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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
Price Two Cents.

Row AT DANsvILIE. Our village has been Tie
scene of excitement and not. Some time ago re-
solutions passed at meetings held by ON association
OF individuals who interested in having another ter
minaton of the canal in this village that the Legsa
ure did not pass bill for their relief they would dig
through the banks OF the canal at all hazards. On Tues
day evening the news arrived that the bill had been laid
on the table in the Legislature and on the following
morning large crowd assembled and commenced remov
ing The banks of the canal On Thursday the Superin
tendent was sent Tor. and arrived during the evening.
When the news arrived Thursday that their bill hal
not PASSED. at dark the Presbyterian Church entered
and orclby kept possession Of the bell rung and large
crowd assembled near the canal, when they resolved
to let III the water at all hazards In the morning,
they reassembled and renewed operations, and were
ordered off by the superintendent who commenced
ring the injuries the canal The superinten.
dent lett town during the forenoon, having put the
work in charge OF "a subordinate. As soon as he had
gone the crowd TO the number of a hundred or more
reasscmhed and ordered the state hands dest
tons which they refusing, the mob up the panks
used by the workmon and by threats and persorpl VIC.
ence drove them o the work and renewed the removal
OF the banks OF the canal After these had been lowe ed
to the waters edge the pgleaets went TO the lock ten
ders and ordered them TO the gates upper level
TO draw OFT the water in the canal This they refused to
do and resisted until driven by force from therduy when
the lock gates ned the guard gates closed the
water drawn of the upper levels leaving several
boats aground and hinderng others passing through the
Old channel OF the canal In the evening the let
into the side cut but owing to its unfinished state the
the injury and delay OF navigation. This morning the
State hands again endeavored rpa the injury but the
mob reassembed aud again drove them from their duty
The captain OF the State scow, James Clark OF Gale
tinue his operations but to until the SupeIn
tendent could be sent for On the arrival Of MIR Hooper
he Immediately ordered his repair the injury The
bell was again rung mob reassembled and by oaths
and threats oil immediate personal violence again drove
on the State authorities their duty, and mob law
reigns triumphant IN our vlloge-Dansrue Letter. Nay H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RE
ClPES prepared with accuracy, and dspatch
il the most scientific manner by VIM Watson thecaIy
mist, y72 Oxford street, London
PHYSICIANS, COUNTRY DEALERS AND PED
LARS supplied Drugs Medicines on very reasonable
terms; rso large assortment of Peumry Hair Oils,
Ec ntcpdd for Pedlars and country Dealers by VIM
VIZ tson Apothseares Hall, sc Catherine street. New York.
Drugs and Family Msdclnssa much Larger and
For SALE wholesale retail by VIM Watson Chemist
Apothecsres hall, &c Catharne. ala liu sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

POlSONS! POlSONS! POlSONS!
RE you troubled with Vem,nl The following prepare
IA tons warranted he'd bugs
moths ants MICE flies as, musquitoes all Gsects
attacs lag The vegetable Kingdom.
The bed bug poison may be used without injury to bed.
steads and bedding aud invariably ccessful
The Pat hoully compound for DIES t the
aunels woolens clothing furs chairs cushions &c. and
Rvaluat'e for clnth. far and II noel dealers.
The Compound chemical Whale OH Soap keeps the rose
bugs cuicuo and other insects from the Trees
and vegetables.
The celebrated Fly Paper will dsre flies and musqutoe.
There agency this city. only to be had from the
inventor.
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGsR,
60 Maiden lane I'd door from William street,
Removed from 2 w all street
~ B. Be cautious to purchase where else purportng
- be my preparations mis- 3taw I'm 'ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
Ann AEJ,It,N in T'UE Nr I)IrkJtRaNEAN

