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The New York herald., 1844-10-04

SCHOONER PACIFIC OF New YoRK.-The Key
West Light Of the Reef Of the l4th ult., published
the following:- =
The schr. Uhe Pacifc) arrived here on Monday lsst
and after selling portion OF her cargo cleared at the
custom house. preparatory to voy
There being q calm, she dr6ed down, of the light,
where she came to an anchor. The captain and part
her crew up TO town. where the captain declared
her to be unseawohy and fit proceed on her voy
age. survey was sent OF next morning. and from the
evidence OF Of the crew, who afterwards rerscted
it, and from the fact of her leaking at the time,
mended her being discharged and hove down for further
examination To this survey the mate and three passen
gers all that bonrd entered their protest. and de
ciarsd the vessel to be in good condition when she
lett the port Of New York After dispute between
the captain his mate and passengers concluded
proceed to her original destination How well this
fleets upon he captain leave those better acquainted
with these matters to Judge We know but little Of the
motive oi this Transaction but those who
have been so forward in slsnderng citizens that
raudor underhaDd dealing is connived at by the
majority Of this community.
We have received several affidavits giving an er
parte statement Of this affair." in which il is repre-
sented that John Brown, the mate, was flogged and
put ashore by the captain and crew. We do not
publish them, because the above gives probably, as
fair an account as has been received; and of the
truth of the above, we know nothing.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

INTERESTING ScENEs IN THE HISTORY OF THE
UNITED SrATEs-We give to-day on the first page
ofour paper several highly interesting extracts from
9 Frost's Pictorial History OF the United States
work, which, from its graphic and attractive
style, extensive research, general accuracy. and
elegant illustrations, has already become extremely
popular. We present these specimens Of the en-
cravings, illustrative of of great interest IN
the colonial and revolutionary history of the coun-
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

THE LIBERTY PAsTY.-This party has been verv
quiet in the city, but they are now brushing up.-
They hold meeting tonight at the corner of
Grand street and Centre Market place, which IA
intended as the commencement of a regular system
ofagitation. This party OF no importance ex-
cept in very close contest, and now that both
the great parties are awakening to a sense of the
oyershadowing influence Of the great neutrala army,
aud striving TO gain il over, the liberty men
IRE in great measure showed aside The meeting
tonight, will, however, doubtless be curious, and
We shall accordingly report il in to-morrow's paper
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

CONSUL TO LTvERpooL.-It will be recollected
that we stated the other day that Mr.. Adams, of
Virginia, had been appointed to the Consulate at
Liverpool. But it seems that that appointment was
revoked Immediately, and that Judge White, of
Connecticut, has received the appointment. Our
first announcement was quite correct for the time.
Mr. Adams offered the Consulate, but recol-
lecting that he had been rejected by the Senate on
previous occasion, he thought il best not to ven-
ture again into that booy, and thus he declined
taking it, 1t is supposed that Judge White will
also decline. He is out of business, is man of
large property, and does not require such an office.
II such be the case, new host of applicants will,
oi course, rush forward. One of the most popular
IL, II Is said, Alderman Benson, of this city, the
Chairman OF the 'Knckerbocker" club. He is
backed by strong influence and would make cap-
tai Consul in Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

90 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN NOW 10 THE
time to the Balm of Columbia for the hair Thsse
who wish to whiskers long hair the coming win
ter will find the Balm Of great servics There csrainly
article that promoted the growth Of the hair
like it, Be to get none but the genuine az the eouA-
teriet is worthless Seld only at u Courandt street
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According TO these returns, only forty eight hsussad
eight hundred and thirty Ave dollars required to
reach the amount received in ls4s. There thrss
months Of Is44 for which returns be made to hl
III the increase of the year. The total receipts fer s44
Judging from the weekly receipts for time past will
exceed hundred and fifty thousand dollars This
will permit thcdeclnraton Of very small dividend
The from customs received at this port, up
the ist Of October for the years sas and 1874 has been
So
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Amusementa,

NIBLos.-The grand opera of "La File du Re-
giment." and the burlesque entitled sThe Fair
One with Golden Locks" will be performed this evening
for the benefit Of Miss Taylor Tomorrow evening ID
the last night but one Of the season.
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no. CcNsTI1UriuNAI DaAl1,J'Y Cunap.-n
ronic MIXTURE prepared by the College Of Medicine
Pharmacy of the city OF New York, confidently
commended ell ofdeDily produced by eecrat
iugsnce excess Of any kind u is invaluable rems
jy for impotence, steiy barreaness luniaas depend
iDg mal.formaton)
Single bottles 81 each casos Of half dozen 3s;
fully packed ard Gent 10 all Parts csthe Union.
Office Of tae College CT Medicine and Pharmacy sf.
aasssu strsst VS. RICHARDSON. III D., Agent
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u 3. District Court.

