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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND
EEATuERS

DRUM LAROSIERE 4 COURT, Il6 William street, N. Y
receiving by the Hayre packets their Of Fall
Goods which for elegance they have rival All dealers and
judges in the above line invited give them CALL and
Will venture 70 say they Will not leave ih store WITHOUT
themselves that the public will be deceived with American
flowers for French they have their house Paris Rue de
Tracy No. 6, and deal exclusively in French flowers.
au2O Inns re.
CURTAIN MATERIALS TRIMMINGS IAND WIN
DOW SHADESThe subscribers beg invite the atten
ton Of strangers their large stock Of Upholstery Goods
for Bed and Window Curtains Of the designs and
lower than other house in the city, Their stock will
be found consist Of silk and worsted de lanes aboure
damask Turkey red rich lace and muslin emboidr
ed curtains gaoons, gmps cord tasels &c &c
together with Painted Window Shades just imported from
France entire patterns and the magn
cent Shades used also the various styles Of painted
American Shades varying price from 81 pair upwards
SOLOMON T. HART, Upholsterers
AL lmeods SIRE 2t3 Broadway, opposite the Park.
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VENEKEAL DISEASE CURED.
A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS having stood The
"A Of time and recommended the most
eectual and speedy remedy for onorh@ elects all urehra
discharges irritation Of the kidneys urea and PROSTATE
gland They taken without confinement from business
restriction of Diet and without antng the breath disagree
ing with the stomach thus enabling the patients hem
selves They give and energy the geneatye organs
rarely experienced from the other medicines They
have performed extraordinary chronic discharges
obstinate geets after the failure Of all other remedies In
recent single box sufficient effect two days
They equally suitable for females Price 81 per boz, with
full directions. Sold only by VIM. WATSON,
Catherine street.
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DOCTOR JORDAN'S.


DRIvATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES have been used for
nine years with unyarying They promptly
whou, exposure restriction in diet or are
ing every requisite medicine and application with the monitor
wherein full directions and advice enabling the patient safely
effect and little cost No i is for Gonorrhea,
Geet &c. No q for Venera diseases in all its No
for Female Weaknesses Whites
Price Of complete package S. any require
additional medicines they supplied free.
Sold only Drug Store GO Prince Of Marion,
few doors Of Nblos Private Entrance Offices 69h Ma
rim continu atiouo Of Cent sire iy21I IN src
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28

lS7 WATER STREET
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, IMPROVED PoR-
TABLE MACHINES WIRE CLOTH MANUFAC-
TORY, SCREENS, SIEVES, &c. &c.
'HE attention Of the public called Patent Portable
Grist Mill, work by hand other power with which
every farmer grind his grain Also, for Grinding
Coffee and Spices, and highly recommended by all who
have used them
Groats Patent Grain Cleaner, and Corn Grinder new in
vention, superior o any heretofore used.
Rice and Coffee SHELTERS Of different Sizes Sugar Mills, &C..
Woods Patent Single Machine.
Horse Powers calculated for horses with geering
attached. For sale manufacturers prices Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-28

SER- EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND,
MHA\ SCOTLAND AND WALESs-The Subscriber has
all times for sale Drafts from 81 to 1000 payable
all the principal Banking 9s.tuoas throughout the United
Kingdom. JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st.
N b. Passage to and from Liverpool be the
lowest by any Of the line OF packets sailing the lst 9Th
ixf1Ae
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-07-31

have proved that they could do what no other
People nave done-reclaim themselves from
national vices, and control themselves with
moderation in the very excitement Of political
revolution. Butt declared | would not ar
que the cause of Repeal. Be Of good heart,
then, my administrations are as unavoid-
able in the moral world as in nature. The
storm follows the calm, and the sun breaks
forth after the darkest night. Ignorance
maintains an almost equel conflict with
knowledge, and Benevolence never enjoys
uninterrupted progress. Take courage then,
for your country at home; O'Connell is
clothed by the sympathies of mankind with
new might in his ~misfortunes, and his voice
acquire the velocity and the power of cleo
,%ricity in the passage through the bars of his
prison. The American People will be gen.
erous to the exile because he has suffered
injustice at their hands. The ruins of ST.
Augustine will be the grave of religious and
political intolerance, and its epitaph is read
IN the fearful inscription that remains unJe-
faced on the crumbling walls of that temple,
THE LORI SEETH."
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it, because our objec,ionis TO his Political
principles and not to his private character.
But this Dragging on the religion he never had.
from those by whom Mr.. Frelinshuysen is
%fercely assailed for his religious faith, is not
the right thing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29
AnlIlscnents.

