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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11

AnnIlsemen Is.

N5-Great times these--a, the Chatham Theatre
onight-the peoples favorite, Yankee Hill takes
lis leave in benefit, and for the occasion has pre-
jared rich treat, in form of three Of his besI
,Iecrs-to wit-The Green Mountain Bly,''Yan
zee Pedlsr," and "A Wife for Day" The Con
20 Melodlsts give another concert IN which ihey
ntroduce numerous original and favorlte old airs
For the first time the "Po'ka" about which so much
las been said and sung of late will be danced 10y
Miss Cannon and Mr.. Brooks. II Is said 10 10y Ia
utshine anything ever presented by Fanny Elssler
The manager has on hand grand new COMEDY
which will be presented early IN the coming wee,
Mr.. Conner. Mrs Mcclure and Miss Reynolds
will all be brought from their secluson on the occa-
ion.
fr-Last day of the Orphean Family at the Anne
rican Museum. This excellent band OF musicians
close their engagement to-day, and as none have
beard them only admire, there will, assuredlv,
,e a great rush to hear the last note. They give
heir last concerts at half past three this afternoon
| md at eight this evening; and Mr.. Wlnchell, Mr.
md Gantess will be visible throughout the day and
.vening as usual and the creduous will be GLAD
.lso to find the Gypsy Queen IN readiness to en-
| lghten them with regard to the mysteries OF ths
iast, present and future.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT. Ttro Giantesses, Ii
| liant. and Dwarf. appear at the New York Muse
| nm to-day; we doubt much II any place In Amer
ra--aye, or in the universe, ever presented sucf
| ,owerfu attractions mt one tine. Inc Laplaho
Dwarf take his benefit and has engaged the Giant
| nd Giantess at the American Museum to appear
| It an expense which would alarm any person 10
near, in consequence OF which the price OF al
| MISSION, for this day, will be raised 10 70 cents
| md we have no hesitation asserting that tht
| rublic will cheertully submit to the lnpcst, as
hey have never ~ any instance objected to pay III
uprce for an article II the commodity was worth u
| Aud such Is the case ~ present There VIII BE-
tree performances, at IL. 3, and 8 O'Clock, When
he Giantesses, the Dwarf, and Giant VIII appear
What sight to wltaess--we shall never look upon
| Is like again.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
sew York, SATURDAY Nay IL tsAA.
The American Public.
Permanent Express from Boston, ON the ar
rival OF every Steamer from England.


rival OF every Steamer from England.
We happy to the American Public that
We have made permanent arrangements for TO
to an Erciusre Overland Express from Boston, the
arrival of every British Mail Steamer at that port from
Liverpool with all the foreign intelligence for the OF
the office Of the NEW YonK HERALD and thence to be Cir
cuated over the country most generally day in ad
of the United states Mail and Of every other
of New York
During the present year have given the public am
pie evidence Of enterprise and in this respect
and shall be- left undone to carry out the design
TO its fullest extent We have beaten the whole New
York press about osIpe fourteen times in that period
and we shall -ndeavor to do SO again
Our for entering upon this extensive enterprise
are many and cogsrt
The present year will he uucommonly full Of events in
Europe. calculated to affect the commercial religious
and political affairs Of this country The cotton corn,
money and other markets OF England and France, with
the movements in commercial conventions are all
full of interest The progress of irish Repealthe dis
position be made of OConnell-apd the action OF the
British Government the banks and currency nrs
equally The svdity 70 receive intelligence on all
these subjects in this metropolis, and throughout the
south and west great and increasing with the increase
of trade. speculation and business here
On the other hand the United States Post Office De
psrment has become helpless and inc cient of late
private enterprise must aid the circulation Of
useful nel the earliest moment. otherwise the
commercial public will Re placed nj the mercy OF
private expresses Tor private speculation From the
patronage given to the New York Herald BY gene
rous public enable! TO establish at onr own ex-
penss such express have indicated, solely for
bene, and Of he Uhoe public and or the further
circulation o! paper and IT'S early communication OF
all important news.
The newspapers throughout the country with which
exchange and all those Of any that desire an
change requested to publish this announcement in
conspicuous part in their several papers and they shall
receive than equivalent the early Extras and
from thi- Office which will almost every pract.
cable occasion De day adrance Of erey other pap,
as ,Deil as of the Unt,d Sfa,.s !Moi
PROPRIETOR Of Ney York Herald
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.-Vieux Temps gave
his f,rewell concert in Baltimore last evening. He
was assisted by his sister and Mrs. Bailey.
Wallace is soon going to Europe. He announces
farewell concert in Baltimore next Thursday.
We hear that Russell is near the tar west He
gave concert at Chilicothe, Ohio, about week
ago.
Raymond's Menagere arrived at Newark las
Wednesday, with band Of music drawn by foul
huge elephants.
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Picture, Juggler Clock, Vases and ship
Clock, beIonging'to Madame sutton, leav-
Ing for Europe.
The subscription books ill positively close the 18th
May inst and ell parties who have expressed their nte
those who wish to subscribe requested to
their Immediately on the books. The number Of
subc being limited to 300 the books will close be-
fore il complete
B-Also for sale at half ITS original cost a superb
horizontal grand Pianoore made expressly for Madame
Sutton and nearly TO be seer at 80 Greenwich
street.
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Herald suppIem ent.

