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, 1843-09-09
Yours, Respectfully,
CIIA'S T.. PERKINS.

ErrERENCE-A SEVERE ScHooLmAs.
rER.-Thc following. from the Flor.
ia Sentinel. contains a wholesome
lecture which might find application
IN other parts Of the country as well
rs in Florida. Tie worst Of il is
that such lessons, terrible as they NAV
be, do not always make Il lasting i'm.
PRESTON. With Inc PAIN Of the in
fiction, resolutions Of future amend.
men; are stronc-and both are apt
10 be forgotten to-cther:-Ela.
Experience is I hard old school
mastcr-onc lha: about rs frequently
Kills lis incautioUs pupils rs contents
himself with a mid fathcrly correc-
ton. For the last two years ar more
he has taken toe people Of Middle
Florida fairly in hand, and, as the
velitaJle Sick says, lie is "iamming it
INTO us like blazcs!' AT every stroke
of his cudgcl-hcar the old william,
how he tauntS us in our misery
There, take that!-run in debt a.
gain will you-(whack;) spend mon
ey, be eXtravagant, prodi-al. lille in
carriages, cavort about. whack,
whack.) care moth NJ about ccono-
my and frucaIiiy. Choose homcly viz
rues,) buy fine furniture for cabins.
drive a coach and four out of 4 rotten
log stable, give parties and balls, keep
race nagS, drink wine and %lrolic,
(whack, wLack, whack); send TO Nr.
ginia for negroes. Ia kentucky for
mules, to n. Orleans for bacon. flour.
rice. sugar. corn, and molaSses, TO \.
York for fine silks. laceS, iewcIry.
and gewgaws; depend on others.
raise nothing 10 eat, drink. or wear
yourself; borrow money from HoI-
land, charter large banks, get money
from them, endorse, mortgage and
again: speculate, neglect business,
morals. education, will youl (Whack)
Oh, yes! I'll teach you a thing or
two that's worth knowing. I'll ncv-
er lay by my cudgeI till you strip off
your coats. 90 10 work and carr your
porridge. (Whack.) OF with them,
| say: toll, dig, learn TO take care of
yourselves, carr money and save it.
raise what you eat, pay for what you
buy; give no long credits, take none,
be sober, prudent, circumspect; at
tend TO your business, don't speculate;
work, work, and let your boys and
girls do llkwise' says the terrible old
schoolmasier.
, 1843-09-09

THE CAnIyrr.-Thc Boston Journal
of the 18th, has the following paragraph
in relation TO President Tyler's Cabinet;
There is evidently a esprit in the ca
binct at Washington. Messrs. Upsher
and Wickline are in favor of conserva-
tive measures, but such a tame kind OF
policy does not suit the ardent tempe
rament and energy of Mr.. Spencer, and
he is warmly seconded in his views by
NTcssrs. Porter, licnshaw, and Nelson.
who wish TO give TO his administration a
complete democratic tendency. What
party the President will ultimately join,
it is now difficult 10 say. But he must
soon decide"
, 1843-09-09

The Lancaster Journal Of the o2l
uIi. contains accounts of meetings
held in tie counties Of Franklin.
Berks. Chester and Cumberland, at
each Of which the Hon.. J. Buchanan
vas enthusiastically recommended
for the Presidency. The keystone
State will URGE the claims Of her IA
vorite and talented son III the Nation
al Convention.
, 1843-09-09

Minister n BraS.-ll0n. Geo,
-. Profit arrived at Norfolk on tie
oh pi..a.u, iron Washington.
, 1843-09-09

FALL TEADE.-The St. Louis Re-
publican says tie prospect oftke fall bu-
siness has induced merchants and ira
ders generally in all the various bran
chcs ofbusiness TO import large and well
selected stocks Of goods, so that country
merchants and others may he assured
tia. ;kc market is better supplied than
II has been for years, and prices will be
found lower than at any previous time.
, 1843-09-09

Tie baltimore American Of the Goth
ut. noticing The Tobacco Market, says:
We have had no sales ofKentncky this
weel;. ! demands beginning TO spring
up for Missouri Tobacco, Of which we
note sales of about 100 lhds. this week
at SO, 5Oa5, so. The stock of this de-
scriPtiOn IS quite large at present, being
about 1860 hhds. nearly all of which is
held by ore house-NTessrs. ]. Sullivan
and Sons. The receipts Of the pas
week, as viii be seen from the insPec-
ton returns, chow the article TO be COM
ing n freely, and there is no doubt that
in due time it will become the important
item Of trade in this market. The in
spcctions ofthe week are 722 hhds. Ma
ryland; 522 hhds. Ohio; 2l3 hhdS. Mis-
souri,; u hhds. Kentucky; and 6 hhds.
Virginia-tctal, 1875 hhds.
The TRrAsuRY DEPARTMENTAL
Washington letter in the New-York Sun
says: There appears 10 be great trouble
in the Treasury Department concerning
The ovcri issue of Treasury notes. Some
thing there, it is rumored, is not all right.
The Dowden business is not fairly set
tied yct.-No. Repub.
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City Intelligence.

