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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
CITY Intelligence.

Lower Poiice.-Monday-A Boy ARRESTED ron
Clark the ThirdAvenue between 25.h and 18th streets
was discovered to be on fire Thursday last which
after examination was found to have been
by an incendiay watch selected to guard the pre.
misses and about o'clock Friday evening the window
OF the sounding board shop discovered TO be on fire
Brady, who was employed upon the premises was seen
issuing from that part of the mandatory His appear
ance excited suspicion, and he Immediately arrested
and taken before the Police under the charge Of officer
Dennston The young rogue was heard previously to
have said what an elegant bon Gre the mandatory
would make" and there is little doubt that he had previ
ousy set fire TO the place from no other motive except
sheer mischief and devshness lie stands committed Tor
further examination
GcN GotNG Orr,-James Jenkins, an English Jour
neyman cabinet maker was arrested charge of steal
ing double barTeled gun, worth s35 belonging James
oW,ei OF $40 Pearl street He confessed the theft sileg
ing that he tole for want of funds and returned the
property He was fully committed for trial
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no. RTcoRp,s PARTISAN Alternative MIX

h7- RECORDS PARISIAN Alternative MIX
TURE-For the of primary secondary SYPHILIS,
and all affections produced by an Djudcious Of mer
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
Alternative all other Preparations for the Of sy
philis, is that while curing the disease it improves the
disease than the it is administered for The
best Recommendation give of it is, that il is
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty. who for
merly considered mercury the only for those
plants Sold, in single bottles, 81 each in Of half
Union. Office of the College of Medicine and Pharma
cy, 95 Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent.
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ANOTHER IRON STEAMER LArNcHEp.-There was
aunched, on Saturday last, at the West Point foun.
dry, Cold Spring, the U. S. revenue iron steamer
Spencer, with submerged paddle wheels, consruc
ted on the plan of Lieut.. Hunter, of the Navy
The West Point Foundry Company has already
erectedon steamer o: this p! an, the Alert, which
s now IN successful operation on Lake Erie, and
we understand they are abou. to build another to
so to Norfolk Va.
The Alert has accomplished upwards of eleven
miles an hour, and the Spencer is expected to ex-
coed her in speed
The two vessels lately launched, the Legare and
the Spencer the first with propellers, and the
second with the Hunter propellers are regarded
with great interest, ne the relative advantage of the
two plans will be fairly tested, the vessels being
both of iron, and about the same tonnage
We learn that the Spencer is for this station.
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ELECTION IN THE I2rn WARp.-The County
Clerk informed the Board of County Canvassers, at
their meeting yesterday, that no return of the re.
cent charter election had been received from that
Ward, and the result therefore, will be that new
election may be ordered, or the Ward go unrepre.
sented for the year in the Common Council.
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rs We would remind our readers that this is
the laughing night OF New York, as Mr.. Cotton
gives his third Exhrating Gas Exhibition at Nib.
los Saloon, this evening. Mr.. Cotton requests US
to say that he has never laid claim TO the title Of
"The Professor nor has he ever used that title
when speaking Of himself
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Nrw YoHK, April 20. ls44.
Nh BgsNEIy:--

Nh bgEEZry-
Il signor Ex-Marchese di santangelo, in replying
to my just observ atoms his receipt has recourse 70
foreign language vndcate his ungentlemanly proce"
ings with Those observations was obliged to Yub
nsh not with the intention to make them known TO o ners
bu to obge him and read them because as have
before observed he returned my letter unopened He
cuted himself by ing nay letter returned
opened upon the superstition that il contained only cu
ga, ana menddetous roroedons" wbo is endowed
with reason or has any respect for his
insults another And statement of fs Is which can b.
deemed an insult The letter that ' as returned is the
published by Of tho goth list the Of
judge in there am rusar. or am.ndae;o,.,
prorocations The "nendoeious prcroeotons exist in
he dsres calumniousy to call me Ebeiry title he
should rather retain fox himself having confessed to me to
have printed them mere than once say mendacious
because he dares assert that asked orde" when
received his rough and imperious order to leave his
house Instead OF asking mis'ieord-" entering the
order-snce was disposed to pay for very thing not
being viking to accsp present of any Sort adding that
it was cot his right to expe from his house gentleman
order was reracted, and the note in which il
tanned was requested to return protesting that there
now settled say "mendseious" because he asserts that
had repeatedly requested to enter his house. did
merely in order to be nearer the theatre. say
daeious" because he said that d~Igned TO break
agreement in sending to him 80 for my nine days board.
the reason that did not any design" my part
break say agreement but from an ntimation from him.
a few days before, that should give up my room he
requested by else, who would have rented
by the very handsome consistency to boast in
words az he did yesterday in this paper of generosity
wards me; and in reality obligng pay $40 for nine
days. when am the aggrieved one.
application of the words Pater gnosee is qua nrseunt
quid acin applied by him to who had proved that
he did TIL, is true statement If all that has passed be-
toecn u.s. and coald adyse him 10 let aionr."
With much respect
Your obedent servant,
CERILLO ANTOGNINI
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MONEY MARKET,
Monday, April 22-6 r

