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The New York herald., 1845-11-12

An Honorable Proposition. MIR. PhnIon.
the inventor of the Chemical Hair Basam proposes 10 any
person whose hair beginning fall to those who are
troubled with dandruf that they his Balsam dsys
and does not falling remove danduf
refund the The which has attended us ap
plicaton in all instances, has induced the proprietor make
this offer.
Sold only by Edward Phalon, Professor of Wig
king and Hair cutting, ga Broadway
For Agents see advertisement.
Messrs. Barker and SoVvIc, IL Cathnrine
street will this morning several NJ D. LANES sd
yard also rich Cashmeres and Paris Repps ony 2s
Cd per yard.
Scarlet Fcvers, like all other Fcvers, COM
with and sickness thirst headaches red
of the &C. In three days prckng sensa
and eruption OF fiery 20
appear first the aud finally uniform redness covers
the whole body.
Wghs Ind Vegetable Pills are easy safe and certain
for this aud other fever In all scarlet fever
said Indian Vegetable Pills should be taken every night
ing bed in snch doses produce copou evacuons by
the bowels This IL properly followed up, will IN
short time subdue the violent Of scarlet fever a
time the digestion will be improved the blood so
completely purified that life and will be given to the
whole frame.
IL should also be ,hst by the of Wm
W. Spears who sells medicine purportnu TO be Indian fs
the corner Of Race and Front Pha agent Of NINE
neither can guarantee genuine that he has Tor sne
The only security against imposition 10 purchase OF people
Of unbemshed character the Office and general depot
No. 288 Greenwich street. New York
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

CRTIcIsM-Our contemporary OF the Courier g.
Enquirer had rather an interesting article yeste.-
day on musical and theatrical criticism in which
he berates with some apparent discretion those who
run INTO the ecstatcs on the great artists of the day
instead of crltlcslng with nice philosophical acu
men their merits,and treating them as talented men,
and not as angels and beings of another world Yet
the same critic while he can find fault with such er
fors and such extravaganza In Others forgets those
which ne has himself exhibited in the yery same
line On many occasions when private motives and
interests operated, we have seen in these yery Jour
nais' now excaimlng against the transcendentaI
styie OF criticism, notices of the most exrayapant
character We refer particularly to the attempt re-
Gently made IN certain portion of the newspaper
press here TO make a prodigious star of Mr.. Muir
dock, who was very good second.rste artist. with
some excellent qualities, and also some very had
points about him.
STEAMSHIP GALVESTON, Captain j. 7. WRIGHT
left our port yesterday morning, for New Orleans
with the very small compliment Of I79 cabin, and
a steerage passengers, of which nearly one-half
were females. r
The Galveston is TO run on line with the New
York between New Orleans and Galveston. She il
fleet and most beautifully formed vessel, and is
supposed she will make the passage in six or seven
days.
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

NAVAL ArFAIRs.-lt Is fact, far from being
agreeable to any one, that the United States have
now no vessel of war in the Mediterranean the
frigate Cumberland, the flag ship for that station,
having arrived at Boston last Sunday, and the soop
Of war Plymouth having sailed for the Brazils In
times of peace, when no war in anticipation, the
temporary absence of a fleet from any one station
may be an unimportant event but in times like the
present, il is necessary to have full exhibition
Of our naval energy abroad as is possible.
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

Messrs. Barker and soSvlc, Al Catharine
street will this morning several NJ D. LANES cd
eyrd also cases rich Cashmeres and Paris Repps ony Is
LIZ
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

ARMING CANADA.-We see in the Canada pa
pers notices of active preparations for war in
various parts of the provinces. Several mill
tary buildings are to be Immediately erected on the
Longueu shore, and large purchases of land, oppo-
site ST. Helens, have been made for that purpose.
Several barracks also in process OF erection at
the Coteau st. Luis, and on the island of st. He
lens. These facts, taken in connection with the
same sort of activity in England and the intention
OF the English government to increase the military
force Canada, ought not to escape the attention Of
the administration in Washington
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

