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gra1droth'S EilIS.

ED FAD aud understand The time viii come
#A, when The medicine, Braudcth Pills, will be
appreciated as they ought and deserve it viii be
understood that DR.. Brqndrc,h has lbe strongest
claims upon the public. II i, true lhdt every in.
diyIduoI who makes a uial u tie BIaadrcth Pills
concedc them to he the best mcdcine they ever
used. They are indeed a medicine about which
there i no mistake Their value in climate So
changeabe as ours cannot be sufficiently appryca.
ed free lcrsplrati II Is at once restored thus
they cure colds and consumption is prryenlcd,--
Those who have a redundancy Of bile iiud them Of
he most essential service and should there be . de-
icency Of that important fluid the Brandrcth Pills
nave an equally beneficial effect. Often has tins
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re-
pons where the dIeadtuI yellow fever was prevail.
ing, A few doses taken Immediately UPON the IN
lection being received into hC system, viii Ut al
most certain 10 prevent any material inconvcuinCc
And at no stage Of this dreadful epidemic is there
50 proper medicine as the Brcnjoth Pills. let
his medicine be universally used in this
iscasc, ana no loss Of blood allowed and ftw.
very few, would he its victims. - it /, with other
di4cas",. Assist nature with tins all important
urdcjuc to remove morbid humurs from the blood
md 10 not resort to bleeding or mercury, AID Nr
hall have very grGat scarcity ofpcrsons afflicted
with cronic mlladics. The E'llhoreI lriDe--tlcpn-
NAL Kingdom. over which we aic the lord- are
not afflicted with chronic maIodes nritber should
We be II it were not for our pTila which occasions
them. Follow naLule. Use the medicine whi,h
hanonizes with her, which mildly but surely re-
moves all the impurities Of the blood which strength.
ems the feeble and yet reduces those of too full hah,
to healthy standard. Let me again say that every
department Of the manufacture Of Brand eth Pills
lis personally suPcrjntended y me, and that every
box with my three labels upon it may be relied up.
ON to have the beneficial effect described if used
according to the directions accompanying.
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Regimental Orders.

