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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
Ie Newark Advertiser says:

The s-creii * that Eop-wrll has afg@ Hs !" .J9hty
:ich jcrred wie ~ MsFcer bus IS harmless III d'inV
t,.ti,' !iun,erlon where It will b. swallowed NJ, and 81
isw1rsbury has 100 'jemoGttie 'aiYry, whc! Is rsE-
r.s IN HuutrIion (,shre the p,Gt5 h2s JcFty enough
i-hout IT, b.; Which may h-p dsmOcrGfl-c Somerset =
Was there eyvra 1-ster @utfs.e lhrse cr5okv aus ts
70 >,r4s lines erlGgrd Old boundaries that some
Of IN. nrteTs loss know within hat iaca JariS.
dlcou they may b. piacsd hsnc one o them mad ca
oav for some oicia certificates their places OF abode
Let II be remembered that this niosS4l- ssTrynanderin-
has been prtreted against the earnest circumstances oi
.rzs majority t- l-ope slet-hee beas near UJ
Iauts 10 petitioners IL has been forced through
IN yot.t AL order the rules which secure opportunity
for debate having been arbitrarily suspended Tor the Pufns-
aud the constant appeals OF i Represe tFeS "i the
lated crutS dnatior, reason or az
suus:t w-- treated y9th stupid, s,ien, contempt Every
overture has beer. crutepunusy rejected even HE sl
b raj proposition submit t subJsctto the TeVe lt
outrage * unparalleled
Tr ateIreasurer has promptly furnished The state :" am
pla security By good bond and m0Tisage for The sum OF SV
ia m, whole amount of the alleged dedication III his
counts aud the House passed resolution accepting IT, t
nstracrs he Counsel Of the State 70 discontinue proceed
ugs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
BY THE REPORTER OF THE NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

19T Hon. Judge LEGRAND, recently appointed
Associate Judge of the Sixth Judicial District took
his seat Yesterday in Baltimore County Court
CRolt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

TIE FIRST SHAp-Commodore Stlwell
caught the first shad on Wednesday evening, at
| the Narrows, and shad have also been taken in
the Delaware, week earlier than usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

The WATER CURE.-Dr. Shew will this evening
at the Society Library deliver Second Lecture on
the Water Cure, commonly termed 'Hydropathy,
a subject which is deseredly attracting wider and
deeper attention DR. SAew has devoted much at
ention to it, and is enthusiastic apostle OF the sys-
tenn of curing by Cold Water in lis various applica-
tons all diseases that be cured at all. We are
sure few hours devoted TO this subject will not be
lost to any one. Admission l2i cents, barely TO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

NArHLc G. i.snsP BssprshD, Secretaries.
Ccurier sad Eaqu qure. American Commercial ana Ehp,
.II,,oas sa-cnnu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

By order OF the JOINT Executive isonm,tt9e
A. w BRADFORD. Chairman
-, % 49,, ,n Sac,c MO t.rn mid 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

See the card OF VIM. 4. Nugent Tin, Cop
per, and Sheet-Iron Worker.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

II A TURN Out Of Journeymen Cabinet Ma
kers and other Mechanics, some hundreds in
number, marched through the streets Yesterday
with music and banners, but in perfect order
They asks 25 per day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

For ALBANY.-The Westchester, Capt. Mullen,
leaves foot of Cedar-st at o'clock to-day for.Al
bang, as far as the ice will permit. The West
chester has been thoroughly reftted, and is in ex-
Cellent order. Capt. Mullen is first rate officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

The effect Of night soil he continues, was Ptodiglou
jus, trebed the proluce In all the experiments have
with this manure nave found this result almost uniform
Annals of Agriculture vol 3 pags TO- Ii eyiden. =
so.o says the Editor, from Arthur Yo9ngs experiment
which are entirely confirmed By those of the Essex n
aud my own, that light soil Is excellent manu. oT
tatoes The following table contains the results oil Arsg
Youngs trials The soil which these experiments va
made poor gravelly loam.
Simpe soil withor. IN lnure produced. Potatoes, per
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

Mr. Hum asked why The l-iiei 70 ~ extended 10
all manut .ctures? The evil however. b. cus-d thu
rh- cause Of uvesoIk the peoples eagsfn,sa lor eInpo
m.n the true relief would hs repeal the laws by winch
the peoples enpo narrowed H regretted that the
Government proposed general education n
nacrlnu with the Ir.u, etou of flctnnrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

