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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03
The Case OF Parks.

To THE EprroR or THE HERALD
sIR: ~ have taken the Herald" through good re-
port and evil report the second number Of ITS
existence in this city, and occasionally have contributed
articles to its columns and have usually regarded it a.
and things in gepers but in the of Parks alluded to
this morning. your informant has certainly discovered
mares nest
The Police magistrates had fully examined into the par
tcuars of the charges brought against Parks and de-
cded upon holding him to bail in the OF $500 in each
case, for want Of which he was committed
All that their Honors Talmadge or Lynch had to DO
with the case, to perform the mere ministerial act OF
taking bail for the already decided TO be proper by
the Police magistrate and for refusing 10 do which, when
satisfactory bail offered they would have been liable
action for false imprisonment ct the suit OF Parks
All the discretion they could possibly exercise in the case
ed at ali or not for that had been srssdy decided in the
Affirmative by competent judicial officer, to w.t. the CON-
hitting magistrates but merely to decide whether the par
fully, and their afdavits are upon record and Il false
they liable prosecution for perjury; but they now
request that they here upon the spot
they able and willing to abide BY the respon
sbity they have undertaken; and they further reqnes
to state that they will be prompt noticing any LIBEL
that might be published against them in reference to the
course they have thought proper to adopt.
This explanation shows that there neither any trick
practised by the lawyer, any imposition prsctised
also that the reference to hsSsss corp1s Is The
totally out Of place, and perfectly inappcsble for the
effect Of habeas corpus would have been to enquire into
the whole merits Of the case proceeding wholly supe
rogaory because had been already enquired into and
adudcated upon, and the giving bail was merely carry
ing out that adjudication.
precisely, though with force for 1t happens that she
not the real simon Pure all but worthy and respect
able widow lady Of fifty years Of age Who II am correct.
y informed within the walls Oft prison before
in her life but unfortunately happens to bear the same
with another person whose reputation 10 somewhat
notorious.
The insertion the above explanation will much oblgs
THE LAWYER ALLUDED TO.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD-dsy nswspaper-pub
Ished every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July. Prcs cents per oopyor 81 - psr an
num-postsgs paid-cash in ADVANCE
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publisheas every Saturday
norning-prce u cents per copy, or - IL per annum
poasgss paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and in creasing
fast. las shs largest circulation Of any pepper ~ THE city,
srths ~evId ssi srsfsrs, s beet eAasnsI bssinsss
msn the city ~ essniry Prices moderate-cssh in i'd
vance.
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant Hyla.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRorRrErsR TIE HERALp EsrAsLnHNERT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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r L. o.sULL!vAN, ESQ, aud REV. GEO: 3. CHEE-
D. YER will close the debate Capital Punshu
Fdday evening" at the Broadway Tabsmee. The scrptusi
arsumep having been fully discussed the speakers will eon
fns themselves principally OF exptdency
this ia the last evening Of the debate this ution
each will occupy hour the fret and nssn
: IVY Hu3H MAXWELL. Presds2s.
w, b. Wildwood Secretary. S% o0"sn~s'
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TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

Ibeg leave to give notice to the AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Of all classes and conditions that making prepare.
tons to repubsh In the cheapest styls and In the week.
~ quarto form of newspapers, diversified and valuable
selection from the RELIGIOUS LITERATURE ofChris
tianity, produced by the Of genius belonging to
every sect during the last two hundred years.
The reason for attempting such project Is plain Ma
tsrialism shdely and immortality, Of all kinds have of
late been ndusrousy circulated throughout the country
under such imposing names and to 30 great an extent
that something must be done to revive the ancient spi
rt of Religion AMI Morals. Lecturers Of all kinds-so
phsts on every subjectthe worst and wckedest era-
ture of France and England Reproduced in the cheapest
forms have dsmoraizsd the sgeand upset all the esta
bshed land marks Of morality and religion throughout
the land.
It's therefore necessary that something should be done
But who is to oh7
If none other VIII, shall propose to republish in
the cheapest FORM in quick succession, selection from
the works of tho best and purea RELIGIOUS AU
THORs, DO they Presbyterian, Episcopasn, Catholic
Methodist Baptist any other denomination These 80
leetious will not be religious controversybut such
treat on practical pisty-on good worksand the &c
neral principles of Christianity without the bad spirit Of
sectsrisnism.
To carry out this project WELL possess large printing
establishments, and the HERALD q daily newspaper, Of
thirty Aoussad circulation considered the principal
advertising organ in the country, capable Of giving
throughout the Union intelligence Of these works as
they appear This Printing Establishment comprises 10
prsssea 50 printers pounds OF type and consump
ton Of about ses Of paper of all kinds per week.
We have every in power to carry this pro-
jsct into opsrationand believe that the American
public ready to aid and assist any man. who will threw
himself into the breach and sndeavor to revive the
csn piety virtue. and principles Of forefathers in
opposition modern sceptcism and immortality. which
stealing steahy the present generation under
the masks of geology, mssmerism, ouriersm, finance
neurology human psrfectability, and
the whole train of modern philosophy light literature
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR ls4s.
- >, a. II, ~ 1 T. ! IN

