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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-21


Correspondence OF the Herald]
BosroN, Monday,
June 10, 1913, 4 p. M. :
Although the grand celebration is over, yet Bos-
ton is thronged with strangers, and 1t has been
continual holiday since the glorious 18th. This
morning the President visited Lowell, and is to re-
turn to the city this afternoon and view the Navy
Yard at Charlestown.
The New York National Guards paraded to-day
through the streets, and attracted universal
admiration as a well drilled and gentlemanly corys.
Ii was decidedly the crack regiment at the celebra
ton. After visiting the Navy Yard, they will par
take OF collation. at Faneuil Hall, on invitation of
the Hancock Company. -r
Yesterday the President attended Trinity Church
in the forenoon, and visited Mount Auburn and the
princely mansion of Mr.. Gushing in the afternoon.
In the evening he attended the Handel and Hayden
Concert. Illl f.fr ~ LrI
Robert Tyler, junr is to address the Repealep
tonight at the Miller Tabernacle, and NEST ex-
citing time is expected. There is also to be a
torch-lght procession OF the Boston Firemen in
honor OF the Albany Fire Company, who have been
invited to partake Of a supper.
The President is announced to leave Boston on
Tuesday morning for Albany VIA Springfield.
The Government dispatches received per the Co
lumba, were delivered to the President at the Ire
mont House
COL Webb. Of the regular army, made quite
conspicuous appearance IN The grand PROCESSION
The Herald, containing the fullest account, a.
well the most accurate, OF the PRESIDENTS Pill
grimagc continues to be read with avldity not only
atthe Merchants Exchange, but throughout the city
generally.
The hotels are literally crammed, and the restau-
rants and eating houses have done extensive blu.
soess The Shades has been well patronzed,
and Brighams Saloon and Parker's Restauran,ihsve
been crowded to OVERLOOKING during the past week.
The Theatres have also been well attended, and
as the fremont is preparing to close, the old stock
actors have announced their farewell benefits,
which. it is hoped, will be well patronzed
Russell sings at Mrs. Andrews concert tonight
at the Melodeon.
A very few accidents occurred on the l7th, and
only small number oil pockets were picked.
All the Military Companies will leave today, and
by tomorrow, the banners and hags VIII De all
furled, and Boston will relapse into It's usual calm
ness and sedateness.
p S--President Tyler visits the Mayor and the
mansion of Hon. David Henshaw, this evening.
tanned at a levee given by Boston belle.
Yours, &c.
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One Door from Courtlandt Atreet.
49, II. SUSEK Bootmaker. and maker oil Lasts, an
sY Five" Of Ccrce of Paris. bcas leave inform his
trends and all the amateur, Of gGteasny "ehsus.ure
materials all that ectly made, aris by his master
the celebrated bootmsksr Clerce, whose
on this of the Atlanc respectfully invited Try
SUSERS boots and lasts before they despair being chaur
ses, New YORK, after the incest latest Paris fashion
Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black Yar.ish sold.
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Mrs. WILLIS, Lady of Information OF future events aud
" what has passed. lcarned esrology and astronomy
gives ladies' private lectures this science her roons
ST. ten doors Houston Blocker aud has
constantly HAND aud saiye
the ana If Of her medcue purchased gives inor
i.tpI
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STRAW GOODS

IT BENNETT a John street. importer and Manufacturer
OF Italian, English and French Straw Gosds, respect
fully informs he continues arces-
sions to has add stock Ladies' fashionable Straw Bon
nets, made OF the quality OF bsd and offered
now to tho public at reduced prices; and French
Dunsables, Italian Rut'apds Prince Albert Braid, Fancy
Shell aud mperas Vicori, Bads Ia ard splendid
ee Taseans oriliant,, french Whaebone IA article
for possessing ghnes color and beauty Of
the chip and the aud durability Of the Tuscan
French L,ce French Chip Modcna &c &c The aSove-men
III the lsess shapes particularly in tho Orleans Gypsy the
season.. ma, msr
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FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &c.


