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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05

TO The LADIES-20O palr prime Ositer
~ boots of all coos and sizes If the latest fas n
Misses and chdren', CATER boots and Buskus Ladies Bus
kiDs Ties and 81 ppers, rood article, from 8 shlling6
Aso, good assortment Of Gsnsemeas prime cali ,u!eh
peseed boots from l2 To IS sh ngs Also Boys boots
lbs eDts gaers, BOTS and shoes of all
Ia great abundance at Walkers cheap store 49
corner G ,ual street. MA I'm. &c
NOTICE AND REMOVABLE. A AKIAULT, lately
N l68 Fulton having dissolved by mutual his
partnership for giving all his sttentlo TO The
has removed old Daguerreorype stand om 1881 Fulton
to 233 Broadway 81 story where he has Just several
packages by the French
Dasueeoype Plates, No and 40 warranted French Aero
Lenses all the
ratus He will be glad all his old customers visiting
his place.
and 3. M im~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05

moved 70 NO. g.. ms InT
NJ ADAMS FLORINE LEFEVRE-Ren,oved from 70
1A Franklin street % 20 Walker ms lm"r
REMoV4.-P MAJ, H.. Or s..r god W.. Mo-, na-
~ removed from 1862 e. 1879 b. oadway few doors below the
Franalin us- and opposite John Hiv fired
in the fashionable sty lie, he will continue the
business and will be pleased his old friends and
patrons. and others who favor him with call He has
also private for Ladies' dressing and jampoong
This powerful Extract Jampo considered thousands
OF New Workers aud heah'es articles
for tn. OF d. ndrn and thenng The HAIR approved
BY the Faculty of Medicine Pans, Washing
Nohiyp pleasant and delightful 60 through
in The hand # p M 1rp~f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

ITALIAN VOLUNTEERS On Monday evening last,
at q very numerous meeting of our Italian fellow
citizens, the final steps were taken for the organza
lion OF Company OF Italian Volunteers. The Pc
jon to the Governor for their Incorporation reg
ulsrly signed by larger number than is required by
law, under the inspection, Samuel Jones Mumord,
ESD Colonel of the Sxtysecond Regiment, and
the nomination Of officers was made, according to
law, which resulted in the choice OF o. de A. SAM
tangelo, Esq for Captain Joseph Avezzsnd, Esq,
for Lieutenant, and Domenco Altroccbi, Esq for
Ensgn. At the conclusion Of the business OF the
meeting, Capt, Santangeo IN the name OF the whole
assembly, heartily thanked Col Mumford for his
kindness in being present, and guiding them in their
work of formation. To which the Colonel respon-
ded in short, but eloquent speech, congratuating
the Regiment he commands, with the acquisition
they were about to make, and expressing his desire
and determination to do all in his power TO make
the union of said Company to his Regiment agreea-
be 10 all its members. Previous to the CoonePs
remarks, be received three hearty cheers from the
persons assembled, and when he concluded, the hall
again resouudsd with hurrasl
We have already spoken OF the formation of this
Corps, and now that it lie done, we recommend its
members 20 the kindnesses and attentions OF the
other Companies in the same Regiment, and to our
volunteer military in general
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13
NEW YORK HERALD.
Ne,y Hor.., Nyedne.aay, september IS. IsAa

PosrAsEs We recently made some remarks up-
on the expedieney ct reducing the tax imposed
upon the transmission OF letters throughout the
Union, with view TO encourage the diffusion of
knowledge and social intercourse, as well as TO re-
lieye the business community from tax so onerous
is to promote extensive evasions of the law, there
By defeating the object OF high rates, viz 10 en-
nance the revenue 1t may be interesting in consi-
denng this subject, to state the rates in of the
countries OF Europe in relation to the matter. In
France, Prussia, and England, letters are charged
bywelght, and the postage is governed IN the two
former countries by distance and weight. In En-
gland, o. TO any part Of the Kingdom, is trans
mitted for one penny with an additional penny to
every hall ounce In France and Prussia, scale OF
distances is fixed for certain weight. The charge
for that distance is called "a postage" and post
age or halt postage additional is charged for every
certain addition TO hatweight. The following is
table Of he charge for distances in France and
Prussia -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