AND AFRICA, IN The MEDlTERRANEAN
1&K first class vc,scI with superior ccommod ,tions
M&she iOih proxmc, touching at the Azores Wc,en
Islands, thsn oceedng to Gbratr thence Malta where
Med pilots will I've taken ,heace Athens and the
Gccian Islands thence Constantuops where
part of the outward wi be disposed Of from theace
1enfdos and the HUNS Of ancient Trov thence Smyrna
Joppa where the vessel will su time enable
passengers visit jerusalem then down the liter.
rauea via Egypt, Tpo and Syracuse aud il time i'll
and the p,sseng desire the cruise be extended
Messa Naples Cvit, Vecchi, the OF ROM thence
Corsica Eiba Leghop, Genoa Nice Nars. lilies and Bace
Iona touching for supplies rangr and Madeira and
the southern passage the Atlantic making desired
brief stop Charleston, o. to land and their
effects aud thence this port The voyage vii probably
cupy about monhs during which time much vIu bic
terr sting Of ouosities &c. he collected This
pioneer expeditions, projected for the Of
avenues Tor trade between the old aId world will
doubtless be one Of profit well of pleasur.
with every possible comfort and convenonc. be found
the cruise round certain quantity Of sease goods dispose
by barter otherwise which priveee f improved will
probaby yield profit sufficient TO nearly quite the
price passage The charge to each PASSENGER provided
suc number oe will not exceed the usual
Of the summera, Sarstoga Niagara
opportunity acquiring practical commercial knowledge and
visiting the Holy LAID and other places OF mpprtace
tn. student the OF pleasure and OF business will please
make early the OF the vessel to be employ ed
the will depend measure upon the number who
forward early md assags. The company will be
rerectng the articles saeabe at the port, intended 10 be
visited and the advisable investments 70 be made in
mia sw.ss sxMT ". DEWEY, 100 Frou,u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

Omar HAUL or WHITE FIsH.-We understand
from n credtabe source that the enormous number OF
400 GOO white FISH were drawn shore at one haul
Fast Haven Iarbor Ths feat accomplished by uni
ting three sencs together and the whole force OF the fish
ermen was pm, In requsition to accomplish tNce Ia.
zen CgUrtsr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOlENGES
HAVE DONE

l. READ WHAT SHEkMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE.
MR. DAY boot maker No. 20 Tiilary street, Brooklyn,
IVA suffered greatly for eighteen months with eacatIon de
bty sickness Of the stomach loss of appetite shooting
The bowels his stomach neglected almost kind Of food
lie had been attended by various and
for two months By the professors OF tho Unvey and all to
purpose.
reading Dr. shermans Book descriptive Of symptoms
Of Shermans Worm Lozcngc few dosos brough away
about two quarts Of wons ana sstrely cnred
multitude Of similar might be ysnt,ouad where chill
dren and adults bad suffered all Death os aud
thing gave relief bur Shermans Loze2scs.
Coughs, Colds Asthma, WhOopne Cough and even Con-
SUMPTION all cured by rrast Cough Lozcrss
than any other known remedy They elaY the tickling
hsrrsssng coughs sleep whole nights The Rev. Dr.
Dunbar Rev Mr. De Forest Rev. DR. and hundreds
thousands stte: their happy others the
efficacy Of Shernans Cough Loxrnses, for headache,
papitaton, lowness OF spirits sickness and assude
from bodily mental exert0ns and for the wonderful
ties of Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster. which but l2
cents, and warranted for rheumatism and umbago,
body Ask for Sherman Poor Mans Plaster aud that
and his fac smie with directions for the
There worthless mutations hawk about and
said by unprncpied duggis Remember Shernans
Lozenenges and Pascrs and Trcsznoae others will
be deceived.
Dr. Shermany arehouse Nassau street. Asenu-27
Hudson cor S i9s BoweIy cor Spring. East Broad
way In BIsokiyn Mr.. Hays g Futoa aud Mountains
In Jersey CtyE Randall, Grocer. In Newark Trppe
David Bryson Philadelphia-ZiebSr Col Ledger Build
igs Bostou=Hedding Co.'S State zs AlhaxyA Guthrie.
Stsrwr Hall d23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

NATIONAL JOCKEY CLun RAcEs-REsuLf or ~
coND DAYS RACES --Propretors Purse TZoO-
Two mile heats
T. n. s. Boyces CHI. h, o Sec by Foreigner. ..''
r. r. Johnson's b. m. Kec.wana, by Cetus. .......
Jonathan Boards oh. m Ceta, by Cetus. Dist
Time lst heat SO I'D heat 3.53-Naf Int Noy 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. 1873 AND I9i MERCER STREET NEXT 7
u L