~>,o,r> FOURTH JULY S43
(tOpNTtY and city dealers fireworks, will find il
thsi advantage 10 cal aud eysIDioe
men CT The best quality at H. AYLlFFEs old ,hment,
stree large quantity OF fire crackers
and gold key. - ~ " m sotoa;vsI
EihEWOKkS BY THE MANUFACTURERS
MOhAN co Pytotcchasts, 10 Chatham street offers
ne pa oc splendid assortment OF Fireworks, superior
quality ana alness TO in this other country The
above have been by them expressly for this
ali oa f cnsapsI man any yeade IN wn a. .
70 Chatham street. Goods delivered any part
BGSn,bon Fireworks Of superior quality with Grim.
son rcd purple green yellow and clue fires Also coored
Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-21
MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
NO. IS CHAMBERS STREET.
IDA VIC ''' .aSamn Of IL +. bowel bowel.
A%auros, three under Diseas stst Of shs ' Womb
reatnent-dOips well Ii syphilis
op sa9, u ' eoDs' q SS aIs or Fluor Asu.
SSsys;, by an operation q S Gua.rrh~a
E,ysipelss Secondary Syphilis
ia eIest t,. By new Bubo, by method of
: R Diseases Of the heart Sore Nipple.
sUccEssFuL SURGICAL OPERATIONS
s Operations for ,guintng an improved method q
Il Hs% S5S Tanos" 'opfIs.en. for a.,uls in
Epcysted Tunon Adfpo,s tumOrs removed
t%s%a. ss '' moved from ii. S ss re-
9 Abcesses opened Amputanen of finger
Gravel cured Uvula removed
DR. BOsTwICK
Attending Physican and Surgeon.
Apothecarv aud Secretary il im.c
DIR. J. FRANCIS, OCULIST.
63s BROADWAY
h. pSysd be Of The ga ID that
sa,e q The for Of sight and and
suTEic operation their ecsey curing AID
s s TO v when hope h
faculty The 10 be seen at the
We The q9de having Witnessed astonishing rer
S II Sors OF had al
ae Of L eeae sne &c a
Dasesn Dunssr. Pastor of.le MeDouxsl.t Church.
J9sn rtSs Agent o.ne Hons Society.
a: Whesicsk Pato: Of the ltth Bsotst Chu5ch.
Jane. Minor. Rector Of Saint GeOrxes Church. Beetm.n
s Gs M d. MT s I s Re, NGSs
Hours of attend ,nee from 9 A. n. to 5F. NJ.
Due confederation fer the poor.
20 Artificial Eyes inserted. which cannot b.. nsuiuhed
from ON n 51nJ without giving the slightest pain
MADAME CosFEILo. Fsusis Physician and Graduate
Of hi: ely as4 Tie n, s:coes
pose ssl osse M her I'M
Many these diseases are Iceed,ngy complicated and OBJ
sSa5s f an ssss' k0"es' Of the female system to
prise, ladies on the poiot Of confinement those SUITE
ray e at her ' ls dem
mos San me ee't and the
St Sus. an Sesey
e.: Is g =; %%s'
the ety. whose health would snHt ofrH1ens that hs
ne. IA any pare
Madame u &c consulted az her residence
street, At all times and with regard
her Dsen Accommodation and letters paid
MRS. WILLIS. Lady Of Information Of future events aud
" what has passed. lcarned estroogy and astronomy
ladies lectures this science rooms ass
Ezabe IN ST. ten doors f. Houston Blocker
constantly hand aud save sute cure for
nation arat,. ..-.UN1 : -.-' isis im:T
GENIN " VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATING GOSSAMER HAT,
- FOR GENTLEMEN,
Weighing ONLY az OUNCES-PHICE - so.
t2 The Suhscribers have introduced the above named
hat for summer By comparing the weight of
article with the weight the following hats the supc
be readily seen. ~ ~ " A'
do do P.nsm. 70 ""Nse"'
do do I.ghc,a
benx folly convinced that style OF
w0rn has met with the general which hat ROSES
snug all the qualities, viz gn'ness, beauty, durability and
cheapness would be
teuton to the manufacture and finishing of style now
Introduced by FoG the Appreciation expressed by
gentlemen who have examined them feel satisfied they
need only TO be seen to be fully appreciated
0ENIN VAN VRAGKEN
ms imsec 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Pau;s Church.
sa THE FOURTH or JULY!
