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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-17
Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald.)


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is, 1S43.
The Weather-Opening Of meV Church Baptist
Ministers Conf1ence-Secomd Advent Lectures
Ordination and hasaHation-Dr. Lardner's
Lecture on Sunday erening-Sabbath evening
Exercises in the Churches Bound opcr.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ. -
1t has been framing the entire day--the streets|
are, therefore, filled with mud, and the crossings
almost impossible
Saint Paul's new Roman Catholic Church, near|
the corner of Christian and Tenth street, will bel
opened tor the divine service of Almighty God to-
morrow; The Right Rev Dr. OConner will preach and
mass will be celebrated hapast ten o'clock in the
ming.
The Conference of Baptist Ministers will meet on Mon
lay afternoon at two o'clock, at the First Church. La
Grange Place.
Lectures on the Second Advent Of Christ in lsa3
will be delivered in the saloonSof the Chinese Museum
sabbath) at ten O'Clock in the morning thrce
in the afternoon, and seven o'clock in the evening Seat
free to all.
The Presbytery of Newark, N j., on Friday ordained
and installed Rev Thomas H. skinner Jr Pastor Of the
cond Presbyterian Church, Patterson ~ The consti
made by the Rev. A. d. Eddy the Rev. Dr. skinner Of
New York. Gather OF the canddae) preached the sermon
the Rev Cheever the charge to the PASTOR and the
The exercises for tomorrow sabbath) evening
ried and as far ascertain briefly summed up
below to wit In the saloon of the Museum, Dr. Lardner
will give his first Brdgewater Lecture" which was
delivered Sabbath evening in Boston and Providence
large audiences in the third Reformed Dutch Church
Dr. Bethune will lecture the Tract Cause" In Saint
Johns Roman Catholic Church, Bishop Kenrick will
lecture the Exercise Of the Primacy" in Saint Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church, Northern Liberties the
Reverend Dr.. Ducachet will preach on I" The Real
Presence in the Holy Eucharist !" in the Lombard
Street Universalist Church the Rev Asher Moore will
lecture The Rich Man and Lazarus from Luke AVI
49, 81 in the Fifth Presbyterian Church the Rev MIR
Graves will preach discourse in opposition to Univer
sasm from the God is Loves in the Phoenix Street
(Kensngton) Unversalst Church the Rev John H. tie-
han will lecture Basphcmy against the Holy
Ghost from Mathew XII 81, 81 and Mark ILL., %, 90
and in the New Jerusalem Chapel the pastor will lecture
" In relation 10 the end Of the world"
The persons arrested nj me establishment corner Of
Seventh and Chestnut streets few evenings since were
this morning bound by the Mayor in the sum Of one
thousand dollars to the Quarter Sessions
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But will not trespass any longer on the patience
of your readers, and conclude by venturing to
give II as my opinion, that-Artot plays to the
heart Ole Bull to the soul, and Vieux Temps to the
p s. The Editor of the "Courier des etats Unis''
is still "harpng on my daughter" and he shows
little tact IN perseverng IN his obstinacy. HIS
course benefits Ole Bull, of which am very glad;
but it is at the expense of Artot and Vieux Temps.
The press and the public have decided contrary TO
the opinion of the editor of the Courier )" he Is In
the minority, and would do well TO act as all MI
nortes do, that is to respect the verdict OF the ma
Jorlty. EUTERrE
AccIDENrs.-A young lady fell in the street in a
fit of Epilepsy yesterday, and dislocated her left
shoulder joint. She was taken TO the Surgical In
stitute, in Chambers street, and DR.. Bostwick re-
duced the arm in few minutes. She is doing
well. One of the workmen engaged on Palmo's
Theatre, also fell from of the lofts, and injured
himself very much. He was attended by Dr. Bost-
wick, and is thought now to be out of danger.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY.-The General Tay-
lor of the @. M. ID. arrived at Key West 3Oth ult
from Fort Brook, Tampa Bay, with reinforce
ment of troops and officers, and their ladies Ma
jor Wright commanding Captain Ogden has been
in command since the arrival, or since the estab-
lishment of the present force there.
NAvAL.-Annexed is list of the officers :
tached to the frigate Congress now in the Medi-
terranean:-
Captain Philip f. Voorhees, Lieutenants r. L. Brown
ing, Thornton A. jenkins, Richard Bache David d. Por
ter, William Rockendorf First Lieutenant Marines,
f. Brooke; Second Lieutenant, John c. Grayson; Sur
geon, Thomas L. Smith, Purser, Benz j. Cahoone; Chap
lain William G. Jackson; Acting Master, BENZ. s.
CAN'T; Professor of Mathematics John Pierce, Jr; As
sstant Surgeon, samue! Jackson; Passed Midshipman
William H. Caldwell; Midshipmen, Edward R. Calhoun
Robert c. Rodgers, Edward Simpson, J. G. A. Crawford,
Edward Brinley, William Riley, Thomas c. Eaton, A w
Habersham David P. McCorkle, Watson Smith, Ste
phen b. Luce Thomas s Fllebrown, William w Holmes,
William g. Hoffman, Lehman p Ashmead, John H. Up.
shur Joseph L. Friend, Chas C. Bayard, VIM r. Mercer
John d. Langhom Captains Clerk, Francis H. Fleming;
Purser's Clerk Henry B. Walker.
She was at Port Mahon on the 18th Oct, after a
cruise of nearly six months, during which time she
visited the coasts ofFrance, Italy, Greece, Turkey,
and every port of interest and Importance in the
Mediterranean.
The Falmouth, Capt Sands, was at Key West
Both ult. She had been in port Ten days.
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ATLANTIC SrEAMERs.-The Acadia left Boston
yesterday for Liverpool The Hibernia for Boston
is out twelve days this noon. She will arrive next
"Wednesday with sixteen days later intelligence -
After this till May there will be but one steam
eT a month
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NEW YORK HERALD.


