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The New York herald., 1844-09-29

DEATH OF NEW YoRKER.-The State Artillery
Company returned yesterday morning on the
Crsoe IRON Pensacola Onthe last day OF its stay in that
CIT, gloom was thrown the encampment by the
dedh oi Alexander Watson, Jr member vt the Artillery
II remains we're followed ts the grave by his brothe'
oiefs an numerous OF naval oiic cers and
citizens OF the place MIR. Watson at the time of his
eath hfst Assistant Engineer OF the Fire Department
Of tobiie ana Major OF the 42d Regiment OF Alabama
htBua lie mas been ~ years past largely engaged In
commercial business In Mobile and was extensiyel,
known throughout the city aud county. He was bornin
Ne@ YORK where ms relations principally i've with the
exception OF sister, residing are told in Montgomery
Alasama. Mobile Herald, Sep a.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

THERE'S perhaps nothing more distinctive of birth
than the hand Bvron
90 REJoICE-iE FORTUNE HUNTERS. THAT
Gourauds Italian adicated Soap will give to your hands
all the soness whiteness and decacy Of the highest
born and distinguished in the refined and polished
courts OF Europe besides elictng beaut fully iranspa
rent polish to your nails slight pressure from such
hand, given to beauteous heiress or gentle maiden,
Reader, this is fiction Gouraud's Medcaed Soap has
actually the chemical property Of changing sailow,
rough pimpled tanned, eruptive skins, into the most
sire. Found only at 81 Walker St. first stor from Broad
way, so cents acake; Jordon, Milk st, Boston; Lowell
Carleton s Coz Pearce. Albany; Backu & Bull, 2si
River st Troy; sorrs, Hudson Gray, Poughkeepse; IA
Chesnut st. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29
Circuit Court.

sEPr. 2s-.a .auertoa ads. NJ Caiknis This was an
action Of trover TO the value of taken by
the dire sction OF party named Erasus Wheaton, and
claimed ta have been bought by him the plaintiff
Plaintiff app arsd proved that the defendant said he
took them by Wheaton orders Defendant tried JUS
tiy under WIS alleged title Plaintiff gave no evidence
md recorded udg ent in the Common Pleas In favor Of
The plaintiff against Wheaton, for the cattle,
as witness, and plant contended that the record
conclusive Verdict for plaintiff
For plain lit II. Hasngs-For defendant A. q Rau
sen and f. w. Chester.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

The EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. ecclesiastical
Convention, which had its sessions in this city last
week, has created as much excitement in certain
classes OF society, in consequence Of the difficult
ties, disputes, quarrels and controversies which
characterized il, as iha, which we perceive every
where around us, growing out of the violent con-
test now raging relative to the two Presidential
candidates, and the possession Of ''the spoils"-
Singuary enough at the very same time and mo-
ment, end when there was so much brightness in
the heavens above,--so much calmness and cool
ness in the earth beow,-and for aught that we
know, so much peace and repose under the earth,
on Friday evening we were presented with the sin
suar spectacle Of body Of venerable, pious, and
holy men Of God, ministers and elders quarrelling
and fighting with all the intellectual weapons OF
excited controversy. and the members of the .sEm-
pire" and "Knickerbocker'' clubs pounding and
pummelling each other with all sorts of carna
weapons in the Bowery and about the Park.
We are, therefore, not at all surprised-uor can
any one be surprlsed-no, not even the angels in
Heaven nor the saints who have assumed their
seats of glory, at the rowdyism and insurrectonary
spirit which is exhibited in the streets Of New
York during political contest when we see at the
same time that the very fathers OF the church can
hot heeP iicH uInpcIs, ana forget alOgether the
duties OF their solemn and sacred position-cannot
even behave TO each other like geniemen-filllng
the church of ST. Jchn's with their jealouses dlsa-
sreements and heartburnings. And about what is
all this unholy warfare in the Episcopal church p
Something which they call "Puseyism," but which
we believe Is simply the possession Of "he spoils"
The conduct of this Convention presented some
striking points of rebuke, as well as Of approba-
ton. Fit be the sincere belief Of the clergy and
laty that the church is one and indivsible and
that they possess precisely no more nor no less
than the original power communicated to the
holy apostles, they are perfectly right in holding
on But we suspect that they have made great
mistake when they attempt 10 exclude the press
and are so dsobligng 10 refuse TO extend ordi
nary courtesy to the representatives Of the great
body OF the people, the representatives of the
newspaper press. Here the Convention made
fatal mistake. What have they to fear from the
public eye? There can be no objection to giving
an increase Of salary to Bishop Onderdonk, if he
requires it-and we understand he does-because
the property of Trinity Church is quite able to
bear the added burden. They have all got fat
within the last few years. and il is proper that they
should be supported in decent way But there
is point beyond which, if they go, they will get
themselves into difficulty, not only within their
own pale, but also with the world at large; and in
that very turning point has the Episcopal church
now placed ITSELF
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

