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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19

INFORMATION WANTED.
MRS. DURAND, (ate Miss Maria Mer,) from Denach
lu Obsr Newbrck, In Wuremberg residing in New
York. wishes inform her b.ohes George and John Miller
also her uncle Mr. Rhupe that she would be happy
information from them having heard the 1880
from Rouen France when she left the family emigatng o
ana 2w~ec MIR. r. DHOME. ll9 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-19

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, NAILS, TIN
PLATE, &c.
500 GROSS low priced Knives and Forks. 1850 saa
casks Pen and Pocket Cutlery Raxors and Scissors
casks common and best mill, basd and taper Files.
casks low priced and best Hand and Back Saws
g casks "Elwell's." "Brades j" and common Hoes.
1000 kegs superior Cut Nails, TAT the lowest pce.)
Also, Trace Chains Hooks and Hinges Round Bolts Nor.
folk and Square Latch Pad and Lock- Iron Tea
and Table Spoons Frying Pans Percussion Gaps, Hair Seating
al sizes Chain Web qred Hair Sofa Springs &C., &c., &c
For sale on the usual credit a very low prices by
sls sstH JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
au ID 6tis*m No. 90 John street. up stairx.l
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These ships are not point OF elegance or con W?
their cabin or IN ter fast sailing quaGes
D, any vessels in the trade. & f 4 FNt
The commanders well known a men Of character and
,xperience and the strcte will always paid
Tomote the comfort and csnveuencs Of Passenger.
Puncuaity, regards the day ofssns w be observed
heretofore. Il
The price Of passage outward One Hundred
dollars, for which ample Of every Description will be
royided vita the exception Of wines and liquors. which will
furnished by the stewards, " required tH
Neither tn captain OF THESE ships will be
.ple for letters parcels packages them unless
egular bills ofadns signed therefor For freight pas
GOODHUE & co, 81 south 81. aE
g, H. MARSHALL 50 Barring slip, NJ. Y.
j1qtf md q BARRING. BROTHERS co lspool
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SHAKON SPRINGS PAVILION.
SCHlHA RIE ElIIMTY N "

SCHOHAklE COUNTY, N. r..
sddtsea. made to dui,na che pest win believed
% sI sss
5se az
sys: new ssda
the and Opsnss. o. the house
@ s AID % s sss
wh shrubs snS pam
sf 's . those Who
bath NO or spr ~, been f M
lsc.ivs o Is manner not 70
se.. who have As..oi9 visited the sharon Spring,
oiwhch Issg below as.Iy dntieai with sho.s
Sy i. ssasssn. ss.iSsSy q = medical who
ne ssssss II sss
nsads q The extensive vsx. nd: placed il q,
YORK. i. i Il. sss .dysatsse d
Y Sy AZ. q Ess sss asssa'
al. 0 Offer gs 81 9% %
Whist ana four .pseoa. Bali Alleys. s1
fis'
o s1a sSs nd
pepc conpaat and for the cpe OF sryspeas salt rheum
has certified ~ mos, medical pios
BY ansyss made for the propreo Of the Springs
ss y e New s' ne e~a1 = is hsss
obtained from one rallon Of water =
salphals Of Magnssia'.. .......... =.
asy82sosn 81 os Mssn:.s and In....
Chloride Of Sodium and Magnesium -. $3.50. ~ MN
-t4 j. - Solid contents l9 grains.
Hydrosulphuric Acid Gas, or Sulphuretted
IL ,drOzon 20 5 cubic in
The SPRINGS are yhi1 few hours ride Of Albany Troy
Saratoga Schenectady Utica accessible either from
Cansjohare the Albany and Utica railroad where pos
coaches day await the arrival Of the from Sch
q about s,ht MES arriving n time for dnaes OF .y tn
five miles vert Of Albany. good road Pesons eavns
York the evening boats for Albany arrive the sharon
my ho neg Law IN IN for lou
tByl 2aw 4nsec CLARK x GARDNER
HARPS-DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTION,
At 385 BROADWAY.
+. BROWNE bsEs to call the attention Of admirers 81
this dEltfu instrument TO the large and esaant asso,
Of H has for sale at 38j Broadway The nch bril-
ancy of Of touch and flash Of thes
Hsps eanrot he cxceed and seldom equaed They
consucted best princres and have all the modern i'm
proveueos of LsndoN and Paris and at European
Wased 70 b.sr the test Of c%as Harp, r.pared and fo
hire StsInRs, NC } +. BROWNE,
NIKE from EIar~. London.l
se3 Broadway. and TAX Chambers street NY.
ji3 l~ itwi2 IN rI0Fh Esraohshed 1917
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cotton FACTORY BTRAT Tine Pochasset cotton
factory situated in Crsnston the middle road to East
Greenwich four miles ron this city was burnt down
Wednesday afternoon ast; the fire nrst ed in
the pic room, where 1t had made much headw a,
that all attempts to exnguish il were unavsiling TIE
factory contained 900 spindles; nothing was saved.
insured at the Providence Washing on Insurance Of
fee in this city for 81 800 The house and hi
ook fire number OF times in several places but by
exerons they saved. The loss about 900.
Boston Transcript july 20
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

