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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

CO CONSULTATION FOR ALL DISEASES Oh
the hair by Grandean. He has moreover the purifyi1
water, recent discovery-which mparts fine gloss
will keep in curl the most perverse locks. Every lad
who would preserve the elegant OF the
exquisite couture shouid possess herself of this tru
named Lustral Water.
0RANDJEAN'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED MEDlCI
NAL COMPOSITION,
For preventing the hair from turning gray curing bald
ness dar drift etc etc. etc. Eau GraBdean Curling Flui
for washing the hair large beautiful and unique
sortmcnt OF superior Hair Brushes manufactured excu
sivey for Grandean's establishments and with the ex
press view Of being used with his celebrated composition
Aromatic Cologne Water ofthe first quality manu
BY M 0rsndjean and to he obtained genuine, No. Bal
clay street
co This is entirely new article and being the NJ
plus ultra of anything heretofore offered under the nam
ofCologne Water the inventor has designated it
GR.ANDJEAN'S COLOGNE WATER.
superior assortment OF French English and Germs|
perumery and fancy articles, useful for the toilet.
No. Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

New MOVEMENTS IN FoUREeIsM.-Messrs Bris-
bane and Greeley have commenced an entirely
new movement in Fourerisn. 1t appears they have
already received some $4,000 towards the erection
of grand establishment somewhere over in New
Jersey, the completion of which will ultimately re-
quire about 100000. If they will take pattern of
Joe Smith, they will succeed better in their project
Joe's example is bright and shining light, and his
footsteps have already become I" lustrious"
From the revelations made by Fourier we under
stand they are to enjoy new species of paradise.
That instead Of five senses they are TO have
some ten or twelve senses, opening as many
new sources of enjoyment, which will be proper
tionably increased. A new series of moveme nts
will also take place, sort Of migration or vista
,ion from sphere to another, altogether const.
tutlng probably the harmony of the spheres.
We are not sure that we rightly apprehend these
new revelations, and this very doubt shows the me-
cessty OF the Fourier philosophers getting up Sc
mes oil lectures, and disclosing the whole system of
their mysteries.
AT present they seem to be keeping them in the
back ground, waiting, suppose, till Messrs. To-.
seph Smith and William Miller get out Of the w.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

The Sesretaryo Of the Navy intends sending YES
sci 70 ChaGres with dispatches for theU s. SQUAD
son in the Pacific ocean ANY Communications for
that quarter sent to the Navy Department on or be-
fore the 20h instant, will be forwarded. Madi,o.
MAN, March TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

BALTIMORE March 9-Arr Roanoke Smith, Rio de Janeiro;
Elizabeth Hall! Cobb, do; Fabus White, do Orb, Watts.
kingston Ja Massachusetts BrowneH Oleans Chckasaw
IIya Gibbs. P;oydsnss; Reaper, Srcws ao EW Brad I'D
frances Jane Thompson St Johns Pr Direct Briggs New
York. Sid Token Loveand, Kingston, ia.
CHIELE,ToN, MarchS-AT Jessie, [Br] Horn; Liverpool;
Hamson Bemen r. bee Ogde a. NYork Harraseeket Hop.
kin NOreans SID HUI sr] sibbson Liverpool; Thetis
Boad HavIe Sogna DAM Nsil'O9. COpsnhaYs1; skiold
Daa1 Petersen do Mary Hsmmond St Maras Below Per-
= New ORLEANS; Feb S7sAT Timothy Pickering, Tilden.
Hav John Mntun, Stark NYork; England, Johnstone Lii
ysrpoo ssshsw iowss dol hersia CroXel Best9n Niger
Ad Shemando; Rob Rowland, Gilcbrst, dol Two Sons
Boylan Belize, Hon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

The MILLER EXAMINATION has been concluded al
last and Justice Stevens will give his decision this
morning in the Grand Jury Room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

90 BEAUTY.-The hair is the surviving memorial of
our physical existence and among all people, in all ages
has been an object OF peculiar Iuxuriant suit
hair has been universally priced invaluable
ment Preserve II then by the of Obrdgss Balm Of
Columbia or restore it IL it has fallen out No person need
be bald they will use that article keeps the head en-
tirely free dandru and souri, the roots OF the hair
sound and healthy mporng life and vigor to the circu
laon Its efficacy has been fully tested and proofs uuy
substantiaed by most respectable citizens .
The same may be had OF Comstock & Co. ~ Maiden
lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

