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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-03
General Sessions.

Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Drake and
Emmans.
NJ. c. patterson. Esq District Attorney.
July Sentence-Ann Keller, the woman who was
convicted yesterday of manslaugher 10 the fourth de-
gree in pushing Johanna Sweeney down stairs at No. SO
Cross street and causing her death fined S. only
the jury had recommended her to mercy She lett the
court her counsel Mr. Wilson, becoming surity that the
fine should be paid.
PeJmyOn application Of counsel, the trial Of John
some Of the Witnesses had left the country and gone to
ireland commission to take their testimony di-
recied to be issued by order Of the Court.
No other business being before the court his day. that
in preparation the court adjourned to Wednesday at
10 O'clock.
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The BRIDAL PARTY in WASHINGTON. Ma
disonian Of Monday gives the following account
of the bridal party at the Capitol-
President Tyler returned with his fair bride to the
pal the evening Of last Thursday On Saturday the
bride received company Though there announce
in the papers, was generally known that that
day White House would be open to those who wished
pay their compliments TO the Chief Magistrate and his
bride and during the hours OF reception the
ihronged. The deads oil Departments, the Foreign Mi
nsers their court dresses and the officers OF the Army
and Navy In UNIFORM in company with the ladies OF their
acquaintance made brilliant show and his Honor the
Mayor and his lady, and most Of the elite Of the capital
whether in public private stations, offered their con-
gratuations and babe the lady Of the Mansion welcome
The bride when Miss Gardner had with her fair sister
who now her guest spent parts OF two winters with
and delighted all who had the pleasure OF her acquaint
ance by me attractions OF ner person and mind gifted as
has been with every OF education and TO
reign by the charms OF her graceful manners
which shone as every one elt, in their appropriate
sphere saturday most magnificent brides cake snd
sparkling champagne awaited the welcoming guests,
md the distinctions OF party and Of opinion all tor
gotten and kind feelings and generous impulses seemed
gladden. the hearts OF all la the afternoon the Pres
tents garden in which the band from the Navy Yard
play every Saturday afternoon, thronged than
remember to have t. On the portico the
he welcome Of their friends and until the shades OF
yening gathering around and the music had ceas
did the throng dispense. so great was the desire to
aud welcome the beautiful and accomplished lady
wls hereafter to preside in the Executive Mansion.
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MEsMERIsM The ~ o. Crescent City says,-
:" There is, unquestonably, deep and dark mys.
terry enshroudng the science art Of mesmerism At
late lecture this subject in the west Dung lady had
tooth extracted while in the mesmeric state without
evincing the slightest indication Of pain well fed
mouth never contains more than thrtytwo teeth, yet il
We can account for her being 30 amply provided with
teeth by supposng that she have of shark.
mouth which 10 supplied with three Of grinders"
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u. 3. District Court.
BEFORE .Judge Retta.

july 1Jnmes Letcis, master brig Peru" vs.. BENZ
Baidtuin.On the 9th November, ls43 a collision took
place between both vessels of Sandy Hook in gale
blew heavily at lo O'Clock night by which the Pc
this port, sunk Libel dismissed with costs to be
tsxed
Zackricson Co. alias Jhory Zach,icsson, Vice Cou.
sui his Majesty King Of Sweden and Norvny of Port of
Ne,c York, ads James D. Robinson-Was then taken up
argument
The Court adjourned over.
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were the only Conservatives of the country and those
who did not support them went astray In the midst Of
the address 100 300 Of the youths of the Clay
Wing Association" came up and joined the proceedings
and were received with loud cheers This was responded
to most heartily by the mob around and after short adj
dress the meeting adjourned.
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Court OF Errors.

July Present Senator Foster presiding and % other
members.
No. IL, Geo Rudd, ct al VS. Thos. E. Dapis-Mr. j. II.
Hall concluded for Defendant in Error upon which Mr.
@. O'Conner heard in reply for Plaintiff ia Error
Lot Rudd ct al Pf in Error, Henry E Davis, Deit,
in ErrorMr J. Hall concluded for Def. in Error,
and MIR. c. O'Conner was heard in reply
Decision postponed.
Nos 10, 10, 20 and 81 called and passed.
No. -, H. NJ Fryan 1t al VS. The Sullivan CompanyMr.
H G Dodge was heard for Pl'f in Error.
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MONEY MARKET.