& ss1 TO lne Public. #atte.l
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daly newspaper-pub.
lhsd every day Of the except New Years day and
Fourth OF july Price cents per copycr ~ % per an
nun--postages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
mrniug-prce 81 cents copy, or - II per annum-
pSs.ages paid, cash ivancs. ~ sa 7s34t
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald Is over THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND and in
creasne fast has the targesf circulation q 6ny paper
~ this city, tie cord, and is therefore, ne best channel
Jor busness me- in the city Or country Prices moderate
cash IN advance. sl
PRINTING all kinds executed ct the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIKroR HERALD EsrABLnAMErT,
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets
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SPLENDID CoAcu. The New Haven Herald m.
tees splendid coach, well worthy OF notice and one
that would amply repay visit from any OF their citizens
Any thing like ade qlate description OF its parts would
occupy than they could spare Mt the present
time. Il WAS built 10 order, and 10 be sent to NJ
York and from thence TO Valparaiso The Courier says
il Is the most elegant and perfect thing Of the kind
and reflects great credit upon those engaged in
its construction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-28

DARING HIGHwAY ROBBERY IN BosToS. -bas'
night, as David A Boynton, who keeps grocery
store returning home, he was attacked by Two per
sons one OF whom knocked Mr.. d. down with his fit,
and aucceedel in robbing HIM oil small amount o.
change and several keys. gentleman named shuu.
B,ynton' assistance The robbers then of in diEI
ent directions pursued by Mr. shrmwsy and one OF The
watchmen The latter succeeded IN arrestng one OF th
robbers The other escaped The captured robber gs.s
his name ~ John Adsns but will give 10 other
Of himself Several skeleton keys we're found his per
son. Mr. was not much hurt lie had $40 IN las wal
about the store in the evening Boston Mail July 49,
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
ON LIE Guhh OF SIkInIUkH. !,

