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NBLo's.-Mr. Mitchell appear this evening in
his mirh provoking character Of John Quill in the En-
travaganza Of Beauty and the Beast. The Swiss Bell
Ringers perform several popular airs and the whole
cludes with the Double Bedded Room, Mr.. Holland ap.
pearng as Ducimer Pipes.
ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELs' BENEFIT--PALMo's OPERA
Housr The amusements announced for this evening are
tich, and ~ cuiarly atractivethey embrace many
and diversified melodies and are designed TO operate upon
the public mind for the benefit of this highly talented
company. Let them find their merits appreciated in the
beray Of public. to whom they under many obli
cations for distinguished support since their appearance
YANKEE HILL AND DR. VALENTINE AT THE SocrF-
rY LrBRARY.-The arrangements made coDonly
by these two "inimtabes" Tor this evening. we un
ierstand upon scale OF diversified and rational enjoy
men that only two such and original character
could furnish humer and wit Of the most innocent
md characterized nature, united Is in these
gentlemen who have by series Of practical enter
tanmens contributed to the enjoy ment OF SO
cal happiness than all the farces and comedies OF tht
most distinguished authors II must be remembered thar
this is the last night but probably but most per-
emptorily positive,
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Lower Police Once, SEPT ls--Pscx POCKETS ON
PoNrs-A Five Point loaicr, named Tom Ryan,
arrested Tuesday night. for picking the poe
ket Of John McConnor, OF Orange county of a silver
watch valued at $40 and bank amounting to 500
The verdant claimant taking ough the
points" ut the time the robbery committed but he
will learn to obtain the aid Of King Settler Prince"
Cochran, before he attempts the same route again.
An OWNER 10 wanted Tor canary bird and Cage and
gold ring marked IT. W" Apply 10 Officer Merlin asa
Pearl street Also a small place OF oil cloh
COrOner's Onice.-UREAIFuL AccrpENT.-Yester-
lay, about ocr O'Clock, M man named VIM. Carson
or Casssn from Haliybeg ireland, unfortunately kill
I'd IT Mr. Johnson's distery, betweeuIF
tsenth Streets Tenth Avenue this city the following
shocking manLer. He had descended into one OF the
csterns tor the purpose OF some in
Of the pipes and when he had himself decended he
called to hoy, who in attendance at the top with
lamp to hold it further down. that he might see more dis
tincty. The gas immediately exploded ignting at the
time, quantity OF spirits that remained at the bot
OF the ctern. The boy violently dashed down.
whilst the unfortunate remained enveloped in the
flames He at length rescued by the heroism of
comrade Ramsey who earessy plunged into
the burning fud!and brought up Carson just vital
spark departing He drendfully chei about
his face hands and breast and died almost
Ramsey had the narrOwes possible. An inquest
will be held tomorrow the body of the deceased, who
belonged to the Society Of Odd Fellows and who has left
is said considerable property He bore most excellent
character and generally esteemed and respected
ANOTHER VIcrIM The Coroner also called to
Manhatenve to hold an inquest the body Of Marga
ret Hays, aged about 81, who died the previous night
from excessive intemperance.
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Marine Court.

before Judge Snttman
SEPT. lS-v4rthur Holland vs.. Henry Williams This
action OF respass damages against the
defendant Tor having it alleged the plain
tiff in his right oil passage through store The defence
put in that there special agreement and that
the house used for improper purposes in lowing fe
males OF a certain description to reside therein.
Decision postponed
William J. Thomson VS.. EdWard Mckum-This an
action brought at the plaintiffs instance against de-
PENDANT for assault and battery alleged to have been
mitted upon the person OF the plaintiff and parcu
lary upon one occasion, where the defendant without
any cause or provocation, struck the plaintiff
blow upon the eyes. Evidence put the part Of
the plaintiff that tended to show that such had partly been
the and after much discussion and examination of
of Court
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Mr.. EDITOR /:

