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The New York herald., 1844-10-21
Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1874.
Poitics-Maryland on the balance Consequences
Of Natiuism-Repale, Repale, Repale, and the
a Rint.
FRIEND BENNETT =
AS but few letters have appeared, from this city
Of magnificent distances" for some time past, and
as the readers here, Of your widely circulated pa
per, seek and devour every item contained In the
Herald, with an avdity unequalled by any reading
community in the country, have thought proper
to send you few lines concerning matters and
things in this metropolis.
There is at this moment, apparently dead pause
in the political strife which has been going on since
the adjournment Of Congress each party seems TO
be resting on their oars, and anxiously watching
the movements OF the several parties in your city
The Claymen here earnestly desire the support Of
the natives to be given to the wings on the eve OF
your election, but they are apprehensive that II
there be AN union between them, in time for the
news to reach Maryland previous TO the election,
hat they may lose that state. Maryland, you re-
member, gave whig majority of osly five hun.
dred and forty, at The late ection, and that, too,
when Carroll county refused to support the demo
cratic nominee, because, as they say, he was nom
nated by a packed convention The result IN Ma
fyldnd is, therefore, more doubtful than politicians
at distance imagine, and an union OF wings and
natives would give the vote of the Stale to Polk,
beyond doubt. This makes all parties here, the
more anxious aboutthe result IN your city, as they
Expect, TO whomsoever the vote OF New York will
be gwen will be President.
A large whig pole has been in the course Of erec
lion in front OF the City Hall, for week or more
II will, when raised, measure about two hundred
md seventy feet in height; but, for the last few
ays, (-lnce the news from PennsylvanIa) the
"nrkmen have ceased operations.
The repeaers held large meeting on Tuesday
night last. The contributions might be considered
large, when we consider the number and circum
stances OF the members OF that body. The meeting
vas entertained with speech by James Hoban
E,q 1t was mastery effort aboundlng with al
that beauty of imagery, sarcastic wit, and torurln.
irony, tor which his speeches 30 distinguished
BY the way, your correspondent Barney" has
done this gentleman an act of unklndness, in stat
ing that "his custom entirely depended on The
lflsh," hence, "a sort OF a repeater" Mr.. H..
-ource ct revenue is mostly TO be found in the
courts of this district, civil and criminal, and ven.
ture 10 say, he has but very few Irish cases to al.
tend 10, IN either of those places
Saving political farces and parzan pa9ades, there
is not a single amusement afforded to our citizens
The National Theatre i fast falling into ruin
More anon. Yours, &c, X
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

SINGULAR CoNDUcT.-We YESTERDAY noticed the
return OF Mr.. Knight, and the failure TO bring back
either the murderer Boyd the fugitive from the peni
tentary in this State Joseph. Harwood Mr. knight has
given account Of the of this fellow Harwood
and the manner Of his release which, to ssy the least of
it, 10 singular At least singular from the persons epesgsd
This arwood is one of the most desperate and consum.
mate scoundrels at large in the community. He was
originally convicted and the for four
years for knocking down and robbing man at the AL
bon in this city He escaped from the and
believe was arrested in New Orleans On his way un
he slipped his irons and effected his escape Mr. Knight
fell in company with him in the between Troy snd
Schenectady, and travelled with him to Utica where
having to leave the direct route in pursuit Of oyd who
only day ahead him. he attempted
wood This occurredaa at the depot on the rairoad.-
Harwood drew knife. and, after a struggle.
rested and secured. He taken before Recorder
B.ldwin of ico and tied for the ault snd az
tug tive ON justice Mr. Kni hit rad lime to
wal and lefc soon af.er. Harwood rought bef,.e
Judge Csl, who after hearin the case. a m tie him
TO bail IN the sum Of 5000 The most singular part hs
mater IL, that the Mayor Of U / a. Mr.. War Hunt.
weot the bail 1t stTres extraordinary action
poHcy. or mayor, who ., ought to be, c nserva
tive OF the peace and who, Of all others should enl 1t
himeif to bring scou dres and fugtives fir justice
puns1 men should inteTpose his security e. heir
lease, and ossiby their ultimate escape The mat er
may be capable of satisfactory explanation but wi hout
such explanation is singular in upyng that DO
stion Mr.. Knight speaks high terms Of the conduct
and assistance Of the police Of Utica and her cities and
towns where he followe, Boyd. His impre sons
are that Harwood was shown these favors by the abo
i nsts because he Knight, was ON slave st.te-St
Louis Republicdn.
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Washington.
Correspondence Of the New York Herais1
WASHINGTON CRY, Oct. II, 1874


