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The New York herald., 1844-07-15
Illustrated Weekly Herald.
EDITION ADY.

Suen mas been the demand Tor the illustrated
Wsky Herald, containing an account oil the Phil
adelphia and Illinois riots, that the whole Of an
immense extra edition was exhausted yesterday
This morning we put 10 press the third edition,
which will make about $1,000 copies.
The subscription lists of the Weskiy Herald were
never SO high at present. Probably We issue a
greater number than the half of all the weekly pa
pers in this city Our daily paper also never had
larger more permanent circulation than at this
moment.
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News for e urOpe.

This afternoon, at Al o'clock, the letter bags Of
the steam ship Britannia will close in this city.
That steam packet will leave Boston tomorrow
noon for Halifax and Liverpool.
We shall, therefore, usual, issue an Extra
Herald at three O'clock with the latest intelligence
Of political, financial, fashionable nature, from
all parts of this great continent
These Extras in wrappers, and also the Illusra-
ted Weekly Herald of Saturday, can be had al the
desk.
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Alnuselnlents.

NIBLo's GARDEN The all admired ballet OF the
Revolt of the Harem, with its gorgeous scenery,
-plendd costumes and rich appointments of every de-
cpon continues attract the most crowded houses Of
he season. Each night the Saloon ID visited by hundreds
f the strangers who passing through the city and by
Ill, the ente tainments received with unanimous ap
pause We see, by the announcement that this popular
ballet Is repeated tonight and proanosticate another
crowded and fashionable assemblsge
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Repeal In Utlca-Ex-G0vernOr Stewards
Speech.
rLror, xho Navr, vorlr rrr;buc1
From the New York Tribune.J

From the New York Tribune
Hon. W. II. SEWARD having been in attendance
at the Courts now sitting in Utica, the friends OF
Repeal conceived 1t an opportune time to respect
fully invite him to address public meeting at this
critical juncture of Irish affairs.
Lddts and Gentlemen:-You have assembled nm
der notice addressed to you as Repealers, but ]
think may safely address you by the title OF Eel
lowCizens regret that it is my first duty to an
nOunce to so vast an assemblage, that is my pur
rose to disappoint their reasonable expectations
You have come here to listen to an oration for Re-
peal II frequently happens that the highest and
noblest cause is impaired by the indscreet ardor Of
its advocates. So it is now and here in regard to
The Revolution IN Ireland. II involves more bene-
lit and more OF hope for the human race than any
other cause which now engages the attention oi
The civilized world, except one, and that's the
emancipation Of that large portion OF the human
family degraded into domestic as well as political
slavery Every American comedies that the In
tense interest felt and manifested in favor of the
Repeal OF the act of Union by the People OF Ire
and and their brethren here is natural and right
But a suspicion of nsincerity follows the native
,orn American citizen, who betrays more than =
conventional and customary sympathy Tor the peo.
le Oi a land 80 remote, and wi.h whom he is con-
iected by none Of the bonds Of immediate cor.
'anguinlty.
Advocacy that is suspected Of insncery Injuries
my cause. Hence it is that, though received as 3
.riend Of liberty in Ireland, have not been among
~ efficient advocates; ! have never pleaded iha,
anse with half the zeal or effort, that we all
accustomed 10 put forth, even in support of mea.
'ures Of mere administration at home. letter
'ere and there drawn forth by inquiries that could
ot be disalowed, constitute all my advocacy oi
IRISH Repeal, except that by once or twice pre-
id'ng at what were called Repeal meetings ! gave
o the cause the sanction Of my name and charac-
ie, as does the respectable citizen in the chair on
The New York herald., 1844-07-15
Supplement TO the Herald.