EFFECTS OF THE TARIFF-SrRIKE AMONG THE
SHOE MAKERs.-The party papers have been cla-
moring SO long and loud about the benefits OF the
tariff, the protection which it gives to master manu-
tacturers, &c, by some magical operation which
none can explain, that the operatives very naturally
conclude that their share of the new tariff must be
derived from palpable advance in wages. Conse-
quenty, on Monday, as during the past week, some
eigns of returning animation in the trade were ap-
parent; the booimsking Journeymen struck for an
advance OF twenty-five cents per pair, particularly
in what is called the first section, embracing the
lower part of Broadway, where the highest prices
are paid The second section is on the east side of
the town, and commands the next prices Now, it
is a singular fact that although leather OF all kinds
is fifty per cent lower than formerly, that the retail
prices for boots and shoes have not fallen percepi-
bly,. The master boot makers must have made
enormous profits. and as, according to the Furrier-
ties, the tariff the tasman which is to enrich
every body why should not the 'snobs" have their
share o. the punder?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13
Decisions in Chanocry.

Before Vice Chancellor MeCoUN.
TUESDAY, SErr. l2.--Barbsra JNlisn ConUeH vs. Jas
III Roosepsh, Erecr re- and Sarah CANCEL,
shUsn this demurrer entered TO the bill Of
the compainantshe chief ELECTION against which was
what deDominated by the leg profession, musron
The Court overruled the demurrer with costs fer
even matter OF to the defendants IN the
taking the accounts OF the estate II would be useful TO the
cause.
The PreWdent of the Bank of America VS. Sara b. POI
lock and Others t,rpi,adsd NTH The President ~ The NE
chancf Bank Same VS. The National Bank both
cases demurrers ere taken to the pleas Overruled Nth
costs.
In this case bill had been filed by judg nent credno
against judgment seblor which the former seeks to
set aside an ment on grounds Of fraud The Court
Of opinion that thu imputaon not made
To bring the case within the principle laid down nhel h
Of Wonde and the bill must be dismissed. As, however,
there were wall founded doubts OF the fairness or bona
1e intentions OF the assignee, the Court decrocd that
the complainant be excused the pay ment Of costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

WHAT'S IN THE WIND ?--MoRE SUSPECTED
FRAUDS AND CONSEQUENT REPUDIATIoN.-The New
Orleans Republican OF Monday, the 4lh instant,
has the following suspicious paragraph .-"Singu-
lar Report 1t is said that a sum OF 800, 600 dol
lars in Louisiana State Bonds, were placed by the
Draining Company, in the hands of London
house for sale That after repeated replies by this
house that the bonds were not sold-it now turns
out hat they were sold We presume the particu-
Jars will transpire in more detailed state in the
course of a few days. However, as the transac-
ton stands, it IS another evidence of the gross
frauds which have marked the stock jobblng trans
actions of The past"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13
PosrAGrs OF FRANCE AND Russia.
These are the rates charged for a certain weight.
The charges for weight increase as follows:-
Eranee. Prussia
Every gram add pos'e. Every OF. add post

The French rates, it will be observed, are very
near those of the present u. States rates, and the
Prussian rates are higher five consider the great
difference, however, in the population of those coun'
lries as compared with the U, States, the tax is not
nearly so high The great masses Of the people
there ere stationary, and have but little occasion to
write, except on business The case is different in
this country, where all can write, and where nearly
sll have occasion to write. Family ties and social
feelings are as strong among those who cannot al
ford high postage, as among the more wealthy,
and the rates should be brought down within the
means Of all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

FOREIGN PArERs-Anangements having been
made in England 10 forward TO this Office all the
English, rsh, and Scotch newspapers, TO the latest
moment Of the departure of the steamers, we
shall receive on Monday next, by the arrival of the
Caledonia at Boston, large and complete supply.
Also, all the the illustrated London papers, con-
tanning the most beautiful and exquisite engravings
OF the most particular events which occur in Ii at
great country. The papers by the arrival of this
steamer, will contain matter OF great nterest-the
Queens Speech and Troroguement of Parliament,
the disturbance OF Rebecca and her daughters in
Wses. and particularly the repeal agitation, which
Is nov rapidly progressing in Ireland, is looked for
anxiously. We shall receive the Freeman's Jour-
nal and Nation, both OF which will contain a full
and accurate account of the proceedings Of the
great meeting on Tara Hill together with the speech
of the great agiiator on The occasion. The Re-
peal question, which is now the principal topic of
the Irish papers, makes the from that quarter
enxiously looked for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13
m4- SUCH A sHILLING,s WoRTH-Tho Gian

