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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-23
MON Nv MARK EFT.
Friday, March 22-6 PM.

The stock market il still very eversh but prices
somewhat better. The sales at both boards to
moderate extent Long Island advanced per cent; Mo-
hawk 1t; Harlem 81 Paterson j Norwich Z; Ohio Us i
kentucky i Farmers Trust d Pennsylvan 6s II; In
diana /; Illinois II; Canton b vicksburg /; United
States o North American Trust closed rmat yestsr-
days prices.
Foreign Exchange is looking up little Prime bills on
London be obanedat less than os on Paris the
ruling quotation is 81 323c.
Domestic Exchange remains without much alteration.
o,Ladc iofa4 ion pouK
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Am uSenlentA.

TIE LAST OF THE CHATHAM CrRcus.--To night,
for the last me the requenters of this favore re-
sort will enjoy the opportunity Of the sports OF
the ring and Of the circle by the mastery troops
Of Messrs Rockwell stone Go where they will they
will bear with them the proud satisfaction of having dur
ing their Of furnished the most splen
did entertainments that American audience Look
I'd upon and the managers in turn have the pleasure to
acknowledge due portion Of patronage from the public
The to will consist Of an OF Ia Podrda
of all that has been given during the week.
On Monday Mr.. Deverna takes the reigns Of manage
ment, andsopcns with splendid company, and all app
snces. and means TO boot to make the lChatham the
peoples Theatre.
frj- Horsemanship, Melo-Drama, and farce--all
at the Bowery AmphtheatYe this evening All the ele-
gances the novelty, and all the fun 10 at the Amph
theatre now Vive la Cirque.
CO. This is grand family holiday at the Anieri-
can Museum, and splendid performances take place
O'Clock afternoon and hall past In the evening" BY
te Kentucky Minstrels and others Of equal repute The
Gypsy Queen the fortune teller may be at all hours
Together with beautiful collection Of figures
bracng an Indian group Of most interesting character
PEALEs MUSEUM has seen a glorious career this
week, on the occasion OF its opening, and the
gandest peroman yet given tnkcs place this evening
at halfpast O'Clock. That 0ipsy Girl, who is telling
fortunes at shilling each is said to outstrp thu Queen
all to pieces We must 50 and sss, sure
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CltvIutelIigence.

