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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-05

NAvAL.-The soop of war Saratoga, Capt Tat
nall, is expected to arrive here in day two, from
Portsmouth, 10 sail at the end of the month, as the
flag ship of Commodore Perry, for Africa. The
soop of war Decatur will probably accompany her.
Capt. Cooper has received orders to proceed to the
Mediterranean to relieve Capt. Spencer, of the Co.
lumbia, who will return home on account OF ill
health.
Capt Isaac McKeever has been ordered to hold
himself in readiness for the command of the indie.
pendence soon relieved from his duties as
member of the Naval General Court Martial, now
sitting this station. II is understood that the ship
Levant and brig Truxton, both al Norfolk and Early
ready for sea, are destined for the Mediterranean.
ORpERs.-Feb. 22-Purser C. O. Handy, furough re-
IL months Prof D. Bradford frigate Brandy wine
Norflk 2s-Csptan s. H. stringham, detached from the
command Of the ship Independence. 2-The commander
and other officers Of the ship Decatur detached with leave
Louis Norfolk. Lieut.. g. w. Harrison rec. ship New
Orleans Lieut. J. Sanford leave Of absence until Sep
sion to attend naval school, Philadelphia 25-Md c. P.
Jones, frgate Brandywine, Norfolk. Capt D. Cooper
command Of ship Of the line Columbus in the Mediter
raneaH vice Capt w. A. Spencer relieved at his
quest. Comm'r II. N. Page, command of ship Levant.
Lieut.. w May order to SCH Wave, revoked and to ship
Levant, Norfolk Lieut. r. g Robb ship Levan Norfolk.
Lieut.. H. Ed, Jr, sch. Wave, Norfolk P. Mid w. B..
Beverly receiving ship, Norfolk as acting master p.
MO. u, D. hugsr' ac,g master steamer Union.
Henry Wslton. Gunner.
"THE AMERICAN IN EGYpT."-D. Appleton a. Co
has published No. Of the American in Egypt"
and it is for sale at the Herald Literary Depot
price only Is cents. Three additional numbers
complete the work. Few works have been more
popular than this Of Mr. Cooley notwithstanding the
high-handed attempt to suppress the work, owing to
the author having drawn occasionally upon the pc
culiarities and eccentrcies of European and other
travellers he has met by the way. We are told the
characters themselves are drawn true to the life"
The plates. which are numerous, being more than
one hundred in number, are admirably designed and
executed, and add much to the interest of the work
PARK THEATRE ClRcus.-Mr WEIGH, the popular
proprietor OF this highly successful establishment,
taxes beneht tomorrow evening, and attractions
OF extraordinary briliancy and magnitude are pre-
sented for the occasion Dursg the short but
remarkable career Of this gentleman in New York.
he has so deeply and firmly established his character
upon the minds OF the community, as caterer for
popular amusement, that the impression cannot
soon, If ever, be totally eradcated. Tomorrow
night, therefore, let his friends and the public
generally turn out nasss, and give him bumper
that will make "Old Drury" remble to the very
foundation.
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Error Corrected.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

SIR
In your paper of this day, under the head of
"Money Market" ii lis stated that the Bank of Kin
ing Company $4,000 of Michigan stock. So far
from this being correct, bought for the Bank Of
Undertook from very respectable mercantile firm
of this city, $4,000 Of that stock at par, and 1t was
received direct frem the State of Michigan by the
sellers or their correspondents in Michigan. The
bank officers have corresponded with the Governor
and Treasurer of that State the subject, and is
fully admitted that this stock is undisputed, the
State having received value for it.
Yours, &c. M. MYERS,
One of the Directors OF said Bank.
Is WALL STREET. March 4, 1913
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DauhHuPI AhSts
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK

Creditortof James Conner, type founder; Henry p.
Riel auctioneer Octavius Longwerth, sationer, Will
lamsburg; Edward Cheney, commission merchant Brook
Ign; Hyman Brunswick, mechanic and clerk Alexander
Pabsr gardener George w. Ralph, merchant; Corns L.
Purdy builder; VIM. Penny, merchant; Henry Packard,
shpaster; George sanderson oil merchant, Brookly
Roswell Miner com. agent Howett Clark stove maker;
VIM. Kennedy Ridgby, hater James Bergen, broker;
Jacob Connery carpenter, Brooklyn; Henry b. Cook,
weigher; John 8. Coombs, u. s. measurer.
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EUGENE SUrLTvAN.-Judge Ingraham has refused
to discharge him, and has iremanded him back to
duty again.
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General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cards-Bills, &c.
To the Business Public.