LOCAL ELECTIONS. has gone for the
democrats, and Utica for the wings The demo
Gratis are carrying most of the other towns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11
0a- ST. GEORGE HOTEL, 81 BROADWAY

90 ST. GEORGE HOTEL, 81 BROADWAY
Perceving that at Of the first Hotels ke Howards)
they reducing the price Of Board the proprietor
ST. George desiring to be considered not less liberal than
Others and wishing to afford to his patrons equal advan
tages offers for the future full board including fires from
SO to $40, and by the day at from 81 IS to 81 so.
Although there is not at this establishment table
dhote at different hours, it i. the custom to those
whom business may have detained until after the dinner
hour without extra charge As for breakfasts and
the rule OF the house is to them separately any
time boarders may choose from in the morning until II
in the evening
There at present few vacant which the pro.
prietor will be happy to let at the above prices.
The hour of the table dhote quarter past three
P. S.-The country having become a convert to tenn
perance economy 1t is hardly worth the while to say
much about wines and liquors, although it may be
amss to remark that the hotel affords the very best import
ed, at reduced prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

&C. A letter from physician in Yucatan dated
at Carmen Laguna de Tsrmnos, on the 9th uIIimo.
announces the death of Charles Russell. the Anne,
rican Consul at that port, who died on the pre-
dephia, and had resided in Mexico about twelve
wears.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

Vy 1535 was The EAK TIE HoIs Fl - A.
PENSARY No Division street was estabi,sheu ny inc
proprietor and during the time since ne mas maze
the most astonishing on records he has ior
inos nj he most he has cured, which
the public are respectfully invited to call and examine
aths private psrlors at'acbed 10 the Dispensary. Hun
tor, pl mn grspplos with the monster Disease and
npniLiates This medicine can be obtained only at No
Division street Price 81 per bottle. Call and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

FROM ALBANY.-We find nothing important in
the Argus of yesterday. A batch of appointments
has finally been made for Albany county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11
General Record.

SHIP JESSIE, tBr) Horn, Charleston from Liverpool
peItsl5th JAM lat 6 H. Ion co. fell with the wreck Of the
Dr. brig Ocean Child Clark from Alcant for Falmouth Eng
and took from her the captain aud number She
had Loaf her mainmsst and was in sinking condition l,h
Jago for and put board Capt Clark Mr. So chief
mate and boys the balance Of the remained board
the Jessie.
Spoken.
50 20, lon To-
Stephens from st Andrews Charleston, Feb 2h lat Sc
lOa Ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

~ Harnden's and Adams express lines iron
Boston, arrived at quarter past six O'Clock yester
day morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

CHATHAM THEATRE-STAGE MANAGERS BENEFIT.
Attractions of an extraordinary character pre-
sented this evening, for the benefit of Mr.. Stevens,
the popular and efficient stage manager of the Chat
ham. Shakespeare tragedy of Richard III. will be
performed with very powerful cast-Mr Charles
Eaton sustaining his favorte part of Richard, and
Thorne, Thayer. Lennox, Fisher, Miss Mary Duff,
&c. &C. filling the other principal characters. An
unusually great variety of other novelties are an
nounced, which in connection with the high and
popular standing of the worthy beneficiary, cannot
fail of securing an OVERLOOKING house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

AMERICAN INsTTUTE.-LAsr THE PLANErARIUM IN
cIry.-This evening at Niblos at half past
o'clock the exhibition of the Planetarium will open to
the public for the last time Short lectures addresses
&c. will accompany. The exercises will be of deeply
interesting character. The planets and their will
be constantly revolving around the sum- their great
CENTRE in harmonious order Subjects-Magnitude Of
JUPITER meteoric stones opinions Of philosophers the
inhabitants OF other planets &C. Those who attend will
be graed with high order of eoquenee. Tickets IS
cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

rulen " Copp arrived at half past six last
evening, with Albany papers of Yesterday morn;no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

NAVAL Commander w. w. Mexican has bee,
appointed Governor of the Naval Asylum, at Phia
delphis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