David Naar vas appointe.l Nlsyoro Elzabsih.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

An ARMY OF DocroRs.-The degree of NJ. d.
was yesterday conferred upon ninety three of the
medical students connected with the University
Of the City OF New York, after which a parting
address in behalf of the Faculty was delivered by
DR.. Revere, IN the course OF which he repelIedthe
charge of Skcpticism 50 often brought against
the prOfessiou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

llC Sull-ltStll utClUculy lllOugu ueCeH.ly Oli-
posed TO Irish Repea--gses on:
Did ans Government, tunes past-dd any Admnistl.
upon record ever put position that the pre-
sent Government has assumed on this occasicni Legal
unsqualed, 10 more than one-uneualed
tent, suequaed IN ab<urdty ckery and arlc= uuklowu
IN lesa auGa employed IN the suppression OF ar ISIS, and
the auduieB packing OF aJury; intolerance and bsov
IN ES ns IeisouS tssth grGu I'd Tor exclusion iiom the
panel chosen out OF te mutla,ed list And yet after ali tins
paaton tins intolerance, all that the Government has
been able TO DO TO iut themselves on their ,ia and 10
place their conduct their isdoIps for ad udic
whilst these OF whom they sought make criminals,
cop4favey ee from ali care as 10 hat the hnaI ending oil
So viii it aways be- when Governments suffer themselves
be dIassed Io the road OF justice: the
paths which petty ma gny aud private malice rres tread
MAS hatred of Stanley and the al4y PtossiGs aesrei
OF Graham, the Gorennent OF SIR r. Peehas led into
upon the putting down OF oConnei The cause OF Repea
has been advanced NOR By the OF the Government
iaa sse BY any thug that years Of agitation could have 1
The Imprisonment and barbarous treatment Of
the Ameers of Scinde gave rise to long debate
in Parliament ON the 9th, but the Lords refused
by decided vote to take any steps towards amc-
Iteration. Lord ASHLEY made an eloquent and
impressive appeal in behalf of these poor men,
closing as follows
s sensEes5y d Of mighty power safe and chap and
ward OF Christian tap IN he E 70 .cnd b. ma aovr
dominion Whether BY such these Great Britain
would accomplish te empire oil The SaS woud remain 70 he
He dd not thnk bad made very auspcious b.
ginning Let them however no lose what they mad obtain
ed by Let them wipe the awful iIputatoa
them BY the Amse Aloob4ruck Khan. You ,ygauts-
You ChIistlaps y
Hen pless heu prsca iides .
New, perceive there hope OF justice fo as until
God Almighty shalt skin the last srea; Judgment .
The date of the death of the Duke of SAKE Co
burg (not stated in previous adVces) was the
2Sth of January.
The King of Sweden (who had been struck
with apoplexy on the 26th JAM was more calm,
though no hopes remained of his recovery.
General Tom Thumb" arrived out in the
Yorkshire, safe and sound, and as large as life.
He is conspicuously noticed in the Liverpool pa
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Am useInents.

CHATHAM 1HrATRE-We need not repeat our OF,
expressed assurance that the present management of th
house exhibits greater enterprise than any other in this
town. or that has for years welded the sceptre o.
power The engagement Of Hill, which has inst closed
most triumphant one and the house. on his benef
night, q crowd Of beauty and fashion rarely seen
TO night the grea, prohibited comedy written for til.
english Haymarket theatre called Richeiieu in Love
the Youth Of Charles st," will he producedthe prin
ipa characters sustained by Conner, Miss Reynolds
scott Stevens, Miss Rivers and Miss Wood The famou,
Polka i'll be danced for the second tire by Miss Gan
and Mr. Brooks and the Congo Melodss will for The
last time their legions o. admirers-that is
TO say that the melodists take their benefit to
row night
N B-Ladies wishing to good seats to witness
he comedy tonight should have their places
ed a, the box office during the day
RAYMOND AND WEEKS GRAND MErAeERrE.--
This splendid collection OF gigantic Elephants, ant
various other wild animals under the management o
Iorr Dresbach have bsen located mt the of 9Th
md Bowery and this day at the hours stated in tn,
advertisement The Menagerie has been much augment
ed since last season. and their stay is but for
we would recommend the public to avail themselves
the opportunity Of witnessing the nobes specimen OF the
Wild creation In any part OF the world.
| AMERICAN MUSEUM Splendid triumph of the
kennebec minstres. the Orphean singers who drew
such thrsngs last week at the museum, have been
gagged Tor today They have rivals in the country
ven the Hutchnsons must knock under The age,
has also engaged the great comic deneator, Wnchell
frr to-day also Cole and his dog and Cerito Perform
nces at "a and p The Giants and Gypsy can be
for to day
FANTASTIC FREAK -DamelNa ture must have
| been IN one of her nerrlest moods when she made
the Lapand Dwarf and infused into him inherent love
Of mirth and mischief. To him put his thumb 10 h'
nose and wink ut the giantess, IL exquisite II is the
heiPM OF op comedy. Nature has at all events main
tanned The character usually allotted OF her sexwt
! mean fchencss A dwarf and then giantess shows
Tant OF consistency only excusabe IN Of the weak
In addition to the above ouriostiss eight
are engaged, and all to b sssu ter enc shuling
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MONEY MARKET.
sunday, Mny l3-6 r. NJ 4.