Ia consequence OF the great press OF Interesting
matter, we are obliged again TO resort 10 the pub-
cation Of Supplement-, which will be this morning
delivered gratis 10 all our city subscribers.
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ez-REAp WHAT sHERMAN,s IozENoEs HAVE

6F5-READ WHAT sHERMAN's LOzENGEs HAVE
DONE.-A letter just received from Mr.. Ghampn, Of
Orient l.. states that DR. Sherman's l. zenges per-
oming wonders among the people, and that the demand
increasing every day In many where the Cam.
or Lozenges have been used for headache and
Elections they have produced immediate cures and the
Worm Lozenges have eradicated more worms than any
rmrdy tha; has ever been sno@n He writes Sr large
,aiisiaction. How many there who suffering,
and who could find relief by try ing these celebrated Lo.
1enges. They are always to be had at Dr. sherman's
house, l06 Nassau street Of the Doctor. agents.
27 Hudson; lss Bowery; n East Broadway; I3y Fulton
reet, Brooklyn Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, and
c9- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The members Of
eturnng the public thanks for the liberal support they
received in their efsrts to suppress quackery"
10 ali
he great improvements lately made in the principal hos
aIs Of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
an confidently offer persons requiring medical aid ad-
santsges not TO he met with in any institution h tins
,ounry, either public private. The treatment Of the
olege is such to insure In every and
,taly different om that bern practice Of running
constuton with mercury AMI in most cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One ofths mem
rcpa hospitals oFnrope, attends daily for consua-
ion from DAM to g. PM.
IMPORTANT TO CoUNrRv lNvALrps-Persons living In
he country and not finding II convenient to attend per-
onally, have forwarded to them chest Containing
IL medicines requisite to perform perfect by SEATING
ncr case explicitly together with all symptoms time ol
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, any
ad enclosing %, post paid, addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Aren't
cnce and Consulting rooms Of tho College, 6S Nasseu
s.rest.
D3- THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES which every
family should always keep, may be had at 81 Courtland
street, viz -
The indian Vegetable Elixir. safe and enectua remo
dy for rheumatism.
Hay Lniment, certain cure for the Piles.
DR. McSairs Acoustic OIL for deafness. IT relieves at
once.
The Balm Of Columbia. for promoting the growth beau.
Y and usre of the hair. Every lady and gentleman
hould always use this balm.
The East india Dye for coloring the hair beautiful
black
The Chinese Hair Eradicator for esctually removing
he hair rom any part Of the body.
Kolmsiccks vermirge safe extermina,or for worms
N children Every mother will do well to give this
vermuge 10 her child If she suspects it has it
can do no harm. Price rs cents.
ags. CONS IUTICNAL DEBILITY CURED p--iihs
'onc Mv'ure, prepared by tho College OF Medicine ant
harTascy .f tue city of New York ~ cordas.t.y rn
pmend,d for all cases ofdebhy produce by secret in
ulgence Of any kind It'll invaluable
Tor mIctence serity, or barrenness (uness depend
tx on nal ormation.l
Single bottles 81 each cases Of haf dozen s5 care.
lily packed and sent to all parts OF the Union
Office oil the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy 81.
fassau street, VS.. RICHARDSON, NJ d, Agent.
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aSAaAroeA SPRINGS There have arrived at th
fashionable watering place, principally at the Unior
Hotel, between the Sd and the llth instant, l4S'
persons. Dr. Lardner is expected to deliver a serie
of lectures and to exhibit his unrivaled apparatus
| "a that village in short time.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

tolerant and free institutions exercise their sppro.
pririe influence, disapprove heartily as any Pro-
tesan can this attempt 10 resuscitate the spirit OF
the dark ages, and 10 enact IN this country those
scenes Of priesi!y intrigue and tyranny which IN the
odd world have been such deadly foes to human
liberty and human happiness
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

EFFLcTs or Coop NEws One Of the member
1s, elected to tie legislature il Louisiana, sudden
died on hearing OF his reiufn
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

HoT WEATHER AND IT'S EFFRcTs.-On the 9th
inst. the mercury rose to 96 deg. in the coolest
places in New Orleans. Six persons received each
coup de soleH and died ins' antly. On the day
six persons died in Cincinnati from the effects Of
drinking cold water when overheated.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

TREmEN Dous Los 1t Is estimated that property
worth at least Sl5, 5,000,0oC was lost in the recent
western floods.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

Morn oN ArrARs.--There were no later advices
received from The Mormons by yesterdays mail
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

THE HoTrEsT was the hottest day
Of the season.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

