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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31

REFORMED CONVICT bEcTuRgRs.-A corespor-
dent OF the Journal of Commerce, after alIading 10
the great good accomplished by the Ieciures al re-
formed insbria,es, proposes that reformed State
Prison conyic,s should puisas similar COURSE
He says:
I" There GRO man Of talents who from childhood
have pursued career OF crime, and finally been
subjected 70 the penalty OF a ten years OF more
Judgment in the Peniisntiary, who, through the M
snumentality of some pailanthros'c VISITOR, or 9th
e9wise. have been made deeply 70 feel, not only
tAer trafisgression Of the laws OF tsss country bal
also the Law OF God nave been exercised wa5 q
deem thorough sense of sin, become truly psniteaf
end aod sor mercy 10 the oaiy hspe iSr sianeTs
Such pereurs bas,ng with deep regret the toIy
OF their past lives. and anxious HAT etasfs tihoSe
who haye js:st couimsncsd a course Of csIme,;
should be siePped IN their progress Of set Sss.sae
ton and brought back fIou tho error Of their wass-
say such Psritsnt sod ,rniy renovated men might
be atuEdantly usefn,--G hey could make the sae-
ri6ce--by facing The world as lecturers on esiuse,
Us caases and eaect, viii piasa history Of her
own past lives, and rsctais Of the downward eoarse
OF Others Nhose history hey haye gathered by be-
ing pa1taers ia ~jcksdsess. Lsetafsss Of tais Is
ecsipt:8a might save May youth. whose Sca
science is not Ell sesfs, wac NAP be wrought
upoa By the symgs,sics Of ts1ss ~iss have Aeer
plneked as brands ffofn ,se baIashg.
Dec I'm. BA BpyfeifTf-e
Essasu Misfsrgs AZ Ross -1fke EaaEsl
Government have appiieS, CfgoUsk some @cesasssl
at R0fnr 10 Cardinal Acfiot, 10 tle hope Of ob5ei
ing bis ipisress with the Poe, "a favor q renewal
Of djpi6msfse :pfsre0srss between she VRscSn ard
ST. jsrnes,s fits Esjasnse fsplsed :has before
such measure can be sntsf,siasd BY hs Hvtiaess,
sii the penal laws against Porsfy must e
ID Parliament; and, when fs,ss is dsnss vii % 8
she Quz non in aay convention ffaf nay BE- offered
By ING Feps that there snail b hore'o 81 sts
JaAss's.
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EXTENSIvE WATER POWER, IRON MINES. AND
r. VkLU ABLE TRAGIC or LAND FOR SA LIZ. lying III
Orange County, the RaIrapc Tret 3 miles from the City
pike and Raap,. River nearly through the ennte of
the tract Tbs watcpuS capable OF dTyin- Machinery 10
sina shy extent there great body Of with
nj falls There about 900 Of land heavily TIM
bcfed with wood % 10 years growth There also,
min0s of S quality. md limestone possessing
great strength Part Of The land would make excellent air
Tie uxeio Lake miles long and mile wide, lie.
one part the trct. the scenery OF which beautiful The
paceis remarkably healthy Il known rs The Augusta nct
and IS three miles above Persons Works.
Access be had 70 IN three four hours from the city OF
New York BIZ the Nc. YORK and Enc Raiiront i've
SIX hour by why of Hackens.csand Orange Turnpike
by the way OF Nyack Einve-raw The Hudson River
Inquire at No. z Chatham street. less 6m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31

.tocE Of BOOTS AND SHOES from No. % TO Sscath.
~ urine street. .,.,. ,sa
very large additions his stock and though always ahcnd
mud cheaper thnn cheapest he determined 70 DC
Indies Bukns thick soes Is 70 g un,uiPnied loo style n
Sannty nj the smallest prices besides Children Caters ana
Shoes Of all sorts and DESCRIPTIONS too numerous 10 mention
hny quantity cntlemeuS Boots nt rs is os nud 10 90
Ako Roys' and Youths Boots aud Bootees, etc etc hio-
gr,her the most assortment OF Boots unh Sho 10 DC
Innd IN tho CITY Please call md look far yourselves nj
'o " ~ - ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
~ usunc,,ntendcn, of Sunday Schools and other chat
itsie institutions will be supplied nj the yefy lowest prices
,f.T 3ns
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FOR THE: EAST

