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DIED,
On Friday, 20,h inst DANIEL HALE HASKELL.
Esq in the SD year of his age.
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LATER vRoM CANToN.+-Byt the arrival Of the ship
Morrison, Benson, at New York, have beensreceived
files Of Canton papers to the 30th Of May The
by Commodore Kearney, on account Of some irregu-
larity in her papers. The Canton Press says that
Mr. Fraser will bring the matter before tribunal in
the United States in suit for damages against Com
modore Kearncy. The Press adds that there are
several vessels in the China Seas trading under the
Americansfag, with papers like those Of the Ariel.
The Constellation had arrived at Hong Kong,
and was daily expected at Macao. 1t was said
there that Commodore Kearncy had received a
communication from the Emperor, informi him
that the United States would be allowed to trade at
all the ports opened to the English.
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Colonel Johnson arrived in Providence (says tie
Chroncle) Saturday evening in the cars from Bcs-
ton, and proceeded to the City Hotel where lodgings
had been engaged for him by his Democratic friends
He was waited upon by number of his friends ON
Saturday evening. Sunday he attended divine SER
vice in the morning at the Baptist Church, by invita-.
ton of Ava Wood, Esq. in the afternoon at the Rev.
Mr.. Halls Church, by invitation of General Carpen-
ter; ADD in the evening at the Rev. Mr.. Waters.
On Monday morning he was waited on by large
number of citizens of both parties, who were pre-
scented to him by the committee Of arrangements
FIRST CARGO OF Ice TO INDIA.-The Natchez Free
Trader says that the {" Hon. S. Thacher of
Natchez, then boy, was in Calcutta when the first
cargo OF Boston ice reached the strand. Thousands
of the native merchants had never and perhaps
never heard Of such an article; and as the blosk ks
were rolled out on the sands they began TO handle it
to see what it II was aughabIet 10 see one Jerk
back his hand and declare that it burnt him. The
sensation produced by cold was unknown 10 them,
aud they ascribed the unpleasant feeling to the oppo
site cause--heat. When the properties of ice be.
came known to them, they got accustomed to its
feel and were delighted with its grateful taste they
gave ii a native name which signifies solid water
and the use Of this luxury is general throughout
Hindostan and the Birman empire. Fresh Pond, in
Cambridge, near Boston, is more productive of riches
to the owners than all the gold-mines of Georgia and
CaroIlpa |; aud the ice taken from that pond is as
much superior 10 the Allegheny ice as the Damascus
to the Brazil diamond. 1t is as cold as charity, and
has real New England, mulish of logged pro-
Penslty to stand FIRE without running away Boston
ice has done more for the South than all the whiskey
and wine IN the world could have done.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-25

HAMILTON HoUsE.-A mistaken impression may
have been produced by an article in the Herald yes
terday, and therefore we announce that this favo-
rite sans souci establishment has not usaned as
much damage was generally supposed by the
food. Very few Of the guests have left The great
feature of the Hamilton House, which must ever
render it most desirable resort, the elevated stu-
alton, and onsequently the most saubrious spot
out of New York. Now that every fear may be
Justly apprehended Of sickness in the city, by rea-
son Of the food, this place stands pre-eminen for
refuge, and the month of September, we doubt not
will bring golden harvest TO the energetic exertions
Of IFS proprietor, who certainly deserves all praise for
his devotion to the interests of his guests The III
yer road, which for great part is not Inferior to the
Hoboken passes has suffered far less than might be
imagined. All the damages have been repaired,
and friend OF staying at the house, drove up
yesterday with his lady in forty.five minutes. This
certainly does not look much like impossible
roads"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-25

