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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17
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'OYAGE TO VARIOUS PORTS IN EUROPE. ASIA.
AND AFRICA IN THE MEblTERRANEAN. -

VOYAGE TO VARIOUS PORTS IN EURQPE, ASIA,
AND AFRICA, IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.
6&k A first class vessel with superior accom- mod ,ons
~ for passengerswlll be dispatched as above about
Islands then proceeding Gibraltar thence Malta where
Meditranan pilots will be taken thence Athens the
Grecian Islands thence where priccpa
gr Of The outward will be Disposed Of from thence
enedc; and ths Rna' q ancient Troy thence to smyrna
Jorpa where Ii. vessel wi remain suisest time to easSs
asengen % visit Jerusaem Then return down the Mes
via Egypt TIpo! and Syracuse and if time will per
nit aud the passeng deslre H. the cruise may extended
e..ina Naples Civ veechio the seaport Of Rom- thence
ona touching for supplies at Taugrr and Madeira and
the southern passage across the Atlantic, making If desired
brief stop at Charleston o. to land passengers and their
effects and thence 70 this port The will probably
meca aud other information may be acquied also highly
sting Of curIostes &c may be collected This
pioneer expedition projected for the purpose Of opening
for trade between the old and world will
{" the passengers, ali Of whom besides being PROVIDED
with every possible comfort and convenience be found
board Of a ship. will b. allowed TO take with them
the cruise round quantity Of eleabe goods dispose
by barter otherwise which privilege If improved will
probably yield profit sufficient nearly quite the
suhcent number oes 10 will not exceed the usual
OF gentleman passing the Sarogi Niags
Those who wish avail Themselves OF this favorable
opportuny for acquiring practical commercial knowledge and
n the stndent the OF pleasure and Of BUSINESS win please
early application the size Of the vessel to be employed
o. me voyage will depend upon the number who
% early md engage passage The company will be
ana VIII ne furnished with every possible information
rsnecng he articles aleable the ports intended be
visited and The most advisable be made in
mia2m.ec sXML w. DEWEY. ics Front st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUE RAcRs,-ltcsult OF first
day,s races-First Race-Sweerstakes, mile heats -.
Thompson and Green's gray FLY Fidelity, 81; r. r.
Johnsons bay colt by Cetus,2 Il Hoffman and Terry 8
chestnut colt by Duane, paid forfeit LIST heat, 5i ID
heat 81; ID heat D. Second heat Propricors purse
mile heais--P. II Johnsons bay mare, by priam, /; IL
Walkers bay colt, by Mazeppa, ?; Col + Thompson
bay colt by Duane q 4; Crawfords Rosa Matilda, by
Thorntons Rather, distanced; w. II. Watson's brown
horse by Felt, VIM. nolneads bay horse, by Imga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

TORNADO IN MISSOURI violent tornado occur
red near Marshall Saline county, IN tins State, on
the 22d ut A stone building occupied by George w.
Barnes blown down, and he and his family buried in
the ruins The citizens Of Marshall repaired to the ruins
and succeeded cxtricating them Most Of them were
most horribly mutated, and small child crushed to
death st Louis Reporter, May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

: WILD CAT, ALLIGATOR AND TToERTAu.--The
Memphis Eagle OF the 9th says: The Seminole
Florida and who finally buried their murderous toma-
hawks and consented to move TO Western borders
rived in city Thursday afternoon from Arkansas
the steamboat Export, on their way to Washington
city. Wild Cat seemed to be the great of them and
attracted much attention He is certainly the finest speci
in Indian costume, with silver plates snd gold. hed
poniard hanging his breast, and ostrich feather
gracefully waving from his cap His limbs almost per.
fectly symmetrical his hands and feet small elegant fiery
features and gestures and men gracefully dgnied We
viewed him as he is, untamed, wild savage and he
looked he required but slight insult to make him
again to leap into the ambush and laugh
he dealt torture and death to the pale face He noble
sight in his untamed spirit and his graceful gestures and
naughty agnifed bearing and fiery, noble features,
make Wild Cat real lion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

CHANGE OF CLrRGyMEN.-Itisa little singular
that the five regular societies in this town have each oil
them pastor within short time pas-'our o. mem
within week of each other Unitarian, Baptist,
and preac her into town in the same
conveyance each 10 commence preaching for his sepa
rate society.-Barrs Gazsne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17
Court Calcntiar-This Day.