S BOOTS AND SHOES.
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
|. ESTABLISHMENT

EXCHANGE BUILDING, ROOMS s&H
* Ak
, uS sonsuuetsd ac prding 10 Professor Pezv.Is cacu
amateur. Of her art, wh'ps procure
ss so have s,.y
ca large quantity Of German and French plates and ali TIE
es Phns as.anss
hSe s
to get as their agcnts, yiz:-
M Ga.e Ei ..a w 1a hssssSSf Sd N.Y.
Dr. CaspaTi, Richmond, Va.
All communications tpcst pd) orders with
VIII De ft.sHSsa d
jeisnr Erchanee Buildng. rh,l,.
ANP
SCHMIDT MAUI, Guitar 'nu lecturers. would respect
No. m me wSe, OF sy pqS to @ sa
extensive aa'ornent of ne-toned guitars nhed the be.
All 4 I'm from .h. msnaiaetOry long yoraby
MUM arded BY the Aercap institute, best Gaai
arc made e; Of such material. and in such
and Sa e1sS.s belize PT.ch else to cali
nS o the pr g. They will be found lower Than at
Nj Pr En,, Professor the Flute and Guitar, beg. leave
70 announce that the above do interfere
s NJ al, % nue. 1
TO COPPER-PLATE q MUSIC PRINTERS,
AND PUBLISHERS, &c.
eight asn and h. CT Ha
They will b sold at price
@si im.r 1.ppp Is Corsnat street. e. new New York.
NO. WALL AND sss BR6Ab@AY. ofeu for sale
10 Bales Of superior Gui.a Tobacco.
super. S?ffs: snsnas Ta5ses
A small lot Of Arrow Root and ocss Nut
on a poas s,s
Orleans
oOOo Lord Byron Regas Trabucos Canone, and Pana
La Norm, DO and medium size.
I Plant, sssM ana MssiIi ,Chs!.St;; ,
German Tobaceo, in diiteren; Quaiitie, and Spanish.
%,e
ess s nS @ aa %oS
many other articles two numerous TO mcntion-a offered
Also FIJI o. wafs, Boxes. Of dssrous ,ius
CORDIALS, &C
Cordiai, Cherry Brsndies VIE Btiem sc Offer. for
cee Of lowe sIt
H Heas % , r.nss'%,a. 90
Glove DO Arns..a DO
Also, Wire and stanshtors Biters and an Of berry
Brandy whiel well arhv of the attention OF and
G5o.s country merchants, and the public general
pIied on The most heeral terms Jsis --
~, TAE L0YE.s -,YE oUFEKIOK BLACK TEA
si1S%sy stcsu, and
Tss fsshli,hr.Tt, E Ch,.h,mst Nav YoT, and lie Full
ton street, Brooklyn cAnksgas Prise 10 -sn and caet
m'5 rem
FRENCH CARCEL. LAMPS, Cgndria5rls IIastrss, ae
Ice subscribers have ju,t opened splendid
Of these sroas together wi Of other tcles in
line, OF entirely styles An Inspection u them invited
Depot OF Mechanical Lamps. 20 Johp streer,
A. DlASON l.. ID SAXTON,
ms I'm &c Agent
EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS MAKER
MRS. TENTLER co beg leave {, inform the lies
" Of New York snd its vicinity that they intend give
ucon i their new patent sysc Of eutticg ladies' dreses
sseve, yoss: co Ia, ~: &C. Of every descn s,on
eftsr three hourP Instruction. Of the said articles
OILY ia the best bu. also economical
withf ut any isk :, m'sf The Subscribers be found
ten FINN 20 10 A VI aud fom 20 r. NJ Terms for in
stncto -Oae lar So including Implements; ladies s.;
md IN ciisscs .edng So including impe
The INJUNCTION by ladies', and charge made unless
complete satisfaction is gwen J15 imsr
STRAW BONNETS AND EMBROIDERIES,
BELOW COST.