MIR. EDITOR:
Having observed in your valuable paper an an
nouncement of the arrival Of Mr.. Henry Philips
the celebrated vocalist, ! would beg leave to pre-
sent to that gentleman, through you, The wishes OF
a number Of the occupants of Towards Hotel, now
sojourning in this city, frequently and cordially
expressed, within the last two days, TO hear the
performances Of this distinguished gentleman in
the course OF the ensuing week. Many Of us now
here compelled to leave the city at the close Of
the next week. Some amongst us to go the back
woods, others to the Far West, and never again
shall have, in all probability, an opportunity OF
hearing such singing as Judging by the report Of
tame) we have never heard before, and most like
Iy shall never hear again. Will you then, MIR.
Editor, use your influence with Mr.. Philips to in
duce him to give concert next week, and Thereby
much crafty, amongst thousands Of other transient
persons similarly circumstances, the sojourners at
HowARD's HOTEL.
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Before the Recorder and Aldermen Dickinson and Mott
M. G. PATERSON, District Attorney,
SEPT. l7-1sidl for Ma ntaining Nuisance.-ln the
case of Cherries j. Holt, indicted for maintaining nu
sance In Hammersly street. the Jury retired o'clock
and rendered verdict OF not gui'ty, ut 6P NJ
Trial for Grand Larceny Patrick Austin tried for
agrand larceny, IN stealing $50 in bills from Thomas
Katon of No "a Water street, the 9th OF September
The jury convicted the prisoner and recommended him
20 the mercy Of the Court Sentence in the State
Prison.
Plea Of Guiy-Jeremiah Spriggs, black, indicted for
petit larceny offence, plead guilty, and
sentenced TO the Penitrntiary for years.
The Court then adjourned.
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Annual state Fair OF the New York Agri-
cultural society-Flrst Day.

From our Special Correspondent
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Tuesday Evening, Sept. IL.
This is the first of the three glorious days." de-
dcated to the farming and agricultural interests Of
this great county and not only this, but the whole
country. generally, may be fairly expected to par
ticpate in the benefits resulting from these nstitu-
tons. The more important business Is to be trans
acted on the last two days, tomorrow and Thurs
day, for the exhibition does take place to-day,
although preparations, of the most extensive kind,
are in progress for that event.
In order to facilitate these arrangements, the
several committees are to-day fully organized and
in session, under whose directions all things are
going on with an even progression which is really
delightful, and striking, when the variety OF busi-
ness to be attended to is considered and here It
strikes as highly proper and just to mention the
admirable arrangements made for the accommoda-
ton OF the PRESS matter which has often afforded
cause of complaint, and the neglect OF which, al
though Of frequent occurrence, causes much neon
venience to those who are audably DESTROYS OF APP
pricing the public of the proceedings OF not only po-
itica parties, but Of every great movement OF the
age. Every gentleman composing the committees
is full of aacrty to give all information to those OF
The press sought for; To Henry O,Rielly, ESQ,
tural Society, our best thanks are due for the
courtesy evinced by him, and the solicitude with
which accommodation, not to be excelled, has
been furnished. Benjamin p. Johnston, Esq, Cor
responding Secretary, and John P. Beekman, Esq,
President of the Society, have also been most
friendly; but it would be tedious TO specify, at
this moment, the names Of all who could be men,
toned IN the same category.
The several officers and committees Of the State
Agricultural Society have their head quarters at
Rutzer's Poughkeepse Hotel,-a comfortable and
well conducted place. Lucky is he who has Sc
cured corner ia this establishment, which is the
more sought after because Of its central situation.
The committee, however, are to be found on the
ground from eight o'clock, A: NJ, till shutdown
their different locations being indicated by printed
labels in different parts of the grounds and build
ings. The following comprise the officers Tor this
year, under whose active supervision the Interests
of this association have received stimulus that
cannot faii to pc appreciated ana which WI tend
culture -
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ARRIvALs-Capt J. Mackay, U. S. A., at the
American, Mr.. w. H. Crisp, comedian, from Eng.
land, at the Astor House Capt. Tinker, Conn. !;
Gen. y. O'Killog, Albany; Hon. p. Dickinson,
New Jersey; Robert Tyler, Esq; Capt. Hunter,
U. $. NJ; Hon. Willis Hall, Albany T. A. Tom
linson, and D. Buel, Jr., at Howards' Hotel Hon
Mr.. Seaton, Washington; Gen. Stephen Van Rens-
sellaer, Albany; Mr.. H. Phillips, England; Mr.
Robt. Owen, England; Capt. Pocklington, and
Mr.. Wilson, B. A, at the City Hotel; Major w.
Wade, Pa, Sig. Antognini, at Blancard's Hotel; ;
Miss G.. Cushman, Philadelphia, and the lady OF
Chief Justice Robinson, of Toronto, at the Waiver
ly House.
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Fur TRADERS. Indian traders from Chart
tonCo Missouri, were attacked and plundered
about $50 miles abode st Peters, few weeks ago. by
party of Lii ton Sioux Indians Mr. Turner was DR. wned
subsequently in endeavorng to cross a river, and Mr.
Bennett was the only Of the four who escaped Gel
Bruce has left Fort Smelling for the purpose arrestng
the offenders
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CRops IN FLORIDA. - We learn that in Florida the
corn crop has been unusually good this season.,
sale The cotton has promised well until the ap
pearapce Of the caterpillar. Several pantatens in the
vicinity of Tallahassee have been very much injured
Shst others have thus far partially escaped II is said
however that the cotton crop will be third more than
luo
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The WEATHER. The Edgefeld Is. c. Adver-
tser says: For some time past, this section OF
country has been suffering from excessive drought
We do not remember seeing dust this season
OF the year. The streams were beginning fail and
vegetation greatly wihered by The unusual heat
On the night of the 9th inst change of weather took
continued throughout the night On Tuesday the 10TH
the rain recommended, and Is still falling the time
write this article We hope that there will be good
senson throughout the up country where il il greatly
needed
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Common P'eas-Im Chambers.

