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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

L. A Mr. Monteith, an Englshman, was
drowned BY the capsizing of a boat while crossing
the Ohio at Madison, Ind. on the l7th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

u The n. 0. Bulletin of the 18th SAYS =
The influenza continues 10 prevail with unmiti.
gated violence in every part Of the city. 1t is not
dangerous, we believe, bat as uncomfortable as
need be. The yellow fever, we understand, also
exists TO some extent, but has not assumed Z ma
hgnant type" "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

IL MIR. I. 0. Collins was robbed about six
miles from New Haven, CT, while walking to
Merlden, on Friday night last. He was met by
some ruttians, who demanded his purse, and, on
his dcmurring, knocked him down and rified his
pockets. Luckily he had little money about him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

For Jacob Thompson date A!emb-D 81
:" Tllghman NJ. Tucker present GoNefGor)..n
&" w. IA. Hammet iFeb canddate) 81
&" r. w Roberts (new man ......... IL
/" w. A Stone Feb candidate) 80
:. Il. Munger g. ]. M:Cemgham
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

Is Abner Rogers, charged with having mur.
aered Charles Lincoln, Jr Warden within the
precincts of the State prison of Massachusetts, in
June last, was brough, up for trial on Monday
He pleaded not guilty. He is defended by Geo
T. Bigelow and John Benis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26
The W-sII,amsbursh Murder.

Ercmindtion Of Edger9 W at Wi!hamsb"rsh ehdTssa
ION tA> c5mpiGfnt of William Wc;nmcn) pith the mar
der Of Robert Fhtt.ford
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Webb With all our rivalry and hostility in business.
would be unwilling, YET, to place HIM on the same
level which Moses Y. Beach and his friends seem to
occupy will give Mr. Webb, therefore, an opportu-
nifty explain in public, and hope and trust that, on
account of former associations, he may clear his
skirts of any unfavorable inference growing out OF
this strange business
Of Beach have not further word to say atpre-
sent. He is already in the hands of the Courts OF
Justice for his beastly attempt to defame pure and
excellent lady, andfhe shall be in the hands OF
another Grand Jury, for the part he has played in
the plot with Baker developed by him in the aff
davits and examination before the Police.
But the crisis has now come. 1t is now time to
lay open to the world the detestable conspiracy
which has existed for years against the proprietor of
this paper, among several of the newspapers and ed
tors of New York. We shall proceed next week,
at leisure, and ungown these abominable efforts
from first to last-ab QUO usqus maIa. The Courier
+ Emquir1-the late Epesing Star, the late Union,
both by M. M. Noah-the Courier DIES Etats Unis,
with all their editors, cques, and seperae efforts
both public and private, shall be now laid bare be-
fore the community. This shall be done disposition
ately butsfrmly.
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FRoM TAtcAHv.SA-Our correspondent at Nantucket
no Esd United States Consul at Talcehusna dated Fee
bruary i4lh -
The accounts from Guayaquil aud its neghborhood
SUI BAD Hs regards tho yellow fever. 1t is said that two
tis 81 the population of that place have persisted and
hat the authorities msdtated burning the city All YES
se' coming from any port in New Grenada, and along
the far South Tambez subjected to qua
rautiae in the ports Of chilli The ship Lumnsry, OF
Warren has jus. come out OF quarantine where she
detained ioty days OF having touched Te-
camas about two months previous 20 coming here.
The quarantine regulations fall hard upon whale
ships, which only touch for recruits and they gene.
rally pass three four months after touching
any OF the ports within the limits Of the infected part
the be fear of their bringing the
tagios wiheu, lis being k1own. have written 20
Charge dAfsrs at Santiago, 10 interest him in getting
from the Government mitigation OF the established
rules in favor OF whslers and expect to hear from him in
day two.
Before closing this will mention tragic occurrence
which took place in this port the 9th inst Samuel
Dodge, cooper barque Brsmin, OF New Bedford came
on shore ON duty IN the morning, apparently in sound
mind aud heath but becoming suddenly derang stabbed
A Whitehead master Of said barque and three others
American seamen of whom, George Miller, died i'm
simultaneously. The others, although badly wounded,
have recovered Dodge is in prison awaiting his trial
aud as the is exactly similar 20 that Of Paddock
which tosk place IN Valparaiso few ago. is
be feared that his fate will be the shall do all
my his life the plea Of insanity
Courier.
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Circuit Court.


