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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
ALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.

PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
H7Admission One Dollar all pers Of the house ~
Doors open at haifpat I-Performance TO commence al
LEADER OF THE ORCHESTRA. 80. SIG. RAPETTl
Combined with all the former Distinguished Professors
EUFRAsIA BORGHEsE's BENEFIT.
MONDAY EVENING. May 9th,
VIII be presented Donzeiti's Comic Opera, called
L'ELlSIkE DAMOKE!
AdIna. SIga Borghese
NemoIno... Sig Perozz
Sergt Becore. -. Sig Nairliea
Dr Dulcamara..- Sig SanquirIcp
-. Annetta .......Mss NJ Adsir
Director oil Serious Opera, Sig Valtelna.
Between the LIST and I'd the following selected orceaux
rom Oanizetti's celebrated Open
. LA FILE DU REGIMENT.
Composed by that Maestro, expressly for the debut of
kuffasia Borahese, at the Opera Comqur p Pans
Overture bye. Full Orchestra.
Gnud Seen, Duo-"Ls VOLTA Ratapaa" in French,
N B-The Box Once now opea every day during tn.
week from 10 O'Clock NJ until o'clock NJ when
may be secured for the ensung season Regular
Price $40 for Twelve Repre- senations.
Subscribers securing seats the OF tickets placed
Sc for the season-not transferable.
Stage Manag.r.. ......M Mr.. Wells.
The public especially info med that the Baths
been newly arranged and lifted handsome STYLE and
IN lall operation, night and day.
PARK THEATRE.
BoIes... 81 PITT. so Cent, tialery...25.
sedyof MACBLTH-Micbeih MIR Macready; Macdan,
To conclude with FORTUNE.
TUEsDAY-Mr Maceady will appear in his os.gir.l
Character Of Vrsinirs Afer which fourth time. The Fair
Mr. Macreadys NIGHTS Of performance this week. will be
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday. thursday and Friday. HIS
~ IN fb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-27

BUAKDTN(T.
ATT CoURTLANDT STREET This establishment
"A having recently been taken iease
ceve single gentlemen fmiies who wish
Board with comfortable Enquire OF Mrs GaTe
No. q Courtlandt street. as0 ImsTc
DOARD-For Gentleman and Lady also for single gen
ID snen, in Of the best houses in the cy-in the vcin
Of the Perk Also fine Basemsn Room well adapt
Ell for Doctors office Apply by addressing b. Box l09,
Lower Brauch Post Office. mel iw.rc
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
TINE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desous Of converting their left oil
wearing apparel into cash.
To Families and Gentlemen quitting the city changing
residence. having any supeuous effects dispose Of will
find il much send for the subscriber, who
will attend at,heir residence by appointment; s,
J. LEViNSTYN,
466 Broadway, up stairs.
line through the Post Office, Otherwise viii receive
attention. ma I'm cod src
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-27

GENTLEMAN DOWN TOWN ID want of IN T IN, Us
~ ny NIERS RED DROP, must come up to the Hon
terian DHprpsy No vision gt m. true article
for we Cannot move Dispensary pre- atom
a, we are too well establish the porliol of
the community who immediately their arrival home
70 we IA the medicine that had ysars
and their shpmaei Better and medic ne in
the first place ,han elsewhere and poison
ceru disease driven IN systen and
% and then az last h,ye the ony
directions each vial Price enc dollar and suara
ed to cure Open at all hours always in atten-
dance This medicine be OBJ Buao or Alsaav
~ or boston vi SIS or Charlsston, e.. In2f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-27

OLIVE QiLio0 baskets Of tPlg brandt fine Marsees
~ Olive Oil, imported expressly Hotels and family use
in pint bottles aud basket, OF dozen each.
Also. 100 baskets of2 dozen each,
100 cases Of Lynch Oil in lie ties
For sale at he cheiO of
JOHN MORRISON, 1888 Greenwich street,
lmooIter and Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in
ms lwsrc Drngs Pains Oil, Dre,. Genceries Te.a &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-27

