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The New York herald., 1844-11-16

LEcLEBc's PAINTINes.-Those of our readers
who have not yet seen Leclerc's splendid paintings,
will do well to call at the National Academy Ot
Design, where they are now exhibited The
{" abandonment of Henry Hudson by his crew. is
q picture of the greatest merit, and leaves an i'm
preston on the visitor which is not easily removed
The awful situation of the great mariner in an
open boat, in the midst OF the waste of waters
which form great northern bay, bearing his own
name inspires the spectator with most melancholy
emotions. The artist is certainly entitled to great
praises for his generosity in presenting to the city
of New York 80 valuable painting.
The battle between the French and the Be-
douins, is picture of very large dimensions the
most spirited painting which has been exhibited in
this city for some time past We understand that
the artist was an eyewitness of the engagement
II was painted by order OF the French government,
and is intended 10 ornament one of the ravines OF
the gallery of Versailles.
The third picture Of this interesting exhibition,
is full length portrait of the famous Abdel Kader,
one of the most remarkable men now living
This portrait was taken by stealth by Mons.
Zaeler, TO be presented TO the late Duke of Or
leans, but the Prince met with an untimely death
before the painting had reached its destination.
These meritorious paintings are visited daily by
large number of persons, each one receiving
gratis very fine lithograph OF the abandonment
of Henry Hudson, or portrait Of Abdel Kader
As the exhibition will soon be closed, we advise
all admirers OF the fine arts 10 avail themselves OF
this opportunity OF viewing these highly finished
and interesting paintings
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Circuit Court.

Nov. l5.-Piiny Allen va Jared W. Spencer This was
action of epevin brought to recover eight bales Of
wool taken from LOG Broad street. II appeared that plain
riff and defendant with third party occupied store in
lD6 Broad street Plaintiff only occupying an Office.
That the wool had been signed to him. and was left
lying lof belonging deiendants that subse equently
the wool had been seized and sold by def ndants the bill
OF sale made out in his own name and he appropa-
ted the proceeds Of said sale to his ow use The defence
put the wool had been seized and sold in lieu si
storage formerly incurred and that previous to this sale
having taken place. the possession Of said property had
been changed Verdict for plaintiff cents damages and
0 cents costs The goods were assessed at $4O0.
Kinney and Townsend Tor plaintiff; f. Ward for de.
fendant.
Plat vs. Crawford In this case the jury rendered o
verdict flr nlaintiH &l06 %.
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Commonl Plcns.

btOTB
Nov lb.--Martin Ryan Vs. Edcard Haiy and Bridget
his qcife-This action OF trespass for assault and
battery alleged to have been committed the person
plaintiff by OF the defendants It appeared that plain
tif had been tenant of defendants, and that the 4
day OF July last Mrs Haly called him for the rent
not being forthcoming she seized hold Of knife with
the intention supposed. of doing injury to the
plaintiff. The knife having been taken from her. she
then sot possession Of kettle OF boiling and stick
with like intent, alleged. The defence Yves that
she had received much povocaion, and that there had
been virtually assault committed Verdict for plain
Tiff, SIS 30 Messrs Scoles and Cooper for plaintiff
Mcssrs Smith and Hamond for defendant.
Frederick Rosenln,gh va John c. Sfeihragan.-This
was an action OF trover brought for the recovery of
trunk Of clothes alleged TO have been detained by the
keeper OF public house for board the lt of August
last at No Albany street Defence put in was that II
wss left as a security Verdict for defendant.
Mr. Dewitt for plaintiff Mr.. stemmler for defendant
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Majority,