AhhdNObMENl EOh lo4O
OLD EsfABLlsAe6 EMIGE1Nr FzsseaE
OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
DAssAGE to and from Great Britain and lres nd by the
suar line Of packets sailing on the 't 7tA lsh 18th and
II. ia H;sS BY, Inc Of packet; :: follows
SS39NkSsESI sTss t csssi1t siis.''"'
s sS$&$ SsS. fr s.sS:,
!" 5 5Se5AS. e. S:sGsiRa . %sis.':
ii 5s By 0y
sss. viii Be shed rom Liverpool Boston
more cbsTsstoa ana ssvsnush twice nth The differ
eat pert. IL B A%ss, .es YEA. hs ssSs
all the attention Of those residing ia The United
no ssi .s
BY ns linz e ps ss sp IS
hs smr.nt nrs. e., weltHown American hips somprs
despatched BY Liverpool agents. ttee
daring the thereby avoiding detention rtose
sse.d with i: Viii Be sIsfsi.d VIM H. usual
preference for thus line, The
SuSie ps.Icn.se which his ossn ssIay srstowss for
ss %S1sS H. ernasS free can I.S
e., ns 4. aaS regard 70 hi.
"a SSs "a sas $ss demand Ss
neir meuds Reading pz Of the United KINGDOM, Will
please nece on The receipt the with
address OF the party 10 receive d for the amount he
rate - per pound sterling will he forwarded per ships
or BY hst packet ship and receipt duplicate Of
lf by letter post paid 10
joS " Hss 5SiS sS d sss,A ;.:;.;
and NeG,u 2, Watsrlo Dock, Liverpool.
In Scotland--Messs D-niel Wright n Co (,j,svow
In lreiand--Dnns Delsny ESD, Dublin; Messs Joseph
All, Co. Belfast Mr. VIM Gains, Lonaonderry; A. Muir
ay. ESQ Cob d2sr~
NhwgURiPQEI Bsul Note. wanted tor abort iis,. :
~ pnfs' e. pAnsdspha snd Boston, III sls e.
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UNITED STATES
TEA MPORIUM.
III, late l29 Chatham street, Nnc York.

-. :. ,,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY contnue to Offer for
sale new and fragrant Teas Of vzney and style.
Their assortment specially includes the delicious
powerful grades Of Green aud Black Every package the
amp Of neetnes and elegance and the Tear therein
thoroughly secured from light and air that tn quality and
of o~ecuns Business perhaps scarcely to be erceied
founded upon the utmost regard to the rights Of he custom
o., especially with 'ssse, to weight and quality, and
articles VIII TAIL then the uiIs. "a crion Which
the money will be cheoruy and promptly refunded Coun
sh msae'r will find decided advantage to supply them
sey, IRON this establishment.
C. yea roasted day.
fds from all parts Of the United Sturss exseutsd win
prQ(nI tip,de aud des patch.
W The only Enshovse IN America Tor s sale q Hon.
FSoar celebrated hlach Tea IN lmer
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Circuit Court.
uaEara Iull1e Kent.

a-Wsn,y q Chrifoph~ vs. Bond Moss The
in This ease brought verdict in favor Of the de-
Jnn Hond and further find verdict against in favor
Of the pain against in the action of trover in
,ba sum of <777 81.
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To Business Advertisers.

