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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

MADAME ARNoULT.-This excellent artist has
arrived from Boston, and will give concerts in this
city after the LIST OF January.
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o. CORRESPONDENTS in Philadelphia and Balti-
more who may wish TO make communications for
the Herald, will please TO hand them in TO our
agents there, in time for the rail trains Of the day
in Baltimore before o'clock, A. MIN Phila-
dephia before O'Clock, p. nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

ELEGANT GIFT BooK-As every fashionable lady
who admires the Italian Opera, is DESTROYS of pos
scssing hntognini's selection Of gems from the va
rous operas, his "Album" will be one of the
most acceptable sift-books this season. Think OF
this, all men Of taste and gallantry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27
u. =. Circuit Court.

Before Judge Belts
Dec 26.-Robinson rs. Jswef-The jury in this case
ali eady reported, rendered verdict for plaintiff SOLO
80 damages and 8 cents cost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

Specie quotations been regular for sometime past
The exports of the precious metals from this port from
the LIST Of January the gath Of DECEMBER s44, have
been as annexed -
EXPORT or SPEcIE-PoRr Nav YoRK.
Shipments from January LIST to Oct lt 1874 esl 636
Shipments from Dec lst to Dec oath, 1884,. 6s3 1871
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CANADIAN PARLrAMESr.-It is said that when
this Parliament is Prorogued. il will not again
meet till February.
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CoURT FOR THE CORRECTION or ERRORS, Tues
day, Dec. "a, 1874 Present Senator Bockee
presiding and - other Senator'S Without proceeding to
business, the Court took recess to o'clock, p M.
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ON Thursday evening, o8,h Inst. by ths Rev. Henry
Chase, Mr. LEoxAap u. GonaAM TO Miss Maria C. BovEs
daughter Of the late Capt. james Bcvee, all OF hscity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

DIR. Valentine, who can't be matched III
the whole world for fun and humer remains at old Bunker Hill
nights But there another Character there who
much known in this city aud who creating great sen
Dan Rice On Christmas night he called many
five times and gentlemen have told that theS
have his equal We intend to Dam visit to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

DEMrsTER gives the third Of his delightful lee.
lures on Scottish music this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27
Those who suffering from Remittlng
InermitinR Bilious Complaints should read the following
ha dad ahx.

and be guided thereby:
CAUSE OF PAiN-Pain is tn, consequence Of the exeen
Of the organ where il is present TO throw off morbid
corrupt humors for exist but from the
those which Of unhealthy character When
have pain IN the head the bowels other Of thu
trying remove and this struggle which is the occasion Of
pin To be bed only relieves the anguish proportion the
Of life is reduced and the be said e all lune
soothing remedies Not with Brandretps Pills they al
the bad humor the Death P!incip To relieve
cple reduced the teeth destfoyed but all the
organs are cleansed and their health insured !.
This Brandreh Pills sold Is box with ul d.
,ectcns in all languages Pr Brsndsehs Principal Once
2H Bowery and Mrs. Booths No. Market ST. Brooklyn.
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cured by Connes Pain About ne middle q 'd
head that slept for than or two hours o
several days attended by Of our first PHYSICIANS
and had tried thing ALMOST With 20 Sfre and an no b
try salve called Connells Magical Pain kx
tractor (which had in house and had previously used
had applied and IN twenty mnutss by the
and slept eighteen soundy being entirely easy aud had
before for eight weeks that was Of duration or did
me any good The saye completely extracted all pain and
tuey cured low that tan bark was placed il tn
disturb me- and f scribe the intense endured
before this applied For the truth Of all this refer
70 Dr. Hunter my family physician and indeed the whole
neighborhood procured this wonderful salve at Messr Com
stock Il Co.'s. 81 Courhandt street"
TSirned by lady, who asks that her may be pub
Ished but will gladly give further information all who will
cali al her residence, No SO West Washington Place.
The above article will also the following complaints,
no pay taken for II, viz:
Burns, Old Sores, Eryspelas
scalds, Bruises, Pimples on the face,
Bprains, Scrofua. White SWELLING,
ETuptions, Sore Ewes, Piles, either blind OF
Chiblsins, Sore Nipples, bleeding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