The last week presents very curious movements in
the stock market The great going in fancy
stocks, will, in short time bring about some still more
curious results speculation similar to the one now
going on, confined entirely stocks that utterly
worthless must later, reach a crisis and
explode There is nothing connected with the ad
vance able to sustain it. is the result of move
ments made between Spectators, leaving nothing be.
hind showing value II is fictitious value that exists
merely paper, in the imsginations of few credu
ous, delndei individuals During the past weeks good
State stocks have aucuatsd hut very little Ohio and
Kentucky 6 have not advanced than two per cent
The .dvance has been entirely confined to fancies Tho
excitement high in Wall street that every aud
any expedient reored to to raise funds carry the
game It hns drawn into the whirlpool many merchants
who have heretofore medded with these dangerous
things It has ind ced individuals engaged in regular
business to exchange their notes for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning capital and propose for discount at the
banks business paper This must later lead
these parties to bankruptcy. Any deviation from
gnlar Of trade by those engaged in
business take hold Of specuatiens produce
gect Of That holding out the hest prospects will
occupy time and capital, to the injury Of the other
Speculation apt produce this result The visions Of
sudden wealth. producedb by stock operations have very
great influence on the mind and every thing abandon.
ed during period of high prices to attend to this bust
stock speculaons are the usna resort OF those who
have tried every ether oecunaton and failed Wall
is the resort of those who have pase through the bank
| rupt law When every other expedient has failed
derner resort speculation in fancy stocks is resoed TO-
Their operations confined to fances does
quiro much capital to carry extensive in
such things State stocks, and all those Of any real
worth, takes capital to control The profits arising from
speculations small compared with what it appears
paper The OF these operations depends upon the
number Of those who induced enter the street and
try their luck. Fortunes cannot be made out Of each
other the of the whole cqne in the aggre.
gate would not amount to a competency.
We annex usual comparative weekly return quo.
| taions
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{h3- DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Saive 81 Walker street, first store FROM Broadway.

GIy- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR
SAfARiLLA GENTiAN AND SARsAFitAS prepared
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy.
tabished for tho suppression Of quackey This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pnr
Tying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
confidently recommended by the College, ninite!
hyperion any extract Of Sasapara at present before
he public, and may be relied certain remedy oi
al diseases arising from impure state Of the blood
such scroula saltrheum ringworm, blotches or PIN
pes ulcers pain in the bones joints, nodes cutaneons
ruptons liberated sore throat or any disease arising
from the secondary effects Of syphilis an inudicous
mercury
Sold in single Bottles, at. ..... 10 cents each
in Cases of half s.dozen Bottles SO so
+" 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. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13