MORMON AFFAIRS -Orson Hyde, one of the
Mormon Imposters, has written a letter denying all
the material statements made in the mt letter OF Sid
ney Rigdon He charges that Rigdon expe
Id from the Mormon church for Offences entirely
srent from those alleged in his letter These Mormon
leaders will satisfy all the world that they just
that description Of that they have been
be by those citizens OF Missouri and Illinois, who have
had the best opportunity OF knowing them.-Sf Louis
Era, Sent. 10.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

BUILDING IN PHrLADRLpHA.-The North Amer-
states the following interesting and important
acts respecting the growth Of philadelphia Ia the city
in progress, is 400 in the Northern Libertie-,
ls in Spring Garden 4S9 in Kensingon, LAB. Total,
Il20.
We have not included in the above returns any new
buildings ia Southwark, Moyamensing, West Phls.
dolphin. which will ncrease the number about AGO.
king total Of upwards OF 1900 buildings, Of which
about thirty frame and all the OF brick stone or
MARBLE and of most substantial character.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29
ST. GEoRGE's CLUB.

BY the foregoing, it may be seen that neither
parties scored SO much this year as on the pre-
matches, say the laiter play was superior to the
former
Of the Canadian players this year, seven of them
members OF the Toronto Club, and come from
the neghborhood of Toronto two are members
OF the Guelph Club one gentleman from Men
lreal and one from Kingston, Canada.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29
Common Pleas.

SEPT. 2s.-DEcgIoNs-Ntipard N. Tauie ads. Ed
,card Eiiscorth-Order at Chambers modified to
require SIT to b, paid by the plaintiff within two days a
notice of this rule No costs allowed this appeal
George Sufeid Us. Monmaufh B. Hark--Appaal from
taxation sustained in part and in part denied written
No costs to either party.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

DISEASE IN THE WEsT.--The ST. Louis Gazette
says" The fever and ague, and indeed remittents
lent enough however while from the Interior from all
sections OF Illinois, MISSOURI and the Upper Mssissppi
10 us intelligence Of universal sickness. ST. Louis
indeed is probably the healthy spot In the cir
cult Of q thousand miles
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

PoLITics IN CANADA The Montreal Courier SAYS
ma Mcssrs Baldwin and Small exmen,bers of tho Cabi
Al lave followed the example OF Messrs Laionaine AM
Non thrown up their silk gowns OF Queens counsel IN
consequence OF Expressions In q recent replv o si
impeaching their loyalty.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

NAvAL.-The U. S. ship Savannah was at Cal
lao on the 18th OF July, and was to leave on The
10th tor Panama, to receive the Commodore. who
IA expected to take the place Of Commod IRE Dallas,
deceased The u s. schooner Shark arrived at the
port on the 18th OF July from Panama The frigae
United States smiled from Caao on the 9th Of july for
Norfolk The u s ship Relief was about leaving on
the 18th OF July for Valparaiso, to procure supplies or
the squadron.
The U. s. brig Dolphin now at the Navy Yard, Cos
port Is to be fitted out Immediately for the Mediterra.
nean The sloop Of war Jamestown, at Norfolk. is
dered to be fitted for Immediately lit is reported thai
she is to be the flag ship the African squadron under
the command Of Com. Charles w. Skinner. She is ex.
pected to sail in November. The sloop Of war Dale
New York is also to be fitted for the coast tf Africa
Commander Montgomery has been ordered to the sloop
oil war Portsmouth, at Portsmouth, II md Lieuten ant
CHARLES Turner has been ordered to the command Of the
Erie.
The sloop of war Fairfield, in the Mediterranean and
Cyane in the Pacific is said have been ordered home
and II is rumored that the slsop OF St Marys which
10 BIZ launched shortly from the Navy Yard Washing
ton will he ordered to the ederranean under CO M
mand Of Commander John Saunders.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

