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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

Dc,.| "a Drrs
i''' ''', r. ..o,.a .,,o..,o mr.
Executive COMMITTEE. A. ''i''a '''0 $500 -
noses of the Union clearly and iorcIbly. NON
- l-, p-o-;Ion-
REuBtN w Ai"ohil has '''i
ofthc Soce, il place Of Gen o'cEF oil rGlhI; VINO IS
forced b. MS failing health 10 Tesisn tht' posi- b'1aN m
wear there have been circulated coo Journals IIVOo i""
Advocates, O10 copte5 OF Heloit <tU" ''oV
Hymn Books aud large number oil W. ''e""''S
The Society has onij r'"'f 20 IT. - - 3D.
u5eiuihtSN ana 'e"''' maj W. Gu, -
c5mmnntF "sii MOI ai''" .it' ~ IN ''''' Wv
already a"curnatrd aro' mem aIlt irp% rr''."' l
thanks t" o'1 i''N sl' - '''' - = ,o2
"'i'' % ~. -; IL - VI g.,
aud rrn'dTiri ia I'D ''' 'l " '
socry h. issned -. '''V =" " ." i
s1ir,ns" 'iS'itf''s have t''n i'l.'' 1T
lrH.t'l'sT ''s's-a ~" nv r. - -
''f''' nav - .c,, .,l;, :, -,
LIZ, ~ .y.rrI.I tsarin,, u, .,,.,
, f,,n, ali tl,t can in;,.-l,- I he Sn,irt, h..
~ r. u, M hon. tl,.r ta, movement so,,I
b. ann, continued TIL reformed men Irty,, almost IN
,r,bl, ,,Ih ID, b.if pledges, and become wrrr. mem,
Ti Saerrt,r, have i. maintained with
s.ea spirit ana then lectures have Often shown an ability
zt aai Par>-, winch have ~Ncitri nnNcrs. i!rlra
ton Th. number Of "rluiht'l"ns and pledged members
the United States II :, impossible Z" estimate. t.w
towns are hout societies and ~ or every person ila hr
limits able 10 watr lis or her name has 'ine The tzr
The Temperance htioHnliI"n b1' b- fS; ii"ia III sI'-
M not les thu hall million ot "''f citizens nom rradtto
ana ,' ''' ',' r, ,'u ."''''l.'-' %
poor rieb-- yrcrei,e hapr, aud The ne adn,trou, IL
has sr', diminished eriHe a' has besneltl~d by e"if
Pm Inn, sI II Nj, H.
discharged sis.a.. who >-oed the flyl.e bnr have been
T. y s gwen me 1f J il 70 We ,5iis u ,; ~
has bea s,. against liz, I.iey.e - ,;cult,,o ti.l, oi
the inland Lax trade :, no" e'ts ca without ardent 'ri's
iqaol except in the medicine ei.s,rit has lrn
and ire Of thai cur" Of the srr,icr spirit
,,tn-nt Of bose, nu, ~, Wv Wv, @ III m W.. o.
every military company hasr Operation 4ad has .ed
thr eh'se OF pet; AID true religion throughout t. land
he report alluded ie" 10 r9FeiSn Lands 10 Iceland
"hrr SIX nIl'ls nae fsyri'e' 'e Pi-lst 70 hnsiind
.''1 .'' ~ - ~. ~, > ''a
0,Se' -" u 'e '',''i'' aH4 ecu t'a's
SfNei PAT N - 70 ''li "iis'@ 49, nav 'eSel'e Us
oetritS 10 BERMUDA NCa Scotia, aud hyu - sweden,
"'r'e 1880 p-rSons have received the pledge 10 Norway,
"ho-- Parliament has resolved t4t after Ten years thee hall
not b. Disihrry m The land TO Atfic2 to POLYNESIA aai
-spseay me Sandwich Islands whose MEG with 81 his
chefs anu l1 OF the population have signed the p- tnd
where ths ty adlr,'+d ' eh'idfen 1hh eHhoffed
thein ." sih tT i-i ne COMMITTEE express ~ apqr~-
hsoa t'i me catSe may iie ianse fom ~ being COG
Hae' 10 dsn yards ad from u, tihs neglected by ne edu
Gated AID intelligent thEo'z me land Ne Kenort Il COZ
e'n2ioa hshly recommends NE Fa,es OF Dr. aErALL eed
sS N terms OF tt'aihess iof iir supro TIE oocie has
received from rEe Press
The Choir then SI1np IN a most ;conros,;, ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