In addition 10 ,he Daily Herald Of tins morning,
we give our readers an important SUPPLEMENT,
containing valuable reports OF the following Reli-
gious Anniversaries -: The Tract Society Peace
of the Bhnd-American Home
Mission Society," Education Socie,y-Temperance
Soclety-Meetng OF the A F.
NJ. Society," Corresponds Advertisements, &c.
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ANOTHER DEATH BY THE HARLEM RAILROAD
Yesterday morning as one of the cars of the Har-
lem Railroad was passing through Centre street, b
son of Richard w. Waddy, boot and shoe maker,
aamed William, aged about four years, was run
over and almost instantly killed. The driver,
named Harvey Dexter, Was arrested, but subse-
quently discharged, as it was alleged he was not
10 blame.
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County Court.

.s.,o rh. corr+ ssssmbIed at II O'Clock. Mr. Fry,
who was examined yesterday. was recalled ana u'tns
examined Two three other witnesses were sao eSs
@;r.ha conmenced SUNNI ing up Tor Justice Gilbert ana
Mr. Whiting for the people, replied ana ai,er NC nso
nished the Court adjourned to o'clock TINS oay'
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o. TEMPERANCE-Mr. J. B. Cough, the popular
Temperance Lecturer, will speak in the Rev MIR Hat
fields Church Broome street. tomorrow evening, at eight
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lty- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR-
jAPARILLA OENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS prepared
Nv the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy,
ablshed for the suppression Of quackery This refined
md highly concentrated extract possessing all the puri
ing qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs,
confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
hyperion any extract OF Sarsparlls at before
he public and may be relied certain remedy for
ali diseases arising IRON impure state OF the blood,
such scrous salt rheum ringw blotches PIN
ples ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cnsneous
,ruptons liberated throat any disease ersng
the secondary effects of syphilis injudicous
D. mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at 80. 10 cents esch'
in Cases OF half dozen Bottles, 50 90
dozen 4" o 90
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of The Union.
B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office of the College, 95 Nassau street
w. =. RICHARDSON, NJ. D, Agent
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ny- A NEW IDEA An acquaintance of ours who
has quite strong beard puts razor to his lace o'
the purpose Of shaving but applies DR. Gourauds Pouurt
subtle substitute He says il does not inure th
skin in the least and know that he always wears re
marsble clean and mooth face This enhances tne va
ue Of the Doctors powder which has so lon oeeh ce
hrated for destroying superhnous hair ana nose WI
find il pain 10 shave had better make trisi OF " by'
he bye ladies' DR. prepares and has for sale super
article for removing freckes pimples sun Turns,
Il max the SKIN white transparent and beautiful and
known as the Italian Medicated Soap Buy only at 81
Walker street first store from Broadway
Xgants far LEVEL Carleton; Worcester, Green &Co
Baneor Guild: Newbnrypor Hodge; Portsmouth, Pres
on Portland Pstten Salem, Ives Providence Chss Dy
or, IT,; Calais Luther White
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u s. SENATOR FROM CoNNEcTrcur.-The Hon
Jabez w. Huntington was elected U. S. Senator
by the Legislature Of Connecticut on Wednesday
afternoon
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M THIS DAY PUBLISHED AT THE NEW
World Office 40 Ann street. price IA cents, The False
Prince or the Community Of the Seven Deadly Sins
This a very exciting and strange story founded on the
Great Forgery cases that astonhe all Europe about ten
years ago II is translated from the French The edition
limited
Just puhshed-"Wrighfs Narrative in Van Demanf
Land"-25 cents.
"Cruise of tha Somers"12l cents
All the aud cheap books supplied to the trade Oh
liberal terms. J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann st.
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Circuit Court.