~ PASSAGE FOR NEW-ORLEANS.-PAcEEr or
~ THE isr J,Nu,pY.-l'hc splendid fit sailing Packet
Ship ORLEANS Capt. Sears. val sail positively rs
above her regular day. The accommodations OF th ship of
cabin cn cabin md Storage passengers cannot b. >'a
paSs These wishing tn secure berth should fail Ia make
e,ry application ON board foot Of Maiden LMns nr To-
~ w. x J. +. TAPSCOIT,
rs 10 SouiiSfcct. corner Maiden Lime.
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rue ola wnt ofFieri Facias, TO
| will expose for sale in the YES
inesday, the 9th of January.
title and interest which John
of October, 1874, to the house
l3 BOwcry, the same being the
house and lot OF ground now
Grove.stfeet.-Dcc. 10, lHi.
WIN. JONES. Sh-rltf.
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y. Y. .Amer. Repabhean. DE-. N. ku

TIE following certificate is only another Ink 10 TIA .,
chain of testimony to It's merits Letthe afflicted read M,
convinced -whatt hns done osce, VIII do agar To ~.
unable to purchase It IS given whon; money AID Id
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ebst4HJt3 fseS -rrvki ma ir sas ut r1ffat.fe,s
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Instructions for taking the article. ard great
tifca.es and testimonials ay be seen aad ohtan U a
tho above placef. Sfroan
The New York herald., 1844-10-24
Personal Movements.

The Hon. Jas Grinnell has pted the nomination
New Bedford District.
The Lexington Reporter states, that Mr. Clay, yield
ing to his feelings excited in behalf Of the Of revolu
tonary patriot who captured at Mier, citizen o
Alabsma addressed letter to President Santa Anna re
suesting his liberation We understand that he has jus
received polite letter from President Santa Anna inform
ing him of the prompt discharge of the captive according
to his request.
Hon. Joseph Lyman Of Northampton Mass, has resign
ed the Office of sheriff Of Hampshire county which he hai
held Tor % years.
Hon j. G Abbott Of Lowell, is announced to address
the democrats of Newburyport, West Cambridge, and
Chelmsford. during the present week.
Moses whitney, Jr ESQ., died at his residence in Bos
ton on Friday afternoon, after illness Of hre,
weeks.
John F. Collin of Columbia county is nominated fol
Congress in the eleventh district by the democrats
Mr.. Henry F. Harrington favorobly known as a news
paper and periodical writer yeas ago. has been IN
stalled pastor Of the first Unitarian Church in Albany
The Rev. Dr. Breckenridge OF Baltimore, about tc
publish work, containing memorandum Of his travel
in England and upon the continent, w years ago.
Tho Rev. Samuel Hanson Coke, Jr has accepted cal
to the rectorship Of st. Peters Church, Auburn.
The Rev. II F. Cadle has removed from Wisconsin ant
taken charge of the church at Sodus, Wayne county.
The religious which General Scottl daughter re
ceved recently taking the veil 10 Sister Mary Emanu
sl. Her baptismal name is Virginia
The New York herald., 1844-10-24

g,MnrTARY HoRssMANsHIP.--lth has often been re-
marked that some Of our generals, colonels, and
SO on, who figure at reviews and military displays,
do not sit on horseback in the most graceful man.
ner imaginable. This, however, is not likely to
be long the case, for we perceive that Colonel
Tompkins has opened classes for instruction in the
science of military horssmanship, and numbers
are availing themselves of the opportunity thus at
forded of securing themselves from rdcule, and
acquiring a very elegant and useful accomplish
ment Col. Tompkins invites military gentlemen
to his riding and the is very Interest,"
ing and instructive.
The New York herald., 1844-10-24
TheatricalS. &c.

