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LATER FROM MExIco.-An extract from prl-
vate letter, dated Saltillo, April 2, says =" We
are void of news, save the certainty OF seventeen
of the Texan prisoners having been shot at the
SaladO and the barbarous act committed there.
1t seems that one Of the unfortunates received two
balls through his body, and fell, as il was supposed,
dead among the rest of his companions. Alter the
butchery was over, a sentinel was placed to guard
the bodies; when night came on, he observed the
sentinel asleep, made himself ready, and put off.
Next morning the guard went to take them up tor
burial found there was one missing, and having
and soon came up with the poor unfortunate man,
who was brought back and Immediately shot a
second time ("
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

DAGUsRR EOrYPE l. B. BiNssE & co. inform
~ fhoos aphsts that they have removed from old stand
No y MAIDEN lane, TO No 81 War street south west cor
Of Maiden lane the I'd floor They have hand at
complete assortment Plates chemicals and lenses
all quality to which they respectfully invite ne
attention of operators Articles every instance
Isned Their chemical, from the aborafoes OF the
hs chemists IN Paris. and their plates specially ~
their putner there residing bear their Inas ana are Iuy
warranted to have the proportion Of silver which stamped
them. Any who have their doubts on he SUD
ject, requested 70 have them essayed apio im'f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

90 Now that the city swarms with strangers, and
country cousins abundant blackberres, they
must occasionally Of evening find time hang heavy on
their hands; the best way to Danish ennu paronhe
Peae's Museum where for the trdins sum Of one 'hil-
ling you obtain much amusement as the most enthu'
siasic advocate can DESIRE and that too Of description
that i, calculated to please all parties There is Miss
Darling in her feat magic; Delsrue, in his limitations
of Kesn, Booth, SCI Benda in his comic songs abound.
ing with humor; petite Cero, the danseuss perfect
,ylph in her graceful and elegant movements; besides
which splendid picture gallery, and half million
cur;oses are to he seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12
Court OF Com mon Pleas.
Before Judge lnglis.

Bt10fe judge IhRIs
MAY ll.-Jdsper +. Cropsy vs. Wm. II. Sharpe.-This
action to board bill. Mr. Cropsy,
10 - years married widow by the OF Sharpe
with several children, of whom the defendant is one.
Some property fell to the widow her children by the
death of Sharpe. twas alleged that Cropsy got this pro
perty by his marriage and lost all in speculation Sc
The defendant the children boarded in the family
and this action is brought to for said board II
claimed by the defence that portion Of the property
referred Of right belonged the defendant but had
been squandered by the plaintiff and that this ground
the defendant is not liable. The case is still on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

WHALlNe.-By the ship Columbus, arrived at
Nantucket, the owners OF the whale ship John Wells
of Newark, have received Is 900 lbs. Of whalebone,
sent home by Capt. Russell. The John Wells was
left in the Pacific, all WELL and prosecuting her voy
age with good prospect of filling up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

FROM LA GUAYRA.-The markets were abundant
ly supplied with American Goods. The country
was in very quiet state, owing to the absence OF
standing army the cause of so many bloody internal
revolutions in the neighborIng republics
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ANOTHER PARpoN-Eight rowdies, convicted in
the court of Perry county, Of creating riot at
temperance meeting, and sentenced to one weeks
imprisonment, and to pay fine of $40 each have
been pardonedby his exc cheney David r. Porter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

A SEIZURE Understand that seizure, TO
large amount, has been made by the vigilance Of
Col. Brooks, the Collector of Detroit, consist.
ing of dry goods of all descriptions valued at seve-
raj hundred dollars The smuggled articles were
brought over to this city from Canada, and here
packed in boxes, the ore easily to escape observa-
ton and detection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

MovKMENTs-The Secretary of the Navy and
Commodore Warrington, were at Norfolk on Tues
day examining the Navy Yard, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

COLLECTION OF NEw LoSDor.-Chas. f Lester has
been re-sppointed, He was removed about year
nor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

SINGULAR AccIpENr-The ship Edward, Captain
Steel, on her passage from Philadelphia TO Monte
video was struck by sword fish, the sword of
which penetrated through the copper, plank. and
ceiling, into a barrel Of flour, causing the ship TO
leak the remainder of the voyage. The Captain
had the plank cut out and intends bringing it home
as curiosity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