MISS FY. GoDEFkoY will SELL for some days only,
A large assortment of goods in the millinery line. Ladies'
are invited to call at 3is Roadway, opposite the Crlton
House. i'll 2wsr
Nh. a
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ChOION WAIEh.
o1insn 81 very %se 1%Sf o,fs s
ps that c,n be used with sey IL hi. wnr
y S aDS . % he use :. O
where si kns md death has ua e,ued rom the Of
f on n anSy ned o
gpes which he will sell to plumbers and Others the most
jelalmrm II Brood street
sssT rsEmTM
any parpo;es for which leather uscd and warranted
ii isiaesss ass1 under p,.,.ur.
Si' H' sss
grease nor BY ssd weather the ubS: De-
The least complaint be made d. Hose, no. possss
side OF SIX month. from its purchase, end other gwen In er
.a cOYSss AID I. pipe. yin be attached ui,hoq. charge
T tbs article long wanted 20 ssapg Spd other
ji7lm- successor to RoIbar1 l. II &. IS MainenLsne
SEA BATHING AT DEAL-Th. suescr Der respectful
oos s 70 s. S Nav YG @ he h.
proSety Of Coolies. dsesa when
1ee &c sa ann Sc n % ~, O hs TsseDSn
aod BEING ing o 20 pay sss s'pSa the
thankis for past iaSo he hercoy ccadJes,y .nics hnc
b bosf sRie SaSsry jun 10, 49, ils w.a
Yss a: ss - ise Of i s. SRSs
the Wine and Liquor trade his old
81 and %
Of the best qaany, yntases aud brands, which he will sell BY
he blel aon, By the d0zen He has also for sas
fine French Vinegar. Olives Capers, &c
He begs sso 20 recommend 70 the favor Of the pm Bile hi
eonmod'ous saloon, where he keeps con,apy hind III,
fpes ya.,achu,os Bay oy,;:n fre,h pchledl HIS bar
fur shed with capital Chshiis, Sumur pauere, Barsac
Cbamben'n, aud Champagne wines A esld collation.. l.
Frtrciire, every evening"
Famine. ,lpred order with oy.tc,, wine, SIC rn,c linz,
ITO THE tUBLiC.-Ihe pIopristo of the House Ne. s
oa strcet, known Pe,rals Saloon, returns HIS
eere thn ali those who have pleased favor him
with tseir patronage at his former place Of bus,nss
and takes h occasion TO inform that
opened his saloon above which he will bear compa
with any similar establishment ia the city aud where
ALSO by unrcnitted ateson tog, ther wi determine
10 he surpassed the catering ne he hopes
continuance OF hat and for which neither
expense have been spared. DAVID PEARsALL.
Je Is I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03
Appointments, &C., at Washington.
SneriaI Correspondence OF the Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday Night, March l.
This has been busy and noisy day ia the House.
The Senate has aborcd most diligently, sitting
steadily from ten o'clock in the morning till seven
in the evening. Alarse number OF bills, both pub
lie and private were disposed of by the Senate to-
day. and believe there will be but few los, fer
wan, OF time, as is usual at the close of a short
session No disposition has been made OF the va
rious nominations peading in the Senate. Every
body i, on the qui rirs in regard to them, and
those cxpcc.ed 10 be made before the Senate ad-
journs. 1t seems tha, Mr. FORWARDS premature
resignation has thrown all the Captains arrange
ments ia,o confusion, for Mr.. SPENCER, who was
to 60 into the Treasury dares not tru.. himself IN
the hands of the Senate. ii Is now constituted,
50 that some other person must De selected tor that
place TO serve at least until Congress shall! have
adjourned.
