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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-01

ee4f5. FRUIT TREES FOB SALE.-The lobscnber re-
~ soecuiiy iporIs his fents and The public nal he oas
10. n r. nt III, ;Snfss!es fzhttoSn New Jersey.
args auanty of ip9e, Psaeh and Ctey T1es inoccast
with approved kinds, hti9r which
no will sell ire reasonable tfnS.
n B-Wheu are ned .oI e1porenon they win %
carefully packed boxes for which Ieasonable char
fes wall be maz All orders By ni oheIws will be
et.ended to al tie ,hortes. no:ics ISAAC p Lien.
HixhtStown. OetobsS iHsL itA. % In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-01

HENRY y. tlf)EIIIK.
JAMES ". CO! LiER,
Ir~npHcys 1T LAW AND SOLICITORS ~ CRkrCkMy
VIZ attend 10 ary buSlnrs nst may be eetrussd 10
w them in the various courts of law and equity They
viii personaly to collection uad securing of do
nands in any part the state The busnes will be under tbs
general supervision ms counsel Of they iathei-'
Please adde's, IT, M. and j. n. CelIis-. BinJhamt2ns
Broome COuaty. n. Y. olo om
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

NIBLo's GARDEN-In consequence OF the en-
thusastic applause bestowed on the Opera Of the
National Guard and the Savage and Msiden, those
markably popular entertainments are TO be repeated to
night and the Gardens and Saloon will doubtless again
present fashionable and crowded appearance. All Is
hustle here preparing for the Ballet which will
doubt, be a most splendid affair We hear that up
wards Of fifty young girls daily rehearsing the Anna
zonian exercises and Lance evoiutions One scene
presenting the Baths OF the Harem will 1t is said exceed
s I
forms with Pauline Dejardins the original Polka which
set all Europe Polka mad when danced by the celebrated
Perro and Carlota Grsi The costumes are genuine
yet offered Of seeing this singuarly fascinating dance
Nblos will be the rage henceiorth.
The American Museum was crowded yesterday
with visitors anxious to see the remarkable and
astonishing Dwarf Infant Sisters, Giant Gantess, &C.,
and more delighted Of people never was seen
The singing OF the Orphans also completely charmed
he company with their sweet music, and Mr. and Mrs
Western gave the whole most agreeable and delightful
spice Never the attractions Of the place equal to
the presents and to-day the manager will give perform
ances at half past o'clock, afternoon and in the eve
ming to accommodate all his visitors. Remember this
is the last week positively OF the Ophean family oil sing
ers, and of the Giant and Giantess
0C- II is really delightful to witness the crowds
OF ladies whose curiosity has been awakened t.
the elegant Donna Ottawa at the Castle Gardens her
brothers not less wonderful and elegant for while this
fragile and beautiful girl sustained only by steel wire
gives her graceful exhibitions sixty feet from the ground
Domenco rushes upwards to the height oil 40 feet amid
the shouts Of enthusiastic multitude These the most
remarkable and immensely gifted french s ~, Family VII
hitherto thought impossible Henrie end Cassmir are the
living miracles of ls44-but Nicholas Jean Jean, the
rambour Major host In himself Great indeed is tint
expense, but the public can appreciate
fbs- They have dwarf at the New York
Museum 10 be seen for shilling There Is also 3
iwarf at the American Museum and, because he i
twice big a. the other they charge two shilings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