SrcKNBss.-The Newbernian IN. c. says:-We
have been much concerned for some weeks TO hear
Of the sickness and mortality which prevailed in some
the counties above us ln Duplin we learn whole IA
miles have been prostrated at tme and the mortality
has been alarming. Other sections continuous TO the
waters of Neuse and Tar rivers have suffered severely
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

Mr.. MAcRRApY's FAREWELL ADpREss.-The ad-
dress OF Mr.. Macready, in bidding farewell to the
audience at the Park, on Friday night, and which
We gave in full yesterday morning, has excited
good deal Of criticism and remark Many Of the
judcious and intelligent theatre-gong people con-
ceive 1t as exceedingly egotistical and conceited-
others think II was not in very good taste Some
of the actors think that he was mpertlnent-
think that he was very Just. Numbers ask, .does
Mr. Macready think that Forrest-,hat our own
native talent, has done nothing to keep the drama
alive - Many OF the ladies think that il was very
fine, and that the tie of Mr. Macready's white
neckcloth was marvellousy artistical Altogether.
the public are about as well agreed on the subject
rs they generally are on most matters on which
their judgment is exercised. hat the address
was sufficiently characteristic to be highly egets
tcal, we admit, but the Of the players duties
and vocation, was well and timely stated, and tn
general remarks ON the drama itself, have been
often presented in this journal With artists Of a
high order to sustain IT, the drama is always GER
tain OF securing large measure OF public favor.
But where are We TO get these artists Mr.. Ma.
cready is "the last Of the cock edshats, on tbe,EaQ
lish stage, and we must look to our own great
country for the elevated dramatic genius which il
destined TO revive the fortunes Of the art
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

STEAMSHIP HlBERNIA, Ryrie, from Boston, ar
rived at Halifax, 18th instant at III p. In fyseven
hours She detained twelve hours beyond her usual
time by strong eastcrly wind She left for Liverpool
a IA NJ on the 10Th with ten additional passengers.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

STEAMSHIP BRIrANNIA.-Th letter bags OF this
steamer will close in this city tomorrow after
noon. She leaves Boston on Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

G5- CURE FOR DEAFNESs-The vast amount
Testimony already procured in favor Of Dr. McNsir's
Ncousuc on mas gained FOR 1t reputation before
sqnaled and we can pronounce il a safe and certain
emedy for all buzzng pains in the ear and we are daily
ectivng accounts OF its remarkable effects and can
er the ncreinlsu 10 cases which have under our
wn knowledge in which the hearing restored after
ne person had been deaf for years Sold only by Com.
,tock and Co.. No 81 Courtlandt street Price 81 per
flask -
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

REGISTRATION THE INDIANs-Mackinac, the
.ingly isle of our Medltenaneans, has recent o
,een literally encompassed by savages Some 3500of the
ierent bands Of Chippewas assembled thereto ceiye
heir annual stipend from the General Governms mt and
heir lodges and bark arranged along ths siyery
beach presented fine view OF extensive Indian on.
campment Previous to receiving the pay.Gent regis
ration Of the families the ribs takes place
nd correspondent Of the Chicago Journal thus notices
he registration at Mackinac Sin the regis ration Of the
adians is object for them to make their families as
numerous possible being paid per capita. Barefaced
asehood and every species of cunning resorte to
enable them to count. Children were lent and bor
owed corroborated each others statements
feet The very efficient officer OF the Government in
almost every instance detected the deceit and
he truth A smile from the whole assembly greeted
failure in any OF these attempts at deception x groHp
consisting OF slender youth of fourteen, woman OF
nature years. and number OF grave noble looking old
men, at racied my attention. On inquiry found them
ne hereditary chcfsn OF the tribe with bis mother and
privy councillors strong Ieayen of cunning estroy
ed in the young cheitan otherwise fine counes ance
the queen mother bore the Impress of high rank in the
9erecty negligeo arrangement Of her costume which
carce protected her from the vulgar gaze But the old
braves, who composed the council would have graced
iay court in Chrisendom One, the prime minister the
Nester CT the group was magnificent fellow abou,
three score years and ten erect Commanding with eve
nndmmed aud denoting and
An instance Of the arrogance Of the young che,ao ner
cy Characteristic Of the savsge occurred In the even
ng He bought barrel o four beckoned three or four
tout fellows to roll il to his tent and srutted beside them
with folded arms, with all the pride Of the C@sars
Ckpea1d Journal.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

Ohio RivER.--There were only twenty inches
of wafer in the channel Of The river at Pittsburg on
We nesdsy last Light drift boats still continue to run
from that city 10 Cincinnati.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