To Business Advertisers.
Advertisers and men of business, who want to make
the selection ct vehicle for their notices In the ap
preaching spring business particularly called to the
following authentic documents relative to the circulation
Of the two leading papers in the city -
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
no following II list of the agents for the Herald,
where subscriptions will be received and single numbers
ere found Tor sale regularly -
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New YoRK HrRALp !
OYPlcE, Nov. l, l642.
NrssRs. PERssE 4 bRooKs:
GENTLEAEN -
Please to deliver ut the
Herald Office, New York
Ssren hundred and fifty
reams per sceek Of the small
sized paper ~ ><32- for the
Daily Herald.
Also 60 rear1s per Deek Of
the large sized 81 S46 for the
Weekly Herald, for one year
from this date, to be OF qus'i-
~ equal to this specilneI =
Pay msnis to he made each
sreek in cash, in full for that
week. r
JJAAIEs g. BENNETT.
We sccept the above or
der and will deliver il a. d.
rected.
PERSsE & BROOKS,
No. 81 Liberty street.
JAMES RowE, (w;,nsssas
SAMUEL BEnAH,
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LOUISIANA And NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
& @ ~ ne IL
For the better accommodation of Shippers intended
iesps,ch ship from this 3th loth 18TH 2et aud
18th OF each month"; the 10th October and connu
ng until May when regular days will be appointed for the
rainds Of the whereby delays
fi be evented during the months. The following
faaps Will commence this arrangement ...t
snip YAzOQ, Captain Cornell.
Ship OCONEE, Captain Jackson.
Shp MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hilard.
Ship LOUISVILLE, CAPTAIN Hupt. f... sn
Ship SHAKsPEARE Captain Miner
chip GASTON, Captain Latham
Ship HUNTSVILLE Captain Mumford.
Ship OCMULGEE Captain Leaytt-
Snip NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson.
Ship MEMPHIS, Captain Knight
Ship LOUISA, Captain Milford.
These ships all built the city Of New York, express
for packets are Of light da q wstsr have recently 6esn
uneqsaJled for comfort They commanded
by experienced masters who will make every exersn give
general satisfaction They will all times be towea up
down the Mississippi BY steamboats,. -
Neither the captains Of these ships will be
BILE for ewey bulion precious Stones or plated
for ktte parcel package rpgt ON beard OF
tne unless regular bills Of aiding taken for the and
the value thereon expressed
For freight or passage, apply
.l e. K.COLLINs & CO, s. South st., or
HULLIN &WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods their address,
The ships OF this line warranted sail puncualy ad
Tesed and will be taken have the goods
measured.
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By these documents will be that the Herald hes
decidedly the best for advertising. Yet would not
ask any person select either paper contrary to her
own views and feelings The paper maker for the Sun
very respectable and very honorable mansnd capi
al paper manufacturer 30 also paper makers,
Msss Persse and Brooks with whom We have dealt to
the extent Of nearly $4,000 in Paper Advertisers viii
remember Tier facts
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GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
PECK SLIP NEW YORK.


@ & & M
and the public ssnsry to the sapsror
psr Of England TesnJ seo1ad OF Wales ia tns magnificent
se NEW 81 FIJI IafvfFeRrooL PACKETS VIZ
s ssip E RESSu,,s, Capt; .; Collin linn
Ship a. kRISK spiss st i'd dts''
Ship soGtTHEk YER, Captain p Wood house.
Ship H uN ", |, T IN Captsn Palmae i;
Sailing twice every mcpth; ana with he UNITED LINEn
composed Of superior first class American shpa sailing
ten days will make nv; p each nOn throughout the
bihty Of unnecessary detentisn. -
Passagss direct from London. Bristol and Greencck New
nS choS Bosom snd Bs%ose ana tho
British North Amerca all en-
Persons wishing to send for their friends, will not fail 70 sec
he advantage: be De rived from selecting this line prefer
will Be taken make hs passage agreeable ships being
cited with solely to the comfort Of passenger
money will be refunded without any deduction. usual
free from the vaous seapo Of Ireland and Scotland
The regular pat which the Subscribers are agents sail
follows viz ITO apd from London the lst 10th and 2oh
Of saca ~sn,r aud from t.sI099 % the It. 7 ,s!h
n'h an Charleston E EsMYTT%EsGEs the season
By enclosing the they wish sent with the and adj
dress Of the receive i. rely draft for the
ssd an for the same returned per
mail.
Dn. sight, for any psyssl. demand with
cal Banks OF Ireland and branches Eastern Bank q
Greenock, and their branches Mes: James Built Son Co.
.nd in every principal town Of Great Britain and Ireland
Further particulars made known application BY letter,
p0 dsvT H. T. TAPsCOTT. a Peck slip. N. York
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Az hWBURfPOHI Bank Notes wanted tor sbort ann,
IN bnfss e. PAilsasiuh. sAd Boston III ;sls
d5fr avail and in broadway.
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
i& ~ ~