~ The regular PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
4AE\ will take place NJ this establishment TUESDAY,
al[1Apn 30, .oUmcncipg at eleven O'clock with Car
ragrs, Har.es saddery. &c. new and second hAnc.
At IL o'clock, Willie offered catalogue very superior
Horses
Gentlemen the country hsyirg properly to dsyose Of
either public snr will hny, their orders faithfully
attended to-
sound just in from the part cf the Sate superior
tched OF Bay Horses hpe o.ir Of Blown HoTse
splendid pair Of Bay Horse, ia OF Bright Soud
Horse. young sound. kind and very fs,t rioters
Also, several fine saddle aor,'.
Also, private sale, napd'nme Rcckaway Wagons,
and number of and second hard Barouchs and Light
Wagons.
Horses taken at Livery, rrd tcnt in .rrvror .tye.
DEALERS stables
by establishment Of the Erd in the United States.
the large end repository Of the establishment
COWAN will attend pcrsonsy TO al orders for buying
and selling hoIsss $500
All persons ceiling properly this establishment may rely
AMOUNT Will. all cs,es be paid promptly
The ARENA Of this est,hiukmeut j, built on an entirely
plan, berry detached from the
building stable, U-irbv interfering the least
livery sale horses going copP the day Of auc
ton sale
At all other tme1 the Arena krrt -areiy clear and
served for the Of horses and those
SALE aordng facility for enIcs lu,ng and showing
tOrWs COWAN AND DlLkS,
ai2 lm'ec Proprietors.
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, NC.
HE subscribers have Just received late arrivals from
Hve and keen constantly hand coinpeta assortment
krapch Artificial Flowers
Materials of all kinds for Flowers
Feather. Hair Onsmeas and Millinery hrtieIe-ier
sale by HENRY KAHN, I'm portrrs.
10 9msue ~ Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

RISE IN RED RIvER.-We learn from Red River
that the stream is higher than before known Tor many
years Between Shreveport and Nachioch's the co"n
try is entirely flooded and course the crops destroyed
N o. Buliefip Nfavq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
"HOYAL
LIZ
AMERICANS,

The Goth Regiment only recently constituted a Rifle
ResmenO raised in the State OF New York, in 1888,
and first commanded by the Earl Of London, whose
commission bears date 18th December OF the year
n then consisted OF four bsttaons The uniform red
with blue facings, and white lace The second and third
bataons present at the battle Of the Plains OF Abra
ham, in 1852 but the fra, battalion evidently formed
portion of Amhcrsts army, and did not arrive in Quebec
until June of the year following. reference to some
old records proves the ls battalion 10 have been in this
city in 1850 under the command of Col Haldimand, X.
and we presume they left about i79S The Goth being
hourly expected will doubtless I've pleased to recognize
this relic OF the early days Of their Mcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

FACTORY BURNT AT llIssDALE.-We learn from
the west to day "wednesday that the passed the
factories at insdale Of them thoroughly on FIRE
and II was thought must be consumed except the Walls
- pyingGeid R,pub
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

MoRE Plsrot.fING AND SrABBfNG.--A case of this
kind has happened in Mobile A frenchnsn named La
labus was shot ut by named w Smith, whom he in
return cut and hacked with n bowie knife Both are
since dead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAlVA yAND
SARSApARTTJ,A

SAKSAPAKIIITIA.
THIS is of the speedy aud eecu remedies for The
of GonnorhGa that has been introduced. It is
to the palate and grateful to the stomach and easily
tasen being in the usual form Of extracts Ia tare concen
all the medicinal properties OF such remedies
ouad most specially ehcacous in ges seminal weak
whites and all discharges from the IL
wholly vegetable id and acts like chtrm
ducing immediate operation the part ste ted Full
Ann slreet-Price 81
S.-S,rapgers desire medical a6vics may consult DR.
Glover conlrntially his Office No Ann at al hours Of
the day and evening MIL 2t'ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
SEBRINGSS RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

SEBRINGS RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
rs universally admitted be certain specific
sia Nervous Affections Weakness loss Appetite d, bty
&c prescribe their gentlemen no
rs curative effects gracefully recommend Lad
and other complaints eoicures restored their sppete
and the weak and feeble made strong aud vigorous HEALTH
the mans rche,he rich mans bliss has tn ough
been extended to all classes and conditions Mechan
dyines philosophers aud pasers have all been
this medicine their certificates and
factorv Yet thousands thousands remain who
daily suffering torture both e and body from the
in the cordial which prepared by c. C. Srbing,
aud sold at his Office No. Murray Price dollar per
bottle and nine per dozen. mvI imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

To the Public.
-. The NEW YORK HERALD--daily Incompetence,
shed every day Of the year except New Years day and
FOURTH Of July Price cents per ~ ~ per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance:
HE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
monng-prce ST cents per copy, or So IL per annum--
postages paid, cash in a lvance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald ia over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in this city
or the ,oord, and is therefore, The best channel for
men in the city country Prices moderate-cash in ad
vance
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PROPRIETOR OF THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