COroners Ohice-March a2.-AccIpENrAL DEArH.-
An inquest held on the body OF James Woliord,
seaman Of this barque Serene who fell from her mainop
sail yard, Thursday, and accidentally Killed
FELL DEAD Also Patrick Hawley, native Of Ire
land aged 50 years. who fell down dead in Orange street
near Chatham, about 10 o'clock in the morning. ne
mad been an inmate of the Aims House Death supposed
to be affection OF the heart.
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no STOP YOUR HAIR FROM FALLING OFF,
you will be bsii. We do not say this to alarm
you because danger OF 1t if you use the genu-
Inc Oldrdges Balm of Columbia. from 81 Courtiandt
street 1t will positively stop the hair from ialhng on
or sro AND sues the hair BEAUTIFUL
And Cologne Water and Bay Hum quart bottles pce oo
cents.
fa3- TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK He
pieri at Belmont House. Sunday evening over which
the dephonsus Medrano presided whose ardent zeal
in the reform of the inhabitants of Island surpasses
desc ription All classes all creedsin short every one
respects him: wherever you turn the island you will
find this pous indcatgabe old priest teaching the sau
tary temperance The meeting was respectable
After an Introductory lecture from Rev. Mi Nedrano, Mr.
E. ID Connery spoke for hour and hall on the lite and
actions OF ST Patrick showing his that
This gentleman has fine conception oil eiocauon uses
the choicest selection OF languages and II he pays many
visits this island will be powerful anxiary 10 the p
Medrano in carrying the great principles to tenn
reform Great credit due to Mr. Peris in giving
his beautiful room free.
10 THE HUMAN HAIR-It is an established fact.
whatever ignorant empyrics to the contrary an
OILS, greases Creams, pometums article OF thst
character are positively injurious to hair that shows any
sympton Of weakness or change of color
Clirehugh's Tricophrrous Patent Medicated Com
pound the only article ever invented that will prevent
Badness Grey Hairs and ,curf and dandrf It
strengthens the weakest hair, gives II soft glossy
appearance and produces beautiful flowing curls II has
the combined advantages Of wash and an oil without
the dryn qualities ofhe the gressy appearance
OF the other It's Artues established beyond cavl
dispute It's use is recommended by the principal
medical faculty here and by the first families in the
try The principal nobility in Englsnd and France
othng else In Havana Mexico and Brazil the Trcop-
erous has the of every other article for
preserving the hair and cleansing the skin Principal
Office 205 Broadway, up stairs.
o. HUNTERIAN DISPENsARY, DIVISION ST,
established in for the sale Of the famous Hunters Red
Drop known for its unparalleled cures all over the
United States and Europe in secret dseases that have
baed the skill of some of the most eminent physicians
nothing Of hundreds of doctors that start up like
mushrooms all over the country Price 81 per vial. war
in all No other place in this city can the
true article be obtained This medicine he obtain
ed in Boston, Mass although counterfets spread all
that city. Neither can il be obtained in Buffalo or
Albany Charleston, C. DR.. Thos Johnston, Louis
Vile Ky, is our only western agent
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n4- LOOK AT THAT BOYS WHISPERS Young
gentlemen WIZ feel ambitious to sport whiskers should
Sny shilling bottle Of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative
Many thin because this Ia pulled in the papers, II IL not
goodle them give one trial 1t will force the hair to
grow on any part where intended hair to grow II
+ sold ut IN. sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham st.,
New York or lso Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY AND THEIR PRINTER
We understand that the American Bible Society
have discharged their printer-but the printer .
jects to the discharge, and refers TO the authority
of the Bible, chapter and verse, against the act OF
the Society.
This is very curious case, and brings up the
important question in theology, "whether Bible
Society exist without printer!'-a question
equally important with that discussed by the Rev.
Dr. Potts and DR.. Wainwright, whether there
can be a church withou, Blshopr' In both cases
we suppose good deal depends on the salary.
We shall, however, examine the former question,
which has not yet been discussed and show clearly
that the society beiieve, that if church can exist
without a Bishop, Bible Society can also exist
without printer, particularly if they can save
money by the operation, and do as much salvation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-23

TRIAL FOR ABoRTIoN.-The Court OF Sessions
hasbeen occupied for the past two days with the
rial of a young man named Napoleon Lareux. a
lady named Madame Catherine Guctal and another
known as Madame Costello, on a charge of pro-
curing abortion from young French girl named
Zulma Marache the affianced bride OF Lareux.-
The developments contained in the testi-
mony, are astounding, and exhibit the present
state of RIGHTEOUSNESS in this city in broad gh,
The case OF John Jones, the button maker, o
Platt street, or the Van Colt exposition, is mere
beginning to the facts here made public, which
have attracted crowds in attendance at the Court
being principally from certain portion of oui
French population. The testimony in the case
closed last evening, about seven O'clock, and james
7. Brady, Esq., summed up for the defence in q
most able speech He will be followed by Jane.
r. Whiting for the prosecution, this morning al
10 O'clock whose speech will be reported in full
and published in Sunday mornings edition
The case will then be submitted to the jury unde
the charge of Alderman Scoles, and in our Sunday
mornings edition shall give full report with
a most beautifully written account Of the love
courtshp, seduction and abandonment of this in
tcresting, but unfortunate girl, written by her
self in the French language, while confined in thu
Eidridge street prison on charge OF sandc
against one of the accused parties.
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DuEL.--A duel was fought at Hamburg, s. G..
on the 10Th betwcen Mr.. Cunningham and Mr. Nc
Gowen, in which the latter shot through the head
Weapons. rifles distance thirty PAGES MIR McGoweni
wound not Immediately fatal and was thong thai
he might The duel had been some time in agi
tation.
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News from Il urOPe.

We learn by the famous Express Line OF Adams
Il Co. thar the Caledonia was not in sight OF bos-
ton, at o'clock on Thursday afternoon. She
must, however, have made her appearance soon
after that hour, and we SHALL therefore, distribute
her news throughout this city early this morning.
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APPOINTMENTS ny THE GOVERNOR March 10
and Retreat, re.appontmeDt Thos w. Tucker, ditto,
vice +. Collins, declined Russell f. Glover, ditto,
vice j. Tinkham Humphrey Rickstson. ditto, vice II.
Bromley.
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NEW YORK HERALD.


