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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23
Personal Movements.

Robert Owen returned to this city some days ago,
after successful tour through the interior part Of this
State. He will leave for Boston next week, and take
passage in the steamer Of the LIST for Old England again.
1t is his intention however to return to the United States
next September.
II is stated that Mr.. Raymond, the Texan Charge
dAares to the United States is about to return home.
Hon. Littleton Kirkpatrick, one of the members of
the Congress- and among the passengers re-
Coleman, brother of the inventor Of the "attach-
mcn is in Washington, getting out patent for his in
vention Of a means Of running engines up inclined
planes
Mr. Green, the reformed gambler, is stirring mp
the blacklegs OF Rochester N u, pretty essentially
His lectures AIDED by large and respectable audi
ences . -
Ex-Governor Yell, of Arkansas, arrived in Wash
ngon city Monday evening by the nearest route from
New Orleans. He landed from Galveston IN company
with Major Doneson.
John Cochran has been nominated as the locofoco
candidate for Congress in the Macon District, Alabama
James f. Beser tho present member, having declined
reelection John A. Nooe is the candidate for the loco
focos in the th and Samuel r. Rice Of those in the 9TH
district The latter district represented by Mr. McCon
NELL who, it is thought, will run on his own hook.
WAR MOVEMENTS IN CANApA.-Two iron steam
frigates we learn are soon 10 be commenced at
Chippewa for service this and the upper lakes. The
British Government seems determined to make of
cogcnt arguments in conducting its negotiations
The mission to Canada Of Mr. Tucker the Admiralty
Builder who arrived out by the last steamer is OF pr
vate nature probably that of inspection This gentle
man visited Kingston last Tuesday, but left the
toronto
pass rapidly along both shores Of Lakes Erie and Ontario
and return to England with all convenient speed While
all present Mca.of laying down the kcels Of the iron
steam rgates Kingston Dock Yard must be abandoned
we cannot help feeling that the prompt attention Of the
Board Of Admiralty the deencclcss state of Canada
sending their Builder to inspect the actual condition
Of things both sides, proves that abandoning the
Cansdas to the aggrcssions of Yankee neighbours
the last thing to be apprehended.- Kingston Wing.
MORE FACTORIES IN New JERsEY.-We under
stand that large and splendid Cotton Factory is
about to be erected by entcrprising fellow citizen
Col J. s. Nelson In connection with Capt H. stock
ton the water power in this place. We trust this Is
only beginning to bring this valuable water privilege
to the notice Of manufacturers Our city Is deeply IN
tercsed in this undertaking May that success which
due to such enterprises attend these geniemen--NsW
Bruins. ymss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

PHILADELPHIA AND CAMDEN RACES will COW
Il the Camden Course, NJ
TUESDAY, 27M May, aud continue three days.
Tuesday May 9Th Plate Race $500 three mile heats four
ods and upwards carry i0i lbs Entrance 10
Same day. $780, mile heats 10 added
mile heats.
Same day 500; 10 per added-mile
heats.
Thursday purse $780, $50 to second horsewo mile heats
sumo day. $780, 500 second horsethee mile heats
On the four mile day, without accident happens
Fashion Peyona they will again contend for the purse
$1,000 fesr mile heats and the championship Of the turf
Fashion, Stanley Eclipse, Peawan, &c.. Mr. krkman with
reytona yanneeau Launah &c Mr. Hare with Patsy An
and Martha Warrington Mr. Pucket with Miss Robinson aud
others. Mr. Van Mater has four Mr. Lloyd three and Mr.
Conovsr Dnnysrm and Liyng.ton Mr. shswtwo. Mr. Town
All horses running in the Plate Race will be permitted
Entries be madee ach day o'clock deposited the
boz At the Judges stand with the entrance money.
the event OF bad weather the will be postponed until
the first fair day.
In all cases make a race.
Should there be second horse the winner receive
bat $3.50, $500 and $780,
The purses will be hung up in gold.
JOSEPH ii. HELLINGs, for the propretors,
Or srrr Hotel. p,iladelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