yoax III. BorrS-The Madisoaian is Growing
over the defea, of this gentleman. itis probable
that, upon the face OF the poll Mr.. Jones may get
the return by some 80 majority. including ali the
illegal votes IN Chesterfield; bat suppose the Dis
trict had not been gefryuandered to order: would
Air. Bolts nave beei,susta;ned by his constituents
The votes viii answer:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

u Col. JOHN a. AIKEN and ANDREW JoHs.
sov of Greene Co. are the candidates for Congress
in the strong Van Hurcn LIST District Of Tennis
see. Both are OF the so-caiIcd Democratic par.
ty, bat Col. Aiken Is in favor of a NAno1L
BANK, and canyasgcs openly on that ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

n John TYLER has gone home to Virginia TO
rysali5c mou,h having accomplished the diff
cult task of getting rid of Alr. Webster. lie has
paid oil his debts and bought an estate for So, 900
with the savings nom Two years, salary as Press.
dent. This is dong very we'll In June he
makes his grand elecfioncering progress through
the Middle and Northern States TO Boston, and
attends the celebration OF the completion OF Bun
llcr Hill Monument and hears Mr. Wcbs,er's
magnificent Grafton that is to be,-We wish
John more luck in curry,ng favor with his Loco
Foco brethren than we dare predict for him,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

u ALIsoN's HISTORY OF EUROPE, No E'' ~
just been issued by the Hrpers. This abe ~
graphic though not faultless History increases
popularity and widens the circle Of lis readefs''-
every succeeding month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

e For NOnes Of Carigie's new work, fdgt aud
plese,.t with fe,yaets aad Dsr,7rea Items First Page
-, For touching Poem TIE Stricken Of liz HsTd,
and ste,.bsr of ro ;iissioua,y 9ddresses b. kv Nh
o,ifXoY and Dr. BrgcHEa, for winch we had not room
yes,etda7 } see Last Pa3e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

u The Oratorio of The MESSIAH vii 0e ~
formed this evening at the Tabernacleb by tne, ,c
York Sacred Music society-.Nrs. stfong, ."
Pearson, Alr. Pearson md other eminent w. -
lists assisting We cannot doubt that the a''I w..
ance Will be commensurate with the grea' 49,,
OF the Society and the Oratorio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

Q "I'nE iUTCinNsoNMN FAMILY" addd
greatly to the interest OF the anniversary Of The
American Temperance Union last evening al the
tabernacle by their beautiful Temperance songs
The immense audience were perfectly Delighted
and could scarcely be prevailed upon to release
them from constant duty. We have seldom D'
tened to swec,cr melody than theirs. They give
a concert, we understand, on Saturday evening
and We feel sure they will be heard by HUNDREDS
of those who listened to them last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

g. The Social Reform CONVENTION meets y
10 this morning at National Hall, Canal,s'''sI
I'll persons interested in the subject are .nSl''
to attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

G JOIN CREED, Esq, late President o :" :,
Lancaster Ohio Bank, died at his resdels' :
Fairfield county on Saturday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
cen by the following paragraph

q The Columbus Georgia Journal goes into
the Presidential fight upon its own hook, as vii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

u The friends Of ASSOCIATION, and especiapJ
Of the SYLyAS1A movement, are requested y
attend meeting at the Croton Hall this e'sni1s
at y O'Clock. Several addresses viii be Ha'e
The public are respectfully invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

u 4 Concise Exposition of the Doc'nns'l
AssocnTIos, or a plan for a Reorganization o.
Society, which will secure to the Human Race
collectively and individually, their Happiness and
Elevation, by A. BRIseaNg Second EfaD'
is published this morning, and for sale al '''
Office. Price l2t cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
Exhibition OF Deaf and u umb, ~ the Tab.
eIIt.Cl L.. I Il I. ralluE ! Z. u.

