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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24

VICTIMS IN ST. LoUIs.-We learned at noon yes
terday, that Howard, the victim of Helllnghaus
had somewhat rallied though the physicians attending
held out to him little hope of recovery They have pru
IDENTIFY excluded all persons from the room, his
nurse they think that the excitement consequent upon
visit from his friends would be productive Of dele.
FERROUS effect.
Low the victim of Ford, continues about the same as
the last two or three days. He retains his sentes and
with his friends but his strength is gradually
failing and although the physicians pronounce all the
symptoms Of his case favorable yet they entertain no
hopes Of his recovery.
Il was stated by the evening papers yesterday, that
Mary Ferd returned to this city Sunday last and is
now ut the residence Of her father-SA Lsuis Organ
June H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24

QUARRELs OF THE DEMOCRACY vigorous wal
RACES at present between the Spectator aud Globe
the former the organ of MIR. Calhoun and the latter
of Mr.. Benton. The Globe accuses Mr.. Calhoun
of endangering the stability of the Republic, and
of making the Texas treaty wedge TO dissolve
the Union. The Spectator filings back the charge
as a ialsehood in the teeth of the Globe
Ali this has tendency only to elect Mr.. Clay
And the Benton clique, and the Calhoun clique, are
heartily welcome, so far we are concerned, Il
all the benefit of their squabbles II they wish Il
elect Mr. Clay, we quite satisfied, provided we
get with him a good House of Representatives, wht
will give us Post Office Reform, and all othe
necessary reforms.
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He committed the act with common case knife
which it appears he had sharpened on the stones OF
the cell, in order to make the wound effectual
He died in few nome Is afterwards.
Officer Kellipger returned TO this city yesterday
with the wife of Daily, the District Attorney of Al
bany county having discharged her by entering a
noiie prosegui on the indictment against her. She
informed us that her maiden name was Mary Cla-
renee, and that her first husband, whom she mar
ried in Portland, was named Courtney. She be.
came acquainted with DAILY in 1912, while on board
of brig bound from Mobile to Boston. This was
after her first husbands death, and while she was
acting in the capacity of waiting maid with faml-
y on board the vessel. She married Daily in Port
land Don after, when they left for St Johns, N. B.,
and from thence to London. DAILY there endeavor-
ed to pursue an honest calling, but was recognised
by an old rogue who knew his arrest for robberies
committed in this country, and he was compelled
to give him money 10 prevent exposure. From
thence he went to Scotland, and returned to this
country last winter, landing at New Orleans. He
was there recognised by some old associate who
threatened to expose him, and to whom he was
compelled to give several hundred dollars. Finding
himself thus traced, at almost every point, he re
commenced his old business, and committed severa
burglaries in Mobile, Pttsburg, and elsewhere, unit
his was closed by his last and rece nj act The
authorities OF this city, well the officers con
| cerned, are entitled TO much credit for their Elf
cient action, and it is only to be regretted that the
| removal of the deceased to Albany should have
been made, when further disclosures might have
resulted in much benefit to the community at large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24

THE WESTERN HARBoR BILL.--This bill, which
was fortunate enough to escape the fate OF the
Eastern Harbor BILL (vetoed includes several appropria
tons for harbors in the State of New York Improvement
of Ohio river above Louisville Falls, Sl0O00O Improve
ment below Louisville Falls and of the Mississippi. Mis-
souri, and Arkansas rivers $3.50 900 Removing obstruc
tons in st Louis harbor S25 900 Breakwater at Burng
ton VT $4,000 Works at Port Ontario, N. Y, $4,000
Works at Plsttsburgh, ~ Y, $4,000 Works at Oswego
N. " $40 900 Removing distractions in Genesee river
$40, 900 Works at Oak Orchard Creek N Y, $4,000
Works at Big Sodus Bay NJ Y, $50 900; Works at But
alo 900 do at Dunkirk do at Erie Pa o0o
Do. at Conneaut, Ohio 5000 Do at Ashtabula, Ohio
5000 Do. at Grand River Harder. Ohio 10000 Sandus
ky Harbor Ohio 10 000 Cleveland, Ohio % 900 Rive
Rasn Improvement Michigan, 20 900 St Joseph, Michi
gan, 10000 Michigan City, Indiana, $4,000 Chicago
Illinois, 30 900; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 10000; Othe
Lake Harbors 20,000-Total, $3.50 600.
By separate act appropriation of Sl4 500 was mad
for the construction Of harbor at Southport WISCONSIN
BY another act 500 for the completion Of harb0r
Racine at the mouth Of Root river, WISCONSIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24

