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The New York herald., 1844-07-13

The CHARvrs MURDRRYRs-The ST. Louis Re-
ublcan OF the I'd instant says-We have informa-
ion from source to bs relied that the Pre lent has
not parloned David Mcdaniel aud Thomas Towson
They have been resped until the 37th June l546 du
ring which time they viii be kept confinement in the
st Louis Jail John Nc Daniel the captain Of the party
and Joseph Brown will be executed on the IL Of the
present MONTH unless the President should grant them
further respite founded representations recently sent
oy aspeciai messenger TO Washington.
Loss OF THE STEAMER YAzoo BRLLE.-By one Of
the passengers of the orece Darling, from Louis-
VILE, who had previously started the Yazoo Bell from
cincinnati we learn the following particulars The va
zoo Bell was from cincinnati bound tor this port and
the morning Of the 26th ult about A. M in col
hsion with the steamer Queen OF the West bound up
50 great was the force Of the collision as to cnt the bow
OF the fazoo Belle clear off when she Immediately went
down, drowning three deck passengers and one deck
hand Ths boat and ca go total loss The accident
occurred at Ghsnf' KY Orleans Bullstin Juiy4
Amusements.
NIBLO's GARBRN is still the resort OF all who
ADMIRE the combination of splendid dancing, fine
music, gorgeous scenery and rich cosum@s-for IN the
grand romantic ballet playing here all these be
all the YOUTH beauty and fashion Of this gay city and the
praise besow ed each repetition OF the ballet
contesbly that the Revolt Of the Harem il the most at
tracve the most splendid spectacle put be
fore the public.
PACKET SHIP HowARD.-The undersigned, cabin pas
sengsrs in the Hambu packet ship Howard feel bound
express the obligation they are under 70 .ns ssIS'
and distinguished behavior in all respects well as lar
the skul nautical management of his ship through the
psrous storms and head Winds which made the
passage very difficult Before leaving his ship take
this opportunity of acknowledging everlasting graft
.ude him and to beg Of him to accept their most heart
e thanks and wishes for his future and that he
may live long to remember us a. his friends.
Georgne Babe and child. Bertha Poppenhusen, susanns
ke and lady. wilhelms and family. ofN York Z 7.
Baucke II Ludeiwg, M D., and lady. Louis Curry, g.
Lomsr, obermeyer. A Koch, w. Mike
Os Board SHiP HOWARD,
New YoRK. July lSh 1844
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

n0- PlMPLES ON THE FACE, SCROFULOUs.
sores Affections and all bilious Diseases may
be cured by ,oms,oeks sarsaparlla There extract
which equal this; it is compounded with other aux
aries Of established efcacy for purifying the blood It
prepared by entire new and approved process which
renders efrable most Of the worthless articles sold
as Sarsapara The which has fol owed ts use,
and the amount OF suffering which has been relieved ny
II is sufficient recommendation for the article. without
adding any SsId at 81 Courandt street. Price
so cents q bottle or - per dozen.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
U. 3. NIarshal,s Office.

btIuTF NUHIhIssIOhrr HapeIJe.
JuLv PA sailor named James Wilson, alias Franci
Lalma Frenchman, was brought M an committed OF
the charge OF having stabbed Mate Of the brig RI
bertsn U vessel) her last trip from the coast
Africa Wilson has been remandcd for examination
The assault was committed in December, lsa3.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
Common pleas.

Before Judge UIshOeHfr.
jew l2-Psopies vs.. Unu-In this case reported in yes
terdayi Herald the jury rendered verdict for Plaintiff
OF 5000 and cents damages and cents costs.
William S Finch vs. Nichols H. Ba5cock.-An action q
assumpst compensations for hire and labor
laying down some OF the Croton water pipes No wit
nesses were examined for the Defence Verdict for Plain
if $50 ga
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

lrz-GoURAUD'S BLANC D'ESPAGNE, or SPANISH
WHITE, for the complexion. Avoid counterfeit -
Genuine only 81 Walker street. ht store From Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