Before Judge Belts.
Der. S-IN BArKRuPrcy.-rhe case Of Mr. William
Redmond called up The Bankrupt s opposed his
creditors on the ground OF alleged fraud.
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TO NEwsMEN AND CARRIERS.

90 THE DAILY EVENING MiRRoR-The frst
number Of the Evening Mirror will be ssned st two
O'Clock on Msnday next, October 7h :ubscriptioas d.
the ysar $6sngle copies two centshe usual discount,
to agsnts and carriers. Advertisements on the usual
terms Office of publication of Nassau and Ann
streets where ADVERTISEMENTS will be frc~rsd to-day ana
tomorrow and Monday next until I2 s'ci'sk sun
scriptions also received above for the Weekl mirror
at So aycar MOKhis WILLIE, -
Editors and PropristA rs
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W.
ONCE and consult

o. TO RESTORE LEATHER AND PREeERvE
H. thsre is nothing which equal the Oil Of Tanrin.
tmakes boots water proof and so and actuay dsublss
their wear-t prevents their cracking and srsngthess
the leather and will be found superior thing
invented for haness and carriage tops Sold at 81 Court
landt street,
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Court Calcndar-This Dav.

COMMON PLEAs-Nos "a SO, 81 SO, 3 g. Q, IL, 49, 90,
"a, 80, 80, 4s, 6s, 70, 80, bI, ~.
cIaeu,r Ceunr-Nos So g. a. eI %, o. os o. 90, Ioo
l02, l6 %, 73, co.
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n3- TO THE LADlES-There IL need Of any
ladies having grey red hair when the East Indie Dye
will color it without trouble inconvanenss besut
full jet black brown There s mistake in its Elects,
and the hair receives color and lustrs before
passed ard at the same time perfectly natural This dye
does not stain the skin in the least Sold oHly at 81
Courtlandt atreet
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.

IL
Ocr M Cater ct al va Wtferhouse e.. al-Ths case,
noticed in yesterdays Herald, resumed. II was put
for defence that the sale made inventory by
which Griffin OF defendants sold to Waterhouse and
not for the original cost price Also that plaintiff had
opportunity Of knowing the amount Of the inventory
Adjourned over.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

0lt- TIE MAGICAL PAIN ExTRACTOR-Tht
wonderful salve should be kept by every family in their
houses ss will take all pain from the most burn
orscad Immediately, and heel II up without leaving the
old obstinate running Sore scrous sore eyes, cold In
wounds erysipolas chaps wounds piles tender feet 60
Sold only genuine In this oy at 81 Courtlandt street
Beware OF counterfes and buy only At the above place
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

New York, Friday, October A, Is44.
The Europenn News.

The Caledonia Is now in her fifteenth day
Her news, ofcourse, ought to be here. An EXTRA
HERALD soon asit arrives
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

EMPIRE Cry or THE WKsT-lt is said that there
are now live hundred houses going up in ST. Louis.
~ Louis will soon be the largest inland city in
America
The New York herald., 1844-10-04
SINGULAR EPITAFH.
Here lies an old lady, one shriveled and hoary,
Whs renewed all her beauty soft skin and dark hair
And then wss. cut off in the height of her glory,