DmyiIle, MAY 3, l8l5-2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01

nv>c.,r.ct. - TrAveuers'
The arrivals YESTERDAY we've upon ;od &c IN. ,;eeL
the general 20 early period o' 'ho ~oeN
ineie a,e :. 'he H. stump Baltimore j. r. Hard, u
VIZ -, ib,la James Connee, Cal b. " a,ren,
a. ~, r. Muron, do; T. Henderson e. Mansae' - ~
40 :. ~. g. NJ pease Troy; Mr.. Morton, b. -,
inoinis. Jackson, N. o n r Dennyb wo'ces.er;
= AS TTsImadge. f. +. Howe, Bostomi w bfsder, Low
Ge'I r. Cooledge Boston; Tate vai Dr. Cepee, Jas
"a, =. = 40. M Ewington, s. NJ Fullerton N vi o.
rgg,' Mobile; w. t. Harrison, Boston; B. IT, Hol-
y, S NJ o.: j. Ashworth, Montreal MT Iuits n VI
w W., ,nnsrbcan NJ o.; W. A. Colerdge, SC f. NJ shaner,
Philad. ,,u,;Io. Thos Pitch Fort LAT
serson: L. H. Higgins, Philad; j. west NJ ~; AaoIpn
Wa;Ilard Bordentown; Prince Joseph Napoleon nohs
nartc Bordentown; D. r. Clarke conn., Ineo; d. y. Nsom
iii st, Louis; H. M. wyncoop, Phiiad; Nh thompson
Ga. C. II. Marsh, Boston. r.a .n.rx.
E..,xIIr-.J. s. Burrs, Augusta Gai y HARD Air%sy
1850 Als. w Kelly, Clevcand A. l.. Prnchard
:, "us,nswick, r. q. Green, Montreal; I. carter,
NNw;cn, John Klein, vicksburg; Ryer and mayer,
rrar,.s,on + Mott Conn; r. l.. Mallory, MONTREAL; y.
ciSdonq baltimore; II. stevens, Montreal - a.
"a, or,.-Amos Deane, Albany Adolphus WAFER o.
,is. Mir spraguc, Boston; r. Hale, Capt Browne, 90.
y m .ap.H E. Taylor, Ohoi II. Harvey, Lockport;
+, Weller Toronto Canada. j. Suter smith, 90; breeu
Iii Conn. Hell cnt,fiu rnd Wales, st. Louis; Gcnerai
Gould Hoci os,cf. Hon E. ANtffson, Westchestcr; A.
"A laurence p4qenp1ft; Geo farNer, 3 Woodbridge.
Ala. Mr. Geo. Molla N.onuc,l y. NJ. Gaskeii bos'on
MIR s. Stetson, Mobile. . = c,, ph;,aa..
W.ysnLy..Jesse 8. Davis Prov; Z. Clarke, rn,ausi
Iohn Worries Albany; Ed. ,Grieyes, Mobiles sss pss
~ II N, 4 Habershaw, c Hubbard sna f""a's'
boston, H Heard, Provide nee,
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| FRENCH OPERA.-At last we shall have the grea
mus cal chef dGupre performed ENTIRELY in New
York. The French company announce for Wed
nesdy ROBERT LIE DIABLE, that Incompatible
wonder, which has been so celebrated on thu
other side Of the Atlantic The music OF Meyer
beer is so well known amongst all the amateurs
OF art; the ballad songs of the play are SO popu
lar that we are certain the Park will be crowd
ed by all the admirers of the best music known
in the world. The sctne,1es are newly painted BY
the celebrated painter, Mr.. Develle; the costumes
splendid and rich and, in the way TO add more at
traction 10 the play, the manager has made an en-
gagement with Miss Turnbull. who will play the part
of Helepa the Superior of the dead nuns. Mines
Stephen Cnuriot, Cassini, Amaud, Dourry, Garry,
and C9uriot, will be the interpreters of Robert LIE
Diable The house will be crowded
CASTLE GARDEN.-The Essler Brothers COM
mence another engagement here tonight, and give
the humorous ballet of Vol au veut. Masters F.
and w. Wood and Miss Cohen also perform, with
Mr.. Dennison's singing, and several overtures make
up capital nights entertainments Great prepare
tons are making here for the 18th of July celebra-
ton.
NIHLo's GARpEN.-To-night the "Acrobat Family"
who have already been delighted by their superior
agility in their gymnastic feats, will not be the less
delighted by Witnessing their excellent acting in bal
let Mr. Roberts performs his popular character in
the "Trumpeter's Daughter" During the evening
he gives his popular Polka Misses Taylor and
Matthews, Messrs. Chlppindale and Seton, play in
sic Chepeau du General" very agreeable and plea
sing vaudeville. The Acrobat Family are to act on
the 4th of July in the open Garden.
PALMo's.-The Burlesque Company had a most
numerous audience Inst night, and il appears that
every evening they increase in attraction. Their
songs are most admirably executed, and the
dresses and properties are in keeping with the
whole affair
BowERY THEArRE.-Mr. Champlin has taken this
place of amusement and completely reftted it. He
intends, we understand, to open tomorrow evening
with rich bill of performance.
DINNEFoRD's BENEFIT is to come off at the Chat
ham tomorrow night, Duverna and De Bar having
In handsome manner rendered him the house for
the occasion. John r. Scott the peoples favorite,
has volunteered. We are glad of this. Dinneford
has met with many misfortunes Of late Give him
a bumper
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.
|. ar Al .rr x-uis Honor the MAYOR In the