STARTING A LAME SAILOR WITH CUTLAss, &c.
Capt. Ira S. Wadey, of the whale ship Autumn, Of
New York. was put on trial in the u 8. Circuit Court,
yesterday an Indictment containing two counts the
first charging assault James Wilson with cutass;
the second assault with iron bolt These assaults
were committed at sea, the 10th of August last VII
son. having accidentally received hurt in his
knee from an axe, was unable to move round lively
as Wadey wanted him to do and the day named,
while Wilson was sitting down. he slapped him across
the shoulders with cutass till he made him rise. He
then pricked him in the breast with the weapon Wilson
now began to resist and Wadey cenched him, tore his
shirt off, threw him down, forced pump bolt into his
mouth, and kept it there several minutes. No subsan
tal defence made out and the jury returned
dict of guilty both counts On the arrival of the
Autumn at New York. some weeks since Wilson brought
civil action for damages, which Wadey compromised
by paying $2l6 subsequently boarding house keeper
carried the matter before the u S. Court in New York.
and the grand jury found BILL but not until Wadey had
come Eastward and in order to the arrest Of
Wadey in this State, Mr. Butler U. S. District Attorney
of New York. sent on copy Of the indictment with the
necessary witnesses to enable Mr. Ranoul the District
Attorney here to commence the prosecution de novo.
and hence the indictment here In consideration Of the
$2l5 paid to Wilson in New York, by Wadey, Judge
Sprague only sentenced him to pay fine of $25 and six
days imprisonment in the Boston jail-Boston Poet,
Nay 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, very su.
~ peror article, warranted Also, Tin Plate hhee-
Iron Russia Sheet Iron Sheet Copper Zns Scotch and Ame
mean Pig Iron, for sale by CASS WARD
myl3 3msec No. II Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

Rochester.
Correspondence of the Herald

ROCHESTER, May %, lS45.
Our city for the last week has been in quite an
uproar caused by the appearance of Mr.. Green, the
reformed gambler. However good Mr.. CTS inten-
tons may be, or however much benefit he may
have done other sections of the country in exposing
the secrets, games and tricks of the gambling fra
ternity," it is a general and conceded fact among
the intelligent ones of this community, that he is
doing more in one week to inure the young men of
Rochester than all the secret gamblers that infest
city could doin year. The fascinating excite
ment that Mr.. G. describes being produced by
gambling has induced many an old and young man
to try the reality of his statements Since he has
been here gambling houses have never been
more crowded, but this is not all. If the curtain
that hung before the window of certain respecta-
BILE house on Fitzhugh street. could have been drawn
on certain evening OF last week, any "passer by
could have seen In that room a table, around which
sat several respectable gentlemen, very busily en-
gagged with pack Of cards, and trying to win each
others money, by performing the very tricks that
Mr. Green had explained to them but few days be-
fore. Mr. Green, in his lectures throws out so ma
ny nducemets for young men to make an easy liv-
ing by gambling, that quite number OF young men
in this city have made up their minds to try lit
tie while.
No other excitement but this gambling business
has troubled city since election. Business is not
as good as it was last year. The weather has been
changeable and unpleasant. Your paper is in as
great demand as ever We got the first news of the
result of the great race through that paper. When
any thing of importance turns up in this part of the
country, you shall hear from me. o.
Theatricals, &C.
Mr.. Jackson, the future lessee of the Bowery in
prospective, advertses for company, and announces
that the Theatre will be completed by next August.
The animals recently arrived here, we are cred-
bly, informed shipped by, and the property OF
Mr.. Van Amburgh
Mr.. A. A. Adams is drawing good honses in
Norfolk.
The Baker family are giving Concerts in Montreal
with great success
Messrs. Henry and Kuvil are in the same city
with their exhibition.
Mr.. Henry Phillips is announced to give series
Of Concerts in Montreal previous to his departure for
Europe.
Mr.. Robinson late of the Montreal boards is
about to open the Quebec Theatre, at which Miss Fz-
james Is engaged
Rockwell and Stones Equestrian Company have
arrived in New Bedford
The Campanalogians, we learn, gave Concert on
Monday evening at Schenectady, at which present
Of the largest and most fashionable audiences
congregaed in that ancient city They proceed from
thence to Utica.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
GENERAL secondhand Carriages consisting Of Coaches
Bareuches Rockawsy and other Wagons; also impoe
harness Horses from the country Also Poney
hands hgh also bsrouch pair Of Horses hands high
which will he sold at bargain Can be at DISBROWS
Riding School, 400 Bowery. mzi SIRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