The STATE OF Society IN THE UNITED STATES AND
IN CANADA.-The Montreal Gazette seems TO take
alarm al the great number of murders which have
recently occurred in the United Staes and he draws
inference unfavorable TO Republican institutions
Now the editor oil that journal forgets that such
things occur In his own loyal Province, and, per.
haps, more in proportion TO the number of inhabi-
tants than can be found in the United States. Let
hun look at recent events In the Upper Province TO
satisfy himself on this point. We do not wish TO be
understood as defending the horrible deeds which
are SO often heard OF both here and elsewhere, but
TO lament that the state OF society in this enhg
age should be so very bad throus hout the world -
Nevertheless, while muth evil exists here, the
dition of the middle and lower classes is infinitely
peri0r to that of the same classes 10 the Canadas,
where they are treated with insult and contempt by
pitabIy miserable officials, and sefconstiuted ex.
cusives This same editor showed but few Gays
since how the people treated In Canada by Their
own corporation, who would not even let the people
know how they were intending TO dispose OF them
in their preparations for the reception OF the Cover
nor General. Such Disparity betwer classes of the
same su iects has tendency 10 embtter the one
against the other and depress the energies of the
one and subject them 10 The tyranny OF the other -
We could enlarge on this SUBJECT by going into de
tsils until they would nauseae; but II Is abundantly
froved that the comfort, and prosperity and happ
Less OF the masses Of mankind in the colony of the
Cauadas is less, infinitely less, than under Republ
can institutions in the United States. The Mon
treal editor draws wrong deductions from the facts
they exist, but he msrepresents the facts by the
mode in which he puts them He must not set hrs
handful of earth 8nd his little knot e uagooen-
etpeopIe, against this iilimitabe country of noun.
tiins, prairie, vale, and fertile plain, oil big glorious,
majestic rivers, and generous, enterptsng, tree,
industrious! happy and prosperous people If there
i the evil OF occasional collision, which incden-
tai TO all forms OF government, there is the DER bal
ancing good of conscious freedom and equality,
which the oppressed serfs of Canada feel and
the Joyous bounding of the heart of the millions Of
soveregns which this glorious country and its hap
ny institutions produce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-25

The BUFFALO HUrr We have heard il rumored
that the Buffalo Hunt" and throwing of the lasso,
was TO come off in the immediate vicinity of the
city, Hoboken and that was to be free to every
one; thus placing it within the reach OF every per-
son in the city. If this be the true version of the
NATTER it will be curiosity, indeed, to see the ire.
mendous crowd-the tens of thousands of people
who go over TO witness it, The Messrs Stevens,
with their numerous ferry boats, will be prepared
to accommodate all the world, and Instantly
100.
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0g- "a SECRET WORTH KNOWING sHOUI
NOT BE TOLDr'- fact, right down good secret
hard to keep-burning and tugging away a. ones hea
strings TO impart the joy full TO kindred
that 1t may be eUjeyed in common.
The lair sex are not alone in this strangely pleasing
sati,n, as we arc about to exemplty. Your ear, go
reader, while we would impart a secret to thee
knowing, and which fully carries out Shakspeares {
vice-"Put money in thy Purse" But howl say you
Listen then-You are manic course you are; that
So much the better. Now if you tried it, ha
heard Of "Guerlains Ambrosial Shaving Cream" viii
good article, but better one is about to take
place-the Tuberose Shaving Cream, and which is 81
at one third the price, only three shlngs pot Re
er, your hand-You thank us; Of course we know
would-But the number True, we had forgot tia
2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Paul's-Phaon's.
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Nrw Yorx August ole, 4