SEPT. ls-Habeas Corpus Counsellor David Major OBJ
tanned order from His Honor bring up his client,
Henrietta Logan charged with larceny and confined in
the Tombs writ Of hab corpus who claimed to be
DISCHARGED the ground Of there being proof against
had been discharged by Of the Justices pending the
proceedings as to the examination.
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NOVEL PERFoRMER AT THE CTRCUs.-Signorina
con's, Paris, has arrived, and will appear at the
Bowery Circus on Monday next She vaults, tum-
bles, somersetts, and performs other gymnastic
feats equal to any Of the masculine champions OF
the arena She has The advantage of youth and
beauty with her other accomplishments
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Common Pleas.

before Judge Ingraham.
SEPT. l6-Sefh Perry Eben D1ond Jr.--This
action of assumpst a note for $4,000 II up.
peared that those notes given in lieu Of the original
note, which drawn in, and made payable in Connec
ticut verdict taken for plaintiff 1854 6l subject
to the opinion of the Court.
No jury being ready the Court adjourned to
this forenoon.
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De1ure Juuge OdKIey.
Margaret d. Forrest, brought up on writ of ha.
beas corpus and discharged from arrest on charge of
being vagrant. It appeared she employed by cor
tain ladies Of the pane to do matchmaking hus
ness and arrested with improper females in
their house at Water street. whilst delivering the articles
She discharged
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The CoTToN CROP INJURED ny DROUGHT. The
Abbevlle Is CO Banner OF the 4ih instant says,
From many learn the drought Is njuIing the
Cotton very much in our District And
intelligent farmers us that the crops will least
be shorter than last year. consequence Of the
dry weather.
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CO THE EAST INDIA HAIR DYE IS WARRANT
ed to impart TO the lair beautiful jet black, without
ing in any way ijuripg the skin 1t is perfectly in
nocent in its nature and has deeteous effects on the
health, as attesed by the experience OF those in this
city who have used IL Tor long time and who still con-
tinue to use IT,. Sold ut u CouIllandt street.
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WARLIKE PREPARATIONS house Of Philo
5. Shelton IL Co., OF This city, have contracted to
supply the Mexlcaps it'll 900 tents thin thirty days
aud it is generally here that tins
has been made through English agencyBostin Times.
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DABoLIcAL ATTEMPT TO CREATE ANOTHER FAN
ATIcAL OUTBREAK IN PPILADELPHIA.-Since the
commencement of the trial OF Daily for the muir
der Of Hammtt in Philadelphia, the Criminal Court
has been beset by number Of persons, endeavor-
ing to excite the iders around by false tales of the
jury and surmses of the result, to such an extent
that the authorities have been obliged more than
once to interfere to check the strong appearance Of
violence and disturbance which prevailed. The
most atrociouspiece Of villainy, however, was ex-
emplified on Tuesday in the vicinity of the Court
House, and elsewhere, in the circulation of print
ed copies Of the following infamous production:
my Beloved Children III conjure you, by the love
you have for the Virgin Mary and holy religion
not to commit any breach Of the peace during the trials
OF any OF our brethren for rest assured they in the
ha DIS Of those who at all hazards will acou them and
eby establish fully the holy doctrines Of our
church, and the overthrow Of the hereto and schisma
protestant the enemies of civil and religious liberties
francis PATRICK,
BIZ Philadelphia"
The principal object Of the fraud is, evidently, to
send the impression abroad, that there is an under.
standing between the Catholic Bishop and the Jury
who are sitting upon Daily's trial, which will rem.
der him safe, under all circumstances, and acouit
him, at all hazards. Another object is no doubt.
to raise fresh hue and cry against the Catholics
TO predispose the public mind to believe, that If
Daily should chance to be acquitted, ii will be by
Irish Catholic influence; and to make some kind
Of an apparently plausible pretext for farther out.
rage and destruction. The authorities have taken
some steps 10 discover, and bring to punishment,
the author Of it, in which it is to be hoped they
will be successful.
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THE MoRMoNs.-There is said to be great dis
sension among the Mormons arising ont of the
sion to power and the division of the spoils
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Office and consulting rooms (