The lntellisencer stated this morning that MIR.
FORWARD had withdrawn his letter of resignation
Tor the present, but that staemen, is known to be
incorrect. The resignation has not been with
drawn, nor will it be. II Is generally believed
that MIR. CUSHING will go into ,he Treasury, and
that his nomination Will be sent in to-morrow :
but whether this arrangement is to be permanent,
ouy to help Mr.. SPENCER out of the dliicul,y,
cannot be easily determined at present. II Cush.
lsG is TO remain in the Treasury, WEBsTER must
walk the plank; fer two Cabinet officers from oae
State will never answer, (uuless, indeed, they De
both from Firgtat., for that SlaIe has pre-
scrptive right to any thing and every thing in the
way OF ofiice.)
1t is said BY many tha, CUSHING will be trans
ferred from the Treasury 10 the State DspartmeA,
Gene iato the Treasury according to lhe orig snsl
design, and the PoRTEs interest IN Pennsylvsnis
De secured By the b-stowz zieni of the War Depar,-
ment Another version IS, that CUSHING will be
transferred from the Treasury to the Navy Depait-
rsent. and UrsAuR to ihe Department of STATE.
WEBSTER going out to grass, or wherever they can
hhd place for him. This however, is hardly pro-
bebie, inasmuch as the transfer from the Treasury
TO tiie Navy Department, would be step down
wards in office 10 which an aspiring gentleman
like Mr.. CusHlSG would no, willingly submit.
The nomination OF Mr. WISE has not vet been
acted uron farther than It's mere reference to the
Committee of Foreign Affairs. Il seems 10 be the
general impression that he viii be confirmed,
though j, Is difficult 10 discover any good reason
why be should not De promptly rejected. The
man does no, possess any one qualification for
such pest. He has neither learning, diplomatic
talent, nor /. knowledge Of the usases of rchaed
society. But he has earned his reward.
Mr.. WEssTkR is very desirous the. Congress
provide foF SPecisi Mission TO England; bus II
will no. be done. MAsHA1rAS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03
Ctr fNtelliaenee:

THURSDAY, March ?.
u. S. DISTRICT CouRT.-Before Judge Belts
The Grand Jury came into Cour: with true bill agains
James Shepherd, charge OF counteriei'ins the Gin OF
the Un!.d States
On mo,su Of Mr. Price the trial of Abraham Thompson
for abandoning seaman foreign port laid
uil neII term.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-The March term conmen-
mences on Monday mex, with The Argument Caendar.-
rhs Trial Ca,endar will be taken up on The succeeding
Monday. All notes OF issue Must be ned OF before
Monday. oih insi.
COURT or CoAMoS FLEAs.-Before Judge
uLsHoErF.R.
john Pe.:rs vs. Peter Bsad4y aud otserJThe Jury re-
u1oe Yesterday sealed verdict but the pias'if dccErd
ering his being called, s"e understand the
verdict deie ndant and non suIt was entered
George Bruce a.d JIp1i Susep Ba.te feid Ceaes
r,Gr--I I.fG,ci iUs plaintiffs, S1Si ~
MAINE CouKr.-Betore Judge HAaMoND.-
Tsor,a; Sells vs. Carstepser y. Srneer.The plaintiff
engaged with aeie#daal tan nour merchant
s,re+t porter, 10 attend 10 Tie receipt anu de
livery oil ur The !ectness OF The brais Ic lie Ie
r,yrt s.u per June 10 DECEMBER bu contends
that nc cnlu.d 10 $,u bring, aeslon. M Sfel-
Ger ayris that Sells ami requested employ rlent al
any price pleased 10 give AID lie discharged Eain
20 S,ske t h.n, 10 waom he lave SO, and lsirh
'. a. made TIA, shouli be the prce M T.
