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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-22
miscellaneous Record.


BRc AMANDA which ashore on the West Bank was rot
OIL on Tuesday without damage
ScHR PERU, Parker driven the beach about miles
2, 1aps Henopen the 10th inst and up high as It was
then nigh water and manned tight The still contn-
continued safe. ''"' ~ Wv A'''eA"
Sur YoRKsHIRE, (Br) from New Orleans for Lverpoo,
with S bales cotton struck the quicksands Florida eth
ingot on TN y taking $50 bales and the shin
injury. 49, ~ - ''' "
BRio FsEroHTrR, reported by the Barring Iro,h. :, p
ton abandoned had on board 1900 corn TO
Lincoln r. Co. Capt Stone that he took the yale on
Thursday last, about % miles Of Cape Cod from To- MI
and Enc during which the brig sprung aeak and started bu
day morning. when the Boring Brothers hove and find
Croker sent his boat board and took of the and
was obliged to lay by hours for chance to board dc
aSnsd lat 40 lon Co. Capt Stone and saved nothing but
what they stood in, and entirely destitute.
SLoor from Nantscket at Boston reports
picked up near Great Point Rip Sunday vessels hsfcway
ana bnnacle with askygt attached The cover
me lg bad wood grating three sides, round sticks
all ne rest painted except the hatch which
boards one side painted the o bsek ons piece Of
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Passengers Arrived.
vnA H.. ~ ~ a.


RIO <SEIRo-Brig Hardy-Mr Bulard
SsAL-Schr Ellen Perkins-M Bolio L Lintra Cuians
Lossez Manuel Peon, Peon, Russ, Guiana all Of
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a ~ ~ " WI " Il ~ u1 n IN T..
MGst nfcms the citissns Of New York. and the
oen. ", tnss hs has located himself in this city. and
rs - ~ brosdwsy, large and complete
sas q spsctaclss and Reading GLASSES in Gold Silver and
rsi AZ would ais? remind the public TO whom he il
~, nine aa own. y his snnq? visits Springs
to determine the glasses suitable for any, Prns
with weak eyes can be supplied glasses which win greatly
which, nsT ' soS o. fTp s;s s ground glasses o. %
purest VISION and have been highly recommended a. The bes N
upon the eye for Preserving and improving the sight
.s = have been orss:sd upon
call at AZ WISE Ors;e;... hesss
fla 3m*ec an RrnsdI,-.r
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By Last Might, Southern Mail.

PH!LADELrHA, MAysI-Ar Lewis Bruce, 6tudey, Boston;
Prince.
BALTIMORE, May 2o-Ar Napier Sanford, Amsterdam
had lost mainmss bead close Of the rigging and sails
w with Of main topnast and head Of fore opmasspoke
4th inst lat a. Wsaw. of NYork bound i. Also
Baltimore LeBrou,s Jsneiro; Chickasaw, Kendrick,
Bostoa Redwng, and ST Leon Bangor; Roe New York CID
Tweed Hands Rio Jansiro and mkt Justina Clsyool De
Gallant Mary Evans, Maysguez; Britannia (Brl john
and Isabella.
ALEXANDRIA, May 9-An Queen, Eldridge, Turks Island
NcRroLK May l9-AT VIM Henry Provincetown. IL the
ton. Cld 9 shay Matthews, io and dropped down to
NBedfod Sid 18th Delaware West Indies; Wellington,
Portsmouth; Vesper, NYork; L 6picer, Fall River
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TO THE LADIES.

Fly HULLS UTERQ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
new instrument for the radical Of Poapsus Utez
= or Failing Of the Womb by application suppressed.
ing the Of the educational Pessary confidently recon-.
mended to the afflicted the perfect restoration to
health having failed of performing cure even under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character in Europe
well this country II is adopted entire disuse Of
and AL other painful surgical exedens in the Lying
Cd y EnIos by medical men Of the highest rank this
eges and Hospitals and by all the eminent private practitioners
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies No.
ment where In attendance apply Tsses
ouppO1crs 70 lemnIe patlens
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On Monday evening, 10th inst, at Warwick, Orange
county, by the Rev. +. vandeveer, JOHN CoRMAH IT,;
oil New York, to KATE E. RING, Of the former place
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DYSPEPSIA, OR BLUE DEVILS.
A SAFE speedy and sdscga cure for those that are sict
ge.tiys will be found in TURNER'S DYSPEPSIA RE.
NEEDY This remedy has been used successfully private
bya Physician Of eminence for and has
Sold, Wholesale and retail, for the Proprietor at E. w
OWENS $50 Bowery corner Of Bond street Prices ~ bot
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Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoAnD.-MAY 2S35000 State SIS 70; 1878 "a do
1870 ~ 1919 60 State SIS $50 III $1,000 States Bank
notes 6S3.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