DACKET SHIP GARRICK, from Liverpool ConsiEnees
by this ship will please have their permits board Or
leans wharf foot Of Wall Immediately All goods per
mitted ve days must unavodaby be public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-23

MONEY LENT.
THE Subscriber has removed PEARL corner Of Rose
street, whsss he continues to loan
ty. A. ADOLPHUS
Licensed Pawubroker,
423 Pearl, corner Of Rose street.
ing the bell at the hall door. a3O im*rc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
Railroad. and the Tariff.

Co The Buffalo Courier follows the Evening
Pos, rgh, into the following blunder, after the Post
itself has been driven out oft
.Rallroad Iron can obtained IN Great Britain a. s2S
per ton
Ga this trct the Post proceeded to preach pa
thetic anti Tariff sermon, which the Courier works
over and endorses Now the real fact is that Rail
road Iron was worth El2 sterling ton IN England
al the latest dates received when the Post wrote
its article, and s worth fl2 los by the advices via
Great Western, equal to s6Ok first cost in England,
while American Iren masters now turning
out good Rails under contract at less price. Put
on the freight and charges, with 20 per cent
Revenue duty, and English Railroad Iron would
cost about $50 ton IN New-YoIk or any part oi
this Country. But for the Protective features OF
our Tariff every ION OF Railroad Iron laid down in
our Country this season and for indefinite period
10 come, (unless previously contracted for at a
lower price, would here cost this exorbtant price,
which would have gone 10 swell heavy balance
Of Indebtedness against Now erea, deal will
be made at home, at less cost, giving employment
TO American artisans and laborers, market for
American Provisions, and support 10 American
Schools Churches, &c. Stand by the Tariff, and
we will have homemade Railroad Iron at S 10
ION before Folks term is out
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
ALimited convention.

The Albany Regency have atlensth fairly shown
slhelr hands" on the question OF COavenuon.-
Mr. Speaker Seymour. The Regency leader OF As
sembIv, addressed the House lhls morning IN SIN
died and able speech, taking ground against Con-
yeai.on 10 revise the Constitution unless certain
clogs and restrictions should De fastened upon Il In
advance In other words. Nr SEYMOUR and The
Regency with hlmpVopoSe 10 say 10 the people we
viii allow YOU 10 call Convention 10 revise ih-
Constitution IN such and such particulars, but IS 10
suffering YOU 10 do ss you Will with the present Con-
S,iiu,ion, or mayhap 10 make new one. tcs ico't
Tsis "new wrinkle" is er,nent!y Characteristic
of Regency management" Al the outset, they
wsr-, is Is well known, utterly opposed 10 Con-
yention Of anv soft. But driven from this ep,nen.
they now insist upon limited Convention. They
desire 10 resric, the power o. the People 10 arnend
The existing Constitution. DS;ruS;ins the iatclll-
c,uce. or dreadiug the reforming Spln, OF The Peo-
De the Regency seek 70 prescribe, M GGrGnoe, what
chsnges shall be made But they must De blind,
indeed. 10 suppose. ;or one moment, that Scch an
attempt 10 Setter the delegates 10 Cons'ltnlona!
Convention, can meet with any success. We 90
MOI doubt tha, the Assembly Will TeJec, the PROJECT
backed though i, be by all the arts and aPpiiances
OF the Old Regency Albany Eve. Jour. 18Th.
From ne Sarslacd lGepsbIsarE 4prIl IS
u The question OF Convention OF no convention IA
submitted 20 the people we i0s one are fea'F % answer
"no.r
Froza Ae Sort-,css JosroGL. lrrl! l..
For our part, we are teciedy against calling Cor-
ventSon although ADM; lie immediate necessity oT
few radical amendments 81 Tin institution.
Nor alone il ;.is Wiz OF the question Coz "Tisht
well understood TO b hostile Convention; deefnins
unnecessary, ard By far to c1fsnsve etAoc 10 &c
adopted except on unusual toc2slols.
Here are TWO more STRAY sheep" Not dream
Ing that The Regency leaders were going 20 change
ground on the Convention question, these tesders
of the Argus In obedience to the orders frs: issued
from headquarters, keep up thelr IRE against the
proec, with commendabc perseverance. Why
does not the Argus sigual them 10 'go about" pc
fore they ge, irre,rievably aground Ilb.
f.cy- Dr r H. BEIuGHIN has bsex appointed Coz
lector 70, The District OF Pen0bsoot Ne,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