BeIOFP Judge .
MAY 10 ELiotys Palmer A similar action to that re-
ported in the Herald of yesterday promssory note
made by defendant between the parties and prose-
cuted and defended the or similar evidence Wa
arnin tried to-day sealed verdict will be given this
morning
Tie Court will sit to hear law arguments this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11

HoBoKEN.-This charming summer resort is put
ting forth a thousand attractions. Nature, in AL
ler charms, Invites the visitor, and "Creature com
forts" are TO be found in PERCUSSION.
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The COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS transacted NJ
business yesterday, but adjourned until Monday, il
order to allow the Recorder and Aldermen to at
tend the County Court
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New BRIGHroN. is a delightful spot jus
now. The sail across the bay is inexpressibk
lsreeable, and the pleasant walks and rides tn
refreshing breezes-the fine prospects, and the
choice supply of all that appetite crave, rende
this most charming place for an excursion.
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DISTINGUISHED STRANGERS Among the guests
at Howards Hotel, are the following distinguished
individuals Gen. Erastus Root, of Delhi; Gov
Mahlon Dickerson, of New Jersey; Gov. r. M
Barley, OF Ohio and Hon John Sargent. of Phi
ladelphia
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HEALTH AND LONG LIFE.-The celebrated Baths
at the Battery under the management of Rabinea u,
are now ready for visitors. The accommodation
is unequaled. The baths at the Astor House are
also admirably conducted, and receive much pa
trOnage.
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as- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUkED.-1'he
ionic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine md
Pharmacy OF the city Of New York, s confidently re
commended all ofdebity produced by secret in
iugence OF excess Of any kind II is inv auable rene
iy for impotence sterity unless depend
ing on mai-iormation)
Single bottles 81 each OF naii dozen So; care
fully packed and sent to all parts OF the Union.
Offce OF the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy. 70
Nassau areet W =. Rlt RICHARDSON. NJ d., Agent
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o. pRiyATE MEDICAL hiii-fhs members of
he New York College o. Medic,ne and Pharmacy IN
sufnina the public thanks Tor the liberal support they
ave received IN their esrts to suppress qnsckeryr
beg state that their particular attention continues
be directed TO all diseasee OF private nature and from
he great improvements lately made in the principal hos
tas OF Europe in the treatment OF those Diseases they
confidently offer topersons requiring medical aid AL
vanages not to be met with in any institution IN this
ountry, either public private The treatment OF the
ollege is cL as to insure success in every and
otally different from that practice oil running
he constitution with mercury AMI in ioos cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One OF the ren,-
Of the College for many years connected VITA, the
principal hospitals ofFurcpe attends daily for consna-
ION from An 20 s PM.
TerrnsAlvce ard me1icpe, 20 cure guaranteed.
IrFoHt.v 20 CouNrRy IsvALips.--Persons living L,
country and not finding IL convenient TO attend per-
onay, car have forwarded to them chest containing
III medicines requisite TO perform perfec, cure by stating
heir explicitly tog ether with all symptoms time OF
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, II any
nd enclosing IS, pos. paid, addressed to
w. q. RICHARDSON, NJ d., Agent.
Office and Csnsri;,nE o. tho College, Us Nassau
& Ieet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11