An AeENT WASTsD.--An active and enterprisng man
is wanted TO act agent for the Herald in Trenton New
Jersey where he can, with small capital establish
business which will prove lucrative Apply at this
Oncs
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COLD WEAnIER.-Last Thursday morning at
o'clock, the thermometer in Albany was two de-
grees below zero.
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ELECTION IN MAINE.-Freeman II Morse is
elected TO Congress from the Fourth District by l3
majority. This is official.
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SPEED, STEAM, SPAoE-The Narragansett, Capt.
Woolsey, made remarkably quick trip to Boston
the other day She left here Thursday after
noon, at o'clock-anived of Huntington Light
against the tide) IN ~ was off New London at
II "a, and arrived at Stonngton at 10 minutes past
midnight.
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0ry- DENIS THEOLoGY.-Just published, the second
edition Of "sparrys Extracts from Dens popular Catholic
Theology" Sold only to gentlemen, at No lls Nassau
street. Price l2t cents, or W per hundred.
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CLEvENGER, THE ScULPToR.-We well knew this
great artist, whose sun has so suddenly gone down
in the very morning of his days He was true
genius and most amiabls and accomplished man.
His guileless afiectionate, confidng gentle spirit,
sunk beneath the pressure of his msfortunes Pc
cuniary endorsements produced dependency.
which finally terminated in fatal illness. The sac
story is not badly written in the following lines ad
dressed to him four years ago -
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III Iour years ago =
To 6. ". GleYrenne