G,- The real strength Of the Native party is
far below that here indicated. as the whole power
and patronage of the City was in their hands, CIV
ing them at least thousand active and interested
elrctioneers to the Wings none. twas every where
assumed that the Natives could and probably rolt!d
carry the City, and that the Wings could moi, 80
that TO vote the Whig ticket was TO throw away
your vote The influence Of this in great City
like ours, and in an election for Municipal officers
only, can hardly be overrated. Let every voter IN
the City be asked his politics to-day, and more will
answer Wing than American Republican, =
The Native vote on Aldermen and Assistants sial
5000 less this Spring than last, the ons of being
come $500 10 the Whig and rather more TO the
Loco.Foco party Even the apparent Native vote
of our City is little less than third of the total
vote. We appeal, then, 10 reasoning, thinking
men, TO say whether the attempt TO base party on
restriction of Naturalizng has rot been tired out.
Why should it be carried farther from mere spite
or spleen when all rational hope OF success has van
ished
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

WAITE Povra--Those who are about entering into The
manufacture Of Cotton or woolen Good. are directed
to ;hs adyeremeni hs aper Of the extensive Water
Power ct Dashve Fails, Ulster County. The present
TINE Offers .rors Inducements capitalists TO invest
Manufacture. an iksre is place tn, CITY where
j: can bs extensively and economically carried on As a,
Dashrl.e FaI.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
city Appointments.


w. b,ve in,ima,ons that the Loco-Foce Com
mon Council that is 10 be has made the following
selections in Caucus
Jous EVEN Comptroller Of ne Fina"eI;
y1,.L L. sxrrH SSet C11smiaSoner;
JAMES T. BRADY, Colasel 70 0t Corporation;
ALLEN VI. sslryEs. Corporation attorney;
Epxryp J. PcsrKE, Public Ad'aint'trator;
JAMES c. wntrr1, Collector Of City Reee"1s;
WILLIAM p Moss Superintendent Of he 4ims Aouse
WILSON sxALL, Waier PHrreyor.
The Board of Aldermen has not been able to or
gapize itself, cause whyl Mr Oliver Charlick
want, TO be President, and can 7 quite. Nine
votes are required, and he has got from fre TO sigt
on several ballots. May be he will get 1t yet.
The Board of Assistants have made the following
nominations
SA1u'L Pn1cr. with ward,) Pr.'ides';
O. S. BATTLES, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

