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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-16

DANIEL WEBSTER has been engaged as counsel
for The heirs of Stephen Grard in their suit against
the city of Philadelphia. He will make more mo.
ney as lawyer than as a member of the cabinet.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New YORK, saturday, september rs, Is43.

NEws FROM ENGLAND The Caledonia, the next
steamer due, will be at Boston next Monday or
Tuesday She viii bring sixteen days later intel.
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MEETING OF LABoRERs.-A meeting of laborers
was held Ia the Park yesterday afternoon, which
was called by the officers of an association recently
established in this city. The object OF the meeting,
as appeared from the resolutions, is 10 produce an
excitement among laborers and employers in order
to induce the former TO demand one dollar per day
for their services, and the latter TO pay such de-
mand. The meeting was not large, although it
appeared that considerable enthusiasm was diflused
throughout IT, Ex-Assstant Alderman Davis of the
Fourteenth Ward, made speech, as did also Sc.
veral other gentlemen, and however honest they
may actually be in their friendship for the 'poor la
borer," we thought we could perceive strong ink
ling OF political demagoguism sticking out at the
corners That the lsborer is worthy OF his hire, no
body will deny, but when find their advocates TO
be nought but men who asprants for public sta
tons, IL is 10 be feared that movement with such
leaders, ever effect any radical or beneficial re-
form.
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&C. ]. Horsley Palmer, Esq who arrived here
10y the last steamer, ii is reported will reside pema
nen'ly among US. 1t is an evil sign for the empire
when men OF such eminence in the commercial
world quit London for the new world New York
may be proud of such an acquisition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-16

PACKET SHIP QUEEN OF THE WEST will sail this
morning for Liverpool, full of passengers.
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No TACr.-What al pity it is that country papers
give no statistics OF their towns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-16

FILLING Ur.-The Sheridan, the fine Llverpoo
packet OF the 25h INST
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TORONTO.

Thursday night Of unmitigaed tempest OF wind
and rain; nevertheless Friday morning the, of
ST. George floating steadily upon the the mark
ers But there was not possibility proceeding in the
game; and it therefore resolved that should be
postponed until this day at 10 o'clock.
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RATES OF BILLS IN New YonK.

The transactions in bills for this packet have been TO
fair extent, with not large supply There will prob
baby be $4,000 to 100000 go in tho avre pach
tomorrow, but large sums are continually coming I'D
Yesterday 500 900 in soveregns just arrived wer
taken into the Mechanics Bank Yesterday most OF III
transactions done in sterling at Ola 81 per cent
blu, to day the rates closed dull o. The rates to del
are as fellows; -
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SIr-lf you arc afraid oyour you are no man for
me- you not and have the means2 and have mind
oil your own, and can Judge between white Black or
are not afraid of your shadow? why is my
and present stopping place Just long enough get agood
fellow with me that has money enough to carry into
am just from Washington my way home to Comet s.
liyou want to go in for good Job here Chance Call
on J. c. Whitmore City Hetel Jersey City any time
tomorrow or
Five hundred dollars reward is offered for the ap
prehension of this genius
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-16

LITERATURE AND FoRGERY.-We give below
letter written by Whtmore the forger, to gentle
man In this city. 1t was in answer to one written
TO him asking for information relative to his navy
contracts. No name was signed to the letter writ.
ten by the gentleman, TO whom the following was
addressed-hence the language
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-16
stnte of the country.

This happy country, blessed with seventeen mi
ions OF people, with plenty TO eat and drink, is in
very prosperous condition.
Accounts from the north, south, east and west
give us the pleasing intelligence that every where
over the land there is unusual health and wealth
abundant crops OF breadstufs-a sufficient crop OF
cotton--a good crop OF tobacco-and plenty oil
money.
Very little sickness has visited the south this year,
and New Orleans. the centre OF summer sickness,
has met with less rayages from the yellow fever
than for many wears past Mobile, Charleston, Sa-
Vannah, have entirely escaped from that lietaking
business-killng pestilence.
In all parts OF the country, traders, farmers, and
artisans are rolling up their shirt sleeves and pre-
pairing for the ensuing season, anticipating an in
creased business, upon sure and solid basis
Politicians are already IN the field actively engaged
IN canvassing for the coming Presidential election.
There are ten or dozen candidates now ready to
enter the list for the "frst Office" and how many
more will offer themselves for the honor, time only
can tell II seems almost certain, however, that the
selection wll be made from Calhoun, Clay, Van
Buren,, or Cass. But time, the only umpire in POI
litical matters, will settle that question.
10 conclusion, we advise every one to attend TO
his own afiairs-put no trust in poGticians-pay his
debts, and keep an eye TO the windward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-16