BEACON COURSE, HoBoKsN 1t is announced that
trotting match for $3.50, three mile heats, in
which either horse may go in harness or under the
saddle, is to come Of over the ground on Saturday
the 10th instant, between Columbus and Sir Will
lam A second match on Sir William against
Jersey Blue, has also been made to come of on
lhe same course on the same terms.
These will certainly be two Of as good matches,
barring accident, as have come off this season
and purse Of 800 is also offered for pacing
match, to come off on the 3lst and it is in con-
temptation to have hurdle race over the same
ground in September next. The spirited proprie-
tor Of this Course deserves every credit for the de-
sire he evinces to provide good sport.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

4.LouIsrANA ELrcrIoN.-We have papers from
New Orleans OF the 9Th inst y They give returns
confirming the whig triumph which we mentioned
yesterday. According to all present accounts there
are two whig and two democratic members to Con-
gress elected and clear whg majority in the le-
,islature and convention. Last year the Congress
.onal members were all democrats.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

Ono RivEn.-At Wheeling, on Thursday last,
there were feet Of water in the channel Of the river
tlling At Pittsburgh on the same day. the river had
six and q halt feet oi water in the channel.
The New York herald., 1844-07-15

Mr.. FEATHERsToNHAUGH AND Mr.. CLAY.-The
former person in his recent work on " America
and the Americans" which has been so severely
censured by all the journals throughout the length
and breadth of the land-as a gross libel upon the
country-srongy recommends Mr.. Henry Clay
Tor the office of President at the next election No
doubt the friends of the latter will be very thank
full for this recommendation, and appreciate it ac
cordinsy
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CRssu.-The rickety old bridge over the canal
slip adjoining Colt, Kimberly II Co s warehouse.
tumbled down this forenoon under the pressure OF
two tavern omnbusses, one carInan'7 cart enc
five horses. These, with many other vehicles
were driven at great speed TO follow steamer
which had gone up the harbor, when the whole
mass fell in together Nothing injured except the
horses which suffered some from the falling frag-
mems. Buffalo Com. Adv. 18TH
DRowxsp-Yesterday morning i Mrs. Cousi-
dan was found drowned in the race OF the Falls
Mills. She was about 40 pears OF age.
Also, at the same time and place, the body OF
an infant-ninus of head, arms and legs-no
trace to the means by which II came there.
Rochester Adv. 20.
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H,LfrAx-Ve have Ind good demand for piece goods of
late sicndy pcCs Tor there las n-o s2ea ioeahs
brisk inquiry In woods the transactions have recently been
few. and prices mo-, quite So buoyunt
KoCHp4LEWe have still 10 report brisk market large
o! business has taken place since our previous report.
aud prices remain steady.
iiUpDERsFIELn-in inluS Of MetrapCl,nn and r'h buy
accustomed The umaud i1r fancy
goods and new style, or patterns meet r-ty sale There
also the demand tor the finer description, OF plan cloths
ns. cours. The Wool market rather Queier than II las
been lutcp. but prices rule much the same.
LEEpslcIe Is Still considerable brskness IN the wooden
trnde mud the demand the Yea! Older. The
home t'ade shares improvement aud rather more business
Is doing IN the ,ynTeholS,s
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United states bnii. +-'''' ''' 30; - 1850
and