The stock market to day exhibited some little i'm
provement although quotations very unsettled and
operations very limited At the old Board, Long Island
advanced u per cent Canton q Norwich and Wor-
cester sonington farmers Trust Il Ohio 6s D;
Illinois Reading Railroad "A vicksburg Paterson
!. Harlem and United States Bank closed firm at yes
terday prices Kentucky 6s fell OF II since last sale.
AT the Board, Canton improved per cent Harlem
g. on time Norwich and Worcester II Farmers Trust
II Illinois II Indiana United States Bank Erie
Railroad 2 Kentucky SIS 2. vicksburg fell oft
The Franklin Insurance Company, Boston, have de-
clared semiannua dividend Of six per cent
The Baltimore and WASHINGTON Turnpike Read Com
pany have declared dividend Of three ourhs one per
cent for the last six months.
The outstanding Treasury notes Of the government
redeemed at the rate Of about one hundred thousand dol
lars per month.
UNITED STATES TREASURY NorEa
April May June. July
d, sii. ia77oss 1900 iIs ios7.ssa 0@@7
3 ,,7siAoo 1905 40 lsos,aoe i,,c5no
s.s,,se a.,ssss as,s.sss a,s,sss,
e3nl,2es 2,4ea $50 as5s.tsl a.2osss1
The amount outstanding has diminished during the
month Of June $l4b,l2s Those redeemed since April
have entirely Of the issues prior to March 3d. sas
The issue Of March 3D. ls4s have gone into circulation
through the country, and are used remances from
one section to another being notes Of small denomina
ton and drawing only nominal interest current in all
parts Of the country they kept out Of the Treasury
and arc very convenient circulating medium The
total Of these notes amounts 10 seosto, and the
total amount redeemed is 1901 550leavng outstanding
81 3os 400 The old issue will be sill redeemed Tho
government treasury is flush snd The these notes
redeemed the better 1hs issue win be the only
Treasury notes outstanding in the course Of 8 W
months About nine hundred thousand dollars OF the I'll
ssuc have been redeemed since March
The condition Of the growing crops Of our principal
staple articles il at all times matter Of great interest end
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CowAN ~ DILks, MERCER STREEr.-Yesterdays
sale was quite the thing-penty of horses-plenty
Of buyers-and whether "White Surrey was sad
died or not, Cowan was himself again. There
were few beautiful animals disposed of some to
the tune of $500, $3.50 and $4OO-others to suit all
who went to be suited 1t is expected that this
establishment will do great business in the course
of short time
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WARM WEATHER. set in warm again.
We now have three hot days, then a cold one,
then three extreme hot days again. Variety is
pleasing at any rate. II the heat continues to be
oppressive, our criminal and other courts will
have to adjourn, they do in Texas, TIL more ice
comes from the north.
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o. We have in type full report OF the Annual
Commencement OF the New York University,
which is crowded out by the press OF equally inter-
estng and important matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-03

SWIMMERS. swimmers are cautioned against
bathing in the harbor. Sharks frequently SWIM to
some distance up the bay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-03

ITALIAN OpERA-ln consequence of the near
approach of the great national holiday, the second
representation Of LHaiiana in Algieri, which was
received with such unbounded APPRECIATION on
Monday last, has been postponed till Friday night
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ETHIOPIAN SEREnADERs.-A reference to the ad-
vertisement Of these distinguished meodisis, will
convince the public, that on this evening as well az
upon two occasions tomorrow, they will execute
programme of unequalled attraction.
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PLEASANT ExcURgoN.-The splendid steamboat
South America will repeat the excursion of yes
terday down the bay, this afternoon at O'Clock
For time and place see advertisement.
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Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAs-July 3.-Nos 2. 50, 20 ~, 40, IS, rs
So, 81, 80
CIRCUIT CouRT.-Same yesterday.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-No Jury this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-03

THE PRINcEToN.-The steamer Princeton sailed
from the harbor on Monday, with Capt Stockton
on board The Captain was very ill.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-03

0;- Thos. Shankland, 20 Wall street, has been
appointed commissioner for the State of Maine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-03

EUROPE AND AMERlcA.--There is now regular
communication from one side of the Atlantic 10
the other every three days. Yet, another line Of
Liverpool packets is soon to be organized.
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Theatrlcnls, &c.