matsy agreed to TO the Committee Of Ordinances
This Immediately followed by resolution empower
paths the streets parks battery and all such places,
which gave to another long discussion which was
ultimately BY sesg sdoIed snoa0
ing sunday officers af some discussion was carried IN
the sif NATIVE
Docamsnfs from the Boo Of Aldermen. Relative to
nuisance respecting sink 1o5 Cherry street was con-
CURED in az was nuisance In Third street paper EN-.
towering the Mayor to charge dollar upon each
alien landing this port instead Of twenty five cents led
TO another long and angry discussion, was eventually
concurred in resolution empowering the May or 70 o.
fer reward OF three hundred dollars for the spprehen-
sion OF the person who stabbed Daniel Conner on the
Sd ult at the Of the Third avenue, was con.
by the present corporation should remain their respec
tive offices until the LIST Of July next. 1t agreed that
the keeper of Potters Field. An amendment Of ord
moved relative to the appointment OF certain
stations for all carts to stand for hire, and particular au
sion made the nuisance at present existing at the
Of Canal street and Broadway, by the resort OF
cart and cartmen at that spotConcurred in It was then
ordered that the Inspectors OF streets see that all the
houses in Fifth street. from Avenue b. be numbered cor
recy resolution presented for adoption calling
upon present Of Aims Houses to
tain possible from the late hat services
Mark Oaky had rendered to the Institution az to enti
tie him TO the sum Of $43 This led to another long and
rather sharp discussion in which Mr. Chsrlck took most
active and the whole affair piece OF
undetermined humbug, and moved an amendment embra-
cling all the expenditures Of the almshouse during the
previous year. but the original carried resolution
for the appointment Of pier the sole use Of emgans
a the loot OF Vesey street. was agreed nut not without
Mr.. Charlick telling the Board few wholesome truths
relative thereto resolution presented for tho
| removal Of all repulsive features of the inspec-
ton laws ordered to lie the table,
Thomas Shankiin was appointed city guager. Jacob
Wichsy wegher Of anthracite coal Reuben Reynolds,
Inspector of wood.
petition from the N r. Gas Company for leave to re-
their works. referred to the committee lamps
and gas petition from the butchers holding standings
in markets. praying for ordinance 10 compel those
keeping butchers shops to close at the hour was
referred back to the committee Of markets
txuno thauu tbpft Tho ndt IN
evening next and was carried unanimously.
II intention to have given full specimen
OF the mode of doing business At this Board bat in
sequence OF the late hour which they broke up e few
minutes before - ocock compelled us to give only the
usual outline.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

Police Omcc.-MorpAy, July l.-BuRoLARx.-
PRopERrY REcovEKEp-On Friday morning at an
early hour, the distillery of Messrs: Graham Pol
ly Co., Of Williansburgh, was broken open, and
per pipe, copper still head and copper pump Ex officer
John Lyons this morning at early hour recovered all
the property where had been Sold namely At the Junk
Of the wife of Patrick Culhane in Water street. the
latter Of whom at present in the rententiay for eceiv
ing stolen goods She had disposed Of the copper to
named Wintringham, No % Henry street, for SIS
only. very fair sample of honesty.
Nothing further of any moment TRANSFERRED Petty thefts
nnumerable but tomorrow will deveope some rich mat
ters
C0r0ncr's Once, July l-DEArH M INrEMPERANcE
Mhe Coroner called to hold inquest an intem
perate woman named Maria Nichols, at No Ludlow
street She died suddenly VerdictDeath from lntem-
porance, 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

DREADFUL ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE.-Ih,
Palestine, from Pittsburg, arrived here last even
ing From her officers learn the following particulars
of an accident which happened to her. whilst under
about fifteen miles above the mouth Of the Ohio river
About three o'clock Wednesday morning smoke was
discovered to issue from the hold OF the boat
the deck, just aft the engine. An alarm Of fire
instantly raised by the passengers on deck, and a.
once the most terrible confusion prevailed and in th
hurry to themselves, number OF the deck passen
gers crowded into the yawl which hung suspended by
ropes to the stern Of the boat One ofhe ropes
before the boat lowered, and the whole of them
fourteen in number, precptated into the river
and all but two, who have since reached the city
are believed to have met watery grave
The following the far as they could b.
learned but few Of the first names known thu
clerk took account OF them, only setting down tn,
Pittsburgh Mr. Snodgrass, Findley, Smith Moore, o
Levna Horn of Haskell country, Ky JOS Neal colores
man, and three fremen making twelve in all The fire
men pposed to be Germans-they had been on tn,
beat but day or two.
The hre caused by the accidental ignition Of guam
y Of acids which were taken on board without the con
tents OF the boxes being made known to the officers Th
fire exnguished, and very little damage wa
sustained by the boat cargo SO the loss OF thu
made known to the captain every exeroI
made by himself and to them but wthou
succes the yawl sent to every part Of the adacen
shore and considerable distance down the river bu
nothing could be Of the unfortunate persons Thos
w Horn Of Haskell county, KY, and Isaac Abrogest
Pittsburgh have since arrived at this place in the Maria
ganset and II is supposed that the other twelve perishe
/ in the river 81. Louis Reporter, June -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