0Iy- CONsUMPTION.-Persons afflicted with colds
coughs weak lungs pain in the side chest, which
but symptoms Of approaching consumption will do
we'll make Of Dr.. Larbors Extract Of Lungwor
FOR them IL is the best and most snectua
remedy ever used. At 81 Courtlsndt st.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

fny- OK MARROW, BEAUTIFULLY SCENTED,
Hair Dyes Pommsdes Perfumery, &c at 81 walker street.
FIRST store From Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

lh3- GENTLEMEN AND LADIES, DO YOU WISH
preserve and beauy your hair and stop from falling
out and free from danaru and at the time render
it soft and glossy then the Ba,m Of columbin which
hair II you WISH therefore. TO your hair from fall
ing out, procure this balm, at 81 Courtlandt st.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

LIBERAL BEouEsrs james Cox, ESQ, for forty
years cashier OF the Bank OF Baltimore, hi hly
benevolen and worthy citizen, died few days ago.
he advanced age Of seventy FIVE years The Patrof
states ha, he has by his will made the following libesl
bequests besides leaving large amount his family
connexions: To the Baltimore Orphan Asylum, $4,000
American Bible Society, $1,000; BALTIC Manual Labor
school, $4,000, Board Of For Miss Presbyterian, $1,000
Maryland Sunday School Union, $780, Presbyterian
Board Of Education, $500
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

WM. B. PARKER, ESQ of Portsmouth, N. H.
has been appointed Commissioner Of Deeds, &c,
by the Governor of the State OF New York, fol
New Hampshire.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

PanADELrHA.-We have frequently Of late
been indebted to Mr.. J. w. Sullivan and Adams 4
Co tor Philadeldhia papers in advance of the mail
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

WASHINGTON MONUMENT ASSOCIATION. meet
ing Of this association was held yesterday morning
At the rooms OF the American Institute. rcpor
OF the proceedings will be published tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

COCKROACHEs AND BED BUGs-A sure exermi
nator Of these noxious vermn may be had at 81 court
landt street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

CoRRKsPoNpENcE OF THK HERALD recent
unusual press Of exciting intelligence has obliged
US to refrain from giving our usual quantity OF
graphic and interesting correspondence from all
parts Of the Union We shall, as possible,
give a number of amusing and instructive letters
which we have on hand
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

ONO RIvER.-At Wheeling, on Tuesday, there
eight feet of water in the channel at q stand A.
Pittsburgh Monday afternoon the River had eleven
and half feet Of water In the channel
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

For THE CONCERT AT New BRIGHTON.
steamer Cinderella will leave pier No. l, Mort
River, at six o'clock this afternoon, for Ne,
Brighton,
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

0y- DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
sALVE, at 81 Walker street. first store From Broadway
Refer TO all New York. Beware ot an imitation.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

WARM WEArHER.-The weather yesterday wa
excessively warm.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

CoAsr OF AFRICA We published yesterday
some interesting intelligence from the Coast ,i
Africa descriptive of insults offered to the Amer-
can flag by British cruisers. The Secretary Of
State should see TO this matter
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

13- THE PILES IN THEIR WORST FORM
Hays Lniment is efsctua remedy At II Courtlandt
aAra
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

The ALHAMRA.-This is a most delightful place.
II is crowded every night with beauty and fashion
The ice creams perfectly Elysan. The foun.
tain-lhe arbors-the cool air-the inspiring music
all make it perfect Paradise. Call and see az
you walk up or down Broadway. 1t is most oppo-
site Niblo's.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
u. 3. District Court.

BeI0re JuuHe betth,
July l2-Hs Honor was engaged for q short time dur
ing the day, in hearing motions IN Bankruptcy.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

MADAME DAMoREAUs CONCERT AT New BRIeH
ToN.-This delightful musical treat will be giver
this evening. Artot also will appear. grea
many Of the fashionables at present on Slater
Island will be present A steamboat will be il
readiness after The concert to bring back the visi
tors from this citv
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

THH NEW MORMON PROPHET. There is great
deal of speculation already about who is to assume
the mantle of Joe Smith. II seems that Sidney
Rigdon is likely to be the next Caliph Of Nauvoo.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

LOUISIANA ELECTION. returns are still very
incomplete. As near we can ascertain both par
ties stand nearly in the same position that they
were in before the election. The wings, however,
claim The advantage by one member Of Congress
Thlbodaux. In this election the Texas question
was brought out and agitated in the warmest man.
ner, but il appears to have had very little effect.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