90 SUCH SHILLING's wORTH.-Tho Giant
Grl-the real Fudge Mcrmai1-six performers-splen
did Picture Gallery, and half million of curiosssa
to be for the above No wonder Pea!e's Mu.
scum is the best patronsed place Of in the
city The Manager evnces the most unbounded libersl
ty his efforts please the public and they appreciate
it. This is positively the last week Of the Giant Girl
who thirteen years old and weighs 405 pounds The
Gee Club discourse most exquisite harnony-Delarues
limitations admirable Any person who has heard
Daniel OConnel instantly recognises his perfect delin
cation. Miss Adair and La Petite Cerito also appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

ny- IMPORTANT TO THE UNFoRTUNATE.-A
cure auaraueedTh College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
city of New York. established for the suppression
Of quockery, is now prepared to treat all diseases
Of private nature and offer to all those afcted with
hese maades advantages not TO be met with
at any Institution in this country either public
private. From the constant correspondence, and from
privae betw the members oihe College
and the most eminent professors OF the NEEDLES Institutions
Of Europe all the improvements in the treatment OF these
diseases forwarded TO them long before they reach the
majority of the medical professions OF this country.
With such advantages, together With the combined
skill Of the first medical men OF this country, the College
feel satisfied that the good work which they have under
taken, the suppression of quackory" will receive the
patronage it deserves from that portion of the public
quiring their services
Terms for advice. sud a'l rNeA cine,, 50
N. b Patients living al disonce, by stating their dis
explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere II any
obtain chest containing all medicines with full drec
tons for use, with guarantee Of by addressing tho
agent Of the College, post paid enclosing So.
By order. w. >. RICHARDSON, Agent.
ONCE end Consulting Rooms Of the College, o. Nassau
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13
mtGRANp GALA DAY AT THEAM. MUSEUM

Gy-GRAND GALA DAY AT THE AN. MUSEUM.
splendid performances at O'Clock r. NJ and in the
evening No attr actions in the city vie with those of
this estsblishnent. The Ethiopian serenaisrs the
best band of Ministries in Amercs. Their ssngs paro
dies he sc. are the most laughabe heard The
dioramas most splendid No conception be form
ell of them except by seeing them. Mr. Brouwer is the
best comic singer in America and Miss Adar and Celeste
bright stars in their respective spheres The Mermaid
is great curiosity and may be seen without extra
charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

assemblages that nightly adorn this classic temple,
fully attest the popularity of the present manage
ment, and the superior order of entertainments
given at the Bowery Amphitheatre. The act OF
Workmanship OF young Glenroy is alone worth
pilgrimage TO Mecca to witness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

CONVENTION or REPENERs.-We understand lha
a United States Convention of friends of Irish re
peal is 10 be held in this city on Wednesday of
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13
THos. B. A. wElsER, No. as Centre st.

Q3-DOWERY AMPHETHEATRE-Th attractions
Of this admirably regulstedcsne Of amusemens continue
70 increase and every full OF
rsty interest," the universal feel
ing for exercises OF athletic and Hercuean powers This
evenings bill is full Of excitement and we see the re-
nowRee American Hercules Mr. Camhed, announced for
tomorrow evening Dla muscular exhibition that has hever
been surpassed. Amphitheatres rapidly acquiring
under good auspices Arm standing and considerable pa
tronsge, and the Bowery is determined to maintain Its
character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