Correspondence Of the New York Herald
WASHINGTON CRY, Oct. II, 1874
7ht Choctew Cowtract-A most Shocking ASair-
Converts to MiLsrism
J. g. BENNETT, ESQ.,
The knowing ones in this city were taken by sur
prise few days since in learning that two indivl-
suals in Maryland, who were never supposed to
be at all burthened with wealth, nay, were thought
poor, are in reality very rich. Knowing people are
waysmortfed and vexed to find themselves mista-
ken in any thing SO it proves this occasion. and
to conceal their chagrin they persist in their former
opinion; but It won't do. They are not es wise as
they thought themselves is so-it is proved con-
clusively by the highest authority, the officer Of the
United States, whose duty Is by law to ascertain
the true means OF persons in certain cases.
The much talked Of Choctaw Contracts have
most nnocently given birth TO this discovery. The
amount OF the security required for the fulfilment
OF these contracts is three hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars. The United States District Attorney,
or the Judge of the District Court of ths United
States for the district in which the securities re-
side, waste ascertain and certify 10 the sufficiency
OF the security, and such certificate is'guarantee
for the Secretary. In this it Is done and two
individuals, whose united fortunes were not be.
lieved to be worth tithe of that sum, are pro-
nounced, aye, certified to be worth $s50,OOO. Poor
Uncle Sam
This locks like Wall street operation, does il
mott By-the-by, one OF your Wall street quandam
Brokers is concerned in this contract He and a
certain President Of one OF the Pittsburg Banks,
are then the boss devils in this whole matter, al
though neither appear on the surface. A strong
smell of sulphur has been noticed here frequently
in the last few months, and this doubt has caused
the numerous conversions TO Mlerism which have
taken place in these digglns. Joe Gales, F. p.
Blair, W. B. Lewis, aud many others, have been
converted The anxious benches are filled day
and night. observed 324 Of your city on them
Riyes' conversion. He saws he has not time~he
is too busy--he can't till after the election.
The New York herald., 1844-10-21
News from Europe.

We gave our readers yesterday few days latel
intelligence from France and England, brought BY
several packets arriving on Saturday last, in ad
vance of the steamer. We continue our extracts.
comprehendlng report of the Monster Repeal
Banquet given 10 O'Connell IN Dublin, at which
he delivered another speech on Irish affdirs-also
very curious account of Queen Victorla's peregri'
nations among the Scottish hills and glens-also
the very latest returns of the Bank OF England, on
the new system O'Connell seems TO be determln-
ed to 20 for repeal, at all hazards.
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fragment OF an unpublished Drama

lRingpo,m PmpIe, Tan, ScoId heod F,eckis SunL,l,n
and other dors Dr. Gourald the u,
perceived by the others
FRgcgLE.,Cemrades attend. this same Gouyoud
Our deadly aud rlentIcss foe,
Threatens he will, or late
t)ur entire 'ermnats.
You, pimple RDgworm Sunbum, Tan
Aud all behod.- Gourauds the man
Whose dread approach, where'er we lie,
Like trembling towards bids as iy;
Whose J" Msdi.aied Soap, destroys
Our cheiishd rights, our dearest Joys.
Our occupations gone. uuless
Al once some meaps afford redress.
What shall DOT Inspired by hate,
Some 70 efch we'll b,ibe to imitAte
This fatal Soap; in lieu Of il,
A false and worthless counterfeit
Shall come in que; which free from harm,
Will US relieve FROM all alarm
And this Cotudud-
0oURAUp (who advances )-Your steps shall guids
To one who off ihls plan hath tried,
But all in vain; for rogpes can never
Compete with honest fair end.avo
Readers and adrs especially anviously canton you
the base connerfeits OF Gouauds ceeb,t-d Italian
Soap oudre Subtitle Hair Eradicator and sper v In
New York but at the old aud original establishment Wal
3ers street, first store FROM Broadway :
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Amusements.

ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs -DUMBoLToN's (LArR
PALMo's) OPERA HoUsE The very distinguished
notoriey which thee vocaists have obtained wherever
they have presented themselves before the public has
stamped their reputation the most refined OF that class
Of vocaists now in the line Of that business Germon
who appearsto b. the leader Of the miscellaneous orches
ira has competitor while Stanwood, Harrington
Pelham in their respective depar give
lustre to the whole This evening is rich in choice
lections Let every body them at Pamos- DOM
bottoms Opera House, and ensure them q rational
novel, and amusing entertainment
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

Of gonorhea, gee seminal Missions an' Il. mocopuru
lent discharges from the ureth These pills. the result Of
twenty the Hospital de Charlie n Paris are
proncunced by their celebrated nvee,9r Pr xeeau
cure in much shorter time than other remedy without
ung the breath dsagree with the stomach confinement
Iro bnsIness Price per box Sold at the College Of Med
cins and Pharmacy, % Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

lC- Oberlin Collegiate Institute has ten Profes
sorships There are also one assistant principal
tut six assistant teachers, and principal and
assistant principal Of the female departm mt Thei.
in the thu ologcs depa tren 80 studens in the col
lege par men i4i, Of whom 20 are females; in the PR
paratory department 1859 of whom II females; in th
FINALE department IDS Whole number Of males 2g3, OF
females 1885, total number OF students 4sO The intro
duction OF females into the collegiate department. and
their consequent initiation into all my series of clas.
scs lore Is step in popular education which has been
taken Ia other institLtion.
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

ANOTHER SUE TREASURER eoNE,-The cores
posd.nt OF the Springfield Republican states thai
ping, Of the town OF Greenfield Mass by the locoio.
cos has taken leg ball. and is be found gis town
account s minus about 900 do lars besides few small
te IN the way Of trade He formerly editor Of the
Democrat, published in that village.
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

Tbs MIrLERITE FoiLy-A notice was last wee X
inserted III The Democrat" at Haverhlll, Of Gil.
nan Gale OF Landah ed as who lett his home 81.
shtlay, the 70 ut, IN paroxysm OF mental deBnge-
nen' from fegious snaiicisla produced by attending
he meett the Miller they style themselves
Come ouitrs He has not since BET heard oi although
afch has been made for several days by hundreds oi
men Ie had on old brown Scotch grey pan.
sloons HIS hat has be en- found tour miles from home
The New York herald., 1844-10-21
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor SsIve. fo,

instantly curing burns, scads frosty parts piles blind OF
bleeding, and AL infiammatory complaints.
CAuToN-Beware OF villains and scoundrels who are al
tempting to d0cs upon the public dangerous coun,e
ke street frat Broadway All the alsenood forr
"a by bad men, degree pjudica ous or Dsley Ma
gicai Fam TX racor they ue the sale of the genuine
Daey the contrary they show the OF the
desIerado aad daily increase the number of pur
bor against the base counterfeit
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

members Of the New York College of Medicn. and Pharmacy
established for ne suppression quacksy continue direct
cr particular attention all Of nature
confidently promise persons requiring edca
safe aud " manent without injury the or
confinement from business Invads particularly
make application to the College the first appearance of
oe diseases, Of suffering and time
us avoided One Of the members Of the College for many
connected with the principal hospital Europe for the
Of those complaints attends daily from
M. io7P.N NJ -
Terms-Advice and Medicine S5,-a cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDs -per.oc.
living in the country. snd finding II venen to make ps.
onaI application have forwarded chest containing
u, medicines requisite TO recn radical cure by stating their
ce explicitly, together with all symptoms, time Of
pad addressed 70 w. q RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent,
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

commended by Of the emne, of o,,Y
city They considered by those haye them 70 be
eRulse &c. and ahou.h mild and safe in their operation
they may be depeqoed in producing the monthly
York. Price Is cents r~r box
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

SUICIDE Susan Harris a beautiful but frail
franklin street between Customhouse and Bienvile SITS
'ommitted suicide Thursday night by taking anda
num Medical aid was called In shortly alter he taking
the fatal dose-too late however to save her lite. An
inquest was held on the body yesterday morning and
verdict return in accordance with the iacts-M O..
Piealune, October u
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