DR.. Lardner closed his series of lectures in Phia.
deIphia on Saturday evening last, and will deliver
series Of lectures and exhibit his unrivalled
views and apparatus in this city in few days.
Herr Alexander, the magician, is performing al
st. Louis
Ole Bull left Boston for Worcester on Monday
last.
The Andrews are giving concerts at Saratoga
The Boston papers say of their performances, par
ticularly of Miss Anderson, observing that liquid
and thrilling tones, like those of Mrs. Wood and
SIgnora CASTELAR,, make an impression never to be
effaced
Mr.. Brough, the vocalist, is giving concerts a,
Nantucket, assisted by Mr.. A. T. Thorup
Mr.. Brougham, the popular Irish comedian, has
commenced an engagement at the Providence
theatre, which has been opened for short season
by Andrew jackson Allen.
Miss Nelson will appear next week in this cit,
IN the "Mountain Syph." She is as beautiful as
ever, and Immense interest has been excited by the
announcement of her temperance.
PHILADELPHIA.-Char Cushman has aban-
doned the idea Of visiting Europe, and is nego
Scott is about TO leave the stage and become a
partner in wholesale grocery business at the foot
of Pine street, New York. Mrs. Brousham took
her benefit at the Walnut last evening. On Friday
evening Miss Charlotte Cushman, il is said, re-
fused to 60 the stage and perform her part, un.
less the prompter, Mr.. Lewis, was Immediately
discharged for whipping her. brother, the Trea.
surer who, II was stated had first nsulted and then
stricken him. There was some delay in the per
formances In consequence, but the demand wa
ultimately complied with.
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Superior Court.

july 2-Hs Honor Judge KENT, adjourned to this
day, no jury cases being ready.
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VIEW YORK HERALD.


In all probability we shall receive the news by
the Britannia either this or tomorrow morning.
She was out thirteen days yesterday noon and, if
Britannia rules the wave," she must have ar
rived at Boston before the mail left that city last
evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-03

Gov BoUcK arrived in town yesterday morning,
and put up at Towards Hetel The Governor re.
mains in town till after the fourth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-03

{hy- HARRY RABINEAU'S BATHS, FOOT OF
Morton street-Here 10 another scion Of the old branch
extending its fbres from the Battery to the Abortion
the Aston Desbrosses street. and from Desbrosses
10 Norton Tie North River-all for the benefit OF
kind may be asked where this benevolent spirit to
fad It's limits Harry has refted the old bath, that he
thought supreme 10 Desbrosses street sent up to
Merton streetsupplied it with every comfort and
venienoe and above all has with spirit peculiar to the
Rabneau opened it to all ages, sizes and sexes 81
cents. To the poor to the weak and to the strong
chauc after his day labor here is refreshmen comfort
health and cleanliness See the advertsement-a and
arry's bath at the foot OF Desbrssses Nothing in
this city excell for hot salt water, swimming and
shower baths.
90 GENTLEMEN AND LADIES, DO YOU wish
preserve bcautify your hair and stop falling
cut and free 1t from dandruG and at the render
i soft and glossy then use the Balm OF Columbia which
the best tonic In use for promoting the growth Of the
mir. II you wish, therefore to your hair from
ang out procure this balm at 81 Courtlandt at Also,
omstock's Sarsapara for removing all cutaneous sfec.
IONS Pmpes and Sores from the face &C Price so cents
per bottle-S4 per dozen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-03

Before full Bench.
july 1.-The Court will be engaged on argument cases
during the week.
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uY- VELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR The CURE
Of sonorrhaa, elect, and all mocupurnent discharges
nom the nrehra These pills prepared BY the New York
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established Tor tho
suppression Of quackery may be relied as the most
speedy and etecual remedy FOR the above complaints
they guaranteed TO recent cases in from thres
five days. and possess greater power over obstinate
discharges and chronic geet than any other preparation
rres mt known removing the disease without aonne-
nenl from business tainng the breath or disagIeeing
rtn the stomach Price 81 per box,
Sold at the Office OF the College Of Pharmacy and Me-
iicine, 20 Nassau street.
". .. RICHARDSON. N. D. Agent
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Circuit Com,