CHATHAM THEATRE. For the times, never did
theatrical season open so .prosperously as the pre-
sent especially for the Chatham The company. il is
true right excellent and the entertainments produced
Of the 6rst order This evening the drama Of
The Champion of Freedom will be produced for the first
time The Barrack Room. Miss Reynolds play ing Caris
sa and the farce of the spitre, in which Mr. Winans
the chief character Mrs Mcclure Of the best
living actresses will appear in lew days A new drama
entitled Nlarmaduke Wyvil, is in preparation
LAST DAY BUT ONE OF TIE KENTUCKY MIN
strels at the American Museum. This unique
band Of Ethiopian melodiss and negro exravaganzists
can be heard only to-day and TO So ye lovers
Of fun make ready and HE away that depot OF novel
~ and amusement and laugh away every vestge OF the
blue devils about you Remember also, that Cole the
Chinese nondescrpt and his dog Bill with several other
eminent performers likewise appear AMI that the fortune
telling Gypsy Queen may be consulted privately at all
hours Of the day and evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

New York LEGISLATURE In the Senate, on
Wednesday, the bill declaring the rights and tor thu
relief the Masters and Wsrdens of the part of New York
the passage Of this bill passed by the following vote
Ayes-Mcssrs Bartlit, Bnrnham, DeyO. Foster John.
SON. Lawrence, Mitchell, Porter, Scovi Smith, Variap
Vamey-l2
NcesMessrs Backus, Barlow, Hard Lester, Rhoades,
sherman, Works.
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account Of whose forgeries appeared in this paper
three weeks since, returned to Cabotville last week
choosing rather to encounter the consequences than e
live in perpetual apprehension OF them at distance. II,
brought before Justice Hooker Monday, AM
pleaded guilty TO complaint for forging the name OF 81
las Mossman endorser to note for $780, which wa
discounted at the Spring. field Bank. He was hound ove
the Of 500 for his trial at the next Court Of Com
mon Pleas and procured bail for his Spring
field Gazette.
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EAST INpEA SoUApRoN.-A letter just received IL
Philadelphia, from gentleman on board the FRI
gate Brandywine dated of Coumbo Cey Ion, 20h Decem
her 1919 gives probably the latest intelligence from
squadron in the East Indies The Brandy wines crew
hal entirely escaped the cholera though they had not
been exempt from the less dangerous diseases Of the eli
mate II was supposed that Mr. Cushing and his suit.
would be 1T Macao by the close of February. and that
out for Fekin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

WHEAT CROP The Wheeling Gazette says
I'VE are informed by our country friends that
the small grain the wheat especially, looked bet
at this OF the year in this region Of the country
than it does the present time. The very intelligent
farmer who resides in adjoining county yesterday
sured that he faerng indications Of
large yield The wheat fields he remarked both in the
bottoms and the hills give promise Of most album
dant harvest.
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PUERTO CABELLE, VENEZUELA,
Oath Of February, 1874. :
Sepere Sickness, &c.


