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FATHER MATrurw.--It is said that this cha i'm p;on
OF temperance viii not visit Americ, until another
year
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET i"I
81 uslrr-H NON ESSENTIALS, Linh"''' ~ "
THINGS cHARIrr.-.irguSti'i.
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CONGRESS-TmuRspAr.

In the Senate, after the reading Of the journal
Mr.. WHITE of Indiana, presented mem,rr ...
ed, IT was stated, by 5000 Quakers in the S,t. n,
Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio, who disclsmed heo,
Abolltion,ts, stating that they had separated them
selves from that party, in opposition 10 the annexa
'on oil Texas. Mr. BERRlrN raised the question
oil reception, upon which debate sprungu p. Fl.
naily the memorial was received and laid upon the
table, which was all the business done at the time
our paper went TO press.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03
NEW YORK HERALD.


We will publish this morning, at o'clock, one OF
the most magnificent illustrated papers ever printed
in this country. 1t contains two exceedingly gra-
phic and spirited engravinss, one Illustrative OF the
early lie of Mr. Polk, and the other characte-
ristic scene in the manhood of Henry Clay. In
the former, Mr. Polk is represented in the act OF
telling to the earth one of the sturdy trees of the
forest, near his paternal home This scene is very
graphic. The ether engraving represents Mr.. Clay
in the act of addressing large of his fell
low citizens in kentucky. The great wing orator
is standing on a stump, with his coat off, to give
iul scope TO his gesticuaton, and the surrounding
crowds appear TO be quite overwhelmed with his
e!oquence.
This Weekly Herald contains the whole Of the
proceedings in the case of the Rev. Mr.. Fdrchild,
who has been found guilty of the most arocious
couduct owards young female, who lived in his
family. The important speech Of MIR. Jos. l.
White, late Of Indiana, is also given III this num-
Der. Price only 81 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

Au6 -Ifabeds Corpus.-Angene La Motto, the un
fortunate young female who has been committed on a
charge Of lately stealing $500 from gentleman of the
name OF A. Herrck, al the house Of Mrs. Miller, was
thia day brought before Judge Daily under writ Of ha
oeas corpus aad applied to have her bail reduced as to
enable her get OF prison. the state her health
this season Of the year being such to render mpos
sible Tor her to continue in prison any longer without
serious risk to her health The Court allowed the bail TO
be reduced to $500 The prisoner presented melancholy
spectacle and her health appears to suffer considerably
as she was unable to sit erect in her chair While in the
Chambers she obliged to lean her head and arm in
dropping posture upon the shoulders Of who at.
tended her very picture of desoation and despairhe
ruin Of beautiful girl. Her appearance In the
Chambers created good deal Of sympathy; and some Of
the lawyers heard to say that the man from whom
the money taken ought to have been in her place
for men into those infamous dens Of vice and inamy
about the city, they ought to suffer Ter it.
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90 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR

90 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
5AFARlLLA, GENT1AN AND sARSAFRAS, prepared
W the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy,
ahlshed for the suppression Of quackery Thia refined
md highly concentrated extract possessing all the pnr
confidently recommended by the College, as infinitely
hyperion any extract Of sarsaparla at present befor
he public and may be relied on as certain remedy for
Ill diseases arising rom impure state Of the blood
UGH as scrotua, saltrheum ringwom, blotches PIN
les ulcers pain in the bones joints, nodes cutaneous
ruptions uiceraxcd sore throat any disease arising
ron, the secondary effects Of syphilis or inudicious
,se OF mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at. rs cents each.
in Cases OF half.aiozen Bottles, 50 80
d" one dozen 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
NJ B-A very liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers
Of6ce Of the College, o6 Nassau street.
W. 3. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agsat.
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Before Commissioner RapeIJo
Arousr 2-Michasi Harrington, who was yesterday
committed charge Of stealing the pistols belonging
captain of the brig Francis Louisa further
manded until this day, when witnesses will be examin.
cd He Is committed the nominal charge of larceny
board hut circumstances OF suspicion attach
cd 10 the prisoner in relation the murder the mate
whom he supposed to have poisoned ltappeared that
the 22d OF July the prisoner who was steward aud
cook prepared dish OF which the mate partook, when
ne taken ill., aud subsequently died II 10 stared that
Harrington about to shoot the Captain and took the
pistols for that purpose, when OH being found out, he
jumped overheard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

