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reputation, involve herself in war with
any foreign power, the Congress OF The
United States has no power 10 involve
them. or any other Of the States o! this
Union. or the people thereof in such war.
: Rrsoiced. Thatin The event OF such war.
tho State involving herself therein, will
cease .hcreay to he n Stale Of tins Cr.on'
aud viii nave no right Of claim Ia Al! IN
her defence from The United States, or any
Of :l.em.
The House refused a motion to print
yeas y; nays IUS.
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The CAerarc Gu-st.e.-This vsiuablo
paper. we perceive, has changed hands,
lis late respectable editor, III. Maclean,
Esqr., having sold out Tho establishment
10 John ssuhbs, Esq, who for the last few
years conducted the mechanical depart
men, of the South Cdrolinian {; from The
prospectus, which we shall publish as soon
as we have ROOM, The paper is TO support
tho Democratic cause.
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hluticrs al WGshiEsion.-The cores
ponien, 4. the Herald %Sossins as follows !:
Now 4 word with regard ID the Message.
| have seen Tho rough copy written oT' ny
the President, and il contains many era
surcs and iu,criinealious. 10 MIR. Lesare's
handwriting. The message is not fully
approved cfhy Air. Webster.
So much for The treaty.
The nomination Of the Hon. Henry 4.
Wise. as minister 10 France, was this day
sent into the Senate. IL will probably be
confirmed. Wise told me he cares not Il
straw whether they confirm itor mol.
Mr.. Forward holds over ill after the 18th
Of March, so as to obviate the necessity
Of sending Mr.. Spencer's name into The
Senate as Secretary Of the Treasury. The
price of this consideration is, that Judge
Paten is TO 80 TO Denmark. and DR.. For
ward is to have Judge Panen's place: his
residence in Pennsylvania is in Judge
Pa,,e..'s district. 4 fair business trans
action.
l, is understood iha, Mr.. Webster does
not think proper to so ou, at present 10
please any hoiy.
Events lhickcn. as Congress is about In
close. One member oil Congress had his
ear. or part Of his ear Bit off AZ Jenkins
tavern the other night. Several members
have just left tho city, and all Nc. Web
stcr's plate was stolen from his ',nasc last
night or early this morning. Including the
magnificent vase given him hy the people
of Boston.
The nomination OF Mr.. Wise and the
retirement Of Mr.. Forward are settled
hut the Globe Of Thursday night states
that Me-. Cushins's nnrnc has bccn sent to
the Senate for the Treasury. The APP
pointnent Of MIR. Wise seems TO us n good
one. His honor. his courage aud his ability
give him the hishes, Claims To the conf
ience Of the county, Chars. Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-15

Stale Bank.-The following gentlemen
were; on The S,h insi.. at Charleston, elect
ed Directors Of this Institution:
James Jervey, John Wilkes. N. Il.
Middleton, J. B. Lcgarc, E. II. Edwards,
III. Ladson, S. P. Ripley, George Glib
bou, Thomas J. Kerr, George NJ. Coffin,
Edward Sebring, az. w. Mathews.
AT n meeting OF The Directors on the 9th
inst. James Jervey. ESQ. wns unanimous
~ re. elected Prcsidcc, for the ensuing year.
In the place Of John Burrc.t who de-
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Union Bank.-The following gentlemen
we're. on the S,h inst, at Charleston. elect
81 Directors Of this Institution, for The term
%. Csc year:
Rene GODDARD. Alexander Brown, Coz
uc'iis Burchmycr, James Fife. William
Mazyck, Smith Mowry. Jnnr., Abraham
Tobias, Joseph A. Winthrop. Samuel
Chndw lex. Oils Mills. 4. Onolensui, ct.
l.. fladIcy, w. c. IIichborn.
Alta meeting oflkc Directors on The 9th
inst, Reno GODDARD, ESP, was unanimous
" reelected President, for The cushing
year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-15

In the place Of John Barrett who de-
clincd q reelection.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-15

New Directors in The room CT John
Mssra,h and Jno. c. Burckmyer, resigned.
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WEDNESDAY. MAncn Is. lsl2.
ron PRrSiBgST;
JOHN C..

Not saJjsctio the action Of any COnt:niioh
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uy- THE FOLLOWING SEEMS ALMOST INCRE.