The people here are dreadfuly alarmed in conse-
quence of the small pox having. broken out here.
but as yet very few cases proved fatal by proper
precauA on and treatment, we do not conceive thai
il will spread to any great degree, yet we must con-
fess that disease of this nature casts gloom owe,
the minds of the most courageous characters, e.
see their fellow creatures depart from this world
without the necessary assistance, which IN Other
diseases could easily be procured and is extremely
difficult ia this undoabtedly many die for the
want of proper persons to attend on them, whereby
had this government taken proper measures for es-
| ,abshing hospital adapted to the purpose, o!
course great number of persons would be relieved
from dying miserably in howell, and literally rot
ting "to utter decomposition OF the flesh" Tn.
poor people of this country or rather those OF The
lowest caste, must suffer to an extent hardly ina
ginabe, or supposed possibly by the Americans
who attend strictly to contingencies OF nature
which effect the salubrity of whole city or Pro-
vince, and even a country. The Governor of Thu
Province sent down from Valencia on Tuesday last,
4 commission of Physicians, TO examine INTO tn
flair, and in consequence OF their report, Cor
don Sanitane" has been established between thi,
eort and the Capital OF the Province (Valencia. }
Therefore we are completely beseiged for the pre-
sent, and God only knows how long this regulation
will remain in force notwithstanding our city au-
thoriy persist in putting vessels in quarantine pro-
ceeding from the Island of st. Thorn is, where W,
understand the disease has subsidized
In references to mercantile affairs have nothing
new to communicate in addition 10 what we stated
in our letter of the 18th instant. No late arrivals
from the United States here, neither at Laguayrs
day before yesterday. JONATHAN IL Co.
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Marine Court.

Before Judge Smith,
MARCH 2SThe entire Of the day was occupied In the
examination OF witnesses 10 sustain the character OF
Henry Coulter witness examined the part Of the
planun Aher the examination closed. the deien.
dont moved for nonsut the ground that plaintiff had
proved his case which was granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

G;- An attempt to defraud the Custom House
has been detected at Boston. II was discovered
that several casks entered containing kep sea
weed, had very little of said article but instead
thereof, English hosiery of valuable kind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

CouNrERrErr CorN.-On Tuesday night, man
was arrested in Brooklyn. for passing counterfeit
money on the 10Th Ward Bank, New York. As
he is suspected of having passed large amount the
public are requested to give notice at the Police
Office of any thew NAV have received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

FIRE AND Loss or LIFE IN NEW ORLEANs.-Ful-
Ter ~ Co, Jordy Il Brachcn, and Mr.. Cross, were
sufferers by fire the 10Th inst By the falling OF the
wall fronting on Royal street. sorry to announce
.ne oea.n OF John Haynes, member of Fire Company
No =, VINO was crushed beneath IT, Several other per.
sons were seriously injured among them were Messrs.
! psnmsn, tosdick, Richard Haynes and Depass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

MADAME HELLBERe's CONCERT was postponed la
evening in consequence Of the inclemency of II
weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

10 At public meeting of the citizens Of North
ampton, resolutions condemnatory OF the anncxa
ton of Texas were carried with unanlmity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

STEAMSHIP Observation-Disclosures should mo-
forget that the letter bags OF this steamer close II
this city tomorrow afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

The CARRYING TnApE.-Of the forty-slx ships,
barks. briggs and schooners in the por Of Savannah
on the I'D inst, twenty.seven, or more than one
half of the whole were British. There was also
one Swedish vessel
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o. The House of Assembly of New Brunswick
has fixed the value Of the English Sovereign at 24s
currency; the Crown at 6s. and the Shilling a
l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

o. The citizens rof New Orleans are raising
fund for the support of the destitute orphans OF tn
late Summer l.. Fairfield
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

MOVEMENTS Hon. s. S. Prentiss was in
Philadelphia on Wednesday, en- route to New
York The Hon. Henry Clay was in Savannah
last Thursday There is General Tom Thumb in
New Orleans
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DO A large meeting of the Repealers OF Phlladel-
phia was held last Tuesday IN the Hall of the Chi
nese Museum The meeting was addressed by
Robert Tyler, Esq President elect of the Associa-
ton, at considerable length
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Common Pleas.
paTOro Iu1uo TuOI;s

MARCH 2s-Yqckeriyvs. Huehta-ln this case the jury
brought in verdict for $75 the full amount claimed h
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

ONO RIyRR:-At Pittsburgh, on Monday, the
Ohio Rver1 had seven and half feet Of water in the
channel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