PROVIDENCE ELECTION Thomas M. Burgess,
has been elected Mayor by handsome majority
He is a wing.
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DO REV. MR. SPARRY, or THIS CITY, HAS
used DR. Snernian's ceehIaed Worm Lozenges, in his
family with IA. decided bent t. His children were
troubled with worms AMI few doses OF the Los nges
brought them in large quantities and restored the
Children the cnjo, ment Of perfect health He recon-
rnrnds them in preference to ay vermiiuge known
berg safest most expeditions and certain
their effects Dr. Sherman warehouse Is LOG Nassau
street
Agents-o27 Hudson street IsS Bowery. n East Broad
yay Sc William street 1870 Fulton street BrooklI
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; and State street. Bos.
tJn
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{ny- CAUTION--The GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR to he had ONLY this city-remembcr,
oNIy-at II Courtlandt street.
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W. s. RICHARDSON. M. d., agent

ing HO! YE COhNkD The venerable DR.. Dyot
of Padelpha says $ Ashley Coopers Corn Salve Is
unequalled for the OF corns" One box costs two
killings and II will all your corns for one year
Sold at DR. Snors Broadway corner Of John street. and
i39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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MUsIcAL.-Ole Bull has been giving severa
concerts in Batimore-so has Vieuxtemps. The
latter, we learn gives his farewell concert on Mon
lay next in Philadelphia. He has also engaged
Palmo's theatre for next Thursday, Saturday, ano
The Monday following, to give three concerts IL
New York. We suppose Ole Bull will also soon b'
here so will Macready, Russell, and many other
# NOTE
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MAIL FOR THE PACIFIC The United States sch
Phenix, Lieutenant Commandant A Sinclair, Wi
All from Norfolk the goth instant for Chagres.
,vl convey such letters newspapers may reaci
Norfolk, postage paid on or before that day.
On her to tue United States the Phenix will
stop ut Carthagena.
Navy DEPARTMLST, May q, 1874
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~. RlcoRp,s rARIsIAN ALTERATIvE MIX

mo- RECORDS PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TuREFor the cure Of primary or secondary syphilis,
md all affections produced by an p dicious ust OF mor
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
lucrative all other preparations for the cure OF sy
Jhs is that while curing the disease 1t nprovea the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave mnch
disease than the it is olminist cred Tor The
recommendation give Of is, that is now
extensively prescribed by the medical who or
oery considered mercury the only for those
plants sold single bottles, 81 each 10 cases OF hall
ozen So carefully packed and sent TO all parts OF the
Union Office Of tho College Of Medicine and Pharma'
cy, 90 Nassau street
W. 8 RICHARDSON. M. d., Agent .
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NO. DIR LARBOR's EXTRACT OF LUNGWORT.
This valuable remedy for splitting of blood difficulty OF
breathing tghtness across the chest pain in the side and
chest coughs, colds, difficult profuse expectoration
night sweats hectic fush bronchitis throat complaints
and all affections Of the lungs and liver To be had at 81
Courtlandt street
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ma RAYMOND AND WEEKS MENAGERIE-