90 AMOS HEAD. the Agent for the Herald at Charles
ton, c. has removed his office the more central To-
cation In that city at the Of Broad street and East
Broadway, nearly opposite the Post ONCE.
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% 1t will be seen by an advertisement in our
columns, that Mr.. Cotton gives another grand
exhibition Of Laughing Gas, on Monday evening
next, in the Broadway Tabernacle. We hope ne
may not get beaten, as he was at the last exhl-
bitlon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-23

1.-THE NATIVES" or THE FiRsf WARD hold ,
great meeting tonight They have nominated for
Alderman, Edwin B. Clayton for Assistant, vii.
liam WHEEL
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My- DEAFNEss.-DR. McNAIR'S ACOUSTIC OH
Certain cure for deaness II will relieve at once Also
the Indian Elixir and Liniment warranted to cure an
case OF rheumatism govt contracted cords, muscles Sc
al 81 Courtlaudt street
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Nrs. JUST RECEIVED, FRESH SUPPLY FROM
VIZ Henry Daley of his Magical Pain Extractor salve,
Sor cwrine burns scads piles and all milan maory
plants il Daley he not wrtten with pen, avoid il
A. poison 81 Walker street FROM Broadway
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SCIENTIFIC REMARKs.-Br onson's lecture to-
night See advertisement.
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REGULATIONS AT HAvANA.-The Philade phia
Inquirer says a gentleman who recently visited
Havana, complains and not without cause at the
tous system adopted in Cuba, oil making persons who
nave duly obtained passports in this country. give secu
rity for their good behaviour debts &c. while in the Is
land in very large amounts within "a hours after land
ing On leaving also. signatures must be obtained tC
prove that the party Customs Il
the Courts to the Jndges Of the Dead" and other autho
rites All these involve expense in fees about nine
dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-23
GEN. PETER B. PORTER Is dangerously sick
expected TO live
Common Pleas.

MAncH aa-Cu7ie Bocis.- S,abbing This case, re
ported esteray sent to the Jury this day. Tn.
Judge, in his charge commented with much severity
the improper and dangerous custom prevalent in this
country ofcarrying fire and snch weapons Span
'sh drks twas custom at all times hazardous, and
worthy Of the ages Of barbarism. The present being
where premeditaon did not prompt the committa
Of the act it did not call for exemplary damages The
Jury found verdict for plaintiff $40 damages, and $2a
costs
The People DuGy.-In this case reported in wednes
lays paper the Jury having disagreed Is to in favor OF
averdict for PLAINTIFF discharged
Kenny Us. DriscouAn action OF trespass for assault
and battery Driscol the defendant is grocer, and plain
f also keeps grocery store both in Cherry street. On
last Christmas day having worshpped other divin
~ than the great subject of this solemn anniversary
namely the jolly god Bacchus Drisco hetook himself
Kenny's store and made improper overtures t. his (an
uf's wife, swho very properly had him elected vi
mis- from her store He afterwards made second
and brokei in door with glass window alter which b,
set abont demoshng the plaintiffs store and inflicted
heavy damage upon sundry chests Of tea bottles of win,
and brandy The plaintiff elected him a second time fo
these divers acts OF trespass upon which he gave him Che
plaintiff black eye The case is adjourned over TO Mon
day,
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FIRE IN HUDSON SrREEr.-The fire which &C.
Cured yesterday morning between and O'Clock
at the corner of Jay and Hudson streets, requires
investigation the part of the mayor and munich
pal authorities II was first perceived in the groce-
ry store, which the owner avows was shut up at
the usual hour. How fire could occur in the
store is beyond comprehension, as the door was
found unlocked when the fire was discovered The
lives of more than dozen persons, man, women
and children, were placed in the most imminent
jeopardy, and an investigation should be had forth
with. Arson, not to say robbery, should never be
skipped over lightly. The inhabitants of the dwell
ing part of the building, AMI the neghbors, ask an
investigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-23

