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The New York herald., 1845-04-19

HE CAUCUS OF THE New CONFORMATION LAS,
NIGHT resulted in the following nominations:
Presiden Mt Of the Board nj Al
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

NEW MOVEMENT AMONGST THE ssFRIRNDs. THE
Society of Friends in this city, appear be dvesting
themselves of some OF their sectional peculiaries.
They have lately made some improvements about
their meeting houses, which would some time since
have been regarded with horror. They have a
neat iron railing in front Of that on Rose street,
and also on the front and side of that on Hester
and Elizabeth streets. This suits the age much
better than board fence, or brick Wall They
also seem disposed to abandon some of their pecu-
larltes in other respects which have distinguished
them from other religious denominations. We
have been informed that at one of their meetings
some weeks ago, they adopted some regulation
tor the government OF their social parties during
the winter, which usually commence, il was said, /,
about Christmas. II was put to vote and carried
by large majority, that instead OF continuing till
one or two O'Clock in the morning, as has hereto.
fore been the practice, they shall in future collect
at from TO half past o'clock, and break up from
TOTO H. On these occasions, the display is costly
aad elegant, and the table is sumptuousy supplied
music and dancing are not always excluded
They have also made an alteration in the time for
assembling In their religious meetlngsfr0m ten to
halt past ten O'Clock, in accordance with the Gus
tom OF their fellow citizens CT other denomlna-
lions; and they are fast changing their costume.
1t their meetings in the Rsse street church on a
Sunday morning, the aspect of the congregation
does not indeed much differ in external from that
assembled in ST. Paul's.
These improvements have taken place since the
death OF Elias Hlcks-his extensive influence and
his firm attachment to old customs, efiectualiy pre-
vented such change during his lite. When the
meeting house on Rose street was finished, II had
a handsome cornice on the front, but through the
influence Of Mr.. Hicks il was taken down.
MRS. CARRoLL's BArHs.-The vapor and med-
Gated baths at the establishment Of Mrs. Carroll, in
broadway, near the City Hospital, are truly inva-
liable means OF preserving the health. In colds,
rheumatic affections, and MANY other diseases
these baths work like miracle.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
Circuit Court.

Before Judge willard.
ArRIL le-Hathapayps GRAVES The Ball Rsom as
The jury Ia this did not agree, ond were 3
charged They stood ten to in favor OF verdict ior
defendant.
Hohny Hliyer-verdict for plaintiff, S7s7 Al, as.
sing valne Of p'operty $1,000.
W. Rogers vs. w L Po,fs.-Acton brought to recover
he amount of bill OF ladsG, disappeared toat Rgers,
Tho resided in Phadelpha shipped 10 his sgcnt In this
.ity cargo OF coal which sold to Po'ts defendant
rhe bill fIadins YVES delivered 10 Potts, but
dorscd by Rogers Potts was disscei 70 hut I'D
ot and the vessel lost her passage IRON Pnadel-
phia Action Ia brought to recover rooi defendant who
ts in fr defence that the bill Of laiiug beirg
,orsed IN sale invalid. Nonsut moved fr on this
round aad allowed.
Edcayd n jacobs Ct ais. w. Charles RpreU THIS was
action OF account involving dealings
md questions in relation to bankruptcy Record with
irawn.
rhs jury who had been in attendance Ia court,
discharged for the term
APPOINTMENTS BY THs PRESIDENT. II. Sues,
Georgia 10 he Charge d'a flares - the Court OF Aps
fia A. Davtzsc, lobe Charge d'Afirs to the Hsgue u
------
Senator Sm h. ofthe second District has been called
home ty the intelligence OF the decesse OF his father who
died st his residence in Suffolk county, On MONDAY last
at the rip0 old sge of63. reefF
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor, at hlI
agency, 81 Walker street. Grst store from Broadway

Beats Hair Restorative, mt his Agency, 8y
Walker st. lst store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

Court CalcB dar-This Day.
sursRIos Counrss 81, co. 64, %, 49, 70, 90, SO. 60
SO, II, 20, % TO 96,
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

billiards, Billlards-Wo understand there
will be sale aucson this day. oftwo Of Puns and Of
Also, u Webbs Cnmpheue Lamps
1hos Bell will sell them at IL o'cl,ck.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