Having now nearly completed one of the most spend
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized
this city, ready to print books, pamphlets card
bills and all kinds of useful and elegant printing tn
most moderate terms, and for cash payments.
This Office we Rave fitted up at a great EXPENSE
types presses and materials Of all kinds We have arc,
dy executed work to the amount Of sevepl thousands
dollars end are still busy printing some Of the most beat
fu articles ever ssuel from the press Lady's Mag
zine called the "Anrr" is printed in this Office and
acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazn
in the country. The beautiful typography of the Ne
YoRx LANCET is well known.
All applications for printing will be made to Ma Jesrr
ELLIOTT the Manager, at the ONCE Of the Herald-or
stairs in the printing office, entrance ct 81 Nassau
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRrEToR HxRALD 0ErERAL PRIrrrro OrFrc|
North West Corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets.
NEw YoRH, 10th Sept, 1912,
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One OF Inc Dlrcct0rs OF SAID Dunk.
l8 WALL STREET, March 4, 1913.

STEAM SHIP GREAT WESTERN This is the re
gular day for the arrival OF the Western she will
therefore, probably, make har appearance. Thi
is her twenty second day from England.
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SIR CHARLES BAeoT gentleman was very
low on the 25th ult. He is not expected to live
much longer.
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Arrivals.