70 THE FOLLOWING SEEMS ALMOST INCRE-
DlBLE but can be proved on the spot:A young man
in the store of Messrs Comstock Co 81 Corland street.
steel pen clear through his hand that the handle
pulled through bes DIES, the pen full of ink, and
left it in the wound. The pain from was msst excru
ciatng, until the Magical Pain Extractor applied
when 1t was completely stopped in two minutes. Any
his hand at the store 1t Is also good in
burns scads old Sores ulcers stops modification pain in
any part of the body and will cure and inhamed
eyes and has and will Proof positive and
undeniable will be shswn TO all who may wish, and all
who stubborn and will not be convinced by facts can
suffer and welcome In consequence of counterfeit the
true can be had only at 81 Courand street. Agent in
Brooklyn, l39 Fulton street
G7- THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
prepared by the College Medicine and Pharmacy for
the cure Of Primary Secondary Syphilis This power
full alternative is composed Of combination Of botanical
remedial agents, which exercise specific effect these
terrible Affections. will in all cases be guaran.
teed if the directions be implicitly followed In
Diary eruptons ulcers pains in the bones venerea
throat &c. this mixture will be found be invaluable
Sold in large bottles 81 each in small bottles S in
containing half dozen, &c. carefully packed and sent
all parts OF the Union.
Office and consulting Of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
w. S. RICHARDSON Agent.
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Court OF Errors,

JuNE 2span Sanfroord and others, Us. Milton ST. John
were Continued and closed by Mr. ID Graham and Mr.
woea, and the decision postponed until December
Nathan @. Burgess, for plaintiffs
In Error John ID. .fJBotf and Eug.n, Fly-Mr
Watson opened for the plaintiffs in error in this and
he was followed by Mr.. Graham and Mr. Wood 1t was
an acton OF debt brought by Abbott and Ely anst
CESS alone in the Superior Court New York ON udg.
ment docketed in Ohio, against Burgess and one Crane
instead Of pleading the nonondor abatement Burgess
demurrsd generay but the Superior Court held that the
nonjender could only be avaed of by plea in abate
nent and the Supreme Court affirmed that decision THE
case was now brought up the highest court but the
decision will not be given before December
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Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Iudva IuoIis


JUNE 2S-NerfHs vs. Br0uUer and Spencer.-We have
previously stated in brief terms the point embraced in
this cause and enabled to add that the jury
found for the defendants
will be recollected that it action OF trespass
brought by stenant against his landlord and the officer
employ ed for evying was alleged under defective
warrant.
Wellington VS.. The City Corporation action was
tried for the third time, for the purpose Of recovering
compensation for injuries received time SINCE by
the overthrow Of the plaintiff from sleigh, occasoned
bya quantity of rubbish having been LETT in of the
streets OF this city The question which appeared to be
OF primary importance whether the rubbish had
been e in the street by the of the property
which lay, AID il So whether the Corporation had not
good defence to this action unless the Jury salts
fed that their officers had been culpabe In allowing the
rubbish to lie there The jury had not agreed upon their
verdict.
John Connis vs. John b. Durham -This was an action
brought by apprentice against MASTER for breach
OF covenant in his ndentures of apprenticeship The
apprentices bound for years to learn the art
trade, and mystery of piano forte making and three
years have been suffered to elapse without the perform
ance OF the masters covenant the apprentice having been
confined to the making and vanishing Of only.
The nature of the defence not obtained the Court
adjourned during the progress of the trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

COUNTRY REsIDENcE.-By an advertisement in
our columns to-day, it will be seen that very de-
sirable country residence and farm in New Jersey,
are offered for SALE The mansion-house is very
eegant-the location sngularly convenient, and
the surrounding scenery presents great attractions.
The terms will, we understand, be accommodating,
and for gentleman-farmer, retired merchant,
or any other person DESTROYS of enjoying the plea
sures of a country life, we do not know better
chance of attaining their wishes than that now
presented
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

