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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09
Theatrlcala.

PALMo's new and beautiful ballet went of
still better last night than the previous occasion
Of It's performance. The dances were deservedly
much appauded 1t is really the only thing Of the
kind ever got up in this city worthy of the name.
The house was not SO crowded as the entertain
ment deserved, but still it was very respectable
house. We Noticed Captain Robert Tyler, with
his lady, and numbey OF leading fashionab-s in
the front boxes Tonight the opera Of II Pirdta
is repeated, and another brilliant and fashionable
house, of course.
The PARK.-Madame Otto made very good
impress on in the first act of Cinderella, which was
introduced after Mr.. Jones' opera. She is charm
ing vocalist. Her benefit takes place tomorrow
nj sht and it will, doubtless, be bumper.
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Personal Movements.

Bishop Kemper la had recently very narrow escape
from drowning
Mr. Jacob NJ. Nicely was recently killed by lightning,
in Brown county, Indiana.
Isaac H Wright has been nominated in opposition to
@ Adams, for the Norfolk district
Hon. willes r. Magnum N c., is dangerously i'll at his
residence in that State.
General Clark of Washington county, addressed de-
mocratic meeting at Plattsburg, a few days ago
Mrs. McHpgh has been arrested in New Orleans for
whopping her husband
Bishop tzpatrick consecraed the new portion Of the
Catholic church in Bangor last Sunday assisted by
raj OF the clergy from Boston.
Dr. Lynde is deliver the address at the Somerset Cat
tie show the 18th inst, which is to come Of at Nor
ridgewock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

DECISION IN PRIVATE Mail CAsE.-It appears
that Judge Randall, in Philadelphia. decided on
Monday against James W. Hale, private mail
runner, for $4,000, being for forty penalties of $50
each. 1t is said that the case will be carried up to
the Supreme Court for revision. That court may
confirm this decision, and thus settle the powers
of the Post Office department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

addressed by the Mayor TO the Corporation, that
project Is now on foot to build sewers for this city.
Such project to be of any use in such city as
New York would involve tremendous expense,
probably as much as that incurred in Introducing
the Croton water. Besides, according to recent
chemical discoveries, process has been escer.
tanned by which all the accumulated filth OF large
cities can be disinfec,ed and converted into the
most valuable Of manureo. We have seen state
ments and calculations in relation to the utility and
value Of this process, from which it is apparent that
a revenue over and above all expenses OF $500 OO
per snnum, could be derived from the application
OF this process to the common sewers and all such
Repositories Of filth in this city. The old system
Of sewers is then quite too expensive, and, indeed
unnecessary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

GAMBLING, OR SPORTING INTERCHANGEABLE our
law reports, will be found case which has been
brought up before Judge Kent the result OF which
involves bets to the amount of $4,000 or $4,000
Il has created much interest in the sporting world,
and was the chie subject of conversation among
the sporting gentry on the Beacon Course yester-
day. One witness, whose testimony was not i'm
portant, was examined. The case will be resumed
this forenoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

POLITICAL MOVEMENTS The TAMNANY HALL
DELEGATES, to nominate members Of Assembly,
assembled last evening and selected Mr. ISAAC b.
SMITH, Of the Ninth Ward, on the first ballot A
second ballot was made, but OF the candidates
received sufficient votes to place them in nominal
ton. The delegation then adjourned till Friday
evening next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

VALUABLE GIFT.-We saw yesterday beau
tifu silver tea service, comprising tea pot,
pitcher, and sugar bowl, which are to be given to
Captain Randall, of the steamer Wisconsin, of the
Upper Lakes. This set is beautiful for its chaste-
ness. and is gift from the passengers of the Wis
consin, on her pleasure excursion on the lakes last
summer. Fellow, Rudd, and Scudder are its
makers, and they have done justice to the donors,
as well as to the silver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CuREp.--Ths
comic Mixture, preparedby the Colegs OF Medicine and
Pharmacy OF the city OF New York, confidently 70
commended for all cases debility produced by secret in
rlgencc Of any kind. 1t Is invaluable
~ for impotence sterity barrenness (uness depend
ng 0 NAL formaticn)
Single bottles 81 each OF half dozen IS; caro-.
ally packed and sent to I'LL parta fthe Union
Office OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 9s.
sassan strcet VS. RICH q OsoN, M. D. Agsat.
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ay- BRIG ORIOLE.--The undersigned returns his
sincere thanks to Captain Andrew Barslow, for his knd
and good treatment during passage from Rio de
Janero this port which done in thirty days,
and also say that Capt a well informed seaman
and deserves credit good officer.
C. DUMAS late Master Of the brig Cyrus.
New YoRK, 9Th October, 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

