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The New York herald., 1844-11-13
Organic Remains.

The language Of science is anally becoming rm de-
ded and mperous, in regard to truths which lie at the
very foundation Of natural religion and which, in their
admission strike deadly blow at the Of oil the
pertons on earth. We intend In this article to retouch
subject heretofore presented to readers, but such
to make II interesting and instructive and
highly calculated TO advsnco the great and good In
which we engaged
Before taking our position we would Observe that we
may have idea Of the wreck OF former ages when
are informed that the immense Of coal spread
over extensive regions Of countries Of MARBLE chalk
limestone animal vegetable matter that ell rock
originally the same, and has besn made to its
various form, color density, and specific gravity
sequence of external agencies as volcanic fire. eectric
ty and water eAecting chemical solution and condensa
ton or else leaving 1t to preciptate and more slowly
sumo its present and from the fact that the whole
earth visible hss evidently been thrown up from the
bottom Of the Not only islands, as Great Britain,
continents the loest mountains, containing marine
efluvia which bad evidently with them az q bed
rested for ages beneath the The evidences that
there had been three distinct periods OF vast DURATION are
The fossei remains i'm each are distinct petriRed re-
mains Of vast variety Of animals and plants embedded
in solid rock evidently in state Of solution Of the time
they received these remains That these remains have
deposited under the circumstances at distinct
intervals separated by "a series Of ages OF vast DURATION
evident pms Jss'. ,s, nS s,ncs msnss
I'd and been deposited In no other manner Each vo
lume OF authentic records II lnsus nature Ma
lure cannot have deceived universal mind by creating
three distinct regions Of organic remains Naturaliss
and anatsmsts chemists and philosophers cannot be de
ceived These animals have lived and fourished In
shine the herbs of the field the beasts Of the ehase
the Ash of the sea Three universal convusioDs Of the
EARTH after periods Of vast DURATION have followed each
other; three periods ages have successvely followed
Turing which, every thing has been adjusted TO similar
economy in day and nghi and winter seed time
snd maturity.
We now come to take our position by assuming pre-.
mses Of q legitimate and important bearing Since
such il the truth with regard to the changes which
the earth has undergone, the Mosaic account OF the
creation Of the world h false, and the bible with ell
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

DEsrsrcrNK FnK.-The only serious fire which
has occurred ia ihls city for long while, says the
a. LOUIS Republican oi the lr instant, took piece
Tuesday night, nbout ~ o'clock Destroyed the build
,ug known the Hoye Mills the Of Fnth end
Hazel s,Feeis conssn Of norring mill. oil mill and
rsrding isctory They ned " Jsmcs g. sutton,
~ Culver and NF. Black The esfstlishmsnt wss pur
chssed year age iar 90 600 and many improvements
sincs been made There -shout 600 barrels of
nsuf hand Of xhieh ~ greet sxsrtion some 6S or
shs dsy hot so,yd night and che Gre 10 suppossd
have c.nEh sccidsntal, tho furnace The main
bulldfng 81 stons. unh frames stfsched 10 We
understand there - The snonnt Of 5000
on The nils ana sfoD on the siock whseh vii still
leave ths e9ssFs heavy Losers ~ the disaster.
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kESsETT's TowER. Just our paper was going
press the beautiful Shot Tower in the course OF
erosion IN ths city, by Ferdinand Kennett ESQ fell
With tremendous crash u had been raised about 100
ee and was to be raised 20 rect higher. II was nne
circular column Of brick For some weeks past II has
been cracking TO alarm In the neighborhood
But who good judges o such matters expressed
he opinion that there danger Of its falling. II
sss recently examined by very skful engineers and
irchecs, who believed that the cracks superficial
ard would epdsnger the Tower. NJ L. Clark, Esq
sbo ~ very skillin and scientific architect. gave
written opinion ss to the safety Of ths building. But,
notv outstanding all this FELL and aow Hes huge mass
q crushed and broken brick u crushed In tvo frame
enements. Ia one OF which Of tho wouhppers Of
Venus congregstsd. hut Of them were hurt
The other tenement had been occupied by negroes who
yesterday took the ssTm and removed II 10 supposed
~ some that some sons buried under the pile Of
ruins hut the better opin that person hes been
should fall without loss of life The loss 10 the builders
eill be very considerais ts erection, we learn, hsd
slresiy cost $40 ooo = ~ Lsuis Ere. ker.2
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Rorssss AZ Nsrvoo.-Thr Mofmons siill seem
10 thlnk that lhsy rend.r God srric. by robbing
ths tsstllss ON fhs ni.h ~ ne esh VI Occbsr ths
ssors ~ iisrff-en kiwhsl 81 Nsusee. robbed. a
email rnintsd green tsken, containing about
fsoc N reA stssg aad pspsF money cssyt Tor
ssIo wofth ~ natss sssen ~ osmfle walker. csrti
acstes u stock ief see 80 81 ne tsfmsfs and Mschs
q 9th ps*rs ~ hae ~ lssasi piers missd
eloth pe. eivs clsfh, shfiy p.rcss Frsas, usey
tlae rills bieschsi shsstlnss and tle hs toe
Zee ssa Couuty nsnk New Vera No sl2t .e'te-
Nsthins hss hesn heard ~ me seeds - uocry sDcs
tksy - ~ a,ystsrsoasy Aseg4ssrsd
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