PRIVATE HOARD AT NEW ROCHELLE.
THE SUBSCkIDER respectfully gives notice fmilies
IN the city that he intends open his and spacious
Boa ding House for private families only the 10th June
mkt lie wishes 10 inform those who desrous OBJ
tain board for tfemseves and families that he prepared
make arrangements ,r the ensuing The house de-
ghaliy situated on the Pelham Road commanding heau
full view Of Long Island Sound Ii Is 10 feet 'front.' the
all on the frs, floor furnished the hest and
not be surpassed for comfort aud IL within five
mipue walk Of the Steamboat Landn and NEPTUNE House
For particulars apply 70 c. F. RICE, Neptune II If
by letter paid directed above which viii be promptly
attended to T.. +. RICE.
Nav o. 1914 nat l0tsrc
L CAMPHiNE OR CHEMICAL OIL, matchess AMI
cle fixed above the market OF Spirits
Of Turpenne uniformly, forty gallon. The
price may always be depended here,ter.
is the great OF Ject Apply at the estabhnent i8
Broadway, corner of Canal street
M Ws A v III WEIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-27

IN THIS AGE or QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, it,
most imporlnt 70 chose an experienced physican-DR.J
has removed his Old Gaens Head Dspensay No.
2SS fearl ST. corner OF Beekm where his
how He apprises the citizens and that
necon whatever with other Office His charges
derite: his consultations 'trictly private.
ID -Observe the numbsr-m stakes often dangerous
288 Pearl st.
and directions Of the Union
by Inticsiay stating the and enclosing five dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-27

SAIA FOR LONDON.-Pscfoi of LIT Junc--Th- splrn.
hHx did fast s,l,ng pach. ship MEDIA FOR. Capt.
RpY Tbsdwck will sail punctuslly above, her regular
dav mis- superior packet has ne accommodations for
cabin scoad cabu and steege who will be ten
yerv early application be made board
JOiS HEhDMAN,
m27ltoJlnc 81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-27
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
EOR ALBANY

sGss.Ss <xx ALBANY DAY LINE at O'Clock, A. NJ
Ez1Arr-f For Albany and Int. rmedate Landings from
-NG-the foot Of Robinson street. The steamboat
NOhrh All RIGA Capt h. q. Cut,eudn, will leave
sbove on Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 7
O'clock
The SOUTH AMERICA, Captain NJ II. Truesdell, will
leave Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday mornings
o'clock.
For passage apply on board ,ns7rc
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-26
From the kentucky Gazette
TEXAS NEE TING.

The meeting at court house on Saturday last
to consider the proprieiy of annexng Texas to the
Union, was very well attended, although the notice
was short and the day quite inclement Ihe speech
Of MIR. II. Wicklife very able, going into the
history Of the purchase of that country the different
negotiations IN relation to II between This Govern
nent and Spain, and between US and Mexico. MIR.
w also took broad aod comprehensive view OF
the importance of Texas TO the United States in o
social point Of view, and as adding vastly to mil
tary security. He pointed out its great value from
its fine soil and climate for the culture Of cotJn and
sugar, and the vast market which it would shorty
open for the agricultural productions and manufac
lures Of the United States, II Great Britain were not
permitted TO acquire the control of the councils Of
Texas. The resolutions adopted with grea,
unanimily, all appearing to feel the importance oil
the question: and TO be resolved TO sustain our Gov.
ernnent in It's efforts to acquire that fine country.
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CONGRESs-FR,n.y

Al the hour of II o'clock, the SPEAKER tooL
the Chair aud called The House to order; and
The Senate, headed by their officers, came into
The Hall OF the House Of Representatives and
occupied the seats prepared for them. Tb.
President OF the United States, ACCOMPANIED
by his Cabinet and the other officers of The Gov.
eminent, on their arrival, were received in The
most imposing manner by the two Houses Of
Congress. After which, The corpse Of The de-
ceased was brought into the Hall, under IN.
charge of the Pall-Bearers, headed BY the
Catholic Clergy, and the funeral service wa,
performed by the Rev. DR.. VAN HoRsEloH, and
the funeral sermon was delivered by The Rev
DIR. RIDER in a most eloquent and ad,ctgy
manner
The following is the order of procession.
which conveyed the remains Of the illustriou,
dead 10 its final resting place at the Congr,s-
sional Burial Ground
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From The ", c. Lineoinion Courier
TEXAS.