CO TO OLD MAIDS, BACHELORS AND OTHERS.
DO you drst rstehead Of hair for three shlngsl
If get three shilling bottle OF Jones' Coral Hair RE-
sorative will make your hair SOFT dark silky, and
top it's falling out, clear it Of scurvy or dandru Buy
only the sign of the American Eagle 50 Chatham ST.
and 1928 Broadway. Mind, AK for Joness Hair Restora
tive take no other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

90 TAKE NOTICE,-The worst attacks Of the Piles
may be cured in short time by the of Hays Lni
ment and Lins Celestial Balm OF China. These remedies
been in fer fifteen years. and hundreds in this
city and all parts of the I'm have used then end
we'll In case they fail TO cure. the money will be
refunded Sold at 81 Courtlandt street.
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Co,,.r ron r,,r Copppcr,oy op Eppops

Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-AL
BANY, Saturday, Oct. 8. 1874 -Present-Senator
Foster, and = other Senators. Ordered That this Cour
will not hear any arguments in any from and after
the nth dy OF October instant until the 18th day Of No
vemoer next No 49, II P Alexander and al, W n.
Greene and al Mr.. y Stevens continued for deendanit
error. Monday, Oct L. Present senator Foster pre-
siding and 30 other Senators. No Ia II P. Alexander
and al vs. II. Greene and nj. Mr. s stevens concluded
for defendants in Mr.. M. r. Reynolds was heard
in repv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

no LADIES AND FEMALES BEWARE OF CON-
MON PREPARED CHALK.-lt injuries your skin and
The spanish Lily White gives the skin living snowy.
pure clear appearance and does inurs sold price
bottle, at 800 Broadway and 81 Chatham street.
or39 Fulton street, Brooklyn Take If base
crfeit
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o. DEMPsrRR gives another Concert tonight q
the Society Library Rooms See advertisement

MUSICAL DEBUTANTEs IN BosToN.-Mr. Sloman,
the we'll known comedian, has been at Boston,
with his two fine daughters, who made their debut
there witt 1yreat <clat. We find one Of the papers
speak Of them in the following fatering terms
The Concert Saturday, By Mr.. John soman and his
gifted daughters, was entirely successful The young
debane abundantly proved their high musical attain
ments, and most auspiciousy commenced public
reer which, II mistake not, will be marked hereafter
by many triumphs As harpist, Miss Elizabeth Sloman
Is without peer whilst pidns and singers both
ters excel The father possesses voice OF fine fexib
ty and compass, and imator OF other styles is
derully happy The narrative part Of his performance
exceedingly amusing, remarks limitations, and songs
being ell introduced, his anecdotes well hi, of" and
his "recoectons' pei fecty characteristic MIR Sloman
will be recolected the father Of the celebrated Jane
Sloman, wonderful execution the piano about
three years suce much astonshed and delighted hut
who terminated her public by marriage Be.
three and four hundred attended the
Saturday eveniDg-a goodiy number for "a first appear
ance' and indicating increased audience upon their
next announcement.
We all recollect the brilliant debut Of the eldest
Miss Sloman, pianist, year or two ago in this
city, and are very glad to find that her sisters
have been SO successful in theirs. indeed, we
learn from every quarter that they promise to take
a very high rank in the profession they have selec
ted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09
City Intelligence.