NAVAL. The ip.ofthelne Ohio, has taken her
summer station as q receiving ship of Long Wharf
Boston harbor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

HARNpEN IL Co., will please accept our thankstor
Eastern papers, in advance of the mail
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- = & 80


3WALL STREET.
Tha SUBSCRIBER The old conductors Of Harnden Coz Ex
press from New Yok, will
New York, Albany and Troy daily, aud will forward
Specie Bank Notes Pckepes Bundles Cases of Goods Par
cells, sc sc in with Messr Bailey Howards
Greet WsseIn EXP to and from the ioIoWir places
Canad Koches Baiavis Leckport b. falo Detroit
Cleaveand aud hcago: also Kingston Toron and mil
Canada West By Jacobs Nothe Express White
hall Bu1linst9n Champaign and Pls.buh also e s. hos.
with Hatch Co.'S Southern Express New York and
forward articles Of every description Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washneton
Particular attention will be paid to the COLLECTION of Notes.
will be provided with Of Wlders Patent saa
Rander Safes hereby ao ding greater security the
mission Of valuable papers. Sc
PULLEN < CORP, No, Wall street. New York.
THOMAs COUGH No Is Exchange, Albany.
A. q FlLkiNS, zee River street, Troy.
+. JACOBS, EXCHANGE Count, st. Paul, Montreal.
Referenc,s-Me,,r Prime, Ward y King. Jacob Little
Ver g 20. Houshton X Go Drew, Robinson Co.. ~ York;
n mehreyi Esq Thomas Cough, ESQ Albany; John
Jas, do. " Lease do. Trov m6 cod
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Price Tive Cents.
CITY intelligence.

Ans Ho,>x AsESr Alexander Stevens. E-a.
has been appointed Aims Hoas. agen, BY the Aim.
House Commissioners. An excellent selection.
OFyIoAL Dunrs. We yesterday morning saw
Of the day officers Of police u certain ward in
the act Of auestins TIVE boys for tossing pennies on
the sieT~ of policy brokers office.
SuDD,N DEArn On Wednesday evening an el-
derry woman named Eliza Ann Mitchell. a native
Of Smithtcwn. L. J.. Who rrsided with DANIEL
Brush, ~ Clinton street. retired 20 rect about II
O'Clock A. well a. usual. ana few minutes before
u was heard 10 ekclaim Mrs Brush, Mr.. Brush,
arm dying" Mrs Brush immediately arose and
rushed 10 her room and found the old lady dying
condition, and IN twenty minutes she expired Dr.
lompkins Was called uT'on by the Coroner Ia hold
poet moriem cxaminaron ON the body. the result OF
winch was That the jury returned a verdict Of death
from hyp~rrorhy a the heart"
RoBHISo nv SKHvsNr On the e0h Of April the
dwelling OF ;. w. West, ct N Pearl ~ was robbed
81 two patterns tor sk dresses Ne valued AZ about
$40. Officer Barber arrested a coiored man named
Jacob Cummn e.. who had been a servant in the
house ut Mr.. West, and traced the stolen prop@rty
To Simpson pawn brokers' shop where he had left
H. The dlihonest servant was fully committed.
= CnILD Losr -Mrs. Jane Dean. OF 81 Bowery, is
sadly distressed about the Ices 81 her child, eir "a
years old, named Eliza Dean, who went out Of an
Grand on Saturday afternoon. and has not since
been heard OF. Any person who can furnish any IN
formation about the child will confer a favor on a
distracted parent by Immediately sending word 20
Mrs. Dean AZ her residence.
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literary Motto es.

SoUTHeATE's TRAvKLs.-D. Appleton IL Co. this
day publish two works suited to the religious stran.
gers now in our city, IN the cheap form OF the day.
NARRATIVE of a tsur through Armenia, Hindostan
and Mesopotamia, by Rev. Horatio Sou,hsate, mis-
sionary with plates, maps, &c. vols; only S7i cts
volume. This narrative is exceedingly interesting.
SARGENr's LIpE OF THoMAsoN, containing 1856
pages-price rs cents. This is delightful book,
containing much important information.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pup-
shed every day of hsyear except New Years cay and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or ao per an
nun-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publshed every Saturday
morningprice 81 cents per copy or % II per annum
postages paid--cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND and increasing
asst nhas the largest circulation Of paper in this CITY,
psrll and therefore the best channel for business
the city country Prices moderate-caah in cd
vance.
PRINTING ofal kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, r-
PaoPRIEroR THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12
" Where the man by many odds,