United states Bank ,s,, j SO 70
pet ~ do ociober.... ISL and Isl! 49,. 40
LIVERPOOL CorToS MAkKEr March - ne t p go, u'
claTc hy the Committee OF Brokers THIS week of iat 'oo
W. ,ce onT Quotations OF American Cotton this week 81
rerlb to sum, Sd I'd per H. and We may also hoce I'M
Rnzs md Egyptian, rather easier 10 buy pnl MOI ~ "
-. 70 he 0uoabe Sen Islands lie other hand hic ~ p.
I'm hen vines There have been taken on speculation iV"
Anercnn and 100 Surat; ana i"I SHpott.i, nrh ISll
Forwarded INTO the country unsod dunng uie h"'' low
American. ~ Pcrnam ,r ,n.
CoTrox MARKET March Give have passed lu WEE. w.eN
IN the Cotton market the trade nave ptohs ~ + -
moi sufficient Ia present prices dccliing w %
t,t,nns d ,,er To- and instances al peru ~;
the lnver ausics oil American. Brazil and Srat ~ Wn
sale. have heen The total sales IL gu bag, oi We
a. 40 ARE American. aud lzU binLis 'iS'"ih'"' ~
\ and ~ >ufhl
CoTroS Market ipnl3Ihe transactions IN ,,ltoh ilc
Friday very moderate scaic en ~ -
has received lutte support from sicculatoIs Ioa.' %
bnr. have changed hands. The rude have oSh az. anu
prce though rather lower than on FRIDAY a,t cuNeu
VIVA, euier Tie received by The llterns on le
lg, instant Disappointed the nuorty oi siecuih'os .Mo
mot exceeding 5jno OOOU bules. he expectations OF
iLes parties beng destroyed the market suddenly became n
mud deore<,d aud prices have continued 10 dIooI
mce he ARRIVAL of the steamer. inhldng sorts OF American
and all have reccded id Id ana those descfuo'
above Iulddlng have declined I'D per 10.
State of Trade I'm England.
R.pSsiry-Ncnre end Ia tiut te nome linen usht NJ
this place brskef than has been known Tor some years pre-
49,, .;, -, 80, ;,, nc n
has been for past, there good attendance
nj uye AT tins market Thursday and good den OF bus
less was done though the German petchhis
bought freely than OF late The yarn Hnikt Nhioleo m
same pan bskuess and prices were scarcely - r as o
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X MUTUAL Life insurancc Coinrnnyr Of


D. Health, Quiet, and Comfort.-T The Graham
House. g barclay New York pIoiters advaniH:e t"
rarely offered e:bl located Glenn and airy street
yery near the business part of the city and the immediate
yiinry nj the nriurpn steamboat landings Ii apartments
convenient ana neat, while ts table - Supplied with the t
Vegetables aud Fruits TINT can he procured excluding entirely
md ever effort mne render onre comfortable shower
baths free. Remember. % barclay street. Wa3u
~ Lots in Williamsburg for Snlc-:;y eligible
nj lNt; IO; OF extra locieti tie thorough
fare Ea> from the South fey, surrounded by and good
buildings They will be sold ciieHp C'ee par,ncESip ~
DIV 10 P j. FISH ~ NussaIst NewEork IN the evening
az his ;e-idence IN Williamsburg. ftI'u
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WHOLE NO. 9i5.

poARDlNG SCHooL,--lrnn: Institute, TarryioHn. y
y {-lLLlANr lYoN : r, n. ,, s9@ 5scs
ther A. Boarding school the ADVANTAGES offered at i' i
.Ssc 5.S "a carr % s.io delightful and "a
iIbnou,. convenient OF nom the ctr he hfef
cummo.cus and cumioriate-the pyy rrnuads ample arc
d-cnnnect., from the village Tie ecrr~n,f-a, etent bu,
MIDI resembling that OF vel re-uaIcd Chr stan family and
no ir etoars are received TO counteae the saia1ry nf
snrn OF fIma3v 'rl:siHE-
The ssfeal If instruction Designed merely 10 advance
ana instruct the judgment enlshtea the understanding. 10
form tie hab and 10 moral and useful direction To tho
Further particulars including Citaoss. Of S.adcnt. ops
hs yca to he hs on application a, the Institute or NJ the
Boos S;ores OF Bartlett and Wexford. Broadway. CTowc"'. t
Reference by PERMISSION The following distinguished gen.
temsn:
B EaisI.7Wi! sE. I.;i"'. ESQ,
Capt AlcT siidc Mackenzie
Hon. Cuban C. Nerplanck.
S SsSfa S;Ssfi /. i faIS.: r.a rar'yovn-
Zebe!ec UGk. Jr. E,C
YIN. Cullen Bryant ESD
JI. Van Rensselaer, Nh.
Hare /, 8rcther,. 49, ap2O 3veod
THE NEW YORK GRAMMAR SCHOol-fp BROAD
WAY near BLEgcggR-sr.-CHARLgs IL LyoN. \. NJ.
entire range OF English and Classical studies aud tie modern
Languages L. sde>snedto prepare the pupil either tor
The Setoo < Sg9rae MO two dspa rtGsa;s
mathematics.
The Collegiate Department embraces the Latin and Creek
Classes and such English and Mathematical Branches may
h desired students this department may 10 carried oTwI ri
10 any degree ~ collegiate advancement
TERMS
= a., f,r;,,, r,,...,,,,, si-on,sr ,r,,.s,
In the Ensl.h Department, Senior DIVISION. lo0
In The Engish Department Junior pNslon.. Nv
EXTRA.
Mo,ler., Languages each-...... 50 % per quarter.
Muse on the Parn... ........... 100 e
t'rcI ,or the season Il
Vocal Nr.c and -twirs though usually suhec, 10 An cv
CHARGE A.. ,,4J =. ,nnnn m - ot an education that
'!ey nrs included IN the r,uliI course without additional
charge
III. 1il1-t,-- consists nf twelve weeks
~ iTGi;.on payable IN advance
pn, may h.. entered al any time DARN, the quarter
'"'''' '''' rrrERs>CyS
III, r,,,i. =, ,,oi,,,'t5,. ,.l,-,
:. v. Iacu''J ~ Oo,'l'o ~, q, ,,Iekc- n N
ION =. T. bitl,,' ,.oE' ,!r'lile i n ~ -
Hon HoerT H. MOTIFS. hsN' GSo'st, res. ~ H.
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Markets..

