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The New York herald., 1844-12-19
MARITIME HERALD.
Cleared.

Cleared
Ships Emily, Davis st Crox, Aymar Coz; Martha Wash.
inston, Doane. Mobile Hurlbut Co-Bavque Wilton
Curtis Malaga, Buck Peters-Brgs ARIEL (Swl Marston
Antwerp Gerdpy Kunsslmapn; Dimon Robinson, CHARLES
Badger Peck; Smith, Mills Wilmington, NC Ogden;
Chief Baeman, Philadelphia, McCeady Co; Spy Os.
er Vulcan, Smith, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
stores, to N L McCready & Co. :.
Schr Star, Bracket, Bridgeport.
EcIOVv.
Brig Oray Taft, 80 days from st Marks, with cotton
Sailed.
Brig Dmon, Robinson Charleston; John Drew Powers st
Domingo, and others.
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On Tuesday morning. The 18th inst, JosErH MacARr.
NEy, aged years and months, of VIM. Macartney
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
at o'clock from No. 81 Oliver Carriages will be
IN waiting at Fulton Ferry Brooklyn, om,whence the
funeral Will proceed to the Greenwood Cemetery.
On Tuesday the 18th inst, ANN ELIZA youngest daugh
ter Of the late George Bowen in the l7 year age
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this Thursday) after
noon at O'Clock from alO Watt street, without further
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

Men, with scarrd, marrd, markd and red or fiery faces
Disgrace TO manly health or manly graces,
pulsive walking libels on patural beauty,
Here read in plainest terms your proper duty
20 with clear conscience and WI h clear thought
case Of Jones' famous Chemical Soap
All scars and marks will vanish. aye, elope
,om your dis6gursd face. Beauty Ieigns
On cheek, IN neck. on chin, on hands, on brow
F0r Eruptions, Chap'd Flesh, or any dis
hgurement Of discoloed skis nothing has acted
charmngy the jones' Italian Chemical Soap.
mpas almost to the skin smoothnea clear
ne and Oitness truly beautiful The ceaest fact of its
Seeaee is thai coanteeed in all dir ctions therefore
hd get none but Jones Soap buy where but the
sign OF The American Eagle 81 Chatham street, Broad.
way he careful go 70 the right NUMBERS you cheated
or l39 Full on street Brooklyn, State street. Boston,
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navlu0Hces OF tne eW0Huef1uI VIftues OF SheT-
mans Worm Lozerges may be found variety Of certificates
in che Doctors possession and in the public journals the
strikng however that
Druggist m this city who was applied to for advice by man
who looked like Lying skeeonhe had been robust formerly
gnawng pains at the stomach and variety Of symptoms
geher with prodgioqs appetite which indicated worms he
is, perfect cure
DR. Shean warehouse is Nassau street Agents. Rush
tens Broadway Coddngtons corner Of Sping and Hudson
l89 BoNeyy, corner of Spring, and II 4. Broadway.
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Total tonnage. .l,O04, $50

These tables show that there has been greater uni.
formty in the amount Of tonnage employed than in the
number oi vessels Nevertheless, there is steady de-
crease according to these returns in the commerce Of
the Island The trade Of Cuba with the United States
Great Britain, France, Holland, Belgium, and, in fact
with almost every power of consequence. the year
ls4s compared with ls42 has fallen off The commerce
between the Island and the home has for tho
past year, fallen of very materially
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Foreign Markets,

HAVANA, Dec. 4-Sugars-There is no change in this
article since last quotations. and the stock hand Is
light Within few days past sPcculaors have entered
the Market which Will have tendency to advance prces
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

GOaraud's Grcclan Hair Dye Will change
red brown hair beautiful b lck or browno, sale
t67 Walker street, first store Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

WOQLs-l5go lbs. prime western Wool, washed and uuw ash
w ed, for sale BY u. X. COLLINS X co.
do 70 South street.
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