03- MORRIS & WILLIS, NEW MIRROR OFFICE,
No. Ann street. will publish this morning the Mir.
Library No IA, containing the national airs glees,
Legendary ballads, songs from the Greek anthology u.
published songs and miscellaneous poems Of Thomas
Moore in a double extra Of the New Mirror-price 25
cents.
Also for sale above the Irish Melodies" the sa,
cred Songs and the Loves of the Angels by the same
poet The Evenings in Greece" will complete the
work All the numbers of the Mirror Library" for SALE
Agents in parts Of The United supplied liberal
terms. Persons distance who remit 50, will have
twenty numbers Of this beautiful Library and the New
Mirror for year. sent to their address Post Masters
will frank all remittanccs. Address
MORRIS WILLIS,
Editors and proprietors Of New Mirror
2t W&F No 4Ann street Broadway.
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Crncuir CounrNos. as H. 49, 50, IS, ST. So 60, H. H.
70, a. II, 81
CoaMor PLrA,Nos IA a. 81. IA. 49, 49, a. 81 3d. Is 80
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1t yv&F

NJ- LITERARY NOTICES.-The trade sales which
annually take place here have Terminated showing de-
cided Improvement over previous sales we a.. heartily
here Nlr j. A. Tute No Ann street that his sales oil
the sterling weekly papers are on great increase We
have again and again recommended our readers to pur
chase copy of that best of papers, the
PHH.ADELPHIA SATURDAY COURIER.
RnsTo NH N SSs SAM offered the best eotom. '1 Of
NEWS. TALES POETRY, in short the best medium
for literature that could be desired for
The Courier. Post and Museum sold fer ak cents
per copy; the Uncle Sam at three cents
candidate for public favor is presented MS in the
YANKEE, published by 2 r. Williams Boston. Mr. w.
tales in cheap FORM but this endeavor strikes as capi
tai one recognize old familiar faces in the ready pens
which contribute to illuminate its neatly printed columns
Several original Tales have appeared and other novelties
in theatrical parlance in course of preparation Each
copy is adorned with beautiful wood cut, which is alone
worth the price charged four cents copy j. A. Tut
tie sells them, wholesale and retail, at Ann street.
the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their esrts to suppress quackery'
leave to state that their particular attention continues
be directed to all diseases Of private nature and from
he great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pta of Europe in the treatment Of those diseases they
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid All
vantages not to be met with in any institution m Ns
country either public or private The treatment OF the
College s such to insure in and is
totally different from thnt cc.s practice OF running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One Of the
hers OF the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals urcpe, attends daily for consulta'
lion from Q AM. to PM
FERNS -A,lv.ce and medicine, SIS A cure guaranteed
fMroRH Co,,NrRv INvALIps.--Persons living In
The country and not finding it convenient to attend per
sOnay, have forwarded TO them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform aperect cure by stating
their explicitly, together with all symptoms, time OF
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, any
md enclosing So, post paid, addressed to
Office and Consulting rooms Of the College, % Nassau
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The Municipal Electi0n-The Mass Meetings
Yesterday.

In this days paper will be found full reports oil
the three great political meetings held yesterday by
three several parties in this city, that are moving
heaven and earth to gain the spring election
There are the City Refomers, or Americans, al 'he
Exchange-the Locofocos at Tammany Hail. anu
the Wings at National Hall.
1t is very evident from the character OF these pro-
ceedings that the two old factions OF wings and
Locofocos intend to defeat the new Reform party,
10 put down "young America if they POSSIBLY
can. Indeed we are much afraid that they will
destroy all hopes of City Reform, unless the people
come forth on their hook and go for the tickets
put up by the Americans.
"Young America" must work hard to gain the
day. Yet there is hope. You cannot beat both
Locotocos and Wings without prodigous effort
and much hard work.
STRENGTH OF PARTIES IN THE CrrY.-The follow
ing shows the state Of the vote in the city, at the
election for Senator, last fall "a word to the
wise is sufficient"
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The EXHIBITION OLD ITALIAN PAINTINGS IN
CLINTON HALL-We have room this morning
for a continuation of our notices of this choice
exhibition. Tomorrow shall proceed again.
In the meantime we perceive that novel and in
tercsting controversy begins to spring up, among
the connoisseur circles, relative to the merits,
beauty, age, character and authenticity of these
choice works. This is jus, what is wanted to bring
them into notice. and procure the Judgment of the
public upon them. Heretofore a set of old. women
picture dealers have led the public astray in these
matters, but in this tree and inquIrng age-with a
free press to guide us--merit, beauty, genius and
truth will always carry off the palm.
So go and see theee paintings, for they are worth
look
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Ward. Vhig.