Iowa CONVENTION convention in Iowa for
he purpose of framing n constitution preparatory
10 coming into the Union State, is in session.
ur Bren proposed that foreigners be allowed 10 vote
county officers alter q residence OF three years In the
state This resolution lost. 40 in favor and 50
sganst it. We learn from the Iowa Standard thst the
Of Office Of the Governor fixed at two years
snd the Secretary Of msde elective by the people
The report OF the COMMITTEES State BITS, imposing
stricons and making necessary TO submit to the peo
pie that would Indebtedness consider
Cd end ordered be- read third time. Residence before
being admitted TO vote, fixed at six monhs-voting
be by ballot The committee on the Legislative de.
psrtmet has reported n favor Of biennial Legislatures
members be raid "a day for 80 days, and 81 alter
wards Mr. Hall from the committee upon the petition
skiing that the rights Of citizenship be granted TO colored
persons, made report against such grant
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THxvxL - Dstxon .--fs~-rnssu 40 throssh 10
DefroIt in ~ hoar~ LEAVING ~ the steamboat
hsmpson a srieck A n they fssrh ~. Jessph q
NJ and leave ~ stages mmediafey Rene 81 nrhf,
e'eleek They re.ch Dstron 81 2 n !, e ths hnd day,
thns givlnf p@sssnRsEs enc fsy ~ ne isss, ore .
miles, distance w rail- 40 mii.s expected that
fAs railroad wk ~ sxfrnasd - kssrst . nearly -
rsss NOR. ths. ss.son - Marshall " fare IRON
tstsh. % D.trof a. s Total fsFp tloso kosfs leave
lrom Buaslo - soon ss ne ct Detroit Chsase
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

A corrs. MESA new dlscovery oi eopper
mineral has heem made on kickapoo, about II
ae shove rrsre ~ Chi~n ant sx miiss Iron the Mis
ve az informed that about 3ono rsunss sw wtsksn out
s,,v thst tho lode proved ssms distance ahead aud
hai the mineral increases IN g"sntfy :" they s1tnce
ne ore s said 70 he cen ricksr hen hat found
ear Mineral Point. which averages we believe shooi
cent
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
MEDICAL NOTICE.


STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
have been only half cured by auac had better carefully peusc
Dr. Coopey-Sr Last July contracted certain private
dnease, and immediately applied to doctor who promised
cure me IN week continued with him two month";. but
w gradually .ssnI wSs tried one AFTER another all II.
at length discovered the object Of these mo
uey and that he were not doctors concluded into
the hospital where the doctors kept under course Of
curY for eight we throat and liberated pains
eompets sEee.on the doctors considered dangerous give
medicine, and advised southern climate. left
the hospital, and by advice Of several friends, placed myself
ander the first Of January last well and
'sstored 10 perfect health. wish this gutlished
: Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, MY.
Coopr Warrants 70 cure every case no matter how long
standng o tset Slctue and Seminal Weakness and mild
cases Q private msladies cured in N hours without interfering
with the PATIENTS habits Dr. Coopers Oce Duane street
.wo soor Irom Chatham st No cure no pay nl2lm nc
UNIVERSITY SURGICAL AND MEDICAL
CLINIQUE.
ngitutlon has been established by the Medical Faculty
Of the University Of New York. for the purpose OF enabling
those ottzns who are Affected with surgical and whose
crcumstances prevent them obtaining relief 70 have the nec
AIRY operations srfomed grauitousl and likewise 70 furnish
saturday throughout the year, Dr. MOTT will in attend
nce at the Cniqne $50 Broadway ADVICE and perform
surgical operation that may be rrqued The Clnque will
H 4 9I1s Az 1ois fySs 4 S9s gSloef 2S
ander the direction Of DR.. BEDFORD and Is also nisndsd to
furnish gatutous assistance poor women their conne
ment All women who may require the aid OF this charity
requesed TO register their with Dr. BEDFORD, 73
Broadway and they will be attended their houses free Of
ehAsEe osAwlmsnc
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

The TEN DRAeooNs.-The last Galena Gazette
says: "The Otter 10 in this morning from Fort
Smelling There no truth In the report that ten Uni
States Dragons had been murdered BY the soosstong
Indians. Not word has been heard from the detach
ment ssnt out against the Indians since ts Departure
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

LOST-TWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
OST-0n Sunday, the 10th Of November between two and
- three O'Clock, M in going from 81 South the
corner OF Wa and South thence Wall the Express Office
in Broadway. roll Of bills tied with twine srng amount
not certain supposed to be from $3.50 $75-the principal part
FIVE and dollar bills mosyiofths City and State shin
plaster bills one twenty some torn five Farmers Bank Of
s1o filled ap but not signed lated .th or3h November
reward giving information the subject shall
receive liberal reward and the thanks Of the owner
nl2 3t*rrc EDWARD FRlSBY, 81 South st.
POST OFFICE, New York, Nov i2, 1874.
ENG!,L,lsH MAiLLLetter Bags per Steamer HIBERNlA,
city, Friday the 18th instant IS minutes past o'clock
NJ The overland postage Of l8x each single letter.
must be paid. JOHN LOR1MER GRAHAM, r. M.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

MURDER AT sra John Smith, q native of Con
sc,icut and cook Of the hris caFissn which srr.sd
.strftsy from Bremep i rsrer'es 20 have sfsnnsd
grans sNf t.fver.t
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
Married.

COMMUNITY PLACE, Oct. %.
We, the undersignsd, acknowledging neither the
hority OF church state officers, any other power
above beyond ourselves essential to this act have
by mutual agreement united In this relation and do
regard ourselves az husband and wife.
JAMES SMITH,
MARY L. ROBBINS
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
Price Two Cents.

specimens of poatos from which the starch was alb
stracted by the drought, and Of some magnificent
apples by Mr.. Boswell, OF Pennsylvania, it was re-
solved, that this interesting subject should be con-
well as the subject considered as to the favoYa-
BILE time OF applying manure TO the wheat crop. In
the course OF this enquiry a remarkable fact was
stated. that the tubours which proceeded from the
and good that the want of vegetable vitality was
produced by drought, while surcharge Of rain pro-
duced the fungus, which is ruinous to the health
of the potatos.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.