The operations in the stock market to-day exhibits
slight improvement. The sales were not very large
Mohawk improved per cent Harlem q ; Ohio 6's /;
Canton CO. u Paterson Stonngton and Norwich closed
firm at Saturdays prices.
Mr. John T. Smith the wealthiest and Oldest bro
kers in Wall street, died this morning of disease OF the
lungs
The movements Of the canal since navigation CON-
menced has been very extensive The three days show
the following comparative result -
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no FOUND-The Cestus Of venus-It is incon.rover-
tibe that Gouraud Vegetable Rouge identical with that
which the ancents fgrratively denominacd the irdle
of Venus" the effect Of either being TO render beauty ire
sistbleand like effects resulting from like
will at once he the position is fully sustained For
deigned to become snrplint Greater than Prone
theus thou has wrested from Olympus the secret Of
fading loneliness and golden show the meet reward
for thy enterprise.
To be had only at 67 Walker It, LIST Store from Droad
way-50 cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

THE EXHIBITION or PArSrives. at Clinton Hall,
continues to attract great many visitors There
are some OF the finest pictures ever seen in this
country. Just look in and see them.
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o. WHO WOULD GO BALD WHEN THEY CAN
HAVE HEAD OF HAIR I'VE should be apt 70 think
no one but yet many do The reason is that hundreds try
every thing advertised humbug The celebrated Balm
Of Columbia does not belong TO that class In
instances has restored TO the heads Of aged people their
natural covering in fine CLASSY rngles. Those whose
hair is weak and falling out, will find the Balm Of Co
lumhia certain restoralYe At 81 Courtlandt st
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GONE TO ESGLAND.--Col. James Watson Webb
sailed yesterday in the Liverpool for England lie
displayed some taste in his selection of ship
There are none better than the Liverpool
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MR. WEBSTER IN New YoRK.-Mr Webster ar
r'Veu mere, we believe, on Saturday last, and has
oeeh very busy since amongst his friends in rela-
'lon 10 the contemplated changes in the Custom
House OF this city. We understand tina, he has
examined the questions involved. and the con-
tempiated removal of Mr. Curtis and given his
opinion decidedly against the power and authority
OF the President or Secretary of the Treasury to
remove him, or supercede him in anv resnec, # il
supposed, also, that Mr.. Webster viii nor s,esl a,
the anannexatIon meeting on "wednesday bu,
will reserve himself for some other great occasion
on which he can meet the position and sentiments
of Mr.. Calhoun more distinctly, leaving this NEE,
ing entirely to New York speakers, in order that i,
may be called New York expression Of sen,i
ment.
Mr.. Webster, according to all accounts, is pre-
pairing for the contest for the succession in opposl-
ton TO Mr.. Calhoun, who will, it appears, be the
most prominent man in the conflict of 1913.
Court Coten1ar-This Day.
1 4 IN 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

90 ROMAN EYE BALSAM-DISEASED, WEAK
and nfamed eyes and eyelids safely and speedily
cured by the application of this valuable Basan Is
Prepared and sold by A B. SANDS CO.. 273 Broadwsy,
corner OF Chambers street. Granite Bndings) Price %
cents Sold also 70 Fulton street, and II East Broad
way.
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90 PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The members Of