THEArRIcALs.-The Park has been doing a slim
business as usual last week. Mrs. Hunt had the
only good house, on occasion of her benefit, which
was bumper, as she well deserved
AT Niblo's, Mitchell has been doing fine busi-
ness. The gardens are blooming, fragrant, and as
sweet as Eden before the scaly old empter dragged
his slow length along the verdant walks.
Vauxhall is becoming very fashionable and fire.
quented resort. 1t is now charming place, and SC
long such fascinating creatures as Mrs. Walco
and Miss Horn bloom there, it does not need any
body to talk of its attractions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24

GERMAN SILvER.-Few are aware of the poison
Gus qualities of this compound. 1t is very good tor
gun mountings rifles Sc. but should be used in
the form of spoons vessels for cooking It is COM
posed Of copper arsenic and nickel oxydises very
rapidly in contact with any acid--even slight vegetable
ones and the small particles which taken into the
stomach imperceptibly act as slow but sure poison
Pure copper spoons would he preferable Every one IS
acquainted with the of arsenic. Nickel ID equally
poisonous It is asserted that death caused by prussc
acid ia only apparent Life Says the German papers can
Immediately restored by pouring acetate of potash and
salt dissolved in water upon the spine and head
Dr. Rogerson. chemist has successfully treated rahhs
poisoned with this acid by pouring cold water upon
these parts Of their bodies Western .4drocate
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

Fon $1,000 ON THE BEACON couRsr
shss ass % ss". @ q sp Ds Of the Uni
sGs ss ss s s,s o 0 %
S.1 % l, @ .a w the s farmer NH ms.y Stan
s psSp's'S % q Dc above S 70.
s ii,h q wsher pcrS,,ns follows '0'0A'' ."
sSs' the 10 X. Hhs s % IN & The Dis Is
ne ,, ihd b h best IN The and $50 the fourth M however s
only viii ay,a iSs second 'Gld fourth
s s5oys % ass "o. % S"s SG"s 1y will 'scss but half
sa,eny ~ should come from ENGLAND other place
s,sS YIN s,lsr r, , ,hs above sddSp VIII
aS.' q" nssd s o @
Persons wishing os the above requested 10 do
az; fa.sls. %s .S r
10 person viii Be aiSwed for the above Purses who
United ''''' s' Ss Tise :? Xss 80 q aaSsss,
Entered to run for the above purses ' ''o0o'e' 'eS
John Barlow John Greenhagh Ambrose Jacksop,hese are
the H VIE e, @,ss nnaa1 arrived from on sa for this
John A, AMeash, Conneeticu john smith. 80
jsha Rass;s Buffalo, ioS, if%"s' syas s%s9s %sri,
Psxii BB:SSssSs SSs;ssa 1;s' lS
S%:s.a wy; :g
s,s &laR Besf sPre' American from f.,., fXSsys
yonahan w. Plats do New York,
David Myers do Pough' eepse
/. :. Lathrop, do Vermont
Joserh l. r. Smith, do New York,
Ch,rIes Cutting. North Brunswick NJ
W. Price. Brninghim IN, Eugl md
! Peter Hutchlson Scotch, Brooklyn.
p entfee o Others m, y be received hy mall II so
they will he entred, f tn" post-nk hre 2Ist
Wm Price ecied from England entered by letter.
has u
The following purses win be give, Cor foot race To take
ns on = ,h Bsco course on the 10th October weather
sss l 200 yaa q he purse the second the race.
81 % 400 y,rd s. cfthe purse % the second in The
SIS do mile SIS OF the purse the second ia the
Entrance to each ST. which the price Of admitt,nce the
above entrance 10 be made before the 9Th Of October.
Free for any excluding those catered for above
PS All persons who have for the great race are
queed 10 be this their numbers de.
scribe their s &c. Al requested be dressed with
The 1pckey dress which Is 70 be s23 3t-rc
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