Majority. ~
By giving a. above the benefit to the destructive party
of every who has not positively declared himself in
favor Of Irresponsible Government as understood by the
Governor General there yet remains snug working ma
This result is a glorious one, indicating the strong
British principles Of the British race in the colony, and
their determination to support British connexion and
British interests III Canada at every hazard 1t Is VIC
tory which the most sangune among could only hope
or we ever doubted the sound feelings Of the ated
constituencies in either Province but that there was
TO fear that many might have been msle by the
popular cry Of Irresponsible Government" and others
deceived by the handsomely dressed deusions OF the
Reform Association" But the strong native good sense
of the people has trumphed all the fine theories and
captivating lies Of that honorable body and its honorable
supporters. In every constituency OF British origin the
have been driven from the polls 10
disgrace In Upper Canada the majority IL overwhelm-
ing and had there been the same population In Lower
Canada does not admit Of question that the expression
OF opinion would have been similar.
OF the French Canadian constituencies, we are proud
to saw that have shown that they longer to
be led by cunning and unprincipled demagogues Some
Of themh taken to themselves the right Of judging
and acting for themselves and hail them with the sin
cerest feeling Of brotherhood.
We satisfied that the late agitation, although 1t has
not produced quite much fruit in favor, II would
have done among the French Constituencies had they
been eviously more in the habit Of studying the nature
Of the principles of our Constitution. and the important
share which is left to electors in working them out But
feel peculiar satisfaction in being able to express
conviction that enough has been done to show that
eecual beginning been made and that for the future
much more may be expected
There seems to be some confusion in the returns
made by the severalpapers. According to the "Piot
there are AZ retormers, 40 tories, and two doubtful
members elected; and in the 'Herad't appears thai
AZ conservative, 26 radical, and IL doubtful mem
bers are chosen. These members, let them be
reformers, conservatives, tories, or what not, mee
in Parliament at Montreal on the 2Sh instant, fol
the despatch of business We shall then see whe
ther or not Sir Charles Metcalf has working ma
jority.
Affairs in Canada are now near their crisis.
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MONEY MARKET.

The Stock Market wasvery fiat to-day. and quotations
throughout show quite decline. Long Island fell of
per cent; Canton, ~; Harlem, III Norwich end wor.
cester .; stonington, l; Erie Railroad, !; Farmers
Loan Illinois, 4, Morris Canal Ii; Reading Railroad,
"A; Ohio 6 Indiana and vcksburg closed OF yesterdays
prices. Pennsylvania So improvedB l. Operations were
very limited and the tendency Of prices was towards
further decline.
The circulating notes Of the Clinton Bank redeem
cd by the Comptroller at the rate Of sixty cents the
dollar.
Several OF the organs OF the defeated political party In
this city making great efforts to get up panic In ths
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Superior Court.
Before n full Bpnch.

Nov Is - Suydam, Sage 4 Co VS.. Samuel .adams.-Mr.
Woop was heard for the defendant made long and
able argument, denying the powers Of the governor Of
the state of New York 10 demand Mr. Adams as tug
tive from justice that Of the governor Of Ohio to do
liver him up but he contended that nasmuch az the
govern or had not demanded Mr. Adams az Fugitive
from justice" all he could be held amenabe to the
under criminal charge and therefore, his arrest
and detention illegal he case was concluded
The decision Of the Court this Is looked TO with
deep interest," the being ably argued on both sdes
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IMPORTANT To MANUrAcTURERs.-Ju Story
mas lately decided, in the case OF Taylor vs.. Car
penter that manufscturers whether lctizens aliens
have right to the Of their and trade marks
and has granted perpetual injunction against the de-
iendant in the above case using the and marks OF
he compliments, who are manufacturers Of "Tsyors
Persian Thread
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CONNECTION OF THE TWO oRAMRoADs.-The loco
motive and train of GERS passed over the connec-
ton OF no Tonawanda md Auburn and Rochester Rail-
road through this city yesterday.
This road built In the most durable manner with
edlprail SC. The bridge the Erie Canal Is
said n he OF the most ubstantial in the Western
New York, If not in the State.
Great praise is due to the Engineer Charles stuart
Esq who designed the work. for the skill and perse.
verance display ed in its construction The road was
constructed by the Tonawanda Company and ferns the
last link in the great chain oi railroads from Boston to
Lake Erie.-Rochester Daily .fdp.
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To the Editor OF the Herald--sir. Ate
having retuted in your Of the 2h the false
he death e sss Queen q the Two sieies fw,
o :? Id the dcHoas and nal
ls.h instant, Wh. Ica the Of the Gsnlemes ed
E.ss s
"a from rom, Ns,possI M ssusman .ho!oughy acquainted wit
from her chair which was not at card table, but a.
piano. she did dream Of applying royal husan
hsT been whdaTe i sesdsnst
no. less cau%9ious charge CONTAINED the article
Ges @ having ns 'fls % % King e Ns
cs%nns Of Austria. seoS after ms sp y1uns %arr,ss Ts
tyeght ago. her father the lac Emperor Franei
& pesannay Prince o Sp. e% could presume wsa hs
lay his hands upon Archduchess Of Austria" had reate
assertions Of the kind but induced BY finding that
likely to be circulated by the say w words abou
no. with whom had tie homo! Of Sscom%s personally ae
agantedM Lin IN is5 and whose wi,dom equssd only BY hs
mad s Ss hs snn ssa
M S & hsS w IL. g c
soveegns France and other European States
through giocns JGts 1s,Mes and conaussts will away
whose fortunes first originated in the 18th century from tn
5 chiefly due to the brilliant marriages made BY nnumerabI
Austrian Princssses endowed i IS true with personal
o1s ssS ssss
scarcely conceivable how French Gazetteer take
own we'll there s''se are %an
anger by .he circulation Of base ISLANDERS, Which
have but little effect in countries where the tue
should Id however, oi are o1s
and that vain assertions and insulting caumnes longer m
increased vigilance the part Of the police. '~ '''
am, sir. with great RESPECT
oRAzIo DE ATfGLLls Ell Is sANT' sslSff'' ANGELO
New York. Nov. IS. 1874.
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Otto Motty, tho great German Equestrian.
has recovered from his accident and engaged the Bowey
Circns to perform for ryons benefit Monday 18th inst
Among other novelties Motty Is to monkey
horseback Motty has scarcely whole bone in his n
OF his daring exploits and reckless style riding here
great professional rivalry existing between him and the
French Brothers. who are 20 per orm this eveaing.
RECORD Parisian Alternative Mixture, for
Of primary secondary syphilis yenees
ucers nodes complaint produced BY jadicious
Of mercury unsklul medical treatment All
This powerful purifier without delay s no person can consider
himself safe after having the venerea disease without thorough
cleansing the sysem with this justly celebrated Alternative
Sold single bottles 81 each in cases OF half dozen IS;
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy. q s Nssssp st;
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BETTING ON ELEcTIoHs-Th is rumor that
4 distinguished n.ember OF the diplomatic corps,
resident Washington has sustained pretty heavy loss
b. tho election Of Col Polk He bet Mr. Clay, and II
slii ~ holds up his hands in surprise, and says ne
can't understand how il Is possible for Mr. Clay to be
defeated"
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We have returns from Missouri, Mississipp, and
Tennessee. They indicate that these three States
have gone for Polk Tennessee is looked to with
more interest than any Of the others, yet there 70
not very general interest telt for her. AsPolk 10
the President elect beyond all doubt, shall not
pubsh any more details till the Official returns are
received
The New York herald., 1844-11-16