THE Members Of the New York Bras, Band would
meeting Of the Band held Military Hall Bowery, End Nov
1884, Mr. r.. WILLIS unanimously elected Leader and C.
assured dat the Band will be inferior 70 none in this country
bestowed them the and will every
exeon merit continuance OF the same Applications for
stet James Conner Secretary ss Bsysrd street. Of the
following member Wm Wallace 40 Spring Alfred II.
Psates Is Norfolk street; Daniel Undehl IA Wooster
Msme $50 For yh street, John Wallace Clark street;
Geo. Gsoer 1870 Forsyth street, H. Wheeler, 9th Aveuu
and 18th stree G. Lum 5 Centre steet, Doco 9. Mather
LA Wooster Z. g. Graiua Composer 80 Bayard
RICHARD WILLIS, Leader
JAMES CONNER, Secretary.
N BBsnds prov .ded ior Public Balls Private Soirees
6erenades &c., by applying to Wm Wallace, 10 Spring
n1n ltnAsn
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

From FLoRIpA.-We have ST. Augustine dates
10 the 3D., and copy the following paragraphs from
the 81. Augustine News
Loss SCHOONER MANIA NJ kLoTTs.-The schr.
Maria NJ Kotis Captain RUSSELL bound 10 Wilmington
~ lost, while endeavoriDg tins bar
sunday evening last She had got nearly when the
wind suddenly died away q calm. Her anchors were i'm.
nedistety dropped. and the wind sprung up from
when she parted her cables and went ashore Yes
sci total loss Passengers and crew saved
HoRnIsLg AccrpEsr-On Wetnesoay evening last,
negro belonging TO Mr.. 8 Segui, had her dress
10 take fire. whilst Ding the fire place She
badly burned before the fire could be extnguished,
hat she died In few hours
OrASGEs-For.y thousand Of this fruit shipped
down the st. Johns, few days since, from Draytonb
Island This fruit the staple Of East Florida previous
$780, and trees known to be 100 years old,
but night In the month OF February Of that year.
frost killed them all, since which the profitable
has been lost few began to bud at st. Augustine,
when small insect Of the Coccus tribe made s appear
ance and bids fsr destroy every orange lme and ci
iron tree In the whole country.
The weather was remarkably cold on Tuesday and
Wednesday last
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

MORMON APFAIRs.-We saw statement IN the
dans had assembled in great force Carthage in Han
cock county, Illinois, supposed with hostile
intentions towards some Of the good citizens Of the coun
v. &c.
source, about as foowsThe Circuit Cocrt Of that
county the 2ist. There recognised to at.
tend this Court, all the common council Of the city oi
Nsuvoo and many other persons of that place charged
,l1 n las. These and their
witnesses, making in all about hundred persons,
and TO the sSow
mon force about the Court came to the very audable
town, where they could be at all times ready to attend
Court upon short notice to answer the charges against
them.
In addition to this, some 20 Potawatane Indians. with
their women and children their way to hunt muskras
ns ssS
nection with Mormons any oher in the coun
", but passing through without mess!inE any one, and
this the great Mormon and Indian force referred 10.
Now for the object Of getting up this story and the use
that attempted to be made Of it. 4 was well under.
stood that at the attempt would be made n ndict
the persons who guilty of numbering Joseph and
H,sm smith while they were confined in the Carthage
dome BY ,So mob party Hancoch "'''
They appointed committee Of safety, and directed that
the Judge should be informed Of the resolutions Of tbs
meeting, that he might consult his safety, &c.
Judge Thomas did not wait to be called upon, hut with
out much form or ceremony he let these panic makers
they with all their force could not deter him from doing
his duty. And furthermore, il any OF them appeared
apout the Couft mouse WIN OF any Otner nOsue uo
monsatons that he would order them instantly to jail
and necessary he would be one Of the posse TO aid IN
the execution Of the order This deferred the out
breakers that they dared not present their resolu
ions to the Court.
The county Court Of Hancock county, all Of whom
were Mormons except at their last term selected
twenty three Grand Jurym in their county not one Of
whom a Mormon and this aRiMormon jury has
had the honesty 10 indict both Mormons and an-Mor
for alleged violations OF law; and among others,
!hey have indicted Levi williams, Thoms. I sharp,
Mark AIdrch, Jacob Davis William Grover John
Allyn, william Davis John Wills and William Gaher,
or the alleged murder OF Joseph and Hirum Smith II
will he remembered that the whg papers OF Illinois said
that nothing would be done with those for this out
rsge.-fuinois State Register, Nor !.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