lCofrespondeacs Of the Herald
PHiLADELrAfA, Sept. %. iS<l
There Is not item Of wor, rec riding to-,sv -
rhe natives" held Tremendous mestiug last ivan.
ing in South street, below io,h which Levin made
powerful speech. Great enthusiasm prevailed
orrin Bailey. the leader Of Clay Minstrsls great
man among the whgshas been arrested and held 70 hail
IN $1,000 ny Alderman Hudson assisting to destroy
hickory poll. erected by the Locos 1t Leeoh tsver,
near Darby, few days since during whig msssins
number OF other whs1 who acted with Bsiy have also
been arrested and bound $500 and 500 EACH 70
answer at the court So look for fun
Jones and Coppells establishmen,-the rxchsnss
Hotel and Eating saloon. II Dock street-opeped vss.
day under the most hsttsring encoursgsmsnt IL 4
splendid place and one caculated 10 meet the wants ef
the travelling community. Their eating depsr mspt u
superior ythpg Of the kind presented 10 The
attentive business man than Jones could he found
hro occurred IA kensinstoD al D. which resulted
in some dsgraceui conduct the part OF ssvstsl Azs
companies
threats we're made against your correspondent for speak.
lag ruth Little Henry Phillips. Of the bar. much
full of business
60 ep Iuss tins afternoon, la front Of the Pcst oee
cfowh oi ers soon collected the horses en- ont
rsprmandeo and agan put into harness. when they b<5
hsved themselves pretty well - =
The weather to-day, il deIightul-ths lsdiss ovslv
and OnderdonkeTs"in IN demand
Ihs Northern Liberty Hoss must admit have some
oecen' members but the majority Of the COMPANY ere
rowdies OF the worst stamp Their with the Fair.
mount hav' or ever destroy et their character try
will read the Herald they to ss4 their
commented upon in this CRY dare speak out
IN relisn 10 the ouages OF the lohia arvmen
which have brought lasting disgrac. upon the city
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
AUCTION SALES.

uGTIOS NOTICE -WELLf>GTON A. CARTER
"A Wire Mrrch@r, No New street NJ r. Intending 10 d..
yof hims.if h-r-aer The and Importing bus,.
nrss wl one. az iuo'c ancton Monday 23d sepem-
ros NAasfa po.i sad sherry Wines criil. A. sesar t.
aud otIs Dapoy 4 Co, Brand e., II Hand Gin of various
pid champagne ~ the be impotions ST Crox other
h"ms Also cmple'e assortment OF Wines in glass a-
bic Tiles &c &c Terms liberal which will be known al The
sale Caia ready Saturday 2st Sept, OF the
Also Y half pipes 0tad, Dupay Co. Brandy, in the
eighth very superior tsrd Dummy Co in cus,on
house store. -
100 baskets Penier, Toyet 4 Co. Champagne
~ boxes Milan Steel entitled to debentuie.
41o boxes Madeira aud Sherry Wines Que dozen each.
szl <t'mSSd l.. NJ HOFF dAs CO., Auctioneers
BENJAMIN MOONEY, AucrroSrER.
r. GuMS, ,hiFLES, PISTOLS. BIRMINGHAM SHEF.
- FIELD. GEKMAN AMP FRENCH HARDWARE, sc.
b. Mo9rEY Co. will sell THIS DAY, 10 o'clock, al the
Aucfion Room NJ 81 Maiden Lane3jO casks
Of fresh imported birmingham Sheffield heavy and shelf Hard
A,.oL es' ,G. Gle IA TbIs Cutlery Buck sham Buck Stag
Aiso,-l cask Stas tarvrrs aud Forks
Also, "a large assortment of Bowie aud Dirk Knives
Also,-3 casks fns Pen aud Pocket Cutlery; WosenhoIm
Rogers and other celebrated ma er, '' =
Also,-3U0 ads ored Dirk Halves
Also,-I csse Sivases Razors
Also cises line polished scissors
casks Britannia and G.rm Silver Table ard Tea
ogs hsr win great variety Of German and French
Also at II oclockperemptory sale Of Guns Riaes Pistols
Also,-3 cases, 100 Double Barrel 1iuns ~
AAilso-3 " 40 pair Pistols, assorted.
Also,-ln0,o 400 boxes Percussion Cam. ae<or,.d
Also. ID cases Polished Steel Snuhers. assorted
Catalogues ready on the morning Of sale. s23itssc
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

