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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05
CITY Intelligence.

aloRE DEvELorxxNrs.-Each day brings to light some
curious dev e,opment, to the manner in which office
holders discharge their duties and fulfil the trusts rpose
in them by the goody Fathers Of our soodly city of
Gotham. Scarce week has elapsed within these past
five months have had reports of escapes from
Backwells Island especially Of females, which excited
little surprise among the persons in charge Yester-
day the mystery was solved pretty unfortunate,
named Caroline Morgan, who convicted petit
larceny, the oath March last and sent up to Black
wells Island three months but who escape
during the following month"; arrested by officer Rue
kls and her examination confessed that of the
late deputy keepers, Jerry Fowler had given her her
freedom and lent her money to reach the CITY, The only
boon she to give in return, to send him the
Der of the house where she had taken her residence.
To this fact she has made affidavit and shs perhaps
have light thrown the matter when Jerry tells
his story.
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DEAR Sri
Seeing in your paper this morning that poor Jacob
Shpman, who stole only 800 600 from bank that ca
no better than to be robbed-has been committed
to prison to await his trial. think il would not be
amiss TO call the proper authorities to bring to
trial that infamous thief and swindler. who,
poor widows and orphans (stockholders) of their
allwho stole $50 900 out of a capital of $3.50 600
and who might have been brought to trial almost
year ago. Shipman, who had il in his power TO
become the greatest thief of the two, was satisfied
with trihng amount, comparatively speaking, will
perhaps receive sentence which thieves merit
while the other individual is quietly residing in the
most fashionable street of New York, Broadway,
living no doubt on the interest OF his s,eangs.
Pray, Mr.. Bennett, say something on this subject,
now and then, without fear OF his hackers.
GRuMACH
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ABBY FoLsoM.-This eccentric woman, whose much
speaking has made her the subject Of distinctive noore
ty amongst the distinguished OF her has been recent
ly engaged in renewing her favore public exercises
She made herself again conspicuous the other day
AntSlavery meeting at the Tabernacle The Reporter
ior the Advertiser says of her.
How Miss Abby has achieved her escape from the lodg
ings at Worcester TO which she consigned by the
mercy Of Judge Thatcher about year since not
informed From her manner this occasion should
not suppose that she had been discharged cured We
member hearing that proposed to give the in
mates Of luna'c hospital in New Hampshire vacation
TO enable them to attend Chsrdon street Reform Con.
venton Mr. stetson, with moving look turned to her
with, "Only moment good woman, only moment,
and you shall have the whole floor to yeursefnbut IL
was Of she took heed and went gbly on and
Mrs. bowling deprecatngly to the chair left the plat
form nce1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05
90 THE HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT

90 THE HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
q Sarsapera, prepared by the College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city OF New York. established for the
suppression OF quackery, A. d. S42Ihis powerful pu-
rer, composed of the best South American sarsapara
gentan and sarsaras guaranteed TO possess
the strength and efficacy of the common mixtures cold
by the druggists besides being manufactured by scient-
c medical who thoroughly understand the healing
powers of each root and the exact proportion that
should bear to tn other The celebrated Dr. Brande in
the last edition of lis Medical Dictionary speaking Of
this extract says, in oil diseases arising from
state OF the blood such scrsula rngworm or letter
stubborn ulcers, cutanesus eruption chronic
tism, secondary syphilis, nodes enlargement of the
joints, salt rheum any complaint arising from poverty
mpurity Of the blood this extract virtue
and efficacy unknown in any other medicine mentioned
in the pharmacopa. The College have received hun
dreds Of certificates Of cures and complimentary letters
from patients who have been cured of the above com
plants by their celebrated they are prepar.
ing to publish in book form, together with most Aatter.
ing testimonials from the first medical gentlemen Of the
United States the same subject sodn single bottles
rs cents each.
In containing half dozen, So so
In do do one dozen, 90
Carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union
N. B.-A liberal discount allowed to country practi-
TONERS and druggists for cash.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting rooms of the College, OF Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05

CHATHAM THEArRE.-Thls evening Yankee Hill
takes benefit, and presents one of the most attrac-
tive bills of the season. In addition to himself we
sec Mr.. Jones, who made such decided hit on
Saturday evening, is announced in two pieces Mrs
Thorne is also TO appear as Gertrude, in The Loan
of Lover - style Of character in which this lady
excels. Let Hills friends muster strong tonight,
and give him I" a bumper at parting
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United states District Court.