In SUPREME CoURr, May 1.-THE following mo-
tons made at the March Special Term last, were
decided by Mr. Justice Bronson =
In the matter of the election Of Directors Of the Bank OF
Dansvile-Moton behalf Of Samuel w. Smith and NV
Others for order constituting them directors elect Oh
said bank in the place Of Lester Bradncr and i've others
denied In the matter Of A. Cook Hull-Molon or man
damus ing the Medical Society Of the county OF
Kings admit the above named A. Cook Hull as mem
Der Of said Society. Sc-granted Ganseyoor VS.. Mel
be against defendants as executors and
to be levied against the property OF Wright deceased
granted, without costs OF motion Taham ana ~ aus
Motion that all plaintiffs proceedings be stayed,
until he shall pay costs OF former SUIT &c-granted,
with costs The People ex rel Clinton Bank vs. Flagg'
Ter to mutlaed circulating notes OF said bank,
and issue new ones in the place thereof Ss denied
The following motions, made at the April specal lefm
last were decided by Mr.. Justice Beardsley:
stephens imp sc ads Brggs-Moton to set aside in
queE-g granted, terms Locy ads Dorr-Moton to sat
aside two judgms and execution granted with $40 costs
Smith va Miler-Mstion to refer-denied. Miller ads
Smth-Moton for relaxation Of costs-granted, SO 30
struck out Hoyt late shelf ads shepard-Motion that
def have liberty take the record of udg on file in this
from the files, and cancel the docket and file new
record Of udg including all his costs-the entire pill Of
costs to be relaxed. Babcock and al vs. James and al
Motion for Of costs and that dets he allowed hut
BILL granted Wiley Van Rensselaer, and three 9th
motion to set aside default and subsequent pro
ceedngs each for rIeguarity granted with costs
Howard ads WcoX-MOtion to reer--granted Warath
VS. Van Dusen and al exrs &c-Moon that piaintih pc
allowed taxed costs Of this suit against the exr and exx
OF John c. Van Dusen, deceased granted. Van Dusen
and al &c. ads Naturalization that plaintiff pay
the of defence in this and that the defendants
have Judgment and execution therefor &c denied with
be paid of the estate CT j. g. Van Dusen de-
| ceased Frosch VS. TIMBER and al-Moton to reierrdc.
MED Brown and al ads Motion that plaintiff put
in hail and Justify &cgranted on terms. In the matter
Of he application of Moses D. Burnett VS.. Wright, super
mandamus to compel the superintendent OF Onon-
daga Salt Springs to pay said Burnett bounty on Ger
Hilton and ais VS. The Albany City Bank-Motion to set
aside execution. and for perpetual stay as against de
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

CoTToN CRors throughout the State are said to
look unfavorable Late frosts have killed the earliest
planting good seed have been very scarce and the worm
Trader, MAY 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

Lo! THE POOR lNpIAY.-Eightecn Usage Indians
and thirteen Buaaoes were brought here Sunday last
OH the Die Vernon They to be taken Eas, for cxhoi
tion.-St. Louis Reporter. Moy 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

DUEL AT VIcKsBURG-We understand that duel
was fought vicksburg last Saturday, between James
NJ Downs Esq and Thomas T.. Robbins The weapons
used were rifles Al the first fire MIR Downs severely
but not dangerously, woundsd-N. o. Tropie, Nays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pue
Hhed every day Of the year except New Years day ana
Fourth OF July Price cents per 81 70 per an
sumim-postages paid-cash in advance:
THE WEEKLY neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
mosnng-price 81 cents per copy, or $S II per annum
20 tages paid cash in Vance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
ths Herald is THIRTY THOU6AND. and increasing
last has The largest circulation Of any paper IN this eity
men in the city country. Prices moderatecash in ad
vance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PAorMEToR OF THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

CASE OF TIE De Soro.-The U. ;. Circuit Court
at New Orleans have confirmed the decision Of the Dis
rict Court awarding $4,000 In favor OF the Luda for the
loss and damages which she sustained In coming in
tact With the De 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