Actual debt Of the city. .$495,ol4 81
These works do not paw the income due from them an
nrnly into the Treasury and the burden of the debt
contracted for their construction falls upon the city trea
sury The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has paid some
very fair dividends, but nothing the amount due
This work is rapidly increasing in productveness, end
must ere long be very profitable property 1t s one Of
now, although not more than half finished, great
rhoroughfare. The further 1t extends into the West
country, the profitable it musi be-
The public works Of Maryland in which the State end
the city OF Baltimore interested progressing in
proiuctveness rapidly could have been expec
ted Estimates are invariably made in relation 10 the
eapts from canals long before the works
ell placing the amount almost the first year. high enough
the Of expenses and the interest the
cost, Sc These calculations have long since been de
stroye and estimates abandoned The business
cfour railroads has generally exceeded the estimates Of
the most sangune and these channels Of transportation
mua rapidly for the future than they have
for the past Amy railroad in this country rightly
aged, WILL in time relieve itself of any debt that may
have been created and pay fair dividends tue outlay
Our canals increase rapidly railroads. and
pay that large per the The indebted States
must depend upon the income from the works commenced
end completed for relief from the financial difficulties un
der WEIGH they labor ond until these works pay the in
the great ouays require the State creditors
remain contsnted with the existing state Of things.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

On sunday morning 2ld inst Of short illness, VIII.
liam RyFn, only child of runs ard Eliza Ryer eyed
= years, months and 29 ia
I'll. relstves aud The rends of the family. respect
fnY invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at forr
O'Clock from his fathers residence Fort Washington
On Sunday morning 22j lust at O'Clock. after short
illness Mr. Wm EAeLys. in the S4ib year Of his age
Tire friends OF the family invited to attend his fnnc.
ra from in late residence as Court andt street. this Of
sefnocn At o'clock without further invitation
ON sunday evening a2t inst HAMILTON EpMIsroT,
aged "a years. late OF Montreal, L.C
liza friends eud acquaintances well those OF his
brotherin law John Ingram Jr requested to ttend
his funeral, tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock, from 10
Howard street.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

stock on hand upsoId, As, 400 bales amount sale,
7n0 80 Freish,s ll-3ai per square bale Liverpool
Pnoviso.s Ohio pork has slightly improved in de
Jnsna We quote prime 81 5Os 6li; at 80 IS.
Beef IL very inactive Country prime sells AZ $s DO
a. IS Ohio lard il in fair d-mandbsrrels sell at
% 9; Cheese IL very firm ~ AZ 5lc Exports from
ls l7 September Beef a,705 bbls pork, as6S bbs;
lard, 4 CO.. kegs
g.AL ESTATE The following sales made at auc-
ton
Lot aod buildings southwest OF Bleecker
on tie later, ..................s 81 900
Strip IL land IL the Of the above one II broad
bt ~ feet long, ...... ................... 80
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

Cuk2trs!oy-Shp Sou hport2s bales cotfon BulkIey-
400 How'd Inclea-i00 IL Ner-i G Lafr-9, Parrne.
lee RSds-ts Co-2c z Iarsins \ co-se II Tslman-.
Dcier IN ChurchiGtcs rice $ Dortic--32 q Apder.
sou Co-+6 Hefckenfah Van Dainme-22 bSs Bsrbeyl
Pilot lie Bnbsr-2l Perkins Bopkinsl X Wetniore
arc osdsrdonsyl pcriiG- psgs schsGslin So. 60
&co-Ii Allen cole do lot iron Petty Mann-2 Sand
- Collins Brothers col Gould, Banks Col Victor
order
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
MEL O'S GA RDEN

NIBL O'S GARDEN
- ,SSECQND AND FINAL SALE OF GREEN AND
08<S HOT Ho, 81 QLANIs The remaining stock Of
Green and Hot H. Plants. belonging 20 Nibis's Gar
den, will be sod by auctns MONDAY the 23d Setem
be al o'clock The, coYsst Of one large Aloe ninety
Yeas old Eugemas, fuea Teconis Lataas Ny rtles Ole.
ander khodode dons tDsporum Orange aud Lemon f,ees
pcmsg ,anatss nras las mines, Launsnus upatornms
Euphobias, choice monthly Roses, Gerlnums Passion
Flowers, Azaeas Chrysan NUNS aud fine variety Of VIM
Ter flower'ng Cactus The whole will be sold ut
al ytisS
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

.,HAMBuna-shp. Edwioa--A Bisehoh lady and servan,
Mss Oprenheim, Detze, q Lee 90 IN the seerage.
CHAsissros-Shp sou,hpor-Rey 8 Gilman.
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

TEETH--TE.TH-T
GREAT Reduction in Dentsuy.Prices reduced so per
q on Fine Plat, from 81 50 to ...... 90
Tooth Ache Cured, or Teeth Extracted ..... rs
NJ TAYLOR,
Surgical aud Mechanical Dentist,
CO East Broadway,
au22 lmsm (Successor To WIN. Ihon.l
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