As after he he has got few more of those
receipts and dece led fIem that honoIs
Is hoped thai he will ndescen notice of the
cha lenges already hn that his ct of test
log toe sailing QUANTITIES Of the boats" be
trouber TO him by capsizng his
herself he shall the have the opportunity up,n his
GLOWING the wake Of VIM rolus Al the respectful rate
othree mites in eighteen, it did spring aIs-lms m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

LATER FROM MoNTKvIDEo.-By an arrival at
Philadelphia, we have news up Ito the 18th II
March. The contendDg forces remained pretty
much as they were by previous accounts, and
fears were entertained of Oribe being able 10 carry
the town, either by assault or starvation; on the
contrary, he himself was rather between two fires,
having the late President, Gen Rivera, with
strong force in his rear and in front the army OF
General Paez, of 5000 in the city, ready TO re-
pei an attack, or to make sortic In cooperation
with Rivera. There had been some skirmshing,
in which few lives were lost, but no general &c.
ton had been fought. Montevideo, which is slua-
ted on a pennsuar, is protected with well de-
Tended breastwork ana ditch clear across IT, and
elevated batteries were being erected, from which
to annoy the besiegers Admiral Brown still
of the port, but il was regarded blockade,
his force being insufficient for the purpose. The
American squadron, under the command OF Com
modore Shubrick, and also the French and Eng
lish squadrons, in the harbor, to protect the
persons and property OF their respective citizens.
From the two latter, attachments Of marines and
seamen had been landed for that purpose, and
Commodore Shubrick ready TO do the same,
il necessary. Several American vessels had been
chartered to proceed down the river, and bring up
supplies of cattle, and the United States brig En-
terprize had been despatched to protect them.
Montevideo well supplied with all kinds OF
American produce. except flour, which would
command in bond $l2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

go FARM FOR SALE-The beautiful improved Hck-
&Tkcy Farm situated in the town Of Mamcr1neGk.
few walk rem the Boston turnpike, conssn Of so
acres choice nd Of which wood land
dru lie hous The house oundrd
with cherry plumb pear and otter fruit ee toge-
ther AGILE Of the choicest nd. The builr
all first rate repair; handsome garden n front Of
stocked all Of the shfu obery flowers, &c hand
lawns front and Of the house The skory
rods distance from the house
with beautiful of and kept geasSre gIound hay;
irg good view Of the Lof island Sound TIL place well
worth The niion Of gen man WANT country
dence. For tn ther Information enquire Of KOB' LEWls
Jones ape and South street, or Of Captain SAM
l,ROv ES on III premises. ms20tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

NAvAL.-The U. $. frigate Columbia, ship John
Adams and schr. Enterprise were at Montevdeo on
the 10Th OF March. Officers and crew all well
The u. S. sloop Vsndalia, Com. McCluney,
bound TO Chagres, dropped down to Hampton Roads
on Saturday, TO sail as soon as Com, Dallas and Mr..
Brown, US. Commissioner to the Sandwich Islands,
joined her The following orders were given on
the 9Th nst.:-
Lieut. John T. Sherburne, leave three months;
Lieut.. Joseph H. Adams. sloop Decatur; Lieut.. w.
A. Jones, receiving ship at New Orleans; Lieut.. Oh.
G. Barton, sloop Levant; Surgeon Daniel Esberi,
Baltimore station; Lieut.. Oh. steedmsn, Coast sur
vey; Lieut.. J. G. Walsh, do; Lieut. j.. Humphreys,
do Lieut.. A. II. Davis, do; Passed Midsbipmsn
Maxwell Woodruff, do Passed Midshpman Daniel
Ainmen, do; Passed Midshipman Charles sinkler
do ; Gunner Thomas Lewis, detached from the
Union and ordered TO the Decatur. Carpenter John
nj. Webb, TO the Ordinary at New York.
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w. CROLIIIS.