SEWERAGE OF THE CITY.-The Mayor has sent a
message TO the Common Council, directing their at
tention to the state of the sewers We do not know
any subject connected with the affairs of this metro
polls, which so much demands the attention of the
civic authorities and the community as the sewerage
OF the city. One of the very first things which dsa-
greeaby attracts the notice OF intelligent travel
ler on arriving in New York, is the filthy condition
of the streets, arising not only from the miserable
pavements and negligence of the scavengers, but
also from the total absence of proper system OF
sewerage Even in Broadway, the principal tho
roughfare, deep open cutters line the street on each
sde and at almost every corner up town the passage
of vehicles is rendered a work of no little difficulty
and hazard, in consequence of the broad deep gull
lies which interrupt their progress. But the wreched
condition Of the city in this respect is known to
every body. And yet, year after year, whilst the
city has gone on increasing and increasing the evil
has been allowed to continue and grow.
Now that the Croton water has been introduced,
and such abundant means of making good system
ofsewerage perfectly successful, we trust that the
subject will be taken up with prompttude and vgor
The cleanliness, and course the health of the city
dependent, in great degree, on the construction
of properly constructed sewers in all the streets, and
the matter should not be any longer neglected
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS OF ALBANy.-Thc follow
ing summary of the number Of Hotels, Stores &c,
in this city, and the number of citizens who are
engaged in Trades and Professions compile from the
late Census return Number OF Inns and Taverns, 76
do Wholesale stores, l72 do. Retail do, b32; do.
Groceries, 397 do Farmers and grculturalists l0 do
Merchants, 6sa do Manufacturers 1913 do Mechanics,
320o do. Attorneys l67 doClergymend2 do Physicians
and Surgeons, ss The total number OF Hotels Stores
and the whole number of persons engaged in Trades,
Professions and Agricultural pursuits, is 0,74i.argus
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

MAcKEREL FIsHERy.-We are not as bad of
in the mackerel fishery as il was feared we should
be from the failure last year The Gloucester Tseeraph
states that instead Of 1000 barrels last year. over
80 600 barrels Of had been packed up TO the
instant and the gross produce of the fisheries instead
of the amount before stated would probably be over
half million OF dollars Commerce and tonnage have in
creased this year. many vessels have been added
hefeet and Gloucester thrifty and in such
good circumstances now and at time her pros
pect for the future 80 bright and encouraging.
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

VUIIu II. oICy
and about two hundred others.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
B!GELow's MuRDERERs ARRESTED.

BIGELOW'S MuRDERENS ARRESTED.
We last week mentioned the horrid murder of Mr.
JAMES BraELow, in the Cherokee Natjon since which,
the murderars ha been arrested, and tho ccust1n
ces ;ranspired, which follows:
Mr.. B. had lately returned from Texas with money,
which become known to the murdercrs, who resolved
upon the horrd deed, There were four of them, one
quite young only Ii years of age and they went
to the house of Bseow under the pietencc Of obtain
ing work, and remained playing marbles and iding
around ntil night when supposed they request
ed to be permitted to stay all night After ngtal as
D. turned his back to one Of them, he made an at.
tempt to catch and con6ne his arms when he suspected
their motive, threw hun of and cndoayorod to mako
his escape; he bad run about one hundred yards and
stumbled and fell, when he caught by one, and
literally Gu. pieces by the others But the StranEes
part of the story remains yet to bo told. One oi
the murderers returned next day, it being then IN
known who the perpetrators wcrc assisted in digging
the grave shrouding him. and stood by and show
cd the features OF rhe well loved face to any that might
wish 10 take last look at their murdered friend We
have not learned in what way the disc nvery was made
but suspicion being xcd upon them they were arrest
cd when two Of them confessed the horrid deed The
money has not been recovered but understand that
the sister of onn of the accused has employed one Of
the Cherokee Lawyers defend him. and it is thought
that she will nee BIS money to pay him with 1t is said
that they undoubtedly will be hung. The Cherokee
Advocate is using every excrtion to have the Nation
cleared Of this iHHTasTVus gang it recommends the
most summary measures.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

rr Our market tables are carefully corrected. Our
farmers and country merc ants are assured that the
prices are such as quoted by merchants Some com
plain, is made that should be more particular and
we would say that they corrected by our most ezen
,iye mercantile bouses, and not by ourselves
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