This Board met yesterday evening at five o'clock at
the Common Council rooms City buildings. After tho
minutes of the meeting read several petitions and
communications were presented and adopted.
Alderman CAMPBELL presented invitation from John
W. Van Welt proprietor of the Brooklyn Garden, to His
Honor the May and Board Of Aldermen including their
respective families requesting them to be present at his
exhibition of Fire Works" the fourth instant which
was accepted.
Alderman Of the 18th Ward spoke in reference TO in.
yation forwarded to the Court for the Correction Of FIR
roro requesting their attendance at the Brooklyn Com.
mon Council Chambers to-day, and stated that they
having accepted such invntionthe Court would adjourn
for the Common Council OF Brooklyn 10 be in attendance
at their this day at the hour specified. lie like.
wise intimatcd that the members the said Court after
they been regaed by the Brooklyn Board of Alder
men would accompany them on pleasure excursion TO
Coney Island.
Several other petitions and reports then laid be
fore His Honor and the Board which adopted, after
which they adjourned TO this day week at O'Clock In the
afternoon, their usual hour Of meeting,
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CATHOLIC BIsHoP OF New ORLEANs.-The refusal Of
the Catholic Bishopof New Orleans to allow prayers
to be made on the death Of General Jackson, is GER
tainly not little remarkable, when we see another
Bishop of the same Church, at Baltimore, taking
hold OF murderer, and following him up to the very
moment OF his execution, preaching and praying,
aud making the sign OF the cross, and giving him a
pass to the kingdom of heaven Just contrast the
two cases. Jackson, a warrior, il is true, but a
great patriot, who had done his country and his age
the greatest service, is refused the usual religious
ceremonies, and in Baltimore common murderer
is made the subject Of all the power and force. and
piety, and ceremonies Of the Catholic Church. The
Catholics OF this country and the Catholic religion.
stand very well, but unless the clergy, who have the
management of their ecclesiastical affairs, conform
to the opinions Of the age, and an enlightened sys
tenn Of humanity and religion, they will only subec
themselves to the rdcule and contempt Of all intel
lgent and sensible men. Such garingy contradic
tory conduct that just noticed, can never pass be
fore intelligent people without the deepest repro
baton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01

W The Hon the Secretary Of War, accompanied
by his son, Mr.. Marcy, U. S. N.-left the Ameri-
can Hotel yesterday afternoon for Washington.
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NEw STEAMER ON THE SouND.-To-day the new
and superior steamboat Traveller, belonging to G.
Vanderbilt will commence her trips to Norwich
She is said TO be very fast boat.
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" Prince Joseph Napoleon Buonipar;e and his
agent, Monsieur Adolph Maillard, Of Bordentown
were among the arrivals yesterday at the City Hotel
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DISEASES OF THE EyE.-An interesting pamphle
has just been published this subject, by DR.
Wheeler, the oculist, of this city. Copies can be
obtained gratuitously at his residence % Greenwich
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VISIT OF Ex-Governor DoRR TO THIS Cry
His Excelency Tom Dorr intends visiting this city
on the Fourth of July. He will be quite respecta
bic sort of lion, and s, believe the principal no
velty announced for the national HOLIDAY, though
we have not yet heard what extra attractions they
,vill have AZ the Museums
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MORE New PAcKETs.-It is stated that the Lon
don lines of packets are to sail weekly between this
port and London. Four new ships to be added
TO the lines Immediately. They to leave their
respective ports on the lst Sh 10th and oath of each
month
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REDUCTION OF PosTAGE.-Our citizens ought to
know to what places 300 miles reach from hence, so
as to decide what their letters to be rated. Will
the Post Master or his Chief Clerk let the public
have this information at the earliest momentl Draw
circle which shall reach from this city 300 miles in
all directions, and give us the extreme points to
which five cents postage is to be charged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01

RIOTS IN CANApA.-We regret to say that outrages
still occur occasionally in Griffintown One of our
most quiet and respectable citizens attacked near
Brennans on Tuesday night by two rufans APP
parenty Canallers and knocked down several times
After receiving great injury from blows and kicks the
gentleman succeeded in escaping into Bennan's store
where Mr. b. protected him. and afterwards escorted him
home Montreal Herald, June ~.
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News FROM EuRopE.-The Hibernia will be due
a Boston tomorrow. She left Liverpool on the 1871
Ia
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Edmonds 1T.
JuSr 30-Rocka,cay u.s. BROOKLYN Ferry Company--.his
Court resumed its labors this day after weeks
when the above tedious case already referred to ro
further adjourned.
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Court Cnlcndar-Thls my "a >,
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. 81, 80, ~ o. 90 ~ -
Panr a-Nos 49, S., II, H. 70, 49, H. ~ J. ~ S"'
AZ. l25,
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SOUTH AMERICAN NEws.-Adviccs from Buenos
Ayres to April 3d. Montevideo to April %, and Rio
| Ia Lam MAJ have hear rocaIued

The NAvIGATIoN.--The river still continues very
Overwhelmingly so TO the boats navigating IT,
Though the country all around us is smiling with cheer
ing but moderate rains, the water in the river
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Court for the Correction OF + rrOrs.
JUNE 3C-Prescnt, the Lieut.. Governor and ~ sena