THE PARK--Mr Placide took O benefit last night
There crowded house. On the fall Of the curtain
Mr. Placids called for, and his appearance
very warmly greeted He then delivered the following
short speech -
Ladies' and Gentlemen-I am quite overwhelmed with
your kindness. "beggar thnt om ! cannot fnd even
words to thank you" (Applause) do indeed fee
pay that which be owes. One thing, however, can
you have this night shown that good intentions
and earnest devotion TO the dramatic profession vii,
New York audience Again thank you ladies and gen
emen tor your kindness not this occasion only. but
naed hope to have the pleasure of appearing
before you again, and in the meantime bid you most
grateful and respectful farewell (Applause)
Mr.. haywood appears tonight sgain in "the Nil
lionaire"
NInLos-A capital house and every body well pleased
signor Corbin prospers MIR. Williams appears be
very pains taking and merorous actor and Sir Ma
thew scraggs in Sketches in India" made quite hit
Tonight very attractive bill is offered.
MIR. Lewellen commenced engagement at the Bufsl
Theatre on Monday.
| The Misses sloman proving attractive in New
Bedford the other towns they have recently visited
| Their Concert Thursday evening was numerousl,
and fsshionably attended, and they received will
| unboundsd applause. When they coming this
way1
Mr. j. E. Murdoch is about to deliver series Of even
peare.
Mr. Anderson has been well received in Boston. The
| Bosoniins recognise in him Macreadys shadow.
Msssrs Patterson and Ramet ed to give
concert at the Neodesn Theatre, Boston, Saturday
evening next. Among the distinguished performer,
| engaged are the Misses sloman.
The Orphesn Family contemplate giving Concert in
Albany in the of next week reduced prices
| that all may have opportunity Of hearing them.
The Tabernacle Boston hes bssn leased II is said foi
| circus.
Mr. Henry Russell late from this country, according
to he latest accounts 10 sl in London, giving concerts
The Boston Post gives this; /" Sir, am proud TO
ceve the hatred Of acor said Mseresdy at the Mee
deon the other day "Then, sir, you have nsxhaustb
of pride on both sides Of the Atlantic" Ry
| ders answer.
1t is stated that Macready1clsared in Boston alone
ssne $4,000 His last night nsttsd $3.50. Chsrl,tt,
| Cushmans benefit neted only $50.
The New York herald., 1844-10-24
broke out between person who had entered the
Alas, poor Coonsy Clay,
Alas, poor Cooney Clay,
He never shall be President,
l hear the people say

Park, singing
Alas, poor Coonsy Clay,
Alas poor Coonsy Clay,
He never shall be President,
hear the people say
and the whole meetng,; but having been expelled
by sheer pushing, and long pull, strong pull and
A pull altogether Of the wings, he gallanlly came
back 10 the charge, escorted by detachment oi
lhe Empire Club;'' after which some hard pugi
ilsc encounters took place; but who were the VIC
tors, or how il ended, it was not possible 10 per
ceive amidst the running and confusion. Colonel
Ferry continued, however, 10 address the crow o.
and was much cheered in the course OF It's de
livery, and after hesconcluded,
Mr. HART next spoke for short time, and was
accesded by
Mr. IRVINE, OF Chsnango county.
He considered that the destiny Of the State was deter
be that moral political and bIoodess revolution would
come in ages yet behind Us. Those who called them
nrotecton were for in lsia snd s.iS ,h
where was Henry Clay then 2" Why he was among
them although yet boy not tall enough for the Grove
by head and shoulders and whore is he now7 Why
for free trade STILL and something like head and shoulders
better than any chap among them. (Much lsughterA
On the conclusion Sof this speech, which, fo
the causes already stated. We could not hear very
we'll, the proceedings at this part Of the grount
terminated.
Third Platform.
Two speakers commenced addressing the crowt
from either end OF this platform Al time, Mr. Jos
Barton, of Broome county, Mr.. Pierce, and !
Mr.. Hart, one Of ths City Reporters Ihes
speeches touched on the questions OF the tariff
Texas. and the old beaten ground taken by th'
Clay speakers. George Washington Dixon sun.
two or three Clay songs" Hurra Tor Harry Clay,
and one or two others, Some Of the Empires mad
several attacks upon the meeting at this stand, bu
were repused; when, after the crowds had dis
persed from the vicinity OF the platforms, the Parl
was cleared out and the platforms taken away
leaving "not a wreck behind"
The Evening.
The triumphal arch in Broadway, opposite Ma
sonic Hall, was illuminated with variegated lamp
soon after dusk, as sso the front OF Masonic am
National Halls. Crowds of persons visited the whi
committee room in Masonic Hall, and HUNDREDS
surrounded the srsh to admire its novelty. Absu
half past sevenlo clock the Tabernacle was throw
open and soon filled with spectators. Speeche
were made by the same persons who spoke IN tn
Park, and to the same effect. National Hall wa
also crowded to excess, aud several Of the thir'
rate orators of the party addressed the audience
that overhowed on the pavement beneath Th
orators occupied the evening in reiteratien and re
petition Of the oft repeated arguments on the ques
ton of the tariff, Texas, &c and at an early hos
the assemblage dispersed, apparently well satisfied
with their days employment and enjoyment
The New York herald., 1844-10-24
Common Pleas:
Before Judge Ulsh nfar.