Police Record The Court Of Special Sessions
held yesterday morning-the Recorder presiding
assisted by Aldermen J. Williams and Jackson. mum.
Der OF petty cases OF but little interest were disposed o.
and the Court adjourned till Friday next.
Lower Police Onice.-sroLE WATcH-A girl Of
The town. Eliza smith, arrested, charged with steal
ing gold watch, worth $50 iom Frenchman while IN
house OF i'll fame in Reade street. last night She waf
arrested by watchman who searched her and found the
watch under her Committed.
RoBBIso Room MArG A man named Augustus An
chutz arrested for stealing from Peter Siocky Of 81
Washington street, the Sd Of October, $50 IN gold
He admitted the theft when charged with 1t, ano
committed to prison. part Of the property wa
recovered.
COroner's OMce.-DRowrEp A man was found
drowned the loot of Liberty street. whose nsme ID
known, but who s supposed to have been tailor, as
thinble was found Ia his vest pocket He had plain
gold ring on Of his little fingers, and was geneeD
dressed
DIEp OF ApoYLr1Y The Coroner held inquest this
morning. at the house of vandsenr French. No II Union
court University place the body OF Rosanna French
native Of ireland sged "a years who died last night Of
tpoplexy Verdict, accordingly.
ANOTHER DIArH ArorLrxy-The Coroner slst
held an lques, b5i Greenwich street, the body
sarah Warren. native of this city aged 20 years, VII,
,ame to her death by apcpexy Verdict accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

03- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, NOW IS THE
time the Balm OF Columbia for the hair. Those
who wish to whiskers long hair the coming
winter will And the Balm Of great service There Ger.
tainy article that promoted hs growth OF
he hair like it Be to get but the genuine, as
he counterfeit il worthless Sold only At 81 Courtandt
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

DANIEL. WEBSTER IN Pennsylvania Daniel
Webster is stumpiug it in Pennsylvania at very
extraordinary rate. He has spoken at Philadel-
phia-at Valley Forge-at Reading-at Po,tsyie,
aud at we don't know how many other places
sometimes at two places in one day. This is great
speed, almost equal TO that Of the Columbia rail-
road, and we only trust that there may be no ex-
pIosion. 1t is deemed and taken tor granted by
our whis friends, that Mr.. Webster's siumpiog Il
through Pennsylvania is going to carry that State
Tor Mr. Clay Very well, let s wait and see if it
does.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

90 GOURAUD's POUDRE SUBTLE, for sradicat-
ing upper nous hair from females upper lips, low lore
heads moles or the stubborn beard OF man Away test
cd before buyng-prooi positive this and mistake At
81 Walker street. first store from Broadway 81 per bot
Ala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

ny- VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS. FOR THE RA
dca Of gonorrhna gleet seminal emissions. and all
mocopurulent discharges from the urethra These pills,
the result OF twenty years. experience in the Hospital de
ventor Professor Velpeau nfalbe remedy Tor all
diseases Of the urethra. They effect cure IN much
shorter time than any other remedy without tanning the
BREATH dissg eeng with the stomach, or confinement
from business Price, 81 per box Sold OF the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy, % Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

CONSUL GENERAL OF HAMBuRa.-Albert Schu
macker, of Baltimore, has been recognized as sucl
bv the President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

SINGULAR Political CALCULATIONS The phi
losopher of the Courier and Enquirer in Wall
street, has put forth several singular calculations
on the result OF the elections that have taken
place during the present week. The State of Ohio
they claim Tor Mr. Clay and the wings by ire
mendous majority, and probably they may get it,
But he claims Pennsylvania also, by singular cal.
culation, founded a process which is perfectly
new to US. The philosopher of the Courier argues
that it will be necessary for the wing party to be
beatb by $1,000 majority at least in this election, in
order 10 carry the State for Mr.. Clay in November
The same process is applied to the New Jersey
election now pending, and if Thompson, the loco
foco candidate does not get 800 or 1000 majority,
the locofocos are all gone; but il he does get il,
then-and here's the beauty of this new process in
political calculation-then the State is certain to 20
for Clay in November The clearness of this cal
culation--the conviction which il carries 10 the
mind-cannot be paralleled in any books on the
science of mathematics, unless we look into that
famous book published by Paddy from Cork, in
which all the calculations are as " clear as mud"
The philosopher OF the Courier ought certainly
to issue treatise explanatory, OF his system of phi
losophy, for the OF schools and coli ges, as il
certainly puts us in mind OF that same Paddy from
Cork, facing rain Storm with his coat buitoned
behind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

A Man OF TRIPLE HoNoRs.-James G.. Brney il
the abolition candidate for President of the United States
Governor Of Michigan, and Member Of Assembly in the
same State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