Police-saturdsy, Nov. ia QuiEr DAY. Yester
day was damp, foggy, drILzly, rsiny, stormy day
the stands Of appewomsn Observation-Disclosures
full dnl overshoes were brought
into requison and stirred forth unless compelled
by business or from sense of duty to them selves
others The weather such that thieve, and rogues
laid hid in their holes, and consequently Police officers
not in deUand for service. A clearing up will
change affairs and may anticipate the customary e1.
posture of roguery ut the Police on Monday.
The Coroner was alsoid
EXAMINATION OF LsrTcA, THE TAmon The examina.
ton oil this man, before the Coroner charged with the
horrible murder OF his wife by ruocaon and burning,
hes been concluded He stated that he born in Us.
Ter in Ure Kingdom Of Hanover and wenty eight
OF sge, and oy occupation tailor He says he he'd no
family but his wife On being asked II he at home
the night the 2sth Of October when the use was
fire and the body found dead re said he declined
swering any question: but knew nothing abou the muir
der fire. sny thing at all" The Coope then fully
committed him on the charge, rs laid by the Coroner
jury OF w'ul murder The murdered wife buried in
Potters Field he having refus I'd to give any thing to-
wards her nerment although psssesscd Of means
abundance.
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The distance from the floating light.shp to Castle
Garden is twenty-eght miles, and the famous pilot
eer, therefore, dashed through the water at the rate
OF twelve miles an hour, including stops. She
had j" spanking breeze" but raw nothing OF the
yacht.
We understand, however, that the Gimcrack
reached the city about fifteen minutes before the
Washington, having started some FIVE or Six miles
this side of the lght-ship, and in consequence OF
this, the race may be considered no race at ALL 1t
was no trial of speed between the two, although
each had an opportunity TO test her own merits
So much OF the race yesterday. 1t is said that this
is but beginning of the races to come off between
the boats belonging to the Democratic Yacht Squad
rom Many are in contemplation. This squadron, by
the way, is net organized like that OF the Royal
zach, Fleet Of England, the boats of which are
owned by the nobility Ours is organised all along
the American coast, from Portland to New Or
leans, and is composed of two or three hundred
crack boats, varying in size from forty to one hun
dred and fifty tons each. They. have no commo-
dore, like the Earl Of Marlborough, but are conduct
ed and managed on pure republican PRINCIPLES, with
crackers and cheese, and an occasional glass of
champagne. They sail on an equality, and are ma
naged on an equality. Ten or eleven OF this squad
ron are stationed in this harbor, and may be seen
almost any day cruising about the bay, each num-
bered on its mainsail l. 2, 3, 4, S, and so These
are navigated by plots-the best navigators in the
world.
1t is the intention OF these democratic sailors, to
have magnificent sea regatta between thirty or
forty Of these piloteen or yachts off Boston eaiy
next spring. THIS is to begin with. Two boats are
to go from this city, and several from Philadelphia
Baltimore, &c. The prize on this occasion is to be
one hundred gold eagles Who is TO have them1
We believe one or both OF the New York boats
will take them. No one who saw the Washington
flying or skipping along the water yesterday, will
doubt this.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