Ocr 23.--Moses Souga v. John T. Gillespie ie-Acton
Of trespass in the brought recover the amount o
two promssory notes being SPAS 81 and interest thereon
from their dates 2s March, 1887 appears that the de-
fendsnt took the benefit of the bankrupt act since mai
ing the nste and the plaintiff seeks his deb
analleged new promise to pay, made by dsiendant
in evidence that the defendant did not make sucf
promise to pay when he was able and further, an ahda
defines himss as owner or part owner Of the pscie,
ship Sheffield, Of which he was captain, was produced
and offered the part of plaintiff The defence pleaded
IL that defendant Is not OF the above ship or able
70 pay Verdict for defendant II. Reid, for plaintiff
s.,Jones Mumtsrd, for defendant
The New York herald., 1844-10-24
Amussnents.

ETHIOPIAN SERKNADsRs -DUMBoLToN's (LATE
PALMo's) OPERA HoUsR.-The accession OF visit
ora to the Opera bsen unequssd by any exhibition
in this city In Europe. Every successive nights
ertanments attract not only and fashionable audi
snse, but give additional zsst to the or.er fre-
qusnters to repeat their visit twill be rssoeced tn
hs will be hs last week and this consequently the
last night but two oil these fashionable sorees.
For amuse ment and pastime, no place in the city
EQUALS the American Museum, and with its grand
this ae O'Clock and this evening
at "a, the place will be sure to be crowced early aud
late Ths manager has Engaged most superb company,
aud svery body ia to BIZ pleased with The new
moving Automstons Queen Victsrias State R)he, Gen.
| Tom Thumbs Court Suit, &c, are much admired. Go
and see them
The New York herald., 1844-10-24
Circuit Court.
Beit re Judge Kent.

Oor 23.--John Doe, Us. Richard Roe.-Tbis action wa
brought TO try the validity Of will mad. by Mary WI
deceased II appears thst the will was pi incipaIly
made in favor Of OF the daughters named Mrs Luis
man. The will was drawn, as appears by evidence b,
Peter Dedbit lawyer of this city Ths Surrogate al
lowed the will and one OF the other children appealing
tho Circuit Court the Judge OF said Court ovsrfuled the
decision and left the matter open for jury TO decide up
the validity Of the will The case 10 now brought VI
for such nvsstqation The grounds CT objection to III,
validity OF the will ere ls that the old lady nsom
petent fer many reasons. 10 make will; and I'd, thai
fraud was exercised obtaining the will dispute Tn,
case 10 adjourned until tomorrow Charles OConer for
claimant: II H. wheeler for respondents
The New York herald., 1844-10-24