NO. RAYMOND AND WEEKS MENAGERlE.-
We would refer readers to the programme OF the pro-
cessen splendid menagerie through the prime pal
streets Of the city with the band Of the exhibition mount
ed upon those elephants that justly attracted such
raj attention last season The PROCESSION Will move from
Hudson street at oc oc this morning, and afterwards
take up their position for the at the OF
sh street and Bowery where for the first time they will
exhibit this evening. See advertisement
No NOW READY, COMPLETE IN -FOUR PARTS
price 81 with piaes-"rhe Highlands OF Ethiopia
described during eighteen months residence Of British
Embassy at the Christian Court OF Shoa, by MAJOR W. L.
Harris, with beautiful illustrations
This is the most remarkable work OF the present age,
disclosing to the world country hitherto entirely I'M
known, and revealing the existence Of Christian Nation
in the interior OF Ably ssinia nearly fifteen centuries old
The style Of the narrative spirited ard captivating and
the wild adventures by the author indeed of
the most thrilling kind This work opens quite fairy
land and will be hailed with delight bv thousands who
long for something and fresh he field. Of literature
and discovery
Office 30 Ann street. The trade supplied with Books
on very liberal terms
j. WINCHESTER Publisher.
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no. THE NEW WORLD OF THIS WEEK IS A
glorious number Buy IT, Price ST cents.
The Brother Jonathan-If you want cory, call early
at 30 Ann st. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann st.
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Han. SToRM.--There was a most destructive hal
storm in and Esston, Pa, on Friday afternoon U
iast week
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THE WELLAND CANAL This work is progress
ing rapidly; the Contractors generally appear t.
entered upon the operations Of the yer,
psited manner and. the being favorable Their
every probability that good summers work will b.
lone. very great number Of masons will find employ
men at fair wages and they appear to be the only de
scripon of operatives that likely to be scarce ~
yell that those distance should be made aware, that
ID for a number for the the construc
non is very generally mencing and from the first OF
Way, there is doubt between 400 and 800 will
find emplo yment British Coionia
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no VELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
of Gonorrhea, Gleet and all mocupurilen discharges
the nrehrs These pills prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
Impression of quackery may be relied as the most
speedy and efcual remedy for the above complaints
They guaranteed to recent cases in from three
five days and possess greater power over obstinate
discharges and chronic geet than any other prepaI on
present known, removing the disease without cohne-
menl from business sinng the breath or disagreeng
with the stomach Price 81 per box
Sold at the Office OF the College Ct Pharmacy and Me-
dicinc, IS Nassau street.
w RICHARDSON. M. D. Agent
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the same tack in an opposing direction. Hence the
rise of the Native American party, founded on
professed principle OF hostility to Cathocity and
the Irsh and protesting TO fight for the Bible and
and The Protestant religion. Here is the
source of the evil; and here we ought to
pause and reflect and inquire whether such state
of things should be permitted any longer to exist.
1t is fully time that all lovers of order and the laws,
and of our glorious free institutions should ask,
whether any SET of men are to be allowed to minge
religious preudices and feelings with the discuss
OF mere political measures, or questions of national
or state policy.
The Native American party in this city poled at
the Fall election, eight thousand votes, but had
there not been strong and unusual cry for city re-
form, and general belief that this party would
effect it, we doubt much whether they ever would
have succeeded in polling beyond that number
this Spring; for as now clearly see in Phila-
depha, there is every on TO apprehend that any
party organization, which includes IN II the element
of religioa, must speedily be brought to a close III
this country of freedom OF opinion. These fearful
riotings in eIpha--the murdersperpetrated by
the party and the confagrations and sacrii2ious
acts of the other, present terrible Lesson TO all.
The lamen able results of the impotency and want OF
energy exhibited by the authorities, admonsh the
guardians Of the public peace and of the laws In
other cities to be ready to act with decision and
efficiency IN aly emergency whistle whole sad
tragedy impresses on all sensible and patriotic
minds the urgent necessity of at and for ever
suppressing the slightest effort in any quarter, t. in
corp ,rate with political agitation, or discussion,
these ever prolific elements OF disorder and blood
shed-religious prejudice and sectarian bigotry.
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NO CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND HAIR
Strange is that persons who attend strictly personal
cleanliness baths sc should neglect the headthe hair
the most essential the most exposed and the most
beautiful when properly cared for OF all the gifts Of the
Creator Perfectly free may II be kept OF dandruf
scur with certainty the hair cannot fall out by the
use Of the Balm Of Columbia, from 81 Courtland street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-11

DO GOURAUDS BLANC DESPAGNE, OR
Spanish White, for improving the complexion. is recon-
ended the ladies' with the utmost degree Of confidence
exquisite production in the universe for beau
flying the skim without the possibility of doing the
slightest injury The articles of this descrip'
ion give cadaverous and unnatural wilderness to tie
skin, while the contrary, the Blanc D. Espegnc.
which not dead white but natural lively fair flesh
color communicates the brlient and natural fair
that possibly he conceived and possesses this pre-
eminent excellence that is not to he discovered by the
most scrutinzing observer, but looks like the native
bloom Of health taken from the neck Of youth and beau.
IT, Put in handsome boxes at 25 cents and TO be haS
IL Walkerstreet first store from Broadway Beware OF
counterfeita.