SLAMM's LIBEL ON SToNE.-We published the
other day brief report of the trial of Slamm be-
fore Sherifis Jury, for libel on Stone, with the
verdict of $1,000 damages. On the first glance one
would suppose this rather severe verdict, but .
little examination of the merits of the case, show
that it was not so. The libel accused Stone of be
ing man capable, in his capacity of Superintendent
Of Public Schools, of refusing to introduce any
book intoxicating patriotic sentiments. Now Stone
has his faults like other men, but he's hardly Sc
bad as that. Then Slamm, Bang & Co. refused to
retract this gross libel when they politely asked
to do so-and for thus refusing what every respeca
BILE editor is bound TO do, to make the amende hon
onorable, when an error into which he may have
fallen is properly pointed out to him. Samm,
Bang 81 Co. deserved to suffer some, as Dickey
Rlkes was wont to saw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

The NEw CoI1EoroR.-Gov. Van Ness, by ar
rangement with Mr.. Curtis, will undertake the
duties Of his Office next MISUNDERSTANDING it bet
ter to commence the week than to begin on the
9th, in the middle Of the week, as was at first ex.
pected.
We understand that Mr.. Curtis called upon Gov.
Van Ness last Saturday, and slgnihed to him his
desire to give him every facility in his power in
assuming the responsibilities of the Office Of Col
lector Mr.. Curtis has certainly behaved very
handsomely upon the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

90 CHOLERA MoRBUs, DIARRHGA, AND THE
affections of the bowels incident to the season.
making their appearance and carrying of great
numbers who timely application of the proper
dies, could have been saved Dr. sherman's Camphor
Lozenges invaluable not only to produce immediate
them through the warm season you win find your
strength renewed They act like charm in all nervous
affections and palpations and those who acquainted
with their effects will be without them Dr. Sher
Warehouse is LOG Nassau street Agents ITO Broad
way; 10 Astor House. Rushtons corner Broadway and
l4h street, 227 Hudson street. 1873 Bowery; n East
Broadway sLedger Buldinga Philadelphia; and State
street Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

90 vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of CionorrhDe elect and all mocupurnent discharges
from the nrehra These pills. prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
suppression of quackery may be relied on as the most
speedy and eectual remedy for the above complaints
they guaranteed to recent cases in from three
discharges and chronic gleet than any other preparation
known removing the disease without oonne-
f,oin hlsI.ta Limiting the breath or disagreeing
eitn the stomach Price 81 per box.
Sold the Office OF the College OF Pharmacy and Me-
icine, g5 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

The New YORK BANK NoTK Lrsr.-Ths work
is published semi-monthly by E. Charles & Son
IL Wall street, and is furnished to subscribers only
at two dollars per annum. 1t contains the current
rates at which Bank Bills are discounted in Wal
street, a full report Of the prices for all kinds o.
stock, and an accurate Wholesale Prices Current
rates OF exchange, gold, interest tables, &c 1t il
got up in good style and we should think would b.
q very valuable auxiliary to the money changer, o.
any one handling much uncurrent money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

IMMENSE TYLER MERTINo.-We have heard .
rumor, from what source we cannot tell, that
there is to be somewhere, at some time, an i'm
mense Tyler meeting in this city. The somewhat
famous Delazon Smith, of Dayton, Ohio, now
stopping at Towards Hotel, is to address the
meeting. II is too bad to get up these immense
Tyler mass meetings, and not let the public know
anything about them till they are all over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

LATEST FROM THE MoRMoNs SURRENDER OF
10 SMITH We have just received, by the West
ern Mail, st. Louis papers of the Ed ult. We
take the following from the Reporter Of that city,
Of that date -
The Mormon difficulties have not yet reached crisis
10 Smith and several others voluntarily surrendered
themselves magistrate in Hancock county and wert
discharged The citizens IN the neighborhood stii
threaten war; but have not yet made the contemplated
attack upon Nsuvoo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

