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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05
Anusements.

NIBLo's GARDEN. Opera Of The Vivandiere
was produced at this popular establishment on Mon
dayevening with that has attended the
efforts of Mr.. Mitchell. Miss Taylor Marie the daugh
othe Regiment acquitted herself most ably, and
warmly applauded--the spirited manner in which she
gave the well known Saut la France" drew down
hearty and prolonged appreciation Mr. Holland as Lob
WITT, highly entertaining and received cordial wei
come. The scenery costumes and general effects OF the
opera excellent the chorusses most spirited and
the orchestral Accomplishments admirable.
GREAT SUCCESS OF RICHARD YE THIRDE.-This
superior burlesque is to be presented for the third
of Goser The piece has produced of the most sue.
cessful things put the stage full OF points, wit
and humor In addition to this great attraction there is
also to be performed "A Wife for with Hill as Ma
than Tucker. Mr. d L. Carpenter and Miss Cannon ap.
in variety of dances, including La TyrOene and
Ell Boero The performances conclude with the Green
Eyed Monster, Is He Jealous z" Mr.. Wharam, Mrs.
Preston and Mrs Greene sustaining principal characters
Such an immense number of persons as assembled
at the New York Museum last night we have not
beheld at place of amusement for some time One
would imagine numerously they abound at present,
that would be impossible to find visitors for all hut it is
invariably the case that the public will patronze the
establishment that provides the best entertainment We
think but opinion exist on the subject when is
stated that Giant Boy, is years old seven feet high;
Giant Girl aged Ia, and weighs 463 pounds Dwarf
three inches shorter than Tom Thumb; Giantess SIN
feet six and eight performers including Winche are all
to be for shilling The wonderful Orphan fami
Iy encored four times, and Master Rather three.
performance this afternoon at O'Clock.
READ THE CARD OF THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
Unrlvalled performances to-day by the Orphean
vocaliss, Nels the without arms, Great Western,
the greatest comedian in the country and others Besides
there to be the Giant and Gisntess the Gypsey
Queen and million strange novelties and curiosities
Lovers of song and amusement will surely goperorm
at 81 and p NJ. Those Infant Sisters will arrive
in day two from Europe when there will be grand
rush to their dancing and hear their singing Look
out for rich bill
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City Intelligence.

Lower Police Odice.-June AN OFrIcKR's PECK
PicKEp.-Francis 4. Ross, recently appointed OF
the Mayors Marshals entered complaint before Justice
Matseu yesterday that his watch taken from his
pocket in the morning while he duty in Wall ST.,
i'll search OF pckpockets Officer Bowyer despatched
aid the unlucky Marshal search Of his property,
which search WILL presume prove iruitless indeed
sPIcKpocKEr BAn.Ep-George Potter, the well known
in the act Of picking the pocket Of Mr. Edward Jones OF
sl20 and who was fully committed on the charge the
evidence being conclusive against him, again let
loose upon the community yesterday by obtaining bail
but whether the security is responsible not we have
yet ascertained The city is swarming with pick.
pockets and in the removal Of old officers the Mayor
and the appointment OF new this class of rogues well
all thieves and burglars will reap rich harvest
CONSERVATIVES CAUGHT.-John A Canter, well known
dealer in counterfeit money was arrested yesterday
by officer Baker charge of having passed $40 note
purporting to be of the Eagle Bank Of Bristol r. L.
Jefferson Smith, grocer Of Hudson and Duane,
the 18th OF last month The note proved to be counter
felt and Mr. Smith gave notice to the police Of the fact
which led to the of Canter who fully recognized
the person who passed the note. Another charge of
similar character against him will establish the scienter
III the and secure his conviction.
Took WATCH IN STRANGE WAY.-A few days since
valuable gold watch taken from the private apart
of John f. Delaplane, New street. also $40 in
money draft for 500 and pair of spectacles After
much search the watch found in the possession of
person named John Boen, but Mr. DelaplaRe in making
his affidavit before the Police Justice testified that he did
not believe Mr. Bosn took the watch with any felonious
intent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05
Decrease. S20S. o32,O65 s72.4l3.53o $s5,5si, 3GS