"A short time since. inro,.
by the police. that a young 81
der the hanis nf Madame Cs..,' m
the irmaie physician of n.
died from her Prrnicious ac,,
had been sold and shipped az
was placed in the hands of OFF,
who soon arrested a young M
Carron. who was said 10 h. ;a,,
Maxwell. the professed h,,xb,.,
work Of Madame Costello, and
certain clue 10 the story wsso,.'
been employed by Maxwell ~
out bills and transact other bp.;s
had become acquainted viii 4
house, and being a reckless cha.
at what he knew must be roipc,.
Of February last he was tod h.
girl had died in the house, uod.,
and that she must 10 a, once :
body wsS accordingly PLACED ipss
brought down STAIRS in the a.
night; a sleigh was driven to In
well and Cnrron dragged out Il.
the dead boly Of the victim, ap
It in the sleigh. and in the s,leT.
and the dead girl pressed the n,
snow. A gentleman living uDo,s
Of the street, passed out at ,bi,
10 look 4; them. when Curron ror,
arc li!h THIS winter. amt Iheyr n
man passed into his house. fSl
paced IN tn" sleigh and driven n
sny. where Maxwell keeps ro,.,j
try my 10 cuIcr. la.y could no, i,
were Obliged 10 hoist the body IL
dow. \ l"rg 1rr~lmg.l Ok had |
and cam.rs .Ldrd, NaXHel ven
mails. l@rr.u SEIZED tins oppor5
I tie body, nnD, discovered the bend
/ lunhg g'rl' hnP'f' my About ED
age, tn! facet and handsome, viii
black bair-npparcn,.y English O.
wa, t."n Jacket Mp ia sa"Lust.t,
iuL been rai."I %,, WAS on. cted 5I
u.y. " ool,Iork. VT. car" of Pss
/ coId. y. IT,. The mex! day it N,
to the ri'y ard despatched by n
Express. Dunng rbe whole ot t5s,
well expressed = grrGt deal of esa
of'ur op property, oni sud it wa.
Shortly utter ins aii2tr, Madomeu
purchased the nousc in which IheyI
ard street, and ruru>a,d iilhroa,a
ad uauD.r. i1 .-"g"ru.a2 lhor
CT, ,t.r ai t..u..r7 Of anJ,ae; I'
nut. D~Hri our.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
IN TROUBLE.

Nadine Costello has got into trouble in New
York for practising her unlawful rr9dc upon II
young gIr VINO had fallen victim to the arts OF
ncr employers. Tho casr is of .hnt pcculiSr
character which renders its publicity improper.
except 50 far to bring those wh" resort 10 such
Infamous practices to justice. The following
facts wt1ica were eiicitod, show how summariIy
the victims ire disposed Of. We copy from tho
repcr. in the Now York News; e.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
From the New Orleans Bulletin Sept 9th.
I'I NAS:

From Corpus Chrisi.-Tbo steamer Creole ar
rived On Wednesday morning AT bi"n", from Cor
pus Cars;i and Arunsas Bay. She left the form.
cr place on the 29th. and the latter The 3 Isl
uIt.
\ gentleman in this city has received by this
arrival letter from a friend n, Corpus Christi
dated 29h, from which have been permiiod
to take extracts. Tae writer says:
We have more soldiers about here than YOU
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
io7 the h3kanh,
Ilessrs. EiTorg:

D.CSS' Hs ~ "a ''
In the Iaa, Bnunor" Srwan
written u! Eayrt;,vl.ie, d.prrcaln
N reg rI To Il cou' 'oni.on; and fU.
.arguogr. Mt once rrco-Dlle The
thought had r,,.u3 arcn salarY
drcd uujrars per anum 80 complete,
rruon am IN sue his profession =
SO tual lie understands youf
strong omo in this ocr7,,n seca +
Of the good that might resa.ItoG G
had taken the rgnt course, and spo
mrn,' oi the pcoF'a; and that be re
o., hlylu. astcrJ,,uad thu opinions
lurEg Hlrn' IN tins end Of the SIHle;
'..> fHI-ruHgInsiI"uaIy hcongs
., ...u. .,". lu Your i"Icr Is TIE hs
% Un.l 'ur u9.r,uua 10 csnven.
curuarut u@l',cry county IN The
G,uh 10 favor ut lie measure. IE
pyomi HcH mGH sany waSsanoIc
+,ouaI +.,rors; or bus Lc cOut0uJd
iIi,ccn hundred n year, and c"mPdI
Now. s.r, If / mIsl-kc not, this sla
man. no, TWO years 9s0cr, while a
town. slriyrd very hard to rnyca a "a
iinn called. aud have himself nomls
didnto for Representative; Al the ia1
man was nominated; IS 1t not so !
procure the cali of a meeting at W
select delegates to State Converts
up resolutions in favor Of himself!
assist aud advise in the am0nymols
tions which appeared in yOur p1Pt
the nominations Of the first c"nYOr
ply ask these questions nr this IrOnis
to groIIIy an ldto curiosity and hoe
not fnu it to cnrroaCh upon his ya'di
Iutcrrup! him in TIC completion of y
Of the .aw. 10 answer lhrm.
| would nsk you, if.he Is re: .bei
man who once prociNinIed Gov. la.
i,mrgogur mtis STATE! AID lhrcae'
him around his tour Of f. stump sPs
reply to Jls speeches IN ORDER TO sho
difference between himself and Cos
dcnriy asserting that he could uso hli
ry p.acc. 4.
lam glad that ho comes out so Pa'
sprts the intention Of Gov. lclFS ha
ming hun for the Uni,ed States Senls'
all g0ur opposition. This looks as "a
"by nu.Iorrly," and hope IN sn'
Gov. yell himself may BE- equally asa
prominent gentleman, and a'o" hs@
but what is justly due the party i'n
If he desires his name TO 90 before u
Iature as II candidate for Ashley
say so at once, aud not hushwbacS Y
usual course and viii! tend more to I1i,, !,
any course that he could pursue. :
it is known generally. that Gov. is"'
tend running again tor Congress- Ias,
does he not say so himself! II woula I"
time and trouble. aud even II u o''
Tins much should he known tothe ~
might have time to fi&- upon n s,',Igr ,ui
and not have to lenvo it the r n""
this prominent geniiemaa so muco .
IS43. ).
This prominent gentleman says :
brinngs TO tho people, which ! = u'a ,
10 admit; and have so CONTENDER I,
longs to the people. ! think t0a' .,i' ~
course. to have some hand IN selsoJ, y,
I'll il. and not leave 1t to he llI'su
7st. that tho Little Rock Clique M! 4
commend. He farthor says t"as '
never intended for the gratIlica''o',
ambition, but for the public good !"
ectIy agree with him; and think '' =
he public is moi at all sought ns :. 4
his conyention: but merely Inc -,
eIfsh ambition of somo po'iiicai %" ~
visir To oust Ashley. elevate fe''' -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

OF Tho detachment of the 2nd regiment Of L..
S. Dragons, situated at For, Washi:a, which We
mentioned last week, as being under order for
,Tre-=Ns, left few days since. Maj Hunter. the
Ster did not arrive before they left; their
wero cashed by private individuals,
ebing them to leave several days ear.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

In all tho conjecturos. representations and
81 cu.alions, in which thu editorial fratcrnity
have INDUCED. OF our relations with Mexico, one
TACT Of no little significance sccws 10 have be, n
entirely overlooked. As san importan, element in
tho calculations Of political contingencies. it IS
worthy Of special note. 1t is this, that Herrera
the President Of Mexico. whose reelection is an
nounccd by the last advices. has a Yankee girl for
a wife. This fact is well known, and on tho o..
casIon Of his first elevation was cnuvasscd in the
papers throughout the United States. OF the
perSonH' character aud qunilrs Of the Pr spIeu:.
eSs, VIC have Go reliable luf0rmnlion. But. pre-
suming her to 'c like the "commOn rnn'' of Yun.
kce girls. there can be Ittc doubt thal il this case
the old proverb viii hold true, and "lho grey mare
be fonud to be the bcs, horse" II Mexico is uol
under Yankee rule, then We arc mIstn@rn.in sup
posing 'hnt "some things may be ,ono well as
olIcfs."-N. o. HWiciin
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

u The Cherokee Council will convene on the 9th
proximo; it is thought that Mr. Ross, the principal
Chief, will no, be able TO be present. as he is now In
Washington City, attending to business for the Ma
tion.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