VERY LATE PROM BRAzL.-The Alkaline arrived
Yesterday from Rio with advices to the 2sd Of Sep
tember ~
There was no political news Of importance. They
had scarcely recovered from the rejoicinss attend
Ing the Emperor's marriage.
hIo DE JAsEIRo MARKkrs, Sept 22.-The transactions
ets devoid OF interest.
Candles-A small lot sperm at GEO rs
Cheese 80 boxes ordinary at 800 RS.
iour-The heavy receipts have tended to deprsss pri
ces az our quotations show Arrived $3.50 N. Orleans
I96. Country, 500 Brandy wine, LISA PHILADELPHIA,
6o4 liz Baltimore 81 European, in all o44 bills sales
49o hrs Gslegs and Hsxali at SIS cash 10 a4
fillmore s6 cash to s4s 4sO 400 super at S 500 and
SIS 500 Philadelphia at $40 cash. 2s Southern at STA
and $S ase asoo New Orleans ordinary at SIS cash. il
ern 1906 Brandy vine so4 ia Philadelphia $40 Bslti
more 1863 New Orleans 50 European, all is 5o7 AZ:
Stock insa haLds 5000 do. 1000 Crackers at 50 $50
s. 800 and 50 500 cash.
HamsIiambro' at 27o. American at ITO to aAO rs Eng
lish unsuitable, and large stock in second hands.
Lardvery depressea and excessive supplies Sold In
kegs at ITO rs. and small let at l6o RS.
Tar-400 brls at So 800 and SO
Turpentine2o brls at lao 70 at 100 1872 tins
ITO RS.
wsx-Two small lots at 900 rs, and at $40 rs cash.
Cofee-The sales since our last msy be estimated a,
2 900 bags without any alteration in prices Picked lott
of superor have however COMMANDED 100 above oul
the United States whittier 80 6s4 6ags have proceeaed
in the interval between our last and this number Ex-
ported to Baltimore bags Boston &c., Constantine
pie $780, Genoa s7l, Marseilles $500, New Orleans
IL 245 New York 800, Philadelphia 1853, Stockholm
asa, Trieste s33 in all rom l4th to 22d, 67s bags
Shipped since LIST, rs sos bags
sugar-No supply. Exported case to- Africa, 81
River Plate together % cases,
Hides-saes unimportant, and market very heavy
At the lower of our respective quotations only buy
ers to be fourd. Exported to Genoa, 249.
Freights-Unaltered, vessels abundant.
Money Market-Discounts have remained steady a
regards the rate and they obtained with facility
Exchange-The transactions for the Penguin packet
since the postscript to last indicated fall supply
bills and the rates became frmer 2st was the quota
ton the 18th, but the 10TH when business Tor the
packet closed, some large negotiated at 25k
and although 253 the last rate quoted the market
has since been rmer At 375 $40 end s73 bills were in
the same interval negotiated upon Paris and rfes upon
Hamburg at $50 RS.
Stock slightly reacted, and sales made early in
the week H. since when business has been dene TAI
at which the market closed frU this evening.
Bullion has been the de slime Patriot Douhlooni
have been sold at $40 90 $50 800 end $40 100 Old Ports
have fallen 400 RS Silver has been sold at 1921 to 400
with tolerable amount Of business Spanish Dollars
81 $780, and at this quotation there sellers this day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

Wing gain in so counties, 6.0O8
[Fromthe.Albany Argus (Dem) Nov. lO1
EIGHTH SENATE DIsrRICr.-We are not disposed
to unreasonably deprive the wings of their only
chance for the election of Senator in the recent
canvass but the reports from Niagara, Genesee and
Wyoming, The results in Monroe and Orleans, and
the aspect in Chautauque, look remarkably like it.
From the Albany Journal (Whig) Nov. lO]
The WEST has sadly disappointed us. The wings
have ingorlousy defeated themselves Niagara,
Monroe, Genesee and Wyoming look strangely in
the lOcOfoco ranks Let their present disgrace serve
additional spur for the next campaign. II will
require wing majority OF 10000 to wash out the
foul stain.
From the Albany Adv. (Whk) Nov. l0l
The loco Senator is most probably elected in the
Sh district The whig strength in the House will
not be SO great as it was last year.
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Pittsburgh.
Correspondence Of the Herald