FACTORY BURNED Woollen Factory o
Olson Smith Co.. at Proctorsville, VT, dest oye
by Gre the night of the 9TH nit part OF the good
were saved. Insurance $lA o0O which will not cove
the loss the buildings worth nearly that amount
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Mr.. GARREAU's CONCERT MIR. Garreau, an
artist of whom fame speaks very highly, and who
has already gained many friends in this city, as
well by his genilemanly department as by his fine
musical genius, gives concert at the Apollo
Rooms tomorrow evening. We had intended
speaking OF the merits OF this artist as they deserve
but fnd that the following, in the Evening Post,
expresses SO fully our own opinions, that we annex
1t at once.
From the Evening Post
Ma GaRagaU-This disting umed viooncellist who has
lately arrived rom EUROPE adyertises grand vocal and
instrumental CONCERT for Thursday next lO'h instant at
the Apollo Rooms in which e will be assisted by Messrs
AntogDni, 5anquirico, Etenne, sharfenberg. Rapeni
and Aupick. Such array oil names would certainly
crowd house not MIR. GaIreaus perform
sufficient attraction OF ITSELF But this Gentleman
has given prouf OF his high talents in oil our most
fashionabie musical circles Of which we had the
pleasure Of hearing him. Mr. Garreaus sty lie original
ana cannot be compared to the
heard tins country, and opinion II ~ that which
best his fac and noble IDstI umeRt The ann oil al
Efforts TO reproduce the accents OF the human voice
and those thrilling vibrations hich penetrate the soul
he has taken his inspirations from Ru
bns and the dstn guished singers OF times and
is hardly possible 10 hear his delightful melodies with
out being moved to His tones full and OF adm
rape precision and although spsrIng OF Hose dhcues
which astonishing than pleasant to the ear he
introduces with great TASTE enough Of them in his pieces
to show that he perfect master Of his instrument
every respect We have been shown his hand bill OF the
performances which ia rich and we ars happy to
nnd among other beautiful pieces, grand trio OF May
sder performed by Messrs sharfsnberg. Rspetti aud
Gsrreau which We heard played few nights since BY
hese gentlemen, and which will certainly be ackpowi
tdSed great piece Of music boh for the merit Of the
composition and Tor the perfection OF execution
NJ oafIeau, we uhdsrs and to this country
yum lnuoducuonso many OF most respectable lam
lies az gentleman Of hugh character and as yonny
artist Of the hrst order, although hs has been only
noticed OF late - the musical world. We think then
that h. Is entisd IN every respect the patti onage and
hearty welcome OF the American public.
STEAM FRloATE Missouri We learn, by the
arrival Of the Lexington tina, those who contracted
TO raise this steam fngate, sunk in the harbor Of
Gibraltar had aiyen n nm A q hopeIesa iob
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

BOUNDARY TROUBLE We learn with much sur
PRISE, says the New Brunswicker, that the Cana
dian Government claiming all the upper part Of thu
st john part Of Lower Canada and that the claim l.
extended as lar dawn a the Grand Fills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

QJ- TO RESTORE LEATHER AND PRESERVE
it, there is nothing which can equal the Oil Of Tanpin.
makes boots waterproof and SOFT and actually doubles
their wear prevents their cracking and strengthens
the leather and will be found superior ything
invented for harness and carriage tops Sold at 81 Court
atr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

NAvAL,--The U. s. Frgate Columbia, anchored
N Taugier Roads, on the 2sih of July, in shor
run from Naples, and will sail for the Unites
states in November, after a delightful cruize o.
twenty.eight months. We give this for the benefi
OF those interested, and are pleased TO say that the
officers and crew are all well.
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Her breast oh. Ills glory her neck white and clear

n7- Oil, WOMAN! if you but knew the excessive
power Of your charms you would not allow your skin
remain covered with bloches freckes. tan sunburn,
SC, when fifty cent cake Of Jones' Italian Chemical
Soap would give you most refreshing, dazzling, clear,
spotless, white, rosy red complexon-neck arms and
hands. Reader, do do just try so cake Of the
(be particularly Jones' Soap oh, the effect is beyond
calculation. and will make your skin pure, dazzling
white, beautiful and clear but mind buy il nowhere
else but the sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham
street, 1870 Fulton street, Brooklyn State street,
Boston Reader, il you do not wish TO be injured with
poison, cheated with trash, ask for Jones's Soap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

