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eral of them were as follows:-

Total Miles, z5
All these declare immense dividends and communicate
with Boston, while New York has railroad whatever
communicating with the city. The junction Of the
Albany and Harlem roads connecting with Albany,
would open least portion Of all that business to the
city in direction The Long Island Railroad is emf
nenty calculated in another direction to iorma beneficial
connection with Boston. 1t extends over perfectly
level country, peculiarly favorng cheapness Of con-
sruction and is now in progress is to be hoped that
New York will soon have winter connection with the
res. of the country
The leading features of the Fulton Bank are a. fol
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Mr.. OCoNNELL's ATTACK ON FRANcE.-We give
IN another part of this days paper, speech recently
delivered by Mr.. O'Connell at meeting of the Re-
peal Association in Dublin. In il he INDUCES in
strain of peculiar attack and sarcasm against Louis
Philippe, the king OF the French-ag against French
moras-potcs-and almost every thing connected
with the French people. except the little band OF
Carlists with Henry the Fifth at their head. We
annex also, TO the same article. the indignant reply
of nearly the whole OF the French newspaper press,
by whom Mr. O'Connell is treated with great seve,
rity, and held up to the contempt and derlson OF all
Europe.
This is a most singular episode IN the history OF
the progress OF the repeal agitation in Ireland 1t
indicates that old Dan beginning to lose his senses,
at the time that he is losing his influence over
ON The passions of his countrymen. This gross and
general abuse Of the French people, is nothing
more than was TO be expected. 1t is quite in
keeping with Mr. O'Connel's conduct for some
time past His continual and scandaous as
saus on the institutions of the United States,
prepared US for this gross breach of decorum, pro-
priety and discretion, committed in this wanton al
tack on the people of France No lover of liberty,
no friend of the oppressed, regard, without the
deepest sympathy the sufferings of the people of Ire
land II any practicable and reasonable project for
their relief and delverance were proposed, it would
meet with universal support from all the friends Of
freedom throughout the earth But the projects of
O'Connell, and his plan of carrying them out-the
violent temper, the maignity-the lying SANDER
which he is continually against everything
and everybody-hlgh and low-rich and poor-in
Europe and America-even his own friends and sup
porters not escaping-have inflicted incaculabe in
jury to the cause of Ireland.
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90 A GLORIOUS, A LOVELYaWOMAH.
Ter bressts oh tits glory-her neck white and clear

Her breasts, oh 'tis gloryher neck white and clears
Her cheeks where the and the lilly appear,
Not frecke blemish s her brow it's so fair
And adornd with her soft silky tresses Of black
hair. PHIZ
gold malesand young females and othersif you would
wish that your present personal appearance should illus
trate the above lines be they honey present
you have but to spend few shiings in the following
manper-if you have bad hair red, rusty grey II it
has dandruR scurf in it, 10 falling of, by using
three shilling bottle Of Jones Coral Hair Restorative oil
the above will be remedied and you'll have dark SOFT
IF You have Tad skin with eruptions ON it. why sin.
gle cake of the Italian Chemical Soap will give you
healthy complexion any eruptions freckles, salt
is sold at so cents cake at the sign OF the American
Eagle 81 Chatham street. Mind, il you get anywhere
in this city but the above address you chcated
slider the cheat WELL Sold also at State street, Boston
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia 80 Fulton street.
Brooklyn.
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INV YoRK FROM JAN. TO

10 remar kable fact that Of this list the only article
in which there is increased import Is the Single article
OF coffee, which continues free ofduty-a the oher a
ces we're raised duty Of 20 per cent to rates which
are enormous he article pig iron for instance, paid
last wear 20 per cent pays 20 per cent on the
cost of production The result Is seen in the enormous
decrease in imports notwithstanding that prices are now
hgber here than in s9 For iustance Iron sold as fol-
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who have returned from the mountains, that the
Oregon Emigrating Expedition, when last heard
from, had taken the Southwest pass to Fort Hall,
from whence they were about twelve days travel
They were going on rapidly, and without having
suffered any disaster. At Fort Hall they would ne
cessariy be forced to leave their wagons-of which
they had $50 in the train-and then the real diff
cullies and fatigues of the journey would commence
They were sanguine of reaching the Columbia be-
fore the winter set in. OF all the persons who
started in the expedition, only one had abandon
ed IL.
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THE PEOPL - CANDIDATE
FoR CovNTY SLEEK,
JAMES NNER.

90, TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION, CURE
EruPtions, Chapped and Tender Flesh Sc sc. The most
WONDERFUL discovery in medical science for diseases Of
the skin washat made by NJ vesrn the celebrated lta
Ian physician He shaped his discovery in the form of
beautiful piece OF SOAP called the Italian Chemical Soap
Many ply scians will hardly believe til they have Sc,
the astounding effect of this. This much for erupons.
For ladies or children for clearing the skin oil tan PIN
pes freckles, or roughness nothing equal this it
makes dark yellow skin white and clear One trial
will astonsh all who try for chopped flesh bites of mos
quitoes sc.
Sold 81 Walker street onedoor from the corner of
Broadway None so cent cake will be sufficient this we
warrant. Buy where else or you will be cheated
Agents Jordan Milk street. Boston; rs Chestnut street
Philadelphia; Myers, New Haven; Dyer, Providence;
Green, Worcester, &c.
90 PRIVATE DISEAsES.-A CURE GUARAN-
rEED.-The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of the
City Of New York established or the suppression of
yate nature and offer TO all those afflicted with these dis
tressns malades advantages not to be met with in any
other institution in this country either public prvate
From the constant correspondence and from private
between the members OF the College and the
eminent professors OF the medical institutions Of Eu
rope all improvements in the treatment OF these diseases
forwarded to them long before they reach the mao.
rty OF the medical profession OF this country. With such
celebrated remedies, together with the combined skill of
the first medical OF this country the College feel
tised that the good work they have undertaken the
suppression OF quackery will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion of the public requiring their
servicee
Terms moderate.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College 81 Nassau
street. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NB Patients living at distance by stating their di-
sease explicitly in writing giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere, II any can
obtain chest containing all medicines with full direc
ions for use with guarantee of by addressing the
agent of the college post paid, enclosng IS.
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The eject Of the duty to raise the prices here on
American but not the extent Of the duty so as to
allow OF imports. The result hes been dimnu'ion OF
the external trade Of the country and by necessary
the prices of agricultural produce here,
because the monsy value Of oil farm produce in our mar
kes depends entirely upon foreign demand for the sur
plus and when that demand is destroyed by the action
Of our own Government in restricting the medium OF
payment the whole trade OF the country becomes para
lyzed The tiriG tises lockeljw to commerce, and
the whole system Is endangered.
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Non ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA This

Non ARRIVAL or THE BRITANNIA. This steam.
hip had been sixteen days at sea whenthe mail left
Boston at 4 o'clock en- Saturday afternoon. There
is nothing strange, however, in this. She was once
eighteen DAYS; three times little over seventeen
days, and once fifteen days and hall in crossing
the Atlantic. She probably reached Boston early
yesterday morning, and if so we shall receive her
news some time this morning, or evening
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CO NOTICE.-Protector Fire Engine Company No
22-The Members and invited friends of this Company
will meet at the Engine House Tuesday. Novem Der
7h, ls43, at IL o'clock to receive the New Market Fire
Engine Company, of Baltimore. By order of
JOHN M. BENNETT, Foreman.
HENRY III TAILMAN
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Monday, November o, IsAs.