PITTSBURGH, Nov. l, 1913.
Business-7rial Of a Cisrgyman-I heatricals
DEAR BENNETT:-
Happy to learn your safe arrival, and once more
at your post. with great pleasure renew my note.
from our iron city.
Business of all kinds is uncommon brisk with ar
excellent stage of water The steamers are in ano
out in great numbers daily, so that there is de-
tention TO travellers-hundreds arriving and depart
| ing every day. Our smokey town is destined to
be one Of the first magnitude in the United States
| in the way of manufactures. Iron steamboats, are
built here, for the lakes, Of Immense size and dura
| bty, and understand that one of our builders
has orders for the construction OF an iron ship oil
the largest class that floats on the northern lakes
| The Sans Fee traders buy most OF their msrchan.
die here (which OF late employs any quantity OF me-
chanics; In fact, with ten large cotton factories
tremendous rolling mills, FORCES, nail works. and
| glass works, we are driving beavy business.
the trial of the Rev MIR Marshall, for seduction
of his servant girl, has ended, in the jury being
eight tor conviction and four for aoquitta. So thai
there is every probability that this divine rogue vii
| pass unscalhed, the ordeal Of court OF justice
Public feeling runs high against him, and there ii
no doubt that he Is guilty man Audubon, the
ornithologist, from the Rocky Mountains left here
last night for New York, with large collection OIL
curiositles, NC.
Smith, "the razor. s,rap man" is quite lion here
he is certainly genius of great voubty Of tongue
and tact for selling his "razor-srops " Anusements
none. One Mr.. Russell. of Philadelphia, had an
nounced, month ago, his intention Of opening oul
theatre with the Segulns, Booth &c, but we learn
| now that he has abandoned the idea, which we are
sure will be his gain, both in credit and purse The
repute of the theatre is very low, and of such cha
rac'er that it is highly absurd tor any manager to
risk his money and company's reputation in place
like this establishment We have heard a rumol
that one MIR. Forkenbridge is about to open with a
company from Cincinnati; We shall be very glad to
have some amusements. and if any manager, des-
he may succeed.
Scouts painting of the Butler tragedy is exhibit.
ing here; truly it is horr BILE affair, delineated to
lite. Cooke has also gallery OF paintings exhibit
ing, but have but little taste or time here Tor the
fine arts. The weather is cold, snowy and wet
| and cash scarce in my next | will endeavor to
give some items of more general interest; adieu
DUOUEsNE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

MISSING -Peleg Noyes, OF the Hallway House,
between Albany and Troy, left home on the 29th Of
October, and went to the city of New York, saying he
should return farthest Wednesday mornipg tn e
3ist inst The last of him, after dgent enquDy
is, tina. be in Broadway New York, on Tues
day afternoon the 3lst October He 10 supposed to hav
had in his possession the time he LETT 2oe
dollars Any Information Obtained in regard to Mr. N.
can be forwarded to the Postmaster Of Albany.
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Sales OF stocks at philadelphia.

sscoNp RoAsp -$2ss Chesapeake & De'aware Canal
So 1856 SEA leg shrs Wilmington RsiIroad 1877 1900
chesapeake Della ere Canal 6s, 1885 40; 500 snis Oh
card Rank $1,000 Tennessee Bonds eat IL shrs Peun
sylvanis Bark sqe4 do 22sI 10 do 90 22sf 10 do do
O0S do do SOL 80 shrs sahuy kill Navigation $50 ia0o
T. high Mortra age Loan 64t 1000 State o.. ~ 6-i {;
SO, do 6s 6s 50 shrs Manufacturers snd MechaDics
Bank 23i.
sscosp BoAnp.-sissl state 6s "a 1855 shares 3irard
B.ph IA $4,000 Tenn Blonde bssit. 30 shares u Bank
A. $50 do g. 2s dc Pnilsd Bank o. 40 do Vicksburg
a. sI4 900 Rsading II r Bonds co. 400 shares Girard
Bank IT, ~ do Reading r 1911 si0i State 0s Is4e a.
sioi2 Lehgh Mortgage Loan oa} shares Penn'a Balk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

STEAMBOATS, IN CANADIAN WATERs.--The Pro-
vnclal Parliament has pass ed law sin ilar to The
enacted by Congress, regulating the u avg alton Of
the OF the Province by steambos,s Zach 10
be inspected yearvto have her rudder hans Of
carry FIRE buckets lghts ahead &C. HI Oh pressure
engines and racing forbidden penalty and oher
regulations adopted, deemed necessary to be safety Of
passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

NATURAL History Some time last June, Non.
partl, bird never seen in It's wild safe further
norm man the Csronss escaped from the aviary Of DR..
a. McWliliam, near the Navy Yard. It remained lew
heurs ID ne garden and then disappeared which
time, having neither seen nor heard OF n, Dr. Now
tup as lost short time since the weather having he
come cool and frosty he discovered TO his surprise md
qualification that the little wsndercr had returned and
endeavoring TO get into M former babi,ston and ss
he opened the doar -w into the svisry ana
oined its companions Nat. Infeiiigencer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

90 THAT CELEBRATED DENTIST, DR.. A. c.
CASTLE No sSI Broadway, has ieirly tried Dr.. Sher
mans Orrs Tooth Paste and in the habit of re
commenting to his patients being fully satisfied that it
best article he has known for giving the teeth
pearly wilderness, rendering the breath perfectly
and preserving the teeth from cay is also free from
every deleterous material and il by far the
mical Of any dentrice in II has been n
than five years. and in every it has give
the perfect satisfaction. Dr.. Sherman warehouse
ia No 100 Nassau street. Agents. 227 Hudson lss Bow
cry; East Broadway So William street; and Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