Majority against Tsmmanv Hail.. 83l3-a-d in all Of the
warfs excep. the Fourth aud Sixth.
The wings carried, by puraties, seven wards,
WILL, 2, 3, S. Z, 8 and Is; the natives two wards
g and IL the democrats eight wards, 6, 10,
IL, Is, IA, IL and H.
The Native Americans think they have the best
chance in ten wards, vz:-3rd, 4th, 7th, 9Th, 9Th,
1lth, 18th, 18th, 10Th and 18th. Some of the more
sanguine talk also of carrying the second and fifth
wards.
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New LONDON, March %, 1874.
New I.ondOn-The jumping or Pincr-Fh
Addition INDEPENDENTLY Girls o
NIL EOIOra.

all G0JOrs.
This appears to be the spotted, speckled
and streaked end of this State, as 1t Is alleged
that abolition has increased more here than
in any other county. Ii 10 just exactly right ou'
Of the way, and the only way TO get INTO II, or to
get out oft, is either to go direct to New York on
Hartford II you want TO go from here to New
Haven, il is much easier TO go by the way OF New
York, and # you wish to make a ricc rersa move
ment you must go from New Haven TO Hartford,
although you are about as far from New London
when you get to Hartford, as when you started 1t
s a sort of Jumping off place; but, my eyes, what
oysters, what pretty girls of all colors, and what
snug little cottages to make man comfortable
with himself and all the world besides
The excitement here is up to the Kissing point in
politics, and nothing is talked of, thought Of ar
gued about, or dreampt upon, except candidates,
politics, parties, aud patrlotism--the last rather
the scarcest article in market OF the season. Such
row, such rumpus and rlotIng, you never
did sec, nor no one else, since the Harrison cam
paign. The wings had a meeting last night; 1t
commenced with a sort Of benediction by Deacon
somebody-then followed a speech, which, as a
Jerseynan would say, OF rather a high
fueny" chsracter-then a song OF rather sentI-
mental tone--then regular stump set-o by a Tip
pecanoe wing, which was backed up by cod
Dan Tucker" and a general great grand chorus
Of voices, hands, and feet, that terminated in a
perfect old fashioned Tippecanoc pow WOW, hard
cider alone excluded.
Both parties here are sanguine OF success, but
one will BE- most elegantly April fooled on Monday
| next. Yours, ..
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Court Calendar-This Dny.

GEO. w. STANTON is the democratic candida
for Mayor Of Albany.
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lieve il is known that only two more nights remain
of the Italian opera at Palmos, under the present
management, one of which will be given this even
ing, and the other either tomorrow or on Monday
But although this engagement draws to close, we
are happy TO learn that new arrangements have
been made for another season, under the manage
ment of Signor De Begins, which bids fair to out.
strip in interest and popularity even that which
about closing
Palmo and De Begins concluded their negotia-
tons yesterday, and the new season will begin in
week after the closing season, with the present
troupe including all other artists now in the city
whose talents may be available. The first opera
TO be brought forward will l. Elisir d. Amor., by
Donizetti, and II Don Giovanni, by Mozart. To
bring out these operas it will be necessary to
gage additional talent, and we suppose that Mrs
Sutton or Madame Otto may have terms proposed
to them.
In addition to these operas, W. hear also named
Chiara di Rosenberg, Betty, Lucrecia Borgia,
Barbiere di Sepigiia, Marriage di Figaro, &c
The season of the opera now closing has been
highly prosperous II is true the proceeds have
been divided unequslly, and Pamo has received
but the shells of the oyster. The principal prima
donna has probably cleared $1,000, sum equal ,c
what Gris could clear in the same length of time
The other vocalists have protited in like Pre-
portion. But to make the Opera permanent, the
proceeds must be awarded equally-and this will
be done under the new direction of Signor d,
Begnis.
Thus far for the present. We believe there car
be no doubt now OF the permanent establishment
of the Italian Opera in New York. This first eu
gagement has tested that question, and the season
of the Opera bn6o now abostto open,will undoubt