Alter Hvlng ftc0 ages devOid OF all care.
The above curious eptsph grsces handsome tablet
the Pere Chaise Cemetery Paris marking the resting
place Of dame OF the ancient regime She wealthy
Parsenne noted in her youth for extraordinary beauty
which the late hours and fashionable rvoles of that
gay metropolis deprived her Of Her cheek paled,
her skin shrveed and her hair turned grey
At the age Of y she became acquainted with celebrs
ted chemist who volunteered to reupenze her, provided
she would marry him afterward 1hs she sgreed to do
and the Epitaph denotes how completely successful
the exerons OF the Chemist to accomplish the wished for
object DR. FELix GouRAup's famous Italian hsdicsfsd
Soap possesses the extraordinary property of converting
dark, frecked shrveilcd skin to inantine wbtsnes
and soiness his Greeian Hair Dye will turn red grey
hair to rich anburn dark brown, jet black in short
time while his Poudre Subtitle is all powerful in the re-
moval of hair from any part Of the human frame never to
return DR. G's Liquid Rouge Is unapproachable for the
richness and durability Of stint These celebrated arti
cles have all been counersed Avoid all sold in Broad
way and the pureus of the Five Points az poison DR.
q ONLY depot is at 81 Walker street, frs store FROM
Broadway Agents, Jordan Milk St Boston; Car Teton
Lowell "a Chestnut street Philadelphia rearce STAN
wix Hail. Albany; Backus Bull 2si River street. Troy
Storrs, Hudson Gray Poughkeepsie.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

CONSUL OF HAMBune.--C. H. F. Moring has
been recognized as such for Boston.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

m3- vELPEAU'5 SPECIFIC PILLS, FOR THE R1
dical cure Of gonorrh9a gee seminal emissions and all
mocopurulent discharges from the urethrs These pills
the result of twenty years. experience in The Hospital DE
ventor Professor Velpeau an intable remedy Tor al
diseases yof the urethra. They effect cure n much
shorter time than any other remedy without ainting tho
BREATH, dsagreeing with the stomach. or confinement
from business. Price, 81 per box Sold ct the College Oh
Medicine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street -
w. s. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
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Theatricnla. &c.

The PARK.-The new opera Of Mr.. Jones was
performed third time last evening" before another
large and elegant audience. 1t improves on every
repetition
THE New BALLET AT PALMo's THRATRE.-There
was quite a crowded and fashionable house at
Palmo's last night, to witness the new ballet which
has been produced there. The ballet is full of
busting incident, and has been got up in really
splendid style. Mons. Martin and Mile. Desjardns
appear to have exerted themselves very much in
producing the ballet in creditable manner, and
they certainly have succeeded. The Misses Val
lee also merit particular commentator. Amongst
the corps de ballet is number of very pretty faces
and altogether we are quite warranted in predict
ing for this ballet long and prosperous run.
Macready made his appearance at the Melodeon,
in Boston, on Tuesday, to house Of thousand
dollars.
Madame Arnault, in company with Signor and
Slgnora Cassella, are about to give some concerts
In Boston, and from thence they are expected at
Albany. The former lady has been highly success
ful throughout her northern tour, and has elected
considerable notice and appreciation.
The Boston Handel and Haydn Society" have
fitted up the Melodeon for concerts, and Henry
Philips will make his first appearance there
on Sunday evening next.
DR.. Lardner commenced delivering his lectures
on astronomy In the fremont Temple, Boston, last
evening.
Operas have been introduced into Albany, with
great success. John Cf Paris was performed al
the Museum, in which the principal performers
were Mrs Timm, Mr.. Walcott, and Mr.. Collins
Howe and Mabie's equestrian company are at
Nashville
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

N7- EMPIRE CLUB "A meeting Of the Empire Club
will be held this evening at half past six O'Clock ser
head quarters Is Park Row The President Capt. Isaiah
Rynd.rs win address the Club and give the pareaiars
Of the reception OF the Empire Club by the citizens s
ton OF Albany; also Of their grand entertainment "
the Com of Arrangement Business OF the Ciub
will bs laid before the meeting Empires requested
to be at their post. BY order OF
ISAIAH RYNDERS, President
GtGsss g. Ss.,'s w0'lD''Ddr' sscretarie.
NEw YoRK, Sept 4th, 1874.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

ay-TO OLD MAIDS BACHELORS sAND OTHERS
Do you want frs rate head OF hair for three shngr?
II so, get three shilling bottle OF Jones' Coral Hair Req
,orative. II will make your hair SOFT dark silky and
beautiful and keep 80 long times force grow stop
falling cut clear it OF scuvy dandruf Buy il only
tho sign Of the American Eagle ~ Chatham street, 323
Broadway or l39 Fulton street Brooklyn state street.
Boston; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

BINI's CoNcERT.-Signor Bini, the famous pro-
fessor on the Guitar, gives Concert this evening
at Clinton Hall. He will be assisted by several
distinguished artists For particulars, see adver.
tsement.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