Bcal's Hair Restorative IL tho greatest arti-
Gle for the growth of the hair ever invented only az
walker street, first Broadway
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Park THEATRE.
as wSS Rs Vivian = D..sJss ssssi&is &
the 3D. c1oeRs9 Don Don jose 1 pye Don
p,r.n. Mr. w. H. Crisp; Mariana the Gitana, Miss Clara
x;Ts Ts sHaelsas vim EoRTyNloForuuo. Mrs. s'eHsu'
T,sl. % c.ai.-Pi.s 50 eeat.-dsIlery . cent?.
PALmO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
-, .. : ;ss Ss;.SsS; si;; S . :
vsHa' Sssss'f s Kehsa Sr
Aeis,ss: sI;s T and Ps.ass sl Second Tier cts
Doom at r' Il psormsnes @ eommeae. ~ o'clock
si 4 SsS y, sad
BUKTON's THEATRN.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THIS EvEsiAN Tsus,a,r gFMETlT bss ,5b ~, win B.
ssG:s Ss.s %i s. ssSaa 22S ( e Gss hs
OFF fES65ss vim NJ s. JANA NJ. II c
GRAND NATIONAL AND HOLIDAY
BALL,
WASHINGTON MONUMENT FUND.
THE YOUNG MEN MEMS S,s h, 4. y ASSOCIATION
Monument Fund, on Christmas Night 18th December at
Il is tie intention the Association to make this Bal. every
way worthy Of the noble object in view h q eenirbu!ng
Country THIS design it's believed will the paronaEe
rnd approval Of all whose be solicited and the
Comme Of Arrangements will every exerton TO render
the r Ball \ brilliant select. and satisfactory:
General, State, and City Governments, Foreign Dgntsries,
aud distinguished Public Literary and Professional Gentlemen
The Music will be Of The best character sell cted by Mr.
Wall ace, who will act Leader of the Orchestra.
The lendd aud spacious Assembly Room Of the Hall will
be richly and appropriately decorated with National
and emhems.
The Floor will be under the management Of the Commit Of
ths Association.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
RRoBERfT Z W f1GHksoS RANfNTiso RaAfNTios a RRY EuRRRkYFEs
JOHN II. HYDE.
MARTIN l. BRYANT, President.
Tickets be procured the Astor House, American Hote
Rileys Fifh Ward HOTEL Fenchs Hotel, Chatham street,
Wtstceer House Bowery; knickeIbot ker Bath Bowey,
Of any OF the members. dl8 WSt&W3t~rc
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Thousands es;Ored to Health,-MOre tvl-
de.ce ths Of Thompsons Compound Syrup Of Tar

PHILADELPHIA, May !, 1874
Mr.. $. ?. TgoMsoS-Dear sr-The astonishing benefit
have from the OF Compound syrup oil Tar
aud Martha readers il duty inform Of IT, have been
long octed with had agh causing pain the
apptit. Using ,yaiops remedies without effect became
alarmed heard OF cine averse to
srtiy medicines, thought would adhere 10
what had bsca using Finding myself getting worse friend
owed his life to its vrues" immediately procured b,te
and commenced It, and before had taken bottles
COMPLETELY resto ed to health.
Solely for h benefit Of others make the above brief
men Any further inquiries be made residence lt8
Cathariue street. Respectfully yours,
- FRANCIS PREvosr.
The unprecedented Of this medicine ia the restora
on Of health TO those who in despair had given all hope
has given II exalted above all other remedies fur
nishng syience Of intrinsic value and the only
sumpton kroa hits, Asthma, Pain in the Side and Breast
Spting OF BLOOD, Whooping Cough, Group &C.
Sold by A. b. Sands Co., Chemists and Du ggsts No. 273
b9adwsy corner Chambers street Sold also 70 Fulton
aud n East Broadway. Price so cents
The New York herald., 1844-12-19
MONEY MARK Il r.

