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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-28

PENNSYLVANIA AND New JERSEY
ELECTIONS for Congress and for the
stale Legislature, have taken place.
curing the present month in these two
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A Fishermen recently saved wo-
man mdrowhing in the Ohio river.
She rewarded her pteserycr by i'm
mediately giving him her hand in
marriage.
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JOHN J. THOMPSON, EDrTon.

Free Trade; Lou Duties; No Debt;
Separation from Banks; Econo-
my; Retrenchment; and strict
adherance to the Constitution
JOHN c. CALHOUN.
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UNITED STATES
TEA EN- RIU M,
III late l29 Chatham street, Nc,c York.
And li6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
AGENCY. 3lA RLEECKER STREEr

wHoEEskI i AHD REThIL,
TIVE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale new and fragrant Teas OF every variety and style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
stamp Of neatnes and elegance and the Teas therein are 50
secured from light and that their quality and
mower will remain unmpaired in any climate. Their system
OF prosecuting business is perhaps scarcely to be exceed
founded upon regard 70 the rights Of the custom
err especially with respect TO weight and quality and unr-
vailed cheapess All purchasers called upon to return
,ces which fail give them the utmost faction which
the money will be chesully snd promptly refunded Country
masters win decided advantage to supply themselves
from this establishment, rE.
Orders from all Of the United States executed with
promptitude and despatch.
- The only warehouse in America for the sale of Hor
LiNs celebrated Black Tea 100 lm-m
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Navy ORDERS, Aug 7.--Leave of absence for
three months 10 the officers OF sloop Yorktown, at
New York.
Aue S.-Leave of absence for three months to
the officers Of the soop Boston, at Boston Assist
ant Surgeon II. d. Taliafeno, to Hospital near Nor
folk: Mid. A. N. Smith TO receiving ship at Boston,
after leave one month; Mid T. Pattison, order to
the Falmouth revoked, and leave two months.
AUa 9.-Commander VIM Inman, to command
the iron steamer to be employed on the Lakes; 1t
George Minor, to the Warren, Norfolk; Lieut..
H. North, to the steamer Union, Norfolk; Leu's
r. +. Pinckney and r. s. Trappier, to the Warren
Norfolk
AUG. l0.--Leuts. b. Shepard and Fitzaen Deas
to Navy Yard, New York; Lieut. John A. Russ
detached from Navy Yard, New York; Lieut. X.
Semmes to command of steamer Poinseu; Mid. T.
B. Wainwright, detached from steamer Union,
Norfolk.
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT.
EXCHANGE BUILDING, ROOMS 26