Can n Woman be EnamePd s-It is very
generally believed TIA. the celebrated Madame vestss s sn
sut il impossible Many that in travelling
y almost n...,ty changed her withsred and wrnksd ,sn
cake Of jones' Soap will pmpes. feckes botches
tan suabn morphew and change dark. sunbut yellow
skin ne healthy cleayness Let only
and they viii be gaadensd q 80 50
l3e Fulton Brooklyn State street, Boston; Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia; and 81 State street, Albany.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

Asthma II one of the most formidable Com.
plants that the shul physician has contend with The
The head .ra.ty to lie down the fearful anxiety
Folgers Olosaolan, Aheang Basam, great remedy
for This disease perps the geetest in the world 1t has
have ever used IT, aud acquainted with
For sale at the principal Office M6 Nassau door above
Ann, and at Mrs. Hays, l39 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

To Omccrs or tho Army and Navy, Travel.
LERs, SEA CAPTAINS orHERsOne OF he necessary
articles tn whose pieasus business calls them from
home and who compelled to be thei bbsrs is good
emoent Shaving Cream Such prepare presented
superior 70 any ever before offered to the public Henrys
Lhineae Shaving Cream.
II certainly all that irritating after shaving.
and takes all roughness or piples from the skin The
articles from which composed Of the emolent
aud nR nature and the Chinese Cream be truly said
cents.
Prepared and sold bv A.. B. Sands Co Chemists, Drug
Granite Buildings Sold also 70 Fulton street, and n East
HrnaA AWAY
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

Town NELEcrIoNs.-Full return from all the town
in this State are received. The result we annex.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
d. Goursud's 0ossIp with his Patrons, No.

ihos B.ii viii sell them s'a at i asi,et.
ID. Gouraud's Gossip with his Patrons, No.
cs oS r s oaf M in Bo;on viii
The hya.s Then received The hsnds of Dr. O.
% % haa 1s @ Y h % esn made %
| sssume an entirely different reading. Hers it's =
Mature, in men, balance eer maintains
S: : ss dsadg Ssara de- I:s e
Is but a sigual for-no within !"
T p 81 ss.. ' :saa sS : o YEA IA
:,:S e
Subles which warranted to uproct hair as sacaa as
sss H;s;s::s ssiS ss :s! l.
'se'f s1s
..shns o. ssnt,msn subsequent shaving GOuaAyDs
ss1s Hs D s sss ss se p: ss sss
aps in The q Densss Cases Of Is and 20 years stand
psss ss ;. iTs:: Gs:a.s. q: .s
s sfGn rSs. as = i :.se Bs
sres csfi xbaS Bull 'fso troy A
Pain or Distress or every kind, whether
goe rheTmatism headache oohache o!hs Kind 9f
S ss saS
w.si. ~ ] ssss E s; % s% S:.. 3: he .s
hiss ne
corrupt of dsa.s easy and ns;
sss, sss
s ssd bs 1shi .a
the side breast headache gddnes aud all other unplse
life o. and w ns psc Te's s Cautioned
s;oi9 ua.n AZ msS vsss.s. & boiled IN sugar ana called
sss hs .ishs medicine E. |: 70 ySF SgE
III cases, be particular ask for wrshts Indian We
/ n =
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BLoopr OccunREscE.-John +. Hrkhardt young music
teacher, recently arrived from Germany Friday walk
ing home with lady whom he giving music lessons
the organ at the Episcopal Church They BY
the husband Of the lady, H. g. Coons who has
been resisting suit for divorce which his wife has com
menced against him in Louisiana. He has a morbid
bty every thing relation this affair, and is always
extremely sted at his wes receiving from others
On this occasion he violently nteered, pushing his wife and
Buhard asunder and using very insulting language Buk
hardt There agreement made in few words be-
tween them that they would presently for settlement
after which the parties separated IN different few
minutes afterwards however, they met at the Office Of Dr.
Maguder, Main where Burkhardt having in the
time provided himself with large bowie knife accosted
Coons and told him his conduct TO him and lady in his
pany unworthy Of and characteristic Of scondre
At this Coons struck him the face when Buhardt drew
his knife. Coons of the Office into the street, and
picked up bckbat which he threw at Burkhard with great
violence, but missed. Turning, be fell, when Burkhardt
rushed him. and inflicted four CHASTITY gashes with his knife
on Coons sde back and breast before any bysanders inter
iered to take him off
Burkhardt taken Immediately before Mayor Folks,
who with Justice Bryson, engaged in laborious nvcs
ugaton Of the affair until late hour Saturday, when the
facts have briefly related elected The result was
that they bound Bukhard the Of S. 900 appear
the Circuit Court for trial
Coons i is thought by the physicians who dressed his
wounds, will recover.-Senfinei
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