wednesday, Dec. lS-6 r. M.
The stock market still continues in a very depressed
feverish tate Transactions very limited operators
are very cautious in their Until foreign
relations settled stocks must gradually decline
At times small corner may take place, by combination
among the bulls, and slight advance may be realized
and it is probable sales may be made ameng the brokers
atprices showing an improvement, for the purpose
possible Of drawing into the movement SPECTATORS,
but the market generally must remain in the present state
until our external affairs better understood and our
position with other nations more clearly defined
At the Old Board, to-day, East Boston fell of per
cent; Morris Canal Canton Long Island Farmers
Loan Pennsylvania SIS, Ohio e's, II U. s. Bank
Vcksburg 1. Illinois closed firm at yesterdays prices
while Norwich and Worcester improved per cent. II
Is stated that the question of paying the February
teres on the public debt of Pennsylvania will up
before the legislature of that early in the session.
We have not yet the first to induce us to
change first formed opinion this question. II
would be Of the most cia in the world
for Pennsylvania to pay the u interest her debt No
doubts but that the treasury Of the State could pay
the twoand half per cent interest due in February but
much doubt the policy of doing The public mind
has materially changed in relation to this subject within
few days past The favorable statement of the State
Treasurer and the possibility Of the interest being paid
created quite in the market value of the
stock and the shrewdest spectators seized the oppor
tuny to get clear Of their supply. The stock is
slowly declining and must find the level 1t started
from. No one would be more graifed to Pennsyl-
vana take her stand again among the solvent States than
Selves but certainly cannot conceive it safe to
make the attempt at present
The directors Of the Boston and Worcester Railroad
have declared dividend Of profits for the last six months
Of four per cent The amount of the dividends
The returns Of the receipts the Mohawk and Hud
Railroad for the week ending 7th inst show very
large excess.
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

Splendid, a Delicious, n Beautiful Head
p Hrr can be had BY using shilling bottle Of Jones' Coral
here stated TO force the growth OF hair soften clean and
Tendert beautiful to stop il falling off, aud dpel dandru
order thrice as long other article made Sold Chat
State sf,ea Poatn
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A Cs.d- Mr.: oliver B. Goldsmith respect

Card Mr.. Oliver b. Goldsmith respect
fully Informs his friends and the public that his commodicus
rooms s are now open for the spton Of pgpl.
elias 10 operation uding for ladies' which
M M. Goldsmith would take this opportunity of saying
gaz.rs the names Of real imaginary pupils writ
the ipshed hand communicated with eegraphc despatch
something less than time He does do this because
the specimens genuine it would be breach of faith
and honor and Spurious the fraud would be despicabls
disgraceful
Goa aud's Blanc D'Espsgne, or Spanish
White for te complexion ladies subject ushes red
ness IN the face the above really beautiful article Il Is
ed any, and had only Of Dr. G. 81 Walker
first store from Broadway-25 cents a box.
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

All Phtladeiphia subscriptions To the
HERALD be paid the agents. Zieber Co., Ledger
buildings 81 and Chesnuy where single COPIES may
obtained daily at.l O'Clock. Jun
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

Chinese Cement for mendlng China, Glass,
&C. 67 Wa ker street, from Boadway-25
bottle,
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

This shows steady decrease for the past three years
in the number Of vessels arriving and departing but it
possible the actual tonnage employed in the trade has
not decreased in the same proportion the vessels engaged
probably being of greater tonnsge than heretofore.
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

MOHAWK HUDSON RAILROAD.
Passengers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $s47 81 xs3
Local freight. ..................... las "a rs
Through ireights, say. $50 90
$l,548 S5 Ts3
Same time last year. r........... ...... 100 90
Excess in favor Of 1874. ......... $sl6 35
Or than one hundred per cent. Without the
through freight the receipts larger than during the
week Of any year since isa, and with it, larger
than any year since tie opening Of the road.
The receipts Of Flour down the Hudson River for the
past two years have been as follows
For the season of lsi4. :. barrels, LAO 567
For the season Of lst3. -. barrels, I45l 253
Decrease in Isaa. -. barrels, 1885
We the annual report of the Merchants ard Me-
char Ca Baak of Wheeling, va. compared with those
made previously i;
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Medical NotIce-The Advertisements OF the
New York College of Medicine and Phaacv
me Suppression Of Quacksry the Of all diseases will
hereafter the fourth and column OF this
w. y. RICHARDSON. M d. Agent
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the Coege95 Nassau
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