YOUNG SAUNDERS HsRE.-This young rogue,
charged with the foIgeries on the several banks in
Wsil street, IN the names of Austen, WiImerdng l.
90, arrived in this city yesterday morning, from
Boston, in charge of officer Kelinger and is now
siely lodged in the Tombs, to mediate on the re-
suit following his few short days of pleasure while
squanderiHs the funds so Improperly obtained.
Ragee, the West Iadiau, and his wife are even yet
both IN one cell together, which proceeding has
entirely precluded the obtaining of testimony cal
calated to show the connection, If any, of another
supposed sccomphce, who is also in prison We
understand that an officer of the bank in company
with an officer of police, visited the house where
Ragee ana his wife boarded, on Thursday last and
made enquiry as to the knowledge OF the latter of
the forgeries committed by young Saunders The
wife denied any knowledge, and partial look being
given about the premises, the parties left. The fol-
lowing day, Friday, the box containing the money
was given to the coloIed woman, and since then it
has been ascerained that at the very time the Off
in the house the box was under her bed :!
This disclosure fully accounts or the supposed lack Of
wit on the part Of Regee and his wife in placing the
money in the hands of simple colsred woman. This
is another overwhelming argument why the wife of
Ragee should have been fully examined as soon as
she was arrested, and not locked up in the cell
with her husband, who was held an accompice.
Ragee and his wife were privately brought out for
examination yesterday morning, but returned to
prison without any conclusion. II is to be hoped
that all proceedings in this case of public interest
will be transacted in public.
The concluding remarks attached to the article
under this head yesterday morning, brought forth
the appreciation of every member of the New York
bar who perused them, except those for whom 1t
was intended, and we understand that meeting of
the bar will be held 10 take action on the subject.
Something should be done at once, as the commu-
nifty, as well the bar, should be apprised of the
fact, if special favoriiism by police magistrates, is
to monopolize the defence of all who may unluck-
lily happen to fall under their cognzance. Let the
old and respectable lawyers, whose practise in the
criminal Courts entitle them to preference, if any
is to be given, move in this matter, and facts in
abundance will be presented whereon to found an
expression ofopnon that will tend to put an end 10
such special privileges.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

o. BEWARE OF A SLIGHT COLD, WHICH
may lily be taken Mt this ch ard which,
neglected, will lead 70 fatal consequences The
is easy and the trouble small. fhermans Cough Lo-
zenges specific They aay all irritation give quiet
sleep, promote expecorstion and restore perfect
health in very short Tins and those who are sufering
should not be without them. Try them and he
WINGED. Dr. Shermsn's Warehouse is ct No. loo Nassau
street. Agents, ITO Broadway 10 Aston House, 2c7
Hudson street, ls5 Bowery, II East Broadway, and ss
William ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13
nr3- WHO WANTS TO BE HANDSOME AND

o. WHO WANTS TO BE HANDSOME AND
GOOD LOOKlNGl-MaDy may smile at this, but We
have the experiment teftsd We have several
lately who have assumed what they never bad before,
viz beautiful clear skin and luxur AIT hair. One young
ledy and gentleman whose skin and face truly dis
gushing with eruptons aud freckss, and the Italian Che
mcs Soap cleared it, and csks slfo changes the
color Of sunburnt yellow skin TO healthy clssrnsss
We ourse speak from using Jones' Oil OF Coral Cir.
csssa Our hair falling out and filled with scurf
and this entirely remedied It, II has been lused by Ne
first merchants of our city, who tell us it certainly does
make the hair grow, snd gives light, red grey hair
fine dark look-Picsy,sne
This 10 sold very reasonable by Jones' sign OF the Anne
ricsn Eagle, 81 Chatham strset.
Agents-Zeber, Ledger Buildings rhiladelphis;
State street. Boston, 81 State street. Albany; lse I'LL
ton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

ANOTHER PARK MEETING-The democratic ad-
vocates Of The District System of eectng delegates
10 the National Convention, by Congressional dis
trict, NEE in the Park, on Thursday afternoon Of
this week. This meeting, we understand, is called
without regard to any particular candidate for the
Presidency but solely to make movement ia favor
ofthe District system Of election Of delegates in OPP
position 10 The decision Of the state Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