ANTOINE GILBERT, from Pns) HAIR DRESSER
his friends and the public that he has removed from 36 2e3s
Broadway, opposite the Park
A. would state, that being practical Hair Dresser
Ladies their hair dressed lat hi, Saloon their
residences uallyl after the latest Partisan fashions
A. would also respecnlly invite attention to his and
of Hair Work, aud " ~ aud
Toupie both and Gentlemen, made tye aud
ase 70 be surpassed anv whee ard from the great practice
satisfaction.
entletnens hair cued ~ In papotte in the
style Chdrcns crf on the vrcst approved system
Ladies and Gentlemen VIII lind a. b" choice
Of Perfume " Combs Bruihes Artificial flowers
and Fancy floods for the Toilet
A takes nis to return his sincere thanks Tor
the kind aud lib patronage heretofore extended him,
to solicit a continuance Of the same. myl imsrc
SEGARS--HABANEROS' HOUSE, u BEtKMAN
sDon julian de Rva of Havana invites the lovers OF
good TO call above OF ct 90 Beaver ST. few doors
the gant and iax egaf he has had sent BY his broth.
of the crop and calculated bring the brand above
all other brands PENA 4 K.VAS, Jr Sole Agents.
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
GREAT IMPROVEMENT nm sURGERY.


'IHE FOLLOWING is the stl'ement Of Capt RICHARD
YATES-ln the year 1872 taken with ulce ations
IN legs and made Application no
for b1t The dseae TO
show elf call ID another under whose
remained for several mouths At this the uc
became very my legs aud painfully
ac,ed hat tn crutchss applied other
PHI sicans bat with tett Bv this time the
bones and hrad became excrucang and the ulcea
gained rapidly. that confined bed giving
all hopes being cured This was in the wnte OF
1913. then tired the Indian doctors, and all the advertise
nosrums but with beneficial result At this distressing
of my disease acciden ally became tainted with
Gem physician. Dr. Joseph Hne who resides 4 No
30 Du mar Cha ham The d,cne this gentleman
scribed for proved immed ately Elf .
bones begun TO aubde he ulcerations BEGAN to heal
limbs began gain .engb and for the first twelve
months enabled place the ground,
the that they would the weight
aet body. This truly astorsnog rsvolutoJ system
had been produced in the .hoo period Months the
time had first take, Dr. Joseph He Ees prescriptions
tits impossible for me 70 describe what have suffered be-
side the disease the hands Of aud quack and
-ou'd seriously caution the publc against them;
Telling OF 10 s"e pune aad ths rlen physc,sn
me to make this 'ment Those who wish
finding at 81 South of Maid Lane and
South. CAPT RICHARD YATES
NJ B.Dr Heines flee il 20 Duane street, Chatham
street. ml7 lmvrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

I ,.
BLOOMINGDALE, MARHATTANVILLE AND
FORT WASHINGTON LINE OF STAGES.
@1- Fare to Mauhattanvie i2X cents-Fort
SQ&@Es-4P Washington rs csns. This Line will CON-
Ik8Sf@mence running on Saturday, May 4th, le4i
Leaving Manhatanviie, at o'clock A. NJ, and continue
running hour until 7ocock n Leaving New York,
corner Tryon Row and Chatham doors Of the
Harlem Railroad 0Hse az o'clock a. NJ and continue
Stages lsayirE For Wahngton for CITY FALL ~ AN and
Fort Warrington. A. M, Ii and lP NJ, 3, and 6
These Stages pass 90 the route eds Hotel Burnhams Man
Bay Abbey Hotel Traity Church Cemstry High Bridge
Fort Washington MOORE.
m2 PronriefoI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18
hAvENsWOOD AND NEW YORK STAGES.

NNVENSWUUD AND NEW YUKK STAGES.
Will commence running Monday, May
EAs&@F=4es. 1874, as follows -
Hzekfe& Leaving Astoria, at 8, 9. and II o'clock,
a. o. 4/a, 81 and 7. M.
Leaving On than opposite City HILL at7 TO- and
II O'Clock A. NJ, L. g. T. 5. & and O'Clock p M.
This Stage will call io Passengers 20 BOwey
Fell street. and ut azard. YorkviIe. All baggage the
owners risk Ga he arrival of the Astoria i'll
medatey reaoness fer conveying passengers Ravens
wood and Long Island Farms.
Eae i2H cents
Horses aud Wagons to let. LEWIS CARTER.
ma Proprietorss
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n T. APOL Titan BON NET
MANUFACTORY.