Exhibition OF Deaf and Dumb, u the Tab
erliacle. Thursday J. Il. VI.
The building Was crowded to the ceiling, a
large proportion Of the audience being composed
Of happy and delighted children Of both sexes
The exercises were opened with prayer by the
Rev. DR.. Cox. The President Of the Board Of
Directors, DR.. Minor. then made & short adj
dress, dealing the present condition Of tn Institution Tx.
number OF pupils Is D-abUu. equal Iunb.r OF each sex
Ihey al present At Tie exercises, being abse.t
The divided classes by q;
Principal, Ii. T. PET, Esq. assisted corps vi SIX Pc
lessor, an deaf ald dunn
The consisted tire Manual 4 abe the names
%. Objects qui!ites aud actions iE.
lEt0 ,:nttsn .aia2e, and writing sIy la..u,,
or.iA4i serces ,tr black words s!ycl
t-a " the Instructors. Col. w l. t,ld htuo.ous
or1I story ttrrn sisas .- PTS
zI,riyl!G .i;.- r!. language the bollG
IsgI- Eetl4=, from when Appeared
l the aeaI aud dumb have modes Of reading
..llse!ye5 t!le stgi lof oc-
spes each T0rt and II 5o,n Says they read a. t tili
.l.4y f-4i aiUud. seven Of the tul.is ~1clteI
By hrr t!0as Ia ,l oi various a:iaa
subjects iittl- boy particular ~ his ri
hat great bore operation Of sh4y-
Bur the Ce hi!u part of tie exhibition Dialogue
paatoLiur between Intelligent aud graceful .s OF
school. household ALIAS 4c. During tfr interval,
eclsc Dr. NACsULEY gave short address a!udIGg tie
o ttc!t' obtE III MODERN tiIlss
lie eEe-tloa u lie craI ed CulG8 10. Sind, i The
ra .ln oEtllce u Ehe eS:ous point view a
'ery s4ibIr address made b. G:b- u W Gamlse Of
shls eity. 81 Gilbert \. G4,aase, .eceas-,I.
Hi speech interpreted BY o The TEACHERS 10 the In
s;itutiou.
H-eommence, by sa= that he WIS deaf and dum5-hst
he could .k " ris voice; but would claim tie iadu
OF The audience for :cw ne sf,o,t a.
ess IL the language Il s9oke OF the various PHI
laGihopc and Religious SocIeiie which crrb.ate ,,ir a
nversaEies IN TINS city t week. ne SocetY
te Tem. Society, Bible and Tract Societies Saboa
Schools Re SPOKE eioquet oil the Foreign and Home
Missionary socIe;irs-seit they destined 10 yanzal,s-
the World that theT hal seady proclaimed the GOSPEL
many Pagan iaads-in China, Africa Islands oil the
Sea"
poke engly the subject Of the Blind aad the Dsai
and Durb-coutrasted uaeducated win enjoying
h- benefits OF education and the Gospel and said formerly
saw the The and the but knew not the
author in ignorance" He said thar schools for the in
action CT the deaf and dumb had been established France,
England Gan and the United States, and concluded bY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

% We have put the OF ,r. Calhoun at the hel! q
or columns s week choice llr tr Presidency VI
have said nothing about being subject the decision
Conventions, because do not know whether shall 'us
nit 10 it We have no great faith in Conventions
hnich mon. Lrrt.nl;rr''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

a. Hon. JosnuA Mills, late Mayor OF o'''
land, died on the 18th ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