FASHIONABLE SHOPPING IN BRoADwAY.-Be
and fashion in New York have three grand theatres
Of display-the dress-circle at the opera, the gen
teel church uptown, and the elegant dry-goods
store in Broadway at the opera, very warm and
smiing-in the pew, rather chilling and sedate--in
the store, gay, lively, smiling, serious, chilling,
warm, res less-every thing. shopping is indeed
the one great business of the New York fashion
able lady. 1t is her morning visit, her drive, her
promenade, her dream at night when she is laid in
soft repose, and the engrossing subject Of her
thoughts on the dawn of every tomorrow that is
not Sunday, and on which it does not rain
And, indeed, when we get glimpse Of the Gle.
gance, endless variety, and infinite facilities Of
gratifying female curiosity, which many Of our
magniicentdry goods stores present, we can hardly
wonder that the dear creatures fnd such enjoyment
in "shopping" Just, for instance, let US look in
at Beck's famous store in Broadway, and see what
wilderness Of silks, and satlns, and aces, and
shawls, and bridal robes, andexpensive fabrics Of
all descriptions! And then the crowd of elegant
woman, dressed in the first style of fashion, chat
tering away, and tumbling over the goods, and
critcisng each others bonnets, and retailing the
freshest gossip What with the bright eyes, and
the rus;ling Of silks-and the graceful movements
of a hundred lovely forms, multiplied into ten
times that number in the costly Trrors-not to
speak Of the delicious harmony Of the silver streams
and the gentle murmur Of falling biAs heard at the
elevated and mysterious enclosure in the centre OF
the place, within which, as on throne, SITS the
presiding genius-the whole seems like some en-
chanted scene. Such is the interesting and ex-
citing scene which an artist has very successfully
depicted by his pencil in this days Weekly Herald
Just get it, and see how it answers our descrip-
ti0n
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MR. BRNEy's PoPULARITy.-Mr. Brney an
his friends had much to say about his personal p4
puarty at home and the desire Of all parties that b
boxes tell different story Mr. Birney is not only beaci
but in the city Of Saginaw where he resides receive
but thirteen pofes!
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Important from Canada.