JUNE S--In Bankr,ptcy.-On the opening OF the Court
the presiding Judge remarked that the then before
the Court for decision, would not be decided by the
Court until the Circuit Court should have decided
before it, in which similar points raised.
counsellor in Court who apparently interested in
OF the thus reserved respectfully asked the pre-
siding Judge il he could intimate when those decisions
would be made, and received the following reply -
" cannot tell any more than can when the General
Assembly OF the Presby Church will decide ques.
tons before 1.-THE old SCHOOL,
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u. 8. SCHOONER GRAMPUs-The friends Of officers on
board the United States schooner 0rumpus feeling
ely anxious for their fate in consequence Of tdpgs
being received from that vese for two months past have
made inquiry at the Navy Department, for information
that would relieve their fears
For the information Of the relatives and friends Of all
board, we requested to state that ocia ntell
gencs any kind hss reached the Department from the
0rampus since she sailed from the Chesapeake or a.
bout the 10th February last Her cruising ground was
along the coast between Cape Haeras and the st. Johns
in Forda and her orders to return TO Norfolk for
supplies her stores began TO run short-Mads
sonidn.
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90 MusEuM-BARNuM OPENS THE SUMMED

90 MUsEUM-BARNUM OPENS THE SUMNER
Season to-day at the American with attractions which
will take the town by storm. The Aerial Garden opens
with its balloon ascensons, fireworks, music and umi
nations The Model Of Paris il engaged for one week
longer Sherman, Miss Phillips &c. sppear-hs ipsev
Girl &cbut the grand feature of the week is the en-
gagenent of the Boston Mnisrels or Ethiopian Serena
ders We Assured by those who have listen Ell TO the
performances Of this admirable troupe at the Masonic
Temple that eulogy do justice their unique and
brilliant performances Negro music is refined to the
last pitch Of classic elegance We have had nothing
that will at oil compare with these extraordinary per
formers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05

Avon SPRING WArERs.-For advice respecting
the probable effect OF these waters In their indiv-
dual cases, and for analysis of the different springs,
valuable information may be obtained OF DR.. Fran
els, No. Bond street, of Dr. Bulkley, 43 Blocker
street. or of Dr. Salisbury, al the Springs.
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COLUMBUS TRIALs.-The Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel, ofthe 18th instant, says:-,"By private
letter received in this city, from Columbus, under
date of the 26th instant, learn that the trial of
Lewis, for the robbery of the office of the Trust
Company, was progresslng-the jury was empanne-
led, and the impression prevailed that the prisoner
had succeeded in packing sufficient number of
his friends, either to secure verdict in his favor,
or prevent finding against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05

EMIeRATroN THE Duke OF Sutherland has agreed
to assist, to large extent, several poor families on
his estate, who are DESTROYS OF embarking for Anne
riea The sum which his Grace advances, will al
together il is said, amount TO about G300-a gene
rous and judcious instance OF liberaiy. There are
thousands at present the west coast Of Inverness
shire, who would gladly Join their countrymen in
America, If means were afforded for their convey
aace-Invuness Courier. .t
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ny- SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-Stil further proof
Of the superior efficacy OF Sands Sarsaparilla =
Messrs. Sands: Gents--Under a feeling of lively gra-
tiude implanted in the human breast, feel bound to
acknowledge and declare to the world the great and to
me important benefit derived from the OF your justly
celebrated preparation of SarsapaIla. Your name will
be cherished the fondet recollectons of delight
YOU under the blessing of overriding Providehcs,
indebted for nay health. As an act OF justice on
my part aud with view Of setting forth, feebly az it
may appear in good faith my hearty wish that others
who may read may learn where relief may be found who
are suffer ing from any similar complaint to my own.
Crenc Rheumatism is the disease which rendered me
cripple it attacked my very severely, 30 that
was unable to lit my hands to my head owing to the
excruciating palms, also seized upon legs, so that
was entirely helpless. For two months lay suferng
without obtaining relief from various remedies pre-
scribed when was told of your medicine which sant
for ard to utter astonshment and that of my friends
Yours, truly.
JOHN M. STEWART.
Wilmington, Del, March is, 1913.
do hereby certify that the above statements literally
true being near neighbor OF h, and personally
quainted with him and his sufierings.
ELIAS SANDERS.
Wilmington, March Is, ls43.
For particulars advertisements in this and other
city papers.
taton, by A. SANDS s. Co. Druggists, Granite Build
ings, 273 Broadway, of Chambers street, New
York. Sold also, by A. b s. d. Sands, 10 Fulton street.
and II East Broadway, corner OF Market street Price
81 per bottlesx battles for SIS. Original documents
may be seen at our store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05