- 49, NEW YORK, August 2lst, lS4s
Q- MR.. C. C. BRISTOL:-Dsar Sir One might s
pose sufhcient testimony had already been given TO
world TO establish the superior efficacy of your prepa
uon Of sarsaparilla over the many nostrums
IN TINS CITY, But, sir, my is a peculiar one I
NIT me to add my mite TO the great fund of recommen
tons OF Bristols Sarsaparilla
have been distr essed with Scrofula in my head in
nay and externally, fer several years. to that degree
times was fearful should become a maniac Ev
thing was done that could possibly be done for mi
The very best medical gentlemen in this city
Pioyed surgeons OF science and skill exhausted u
experience on me to no effect for every plan that
be broughtto BEAR or that likely to have any Der
cial ELECT on me, proved abortive At length gave
concluding that must lnger out miserable and paiI
existence little thinking that there was yet cure loi
my affections. Having met friend whose son had b
saved by your sarsaparlla, and whose statement
his SON. Having seen for myself, lthen entertain
FAINT hope that it might prove benefit to me, and
solved to try the virtues OF your Sarsaparilla.
tried it, and that too with the happest and best OF COZ
quences to my health and comfort The large and e
iul opening my head making q circle OF about Il
inches in diameter, Is now rely healed, and the
growing the spot the same ii nothing had ever
pened 10 1t. The severe anguish and distress by viii
was distracted SO much is gone, and am now once
looking forward to the enjoy ment of lite and comfort
this has been accomplished by your Sarsaparila, al
would be source OF qualification and pleasure TO u
you should publish this, my testimony OF the virtue
Bistcls Sarssparlla to the world and especially in
city. am, sir, with great respect yours. sc
GEORGE w. ROGERS,
No. 1sS Madison street, New Yor
G. G. BRsToL, buffalo, New York.
Sold wholesale and retail by VIM Burger, No 6OCc
landt street. and Druggists generally.
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COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS, Aug. q.
-Betsey Gilbert and al. appellants, vs.. Samuel Ar.
mold and all respondents George Wood was
heard for appellant. No on the Calendar-Ezra
Glover, administrator of Russell Glover, deceased,
VS.. Joseph Lopez Dlaz, and al executors of Edward
Meeks, deceased. Present as at the opening of the
court, except Senator Hopkins. Mr.. s. A. Grape
was heard for appellants.
afternoon Ssssion-Ezra Glover. adm. of Russell
Glover, decreased, Joseph Lopez Dlas and al ex-
ecuters of Edward Meeks, deceased. Mr. IE, c..
Benedict was heard for respondents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-25

Inc NATIONAL CONVENTION The month of May
ny universal consent has been fixed, wherein TO
hoid The National Democratic Convention but
what precise period of the month has not even been
alluded to, until the other day, when a demo-
cratic meeting In Baltimore recommended the
bird Monday in May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-25

0N1-A dsgrac eful outrage occurred a few days ago
in the neighbourhood of Beauharnois, Canada 1t APP
pears that a party OF Irish having received what
returned on the following morning to tine place Tor
revenge, but being unable to find the actual aront
ers, they commenced an indscriminate attack on
all Canadians whom they met on their way back.
are despaired Of One, respectable old habitant
at his own door, who in consequence OF the in.
iures inf. cted upon him is not expected to live.
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LATEST souTHERN SLID NEWS