gh7- WILL ANY ONE CONTEND THAT IN vENE
real diseases DR.. BackweIPs An,.Acrid Tincure and
Scotch Renovation is not an application more ceIuin and
speedily useful than any other prepa aonl II has bee.
tested every form Of this oahsome complaint after the
quacks and scientific have been terrified and
dismissed from the patient We could point nnu
merabe host Of living witnesses that claim this medy
their great preservrr and enovaor For sale by s.
Bernard, "a Nassau street, New York the only author.
zed agent In the United States. For sale by Backus
Bull Troy, New York; Warren w. Page Boston, Mass;
and ID. I. Stillmen, New Orleans.
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"UNTED BRorHERs OF TEMPERANCE. "-Thi
large and influential body Of temperance men had
great meeting at their hall in Broadway last eve
ming. A number OF our most influential merchants
and professional men were initiated into the order.
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PETTY SwIHDLrNG.-The practice of taking six
pences from the pockets of the poor Irish people,
and other foreigners, under the pretence of trans
hitting their letters by packet ships across the At
lantic very remarkable instance Of this species
of pettfogging has just been revealed to the world
by the proprietors of one OF the lines Of packet
ships at this port. Every person who desires TO be
safe from imposition, and to have his letters sent
to Europe, should carry them to the authorized
agents of the PACKET ships, or to the Post office,
and the postage is, in all casas, a shilling.
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENcy. An article under
this caption appeared in morning print Of Tues
day, stating that William Dingler, former proprie-
tor Of the Broadway Cottage, was pardoned. Such
is not the fact No executive clemency has been
extended to him, although application after applica-
ton has been made
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MORE FuN.-There will be bag Of fun and
irollc opened at the corner OF West and Amos
streets TINS afternoon. A hickory pole will be
raised See advertisement.
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The members II the New York College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy, establish for he suppression Of guaekery
tinue to direct their particular attention ali Of
private nature, and can confidently premise persons
quifing medical treatment, safe and peTmsne
without injury to the constitution confinement from
business lnvalids particularly requested make ap
plication to the College the first sppearaf those
Diseases rs vast amount Of suffering and time may be
thus avoided. One of the members OF the College, for
many years connected with the principal hospital Eu
rope Tor the oil those complaints attends for consul
tation daily from s A. NJ. to 7 r. Nj.
Terms-Advice and Medicines So, "a cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT 10 COUNTRY lNvALID5 Persons
living Ia the country aud finding announcement u make
personal application awarded to them chest
containing all requisite to perform radical
cure by stating their explicitly together with all
symptoms time of contraction and treatment received
elsewhere any and enclosing So post addressed 10
w s. RICHARDSON, M ID Agent.
Office and consulting Of the College, So Nassau st.
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counterfeiter named John Williamson, has
been sted at Charleston.
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New CusToM HousE.-Manchester, (Eng) il
going TO have here bonded warehouses and a Gus
tom House.
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Superior Court-In Chambers.