AsroR.-Hon. A Marshall, NJ c.. Maine; Hon. William
Pitt Fessenden, NJ &C., Maine Mr.. Marshall proceeded
directly through; Mr. FessendeH remains still in
AMERIcAr -Hon Fernando Wood, NJ. c. from WASH
ington; Col Crane u. SAL Gen. Williams, Norwich.
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HARVARD CoLLEeE.-The Rev. Hosea Ballon
takes the place of the hev. DIR. Charming, in the
board of overseers.
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Inc iobbies were full Of "every body" Nearly
eesSsy member was on his legs, all shouting out,
cornn,;.sI, Chairman, Speaker, move we 60 into
go on-take a vote-No. Marshall. you'd better
H. On win your speech-I move we have song
shad melm Snyder, you'd better bring up your
repeallt-order- Observation-Disclosures wbole-oo on
MEMBER move we adjourn
SEVERAL VoIsEs-No, no, no, no-Yes. 20 on
d-n II, sit down.
message from the President of the Tinted.
States was then amended.
THIS Uds message stating that he had SIGNED the
Bill to repeal the Bankrupt Bill. 80
The same scene commenced again Every hodv
seemed talking at once, several questions were mi
and nobody could understand word News came
in from the Senate that that body had rejected the
nomination OF Wise "a to L. and also that Of Cush-
ing n to 10.
A resolution was passed that the President be in
formed that the two Houses are ready to adjourn.
The Bill making appropriations for Minister to
China came back with amendment, requiring
the President to send in the nomination this session
The House agreed to this
News was then brought that the Senate had con-
firmed Irwin Minister to Copenhagen, and Calvin
Blythe as Collector of the port Of Philadelphia.
Also, that the Senate have made Lieut.. Col Hen
derson, of the Marines, Brigader General, and
have refused to make Commander Latimer
Captain
It was now halfpast twelve O'Clock, and the House
being tired out, became Gained down. and sat still
doing nothing; The ladies' now left, almost in Ia
uOuy dLuouSu SOIuc remained I'LL one O'CLOCK.
Wise said they could still transact legislative bust
ness this was denied. Then came a long pause,
and several OF the members went to sleep Several
went down to take drink, some went home for
good The House still waited for the President to
answer their message that they had transacted all
their business, and were ready to adjourn.
At last, Pickens and Wise were appointed CON-
mittee to go and hurry him. They came back, and
said that the President having no further communi-
cation to make to this House, wished the members
happy return to their homes, and the enjoyment
of their health.
| Here there were loud cries of Good, good"
The Speaker then rose and delivered short vale
| dictory, at the end of which there was loud ap-
plause, rapping of desks, &C., &C., at the end of
which, the 9th Congress melted into nothing. So
| endeth the Koonskin Kongress" VIVA
Y PosTsCRIpr-1t is said that Mr. Webster will be
| nominated to England, Upsher to the State Depart
| ment, and Wise or.Cushing to the Navy
O'CLOCK, SATURDAY MORNING
| DEAR SIR
| have just left the Senate, which has Just adj
| journed.
No new nominations were sent in for Secretary of
War; or Minister to France or Minister to England
told you in my other letter that the President had
| signed the Bill to repeal the Bankrupt Law
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LATEST FROM New GRENADA.-We have received
the Bogota Official Gazette to the oath of Decem-
principles similar to those OF this State is published
in the papers. 1t appears by this document that the
art OF printing has not been neglected, they having
determined to use the books printed at Bogota: in
preference to the French and English editions I'm
migration has increased to great extent since the
termination of the war. 1t would seem only to re-
quire population to make this productive and favor
ed country the richest in the world, its resources
being apparently unlimited, and only requiring
hands to bring them out. Venezuela having de-
clared Maracaibo free port for such goods are
destined tor New Grenada, the favor has been reci
procated by opening in like manner the port of
BOnaventura on the Zulia river. The Council of
Government have recommended the Executive to
sanction the application for rebuilding and repairing
the walls OF Panama, probably with view to
strengthening this point lest it shoad fall into the
hands OF the English or French, on the canal being
opened, we find under the same date, that the
Council recommend establishing certain rules for
municaton by canal across the isthmus There
can be no doubt that 1t Is with view to the open
ing this channel of trade that France has occupied
the groupe of Marquesas islands lying off the coast,
near the debouchure of the canal in the Pacific
ocean; it having been stated in the French cham:
bers that the cost Of ship canal would not exceed
six millions of francs.
The British Government has a charge at Bogota,
though they formerly contented themselves with a
simple ;consul, and it should be matter of some
solicitude with us to have treaty formed as early
as possible.
The minis show an increased amount of coinage;
that Of the gold produced from the provinces the
Pacific, exceeding by million and half that of
former years The revenue from import duties,
salt mines, tobacco and public lands, has also great
ly increased, owing to the greater facilities now
afforded by government, and to the additional num-
Der of consumers
A country producing three crops of grain in a
year cannot but be prosperous if true to itselAnd
our government cannot be too watchful in prevent
ing that monopolizer England, from dipion,atising
us out OF a treaty, our citizens are too deeply
interested in all that concerns New Grenada, TO per-
NIT our relations to lie dormant, as they do at
present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-05