The PHENrx HORSE BAzAAR.-Cowan anc
Dllks will have another sale OF horses to-day, a
this well known establishment, Mercer street. Il
seems that Mr.. Cowan is not the salesman HIM.
self, as was minated in late notice Of his sale
although he personally superintends the proceed.
ings, and sees that all is conducted in a strictly
proper and business-lke manner, and with an an.
dcyatng regard to principle. May his shadow
yer be less than his honesty or his audience OF
g tuesday. Frieuds, we hope TO meet you al
the Phenix. to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

GIy- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
skFARILLA, GENTIAN AND sARSAFRAS, prepared
hy the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy.
abshed for the suppression Of quackery THE refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pur
tying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
superior any extract OF rsapara at present before
the public and may be relied certain remedy for
all diseases arising from impure state of the blood,
such scroula saltrheum ringworm botches or PIN
pies ulcers pain in the bones Joints nodes cutaneous
eruptions, ulcercd throat any disease ising
rom the secondary effects OF syphilis or an injudcious
mercury.
sold in single Bottles, at $50. 20 cents each
in Cases oil halfa-dozen Bottles, % 90
one dozep I" 90
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union:
B-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office Of the College, 95 Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, N. d., Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

113- OBJECTIONABLE NEGLECT.-Ws hardly see
paper which has not account of an accident by
Are Camphene lamps, which now SO much used are
liable to burst Numerous accidents have been occasion
lady that horribly burnt by explosion Of one Of
these lamps The soothing properties Of Connel Pain
Extractor and the fact that it always all pain
from any burn almost Immediately upon its application,
renders particularly worthy of public notice So
much pain might be prevented and many lives saved.
if this great andoe and healing salve kept by every
family It's efficacy is truly astonishing in allaynE and
extracting every vestge of pain from all burns It al
ways heals and never leaves In short, it has
wrought more wonderful cures, and removed more suf
ering than any prescription Of any, even all the
medical in existence This may strong assertion,
depend upon it, actual experience and facts which
have repeatedly come under our own justify
inc Paia Extractor.i be had only Of the original
and sole proprietors Messrs Cemsock Co., 81 Court
landt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

1h3- A REMEDY FOR DEaFNEss-Dr McNairs
Acoustic is daily gaining in popularity. II has performed
astonishing cures never fails to give relief We
say positively that will entirely in every
case refer the ncredulous to where it
has proved an eecua remedy Of total deafness for
standing Sold ut 81 Courend street Pce 81 per mask
Also the Chinese Hair Eradcator efectua article for
removing the hair from any part Of the body 1t Is war
ranted to do this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

AccIDENT.-On Sunday, small sail boat, con.
taining seven persons, was capsized in the North
RIVER near the cutter Ewing, by a sudden flaw o.
i md. The captain OF the f Immediately sent one
e.. ~ boats to their assistance and saved them
from watsry grave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

THEATRICAL -Niblo's was crowded last night.
The entertainments are varied and well adapted
for the season. Miss Taylor is great favorte
here, and is reaping quite harvest OF laurels.
vauxhall was very well attended 1t is very
agreeable and well-managed place. II is patronized
by many Of the fashionables of Union Square and
that neighborhood--the future "West End" Of this
metropolis. Great preparations are making for the
celebration the Fourth at this garden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

ITALIAN OPERA.-There was one Of the most
crowded and brilliant houseslast night at Palmo's
which we have yet seen in that elegant temple of
music. Madame Cinu was received with the
greatest enthusiasm, and the plaudits and braves
were continual. Antognini and Sanquirico were
also warmly greeted. The opera went off de-
lghtfully AT the close Madame Chit was called
before the curtain and received show Of bouquets
and braves, and retired amid the warmest applause.
Although the house was crowded to excess, the
admirable ventilation and the fine current OF re-
freshing air kept it very comfortable. The new
and spacious promenade was delightful, and agreat
number of the ladies' avaied themselves of it be-
tween the acts. What will it be when lighted up
and ornamented by profuson Of choice exollcs!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