~ The public works at Fort Smith are steadily pro-
crossing; Capt Alexander, the Quarter Master under
whose superntendence the work is carried on, seems
determined to goahead.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

.Healh.--We regret 10 learn that chj's and
iovcr very generally prevails in this conn'ry.-
The attacks are generally light, and tie patients
seldom require more powerful remedies ihon
light purgativcs, and the free use of quinino.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

n The ast Little Rock papers, notice the death oil
Mr. W F. Denton, Of Baiesville, a gentleman highly
respected and greatly beloved
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

JOHN &. OeDEN, Esq, of our city hns been
appoiD,ed by tho Governor of Florida, commIs-
.ioner to take Dispositions, the acknowledgment,
of deeds &C.. for the State of Arkansas, to be
used u Florida.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

or The Cherokee Advocate represents Fort
Gibson to be very sickly. at present. We are
glad TO be oble to say that Fort Smith continues
Us healthy as usual.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

o. The whig papers seem to think that their
party never had greater reason to rejoice than 's
afforded them by their recent losses in Tennessee
Alabama. North Carolina and Indiana. Wo
reckon they had as lief they had gone tho other
way, i, would no, have set them back any 10 have
gained three or four U. s, Senators.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

tS-We see, almost every day, large drores Of
horses and mules pass through our city on their
wuy TO the south.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
Execution. and Parker, were execu!-

Execution. and Parker, were eyecut-
ed on the 22d ut.. at Beiyidere, N. j.. for the
murder of the Cashier family, PerPetratrd in
May, ls43. The culprits died protesting their in-
nocencc. The execution was attended by ten
thousand persons. The scanold was elevated to
the level of tho top of the fence which the law
requires TO be erected in order to render the exc
culion private. This evasion Of the law TO graf
ify morbid public sentiment is equally dis
graceful to the authorities and tho people of New
Jerseys, Why did not the Executive interfere to
secure compliance with the statute! The ar
rangemenls for the execution, designed to make
it spectacle for the public gaze, were announced
in tho papers long before the event took place
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

tJCorn meal is very scarce in our Market farmers
would do well to bring in Supplies, It would meet "''n
ready sale at good pticer,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

Mr. wmu.ns, a Presbyterian Minister, will preach
a, the church this evening and to morrow fu
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

o. There is only one Snag-boat, the Gopher,
at work, on the western waters; she is engaged on
tho Ohio river, and from the low stage of water.
is enabled to do great service Ono or two "o"'d
be of great benefit to tho navigation of Arkansas.
And we hopo that all interested in the safe navi-
CATION of our river will move in this matter.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

uThe river still continues too low Cor steamboat
navigation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

Outrageous Condoc'.-N G .rnrn, says the FaI
River (Niass.) Monitor. from passenger in the
cars on the New Bedford railroad. that on Satur.
day week. the train from New Bradford for Taun.
ton wos stopped by o"o Of the agents, few miles
from New Bedford aud Two small children were
Ihurstfrom tho cars. ItaPpcnTcd lha, a poor wo.
g.an with three children had come on board the
cars for Taunton. had paid for herself and one
rhj'd-hod no money to pay for the other two
and in consequence two Of her children were com.
PEELED o cut tho cars and left upon tho road with.
out their mother or any friend - direct them
where to 70 or what to do in the midst Of wood
far from home. Such conduct woui Disgrace Il
barbariln.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

The Albany Argus suggest, a novel idca. 1t
is that OF m Indian State admitted to our courcd.
cracy! The rapid advance Of the Choctaws ond
Chcrokecs in the arts of civilized Iic and in ed
ucnlion and religions knowledge, has Ird'tuc
irronGs Of the indian to think Of the erection CT
indian States. The Argus remarks tina, these
nations are coming INTO condition which viii be
fully worthy Of oiiian;o with slch republic rs
ours. and that there is no reason % doubt TINT
they would do honor to such ra.a,ion.-.H. len.
is Ga.enc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 90, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

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