TINE Subscribers having the Agency for the sale Of
VOIGTANDERS DAGu ERREQTYPE APPARA-
constructed according Professor Pezvas calculation,
hand large of these Apparatus and artists
well of their art wishing to procure good
paraus will find their advantage INSTRUMENTS
Of this construction They also have lately imported large
quantity of German and French plates and all the chemicals
used in their art which they warrant in every respect they
their order Pol shng substances, and morocco
cases and all necessary materials sold the
able The following gentlemen have agreed to act
their agents, viz
r. White, ESQ., IT'S Broadway, N. W
Up. Hass Esq, Washington, ID. C.
DR.. A. Csspar Richmond, Va.
p. Laurens, Esq, Savannah, Ga.
William West Esq. Cincinnati, OHIO.
All communications tpost paid) and orders accompanied
with emittances will be promptly attended and should bs
directed to w. +. LANGENHE!M,
lie 3msr Exchange Building, Phia.
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Vol. Ix.-Ne. aal.-Whole No. 343a.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspsper-pub-
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price censper copy-or 81 20 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY published every Saturday
morningprce 81 cents per copy, or So - per snnum
postsges psd-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas
Ing fast has the largest circulation % any pdper in This
city the World and is therefore, the best channel for Ju
siness men the city COUNTRY Prices moderate-cash
in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRyEroR THE HERALp EsTABLIsHMsNr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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CONSOLATION OF BISHOP HENsHAw.-The solemn
and imposing rite OF consecraton OF Bishop OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church, was performed at st.
Johns Church, Providence, on Friday morning at
ten o'clock. x large number Of the clergy were in
attendance. Six Bishops were present and assisted
IN the exercises Right Reverend Bishops Brow
nell, OF Connecticut; Onderdonk. OF New York; Hop.
kins, OF Vermont; Doane, Of New Jersey; Johns, OF
Virginia; and Nottingham, of Maryland. Morn
ing service was read by Rev. DR.. Crocker, after
which was sung the Tooth Psalm. The sermon was
then preached by 1t. Rev. Bishop Nottingham, Of
MARYLAND The collects and commandments were
read by the presiding Bishop. The epstle was read
by RI Rev. Bishop Johns. The gospel by Bishop
Hopkins.
Bishop whittnsham's sermon was very able
and eloquent discourse.
The record OF the proceedings Of the r. |. Con-
vention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church Tor the
Diocese OF Rhode Island, held for the election OF
Bishop, and the election OF j. z X. Henshaw, were
read by Rev Azel Dow Cole, Rector of st. Paups
Church, Woonsocket, Secretary OF that convention.
The letters of appreciation from the Standing Com
mittees of the Doceses of each State in the Union,
were read by the Rev. Henry Waterman, Rector OF
st. Stephens Church, Providence The letters OF
shaw as Bishop Of Rhode Island. from the Bishops
of the Episcopal Church in the United States, were
read by the Rev. Mr. Hathaway Right Rev
Bishop Brownell then proceeded with the consecra,
Rev Bishop Doane. The services were concluded
by the administration of the Holy Sacrament,
which was received by the bishops and clergy, and
a very large number of the laity.
The services were of very solemn and impress
sive character. and deeply interesting
Bishop Henshaw is now the head of the Epsco-
pal Church in Rhode Island. He is a man OF deep
piey, of sound learning and distinguished ability;
eloquent in the pulpit, and rreproachable in private
life He was on Thursday instituted Rector oil
Grace Church.
The clergy of the Episcopal Church IN Rhode
Island were, we believe, all present, together with
clergymen from Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Maine,
vania and MARYLAND. Among Others, Rev. Prot
Ogllby, OF the NJ Y. Seminary, and Rev. Drs. Mil
nor and Coleman.
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rAPsCoTTs. GENERAL ! 4 Up, PASSAGE OFFICE,

hkH 80 SHii' NE 1ohh.
M ~ & ~
!he public generally TO their superior arrangements for bring
ing OUT passengers from and eiitng money Part Of
England ireland Scotland or Wales, in the magnificent pack
NEW lime oF LIVERPOOL PACKETS VIZ
S Shhiip EEi1RSSCdiuS Capt. Collins.
Ship sHiEERnipAN, Captain Depsyster.
NEW s IbfTK SSaPfffEn RSkGid aa.r R,r.,v
SIR spuIAERNEHR e Captain s! Woo SSs's
composed of superior first class American ships sailing every
ten days will make five ships in each month throughout the
o one every SIX days thereby preventing the possibility
Passages direct from London Bristol and Grseaock New
@sw and and S
rous ports in BGsh North America, all times be
gagged on liberal terms.
the advantages to be derived from selecting this line prefer
other and they assured that
ted up with eye solely to the comfort Of passengers.
In all cases where the parties sent for decline coming the
ney will be refunded without deduction usual free
from the various of Ireland and Scotland
The regular packets for which subscribers agents
Of each month To and from Liverpool the st It'll l3h
18TH and 25th of each month"; New Orleans Mobile Savan-
man, and KKiEsMsYr F4TF4%rSse9EHi the
Persons in the country wishing send money their friends
BY enclosing the they wish sent with the name and ad-
aont being forwarded per rst packet ar tRe receipt III there
of and an Acknowledgement for the returned per mail
are SsfSSs on aaa
eia Banks of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank of Scotland
and their branches Mess James Built Son Co.
in every principal Of Great Britain and Ireland
Further particulars made known application I by letter,
d5y 4J Peck Slim corner South at
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MANDATORY.

| T,
Of every description French and English Porcelain astral,
and solar lamps warranted grandces Of superior quality,
To the public general which the habit OF paying
traordnary prices for the above articet great discovery
dealers hotels steamboats,, shPmaster., and families, that
they supplied moderate prices Stouyensl
Brothers glass nanufacto 20 Gold street or a. their de
part of the country free All articles matched patterns and
glass order. Wholesale and retail.
Call and satisfy yourselves about quality and prices
au3 lmsec STOUVENEL BROTHERS.
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MS The editor of newspaper at Columbus
Ohio apologies for the appearance OF ms pa,
per at the regular time of pubicahon,, py saylps
that he was engaged in cowhiding q iehow WHO
had slandered him, and did not get through carry
enough 10 get out with his paper y
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NEW YORK @ . BOSTON
SOUND PILOT.