Jusr a-Masterton + Smith, vs. The City o. Brook!ynI
This was summed up this morning by Messrs Wood
and Lord and the Judge delivered his charge, in the
OF which he remarked that this involved but
few facts and very uncertain rules OF law BY the ORR
gnal CtyOf Brooklyn agreed to Master
Smith the OF $27 900 for the supply Of marble
for their City Hall. Also that all the benefits
and profits arising out OF this job, were as truly
the property of Masteron and smith as anv Of their
real estate any other possible property. This he
conceves be the rule Of law applicable to this case
The contract msdeths rights and the obligations
mutual in the Of contracts between ndiv
duals The contract broken by the city Of Brook
lyn and the city must respond in damages. Asto the
rule damages the Judge charged followsthat you
must give the party absolute Naturalization for the
loss he has sustained and the gain he has mssed Smith
Masterton entitled TO recover the profits which
they would have made had they been allowed to go
and finish the scontract see reason to impute bad
faith to Masterton Smith. The witnesses testify that
from 30 to IS per cent profit for
to make in such contract Some of the Witnesses testified
that in two ofthe yearssay in s40n consequence
of the low price OF wages the profits this contract
would have up high as 40 per cent and in one
year less than 30 cent In relation to Messrs Kahn
Morgan, you must adopt the rule OF damages, that
s the city of Brooklyn must respond in damages in the
smeunt Messrs. Maserton Smith liable for
TO Kahn Morgan, Tor the fufment OF the contract
with them.
Verdict forSplaintiH s72.9so %.
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NKw EssrArp socrKrv-BuxKEn HILL CKLrpRA-

NEW ENsLAND SocTETY-BuNKER HILL CELEBRA-
rToN.-This Society held special meeting last
evening, at the Asior House, for the purpose of ma
king arrangements to celebrate the 17ih June, at
Bunker Hill Moses II. Grinnell was called to the
chair, George w. Belts, Secret y. Resolutions
were passed to attend the celebration on the 18th,
and'a committee Of seven were appointed to carry
the resolutions into effect. This committee is com.
posed Of Nessrs. Moses II. Grinnell, John Thomas,
Simeon Draper, ]. A. Underwood, J. l.. Lord,
George Curtis, and George w. Belts
We understand that an invitation was extended
to the New York Light Guards to escort the dele
cation TO Boston, and that the invitation was &C.
cepted
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INcENDiARIsM ON THE FRoNTIER-AMERfcAcA GGREs
We sorry to announce REPETITION Of those
ourags upon the frontier which disgraced the period
the late rebeions No have the volunteer forces
been dsbanded than the disperadoes the American
side have recommended til atrocious acts Many In
dyduals in the neighbour hood Of Ojelltown rendered
themselves particularly obnoxious to the sympathi.
vading force Odelltown and Rouses Point Threats
have been from time TO time directed against them, and
the protection Of the troops having been withdrawn these
have been realized in signal acts OF revenge During the
last week dwelling house and three barns fired
upon the same night, and apparently al the same time
they were distant about quarter of mile from each
other and doubt exist the having been the
work Of ncendares. The inhabitants of the house
capped they were but lost everything. In Of the
barns three valuable horses and other cattle
sumed; in the others large quantities Of produce
rThis u but the beginning and Acknowledgements
not Immediately taken by the government line deg
viii show such bescons every night aggression on the
one side Will lead TO retrlbuon the other and those
that know the stuff OF which the borderers madehave
good cause 10 fear that will which may
anger the peaceable relations of the countries There
must be troops upon the frontier Of Kind other
not volunteers there must be regulars otherwise the in
habitant will take their protection into their hands
an their not likely be OF very polite
these outrsges has been Forwarded TO the Government
The names Of the sufferers Messrs Ode Chonk and
Van Vliet
the above in type we have received informa
ton that great glare seen at Laprare on the sky
IN the direction Odelltown, Sunday evening, and
apparently proceeding from large fire. II was reported
yesterday that another dwelling house. and some bsrn
and stables had been fred there and many horses cattle
&c. destroyei.-MontriaI Courier, 3ofh NIL.
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Who wants for three shillings
A anlendi,l n cad of iettv raven hai