Crrr IrENs -MEEr1SC ~ BEHALF OF THE SurYrEsEs
AT PIrrssuxC.-A uGrpbe- o. Influential gentlemen as
.enbed a; the Mayors oaice, on Saturday afternoon,
consul. 10 The ios; aavssbe method ot procuring
scp:lons IN This city fJr he r,sf the sufferers Pitts
bag HIS Honor ,b- Mayor called TO The Chair, and
Mr. Haverm yer, Mayo elect. aPPolate, Secrstary-
Several gentlemen iher view. 70 the best mode to
ae ii pet and 3, was lnAy decided a; Commit ee of
eleven should he appointed from among the gentleman prs.
sen: TO call general meeting :Ls Tabernacle ,9rze
Other 7laes on MONDAY Tuesiay evening The a1rsn-
sy. OF prompt action he premises orcoly alluded
20 s several u The gentlemen odeEfns remarks Con-
ut;-- thrz appointed consisting q the following gen-
degnea The Mayor, the Iayor elect, Hon Philip Hone
stephen Aea Ceor. Grvod. St.ygr sp-ssre 4 Brook
yn, Corneiu, W. Lawrence, ?. Have. Jane. Brown,
George Sewbo1t, Alt. c0oqsr The plan proposed i, 10
APRON; Committees fo The various districts and make per
sons application citizens Aasr the adosrnueu:
Of The uec;in-ihe Cour:iitse organized.
We learn tha; al excellent picture, painted by
Mount" the Ba-u-Danee been sold forsIsO
The Long-I=land cars arrived al Brooklya on Sat
urtzy evening in nine houFs an hail. Including stoppAg.
the 9aiekest yet niaie.
Hon Caleb Cushing arrived N the city on Satur-
DAY aad LEI; yesterday sor Boston.
jg- There : li;tle stirring at the Police Mol
Hodges, Alex ElsaF. t4ao;her AK Hoas and another
person have been aTestet f- robbHg Charlie. corye Of
S2i7 in hoasc lo7 wes Broadway. Henry wulau. was
committed sos burglary. John caohsn /. in the Tor,b.
for 'tealins-threc sal, naakere. The prosecutors are
Be;;s sl;erman corner of walker and centre-,ree;s
The Coroner held inquest the body Of stranger who
cit Suddenly, IL ~; board the steamer Warren. From
seine payers found upou his supposed 20 have
been VI Carnpalyne The Cour. Of Sessions did
Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
Memphis. Tenn.

This flourishing metropolis of Wes, Tennessee
has grown more rapidly during the las, ten years
than almost any city in the Union BEING adm'ra-
bly, located the Mississippi, in the heart OF the
richest Agricultural region of the Union, equally
removed from tropic heats and Northern winters,
growing Cotton enough sor export, yet mol cursed
with exclusive devotion 10 that staple, i, would be
idle to set bounds 10 the future product of the regca
or business OF its commercial focus. BY an adver-
tisenent In our columns. 1t will be seen that Mem
phis is about 10 construct Canal which will give her
an abundan, watey-power, when there will be no
more advantageous location for Manufacturing psr-
poses. In the mids, OF an excellent Grain as well
as Cotton Country. where every necessary OF life
can be obtained very cheap, with steamboat ma
yiyation stretching thousand miles Ess'. Ave hun
dred South, thousands North and West, and BEDS
of Coal Iron and other minerals all around her, we
predic, ,ha, Memphis viii rapidly become the Low
ell of the Southwest.
If the Tariff is only lsi alone few years, The
can, of its taxing the Wes, and South for the ben
eft Of the Ess, aud North will be silenced by the
diffusion of Manufactures throughout the Union
Their progress was never more rapid than dunng
the last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
T0.DAY,S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE" The Modern Jews "a notice
of an article in the last number Of the North Amer
lean Review An Improvement in Type-Casiing.
Fourth PAGE.--Commercial and Marine In
teiligence Money Matters &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

1Al DOLLARS REWARD -Ih, store of No. .
%oO tafsrtns nurgiarscuslY -ntsTsd "a -
s,gt Of tts i7th Of April Asd goods TO bs S1ean u s
Doliars tsksa. sting OF Slks shASs. hdkis Llsei
kG. 81 si bs pss Tor Eppreh' aston and eaEvetioa -
the tc thieves Aad s Tor recovery o IL. sccts orH
proportion the sosd The HaekmaR who No
the Ghoy, pises about half u 90 f a,'
nigh, Is requested ~ call. An 'af
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