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr.-DuAcan R.
McRae, Attorney of the United States for the dis
trict of North Carolina, in the place of William H.
Haywood, resigned.
J. F. Cox, Justice of the Peace in Washington
County, in the District of Columbia.
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MAYOR OF NEW ORLEANs.-William Freret, the
wing candidate, has been elected by a majority
3l5
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90 THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA
red by the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy guar
anteed TO the worst Of Gonorrhna elect, OF
discharge from the urethra without faint
ing the BREATH dsagreeing with the most delicate To
mach Te purchasers of these chests the College bnt
Themselves to give medicine gratis II not cured Pric,
So each.
w. 8. RICHARDSON. Agent.
M THE FRENCH ANTIPHL O0IsTIC M1xTURE
the OF all discharges from the urethra-soid N
bottles at 81, and at 30 cents each;
~ Nassau streei
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NEw YORK CHYroNIERs find in DIR. Ins'
combs report the following graphic notice oil d's
gushing nuisance which has grown up OF late years
in our cty:-
Within a few years there have been introduced among
u.s. aclass of people, whose persons IKE he
the most filthy and degraded imaginable ana whose
pecusrities for them brief DISQUALIFICATION
These the chifonies pickers oil Pars Lonaon
con.dersbie numbers in our streets furnished with their
apparatus OF labor consisting oil iron hook
with which they rake the and overturn the heaps
Of rubbish and filth in search OF rags bones bits of paper
&c, and basket arm large bag slung across
the shoulder receives their gatherings reekngwit
after the apparently most worthless Of ali matters pur.
sue their avocaton until night compels them to desst
and for food they may not unrequeny be seen picking
houses which they either deposit separate receptce
to be at home or the spot They of
al ages and both sexes though am happy to express my
belief that not an American be found among them.
Lei any one inspect closely the personal appearance OF
Of o his
search OF spoils let the living ofunclean
nes' be thoroughly impressed upon his recollection and
then II he will not visit it, let his imagination
carry him to the home of the family and them drop in
successfully with the proceeds Of their daily labor and
deposit them in corner under the teatable in the
room, which is at the same tine parlor chamber and
kitchen and find them in every part of the premises will
he wonder that amidst such heaps of abominaon poison
ing the atmosphere with gases these wreche
unwashsd exotcs from trans atlantic cities outcasts from
society and fed upon the food should be subject
W osedses VI aggravated ana mdlBndnt
ter and that consgion should there It's res orm
The dwellings OF these people must constitute the very
hotbeds of pestence, should again forth among
and with the knowledgeof their existence shall
be able to truly say "waketh in darkness The remedy
for this upon the face of this city the exterm
nator OF this new evil is apparent is clean Streets with
themthe Occupation of the chifonier is "gone"
But though the occupation of the chifioniers,
may vanish with clean streets-which we may pos
sibly have before the millenum-what is to become
OF the wretched creatures themselves? The vast
increase in the numbers of youth destitute of en-
poyment in this city, loudly calls for some phan-
thropic action on the part OF the authorities.
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The President has recognized Anthony Barclay
as Consul of Great Britain for the State of New
VovL 49,"
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United states Circuit Court.
RofOro TudOo Rata

MARoH 4-Case Of the United States agsinst James
Shepherd eoncixdsd-This resumed again this
morning. In the progress of the the Grand Jury
into Court and brought in three bills against Chas.
Charles E. Poppee. which were dismissed.
Some further evidence was adduced in Shepherds case
when it was closed and the counsel both sides
summed up, sand the Judge proceeded to his charge.
1.-THE indictment only for countereiting twenty dimes
In the course of his charge Judge Belts remarked that
is not necessary in order to convict James Shepard
that he should have been tho actual countereer of
money in any respect he has been participation or
concerned in counterfeng and passing spurious coin it
il enough convict him. If the evidence of the Coyles
il to be there be doubt Of the guilt OF the
accused Even if the Ceyss have been concerned in the
counterfeiting yet does not disqua them for giving
testimony Yet their testimony should stand alone It
should be taken with great caution. Their evidence,
however, corroboratsd by the officers, who found the
implements in their possession
On the whole, this il altogether question Of fact,
resting the crediby of witnesses OF this CREDIBLE
You must be the judges. Verdict, guilty.
Ogden Hoffman, Esq. U. 8. Dist. Attorney. Benedict
& Belknap for the prisoner.
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90 TO THE OWNERS OF REAL AND LEASE.
HOLD ESTATES in the City of New York T.
FELLOW CIrIHEN-Your attention is respectfully asked
to the of the Sun nespoper in reference your
interests Landlords, and your rights as men.
Year after year the editorial columns of that paper
directed to the depreciation and damage of your property
by assertions the unfounded; but that very &C
count the best adapted to enlist the passions and
ments of the tenant sgAnst the landlord What we see
in those columns daily Your patronage in the shape
house advertising. filing brm full of these columns
whilst others filled up with all the efforts of the Edito
rial departments depress and the very thing
advertised But is this zeal all perfectly disinterested
IL self entirely lost sight Oft Oh no. that were little too
much When tenants instructed by that paper not to
permit bill being put their house-not be in any
the inevitable consequence? Why, that you and find
the difficulty in letting and forced to resort to-
that same advertising hich lches pockets whilst
fills Mr. Beachs Must we, then, by advertising pa
tronage, continue to keep that Paper in position where
its disnteresedness in the poor snont may
more than questionable Shall we continue to uphold
press abandon its high prerogatvests high Duties for
the purpose Of attacking private rights and the lust
security Of those rights apprehend not there is no
why should 1.-THE circulation of the Sun be
urged the answer is that your patronage has mainly
tributed to that circulation and only let determine
that Advertising patronage shall be given elsewhere
to friend, or to neutral hut not to enemy and
will soon see that the patronage and circulation
ther Why property In houses should be singled
all other species Of property and in the face of the
thens it has to bear be target for pepper nusketry
to cheaper rents this mode of warfare bannot accomplish
it. Whatever tends to keep capitalists others from build
houses cannot very far towards cheapening these
that built II 1t be true in all other things that the|
supply and demand control each other at loss o|
81 ~ ~ " ULSTER NOTES
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SuspENDKp.-Ward, the Jersey pilot, who ran the
Hottinguer ashore.
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M sHERMAN,s LoZENoEs ARE THE real