The ORAToRIo OF DAVID will be performed in
good style at the Tabernacle this evening" hsf
look at the programme. 1t is, indeed, rich
The New York herald., 1844-10-24

affect the body if the blood pure Every individual
diseased has within him root thai original
blood Of mother Eye which germ Of pure
threw Of the bamG Which ,h.
diseased Individual of its bad humor allow the germ Of
bl-od to gain ground and to make blood Of better quality
aud progressively till the whole egeueraed for
he good Or good blood always. striving 70 b
to be of fine healthy habit who wish have sound mind
sound body who desire TO be able stand ithout Injury
healthy children use the BandIeth Pills which viii eacuay
human body the of health enjoyed before the ntroduc
on of mineral medicines Remember Brandreh Fills place
within tn reach Of all health and long life
Sold at 25 cents per box a, "a Broadway New York Dr.
Rooth Market ST., Brooklyn; PHILADELPHIA North eth
Baltimore Of Light and Mercer and 10 Hanover Boston;
No. Q Old Levee, N. Orleans.
The New York herald., 1844-10-24
EXTRA HERALD.
DANIEL WEBSTER'S SPEECH.

We shall publish to-day, at or 2 O'clock, an
EXTRA HERALD. being second edition Of the
Wing Young Mems Jubilee, with the procee dings
of the whg meeting at Brooklyn, together with
the speech Of Daniel Webster, if delivered before
the hour Of going to press. This Extra will be
smbelllshed with six beautiful engravings, wiz
1. Scene on Boston Common Daniel Webster
and the wings starting for New York.
q Grand Wing Procession--Scene in Canal
street-National Hall.
g. Procession in Park Row-Scene before a
locofoco club house.
"a Grand Whig Procession Outskirts OF the
city.
g. Scene in Park Row by Northumberland
Wing Procession.
s. Prophetic above Father Miller--Henry Clay
going to the White House.
r. The Great Long Island Mass Meeting on The
side of hill.
Price, for the whole, only two cents.
The New York herald., 1844-10-24
Umm ntched mo sooner bias Dnl-
why VIII you be thus swindlcd and

cpe Jones' Soap excellent for curing erupon
ing dark yeow OF dscoo,ed skin cost the proprietor some
low bred ysg,bouds and sell for genups conseets Of
Of them dangerous and poisonous Others perfectly
less Beware Of them Mind Jones' Soap sold so
ce-never leand buy cake without the Of T.
Soap take other and may be assured il will do all
sened that is pmles botches, eckes sunburn
cbapped sh scurvy-and get here else this city
M of the American Eagle SO mnd the right number
Chatham l39 Fulton Brooklyn State ST., Boston,
The New York herald., 1844-10-24

uetablc Elixir Nerve and Bone Lniment sold
81 warranted any
chronic rheumatism II INN ediae relief The
weak limbs all numbness, takes down all swengs
nI~s
The New York herald., 1844-10-24

The Piles In their orst forms may be
cnd by the Of HAYS Lnment aud Lnns Balm Of Chi.
warranted in every Sold 81 Courtlsnd
The New York herald., 1844-10-24
Window Glass at AuctiOu.-This day Oct a.
her 2tfh, ~ o'clock will be sold BY M HOFFMAN
Co.. in front of their store No SO Wall Of Front
5000 boxes American Window Glass assorted sizes.


her 2'th at ny o'clock viii be sold BY L HnFFMANS
Co.. in front of their store No SO Wall OF Front street,
5000 boxes American Window Glass assorted sizes.
All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
HERALD be paid the agents, Zeber Co., Ledger
buildings Sd and Chestnut where single also bs
obtained daily at O'Clock. 3m
Villany Unmatched No sooner has Dali
ley Magical Pain Extractor myriads that merits
excel all dicnes known for aeviang pains life
sight and healing all &c. rapidly uiscarred when from
fire that counferfeng desptrado runeus stuff
with sfdayts Of Gases cured gained two since BY Pr
Daeys Salve and palms off genuine. We say in the
language Of Bostonian lifting 70 Mr. on this public nju
Than the midnight assassin; while the latter staying vic
tm the other staying thousands he indeed to be-
headed He and ali his abeftors ought to be driven
among mankind and lodged the dark Of cold
and cheees How dear friends already have they
been the separating and booming untimey
that would otherwise have lived many years and have been
the counte your genuine medicins Expressions of ndg
nation az this ylsny flow nirom all quarters swet-two
has nearly paid the fo is the peoples medicine let them
protect themselves.
The written signature Of Daleys every box Of the
genuine and be had Daley agency 67 Walker street,
first store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-10-24
The Hair EradIcator Depllatory Powder IL