SARAToeA.-They have been making prodigious
efforts at moral reform at Saratoga. A house oi
ll.fame has been broken up. But they cannot
break up the monopoly Of slander and scandal pos
sessed by the ciiques at the Hotels
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

iny-DR. FELIX GOURaUD's POUDRES sUBTfLEs,
The skul inventor this article deserves the hearty
thanks Of those whose faces are dgursd ny the CROWN
easily and safely divsst themselves of the unsighy
and nnfeminne excresence. DR.. Gouraud's Hair Erad
Gator Al once and forever the unseemly bemsh
s leaving tho skin soft and delicate fresh rose
leaf This excellent article he obtained only at 67
Walker street, FIRST store from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

J<s- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.--Ths members OF
the New York College o. Medicine and Pharmacy, IN
tetulning the public thanks Tor the liberal support they
received in thei efsrts to suppress q,iackery"
veg state that their particular attention continues
be directed 10 all discusses OF private nature and from
the great Improvements lately made in the principal hos
ais OF Europe in the treatment OF those Diseases they
san confidently offer TO persons requiring medical aid adj
gantaxes not TO be met with in any institution in tina
country either public private. The treatment Of the
College such to insure SUCCESS in every and 10
otaily different nom that practice o. running
constitution with mercury AMI in most cases leaving
disease much than the original One Of the men,
)ers the College ,tor many years connected with the
principal hospitals Europe attends deiy for consua
ion from 9A.M 10 PM
Terms-,Advics and medicine, ge A cure guaranteed.
Ixpons1sr TO COUNTRY INvALps.-Psrsons living in
nc country and finding ii convenient to attend per-
onally, have forwarded to them chest containing
medicines requisite to perform perfect Oy stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms time OF
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, ary
I'd enclosing sb, post paid, addressed to
w. y. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent.
cfics arr cNusuifrs rooms Of the Coisgs " Nrssnu
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

DLy- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF saR-
5AfARlLLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
~ the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy IS.
abhed for the suppression OF quackery This refined
md highly concentrated extract possessing all the pur
ying qualities and curative powers OF the above herbs,
confidently recommended by the College a. infinitely
superior any Of Sarsspars at before
he public, and may be relied a certain remedy ior
all diseases arising from impure stale OF the blood
such scroiula, salt rheum rngworm blotches or pim
ples ulcers pain in the bones or joints nodes cutaneous
eruptlons ulcers&ed throat any disease arising
rom the secondary effects OF syphilis or an niudcscus
mercury.
Sold in single Bottles st. .,...... 70 cents oacS
in Cases Of halfsdozen Bottles, IS 30
dozen i" SOC
Gases forwarded to Gil parts VI the Union
". B-A very liberal discount TO wholesale pit Ecbase.s.
Office OF the College, 95 Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ. d., Agent.
1h3- THE NUMEROUS ACCIDENTS WHICH AL
daily occur occasioAed by fire. should be warning
the peoplet keep remedy always on hand Connels
Pain Extractor sectual andote for all burns and
should always be kept hand It removes ell pain al
Immediately upon its application has often saved
life. Left family provide themselves with this
save, at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
A NEW VERSION OF THE TEETorAL SOCIETY.

NEW VEhSiON OF THE TEETOTAL SOCIETY.
I've come to invite you-so free
All you that fond OF cold water are, .
And when you my arguments see
Not one will hang back loterer. :
But soon-sery soon-will make paths
To where floats with the greatest proprety,
Rabineau's Salt Water Balhs,
And jine the Hot Water Society.
young man was bad with the b'ues,
Till scarcely his head could be steady up
He used to play cards, and would lose,
Till the shavers took all OF 3 ready up
His blues they have left him--each one
And now he sleeps soundly and quietly,
And how do you think this done,
Why. he jined the Hot Water Society.
'Tother day poor boy nearly died
His lamp would have been in a trice out
In the sun the sad youth had been fried,
And his mother was weeping her eyes out
But though sinking SO fast, snd so i'll,
Hot Bath he took for variety
IL cured him at once-as they will
And he jiRed the Hot Water Society
These facts mite in cheese
Compared TO the great Anaconda,
And wonders. they say, ne'er will cease,
So people will ne'er cease to wonder.
But wonder as much they may,
A Hot Bath will cure their anxiety;
So let the world wonder away
You-jine the Het Water Society.
Desbrosses street. North River.
m1- WE WOULD REMIND THE CITIZENS OF
NEW YORK and vicinity that J. NJ TlCE co, No
Bowery still continue take the lead in the Hating busl
At no other establishment will you find greater
assortment of Hats and Caps at less prices.
N B. Summer Hats they selleg at cost prices.
y5- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY cuKED.--ibs
ionic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine ard
Charmacy Of the city of New York is confidently
commended for all cases odebhy produced by secret n
iugence of any kind 1t invaluable remei
y FOR impotence sterility or barrennes unless depenc
ing on NAL fo1nati0n.)
Single bottles 81 each cases Of half dozen s5
I lily packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Office OF the College Of Medicine and pharmacy pr.
Nassau street. VS. RlCHsRD5oN M. D., Agent
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.-The Hon. John
Quincy Adams, Mrs. Adams, Mrs John Adams,
and Miss Adams, arrived from Washington night
before last, and put up at the Astor House. Then
names are recorded upon the book Of arrivals in
the trembling hand OF the venerable Ex-Presdeni
himself His manner of holding pen is curious
and extraordinary, but not easily described. He
never uses spectacles either to read or to write.
The whole party left for Quincy last evening
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