The session OF lS45 can now be Judged as a
whole. 1twoud be as difficult as it would be USE
less TO enumerate all that 1t has done, or all il has
left undonc; but the principal items Of both are,
perhaps, the following 9asrf
MsAsunrs CaHnrp Reduction Of the Sugar duties,
Abolition Of the Glass duties, of the Coal export duty Re
ducton Of the Auction duty etc and Abolition Of smaller
duties that encountered the Tariff Consolidation Of the Gus
toms Acts. Banking in Ireland and Scotland New Pooaw
for Scotland. Maynooth Endowment and establishment Of
Irish Colleges Removal Of Jewish Disabilities. Commons
Enclosure Bill punish BRAZILIAN Snveraders pirates
Lord Ashleys bills adopted by Govcrnmcnt-nam re-
gulatc Juvenile Labor in cacopntwoks and to povds for
the better care Of Lunatics mass Of Railway bills
MEASURES PosrrosxD ON ABArDosEn, (Which Of the
two is doubtful Medical Reform. Drainage of Towns.
Law Of settlement for Paupcr. Charitable Trusts Com
pcnsation Tcnantsin Ireland Aargc Of Railway bills
PRonisKp, NOT ISTRoDucxD-R Registration Of Par
amentary Electors, and Municipal Reform in Ireland Fur
Their founded the Report Of the Tenure Of Land
Commission
We extract the following comments respecting
these measures from late number Of the London
Spectator
The reduction Of duties Colonial and Free labor Foreign
Sugars has been followed by considerable increase Of sales
the grower, and dminution Of price the consumer but
practically the has been stretched into new one by
the unavoidable reduction Of duty on some sugar
under the most hvoednaon clause in treaties with save
owning countries The alterations Of the Tariff work far
we'll The Maynooth grant slowly influencing the Irish
mind The Colleges Bill starts with damninG sense OF its
imperectons Il will begin to take effect when completed by
the establishment Of central University The Scotch foor-
law IS ns,almen that whcts, satisfies the demand
The Medical Reform preerrng particular general interests
IS cursed with evident ncapacy for struggling INTO exist
encc There has been comparatively less Of crc party nm
drance TO osiruct the Ministerial measures is session anu
the cause of the large list Of projects frustrated OF mus
be sought in fault common ali Governments OF our day Al
leasthe defective preparation Of their work lord Rus
sell says that the amount Of official and Legislative work Is toe
oppressive good reason for conntng to go doing
badly but for altering the plan Of working On the whole
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MIRACULOUS EscArE.-An English paper, the
w estern Tunes. relates the following incident.

MIRACULOUS EscAPE.-An English paper, the
western Times, relates the following incident:
budleigh Saeron has been the scene Of most thrilling
incident, Six infant children, "Wednesday morning got
no boat on the beach, and mischievous boy showed il Off
me ooa' dred before the children were missed
terrible was the agony Of the mothers when they knew H.
Inc preventive men went off all directions every boat
on ns u Tar into the night Daylight returned and
sun nc'e were no hdng Of the helpless children the day
wore away, and still nothing was heard about them thew
were los. ener IN The Of the wide ocean, or buried
wnn ny insanaoe depths. A Plymouth trawler fishing
yeerasy morning early something floating al the dis
nc pore down 70 ~ and discovered 10 be boat and
IN tne oo'tom ne SIX children, all cudded in like nest If
BIRDS fast asleep God having mercully given them thai
blessed solace alter day Of terror and despair The rou
took them on board eased them with bread and cheea
gladdencd their despang little hearts with promise 4,
them home Between three and four in he af,ernoo ~,
uawler was seen in the ofing with the boa, asern
turned towards him the best spy glass in ho , -
rubbed again and again, and at last they made ami !, So
identical boat The flew through the town h a,,a.
came frantic TO the beach, for there no children
in the boat be in the sloop. Intense - ~
agony Of suspense, and all alike shared il with the p
At last the trawler in and the word went round
all SAFE and many southcarcd burst tears wome
shricked with joy and bacamc almost frantic with their no
portable happiness. II indeed memorable day. and
prayer eloquent for it rough sincerity offered up TO AL
mighty God who In his infinite mercy, had spared these in
nocent children from the pcs and Of the durin
that fearful night Five ~ these children under y
years of age, the sixth is but nine wears old
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The St Landry Qsouisiana) Wig says "somc four or
nye gentlemen from this place went fishing and hunt
ing excursion few days snce and encampcd about ten
days. during which time they killed fcenfyone deer and
caught more trout than they could possibly demoIish We
nave better hunting and fishing in 81 Landry tan any other
inhabited place" ~
themselves out Of jail night before lest They were confined
o' whipping not after Mr. Buttons fsshoS with the
su' Du, a'c their own and other naughty mems WAYS
VIII mc" Now they've "cut sck" and ca for parts
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SPIRIT OF TIE rREss.
rnon rns IouIsyILIn or. } ,ounsAL.