We have received Montreal papers OF the 18th
instant They give the result Of the elections in
that colony.
II appears that these elections have been very
close and although the government organs claim
majority Of ten, the opposition journals insist that
they have not working majority. If this be true,
and wesee no reason to doubt it, the contest in Ca
NADIA for political supremacy will begin again and
become more bitter and revolutionary than ever.
We anticipate this from the aspect of affairs in that
interesting colony.
We annex an extract or two from the papers in
order to show their feeling at this time.
From the Montreal Pilot (opposition) Nov. III :,
The Mail of to day will convey the intelligence thar
the general Election in Canada has Terminated in an un
posterOu" ~ to 'I sappo.e thot either party is salts
hed. The Tories who boast Of q majority. well
know that they will not have what 10 called o
working majority. Wa not aware what are the in.
entions the present Executive with regard to measures
but is certain that they not in position to carry
"compsct" men who have been restored to Parliament
by the miserable stupidity Of Upper Canada Moderates
will Be likely to vince ere Sng under the nS "pS
they may discover that the Governor Gensras dis
position govern of himself and by himself suits not
their purposes more than 1t did the principles Of the
Already do we hear complaints of heorless insults'
yide aate number Of the Cobosrg Church, sowasds ns
strfe and division" becoming visible The Tories
calculate upon seceders from our party But we ask In
solemn who Of the liberal party could be supro-
sed base mean so contemptby serviie as TO osr
assistance to the present Executive' What Liberals 70
secede from their own body at this moment after every
species Of intrigue and nfamy have been tried to uProot
annihilae them after some Of their ables ana best
men have been defeated in their elections by elaborate
Executive intrigue and by the open violation Of all con-
stuonel law and order-by bribery intimidation, and
brutal Military interference. Is tive ask after such mon
srous and maddening injustice this that liberals are
expected to finch aer7 Away with the base thought
the abomnabe superstition II would be idle here to
enter into predictions to the result OF the present
state of things: suffice say that Sir Charles Metcae
has not gained either virtual valuable victory, and
his friends must be from feeling satisfied that his worst
troubles over.
[From Montreal Herald, Cow Nov. l2l
The elections closed, and all have been heard
FROM except that for the county Of Bonavenure in the
district Of Gaspe but there Is not the least doubt that
Conservative will be returned for it. The general result
Of the whole Is as folloWs:-
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: g1.Coulr soa THE ConRroIlos o. Enaoas, Allan
sockes, presdins senatbs Bsckus. Bsrttt, Jones: LIE
ter Lott Porter, scovill, sherman and smith.io The
not being quorum present, adjourned until tomorr
morning at nina O'Clock.
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constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
Mixture prepared the College o Medicine and Pharmacy Of
the city Of New York is confidently recommended for all
Is an nyauabIe remedy Far sv
unless depending on malformation.)
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen IS; carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
ce of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy Nassau
street w. B.. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent.
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BARN BURrINa.--Two barns have been burn'
BILE quantities Of produce and some valuable horses tt
oss is estimated at $4,000, and is supposed both bull
ngs we're set on rc Some persons have been arrest'
on suspicion.
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THR LATE DR. FoRRY.-A meeting has been
called by the leading members Of the medical fa-
Guilty, to be held this day, at the New York Hospi
tai, at O'Clock, p. M, with view TO organize
some plan for memorializng their high estimate Of
the services OF the deceased to the interests Of me d.
ical science. The profession generally are respect
fully and earnestly requested to be present,
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genian and Sassas prepared by the New York College
Medicine and Pharmacy established for the suppression Of
uackery This refined and highly extract pos
essng all the purifying qualities and curative powers Of the
nitey superior any Of Saapara before
The public and may be relied certain remedy for all
diseases ang from impure OF the blood, such
'crofua, satheum rngwom, botches pimpies ulcers
pain the bones joints nodes liberated
throat disease arising from the secondary effects Of
syphilis injudicious OF mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, rs each
!, in cases Of half a dozen Bodies. ssO
DOZEN 100
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
N. B.-A very liberal discount to Wholesale purchaser
Office of the College, 90 Nassau street.
W. 4. RiCHARDSON NJ d. Agent
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REVENUE GUTTER WOODBURY. We are happy to
DO enabled to say that oil fears regarding the U cutter
woodbury. are at an end She arrived NJ Vera Cruz on
the =, having weatheled the tremendous gale which
spread such destruction along southern sea board
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THE GREAT Foor. RACE OVER THE BEACON COURSE
ON MONDAY NExT.-The different competitors for
this great match are in active training over the
above ground daily, and are all quite saDsuine Of
success and in first rate condition. 1t will certain
Iy be great affair Of the kind. Some excellent
arrangements have been made by the spirited pro-
petor for the particulars Of which we refer our rea
ders to the advertisement in another part of the
paper.
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Health! o BIessetl Health Thou arc abox.