Nky- PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
PULLS for the radical Of Gonorrhea elect and all
nocopurslent discharges from the urethra These pills
guaranteed to effect permanent in all diseases
Of the urehra in shorter time than any other remedy
brought before the public without tainting the
breath, disagreeng with the stomach, confinement
business. Pyice 81 per box Office OF the College
If Pharmacy and Medicine, % Nassau street.
W. s RICHARDSON. Agent
B-A liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vpnders
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THE OrERA.-A pretty good house graced Palmo' 5
last evening, and we suppose another will tonight
Beatrice di 7enda thus far is failure by the error
of the manager and the troupe. The amiable Ma
occhi is not to blame. On Monday night, remem-
Der Borghese's benefit.
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MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTING,
OF THE OLD MAsTERs.-in a few days one OF the
most magnificent collection of paintings ever ex-
hiblted will be opened at Clinton Hall This col
lection consists of upwards of seventy paintings
valued at about $4,000. Some Of them being
worth between ~, 900 and $1,000 each. The sub
ects are chiefly classical and scriptural, with few
portraits and landscapes. They are the works OF
Poussn, st. Giovanni, Mateo Rosini, Albano, Car
racci, Pietro Tesla, Volerano, Marco Ricci, Julio
Romano, Paul Veronese, and others Of the old
Italian school.
This collection will form most attractive and
profitable study not only to the amateur, but also
to. the artist Of the highest rank Some of the
paintings occupied place in the most superb col
lections of Spain and Italy, and their exhibition
here will indeed form era in the history of tn,
art in this country Such a collection is no wher,
to be seen except in some of the choicest Europear
galleries. The proprietor will exhibit them-fo
they cannot be sold, they are esteemed too valua
BILE for that disposition Of them-and in order tina
the whole American public may have an opportu
nifty of inspecting them, the price Of admission will
be only one or two shlngs lie will also permit
| artists to make copies on the same plan a. at the
Louvre and other galleries in Europe.
| When the exhibition opens, we shall endeavor &c
give more particular account of the principa
paintings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-23

The Sunday Herald tomorrow will contain a
singular and extraordinary memoir of Zulma Ma
rache, written by herself in French, which she
gave to the District Attorney, statement Of her
case previous TO the trial of Lareux This is a
more curious and interesting chapter in human me-
ture than can be found in the far-famsd 'Mysteres
Of Paris" by Eugene Sue. 1t is Feur de Marie's
own story in her own words. Tomorrow it will
be given from her own manuscript
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-23

Mr.. JUSTICE LowNDEs.-Our respected fellow
citizen, the late Oliver M. Lowndes, with his
daughter, left this city for Washington on the 14th
INST He was out of health, but in good spirits.
When on his way from Baltimore to Washington,
the weather being cold and damp, and the cars
heated to with anthracite coal, some impru-
dent person opened the windows; he took a severe
cold, as did several gentlemen who accompanied
him. He remained one day in Washington, and
on his return to Baltimore became very ill, and
died suddenly on the 10th, deeply regretted by a
large circle Of sincere friends
There were lew gentlemen in our city who were
more generally acquainted and respected. He was
most industrious and useful citizen, and it will be
difficult to fill his place in our society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-23