FROM THE LOUISVILLE (kr.J JOURNAL.
The proposition TO invade Mexico, to take pos
session of her territory and place her people under
the laws Of the United States, is utterly Infamous
The morality Of the proposition is on par with
that Of the robber who seizes every thing ON which
he can lay his hands was predicted years ago that
If Texas to be annexed to this Union spirit Of
conquest would be aroused which could not be ap-
peased until the stripes and stars should be victo-
rous every foot of ground on the continent. II
is evident that the annexaonists in stating the
grounds on which the annexation of Texas was de-
srabe, studiousy avoided declaring their most POI
tent impulse. Had it been understood in advance
that the annexaton of Texas was to be followed up
by war OF conquest-was to whet the appetite OF
the people for the annexation of Mexico, Caliior-
MIA, Canada, and South America--that measure
would have been signay defeated BY conceainp
their true objects, the crafty annexatonists carried
their measure, and have corrupted the sentiment of
the people so far that many of them regard the
destruction of independent Governments as some
thing patriotic and desirable.
II the people are as infatuated as the Locofocos
represent if they do not regard as sacred the terri
torial rights Of other nations, they have reached
depth of degeneracy which units them for self
government. The Reporter calls on the Admins
raton to execute what understands to be the wish
of the people of the West Does that paper think
an administrator is pound 10 give the people an
opportunity to render themselves The scorn Of the
world? Is not the Administration bound by its
oaths to respect the Constitution! If the Govern
ment is to undertake unconstitutional enterprises
simply because it fancies the will of the people re-
quires them, what is the use of Congress Why
not have Government to rahfy and carry out
whatsoever a portion Of the people in their mad
ness may prescribe without any unnecessary forms
Such course would certainly reduce the Govern
ment to that '.simple machine which Jackson
fancied it, and would do away with great deal Of
absurd form and pageantry.
The Administration is sworn to do what is right
md constitutional. If portion Of the people are
mad, the Administration should be cool and prs-
lent. We know that the progressive Democra-
~ profess to think the Government should in all
Eases do whatever it fances the people wish, with
put any regard to duty, right, constitutional pro
visions. Such Democracy is Infamous. It is
thoroughly destructive, and would, if it were cloth
I'd with power, soon render the United States the
scorn of the civilized world
We do not think the speope" of the West wish
10 have all the continent, even Mexico or Cali
ornia, annexed to the United States 1t is Islander
On their intelligence and patriotism to represent
them anxious to perpetrate the maddest, widest,
and most extensive scheme of national rapine and
robbery that has ever disgraced civilized Govern
ment.
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Increase, 1876 800 IA Less 1854 IL Increase $50 "a
Total nett from all sources received at Honolulu
Customhouse for 1874 Sl2 600 &c. including SAIL so fol
| transit duties.
81 1886, (ays the Editor Of the Poynesian the i'm
exceeded those of 1914 by $685. OO0 Since that PERIOD
howeve there has been steady increase in the value
tive EXPORTS also of actual consumption Of foreign goods Al
The present time amounts four dollars
tail prices nhabitant throughout the kingdom 1t is evil
dent that this amount can be readily quadpd by due aen
ton to the resources of the country, and by stimulating native
industry by wholesome Under all the sadyan
tages which the country asaboed there has been steady
and heahfu increase Of national wealth and consequent
per but IL has been extremely slow, compared with wh
we in future expect should enlightened land system
be adopted the remains of preda serviude entirely abolished
and all Hawaans permitted TO hold their in alodum
These details may appear trifing when ranged
alongside similar ones produced by the mammoth
like commerce Of New York or New Orleans. I,iv-
erpool or London; but when all the attendant cir
cumstances considered, we Doubt whether any
port in the world, at any age Of the world with the
same extent OF population and dependant country,
ever made so strong commercial demonstration,
within so short period from its being nothing more
than the abode of uncvized barbarism, as is thus
displayed by the port of Honolulu. II is in this
point Of view that we regard these statements as
peculiarly interesting.
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JonS h. DImNocK, Esq, President of the Warren Insu-
rance Company, Boston, has his Office very curious spe
cmen Of the wonderful operation Of the upon substances
deposited upon its bottom. 1t is concerted mass of subma
rne substances, such various Shells &c. united with the
sody and weight of stonc from which potruded several
silver Spanish mlled dollars. This part Of large ouan
y which has been recently taken up from the place where
the Spanish ship Saint Pedro blown up February th
1915 An enterprsng company fitted the brig Frances
Amy, Captain Bnney, from Baltimore for the purpose Of
making experiment for the recovery the money known
to have been boarhe Spanish ship the time Of her de-
suction We are happy 10 hear that the attempt has so far
proved successful that they have raised brought home
over s27, OOOneary all OF which in the same se as
the specimen Of which have here spoken Among other
curious formations which raised in the course of the
search, we learn that single ball was brought nm
with thirty dollars firmly imbeddeJ in it, Some Of the solid
masses of rock and Shells being broken pen were found
to contain of dollars they had remained there in
the order in which they from the boxes in which
they originally packed This property is now broupb,
into again, after having lain thirty years on the bottom Of
the ocean, subject all the wonderful changes incident 10
such Standardization atlas.
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The Frankfort (Ky) Commonwealth Of Tuesday last says
The Governor Of Kentucky has been notified by the secrc-
ary Of War that General Taylor, Commandant of the Army
Of Occupation in Texas is authorized, in he should
need them, to call Kentucky for auxiliary troops for that
service to repel the appehenJed Mexican Invasion The
number and description Of troops should they be required
70 be designated by General Taylor.n
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FROM THE NORTH AMERICAN.