A BLACK JURoR.-A "nIgger' juror sat on the
trial of civil suits, in which white men were the
parties the otter day at Buffalo. His fellow Jurors
were all white men,
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VERY DisAeREEABLE.-Th weather yesterday
arm-close-muggy.
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Sales of Stocks at philadelph,a, yesterday

5000 schuylkl Navigation 6's, ls4s, 1907 2s76o Ches
apsake aud Delaware 6 1885, $50! 5000 Cincinnati Bonds
slt 5000 state 5s 5el 100 do os 5os 100 shares yck
burg Bank, 3 100 do Wilmington h, III SO do do do
i8 90 do DO cash, l1B 7S do Mechanics Bank, l9 6S
do do do 30 $1,000 Kentucky Bonds 07b 1000 Wilaing-
ton RR 6s 1888 DIS 9o 1000 do 6s 1885, s; 1000 Read
ing Rk convt "a shares Pennsylvania Bank, lao 10
do SchuyIkill Navigation. al,
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w. s. RICHARDS SON, Agent.


GOA SEVERE HEADACHE will entirely unfit
apeson from attending business ofapy Kind and hun
dreds OF persons give up TO IT, and go to bed they
were only acquainted with the astonishing virtues OF
sherman's Camphor Lozengcs, which cure the worst
cases IN very short time well as relieve papaton oil
the heart sickness and affections OF various
kinds they wsud at once resort them, and be
without them. Be your guard and get the genuine,
which sold only In boxes at IS cents EACH nj the Doc
tors warehouse, LOG Nassau street, or u his regular
agents. ITO Broadway 297 Hudson street, 1888 Bowery ~
East Broadway, and 1870 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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HEALTHY.-The city of New York
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The following are rates q The South latest dates

f STase g 60 ANY S2y' ,sss ,os "a
New York 90 a1oys SaN dis ls'aas Aal dis ia dis
Money continues quite plenty as before, and as wi
long anticipated the progress oftho fall trade doe
not create demand sufficient 10 allow tho Banks in an
degree to extend their circulating credits and scsroc
to employ the actual funds hand. Speculation has
ready seized upon stocks and -four and Is now sSjm,
lang cotton Many produce dealers have suffered iror
the reaction Of tho spring speculation in that line an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-16

90 TO SHAVE EAsY.-A celebrated writer has
shave without razor and he cannot keep his
good order without strop. We would, therefore,
just gently hint readers that Saunders Patent
alic Tablet and Razor strop with four Sides has with
stood the test Of time having been before the public
more than aquarter OF century, and probably has no
zor which renders shaving operation that may be pa.
tiently STANDARDIZATION Mer. Journal
Mandatory 1853 Broadway, between Courtandt and
Liberty streets.
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debts. and keep an eye TO the windward.
SIGNS OF THE TIMEs.-A very respectable portion
OF he community imagine that the end OF the world
IS at hand. The sudden changes in the weather,
varying thirty degrees in few days-the alarms
about yellow iever-the defacatlons, forgeres, and
rascalites of young and old, clergy and laiy, In Of
flee and out of cfice-the destruction of steam
boats-loss of lie by railroads.&c. Grim cons and
hasons married and single-the splitting up of one
church, and the row kicked up in another, TO ascer-
tai whether they are prophets or not, with the whole
whlr OF fun and folly, lead TO the belief that
great event is approaching. Some suppose it TO be
the millennium. Joe Smith thinks il to be more pro-
seytes David Hale thinks il "land.' Others ina
gine II "Clay's" election. The guard hope
that 1t is Office. The spectators say it's bank"
and the brokers {" fall in stocks" Not few sup
poseit the second advent. Whatever it may be, how
ever, crisis Is evidently at hand; convulson of
some kind natural or artificial, may soon be locked
for.
Look at the singular occurrences in New York
Tor the last few days One set people thrown INTO
excitement by the escape of boy with $50 900; an
other crowding the courtroom, gaping at man on
trial for running away with money last winter; an
other courtroom filled with persons staring at man
another congregation in the Park, to make Presi-
dent for their own benefit; another batch going up
the rlver Tor the same purpose large party over
Joyed at Russell's concert At the Park collection
OF police officers, reporters pennyaliners hangers
on, and dead heads" beating the floors with clubs
al tie success of some new piece OF trash. AT Nib
lo'sa" full and fashionable" audience laugh them
selves into commissions at other absurdtes. Dozens
OF parties in different sections, attending to births,
marriages and deaths The whole city then goes
10 bed in fine weather, the flood gates OF heaven
are opened, and they wake up with their cellars
full OF water, and send for the fire engines to pump
them out. They close the doors and windows,
make up fire and put woollen clothes wake up
and open the windows in oppressive heat. The
hot air blows in from furnace.
IN rejecting seriously upon all these things, pres
sing upon us in ever-varying confusion, we
strained 10 announce solemnly, with our finger
upon nose, that something will happen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-16

