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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07
Naval Court Martial ora bonrd the u. =.
ship North Carolina.

The Court met pursuant to adjournment, and
the record being read, Henry King was recalled by
Commander Mackenzie to testify to the orders
given respecting the hauling of the brace at the
time the toPmast was carried away, and Small 8
conduct relating thereto. He corroborated what
had been stated by previous witnesses.
Thsmas Dickinson, carpenters mate, was then
called and sworn. His examination did not elicit
any facts differing a. all from his testimony as CIV
before the Court of Inquiry.
Captain Sands, attached to the Navy Yard, was
then called and examined as to the construction,
capacity and accommodations of the Semers, she
having been fitted out a, the Navy Yard under his
superintendence. His testimony was mere reit-
Grafton of that given BY him before the Court of
Inquiry.
Purser Heskell was then recalled for cross-ex.
animation by the Judge Advocate. Before his ex-
animation was finished the Court adjourned till
this morning (Tuesday.)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

II Pxnctualisy' is informed that No. ". Of Bfdnde's
Jncyclopadia is promised next week.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

krNSEE's Quarterly Law Compendium, Nc. l,
and a Digest OF the U. S. Criminal Code, By Asa
kinaee-each small pamphlet-have been pub
lshed by E. B. Turner, Law-Book Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

BREAcK OF PRoMlsE.-The Ithaca Chronicle
says that suit brought by Mary Conrad against
Josiah B. Williams for breach of promise of mar
riage, was recea,ly tried at tha, village and re-
suited in verdict for the plaintiff of $4,000 dam
ages. The Evening Journal has it $500, which is
probably correct With few examples like this
promises will become perhaps rarer than they are
at present. This case was conducted for the plain
tiff by Mark H. SibIey, Esq of Canandaigua, and
for the defence by Joshua a. Spencer of Utica.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

D The Washington Correspondent Of the Cou-
rier and Enquirer states that MIR. ARCHER an
nounced in the Senate, that he was authorized
TO say that Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER intended soon
TO resign his place in the Cabinet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

The U. S. BRIG SoMERs, splendid Litho-
graph, has been issued by J. D. Lockwood, 5
! .lohn.St.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

MARCO PAuL's Travels and Adventures il
Pursuit of Knowledge-City of New-York,' l55
Broadway: Also, No. . of The Boys and Girls
Magazine, Edited by Mrs. Comsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07


Nr. EG..or0n looking your paper have observed
that MIX Eas the SuJect or much comment, paricu
iary Goshen Milk How is it possible Tor Mix 10 be
far and retain is sweetness unless there
chemical PREPARATION In il, when be brought
in Summer from Da!ries only tea miles Distant MIXED
from the Cow az l. O'Clock, and by the time gets
testabe has been known sour Being personally &c.
q1anied with the Dairy in question, know be
perfect in tness. And know is impossible for
Milk 10 keep long in Summer sose very hot tays unless
The preparation Is In with plenty OF reU The
Crystal SprIIs have keep through the hottest
days o1 week and did sour mig have stopped
until this time and would beautiful look at
bnt AN afraid OF such Milk and would say the Public
Beware Nothing so injurious bad aik. Half the Milk
sold here, styled Goshen So they hail Mlkaen
r-nrrIng 10 their homes and buy the dregs which they
sell al their Oepots Milk at SiIpence cheap Curta
Jsur expenses In something else. Consider Milk
nan rises In Summer, q ocCck.) Who ever heard the
thunder roar, TIE lightning dssh and did no. see the Milk
IN The peiiing storm hurryng be in time for lea
Would any one wait his tea:l Pause and cons:der-can
such men work for ncugh, Hard indeed the Mkm,p,
f-e. wonld blush ask 10 take four cents for
good Mall. It's A GRAHAMITE.
II Rev. HOSE. EALLoU, appoatsd Member OF the
Board OF overseers CT Harvard University no, Rev H.
s Boston, but Rev. Hosea Ballol, 3D. of Roxbury ano-
,ber Unversast Clergy man, of eminent scholastic attain
ents 10 which TIE other makes preten.:on. II is re-
marked That this IS The hrs appointment of Clergyman to
tha, fcardof any oher than the Congregational crder
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

TREATY WITH MExIco.-Among the Executive
proceedings in the Senate towards The close of the
Session of Congress, was the ratification of con-
veniion lately concluded at the city of Mexico be-
tween the diplomatic representatives of the United
States and that Government, the terms of which
are said to be honorable and eligible to both ma
tons Nat. Intel.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

u Persons wishing to purchase the cheap publica-
,ions the day. will rd them ali the publication Office
of the Tribune, No. lso Nassanseet opposite the City
Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

% Hostile Indians have made their appear
ance near Waccassassee, Florida. They are q
remnant Of Hal Pa,a's band-only ten twenty
in number Fifty have just embarked at Cedar
Keys for New Orleans The line of posts between
Fort flaming and Pilatka has been broken up
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07
% The flood in the Red River had material
subsidized al the latest advices.