fh3-TO HEAL HARSH, ROUGH, md CHAPPtU
skin and render beautifully soft Dr. Felix Gourauds
Italian Med Gated Soap possesses properties o surprising
energy in producing delicate white neck hands and arms
and protecting them from the solar heat Its soothing and
smelioratng properties Immediately alay the smartng
rritabty OF the skin produced hy the biting OF mesqui-
toes other assueges infammation removes Gu
taneous erupons pimples blotches end redness ny
its dating properties prevents tho formation of wrinkles
and banishts them when present. and ELECTS beautiful
Juvenile appearance. TO he had where else IN New
York but at 81 Walker street door from broadN W.
Beware Of spurious imitation OF this celebrated cosmsc
of the most decterous character, containing min Al
asringens utterly the complexion and BY th
repelent action endangering health.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

SUNDAY ExcURsIoNs.-We cannot complain in
this city Of any want Of pleasant drives in our
neighborhood, and charming retreats from the bus
tie and dust OF the city Eoboken-Nowlan's al
Yorkvllls-the Abbey on tte Boomlngdae Road
l5urnhsm's- Hamilton House New Brighton
md a host OF other places on Long Island, Slater
Island, and the Jersey shore, are inviting the wary
c,tizen, so that there is an endless variety.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

THE EMPIRE ENGINE, Of company No. AZ, was
exhibited last evening, at their engine house, in
Nassau street, near Fulton. The apparatus is OF
the largest class, and Of elegant manufacture and
attracted the attention and admiration of hun
dreds, including numbers Of ladies, who dropped in
during the evening.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

MORE CATcHPENNY "ExTRAs s"-The Tribune
still continues to follow the practice Of the Sun III
issuing catchpenny extras" pretending to contain
later news from Philadelphia. Yesterday it circu-
lated one which contained no news but whal
we published in our morning paper. And in order
to make these extras go off, they invent statements
and publish them as facts This system OF decep.
ton and dishonesty never escapes punishment
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

LAKE ONTARIO STEAMBOATS,. exceedingly
agreeable, attractive and economical route to
Niagara and Canada, is offered BY the company
who run the splendid steamboats, on Lake Ontario.
This mode Of travel renders the route diversified
and extremely pleasant.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

U. s SENATE.-Thc terms OF the following Sen
ators expire on the 18th of March next; Wings
Phelps, Vermont; Choate Massachusetts; Spragne X
sland Huntington Connecticut; Tallmsige, N York
Dayton, N Jersey; Bayard, Delaware; Merrick, Mary
land; Henderson, Missssippi White, lndians Porter
Michigan; Foster, Tennessee; Rives. Virginia-l3 d,
m,cra,s-Fsrfeld Maine; Sturgeon Pennsylvania; Tap
pan, Ohio Benton. Missouri4. The present Senate \
politically divided thus: 20 wings and - democrats
fhe vacancies will reduce the respective parties thus
10 wings, 10 democrats The wings must elect II to Civ,
them majority.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