o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.--The Tonic
Mixture prepared By the New York College of Medicine
and established for the suppression Of quscke
ry IS the most ehectual remedy for debility, produced
either by secret Indulgence protracted Illness The
College during their last years practice have met with
all other remedies have been eecual,y cured by this
powerful invgorator Sold in large bottles 81 each;
small do 81 in cases Of half dozcn So carefully packed
and sent to all parts of the Union Office and consulting
roomscf the College, o7 Nassau street.
RCuARnsON Agent.
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90 IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY MERCHANT.

Dy- IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Many are now in this city purchasing goods and we
would remind them that Of the first articles deserving
OF their attention and purchases also Of the
important OF Consumption" inths countrywe refer to
the Compound Extract of Horehound Candy manufacture
ed by j. Pease Son. of No. as Division street. celebrated
for the of coughs colds &c. There many vii.
lagos in the United States where they have agents.
although their agencies extensive in those places
too great deal can be DONE Their terms liberal,
and while they reap the ward the people reapng the
benefits. II is established beyond peradvenure and
radction that their article has reached standing the
medical world unparalleled in the annals of medicine
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to great advantage

CHATHAM THEATRE.-Wc cannot in justice to our
feelings do less than to call attention to the extraor
binary attractive bill offered tonight for the benefit
of that prince OF comedians and good fellows, Mr.
Burton A splendid comedy-a sterling farce--a
negro extravaganza sundry dances and songs, and
the performances of Miss Rowell, forming bill
worthy of the occasion. MIR. Burton leaves for the
south Tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-16
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Warren Tragedy-Carter Acquitted

B.LvIDERE, Sept. 18th, lSiS.
Mr.. Miller occupied the whole OF yesterday IN
the concluding argument on the part oil the prisoner
HIS speech is universally admitted to have been
most ingenious and able production. The Attorney
General at this morning, commenced for the pro-
secutlon, and concluded at hall past IL. This, too,
was very able argument, and embraced clear
review OF the most Important points in the case. -
Although he did not enter so infinitely as the
others into the details OF the case, he seized upon
the commanding points, and argued them with
great zeal and ability much SO as TO confirm
many who had been before alterng in their opinion
When he concluded, Judge Nevious proceeded TO
charge the Jury, and concluded at ] o'clock, p M.
1t was very lucid and able charge, and an Impair
tial and eloquent review OF the evidence.
The Jury retired to consider Of their verdict at
little past P M, "Wednesday, and returned into
Court on Thursday at halt past Z. M, and being
asked ifthey had agreed upon their verdict, they
say they find the defendant Nor GUILTY.
At ihe rendition OF the verdict, the prisoner was
somewhat affected, and shed tears-almost the only
sign of feeling he has exhibited during the trial.
Correspondent OF Neioark Daiiy AdpT.
THE SUFFERERS AT YoRK.-Passengersw who reach
ed this city yesterday evening from York, bring the
gratifying intelligence that the four injured persons
now at the hospital in that town are dong very well,
and that little or no doubt is entertained OF the rec0
very of all OF them Some apprehension Is iet that
It may be ssary to ampuiate Of Mr. Meade
legs, but this has not yet been decided on. The ca
tlzens ct York are doing all in their power TO make
the sufferers comfortable. Am., yesterday
SSFS
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no. THE HAIR REsTORDD WHEN ENTIRELY