RfEoRMATloH.-Ihe vastrum dstillery belong
ing to jacob Cram, Esq, in this city, has been
closed for some months, and the vast warehouse
is now being converted into dwelling houses. 1t
was originally constructed that it might be thus
altered with facility. L. will make about thirteen
commodous three story brick dwellings, eacu 25
feet front by about 60 feet deep.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

p The Powhasan Mansion House, at Rich
mond, Va occupied by Robert A. Mayo, Esq said
to be built on the site of King Powhatan's wig
wan, was burned down few days since. 1t was
insured for $4,000, which was not sufficient to
cover the loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

70 Two young men named John and Johnson
Gage were drowned in Canandaigua Lake Onta-
rio CO., few days sisce by breaking through the
Ice while hunting ducks
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

IsFLUENcE OF SOLAR EcLIPsts on ANNALS
NJ. Arago, in his account to the Academy of Sci
OF the solar eclipse of 9Th July last, stated
that he had often heard accounts of birds dying
from the mere influence Of an eclipse of the sun;
but could scarcely credit the statement as they
could only die from fear; and the discharge of
gun ought to frighten them much more, and yet it
is certain that it does not kill tkem, unless they
are actually hit. One of NJ. Aragos friends made
the following experiment: He placed FIVE linnets
in cage, they were lively and active, and fed up
to the moment of the eclipse; when the eclipse
had terminated three of them were dead,
A dsg was kept fasting from morning; mmedi-
ately before the eclipse be was offered food and
fell on it greedily; but when the dusk commenced
he suddenly ceased eating.
The horned cattle in the fields seemed affected
with kind of vague terror; during the eclipse
they lay down in circle, their heads being ar.
ranged toward the circumference, as if IL face
common danger.
The darkness Influenced even the smallest ami
mails M. Fraissc observed number Of mice
which were running briskly, bscome suddenly still
when the eclipse began.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

The HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION,
by NJ. A. THEIRS, late Prime Minister of France.
No l3, is just published by l. Post, SO Bowery
Three more numbers complete it.
PEvERIL OF THE PEAK, being No. 10 of Sir
Walter SCOTS Novels complete for 25 cents EACH
has been issued by l. Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

% The Law REPORTER for March has just
been published by Bradbury, Soden Il Co. No. I27
Nassau-st. Its leading article is long exsmina-
ton of the celebrated Latimer case which has cx-
cited so much feeling, especially in Massachusetts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

10 Major Antoine Dequindre, soldier of the
las, war. died few days since at Detroit.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

F1RE.--A FIRE occurred last night in the base
ment of house No. 304d Water street. occupied q
an smgrant boarding house. 1t was confined /,
the basement, and but uifing damage sustained.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

70 RALrH WALDO EmERsos reads the Lee
ture before the Mercantile Library Association this
evening" at The Tabernacle, upon Politics. This
Is probably the last time MIR. Emerson will lecture
IN our city during the Season It's also the closing
lecture Of the Mercentiie Course.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

~ A Lecture, in continuation of the series of
Lectures on Ireland, its Literature, History, DC.
embracing review of the reign of Queen E!iz.
abe,h, and of the sufferngs Of the unfortunate
Mary, Queen of Scots, and the Governmental pol
Icy of England in that eventful period-~ili be
delivered this evening by Mr.. MoosEY at the
Concert Hail Mrs. McDoual, the popular
pianist vii! perform some iavorite pisces OF music
The occasion is eminen.ly attractive.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

The Assembly here adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07
]. Nc MURRAY,
JNO. HERDMAN,
w. l. J. II. TAPSCOTT,
ROCHE, BROTHERS u co.