has fully established the excelIencs of Dr. Felix
Goaauds Po1dfe Subtitle for eradcang dsagreabe and
slightly inons hairs from low forehead back Of necks
safe speedy and sure remedy hs, been in general for
wards oil seven years. without single instance OF having
failed 10 eradicate III. stubborn hair Besides be
seen tested before purchasing putting its efficacy and safety
past all Kind OF doubt Dnecons French aud English ac-
company each bottle To be had genuine in New York. only
at 81 Walker street, first store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

will be observed that the Spanish nag maintains the
usual supremacy in the trade OF the island far the
importaons are concerned but the exports princi
paly carried in foreign vessels The decrease in the
value Of the experts in 1913 compared with is42 has
been caused by decrease in the value OF copper ORE
Among the imports there has been falling of in the
value of provisions and manufactured articles.
Total number Of arrivals in ls4i. .303.
Total number OF arrivals in 1912. 1861
Total number OF arrivals in lSl3. 1856
Total for three years. ...... ........ ;. .S278
Average for each year. .............27 ;. 1859
Total number OF departures in l94i. ais
Total number Of departures in lS42 ........2 272s
Total number Of departures in ls43. :. ... . .267O
Total for three years. ............. .s5l6
Average for each year. ............. 1850
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

SxR JERSEY CITY FLOATING poCk.-Ih's new
k2 and improved Dock has commenced opcration. zap
and Of vessels invited TO CAL sna sS
amine H. and they will that m WI o'
raising and repairing vessels any Dock now m olrfaon
There Is also attached this Dock Bsclsm,t shpcaen
es, Caukes and Painters. All work done ~ us mossese
a''D"i s manner s ana ~ '''ona0 Hill MCLAUGHLIN
The New York herald., 1844-12-19
ON THE FIRST OF JANUARY,
VII be published Part IF
MARTINS MAGNlFICENTLY ILLUSTRATED
FAMTLY BIB e:
ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS
TIFFANY. YOUNG IL ELLIS

Il TIFFANY Y. OU MI ~ r. IL Il >
NNOUNCE wholesale snd retail purchasers that they
n have received by late arrivals 90 Cases their supply such
goods they accustomed to import suitable for the Hol
days comprising assortment larger splendid and
more complete than that Of the last
their first determination has always been to keep articles
Of the very best possible quality and finish, and in the latest and
most select ye they that they sometimes fail
10 receive the credit they desire meof selling cheap "
yet the distinguished and increasing patronage they receive
that purchasers Of articles o Taste c e
their determination and they confident that an examination
and comparison goods and prices will result convincing all
that they elegant, better aud perfectly
finished article without increase OF price 25e aud ECO
Rroadwav. dti s I'll uc
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

NOTICE.-Consignees rsr packet ship LIVERPOOL, from
~ Liverpool will ploae send h.r permits on bosr at ives,
aide Bnug sip Office of the subfcfbes without de-
ay as ali goods permitted five day. will b 20 the
public store WOODHULL MiNTuRN,
,iJ - south str-st
The New York herald., 1844-12-19
SCOTT,S RAZAAR

M hou better supplied with English sh Scotch Welsh
and city papers-aways the latest by the
Good Rooms for Piivate Parties all times readyffee
gratis ftr nothirg. d9 Imsrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

GAIT. EMERY, ef The louisiana New Orleans reports
that ON the 2oth nt off Cape Antonio fell in with the Spanish
sch Two Friends from Sc Jago de Cuba for been
what sh. wanted Took from her Mamo servant who
were passengers hey refusing remain longer the ch
ScHR rHARoN-The boat Captain Rand arrived
Wscassst Mass evening Of 18th cruise reports
ward with lumber went ashore the Cuckolds, Cape
Newaggon Island the mouth Of She The
boat took of the and and landed them at
Boohbay harbor, the having previously landed The
wreck went TO pieces the 18th.
The New York herald., 1844-12-19