Rev. Jonv MARSH presented the Report OF the
Executive Committee. 1t stated the general pur-
poses of the Union clearly and iorclbly. Hon
RrrpFv WnyoRTrI has been chosen President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

T. Two THou.ASp Pou,Ds OF Bfer-f Iype .. .. - .e
% this paper 10. sale. IL viii be sold n
purchasers No order VIII De attended unless ses
:, the cash The Tyre is from the foundry of Ge0tse
md Is liz good order. Pce 20 per pouna e -rr,
~ Also abou; FIVE HCSpREp rouads Ag@ -
q Subscribers to the Tribune, who are ~ ,esli
,er residences, viii please leave word a; this es's
note through the Post-Ofhce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.

C0ur>p0nueuce 81 the Nun 0FN IIlOUHe.
PnlltpEITEIA. Nay il-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
Rev DR.. OLN, Pres;dcn, OF tue Wesleyan Uni
vessi;y. c., then introduced the following Beso!u-

RsySiet Thai hale Christians al .ret nsa,4, cannot
YET Ees,S5d osj> dn;y,
Tor deTcs tsanSSsisiE. thai Ike
Tx assemble and rejoice tce:hvr Of
OF hslr coCiSo isboGS circulating Volume
hicl the ioAiG4iion faith and hope them all
DR.. DIN sand that no tonic harnonized with
his feelings and principles better than that which
the Committee had assigned him; and We, he
frankly arowcd that be entered upon It's discus
SION with the greatest did;dence. Though no.zi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

Our Retail Markets were dull this morning
Mr.. Hutter, Deputy Secretary of the Com.
monwcath, has resigned his Office, having be.
come disguised, it is said, with Gov. Porter and
his administration.
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M aCoMEsT THOU TO BEARD ME- IN DEN

M "CoMEsT THOU TO BEARD ME IN DEN.
Mark r'-Goursuds Poudre Subtitle 10 easy and ex-
pedtious Of freeing the skin sm down. ell hairy
as be annoying; marring the graces Of youth, and
giving to the whole features masculine turn not espe
caIy desirable will be frequently found useful In tho
peruous hair For sale exclusively at 81 Walker street
one door from Broadway. Price al per bottle. Had
Baltimore corner Pratt md Charles; New Haven MYERS
Poughkeepse, Gray; Providence, Dyer; New Bedford
Coggoshal Seuth Second street; Newark, Trppe; Go.
Harrisbursh Robinsor Washington. selby Parker;
Alexandria, Barry; Richmond, Mrs Frayssr; Newport
Taylor, Fall River Burt; Salem, Ives; Albany MAJ
den lane; Hartford Wells Humphreys Norwich Fauk
ner; Cincinnati, Thomas Main street, Pittsburgh futile,
Medical Agency, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

INTENT TO Poison BOARD UNITED STATES
SHIP OR VESSEL, NO CRIME.-This seeming offence
against law and good morals is not provided for by
the Crimes Act, or any laws of the United States.
1t is most singular OMISSION and scarcely credbe
yet we have the authority Of Judge Belts for saying
that such is the fact. Should person be actually
poisoned, then there are laws reach the case and
punish the offender; but there is no law to punish an
attempt TO poison. 1t is in this view Of the case,
that the fellow, John Christian, lately sent home
from Bahia for an attempt TO poison Captain Stan
hope is TO be discharged from custody, as there is
no law TO reach his case II is very remarkable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

THE HURRICANE IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE -
The election Tor the new officers Of the Chamber
of Commerce promises TO blow a hurricane bit
Of an earthquake, and two-thirds OF volcano
The Mount Etna Of Castle Garden is mere lighted
segar Gone of Henrique's best) to this business
Messrs Goodhue, M'Cracken, and others, are the
candidates of the 'drab gaier party" and cracking
work it will be. Who the "eel-skins'' take up we
have not heard but ees are slippery, sliding, smooth
articles, and we should not be surprised if they aid
into office all standing Perhaps the election may
determine the doctrines Of free trade and perpetual
motion for century-and, again, perhaps it may
not Tweededum and tweedledee never did i'll SO
before or since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