CHATHAM THEATRE.-The performances at this
house on Monday evening, are for the benefit Of
Yankee Hill, and most attractive bill Iof enter
tainment is offered for the occasion. Four laugh
able pieces are to be performed, in all of which Mr.
Hill will appear, and in addition the famous Elssler
Brothers have volunteered, and will give some Of
their wonderful athletic exercises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

LATEST ELECTION RETURNS We give later and
fullerreturns. II is seen that the wings haven't
peg to hang their hats on. They are completely &c.
moshed throuqhout the West. All their strong
holds are down fat-hat-hat.
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BUILDING IN Bosron.-Annexed is a statement Of

BUILDING IN BosToN.--Annexed is statement of
the number OF houses, &c built and now building
In the city OF Boston, from January TO November 1913
Bosros PRorER-Brick houses and stores 5a4; wooden
DO do 1884, do stables &c 55, brick school houses a. do
churches J, wooden do 2. other large buildings
souIB BosroN-Catholc church I, brick houses 8,
wooden do l42 do stores 2, 90 work shops 4.
EAST BosToN Wooden houses $50, brick dol Total,
LUIS This on increase last year Of about three
hundred buildings and does Jude small structures
tuch as Workshop, temporary buildings, SC. sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

AWFUL DESTRUCTION OF CATTLE "A letter from
Jacksonville, East Florida, says, the bears and
wolves In the neixhborhood Of Black Creek are eSc' 8
sveiy depredaory this year. they have destr yed one OF
wo Thousand cattle who quartered In ia region
Many panhers have also made their appears nee In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

DEATH BY APoPLExY.-G George Z Gray, ESQ, of
Boston, died Yesterday n the cars Of the Andoyer
Railroad lie had attended the wbig meeting and con-
planning ofhe cold took seat in the cars when be ws
seized with an apoplectic fl and died immedately-Bo-
ton Democrat, Noe. oh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

PIeEoN SLAUGHTER --Seme idea Of the extent OF
pigeon hunting IN Ohio, ma, he gathered from the
'uhoined paragraph from the Canton (O) Repository OF
the 26th VIZ. On Mondsy last pigeons were unusually
abundant about our town. Several parties Of sDortu
went out in pursuit Of hem one party kill tb,nt llon
rom one pole; another about 0o0snoer 9Oo and ott
om 500 Like gallant sportsmen, most or the
ties bringing homo the spos distributed them smcn
tn cit zens Rratisn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

90 PART The complete works of William Shak-
speare, with forty splendid illustrations also, with Dr..
Johnsons preface glossary, and account Of each
play, and memoir Of the author, by the Rev william
Harness, M. A, with splendid portrait from the Chan.
dos picture. Part contains three illustrations and each
succeeding number will contain two splendid ilusra
tons. To be completed in twenty parts each conainin
az pages letter press with the accompanying ilustra
tons; snd part to be published onthe LIST and 18th OF
each month. Price 20 cents per number. For sale
wholesale and retail, by
BURGESS & STRINGER,
222 Broadway, corner Ann st.
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HEALTH OF BATos II oUeE.-We are happy to an
noUnce that our town is restored 10 its wonied
health. We have heard Of Of fever for a eli,
md the cold brscipg weather Of last few days. leaves
doubt Of Its continued beneficial efecr-BR. Gas
Oct. 70,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

HuMBUG 1t is said thai Daniel Webster, retained
counsel for the heirs Of Mr. rad is receive fee
$50 900, if succ essful.- Philad Tunes, Nop. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

MovEMENTs.-Col Johnson was in Philadelphia,
and Marshall Bertrand in Norfolk at the last &C.
counts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-12

0rt- The New Orleans Tropic of the 81 instant
mentions that six officers IN the Custom House Of
that city had been dismiss ID on the preceding day
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RESULT OF THE SEA RAcE.-OUR YACHT SQUAD
RoN.-We learn that the racebetween the Washing
ton and Gimcrack did not take place yesterday, but
both boats made a trial of speed alone in the fog.
In consequence Of the wind blowing pretty strongly
from E.SE and e. the Gimcrack could not beat out
to the floating ighship, and, therefore, did not start
with the Washington. When her skipper ascer-
tanned this after repeated Efforts he returned to the
city. Not go, however, with the Washington she
started and run up to Castle Garden in little over
two hours, cutting through the fog like knife
She left the Light Ship at. IL o'clock Is mnutes