=, PPHLADELrHIA jane 2s-AI Dapdy (Rr) Petty Nassau
us. Drisco NYerk. CID Washington Bishop Masanzss:
4 Lopez. Sheed, Pernambuco. ma
nALTIMoRE, June 27-An Marine, Venn,rd, Mobile: Ga
belle, IBID Hurst Antigua Ann Towne Ponce Mary Wiks
Gait, st Thomas CD Orb Watts, Kingston Ja SUM- Ryder.
Boston; Merchant Eery Port SPAN Trn Sid Coquett.
Demerara.
ALEXANDRIA, June 26-Sld Dodge, NYork
RICHMOND, June 27-Sld Tuscarors. NYork.
NORFOLK. June 26-An Panthea, NObeans.
ELIZABETH CITY, NC. June Is Sid Msra So hers West
Indies.
WILMINGTON, NC. Jane 2l-Cld Hudson Morgin Curacoa
Sapph re, (Br) Cool, Antigua.
sAvANrAH, June aa-AT Georsiana, Bedel, NYork; Red
Rover Arey, Boston. Cid Caroline Swasey Providence
SID Atlantic tBrl Robinson Cors Caroline Ghey. Boston,
MOBLE, June 2-Cld Margaret johnson, Glasgow; Joseph
Cunard, Liverpool.
burg; Kenhawa. Snow, NYorh lila Helen, Bartlett, ssI
Below cnming Elizabeth Firth, PsaTce Liverpool. Cid
Leila. Higgins Laura Snow, and Leeds Lve,p
Globe Lowry aud Caledonia Br- nd-r Mallory Phlade
newark, MerwD, NYork; Arehelaus, Boutee, Havre Mar
tina Washington, Stevens, LIE don.
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Rio de .JanelrO.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
RIO DE JANEIRo, May Is, 1913.


MY DEAR SIR
A few dayssince, in perusing file of your popua,
journal, was greatly surprised to observe letter
dated United States ship Delaware, port of Rio de
Janeiro, September 25th, 1912, signed perry
and purportng to represent affray that had just
occurred here between purser of one of the yes
sells of war end the naval storekeeper. The purser
alluded to Edward Bessel, of the United States
schooner Enterprise The statement made by
your correspondent "Peny' being so distant from
the truth, am, (having been an eyewitness of the
aftrayO induced to give you true statement of the
facts, and leave 1t 10 your own just of honor
TO correct 1t in your columns.
Purscr Bissel contracted a bet, which he lost.
When payment was demanded, he at first avoided
1t by stating that when he left New York he was
greatly In debt, and that he had RENTED all the
funds that he could spare, but would call shortly
and payit. Some months passed-still no payment
When again dunned, he remarked that he would
only pay one half of it, such being the agreement he
had made with the original holder OF the bet Upon
that gentleman being addressed on the subject, he
replies, and brands the purser "a lying scoundrel
Finally, this honorable purser agrees to pay forty ve
dollars for the sixty; and when this payment was
demandedhe again refuses payment, and made use
OF such language that Mr. Yates Immediately pulled
his nose and slapped his face. few blows passed,
going into the middle of the street. wishing to have
fist fight. Mr.. Yates reminded HIM that the public
street was no place for gentlemen to settle disputes;
that he was to be found at any time, and was ready
to give him any honorable satisfaction he mi ght
quIre. This occurred In front of our Exchange.
Having been an eyewitness of the whole transac-
ton, and well acquainted with the particulars that
led to IT, has caused me TO give you the particulars
In Justhcatlon OF a gentleman have known for
years, and one that | am confident would shun all
encounters but still, at the same time, would never
allow any one to trespass upon his rights as gen.
tleman and man OF honor. Yours, truly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

BowERY AMrBIrHATRE.-The "Sprite Of the
Silver Shower" was performed last night TO full
and fashionable audience. and greeted with wei
merlted applause. !, will be repeated tonight, to-
gether with the usual variety Of beautiful equestrian
feais, and other ring performances. The arrange
mentsio comfort superb, and the house as cool
as the open air
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

NIrLo's.-Mr Burton, who has caused consider
able merlment TO those who have attended the
Garden during his engagement, takes benefit this
evening, and has placed most attractive bill be-
fore the public. Animal Magnetism, with some
very droll experiments in Mesmerism, new Local
song OF "lsi3;" Sketch from Charles O'Malley,
and the assistance Of Miss Ayres, Miss Horn, Mr..
Walcoit, and Fuller, will ensure Mr.. Burton good
audience. Here is most amusing variety offered,
and as this IL the last night OF the vaudeves, the
opportunity Of visiting the establishment ought not
to be missed.
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The WEATHER. weather still continues most

The WEATHER.-The weather still continues most
oppressively hot not only in this city, but in all
parts of the country from which we have heard
AT O'Clock P. M. on Saturday, the thermometer
in Baltimore stood at 81 degrees. At Philadelphia
on Friday, at 3 P. M, it was at SO degrees. The
mercury at Boston on Thursday, at O'Clock, stood
at 90 degrees in the shade. AT Poughkeepsie on
Tuesday, the mercury in the thermometer stood 81
degrees in the shade.
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City Intelligence.