H. Hsr,es stated that he had given $s1 las. bis
head porter. Verdict Tor painif, Sos-
PoLlcx OrFlcE.-LaRckNr or HORSE ASD
w.GoN--A named Hrnry hazard, who gave The name
William Anderson, aad said he resided al NJ lae An,!tS
street., en- Tuesday last hired horsc sna wagon 10 60
lie Said Ratar Yohvie, 10 rcturu n O'Clock The
.srpr ai,errco As be had rstErned at 81 O'Clock The
ensuing niornlng seafch made cf him ID Anity sife
but 10 ssch number he gave his residence Was 10 be
found street He then sought at Harrrcs, AT
Yorkvlie tut had no, been hese. M Rooney, with On
Ger A=1snder Parker, thea crossed Long Island.
FLUSHING tound buffalo robe that HsItrd bad e with the
,anSiioru his eeAocing, and proceeding Cois
Spfilg Suffolk County there oerd The Eorse AID wagon
..setAer wh Hazard and irnise he called b.. ws
The wroic oeagh TO The Upper Police Once, sheir
s1srt The sea.sle also, wLo gave Ihe
several Mary Ann Allison aEd Asry Louisa H.z
ard committed Charge o. hariss siecn saert
uorth 81 from hoase Noah TecapAins where kersv
.n.i Hazard had hSar.ed, and ioaad hr. Iass
ahieh had b-ra detained sr isan-psyment OF hoatd.
II We woalt direct the attention OF all WHO believe
Vegetable Die; eoodueive health than an, Other
II the advertisement OF New Temperance House On the
Grsham Syseu The location of the H,ase Is very pleas
q, and cosverien,, and is advantages Unsurpassed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03
Clay Meeting, sc. in philadelphia.
CORR -.nnrdence Of The n Y Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, March pm
The meeting last night Of the friends Of HENRY CLAY
Of Tn. large and spirited affairs OF the krd
ever Witnessed Itwas composed in grea. measure
the bone, and industrious porlon ct our community al
rager and anxious Tor the performance Of their duly Toward
that grca, Statesman, in whose be bali hey cSncef 'De
strongest enthusiasm The large Immediately above
tie Clay Club Reading Reom al The norhwest corner oil
Fifth ard Chssnus.ree,s, filed almost sufocaloa
SAMUEL T.. CpoPER ESQ presided and the talented Ed9o
OF the Inquirer, Robert Morris, Esq acted as secreay
Joseph Il. Chandler, E.e Immediately arose and is' oe
lore lhe meesg Rete account OF the cuts as
BY the hig Delesa from the City and County IN a"
dance the late Harrisburg Convenuon. The report "n
Enthusiastically reccrei, whilst the remarks oil M 0od
er eloquent aud patriotic.
Spirited speeches were made by Cen saiIH, jugs
CONRAD, JoaS ScofiELD, 81. NCHIcHAEL, ). II. CaAsp
LEh, J. :. WALLACE, and others
After which, motion of JoAS Ely, soldier OF she he
vouon the meeting adjourned with three eteefs Tor ht
sr Clay.
The business al the Stock Market to medium a.
tent, prices without mste1is! change Our Bank e'o
generally are on The ncrea,e, while State Loans arc &C
psecaiing.
have heard from several responsible sources .saus
Banks OF this City, upon than one occas'on na'e
fused receive deposit, specie fnnds-aiedglns ma
they actually had kzn9 han they tner nhdth w.
yitl". Thsi certainly strange talk, and be pfods
i've OF no possible good .,..
a conniiuev et Conference has been appointed 10 He
Legislature inTealioI 10 the dicuy existing betsesnp
tao Roase, rcis TO the bill provoking or the paysen
OF the ntsre. The State Debs which the House lsieS
to<s amendments, Rather poor sgE fts@'
poor eIediiost
The weather OF to-dsy,i exceedingly cold ard baas'
nsdscideaiy OF tie pisrcIrg days We ba's aas
aurins Sae whole winter The thermometer, at 7oe0e'
sAi> a.ornlng s;eoi al Is, as = this atsrnoon, ,1a
There Is complete dearrh OF local news al pfeen.I
city, and or The numerous lectures fssp
wI-ai siafd a-d cI1enS would oe'"
order While sasy The many leSure bouss ,hey nos Z"
Joy. barIsA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03
.. suPsEME CoEKr-MAscH !, 1875.