Increase. $6,lT,508
1896 period Of high prices when the manufacturers
foreign nations filled markets to overlooking with
their surplus stocks when manufactures could
begin compete with those Of Europe at
very doors when currency inflated, that
tariff laws completely useless far shutting out
foreign manufactures concerned in granting tho
least protection to our home producers 1874 is period
Of low prices the manufacturing interests daily
growing prosperity in consequence Of the inability of
the manufacturers of Great Britain to undersell in
markets. and in consequence of the have
met with in supplying other nations present tariff
laws are restricted than those Of 1895 and 1885,
and yet we able to shut out foreign manufactures,
similar to those produced in this country. Tho times
completely reversed in every particular from in
aated currency We have down nearly to specie
standard from high prices to low from immense mpora
tions and limited exports, to large exports and limited
imports, and from expansion, in every department to
reference to the above table, comparing the bank
movement Of the two periods. From issue Of paper
money in the proportion Of four TO one, have a
proportion nearly to have nearly dollar in
specie to Of paper in circulation; and long this
proportion is sustained, long will be independent
Of other nations and able to successfully compete with
them.
While this revolution has been going here in the
currency Of this country the bank movement Of Great
Britain has remained without much alteration.
n M. d.
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90 1T MUST BE ALLOWED THERE IS MOTH
ing SO agreeable and at the time ecscous the
cure OF all botcbed, pmpled freckled. scorbutic and
diseased skins the Italian Medicsted Soap Of Dr. Felix
Gouraud By variety Of oesginous and medicated com
bnatons this soap he's the singular chemical property Of
infalliby and almost nstantaneousy metamorphosing
the darkest salowes reddes toughest and uneven skin
into the ceares sweetest and most regular OF complex
ions Like all other invaluable end truly blessed dis
coveries the result OF many years and patient in
vestgaon, DR.. Gourauds Italian Medicated soap has
been UNANIMOUSLY counereited. Purchasers must there
fore be their guard and buy where else In this city
but at 81 Walker street. first store from Broadway Price
80 cents cake Philadelphia, rs Chestnut streets Bos
ton, Jordan, Milk street; Poughkeepsie Jared Gray
Rochester Tousey; Myers, New Haven stoors, Hudson
and Pearce Albany, 10. Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

ny- THE GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC
TOR SALVE can suffering and life under the mos
trying and helpless circumstances OF burns and
scads and where the skill of the whole faculty and other
things fail and without giving additional PAIN
and free from II also relieves all kinds Of infam
mations-extracs notification relieves all pain and
heals the worst and wounds leaving scarand
unless proves trial. fifty dollars shall be paid to
the Orphan Asylum in this city Remember it is found
only genuine at 81 Conrtlandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

o. TO THE LADIES.-Messrs Comsock & Co., 81
Courtlandt street have just received and splendid
assortments of perfumery comprising Bay Rum, Cologne
and Lavender Waters Oriental Water Of Gold, Oil of
Roses, &C., they have also received new article OF Hair
Oil Detterers Magic Oil, the peculiar properties Of which
require comment, suffice it to say in relation to this
splendid OIL that any person who may use it once will
never allow themselves to be without it, and unlike any
other oils for the hair it will not soil the finest ladies'
gentemcns hat in the least but only mparts to the hair
beautiful usre We advise every lady to try this OIL
and if il does recommendation, pledge
ourselves to refund their money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A die Of the Freemsn's
Journal weekly paper, published in New York. from
lsao up to the present time This is the weekly paper
which Is considered the organ Of Bishop Hughes, and
which contains all his IDEAS and speeches We want to
purchase or to borrow file OF this paper in order to
place the public conduct of Bishop Hughes before the
American people in its just true and proper light and per
chance to use up what little Is now Lett of him.
Any person having such file, for loan or sale, will
please to apply this office and learn further particulars
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QyerArIor. yo. AM..IcAr sros.s b. L.spe,.

