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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-27
The Grand Result,

1t is now pretty well settled that the
electoral votes of the Several States will
be cast as follows:
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-27
APPOINTMENTS BY THE COVER
NOR

TO BE AIDs-DE-cAMP.
NJ. Garter Hall of Bennington,
James w. Hickock of Burlington,
Walter Burnham of Barre,
Alfred Hebbard Of Randolph.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-27
A correspondent of the Express, sugges

A correspondent of the Express, suggest
the following as proper member of then new
Cabinet under the administration of Polk and
Dallas.
John C. Calhoun, Secretary of State.
Thomas Wilson Dor, Secretary Of War.
VIM. L. Garrison, Secretary of the Navy.
Isaiah Rynders, Secretary of the Treasury.
Robert Tyler, Attorney General.
James G. Birney. Post Master General.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-27

THE BASNER.-The Loco papers are busy
in denying that there was any banner in The
Loco Foco procession, bearing the inscrip-
-,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-27
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.

No Election. Chandler has gained upon
Dillingham; notwithstanding many of the
Third Party abandoned their own candidate
and voted for Dillingham;.
Dillingham; over Chandler in Sept. S3l
Now 421
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-27
RUFFAINISM AT HARTFORD.

The Hartford Journal says that on Friday
night the Locofocos made the night hiGeous
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-11-27

Cain to Chandler, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10
NEW YORK MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 10. 1874

to the state. The Bank shall not be allowed 10 is
sue bank notes Tor more than l4,000,01M. without
transferring the entire net profit OF that portion OF
It's issue 10 the use OF the government. IL Is ne
cessary TO introduce some controlling check upon
the Bank, because II the Bank had an untettered
discretion, they might, iii true, transfer the profits
of the increased Issue TO the government; but still
it might be most unwise that that should be based
upon Increased security. We therefore propose to
give the Bank the power Of restricting the issues
upon securities, but TO prevent the Bank from
making any Issues upon additional amount OF
securities except by reporting the circumstances to
the government and by having the assent OF three
of the members OF the government to that increase
of securities Just let me illustrate what mean
by clear case. The ordinary issues will be upon
14,0OO, O0W the rest upon gold dd tibitnni which
will be transferred to the issuing party. Surprising
the Bank should enter into negotiation with some
OF the issuing bodies, and that these issuing bodies
should agree TO annlhilate 2.00000W OF their is
sues, and substitute 2,000,00W OF the Bank paper,
there would, iii this case, be gap 10 the clrcula-
ton OF the country to the amount of 2,0C000W. |
wish to explain my meaning clearly. 1t would be
perfectly legitimate on the part OF the Bank In that
| case, there would be Il void, TO make an IN
creased issue OF notes; but if it be made the profit
must belong to the government. You ought not Il
permit the issue upon 2,000,00W of securities, be-
cause you ought to have an amount OF bullion, rs
the foundation OF that issue, corresponding with
the total. But let us suppose you shall be permit
ted to increase the securities by the amount OF
200, 00W.in that the whole OF the profit upon
the increase is TO belong to the government but
that increase OF security the foundation OF the
increased issue, Is not TO take place at the mere
will and discretion of the Bank The proposal TO
increase 1t must be communicated to the govern
ment, and must receive the sanction OF certain
members OF the government The only circum-
stance which | can foresee, as justyng the in
crease OF the issue upon securities beyond the
liked amount OF security, Is the filling up OF one
kind by the withdrawal of another (hear, hear }
To be continued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10
To the Public.