IN A FORMER ADyERTIsEMENT ON STRUCTURE
C s Ysy
%"s the s SyT | sas a sSs % y be S SSSSs 70 % f. @
iis compliant no and is proper means 81 cure.
aSs @ Ii s s .,ss.m ws' " @ %f a & e . M y 70
Ssa %aeh S ons = sse " & indeed , @
sad seaas%s .a5 ..$ins sisnss
ay ,"f ss directing as attention. % M % cd ~ b e a
PAIN, eeanly and then complained Sf but Only
ssS % ae es esess Of es e r ~
itself There however, three ecamslaces which
% ssi ps ssSnS s a h i@a g. Sa I
Of cure Many other symptoms might be mentioned.
ss es s ms
sss and ;f lies,
rm s.i MOI be mua Or s s a ss 3 %
% % s &. peos. %ny s san. Ss sa sa op or 9Gs @
seem would aos ia strong @,psioa No, hsI ih. drop
structure exist without il. The tis
r. a %.lS Is
NsIIn SS.;iS every Ss g 's %
d.SS,sa e i ,S @SrI w q
length Of time least would strengthen any other suspicious
c%n:am,,.ncss % The hird Is M,,n-No,h;ur
!. mo1v % esr,sip Dian s,sIa dspss.;
d,s%s siS y, !, q,
active capable ol business formerly This als
effect though httle urierood but - unquesonahly
mind and sexual will easily imagine that there j.
medium by which the mind powerfully these
gans 80 through the same medium the sexual organs
npon the mind Ihs, however ,s better explained IA Ih
many parts o the world. As tr Of Structure proceeds
the activity Of mind invariably
With 10 the Of Stricturehis, gratifying
generally ACCOMPLISHED IN @ time aud without
of late yrsrs treatment this complaint Indeed
hands Of and experienced e Of Structure
accomplished IN days formerly Il demanded
months. Many persons consult the writer husi
curd iiusn been Of trouble and anxiety ior
To those who leave their homes the winter n
nshes h's peculiar OF together with his ir
yats eatse which has chapter gying every
inf nation on the subject and written IN The rlfn msnne
Dr. Ralph takes this opportunity OF pat ne may ne
Consulted the various diseases referred 70 in hs fl,at
Teatisenat his dwelling No B hre wen sitt az
and consequence thu number oi prsnds ano
books Of quacksry which niest this CITY ne deen %
MAKE following statement satisfactory ground ~ con-
strangers. Besides his rank A. GRADUATE o ruhoub
engaged IN the OF these diseases bo
hospital city practice, for mor than thiy years ana hs
that he has letters from eminent physic!ans "a Europe
from lie ,,o eouent Amereaas s Astlry IoorI
~ iandon to Dr Mott New York; DR. fhysic, OF Phade
rha and others, and that ~ = permitted y Isel 70 almost
.se1is Ill Address Dr. Ralph, senr., ~ ofeenwcn snet
jy ~ im,ec
x,ut AP TLIFTMERy AND FANCY SOAP WORKS.
u JOHNSON n NROOM, formerly cerner of Cedar and
William Streets manufacturing and putting for the trade
their goods ia the and most attractive styles and are sell
ke the o thcr manufacturing facilities enables them g
sell for the smailest profit.
Manuctory aud Sales Room 70 Trinity rlac, le the
new Irinity Church. auli lmtodsm
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

splitting blood, and a
violent cough, with night sweats,
hoarSeDess aud sound Of the voice, -
indicating alarming state Of disease:
my clergyman was'plain with me, and stated
that had but a few days Ia live, sister, who
would be- likely obtain the certain relief
she was told Of Dr. Snayne's Compound syrup Of Uid
Cherry, medicine general the United Siies,
for the Of coughs, colds, splitting blood
influenza. papaiion the whooping cough tickling
sensation IN the throat. broncites, asthma, weakness Of
the system impaired cause,
and TO from falling decline She
formed if this medicine failed ia the life hopeless
Dr Suayes Syrup then procured, and tle first bottle
relief and BY tie time had commenced the hh bottle
cough had left and strength much improved that
was able take the fresh and short time entirely
covered former health For oorroboton of the truth &c
the above statement call sister who lives Ju
niper street, door below Race, Philadelphia.
ISAAC MORGAN REEVES
- Be cautious ask for tho original Dr. Swanes Com
pound Syrup ot Uiid Cherry all other from this
valuable fictitious and counerieit prepared ny ~ Dr.
Swayn. whose Office the northwest oi Eleventh aud
Race streets. Philadelphia. Agen-Dr w H. Minor corner
oi Broadway and John street New York; H. a. Sands 100
Peson Harrison, 100 Broad street. Newark ~ j.; Benjamin
Old 2a Broad street ~ j.; John $. Harrison, Salem Mass;
IL Pierce, Sanwix Hall, Maiden Lane, Albany y. York;
Backus Bull, Troy, n. York; Spalding Harrington Wor
ceser Mass James Green Co Worcester, Mass;
Bocke Poughkeelse, ~ York T., Holidge Buffalo, n Noh,
Wm Montgomery, i.ansingbuIg, ~ York; J. g. Pninel,
Poughkeepsie ~ York; q. o. Woodman Nicksbup. Miss.
II j. Brewer Springfield Mass; j. Hall To-. Boston,
Mass; VIM Du.sbury Lowell Mass; JasperC. Aynr Lowell,
Mass: r. >. Holden East Boston, Mass; Ransom Stevens
Boston, Mass T. NJ Cohen Co., Charleston, > =.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