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilots. or taxes charge master and
Shoals Boston Portsmouth, Portland kennebeck and 9TH
Err PORTS. Office at Frye Shaws Nautical store 222
Water street BsakmAn Reference Of
chants and the several Insurance Companies in this city Bos-
ton and Portland. jyl9 imisr
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AGENTS..

AGENTS.
the following list of agents for the Herald where
subscriptions will be received ana single numbers are
found for sae:-
Boston, Mass ........... .Messrs. Reddins & Co.
Philadelphia, Pa .......... .Messrs. Ziebcr Co.
Baltimore, Nd. VIM. Taylor
Washington, d. Co.. Do.
Buffalo, N. T.. ....... T. 8. Hawks.
New Haven, Conn.,. t. H. Pease.
Hartford Conn. ....... y. w. Judd,
A,OanyI y Y".'...'...'..GS geo; JONES %.ra
Lansngbursh. N Z. ....... "A. Lewis.
Newark, N. j.. ..... d Smith.
Catskil N. Y. H Rowe
Peekskill, Y...... T. Monkhouse
Sing Sing, NJ Y....,. IS. Bard.
new Orleans La. 1890. Z. MORGAN;
Cincinnati. o.. Robert Carnahal.
Paterson. N. j.. ........ Matthew DougheIty.
Rochester N. Y..... "A. Jones'
Elizabethtown, NJ j.. Samuel Crane.
New Brunswick, N. j.. William Solomon.
~ Louis, MO-. Woodward K Mathews.
Hudson, N. Y.... George Clare.
Augusta, ia. ....... B. A. Holmes.
mobile, A.a;: ~ Bo9laeme'
trenton, N J. - haunsley.
Louisville ky... W. A. Haldemen.
wheeling, Va. ...F c. Brookman.
New London Con-. ..,. ....s \ g. Rogers
JUICE, N. 4. ...J. D. Loaf
Nashville, Tenn. "A. Billings.
Syracuse, N. Y..... james Robertson.
DrIuBeporL VI. -. w. Hatch.
Jackson, MISS. ......... - w. Clatk.
vicksburg, Miss Mrs 4. A. Parker.
New Bedford, Mass. ....... "A. Robinson.
Providence, T. L.. ....... John Green.
worcester, Mass. .......... Il. Thompson.
Nantucket Mass. j. p Hussey.
90 Yearly subscription to the Daily Herald, 81 Is,
and for shorter period at the rate. The Weekly
Herald, 1925.
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@Aa p.,i \ G S2rsrss 81

FOR ALBANY, TROY CHICAGO and the CANADAS
Ibe subscribers hsvng completed the arrangements with
the Peoples Line OF Steamboats, the North River and the
Rail Road Companies of Albany running their Express
Tor the season OF l83 Express win leave their office No.
wall street New fok every evening quarter TO O'clock
for the above named and intermediate places
- IMPORTANT.
For the safety and security of all valuable and money
packages entrusted in their care they have Saamander
as on BOARD oil the steamboats, in occupied
susyely by themselves and the messenger charge sleeps
the same room with the safes which all such packages
placed POMEROY x COMPANY.
mi No w all street
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- q. HARNDEN st9 60
sf-tY 81 CO.'S --i Hs3 5gyyz