Time, and sickness bend the frame
Back TO the dust from whence il came
The blooming cheek, the sparkling eye
In mournful ruins must lie.
The pride of form, the charm of grace
Must fade away, nor leave trace.
They shall not fade for art can raise
A counterpart which ne'er decays
Time care and sickness strive in vain
This power Of genius to restrain.
Thus Clevenger from lifeless clay
Canst mould what ne'er shall fade away;
Fashion, in stone that cannot die
The breathing lip and sparkling eyes
And, while trail nature sinks to dust,
Create the all but living bust
And who wrote these lines Why, LMr.
Edward Everett--himsclf, once on a day, a
youthful, struggling genius, but who married
into very rich family, and has now thou
sands of thousands at his command. And the
rich man metes out to the poor child of genius
twenty lines ofpoetry, when he should have given
him check on his banker for thousand dollars
And now they call meetings to deplore the untme-
ly death of the artist, and pass long resolutions
filled with unexceptionabe panegyric, and send
beautifully written letters Of coincidence 10 the
young heart-broken widow-whst in life, he now
lanehted suffered to struggle, and pine, and
wear away hisproud spirit in "comfortlcss despair "
Alas thus il is ever with suffering genius and
with the world. The sympathy ofthe world is like
that of Sterne, who wept over dead ass, whilst
he refused groat to a starving mother.
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YUcArAN.-The Delfina, from Campeachy, ar
lived yesterday, having left the 25th. We learn
that the 10Th inst. the Governor Mendez took
he reins OF Government In the vaedctory address OF
the acting Governor Barbachano recommendation
made to accept the proposals made by Mexico in August
asst and the French brig of Grifon, awaiting
he arrival of the Yucatan commissioners from Merida
TO convey them Cruz from which place they will
proceed forthwith to the capital Congress closed its
,ion the 18th utmo-N Orleans Herald, Dec 6.
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CHATHAM THEhTRE.-ln consequence of the sue
cess OF the new piece, "The Spy of ST Marc's,"
and unanimous call the part of the audience for It's
continuance, the manager has determined to repeat il
igain on Monday night. II really gem in the line of
pectacle and melodrama and ought to be continued for
month TO come but there being press of novelty now
On hahn must be shortly withdrawn. The neat specta.
e OF ine rresistbes in the production of which Mr.. j.
o. Phillips has proved himself efficient drillmaster
viii constitute most Of the bill and also the eccentric heel
md toe evolutions Of Master Diamond The new grand
rama othe Bohemians of which the manager has
ne exclusive copy, comes next the tapis. We shall
have more to say of this piece tomorrow.
Last week of Miss M. A. Cannon at the Ameri-
can Museum.-She appears in comic monologue
which she susains several different characters TO the
perfect delghtof her audience Miss NJ f. Adar is also
Engaged, together with Mr. Sherman, the popular ballad
niger j. @. Booth, the comic singer and several others
equal repue Indeed, the attractions Of the place
constantly increasing and with many such additions
gTomThumb, the Gyrses the fortune telling Queen, &c
here will of course be full houses.
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News FROM HvANA--The Spanish dramatic
troupe arrived in Havana on the 9th ultimo. They
purpose playing in the Tacon Theatre By private nfor-
nation we learn that General Sentamanat the Command
mt General and Governor of Tobasco arrived at Havana
IN the 2ls ult. He received with many public de-
nonstrations of regard he being native Havana and
connected with some OF the first families there.
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THE SUGAR CRor We hear very despondlne
accounts respecting the prospects OF the sugar plan.
in the interior We have 1t upon the authority of
gentleman who speaks from personal observation that the
crops in Lafourche Interior and Terre Bonnie will
Weld at the utmost than half the average and
that those on the coast will not yield more than two
hirds The quality of that produced, however will be
good The assigned for this the
IF warm weather, and the absence of frost Owing to
these causes the has continued to grow and pre
vented its rpenng, until it has become sappy Many Of
The mills had been compelled to stop until the frost
nabled them to operations
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EARTHENWARE CHINA, AND GLASS
Il T. PURSELL, opposite Browns Hotel, Penn
sylyana ave nue. would Deg leave 10 call the attention
Of his friends and the public generally to his exten-
sive stock Of the above articles, and would inform
them that he has Just received additional supply
Of twenty -four crates and hogsheads Of Earthenware
and China, and thirteen packages Of cut, plain, aud
pressed Glass These goods arc Of the latest style
and shapes.
Persons wishing TO purchase would do well TO
give him call, as they sure OF making choice
selection out of his large stock. He is determined TO
sell, wholesale and retail low as any other cstab-
lishment for cash, or TO punctual customers.
He also keeps constantly hand number Of arti-
Giles in the Hardware aud Furnishing line, such as
Walters, Knives and Forks, Table and Tea Spoons,
Shutters and Trays, Bread Baskets, Brass Candle
sticks, English and American Britannia Tea and Cof-
fee sets, Looking Glasses, Fancy Bellows and
Brushes, sc.
Also, Cooking Furnaces, Astral, Stand Solar Hall,
Liverpool, Side, and Reading Lamps, aud Glasses
and Wicks, of all sizes.
Also, F. Ii. Southworths patent Pa,lor Uranisn,
and Stand Lard Lamps, and Britannia, Japanned, and
Glass Of all sizes.
Also, Glasses and Wicks, Pipes in boxes. Goods
assorted in the original packages
First quality Baltimore Stone ware, at factory pri-
THos. PURsELL.
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PROPOSALS. for carving the mails Of the United
i States, from the LIST OF July lo43, to The JOth
of June, lSA7 IN Virginia, will be received at the
Contract Office of the Post Office Department, IN the
CITY of Washington, until 3 o'clock p. IN, Of the
18th day Of June, l5i3 to be decided The next day.
on the route and in the and time herein spc-
Gifted viz
247g From Cumberland h., by Physic Springs,
Gravel Hill Diana Mills, Scott's Ferry, and Car
tcr's Bridge, to Charlottesville, 60 miles and back,
twice a week with a semi-weeky branch from Gra-
vel HILL by EIdridge, TO Buckingham c. h., IL miles,
TO run in due connection.
Leave Cumberland c. b. every Wednesday and Sa-
turday at a. m arrive at Charlottesville next days
Leave Charlottesville every Monday and Thurs
day at A. M arrive at Cumberland C. h. next days
by p. IN. .,
The following is the form Of guaranty which should
| he filled the FIRST blank with the name of the qua
rantor the second with that Of the bidder, aud the
third and fourth with the beginning and terminating
points of the route and after being dated, should be
signed by the guarantor, who must be shown by the
written certificates of postmaster or other equally
satisfactory testimonial be man of property, and
able to make good his guaranty, THIS guaranty, so
certified should accompany each bid
! WTbe undersigned -, guarantees that -, u
his bid for carrying the mail from - to -, be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter INTO
an obligation prior to the hrst day OF July next WIN
good aud sufficient sureties to perform the service
proposed.
| I" Dated --."
The bid should be sent under seal, addressed TO the
First Assistant Postmaste General, with Mai Pro-
pOsals in the State Of Virginia" written on the lace
Of the letter and should be despatched in time TO be
received by before the 18th June next, at 3oclock
| p, m. .
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from combt
nations and the terms and conditions on which the
contract is to be made, general advertisement
recently published, for Alabama and other South
western States. -
| C. A. WICKLIFF, r. W G.
| May 5-law4w
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WRITING FLUIDS, COPYING AND WHITING
INKS.
w FISCHER, importer and dealer in fancy and
w staple Stationery has recently received di-
r a. .f,,t,,r 10 ..pI,