90 sHERMAN's LOZENGEs ARE THE REAL
curealls of the day. and those who afflicted with
coughs, colds asthma, whooping cough, consumption
headache sickness, papitnon, lowness OF spirits,
worms should resort to Shermans Lozenges and
they will effect than any other medicine
Many attempts have been made 10 get up Lozenges by
the unprincipled initiating far they could
but single trial enough to satisfy any that they do
possess particle Of their virtues, they get
imposed upon a second time.
Dr. Shermans warehouse is at 100 Nassau Agents
SO william street 227 Hudson street II East Broad
way; no. 49, and 45o Broadway; and lat Fulton
Brooklyn.
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The END.-It seems that Parson Miller lately
described, in a sermon at Bennington, Vermont, ap-
pearances that will probably be presented when his
doctrine is realized by the sudden destruction of
this world
"a small bright spot will first appear in the east
which will gradually expand il approaches the earth
BY and by, small cloud will appear before the luminous
the Son Of Man, standing erect his figure plainly vi
sible 10 the spectators the earth At the sound the
gradually Illuminated the whole heavens the righteous
dead shall rise from their resting piece and the and
The living saints shall together be caught and meet the
Savior in the air when they will be instantly changed
aud clothed with Immortality. The Savior will then
present them to the Father whose presence denoted
ns luminous mass perfect without spot wrinkle The
Father will then give the Saints by the marriage cove
nsht as BRIDE to the Son. They viii then be constituted
the view jerusalem and together with the Savior will
descend 10 the earth which during their absence has
been purihed, and the wicked burned up, where the
Saints will dwell with Chris, for ever ~ ~
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IRISH EMIGRATION BUsINKss-We find that num-
Der of the most respectable Of the shipownes and
agents engaged in the Irish passenger trade, have
come out under their own names, in the defence of
their characters against the attack Of the Sun. The
following letter has been addressed to Beach by
them
NEW YoRx, March 2, ls4s.
To THE EDIroR THE NEw YoRx sUr:-
Sra
Please discontinue advertisements in your paper
deem inconsistent with rectitude of principle your
part that while you should take large from for
advertising business in its columns you should to
suit some purpose best known to yourself make this
ing most base and malicious attack all engaged in the
passenger business in this city, and which you
prove, as far as concerned.
We are, sir, yours,
Signed L. McMURRAY.
J. HERMDAN,
w. & J. T. TAPSCOTT,
ROCHE, BROTHERS. & Co.