PORTLAND The second trial 10 elect Mayor
Of the City of Portland. Maine, on "Wednesday
last, resulted in the election OF ELIFHALEr GREELy,
(Whig,) the present incumbent, by S0S majority
The vote was. for Greedy, $50; Clapp. Q.oco,) 6}6
Scattering e.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
> Progress. OF Science Nothing j. NOR

~ Progress OF Scicncc.-Nothng Is more in'eie
by indicative Of ihe amazing progress OF se,acr this
than the nnumer,be adiltious which constantly nsdee
the sum Of our iuo, comfort, andluNnre' In cur dslrn
in our cookiag-a eothosiu all our erioyment std
conven-ncrs daily receiving aeer,sons to our
comfort th. business of shaving science has ben
minerius largely to orr enjuyments That H'tsiS
Of beny an inction !, now positively, eomfor,h,, ~
you use sand, CO.. admirable Shaving Soap Just uy IL
IN. Y Herald
Prerired and sold by \ B. SANDS co. Druggists ard
Chemists 273 Broadway Of Chambers street Grns
Balding, Sold also 70 Fulton = Ei,; Broadway
aud BY Druggist, generally throughout the United states
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

S,>rs's SARs.r,uL.-t NJ thit the imc sphere ylrldSO
plants plats weld animals snd ANIMALS i.sIce To AR
Eerua round Is 1uckened aud lic 'pear'ent
il which mstter merely changes place and is form But
this ble there much reguds individual
lie winch be modified by the aid Of n'r.tigatlon and
science Numbers whn the diys of ignorance and baIb
Ism would persc nnder the of seroul, now
saved then friends and TO society by that admirable pr,pF
alton SANDss SABsAr,RLLt and hus while Injury h's ~
new cause, diseases, the rhnmic.utlst aud tR
ctsns have supplied Nntdcte IN more than elual propo
Of dVsry description Sands SaT,ialA VIII be found
Aspccihc.
For farther particulars and conclusive evidence Of lis sust
value ,nd efficacy pamphlets. which usy be o6tansi
of the propretors aud their agents gatts.
Prepared and sold wholesale aad retail, hy Il. H. 4 D.
SANDS. Whriesale DruggiSrs - Fulton street New ork
>od also s7J broadway " East Broadway and by Drug
srnrnliy throughout the United States Price 81
bottle. Sir bottles for -.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

~ We Ie,ru that the appointment, of Minister
to Engand;has been offered 10 Mr.. Elnore: OF ;
c. and tha, he has declined II on account OF o'her
engagements requiring his personal attention IN
south Carolina. [Madisonian. Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

ANOTHER FIRE The PIitsourg Chronicle oi
Tuesday savs-A passenger on board boat from Browns
vile informed Us that as the boat passing keespor
about half past O'Clock. large Ore was raging in mat
town The boat did stop. and consequently our INFORM
ant was unable TO ascertain the OF the fire.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

FROM CENTRAL AEESIcA,-Bv the way OF Mexico
We have later advIceS from Guatemala. On the
Is: of February there tresh outbreak In the elt
he,:ed bv Mariana Nendcz III OFFICER who ccJnmanted
the guard CT the Plaza de set st large the p'iso-
rers surprised the house OF the President and relcas
ir General MonieTrosa from his coninnent 2rotancd
him Chief of the revolution. The precise object OF the IA
surrec;ion was not Known. The troops which remained
faithful 70 the Government. after an indecs've sSirmsh
with the INSURGENTS took Bp their quarters III The suburbs
ard granted 20 the other party Till The 9th OF February %
leave the cty guaranteeing that other attack should
he made upon them till that day.
In san salvador there Been revolution. growing cut
OF conflict between the military and the political aIthcri
ties The outbreak occurred the 81 Of February The
Get sis are unin;ereStnc the civil authorities seem 70
have had the hes; OF t-an unusual circumstance with
;hese less than half civilized people.