BARGE, RACE, CLUB AND SAIL BOATS,
NO 400 WATER STREET, four doors East of Catherine
Psa.aFe Barge the Race Boat. Wye Gzels vetoa. A.
Poughkeepse, Duchess Of Hyde.Park, Sylph Wave
Mobs, George Stewart Of Louisville, Madame Celeste Of
New Orleans, &c.
Also the sail boats William Crolus Fashion, Eureka "a
nom, Star, Edwin Forrest Sc. lm&rc
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TON informs his friends and II, public generally. that
he hiss made apg with Messn q. 8. Mann X
CO. No 3s Broadway corner OF Anthony street. their PR
var om stairs the pu pose of depositng aud dis
posing of priv se all OF hi, and surplus
yane of Greenhouse Plants which raised at his we'll
va t. beauty and Unity growth and assortment, they
will passed by any in this vicinity
They h,ee will their buds and flow
plants possibly do by receiving
ton to the culture and for which Mr. L. hae himself that
his p ms ave well known in this market They will be sold
for cash. daily ,uppyw be RECEIVED during The season
10 uberoes and Masbar vines will be sold cheap
Ladies are pa ticua-ly invited to attend. ms lwsr
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A0H al FOR ALBANY AND TKOY-W,thout
c. Lsndjng.rsssaxr 9. So berth. 80 cents The
York for Albany and Troy. from the foot Of
Barclsy street, North aide, this afternoon o'clock, Tuei
cay.
The steamboat MARIA, Capt Stats will leave the
ton Railroad Depot and West Toy. each way.
and saudays Leaves Albany on Mondays, and
fridays, - o'clock.
New York, May 9 h, 1913.
For passage apply on board,
al6T THOMAS j. HALL Office the Pier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

(y@rEALerf BOAT :" TROUBLE Err .n-The owner o.
the sailboat Troutl,r" having r ceived
lree ehllens.s nom boats built sy VIM Colius within The
last SIX months and not hav accepted the
presumed ,h1t in publishing his challenge sail against any
Alright from the terra frma of Water those my site re
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-04
POETRY.
1.-THE LATE REMoRsE OF LOVE"

BY MRS. CASE.
Come back, my own departed one,--
Would could lay my cheek
Once more upon thy hand and weep
The love | cannot speak!
Alas +! knew not half thy worth
Till death was on thy brow
Come back, and tell my breaking heart
1t is forgiven now.
/ deemed that thou vert harsh and cold
And many a warmer smile,
Shone round my path-but thine alone
Was true that mournful while,
made thee sad with look and word
Oh how these memories roll
With lava track along the depths
or my poor, wrelched soul.
.l....~tt .t.t s-a,,e- 1r,riie r,,iirhi
Have love with fonder zeal;
Bu! what they are and what they acre.
Time sternly bids me feel.
Through all the dark, bewderng dream
Thy love was still the same,
A gentle, and unnoticed light,
Yet still quenchless fame.
Oh, bitter is the grief hat wakes
My passing midnigh.'s gloom?
Oh, misery, but to know that love
When hidden by the tomb
] pine to meet it when the day
TO other eyes is bright,
And watch, and weep, and pray, till wanes
The lone and dreary night.
Forgive forgive thy blessed world
Holds not thought of care,
And all my vain remorse can fling
No shadow on its air;
But by the love that first was thino
Come from thy realm oErest,
And with thy soft, low accents breathe
Teace TO my tortured breast.
Come once---but only once again
Let thy dear voice be heard,
And speak, amid my souls's despair,
One little soothing word.
know thy love, know thy worth,
And would be thy slave
Gould but open once again
/. The portals of thy grave!
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A STONY OF clRcUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE, FoUNDEp
OK FACT.
BY THE AUTHOR OF ''LUCy CRAWFORD
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01
9}tuer Stobr uu0 neue preile.
Shom Nattpn
9fCu. 6.

Sat erban unb erbdIt nod 81 . r unb q t,
Ga6e eGpDt cine SrrBe unp rraattse Aus'pabl RON
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siuen nsuev @tcbr, swet xbaren fiOl pom 9Bm prs
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10 III n Ju rrn b61fcn prten'
ltntrr inn GIentuaarn nr fOIsnbe 1re 3u ben ratet
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0ranprftGs @E'iCrf1t

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Grocerten.
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1000 Buldel Slahs s1aamen
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MQIiQon Gtle10teBtret.

erfan btrmit Dem sbrtcn utltum bren
perpHitt ketann su aen bag nun unerc G,enasSsre unr
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