Prices for all others quite firm but in the absenc
of operations il impossible to tell whether the improve
feeling will be sustained not Maryland 5s have falle
of slightly which be attributed to the accounts pre-
viously received of the movements Of the Legislature
TINT State.
The anticipated change in the banking system
of Great Britain, will undoubtedly have a very grea
effect American and all other stocks in the Londo
market The reduction required in the circulation Of thu
kingdom, will undoubtedly restrict speculatons of al
kinds and conne the employment of capital to thu
regular channels of trade The reduction OF the paps
issues OF banks will create corresponding reduction IN
prices and enable the manufacturers of Great Britain
compete successfully with other nations than they
at present able to do with paper currency large
than that of any other country. The prosperity of all
interests depends upon the extent and value of the
rency The smallest amount of paper money nsures the
greatest prosperity and enables producers send abroad
their produce at the lowest prices The truth OF this
established from the fact that those nations whose
rency approaches the nearest strict specie standard
enabled to manufacture cheaper than those whose
currency into paper issues The government
OF Great Britain perfectly understands this principle and
have before them opportunity and necessity to put
into operation Heretofore Great Britain has retained
supremacy in manufactures She has been able supply
all the markets of the world with her and merchan
disc not from any previous superiority in her currency
have recently made rapid strides in manufacturing and
have displaced in several markets those Of Great Britain
This has compelled the government OF England to adopt
measures to insure continuance Of the monopoly she
has long enjoyed. The first step towards the accom-
plshment of this result is complete revolution in the
system of banking is found necessary to increase the
value of the currency by limiting the extent Of the pa
per issues The British ministry find that the United
States have become formidable rival to their manuiac
turers in the China and German markets, through the
restrictions and notifications that have taken place in the
currency this country This has not only enabled
manufacturers successfully compete with other nations,
Tut has destroyed the markets here for foreign mer-
chandize, and given the privilege OF supplying our
selves The reduction that has lately taken place in tho
paper issues and bank movements of the United States
can be seen by the annexed tables
BANK MOVEMENT OF THE u. s; IN 1896 AND 1874.
Loans dis. Specie. Circulation. Deposits
1896. S43 1871 $3887 SOL $l28 l04 3s8 0529 1856
1874, 207 277,l26 a $1,000 53,688792 689j7 7s0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

90 PILEs.-This distressing complaint may be cured
by the of Hays Lniment article VIII ch has
failed give relief in the worst This article we
warrant To be had at 81 Courtlandt st.
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New stock Exchange.


AsHEsThere very little doing in either descriptions
pots very dull at 81 IS 81 at and pearls at 81 62t
BgEswAx-The demand Is confined principally to the
wants export. We quote prime northern and southern
yellow at 29a zoe.
BREApsruFrs-Flo and grain without change
jenesee -four 81 o. The following ID statement OF the
breadsus received at Albany from the commemorate
navigation to the close OF the month Of May in sas and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

13- LOOK TO YOUR PANTRIES AND BED
ROOMS-Have you Reaches Bed. Bugs in your housel
remedy for these noxous vermin may be had at 81
Courtlandt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

BANNER FERMENTATION The ladies of the Fifth
Ward present the Natives with splendid banner,
tonight, at O'Clock, at the Apollo Saloon It will
be an interesting sight even to Bishop Hughes. to
whom we willingly transfer our ticket of invita-
ion, as we cannot attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05