TEDICAL NOIICE.
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form or
~ variety Of Syphic, Mercura other disease who
have been only cured by quac better carefully perss
the following letter =
ease and immediately appedt docto who
week. continued with him months but was rrs-
duality getting tried after another the advertising
Doctors. and each promised positively me- at
length discovered the object OF these money and that
they were not doctos Iconcuds into the hospital where
the doctors under eight weeks:
my nose were uiceea pains M ali nv Joints and
my body covered with ulcers complete skeleton the
doctors considered dangerous to give medicine
and adyiseda southern climate left the hospital. i'd
vce several placed myself under your care on the first
wish this published. THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, N. Y.
CoopeI TO cure every matter how long
standing o. elect Structure and Seminal Weakness and mild
with the patients habits With the exception Of Dr. Johnson
Of Ia Duane street, DR.. Cooper Of Duane street, tbs
only qualified Physician who advertises in this
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X K A ID L II E FOLIO WING
ADVERTISEMENT
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
80 NASSAU STREET.
M + D. CA ADVICE

PRIVATE DISEASES.
HE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Medicine
and Psrmscy established for the suppression Of quacke,
continue direct their atcular all diseases
private NATURE and can 'udrutly promise to requiring
the constitution confinement from business Invads par
tculsrly requested TO make pcaon the College the first
time may be thus avoided 0ns Of the members Of The Ccse
Tor the cure Of those compain attends for consultation daily
hom A. M. to 7 p. M
:. IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INvALIDS-Penons
living the country and finding make
sona application forwarded them chest containing
all medicines requisite perform heal cure BY stating their
explicitly together with all sympu Of
and treatment received elsewhere, and enclosing S.
raid.
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50 THE sUBsCRIBERS oher for sale one Of the I,TTr.,
s.sorsmea. Of Flower veEesbe ,nd Grass seeds
me- Bubous and uberous roots green house pj.S,s
every description choice double Dshias from 81 TO 90 per
dozen EACH amongst which will be many that have taken
the first premiums and have proved with s rate nowe
~ Charles 2th Alba purpurea Lady Catharne 0ermyn
sNo.e 3D. Bs.n.y e Kent Anss unique Pckweh &c &C. we
perpetual roses growing and y flower Haraem ON h
Avenue and 10Th street. which cannot be cqused
hs fresh every day during the the seed store and
flowers call either place aud examine FOR thense!ves Bou
gnets arranged all times Our last Daha Sale
notice will be given. DUNLAP & CARMAN,
myi6 iw~rc 6a5 Broadway.
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Or. Wheeler. Oculist,

NO. q (LATE 55J GREENWICH STREET, NEAR TIE
BATTERY, NEW York,
nEvOTES his exclusive attention Diseases of the Eye
x and Optalmic Surgery and the public that
amongst the diseases which the human
disorder Of that organ which be
Of g9dopbted testimonial, which be seen At his office viii
extent by that Of any other Ocut in the United
States.
nent manufacturer il PsIis for constsas supply Of
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
which nearly resemble the natural organ appearance
to bear the closest scrutiny aud observation without the differ
being detected Dr. Wheeler will insert and furnish
them moderate terms Jlr =.
% Once hours from A. M. and o'clock p. NJ, after
which he visits out door patients. myH Inns je
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
THE Loss OF FEET AND LEGS NO HINDRANCE
TO THE ACT OF WALKIN(3
JOHN THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker &c. ss Grand street,
the public that he continues to manufacture
on plan the aud less complicated having
through necessity invented made and artificial Lex for
lcrty years and been manufacturer for thyfye years. s
confident OF giving satisfaction all who call him Legs
Hands Arms, or the common Wood Leg.
N BAH letters be post paid. mhi5 3m%ec
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DEAFNESS.
DRS CASTLE f. EDWARDS, AURISTS,

CQ1 BROADWAY-Ertnct:-
49, u cheerfuly comply with the request of Lieut. Nc
nto. to testy that be nvadd home duty
while q New York his way England he placed himself
tns professional OF Drs Castle and
to his military duty. H. McNEVEN NJ b., '-'N'4eA
Surgeon to II. B. M. Forces Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
sure cure for ncent Deafness Ear Ache Pains Buzxinrs
Or Sound. IN the COLLECTIONS Of hard vad
remedy a. curative in all diseases the ea for upwards Of
- ''-s 80 nc In = ~
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INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
bssH bss IA. 3 % for pains and wes X il the
Children vain S %o :se e.s ss
VIII 10 SSss Eighty sit b.asei. for complaint. Of
:sasnssy hsS whose cuisines. require. them to
breast s % w % 81 al:
ing on Of these Plaster. :, -
said they carry with them their own scommendaon and
the price being remarkably low sufficient
T f. sons BY the .. and increasing de-
ID % S ss ss the lar. which they have obtain
which they have gve that they decidedly superior
il mai ,s them o sdhs:ys p:s
which is Of complaint to Che ordinary pasrs Of the
es- pasters but trial to give every satisfaction do
see tina. his signature is on the back Of EACH None Others
A Hudson Sss' a, door below
rally. Price Y l-2 and 10 81 each ms smsodsrc
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.
DoCT2a JOHNSON u Duane street. wen known to
s New
f oaa Cs III s and smG y malay i sill to Be
practice and 'sy
% ct
ard proper Of every variety Disease and
ny S .s ssi oSs
a.ei
~ S Sss aa he
m ds,' S Es case undertake lake Or %;cs Gh,.
upon throat nose pain. IN he head and
% e.. seminal sss:
ness b.Csgh. q By :.cIs. hs.i. iudugsd yopnE
s ssS q III: =; %
q sack eoa%:on s..c iosesn.s: p.psson O
ps nss y 20 o crs Arc o. this e p
d &C. &. 8 f. Ds,s +
PhysissH spd Surgeon who si,slii.ss '~''
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THE EVE
= HE EYE.
DIR. POWELL AND DR.. DIOSSY.

OCULlSTS AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS,
AVE removed to the premises lately OCCUPIED by Dr. Ell
II i, Ne Sl Broadway corner Of Warren street Their
cps that Organ and It's appcndagr. ali
Vision Dr. Powell studied for five years with the
bran, Jscob the Eye DR. biossy was pupil Of Dr. Eli
his extensive practice.
Terms modsate-The poor treated grauitou.ly from TO
Artificial Eyes inserted.
Entrance TX Warren street, MIL 1m&ec
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RECORDS Alternative MIXTURE.

FOR the permanent cure Of primary secondary syphilis,
dcious Of mercury or uaahlfa medical treatment All
should purifier without delay person can
consider himself safe after having the yeneeal disesse with
thoroughly cleansing the system with this uay celebra-
ted Alternative. -
carefully packed and to all parts of the Union
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EXTRACT OF sARsAPA-

HII1lA, OENIIA AN and SASSAFRAS.
DREPARED by the New York College Of Nedic;ns and
Pharpscy established for the suppression This
Tying qualities and curative powers Of above herbs i conf
dnty recommended by the College infinitely superior to snv
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from an i'm
pur state OF the BLOOD such a scroaa salt rheu gworm
srupons liberated throat or any disease sr,.
from the secondary effects Of syphilis udicous use Of
Sold n single Bottles, At rs cent? ssch
:. In cases Of half dozen Bottles, $50
one doxen 6m
Cases forwarded to al parts Of the MON.
n B.-A very lbeEa diseountt whoi~sals purchasers.
asss W. RIGA aRDo0N, M D.. Agent
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LANDS TO BE SACRIFICED TO RAISE MO
NEY

1sG FELLOW CITIZENS: yow that have small amount
&H1of money this is the surest oppoun
IN years slo an acre TRACT q 100 river water
power and ell for $50 which may be worth $1,000 farm al
MENT ar., n.e fc s?25 only TRACT Of ls acres, on
the river with the OLD MlLLrDAM &c. HOUSE barn ma
about y cultivated, all for 500 only The WATER
POWER NEVER FAILS! SOME LAND At 50 cents a.
- - -
NBs7s,oo TO LOAN on bond and mortgage on CITY pro
cashed. '''
C.llM No % Nassau st, corner Of Fulton, Cd floor.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC MIXTURE. prepared by the College Of N1ed
cine Pharmacy Of the city Of New York Confidently
recommended for \. cases Of debility Produced b. induL
OF kind. II valuable remedy for
importance sserlty or barrennsss unless der ending mso
nation.
packed and sent to all psrts Of the Union.
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HR LONDON LINE OF PACKETS-Pscket or ~.
~ in Jnne.Ihe splendid and fast sailing packet shin
above her regular day. '' "''' az a.
superior accommodation: for cabin, cabin and
make early application TO the subscrber. ~
80 JOSEPH MMURRAY,
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DLSBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
4O6 BOwery, ON Aston and Lafayette Places.
MR. W. H. DISBROW has the honor announce that his
schools daily Sundays excepted) for Equestrian
Tuition and Exercise Riding.
Hours for Ladies from "A. NJ. tosPM.
n0urs Tor tentlemen IRON to A. M and p M.
H-Terms made known on application a above
BHghly trained and quiet Horses the Road and Pa
rade, to let my6 irnsrc
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GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, very m
~ peror article, warranted Also, Tin Plate se
Iron Russia Sheet Iron Sheet Copper Scotch and Anne,
ncan fig lron Tor sale by CASS WARD,
myl3 3m*ec No n broad strs.t
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VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
FOR the radical Of Gonorrh Sleet emissions
and oil mocopurule discharges from the upthrs These
s the result Of twenty years the Hospital de
rsGssor Iepe.S A. e niable remedy for al diseases
than other remedy, without aintng the BREATH dsasree-
ing with the stomach confinement from business Price,
per boz.
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Home Ports.