LOOK Our FOR COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-The cash
er Of the Homesdale Bank has shown bill purporting
TO be issued by the Hamilton Bank Y. II IL Ave al
tered from and very smoothly executed but readily
detected by holding up to the light. Wayne Co. Pa)
Herald
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

Coon FARMING. "A farmer in Washington coun-
ty Maryland writes TO friend in this city that his wheat
crop this averaged sixty seven pounds to the bushe
and that load averaged sixty seven and
pounds 10 the bushel
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION
TO VERPLANCK'S POINT.

TO VERPLANCK'S POINT.
SQcRn xzQ ON MONDAY, Sept. the solicitation of
many who unable & ys, s sh delightful h
the Harrison Unon No 2 Daughters Of Temperance and Of
many who did attend that highly interesting occasion,
they have been prevailed the excursion its for
mer true picnic style each bringing their own PROVISIONS
table, however will be supplied with the goody things Of the
season. for those who may wish to partake Of them.
The splendid South America engaged for the
and Dodswort celebrated Band and excellent choir Of sing
will be in attendance, that nothing will be wanting
make this excursion equal TO the former. .
The steamboat will the foot of Barclay O'clock
Nj Rvngton street at hapas u Catharine street at
o. Canal 81 and Amos quarter
Tickets 37a cents, be had at the following places
john Martini 6 Orchard Elias Combs 268 Grand
Benz Wilt, 226 Division IL. Requa 10Th and 9th
avenue; H. II Hozier, rs Bowery; JohnF Russell q Nor
folk Isaiah BARLEY 09 Charlton VIM Pell l49 Su
folk John w Olive Printing Office Nassau and Ann
Hiram Thorne, 70 Ridge ST. Geo. Jackson 577 Water
Joseph Dennis 81 tt stee Luke Hassert 10 Avenue d w
on -, , IT, 3, enos fa 60 Et , ~ ad y
Dennis 23 Grand street; John w, Bnisted 50 p
Shepard 19l Broadway opposite John ST. Jas Sockwe
Croon Lunch Curtis Drug Store 43 Bowery; T. 8. Marshall
leader Of the W. b. Band 149 Ludlow also of either Of the
the Post Office do.
1The Boat will stop Sing Sing her return, for the
convenience Of those who may wish visit that place.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

ONO RIvER.-There were three feet and ten
inches OF water ot stand at Pittsburg on the 2sth
ut Freights were to Cincinnati Is cents--to Louis.
vile, 10 csnts-to st Louis, 40 cents.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

CorToN FACTORY In CANApA.-The Sherbrookc
Gazette says, that a meeting was held in Sher-
brooke the 10Th ins nj which resolved to carry
long talked OF project of establishing cotton acto
ry that village. subscription opened for S25 900
In shares OF 500 each 100 were taken up the spot
leaving 100 open. gentleman from Massachusetts, nc
quanted with the manufacture, subscribed $4,000.
building will be erected this fall 40 by 50 feet three sto
ries high the site Of the old mill just below the
Magog bridge The British American Land Company
has given choice.of privilege with the Of Il
rent free for 30 years Machinery to be employed 10
drive 1000 spndes capable Of turning out 900 yards
of cotton cloth per annum In addition TO the cotton fac
tory knitting machines TO be set going for the
facure Of woolen drawers shirts stockings Sc and
rangemens have been made for making sewing silk from
the raw material
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

NEW MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS. AT
Thompsonville, Connecticut there is new factory
erecting iao feet by 4o for the manufacture Of Brussels
carpets and another for the manufacture oi shirts
drawers sc. In the village Of Tarfville factory
l0 feet by 40 and four stories hgh Tor the manufacture
Of carpets, is going up.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
& & M ~

PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
& M M @
BY THE BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF
LIVERPOOL PACKETS
ISang from Liverpool the 7h and 10Th of every month";
Persons wishing TO send to the Old Country for their friends
have them come o in this Line of Packets Sailing
from Liverpool punctnay the 7 and 10th every month";
They will also have first class OF American trading ships
sailing days thereby aodng weekly
from that port One Of the firm mr. James ID. Roche,l is
there see that they shall bs forwarded with and ds
Should the parties agreed for out the money will
be etuqed TO those who paid here without any reduction
The Black Ball or Old Line Of Liverpool Packets, comprise
T,e OXFORD, ''i' The NEW YORK
GAMBNDGE, COLUMBUS,
EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA,
scrbers confidently look forward for continuance Of that sup
port which has been extended them many years. for which
they grateful
Those proceeding renting money their relatives can
at all times obtain Drafts sight for drawn direct
Messs. PRESCOTT. GRoTE, AMEs co.
Bankers, London.
which will be paid on demand any Of the Banks or their
Branches in all the principal throughout England Ire
ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO.
IS Fulton street, New York,
next door TO the Fulton Bank.
B-ThesOd Line Of Liverpool Packets sail from this port
ing the Old Country will find to their comfort and
ence other.
Jel5 3m*rc
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1914
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

W iIiL Inn ELLAA~o Di<iN'
.4 - -
PASSENGER ARRANGEMENT FOR 1874.
prepared bring out from Great Britain and
6y the following Packet Ships one OF which
will leave Liverpool ON the s 6h ilth 10th, 2lst md 28th Of
Patrick I Henry. New York. Sheridan,
Hottinguer, Columbus, United States
Roscius, Ashburton, England.
Ea,Eops, Is,sp,, stephen whitney Roshs:ssl
SAMUEL Hicks Queen Of the West Oxford
Cecates OF passage be obtained every information
VIII &c given TO those sending for their friends application
They will also be prepared opening of navigation to
forward passengers and their luggage and Troy and
10 all ports OF the Upper Lakes.
Via Osweeo to Toronto, Port Hope, Coburg kingston and
From Troy via whitehall to Montreal and Quebec Canada
East via Ohio Canal from Cleveland Portsmouth, Cincin
nat and li: M imn!ermediate places;
Vile and all parts the Ohio River ST. Louis Mos and
Fs; "' 'a ..a "s.s'a
S friend. II aSs I'D Go HASbS seaa GGSsy Wiz
drafts any part England scotland or Ireland payable
at sight for sums Of Ell f5 I2o TO Moor in
c,--,'n oFEIcEs AND AGENTS.
Charles Craft, l20 State street. Boston.
Ivy Mills, Wall and is Front street, New York.
n q: Howard 43 South Third street. M. lielphia.
sandiord 4 Shoemaker, Light street Bslnmore, Md.
T. 8 3 Littl@eiohn, @ n Exchange, Albany, N Z.
3. Clark i's River street. Troy Ny
VISA. Cook, Syracuse, N Y
:, RoeLese., Ny.
w H Cook, Buffalo, ". Y.
IL Fitzhugh Co., Oswego, N. Y.
ma6ec HARNDEN & co.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

The President through his Secretary exhorts the Gov
ernors different enter zeaousy upon
the work of making these evies conscriptions, the
honor and independence of the nation being at stake,
he says ~ .
The French ship, La Peyrouse which took from Hava
ma the English mails which should have been carried by
the Tay las mentioned by Havana correspondent in
arrived at Vera Cruz the 3lst July
On the sth OF July small national vessel call Re-
yecca was lost in tho immediate vicinity OF Alazatlan
She had but recently sailed from San Bias
We find great variety Of communications in the MeXi
can papers by volunteers devoted
to hints and suggestions as to the best mode OF conduct
ing the campaign against Texas II does indeed look as
though Santa Anna determined TO make desperate
effort but still we do any reason to reconsider the
reflections we expressed this subject some short time
since. ~ .
Our dates from the city Of Mexico to the LIST inst
La Hespera of the alt states that letters have been
received from Acapulco which give information of the
establishment colony Of Americans composed Of six
hundred who have fixed their residence upon the
banks OF he Sacramento with the apparent desig Of
usurpng the lands Of the republic The fact made
known TO the government by the commandant Of the de-
partment who demanded reniorccments that he might
hold in check the ntruders II il altogether probable,
the Hespera thinks that these six hundred the
party who SO greatly disturbed the government
some months snce through the exaggerated report of
their numbers We much Of the same opinion.-N.
O. Pic. .fug. u.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