The stock market fairly broke down to-day. The sales
werequte large prices showing decline of omone
four per sent At the Old Board Long Island foil of
per cent Canton do, Harlem II do farmers Trust d
Norwich Worcester, q Vicksburg. /; Ohio 6s, I;
Kentucky 6's, since last sale Illinois, Il Erie Railroad
Morris Canal 81 since last sale United States Bank II
At the board Long Island declined u per cent Car
ton Co Stoningon 2; Farmers Trust /; Pennsylvania
S. Indiana Il Kentucky 6s, 4; Norwich Worcester,
This is of those Gains that usually happen dur
ing period of speculation lu very often takes place
in the excitement, which leads many into the specu
laons the strength of reaction and induces others to
sell prematurely for fear OF further decline The
movements going on in the cotton market, must even
tually prove favorable to stock operations Cotton is
moving forward Holders preparing to make large
shipments This will make exchange plenty, and throw
great amount Of capital out Of the investments is
employed in. Money must consequently become pen.
tier; long money is abundant stock specuations
must thrive
The North American Fire Insurance Company have
declared ual dividend Of five per cent payable
on and after the 10th inst
The receipts of all the various railroad companies have
creasing extent that must have very favorable
influence future dividends and those roads that have
heretofore paid dividend at ALL must at the of
increase soon be in condition enabling them to do So
RECEIPTS OF THE Norwich WORCESTER RAILROAD.
Do DO lo93 4o563 10
Receipts for May, ls4a. ............. .Sis049 70
Do. do ls43 ............... Ao4o ii
Increase for May 1874. Observation-Disclosures 34O9 SO
At this of increase through the season, the affairs
Of this company will be redeemed from the nna
vorable position they have occupied since the CON-
pleton of the road Other companies improving very
rapidly.
RECEIPTS OF THE New YORK ERIE RAILROAD.
Receipts for May, ls44 .-...........$ is s04 AZ
Do. do ls43. .Io,4s3,S3
Increase for May 1884,. .$s32 is
This increase is equal to nearly thirty three anda third
per cent
RrcyPrs OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD.
Receipts of 1914, to May 25th .....". Sli4,l22o4
Do. ls43 to May 27th ....."....... .43,s75
Increase in ls44 $40 GAG 67a
This is increase of more than one-hundred and fifty
per cent All the railroads of the country benefited
by the great improvement of business They intimate
Iy connected with the of internal trade
and the prosperity Of the nsures that of the other
Domestcs exported from Boston, during the week end
ing June LIST, 1914:
To East Indies. lou psies
West Indies %
South America. %
Total .2aS
The monthly report Of the Treasury notes in crcula
ton. from the Treasury Department for June show
slight decrease, compared with that for May.
UrrrEp STATE. TREASURY Norris
March. .qpril. May. June
g. 1913. sn Gal I,177sss I2os 4is i,oe7s,2
'' der thu "' act tot Of March
s. isis. L7lso'O '7slAao 1905 40 so'4oe
s,,,, g., s,2,ssss s,I.,as, a.s1sea
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{13- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR-
SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
ablshed for the suppression of quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pur
lying qualities and curative powers of the above herbs
confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
superior any extract OF Sarsaparlla at before
the public and may be relied certain remedy for
all diseases arising from impure state of the blood
such scrolula salt.rheum. ringworm botches PIN
ples ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cutaneous
eruptions liberated throat disease arising
from the secondary effects of syphilis njudcious
mercury
Sold in single Bottles, OF .......... rs cents each
" in Cases of halfa-dozen Bottles, 50 so
one dozen " 90
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
N.B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office of the College, 95 Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

MILTARv.-The Guards of this city and ofBrook-
Iyn made fine display yesterday. They were re.
viewed on the Battery, and ate dinner a, Nlblo's.
AT nine o'clock last evening they passed our Office
their way to Brooklyn with the fine band from
Governors Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

II I3- DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
For instantly cunning burns scads piles blind or bleed
ing, and all infammatory complaints If III Daley be
not written with pen every box, avoid as poison
To be found at 81 Walker stsee fst store from Broad
ua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

RHETORICAL SOCIETY We have report OF the in
teresting proceedings of this body last evening, bu
are obliged to deferit for want of room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

NAvAL.-The U. 8. brig Somers, Lieut.. Geery,
was of ths-S w. Pass, on the 23d ult., all well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

CAPTAIN ELLIOT, the British Charge d'Affaire
to Texas, is in Natchez, Miss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

Our FREMRN-Protector Engine, No 20, and
Company, ofthis city, passed through Philadelphia
on Monday, en- route to Baltimore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05
s., 900, $40 3,llI,263 2,a64 CSC ga,


The issue Of Treasury notes bearing merely nominal
interest remains without much alteration, the last returns
showing that only $4,000 less outstanding than in
April. The falling of has been principally confined to
the issue prior to August 81 ls4a The total amount out
standing is SOs7s less than at the date Of the May re-
turns.
Quotations for American stocks were advancing in
London The advices received Acadia in relation to
Ponnsy vnns stocks had not only favorable influence
prices for that stock but most all others offered
The transactions were principally confined to New York
and Pennsylvania securities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