members Of the New York COLLEGE Of Medcns Pharmacy
established for the suppression Of qackey continue dect
their particular attention 70 all diseases Of nature and
persons requiring uedcaI
safe and le without injury TO the
confinement nvalids particularly requested
make application the College he first appearance of
hose diseases as vast amount Of suffering and time be
thus avoided One OF the members Of the College,
years connected with the principal hospital Europe the
Of those complaints attends alton daily from
A M. tot y. VI.
Advice and Medicine S. cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALiDS-Persons
living IN the country and finding il yenen TO make
ona application have owared them chest containing
all medicines requisite perform radical by stating their
explicitly together with all yinptons of contraction
md received elsewhere and enclosing S.
raid addressed to w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent
COnneI,s Pain Extractsr.-Th his family
friend should be in possession Of every one its effects truly
surprising. II all pains foln burns in incredible
hort and heals without Eyes tht have been
for is heals every species OF
cured by H. Let every family procure this Magical salv~
Sold at 2 Courandt street 1t will be given the poor and
suffering.
The New York herald., 1844-10-24
LonQiey,s Western Indian Psnacca IL dolnry

wonders ~ curing Aslhms and Liver aieclons operates d.
eypeIs fom the bowels all unhealthy obscous
the stomach, and gye the gcsiite and vgo
When used IN Of htua dysJepsa will
be found 10 be mild eut siec remedy Il IS strictly speak
f0ncit d.bi hut the
and eradcaes the very seeds Of disease from the system In
asthma, affections Of the lungs, bronchitis will give
time, any case-a single dose will give the patient hia
wonted rest and sleep. Sold only at No. "a Courlandt
The New York herald., 1844-10-24

"UMrED BROTHERS or TEMPERANCE. ."-This
body holds public meeting in the Green Strec
Church this evening. BY reference to their ad
yertisement il will be seen that the arrangements
are such as to promise great treat TO the numerous
persons whose nclinstons and love for the good
psuse may lead them thithsr
The New York herald., 1844-10-24

Of gonorrhga gleet semnal emissions and al mocopu
discharges from These pills. the of
twenty years experience in the Hospital de Chsre IN Paris are
pronounced by their celebrated Pr Vepeau
nfble remedy for all diseases Of the uehra They effect
in much shorter time than other remedy without
ung the BREATH with the stomach confinement
fro business Price box Sold at the College Of Medi-
cine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ. d., Agent
The New York herald., 1844-10-24

Of primary secondary syphilis veneeal
ulcers, nodes any complaint produced by nndcious
of mercury unskul medical All persons
ectng veneeal remaining their should
his powerful purifier without delay person consider
himself after having the disease without thorough
cleansing the system with this justly celebrated Alternative
Sold single bottles 81 each of half dozen $5
carefully packed and all parts Of the Unon Sold The
College Of Medicine aud Pharmacy, 95 Nassau ST.
w. 8. RICHARDSON. M. D.. Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-10-24

WdITlltdd
What beautiful COi0red Halr!-yuch IL the
exclamation which sometimes heard when old man
With el black hair There is no need that the should
Dye be had il will give the finest black auburn
imaginable making the old look young and the young beau
fu II will color the skin, but the hair
TO the roSt perfect and black Sold q Cour,l,pdt
certain for Deafness and all complaints of the Price
81.
The Hair Eradicator Dspiiat0ry Powder II
the only article which will maneny tn hair and
nurr the skin Il shonld dsbeye this we would invite
tested Gentlemen wis avoid the trouble o shaving
should procure hs article and will eradicate the stiff
est beard in incredible shoIt time.