Iox,ov Nosyy MARKET. April 3-1'be Money Market
daring the last fortnight has been gaduay auSaiche it
nnsnls have Yesterday and to-day reached the extraordinary
price OF 94. both for money aud account sesehl cau
have led to this high rate been some very ihiee m
waite operations and stock has also been scarce p e c,
SON has the investment OF the money recently ad 10
The commissioners Tor the reduction OF lie Natloii pent o
account OF the purchase fTeminabe Annu,ies BY act OF
Parliament the Auntcs expiring IN 1917 can oy De granted
20 The amount OF LOCO 40 and are therefore III great
rGes About ESQ 00 Tor the purchase OF all which Gun I've
rnnnd up 10 the lrh April has been paid on account
E The roke ns II IS imperative that this money shall he aid
ont IN stock. the Government broker ms been nf some
time a buyer at the rate OF falOyu TO 1871 per uay.
I ht for Money and Account have as high os 14
md new Cents i0 Bank stock W.
~ The reduction OF ,hreeand halt per cent stocks ms
noon thrnug successfully than coud l>SOH NAY
been imagined The Tor the expression Of den u st9cs
ioIs lviis IN the Juied Kingdom expired on saturday last
"' 10 rrnnrctofs holding three and half ~ -
, 'G holding reduced threc-unda-
hall per cents To the amount ot... '1s-losL y
., - ,o,,;r, ................f G00ll 0
When considered that iit amount o ,toch '' ~ fain
v.a descriptions OF security above named upwai' o t.U
~ O1 will le that the stockholders have alinst ih
yeally accede,i 10 the proposed terms tnc hoii' H.
ot l.nc little ien cent upon lhc mon" ~, y, .'
rl The holders Of Three and Hall per tents leis are te
Guct formally their assent 10 the ptoPIIt %
nn instead al givl. silent acQucSct!c. TIC i.fi' Ne It"
thc of Their until the th oi apr ana rs
already nearly lir amount have ;:Sen'gi ts sIvH
measure may be considered as definitely carried ana SAVING
~ ItsIj COO n ycnr thus secured tn the country.
I'm The Foreign market there had been tc change oi lPo
lance Dutch and Belgium Bonds steady On the uice:,alny
cd Spanish Stock lns advanced sadaly he scnene lo
the capitalization OF the ever DUO Active SoponS Is sun e
tanned Three sL cent stock hSs euis ~ by NJ n
proved the former the latter 70 l3'a south american
have also improved Columbian tx Venezuela nNe se 10
l nnd Venezuela Active and Deferred are sought Tor al I'M
Srxp STATES PuRlio srcrE,TiEsil,e business done
m ned Bonds has consisted oil the ioows' "utiuo
bntnr hp lEtp
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THE VOICE OF NEW ENGLAND.
NJ.