bolt, dark and silky SUCH as lew moTtals wearf
Reader you may suppose from the heading of this ad-
vertsement that we pulling useless criticize not 50,
could not afford to do it Tor the low price sell this
It is usual TO charge dollar but sell thus that rich
and poor may try it, well knowing it is all represented
Here the positive qualities Of Jones' Coral Hair Re-
storstve only used for smbellshing dressing the
hair gives beautiful silky, soft feeling and appear
to it, and will keep in order twice long any
other article positively forces the hair 10 grow stays
its falling, scurf dandru and makes light red
grey hair grow naturally dark Give it trial..
Sold price 8, sors shngs bottle. at the sign Of the
American Eagle 81 Chatham street, N Y, in Philadel
pha by Z,eber, Ledger Buildings in Boston by Red.
ding State street. Albany 81 state street. 1879 Fulton
street. Brooklyn, where may be had the famous Italian
Chemical Soap for curing eruptions and clearing the
skin. ~
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CHATHAM TnEArRE.-By reference to the bill for
this evening we were agreeably surprised to find
the talented and fascinating lady manageress and
old iavorte, Mrs. Thorne, announced for the gay
and sprighty Harriet Arlington MRS. T. has just
recovered from protracted illness, which has Tor
many months kept from the boardssof this Theatre
apeculiar line of characters which none but herself
could SO well supply. No doubt her temperance
will be warmly and numerously welcomed. Mr.
w G. Jones, whose presentations of the sailor cha
racter are inimtable, will commence an engage
ment this evening in piece called " The Pride Of
the Ocean" Hill and Wood also appear.
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90 REV. 8. C. HENRY, Pastor Of tho Presbyterian
Church of Crsnbury N rserredto for the extraor.
binary effects Of Hays Linament from Comsock Co. u
Courtland street, in subdung ease OF long standing and
severe Piles.
The gentleman has also the Magical Pain Extrac
ter salve from the same place. which s sovereign
dy for all burns scalds, and every kind Of external
sore.
The following certificate was left with US few days
ago with liberty publish 1t :"From of feeling
towards my fellow citizens, think it my duty to make
piles for ten years during that time have tried every
thing offered the public for that distressing complaint
but without any effectua cure, until met with your
Hays Linsment, whichsgave me almost immediate relief
continued using 1t, until completely cured and have
not since been troubled with them an hour-I strongly
recommend to every person afflicted with that dreadful
disease.
CHARLEs Starry Minister Of the Gospel,
First Avenue, NY.
The following family medicines to he had a. above:-
DR.. Comstocks Vermifuge, entirely vegetable and ne
bad effects can possibly arsD from it, usePrce IS
per bottle.
warranted cure for the sick headache.
Oldridges Balm of Columbia stops the hair falling out
and restores again. also keeps the head clean and free
from dandruf.
Comfock Co.'S Pure Extract of ssssaparilla for puIi
Tying the Blood warraned good any sold at VI
per bottle just half the pricevz 80 cents per bottle
81 per DOZEN
DR.. Bartholomew's summer cordial for chidrenr, sum
mer csmpaints-prce ~ cents per bottle. l..
Allthe above valuable medicines TO DO had ohIy ~
this city at al CORTLAND street, near Broadway ana VI
Agents all through the country only be sure hat gov
find the fac smile Of Comstock &Co. All wHhoW 'hs'
name counterfeit and worthless
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STREET swEEprNa.--In many parts OF the city
this is bee ONE an obsolete idea-known only to the
history OF the past Forl instance, there is 10th
street. bet ween 9th and 10Th Avenues-it has not
been swept but once during the year lS43, or but
once since some. time last autumn. 1t is very near
the same with all that part Of the city, we are
informed. As to the removal OF ashes, why the
thing is seldom thought OF. Alderman Purdy must
take his coat of, and jacketoo. If these grievances
are not soon remedIed.
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\ DKMPsrERs CONCERT last night at the Society LII
brary, was attended by large and fashionable au-