RECOVERY OF THE REMAINS OF THE VESSEL OF
THE CELEBRATED PIRATE, CAPT. KIDD.-This long
disputed questionuof the situation and contents OF
this vessel is at length about to be solved. Near
unto the spot where Kidd is said to have destroyed
his vessel, when pursued by English cruisers has
beenf found the remains of one, and scrip has been
issued and number of persons have joined toge-
Their for the purpose of raising it, making exami
nation OF its contents. For this purpose, diving bells
and other apparatus, Of the most recent invention.
have been procured, and some Of the most efficien
divers and submarine artists have been engaged foI
the purpose, under the direction of Mr. Sargent, Q
gentleman of considerable scientific abilities and
well acquainted with such matters. II has even
been supposed that the vessel, when destroyed had
a considerable amount of treasure on board, Kidd
and the hands only taking with them such as they
could conveniently carry about persons. II has
bsen calculated to amount from one to ten mil
ions sterling, as It is known that his depreciation.
were Of a most extensive character, and that vas
sums of money and other valuables fell into hi
hands but a short time previous to his capture
which took place few days after the destruction
Of his vessel, and this property has never been &C
counted for. Whetherthe treasures are in the re
mains Of this vessel, or have been otherwise dis
posed OF, will be shortly seen, and if it is found t
be the case, it must amply repay the enterprisinl
party who have undertaken il; and if otherwise
they cannot be very great losers by the affair.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA. :

ARRIVAL OF THE BRIrANNIA.-This steamship
will probably arrive at Boston sometime before the
mail leaves this afternoons thus give us fifteen
days later foreign news early tomorrow morning.
We shall issue an EXTRA HERALD Immediately
after it is received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02
.crrAp TRANspApENT CHEEK. A BROW

NO A CLEAR, TRANsPARENT CHEEK BROW
outlining the whiteness Of pearl neck OF snow in
word-a brilliant, dazzling complexio will take the
place of saow, dark skins, by using cake Of Dr.
Felix Gourauds Italian edicated Soap. famous for
curing pimplss eckles bloches eryspeas scurvy salt
rhcum BARRIERS itch, and all ernpons OF infammstory
skins This warrant, or no money received But be
snre and get the genuine at old Office 81 walker ST.
FIRST store IRON Broadway The skill adroness and au-
dacity OF counterfeers il really remarkabehcy have
not only the snperatve mpudence TO initiate our popular
cosmetics but they initiate advertisements name IN
cluded leaving only the protection oil our old esta,
blished store and the universal recommendation oil all
who use the italian hedc4d sonp Poudre Subtle Tor
eradca,ing hair Liquid W sttahie Rouge Blanc DIES
payne Spanish White, for the complexion &c. 'r-
chasers will therefore perceive the caution th
necessary direct your steps to 81 Walker street MT
and ONLY store In the block from Broadway Also.
beautiful Har Dye, will stain red or white hair perma
nent black
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

ih3- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID--Ihe members Of
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
received in their efforts to suppress quackery"
beg leave state that particular attention continues
t. be directed all diseases OF private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
et ais Of Enrcps in the treatment Of those s'sessss they
confidently OFFER TO persons requiring medical aid AL
vantages not 70 be met with in any institution N Mls
country, either public private The treatment OF the
College is such to insure in every case and il
oolly different nom that cious practice Of running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most cases leaving
disease much than the original One of the men,
bers OF the College Coz many years connected with tho
principal hospitals ofFurope attends daily for coasua
ton from AN. to6P.M
Terms -Alvice and medicine IS 4 cure guaranteed.
fmrorTAwT CoUSrnv observation-disclosures living in
the country and not finding IL convenient TO attend per-
onally, have forwarded TO them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect ny stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms time OF
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, any
nd enclosing SIS, post paid, addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Ager..
Once and Consulting If the College OF Nssssu
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

No DO YOU WISH TO RID YOURSELVES OF
your Reaches Bed Bugs? An efecual article for this
purpose may be had at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

SECRETARY OF THE TREAsuRY.-I is now stated
that Chancellor Bib has positively declined the
Office. If so, Mr.. Rantoul may be considered a,
the Secretary Of the Treasury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

o. G. H. HILL, the well known delineator OF
Yankee character, will give one Of his exhibitions
at Troy on the 4th inst. These entertainments are
Of the most pleasing nature, and must prove very
attractive in the city of the interior, whose inha-
btans are debarred the pleasure OF attending thea
trical performances.