pursuit less likely be speedily RI
vailed, or more completely making it., than VII.
X. JOHNSON; who however, has obviously only shonc
the first Of his time because he has applied TO that
occupation abilities which might have high distinction
m almost any other pursuit. and which, indeed hare COM
nandod him equal success in things with which he has
less regularly mixed enterprsing and skiu merch
an and politician aud Legislator doth his adopted aud
hs native Sate whose weight always felt on every
question in which he took part But he especially deserves
praise for the honorable and gentemany spirit which his
Aucnco has much contributed spread over the manly
amusement which he loves We call 1t manly, IN
comparison with sports which have its redceming quail
iuo> and in consideration Of its agricultural and military
sciulne- without, OF course, meaning deny cGtcnu
ate the abuses which attend it, they do or less IN
a pTOmiscuous throngs OF poOplo.-Naf. Int.