ENGLlsH FIRE BRICKs-sooo Of very superior stow.
II bridge Fire Brick per ship Sarah An,ls, from LIVER
pool now ore Any purchasing the whole wlll
'od shsap. or will be d,gcd q n pia e su
nyrc Is Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1844-12-19
With face al freekled and sore
And hair her shoulders about,
! A woman SAT by her toilet glass,
Squeezing the pimples out;
Outspake the woman in pain
This cannot be endured;
Without a cake Of Gouraud's Soap.

bue we Will reserve the remainder Of
What she sud for future time; suffice say that she
dd nay Ike or Gouaud Italian Soap and that she
den ably cured This lady Dr., g. has the pleasure Of
numbering among his choicest friends and patrons.
The New York herald., 1844-12-19
AUCTION SALES.

OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
I ,Evx SOONER will sell on SATURDAY EVEN
splendid COLLECTION OF rictures all Of which richly framed
and IN ne der. ready hang up They comprise great
hase offered for sale for a long time.
ladies amateurs aud connoisseurx invited them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-07-05

MELANCHOLY ACoDENT.-We spent The last
Sabbath in Providence, R. /. 1t was day of de-
hghtful religious interest. But as we were return
ing from church in the evening, we learned that a
boat on the river had been capsized that dav, and
taat two young men were drowned. 1t was said
That there were nine in the bnat,-lhat they were
on pleasure excursion, that they had durirgihe
san used alcoholic liquors freely, ard that some
OF them at the time the boat upset. were quite in
toxlcated. We understand thar their bodies were
sent to their parents, in New Hampshire, carly on
Monday morning. This event speaks a volume.
How solemnly admonitory Docs not God - cak
IN this event TO Salbalh-hle0kers? We have
known many, very many. who have been hurried
to premature grave Ivy the sane means.- Iruq
W eSfeyan.
V5- During the recent drought in the Island Of
Cuba, o ne planter in the neghborhood Of Matan-
zas, lost 900 head of cattle, and 50 much reduced
was the supply in the strength Of teams, that the
transportation Of barrel of sugar forty miles, cost
three dollars.
CE5-The President has vetoed the Eastern Har-
Dor bill. What do shareholders care for northern
interests! This is a further illustration of the
Wing doctrine of the 'eNst of two evS,' which
placed John Tyler where he is Is it best to try
that doctrine again;
ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEBTs-The Democrat
ic party is decidedly opposed to the assumption of
Oldtc Ocnls; vi tHC SIoulu Ol NOHSutullOnlllFy as
well as eXpediency. But the same party goes for
the assumption of the debt of rexas-the debt of a
foreign territory, and that without even knowing
the amounts
EG-B. F. Butler stated to the Baltimore Con-
vention, that unless Van Buren, was nominated,
New York would go for Clay. After the nomina-
ton Of Polk, he pledged New York for 10000 ma
jorty.
u. F LINDER, the Alton Mobocrat, one who
took a conspicuous part in the violent, unlawful
and bloody scenes, which resulted in the death of
Lovejoy, Is one of the candidates of the Wing par
ty for Presidential eector.
HoRR1BLE.- Cincinnati Times chronicles
the death of man in that city, who deliberately
took off his upper garments and placed his head
under the arm ofthe fly wheel Of the steamboat
Lancet lying at the wharf, while her engine was
in motion it was instantly crushed. The unfor
tunate man named Ketchum, and belonged to
Newark, Ohio.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-07-05
NEW EXPLOSIVE SHE'LL.