To tho Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper
nsnsd every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth OF July Price cents per copyor 81 70 per sn-
Aun--postages paid--cssh in adv ance.
The WEEKLY kERALD-published every Saturday
mouing-price q cents per copy or - II per annum
passages paid cash in Vance.
. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is ever THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
last has The largest circulation Of paper IN ts CITY
orte oorld and is therefore, the best channel for
bed in the city country Prices noderate-cash In ed
vance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PsorRiEroR OF HERALD EsrAnLnHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

THE MYSTERIES OF ELEUSlS
WERE THE MOST RENOWNED of all the snc cot
w mystere and Ultimately connected with the
tutons Of Freeasony and Odd teowse and
we're eagerly sought after by the famous the phlo-
sophie world the heihth of hrnar wisdom
BUT THE GREATEST MYSTERY
pf the present day how o. u Clarke Tailor 1872 William
street afford maze such handsome tfench 10th Dress
Goats for o. aud othef garments at equsy low prices
lie former mystery the Subscriber VII, abort time III
rnrave eqluirng public But the latr mystery be
solved by that rY subscriber Is satisfied with
very am Ill psoits, aui being at moderate expenses.
The and getting Of the work viii the that
of Bruudsgs, TryOn, sc from whose we'll known cstaklg
pnents the subscriber has but recently rtrsj.
q. Is, CL8RkE, 1872 William street.
N.B.--O1ice and Summer Goats, few Yeats Sc will
for the coayenlence Of Strangers, NC be always On baud
AT THE STORE. myl3 lwis&3wos.sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

RIVER AT ST. LoUrs--'The river opposite here is
again rising slowly II FIVE or six inches Yesterday
he Missouri andsIllihois rivers also rising Los
Era, Nay 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

UFPIcE JEFFERsO1 lasURAHcE JoaPAaY,l
Mo- IS Wall zt, opposite the Exchange. !
THIS C0npspy continues 90 insate against Loss and Da-
mage by Fire. goots and nrrcnsndize, and also
sgan, loss By ia.rd naygion vecls aud their caxos
DIRECTORS.
T'homrs w. Jhorre. Eiishs itiRys,
Thomas Il. W11dmf, Anr0n Baker.
e. k Robson, NJ d. Joseph Drake,
1hDnp.oa fnca Joseph Al.en,
Nose, Iuckei JaIIes ". Holmes,
Joha r. Davidson, John Z. Moore,
john II. Lee, James X: Whiting.
Caleb g. Tunis, Wa. r. Thoro
Francis T. Sage, Thomas Morrsil,
John q. Merritt. tug,ne l.og.rt.
- THOMAS w. THOaNE Presidcst.
GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. rn3fa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

KILLED ny SWALLOWING a BoN.-A post NOR
tenn examination was held on Wednesday OF last
week by Drs Holmes and Porter upon the body OF Thee.
dore Jel1ison Esq OF this town, who departed this life
Tuesday. About fifteen months ago, the deceased SUP.
posed he swallowed bone while eating dish Of sour.
Immediately after he was attacked with a severe couE
aud pains in the chest which continued until death
examination confirmed the truth OF the supposillon
About an inch and "a hall below the bfucaon OF the
bronchial in the right lung was found rough fragment
OF beef bone measuring an inch in length half incl
in width, and quarter OF an inch in thickness Caia,
Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

TAPSCOTT'S
GENERAL ENIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE:
A 90 So &
ARK DEMENT'S FOR 1874.
The subscribed: call the attention Of their friends snd
the public generally TO their superior arrangements Tor bringing
THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
COMPRISING
THE QUEEN on THE WEST, 1850 tcnF.
TUE SHERIDAN, 1909
THE ROCHESTER. 1900 tons
The The G i{AsSSII Ct,,l 1909 to pas
THE LIVERPOOL, 1850 tons.
THE SIDCCNS, 1000 tons
Sailing from Liverpool twice every month, and
rHG UNITED LINE OF LiVERpOOt PACKETS,
composed OF superior fst class American packets sllrs
from Liverpool four times in each ioonh, the ships
viii aud well Known fict the above named
packets Ships aOat aud the frequency
thar sailing being every five daysl the possibility
being unnecessarily detained at Liverpool Re
and the wishes other friends. Mr. VIM Tappscott the
firm has Liverpool sucntend the departure for this
Of such whose be engaged with
the fact which those acquainted with MI w.
t. sufficient that they will receie atten-
from him, and be quickly and comfortably despatched.
viii be promptly refunded without any deduct,onas usual
Recommendations renting be supplied With
payable free OF
cna every pracipai town IN England, Ireland,
scotland aud Wales
App, vi ny ist'sI' rosf Pad ! p g orr .,p..
rev
Ia VIM TAPSCOTT, Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-10