Before Judge Sherman.
SEPT. 29- Sydney Doian william Pearsall-ln this
iction, which was reported in yesterdays Herald, the
jury rendered q verdict for the plaintiff of $45.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

HEALTH OF NEw ORLEANs.--We repeat our de-
claraiions that the city was never more healthy
,han at the present moment notwithstanding the croak
s Of some OF the city papers TIE cry of elbow fever
II all stun humbug got up for effect We conversed yes.
lay with several Of the most prominent phi icans in t,
city, u. Stone among the rest and they assured us tba
n yate practice they have met half dozen cases
rhe few that have occurred in the Hospital are Der
fecty understood by people who live New Orleans ane
ho attempt to get up Epidemic jnst before the Presi
den,ia election, only excites smile of dersion-N
Topc, Sept 10.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

~ GOURAUD'S CELEBRATED POUDRE SUR
le, for eradcatng hair from females upper lips low
oreheads the stubborn beard Of man. Found In New
York only at 81 Walker street. 1st from Broadway
s sold in Boston ssly at A s. Jordans, Milk street,
8sWare OF hnIEprce limitations. -"
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

Jl3- VELPEAC'S SPECIFIC
iicni cure of gonorrhnl glees PILLS, FOR THE RIA
nocopuruent discharges w seminal emissions and all
Charlie in Paris s,es experience in the Hospital de
ventor, Professor pronounced by their celebrated in
diseases Of tls yepeau, sn iniable remedy for all
.horter .imsf urethra. They effect a cure IN a much
breat d.ss any other remedy, without taintng the
rom hw' .greeing with the stomach or confinement
Medic' mess Price, ~ per box Sold at the College OF
ne and Pharmacy % Nassau street
w. = RICHARDSON M. d. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

90 THE PILEs.-How many suffer from ,b;s c.r.
piaint and have been subjectedto its attacks fr yes
hereby frequently causing detention from busnees .,
sometimes even a complete prostration such ~ snd
might I've and the attack entirely cured tacks
use OF Hays Lniment and Lins Balm OF Chm by the
immedieie relief and are now we'll it's Aperienced
cine, but one that has been in use foyr 4 new me-
years and s certainty in curing the pp he last fifteen
nlished Sold at Il CouItlandt street is esta.
In case this remedy fails TO cure,
funded. The price will be re.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

CO GOURAUD'S SPANISH LILY WHITE FOR
the complexion. beautifully scented and OF the utmost
purity, a, o. walker street lst store from Broadway
Found only in Boston at A s. Jordan's MIX street.
;arleon and CO., Lowell; Backus and Bnii Tra,
pearce, Albany; storrs Hudson; Gray, Poughkeepse.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

New VARIETY OF WHEAr.-Sev veral farmers in
his quarter have cultivated a new variety OF
wheat Tor year or two past with great satisfaction II
- called from the iact that about pint
was here from that State in 1885, by an observ
ing farmer After finding that succeeded well In th,
climate he dissemnatedi for seed and it is Computed
hat this year 1900 bushels have been raised chiefly in
he Whitewater valley takes the preference by far
,ver all other kinds Of wheat brought to this market
Weighing from "a 10 90 lbs TO the bushe It's yield has
ivsrged about 30 bushels to the this and the
crop was so forward that at Harrison in this county
all harvested by the 9th Of June one man in tha
lace has raised this 500 bushels that sells quick at
81 per bushe for seed Its culture in this auarer ano
the neighboring parts OF Indiana aud Kentucky will be
argeiy extended his fall The Clermont Fourier Assc
ciaton will alone 100 with it. Mr. Bradbury
dr Fsgn, and probably other mlers here are selling il
farmers, for Seed o, 81 per bushe The supply howey
eyer, is far short Of The demand Cincinnati itias
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

SNAKE Story One of our subscribers, living on
HevIa street. killed on Saturday last, in the neigh.
oorhood OF the worh-house Of the Second Municipay
mocasn snake which measured Ave feet and nine inches
length, having in its stomach toad and common
ized land terrariu or gopher" The snake measured
fourteen inches in circumference al the point where the
errapin was deposited His snakeshp must have recen.
taken his meal. as decomposition had not commenced
With either the toad or terrapin. O. Pic. Sent IT.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