AMEg1cAH IssrITuTg.-It It will be seen by an
advertisement in our columns that Rus,ells mag
niGcent Planetarium is to be exhibited by the
American Institute FIVE evenings this week a. Nib
los Garden. This evening Gen. TALLMAoeE will
deliver some Introductory remarks in explanation of
the objects of tho Institute; and will be followed
by Hon HENRY MEles, who will speak upon some
striking points of the science of Astronomy. Prof
GouRAuD, well known to our citizens for his bril-
liant Lectures in explanation of the Planetariur',
will also speak tonight Upon the following eve
nngs addresses will be delivered By some of our
most eminent and eloquent citizens among whom
are Rev. ROBERT BAIRD, whe has recently return
ed from Russia and the East, where he has re-
ceiyed more attention from crowned heads than
any other private citizen from this country-and
who is well known throughout the land as the de-
voted missionary of Temperance and Religion in
distant nations aud several Others. Tie direct
purpose OF this exhibition is to build up the Libra
ry of the Institute-one, are sure, in which all
GU. citizens will cordially unite. The Planetari-
un,, however, should certainly be seen by every
one before it is 6nally removed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

ImpoRTAHT JUDICIAL DEcIsIoN.-We are in
formed by the reporter of the Supreme Court, says
The Saratoga Sentinel that, in the case Of Taylor
v Porter and Ford, decided at the last January
;srm it was held, (Nelson, Ch. j., dissenting, that
the statute authorizing the laying out of private
roads without the consent of the owners OF the
land over which they pass, is unconstitutional
and void. The decision is calculated to sfect
important rights, and should be generally knowf.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

Edward Harden TO be Marshal of the United States for
Georgia, in the place William DAVIS, whose commission
has expired.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07

SARGEET's NEW MONTHLY MAGAzlHE.-We
leurn that this new and richly embeished Maga-
zine continues to meet with unabated success.
The March number is enriched with one of the
finest Mezzotints have ever seen; and the
April humber is to contain splendid copy from
al, original Painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence,
never before engraved. The first edition of the
March number of this magazine was exhausted q
day or two after its aPPearance-so great was the
demand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
Doue.tIe News.

BowpoIS EsrArx.--We fnd in the New Bedford
Mercury, the following paragraph We learn that
the claim laid by the Corporation oil Bowdon Col-
lege Maine, against certain real estate OF the late
James Temple Bowdoin, including the island Of
Naushon, one of the Elizabeth Islands near the en-
trance OF this harbor, and a valuable property ir
Beacon street. Boston, has been amicaby adjusted
The terms OF the compromise, as we understand
award sevenenths OF the property TO the surviving
son OF the late deceased now a resident in Europe
and the remaining three ,enths to the College. We
also learn that the island OF Naushon has been pur-
chased by William Sturgs, OF Boston, tor friend,
upon terms which have not transpired.
yellow FEVER AT NEW ORLEANs.-During the
twenty four hours ending at six last evening" says
the New Orleans Trepic of Sept 81. there were aoc
mtted 2S-of yellow fever, Is. Discharged, 2O-ot
yellow lever, z. Deaths, lO-ot yellow ieVer, -
Yellow fever patients remaining IN the hospal, 90
During the nexi "a hours there were aomlteo n
of yellow fever 8 Discharged, 9-oi yellow L.
yer, 8. Deaths, 4-of yellow fever, g. yellow ie-
yer patients remaining, 10
ANOTHER MURDER man of the name OF An
drew Bowen a shoemaker by trade, was murdered
al Quebec on TUESDAY night He was stabbed with
a knife during the scuffla by an individual of the
name of Drum, and expired two hours after receiv-
ing the wound. Bowen was a native OF Ireland,
and was married man, bul without children. The
murderer coniesses his crime, which, however,
from the circumstances, could not have been pre-
medtated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
WPRINCIPIIS QES1,A

NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY, 2O41 Fulton street, near
~ GrenwiehDr Morrison, Member OF the Royal College
Of Surgeons London continues be consulted condntay
from O'Clock A. M r. NJ daily all diseases Of pri-
yae nature and all those distressing symptoms consequent
nludicous treatment and the mprudent OF uack mad
cides regular medical education with extensive practice
Of over years enables Dr. to adapt the proper remedies
nsidors maladies Dr. M is daily consulted BY patients
where the leading symptoms have been only checked still
ing the PPeon to Turk in the systema until ultimately devel
all DR. NJ perfect without mercury
eterous drugs confinement from business. In forms
Of the disease performed three five days.
STRUCTURES OF URETHRA- distractions in the
urera, such ard enlargement of the prostate
gland accompanied with much irritation and dull pain those
Of the consequences Of mateatment DR. NJ
structures scientific manner promoting their ABSORB
ton without pain In advertisements the subject
Of strictp-es the defined This deusion-be
enlargement of the prostate gland SC would produce
analogous SYMPTOMS. Ii cruel to torture patients with bou
Nc when in reality there is structure Dr. NJ fire.
suen consulted where have been injured by such
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousands of Young
men are suffering from the consequences OF ndplgne' in Sc
the Of nostums and pretended which stmula on
purely pathological principles and fails in establishing
Strictly confidential Letters paid, and containing
fee of So will prescriptions and advice; for SO med
cnss will be forwarded and warranted by the tsa
ing history of his
Office 2Oah Fulton 81. Greenwich
B.-Wih exception, Dr. M the only qualified adver
Using Surgeon in the CIV sl2imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
>R. A. G. CASTLE, REMOVED TO. ssi BROAD

DR. A. G. CASTLE, REMOVED TO ssi BROAD
- WAY, corner Of WHITE STREET, has Paste for
filling decsyed hollow eeh 1t can be put into the most tender
teeth without any pain Inconvenience with which be-
comes impscted into ON solid body thus restoring and
preserving hitherto painful and useless teeth artciay sound
and perfect all their respective for lprevenng IN
ALL CASES the necessity of extraction. Ladies the most
distinguished in society offer their testimonials in the most
vivid terms as TO efficacy The Editor the Evening Post
80 admirably adapted for tender teeth and
ability The New York Aurora says ' 1t makes the teeth
obtained mnch celebrity for his excellent mode q filling the
teeth" most eminent gentlemen OF the Medical Faculty
have personally tried and recommend DR. Castles Paste for
aching tooth will effect permanent
II rom the Journal of Commerce. - -
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATlON-Dr.
Castle has replaced by most ingenious piece Of dental
mechanism the lost portions Of the upper and lover bones
with this ibs and casually while in pursuit q
sonmsory Of this extraordinary cure and ~ enti-e sueees
pr Castle more Of regret 70 the Lieutenant
mospheric ID, e Castle refers to the Spanish
Consul Rear AdwTl Walton Lord hIopeth Gen; McC,gy,
eiety, s. N Y; Mrs; General Gases 3 Beck MD Dr..
ger Dr. j c. Cheelman Dr. a. II STEPHENS, Or. J. Tory,
Baylies, DR.. Wn Graysou ID DerruE NC. i Office sol
Broadway oil lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
TO MARRIED LADIES'
MADAME RFSTELI,S PREVENTIVE FOyVDERS.


Those Invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe but france PARTICULAR Ter upwards thirty
safe and efcacous remedy for married ladies' whose health
foselds a too rapid increase Of family.
male PbVscsn IN s tS @ ioT thirty years s
ropethose OF Vienna and Paswhere favored bV her great
and IN she attained that celebrity IN
to the female Frame for which her medicines now stand
vailed well in this country in Europe Her acquant
enables beby tracing s decline sna If bess o maed
females the meridian Of life the "a.
fond mother to premature their source,
arrive knowsdge Of the primary causes Of female indis.
the discovery celebrated Preventive Powders Their
adoption the preserving only the health
but even the life OF many an aecona,e wife and fond
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and
ton would most respectfully attention Of the mar
RED by all that they hold and DEAR their
.nbs not m na sn% e. evil; 20 which we are
Every dispassionate yueus and Heightened mind will unhe
stangy answer IN the Affirmative Price five dollars pack
can be forwarded by mail any part of the United STATES An
letters must be POSTPAID and addressed MADAME RES
street New York 6ace hours from AM to ococ PM
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
~ Madame Rsstes Female Monthly Pills IN ali cases Of r.
regularity suppression of those functions Of
their ntoducton the United about four
eorntees and limitations constantly attempted to ts
ssnt boxes s'e, and r Ssiied
Female Monthly pisp With the object of selling them,
cautioned against these attempts to impose upon them IL
sufficient TO that all Female Monthly Fills are coun.
!es except those sold at Madame Ress Principal Office,
Price ~ Madame Reses signature written the
the sy sscs bSs S c by
poinment at 264 Grand street. of Allen New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
MEDICAL.
ITO SINGLE GENTLEMEN and Others, who for certain
reasons may privately require