Some experiments were performed last week at
West Point, with Messrs Burdck & SCOTS new
" invented explosive shell before the Board of Ex
amnerS.
The shells were fired from an eight inch sea
coast howzer, or what is commonly called Sd
FOUNDER. They succeeded admirably, and even
surpassed the utmost expectations. There were
five shots fired, and their time as to explosion was
regulated at wi-that is, after they struck the OBJ
ject at which they fired. The shells, or three OF
them penetrated the hill at which they were aimed
to the distance of eight feet, and exploded, tearing
up hundreds of cubic yards of soil, stones, rocks,
sc. The Importance of this shell consists in hav-
ing no fuse, externally, and the shell is literally
water proof Last fall, at some experiments, one
she'll sank in water to the depth OF thirty feet, and
there exploded.
PosrAGE?-WHo PAY's?-According to the re-
port of the Post Master General, the nett revenue
Of the department in ls49, was $500, $50 VI
this the free States paid 81, 1856, Sos. The slave
! States paid ST. 900 1927. Excess paid by the free
States, $55,676. The total expense of transmit
ting the mails was $2,947,Sl9. or this, the sum
of 81 ,40l ,497 was paid for the free States, while
81, 545, 922 was paid for the slave States. Excess
paid for the slave States, $l44325 This sum-
added to the excess of postage paid by the free
States, shows that the free States pay for the sup
port of the Post Office department, 81 ,l00,0Ol
more than is paid by the slave States Libert,
Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-07-05
The American Executive,

President, JOHN TYLER, Stakeholder.
Sec'y Of State, JOHN c. CALHOUN, Stakeholder.
Sec'y of Treasury, GEO. M. BlBB, Stakeholder.
Sec'y of War, WILLIAM WILKINS, Servite.
Sec'y of Navy, JOHN Y. MASON, Stakeholder.
P. M. Gen, CHAs. A. W1cKLIFFE, Shareholder
Attorney Cen, JOHN NELSON, Shareholder.
All created by the unanimous action of the whg
party! 1t cannot be laid to Mr.. Tyler, for the
Wing Senate reject all the non-slavehoders he
dominates to the Cabinet, and approve by accIama
ton all shareholders. Very wonderful.
RESIGNATION Senator McDufiie, it is said, has
resigned his seat in the Senate, not on account o.
i'll health but if rumor is to be credited to go into
the South Carolina Legislature, to carry through
"A law TO tao all northern manufactures brought init
South Carolina. We are sorry to have SO mucI
time and good talent thrown away on such eutopi
an projects. McDuliie's reply to Benton's speech
against annexation, points out the Senate as TIT
proper sphere Of action. The tax that South Car
olina will get northern manufactures will scarce
Iy pay the consequent loss on South Carolina cot
ton. When the game ofcross purposes is to b'
played, it requires two clever players.
One of the Tea Party that threw the Tea int,
Boston harbor, Dec 10, ITS, Samuel Sprague
died in Boston on Thursday evening, aged ninety
one. The only member Of the Tea Party nov
alive IS Col. PurLitt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-07-05
T1T FOR TAT

The Green Mountain Freeman has once con-
feSse1 that Mr.. Clay has repented of his dueS and
voted for the law of Congress to punish duelling
as crime; still it insists that Henry Clay is a d.
elist We rotort this: J. G. Birney was slave
holder-he did, indeed, repent of it, and his
repentance produced good fruit, just like Mr.. Clay
on duelling; butt according to the logic of the
Freeman, j. G. B%aey is n slaUehotaer. [Vt,
Waterman.
So far from acknowledging that Mr.. Clay has
repented Of his duelS which took plce l6 yea rs a.
60, as the Waterman would make us believe he
had, we commended that there was evidence he had
not repented of his dueing; Glnm the fact that he
accepted a challenge from Mr. King only about
three years ago, since The a,o against dueIng ,oas
made, for which he is now under bonds of $4,000.
He also declared at that time, March IS41, that he
"was ready at all times promptly to repair an ill.,
jury, as hope ever shall he to repeI an indigni
IT," And yet the Waterman says that "the
Freeman has acknowledged that Mr.. Clay has re-
pented of his dueIs." We should be surprised Al
this, If the Waterman was not so much in the hab
1t OF uttering senselesS falsehoods.