ENGLISH, FRENCH, BELGIAN AND AMERICAN
EXPRESS, GENERAL FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION HOUSE.
ARNDEN CO will receive and forward by their daily
Express Cars Specie Bank Notes Packages Parcels
part OF the United States Canadas and by the and
France.
Particular attentnn paid pu rchase or sale all
scrpon OF merchandise collecting and paying Drafts Notes
and Bills 10 the entry merchandise at the Custom House
and to the general transaction any and all kinds forward
ing and commission business Bills of Exchange in sums
part of Europe.
All goods must be marked Harden < Coz Foreign Post
Oce Letter Bags made for all the Royal Mail Steam
es from Boston, and the and sailing packets from New
York.
Principal offices and agents.
England
Messrs Maclean, Maris Co., Abchurch lane London
Messrs Emerson u Co.. Paris and Hayre.
Samhe HaiBht, ESQ., American Consul, Antwerp Belgium
Messrs J. and j. @. Woodward, st. John, ". d.
A. W. Godfrey Halifax N. s..
J. q. Woodward, New Orleans La.
Messrs. }. Is. SaZerac & Co., Havana.
Harnden Co. 8 Court St, Boston.
All goods must be marked Harden & Co.
n fiamden Co. alone responsible for the loss
injury oil any articles description committed
to their care; any risk assumed by any
afhed 70 the New Jersey Steamboat Navigation Company
which their crates are be transported; the New
York Providence and Boston Railroad the Pro-
any time. HARNDEN & co.
JyRr No. 8 Wall ST., New York.
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
~ SO ~ &M
THE OLD LINE Of Packets for Liverpool will hcreaier he
despatched in the following order excepting thai when the
sailing day falls Sunday the shrs will sail on the sneseed

These ships surpassed point Of elegance or comfort
in their cabin accommodations their lss sailing qualities
by any vessels in the trade. .
The commanders we'll known az men of character and
experience the strctes attention will AWAY. be id 10
promote the comfort and convenience Of Passengers.
Puncuaty regards the day Of sailing win be observed as
heretofore.
The price of passage outward is Fixed
Dollars for which ample Of description will he
provided with the exception Of wines and liquors. which will
be furnished by the stew ards If required.
Neither the captain or owners Of these ships will be espon
regular bills Of sdng signed therefor For freight pas
GOODHUE * co, Ga South at
Oh MARSHALL, 30 Burling slip, N. Y.
+. q, and Of Barring, BROTHERS X CO., Lpool
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NEW YORK,
El.ss1SI3 SCHo0LEY,S MOUNTAIN CEN

s>- NEW YORK,
EssSsg scho4 4SD EA ssf2o6NSrAlN &C.,
Tk2yA2r- Via E, and someryille r. Road zE.&
For Schooieys Mountain, leave pier No North river az
az o'clock A. NJ daily Sundays excepted) by steamboat
ElZabethpor or leave the foot of Courand O'Clock
A: NJ by ~ j. Railroad TO Eizabehtown thence connect
Misunderstanding early in the afternoon.
For Eason leave above proceed by railroad Somerye
coaches from thence (ony "a miles arriving Easton at
o'clock.
This route on account Of short distance by coaches max
ing by far the pleasant and expeditions conmend IL
self public patronage Mr. Sanderso the proprietor at so.
mevlle has provided himself with carriages and horses
commodae private parties with the shortest notice
and reasonable terms. -
For seats apply H. d. Hope Merchants Hotel Court
land st.
Passengers from Philadelphia to schooleys Mountain will
leave Philadelphia at o'clock, A. M by New York railroad
line to New Brunswick Splendid coaches from thence arv
Ing al tne mountain early same afternoon. 32m+r
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OROTON WATER-DAY'S FIRST PREMIUM IN.
y Ola RIIRRER HOSE is confdentlY recommended for

CROTON WATER-DAY'S FIRST PREMIUM IN
~ Ola RUBBER HOSE is confidently recommended for
for which leather used and warranted to pos
sess the following properties =
is-It perfectly tight under pressure of the Croon
2d made of the strongest fabrics and will not mildsw
to inure in the least, and requires attention.
3dt is destroyed by coming in contact with oil
grease stiened by cold weather the rubber de-
compose as inferior articles used Should the
least complaint made of the Hose the above
properties will be taken back time inside Of six
from purchase and other given exchange without
charge. .
lt-Coupng and jet pipes will be attached without charge.
Buyers will that clearly satisfied that this hose 1.-THE
process Of making which unknown TO other in the rade)
just the article long wanted for leading water and many
other liquids. HORACE III: DAY,
yi7 liner Successor to Roxbury l. r. c.. IS Maiden lane
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THROUGH IN SIX Hours.