L
: reasons may privately MEp Fsffcst AID.
Dr. GREGORY may Se consulted coahden,iay at all hours
Of the day oEevenng his private residence No Barclay
ess
OF causes but 2ner from
Which has been Oysscoked The Of rsmsdis.
d and SS desire to
,s Many have Ssse ods LILLE upon mat
aced publish private msa die Called
he to Fl. work. S %
T shady S Sas% It %ss
and SYMPTOMS q diseases before alluded To- -.
and SsSs he Sssd %
s oan Ssa na a I sa %sS
ed TO the Of all who may Unfortunately need its friendly
b tie
@ Be- Daad So w %s and 'q q II
friendly yet silent monitor where sexual debility has
points out not only the means of but the certainty of
and should read
conditional reauns sensl only V %sry short time
is seso%pshmsn The price Of the book cents and
es Sc %sn st. sssi NsSs # . Sas
S = Es1 Br s fsa Of @o5a N M.rs ST.
No. az Sa F SGwery cor cor OF of sRTn 9sr St
No. lag Delaney st, cor Of Suffolk ST.
No. 6 BoWerS cor of walkerst
Both drug corner Of Broadway and Chambers street
DOCK sealed envelope those who
choose order tit will aso be seu by mail on receipt
one dollar. addressed to box SGT. s2l mfsc
'i'HE PRIVATE TREATISE-This little book itself is
designed for those who require speedy and private cure
for certain infectious complaints, and in which the bst and
most treatment plain and faithful The
price ST. The present advertisement however, to state
that on the causes which render these complaints obstinate
free of expense TO any wishing t. HIS for doing
THIS given IN the letter ITSELF and this Also will be
way 10 ' s6se 6o month mo e month with
of the body and which easily ard speedily cured
when once its nature is explained.
But lest should supposed that letter here referred
processes than really contains the author begs
that beside his long experience he has testimonial
the subject OF his integrity and skill from the
ysicans IN Europe TO the eminent America Sir
Ashley Cooper pr Mott Of New York, Dr. Physick of
to almost every physician of eminence in the CITY,
Dr. Ralph would also further state that he consulted
diseases OF this nature at his residence No 8 Green
wch street at any hour and those who honor him with their
be surprised at the and quckness with which, general
they will obtain sill lm~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
NEW YORK
SURGEONs' BANDAGE INSTITUTE,

NO; lANN STREET, I'd door from Broadway, in the
~ American Museum Buldings-Under the direction Of
=. JAMES KNIGHT NJ. D.,
Member OF the Medical aud Chimrgical Faculty OF Mary
land, Member Of the District Medical Society Of Ohio,
Member of the State Medical Society Of the of New
York, and Principal Of the above Institute
For the information of those who have not been nfomedas
70 NE design Of thus establishment will briefly state Is
DEpOI OF all the latest improved Bdages used in Orthoe
dc Practice where Bandge kept for the of Club
and lateral of the Spine The very celebrated wire
spring andaEes for the OF vacosed enlarged Veins
invented by Shoobred and Wrenwick, Of London, kept
here also all the latest improved Trusses and abdominal Sup
poe also Bandage made to suit special cases. and TO
order Tor Surgeons Physicians, &c.
of the above named deomtes and has made ample
en to receive patients from abroad for that purpose or VIII
forward bandages TO any distant parts of the country.
For further information respectfully submit the names oil
few OF the most noted Surgeons and Physicans who are pa
OF this Institute and of whom have presented most
Valentine Mott NJ d. Professor OF Surgery the pniyer-
sty Of New York; Alex W. Stevens M d.. Emeritus Procs-
scr in the College Of Ply and Surg New YORK CITY; D.
Cheeseman, M. D.; r. X Hoffman, NJ Di r. Rogers, Nj
fes.or surgery the College Of Ply and Surg New York
Esq Surgeon u s. Army; boct pubarry, Surg. Y SNavy
In Philadelphia respectfully refer toProfess?
Muer, Megs Jackson Hewson, dillingham; Homer Monk
In Baltimore TO Professors Jennings Jamson Handy Monk
en- Miar Amman, Hall, Smith and Bailey slb 3m eod.ec
CrOCKs BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
WM. 4 JNo. 0BRIEN, ls.Wsli street, "
ha .ad wa pn, and Bs Soiss sous sse and