Dy- THE HAIR RESTORED WHEN ENTIRELY
BALD.-"N No charge until restored"-All humbug or
quackery is thus utterly dsclaimed-Beals & Co. have
since the fall Of 1888, applied Beals Hair Restorative
on the above termso upwards of 400 persons OF their
success proof is given by personal reference to many
proof If there any who still doubt they may
still avail themselves Of this plan, whou. incuring any
expense until the proof is in themselves by the
ton of their hair The restorative is entirely medical
compound emanating from physician. Office No. l3s
LIST Avenue, near Houston Depos for the sale, No. l73
Broad"ay No 2 Milk street, Boston; No. "A Chapel
street, New Haven. Ladies' Depot, No l76t Broadway
N. Bone jar is test in any case of badness
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John Od Trinidad de Cuba Cowes date lat 40 S.
Ion 10 w
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Invisible Wig, SO closely resembles the real head OF
hair that scepcs and connosseurs have pronounced
the most perfect and extraordinary invention Of the day.
The great advantage Of this novel and unique Wig is its
being made without sewing weaving which auses
its appearances closely to resemble the natural hair
both in lightness and natural appearance to defy de-
lection, its texture being beautiful porous and
free that in all cases OF perspraon evaporation is unm
peded, and the great evils OF all other Wigs entirely
avoided. The scepte and connoisseur alike invited
to inspect this and beautiful Wig aud the peculiar
method OF fitting the head, at the manufacturers A. G.
Barry, lag Broadway, corner OF Liberty st up stairs
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
WR.IFGARE.

Mr.. Justice Story, in the course Of one OF
his customary Lectures to the Law class I'M
der his charge, spoke with much oloquence and
feeling 81 the late Attorney General. His re-
marks have been published 10 the Boston Daily
Advertiser; we extract from them the follow
ing;-Bak. Amer.
When last met You, little anticipated the
calam,tous event, which has since occurred, IN
the death Of a distinguished man who expired
IN The city Of Boston on Tuesday morning last
Whoever considers the principles Of the Con-
stitulion can never forget him; for he was firm
and true to It's doctrines, and exhibited that
elevated and comprehensive craftsmanship,
which The Constitution demands Of It's real
friends. IreieE ofcourse, to MI, Legare. The
late Attorney General, with whom Ind the
happiness to be intimately aoquanicli whom
knew not only as an accomplished gentleman
but also as a great lawyer. speak o. h'm g
Won here, not merely 20 pay deserved ulhuio
10 hs worth, but because know Of no man
whom would sooner PROFOUND az an example
10 young men entering the profession, which he
has so much adorned. had indeed looked to
him with great fondness OF expectation. / had
looked 10 see him accomplish what he was so
vel fitted 10 Do, what, know, was the darling
object OF bis pure anibition--io engrat inc
Civil Law upon The Jurisprudence oithis ooun-
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI, THURSDAY AUGUST 3, Is4a.