NaS2 n A. Counoe II. Bradley al, is error " ~
Cncut Court the UHlteu Ststcs ior sstilnsstou
Mr.Ips Dsn.ei dei,srsed The imam OF hs Coa' s
rrrsns the Judgement OF i!e said LReun Coan ,ea,
Cause, cvss, AID temeadlns or yeaie
{ u,,.
No 45 Tae Bank Of the United States et al sfpfia
DAVID Peiris's hrirs The sEsans>ni CT tps 80
commenced by Cen JONES for he sppe4saa;', a
naued Dy Ms. COKE for lbe aIpeiees. a ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03
Court Calendar Thi. Dry.

CoMMos PLEAs.-Nos. 46, 81, 2S, So, 81, 26,
45, ~ 95, Sc, %.
The CIRCUIT COURT will commence on Monday
next, The following is the Calendar for that day
Nos. 49, 97, 66. 14l, 90, IA, l53, 1873, 143, l5l,
l54, 156, l57, l53, l59, l60 l6l 81, laS, ll8.
lOs S5 95, l52, 67, SO, 1872, l3a, l46. le, l25,
I3s. l55, l29.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

gr For Literary Noees Of the Knieser6"essr anu 70.
,.tey, and Letter from MIR Websse see tSs dse'
II For fine Poem on TIE Wiad 6y oeo' Lhnt ano
Commuuica,:on concerning Abnss as "e's Gus eee Ad
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03
~ IT.. r,,.lI;cencer s,v. that Mr. F.,

u The IR,elligencer says that MIR. FORWARD
is no longer Secretary OF The Treasury his resi-.
na,ion having taken effect on Wednesday. Nc.
Clin,ock Young. Esq, Chief Clerk in the Depart.
men, discharges the duties of the Office ill the aD
no,o,mcnt OF a successor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

mr. We bsvs made arrangements 10 have our Cfy SaD
.cr bers 10 the WEEKLY TR1BUNE regularly served a.
sher residences by leaving notice oHcess
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03
For The Tribune.

For he Tribune.
Fe~ persons are aware the great advantages derived
lto bathing 10 sea oi fresh spring water.
Tee connioa mpre sion is, that e,n wtel PuIhes The
body easily the oher IL IS taken tor q aIi-c that
the lcr .er is better IN every i.spec,
Never was spppositon for iftresh
boz when used, 10 lroauce psrspraton,
does mol remove The secrrloas which FIJI the and
clog the activity the natural functions aud ii hat so
srea, the .eaIst and poo,;raon produc, by thai
!oog oeio:e the system reSans It's pre,:caS wsor
Wua sali the Is very aiHcreIti al the
very mouenI whea aud more scriect discharge i
eff c,ed the pores the tonic properties OF the water
taken up by the soso beL h,rccing and nvsorang
the whoe frame.
cave been practical physician since TIE 1875 and
have made bath OF hot Ia
week or ci,ener, and TO il attribute, IN great degree.
my uain;efsup p,ed good health 10 this custom.
have qu,nIiy remained in the bath Tor hour and
,treeousrt te. wiihou, feeling Sron
GER an. Better than when went in and have known
ps,ien,s hnd in many affections OF .be human frame
lie. which they had long sought unsueoesiey from ether
sources would ~ remark, in coacusion thai baths
where hu the pprcs salt water Can he used nd where
every attention and ai be found, can be obained
d, ,he Fulton Ferry, the Bnokyn side and 10 all who
,esord the. health the srss importance sincerely
recommend the hot sal, water Bs;as t') Mepicrs