HAmBuRo--ship Edyins-2 plgs Manning Koster-2 do
Cochrau-9 NJ A & a Whitc-2i + $ schesingerl scies
siger 4 iienscl'e- Fellows, Wad.worh co-a H. Mo
uing7 Moz Polzl Reimer Mecke-8 Setlry, Seven NJ
col0a6 plates spter Hendricks Bnthers 1905 Meyer
siucke.-5.6 Wichehausero rkgs BuIlags Hprer--3
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
- IFEoM rHr EyrNINc PoIr. ]
STRANGERS BEWARE

IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY. AND HUMBUG, it is
important choose experienced ply sca-DR j.
EVANS has removed his !d Gaen's Head Dsresary No.
283 Pearl street. Of Beekman street. where he continues
hi, extraordinary Of all delcas Diseases matter
w complcatd He sprsss The citizeus and that
whatever with other Office. His charges modeahs
consultao4s strictly private.
N. D-Observe the number-mistakes
2ss Pearl street
Medicines and directions -ny part Of the Union
by particularly stating the and enclosing five dollars
xn2 tee
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
100 sas Stonington bio 46 100 shas Nor Wore RR GS
New stock ExchsI,xe.
sAL.s OF srocx.-Bo,ror. Sent. 90

.atM Board Of Brokes so shs Boston and Worcester
RR INA IS Norwich and Worcester 6s; 81 do, b3O 6sl
Is d. 26s 90 do sss 26S 40 Merchants Bank new Os
$50 org Island RR, so s3f; 25 do sag i5O East Boston
Ing ri bonds Of ls47, 76s; 81 600 do, 1850, III
at .aucian-l share Boston and Lowell Rii 25 per ct
adv: 10 Eastern RR, l2 per cent adv; 10 Auburn and
per sh; 40 do Calais Bank, 1914 do
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

fi.stnlgh OF
- y SlGNOkI>A ANTONIA,
Ihs Olympic Heroine. from Franconi's Paris:
MASTER WALTER AYMAR
-, :. The Equestrian Roscius
The Lady will sosrse. vault and perform yarious 9th.
er gymnast ie,ts " ith the troupe
ne BOY will ride h ipal without saddle
bride, Nc. &c. " =
Boxes IS cents Pit ia1s cents. s23 sis.rrc
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
State or Trade
Total. ............

DaEApsrurFs-Flour il improving. Genesee sells at
.. 90 tor brands. Unio 10 worth 81 433 90.
p,inc Genesee wheat sells at 93 sac; corn North Ri.
ver, Ut SOC
Cofros There but little disposition to purchase
90 the al sales Amounting 500 bales taken for
export, and 2u0 bales by spnrers. We annex quota.
lions
The New York herald., 1844-09-23
TO yUuyg rAntEa
BLACKWOOD
For SEPTEMBER 4 1874 S4i is Ess !hss day published

I CONTENTS 'f's ''' pa0'''''o-
II. !, Night on the Banks Of the Tennessee
HI. Ihe The EWyecnt9n W;c ;cstsa,. Of y ,nt,ose
y sssussl sss Ml'HfnnsSst6tiIs III. Sss of asl
VII Msrs S Sy or @osspy s emos o
VIZ. IN lb. + /. FsIp.' 70 Pist Es., on y,
*. stanza. for the Burns Festival, by Delta
;ss ;Ssssh ii e If a. s oS oh'.
Justice Gsis Burns. &c. Pses s' yai@siasie me i
s2s t,rc 1. SCOTT 60. Publishers liz Fulton st.
PERSONS IN pHli.ApkLPAlA
WISHING to Subscribe TO THE HERALD. and have il
Ssss fsdss: Baans sd
street, near Chestnut rrp,,o
For For On. One Mos's Wssf ...........l1 Y. e.asn
longer Tins % !" Il: .:as PROPORTION s cent. copy
ss.s' g
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TIN PLATE, HAIR
goo GROSS tabs SEAriSG ka,r sai rsst &c q, ,.,,
s ds s;'s Celebrated s m ..
,ss ss boxes Ts fs's trs9s, s,., box; a,,,,,,.,
% s; cs% sS ss. ass; e. "a sss
bss s wS ssSa For a.s ss ss
advance on the sterling cost, by -
s23 6tisenc 90 John ,t,eet. tup stairs
DE- aUNTIEks, I HkDsDK93F ,oI he q
sssss'sa %A ss:ss
with which the city abounds. The
eages single case to Be brought either recent chronic
At the Hunerian Dsensay, No Division On sale
Albany all No 81 Lydu street, throughout the West il is
81 per vial, and guaranteed TO s23 ltsrrc
MEDICAL CARD-DOCTOR GLOVER corfin.s his
!vA practice principally the and delicate
diseases in their different stages Also, elects. Structures GonoI
hGa Seminal Weakness Obstinate Ulcers and all Sores ari-
sing from mpurty of the blood His experience and
II the Of this class Of diseases great Persons af
ced with Of the above named diseases who
considered ncuabe difficult of invited make APP
'a G ~ AZ % u. an" Jslse nel oioaaMay All
con6denay hour during the day and evening until 10
O'Clock. s23 ltxec
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