THE VOICE OF NEW ENuLaND
n TESSRS WALLACE < CAMPBELL. Extensive Nler
Nt chants a, Heriker y H. write that Wrtars Basam oil
Wild Cherry Is dong r0ndsrs herr for the Stek.
MIR James Emerton Druggist, OF Salem. Mas writes tlat
had cured gentleman who, for eight months lluii had mos
strongly marked symptoms OF Consumption
ii. IA, as. ,i,l>u. ndieee Portland ilaHc
say That Mi James Johnson, who gives the iol0" s'ee
one of the inst czens IN the community which he ives
A'' NoRrIr YARMOUTH, Name. March I. lai =,
have tcr more les severely afflicted with dl-aSe OF
The Inn. for EIGHT YEARS During that time Ere been
attended by Ph and nave slsS 1ic W. oil
number kinds OF the mort highly recommended ecit III
The runtry-all which but ia rnl e!e Las hn
Wa seized with n violent cough and pain ,he lt c ana
bennc of the unss. skiui Physician called "' sIl
warmer nv health improved little hut still wa. very weak
In November attacked with raekEg coi-h ana
rnsnc OF blood wa. running down very iast and hl pl.
little hopes recovering health again. ABOUT uc mr.
nj D,cenber finding relief from medical advice. eln 10
take NJ War's Bahau d: Wild Cherry. md can clegiiy
testify that derived benefit from S!nSe bottan
from all other medicines have ever taken have now user
two bottles and am better henin than hnye elaye H9fe
for SEVEN YEARS. M3kl J,'tNSsN y.
With the facts narrated above The statement correct MI
esr.cts and that ownr TO the use OF W W IS
nrs Balsam of Wild Cherry, that she recovered her
Those who sl doubt invited TO cnl and see our nte
Is testimonials Among Others have The written SIGNATURES
nj Recorder alnnd-e and John Power H. d. e.tiyins u us
wonderful efficacy and virtue. n ,,-i,,,
Beware limitations. and DO sure 10 get Dr. Wuif'
Balsam OF Wild Cherry. . w..
t'A'e'' -''''''' - - 49, lh.l I'm
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

NO ! SPRI,CE-STREET.
s..S0 600 WORTH OF SiIADES.-'Thes bsctbers IN
,sSU,DtU the attention at the pubic OF the
splendid OF Shades that could 10 collect
Ell together all having been pnined 10y OF ckno,vsged
reputation We would inform the public that have No
agent nor can our Sndc, be- bought hny other place
never allow shades be hnwsed round By dry good. nor
carpet dealers. my ether people who Judges. We
both being practical artists aud MI Shades beng QnGed
under personal directions sufficient OF having
good ace. Shnde, painted 10 any pattern and waunned
=, wnsh and curl crack Signs banners and interior
decorations done .tye be surpassed by any other
tGbihmen Trimmings OF all kinds, Wholesale and retail
10 3n BARTUI. & DE MAUNY
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MORE WORKINGS OF CONSCIENCE. A gen.
tIcman engaged in business in Chapcl.strect yes
terday received letter through the Post Office.
containing the following announcement
"Thc enclosed may have belonged 10 we omit
the name twenty years ago-princpal and interest
enclosed.
= Brooiilp, .4pr7. ISL
The enclosed was a note of fire hundred
dollars on the Exchange Bank, New-York. An
other evidence of the workings Of conscience.
(New.Uaven Courier Saturday.
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POLITICAL TRAITS By 'IUNlIS.'

Far general circulation daring ;he Campaign Of Isii
O. The publication of these Tracts was com
mcnccd at the recommendation of the Wing
Members of Congress, as will he seen below
They are issued from the Office of tho New York
Tribune, and all orders must be addressed with
the money enclosed to GREELEY 81 McELRArT
CRY OF WAsHI.Gr0S, March !, iSts
We the undersigned. Impressed with convicon Of u,
,nra and .itecty TR.cTs means oil "a
forming tn people III apC-slnng 70 orr ngiIen.' ID
,-,csts and Of tie suitable hca;ions OF >, "
,hnr nj rur RI,I OF THE COuSrRS aud oi other ltIr,
nonating from ms pea 1870 thu WIDE ejaculation ana s ~
s-inlue,, of wr that tlin-. well known 70 r lo
he Lsr-y ,ypr-, the hope inst ~ bs able 10 rne" Ms
l,bo of II. same for the contest oil l and W.
-rnr.tlc recommend ls friends, aud 20 ny a.
eori,anS throughout the Union second lis eh"itsh o"