Y.e the Eos. India Hair Dye. from 81 Conrsndt st. Thi
The trouble attendant application Of many articles 70
dyeng hair has alone deferred numbers from obtaining this
ticle This how entirely remeed in the East lndi
Hair Dye lmay be applied without the least Inconvenience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27
CITY InteIlIUence:


named william Beechly of 3l3b Water street, was
stabbed with jack knife in the neck, on Christmas night
in Market street. by person named Joseph McKeiop.
He arrested by the watchmen. Nothing else OF any
interest at the police. The watch house not filled
TO OVERLOOKING last mighty unexpectedly 10 the morn
ing magistrate who down betimes ut the discharge
OF the watch.
BURaLARIEs.-The dwelling house. 1855 Duane street,
was entered on Christmas night, and considerable
amount OF clothing and silver spoons stolen
dwelling house 800 9th street. also entered the
night and clothing stolen The store of Mr. Ste
phen Bentley rs Liberty street, also entered and
veal pieces Of cloth stolen The cabin of the brig Da
mascus, lying at pier Is, East River entered on
Monday night, and property belonging to the crew
stolenThe dwelling house Of Mr. Doolta Of 444 Pearl
street. Brooklyn was entered on Christmas night, and
quantity OF wearing apparel stolen.
COr0ner's ONCE -Thursday-lNaUEsr THE
BoDY Mas. HANLIN.-The coroner held On inquest
yesterday upon the body Of Mrs. Catherine Hanln, oil
England Al Of age and the Jury returned the fol
lowing verdict, after hearing all the evidence viz
That the deceased Catherine Hanln to her death
by injuries feloniously inflicted by Andrew Klem the
2d day and in consequence OF his settrg
fire to the house in which she resided the 22d day
December inst in 18th street, between LIST and ID ave
nues"
KLEIN present at the holding Of the inquest
panied by Il. T Porter, Esqr who has charably volun
teered TO act his counsel He maintains that the
il insane. Klein fully committed by the coroner
after the rendition Of the verdict e await his trial.
SPONTANEOUS HEMoRRHAGE-The Coroner held an in
quest the body of Edward T. Brewer who died at his
residence No 2o Seventh street, at the age of from
spontaneous hemorrhage of the lungs, at O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

SUPREME Court UNITED SrATEs.-Tuesday, Dec
"a, 1874 No. 4. James N. and L. Dickson vs.
VIM IL Wilkinson, certificate Of division in opinion
between the Judges OF the Circuit Court IT, s. for Midd,
Tennessee Mr. Justice Mckinley delivered the opinion
Of this Court that advantage could not be taken Of any
defective averment in the first scre acas upon the de-
murrer OF the PLAINTIFF to the pleas Of the defendant
this cause No. John Walkers assignee vs. the Bank
Of Washington In to the Circuit Court u for tn,
District OF Columbia Mr. Justice Wayne delivered thu
opinion OF this Court affirming the judgment ofhe said
Circuit Court in this cause with costs end per CT DANA
ges No. sat. B. Winston, the United States. In
to the District Court u s. for the northern district
OF Mississippi, MIR Chief Justice fancy delivered tn,
opinion Of thJ Court dsmssng this writ of fer
want Of jurisdiction No ll2-Ilram Pratts admnistra
tor, vs.. VIM. Prentiss United States Marshall sc. Or
appeal from the Circuit Court u. 3 for Illinois hr.
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of this Court
Diminishing this appeal Tor the went Of Jurisdiction Nos
% and27-James Cheson and Samuel Gordon, plaintiffs
in error, vs. the Appeal Tax Court The argument Of
these continued by Messr Steele and Nelson
Ter the defendant in error and by Mr. Meredith for hs
plaintiffs in Adjourned till Thursday morning
ii O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

COUNT ELovITcH.-No one here will fail to re-
cognze in the hero of the above, the worthy whs.
figured so conspicuously in Burlington during several
months in the year 1885, He caressed eed invited
to dining and fishing parties-in fine, lion of thu
biggest slze-and finally decamped, leaving of ou
wise minus few cool ies which they had lent his
nobility until he could get his bills Of exchange negoca.
ted history of his adventures since leaving here,
would in the hands 81 skillful novelist, form
reer was similar to what IL was hcre-the next heard
from him in France. where he passed himself off
general OF United States artillery commanding division
Of 10 900 men, and the point Of being married to
young lady Of wealth and beauty The American Minis
ter at Paris, application denounced him
imposter and he had to leave. Some time subsequent
we hear OF him at Leghorn where he worked himsel
into the good graces of party Of English nobility
their travels, and parting took small portion Of
baggage by mistake for his own. We doubt whether o
more accomplished impester can be found Burlington
my Sentinel,
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Court CnIendnr-This Dov