U-romeroy 81 Co, last evening, gave us paper,
nom Albany Syracuse, Buffalo, Utica, and Ro
ohes'er' twenty tour hours in advance of the mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

OHIO RTvER.-On the 9th inst there were 6v.
feet OF water In the channel at Pittsburg and fy,
and halt feet on the 7th at Wheeling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

SIR CHARLES BAsor was no better on the 81
instant ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

90 BOOT CRlMPERs WILL FIND THE OIL
Tannin, from ~ Maiden lane, the most extraordin
article ever discovered to soften leather and make ora
easily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

$1,000 Tennessee Bonds 81; S272O Camden and Amboy
Bonds 75 10 shares Mechanics Bank 1863 10 do do TO-
$4,000 tate 6s 1865 s9t IL shares Schuykin Navga-
ton, 29A 5000 State 6's, 1853, 394. -
After Beard.-$lO00 Cincinnati per Bonds, 704;
10 shares Camden & Amboy r R 90; $1,000 Ken lucky
Bonds, S41
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

WHtS WILL rneY BE CLEANED Our str.s,s 90.
49, q shocking condition. Mud is ANGLE deem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

90 ONLY THREE CENTS THE METROPOLIS,
new Weekly Pnrlor Gazette edited by Epes Sargent is
this day published and for sale No Ann street. where
carriers and news boys can be supplied.
o.s B. TUTTLE Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11
March 10, lS43.

9,- No Great Western yet Twenty-eight days
out this aoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

90 DIR. TAYLOR'S BALSAM LIvERWORT, 375
Bowery has the names of many Of respectable ply
sicans attached to the certificates recommending it, and
advise all afflicted with coughs, colds consumption
asthma and liver complaint to apply to Immediately
This the month to be guard IL you have,
any way predsposed to consumption resort at this
upon it. can refer you to the cerc given
me by those who have been SO happily relieved by it,
which constantly publish for the information of those
who might be induced to try these things got up for
similar complaints upon the reputation of this medicine
which only wastes time and money The Balsam Of
LIverwort is a valuable preparation in every respect
The large quantity in bottle also makes it the cheapest
medicine known so that all it. The poor and
charitable institutions shall in every way possible for me-
be taken Be careful to that the splendid
wrapper in bank note STYLE is the bottle to prevent
well limitations Be persuaded TO try only
bottle. DR.. Leeds, druggist l27 Maiden lane, sole
Wholesale agent G. Jacobs and g. @. HILL agents.
Detroit,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

n9- FROM AN EXTENSIVE BUILDER.-Read his
testimony-Wistsrs Balsam of Wild Cherry, cures
coughs, Astha sc. after ply sicans do more II
any doubts its virtues let them ask those who have
used it. Mr. Brown, 81 Ann street, A. Williams, 80 Will
liam st., and host of others.
New YORK, March TO- ls43.
was last fall attacked with pain and
ofthe chest which continued for number of weeks had
previously for several years been subject to
weakness of the chest caused by strain. This last at
tack gave much apprehension, as found it the
commencement Of fatal disease. About the middle Of
December began to take Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry single bottle of which removed all
the chest strength and vgor to the lungs
and now regard myself as perfectly sound and we'll
JOHN BROWN, 81 Ann st.
Sold only at l25 Fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

@9- TWENTY. ONE ENGRAvlNGs WERE MADE
expressly illustrate the article in the New World of
to day, on Fashionable Life in New York Ladies, buy it
before you give, 60 to another party. It is rich
Single copies only sxpence. Office so Ann street.
Nassau Sold also at 4ss Broadway to accommodate up
town purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

o. IF BRIsTOL's sARsAPARILLA HAD BEEN
invented in the days of Job, would have speedily
moved the ulcers with which Satan took such malignant
peasurein affecting him This valuable vegetable COM
pound dees analysis the secret of its ccmponerts rests
BILE nosrums for which all the properties OF Bristos
Sarsaparilla are unbushingly claimed, bind,
guess work preparations Beware OF them! Do not throw
away money and tamper with your constitution. If
you desire radical cure resort to medicine of establish
ed reputation whose virtues have been proved by lsng
nesses There preparation before the public eff
cacous In Of diseased liver abscess scro
Ia imperfect action OF the digestive organs, Hypochon
drias and complaints arising from stimulus and
two liberal Of powerful mineral medicinesS Br
tolls Sarsaparilla. Its renovatngi properties
quslled.
For sale wholesale and retail by VIM Burger druggist
so and 50 Courtlandt st. and lss Greenwich st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