ANOTHER CorToN MuL.--The Northampton
Courier states that the wooen manufacturing company
in that town about to erect another large factory
The New York herald., 1844-09-02
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND,
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Dsily Nswspapsr-pub
shed every day Of the New Day Fourth
fully Price csns copy-or 81 &c per annumposages
paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubshsd every Saturday
momng-prce 6k per copy or 81 IL per annu-post
ages paid cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that ths circulation OF the
Herald is over THlRTY-FIVE THOUSAND and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper this city,
the worid and u.s. therefore he best channel for business
in the city country Prices moderate-cash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed the moderate Itce,
and in the elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR HERALD EsrABLsHNENr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

TAPIE OF DISTANCES. the most important
routes for the benefit of the travelling public, we
copy from the Picturesque Tourist
The distance from Philadelphia to New York via the
railroad 50 miles.
New York to Baltimore, via roroad routes, ls2.
New York to Washington, 220.
New York TO Boston, via Stopington and Providence
railroad 224.
New York to Boston via Norwich and Worcester rail
road, 237.
New York to Springfield, Mass, via New Haven and
Hartford railroad l43.
New York to Albany by steamboat, las.
stage, l64.
Albany to Boston via railroad, 200.
Boston TO Portland via Eastern railroad, l05
Portland to Bangor by stage 100
Portland to Quebec, via Augusta and Norridgewock,
by stage, 800
Boston to Bangor by steamboat o45.
Boston to Montreal, via Concord and Burlington, VT,
by railroad stage and steamboat 3l7.
Albany to Montreal, via Lake Champlain, $50.
Montreal to Quebec, by steamboat, $780,
Albany to Buffalo, by railroad, 325
Buffalo to Kingston Canada, via st. Lawrence river
2l2
Buffalo to Detroit, by steamboat, 372
Buffalo to Chicago, via the Lakes, l047.
Ditto, via Detroit and st Josephs 640.
Albany to Troy, by stage, 0.
Albany to Bslston 80.
Albany to Saratoga 81.
Albany to Montreal 262.
Travelling, perhaps, was never cheaper than at
the present moment. The convenlences were never
greater in this country. Care should be taken to
guard against rogues and pickpockets and too much
vigilance cannot be exercised in locking after bag
gage.
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

ONE OF THE PRIZE FIGHTERS ARREsTEp.-We
Iesra that, yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Hersey, of
in arrestng In this city under warrant issued in that
county. Joseph T Long, who of the principals
in the fight Lighthouse Island Monday week, and
also one John Wright, who Is said to have been of
the seconds In the fight Long taken in Friend street.
and Wright at the Of Endcot and Cross streets
They viii be examined before magistrate nj bingham
to-day II s also said that the time keeper Of the fight
has sgreed 10 surrender himself up the plymouth eutho
rites Mr. ersey efficiently assisted IN making the
arrests by Col Clapp Major Andrews and Mr. Shue, jr
OF our city conssbularie Smith, Longs antagonist, has
gone to New York-Bosfon Mail, .qug. 81
The New York herald., 1844-09-02

FAIR HT.-A gentleman, few days since, from
the other side the water, passing by one OF the
fashionable hotels Of New York. innocently enquired f
all the shoe stores Of the city large From the
number OF boots displayed at the window he had concin
ded he was looking at some magnificent manuacory Of
shoes II is etiquette at the fremont to put ones
boots out OF the window.-Boston Courier .qug 20