COMMON PLrAs.-Nos. "a, a. to 40, 81, 3d. IS.
CrRcUir CouRr.-Nos. III 49, 90 90 IS, 49, 81, 80, 3S
"a, SO, SO, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

Medical NOtice-Ths Advertisements Of the
the Suppression Of Quackery in the Of all Diseases will
hereafter appear the fourth and last column Of his
paper. W. 5. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the Colleges Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS. THE
second trial on Monday in the districts IN which
there choice ut tho November election. resulted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27
The Indian Vegetnble EIIxer md Ii

The Indian Vegetable ElIxer and Liniment,
from 81 Courtlandt street. warranted any Of
Rheumatism Gout IL gives immediate relief strengthens
weak limbs takes down swengs and extends contracted cords
Badness and Observation-Disclosures Balm
oflnmba is the only article that will stop the hair from fall
restore when bald-besdes always keeps the hair
free from dandru which the primary of badness
cept when lost by sickness, and this Balm it
very thick and fast Sold at 81 Courtlandt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

This is perfectly satisfactory 80 far as Miss Clara
is concerned-but the idea Of calling her out at all
was novelty-a sort Of god-send. II che
knows how to avail herself Of such call hereai-
ter, she should, by all means, come out-make a
frank, dashing little speech. 1t would take the
public by storm, and give her popularity at once
far beyond any thing she can conceive. Miss
Clara, try to hit the nail on the head
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

Still LATER PROM HuDsoN.-Further accounts
Of the Anti.R war have come down from Hud-
son. Annexed is letter giving the latest particu-
lars. We hope that the troubles in the infected
districts will now be efiectually settled
Hupsox Dec Our anti rent troubles the in.
The examination Of the four prisoners 60
ing likely to unrave all the secrets Of their assoca
ton formed in this county the 10Th OF October last
1t enros some very respectable farmers and what is
astonishing too who their lands in fee
very respectable farmer committed to day from the
witness stand who refused to testify and to answer
question which he said did not criminae himself Alter
hours he sent message to the Court that he was
willing to answer all questions put to him. He was then
put the stand and testified TO many important facts So
that with few such witnesses shall at nodistan day
put quietns upon that agraian spirit in this county This
rebellion hourishes well in our manor towns, as gno
Is genial soil for its growth. Last evening mes
sengsr arrived sm Albany informing that in the noon
to-day the Burgess Corps with 800 stand of
in addition to their own would come to aid and II we
fetch the fret of anuary shall then have full fifth
in our new Governor elect as he will probably at once
declare these several counties in state of nsurrecon
aud quarter troops in every infected district Our sheriff
received message this morning. and from reliable
thathe AnRenters personally notified last
night in the town fCopske to held themselves in read
ness at minutes warning q msrch TO Hudson, fire the
city and release the prisoners.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-29

Lady Blessing,on in her late work.
Etiquette for Ladies'" with hints on 'h.
preservation. improvement and display Of
female beauty-has the subjoned very
important recipe:
VIRoIN's MlLK.-A publication Of Tho
kind would certainly be looked upon az an
imperfect performance, if we omit losg
lew words upon this famous cosmetic
l. consists Of the tinclure of benzoin, pre-.
cipitated with water. The .inclurs Of
benzoin is obtained by taking a certain
quantity Of that gum. pouring the spirits 81
wine upon it. and boiling it until it BE-
comes rich tincture. you pour fe"
drops of this tincture into glass OF walef'
it will produce mixture which will as
sumo all the appearance of milk. and re-
tam very agreeable perfume. lf!he iaes
IS washed with this. it will by calling Inc
purple stream of the blood to The external
hbres of the epidermis produce on 10 y
cheeks beautiful rosy color; and II u"
on the face to dry, it will render it clea
and brilliant. II also removes spots, freeA'
les: pimples. erysipela,ious erup'on'' &C.
II they have not been of long standing on
the skin.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-29

y Our readers may remember, that, sometime
since, we referred to the speech Of Mr.. Adams,
to the Aboilionists Of Pittsburgh in Novem.
Der last, with regret and apprehension, that j,
should have been made. On the o2d, in the
House, on discussion Of the 2lst Rule, Mr..
Delet of Alabama referred to Mr.. Adams
and asked he had said, In Gods good time
the abolition o. Slavery would come, and let il
como even through Blood
Mr.. A. nodded assent, and said wrh ear.
nestness, let IL come.
Mr.. D. What; let it come: No matter
what the consequences, let it come: Let i,
come, though women and children should be
slain-though blood should flow like water
though the Union shoold be destroyed--,ho'
the Government broken up-ro matter though
five millions Of the people Of the South per-
ish.
Mr.. A. Five hundred millions. Yes--let
it come!
Mr.. D. ] am, sir, one Of the few who, in
1924, believed tina, it was better to have ci-
william elected to the highest Office in the Gift
Of the people than military Chieftain. It
was then voted for the gentleman from Mas
sachuset,s. ] cannot ask my country to for
give me for this offence, but do ask pardon of
my God for it.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-29