NV YORK, sErl BEk, isA.
FRESH IMPORTED STOCK OF
FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH WOOL
LENS, Ac., Ne, tyc.
TO BE CLOSED BY NOVEMBER l, 1914.
ONt ofouI Partners intending TO retire from
~ the Ist Il November beg RESPECTFULLY inform you
thar made necessary close Stock, before
that day The Goods haye been impaired by the latest arrivals
and consist in part Of The following, viz =
French Broad Cloths,
Cassmeres and Vesrings, German Castor Beavers,
Broad Cloths,
Threefonrhs and siSfourfhs Doeskins and Cassmeres
~ English Broad Cloths,
Csssimsres Beavers. Pilots, Lion skins, Blankets,
In every variety, Sc, &C., &c.
French, German and English Fancy Cassimeres, &c.
Scotch Psids aud Scotch Tweeds &c.
And Isiors' Trimmings,
la every
Y on will please favor us with a call, and oblige
Your obedlent servants,
NEVINS " CO,
IMPORTERS
No.sa CEDAR STREET NEAR NASSAU STREET.
a29 2msrc (UP STAIR6.)
The New York herald., 1844-09-23

PROGR.4MME,
THE SONGS OF CHAafIEs DIBDIN.
ntroduciory ObseyaonsThe life Of Charles Dibdin; the
character Of his melodies, his frat productions Sc.
Song" Poor Jack y
The various lights Of the age the Of London
former times; Gtrrck aud his Sedl chair;
pared with the Lamrgher; Dr. Kchener very
Ballad. Pm Jolly Dick the Lamplightern
Charles Dihdins incentive to composing Tom Bowling
descrpiio of "a burial at sea
Song" Tom Bowug-
The original mode OF representing the Puritan and "a
yoralle light sewn BY Dibdin Extraordinary anecdote OF
Charles lnccdon. -
SO g-"1he Lads of the Village. . Chas Dibdin
The seaman nectar description Of sup board
of scaman's delight. - ' ~
Air" The Can Of Grogr
The pa Of the saiIor the night arriving; his absence AM
eventual returu 10 his native country - -
Af-"'Twas Post Meridian y
u-J~ An interval Of ten minutes
The New York herald., 1844-09-23


MISCELLANEOUS.
Introductory Obseyatons-Iife of Sir Walter Raleigh; his
bravery and r.t expeditions his discovery Of Virginia why
naned his ndg Of the tobacco the honors granted him b
Queen Elizabehi his chmgc Of ortune his trial condemnation
and exccnton his conduct and remarks the scaold Camp
BELLS notes on his poetry.
Song--' The Souls Errand,". ...... w. II. Callcott
Remarks the character Of American poetry object o the
following aud It's peculiarities.
National song-ist time" The Rock Of the Pilgrims,
r IL. Phillips.
e(rhe Poetry by Gen, George Morris.)
simp city and powerfully compos
Song--" Down Among the Dead Men '-i6a0.
Character of the American anrydescnptive
universal feeling.
Ballad-.Tbe Cot Near the Wood" FIRST time H. Phillips
: CThe Poetry by Gen George T.. Moris)
De.cript of Dryden; and mn.l pepys; the Court
Charles the circumstances whh made Dryden iornne; th
popularity Of his Poetry.
Song - The sea Figlt, ,.-H Phillips.
Lif Of Edmund Wa Ter; hi, ntroduc ion Parli,-
ment his first carr sge his m cschm Of Jud Crawl
and iners With Charles xford; design against
James. and condemnation death; his favor 70
Charles H. and admirable reply that Aonach his death aud
character Poet.
ng-'. Loves Errand.", ........ Weller. 1910
The Mendcant but aagn fcent Monasteries England
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