AMicAnLE ARRANGEMENT. "A couple Of worthless,
learn from spectator, fought duel n day two
since IN the back part of the town Amer shooting AZ
each other without Effect the difference was settled
the entire satisfaction Of both, and the OF
by informant they shooting at mark for tive
bottles OF beer IN o. Pic. June l.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-15
Ooftor =. 81. Rdfner,
9trSt 9Sunparst uno 0ebr1rtsbelfer.

Ds"@ rsn Se~rbnern aoiGcu unb ttmsesenb bernit
etumssrca teAnnt r"B CT m n crStort( (affGon)
andt9 9en't bat, man ibn brr3 ttrcit nrcn rpb 81.
e IN tsin Sa }@tase"ce" 4nftassn auf Oas plntte
9e~t1enbat 8enn9c leltrn Gr bat auf niperGtt
eeiretsrs" Gin Geutfblanr) turt unp 1T sesenmarts
tster Der mernifben 6Nt"tlt StAate Sltu yort.
9ur 9r1nrlies Sturi nc piribri3 Grfabruns cincn
S"r t@neiebett CT i in Stanrt 3u ftin allie Granefei.
ttn bic rtrmittcIt drrr nr trtrcrnsen
9etunpr d rcr ar;tlittn erra Iter rn ncntl9en Gr.
per tr9cten mubtrn, beiIcn Su tfnnrn.--
@r 1T i'm 8e1s eires sebemeu Mittels, bic Sauudt
Su curiren, l.no ais 9Iu9enarSt
bat CT f@rn pc;s prrteH ncr o5efbldlttcit sescten
Spn GEN NrAntbeen ,pclor CT init Suprrbt belen
ternlmnf mcbtc CT tcs frlsenpe uambaft MAIDEN
Shtpar5en uno 9raueu Star, ShteLeu, Saa1udt>
susSehran9, @it, Ma9enoerborbenbeit, sbolera mcr'
bus, Ma9enentSiuoun9, rCbe 0iubr, oas tae Sieber,
@aaenfeber, sfteber, Sharlafteber, Slusltae,
gn9brltistet Seitenitsden, selbe Sieber, Weaiern,
lRble(6) 9SaiIerindt, @elbiuht, rero6ie Wutterbe-
ihweroen uno icrupbulOie Seld,werben Der @ebdrme
nnO @in9ewetce, 8lutlpeien uuo Sdla91uB.
o. 3. Or. S. H. &dfner 1T int 9siee aItr Webntn, bic
III ntutrer 3et trfunrcn rpurrcn
0fttr: QHslmNus neurs 6Nn= 05eb4ubt, Office SO. g.,
cine Stic9e bOd, Grie StroIe, alatIucn, Ohio
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-15
e., , Sanfa Nnna, Yrdtbent ecu @ericc, be0em Grau
turSI1d ltarb> bat fdb bereits tueber uerberatbet

Starb am Sreitas Nbenb, ben sten b., serr
peter offle i'm eltter bon so Sobren. 3 no.
naten uno % Iasen, - cr. Golfer mar Elm olIoemei,
9eadteer unb bcliebter 8irqer oieIer gtobt unb Elm
Demcfrat aus Der SdluIe Seffsrfons.-Bu bebouerm
nerSl!, cap ul1s 6eOneere umtduoe nttbi9en bic uus
anf nddIle QBcd)e perfhieben Sa mnleu gr purbe
ourd, rontaltung rcr bieIasn Sreimourerlcoe ouf
cine bHdt feerde uuo crareifenbe Deile am porioen
Scnnta9e, Go6mitta9s llbr ;ur Grce be(tattet
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-15
Sacob NiTer