90 OH WOMAN! /! If you BUT KNEW THE EX-
cessvepower Of your charms you wenld not allow your
skin to remain covered with bloehes freckles ten sun
burn, &c. when iy cent cake Of jones' Italian Chsm
cal Soap would give you most refrsshing, dazzling,
clear spotsss white rosy, red complsxon neck, arms
and hands reader do do Just try 80 cent cake Of
the (be particularly Jones' Soap Oh the effect s beyond
white beautiful and clears but mind buy where else
but at the sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham srse
or 1889 Fulton street. Brooklyn; State street, Boston,
Reader if you do not wish TO DO injured with poison
cheated with rash ask for Jones' soap and take other
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

Court OF Oyer ana Terminer.
MunDKs--The trial Of Jones for Murder, IL hxed for
this day,
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

THE INVASION OF TBxAs.-The Washington cor.
respondent Of the Charleston Courier writes in q
late letter.
1--WE have rumcr here Tor several days. of the recer.
ton by this government OF advices, showing that IN
vasion Of Texas by Mexico has already taken place
Tue rumor is premature The government has, howev.
er, information that invasion Is medsted and they
surmse that s to be carried into execution by the a
Of British influence and British funds. That the cahne
held consultations this prior to the Pre-
sdents departure tor the Springs there is doubt H.
deferred his departure for day that account It
understood that this government has determined
upon the cf pelcy which will pursue in III,
invasion shall take place That determination Is bei
that power shalt interfere between Texas and tn,
United States, un il the pending question of annexation
shall he settled u may be said that 10 settled far
the Senate concerned but it would sp that the ad
mnsro,ion do not consider II settled Perhaps they
look upon depending the result OF the Presidential
election,
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

ls- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF EAR
5APARILLA, GENTiAN AND SAKSAFRAS, rrepafed
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
tablished for tho suppression Of quackary This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing al the pu
tying qualities and curative powers of the above hsrhs,
superior to any extract OF sarsapara al before
she public, and may be relied certain remedy Tor
all diseases arising from impure state OF the blood
such scroiula salt-rheum rngworm, blotches PIN
es, dcers pain in the honesor joints nodss cusneous
rom the secondary escts 9. syphils or aa nudicieus
oimercury.
Sold in single Bottles et. rs cents oera-
{. In Cases Of hslfa-do1en Bottles, SO 80
dozen I" 8 90
Cases forwarded to al parts OF the UHica.
NJ B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers.
Office Of the College, 95 Nassau street
w. Il. RIcAAs uSsiN, M, d., AEsSt
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

CoMET-The new comet may be seen with
the naked eye, under favorable circumstances. very
weak telescope opera glass magnying but four
five times is sufficient to show It distinctly Wta
Light Of tie Ref Of Sept IA.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

OR7- RECORDS PARIetAN ALTERATIVE MIX
ture for the permanent cure of primary or secondary
dnced by an inudicous use s mercury or unskul me-
deal treatment All persons suspecting venerea aint
remaining in their system should this powerful puri-
fsr without delay person consider hase safe
after having the venerea disease without thoroughly
cleansing the system with this justly celebrated Alternative
Sold in single bottles at 81 EACH in Of halt dozen
at $ carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union
Sold at the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy 95 Nassau
street. w. s. RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-10-04