BATH HOUSE FOR SALE.-It will be seen from an
advertisement in another column, that the elegant
bath.house at New Brighton is offered for sale at
auction this afternoon, at o'clock. There will be
sharp bidding between the rival hotels there for this
necessary adjunct to their establishments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05

AVERAGE SPEED UPON RAlLwAys.-The returns
given IN the report of the officers OF the railway de-
partment, Board of Trade, show the average speed
London and Birmingham. "a mixes DER hour; Great
Western, 80; Northern and Eastern, 36; North Mid.
land, %; Midland Counties, %; Birmingham and
Derby, %; Manchester and Birmingham, 20; New.
castle and North Shields, 30; and Chester and Biz
kenhead, %. The average speed on the meropo.
Titan lines, exclusive OF all stoppages, is about Y
miles an hour.
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In ChanCerY.

Before w. w. Campbell, Master.
JUNE 3.-Case Of Nancy Beach VS.. Moses " Beach
The examination of Illnesses in relation the of
amony be allowed Mrs pending her suit against
Mr. Beach, for divorce has been concluded The dtci.
sion will be knewn in day or two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05

90 THE UNRIvALLED TONIC MIXTURE for the
cure Of all the protoan forms OF spepsu loss of appe
te low spirits lassitude debility brought on by secret
indulgence or sinking Of the constitution The College
oil Ncdcine and Pharmacy confidently recommend this
most grateful mixture the greatest nvirorator Of the
system at present known to the medical wsrld Sold in
large bottles 50 EACH small do. ST. in containing
pan Dozen S. carefully packed and 10 all parts oil
the Union. VS. RICHAROSON Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College 81 Nassau
street.
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BY THE SOUTHERNs MAIL
o. No mail last night south of Philadelphia e.

90 HEADACHE AND SEA SICKNESS CURED
in ten minutes by shermanf Camyhor Lezenges Per.
now 20 10 without the dread Of suffering
from "a sickness Heretofore no remedy was kno wn
s. of your mush DOCTORS but an educated and
experienced physician Of great skill whatever he pre
pares do good Tor he would recommend any
thing that otherwise. We have often known his Los.
enges used and without success; therefore, we un
hesitangy them to those OF our readers who
Warehouse is at lO6 Nassau street Agents-227 Hudson
street 1888 Bowery l7 East Broadway, and Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05

Mr.. A. PHILLIPS CONCERT THIS EvENINa-This
gentlemans concert takes place this evening at Con-
cert Hall, which has been elegantly decorated for
the occasion. He will be assisted by several lead
ing artsies of this city. 1t isexpected to be very
fine affair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05
: THE PARTsIAN AI.TERATJvE MIXTURE,

QQ- THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
for the cure Of primary secondary syphls This pow
erful Alternative composed Of combination OF botanical
remedial agents. which exercise specific effect on these
terrible maades Sold in large bottles % esch In small
do each; in containing half dozen, So-care
July packed and sent 10 ell parts OF the Union,
Office and Consulting Rooms oftho College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy, " Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05