PHILADELPHIA, Aug A-An Emily Bernadou ST Jaco de
Cuba Tomlin TeoRln, NYork; Emeline Nichols L1bec:
Wellington, Brown Boston. Cid Monongahela Turey Liv
erpoo
BAhrM9RE, Aug 2s-Ar Napier, Sanford Amsterdam;
Sid solomon Satus Gray Rio Janeiro and market; w.
Witch, lie Brou, BaLadoes Below, Bremen ship Albert
RlcHMoNp, Aug 23-Ar Mirror, NYork Sid Manchester,
and Nassau, NYork.
NORFOLK, Aug 22-Arr Grand Turk Mayo NYork Sid
Tom Paine, Anderson and Alexander Robinson NYork In
Hampton Roads Wesplalia (Bremen) Vessels Antwerp for
City Point
Spoken.
Emily Elcot Laiderman, of and from Baltimore for La
Guayra, Aug 10, off the Chesapeake lon "a 40.
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YALE CoLLreE.--The degree OF A. b. was confer
red IN course nnety.six individuals; that of AM
in course on thirty-three, ad eundem on two; and
honorary on Rev. Jos. Greenwood, Of New Mil
lord, Conn; and John Thompson, Esq, of Pough-
keepse; the degree Of M. d. in course on seventeen;
and honorary on five; the degree of Bachelor of
Laws on two.
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90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBlLITY.--The Tom
Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and Pha
macy OF the City OF New York, has efecred SEINE mo
ced by secret nduls Being composed of combin
ton Of the strengthening and nvigorang botanic
medicines, il is highlv recommended by the medic
faculty to all persons suffering from dyspepsia lasstud
loss of appetite, nervous headache, snd all unpieasa
sensations attending protracted illness, weaken
constitution. Sold IN large bottles 81 each; small do
in cases OF half dozen, So carefully packed and
all parts OF the Union.
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and consulting rooms of the College, 81 Mass
street.
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o. THE SATURDAY COURlER-The Philade,-
ph'a Mammoth Family Newspaper for this week contains
amo"g its world literary and variety original
Tale OF peculiar interest; two original Poems Of
beauty original Letter from Pedestrian in New York
two new chapters of Sam Slick in England; original
Essays, Education and the Young, choice Poems, by
Hannah Gould John Neal &c.; Letter OF Thomas
Jeiersona curiosity Juvenile tale The Grateful Hunch-
back; an American Tournament; Female Sketches HUI
morous Oio; The Family Circle; Sketches OF Learned
Men, Councils the Young; The Useful Book The USE
full Sciences Good Breeding Late Foreign News Horti
culture; The Ground swell Poetry Address OF The
franklin Institute COMMITTEES; Things in New Yo'k;
News from Texas; The Drama; The Fashions &c. he.
Editorial Deparment-The Alarm Sounded The LIE 10y
Trial; Another Heberton Case; The Pardonng Power,
Again; Reviews Of New Books The Army and Nay;
Business and Money; The Markets; New Counteriets;
Prices Current &C.. sc. Terms, 81 per annum; single
copies sixpence. BY the Agent
j. A. FUTILE, No. Sam stree.
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tpo- Tine pious Journal of Commerce said that the
recent storm was unparalleled except by that Of the
days of Noah senr. II the Herald had said this.
all the sanctifed would have turned up the whites
OF their eyes, and CALCULATED "impious;" but being
the Journal OF Commerce, il was exceedingly proper
OF course
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sta'e 5s annual 1864 S34s4 state 5s s43 So,
Soo Ola state 6s annual ls46 49, $4,000 Tennessee 6
S932 new annual State 6s 1886 56 20 shares Girard
Bank, o3 81 shares Mechanics Bank, lsb; 80 shares
Bank 6ii 80 shares Philadelphia Bank g.
AFTER boAsD-Sl37OO Chesapeake and Delaware Ca
nal 1856 49, $1,000 State 5 sat $500 State 5s 1858, 53
$4,000 shares Kentucky Bank OH $4,000 State SIS, 50; IS
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The Rhode Islander of Newport says:--" The
New York pilot boat, New York, we are informed
IS coming here in few days, bringing Ogden Hof.
man, ESQ District Attorney Whiting, and several
other distinguished gentlemen of the city of Go.
than, who making pleasure excursion in her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-25

PRvcE Dor TYLER AND REPEAL We understand
that the author Of " Ahasuerus" and Medorus'
Dream" IL coming to this city to address meet
ing Of Repealers az Washington Hall
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h;-A boy about ten years OF age, named Edward
Henderson, was run over and killed, on Wednes-
day, by a train Of burden cars, near Broad and
Callowhill streets, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-25

ROBBERS ARRESTED Yesterday afternoon Off
Ger McGarth, OF the New York police, proceeded
through this city with two colored men, charged
with The robbery of the brig Amanda on Sunday
last. while lylng at quarantine near New York The
sum taken was $50, 200; a great part of which was
found in their possession They were arrested near
Harrisburg, on the Canal. is supposed the remain
der OF the money isin New York Phil Gag. 2Ah
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u. S SCHOONER GRAMPUs.-Isaac Stevens, whose
those on board the unfortunate Grampus, in a let
ter to the Norfolk Herald states that he is alive
and well-not having gone out in her. He also
says the following persons were not In her -
Charles l. Clapp, seaman, George Benson, quarter
master, and James Smith, captain OF forecaste.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-25

90 MUSICAL TAsTE-Nohng is more common
now than to see large boxes containing musical nsru
mens directed to remote portions OF the Western States
to towns OF which not in hundred knows Of the
isence. On one barge the other morning were tire.
piano foItes from Atwills establishment destined to
new city in Wisconsin, and he informs that he fire.
queny receives orders for large packages OF his
fashionable music to be sent 10 places which he oblge
to look the map to find. The progress of appear
TO be more rapid than that Of emigration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-25

0ci-From 1892 down to the present time there have
been twenty-five Governors OF Canada, averaging
rather more than two years for each government.
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DJ- A meeting is to be held at Trenton on the 9Th
September, to consider the propriety Of erecting a
monument commemorative of the battle of Tren-
ton
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6J- Mr. Henry Russell, having returned from his
eastern and northern tour, has gone to the Bath
House, Rockaway, for a little recreation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-25

STEAM FRGATK PRINCETON I'VE understand
that this fine vessel is to be launched rom Navy
Yard on Thursday, the 9TH of September.
defDhia GJ.sffe
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CO PALPITATION OF THE HEART
attendant symptoms, of drowsiness and lassude of
and body are efectualy removed by the invigoratin
dcacy Of Sherman's Csmphor Lozrnges. + hcada
they are universally acknowledged pre.eminent, an
an andote to seasickness cannot be surpassed
rs preventive or cure Sold only in hoxes NJ as q
per box, at DR. shcrman's Warehouse, 100 Nassau st
Agents ITO Broadway, 10 Aston House, oq7 Hudson..
lss Bowery, ~ East Broadway, So william street. Al
Chestnut street, Phadelphia
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&C. The election of two members Of Congress to
represent the State of Rhode Island is TO take place
on Tuesday next. Mr.. Atwell having declined the
nomination to represent the Western District, Mr.
Wilmarth N. Aidrich has been nominated in his
stead. The nominations therefore as follows =
Eastern District-Law and Order, Henry Y Cranstof
OF Newport. Democrat John H Wheeden, OF North Pro
whence
Western Dstrict-Law and Order. Elisha R. Potter Of
South Kingstown. Democrat, Wilmsrth N. Aldrch, Of
Scruate
VkRMoNT.-Ths following nominations for Con
gress nave been made by The two political partes-
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013- TIE ANGLO AMERICAN FOR NEXT sA-
turday August &c. will be psrcuIarly rich table
of contents will show. "Reminiscences of Napoleon d-
ring his residence at the Brars St. Helena These
mniscences are highly interesting. Owre True a tale
showing the effects of Imagination. Tattling anu
sing sketch, by Mrs s. C. Hall. The Blockhouse a
thrilling in Louisiana. The Demon, "etcetera
by Lamar Blanchard. Cardillac the Jeweller, tale of
Love and Murder, from the German The Bakers Daugh.
Avery full report of IL debate Pariamt mt
the state of the country Politics, News sc. Price
So per annum-sipgle copies 81 cents
J. A, TU TITLE Agent, 6 Ann st.
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O-Constabe VIM, of Buffalo, arrested in that city
man named Martin Vandekar, on Saturday last,
on whose person was found $500 in rs, counterfeit
OF the Bank OF Plymouth, Mass, and S34 in good
money.
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Go-An Ecclesiastical Council in Philadelphia, some
short time since, after investigating certain charges
against the Rev. Edward Covel, pastor OF the third
Baptist Church, and residing in Southwark, declares
him to have been proven guilty of "traducing the
character OF members of the church," and at
tempting to violate female member of his congrt-
CATION" named Miss Hubbell. Yet notwithstand.
Ing this result, about two hundred OF the members
Of Covel's church express their readiness to stand
by their PASTOR and if the decision cannot be revera
ed, to form an independent congregation.