The People rs Henry De Bop.--Motion to dismiss wri
Of error for leave to plead Also motion for leave I'd
bring the argument Decisions postponed till I'd Mon
day of the next term.
missed.
No. H. r. Suydam ct. al a. Wes.fa impleaded &c.
Mr. a. Woraen was neard ,or delendan IN error, and
Sage and Company in letter Of credit to the Geneva
Bank in $780, authorized Norton Bartel and Mcneil of
Vienna Ontario county to draw upon them to the extent
Of S5OO0 provided the drafts undersigned y
sponsble parties. draft for $1,000 signed by Albert
Wesfall, drawn afterwards and cashed by
the Geneva Bank and paid at maturity by s. 8. < Co.
Subsequently Mcneil died. and Norton and Bartel were
discharged under the bankrupt act S. Co. hereupon
The sent back the ground that Wesall be.
ing security not liable The subsequent,
ly tried appeal, comes up in Error.
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JrNE 30-Deyrs. Meyer.-This will be CONCLUDED
today being action to damages for infringe
ment of patent right which has occupied the Court ur
ing the last week.
Delinquent Jurors.It ntimated that in puraance
of order Of the Court that every petit juror .ot m a
tendance at the opening OF the Court this day Huesday
will be fined twenty -fve dollars.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT MAIL RoUTE.-We under
stand that arrangements have been entered into by
Messas Hobbin, first assistant N. O. and Mr. Faxton
on the part Of the American Steamboat Co. running
Lake Ontario and River 81 Lawrence, by which daily
mail to be carried between Lewiston and osdsnsburg
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Coroncr,s Office.
Common Pleas.

before Judge lngraham
JUNE 30.-BroWn VS.. Burrscs.-Ths was an action of
trover The plaintiff is the large shipper at the Dry Dock
the defendant keeps junk store The charge is that at
various times large quantities of copper were stolen
from the plaintiff yard finally boys were traced
to defendants store and arrested The plaintiff therefore
seeks to from defendant the of all the
copper so lostwhich he says four thousand pounds
about $685. and for this purpose introduced the boys
who tried to away their infamy on the should
of the defendant they that they stole copper
and carried it to defendants store and sold it, that they
went there about fourteen times and received (eac)
from 81 to So each time. This the plaintiffs
The defendant proved that after the boys arrested
he went to plaintiff for the purpose Of settling the mat
ter and as he alleges paid plaintiff 500 in full satisac
ton Of the demand. Verdict for plaintiff $500 damages
cents costs.
For plaintiff, J. L. White; for defendant, J. McKeon
and Mccarthy.
Before Judge Daily.
Thomas McKeor Philip Nc Cardie--This was an ac
ton to recover damages for assault and battery which it
alleged was committed by defendant in row that
occurred the 9th February last in street. II ap.
pearcd that plaintiff and defendant had present on
occasion when third parties had been drnking
and the oly god" having risen in of the heads OF
the persons present, words to blows, when tho
plaintiff alleges he was assaulted by defendant. The
defence put in was that defendant did not commit the
assault, which ne alleges was committed by party
med Smith, who drives for him carman Verdict for
plaintiff, 8 cents damages and cents costs.
For plaintiff j. NJ Smith, for defendant Alfred A. Phil.
lips
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u. 9. Circuit Court.
Judpe Nelson presidin0