Notice is hereby given, that petition will be nr..
sented 10 the Commissioners of Stark COUNTY a. thar
next Session for view of an alteration of the poad
leading from New, Berlin 10 Massillon, beginning for
said alteration at point of the road, leading from
Eyerhards mill to Massllon, where the line between
~ Laubschers aud A. Dehns land ntersects said road.
thence North with said line, qBtl it connects with the
present road along the line A1those concerned, NAV
ATTEND END # they think propef
Petioner.
'a'Aso"' isp' oct' 10, lS44 l4-4t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-15

gun 9lndl!dBer SIeDSrd6er in Dubuoue (beren es
ueben6e! sela9t n1r uense 9ebt) lit betm Ginfenten
cine Sd9dtes anf cine SobIe 9efOseu BON 1000 Ius
VANCE 10 1!s 40 yae 8reite nno 12 BIG 80 Sue eSbe,
pie e'nen anermeeltden 9Reiftbnm BON B(sver, ert.
bdt. Der @lan3 f6immert beiln giutretcn INIT eirsm
sldte IN t4nfenO 9Mnfen surid. Sodoer(fdnbiqe
ldbegen oen Nnn6 auf WalIicnen Yfunb. Ger Gau,e
oeS Stneers lit 8cUtb (NS 'GD
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-15
@'ne NeAbndble nno Sauerei su pertaufen
LGinc nutE 06cltncthcit \

N3''V 3HFV
Der llnterIhrie6ene bietet, unter ben biDoffen 8e
|on9un9en no um ben bal6en gSertb, ene foSne 8ou.
eret uno eine Wabmiible, 9elegen in adon TounGdiu
Start @cnnty, Sbio, nuo befannt unter oem Nom1er
.MeobroOf Iea, ;" Snm gsrfauf aus Mnbfe Iteat
anft beinahe oas 9anse Sahr biuburd1 NIT uter Stri
neM Ste 1T in einem 9utem 3uftano unb fam geitdf:
e FIR anfen uno uncen oerridten, unb Iieot in.
Uettepunft enes Der Id6nlteu 2anoitrie fir Moi,cm
i'm Staate. baIbueq6 3pifher Ma11DUn uuo TuIton.
uno Welen ocm Sbbio Ganal.
Die 8auerei miro enttpeoer oon,, pber ;un, Thpd
NIT Der Mnhle oerfauft uno enthdlt 200 Nder Qusoes
ludtes eano 1T 9utcm uno oerbeIIerten 3u(tano.
Sin outer Stte( ODER 1ed1t, tpirb barauf eeeebeu-
SIR oae Tdbere erfuubee man Id, eutweber ouf benz
Ylase lebit ODER BET Dem lnterseihneten i WaIOon,
Sho. '''
WaiG0cn, l. Ausuit 1914. IS. y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-15
2tI'e pon bent(bcn y:riefen

2il'e pou neutfbcu yriefen
weld)e am liten Oftc6er 1914, 1T Der paFcfice az
Canton Suril69ebIieben Tno.
Burger 9ccr9 SaBler Trietri6
Srdenrrtb Nrteortt Wtartle Soleph
Neler eonroo Heidaro 9lbrabam
Sogelaeiane SIaat @derer Dcnat
Siritcf Sciepb2 Strubel 6rieoricb
@tl9cr Slumluat Stobr @ar(
9encra Eltoni9 3erter pbilip
Sobannes 9iitclaue llB Oanie(
Sung pbilipp lllrid Caque5
BIltuer Sebaiion.
8. j.. Sra ia II, Voitmctfter.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-15
Nfillertsmus 9e9en 9efunren Mteni6en>
.-. UerifQrO.

VEA HWtU.
llnter ben oielen ndrrilheu Streideu rpelde I'M &C.
tel9e res WluerIsmus erldienen ub, erei9nete 1ld
cl9encer I'm Staate Maine, tpeld)er bic Befebruno
Uentsltens elmer Sdwefter bonn Miaerismms iur ne.
lnncen Sernnnft 5ur Tcse bate. Die @eIdtd,te it
I!ci9enoc Sleie itpailnnt9e Sbmeter bate fio NIT
tprem nrd mad, beu,Rird,
boe BET 9unjcD be9eben, nm bort ben prrpbe,eibten
sn9enel'd Su ertparten. uuo wdbreno e bort parte-
ten blu9 Der Sdrtttde @begatte einer les )ert oag
es iene 5pe.te Trau mar Dor, ibm beYSulteben ben
Sednam ieIner tbeuren eriten Srau aMssnarabeu ba-
mt We ebenfdus nit ibnen himmclmdrts aebeu mboe-
Die Srau fterte ibn an, idncate NIT tbren Qippeu
nad hm uno fagte "0lein! renn ou bene erlte Erau
m'tnebmen ,pll 10 nirnnr le, uuo bang bid i'd pill
nldt NIT tbr seben, bae mil id nbt. Ob er fd, ans
Sraben mad)te. coer ntdt oapon ihipeiot beG5etid
te-ole 9rt unol9eie aber tpie e na aule elite, mar
cine YSarrun9 fur ale lan9amen 9cton,ctinen. bic us
9mdf 9enug paren foer 8abn su iein, als fe Dor.
bet itllrmte. Die @oral oieer gefdbte lc,eiut uns
be ju leYn: Wenn oiee Mdnner i'm 6rieben iepu mol.
len iep es. Dag e betben coer 0ebem, 70 tbun lie Def
fer, fId1 nit elmer 6rau gu besnasen. (Maine ara.
Gln 1un9es Mdbd,en Iamens SSrances. CONNER
bile 1T Sprtn9elb, 0anplbire Counts. Dirainier. er
bln9 d leste Bce aus 8eranefInua, neil ibr Br6u,
t'sam ourd, ben Star; bonn pferoe etnen Sob eefun-
ben bate. s> - .... .ss.' 0',
Tdt BLOC auf ben 9rc6en 9anbieem bot Fir,lidh ber
firdtbare Srfdn 70 groBen SdJdben artoeridfet. fpn
bern audi an ber &hte BON Jlcriba. Cine arce Wlense
S&iffe siR9en am Sep QBeit unb i'm 8clf perlcren.S
Der Sturm be9ann am 6ten Sttcber uub Uertuiiifets
10 - S!unoea lang eine nn9ebenre Ma6e Gi9eathums.
gr tlrite ses Dor f BET nieoer ale Oduitr, sduue.
0a1nic 'tnb TabrSeu9e, uno fat jebeS Dina, bas er
trait pnroe nieoer9ewcrfen cOer baDcnaefbrt. Nuger
loem euenneu Gutter 8i9itanb, befen ntereono spir
berelts nlt9etbeilt bab tDurbe Der SHccner Nnbfcn
oas glOteabcct ecua, pie Brig Statire. Die Sdaiup
lpe m.olaf germopt bon sbren anfern seren unb dei
|cerfen. 8Ios ppa Der 8rgB Statire sar0e bic Mamn
Melem ibren Tc6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-15

Soerr bon Sbi %, Der rufillde Mini(ter bei I'm
lerer Ne9seran9, mnD ielne gemabtin, Ino bon 9aue
lamb nit ber ssat 8etern IN ep gcrf eis,oefrcffer
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-15

Gin 9eadteter Deatfder, Oerr %
tpuroe am 4. ,. M. in Gbamuatan 60,
einen &erl, nit 3auien @illiom QDeo,
Der Morber it entfObsn. Eiir feline
Nno bon ben Trenabeu Defrn S,.'s .
auS9e}ekt ,pcr6en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-15
Scr 8aftrlanb9zTreu Nnb Wei1f 6tr 9eIfs-

Gin Mann, Der tIrSLid, 1T gaep Bebforb ben Wor-
mcnen9Iauben prebtSte, unO d1 fir enen 8ruoer Oes
oerOrbenen prCpbeten aus9bt, bict an feline 3ubSrer
CUR @inleitnns folSenben erboulidem Sermon "grit.
Der, i9 erfdre Hemit CUR Nadrtdt fir bic 3ubSrer.
Gag d9 in Der Iseten gerfan'mlnns etpa Swei LOlar
lcin IS betru9en SD triO Gud nun, meme 0reuuSe
in oer 9fube ene 9rcBe qpatrbeit 1a9eu, uub oas ii
Die, B a d teberoie GAME e@emerati, !,
enpe oammtf ben ii, ais ooe id, wie-
Der ac Grpenien trasen fir nts prebiocn nno cber-
orciu mid, leIbft bettifisen Ica. ''''
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-15

Gin 8etrunfener blieb oes 9eadts dnf Der Qanblfra
ee !ie9en. Nle CT bab aus9elafen hattie, ob es Ia ).
Ndbe Seaeyldrm. Die Dorf9lcden aumrbeu anaeid,lo.
gen. Der Gsipude sdhtte 12, ober es lla9 nod ,uei-
ter oss -. ein," ref Ct, 80 ipdt it meia eebtag
HVuE Ssmsiem. i, d.. =. - 81 ~, )
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

tripod is cooking utensil in Germany and the
! most common and universal ever hes nearest TO
the infinite. now feel the truth Of what bui-
wer says, that ''What Shakpeare IS among poets
! is the Cremona among instruments. hos IT,, III
struments are limited by their construction. mus
high, and no higher, can the notes GO "ioGVe'
plays upon them But the violin becomes what
soeyer it is wiled to be, by the soul that wakes
It's melody It's capacities are INFINITE. Know
M, 10 What tn cornpareit but the human heart,
with lis laughter and its waing, It's Signs and
sbreks is love, and lear and sorrow, and It's as
| n;;ratons that go beyond the stars
I went to the opera the other night; and with
Ole Bulbul's music for ever engraven on my men,
ory, it was still genuine pleasure to hear the So
los of Rapetti. He plays with charming dellca-
cy and precision, and his tone is clear and soft
But though he handles his bow lightly ne does 1t
not with that absence Of all effort, which IN tue
awkwardly graceful Norwegian seems SO much
like immediate inspiration. Rapetti Is considered
to stand without rival here, in that most dill
cult of tasks, the leading of whole opera.
Ii was got up by the subscription OF
few wealthy people; but do not believe 1t can
be sustained MANY seasons There is probably
very little genuine love of the opera here. Even
those who frequent it most, imagine dol NAM
ly from the idea that it is genteel and recherche.
The opera is obviously the expresslonoi the same
thing in music that the modern novel ls IN iltera-
ture. Both come down from the old scholastic
stills into the midst of every day life why Is IT,
them that the opera so generally fails to reach the
popular heart ,....
For once, have written gosslplng letter.
Give me credit for it for in general might as
well date from the stars, as from New York;
|. p. S. 1t is past midnight, the 2lst of March; ;
the day which father Miller set to end all things
positively for the last time this season." Some
of his disciples however. extend their limits to the
year forty-seven. you are curious to preserve,
all these calculations Professor Gouraud can nail
every figure in your brain, till you have a memo
ry like a creditor. The immensely large classes
which he has formed here seem generally satisfied
that his discovery is based on phllosophlc prncl-
ples and is of real value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28
EDWARD FIELp, No ! Pax, stJsst ard
J. ". TgORNE. No rs ETosil-StIeet
Nsw-fufk