Co PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.--The members OF
the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy in
returning the public thanks Tor the liberal support tey
have received in their efforts to suppress Guackery
beg state that their particular continues
L. be directed to all diseases Of private nature and
the great improvements lately made in the principal
pitfalls of Europe in the treatment OF those diseases
can confidently offer toPersons requiring medical aid al
vantages not TO be met with in any institution IN Slis
country either public or private The treatment OF the
College such as to insure in every case AMI Is
totally different from that practice of running
the constitution with mercury AMI leaving
disease much worse than the original One of the mem
bers OF the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals ofFurope, attends daily for consulta'
ton from AN. to I'm.
Terms--Aivice and medicine, IS A cure guaranteed
laPoRTAsT COUNTRY ISvALIps.--Persons living IN
the country and not finding convenient to attend per
sonally, have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite perform perfect cure by stating
their explicitly, together with all symptoms time Of
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, II any
nd enclosing IS, uost maid. addressed TO
w. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ. d., Agent
Office and Consulting rooms OF the College, 90 Nassau
rect
CT. ,ba ka,-
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NJ- 1T is MELANCHOLY TO CONTEMPLATE
the number of exqusitvely moulded faces beamng with
grace, loneliness and intelligence yet married by pimples
other defect of the skin cake ofD Felix Gourauds
Italian indicated Soap will rapidly all these defects
We refer you several Of most esteemed citizens
who have been cured by the above Medcaed Soap Buy
where else but at 67 Walter street first store from
Broadway--50 cents a cake-and Milk street. Boston ;
keepse; Myers, New Haven 4. c. Ferre, Middletown,
Er
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

O. DIR. SPOHN'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY,
warranted to cure any case (eher nervous or bous).
At 81 COurtandt st.
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300 Subscribers, five dollars each-ThOse
splendid Articles belonging tn mad. SUIT
ton,