The movements lately made in the lower House of Con.
gress relation to the tariff settles the tate OF the pro
ooed bill for the session The vo,e to lay the bill the
table was and the result has reached the
,ectaons of those most friendly TO the notifications pro-
oosed The bill had lost all party prejudices union
of the two great parties created the present tariff and
union of the parties prevented its repeal the sub
sution of one possessing moderate restrictions
The protective features of the present act with favor
from both parties and the time has har ly yet arrived for
ITS friends 10 abandon them AT present this isno the great
question dividing the friends of the political leaders Of the
day Another has sprung into existence absorbing the
surplus of political capital out OF which both hope
cure the majority On the eve Of Presidential cam
pasn, the party opposed to the tariff act as it now
exists do not deem il sound policy to destroy mea-
sure that is popular with many States on which
the party have placed great reliance. The question
of annexation will undoubtedly, absorb all others
This will divine parties distinctly as is evidently
the intention 90 make that the issue Until this question
came up, movements looked favorable for some obsngs
"a the tariff lava IAsrs 10 ~ ssssbity u ~ being
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This advance varies from to twenty five per
the market prices of the stocks and from to three
hundred their actual value The specuatons of the
week just closed seemed to have lost little of its force
prices show greater regularity than for the previous
week
Business in general has become very active. Ali
staple productions good demand and prices
very steady and remunerang There not the slightest
symptom of speculation in any thing connected with
trade Credits extended very liberal scale aud
purchasers pay up pretty we'll The country merchant
comes to the city with the intention of laying in mode
supply of goods but finds impossible to resist
he inducements hell out to purchase extensively There
is system of business carried by the jobbes Of this
city that should he exposed Acountry merchant for in
stance is in the habit of purchasing his dry goods Of
ertain house. This house makes arrangements with
dealers in hardware crockery, groceries, &C. to intro
duce customers at stipulated per cent per dollar
what they purchase The country merchant particular
ly ii he is a stranger-s very thankful for ntroduc
tons wh,re it represented he purchase cheaper
han in any other place in New York, and becomes tho
victim of the individual in whom he places the greatest
confidence The dealer to whom these customers in
troduceJ knowing the per cent their them,
puts it upon the goods they puruhasethat is add it to
heir regular profits in their chargesand they made
to pay the per cent that goes into the pockets of their
friends who have their interests so much at heart IN
cad of there being that mutual exchange Of customers
Of leaving the country merchant to seek out these
houses whose economy, &C. enables them 10 sell at the
aest profits they induced by false representations,
confne their purchases clique who have combined
for the purpose Of enabling them to all the trade
| possible, and TO establish their prices.
The capitals OF several OF the banks OF Pennsylvania
having recently been reduced the per cent dividends pub
shed few days since do not indicate the amount oil div
| bends declared. The annexed statement shows the
| amount paid each share Of stock -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13

Our accounts from Washington are highly intel
esting. On Friday last, the proposed new Tam
Bill was laid on the table. there 10 remain tor the
present session-and, for all ntents and purposes,
any movement for modification, in the like
shape. NAV be considered dead and buried, until
after the Presidential election. In our paper OF
Yesterday, we gave the vote for laying this bill OH
the table, with ayes and noes at length. Here is
another analysis of the same vote, according TO
party views, taken from the "Specsator:"-
Upon the motion OF Mr. ELMER TO lay the bill TO modify
the tariff upon the table the vote wassyes loo 3d.
as follows -
Ys1s kaps .fbsenf.
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~ 20 ''''''' '"s W. s. RICHARDSON, NJ D., AsQn,
m-READ WHAT sHERMAN's LozENaEs HAVE

h3-READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES HAVE
DONE-A letter just received from MIR. Champiin, oi
Orient, states that DR. Shermans Lozenges are per-
forming wonders among the people, and that the demand
increasing every day In many cases where the Cam
phor Lozenges have been used for headache and
affections they have produced immediate cures, and
the Worm Lozenges have ersdcated more worms then
my remedy that has been known. He writes for a
large supply, and states that they have failed to
give satisfaction. How many there are who are suffer.
ing and who could find relief by trying these cele rated
Lozenges They always to be had at DR. Sherman
warehouse loo Nassau street of the Drs agents az
Hudson. lss Bowery II East Broadway 1879 Fulton st
Brooklyn; Ledger Buildings Philadelphia, and State
IT Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13

IL CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--Th
ionic Mixture prepared by the College OF Medicine a.,
Pharmacy of the city of New York, confidently r,
commended for ali debility produced by secret il
ugence of any kind II is an invaluable rem.
y for impotence, serity barrenness (unlsss depend
ing on maLfomation)
Single bottles 81 each cases Of halt dozen IS; care
fully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union
Office OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy "i
Nassau street W. a. RICHARDSON, NJ d Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13

CASTLE GARDEN This cool and delightful place
for promenade, &c, opens this evening for the
son, upon which occasion Lothian's celebrated
Brass Band will give concert, embracing some OF
their choice and most favorite marches, anthems,
quick steps, &c, well worth the shilling admit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13

TRENTON RACES commence on Tuesday the 18th
inst The proprietor informs us that the stables OF
James X. Van Mater, Charles Lloyd, Samuel Laird,
Allied Conover, MAJOR Jones' and David Toms are
now at the course, and that Mr. KendaIl's stable is
hourly exnected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13