MAN UFACIOIL1.
THE LADIES ARE RESPECTFULLY informed that this
re e"n 49," at he masuse.nrv nV NJ Ss BOWERY UP
STAIRS. where they Sold both wholesale and retail
the lowest prices large hand 10 select from
Merchants aud Mliners supplied on the best terms.
m 2via m
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ANOTHER Relieve were this morning handed
brass plate pertaining to cross-belt OF soldier OF
the Goth Regiment which there every to suppose
was one ofthe first issued to that regiment II found
by the workmen who are now taking down the house in
ST. Lewis street. and evidently beneath the flooring
concealed by chance within soma crevce OF the wall
The ece Of the plate which Is somewhat corrodcd bears
the following inscription ::
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

CRops IN MlssrssprI.--Extract from letter
dated Natchez, 1th May, SHi--Unqucs,ionably
and beyond the shadow OF doubt, the prospect for the
crop now planted has not been unpromng for twenty
five years We have had the longest and
ever known this There Is complete cheek to
vegetation There is nothing in the fields for insects TO
feed upon and consequently the cotton Is cut down by
worms caterpllars and grashoppers, II makes
its through the surface Thousands and thou
sands of being ploughed up and planted
over and the demand for cotton seed greaso great
TINT 81 per bushe has been pad for large quantities We
plant ebou, two bushels 20 the acre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-18

NOTICE 10 IMMIGRANTS.
The Subscribers having been appointed agents forward
ing immigrants by Rail Road from Albany to Buuao aud
places are enabled 70 send them during the Summer
burn ssss; Rochester $i6l Buffalo IS So Children
from to 10 old hall prices under Free and all
Baggage from Albany on the Rail Road entirely free
Steamboat New York Rail Road Albany
hours; whereas Canal from days. The
lowing CALCULATION shows the result, viz
Passage to Buffalo Rail Passage Buffalo per Ca
NOad $3.50 nal, 5000
Luggage from N. York to Luggage to Buffalo, 50lbs
ALBANY, 00!bs free, bal free, balance for l00lbs IS
ance for l00lbs Is Loss Of time at least days
LnEgage from Albany to worth to the laborer, say
buffalo free '..''...'. 80 ceuts per day so
Living for AZ hours say IS Living for 10 days cents
- per day. 500
Total per r. Road Sc 40 80
Si2o5
Deduct fare per r. Road 643
The traveller per X. Road saves S. SO
They also forward Passengers cleveland Portsmouth and
other places n Ohio; Detroit &C., Mchgan Bay Mil
waukie &c, Wisconsin TER tory Chicago Illinois; aud TO
different PLACES in Canada the lowest rates All information
the different gratis and Tickets to be had
only the Albany and Buffalo Kali Road Office Couandt
WOLF u RlCKERS.
my8 lmsrc
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GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE
FROM ALBANY TO BUFFALO (3s5 MILES)
BY RAIL ROAD.
The only Office York established by the seven Raj
Road Companies bdyWseu Albany and BuGaio Is
No. 50 COURTLANDT sTREET,
JOHN L. CLAK, General Agent
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN T.. KENDALL
with the Government Of the following description,
viz;
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and Other
Executive Departments.
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring pensions--reyolutonary, army, and ma
w and other business in relation thereto.
Settlement of accounts, whether with the State,
Treasury War, Navy, or Post Office Departments
Prosecuting Of claims against the Government,
whether for lands, other property, money before
any of the Executive Departments or Congress.
Our Office is in the house of AMOS KENDALL on
street. the first door east of the Medical College,
two squares west Of the Post Office Department,
where we be found during business hours.
Amos KENDALL will prepare cases for presentation
to the Departments, or to Congress. His knowledge
Of tho forms and details of public business, derived
fio,n service in the public Offices, will enable him
to perform this service IN the most effective manner
aud those who ntCust with business may rely upon
the utmost promptitude, and the of all proper
means to bring il to successful issue. Our charges
will be moderate, depending for their amount on the
nature of the
Persons at a distance will find it much cheaper to
employ us in any business they may have with the
Government, than to come to Washington themselves.
We will also attend to the adjustment and collec-
ton of private claims.
All letters on business should be addressed to
Messrs. Kendall, & Co., agents, and must be post
paid.
AMOS KENDALL
oct 3-6m JOHN f. KENDALL.