BELLIcosE.-Mr. Ritchie's "yoice is still for
war; He declares that " if Mexico strike, us
she is gone if Arisa dares to carry out his
braggart threats, if he ventures to cross the Rio
Grande, blood must flow, war must ensue''-and
winds up with the following enthusiastic BURST
M however, she be infatuated as to send her miserable
troops into TexasTexas whose boundary the Rio Grane
then tell Herrera and his cabinet Arsta and his soldiers
they will curse the day which they provoked the ven
geance of the United States
This sounds very much like gasconade, and re-
minds us of the conduct of little boys daring each
other to knock the first chip of their shoulders.
There is but little dignity displayed by the govern
ment paper in this !" Ercles uein"-,he ancient
Pistol could have roared and buIlied and staggered
it off in better style.
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SupDEs DrATH.--Tho Washington IN. CO. Wing an
nounces the death OF Mr. JEnKsAH CHrnRr aged TO- On
hearing Mr. CgsnRr's DEATH his neghbor, Mr. N. Bnows,
aged and feeble old gentleman, take last look al
the corpse Of Mr. CaERRr, and while doing so fell dead by
its side
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weekly paper styled The National Police Gazette
has just been established in New York by Mcssrs Groner
W. WLKss and Esoca Il. CAmr lis intended TO furnish
irregular police record embracing notices Of thieves and offend
es Of every description, and register Of all stolen property
and Of all articles coming the possession Of the police Office
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Ex-President vAs BuREs, accompanied by his younges
and Mr. PAULDrSe late Secretary Of the Navy arrived
in Charestown Monday evening week. visit to Com
Nicholson. The duroa states that Mr. Van Bmens poll
teal friends freely called upon him during the last week. and
on Friday evening quite number made him social visit
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Sl09,5s7 80

Il is estimated that $4,000 in specie was sent
to China, Sydney, and Mexico during 1874 There
is no estimate of the amount received. The COM
parative commerce of Honolulu for ls43 and 1914
is stated to be
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Domestic produce exported from HONOLULU, during he year
ending December 81 1914.

Estimated value of sugar, moasses fresh and salt
ed beef SALT root, kuku oil, frewood
vegetables, fruits, hogs turkeys, fowls, goats,
&s., for supplies of 20s merchant and whaling
vessels, at $3.50 each, is ........ $50, 900
And IA men-ofwar, at 5000 each ~. s, 400