w FISCHER, importer and dealer in fancy and
w staple Stationery, has recently received d.
rect from the manufacturers in London,
sTEPIENS'S PATENT BLUE BLACK WRIT
ING FLUID This article, which writes of blue
at first has the peculiar operty Of becoming an IN
tense black afterwards IT contains combinations cal
culated to ensure a higher degree of permSnence
with greater facility Of writing more especially with
Steel Pens than ever can be attained by the black
dyes, cJlors, or common Inks 1t has been IN extern
siye use in all climates for several years. II answers
admirably for use with the Copying Machine, and Is
used in several of the offices of Government, par
licuary the Department of State.
TERRY'S COPYING lNk.-The peculiar pro-
perry OF this Ink the facility with which 1t renders
q most perfect copy 1t also possesses every other
essential quality requisite in the best writing Ink This
ink will Weld copy within twenty-four hours after
writing .
COOPER AND PIIILL1PS'S formerly Walkden)
EXTRA FINE BLACK WRITING lNk.-Also,
constantly on hand, the best luks black and red,
made in this county by Maynard s. Noyes, ID. Felt
& Co, and Edward Kent, for wholesale and retail
at Stationers' Hall .
WRITING FLUID.
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lNUITION IN FRENCH.-The subscriber res
i pectfuly informs those gentlemen who called
him since the formation Of his last class and such
Others as may be DESTROYS of studying the French
language, tina, he intends to open class early next
week, either a, his residence, Pennsylvania avenue
fourth door above the War Department, or at his
school room on lth street, the Washington Ii
brary opposite the City Post Ofice may be agreed
upon Mt the First meeting Manescas oral system,
with which the subscriber has been familiar for the
last fifteen years, altogether pursued by him in his
classes.
Application for terms &c may be made to him, al
his residence, Tuesdays Thursdays, and Satur-
days, after O'Clock r. NJ, at his schooroom on
the alternate days from 81 o'clock TO 81 p NJ
april A-d3t A. N. GIRAULT
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NEW MUSIC.

lust received the following pieces Of New Music
j at the old established Store, two doors east Of
10Th street, Pennsylvania avenue, w. FISCHER.
Yes. will share with thee my love-byw J. Lemore.
My early home-by l.. J. Chadwick
81 see thee sweetly smIle"-by VI. 1horbecke.
Th1 mouuiaineers return-by Mrs e. Z. BY
Tn, deyoted-Tyrolean--b , NJ. Dalquer.
The grave digger-by kalliwada
Tel me We wIrged wnds-by G. Corrier.
w ,en ali around grew drear and dsrk-by G.. Pa Il.
w at cab - comic, dedicated to w T.. Bur ~,
words by "Siraws."
On struggle more-words by Lord Byron,
apll--u
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BLANK BOOKS
April eft