] In an article On the subject Of Reputation
10 Mississippi, the New York Courier and En-.
I quirer thus scaihingly discaursos.
awe look on this subject with too serious a
solcmniiy-as a matter Of too much gfavity-to
be troatedas a party topic, and We viii not 50
treat Il il involves Considerations above and
beyond any nero question ofpaFty politics ; for
the national character is concemed-nay the
eause not only Of civil freedom but ofcigiIza-
ton ilsellis at stake nevertheless, we deem Il
perfectly proper 10 look at iilin another phase,
and to bring q home 10 our readers, and espe-
cialy 10 our party, in a closer view, and in
some respects by a narrower consideration. Il
is fair 70 do SO, because we believe II to be in
the power Of the party to which we mean 10
appeal 70 Apply The requisite remedy because
we are satisfied that that party can BY very IT,
tie exertion and every unity Of aciion avert the
consequences, and lay the projectors Of the
mischief 10 the dust.
TIE Wiirz offts United States nsuer dream.
81 i.Ss srss a9 ., az i hrqse.a "
snllyin all It's forms and at all points the mo
ment I made its appearance. We ought not
to say rlaIyuly, because not to have done as
the Wings have done, would be something
less--somothing beneath the characteristics Of
manhood but we have the right 10 say that they
have not only batiled with the scoundrelism
as became them, but they have done so with
the indignation that the atrocious infamy Of
their opponents would naturally inspire 10 hon
orable minds. They have not so far debased
themselves as to argue with tho knavery, but
they have fought It, not as a civilized ioe-not
recognizing those who bear arms in lis cause,
as engaged in legumlte warfare, but as moral
outlaws, inidel enemies to their race, Hosts
humapi geHeriS.
This is Imposition otlhe Wing party OF the
United States, and this we trust il will occupy
GIL the black spot upon the national character
is wiped away, and those whnse foul hands
placed it there, arc stricken Off Reputation
is not pretty toy 70 be played with but
plague spot to be obliterated-an offence the
perpetrator Of which can only be punished BY
political crucifxion. The paltry depredator
upon society may be raid off by Imprisonment
but the beggar vilan-he who would turn his
countrymen into common robbers and reduce
the nation to a common iellon, can expiatc his
CRIME no where but on the galows, On tho
political gibbet the Wings must hang the re-
pudiatOrs.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03

The following vivid description Of the cele-
brated battle between the o. S. Frgato aUNI-
TED STATES" and the British Frgate "NAoE-
DOMAIN" is exTaeted from a late work, written
BY Samuel Leech, esq. who was lad on board
ofthe British shin at the time Of the actor
The account ofthis terrible contest is highly
spirited and written with great graphic force.
We had scarcely finished breakfast before
the man at The mast head shouted, asSall hol
The captain rushed upon deck, exclliming
"mast head ihere!'
"Sr!n
sWhere away Is tho saill'
The precise answer to this question do not
recolleci, but the captain proceeded TO ask,
aWhaf does she look hko''
"A square-rigged vessel sir," was the reply
OF the look-ou
After a few minutes, the captain shouted
again, aMasthaad there!"
"Sm!n
stWhat does she look likel"
"a large ship, cir, standing towards USE
Bv this time most oftho crew were on deck
eagerly straining their eyes 70 obtain agmps,
Of The approaching ship and murmHHng then
opinjons 10 each other on her probable eharc
ter. Then came the voice Of the captain
shouting. "Keep silence, fore and an" 81
lonee beng secured, be hailed tho lookout
who, 10 bis question of"iVhat does she lool
-hkel" replied "A large frigate, bearing dowr
upon rs, sir =
A whisper ran along the crew that the stfan
ger ship was Yankee frigate. Tho though
was confirmed by the command of"Aa hand
clear the ship Cor action, ahoyl"
The drum and iie beat 10 quarters; bulk
heads we're knocked away; the guns were re-
leased from their confinement; the whole dreat
paraphernalia Of battle was produced; and alto
the lapse ola few minutes Of hurry and con
fusion, every man and hoy was al his post, rca
dv 10 do his best service Tor bis country, OK
cept the band, who claiming exemption from
the ARRAY, saley slowed themselves away Il
the cable tier. We had only one sick man o.
the list, and he, al the cry Of battle, hurie,
from his cot, feeble as he vas 70 take his pos
Of danger. A few Of the JUNIOR midshipmel
were stationed below, on the borth-iock, viii
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-03

A CHRISTIAN ARGUMENr,-lti is related Of
ths good Fenelon, Arbishop Of Cambray, that
conyersing once with person onthe criminal
law Of France, and expressing disappfooalion
at The number Of executions which had taken
place, his friend remarked, IN opposition % The
Arguments Of tho Archbishop, that these men
convicted Of heinous crimes, were unworthy to
live.
aAh, nv friend, " replied Fenelon, "you do
MOI reflect thai trey are slill more UNFIT 70
de-"