ADVICE GRArTs.-The very worthy and exceed
ngly potent spirits, forming the "Tyler guard of
New York, composed of John L. Graham, Post
master; Redwood Fisher, his deputy; Edward
Curtis, Collector; and Paul B. George, Naval
Store keeper, would do well to manage their seve-
raj newspaper organs with more decency and pro-
priety. The best tempered dogs, we know, will
bite and snarl at passengers If they are hungry, and
kept on short allowance-hence the "Guard"
should be liberal in their allowance of "spoils" to
Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart" Their policy
should be TO make friends-to increase supporters
for Heaven knows they want them, indeed Ger
tany, 1t cannot be their interest to make more ene-
mics to the cause of Tyler, than it already has-a
course which, like zodiaca light, floats 45 degrees
IN the broad expanse of the Political armament,
nd will disappear next morning
This is our honest advice TO the Tyler guard, for
which we charge nothing-a advertisements must,
however be paid for in cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

The SoMERs TRAeEDY-MR. Buffers ARGU-
MENr IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT This
Court room crowded yesterday with the highest
legal profession of this city, together with numerous
private citizens, and even some ladies. The Grand
Jury were also in attendance. The great interest
felt in hearing the argument, a report of which is
given in another column, is most remarkable, mas
much as it is not of popular character, but one
purely and exclusively legal Mr.. Butler has evil
IDENTIFY devoted much time, and very close and deep
application to the subject, and his argument is ac-
cordingly profoundly elaborate, and evincinggreat
research.
This speech is upon subject of vital importance
TO civil liberties and rights, and also to the due
administration of justice between the people of these
United States. AS his speech embraces and con-
denses all the strong points, and important views
upon the right of jurisdiction in Certain cases as
claimed for the United States Courts, it will be
found of Indispensable value to all lawyers who look
Tor eminence in their profession, and also to our
State and National Legislators. We shall accord
lngly report Mr.. Buffers speech in full, not only
for the benefit Of the legal profession but also for
the qualification Of the great multitudes who feel
deep and absorbing interest in the fate of Comman-
der Mckenzie. And notwithstanding all that has
been said, or what Judge Belts may decide upon we
believe every impartial friend of human rights, hui
man liberty, and human justice, desires that tsis
anomalous case should come before Jury of a civil
court 1t is utterly impossible to satisfy public opn-
ion, now hereafter, unless this be TAKEN
The points TO be examined are of the most serious
character TO the navy-to the nation-to the people
and 10 civilized society itself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

90 PRIVATE MEDICAL CAUTION.-since the
introduction of Professor Vepeau celebrated Pills into
this country by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacyo
the city Of New York, between four and five hundred
cases OF Gonorrh9a and elect have been eectuey cured
by them without single failure. SO powerful has been
their effect in England and France that they now
considered the only specific known for those Diseases
so great has the demand been for them in This country
Of the selsyled Doctors of the city of New York
at present vending Pills of their composition UNI
der the name Of the justly celebrated Professor vepeau
The public therefore respectfully informed that tn
genuine Vepeans Pills to be had only the principal
office of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 81 Nas
sau ST. New York-Price 81 per box.
N. B. To patients placing themselves under the treat
ment Of the College, safe and permanent will BID
guaranteed without the of mercury or any medicn
injurious to the constitution. Patients living at distance
by addressing letter to the agent of the College with
full description of their disease obtain from him 4
chest containing Medicines prepared under the superin
tendance of the Medical Faculty Of the College, guaran
teed to cure.
By order of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
Principal Office 81 Nassau st.
WIN. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
liberal discount will be allowed to country Practtion
ers and Druggists all the preparations of the Colege
or cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