all gold and ts thou who enarges the souand
openeh all its powers TO receive instructions and relish v
50 wreched 70 have thee not thing beside
get then these blessed Pills. which centuy has fully
established to be the best medicine bestowed
st medicine is capable Sold at Dr Brandreth
D. Wright Houston and Lewis streets, New York; and
Mrs Booth Market Brooklyn; and Parker. Of Newark
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Consumption makes It's advance with a

s'eahy and before the su has gained such
sure oi ms yct na remedies prove oi no avail
threatened with this e ru ma!ady shermans
Cough Lozenges They will find remedy that will not dis
appoint their They have saved thousands from
untimey Beware Of is the thief of
time aud will end destruction lfaken ia time they will
perfect health.
Dr. Shernan warehouse Nassau street. where the Gen.
uine article always be Obtained Agents. 227 Hudson
1893 Bowery; ~ East brosdwsy Je Fulton street. Brook
Ledger Buildings fhsdepbil and State street. Boston,
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growth and restoration beaufy Dress clean and soften the
human Hair and otherwise improve and render splendid
both for the low price Of three shngs Rea-
der sell three shilling bottles that know that his
Of the hair humbugs of the day ST. We
tobuy than once as We warrant il to possess hs follow
cue scurf and Dandru and gt red or grey grow
dark Tor dressing hair soft and silky, nothing exceeds
mad The hair Il cheaper than the trash called Hair Oils,
and VII keep the hair in order with application twice
long any other article made.
@gdprice3 shllngs bottle, the sign Of the Ame-
Eagle, 82 Chatham New York l39 Fulton street,
BROOKLYN State ST., Boston,
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what vilIains-what vagabond-whnt

earess scamps they WHO would and sell for genu
counefeits Of Jones' Italian Chemical Soap Many of
couneeits ruin the conpexionbeware Of them. Re
member reader jones' S6ao will all efuptons plmpes
Other disgurweot and will change the color Of yel
mind ask fer Jones' Soap and that
the Of T. Jones signed label other
nuineget it where the city but the sign Of the
Eagle % Chatham street-mind the number you
ceaed-3t 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn; street
ton; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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BIsHoP ONDKRDoNK SUspENDED.--The Bishop OF
this diocese has voluntarily suspended himself till
the result of his trial be known Here is his pas
teral letter to The flock to whom he has been
''breakng the bread of life:"
To THE CLrRcy PEOPLE OF MY SrrnrTuAL CHAnGE =
Brethren object of the threats to which refer
red in recent letter to you has been measure ac-
compshed After several weeks given to diligent hunt
ing up Of of accusation against me- lew specf-
cations all assigned to years gone by hsvs been deemed
sucento warrant the further and formal investi
CATION OF trial Your Bishop, therefore, ID the sub.
ject Of a canonical presentment.
My humble trust, through Christ, in Him, of whom
righteousness: His csuntenance will beholl the thing
that 10 just affords consolation, support, and conf.
dence, for which cannot be sufficiently thankful
Never dear brethren, could with clearer conscience,
and never with purer and heartfelt devotion thaR
now, minister among you In my present position, how.
avoidance Of public mnisraons may be reason.
ably expected submit For the present suspend all
account my prayers in your behalf will be the more re
quent and earnest This Is privilege and consolation
OF which, thank God, my enemies cannot deprive me-
and that shall be the snhact Of your faithful fervent
prayers, full of comfort to the heart
Your afeconate Pastor,
BENZ r. ONDERDONK
Bishop of New York.
New YORK, Nov. IL, 1874
It will be very interesting time when Bishop
Onderdonk comes up for trial interesting to the
"failhtu," and to the world at large-interesting
to angels and 10 men-to the heavens above, and
the earth below, and to the something (besides the
waters) that is under the earth.
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oRAZIo DE ATTELLls TANGELG
New York. Nov. 49, 1874.

All Philadelphia subscriptions to the
HERALD be paid the agents. Zieber Co., Ledger
buildings 80 and Chesnut where single copies may aso be
obtaneddaily attl O'Clock. 3m