lnhOOGH in SlA lOUhS
Leaving New York daily from the foot of Couandt st.
Morning Line at 9 A. M-Mail Pilot Line at AZ p. NJ
The Morning Line proceeds Boentown from thence by
steamboat TO Philadelphia
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden (opposite
fhliadepha) without change of cars.
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot of
Courtlandt street where commodous steamboat will be
readiness, with baggage crates board.
rhladelphia baggage conveyed from
wlhout beng opened by the Each provided With
car ~ which are apartments and dressing expressly for
Returning the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal
nut street ny steamboat to Bordentown O'Clock, A. Nj.
and by railroad from Camden at O'Clock, p. NJ.
The lines Tor Baltimore leave Philadelphia tx A. NJ and
r M being continuation of the lines from New York
jy28 3msec
k&X BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
M1S%f JACKETS FOR LIYERPOOL.-Only regular
Ss.paeket ship and sails Saturday, the 10Th August
YORK burthen 1850 Captain Thomas b. Chopper will
sail positively as above her regular day.
he accommodations of this magnificent packet for cabin I'd
CABIN and serag passengers well known unsurpassed
will find it their interest and comfort select this desirable
conveyance For terms of which will be very low and
those wishing choose the best berhs early application
should be made on board foot Of Beekman the SUBJ
scribers ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co
IS Fulton street, New York next door theFuton Bank
No-Passengers will please bear mind that the packets of
TINS Line saul puncua advertised therefore will with
no dsappo ntment in selecting the above packet.
tober Wv vs. ~
Persons sending for their friends them brought out in
her of the packets comprising this and UNI
eqpaled Line sailing from that port the It'll and 10Th
each month
For passage apply as above.
The packet ship Columbus will succeed the New York. and
sail for Liverpool the LIST of September her regular day
au8 -
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ITO MANUFAC TURERs AND DEALERS IN
/ xVoOJIENS-IJeorvM ;peon Finisher of Cloths Cas-

MANUEA RS AND DE ~ Ai.tIs ~ IN
simees Satincs &c of Laight and Washington ST..
w respectfully informs the manufacturer and dealers in
Woollen that his establishment successful opera
ton and that he prepared to execute with pomptnes a
workmanship be application to the gentlemen Whose
names annexed whom he has liberty to refer He
also refers to the following remark upon his workmanship
the Fair at the American Institute:
awarded H. Mgeon for the most beautifully I'm
shed Cloths Cassmeres and Satinets displayed at the late
exhibition the Institute have thus become their testimony
perfection of the by which Mr. Migeo9 has augmented
one Of the most important Of the manufacturing wealth
of the United States by adding, tring cost from
fifteen per the value Of the cloths submitted TO
his process OF finishing and PREPARATION. The brilliant finish
aud silky oohness Of the cloths thus prepared must satisfy
the process pursued by Mr. Mgeon. Manufacturers and i'm
porcs will do well acquant themselves by personal sxam
nation with the merit OF his invention.
Orders may be left at Nos 50 and 81 Pine St
REFERENCES
Halsted Haines x Co., 81 Nassau street.
Lambert & Wocot, GO Pine street.
w. G. Langley < Co.. 81 Pine street,
Wilson, Butler Co, q William street,
D. Brigham so Pine st.
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LRunSa o1 NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR
GnAfETT3s sHREWsBURY-Long Branch, Sandy

- Z-~TTO N,
THE new Steamboat SHREWSBURY, Captain John r
Cores win now run as follows on and after Thursday 27
inst leaving New York from the foot Of Robinson street,
every TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday 10 o'clock A. NJ
And Eatontown Landing Monday, Wednesday and Friday
al 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
The Shrewsbury will run above weather permitting UNI
Ill further netice. All baggage the risk Of the
Fare 81 cents.
B-Stages will be in attendance convey passengers
from the aforesaid landing places to of the county
The Shrewsbury will the passage when practicable