CRY Arpo,NrxErrs.-Among those which bid fair 10
give universal satisfaction is that Of the Sea Dogs feed
ing at three o'clock to-day, immediately after the poror
mances at two The appointments OF Professor Garvsy
and Son. Of earthquake ssebrity-of winchsll shermsn
and Miss Phillips, have called forth great appreciation.
The model of Paris Is point msa to delight every vs
tor. In Short all Of Barnum's appointments first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

OF this Society ever remedy. Tremendous cheer
ing After some frrhe remarks he concluded, and was
ayan chCerei.
He " as folio wed nv some very beautiful music
Afer the music somebody said something, but nobody
knows what il was. The meeting then broke up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

CossIsrsrcY.-The owners Of the new Miller Ia.
bernac!e in Boston have effected an insurance for
seven years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10
Anniversaries, May, Is43.

Anniversaries, May, 1913.
Wednesday, 10th.
American Tract Socety-Tabernscle,l 10 A. M.
Exhibition OF the Pupils of the New York Institution for
the instruction Of the Bnd-Broadway Tabernacle half
past O'clock p M.
American Peace Society.
American Home Missionary Society Tabernacle,
half past o'clock, T. M.
Anti Slavery Convention--Corner of Delaney and
Chrystie streets, O'Clock, p NJ.
NJ Y. Colonization Society-Middle Dutch Church,
half past o'clock, Pm
American Female Moral Reform Society," Methodist
Church, Green street. half past 7 o'clock, r. M.
Thursday, llfh.
American Bible Society-Tabsrnacle, 10 O'Clock, M.
American Education Society-Mercer street Church,
hall Pea, O'Clock, P. NJ.
Exhibition OF the Pupils of the New York Institution
for the instruction of the Deaf and Dumb-Broadway
Tabernacle, O'Clock, Pm.
Ffidsy, l2fh.
American Board-Tabernacle, 10 o'clock, A. M
American Society for Melorating the Condition of the
Jews-At u O'Clock, at the Reformed Dutch Church.
corner of Broome and Greene streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

STEAM Boar ACCIDENTS the past two
months thirteen boats have been snasged or burnt,
on the western rivers, by which property TO the
amount of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
has been lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

ADAMS Il Co. placed eastern papers on our desk
this morning at o'clock, for which they will please
accept our thanks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

90 Another crowded house at Peale's New York
Museum last night. After ALL cheap amusements are
most calculated to produce pleasure to the public and
profit to the manager The attractions at this establish
ment, every body must admit. are unprecedentedly
powerful. liberality Of outlay will always
corresponding reurnof which fact the manager appears
to be well aware, for he has engaged the celebrated
enchanress, Miss Darling, whose terms in proportion
to her deservedly high reputation. Dearue, whose im
ations of Kean Booth and Forrest splendid corusca
tons OF genius appears Bendal comic songs are rich
In the extreme La petite Cereto's dancing excites I'M
bounded admiration. In addition to which the splendid
Picture Gallery and half million OF curosities all for
one shilling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

PoMERoY & Co. have again placed us under obi
cations to them for western papers in advance Of the
mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

CANAL ToLLs.-For the first week in May, there
has been received at the Collectors Office IN Alba
ny for tolls l5 GIG l5 last year, for the same peri
cd, the tolls were $13. 1872 49, The amount of pro-
perry shipped on the Erie Canal during the week
was 1856 100 lbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

AcoIDENr.--Tuesday afternoon sail boat CO.
ming through Hurgate, containing five persons,
capezed, and two were drowned
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@ SUBSCRIBERS changing their residence will please
notify at this ONCE OF Nassau and Fulton streets
where they want the Herald left hereafter. ,-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

Herald Literary Depot.
All the new and cheap bera-y publications OF the day
are for SALE wholesale and retail at the HERALD OFFICE,
northwest corner of Nassau and Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