07- "DELAY IS DANGEROUS" AND IS OFTEN
TINES productive of ruin. slight cold, which at ITS
appearance did not seem worthy ofnotcs ha: led to the
most fatal consequences Dr. shsrmsns Cough Lozsngss
will give immediate rcef-hey have effected in
the most desperate and better calculated at this
changeable and cold to all severe and
troublesome coughs, than any other medicine in
They are highly recommended by the faculty, and prs-
scrbed their patients DR. Shermans warehouse is at
100 Nassau street Agen.s-22Y Hudson street; lss
Bowery; II East Broadway; IS william street: Ledger
Buildings, Philadslphia, and Safe street, Boston.
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WAvgRLY NOVELS, Vol s Burgess and Stringer,
New York.-This is certainly cheap and well
got up work-the type large and cear-the paper
OF good quality, and contains the whole OF Ivan
hoe, for 37a cents
GAMBLING UNMAsKED; by j Fl. Green, " the re-
formed Misunderstanding Il Co, New York
This is work which every parent ought to place
in the hands of his children, TO guard them against
this most pernicious vice the examples SET iortli,
the expose made OF the tricks and schemes practis-
ed by gamblers to entrap the incautious, cannot
but have a salutary tendency, 10 make them
aware Of the great sin and folly OF pursuing such
amusement. Merchants and brokers would, also,
do well in placing copy OF tins work In the hands
of the young men in their employ; il might prevent
many bright youth from falling into the depths OF
sin and misery.
A MANUAL OF CHEMISTRY by Lewis G. Beck,
MD, &C., illustrated IA most Invaluable text
style, and should be in the hands OF every one who
desires easily to acquire Practical acquaintance
with the important science OF chemistry. Publish
ed by Dean, Ann 81.
RURAL TALRs-By Hannah More--Appleton ~
Co. New k.-Another delightful volume, par
ticulary for young people, as they portray social
lie with great faithfulness and elegance.
THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AMERICAN IN
srITrfTE-Ths volume may be had at the lnstitu-
ton, and contains considerable amount OF lnlor-
nation relative to the Institution, Its management,
and the receipt and disbursement Of It's funds, &c.
Christy, New York.-An interesting work. well
got up.
RAMsLEroN, PART II-Winchestcr, New York
Will be found interesting to those who know the
times and circumstances Of which II treats.
PRINTS most beautiful Autograph print OF the
cutting out OF the Il. and N. A. Steam ship Britain
uia from Boston harbor, on the Sd Of February
last, when canal was cut in the ice seven miles
long and one hundred feet wide, al the expense OF
the merchants and other residents OF that city, SO
as TO enable her TO proceed TO sea. The PRINT Is
beautifully executed on stone, by A. DE Vabderi-
court, from sketch by j. 9. King, and measures
Is by IL inches. Copies may be had OF Andrew
GadIe, Anglo American office, Barclay street.
w. =. ARCHER, Esq, u. =. Senator OF Virginia
A mezzotint engraving Of this gentleman. the led
er Of the republican party in that Senate, has re-
Gently been issuedby Mr.. Du Puy, and may be hat
a, Stephens " Williams, looking glass manuiac
turerers, Broadway. Price 80 cents Those per
sons that know the gentleman say that II Isa good
likeness.
Music 1.-THE Hiberna Bouquet" containing
four OF the most beautiful and popular irish airs,
has recently been issued by Dubois, Broadway
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To TAILOR G

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ting garments Of every description style Of elegance
unequaed, is published and ready for delivery Those
who desire avail themselves OF the great advantages be de-
rived from the Of the instructions contains would do well
obtain copy without delay The book u BY inches
OF garments the present day with full and ample inuc
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to the merits Of the book
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
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Medical Aid.

DR GREGORY, &c Gold street, at bis usual day
- and night asyiang the mental well bodily suengs
OF those who be need his friendly
well as medical advice and sympathy that
malades called private the Doctor has published treatise
called The Rubcon in which he shows how the
forms diseases be prevented well . egTsd and AZ
the method regainng well retaining MANLY VIC
Or portion OF the work treating impotence sexual
debility also the chspers certain habit OF youthful M
melancholy deuson and also
complaints incident the tender sex will be found friendly
monitor As the various forms and
toms the yenerea disease whether long stand
ng-whehe the bones be liberated or however
ample aud competent for Of the disease and restoration
The chap,rr on structure is Of immense importance those
who have formerly afflicted and perhaps inderuty
NAV be only half well known that Structure the
almost consequence Of the disease when badly treated
when the suffered remain long without being
curdt In reference this that peo-
pie have been benefited by perusa Of the little volume here al
ready and is sold fifty cents u will be sen, by mail any dis
tsnce postage paid The receipt Of ST. which must also be
~ y po'''s' a"' DOCTOR GREGORY,
sls Imsrc 66 Gold street, New York
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UP TOWN OYSTER SALOON.
WOULD respectfully inform my customers and the public
that have removed and opened Wholesale estab
shmen at 800 Broadway between Great Jones and Fourth
streets and shall be happy Of continuance Of patronage,
which shall merit by
supplying best oysters have added the Wholesale
partment finished saloon the first with
ton Of oysters and game may always be had.
y2tsje GEO. 7. DOWNING