0o9- We shall receive by the Britannia, and have for
ass Al this Office ell the foreign papers, together with
London Illustrated papers, all Of the latest dates
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no PROFESSOR YELpEAu,s SPECIFIC PILLS,

safe quick and radical cure for gonorrboa, gleet
aud all mocupuruent discharges from the urethra.
They have entirely superseded the old treatment for
those saving the patient than half the
time occupied by the former course and curing the dis
without tsnting the BREATH disagreeng with the
stomach, or confinement from business They to be
had genuine the office Of the Consulting Rooms Of the
College, of Medicine and Pharmacy, ~ Nassau street.
Price 81 per box -
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ng- FORTUNE TELLlNG.-Thosc curious souls
who love pry into the future be graed at Pealcs
Museum. The performances in the Lecture Room are
highly diversified, and promise plenty oil fun Those
Ethiopian Mnsres give some Of the sweetest melodies
ever listened to- What amazes 10 how such novel.
ties produced for shilling.
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M AMERICAN NUsEUM,-If

o. AMERICAN MUSEUM.-If music hath charms
Of which there can be no longer doubt Barnum offers
the public treat they will not forget the engagement
ofhe pretty and charming vocas the Misses Mary and
Rosna Shaw. These elegant girls have rivals in their
peculiar style, and aided by their brother and talented
pianist, will give some delightful concerts, worth
dollar, for twenty ave cents There will be other per-
asu
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COLD WEATHER.-Yesterday was the coolest Of
the season. AT sunrise the thermometer was at rs
deg which is Z deg below freezing point.
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REPUBLIcANIsM Gen. Sentmanat who has been
attempting to raise troops in Yucatan to reconquer
Tobasco from Ampudla, has, according to the New
Orleans papers of the oath ult betaken himself TO
giving Lessons in fencngi
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FIRE IN BosToN.-The stables belonging to the
Exchange Hotel in Boston, were burned down last
Friday night. Loss $4,000 Set on fire.
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NAvAL.-The U. S. frigates Constellation and
United States and the sloOp of war Cyaue, were at
Oahu on the 9th of August
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a3- WEAK INVENTIONS OF THE ENE'

0t5- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. CURED
The Tonic Mixture prepared, by the College Of Med.-
inc aud Pharmacy, of the city OF New YORK; Is conn
unity recommended TO all persons suffering from oen
ity, produced either by excessive Indulgence IN seer
iabts, or by protraced Illness This ceeoratso 1--WE,
ator of the constitution s composed OF como'h,1 -,
botanical remedial agents that Is eminentiy ao"P''
he IMMIGRATION OF the whole sy stem. r. hor a
Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases VI oS,he
ioze, IS carefully packed and sent to all paris VI "o
Union. w. 8. RlCHAhDsO,sL, ccoiicge
Office and Consulting Rooms Of ,n "a sam stsest.
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And all thu Metro politan papers.
Agents can be supplied with all above by forward
ing their orders early to this Office and on reasonable
terms the moment they arrive Subscriptions will also
be received and punctually attended to.
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w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
90 NO CHARGE UNTIL THE HAIR Is RE

no NO CHARGE UNTIL THE HAIR Is RE.
STORED.-Beals' Hair Restorative.
To set forth its virtues would I'LL many pages,
We must, therefore, try to be BRIEF
And say that, for badness IN various stages,
Twill afford a speedy relief.
So, good bye wigs and scratches,
For there's nothing that matches
beautiful good head Of hair,
And ye who wouldtry it,
Go to Beales's and buy il,
On terms surprisingly iair.
It is applied the above terms at the office, No. 1T
LIST avenue
N.B-One Jar is test ia any case of badness.
Depots, No. 173 Broadway No. Milk street Boston
Agents, L. B. Swan Rochester, James o. Weis, ouoai
l.. r. Dow, New Haven; VIM. Z. Parker, newark
ny- WEAK INVENTIONS OF THE ENEMY
The Poudre Subtle, for eradicstsg superhuous numan
hair safely quickly AMI permanently, advances in pub
lie estimation pro rata with the abuse mi
tators This gular chemical preparation mas enurey
snnihilated and utterly inemcacious COM
pounds in use and elected the envy and malgnty oil base
who attempt to palm of their poisonous
trash by ying the genuine Such impoent yet au-
lacious attempts only reco on themselves. The pePuo
ty and extensive sale Of the Poudre Subtitle not to be
retarded by such miserable ,shits has attained the
highest pitch Of public appreciation; Is always tested
the OF every purchaser when the strongest
md toughest air is TO vanish like magic, leaving the
kin soft, smooth and decstely white even from the
orehead where the superuous hair has bean removed
he blueness of the skin vanshes with the hair leaving
he color Of the surrounding parts The genuine is to be
had no where else in New York but 81 Walker street.
Dne door from Broadway. 81 per bottle.
Agents-Boston, MIR ST. 70 Chestnut 81 Pbiladelphia;
Myers, New Haven; Dyer, Providence Carleton, Low
Ill; Green, Worceser Grey, iPoughkeepsie Guthrie,
Albany; Tousey, Rochester SC.
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M WE HAVE HIST SEEN A