90 TO THOSE SUFFERING WITH RHEUMA-
TISM.-The celebrated Magic Nerve and Bone Linment
and Indian Vegetable Elixir, s warranted to any
of Rheumatism. Rheumatic sufferer remember this,
and these articles at 81 Courtandt street. nger
on in your sufferings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

0l5- COMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.--A remedy
for worms in every case AT 81 Couand street Price 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

Cool PLAcE.-A splendid new house, called the
Clifton House, has been opened on one OF the cool
heights near the flag staff Staten Island, oppo-
SITE Fort Hamilton. 1t is kept by Prizes, formerly
well known in New Brighton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

Orr WITH THEIR HeADs.-The Common Coun.
Gil assemble in joint meeting this evening to con.
tlnue the dccapitation of office holders, and sta
ton their political friends at the public crib
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

CHRIS. LILLY.-This young man is still confined
IN jail In westminster county, in consequence of his
not having paid the fine of $500 for the death of
Mccoy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

OLE BuLLrANA.-This genius of the North gave
his last concert in Boston last Monday evening
He visits New Haven on the 10th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

CorroH-There sales effected to-day, which
would establish rates Holders unwilling to offer at
prceswithin the range Of orders.
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DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION AT THE SOUTH. The
South CUohntdn, newspaper published at Co.
lumbla In that State, after series OF remarks on
the probable chance oil the Texas treaty before the
Senate, proposes, In the event OF its failure the
following -
l. To call upon delegations in Congress- il in SEES
sion Senator'S If they be at the
to wait on minister and with him
against any negotiation with other powers until the
Southern States shall have had reasonable time decide
upon their course.
That object secured, Convention OF the people Of
each State should be promptly called to deliberate and
decide upon the action TO be taken by the slave States
the question of Annexaon and to appoint delegates to
Convention OF the Slave states with instructions TO carry
into effect the behests of the people
That Convention Of the slave States by delegations
from each, appointed aforesaid should be called. to
meet at central position to take into consideration
the question of annexing Texas to the Union, If the
Union will accept or II the Union Will not accept it,
then, of annexing Texas TO the Southern States.
That the President of the United States be requested
by the General Convention of the slave States call
Congress together Immediately; when the final issue
shall be made up and the alternative distinctly presented
TO the Tree states either TO admit Texas into the Union
to peaeesby and calmly to arrange the terms Of
dissolution of the Union
This is pretty much the same course proposed by
the Northern fanatics, provided the treaty be con-
hrmed.
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CO. 1T WAS SAID OF ATTILA, THAT ON
spot where the hoofs of his struck the EARTH
blade Of grass ever grew again" 1t may be said in
similar tone that wherever Goursuds Podres Subes"
touch the skin the from the place like magic
ecacious this preparation that in NO instance has it
ever failed in eradcang the stubborn hair, and to
put the matter past all kind of doubt with the most skep
ticlal who have been egregously humbugged by mi
tatons the genuine always tested at the original once
81 Walker street. FIRST store from Broadway. with the
startling effect. No pain sensation, no discoora
ton of the skin, 1t all operating like charm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

THEArRIcAL.-Last night terminated Ole Bulls
engagement at Boston.
MIR. Thorne took his benefit at the s'National."
on Monday evening.
Ole Bull presented Mr. Herwig, leader of the
orchestra, with superb bIeastpin, before the au-
dience. the other evening" in testimony of the able
way in which he supported him in his per.
fOrm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-05

qy- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED IN,
ronc Mixture, prepared by the College OF Medicine ans
Pharmacy Of the city of New York, IL confidently re
commended for all ofdeby produced by secret In
diligence or excess OF any kind an invaluable RENE
dy Tor Impotence sterty barrenness unless depend
ing on mal-fornaton)
Single bottea 81 each OF hall dozen S5,
fully packed and sent 10 all parts of the Union.
Office OF tina College of Medicine and Pharmacy. o.
Nassau street. Wi RICHARDSON, Nj. L. Agent