Mn SENATOR NILEs.-The insanity Of this gentle
man il understood to be on religious subjects. On
al Others he is apparently rational What is the
most singular matter in connection with this subject
is that he went TO the Asylum HIMSELF stated his
r. 20 his friend, Dr. Brigham, and placed himself
uader mis- medical treatment o. his insanity there
is no doubt, but there are hopes Of his recovery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13
M pRrsroLs sARsApARILL., ESTABLISHED

ten years, and approved by the Medical Fscuty-Ihis
valuable preparation has won for itself reputation
which 10 based on its inherent merits alone as purifier
blood II stands above every other remedy in the
known world Scrofula gives way before its sure eradi-
rheumatism Dyspepsia and all cueneous affections,
totally eradcated by free use OF Bri,tos sarasp,ra
Hundreds Of living witnesses may be teen Ia this city
aer having been given up by physicians past all hope.
Remember that spurious limitations in the market
which are palmed off upon the unwary SIS being genuine
See that the written signature OF C. c. Bristol is across
the cork of the bottle.
Ifeny will call on Thos. Hogan, oOs Stanton street
or at Milhaus Pharmacy, 1853 Broadway mass of test
moDy given by persons that may be and esqured of
will be shown that must convince the ncredulous
Sold wholesale and rsta by William Berger drugris,
sc Courlandt street, and all druggists In town snd
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

g1- The company Of Light Ar.ilIery, consisting OF
20 men, with field pieces, under the command OF
Lieut. James Duncan, arrived at the depot, For
Hamilton, Narrows, l.. J., on Monday, about l
o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

TIE TRorrING RACE between Confidence and
Lady Suffolk comes of over the Beacon Course,
Hoboken, this afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

O. THE PRINCESS OF ORANGE JEWELS
These precious ornaments, valued 100000 francs have
bscn found last after and research SO
has the plus ultra Of Shaving Compounds been dscov
cred by Phaon Chat prince Of hair cuttsrs) which he
styles the Tuberose Shaving Cream. Who would not
rejoice that substitute has been found for the nasty stus
called soaps "patronizsd by the nobility, kcf Those
who shave will find this capital article for
sotening the beard, rnsking beautiful la.hsr which
gives smoothness face aor the operation Of shaw
ing making pleasure instead Of task. It's chespnsss
10 not the only recommendation which commeDds it to
the patronage of the American public. It il designed
supsrce the high priced "Apbrosal Cream" which is
imported and sold at sxorbitsnt prics. Remember it
is sold wholesale and retail at the inventors Edward
Phalon, 24 Broadway, opposite St. Pauls. NJ sAgeuts
supplied cheap for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

90 MEDICAL ADVICE GRATls.--Ths member:
OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city OF
New York. beg leave to call the attention of the Ameri
can public to the following preparations, compounded
according to the recipes OF the eminent physicians
OF Europe
The Tonic Mixture, for the Of dyspepsia, loss Of
appetite, debility produced BY ndiscrson weaken
ed constitution, and all complaints arising from disor.
dered state OF the Sold in large bottles at 81
each; small do 81; cases OF half dozen S6 carefully
pack ed and sent 10 all parts OF the Union.
The Genuine Extract of ssrsapsrlls Gentsn and Sass
saras for the removal OF all diseases OF the blood such
as scroua, salt rheum ringworm letter, rheumatism,
bloehes pmpes, ulcers nodes pains in the bones and
all complaints arising from nicious OF mercu.
ry Sold in single bottles at Is cents each; in OF
half dszen $3.50, in do Of dozen &c. carefully packed
and sent TO all parts Of the Union.
Professor Velpesss celebrated Pill for the radical Cure
OF Gonorrhns. Gleet and all discharges from the
thra guaranteed to Sold in boxes containing ono
hundred pills-Sl each.
The Psrhian Alternative Mixture. for the permanent
Of primary secondary syphilis. Sold in large
bottles at 81 each; small do s in cases containing half
dozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts OF the
Unsn.
Office Of tho College of Medicine and Pharmacy, "
Nassau street.
w. 8. RICHARDSON. Agent.
NB-The Consulting Physician is daily in attendance
at the ONCE Of the College. ~ Advice gratis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13
New YoRx. Sept. II. lS4l.

SRI am pleased with the elegant arrangement Of my
articles in the saloon of your fair, and still more am
pleased with the patronage pouring in upon from per-
who my articles there get many showbills to
frame for hotels and steamboats, by seeing them
in the saloon of the Museum, and still from other
sources. isl new era in my business, and rejecs
hat adopted the plan of exhibiting in the fair especially
tas NY location 10 dull and obscure
Respectfully,
IHOS. B. A. WElSER, No. as Centre 81.