90 WE HAVE JUST SEEN A SHILLING PUB
saton which turns out osbe cheap reprint OF Bosca
clos Decameron collection Of smutty tales, dished up
IN classical way in elegant dction. We deplore this
proceeding Shilling doses Of polite lbertsnsm5are al
os as dangerous to the system shilling doses Of leu.
danum OF 0odfreys Cordial Ovid is very beautiful OF
course; but he left for the chas,e fashionable LADY stu
dent, and the academies. young gentleman whose intel
ects are cultivated by refined process, to bear the
weight OF all the elegant grossness the dead and living
languages without injury to their physical functions
their morals. Shakspeares Sonnets, Fieldings or
smoetts works do any benefit to uncducaed person
or the slightly accomplished an imaginable service.
The Decsmeron by Bocescio, is collection OF vulgar
incidents, dished up in elegant way, just CONNECTION
ers sugar gross compounds to take in children We
suppose this work will sell "astreak We're agreeable
II The authorities are
Sold OF all the depots--prce one shilling
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90 The Subterraneans are still assailing Forrest
with great deal Of acrimony and bitterness. II is
currently reported still that after the election the
"boys" mean to havea brush with him some how.
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TROUBLE IN HAYTr.-The Ellen Perkins arrived
yesterday from Jeremc with dates to the l4th ult
1t appears by the accounts that Hayti is far from
being quiet In Jereme the inhabitants were fear
full of inroads from the mountains. They expected
to be plundered and murdered. So great was
their alarm on the 10Th that men, women and chill
dren turned out almost en- nose and threw up breas
works with barrels OF sand, &C. Nothing serious,
however, had occurred up TO the I4th, but the place
was under martial law.
American produce was abundant without any sale.
Coffee was scarce
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CHATHAM THEATRE-Yankee Hill commences
another engagement at this establishment tonight
He PRODUCES a new drama OF the comic order, In
which he personates the hero, from the pen Of enc
OF our townsmen which is of a most interesting
character. The bill s otherwise right excellent.
Mademoiselle Yates, understand, will appear for
the first time on Wednesday night,
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% METALLIC TABLET This is the most perfect
article for the purpose designed ever ented having
tae wonderful power of producing the keenest and
snoohest possible edge OF the razor Ia tenth part OF
the time that isrequirei hone at the time doing
away with the unpleasant OF oil and water II IL the
same size as an ordinary srop, and simple in its use.
With ono OF them the is hand OF Keeping
Lorsn perfect order The first cutters OF England and
france have them in constant and recommend them
rhe celebrated NJ Mlliken, cutler to the royel navy
s0l Strand, after using FIVE years sent certificate
OF It's superiority TO the inventor where II be
with many others IRON the most scientific gentlemen Of
this country O. SAUNDERS,
Inventor and m inufactursr Of the Metallic Tablet
1853 Broadway
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90 RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERATTvE MIX.
TURE for the permanent of primary and secondary
syphilis, has entirely abolished the Of mercury in
those distressing complaints. All persons suspectng
vsnerea faint remsng in their SYSTEM should use this
powerful Alternative without delay. Sold in single bot
lies ST. in cases contsining hall dozen IS, carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Uaisn.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College OF Medi
cine and Pharmacy ~ Nassau street.
w RICHARDSON, Agent.
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MORE MUSICAL AND OTHER ARRIVALS We have
had Of late several fresh arrivals from Europe, in
the musical, ballet, or theatrical line. Among
them is Adolphe Keller, L. d., and professor of
music, from Meckenburgh, Germany. Doctor
Kelleris fine composer, and great pianist, and is
last from Hamburgh, where he created sensation
Another is Mademosee Yates, ballet dancer
from London and all Europe. What her merits or
capacities are we know Motive never heard of her
before, either in Europe or elsewhere. Let her
have, however, fair trial. Another is a great
vocalist, whose name is not known. Who next
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LECTURE ON PoPERY AND THE PoPE.-Proiessor
Delmar, from the neghborhood Of the Vatican,
gives lecture might at the Society Rooms, on
Popery and the Pope. We suppose that all the
Natives will be present to hear how he puts it into
the old Pope
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iuf- WE SHALL RECEIVE By THE BRITANNIA
and have for sale at the Herald Literary Depot Herald
Buildings, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau
streets, the following latest Foreign Journals
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90 HEALTH AND HAPPlNESB III ALL-Tne
greatest benefits those which the most silent
in their operations. Thus is it emphatcally with
ne medcated preparations Of DR.. Peters. They are
agreeablet~ the taste of the alarming symp
toms usually caused by other medicines, and yet
among the most efficient that 1t 10 only neces
sary refer to the effected by his Pills in Of
bilious and other feve headaches cosveness jaundcs
dyspepsia liver complaints Sickness dropsy Sc to
fully sustain this remark.
Principal office for the sale of DR. Peters medicines l2S
Fulton csrner Nassau street Agents. s. Murphy, 30
North Sixth street, Philadephia A. s. Jordan, Milk
street Boston.
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The GREAT RACE ON TUEspAY-THE STAKES
The FKLD-STArE OF BETrINa-THE Macs
The great fall meeting of the political turfmen
takes place to morrow; and the hackers, trainers,
stable boys and riders, in high state of excite
ment. Two nags Of great speed, strength, and bot
tom-0ne of nearly half imported and half native
blood-and the other quarter of foreign strain,
are the favorites. The third is pure native colt,
untred, but of much strength and mettle The
fourth chance medley of Tyler stock and Mike
Walsh cross, fiery, fierce, and why; and the fifth
spotted nag,a pure cross of the African and Yankee
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THE NOBILITY OF ENGLAND USE sHERMAN's
TOOTHpAsTE5Ove $500 pots are sold every month.
frice cleans and whitsns the teeth them from
aching and decay hdenc the and the BREATH
The Rev. Mr.. Dunbar. Of the McDougan street Chu1rh
ses cured him of very had cough in a few hours
Mr. Edw'rd Phaon the celebrated hair dresser 2t Broad
G%p Ls1nSs:
feet preventive and remedy for head ache papaon
OF NJ FSs Esq., Clerk in tn. upper Police Office h..
used ms IozenGes his family for four years. with
the greatest benefit failing the Of
jim Grant State barber No Ann street, has found more
benefit from Shermans Lozenges than thing else. He
Of coughs head aches by hem He thinks they are the
greatest medicines in the world.
The Rev Mr. Dow Jr say; ! sh;rmsn. Worn LS.enxe.
s m e h oi a T e They
nipples without taking the child from the breast Ware
Agents: s7s md 10 Broadway; al Hudson .ue.t lss
BcweIy; ! East Broadway 10 A.tor House. IS wilia. ST.
street, Bosion Ledger Buildings. Philadelphia misr
DRUGS, DYES, CHEMICALS, POlsONs, GERMAN
SILVER &c &c. &c.-Dr FeuchtwapRer inform, kis M.
He e ss 6 SVs
particularly the Extracts LoSwood and QueI eitrou Bark.
Iron and Red Liquor Se Gop:iy. CIR .Ie: Lunar Cause
M
likewise all the 0agpereeypr and Eleestype Apparatus
with i. spper.ainns chemicals with assorsut e DrUE.
all '''fS LEWIS p
N D CALICO printers dyen, haers, wholesale and retail
drrggsts wi! notice the above atyersensn in particular
Chemical 81 Soap BeS
Rat Mob and Moishsoe rG.cn: SEED PrOestS prepare
tenals for cleaning brass snd SILVER hand