The annexation OF Texas 10 the Union seems the
principal topic Of the day. and there good grounds
Tor the excitement which prevails. In matters Of
so much moment as the present, we should throw
aside all party differences, and calmly contem plate
the course necessary to be pursued There are many
different tales in circulation relative 10 the dspos-
ton OF the people Of Texas on this subject, but we
are satisfied, with the evidence before US, that the
government and people Of Texas are in favor Of an
nexaon, and that 20 also is the government and peo-
pie Of this country, who are not fanatics in principle
aud abotonIss at heart. We never can have too
much territory, so long people come honestly
by IT, and have retained the disposition maintain
their rights. We do not contend that Texas ia a
part Of the Louisiana territory, however true the
assumption may be, but we do contend, that as
her independence has been acknowledged by this
country, the lone star" has sovereign right 10 Join
US, II we are inclined 10 receive her and not only
our inclination but interest, demand that she
should be received among u.s. and with all her instr
tutons.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-26
PENNINGTON'S AEROSTAT
ron NAVIGATING THE AIR ST sIEAn. sc.

At the suggestion of many friends, Mr.. PsSsrse
ros proposes, ss preliminary step, to exhibit and
send up his large model aerostat which he has now
in frame, which he will load in the same ratio with
the fullsized aerostat, and by which he will be able
to prove the practcability bis plan OF aerial nav
CATION upon philosophical principles the success Of
which is so important 10 science, and Of such praot
cal to the public, and Of essential service to the
Government
Mr.. Prssiseros, like many others engaged in pub
lie enterprises, has not the nesns, however small
(about $780, Of perfecting his model machine shict
he purposes TO raise by subscription and he would
appeal to his felow-citzens TO aid him in maxim,
this demonstration, in which all are interested Mr.
p. WILL therefore, wal, upon his fellow-citizens, an,
trusts they will countcnance his efforts to prove =,
the world the Perfect prscticaby Of navigating IN,
air with the same facility as the water
have seen Mr.. Penningtons plan, and find IL I,
differ widely from those proposed in Europe to ,o
oomplish the same object and superior in il, form
to the common balloons, which have been attempt,,
to be propelled by motive power Our fellow cit;
zeus, therefore, in aiding Mr.. P, will be doing
double servicc--of advancing the caus. of sc,enc,
and encouraging genius, industry, and devotion ,e
the public interests. II requires but small NIT.
from each patron to accomplish the object NJ
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-26

Fraud Another fraud exploded in Wall street
yesterday. 1t seems that McQueen & McKay; A
house OF some standing in Detroit have made large
purchases OF produce in various western Places maxi
ing then payment by their drafts at thirty DAYS sight
ON X. boyland, No Wall sueet. Thirty one of
these drafts, each for thousand dollars were passed
TO house IN Cleveland, IN payment for pork. The
produce purchased ives not in all cascs AIKEN ew,v bv
the purchasers but receipts taken for il as on deposit
promising to deliver the property to Mckay and Nc.
Queen, or order Several OF these receipts were ne.
goiated with commission houses here. IIoyland was
here TO accep, the bulls, but not Jay them Thiry.
five thousand dollars OF them became due yesterday,
and were protested for non payment, aud Hoyand i.
not To he found
The whole amount Of drafts known here To erst
is about $50 600. The each advances uron the re.
ccipts IS something less So that some $4,000 hs.
probably been realized by the northumberland .,
Commerce.
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The Committee of Arrangements. pa-bearers
and mourners, attended at Mr.. Henry V Hilr.
The late residence OF the deceased, at III O'CLOCK
A, NJ, this day, at which time the corpse was
removed in charge of the Committee of Arrange
ments, attended by the Sergeant-at arms Of the
House OF Representatives, TO the Hall Of the House
AT u O'Clock, NJ, funeral service was perform
ed in the Hall Of the House of Representatives, AMI
Immediately thereafter the procession moved to
the Congressional Burial Ground in The follow ing
order:
The ChaPlains of both Houses of Congress.
Physicians who attended the deceased.
Committee of Arrangements
Mr. Slideli, Of Louisiana, Mr.. Ciinch, of Georgia
Mr.. Cross, of Arkansas, Mr.. Dunlap, of Maine
Mr.. Cave Johnson, of TIE. Mr.. Simpson, of 8 C.,
MIR. Barnard, of New York.
Pail bearers
Mr.. Vance, OF Ohio, MIR. Culom, Of Tenn,
Mr.. Burt, of s. c, Mr.. Deberry, Of N c.,
Mr. Phoenix, of N. York, Mr.. Sample, of Indiana,
Mr. Coles, of Virginia., MIR. Relfe, of Missouri.
The family and friends of the deceased
The Senators and Representatives from the State Of
Louisiana, as mourners
The Sergeant. alarms Of the House Of Representa-
tives
The House of Representatives OF the United State,
preceded by their Speaker and Clerk
The other officers Of the House of Representative
The Sergeant at arms of the Senate
The Senate, preceded by their President and secre.
tary.
The other officers of the Senate
The President Of the United States
The Heads Of Departments.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices OF tie
Supreme Court Of the United States and 1t.
officers.
The Diplomatic Corps.
The Comptrollers, Auditors, and other Heads Of
Bureaus of the several Departments of he Gov.
ernment with their officers
Officers of the Army and Navy at the seat Of Gov
eminent
The Mayor of Washington
Citizens and Strangers,
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ITEMS oy Nsws-The little town of New BED
iord, Massachusetts,, expcnds $40 900 year il sup
Port OF Its hire department.-The trial of Thomas
W. Dorr, for high treason, will commence at Prov.
oence, Rhode Island, to day.-Mr. O'Conne hos
been admitted into "the gid Of the holy order Of
81 Joseph and Mary" at Virginia Chapel, London
ne was called by the officiating priest " the most d.
iustrious iaymsn Of the Catholic Church. - who.
were said to be the words Of the pe-Jsshna
w Bsr ehsrd has recovered Sl75 against the Select
men Of Brooklyn, Massachusetts, as damages for uc
1910.
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NAVAL.