splendid Articles belonging to mad. Sut-
ton,
LEAVING FOR EUROPE,
Can be seen at Gilpn's Reading Room, in the Elk
quested to enter their in the books
Committee or Collector the list which is fast filling mp,
will be taken from the Books when complete that
those whose not entered on the Books must
necessarily be excluded.
The articles most costly and rare comprising -
LIST. LANCE AND SPLENDID PAINTING IN OTIS brought
from Rome-The Artists Studio.
2nd SUPERB GIT JuGGLER CLOCK, with Music.
The greatest curosy-the jugger performs with music.
Sd and 18th. Two MAGNIFICENT Gilt DRESDEN PORCELAIN
VASES representing the Beloved and the Forsaken with
fine Landscapes the other side formerly belonging to
Murat, brother-in.law Of Napoleon)
9Th. BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL DESIGNED SHIP
Clock, with the ship sails SC, of Ivory Harbour OF
Brest, Copper
Also for Private Sale i'll be added to the above
tces should the subscribers amount to than the
limited number Superb Horizontal Grand Action Piano
forte, with metallic tubes plate &C. made TO order
pressly for Madame Suon-very rich and brilliant tone
To be at 80 Greenwich street.
0r3- HURRA FOR THE OLD LINE The ''World"
can't be beats Backwood for April facsimile edition,
only l2a cents This day at o'clock, will be published
at the New World Office 80 Ann street. - hours after its
ton.
l. The Pirates Of Scgna. Tale Of Venice and the
Adriatic-Co The Slave Trade--iiI. Moslem
in Southern Mnxico-V. The British Fleet-VI Marston;
the Memoirs of Statesman, Part XVII The Childs
Warnng-VIIf The Two Patrons-1X. Ireland. Price
only l25 cents-$2 year!
On Thursday "The Highlands of Ethiopia"-Part l..
wing Of the Christian King of shoa The most interesting
work Of the season for all classes. Price % cents.
J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street.
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DC DIR. HOLLICK's LECTURE ON THE ORGANS
of Reproduction, &c, commence this day. We advise
all those who intend to embrace this opportunity Of hear
ing them to attend early The doctor only admits limit
ed NUMBER the excitement respecting them is very great.
See advertisement headed " The Anatomical Venus"
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THE NEw POLICE REFORM BILL.-Th.re seems
to be good deal of difference of opinion in rela-
ton TO the sentiments of the people of New York,
relative to the provisions OF the new Police Bill,
now before the Legislature at Albany. Some say
that this is satisfactory to the party that have
into power. We have made some enquiries on the
subject and from those persons who are likely to
know the sentiments they entertain on this Bill,
and according to the best enquiry, we have reason
to believe that this Bill gives dissatisfaction to the
native party. Indeed, we have seen petitions set in
motion by the American Republicans, in order to
send to Albany 10 arrest the further progress
through They object to the general provisions Of
the Bill on the grounds of the inadequacy OF its
provisions, and the inefiiciency of the force pro-
posed. Under the present system nearly 400 or
1900 men are employed under various professions
for each Now, IN the new Bill, nearly $50 are to
be employed to guard the city by night and day,
force totally inadequate, as must oe seen, accord
ing to such amount as are now employed. Seven
hundred and fifty men are entirely inadequate and
trust, that if the legislature means to pass bill
of any kind, they will pass bill that will Fgivc
power to create inadequate force for our city
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CAPTAIN Bon Tyler has been here very
busy engaged in opposing and countermnng the
movements of Mr.. Webster. He returned TO Wash
ingon the day before yesterday, and is expected
return here in a few days, in order TO complete the
arrangements made by the recent tremendous
meetings winch have been so quietly got up, and
80 eioquen'ly reported in the Government, organ,
the " Aurora"-meeiings of which nobody ever
heard or dreamed until they saw the accounts of
them IN that newspaper. In fact, things are in
pretty state OF confusion here, and il will take
week OF the boiling and bubbling of the political
cauldrcn to show with any son of certainty what
variety OF liquor is TO come ont of this vessel.
THANKs.-We are indebted to Nathaniel Greene
Esq, the Post Master Boston, for English napers
which he kindly forwarded to us by the land mail
Our expresses had, however, anticipated them
New York merchants are also Indebted to him for
the early receipt Of their letters He delayed the
mail in Boston in order TO get them TO this city
NEw WAY or RAISING THE WIyD.--In the article
the other day, describing the operation, no alluson
was made TO any person in Broadway,
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90 LOSGLEY's WESTERN INDIAN pANACFA
VIII ire the following complaints or no pay taken for {
at 81 Courtandt street, viz
Asthma, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Liver Complaints Bilious Distractions
AN We ask is enc trial of this article
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Our Special EXPRESS.