Punetualty regards the day Of sailing viii be observed
heretofore The price Of passage outward now fixed One
Hundred Dollars FOR which ample Of description
will be provided, with the exception OF and liquors
which will be furnished by the stewards.
'fIT GOODHUE Co, CT South st.,
C. H. MARSHALL, So Burling- slip N Y.
ie24 lyh Barring BROTHERS & c.. G'puoi.
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Exr2 HEMITTANCES TO IKELAND, Nc., &c-
k&KXN The subscriber continues money sums
large small residing in any of Ire
land the he, and his predecessor
have done for the last thirty and also
part of England or Scotland.
Money ened bv letter tpost pad) the subscriber
~ersonsy deposited with with the of the person
persons Ireland England Scotland, whom it be
E-n and post viii be Immediately transmitted
and PAM accordingly and receipt TO that effect rysn for
wsrded TO the sender.
In like money with claims persons in part OF
Ireland England Scotland be collected by the snbsc
for persons residing part OF the United state
Canada. and will he paid TO them accordingly.
f}r0Hf3b. N~RHIOE. Ir. 50 tedsrst-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
AUGUSTA, October 5.


Rcmarks.-We resume to-day the pub
licarinn of our price current, which shall
he continued. weekly. during The season.
accompanied with such remarks as the
changes and huc,ua,inus in our market
will require. We shall endeavor 10
make our tables as accurate Us they can.
he, nn' only by our own observations but
by all the information wc shall he able
10 obtain from our merchants in order that
our country friends may. weekly. be pos
sessed of Il correct know ledge Of The con.
ditinn OF our market. for The sale Of pro.
duce and the purchase Of commodities Of
every description. Our country friends
are aware that We icei great pnriialiIy
for our city. and that i, always gives ns
pleasure To find lis s;ade improved aud
proper, aud acquire that degree Of impor
tance in The state to which il is entitled
by lis locality, so central between the cas-
tern mud northern and western onh sou
ihern sections of the uninn, and posst ssing
two atlantic ports fnr the importation Of
goods ond the shipping Of praduce. But
at the same time those friends mus, be
aware, by their acquaintance with US
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
conn saacrcial.

HANBuRi. October. 4.
Coiton.-The receipts OF The past week
have beeu heavy. more so than for any
week since The first u! September last.
The stock on hand on IT inst. was l.l66
bale. and in Augusta 1881 bales. The
receipts lbr The last mon'h, nuInher 2.3l9
bales. aud in Augusta l94G hales. Oar
marke, is somew hat dull ,u-day, aud buy
ers nre disposed 10 fall back. Prices.
however, remain, as %e feh them on Tues.
day last, say for old Cotton Gi tn 81 cts.
New, 81 to 81 cts. per III; aud We ex.
peci hur little alteration in The market.
unit! The mex, accounts from Europe come
TO hand.
Dry Goods. Groceries. Sr.-Thc!c are
heavy stocks on hand. as will be seen by
reference To our advertising columns, ard
we a'e informed. iha; hue bargains are Of
'ered In purchasers.
Frighis.-To Charleston per Rail
Road % Cts. per hundred for Couon--by
buars 81 per bale. To Sa' annah SO cts.
per bale for CoIlon.-Journai.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
THE EDGEFIELD VILLAGE
FEsE.REE AC.gDE.NN.

7HtiiE Es'rcises of tiis Institution, under.
IL the charge OF Rev. Dr. w B. JoHysoy..
will close fix this yenr. on The las, day OF No.
vember; and they sill be resumed on the frs,
day Of Jannnry. 1854. Miss RicHARpsos and
Mr.. BAcoy will Continue in their respective do.
partments. Miss X assist. Dr. J. in the solid
branrhc.. and teaches Drawing. Painting. and
Nred.ewcrk. hr. Is j. the faithful and con.
tc!enlions Proiessos of Music.
TERMS: per quarter.
Boarding including bedding, lights,
and washing, $40 90
Tu'.ion:-Spelng. Reading Wiring.
aud Arithmetic, 6 90
With tic above. English Grammar.
Passing Geography. Composition. 8 90
With tie above. Philosophy. Natural,
Mental md Moral. Chymisrrv. 30.
tany. Logo. Criticism. Butler, Ana.
lpgy, Algebra. DC. 10 90
Latin. Greek. French. Italian. each, ! 90
Mn.ic. Sl2 20. Use of Piano 81.
Drawir. Painting, 81.
Firswood in Winter Quarters. 50 ccn,s.
The quarter Of III. child commences " ith
her enlrancc in'o the Srh,di, The above pay.
mcnls are quarterly IN advance
Eicetic!d c. II , ) G., 30,h Sep,r ls43.
Oct tf .S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