With or two exceptions the closing quotations yes
terday little in advance of those ruling for the
week previous. The prices current through the week
show very eversh state Of the market and also that the
present prices stand the weakest foundation II is i'm.
possible to sustain the tremendous advance.
ADVANCE THE PRINCIPAL sPfcuLArn. STocKs IN TINS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13

.Qy- vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of Gonorrhea Gleet and all mocururlent discharges
from the nrehra These pills, prepared by the New York
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy. established for tina
Impression OF quackery may he relied on as the most
Fhey are guaranteed to recent in from three
to hve days. and possess greater power over obstinate
discharges and Chronic gect than any vther preparation
at present known removing the disease without confne
men' from business, tanting the breath dssgreeipg
with the stomach Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Office of the College OF Pharmacy and Ma
dicine 10 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13

ay- POUDRE SUBTLE, THE ONLY SAFE AND
remedy for eraJcating superfuous hair without tn
slightest injury to the skin and to put the fact of its eff
cacy beyond the possibility of doubt il is always tested
before purchasing Buy only in this city, at the original
and only Office 81 Walker street. first store FROM Broad
way. 81 per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR, May /, 1874
Observation-Disclosures j. Comm. Surrogate, vice A.
II Wells Samuel +. Reynolds, Supreme Court Com.
missioner vice Yorks, removed from County. John
w. Mills, Master in Chancery, vice +. J. Coffin
MAY 6.-KINos-BeDj. w. Stilwell notary new appoint,
ment.
WEsrcHnsrER-J. Henry Ferris, Master in Chancery,
vice A Lockwood. Ward d. Howard, notary, vice }.
Seymour
May 7.--Nrw YoRx-Charles F. Linebeck, Commits
sioner Of Deeds. vice d r. Gurniss. Jr resigned An.
drew Luke, Weigher, vice X. Townsend Jr resigned
Allan Melville, examiner vice G Melville, resigned
Peter Van Antwerp, VIM B. Aitkin and VIM G Wood
Notaries, appointments Edward Nelson, Edgar
Leee, John Bogart, Noaries, vice Irving Paris G.
W. MCPHERSON and j. II Stewart, resigned Patrick
Henry. Notary, appointment Lewis Silberrad, 7.
Powers, and Edward w. Cone Commissioners of Deeds
vice VIM g. King, Clinton Haring, and 5 Wallace Cone
resigned
IrARY-Diadorus Hoicomb, of Essex County
Brigade Major and Inspector 4Oh Brigade of lnfantr,
vice VIM. II Butrick, resigned Jacob =. Bump OF Co
umba county, Brigade Major end Inspector 18th Brigad
of Infantry wee Joseph Lord deceased Alison G Niles
If Rennselaer County Brigade Major and Inspector 66f
Brigade OF Infantry, vice E. L. Mather, resigned.
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CATsKrLL MOUNTAIN HoUsE.-This heavenly spo,
IS now under the care Of Mr. SEQ ] who is busy
preparing 1t Tor the summer season This is the
most delightful summer residence in The United
States. The air is always cool and retire hing
the scenery is magnlhcent-and the table is incom-
parable
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w. 6. RICHARDSON, NJ D. Agent

o. STRANGERS LOOK OUT, OR YOU ARE
cheated with pernicious counterfeit Of the famous
lian Neasaed Soap, prepared by DR. Felix Gouraud for
the of ireckles pimpes, botches tan saowness.
and harsh rough dry chspped flesh and in fact be
proved by certificates all skin diseases Found only in
this city at 81 Walker street first store FROM Broad
way One cake, 81 cents warrant will effect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13

IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.--We have received by the
Wampanoag, Captain Coson, from Cardenas, some
very important elligence-important to this coun-
Try She sailed on the Bird inst.
1t seems that the excitement produced by the at
tempted nsurrection in all parts of Cuba still pre-
vailed and that arrests continued to be made. An
| order from the Captain General, had reached Car.
denas, directing all free foreign muattos and. ne
groes to leave the Island within Is days The fol-
lowing persons were in prison at that place, upon
suspicion OF being concerned in the attempted
revolt.
Dsniei Downing, OF New York Samuel Mofat, of Phi.
iadelphia; - Bisbey, of Portland; Henry EIkin and
- Oliver, residence unknown.
Henry Cavalier, another suspected. person, was
out upon bail of Sl5 600.