Court or Oyer and Termlner.
July 2This Court further adjourned over to this
msrning.
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09-"BEWARE OF IMPOSITION !"-Many com
plants have been made by customers within few days
past that Plaster has been forced upon them instead OF
the genuine article. Shermsns Poor Mans Plaster has
always /" fac smile" Of the Drs the back Of
the same and all others although called Poor Mans Pla
ter spurious trash Caution therefore, is necessary
many druggists and apothecares in this city sell
ing article which will be OF service to the buyer,
under the name of the genuine article. DR. shelmsns
warehouse 10 at 100 Nassau street Agents no Broad
II East Broadway 90 William street, and 1870 Fulton
street, Brooklyn Stanwix Hall, Albany Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia, and State street, Boston.
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10 RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX-
TURF For the cure Of primary secondary Syrhilis.
and all affections produced by njudcious use Of mei
curry The great advantages possessed by this powerful
Alternative all other preparations for the cure OF sy
phls u.s. that while curing the disease il improves the
disease than the ii is administered for The
best recommendation give Of u.s. that it is now
extensively prescribed by the medical Guilty who for
plants Sold in single bottles, 81 each in OF half
iozen S carefully packed, and sent TO all parts of the
Union Office Of the College Of Medicine End Pha,na
cy e5 Nassau street
w s RICHARDSON NJ D. Aesrs
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90 CURE FOR DEAFNEsS.-The great popu-
arty of Dr. McNairs Acoustic Oil for curing Deafness
has gained for it reputation before equalled We
do not say this will every OF Deafness but
merous have come TO our knowledge where this
article has entirely cured who have been almost
totally deaf II hardly fails to benefit If not cure
We advise all who troubled with this complaint to
procure this arcleat 81 CORTLAND street. Price 81 per
ao.b
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00-A SAFE AND EFFICIENT REMEDY FOR
which has attended the of the Indian Vegetable Elixir
and Liniment in all of Rheumatic Complaints has
gained reputation Tor them before equaled, al
though many have been deceived by spending their mo-
for worthless articles Yes, such need not despair
but procure these articles which will undoubtedly bring
speedy relief Numbers in this city have used them and
is humbug about this medoine-its efficacy has been
established from its great Sold at 81 Courtandt
street, where also may be had the East India Dye for
cooring the hair beautiful black.
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in the wider diffusion and increased influence Of
that pure patriotism-that enlightened perception
OF liberty-that free, loving, and liberal spirit,
which united the patriotic party Of 76 in bonds Of
affection and indssoluble harmony-which render
ed as the soul of man. the spirits Of the foun-
ders Of the republic. however diversified in creed
and name and lineage.
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DELAzoN SMITH is hel Some of Cap
tain Tyer's Custom House friends say he is the
greatest living American orator. All we know
about it is, that Delazon is the great Ohio Tyler
man, has come all the way from Dayton, and
wants to make speech here in New York to a
Tyler meeting. But the Tylerites in this city are
shy of trying to get up Tyler meeting for The sole
purpose of hearing Mr.. Smith, Whereupon, Mr..
Smith says he came here to make speech, and a
speech he will make, meeting or no meeting. The
great questions now, therefore, are, When? and
Where!
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ladies' Will, besides serving their country, receive
ten shings per pound for the rags, which he wish.
es them to collect Then the announcement OF
the "Almanac,' is one of the best things Of the
kind we have ever seen. We doubt very much
whether the little puffer general OF The Harpers,
or the publishers of the "Mlrror Library" could
beat II, and that's not saying little in its praise
as puff, albeit the wares OF the meritorious ma
nufacturers Just alluded to, may well deserve good
putting.
The letter, extracted from one of the London
Journals, and signed "a Briton has reference 10
the Lord George Gordon Riots" II was very
generally supposed in London at that time thai
these disturbances were created and fomented by
Amer ican influence, and it will be recolected that
Wentworth directly charged Franklin with this, an
accusation which was properly and Indignantly re-
PEELED by that iustrious patriot. THIS "Briton'
was examined before the Prvv Council. He was
deserer from the British service, went to the
American camp, and then, after becoming acquaint.
ed with some of its movements and plans, returned
10 England, where he again turned traitor, and en-
deavored to obtain the credence Of the ministry.
He was but one Of many OF the same class of trai.
tors, whose schemes, however, have been, it would
almost seem by special interpretations of Provi-
dence, uniformly rendered abortive.
We are confident that the Republication of this
curious old newspaper, will be regarded by all
readers as an acceptable service. The preseni
ilme-on the eve Of the celebration OF the natona
holy -day-has appeared to US an appropriate occa
sion which to present this interesting record Of
ihe past No one can deny that a large infusion Of
IN revolutionary spirits wanted by this genera
non Elements of civil discord have obtained
,. 10. unons As, and lie only sue safeguard
AGAINST their destructive influence 10 to be sought
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The CUSTOM HoUsE-The subordinate officer
Of the New York Custom House are in as much
trouble about these days, as SO many crabs in ho
water. They sieze upon the skirts of any one
who may possibly save them. Mr.. Delazon Smith
the Tyler Ohio orator, now stopping at Howard's
Hotel, is thronged with them like bees upon the
branch of an apple tree in swarming time. Theil
fate will soon be known.
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o. no, EVERY ONE THAT THIRSTETH.-Thi
is thirsty world and hundreds when they in heat
ed state particularly when the thermometer at ninety
beer, ginger pop and other liquids manufactured upon
temperance principles excellent provided they
made from genuine materials Recollect there great
deal in the words genuine materials" Some OF the
uiacturers not sufficiently acquainted with the ngre
dents to know whether they good not and i'm
posed upon with deleterious and materials
Such not the wiih those makers who trade with
John c. Morrison, No 1873 Greenwich street. at his good
and cheap establishment for th sale Of Drugs Groceries,
Teas Dye Stufs Paints Oils, &c. &C. He sells the best
materials and would sell other. This 10 Of inpor-
lance to the drinkers well the makers of these be-
verages.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-07-27