painfnl illness of thirteen days, during which
lime he manifested the most perfect resignation
to the will "f his heavenly father. his sai''ed
spirit took its fight calm and seren"ly To the
ma r,sions in the skv. The deceased had been
n CONSISTENT m"mber nfllir Baptist Church. i"r
upwards of thirty years. those who knew hln
best, comld best arres, his zeal in the cnnsc oi
Christ; he was Eli'hful in the discharge oi NIL
the ,ln'ies Of II pious christian. good ci,'zen
and an honest man; he has left bcrravch
wife aud scycn children. vino alone can know
the loss which they have sustained. besides
large circle Of relatives and friends 10 mourn
his ,irtimc'y fate. .. Blessed are the dead that
die in the Lord. yea saith the SplI,. they cease
from their lsbors and their works do follow
them"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11

!sfarriage Notices.-A western paper
gives The following notice "All notice.
of marriages where no bride cake is sent
will he sci upin small type and p"kcd III
10 some oailand,sh corner nf the paper.
Where a handsome piece nfcake IS sent,
ii will lie placed c"hspicuously in large
letters but wnen gl,rs. or other bride
favors are added. piece Of poetry will be
.iven 10 addition. When however. thr
Editor attends the cercmo ) is propria
persona and kisses The bride. il will hav"
special no'ice-Fery large type, and The
mos, appropriate poetry that can be Jtgged
borrowed. stolen or clincd from The train
editorial.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-11
WEATHER. CROPS, &c.

Tho Columbia Planter says: gentleman
writing to them FROM Laurens district. remarks.
"our Corn crops in the vicinity are perhaps
better than an average. Cotton. think, must
go below al average: certaiuly considerably
below Ias, years crop Another gentleman
writing from Society Hill. Darlington dist
remarks -" The whole Pee Dee country, so
far as I know, has been unusually healthy dur
ing the euiire season. have heard OF bn' few
cases ufiever. and they have been seriously III
iured. both IN quantity and quality, by the hea'
w falls OF rain which we nsve had Of late. II
seems TO me. ,ha. tie sandy lands will not
roach any thing like even an average crop.
heard one Of our larges, and hes, planters say
70 day. ,ha, his would no, he half CROP"
The Winyah 0tserrer Of the 4'h inst, says !:
ave have said the crcp Of rice will be moth
,ns more than an average onr-nor viii ii be-
though we have seen extraordinary specimens
OF Rice as to the growth Of stalk aud heads
particularly the sample ui each from Nc. Jas.
4. pringlc's Santee plantation. Yesterday
Capt. John II. Alls;on sen, las three heads of
rice holding in the aggregate ele5ea handred and
sixty grains Ifhis crop is generally like his
he will make most extraordinary one"
The following extracts Of letters receivedby
q nerchsn, Of Savannah. from large plan:c,s
IN Burke county. Geo. tell n sad s,"ry:
"Our crops are completely destroyed by the
caterpillar Our fields look like tho dead OF
winter thew have no; only eaten the leaves.
bu. the bolls."
"Siuce you were here. OUT cotton pa,che'
have been sheared by the worms. of thril leaves.
blooms and bolls. as completely as !, is p"sslte
% imagine. On many farms one-.hrd is 'os'. '
The 81. Siar,irsvillc Gu=sae. states ,ha, the
Army Worm has made its appearance among
the cotton fields in tha: parish. II has not. ~
vet. done much dansgc. The crops in thai
section has bcen somewhat snjured by repeated
heavy ,ains.
The vicksburg Eiig. gives vc'y unfavor'
able accoun, Of the Cou N crop in Mississippi.
The Editor seems to think j, will be one third
short Of las, yca,s; he states that the same IL
true OF the crups in the upper parishes Of Lou.
isiana.
The Charleston .Teres:y OF the 9Th inst:
says: The weather has been 'esiiy autn,nnal
for some days. and Yesterday was sorr as well
as cool. Il, iiely enough 10 clear up with Il
FROST. which will do great sood--by killing tnr
eaterpillers. How the planters would relish
i,s performing the same o!hcc Oh the cotton i.
another question"