visiters stopped in town yesterday, and re
posed-no, not exactly that, for between tn,
calls Of their friends, inquiries Of the curious, call
to dinner, &c, the day was hardly their own
We do not say they lost it-no good soldiers eve
lose day;
The Weekly register., 1844-06-22
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PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECON
ONLY. or the Laws of the Formation
Of National Wealth. Developed BY
means of the Christian Law Of Gov
ernment; being the substance of dis
course delivered 10 the Hand-Loom
WeaYers Commission.
BY VIZ. ATKINSON.
With an Introduction. Treating OF the
present state Of the Science Of Political
Economy, and the Adaptation Of Us
Principles to the condition of our own
Country and the uphoiding of lis Pres
/ Perity.
/ By HORACE GREELEY.
The work of Mr.. Atkinson is one Of
the most instructive aud admirable that
has vet appeared on the imporlan, and
F. difficult subject Of Political Economy
+ difficult not so much in lis essence or
in the nature of It's laws rs in the appii-
cation OF these laws 10 the dlssimiiar,
+ complicated, varying circumstances OF
different nations and periods. The laws
educed by Mr.. Atkinson are so just, so
clear. so vital. and yet so strangely over
looked by those who arrogate TO them
selves the title of the Political Econo-
, misis in our day, and who resolve all
: Political Economic Science into doing
, nothing-of whose universe Sonlnus IS
! God--and who elevate he maxim oi
!, the counter, Buy where you can cheap.
est 10 the summit cf at,ainabIe wisdom
and craftsmanship. In their ewes The
, cheapest possible produc;ion-coin be
: ing the unerrinG standards the grea
, end Of human effort: and he who IS on,
: stripped in The headIong race Is doomeg
10 ruin and starvation b. the law Of en-
vious strife aad depressing competition
e which they blasphemously represent q
4 the order of Providence, These ar,
Il the views pa; forth by the Poli,ica
: Economists enihroned in our College
I and Sena,es, as liberal and enlightened
n at least, these are the inevitable re
J. suits from those views II was neede
/ that the spacions fal.acies put forth )
g these teachers should be scruiinized an
G. confuied, aud this has been done in
IS mastery manner by Mr. Atkinson. A
TO an elementary on Political. economy
re as refuiaiioH OF the doctrines Of sFrc
u Trade theofisis-no;hing equal 10 Il
y. work has ever appeared on either sid
ed oflhe Atlantic To The friends of Ar1e
re lean Industry, therefore, and 10 all vi
The Weekly register., 1844-06-22
Nos. % and 81 Gold ST. New, lorE.
Prices Greatly Reduced !
80. u rnSS md NNM

Nos. 90 and 81 Gold 81. New, orN'
Prices Greatly Reduced
INHE Howe Printing Press and Saw
L Mandatory in consequence oi me
1di,ion of new aud improved machine
sry,o their works, and the reduction IA
nc price of materials and TABOR "'G
nablcd greatly TO reduce the prices o'
beir Presses. and Of Printers ana blno
,rs materials generally; as VIII be seen
nv ,heir newly printed Circular TO
which they beg leave TO refer
Tb;s establishment is still under The
,orsonal superinlendence of Il. NJ. Hoe
and Robert Hoe, and they assure 'ho.,
friends that Notwithstanding the s'e''
reduction in prices, all articles manu-
rac,u-cd bv this establishment sna'' re-
tain the high reputation when wh'ch 'nes '.y
~, Li,hor7o sustained. II will a'st
no their constant endeaVor TO improve
the quality orthem IN every pafucu'"'
They fatier themselves aIso' 'ha1 Ine.I
old friends will not only coh''nue me- !,
favors. but that Printers genera.y WI,
onnreciate their endeavors 10 lurn'S'
tbe very best articles al barely remuhe
rating prices = no o,un,r,
for all articles used by Printers o
Binders. including Type, Ink Fapel
etc. will be executed with the greH'es
care and promp,i,ude, and on the OeS
terms. I'LL =
Jobbing work and repairing WI, !, .
done al the lowest possible prices VIZ
every attention and eNpedI'on. :
,,:N.-,.hiiSbmcnt -, =, 1 viii be stamped /
Woe II'5e {. Co. so that persons from abroa
nav not be imposed upon with s2ur'oU
articles. made in imitation of theirs,
81 Printers of newspapers who pub3ILs
this advertisement, with ih,S note u. -, :
times before the frs, of July nsXi' an 40
send one oftheir papers TO US VIII H Ge {, !
titled TO the payment OF their o.''
bnvinu four times the amount OF IT,