The Acadia arrived at Boston, al a little after
twelve O'Clock, on Sunday. She touched at Hall
fax on the 18th. She had been detained two days
by ice, and ten hours by fog This ice and fog
were the cause of her long passage. Our special
express started from Boston at one o'clock, and
reached our Office at ii o'clock yesterday morning
ahead of all others, and covered with DUST perspi-
ration, and victory.
This express a very simple affair, yet it beat
every body. II came all the way by land and on
horseback. Between Boston and New Haven, SIX
teen miles, were run in ifty-ve minutes, and had
Sunday night not been extremely dark, we should
have had the news by six O'Clock yesterday morn
ing The run from New Haven TO this city was
made in five hours and ten minutes, which is equal
10 sixteen miles an hour!
In FIVE minutes after the messenger arrived, our
whole establishment was in motion, and in one
hour we published and flooded the city with EXTRA
HEHALps. We did this without any effort, and sup
piled the mercantile community with the news in
time to operate upon in the markets. We served
all alike. Our office was crowded with merchants.
traders, mechanics and newsboys.
There was another express run with the news,
but it was private affair and intended for the
southern cotton market. 1t arrived after ours did,
but will probably reach Charleston, Mobile and
New Orleans day or two ia advance of Wicklife's
mail footman, however, could easily do that.
There one iaughablc feature about the re-
ceipt of the news by the Acadia. Our respectable
contemporary of the " sun" had horseman sta
toned at Harlem, and when our express passed
through. this chap dashed on after him. and to the
sun" office to give the public the impression that
that concern also run express. 1t was balloon
affair altogether and SO it was looked upon The
news boys put their thumb 10 their noses and said
no you DON'T" and our contemporary sent young
fioancier to office TO obtain one of the first
EXTRA HERALDs issued. This he got but in repub-
fishing the news, he botched it so horribly that no
one would have any thing to do with it. Our Ex-
TIA went every where and gave the merchants all
the information they wantei. They would have
nothing to do with the balloon affair.
Such are the facts relative to special express
GREAT TYLER CONVENTION Thursday next
we believe, at Shakespeare Hail. or Washington
Hall, we are not sure which, the great Tyler Con-
vention meets for the purpose of nominating dele
gates to the great National Tyler Convention, at
Baltimore. This will be u curious assembage and
the first OF the Tyler meetings open to the pub
lie, for we don't conceive that they can keen closed
doors any longer. They have had private meetings
and meetings in streets not lighted with lamps long
enough Ii is time for the Tyler men, if they have
any force to come,out and show themselves to The
world, and let us know what strength they can
muster, and what force they can bring into the en-.
suing contest.
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l07- EAST INDIA HAIR DYE colors the hair any
shade from light brown 10 Jet black and will not in
the least stain the skn-warrane1 Found a, u Court
iandt street.
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W further respite reached town yesterday
pospon'ng The execution of Babe until the 18th of
May
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TO- ROACH AND BEDBUG BANE, at 81 Courtlandt
street. Price 25 cents. certain remedy.
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90 WHY WILL YOU SUFFER TOOTHACHE.
Tain in the ace Pain and in the gums
by rotten tooth The Glove Anodyne will in
stany the most toothache. will give immediate
relief to pain in the gums if few drops be
rubbed on the part affected The Glove Anodyne is
teeth Try it, you sufferers Sold wholesale and retail
by A. B. SANDS & CO, Druggists and Chemists, 273
Broadway, corner Chambers street. Granite buildings
70 Fulton street and u East Broadway Price % cents
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90 SPRING acknowledgements Extract of
Sarsaparila from u Courandt street. for the removal
and permanent cure Of Cvtaneops Eruptions, Rheuma
tism, Kings Evil, Scrofua, 5ilcs letter, Scad Head
Pimples Ulcers Chronic Disorders Enlargement Of the
Bones and all disorders arising from impure state of
the blood will be speedily removed by this preparation
Don't pay 81 for bottle Of Sarsapara, when Comstocks
can be hal at % cents per bottle or 81 per dozen.
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nz- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED--Tfe
ronic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York, confidently re
commended for all odeby produced by secret in
diligence Of any kind. inv aluable rene
ing on maLformation.)
Single bottles 81 each; of half dozen S6 care
fully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
Office Of the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy. as
Nassau street VS. RICHARDSON, NJ d., Agent.
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H7- HAYS IMMINENT, from II Courtlandt street,
warranted to any OF Piles either blind bleed
ing, pay taken in any
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90 "CAN WOMAN KEEP a SECRET p" Why
wearst thou sad and detected look this morning. dear
Julia J" observed Elem she entered the where
Julia was awaiting in readiness to accompany her in
walk.
Oh Ellen sad. indeed but as you are my friend,
will tell you the secret. You know that Maria l.
who much admired the other evening for her beau
tful intellectual forehead and fine eyebrows had short
time since scarcely any forehead at ALL but she has OBJ
tanned something to the hair and is you OBJ
served it-beautiful indeed. She is angry with me
that she will not tell what will do it, and have inquired
of all the Hair Dressers hut without any Oh,
DEAR shall loose my dear Fred if cannot find remedy
SOON"
Calm your agitaed feelings, Julia, and will tell you
the whole secret short time since my forehead was as
much covered with hair yours is now my eyebrows
nearly met, and my face and neck was very badly
feckied friend of mine told condition Of keep
ing it secret to myself that DR.. Gourauds Poudre Sub
tile and Eau de Beaue would remove all such obstacles
female beauty and enough, they have done
obtained them at 81 Walker st LIST Store FROM Broa!-
way"
"Ten thousand thanks, dear Ellen and will not
lose time in talking about it, but go directly to the
They did So and, suffice il to say, Julia returned from
her walk happy girl and shortly after had the
felicity OF pressing her dear Fed to her heart her de-
voted husband
Directions in French and English accompanying each
boue-Si.