dience. The Misses Cumming appear to have I'M
proved greatly, and sang with much spirit, feeling
and effect Several of their songs enthusiastic
cally encored. Dempster himself was in excellent
voice, and as usual elected great applause. This en-
tertainment should be repeated.
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THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE Mr.. ABBoTr took place
Yesterday. 1t was attended by almost all the men,
bers of the dramatic profession in this city, many OF
the press and numerous personal friends 1of the de-
ceased Throughout long life MIR. Abbott NAM
tanned in the most extended and best sense OF the
terrn the. charactero gentleman. He was man OF
fine education, attractive manners, and OF highly re-
spectacle attainments actor. His memory
will be long cherished by wide circle OF attached
friends
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RuMoRKD.-The removal Of Levi Lincoln, col
ector of Boston, andlthe appointment Of Robt Ran
tool, Jr. This.change will doubtless take place. as
Mr.. Rantosl has Withdrawn his name as candi-
date for Congress, from the district in which he
resides.
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u. s STEAMSHIP UNIoN.-Thls new and beautiful
vessel arrived this port yesterday, from Boston
She is trip all the principal ports on the coast
for the purpose OF giving the citizens an opportunity
to examine the principle on which she Is built
Lieut.. Hunter, iher commander, is the inventor OF
the horizontal submerged wheels that propel her
The experiment so far has succeeded TO meet his
most sanguine expectations, and OF the scientihc
gentlemen who have examined her construction
On the voyage from Boston to this port, she had
strong head winds to contend with. She came the
outside passage TO give her powers fair trial Her
daily consumption of fuel is ten tons Anthracite and
eleven and half tons of Btuminus coal, and under
steam Alone averages seven to eight knots per hour
against the wind. With canvass she s stiff, fast,
dry and weatherly. A scientific gentlemen accom-
panes the Union on her experimental cruise, for
the purpose Ct making himself acquainted with, and
testing her capabilities, which, if thoroughly prov
ed to the satisfaction of the government, several
more vessels on the same principle will be immed-
ately commenced
Our citizens have opportunity of seeing TOR
themselves, and as she only remains in port few
days, it will be necessary to improve it forthwith
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ANOTHER REDUCTION London packet ship
Wellington, Capt Chadwick, sails for London on
the 10th inst. She takes out cabin passengers for
S75 head. .
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NAvAL;-The independent sIoop Fire Fly, guns,
bearing the broad pennant of Commodore Newton,
was at Port Ponehartrain the oath inst bound on
crulze 70 Various ports islands, bays nlets, CULTS,
sit Mobile in the course Of three or four DAYS, 10 re
Penish her stock of stores. and then take a cruize
down the Gulf OF Mexico. List of ofiicers.-G.
Samuel Forgay, Sailing Master; James Thorns'
Passed Midshipman; w. w. White, Gunner; &c
Storm, Purser; H. G. Pearson, Captains CLERK.
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President HoUsroN OF TExAs.-This mans
character Is suffering considerably by rumor in
New Orleans The New Orleans Tropic OF the
21lh Says
For week past II has been Whispered about in this
favor OF sam Houston President Of Texas for twenty-five
thousand dollars has been paid the counter of one OF
the prominent ommerclal houses in New Orleans
We learn further that by the steamship New YORK
which sailed Monday evening for Galveston informs
ton of such character transmitted 10 Texas as yl
leave scarcely the shadow OF doubt upsn the minds o
Che people there Of the truth Of the which a,
only whispered here,
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EAST INDIA SouADRoN.-lt is announced ofnciai
ly, that any letters for the Brandywine or ST. LOUIS
that may be forwarded to Mr. Cushing at Boston,
previous to the 18th inst, will be taken out to the
squadron.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
: ew York, saturday, J.ns 8. lsAs.