m%GRANp SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENT, IN
the Apollo Saloon This Evening at ha past coEK
Professor Bronson by particular desire Kim
ton their Hydro gen Microscopic Views oil objects
in the mineral vegetable and animal kingdoms WIN te
celebrated Drummond Light magnify ing many THOUSAND
times Also the decomposition OF beams Of Light celes
tis Princes with the most beautiful and eyerchsngng
variety Of Colors Animalcues of Liquids Of living HUI
Blood with dissolving views of Oriental Moonlight
and other scenery.
To conclude with several welknown and respectable
gentlemen taking Exhilerating Laughing Gas, with
explanatory remarks Admission 20 cents.
M THE WEAK, THE FEEBLE, THE 1NFiRM,
the nervous the delicate in few days strengthened
by Brsndreths Pills. and the worst complaints
by without the expense OF ply
clan Adsoted to all and situations they
the best medicine ever invented Tor families or to take
to sea. preventing scurvy and cosveness reduTng no
cold Those who anxious to better their health should
AZ once commence the OF these Pills. they Will have
cause to be thankful SOLD-at 24l Broadway-at 20
cents per boxalso at 274 Bowery 1891 Hudson street;
Mrs Booth, Market st. Brooklyn, Parker, Newark; Mr..
Wilkinson. 4is Cherry street
u9- ITALIAN MEDIC ATED sOAP.--The great and
increasing demand for this article is the best proof Of it's
The unfsl ne attending it, hos been unusual and
extensive establishing is extraordinary efficacy
usn ,h ss, sr SINCE M Wright Introduced
this Soap into the United States as agent OF the
italian inventor many thousand persons rich and poor
have been cured Of various distressing scoiuious ep
rous and butte complaints. well all other ernp
ions and Disagreement discoloraton Of the human
lkn rendering smooth clear and decately white, For
chapped flesh and chafng in children its effects are i'm
mediate The proprietor, Dr. Felix Gouraud. anxiousy
cautions the public against the effects Of cOuntereits
The still increasing demand consequent such extern
sale of valuable and blessed remedy has excited
The cupidy of coveous persons who shameiuly tsmper
with the health and beauty of others for the advantage
Of trfing gain to themselves. To put off their coun
tefeits many afl resored to- To Obtain the
genuine is necessary buy where else but at 81
Walker street. door from the corner OF Broadway
One cake 90 cents warrant will effect cure in all
OF short standing
Again we say buy no where but at 81 Walker street.
Just door the OF Broadway you will
cheated by Infamous, dishonest counterfeit If you
are thus cheated, punish the offender we'll"
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fhy- RECORDS PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIN
TURE-For the permanent of primary secondary
syphilis and all affections produced by an improper use
Of mercury This powerful Alternative should be nses by
all persons suspectng venereal faint in their system
former disease II is warranted to remove all impu
rites from the blood Sold, in single bottles 81 each in
parts of the Union Office Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
MIA liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors.
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attended with unprecedented success proving he
yond the possibility of a doubt that shermsn's Worm
ozenge decidedly the best destroyer that has
ever been brought before the public And they are SO
pleasant the taste perfect in their operation and SO
convenient that mothers who now have suffering chill
1ren do not think Of using anything else They admins
ter dose two, and the work is done The spoon is
banished with all its accomDaniments and toe
children instead of turning up their flock around
their mother and continue cry hard ever for the
lose that frees them from many ills in short time
Dr. Shermans warehouse is LOG Nassau street Agents
-227 Hudson street 1873 Bowery II East Broadway
1879 and Fulton street. Brooklyn and State street
Boston.
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from 81 Courtlandt street. for the Of Chronic Rheu
natism cutaneous Diseases scrofula, kings evil gene
raj debility erupons in the skim swelling of the bones
md all diseases arising from impure state of the blood
excessive Of mercury, SC Price so cents bottle
or 81 per dozen.
Polynesian., 1844-08-24

MOUNT SINAI.-President Durbin, after he
had visited this renowned and holy mountain.
and had felt his mind Tiled with the vast as
sociations OF the SPOT, broke forth i'm the fol-
loving beautiful train of thought when con-
templatlng the scene anew with his pen in
hand to record the sentiment
Il have stood upon the Alps in the mid
die of June, and looked abroad upon the
snowy empire i have stood upon the Ape
Mines, and looked abroad upon the plains of
beautiful, eventiul ltaly-I have stood upon
the Albanian mount, and behcld the scene of
the HIniad from the Circcan promontory,
over the Campagna, t. the eternal City, aud
the mountains of Tivoli-I have sat down
upon the pyramids of f.gytt, and cast my
eyes over the sacred city OF Hell polls, the
land IT : ,shcn, the ticl Is OF Jewisn bondage,
an the ancient Memphis where noses and
Ar'n IN the pat Of ! I'd and his pc ,ple, con.
ten led with Pharaoh and his servants, the
death Of VII use ''lirSt b prn of man and beast
II one night allied the ldld with wailing -
but | have never set ny foot on aly SPOT,
fr' whence was visible - much stern. glOo-
M grandeur, heightened by the silence and
solitude that reigns around but ininitel
m 're heightened by the aw,ul and sacred as.
sociati ~ Of the first great revelation in form
from 'd t. man. | feel oppressed with the
sPl 1t that breatls around me, and seems t.
1nhabIt this holy place. | shall never set
down upon the summit of Sinai again, and
lookup'n the silent and empty plains at its
feet but | shall 90 d ,wn a better man, and
aim 81 to live as to escape the thunders OF
the last day, which rcverberated through
these mountains, but have long since given
way to the Gospel of peace. can scarcely
tear myself away from the hallowed summit,
and | wish | too could Iinger here forty days
in converse with the Lord.