PoLcE.-Not of striking interest was heard be-
fore the police yesterday Several grand and petit lar
cenes Of ordinary character discovered out neither
evInced any popularity Of crime
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

MUs,cAL.-The Seguins, Mr6. Bailey and Shrivall
concluded their engagement at the Baltimore
Theatre last week, and gave Concert a, the As
sembly Rooms on Monday evening, which attract.
ed brilliant audience. They proceed TO Cincin-
natl under the auspices of ChippendsIe, at the Ma
tional Theatre.
Russell is abou, TO visit Albany, and meet his
usual good fortune
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

A GLOOMY BEGNNINe.-The "new drama" at
the fremont Theatre wasn't very successful after
all. The "Learned Blacksmith" had not nearly as
good an audience as the intellectual pig" the last
time he appeared at the Museum, and the whole
performances went of very tamely. The fact is,
all sort, Of theatricas are declining; and as zeal is
nowadays tempered with good deal OF pecu-
mary discretion, there is not much reason to anti.
cipate very successful career for the new man
agement at tbs fremont.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

DICTIONARY OF GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES
BY DR.. Smith, edited by DR.. Anthon.-The Harpers
have published, in one large svo volume Of 1924
pages, illustrated bynearly 800 spirited outline en-
cravings, a Dictionary of Greek and Roman Anti.
quities" prepared by twenty of the best scholars of
G.. Britain-among them Dr. m.Smth, the Editor
and Professor Long, Of Cambridge, and revised
and enlarged by DR.. Anthem, of our own Columbia
College. This work is the most complete that has
ever been published the subject. 1t comprises
all that is known respecting the amusements, do
nestle economy, entertainments, dress. furniture,
utensils, TOOLS vehicles, servants, rural economy,
funerals, monuments public assemblies, games,
shows, and exercises, government, revenue, law,
trade, citizens, military affairs, armour, naval af.
fairs, arts and Sciences canals, roads, aqueducts,
weights and measures, medical affairs, money, mu-
sic and musical instruments, painting, statuary.
manners and customs, &c. &C. Of the Greeks and
Romans. These matters are treated Of in popu-
lar style, and while with the classical student this
work will supersede the meagre compilations here
tofore in use, the general reader will derive vast
fund OF interesting and useful information, such as
he may obtain from no other quarter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

1HE DfsrRlCT ArToENEYsHR. an adjourned
meeting Of the County Court, held yesterday, after
sscrei debate Of two hours duration, the doors
wefe thrown open, and Judge Ulshoefier read the
fs.uli 1T their deliberations in the following terms.-
Resolved Thas this Court deems inexpedient TO &C.
cops ths rssgnstion Of James II. Whiting"
Mf WhIuns. therefore, continues, but with what
slpulaoBs Ne know not, TO discharge the duties OF
hs Office, which he has held for several years past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

LATEST FROM YUcATAN. Captain Wright, of the
Ssal, having left Merida on the 9Th instant. Up to
the latest dates Gen. Ampudia had not abandoned
the siege of Campeachy, although the Mexican
soldiers were deserving daily in increased numbers
agree on basis for treaty of peace, but the terms
proposed were not known. Business on the coast
was dull. Com. Moore was in Campeachy, and
the Captain informs us 1t was the general opinion
that he was blockaded there by the Mexican
squsdron.-N o. Bulletin June %.
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sales or Stocks ut Philadelphia yesterday.
500 state 6s 1886 SO; $500 Wilmington 6s, 1855, H.;
Bank, 431.
AFTER BoARD-S224 State 5's 1885, Al; 800 do 1870,
as Sl96 do 1889 Az $3.50 do 1854 Az Si25 do 1894, All
DO 1854 b5p, 4s 100 shares Northern Bank Ky,
81; IL do Camden and Amboy ST. -
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Nor 10 srurID AFTER ALL.-The respectable old
lady 10 peiiioosu who presides the columns of
the C0uraouai Aduufisv Of this city, IN speaking
II Madame CAstillan remarked that ''she electr-
bed her audience-to borrow term from the
rcnny-a-lners." This shows that the creature has
some -.nse-ii he would borrow more frequently
ircm the same source, he might establish very
resIec iabs character Tor intelligence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

90 THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARsAPA-
RILLA from 81 Courtlandt street, off yesterday with
perfect rush. in fact faster than 1t could be put up and
more than twenty back for second supply
having first bought one bottle to try and so far as we
also put at reasonable price viz so cents per bottle 81
per dozen. To be had only at 81 Courtlandt street
Agent in Brooklyn only, Mrs Hayes, 1879 Fulton street
PS-A medical pamphlet also be had gratis which
all will find interesting and valuable at the store and also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29
0o- PROFESSOR YELPEAU,s CELEBRATED