DROP TOO MUcH.A man in Neville, in the
western part OF New York. has lately been arrested Tor
bigamy, in marrying Miss Amelia Drop, while he had o
wife living at the eastward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

CoTToy FAcroRY-lt gives It's great pleasure 10
state, that the gentlemen engaged in establishing
cotton factory in this city perfected their organization
last evening under the statute applicable to such compa
MES, and will commence operations very speedily A
small portion of stock yet remains unaken but the enter
prise will to the great advantage of those imme
ately engaged and the whole city. To merchants
especially will prove directly advantageous Domes-
tics form large portion OF dry goods merchants stock
in trade and when western merchants learn that they
can buy domestic goods as cheap in this city in New
York. any other eastern market they will he very apt
to stop here and purchase instead Of going hereto
FORE Such purchases will open the way farther and
extensive sales Of other goods The resulting adj
vantages it is unnecessary to mention. They obvious
to all-Rn6aio .adp, Nay H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17
NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY IT, 1914
MUSICAL.

SlGNOR q LO BlANCO from Italy. professor Of music
snd to many years established the city, ntencs
vote lew hours OF each day which he free from his usual
Ges son' ~ giving lessons musical theory aud vma
ho or ham wi their confidence edcae his ire
preparing hem FOR the higher branches Of musical
Those who wish themselves Of this opportunity will
phase sdasss note dre,iedto Mr. + NuaHs Yuse pub
M9nay Mr.. Godone 4c3h Broadway, stating
ain residence, which will be promptly attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

A%,k DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND,
- &c.-Persons about rsmittmg money to their
Z>36AFX friends in the Old Country be supplied
with drafts in Of fi, 60, 81, E5, Elo,
w a..na asG ESQ oo fooo amount payable
tonal Bank of land Provincial Blk DO Mssr JAS Built Son
Co.. Bankers London Barned Co.. Exchange and Dis
Banking CoIpany Sir VIM Forbes Hunter Co. Scotland;
land Scotland aud Wales which drafts will be forwarded hy
the packets OF the h 18TH 2s aad 18th the Royal Mail
W. 4 j. r. TAPSCOTT,
At their general passage Office, 70 South street,
ml2 of Maiden Lane.
NIB All letters from the country post paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

64K KEMTTTANCES TO IRELAND Nc --rh.
6f2\ subscriber continues to money IN -. M.
small residing any pat ar ia.Iand
tc sane he and his In bms;ne.
FOR last thirty and more; also, any part Of En,snd
Scotland Aea'"
Money RENTED by letter (post paid) to the ,ub.c,,h ~
reasonably deposited with him. with the OF The ne,.n vi
VERSIONS 10 Ireland, England Scotland TO whom Il - -, pr
aud the nearest post town, will be Immediately
N and pad accordingly and receipt to that effect given or
forwarded a. the sender. "'N'' Va
In like manner money, claims persons in any pa NJ
Ireland, England Scotland be collected by
for person, residing in of the United States or Ga.
n,da, and will be paid to them accordingly, " ~
n26 2msm GEORGE MrbRIDE IT. AZ Coda, q,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

The WEATHER AND TIE CROPs. The Feliciana
Whg of the 18th instant, says with the exception
of light shower about week ago, there has been
rain in this section for long period and the farmers in
this and the neghborng parishes begin to fear the most
serious to their crops In places the
corn and dying for want of moisture and unless
rain within short time the cotton CROP especial
y will be a very light for few Of planters ;have
seed replant WITH did the permit We learn from
the southern parishes OF the State that the drought
verey felt in that section On many Of the sugar panta
tons the young cane which previously looked unusually
promising, is witheringup.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

MANUFACTURERS. The Augusta Farmer says five
new Woolen Factories going Maine at the pre-
time and the call for machinery is great that is
with difficulty the supply can be obtained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

MONEY TO LEND.
A BRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawn Broker No 50 Reade
IL street. broadway loans money large or small sums
asmay be required Watches Diamonds, Jewery Silver
every descriptions ep53 imsfc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