THE ABOLITION ANMvERsARY-From among the
other anniversaries, we particularly call the atten-
ton of or readers to the "ravings' of this body of
wild fanatics, for we can call them by no other
name.
In their meeting yesterday, one of their speakers
declaredthat to carry out their purposes they would
tranpe under foot both the conswtion and the church.
This is madness of the very worst kind, and indi'
Gates most conclusively that abolinonism in the
north is on its last legs. Such violence and folly,
such absurdty, such blasphemy almost, can inspire
nothing but contempt and detestation.
The south need never be afraid of abolition as it
is now developing itself among 1t is Perfectly
crazy-perfectly impotent-pehectly harmless, and
completely contemplate. At the last election they
could not raise 200 votes in population of nearly
100000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

FROM THE WEST INDHs.-We learn from the ST..
Christopher Gazette of March 9th, that the yellow
fever has lately been making sad ravagss among
the troops "a detachment of the 47th regiment,)
which recently arrived. Major Gordon, the COM
manding officer, fell victim TO the disease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

SIR CHARLES BAsoT-The Montreal Herald OF
the 9Th inst. says that private letters received from
Kingston, state that Sir Charles is much worst
his medical attendants express doubts It he VIII eVe'
leave the colony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

VALuApr.r CARoors Within the past week there
has been five arrivals at this port from Canton, Il e
cargoes of which, consisting oil silks anu eas'
are valued al one hundred and hty Thousand dol
lars each.
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Mr.. EpIToR

MR.. EDITOR 3
As you are the only Editor in this city that ap.
pears TO take any interest in the health and cleanl
ness of the city, should like to know if Twelfth
street is not included in the contract for cleaning
streets, as have resided in Twelfth st. between Sd
Avenue and the Bowery for fifteen months, and
have never seen or heard street cleaner in the
neighborhood. Yours most respectfully,
An OLp SUBsCRIpER
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NEW YORK HERALD

New York. "wednesday, May 10. lsAs.
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The MAYoR.-We learn this morning that Mayor
from the wound made yesterday BY the pistol shot,
but that under the advice Of his physician, he has
RETAINED to-day from the performance of his public
duties.-Philadeiphia GAG. of yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

MurINy AT SEA Eleven of the crew of the Br.
ship Mersey, Capt. Reid, at Savannah from Liver
pool, when within three days sail of port, mutinied
and refused to work. Capt. Reid had to bring his
vessel to port with but little assistance. On his ar
rival they were ironed and sent to prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10

SEAMEN FOR THE NAvY.-Commodore Tatnall of
the United States sloop of war Saratoga, is in want
of seamsn for his beautiful ship We advise all
blue-iackets who wish to be commanded by a tho
rough sailor, to step up to the Captains Office and
fix the papers. Fifteen dollars month and extra
allowances thrown in, will fill up the locker pretty
well on long cruise.
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Alderman waterman then nominated Alderman Hat
field President pro tenn.
Alderman HATFIELD having taken 1.-The chair, asked
what was the pleasure ofthe Board
Alderman WATERMAN then moved that the Board 20
into a nomination 70. President for the year.
Alderman LEE nominated Elijah F Purdy.
Alderman ScoLEs nominated Caleb 8. woodruff
Aldermen Waterman and Scoles were appointed
tellers.
The ballot resulted ss follows:
Einan - ruroy,. $50. ......'.. III
Caleb 8. Woodruff, ..............
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We ara ready and anxious" thought they all. but
said nothing . -
His honor the Mayor then called upon the first Jour
Assistant Aldermen walk up to the Captains once ana
settle which being interpreted meaneth-subscroe the
oath Of oce-and then said the Mayor III administer
to you the oath. - A.. A..
This was done accordingly, and when done, then the
next four were called upon in like manner, untii the
whole body polite had taken the oath, and the cy g
en- birth TO democ ratio administration The Republic
is now safe.
The following Is the new democratic Board: