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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10
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A BLoTcH UPON THE CITY CONVENIENTLY
terday and the day Previous two sleigh loads Of I'M
fortunate and distressed poor, who were sent TO
Blackwels Island as Migrants, were compelled to
wait at the foot Of 6st street, exposed the severity
of the weather, until one poor unfortunate nearly
expired from cold. 1t is disgrace to the city
that they have not long since purchased property
sufficient at the foot of that street to erect build
ing to protect those who to be taken across and
also to prevent the escape OF the boatmen who every
few days are among the missing
DISCHARGE OF YOUNG WARNER.-This Young man
charged with being concerned in the mutnv on
board the United States brig Somers, was brought
before Judge Oakley, Of the Superior Court in
chambers, yesterday, when the following opinion
given, and the applicant discharged from
prison -
"ln the matter Of the application Of Samuel B. Warner
on habas corpus for discharge OF his Geo. w Warner
happening by the return made to the writ of habeas
corpus in their behalf together with the admission OF the
tha the term Of service OF said George War
ner has expired and no legal being shown for his
mpronmen or restraint by virtue Of the authority in
from the custody restraint under which Re- Ln nei
set forth in said return. e "e''' a'
r.,o. "a. 100, THOMAS ]. OAKLEY
PoLIcE.-The attendance of tb-ives nd roa. .
the police Offices yesterday were few mldniyb,
prowler who says his name is VIM Reed was no
ged Tor breaking open the store of VIM H. Halsled,
"a Washington street. and stealing Is smoked
hams A daring desperate rascal, with his associate
entered the hall door of dwelling and stole cot
on retreating they were discovered and one held
the door on the outside while his companion ran
away with the stolen article.
The preventive system as introduced by Justice
Matsel continues 10 work well
FROZEN TO DEATH.-A man whose name is I'm.
known was found in a steamboat boiler in yard
IN the upper part Of the city frozen to death
young man named Daniel Andrews died sud.
denly on "Wednesday evening, at the oyster house OF
WIN. Smlth, corner of Mulberry and Broome
past OF shortness of breath and died from
OF the lungs. '''''' 'o"o' '''V''
MoRE CoArs FoUSD.-A number Of over c,a,s
supposed to have been stolen from the halls of dwell
lngs, NC, are in possession OF officer PaLer 81 r.
lower police, who will restore them 10 he r ~.
owners on application at the Office, F''P''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

WEIGHS OLYMPIC CRcus.-The most attractive
and orderly place of amusement in the city, is
Welch's Circus at the Park Theatre. Families and
parties can here witness the delightful sports OF the
arena, without offence to the mos; senstive-the
performances are in the highest degree moral. in.
strucive and amusing, in which every member of
the family circle can participate with pleasure and
enthusiasm The new pantomime is triumphantly
successful, and will be performed this evening with
increased effect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

LEcrURE.-The modern sophists or lecturers are
still busy, working hard to out talk Congress
Emerson, on New England-Neal, Stone, Benjamin
Greeley IL Co. on the rights of women-besldes
many others, are still filling the city with falkland
making r." the night hideous"
man who raises two hills OF small potatoes,
where only one grew before, is more useful in his
day and generation than these eternal takers We
would put all these modern sophists into pettcoats,
and set them a sewing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

LOST YEsrKRDAY.-A person lost yesterday, in
Broadway, or in an omnibus, somewhere between
Chambers street and Fourth, bunch of five small
keys, two of which were brass-all on a ring A
reward will be given to the finder at this Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

FASHIONABLE WORCESTERSHIRE splendid Bach
elors Balls are projected by the elite, to be given on
Tuesday next, the I4th-one at Niblo's Saloon-the
other at Tammany Hall. A full account of the pre-
partitions hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

:. WRIT OF Quo WARRANTo UPON THE SuERIrF.-
yesterday writ ct quo warranto was issued by
Judge Kennedy of the Supreme Court, a. the rela-
ton OF OF John Napier ana Samuel c.. Thompson,
upon William Porter, Esq Sheriff OF the CITY
and county of Philadelphia, to shoN by what right
vas served upon him this morning by the Coroner.
The wrtis made returnabe on the 10th inst This
morning another writ OF the same character was
aiken ont OF the Court Of Common Pleas by OVID F.
Johnson, Esq., Prosecuting Attorney OF the State
Phil Gazette, FEB. 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

Do Tive do beg Captain Tyler to appoin,
James Kelly to something, or we shall certainly
faint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

or THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
guaranteed to cure all forms OF secondary syphilis Pa
tents effected with Pains in the bones curneous erup
tons sore throat and every other symptom indicative of
the existence ofvenerea tain should this sreci6c
without delay sold in bottles At each in cases of balf
dozen bottles, So, Forwarded to any sddrcss)
w. s. RICHARDS SON, Agent
Principal Office Of the College OF Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
$l00 City of 1863 $500 Pennsy lvania SIS OF ls46
~; 800 Wilmington RR SIS OF 1855 621; 30 shas Whining
ton Kh 10; so do Gas, Q. Alter Board-4l shas VIII
magton RR Oh
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Farewell to nv old face, adieu to my pbiz-

so covered with bIOfhes III Jones' Soap riZ.
remember thee well my old rk yellow face
Whose blen,sh lotion or drug could erase,
Till that miracle rose-the great Chemical Soap
That balm for the homely-the only real hope.
nz- FOR ALL THOSE AFFLICTED WITH ANY
ERUPTION or Disagreement of the face neck arms body or
hands Reader these its positive real ouaities-you
NAV think il puff No, this Italian Chemical Soap
Yves invented by NJ Vesprini the famous alisn phys-
can and sure and never failing remedy for pimples
tender chapt flesh II will change the color of dark
sunburn or yellow skin to fine healthy clesrness It is
sold by Mr. Jones' at the sign OF the American Eagle
Chatham street, New York. Agents-Zeiber "a and
Dock street. Philadelphia, to the American Hotel
Washington, d. C.; 81 State Street. Albany; State st.
Boston, a0 King street. Charleston, g. C and ls9 Fulton
street Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

INCREASE OF LITERATURK.-Part Ill of the re- is
sue of Ure's Dictionary of arts manufactures and
mines is Just out. tits for sale at the Herald Lite
rary Depot, No merchant mechanic, indeed no Ii
brary should be without copy of this most valua
BILE work. Also just published the Book of the NAVY
and No. of Cooley's American in Egypt These
too, can be had at this Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

90 LITERATURE.-Jus issued from the press and
for sale at this office the Historical Novel, Blanca
Capec, by the popular authoress Lady Bu,wer Price
1871 cents per copy.
Also, Blsckwoods Magazine Isl cents and the recent
y published novels of Scott, Bulwer, DTsrae, Dickens,
James, Smeet and Miss Landon all OF which may be had
this office. Also Standard Literary Works embracing
Allisons History of Europe, Cooley's Egypt Sparks
Washington, and Theirs French Revolution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

90 THE ATTEMPT TO FORCE SPURIOUS PRE-.
paraons of sarsaparla into market the reputation Of
the genuine Brsols Sarsapara, which has been prov
ing itself for than years meets with but slim
where the real artcleis known Read the fol-
lowing, from the Waterown NJ Y. Register of Jan. %,
lS43:-
eve would call the attention ofthe public to Mr. A.
Hulis advertisement in another column. The wonderful
cures effected by Bristols Extract of Sarsapaa,
atty astonishing the world. We are informed by the
Agent for this county that sells with great rapdty
swerng the fondes expectations those who afflicted
with scrofula, and other impurities of the bood.n
Sold wholesale and retail by VIM. Burger, CORTLAND
street, at retail by Rushton Co.; Mlhau lSs Broad.
way; Aspn WALL SO William street, Sy me- 90 Bowery;
Trppe LOT Division street, oil Fulton street. syme, 30
Fulton near Water street, and Drugguts generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

N3-THE INDIANS ON HoRsEBAcx.-Should the weather
be fine to-day, the whole party of Indian Chiefs the
American Museum, will appear horseback, at o'clock
on splendid stud of horses from the Bowery Amphthe
are and ride through the principal Streets costumed and
painted as on their and hunting parties the prai
rie They said to be the finest horsemen in the ord
and with their noble figures, will make brave show
Tomorrow they will appear, both afternoon and evening,
being their last day. in their most splendid Dances
and ceremonies In every way these interest
ing Sc. of savages and should fail to them. The
charming forrest belle Do hum.me, is breaking
hearts than her father the old Sac Chief did heads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

ALARMING Major Noah is very busy securing up
his old muskets for the great Tyler campaign. Look
out for the long toms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

u7- IMPORTANT TO SUFFERERS BY FROST
Dr. Freeman Zone Of most respectable Ph
lated the case Of young sailor who had his feet
and when he was called in such distress he thought
he would have the lockjaw He once prescribed Dal.
eys Pam Extractor, kept at II Maiden Lane knowing it
to be the best remedy for burns, thought might be
in this case was applied, and to the doctors
words " it acted like charm" relieving him immediate
y, and curing in very short time. Humanity dictates
that such remedy should be made known TO all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

90 LINIMENT DU DIR. HEWES POUR LES OS
ct les nerfs ct Elixir Vegeta Inden-Excellens articles
pour les Rhumasmes, les foufures ct les Cassuresls
doBnent de la force membres afab is detruisen Ia
contraction des ner les engourdssemens ct les engorge
mems.
~ BLes articles gar ANTS ont lie nom de Comtock ct
Co.. PEW eloppe de chaque boutee ct vendus
No. 25 rue des Magasins, New Orleans, and II Maiden
lane, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

SLEIeHNG.-The seiehng is said to be pretty
good out to Nowlan's Prospect Hill. At all events
the refreshments and reception at Nowan's are al
wavs canital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

CHATHAM TnEATRE.-Mr. Wood, an excellent
melo-dramatic actor, commences an engagement
this evening in his favorite character Of Bill Jones,
IN the thrilling drama of the "Spectre Pilot" The
deeply Interesting play of the maid and the Mag.
pie" and the popular farce of "Cousin Lambkin,"
are also offered, presenting unusually attractive
bill, and which must secure the customary crowded
house. The exceedingly low prices Of admission
TO this theatre, without any diminution in the
amount OF novelties, meet universal appreciation.
and the high character of the audiences indicates
plainly that cheap Amusement is not at all nconss
iant with the dictates Of fashion, as some falsely
imagine TO be the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

PACKET SHIP MoNTEzUMA.-After many delays
occasoned by the late severe snew storm, it was
decided that the famous Montezuma should be
launched ON Thursday afternoon at four o'clock.
Accordingly quite large concourse of people as
sembied yesterday afternoon in Webb & Aliens
shipyard, to ses her take dip into the East River
which had been iced pretty much as Handy Andy
iced champagne. She is a magnificent ship of
more than thousand tons burthen and is an honor
to New York. She takes the place of the North
America in the old line OF Liverpool packets, and
will sail hence on the 10Th proximo. We think she
will make quick trips. Who is to command her?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

Where were the other Ia members?
Mr. MALLORY moved an amendment that the du-
ties OF the head of the Bureau of provisions and
clothing shall hereafter be discharged by Captain
Mr. King moved that they be discharged bv pur.
ser. MIR: Mallory's motion to put Captaid there
was carried:-
Ayes. Nays
lib. No count.
Mr. FEssENDEN moved that no man shall be put
at the head Ct the Medical Navy Bureau, who has
not been to sea Tor five years at least. This was
severe cut at DIR. Burton, and carried
Mr. LEVY moved that $500 OO0 be appropriated
for floating dock at Pensacola. Carried.
So we shall have two floating docks. One at Brook
Ign and one at Pensacola. One is to be a sectional
dock, the other Gilbert's balance dock The Hon
Alderman Leonard is here electioneering for the
sectional DOCK which he says is the best. Mr. Ban
ger is here for the other dock.
Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON tried to get an amendment
passed to stop any increase of the navy.
This was rejected:--
Ayes Nays.
30 No count
Mr. BURNErL tried to get amendment passed.
that navy apprentices cen competent should be az.
lected for midshipmen. This was rejected Very
republican, his
The bill was then reported to the House the
amendments concurred in and the bill ,cqs read a
third time and passed.
The House, thinking it had done an immense
amount of business, Immediately adjourned.
The weather, which has been very severe and We
ry cold for nearly week past, moderated to-day.
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the jury He laid down the law length and cited nu.
stitution Of State that Every citizen may freely
speak, write, and publish his sentiments all subjects
SsSeh as as law religion politics. BranSreths pills.
ference between the private citizen and the public citizen
that the editor might speak of the one, but the
be that this doctrine wholly upset He raid Mr.
Jordan very handsome compliment, calling him pro-
found lawyer strong and powerful reasoner and an
Mr. Benefits conviction and punishment the evidence
and the facts would justify it, he should endeavor prove
that upon the face of this publication, Mr. Bennett has
stated plain, clear fat and papabe falsehood. shall
show you gentlemen Of the jury, that Mr. Bennett has
ased the truth in the matter OF balance of one
The cash account correctly stated, stands thds
CASH Account.
l4th Nov bought candles, 80
18th Nov cash on hand %
From which appears gentlemen of the Jury that 30 far
from Mr. Dey's owing balance of cent TO some
known creditor he actually had % cents on hand And
shall contend gentlemen Of the Jury that Mr. Bennett
has fased the truth in this matter OF the one cent ba
lance in very material point to clients there.
fore this paper has material falsehood upon face
There also another statement equally false refer to
the assertion that Mr. Dey's pews psalms and bibles
is The fact II ant true that this 81 s7 the cur.
rency Of the New Jerusalem calculated 10 help Mr.
Dey to heaven. And assert, boldly and iearlessly,
that Mr. Bennett has uttered falsehood stating it,
MIR. Whiting pronounced most eloquent eulogum upon
the Herald. He said it Mr. Bennetts pride and glory
that paper circulated in every land and in ey cry
cline upon which the in the armament of heaven
ever shone. If you go TO England you find III ere. In
France almost the only American paper that be
found upon file hpenetraes through the painless
and dreary wilds of Russia Upon the summit Of the
you may see it. If you travelo India you find II. II may
be found in Switzerland and Germany-upon the seven
hills Of ancient Rome, and upon the tme-h onored and
classic SOIL and beneath the balmy skies of Italy there
you may read the Herald Cross the Bosphorus-go
into Ashland, in short vhererer the English language
is spoken translated, there does the New York
Herald circulate. In view of this immense circu.
lation, and OF this immense power welded by one
man, Mr.. Whiting spoke OF the great caution aud
discretion which should be used in conducting the paper
Mr. Whiting touched upon almost every thing pertaining
To the case, not forgetting the matter Of poudrefte
upon which he dwe at length, and pronounced most
oeauuiui eulogium lie also pronounced another eulo
u upon tne credit system upon which our forofatbers
ought and bled, and died In evidence that the article ia
question spicy and calculated to excite ridoule,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

The LADY's WoRLD.-We understand that Mr..
Peterson, the publisher of this popular adys maya
zine, has engaged Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, our towns
woman as editor of his work. This is wise Sc
lection. Mrs. Stephens is perhaps the best female
writer the country affords. Her prize tale of "Ma-
ny Dement," has never been equaled, while II er SUBJ
sequent stories, such as Alice Copley," "Molina
Gray" The Two Dukes" and others, have sunk
deep INTO the hearts of her readers With her eff
Gent pen, added to his present corps of writer's Mr.
Peterson cannot fail to make his magazine the la
dies periodical. We noticed lately in terms of
high commentator, the variety and splendor of the
embellishments with which the Lady's World is
adorned, and we hazard nothing in saying that of
his present movement, the proprietor has placed his
magazine alongside of Graham's, though in diff
terent line, as competition for public favor. In
the elegance and novelty of the fashion plates, and
generally in its claims on the ladies', this new and
sterling periodical outstrps all competitors Israel
Post, SO Bowery, is the New York publisher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19
COBNU.kICaTED


To he People Of The Charlotte Senatorial District.
The intended resignation Of our able Representative,
Mir Bouldn is very much regretted by his constituents
in this port of his District. His high-toned moral
these times We part with him reluctantly but wish
him grca. happiness in his etement ard hope the day
is moi distant when il may be convenient for him ogain
TO take conspicuous place in the councils of his coun-
try. ;.
n question which must be decided We want
more practical in the Legislative Ials-inen emf.
nenlly successful in the common walks of lille, and OF
unmp achabe integrity. Among such, Mr. Isaac Car
ring;on of this county, stands conspicuous lie is
gentleman Of great hospitality plain and simple in his
nanners-a Democrat in practice, well as in theory
Mr.. Darlington possesses sound discriminating mind,
capable of high a,tanments. lie s yet young, aud
deem il of great importance TO secure his services TO
this District and to the State, by eectng him TO the
Senate next Spring.
Charlotte Court House, January l1th, l543.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19

is associated with the City OF Richmond / cannot
see the necessity for any such arrangement there
are other plans Of con.iguy of location and
also approximating more nearly The general ratio.
If it is thought to be expedient for party purposes,
(Which should not be the case,) for one, think it tn
expedient More might he expected of the good old
county, than she might be rbe 10 perform She is
already tired Of this close political strife 1t hus not
been many years since Chesterfield, with the kind aid
Of some Of City friends, sent Wing 10 the Legs
lature. The old county since, making some desperate
struggles, has succeeded in taking very prominent,
stand, thus giving example of what may possibly
be attained by others similarly situated. Our men are
fond of fight, when necessary; and few of them
would ike TO see the connection, in order that they
might indulge their favorite propensity of
course, they always conquer but large majority,
believe desire rest after their hardought battles.
The connexion would cause the strife TO last Us long,
perhaps Hnnnibals war and, though like il, victory
might perch on standard first ms hi not always
attend Those therefore, who desire IT, on account
of the AID which able TO afford, might live
TO all their pleasing anticipaons fail Richmond IS
Wing, with small, honorable II
thus Federal, let her Federal stil-and, as Tor
this righteous old county, let her be righteous STILL we
can be saved from this uncalled for connection. We
hope u get District on own SourH siDE-never
Directing, however, to our old friend Gonrhland
MODERATION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-19
YUCATAN.


BY the schooner Freeland, which arrived yesterday
in our port, we have received direct news from Cam.
peachy TO the 3ls Of December and verbal intelligence
few day1 later
The siege OF Campeachy still continued, bu: without
success on the part of the besegers Every attack npon
the city had failed. On the 9th December, the Mex
cans opened brisk fire from the fminenciaS upon the
redoubt of San Roman, bnt all the aempts carry ii
proved n5ortive During the night Of The 2Gh the
my endeavored 10 slorG the rcdoubt by unexpected
sally under cover ola CALLING FIRE Of musketry from the
entTencbments en- The heights surrounding the city
But The Me Icans were repulsed with considerable loss,
and were forced 10 retreat.
The Mexican army is not only cccimated by the
bravery Of the Yuca,anese but suffers continued assss
by assertions which swell The furces Of The Campecha.
nos. On the 25th nit, 500 men under the command
Of Brigadier General Santiago Imam, entered Cam
peachy. They consist almost exclusively of veterans
who have won laurels in many we'll fought field
The Campeacby papers mention the names of $40 Mex
deserters who are now attached 10 the army Of
Yucatan.
The Mexicana,'it wauid appear, a:e determined TO
prnaecate their attack. They reinforced the
9Th by detachment Of 200 men, two howiizers and
few field pieces The steam ship Regenerador had
left for Vera Cruz, for the purpose Of transporting
reg iment of fresh troops.
[.ve,o Orleans Zee, January 10.
WHATS IS TIE wisu?-P. 4. Soulhaii, Esq, bearer
Of despatches to Minister in Mexico arrived in this
city yesterday by press from Washington and
this morning for Vera Cruz, board The u S. Revenue
Cutter, Woodbury.. From The rapidity If Mr.. South
ais movement, il IS fair 10 presume he is the bearer of
dispatches Of great Importance.
" Orleans Crescent, Jun. 10.