M LEVETT, Dentist, the ntroducer OF inserting
M Iptbe Teeth on the principle famospheric pressure al
lowed be the dentistry
duced strangers and the public in general examine h
method which will be fosnd greatly superior ANY
great and permanent comfer cleanliness durability ne To
patients II particularly adapted, pecludes the
necessity Of extracting stups teeth and retains the
mouth healthy The numerous testimonials from the
most society," with the highest dental and ot
authorities, will to tho.s requiring artificial teeth,
those who have bad them unskully the happ and mos
satisfactory results. M. LEVETT, Dentist,
nl2 msm 260 Broadway, entrance in Warren 81.
The New York herald., 1844-11-13
AsSl nONi uREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
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K HS2k 22k a2O
BY rA1 fE7ERErSSt EASE Sat1 r1sK4Fs h 2fs LINE OF
lSaling from Liverpool the 7th 18th of every month
Persons Wishing send the Old Country for rends
can make the necessary with the Subscribers
have them in this superior Lns Of Packets Sailing
from LiyePool puncuay the 7th and 10th Of every
They will also have first class OF American trading ships
sailing days thereby aordng weekly communication
from that port One Of the firm, Mr. James d. Roche
there to see that they shall be forwarded with and des
patch.
Should the parties agreed fOr not out the money will
be etumed TO those who paid here, without reduction
The Black Ball or Old Line Of Liverpool Packets compris.
The The folloWng I, magnificent ships, viz. -
CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS
EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA,
ENGLAND, NORTH AMERICA
With such superior and unequalled arangements the Sub
scber confidently look forward for Of sup
port which has been extended them many years. for which
they grateful.
Those poceedng remtng money TO their relatives can
all times obtain Drafts sight for drawn direct
On the Royal Bank Of Ireland, Dublin, also, on
Messn. PRESCOTT, GROTE, AMES & co.
which will be paid demand at any Of the Banks or then
Branches in all the principal towns throughout England Ire
ROCHE, BROTHERS 4 CO.
IS Fulton street, New York,
next door to the Fulton Bank
B-The Old Line Of Liverpool Packets sail from this pom
for Liverpool the st and 10Th each month"; Parties
ing the Old Country will find il their comfort and advan
tage TO select this avo Line for their conveyance prefer
ence TO any other.
Jel5 5msrc
The New York herald., 1844-11-13

SUPERNATURAL INVENTION,
TO CIRE CuTANEOuS ERUPTIONS AND CLEAR
DARK, SUN-BURNT, YELLOW, DISCOLORED
OR FRECKLED SKIN.
MANY-Ay there are many who have been cheated with
M ash aud therefore think the powers Of the genuine
Soap exaggeraed let such give it fair trial. II indeed
Ill skin diseases In fact seldom q heysr fails curing
Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Eryspelas Barbers Itch,
Rngworm, Old Sores, and Sore Heads.
But mind, it il Jones' Soap has done, and still effects these
cures Get il no where else IN TIN, city-or you will be
swndled with countereit-but the sign Of the Amer
can Eagle az Chatham street. and 323 Broadway N Y; in
Boston, Reddng State street; Zeiber Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia; l3s Fulton street, Brooklyn, and Pease Broadway
Albany. nl2 lmsec
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
Court or Common Pleas.
psforr- ludye n.1y