Herald Lite sry Depot
All the new and cheap literary publications Of the day
ire for sse whoesale RETAIL at the HEnALD OFFICE
oorth W eat corner of Nassau and Fulton street.
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Is OF STocKs IN LONDON.

These exhibit ENORMOUS prices, and marked advance,
and represent almost every and railways
the internal the DOCKS the shipping the
insurance Offices and banks general tradethe prices of
these all high that few yield per cent With the basis
ofthe paper currency strong position the foundation
Of speculation 10 laid only political
events and the crops.
The expose Of the Chancellor, shows deficit OF
revenue OF f2OOOOO Notwithstanding the fsoooooo do
rived frsm income tag.
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Court for tho Correction OF Errors.
This Court meets to-day in the Board Of Aldcrmen's
chamber. They will probably sit until the 4th Of July
They meet for the Of hearing writs OF Error from
the Supreme Colr The calendar 10 very large and will
not pro baby be entirely disposed ofths term.
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$l427O State 6 various years. eco do le64 49i
1870 shares Grsrd Bank, lls do do de A. 900 do de-
81 sos do do, 6f 20 Manuf Mech Bang, l6 IL do Le
high, TO- 10 do Farm Mech Bank, SAT- 900 Lehigh os
ls4s a; shares Philadelphia Trenton, s.; $3.50 New
County os 1860 $500 State o. 1870 4o so shares VIII
mngton r X, III.
After Board-2e shares Bank States eli 10 do Fsrmers
and Mechanics Bank s4l 96 do Vcksburg Bank, do
Union Bank Of Tennessee, 81.
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THE PUBLIC HEALrn.-A great number OF per-
sons are suffering atpresent from influenza and gen.
eral arrangement of the health. The very incie-
ment, and disagreeable weather has been the cause
of the prevailing indisposition. Avoidance OF the
night alright oodand gentle purgatives, constr
frte we believe the best treatment.
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u0- MsELLE CALvE AND THE OPERA-La,t
night the Saloon crowded excess we should think
in most excellent voice. and sang az usual most
sweetly and effectively Shenighty gains in popularity
with her many admirers-crowded houses must be ma
these Operas produc every Department. admirably
filled, and Nibls right in making the "sweet all
ance" of music and poetry the prominent attraction of his
establishment this summer; it is praiseworthy under
taking and its result the foundation perhaps of Opera
in New York. We understand that the grand Opera OF
lie Domino No is in preparation, and will be produced
early week. To night lie Gamin de Paris in which
young Richer is excellent, and Les Rendezvous Bour-
gsos, known the American stage the Rsndezpous
will conclude the entertainments. Madame LIE Court
and M'selle Lagier, both appear.
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The news from abroad decidedly in more favorable
character to American interests than any which has
reached for years. This chiefly owing to working
Of the currency which fer the last stood fol-
lows;-
FSoH. Lab, PIPER y C N, r., ~,
Bank OF England % % srss 81 s7 49, Deer
JOINT 95us st B:R' Bank s1s9s s ssss ss
Banks, 24s7,3ll 2.i57so4 2s.7o7
Bank of I,el.nd, s,iss,s5o sos,.aoo $3.50
Stock Banks, is7l.7so 2Ols.Uo 1890
ss60la,ss5 sA,ssIass sl.4Ossls 100000
Bullion in Bank, n,36.o0o li,42O,o0O
This presents increase in the circulation. At the
same time some improved demand for money for busness
purposes was felt The Banking Circular remarks
tine only difference report in discount trans.
actions is that many prime bills discounted by the
Brokers OF the rate OF Il per cent per snnum, when
money wa. az tne ic~est IN vsiue they VIII new
them manifest less dspositionto bargain and beat down
price Of their money supplies.
The Of money has for nine months been these
ceedingy low rates, although the country banks
brought their circulation very low The
cashire joint stock Banks bills but procure dis
counts from the Bank Of England and is bills. The
other county banks issue their bills bat in the stigma
ton business the dsmand for thenwas small The cheap
OF money has at last stimulated trade in Lancashire
where the influence Of the Bank Of England directly
felt The effect in the rise in cotton and other Ane.
canproduce extent which raises stock on hand
and the way 5000 additional received
on this SIDE Following this movement the other banks
will push out their circulation, and trade revive al
the districts The abundance money here produced spe
culaton in stocks suddenly to excite surprise In
London where much more slow in their actions.
There evident symptoms ohe progress off great
stock speculation there The market few erish; Con.
soils fell per cent and recovered The holders Of Anne.
rican stocks became much firm; the struggles OF
bulls and bears vigorous all giving indications that
abundance Of money although much more slowly, IL
producing the inevitable effect which it has hero
viz spirit of speculaonswhich will absorb all stocks
good and bad, In its vortex when the chances that
American stocks will their character more o.
pecialy David Leavitt Esq, with Mr. Jaudon follow
ed by Gen. Green, and backed by Mssrs Oakley Ryan,
will arrive in succession, each bearing the slivebranch
of financial compromise. The following will show the
progress of prices taken promscuously from the list
Pncrs OF sTocKs IN LONDON.
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me- supscRrsrns hanging their residence, will please
notify at this Office Of Nassau and Fulton Streets
where they want the Herald left hereafter.