Tho bottom It will DO difficult 10 Gll !, ,bo,
oughIy' Having il lhu, prepared, / wal
out the cavity by forcing 10 water. / tho,
'o1o cotton or IIutcn q small in,lrumon,
Tor the purpose Of drying tho cavity, and
Keep . 1t Tree rom all moisture during tho
oo''anco Of The operation, by means Of a
''oneo handkerchief cut nv fol, (which
Is NO. y in narrow strips, nd fold i, length
WISE twice, making it four double. Gl
'"e cavities, so as to make the edres Of Tho
'''' present themselves to the surface. -,
"''''og The gold to project beyond the covi,
y treat it in this manner until The tooth
'"u pug has fine polish and perfect sur
ace; then makeuse of finely polished bur>
''S"er' which will leave it as refugent as
mirror,
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From The Louisville Journal.

The poor Locofocos have most disastrous
luck with their big pole. We have already
told how they set seel-uap on the cross
tree, and how Locofoco, who went up to
put coon skin IN the trap, got caught in it
himself, and remained there whining and
blubbering quarter of an hour before he
could get out. A still better incident sub.
sequen,ly occurred. Some of the Locos,
with cruelty disgraceful 10 manhood, tied
a live coon upon the cross-irae with the in.
iention of starving him to dcalh,--The sa-
gacious animal, as soon az he began to grow
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ASTONISHING EFFECTS OF
FRIGHT.

a daughter of Peter Fisher about twelve
years OF age, who from her infancy, was
unable either TO walk Or speak, on the eve,
mig of the extensive confagraticn, in Cad
walader ST., during the riots, entirely gained
the faculty of speech and the power of
locomotlon from the effect of frIgh Her
fathers house was burned in the confagra>
ton, and the family had to flee to the woods
We saw the girl on Saturday morning about,
and she can now speak with distinctness.
Phla. Amer.
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GREAT WING MEETING IN PHILA.
DELPHIA.

-, mere was an immense gathering of the
wings at Southwark PhiladeI phio, on Tues
day evening. The commissioners hall
was tiled 10 OVERLOOKING, and the space in
front Of the building was crowded with peo
pie William Abbott, Esq, presided --
Speeches were made by the Hon. Mr.. JAR
nagIn, United States Senator from Tennes.
see, the Hon. A. A. Stewart, of P ennsylva
MA: the Hon. Joel Hardin of Illinois, and
The Hon. Alex. Ramsey of Pennsylvania