The oniied States ship Vincenne., Captain Bu.
ebanan, was 10 sail from Pensacola on the 18Th in.
slant on cruise to the West India Island, The
cIt'zens oil Pensacola gave Captain Buchanan and hs
sffeers splendid ball on the 18th The frgate P .
'omac' Com Newell, will sail from the same place
IN few. days on a cruise in the Gulf naval
court martial was 10 assemble at Pensacola on tie
22d inst, for the trial Of 1T. r c. CogJen.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-26

hWk~ARo.-A man returned to Louisville, kr-
lucky, after twenty years absence, 10 find hal fe
wife, who supporting him dead, had married and b.
RED, IN the interim, two other husbands. and " .
then IN her mourning weeds waiting for fourth OIL,
pllosnt. They were mutually rejoced TO see each
other, and forthwith called in the parson 10 'lulrl
them again, which was done in due form
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-26
GATHER YOUR ROSES WIN You MI,

GATHER YOUR ROSES WHILE you MAY
Is the burden of an old aud beautiful sony Thu.
Is the son Of flowers and many ak what was IN,
origin Of rcses. The GuebeIs believe that when
Abraham was thrown into he hfe by Nimrod the
flame turned into bed Of roscs The Turks have
on idea that 1t sprang from the persprsti, OF Ma
home, and they cause TO be sculpiured on the
m numenis OF all young women who die unmarried
The mythologcal wfers say that Apollo caused Rho
dante, Queen of Corlnih, In Consequence OF her ~
treme beauty, TO be changed INTO rose Tn. 6rst
rose Is sid to have been given by the God Of Love TO
tiarpocretes the God Of Silence, to engage him to
conceal the conduct Of his mother Venus and hence
it was made the sympol Of silence. A rose was al
ways placed above the heads of the guests in he
queiing hall, To Danish restraint and 10 denote that
nothing said there should be related else y here and
hence originated the saying, sub rosa when a secret
was 10 be kept
Rhodes is thought TO owe It's name 10 the immense
quantity OF roses which 1t produces At Salreay.
m France, curious festival is kept up called the
Festival Of Roses. A young girl is selected from
among three Of the most distinguished for female
virtue Her name is then announced from the null
pit She IS afterwards conducted 10 the church 10
attend the respcr service. She was formerly aceus.
toned TO open the ball at night with the ,,ign,,r
now present is bestowed upon her. and she Is call.
ed In rosiers, because she IS always adorned with
The perfume OF this delicious flower s ,b,,s
accounted for by the fsbu Gus authors "Ioy, At a
feast OF Olympus, 10 the midst Of a lively dance.
overset, by stroke OF his wing goblet of nectar
which falling on rose embslmed il with tb. rich
fragrance which il still retains --.Noals Mos.
GIs JAoHsos--Tbe VcLsburg Seminal of ,h.
18th instant, says Andrew j. Donaldson T.o
stated at our landing, on board tn. steamboat Red
Rover, that Gen. Andrew Jackson had 90 far r.oov.
cred IRON his late 'ndsposition to be able To- tax.
gentle exercise about he farm twice day
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-26