W DO YOU WISH TO HAVE A BEAUTIrIr
read oil hair entirely free from dandruf7 Then nrocn.
bottle OF the Balm OF Columbia which has stood tb %
years tra and has gained reputation far surpassin
my vsner ~ article IN use NO lady or gentleman shon5
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

n5r RECORDS PARIslAN Alternative Nuy
iure ior the permanent Of primary or secondary
yPhis venereei ulcers, nodes, any complaint pro-
nced ny an injudcicus Of mercury or uuskful me-
cal treatment All persons suspecting venerea taint
emaning IN their system should use this powerful puri.
"r without delay as person consider himself safe
dter having the venereal disease without thorou rhv
eansng the system with this justly celebrated Alternative
'od IN ssnge bottles at 81 each, in Of half dozen
S5 carefully packed and sent to all parts of the IIn;on
sold at the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 9s Nassau
street. w. g. RICHARDSON NJ Il 49,.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

% CONNEL's PAIN EXTRACTOR rop p,
atey removing all pain from lrns and alwav. h,.
without blister or scar, s salve eyery famiy .h
Keep and Is sold only at 81 Courtlsndt street 'no'a
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

nope tna mere notice OF valuable article would be su
acien ndncement to caus, to look after the things
,na make TO their good nence have only noticed Dr.
Blackwelps Ant Acrid Il pcture and scotch Renovator IN
sne most delicate ond re fined manner but when look
the SAD ana withf ring effects of Veneresl Poison the
allow complexion le slow but unerring hectic fever
bones eating ulcers the inert and irritable state
.me ~ stem we mw caution them how they trife with
suoh company. The advice Of many that have been
saved from the no of disease not TO rine
Win tne common place medicines Tor this f) ndsbe enc
y uut uy W,d that without delay Back wes Ant Ac-
Ihcture' and Scotch Reaova'or. II ihs only
suy ever Uncovered thai viii esctually vensreal
diseases For sale by u $ Bernard 81 Nassau street.
VIEW YORK, the only au'horizsd agent In the United
a.es For sale also, BY " W. Page, sgent for Boston
oacsus X Bull, agens for Troy, New York; and Dr. T.
Stiiimln, agent for New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

Court Cnlendar-MOnday.
CiRcurr CouRr4. ~ Ga 10, 10, IA, l5 20, 81, 80, 49,
Il, as, 10, 80, 81 SO, SO, 81, 90.
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

First Innings. Second Innings.
40b. Wright, b. Wright, o.
Mn. WRioHT.
81, b. Winkworth, b. Winkworth, o.
Thus in the person of Mr.. Wright the st.
Georges Club meeting with second defeat during
the week.
The following is the score of the st. Georges
and Toronto players last year, together with the
playing of the past week:-
Nrw YoRV
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

MURDERERs ARRESTED. The Concord Fy,
states that Goldsmith, charged with the eeman
hr Hildreh in stow, few weeks since, " lurder of
apprehension reward Of $500 ofersS "a for whose
men OF that town, arrested in Wic py the Select
lay last He was rec cognized by ar a. N H. on Mon
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

larasr than Tor two yea- Ahe. Freshman class is
Dr. humphrey yet hold th Office Of Presiden, !. M on
'ory % IL not yet sss oainea The departm, Of ora.
vas ppons hut s people refused ~ reIsas % rrGvidence
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

NAvAL.-The following United States vessels ol
bs soon EaMy ying IN tne harbor of Pensacola, viz
ONT omf Shanncey brig Lawrence L. Comd,e Jar~is
ra, a sn'P Union, IL Comdg Bell steamer Den ia,
tr @ fpencn p corvette Brlaute and brig Mercure sale
\" 1orsar VA on wednesday morning-destnation OF
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

A3~ CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. .T5s
ionic Mixturo prepared by the Coiega Of Medic me ord
'harmacy of the city OF New York, Is Confidently re-
commended for sll ofdely produced by secret in
iugncc Of any kiu, II is m Invaluable rene
tor Impotence acriiity o' harrennesS iess depera
ng on nal formation.)
Single bottles 81 each onses OF hall io1e 26 csrs.
ally packed and sent 10 all parts ofthe Union.
Onice o. the College Of Medicine ana phsr,osc-y .
5sosar street w 3 nlCHARDe0N. NJ n. 49,, va
The New York herald., 1844-09-29

W, FALL STYLE OF HATS NJ TIcE a. Co. in
,ne al.nlion oil the public their large and elegant
or. o. Hats and Caps on hand at their
snns Sisnon, NO Bowery where the most fastidous
sana,sns sgres,y 10 their advantage to purchase.
second ana 'uiIa ,his hats: ........ 50 90
superhne French Moleskin. .. . 30 and ) co