Run ON THE RHODE ISLAND BANKS Some
days ago, the celebrated firm in the Democratic
ranks, known by the name and title of:Slam, Bang
" Co., put forth powerful ralIying cry of call
TOR specie on the Rhode Island banks. We have
since been very curious to know the amount Of
notes which they have returned to these banks,
and the amount of specie which has consequently
lett the vaults OF those unfortunate institutions
But we rather suspect, after all that that section Of
the locofocos can run their own bare legs devsh
SIGHT better than they can run the Rhode Island
banks And this is the project to get Dorr out Of
prison! more egregious piece Of absurdty never
entered Into any ones head
OCoNNELL's FUTURE OPERATIoNs.-We give to-
day on our first page, the last speech OF O'Connell,
and very curious one in some respects, tits II
Will be seen that he Is more violent and more UNI
disguised in his declarations than ever The agl.
tatlon is 10 be more comprehensive in future, en-
braclDg England and Scotland. And the " main
chance" Is not forgotten. The funds" are to be
replenlshed. The scheme Of Preservative
Assembly" IS very well devised Each member is
to contribute five hundred dollars before he takes
hsseat O'Conne ne YER loses sight of the " fuads"
la this respect, he constantly reminds us Of Jeremy
Bidder, and his everlasting" Have you got such
thing as a guinea about you?'
OUTRAGEs AND RIoTs-We hardly open paper
from any part OF the country, without finding the
account of some outrage or riot, or murder, grow
Ing out Of political excitement. The gross person
alltes-the slander-the scurrilty-the vilupera-
tion--the falsehood-the violence-the demo-
rallzation-which have characterized the present
contest, are now bringing forth their fruits. This
has been, in fact, for the last six months, perfect
saurnaa, folly, intemperance, violence, plumber
and RIGHTEOUSNESS, produced by political excite
ment.
The only redeeming point abont the contest. has
been the appearance Of the ladies at the public
meetings and assemblages. And even this is pain
full. The bringing the domestic feelings, virtues
and habits, into contact with all the rudeness,
vugarity and RIGHTEOUSNESS of the political arena,
can, we fear, only mar the beauty of the former,
whilst no salutary influence is exerted on the
latter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

n3- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAK
5APARILLA GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
~ the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
ablished for the suppression Of quackely This refined
md highly concentrated extract possessing all the puri
Il confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
superior any extract Of sarsaparlla at present before
he public, and may be relied certain remedy for
III diseases arising IRON impure state Of the blood,
such scroua, saltrheum, ringworIn, blotches PIN
pies ulcers pain in the bones or joints nodes cuaneous
ruptons, ulceraed throat any disease arising
the secondary secse Of syphilis or nudicicus
OF mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at. rs cents secs.
" in Cases of halfa-dozen Bottles, % 90
I" I" one dozen 9 0G
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
NBA very liberal discount to wholesale pnrchassra
Office OF the College, 20 Nassau street
w g. RICHARDSON, M o.. Agent
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ly- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTETAIRvE MIX
ure, for the permanent of primary secondary
.yphilis venereai ulcers nodes, any complaint pro
inced by nudiccus use Of mercury or unskiliu me
iical treatment All persons suspecting venereal tam
emaning IN their system should use this powerful puf
ier hout delay, person consider himself gar
iter having the venereaI disease without thoroughly
eansing the system with this justly celebrated
sold in single bottles at 81 each. In cases Of hau nez
$5 carefully packed and sent to all parts oil the union
Sold at the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 70 Nassau
street. w, s. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
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tgs- BLESSING TO MANKIND -CONNEL's
MAGICAL PAIN ExTRACTOk-rh great HI aline
alve 10 acknowledged by all who have used it, to be tn.
wonderful article known repels all injuries
every 1t will cure any the following complaints
or all pay is refused for II, viz =
Bnrns, Old Sores, Erysipelas
Scalds, Bruises, chaps,
SAL Rheum, scrofala, Wounds,
Eruptions, Sore Eyes, Piles,
Chiibiains, Cold in Wounds Tender Feet &c.
Remember, II Is to be had genuine only at 81 Court.
landt street.
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@y-CHTNEsE CEMENT for mending broken China
Glass warranted at 81 Walker street, LIST store from
Broadway 26 cent a bottle.