GO FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-That Gouraud's
Poudre Subtle the most ecacious and innocent pre-
paraten for the thorough and permanent cradle alton
superfuous hair from females upper lips the hair con.
ceang broad and intellectual forehead the more
born beard ofman; other hairy The
fact put beyond all kind of doubt by every purchaser
seeing the tested with the magical effect
If required. 81 per bottle.
Also, Gourauds Eau de Beauteo True Water of Beau
ty. for discriminating tan, pimpes, freckles morPhew
redness sallowness and all cutaneous eruptions and
roughness elicting healthy, juvenile bloom and i'm.
parting to the neck and radent brilliant whiteness
preventing the formation of wrinkles and ny it's
properties. bsnshng them when present 81 per bottle
Gouraud's Vegetable Liquid Rouge impsrts beautiful
delicate, blushiDg tinge, mmovable by perspraon or
rubbing with linen cloth handkerchief-5O cents.
This 10 admirable, when diluted with water for dying
silk stockings q fast flesh color.
Goursuds Blanc D'Espsgne, Spanish Lily White,
gives to the complexion the e-like pure alabas,er
whiteness and is excellent for nourshng and smoothing
the skim and being free from the deleterous properties
generally entering into combinations the
poses h in great demand and extensively patronized by
the Quakeresses Put up in elegant boxes 25 cents
each. Also all kinds Of Perfumery, Hair DYES Jayne's
Hair Tonic 3eals Hair Restorer Oldridges Balm Of CO.
umba, Sands Sarssparilla &C. Remember the office is
81 Walker street. door from the of Broadway.
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o. "THE GIANT oIRLs Ar rEALE,s NEW

Q5-" THE GIANT GIRL" AT PEALE'S NEW
York Museum draws crowds of visitors. The manager
for the accommodation OF his patrons purposes giving
entertainment afternoon at three o'clock No extra
charge being made TO the performances. The cee-
braed musicians the Mnsres OF the Rhine, engaged
to give variety of their national songs, ared in the
familiar TO their country. Mr. g Brouwer, Miss
Adar Miss Blanchard, and La Petite Cerito add the
attractions Seven performers and the Giant Girl all
be for One Shilling!
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DEATH OF ALDERMAN BoNNELr.--This gentleman,
like Gen. Harrison, undoubtedly fell victim to the
spirit of office begging-he was literally hunted to
death. A distinguished member of the present De-
mocratic City Government writes of him thus-"lt
is to be feared that the political opportunities to
which he must have been subjected as member OF
the present Democratic Caucus, fastened this
event" Those having the gift Of Offices need iron
constitutions.
THEATR1cAL-Dan Marble has been engaged at
the Park and makes his first thisevening
in two favorite characters. Mr.. Marble is an actor
of great merit. His representations of Yankee
characters are Of the highest order of excellence,
and in pathetic melo-drama he is very successful.
Mr.. and Mrs Brougham are also engaged at the
Park. Mrs. Brougham is a very lovely woman, and
in the higher walks of comedy is unequalled by any
actress on the American stage. Mr. Brougham in
his impersonations of Irish character, is the only
actor we have seen who reminds us forcibly of the
ever-to-be lamented Tyrone Power.
Mrs. Thorne has recovered from her indisposi-
ton, and is now playing at the Chatham, where she
is deservedy great favorite. She is very charm
ing woman, and an actress of great and varied
talent
Miss Reynolds, Burton and other artists, make
their first appearance at Nbo's this season, on
Tuesday next The English vaudeviles will be IN
der the management Of John Seton, and they ale
fortunate in being under such efficient hands.
The Ravels are engaged at Nibo's, and will ap-
pear in due time.
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NAVAL ORDERs-June Lieut. J. X Bowie. to
be Inspector OF Provisions; Mid. G. Benham, to he
months; Masters mate 7. M. Crooker, to the re.
cevlng ship at Boston.
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Iy- THE "ToNIC MIXTURE" FOR THE CURE
of Debility loss ofappee weakness in the limbs
paptatons gddness in the head and all dis
srers arising from impaired of the vital
whether produced by vicious ndulgences any other
is sold By the authority of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, at the laboratory and principal Office 81
Nassau Price 81 per bottle half DOZEN lin case
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College, 81 Nassau street.
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The Atmospheric Railway between Dublin and
hngstown will be opeaed by the month..of July,
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GRAND Vocal AND Instrumental CoNcERr.-The
Concert at the Apollo Saloon, tomorrow evening,
will introduce to New York audience, W. v. Wal
lace and if the extraordinary encOniums bestowed
him by the musical journals in Europe are at all
deserved he will produce great sensation He is de-
scrbed as the greatest artist upon both the piano and
violin, that has yet appeared With the grammati-
cal correctness Of Spohr whose pupil he is he unites
the brilliancy of Psganini. Mr.. WIS tone on the
violin is at once mellow and powerul-his staocato
perfecuand rapid, his pissitato clear and brilliant
His piano forte performance is fully equal 10 his
violin" Again Mr. Wallace IS, without doubt.
the best pianist that has visited this country As
performer, he will compare advantageousy with
List, Herr. ThaIberg, and other great masters OF
this instrument" And again, "Mr. w. is probably
better known by his compositions than by his won.
sderful execution. Many OF his compositions have
been published in London, France, and Havana,
where they deservedy enjoy very high reputation.
They are characterized by great originality, but like
the compositions of Thalberg, (of which they re.
nnnd us) they contain difficulties which none but
master Of the instrument can overcome"
This is high praise, but the critics who have heard
MIR. w. have entirely concurred in awarding IT,
Inc concert tomorrow evening, will, however
enable the musical world to Judge fer themselves
and there will, no doubt, be very splendid audience
| Mr.. wallace will be assisted by Madame Sutton
the best vocalist now in the United States. h,
Messrs, F. Brownand Kyle and the accoupIisbe,
| Timm will preside at the piano.
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90 WE HAVE HAD SUBMITTED TO US A
letter from the Hon Robert Mcneil Judge Of the Sixth
Circuit in which he says that he has found Longley
Great Western Indian Panacea the best remedy for bilious
attack, TO which he is object that he has used Our
friend Ransom OF 81 John street. this city, who
confirmed Dyspeptic has also been cured by and with
such evidences Of its value before u.s. re constrained
to remove the ban Of prescription in which have gen.
orally included all medicines Of this class and recon-
mend it cordially to friends and only them
but to the Medical Facut itself. Indeed several physi
cians perceive, already prescribing it with mark
ed and do not hesitate to declare boldly that
Asthma, Dyspepsia, and all bilious dseases is without
equal. For sale at 1857 Broadway.
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Circuit Court.

BeIore Judge Kent.
JUNE 5Ths Court has sd ,urned till tomorrow,
account Of the election to-day.
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~ sussoRBERs changing their residence will please
notify this office of Nassau and Fulton streets
Wbrse they ant the Herald left hereafter
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n5- THE UNRIvALLED TONIC MIXTURE-For
the of all the protean forms of dyspepsia loss of a
petite lassude cutsneous eruptions and general debility
This invaluable specific composed the most invgora
ing and strengthening ingredients known to the medical
world. confidently recommended by the College
eminently adapted for removing all feeling Of languor
debility occasoned either from the heat OF the climate
shattered constitution. More than three thousand bot
ties have been prescribedby the College last year. with
the most beneficial effect.
Sold in large bottles at. 50 each
Small do. Il do.
In cases containing half dozen.. do.
Carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting rooms of the Ceege,e7 Nassau st
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Herald Literary Depot

All the new and cheap literary publications of the day
arr Tor sale Wholesale and RETAIL the HERALD OySIcR
lurtk west corner Of Nassau and Fulton street.
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lehStTs. fOWAhb,
Towards Hotel, New York.

Mr.. WEBsTER's BALTIMORE SPEECH has lust been
issued in an elegant pamphlet form bya committee
OF his friends in this city 1t is reprint of our re-
port with very few verbal alterations. The COM
mttee might have acknowledged the source to
which they were indebted for the report of the
speech. However, we can afford to be generous.
We may add in this connection, that our report OF
Mr.. Webster's speech on the Jay map before the
Historical Society, was repubshed by them ger
batim ct iteatim, also without acknowledgment