CANADA We have received Montreal papers of
Tuesday morning. They contain the following: =
"A proclamation received yesterday afternoon con-
vokes the Provincial Parliament to meet in Montreal
oath June there TO take into consideration the state
and welfare of said Province Of Canada, and therein
to do as may seem necessary"
1--WE have much pleasure in announcing to readers
at distance, that the health of His Excelency the Co
vernon General is improving rapidly. His Excellency
we learn, has received much benefit from the medical
treatment Of Dr. Pollock recently arrived from England"
Kingston Chronicle, I'M inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17


Z KCoLLINs X co. 50 sop.h STREET have on hand and
Tvines s0o bales Brrcport Sine Herring aud GI Nfit
T,yines from 81 to 70 lbs OF superior minu'actef''
Corpvr--oeo cases shesf,pg. from IL to rof
Felt-Ito b,les PAteBt shesting Ps{sr or Felt
Drch IN Il, IL, Leith from No 10 D.
Cotton bales America Pilot Duck eapsI to cSy n
market from No TO D. Also, 30 bales Frtra NO. u
q saed T. MANUFACTURED crpIcssly for pilot boats.
L. d 100 barrels Pure Leaf Lard aud No, Lard
200 h.ifb,rfels do do
200 hegs Extra Leaf Lard -
Tslow- 20 barrels Western Rendered, very handsome
fork-lo0 barrels cI,rr Pork. y X Inspection.
200 do Fxlra Clear Fork, 40
200 bfdo Mess Fork do
do fxtrs Mess FORK, do
200 d, Prime Fork, do
Hams shoulders Sc.-30 cas- ks Smoked Hams.
do do Sidss
20 do 8 do aud shouldsrs
30 do Hams in Dry salt,
100 do do
10 do JoIes Do
60 do Pcked Hams.
$50 barrels do do
10 do do shoulders
Shoulders and Butls-l66 barrels.
Iildes-230 Western Dry Sailed.
pccswsx-ijo0 lbs Western Yellow
Lard Ol--50 barrrls -.
Pesrhes--s0 barris dried and In huc order. mlro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

NAvAL.-Capt. McKeever, Of the y. $. Navy,
sailed from Norfolk, the l4th inst, in the Mon
tsgue, for Canton He goes assume the command
OF the ST. Louis attached to the East India squadron,
under command OF Com. Parker Commander Payne
squadron late under command OF Com Dupont, relieved
by of i'll health Lieut. Greene has been detached
from the u s. store ship Lexington. The U. s. steamer
Union which LETT Baltimore Saturday arrived at Nor
folk tc day, and anchored of the Naval Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

HRD-aoo srrt 200 half barrels snd @o kegs Prime Lea
IL isrd landing this day nom ship Yaxoo, for sale ny
! nil gtrc T.. X. COLLINS X co, 50 South ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

FEMALE OPERATIVES. saw the other day
letter addressed TO a gentleman Of this city, con-
tanning power Of Attorney from female who resides in
Vermont and who formerly worked in Of the mills
this city. The gentleman empowered TO withdraw
from the Lowell Savings Bank the amount OF her savings
which she had deposited In tho Institution while working
in Lowell The whole amount FIVE hundred and one
dollars and hirtyt cents BY law OF Savings
Bank, where depose exceeds the OF five hundred
dollars interest is paid thereon which the reason
for the withdrawal Of the money This Is but one instance
Of the many which could aduce 10 PROVE II necessa.
ry the frugal and exemplary character Of our female ope.
rative population and the good wages which they receive
for their lnbor--L Lowell Courier.
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'$l2,o5
Deduct fare per X. Road ..6,43

The traveller per X. Road saves s. So
They also forward rSsseog.to Portsmouth
Tsa e.: w,ees ssa Ter tsTg
the different routes gratis aud Tickets had
only the Albany and Buffalo Kali Road Office CouIandt
WOLF RlCKEnS.
myS 1m&rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

SIN AND SoRRow.-A fellow by the name of Va
lentine Peter, who had kept bakery and grocery
in this place for time past cleared out the sh OF
April aud was afterwards ascertaned that he went to
Huron where he waited three sur days. until he
leaving husband, and daughter 10 years DID, but not
the daughter Of her husband II understood that the
guilty couple left Huron for Chicago The husband Of
the Ascending woman George Mencer cooper by trade
was much affected by his wifcs ndelity and 1t Is sup
posed became partially insane On the night OF the 10Th
his lived gave her his pockebook, and
writing beqcahng to her box in the possession of Mr.
Doll lie told her he was going to drown himself and
leaving his cap with her. went down on TO CaswelPs
wharf since which time he had not been until yes
terday morning. when his dead body was found floating
near Hubbard Co.'s new dock Sandusky Clarion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