From Mexico There were two arrivals yester-
day from Mexico-the Atrevida, from Vera Cruz,
and Equity from aatamoras BY the latter arrival we
beii.g high bilious fever. Don Emile Mannaton, one Of
tho principal merchants, died the 9th instant. The
captain and nearly II not quite all down with
the fever and we learn that arriving here they
unable TO work the vessel despatch arrived just as
the Equity left Maiamoras pocaimng the armstice be-
tween Mexico aud Texas TO be at an end. We could not
learn that any intelligence OF interest brought by the
Atrevida.-N o. Pic. July 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

% RABINEAU'S HOT SALT WATER BATHS,
Desbrosses street We refer to every professional
Of responsibility for his opinion upon the efficacy OF
the Hot Salt Water Bath They were origin ated by the
fo,ered by the faculty The merits of these baths
recorded in the renovation OF health and strength to the
gonty rheumatic the debilated, of every age SEX
and size Try the mparahe bath Of Henry Rabneau,
a, the foot Of Desbrosses street. There the epers
cleansed and the halt made to walk The Salt Water
Hot Bath is escual remedy against all constitutional
evils Rahineaus lady and genemens cold Salt Water
Baths cannot be equalled In the city.
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Marine Court.


August 2 THE MExicANs-John Reines vs. Joseph NJ
Espio.-This was another action brought against the
Commodore Of the Mexican steamer Monteznma" now
lying at the Dry Dock for rersirs The il similar
that OF Bestwck the whose case was decided be-
fore the Chief Justice yesterdaynamely for wages
and deenticn Of his clothes board The painM sub
mitted to non.suit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

Ills Honor Judge Belts will pass sentence the pri
soner Wilson, found guilty OF stabbing the first mate
BURY on board the brig Roberts," the Of Afr
Captain Drscolls counsel will be- heard on applioa-
tion for psstpensmsnt Of the trial for this tern
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PuGLrsm We understand that a pugilistic
match for $500 has been made between james
Sullivan and William Harrington, and one for
$1,000 between john McCleester and Thomas
ieyer. This is the current report, but the parte.
named may not have cognizance of the fact.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

Before Vice Chancellor McCoun
Aueusr 2-Crugsr Dougids-The whole of yester.
day was occupied by MIR. o'conor in argument No new
matter varying the features oil the case already reported
introduced. Mr. OConor still continues his arpu-
ment on Monday, TO which day the Court stands III
fuurn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

VERY QUICK PAssAGE.-The famous packet ship
Garrlck on her last trip landed her passengers in
Liverpool in fifteen days and twelve hours from
her wharf in this city
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FOREIGN NEws.-We are indebted to the enterpri.
sing Adams q Co. for files Of Boston and English
papers ahead Of the mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

Nhy- PIMpLEs, SORES AND ERUPTIONS UPON
THE FACE.-There Is nothing which disfgures per-
son 40 much as bad breakngs upon the face sso
&C., yet hundreds suffer them to remain when one bottle
rendering the smooth and giving 10 the counenance
blooming AMI youthful appearance This superior FIX
tract has thus far met with unexsmplet In all
diseases arising IRON impurities Of the blood, mercursl
affections &C. Its effects certain and speedy. Loss Of
appetite cosveness and bilious affections very preva
lent at this season Of the year. end there IL no edcinc
which equal this sarssparila In curing these
plants Sold at 81 Csurtlsndt street. Price, % cents per
bottle, or - PER dosaa-
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NBLo's GARDEN.--The Saloon Of this pleasant
summer retreat is az crowded to witness the per
formance Of the yellow Dwarf The burlesque will bt
repeated this evening with the farce Of the Man with tn
Carpet Bag-Mr Mitchell as Grimes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

SARATOGA CORRESPONDENCE interesting
correspondence of European Traveller nov
at Saratoga, has been received, and we shall give
II TO our readers on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

THE YAcHTs.-The feet sailed yesterday morn
ing for Newportthe Gimcrack leading.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