SEPT. l9.-Winter De Psyster ct al-This case,
ported in yesterday Herald resumed argument
liz dav.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Thursday, September 10, Is44.
NEXT ILLUSTRATED HERALD.
THE GREAT FAIR
POU G H K EEPSIE.
NUMEROUS ENGRAVINGS
Illustrative OF the History OF the Week

The next pictorial Ueekiy Herald will be one OF
the most varied and attractive have yet issued,
respects both its illustrations and reading mat
ter.
The Great Fair at MISUNDERSTANDING
as does most interesting and gratifying episode
IN the exciting political history of the week-will
be illustrated by numerous engravings OF highly
graphic and descriptive character. These engra-
wings will be accompanied by full report of all
the proceedings, speeches and addresses, and also
account of the numerous exhibitions, with
list of the successful competitors for the various
prizes Ii will be the only full and accurate
account of this great event. in which all the friends
of the true interests of this mighty land must feel
deeply concerned.
Besides, all the important political movements of
both parties, will be recorded and illustrated, in.
Guiding the great locoioco gatherings in this city,
and the vast convention OF VII i on Boston Com
mon.
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Court Calcndar-This Day.
COMMON Pleas Nos So ST. So 81, 55, sc, So so, los,
81, 81, SO, "a, 60, &c.
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Superior Court.

This Court has been adjourned and will sit on Tuesday
next.
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U5- IhE BEAU liz UL MANlAC VI bOND VI.
Great ruler oil the universe thy sweetest works be
thus blasted My heart will burstcan that lovely f.
spring. that masterpiece of natures best work. be- thus
bghted2 With what grandeur she alas alas and
alas, that among the millions OF Gods creatures she
should be the vcm end beautiful too; she combs her
golden with her attenuaed snowy oked fingers
The fever has altered for the bed OF death she lay her
lips parched her cheek neck ndorehead yellow burned
and clammy-her beautiful hair burned of, and the
growth dry harsh rough and wiry-on the top Of her
head bald spot-twonld CROWN fact her glory had
departed-her friends bought three shilling bottle OF
Jones' Coral Hair Restorative and four shilling cake Of
Jones' Italian Chemical Soap ssed them her head and
face and thus she that glorious beauty that
all may possess by using the same The qualities
Of each the for the HAIR will force the hair
grow stop failing off, cure the scurf or dandruf make
light, red 81 ey hair grow dark and fine; and merely
dressing the hair it will keep in order thrice long
any article made. The soap will clear dry yellow or
sinburnt skim and mdks it pure, white, healthy and
beautiful and any eruption dsfgure ment OF the
skin Buy the both in this city at the sign oil the Amer
Eagle, 81 nathan street or 1879 Fulton street Brock
lyn state street. Boston, and Ledger Buildings Phila
delphia Beware OF countereits.
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Q- GOURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.
Oh who has not heard vi that wonderful Soap,
The most useful and potent that science eer gave,
Whose virtues have such most magical scope,
AS cen to wash white the dark skin Of the slave
As the msts pass away with the beat Of the day,
Even SO does this soap drive Ernptions away
The simples his made from the heTbalist knows
To rival in fragrance and sweetness the rose.
Dr. Gourauds Italian Nedicated Soap is incomparably
the best preparation extant for the entire removal of
freckles pmpes, botches, sallowness from the hui
man skin. Indeed it is rapidly supersedng his far-famed
Eau Dc Beauts for this purpose mainly on account OF its
g. positively guarantees his Soap perform all he pro-
Misses pay taken providing fair trial ia made of
its wonder working qualities. At the time he weud
remark that the low price which he has fixed upon it
places it within the reach OF ALL Remember this Soap
only be purchased genuine at 81 Walker street, first
store Broadway All preparations OF the kind pur
chased elsewhere much trash that would be dear
to pay two shings for entire CARLOAD Agents
No Milk st., Boston; IS Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Pearce, Albany; Backus Bull, pa River street. Troy
Gray, P0ughkeepsie; StoIrs, Hudson.