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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

NAvAL-The frgate Savannah is ordered in COM
MISSION as the flag ship Of the Pacific squadron, to
bear the broad pennant Of Commodore Dallas. She
will soon leave for that station, under the command
of Captain Andrew Fi,zhueh. The following Of
ficers have been ordered to report themselves on
board the 25th instant -
Lieutenspts, H. X. Hoh, William II holland r. +. Pink
ney, w. b Renshaw; Surgeon Edward Gilchrst; Pui.
8. Ridgely; Midshpmen, John Rell, George f. Morgan
T. j. Miller; Gunner, JsTes M. Cooper; Carpenter, r.
NJ. Cecil; sailmaker William Ryan; Boatswsn, George
Wilmuth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

0z- A Naval General Court Martial has been or
dered to convene on board the United States ship
Pennsylvania, at Norfolk, on Wednesday, the 23t
instant tor the trial of Lieutenant addison X. Ia
iaferro, and such others as may be brought before
it. The Court will consist of-Commodore James
Biddle, President; Commodore Stephen CassIn,
Captain Thomas T. Webb, Captain John Percival,
Captain BIaden Duany, Captain Joseph Smoot, Cap
tain John Gwlnn, Commander William Jameson,
Commander William M. Armstrong, Commander
Robert B. Cunningham, Commander John X udd
Commander James p. Wilson, Lieutenant Will
liam Green, members John l.. Upshur. ESQ.,, Nor
folk, Judge Advocate.
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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, August 2O-6 p.

sunday, August AO-6 p. M
The arrival of the steamer gives later news from
England which, in mercantile point ofview was never
better. Every thing promises well for American inte-
rests The freight brought by the steamer good and
imports are now making to fair extent.
The Comptroller Of the State, A. C. Flsgg, Esq., with
that accuracy and promptness for which he is officially
distng has published the quarterly summary Of
the Banks of this State prescribed by the law of last
session he results follows compared with two pre-
vous returns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

% The President OF the United States. accom-.
panied by several members of his family, re,nroed
TO Washington on Saturday The Presiden, W..
detained several days at Old Point Comfort in cor
sequence Of the dangerous illness Of his sraadcbid
and the ndisposiion of one OF his daughters, whom
he desired TO conduct in person to the White Sui
phur Springs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

MURDERER CAusHr The Louisville Dime SAYS.
DIT Bennett is now in jail in this city, charged with
having, few years since, murdered gentleman
below the falls OF the Ohio, and robbed him of some
SE9o' He was brought from the State of Missouri
by feqmsluon from the Governor. We under
s'dnd tna' There s no doubt but tina, he is the guilty
man lie has bsen absent some three or four wears
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Monday, August FL, IsAs.

co. All letters on business with this office, and
communications intended for insertion, must be
addressed as heretofore to JAMRs GORDON BENNETT.
dtor and proprietor of the New York Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

ILLUSTRATED SHAKsPEARE.-A beautiful octave
edition of the complete works Of the Immortal
bard" has been published by George F. Coolidge,
No 1923 Pearl street, New York. 1t has forty new
and beautiful engravings, in addition to fronts.
piece which presents likeness of the poet from the
celebrated Chandos picture. The volume contains
Johnson's preface, glossary, an account OF each
play, and memoir of the author. Altogether this
is one Of the most beautiful, comprehensive and
useful forms in which this indispensable appendage
70 the library can be presented to the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

Dtz- A deputation of fifteen Indian chiefs from the
Ottawa tribe, living the ST. CLAIR river arrived in
Buffalo lev days SINCE from Detroit, in the
er Thomas Jefferson, Captain Richards. They are
on their way TO Kingston, to cede to the Canadian
government portion OF the land on which they
now reside. They were splendidly decorated, in
full Indian costume, and made quite an imposing APP
pearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

SJ3TIT,3)I SyJ,UBy5ISII3, WI
The discrepancy in these aggregates for August arises
from the Of the Bank Utica which did not pre-
sent correct balance of its affairs
These very remarkable results. As we have previ.
ously given the aggregaese the city banks with the
exception of the Merchants Exchange Bank we can as
certain the aggregate leading features of the country
Ranks IA follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