Clark Smith & Co. VS.. Edward Hen-Action 10
sr ,be amount Of for 1851 g. dawn by Thomas
on and endorsed By defendant given extra TO piantifs
Srten compromise signed by them ahd other creditors
s5 20 yeerday The Court charged that the Jury must
- me testimony lthey think he of the note was
luce Clark smith & Co 10 the compromise. 1t is
"a 4, giving and beng fraud other creditors
Ts,lct 10, defendant.
Edward Haley and Bridget his wife vs.. Martin
p,n-Actiop for SlanderThe plaintiffs keep boarding
the Fourth Ward The defendant al one tune board
g,E ,hem but subsequently rented hou,a Batavia ST.
~ commenced keeping boarders himself The charge that
r. Haley went the house OF Ryan the evening Of the
II lima last with view collect between and IS which
- bef thief robber. pickpocket, &c Sc0es
"a counsel for defendant moved for nonut the ground
rngusg hae been provoked and diu grow
:, snrOn charse Alrs Haley being thst nj simply
rnr reference what he considered unjust demand for
sr The Court decided that the must 20 he jury.
n ths part the dsence witnesses testified that hs made
- Demand und that Mr Ryan denied owing it. She said he
.. the money She finally became angry. tea la
where the boarders taking supper and
kn but of the boaers took away frop her-and
IN sbs seized pitcher bowl OF hot water which she
,g 70 Mr. Ryan have tine benefit Of when that also
s0 away from ber-she then called him id ro6ber &C.
MA be replied II he robber they might shake hands
isshswe robbe and pickpocket besides, &c. Mr Ryan
ty ordered her out md she would not and he und
officer The Court charged that where teOnOus term
yppEed 10 person. and standing alone II IL aconube but
yD qualified by saying they account Of something
.is CRIMINAL 1t ceases To be sotOr instance If person
~, another no thief becuuse he walked down TO the
psy and bnck ugan, the qualification Is such show
y what the probable intention i'll this Verdict
t,Ae
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
Police Office.

Ezra Snell mate of the schooner John and Rich
Al, v arrested for having the 18th ut stolen the pocket
took containing s45 from Thomas Smith master of the said
rhoner, while ing Great Egg Harbor J. portion
ohe was found on the and identified und he
skt committed to prison.
John Mathews was committed for stealing pair
,br-ss candestcks from Mary Waters. l62 Anthony ST.
Willian Smith was arrested by Constable 7. J.
Bsksr Of the Fifth Ward. TOR heving the 9TH ul, stolen
Ses haw &c, worth S62. from Samuel Jackson. coored
zan ofi York st. Most oi the articles pledged by him.
I'D he was committed TO answer.
William Moore, colored, was committed for Sc
sy wounding with knife Joanna Thomas. also colored
Henry Clay was committed for stealing hat and
ldlugglst's mortar.
Charles Brown, coorcd, was arrested hy private
us,chman Peter Cole for stealing 30 yard, o cnghan
worth 3d. from the store OF aess.s Dow. King Il Co. il3 Fear
Young female named Ann Herdman, who vends
Cologne water &c the house So Leonard ST and
stole from Jdrs Fanny White purse and money worth about
sR Shewas arrested and committed to answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
SINGULAR EPiTAPH
Here lies an old lady, once Shriveed und hoary

Here Ilcs an old lady, once shnveiIed und hoory,
Who renewed alt her beauty. soft skin. and dark hair.
And then cut of IN the hight of her glory,
- After living ttcO ages devoid OF all care
The above curious epaph handsome tablet the
Pre Chase Cemetery. PARIS marking resting place
dame OF the ancient regime She wealthy Parsienne.
noted IN he! youth tor extraordinary beauty, which the late
hours and fashionable voiies of that guy metropolis
deprived her Of Her cheek paed her skin hryeed and her
hur turned premnturey AT the OF ty she became
acquainted with celebrated chemist who volunteered
her provided she would narrD him aiteward This
agreed 10 do md the Epaph denotes how completely
successful were the exeon OF the Chemist accomplish the
wished for object DIR. FELIX GOURAUDs famous italian
Medicdicd Soap the extraordinary Property of
vertlng dark treced shveled skin to an nlantne whites
aud soitncss his reciGR Hdir DyG will rcd
grey hair To rich auburn, dark brown jet back short
time, while hls P0udre Subtle all powerful in the removal
Of hr from any part OF the human rame.
Dr. Liquid Rouge unapproachabe for the richness and
durability OF its nt These celebrated articles have all been
cnuntereied hvOe all sold Broadway and the pureus of
the Five Points. r Gs Depot n 81 Walk
er s. first store FROM Broadway. OF 2tenI