0y- THE CLAP. TRAP RESORTED TO BY GER
tain Pill and Lozenge vendors, who comparatively
new hands at the bellows" is exceedingly amusing
Some Of these parvenues who started their nosrums long
aRer the fame of Dr. Peters firmly established m beth
hemispheres make most arccal parade of their mush
pretensions In speaking of their sales and the
sumed popularity of their preparations they commit p
racy at once upon metaphor and Mathematics and demon
srate the alsity of the axem that figures cannot lie
In speaking of the enlargement Of their manufactures
they evidently expect that public creduty should be
larged in the same proportion and that the individuals
who have been weak enough to swallow their trash
must be capable of swallowing anythinga corollary
snall attempt deny We do not call these nostrum
vendors mtaors of Dr. Peters, for the stuff they sell
interior in efficacy to his preparations as to be unworthy
of the of imitation For impurities of the
blood and all diseases arising therefom, there is
dy like Peters' Pls-for pulmonary complaints, like his
cough lozenges -lor worms, like his worm ozenges-for
prostration Of the system like his cordial lozenges in
short his specifics embrace nearly every disease incident
to the human system
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versay beyond all doubt cavil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
from those merely military offences OF which have spo
ken And we claim this jurisdiction ii the Court please
with these specific and very important qualifications
first that the offence shall have been committed on the
and within the admiralty and maritime Jurisdiction of
the United States and secondly that the offender shall
have been brought within the territory of the United
states without having been tried for the offence by ma
val Court Martial out the territorial jurisdiction of the
United States And the Court will perceive that con.
sistently with the concession which | have made
in regard to offences purely military and naval
consistently with the statements have made as to what
we do not clam-consistently with these
annexed to the propositions winch we do maintan The
cases now before the Court within the doctrine for
which we contend because they in the first place.
crime as contradstinguished from misdemeanors and
offences growing out Of the naval code They are crimes
known to the common aw-to the gener al law Of the
United States as well as to the particular law of each
parse State They crimes known to all nations which
have Jurisprudence whether cultivated or barbarous
prudence of any nation They alleged to have been
committed upon the high seas, and within the Admiralty
and maritime Jurisdiction Of the United States and
the jurisdiction of any particular State. The parties
against whom the accusation is made have been brought
within the southern district Of the State of New York
They are now within that dAric and shall assume for
the purposes this argument that they have never been
,tied for these offences by any Court Martial held Of
,he United States If it shall be shown that they have
en 80 then will become necessary to find whether
mere was any competent authority hold such Court
snu So then they would not be within the doctrine for
Inc CouM-The inquiry of the Grand Jury does not
hhowevw, suppose any such fact You GEN. therefore
| a. oo - ho sue IN tr1al had taken place.
r Dush-l presume that the Court will ne, dismis,
,ne oscpsson the TACT that Of the persons i at
me CouRr-Tha, is not the point. The counsel states
thst here no evidence Of trial Of the territorial
Jurisdiction ofthe United States having been beM
| Mr. DsEa-Oh ! that is not disputed. But trrs,..,,
counsel will not presume to deny that trial is al nresan
| in progress. P'"'e"'
Mr. BurLEr-We certainly admit that although ,bo,
point 10 rot involved in the questions submitted by the
Grand Jury. 'e
Mr. GRTrrN--I beg your pardon understand thst #
MIR. OTosNon-ll i entirely immalefis
Mr.. HoTFMaN-Cefisiny, IL is quite unmportant
Mr.. BUrLrH-l concede that one OF the persons Com
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am satisfied by two or three years ~.
al, tia, ligh, land rolled when planted SI0
stand o drought much better than II i eei'
worked THIS wear | had az crceifn'
test. All my cosn wss ruled IS Sem y
planted. A very revere dtoDgal eEn'sa
after the corn came up and cot 10 he 1901
or foot and half high. Iran lbe plOga
bar side TO the corn. 30 each side o. 'as
corn, and immediately leyellcd the 'n's',
.iiees with the cultivaior. The gfoaoa
thus managcd. when turned up, ~as a'o''
and Gne; in Law or two mol q syn Of mos
sure WAS to be found Il was complete d'y
bed Of pulsef,z u earth while that Iah o.
the field which had not beea 70 servsd' lsa'
QUO third OF the lisld) upon moving ses'o'
ua cfusi Of ono balS or three quarters o Ga
inch thick, exhibited charming niols'uis !.
To complete the experiment, ! ie' 'u''
third untouched the balance Of The seA''H'
- American Farmer.