This steamer has now been sixteen says out, and
httle anxiety Is beginning to be fell Tor her in
consequences OF the bad weather we have recently
experienced. We take the following relative 10
her from the Boston Transcript OF Saturday after
noon;
THE ACADIA, the mail steamer OF the 4h now Is day
days out. Is nourly expected Her int.ng will be
fifteen later She doubt experienced sever,
weather. winch has causei the delay Sae VIII probab,
be la before next publication. Should she arry.
this evening tomorrow, her mails III BE-
to New York BY government express the Long .l
and Railroad
The same paper mentions the storm which was
felt here on Friday. That may have touched tn,
steamer.
We had copious fall Of rain last night, which con.
tinued to come down uil past this morning, when
ceasei From ~ TO this morning the wnd very
strong from the southwest, whicn st mes was almost
hur icsne A few chimney tips were blown off, and III,
awnings left shreds and patches. II
direction to do much dam g. TO shil Ping IN tn
barber. although some undoubtedly has been done.
The same "blow' is thus noticed in the Albany
Advertiser Of Saturday morning
We had southwest storm OF rain and wind last night
II com menced raining about last evening" and
20 fail heavily until near morning The weather
which yesterday cold and lowering 10 this morning
as warm la midsummer
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

ETHIOPIAN CONCERTS i hese unrvalled musl-
clans in their line commence new series OF per-
torrance this week at their Opera House, Gate
Palmos) this evening They have ever com
manded success and will continue to do So Let
those who want good hours amusement go and
Judge for themselves
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

CAPT. X. F. STOCKTON is again quite i'll, Of one
4 those attacks resembling bilious choc. which no
been subject since the bursting Of the Peace maker
Several OF the officers and crew Of the irigate Princeton
nave been liable 10 similar attacks, since that unoru-
aa.e occurrence Trenton State Gaz.
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

Mr. HAYWOOD This gentleman 80 well known
to the theare-gong public both IN this country and
England, appears at the Park tonight in the admit
rable character of Sir Pertnax Macsycophaat, In
the "Man of the World" A full house OF course
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

CAPE OF COOP HoPE.-By the arrival OF the ship
Vile de Paris, Capt Stursls, we have files Of the
Cape Town shipping and Commercial Gazette TO
the 9th Of August We do not fiad in them the
first item OF news
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

SPORTING 1T appears that there is some good
racing to come of over the Beacon Course, Ho-
poken this week. Tie best horses from the South
are to be present and have arrived. There will be
something worth observing.
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

Barc PHILIP HoNE 1t appears that this bris
did pass a wreck ia lat 33 0s, lon 70 2S, as men
toned by our correspondent We hope the owner
Of This brig will inquire into the conduct Of the
captain and act as men OF feeling should act
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

What Is Love yeu ask fair Creature
Mark the notes of every sigh
Mark the glow Of every feature;
Mark the mad'ning, melting eye,
Restless, trembling, blest. uneasy
As the Youth besides thee sits
Views thy smiles, now pleased. now crszy,
Calm by turns. and wild by Ats
Ask the voice that sweetly falters;
Ask the ardent thrilling s4ueezst;
Ask the countenance that sltsrs,
Smiles that melt and frowns that freeze.
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

the permanent cure OF primary secondary syphilis venerea
ulcers nodes COMPLAINT produced by nudcous
Of mercury or unskul medical All persons
h,s powerful purifier without delay consider
cleansing the system with this Justly celebrated
sold single bottles at 81 EACH Of half dozen IS;
carefully packed and sent all Of the Union Sold
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. 93 NASSAU ST.
w. s. RICHARDSON. M D. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

Bunker Hill."-Never was a nObler exhi
hilton in city than this popular than it bids
fair to become On Satnrd EVENING" crowded with
elite Of our city. 1t will be more this week.
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

Why go with those nasty disgusting
rear complexion, free from eruption or ds6gumen sho id
buy cake Of the Italian Chemical Soap cures the very
worst cases OF eruption and changes dark yellow sunhu
Buy this once, and look in the glass.
Get It at The sign OF the American Eagle 82mnd the num-
Der you cheaed-a2 Chatham street Ask for Jones'
Soap-take n other. - "
The New York herald., 1844-10-21


drn by hundreds and when the the
sufferers DR. aiming that these pests doing ali the mis-
chief When the breath is offensive and her. is much
about the lips with flushed cheeks &c. these are symptoms
which indicate the Of Sherma's Worm Lo
lenges are specicthey destroy them when all other
fail Children will take them easy, and or, for more They
80 '
Dr. Shermans warehouse is LOG Nassau street. Agentsllo
broadway; 10 Asor House; 227 Hudson street, Bowey
Fast Broadway; IS William streets Ledger Buildings Phla
depha; and State street. Boston.
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

ALI Philadelphia Subscriptions to tho
HERALD be paid the agents, Zieber Co.. Ledger
buildings Sd and Chestnut where single copies may also be
obtained daily at O'Clock. 3m
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