9TIOBAGCO AM. SNUFFS-JOHN AMBER
son see Tobacco aud saUf Mt1utacwnIs, Nos ,
Wall 2ll aud Us Duane stirytA, would respectfully inioim
trir tfsu, and The pubic ttt ur VERY LIBERAL gt5f2DaS
srrat.r bringing 70 vfeiion 1 Iucie' OF he'
manufacture" .,.tt ~ 49,,
rsd and our success proved both ~ te 'Fd OF NE
55t ns,ai,fin gwen oy The .9m,JcGH iHs'is, a. Ar
Ia, 4aata Far this t} fof me osst Iohdee9 ana
Su4:--as well as the approved OF discriminating pqbite -
,,n<e f this success fact OF the pAfig - we'll IS '
,saici,s OF our Tobacco, oF the iInh Of whch see the
Ipn.ysd certificate Of of most eminent Shrl VI:
Ihsye lnaiyzed sample OF Mr John Anderson rms
Cut Honey Dew Tobacco and hnd x TO o. pur ooaIeo
tbant any mixture OF thoSe substances with which much OF
the ordinary Chewing Tobacco IS contsmiEatedii
Wv JAMES K. Chiffon, NJ d., Chemist &e'
So .r,iS v1ran u, in the that the quality Of
an, Observation-Disclosures Honey De:c Ffnc tt
Chsring and smoking Tobacco cAh oy no po>Ainils "
surpassed and j! Gol ics ay competition Ia it'
We pledge ouselye, to SPARE OF Inc Hyon or he cs
pcsc that perfected keep u pa hr hgh estimation III
The utmost care md attention gwen 20 The achInS OF e
sea ard barrels slgpHg and prompt despatch VIII % KY
ernl VII fail the decided df'ht'Ee "a m
chasing the goods 9! our mdnuhctuiE "sR 'f aie
thar we guarantee our obicco and Snuis 10 Keep az any ca
mate. or IN plau terms 10 hecoms mouiJf OF mshy
thereby worthless In all whsTs the acclrs are NOT Az
proved they can be returned aad the money refunded
Sold upan our usual terms and ~ UNIFORM prices "iS
low goods ~ ;he above me- % S'o' 'S'
mauufac tured IN the United States
Our ScGfirldt Tjk,k SMOKING IoHhTco We would re-
commenda being very SUPERIOR rtice'n 9he tat mas me-
rh approval oa who have tried II and ndnSr IN me use
ps Foreign Tobacco. It's packed small cases ct AZ aud
ten dozen each, con, cnieut for transportation,
Al,ry, hand, large and varied aSsoTti''h OF IIHi
Cigars. together "iih sf''t 'aiie'E VI '''
Sol agents in this City Tor Leftwics celebrated Caysu
lhh T9heeo, Of the tour 9 Si SAa AZ Rs)%
inhi6 I'm No W all, 2l3 aud 30 Daane suees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28
AREl WE'D,

Ship Sisanus Jenkins Everleigh i days from Anaachi-
cola, cotton, Boyd y Hncken Feb g. John Wilcox,
seaman died Apalachcoa consequence of injuries re-
ceived BY a bale OF cotton falling on him.
Brig Halowe Smith. OF Haliowell 20 days from Mobile
cotton, 70 w w Pratt.
Brig Edward Buckley, days from Charleston, cotton and
rice, 10 Durham * DImon.
Brig Augusta, Sherwood, days from Savannah and
rice, 10 StuTges Chairman.
Brig Algonquin Williams, days from Carden.s 293 hids
30 ties molasses Depeyser Whtmarsh Sailed in
pany with bark Abby Baker, Pratt for Boston Briggs Mentor
Baxter. for Newport; Hogan llsey, for Portland
Schr Baltimore Woglam, Psefboto, cotton to Johnson s
Lowden.
Schr Harriet Hannah Smith from Georgetown flour.
Schr Direct, Briggs, from Baltimore, -four
Scr Byron, hetchum days from Alexandra, -four 10
Hitchcock ald Others.
sehI McCready, Thomas for Philadelphia mdzs, 10
sehI Ann Driscoll, days from Norfolk, corn, s,u
ges x Chairman
Allen s Paxson.
SchI Roe Dodge, days from Baltimore mdzs TO Johnson
Ssht Henry Lemue Czammer, days from York River
Schr ARIEL, 3days from Virginia oy,ters