CAST lsos BieuT- pousEs--A cast iron light. bous.
TO be placed on the old site Long Island Head IN
Boston harbor, has Just been peted by the Soub
Boston Iron Company II is cast in sections of abou,
seven feet in height and twelve feet diameter at the
base shd SIX feet at the top II ~ furnished with ,n
iron deck, projecting the outside 80 as to 6rn;,h
walk round the lantern twenty inches in Width
finished with a railing
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-26

ms PENALTY OF HERorsn The English papsr,
ten OF very melancholy accident which occurr,s
W s'OeH roads a yacht got adrift with only on,
man IN It Lieut. Nichols, commander of a po,,,1.
ment steamer, jumped into his gig with four 81 or,
TO rescue the man. The gig was upset, AID the
gallant lieutenant with another Of has crew rerish.
ed IN sight OF his young wife, TO whom he had oaly
been married three months aud witnessed the trans.
action from the deck OF the steamer
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-26

THr CHops The Frederick Herald saws that
never has there been at this early season 60
ising prospect for superintendent crops of grain
grass and other vegetable productions OF the earth
in Washington county, as at the present period =
Rich and fertile as IS our SOIL nature has deyeopes
known, and the husbandmsn i, promised a rich r,
ward
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-26
ACCURACY OF THE BIBLE.

Al astonishing feature Of the word Of God is not.
withstat ding The time at which it alludes there 10
not one ply seal error-not one assertion or ustra-
lion deproyed by the progress Of Modern science
None OF those mistakes which the science of each
succeeding age discovered, in the books of the pre-
ceding above all none of those ab,urdities which
modern astronomy indicates in such great numbers
IN the writings OF the ancien-in their sacred codes
in their philosophy, and even in the finest pages
OF the laihers Of the chuchnot one of these errors
Is 10 be lound IN ans OF our sacred books Nothing
there, will ever contradict that which after so many
ages, the Investigations Of the learned world have
been able 10 reveal TO us on the state of GLOBE
that Of the heavens. Peruse with care our Scripture,
from end to the other 10 find there such SPOT and
while you apply you selves TO this examination re
mem Der that 1t Is book which speaks OF everything
winch describes nature, which recites its creation,
which tells us OF the water Of the atmosphere of the
mountains, oil The animals, OF the plants. il is a book
which teaches us the FIRST revolutions of the world
and which also iorees It's last 1t recounts them in
the subsa ntiai language Of history it eXtos Them in
the sub!imest strains OF poetry, and chants them in
the charms Of glowug song II is a book which
speaks OF the heavenly and invisible world while it
also speaks The earth aud things visible II a
book which nearly fifty writers Of every degree of
cultivation, OF every state Of every coalition, aud
living through the course Of fifteen hundred wears
have conourred TO make. 1t is a book which was
written m the centre OF Asia in the sands Of Arabia
and IN The desert. OF Judea In the court Of the TEN
pie OF the Jews IN the schools Of tie prophets
OF Bethel aud Jericho in the sumptuous pa aces of
Baby Ion and on the idoatrous land of Chebsr; and
hnally, IN the centre of the Western civilization in
the midst e the Jews, and Of their ignorance in the
midst OF Poly thelsm and its sad philosophy 1t is a
book whose first writer had been forty years pupil
OF the maglcians of Egypt, in whose opinion the
sum- the stars, and the elements were endowed with
Intelligence, reacted on the elements and governed
the world by perpetual alusium. II IS a book
which its a he lies
OF angels to the most distant epochs Of the "a.
ture, and the glorious scene Of the last day Well
search am ng lis so authors; search among its &C
books, ITS 1856 chapters, and its 81 7i2 verses
search for only one Of those thousand errors which
tbs sncienls and moderns committed when they
speak Of the heavens or Of the earthof their reyo
luhons, OF their elemeats-search-but you will find
none.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-26
OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and pih hs advice and consent Of The S,not.
WESLEY JONES, TO be Marshal of the United
States for the District Of North Carolina, re.
appointed.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-26

The review Of Mr.. Webster's course in yes
terdays paper should have been credited TO III,
N. O. Bulletin, Wing paper, instead Of III,
IN. o. Bee"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-26

Hon. Dixon II. LEwls has been appointed
by the Governor of Alabama to ill the vacancy
in the Senate occasioned by the resignation oil
Mr.. KING.