OuUCCUtHHucU q SAr60paF1Il0,
epan and Sasaas prepared by the New York College Of
edcine and Pharmacy, established for the suppe
luackery This refined and highly extract pos-
essing all the purifying qualities and powers the
sbove hrrbs confidently recommended by the Co ege
iney superior u extract Of Sarsapaa pre- before
he public and NAV be relied certain enedy for all
disc ar:ing from impure of the bod such as
~ salt,uheum rng.worm blotche< pmpes ulcers,
Throat disease from the secondary effects OF
'yphilis or an inludcious Of mercury
in cases Of half dozen Bottles. so g
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
NB-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office Of the College. 95 Nassau
w. s. RICHARDSON, M. D.. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

To the Public.-The following described
remedies which every family should always keep may be found
only at Com~tock's, 81 Courtlandt street, viz -
CONNEL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR which
all pain from burns, almost Immediately upon its an-
pcation and always heals without either blister scar This
Salye the wonder and blessing OF word by
all that have used it.
The cslebrat NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT. which
cnrs all lsmenes contracted cords shyelled disabled
Bile ELIXIR 20 be taken nternaly) they warranted
in the Bones, the ed - -
HAYS LiNIMENT AND LIN's BALM OF CHINA,
.LONGLEY,s WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA for
the Of Asthma D. spepsa Liver Complaints &C. and as
general family remedy for attacks of sickness nnequalled
DIR. McNAIR'S ACOUSTIC OLA cure for Deafness,
Sc. Price 81 per flask. -
COMSTOCK'S VERMTFUGE-A sure remedy for Worms
in children r adults. Prize 25 cents. - : ~
:, C0MST0CK'S sAkSAPARILLA, for Purifying the
Blood and the Of Pmples upon the
face Salt Rheum, Scrofalous Affections &C. Price 50 cts
bottle or 81 dozen.
The OIL OF TANNN for preserving leather and render.
ing il water proof. Price Is and IS cents.
The above articles good
and fully answer the recommendation
andt street. II wish the only genuine For sae In Brook
lyn corner OF Fulton and Cranbury streets
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

boards may be considered atested copies of that OF
the great prophet who opened the ceremonies
After the collections had taken place, another
hymn was sung, when--
Mrs MARGARET BISHOP mounted the pulpit and
with much n0nchdlance united her bonnet, and
ald it upon liable which was placed near her,
She is woman about forty-hve years Of age, with
nothing about the countenance to indicate the ex
traordlnary tale Mt with which she is gifted. The
eye, however, which is dark and penetrating, is a
redeemiDg feature (i we may be allowed the ex-
presslon), and occasionally lit up with much bril-
ancy, as she proceeded III her discourse, betray
ing an earnestness and sincerity CT purpose which
was deeply calculated 10 win upon her hearers
Her style of oralory - her gestculaiioR-her volu-
bity Of language the wei arranged and adm ira
bly, concOcted extempofaneous (or she preached
ertemp0re) .ffusioD OF this extraordinary woman
CERTAINLY have gained her many ada.irsrs Marga.
ret has laid down a new docirine right straight
agalns, The Milienes., She holds that ".
are not TO have the end of the world until al
the churches are gathered together under the
fold, aud has laid II down as an incontrovertiblt
fact that the end OF the world Will not take place
until the year seven thousand She took her tex
from the l4th Chapter st. John, and commenced
her discourse, aludlng to the TALL OF man, by the
dlsobedence OF our first parents There was NJ
devil, except the heart, and he charge of dlsobe
dience preferred against man WAS 10 be laid at the
door Of the "bone OF his bone" Wnen God asked
Adam IN the Garden why he had eaten OF the for
blddrn trui, Adam said the woman gave IL 10 him /;
and when hr asked the womau, she said the FER
pentehucto ner' mus man mao no' uahsSftsseo !;
but Il was The woman aud the J ord promised
that IN the end his church would be all gathered IN
der one fold, and man would be forgiven. Maj
garet, after dealing some hard hits against he
M'llerites and Mormons, and after making Sigh
innerdo against the modern thirst Tor change Of
doctrine andlhe creation OF new sects among the
masses, concluded discourse which would hav,
done credit TO some OF the most eminent preachers
OF the day-nderendent OF the consideration Of
her SEX and the d,lusion under which she is labor
ing, as few men could make mere OF pad subject
than this new opponent TO the MlIlere deluson.