VD- ESSON CELEBKA TED
PILLS. for the of Gonorrhea elect. This inv
liable specific for those distressing complaints has been
the fruits OF years experience Of Professor
in the hospital Charlie, in Paris and by
the unanimous voice Of the medical profession all coun.
tries as the only remedy known to perform in all
constitutions Sold in boxes containing hundred pills.
$l,each. w. S. RICHARD son. Agent.
ONCE and consulting oil the College, 81 Nassau
street.
N. B. Country patients obtain case containing
sufficient quantity Professor VS. remedy with full di.
rectons for by addressing the agent OF the College
(poe pa giving full description ofthe complaint, and
enclosing So.
A guaranteed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

NAVY ORDERS -Midshipman ]. Wilkinson, to
the receiving ship Pennsylvania; Lieut.. ]. d. Fer
rls, leave six months; Master 1: Coin, leave four
months; Mdshipman ]. &. Strain, order to Mace
DOMAIN revoked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

NAvA.-The U. S. sloop of war Boston, Captain
Long, at Oahu, March ii, was TO sail first wind for
Boston via Valparaiso The U. s. sloop OF war Ma
rlon, four days from Norfolk, anchored In Boston
harbor the evening of The 26th inst. She is to go
into the Dry Dock for repairs.
The following officers are attached TO herr
Thomas W. Brent, Lieutenant Comm andng; Oliver s.
Gibson, George J. wyche, and Carter b. Poindexer
Leutenants; c. st. George holland, Master; Daniel &.
Mcleod Surgeon; VIM. A. Christian, Purser; J. Win
throp Taylor, Assistant Surgeon; F. Lloyd Winder,
Passed Mhshpman; Walter De Lacy, Professor Of Mathe
mates; Walter Queen, r. H. Haywood, J. McRoberts, r.
D. Minor, and Joseph Seawel Midshpmen, George Will
muth Boatswan; r. 8. King, Gunner; Joseph Overman,
Carpenter; John Joins, ssilmakcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

FUNERAL OF DR.. HAGAN-Tke funeral was an
nounced to take place at4 o'clock, p. NJ. Thursday,
on the morning OF which day the assassin lett vcks-
burgh, ATTENDED by number OF the Doctors enemies
armed with pistols and knives. Long before the
hour appointed for the funeral, the Planters mocha
MICS. and all from the couatry, who could arrive in
tIme began to assemble TO pay their last sad tribute
Of respect TO the defender OF their rights Great ex-
element prevailed The Rev. Mr. Woodsdeivered
the funeral sermon, and seldom has there been
witnessed more affecting scene. The tears OF
affection were feelingly and freely shed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

90 THE UNRIVALED TONIC MIXTURE-Pre.
pared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy Of tho
city of New York for the all forms of Dyspepsia,
loss of appetite, debility, lassude derangemen Of the
nerves, nervous headache, indigestion and all symptoms
attending weakened constitution The College conf.
IDENTIFY recommend this grateful and valuable specific as
ennenty adapted for the inauguration Of the whole
tenn and the complete Of all those distressing efc
tons for which is the appropriate remedy To all per-
sons suffering from the present state OF the at
mosphere this celebrated mixture will be found truly
vgorating Sold in large bottles 81 each small do ST. in
containing half dozen &c. carefully packed and
sent to all paItsof the Union
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office any consulting Of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

ulu,-On Monday, At kis residence in Hudson
street, hobeu stewart, Eco, in the SD year OF his
ase This = the gentleman who figured so much
81 ate 10 the famous Alice Lispensrd Will case.
Fine piCkinrs ior the lawyer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

The Hon. j. G. Spencer, Secretary Of the Trea-
sury, gives notice that the coupons attached to the
Certificates of Stock issued by the United States.
for interest," becoming due the LIST OF july. will
be paid on presentation at the Bank of the Metro
polls, Washington. They may be RENTED through
any Of the Depositories of the Government
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

=, The Hon. James Madison Porter, Secretary of
War, and the Hon. G. A. Wickiffe, Post Master
General, have returned to Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-29

CoMMENcEMEyT.-The annual commencement of
the New York University will take place to-day at
the Mercer street church An Grafton by Alexander
II. Everett, Esq and poem by Mr. George II. Col
ton will be delivered