Pacing March OVER THE BEACON COURSE, Ho-
EoKEN, YEsTERDAY.-A match came of yesterday
over this course between Fairy Queen, drove by
VIM. Wheelan, and an unknown sorrel horse, for
$500. The mare went in a lishi wagon, and the
horse in a sulky which was driven by stranger.
About five o'clock, the animals made their appear
ance Unknown was much admired, but the
Fairy was most appreciated in the betting, her
qualities being better known. They went forth in
good style, but ere they reached the half mile it
was evident that they were match, and that
the concern was like the handle of a jug-all on
one side. From thence, the stanger kept increas-
ing his distance between himself and his rival, so
much that the top Of the straight course there
was every appearance of distance, and the result
was such, tor Unknown reached the Judges stand
in minutes "a seconds shutting the Fairy com
pletely out, and taking the knowing ones in TO a
considerable extent. The winning horse is Of con.
siderable power, and will prove a formidable rival
to some OF the cracks OF the day il he is brought
forward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

GRAND PROCESSION OF THE REcHABrTEs.-
highly respectable body made grand procession
through the principal streets of the city yesterday,
and in the evening mustered in great numbers in
Tompkins' Square, where they were addressed by
several individuals. Among the company present
was His Honor, the Mayor, land several other men,
bers Of the Corporation, number OF Clergymen
of vari Gus denominations, and great many Of the
most respectable citizens. II was most magnih-
cent display, and must tend to good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

RESTORATION OF DaowSED PERsoNs.-A CON-
mon house flv that has been drowned for an hour
in water can be restored to life in very few mo.
ments by being covered with a spoonful Of COM
mon table salt. Any person who tests this expert
ment will be fully satisfied with it's results.
The philosophy Of this application we are unac-
quainted WITH but believe that an experiment upon
a recently drowned body by friction with salt,
would be attended with success. Let it be tested
In the next case that ranspiics in our city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03

p. S. The District Banks are issuing fves in rhs
name of the trustees, and certificates Of deposit Of
the same denomination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-03


hul 40, it then thought that lis sun was SCI bu
now il numbered upwards OF so, and it was in Its
| meridian. Since the arrival OF their honored
guests, he had only slept four hours out of every
q, and he believed he had had more sleep than
| many OF his comrades, so anxious were they to do
| all honor 10 the N. +. G. After few compliments
TO that company, The gallant captain concluded his
remarks by proposing toast" The Guards-we
| strike for law"
Capt. SULLIVAN returned thanks on behalf of the
n. 4. g. and MS address was received with nine
times nine cheers.
CAPT. GORDON of the New England Guards. nexl
| returned thanks tor the courteous and gallant
ceptlon he and his comrades had met with. II
was owing to them that they had been introduced
to that venerable and respected chief officer OF thu
city Of Brooklyn, Mayor Sprague In their hearts
they felt the affection Of brothers for the Guards
Of N. Y. and Brooklyn, and begged to propose til.
toast of "The City Guards of Brooklyn" Drank
with three times three cheers
Mr.. UNDERWOOD in reply to il proposed The
New England Guards everywhere"
Capt. SULLIVAN said there was one little matter
he Was DESTROYS Of bringing before the company
present. Some thirty years since, when the ". +
G.. were first formed he had in his service Daniel
Simpson. At his Captain Sulllvans) solicitation,
that individual joined the corps as drummer, and he
was proud TO say had remained in it, and was pre-
sent at that moment, Cheers jim token Of remem-
brance OF his long and faithful services he had taken
! upon himself TO present him with camp cup that
he could carry with him in all his marching through
life. Here Capt Sullivan called Simpson forward,
and presented him with the cup IL Ia neat silver
| rankard, which will contain about half pint, on
WIN ch was the following cripton-"From an
old officer oi the New England Guard TO Daniel
| simpson, as a memorial for his long and faithful
services. New York, Aug 2, IS4i"
Simpson endeavored TO express his thanks, but
his feelings were go overcome that he could not
give ntterance to his words
Mr.. ABBOTT, OF the New England Guard, was
ed one of the tables, addressed the company in a
brief but excellent Speech in which he highly CON-
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