49, a., very %.
couraging terms of the manner in which
business has opened. Many merchants
from the country are making their appear
ance, and they are prepared no, only to
make new purchases, but to discharge &C.
crueing liabilities. This is a sort of bust
ness satisfactory to both parties, and one
which should be adhered 10. Il makes
business men of those who touch mer>
chandize at all, and keep the trade in such
hands as know the just estimate to be nut
upon the value of credit. We NAV repea,
here, what we have said before, that orr
dry goods merchnts are supplied with OK
tensive stocks of goods, purchased upon
terms which will enable them 10 supnlv.
advantageously, any demand which may
be made upon them. Nor are the eroce-
ny dealers behind them. They have large
stocks of almost every article which can
be enumerated, and offer great induce
ments 10 country merchants to stop here
instead OF making purchases elsewhere.
Mo. Republican.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-29

STEAM Boat D1sAsTER.-We learn by
a passenger on The " Ma7ia," .la. arrived
here last evening, tina, or Wednesday
night last, about II o'clock the steamer
Aliquippa descending the river, came ID
collision with the new steamer Weston,
Captain Li,tleton. a, Devils Back Bone
striking her just forward of The boilers,
causing her to sink over her boiler deck in
less than five minutes. Boat and cargo
total loss.
She had on board large number 81 CAB.
IN and deck passengers-a majority ofhs
latter saved nothing bu. hat they had On
at the time Of the disaster. Two children
belonging 10 deck passenger, are known
:" iovO bvvn iocs, ord evvosdf urvA pass'
engers are missing; a number Of hand.
were also drowned. The AIiqulppa va
slightly injured.
The Weston was new boat-desinsd
to run as regular packet between this
city and Weston, Mo. river.-Mo. Dem.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-29


packet-ship Liverpool arrived eSis 70 f., IN.
on Friday. with Liverpool u, ~ N'YsS
9th, and London of the 5,h pa psPefs Of d.
ton fever was abaiing. ' The CO..
The trial Of O'Connell was,
but it appeared to be the sp..'Ugies,ia,
sion that it would end wi,hon, a' 'nprs
The .e Attorney General had chslI,n,,.s,'d r
Of the counsel 10 mortal comb., "sed on
Connell was 10 commence his III. O.
the 9Th. His statement. i. v spseeh o,
would be much more of a pol;,;e %'' 'ad
al and historical character, Than '' = pe''oa
men. on the law Of conspiracy ' a. al a'gs.
mentary upon the evidence l. " Con.
rally stated that the counsel and W." W" gene
the traversers had determined -, aseaa ~
anime a single one of the many "u ~; 10 e.,
summoned up from all paris 81 ", Witness.
try. and including Roman Ca,bo' is s ca
ops. members Of Parliament. and bAh
gistra'es. The cause assigned e.. e1.na
rangement was. tina, the case Of ~ ~. ' y a.
dan!s was already SO Triumphant ,' aesa
tina. defensive evidence had become ' =. one
ly unnecessary, '' Who'll
General Bertrand, the faithful ,ah.
OF Napoleon. died at Cha,eau,on,@ N"e'ea'
LIST instant. Intelligence had been vi, VI ne
FED al Paris Of the death of the ;ac 'eee'''
lo'ia, conHort of Don Francisco de- p, as'
and sister Of the King of Maple. - o ava
Christina the Duchess of Berry, H. S'S' !
Madrid. This even, derive, ;mm ~ ae.
portance from the prospect i. OPENS '' of 10, 10
marriage Of her son with Ouesa I T. u M
and the consequent se,llemen, of,b. .s ::
of Spain. v VIC su'f
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-29