JUNE 3o-The tedious and severely contested patent
suit of Day Meyer in which the India Rubber Manu-
acturcrs to take the most lively interest is draw
ing to close 1t seems from what we have gathered
from the testimony, that the plaintiff, Mr. Day. well
known operator in this kind of goods about one year
since made very valuable discovery in machinery Tor
making shirred corrugated supenders and that two
Of his oremcn also made discoveries of nearly equal
value to Mr. Day in the prosecution of this branch OF his
business both of which discoveries purchased by
Mr. Day, Immediately after the granting OF patent for
the same by government. Most Of the manufactu-
have avaled themselves Of these inventions without
license from the plaintiff among them Mir Christopher
Meyer egans whom this suit Is brough who conducts
establishment in which capitalists at New Bruns
wick, N. j. have an interest The principal witnesses
on the part Of the defence, by the name of
Clark and his we the former had been empoyed by the
plaintiff to assist him in working the machine when
being built in Days factory The character of the test-
mony is very conflicting. We shall withhold further
expression of our opinion until the is closed.
which viii probably be to-day Tomorrow
The business III this court is confined almost exclu-
vely OF late to the testing patent rights and
pleasure in speaking Of the eminent ability and correct
learning Of Judge Nelson, who bids fair to one Of
the most popular Judges who has been called
preside on this bench.
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some extent against any other two; Stannard
Jackson and Barlow are taken against the field
The principal betting is time. 4 to 3 is freely
laid that il is done under an AIS; to that il is
done under Am ass TO that 1t is done in Am los;
even that it is done in Am 45s The long looked for
John Smith may be found to give some account Of
himself at the close he was backed to some extent
last evening at to 6. He is no stranger in these
diggngs,
Same day-At 4 o'clock a purse of $500 for the
greatest distance walked in one hour. For this
purse the following entries have been NADER
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ses Referred to Committee on Finance.
Petition of Thomas Warner, nth Ward, asking appro-
priao for fencing certain lots in the vicinity OF his
dwelling which he represents as nuisance Referred
to City Inspector
Papers from Board of assistants papers were
received and were concurred in.
Resoiuions.n favor of erecting prison near Jeffer.
son Market. Adopted
The Streets-In favor of directing the Commissioner
on Streets to report efficient plan for cleaning the
streets than the present. Adopted Good.l
Dog Lap again-Alderman SEAMAN move to reconsider
the vote taken in relation to the dog law. The motion
prevailed
Alderman Henry moved to take up the section
which was under consideration at the time OF the
The President hereupon read the seventh sec
ton which empowered the poundkeepcr to receive one
pose OF according to the provisions Of the law.
Alderman BRIocs enqured If the ordinance after being
referred, correctly before the Board by taking NJ
the seventh section. He was opinion that the boar
bound to commence ne moro, and take up the aci
| again by sections seriatin.
The PRESIDENT considered the ordinance correct
before the Board by resumng the OF the
| seventh section when il recoected the shape IL
which the matter stood previous to the recess
| The seventh section was hereupon adopted.
Alderman DIVER moved to reconsider the vote on the
ordinance.
Alderman Rich wished to know how the dogs were t.
| be caught alive
Aldermen MEs.rRoLE was of opinion, that the only
safe way was to shake grain OF salt upon their tails
The motion of Alderman Diver for reconsideration
| prcvailed-ayes 8, noes 7.
The ordinance hercupon referred back to the same
committee referred 10 before the recess-aycs noes
Keeper Of the Park Foantain- Resolution in favor OF
appointing new keeper in the Park named Barn.
Mclaughlin, in Of the present keeper. The ap.
pointmcn to be made by the Croton Aqueduct Commit
tee. Resolution adopted-ayes T. noes S.
| The Board adjourned, to meet Monday evening
next, at o'clock.
| BoAnp or AsssrAvrs-This Board also met last eve
ming, the President N. Pearce, Esq in the chair The
minutes OF last meeting were read and approved.
Petitions Refered-OfS s. Is HUFF for payne y, Iou ~
vices rendered in the Marine Court OF VIM. naao IT,
requesting an investigation into his offer TO
| supplies for the Alms-Housc.
Booths around The Pa,k.-A petition was nov e"
from VIM H. Jacobs and others, for pc ai ~
booths around the Park the ith Of July, 10,
rcfe shments with the exception OF spiruow a,flve
Granted-l2 the affirmative and IN Tue "a adon
ID aon,n ~ amy persons erect booths
for he sale Of refreshments about the Park ana prohi"
ing the sale Of sprituous liquors. - o,hers for i
Petitions Re',redof D. Northup and S o"l i,
police guard 10 protect the property Of ,nor :,
WASHINGTON Market or s. ID. Moulton arc ~, To-
have ssd street opened to North River. ~ Williams
and others for hose carriage in sth ward W ~ iii
requesting tho Common Council 70 taks oye remain
Nep YORK Resisisr Of Isaac Ferris 70 reMo'' ''"-'
Rsp Rene s1 Of favor Of repairing pier loot