Ofthe most durable kind, made from the finest linen
paper and bound in a manner unequaiLed in this
country for strength and dural lity Books made by
their predecessors upon the plan still followed have
been in use upwards of SIXTY years without givinh
way, and any their superfne books which may he
of time.
ORDERS from public offices, institutions, and indiv
duals will be attended TO with prompness, and fair
rates. HOGAN Il THOMPSON
No, 30 North 4th st, and No lOS,
Chestnut, ST. Philadelphia.
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May l-colmif
A sUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE subscribers have for sale very valuable
i Farm, about five miles north Of the Capitol,
containing lj7 acres, with comfortable new dwell
ing house barn. and all other necessary out buildings
the whole well enclosed and IN cultivation under the
most modern and approved system. IL IS sufficiently
near stopping place on the Railroad for convenience
lis well watercd. The Northwest Branch passes
through it-pcrfectly healthy. Terms very reasona.
ble aud possession al the option OF the purchaser
JOHNSON s. CAIJ.AN.
MAY 2I-u
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LANGUAGES.


Private and Glass Instruction.
DROFEsSOR ALFRED SCHUCKING date Of
i New Orleans would inform the ladies and gen
tlemen Of Washington and its vicinity who wish TO
acquire an accurate and practical know ledge Of the
French or German language in a manner as expedi-
tious and pleasant is consistent with q thorough
study that his classes for instruction in the above
languages will be open
From to 10 IN the morning,
And to in the evening,
Private and Class Instruction may also be had a
the residence Of students at convenient hours.
MIR. SchuckIng's experience and success as .
teacher N various American Institutions both at the
North and South, and as author Of German Gram
mar, are well known TO many. Besides, references
and commendatoy letters from some tithe most
distinguished scholars IN the country, sProfessor,
Cub, a. II. Everett, Fr. Lebcr, aud Others may be
at his residence 10Th street, near Pcnnsyl-
wanna avenue, (Nlrs. McGunniglc's.)
Addresses may ol.o be left at the bookstores OF
Messrs. Morrison and Fsrnham.
nov l7-3twau
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TOOTH DROPS. MINE's-cure efectually

Entered according 10 act of Congress in the year
1912, by Co nstock & Co.. in the Clerks Office Of the
Southern District of New York
BY applying TO our agents in each town and village
papers may be had Free showing the most respecta-
bic names in the country for these facts so that no
one can fail TO believe them.
Is~Be sure you call for our articles, and not be
put of with any stories, that others are as good
Have these or mono, should be your moto-and these
never can be true aud genuine without names TO
them All these articles to be had wholesale and re-
tail only of us.
COMSTOCK s. Co, Wholesale Druggists,
81 Maiden Lane New York and Of our agents.
G. STOTT, Druggist.
april 24-tf
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From s to 10 in the morning,
And Z TO 3 in the evening,
HOWARD IOITSE

No 40 Hainm strtcf, Philadelphia.
fINIIlS new establishment has lately been opened
Il with the view Of accommodating those ladies
and gentlemen who prefer quiet home, while they
sojourn IN this city Terms same as the best hotels
. SNEETSER
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wHATMAN's WING PAPER.

w FISCHER, Importer and Dealer in superior
w /. Stationery, Parchment, and Rodgers fine
Cutlery has just received direct from he Menufactu-
rer a large supply Of Whatman's superior Drawing
Paper made expressly TO order Oft the following sizes
all OF which constantly kept for wholesale retail
AT Stationersi Hall:
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MANTUAMAKING.
May 5-law4w

AIRS f. b. ROBINSON, residence d, between
Nl and 7th streets, respectfully informs the la
dies of Washington City, and its vicinity, That she IS
nr,pated to execute work, according to the latest
bari,an fashions, in style inferior to none in the
United States.
G-it
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DIR. IIN'S

Celestial Balm Of CHINA positive cure for tho piles
aud all external angs-al internal irritations
brought to tie surface by friction with this Balm =
in coughs, sweed sore throat, ughtness OF The
chest this Balm applied on flannel will relieve and
cure at once. Fresh wounds old sores are rapid
Nv cured by if.
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ARMY AND NAVY r. GlSTER.
lust published and for sale at Staoners Hall the
y official Army and Navy Register for lSl3 by or
der of the Secretaries of the Army and Navy IN com
pliance with resolution Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives.
March 21-u