NAvAL-THE U. S. SCHOONER GRAMPUs AS this
vessel undoubty foundered at sea- and every soul on
board met watery grave, we publish correct list
of the Inflated officers and crew.
1t Is now more than FIVE months since she as last
heard of, and from her situation al that time, and
the tremendous gales that soon followed, we cannot
entertain the slightest hopes of her safety The IA
miles and friends of those board must mourn tor
them as dead.
Lieutenant Commanding, Albert z. Downes.
| Leu,enants, George M. McCrsery, William 8. Swami
| HUM Gansevoort.
| Assistant Surgeon, Z. II. Conway.
| Purser, James 8. Thatcher.
| Acting Master, 8 X. You.i
Midshipmen Andrew J. Lewis, Edward ~ Beaded, Geo.
Captains Clerk, George L. Mckinney.
| Ships Steward, Isaac Stevens
| Boatswains Mates Robert Ray, John Cook.
| Gunner's Mate, Wm. Gale.
| Carpenters Mate, Theodore Myrick
| Officers steward Joseph serrier.
| Orheeis Cook James Hopkins.
Qusrtermasters, Thomas Piner George Benson, John
| Carr.
| Captain Forecastle, John Ryan, James Smith.
Quarter GuBners, Henry Edwards jane. Fritz, James
| Bowen.
| Ships Cook, Lewis Willow.
Seoman' Ghap'e. p H. GapP noaeiouez william
Connolly, VIM Toland, Price Rgyle, Clans Jakesen, re-
ter Collins John Hughes, VIM. Hammond, Samuel Chase
Thomas Walsh, VIM P,snny' VIM, Gould Gaa ,,oo,ra.s
WIN. Allen, John J. Palmer. Thomas Johnson, Isaiah
Cooper, william Johnston. George spencer, Daniel
Joseph jones' John Scott Patrick Moran, John Cugir
Landsmen. Ebenezer Perry, Peter shannal, Edward
Epson, Themas Fritz, John b. Mitchell, Alex L. Hun
| tibg,on, II, nry Carter, VIM L NewhulL
BOYS James Webb, Henry Gray, Edwin G. Holmes
George GeiDzler, Nicholas Brough'on, John MURPHY
John A. Leanard Nsthsniel Kennedy, John r Primrose
| BENZ. F. Bats, John Williams, Henry Greenfield
seventy'seven souls IN al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

n3- FACTS WORTH KNOWlNG-A positive stay
for the hair falling to restore it in bald places.
certain cure Tor all Rheumatism and sweled Limbs
no exceptions. .
certain and positive cure for the Piies IN all cases.
Sores, and Sore Eyes.
A positive cure for the Salt Rheum.
beautiful Dye for the Hair-wiii not Color the skin'
Warranted.
certain cure for Corns.
Each Of these to be had only at 81 Courtlsndt street,
and at the Branch House, Ccmsteck Ross o. Cornhi
Boston, and such proof Of these facts Will convince all
who will cal or send for them, gratis.
The public may rest assured there no fancy In these
assertions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

wrm's PARTING learn that Weir, the
painter, is moving his picture TO Boston for exhibit
ton 1t will afterwards be exhibited in New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

90 PEALE's MUSEUM OPENS THIS DAY, hav-
ing been closed for tho last month. The manager has
employed his time to advantage during the
he has obtained object which surpssses all his other
curioses, onderiul they II is colored child,
thirteen years DID, and weighs Ao5 pounds There
also splendid performances every evening in the Lecture
Ro ON by host of talented artists all to be fer
shilling. With such attractions. and such low price Of
admission, any encomium from MS is superfuous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Or No papers were received this morning.

uy- MAGNIFICENT NOvEL-Paulde Kock series E,
This (Mondsy) morning will published the CnAh'
MING YOUNG MAN, translated from the French OF
Charles Paul de Kock "This perhaps the most grace
iul and sfectiDg well most humorous productiob
which ever flowed from the pen OF that proihc WRITER
Paul de Kock."-I Edinburgh Quarterly Tor May.
Published and for the office OF cheap pub lica
tons and French TRANSACTIONS l02 Nassau streetprice
one shilling sing lie copy, or So per hundred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

Navy OapgRs-Lieu enant w. B. Beverly, Lieut.. H.
Hartstene and Dr. G.. +. B. Guiou, 10 the brig Law.
renee by ist proximo Lieut.. John A. Russ, remains at
the iJew York yard. Mid hpmsn J. II. Tilloison and
e L. Genet, to the savannah.- Mddsonicn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
City Banks

This result is exceedingly curious. particularly in
respect to SPECIE which, will be Observed has dim
nshed lin the country banks, while it has enormously
accumulated in those OF the CITY, In the item Of stocks,
there is included in the January returns of the country
banks the bonds and mortgages held by the free nsu-
tions Hence the dminnton in stocks is actuay not
great appears from the figures The deposes of the
country banks have decreased largely while those Of the
city banks have increased. The circulating medium
furnished by the banks Of the State is follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

90" THE GREAT TEMPERANCE CAUSE" HAS
been Of restoring more vagabonds 10 tine com
of decent society than other cause which has
carried forward in the land by for the last
century has literally broken the fetteIs which bound
the captive FAST taken him by the hand lifted him from
the of into which he had cast himself and
only made him alive to the hoppy enjoyn ents Of his
home and kindred but also given birth to the resolution
live virtuous life and urge the upon his fallen
associates, both by precept and example. SO with Dr.
Sherman's medicated lozepges. The revolution they
have brought about in the medical way is equally great.
Nauseous medicines more heard of on the
trary all the preparations of Dr. Sherman so judi
ciously made, that they are as pleasant as a common
peppermint lozenge and be received into the most
delicate stomach without nausea or disgust. Many
doubt have heretofore died from inability to take The
binary preparations from adherence of them This
difficulty done away, and the doctors lozenges
will coughs colds consumption, asthma, headache
seasickness, heartburn, paipafions any other com
plant and destroy and drive away worms sooner and
more efectually than any other medicines in use And
his Poor Mans Plaster is equally efectual in curing
rheumatism weak back, pains in the chest and side In
deed the demand has become great that one million
year will not supply it. DR.. sbsrmans warehouse is
No 1906 Nassau street Ageptsll0 Broadway, 10 Aston
House. 227 Hudson street 1873 Bowery n Fest Broadway,
and Mrs. Hays, 1870 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
o. SIX SPLENDID, DELICIOUS WOMEN AT

Or sunburnt skin should read this. By buying three
shilling bottle Of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative the price
will prove it no humbug Then for the skin. get cake
of the Italian Chemical Soap In curing erupons, salt
rheum &c., it is infallible, and have it cure where
inward remedies ard powerful lotions have been used in
vain. As cosmetic is qualled, and although will
change dark yellow sunbunt skin, to fine healthy
an infant two hours old Sold price 50 cents cake
at the sign OF the American Eagle 81 Chatham street
New York; Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; state ST.
Boston, or l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn
90 NEW WORLD SUPPLEMENT FOR AUGUST
Double numbers-six Romances for l2A cents-The
only American Edition of six Of the most popular Serial
Romances, by the best living authors Of g. eat Britain
II will be issued, at No. 80 Ann street. on this morning
Aug 81 at o'clock The present will be double num-
ber and contain greater amount OF choice reading LOT
2 cents than be obtained elsewhere In North Anne
RIGA for double the money.
Martin Chuzzlewit, Part VIII which will be eagerly
Arrah Mel, or Times Of DID, the Serial Romance
OF Mr.. James,
Treasure Trove, Accounts Of Irish Heirs decidedly
the most humorous story OF the day; by the nmtabie
Leerngs of Arthur OLeary, by the author of Charles
Modern Chivalry, or new Orlando Furioso by Ainr-
worth, and the September part in ADVANCE OF Tom
iarity and interest to Our Mess" and "o'Malley."
90 Single copies I2k cents Agents supplied at 81
World and mail subscribers for dollar year
in advance Back numbers supplied. Office 80 Ann st.
Also, on Tuesday morning, the August number Of
Blackwoods Magazine, glorously rich in contents =
Part of Marst0n the Memoirs OF Statesman, and
other capital articles, price Isl cents.
Also on wednesday morning, part 8, of
SIR JOHN FROIsSART'S CHRONICLES.
illustrated with ten beautiful Engravings The work to
be completed in numbers at IS cents EACH or 81 SO
entire.
Also jus. published, edition of Philip in Search
Of Wife, and Kate in Search of Husband" OF which
popular Domestic Romances, than 900 copies have
been Sold and III demand still large require both
works to be stereotyped Every young lady and young
gentleman will OF course obtain copies and lad much
that ia interesting to those searching for partners.
Office 80 Ann street.
l. WINCHESTER Publisher.
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u3- AGL' IT ALIANI DELLA CITTA-E risultaa
lone Pamo la dcsone d enersi Lunedi % del ccrrente
nello locale allie otto in punio della sera una Sc
conda run lone d tut ccoIo soanto che desiderano
ammess ALI onore d appartenere al corpo d We
untaI Itaan nella militia della citta sa come volun
tart avi STA membr onorarj, aggiungendo lie loro
tos il pumero deg dpi vouto dale statute dello mill
zia volunara dello sato 81 dara tosto cominciameno
all organizations.
fgurin DELI unforme proposa pc vountarj ahpi e
per musca posson0 veders mel Cafe del Sgnor Pdlmo
o. MEDICAL SCIENCE VERSUS QUACK-
ERY.-A Cure Guaranteed.-The College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy ofthe city New York. for the
suppression OF Quackery is now prepared to treat all
diseases private nature, and offer to all those afflicted
with these distressing maades advantages not to be met
with in any other institution in this country either public
private From the constant correspondence and from
private arrangements, between the members Of the Col
uons of Europe all the improvements in the treatment
diseases forwarded TO them long before they
reach the majority Of the medical profession Of this coun
try. go,
With such advantages together with the combined skill
Of the first medical this country the College feel
suppression OF quackery" will receive the patronage
deserves IRON portion of the public requiring their
services.
Terms f advice and all medicines, S.
NIB Patients living at distance by stating their dis
explicitly in writing giving all symptoms, together
obtain chest containing all medicines, with full direc
tons for with guarantee of cure, by addressing the
Agent ofthe College, post paid enclosing SIS
BY ORDER w. .. RICHARD SON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
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og- THE FOLLOWING MEDICAL rREpARA.

ary- THE FOLLOWING MEDICAL PREpARA.
TIONs Of tne New York College OF Medicine and Phar
macy have gained the entire confidence of the
Medical faculty Of this country They prepared from
recipes Of the most eminent professors OF medicine in
Europe, and are guaranteed to be the most fc
remedies Tor the several for which they have
been used by the College since their introduction into
this country.
GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA GEN.
tau and Sasafa Tor the radical all diseases
arising from mpury of blood, injudicious
mercury. single bottles 10 cents each half dozen in
cese 50 sos dozen do 49, carefully packed and sent
TO oil parts Of the Union.
The CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE, for the
cure Of all forms oil dyspepsia, debility loss OF appetite
nervous headache and all unpleasant sensations arising
from weakened constitution. Single bottles $i cases
OF half Dozen So carefully packed and sent TO all paris
Of the Union,
PROFESSOR VELTEAU's SPECIFIC FILL, for tue
permanent cure oil Gonorrhp1 and elect. over tWo
thousand boxes have been sold without aiiurc' 80"
IN boxes containing one hundred pills, 81 each. a.,
THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE, LOT ,n'
OF primary and secondary syphilis single petues
81 each OF hall dozen S., carefully packen aho
'"' " " W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College W Nassau
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

lay- TO sELF.sHAVING GENTLEMEN POSSESS
ing Strong Beard and Tender Face Whatever tends
to promote comfort is blessing This is maxim estsb
lshedb the experience Of ages and we would peg TO
stitue shaving soaps, which are Objectionable from
their necessarily ming aka We allude to "Pha
Ions Tuberose Shaving Cream, which Is superior 10 the
celebrated Ambrosial Cream Of Guerlains, OF which
much is ported Paris Gentlemen who have been
in the habit of using trial i'll them
that Phaoas is much the cheapest his jars beautiful
y got up) contain twice the quantity for three shilDgs
of Ouerain's four shilling pots The beautiful soitenng
qualities of this cream the beard operates like magic.
Will the reader take word for III Call and for
yourself sold wholesale and retail by Edward Phaon,
Inventor, ala Broadway, opposite St. Paul's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
State OfTrnde.

TIA TRADE-CHINA.
EXPORT Of TEA THE MONTH or MARCH, LAST, AND IN
THE NINE. MONTHS FnoM JULY IL 1917 70 nAMH 81 ioss'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
THE HAND BEHIND THE SCENE-THE
WAY The CARD Is PLAYED.

LocofocOlSm has hau no hope OF OverturnIng
the Wing Abolition State Government OF YER
mont IN any open field aud in an open honesl
manner; hence mining aud undermining sys-
ten must be resoried 10 10 effect il. Il. ID. Bar
Der, last year, was, by the leaders, by manage
ment aud collision with certain locotOco preten-
ded abolilionIss, put upon both the loco and the
third party ticket, with the view OF drawing TO il
wing abollllonlsts, aud thereby defeating The Wing
State Ticket-while these very pretended aboli-
tloniss all the time intended TO vote the regular
locooco ticket, and did vote. We do moi ray
these things without convincing proof of the facts.
Soon alter election last year we fell in with an
active locoocO, 10 whom we remarked in refer
enre to the defeat of TWO wing abolition candi-
Jues for office, that many OF our wing abolition
lists voted the third party ticket, while pretended
locotoco aloionsts, when they came 10 the bal
lot boxes, voted the regular loco Ticket thus draw
ing the wing votes 10 the IhId party aud no loco
foco votes, thus securing the election of his party
candidates. Yes, sad the locooco, sour men
kn0V better than TO do ihdi-tpe do not dlloW them
10 scatter Mer U0teS."
.4noihsr fact. In a town in this State last year,
a leading and active lOcoloco pretended some
weeks before election to be convert 10 third par
tysm. lie clustered away, talked about the poor
slave, the wings, and occasionally where it would
do no hun gave slight dab at his Old friends 10
give apparent credit 10 the honesty OF his CONVEX
sion. so he got up, 10 appearances, party of a
bout equal numbers Of wings and ocolocOs and un
The surface every thing appeared TO he going well
for The third party. And down TO the last mo-
nent the same appearance was preserved Elec-
ton came-und 80 wing aboIonsts went to the
polls aud voted Ihlrd party, but where were The
other 30, The loculocv aboiitionisls? Win their
leader, they had gwen their votes for the regular
locOioco ticket. He had played lhe game 10 de-.
ceive aud cheat the wing aboitionsls, and lie did
so, and loud huzzah went up tronI HE ocoloco
presses of The state, over the great triumph o: 10.
colocoism in that place. We can give the names
and places aud the votes to authenticate these
facts but there seems to be no necessity for il.
We tell the tale as Il warning to the sincere and
honest hearted friends OF the slave not 10 be
hood t0inked This year in the same manner.
Caiedonian.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
One Vote 4!

The Tariff OF 1924 was carried by majority
Of one uofe.
The tariff of 1923 was also carried by one poie
And The tariff of 1912 was carried by one vote
in the Senate thanks 10 Hon. X. Willums) aud
by majority Of two votes in The House.
May it not therefore be repealed by one vote !?
And is NOT the value of one vole the greater since
the reduction OF the number of The members of
the House {? Nay more-ihe whole may depend
upon one vote of a citizen of Maine ut the polls.
kennebec Journal.
True as holy writ and let il ring in the ears of
every freeman Of Vermont that on his vote may
depend the highest blessings or the deepest woes
upon the whole country.
One uote may save Protection from the threat
ened assaults Ut locofocoien in the next Congress
let us therefore do our best 10 elect George b.
Chandler and defeat Paul Dillingham; jr. in this
district
One Uoie mny determine the state congressional,
county or town election let erery Hhig, then,
go to the polls and deposite his vote, feeling that
great events may depend upon it. 1t is your duty
and your puriiege 10 vote, Neglect not the one
-despse not the other.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25

Junus" has sent scochng letter addressed to Hon. Paul
Dillingham; U in which the character Of that gentleman, al
lodged to have been exhibited in his political and in the
manner IN which he obtained his nomination. s not at all
hatterngy portrayed But this "Junus quite anonymous
as was his famous prototype, and reject him, in
dance with rule make personal assaults without the
authority either of tangible evidence in possessions of
a responsible name.
"An Observer" is again requested give his lie
sate things Of personal character, which within
knowedge and although pleased with the article
generally and wish it, when occasion again
ITSELF adherence to the above named rule will permit to
do IT without good authority
"Pulask that article of the 18th inst relative
to tho nomiraton of Mr. Sade the Sd District calculated
produce an impression He declares that the nomna
ton not political intrigue the of the Vermontet that
was the spontaneous wish Of large portion of the Wing
y who not only think Mr. Sdo the best man. but also that the
nomination of Mr. Marsh made by the district convention in
opposition to tho known wishes of majority of the Wings Of the
District Thus much state to do "erroneous i'm
preston" which article have created We
ths however strong be the for running Mr. Sade
they never can he admitted Justification for throwing the Sd
District into tho hands of the Locoocos To That sad result and
to the political ruin of Mr. Sade fully believe this division
tends.
POSTSCRIPT.
we rejoice TO that Mt Slade has done honor to Wing pn
cpes and to HIMSELF by decnng aud urging his friends
port Mr.. Marsh. Right