MURDER WILL. UT.-We learn verbally strange
story of a murder said to have been committed AT
or near Chippewa. Capt Brundage who some years
ago the little steamboat Victory between this port and
Chippewa and who has since resided at that place
is the party implicated. woman and child were living
with him. Some time ago. but how long we are not in.
formed the woman, who had some or eight hundred
dollars in cash. and her child disappeared but no s,sp
cions aroused until one morning when the sexton
went into the grave yard and discovered a
new made grave He wondered who dug II, and
totle of a half crazy fellow, called old Mo-
ses" living in the neigh who related the follow
ing story lie said he lying in the grave ward the
child and buried them The grave was Immediately
opened the bodies Of the and her child were found
in it, Bundage forthwith arrested and is now In the
jail Niagara awaiting his trial for MURDER Buffalo .qdp
May H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

PHILADELPHIA RIors We take the following
from the Philadelphia Chronicle of yesterday
The city still remains a perfect state Of quetude,
without the slightest probability OF any renewed acts OF
Outrage. guard is still kept round the Catholic
Churches but the main body of the volunteers in the
Arsenal The armed and unarmed citizens Of the differ
wards have discontinued paroling the streets There
truth in the report that soldier had been fired
while duty at ST. Phillips Church on Tuesday night
The General Orders Of last night merely embrace the
disposal of the troops and the protection Of all the differ
points in the city and county The orders strictly
private. The disposition Of the troops officially
informed, is about the sameas previously published
Every thing is quiet not the allow of attempt at
violation of law.
We understand that Recorder Vaux intends raising a
quasi military company, which may be called out at
short notice for the purpose Of suppressng any sudden
riot tumult outbreak, in the city They will be arm
cd and uniformed, with cap similar to those worn by
the New York fremen, and close bodied water proof
coat.
1t said that arrangements in progress for the pur
pose Of securing the services OF four hundred able bodied
ready and willing to aid in preserving the public
peace They will all be well armed and disciplined This
added to the present police and WATCH would prove
! strong force in case of any outbreak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

REMOVAL.
mr. HEINE has removed to 20 Duane street. between
Chatham and Centre Streets where he continues be
suited the of his profession, his native
1.-THE Germany or English languages. ma imsrc
REMOVAL.
THOMAS WARNER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
has removed his ONCE to No. City Hall Place. corner
Dsne street ap2l 1msee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

.t. BOARDING.
T 81 COURTLANDT STREET-This establishment
having recently bern tai lease. ready
ceve sin gle gentlemen faiiss who wish permanent
Board with comfortable APARTMENTS Enquire of Mrs Gere,
No. az Courtlandt street. a30 lmsr
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REMOVAL

Teacher Of the easuripg drafting garments 10 the
Partisan and London tys respectfully informs the trade
he fully prepared to give instructions the above
in all its branches.
would particularly call the attention Of all manufacture
Of clothing his beautiful style Of sacks
D0sy &c also his psnt,oon. vests. for which be
addressed to him. % Duane street, will meet with immediate
ette ,tion.
His references the frat taors in the city
lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

'I'O SCIENTIFIC PRACTITIUNERS. Chemis.s, and
Pharmaceutists aud all otheni wish you all follow
footsteps You ony who have confidence your
veriss the most b.a term, Advice and medicine furnish.
ed without charge until the satishe will be
made Physicians having obstinate 81 scrouls, &c.
may by introducing to their patients have them cured
You who have sought in for relief from
other be DISCOURAGED but call and and
you shall q cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-17

BEEF! BEEF! BEEF
IN HAND AND FOR SALE IN lots TO suit purch9seis,
" aVALENTiNE'S, Fuitca Market, ~ psnels rrus
Mess beef choice article all selected r,ecsi as1 usf1 Sy
Bcrf, very fine irtepdsd for the souihsra market;
This shayr Bsef hacked cscfo and udcious manner
and ~ HI leen good Ia rnar witut getting totlt re
"rn ,o .. M. a. Fulton MARKET