On the Goth ut., the democrats Of New Or.
leans elected their candidate, Mr.. SlidelI. 70,
the state senate. by "a majority of 4l6. Mr.,
Clay's visit at New Orleans has prod uced a
happy affect. We hope he will visit everv
stale in the Union, and make just such an i'm
preston on the people as he has done in New
Orleans. Extraordinary cxertions were made
by the whizs to carry the city. Mr.. Clay.
Hon. S. S. Pfentiss, and others addressed the
people within few days previous, and the
news from Maryland had been received: vet
after all, the democrats triumphed noblv'-
Hurra for the New Orleans democracy
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-29
Later FROM THE SANnw,,uI

Later FROM THE SANDWICH Isr.x,,
Inc government had refused 10 s,on -.
English or French vessels for debt, , H.!
beng in such fear of those nation, ' H.:
they were unwilling to put their Law, /"
force against them, bu. as our Gove1nm."
has always been SO tame with them A.
merlcans are sometimes imposed upo, Dol, a
From the 95,h October 10 The 7,h M,
vember, inclusive, 80 whale-shins h,I
touched at Lahaina, in the island If Man.; '
having on board 29s4lO barrels of Sne,m '
oil, and $500 barrels of Whale OIL ~
Captain Taber. of the whale,shi, HIM,
tress, at New Bedford, reports INA, %s
day before he left the Sanwich Island,
September 10. duel had been Tough. there
between the United States midshipmen-
nine shots had been exchanged, when on.
Of the parties having been al las, wounded
the contest was given over The men.o.
war then at the Sandwich Islands ven
the Erie and the Cvane.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-29

10 our readers, Mr.. Rogers introduced bill
declaring the charter to be forfeited, and pro-
viding for winding up its affairs, which be
supported with maaIy zeal, showing up the
ro,tenness Of the concern. Slraightway pc.
tons asking the passage Of bill compelling
i. 10 resume by stated day, OF forfeit lis char
ter, were circulated, at the expense of the
Bank, and numerously signed, under in'sap-
prehension Of the effects Of the action asked
for, which would have been legaization Of
her past violations. Now mark the action.--
Every wing member, in each branch, opposed
the bill, and used their utmost powers to pre-
vent it's passage. Notwithstanding the reser-
walton Of the power TO repeal. contained in the
charter. the whig members denied the right Of
the Legislature to exercise its RESERVED
POWERS, asserting that in the judiciary a.
lone rested the power 10 prevent it from con-
tinuing operations under the charter. They
affected an abiding confidence in the ful6lment
Of The promise made by the Prosecuting At
torney, to institute proceedings against the
Bank, when. they said, her further operations
might be fairly and legally stayed. But 10
tie Prosecuting Attorney, after being repeat
eddy questioned about the Quo Warranto, has
como ont with excuse, vie. tut -.---.
lily Of the people Of Dubuque.coanty petitioned
the Legislature for its reriral!
Most excellent reason in public officer for
failing or refusing to perform bis duty y
What! Shall the Legislature-the people
of Iowa, suffer corrupt and rotten institution
10 be saddled upon her, to the injury Of her
name and fame, at home and abroad, indie.
penden, Of and against her laws, merely be-
cause majority of single county petition for
it, and an unfd,hful officer refuses 10 do his
sworn duty! Admitting that the people Of
Dubuque county do desire its revival, (Which
we very much doubt,) i. vests no right ia them
either moral or legal, TO snch an institution.
We have already extended our remarks far
Their than was our original intention, without
giving our views az to what we conceive 10
be the duty Of the people in reference 10 it,,
and will drop the subject for the present, with
a promise TO pursue il further next week, and
endeavor 10 convince the people that RE.
PEAL should be the wa,chword in the next
August election
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-29

MUscArltE AHEAD.-Benj. Nye, Esq. resi-
ding at Montpelier, in this county, slaughter.
ed hog, few days since raised by him, a.
bout three years old, which, When neatly
cleaned. weighed CAT pounds: Mr.. N. is Of
opinion that by few months feed, i. might
have been made to weigh 500, as it kept in-
creasiog in weight up to the time of its
slaughter. Bea, this, in Iowa, il you can.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-29

STATE GovERNMENr.-We are pleased 70
see that The editors Of the Dubuque Transcript,
and Davenport Gazette, unlike the editor Of
the Hawkeye, can each see an inch before
their nose, aud are in favor CT accepting the
present proposition for taking preparatory steps
for admission into the Union. Were il not
that our paper will reach but comparatively q
small portion Of our readers until after the
question will have been settled by the people,
we should have transferred their respective ar
ticles into our paper.