renee, Smith, NYork. CID 18th, Lieweyn Randall Bar6s-
E,wss.H May Ar AR GSS ,Rs Mcfarland Tyc.
NEw.ssSPcsT, May leosld Lycomins Goodwin and Mill
lief Ruby Mary CLARK and large fsss Of coasters, bound
BOsrOs Nay OAR Globe woouen, Buenes Ayres; Rou-
% oAy
Bring srS,hs Crocksr Apsschcos AIdsape; tnewj
IiS1 s"f'lsi ss.n ss s. Aa
% 81 L: wsas " E: ss" ,ss
Emblem ."s s RSs. tsy H Palm
ksss VOL ose e" k ksSs
n6% f:. ss r's
%y Ssn Ss Ss
Bali ks.. Cry .y doc vs ssa
d. s .sSs. sh Finn dol
SMILEY hi.RS. EssSsih BAKER, Albany R.d dss1 "ssI
h'1 Lowell Hw xs Ss
OIqueEsyEs May s91Arr Mexican Roger, surinam 9th
Day do dg; Ottoman Smith for Boston, do previous
N.rryssn5. May is-A, the bar, H.nnah 4 Abigail. Por.
blow away before she anchored lore 0pa
NV BEDyonp, May BAR Adelaide, socum, and Geor-
sffss .Ss May Bm. Mobile. Hero,
i E%pi;; SD Sally dsddas Albany as
NEw HAyEr, May Oar Victoria, Brown. North Carolina;
Elizabeth RUSSELL Reaper Hotchkss Free Trader KEEL
.ey, Albany; Trimmer Haley, Philadelphia Lady Fenwick
Chapman NYork. Sid Franklin, Thomas. Albany.
CID Utica, Stranger, and Lousa, Boston
slda GoodeI Providence; Burmah, Sargent New York a
diu. Plummer Boston; Abigail Grant do; Erie BAXTER dol
Hartford with mdl; Caroline, Wilson days from Nsypo
yt sh inst sehr Sarah Hand Baltimore Tor Proyidsace;
Lion, Baker Boston; Escort Bryant, Calais; Edw Franklin
PIumpsJ Ptoyid;css: Mary Eli1.Ss'h Bust.log, Maven,
Boston. Cld-1sen BOLIVAR, French Portsmouth Lsbsnon
Brown Salem; Iodine, Blew Providsncs; esw, Hoy New
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.dLEX.ANDERS Paris MADE GLOVES
Bon tons Brevete. - ~ .'''
The above with agreat variety OF novelties and h.ndsom
good will found be superior 70 anything ever before az
eed this city having been selected M in Paris with rrsa,
care and which now offer small advance either whole
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

Day, the philosopher, had freak of educating
wife for himself He got two orphan girls entrusted
to his care on entering into recognisances to educate
and provide for them. One proved too mulish to
make any thing of. The other grew up every thing
he could have wished. And yet he gave up the idea
of marrying her, because she one day purchased a
handkerchief more gaudy than accorded with his
philosophical notions. OF course, it never came to
a declaration | wish IT had, that one might have
seen with what degree of grace man could divest
himself OF the grave and commanding characters OF
papa and pedagogue, TO assume the supple insinua-
ting department of the lover.
There are set of men, whose success in wooing
ana IL is unialling i cannot comprehend. Grave
emaciaed, saIlow dvines who never look the person
in the face whom they address-who never speak
above their brcath--who sit on the u,termost edge
OF their chairs, full yard distant from the dinner
table. l have never known one of those scare
crows fail of getting good and a rich wife-Hoyit
IS, Heaven knows! Can it be that the ladies ask
them?
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EDUCATION AND RELIGION IN CALcurrA-We con
dense the following interesting statistics from the Bap
list Missionary Magazine for March:
There are labsriog in Calcutta nine Baptist 81 1
Independent, five Scotch, and three Episcopal mis-
sonaries. The principal institution for the educa-
ton OF native youth, is under the care Of mission.
aries Of the Free Church OF Scotland. Upwards Of
1000 pupils receive IN the ms tuition good English
educstion, religion being the basis. The schools con
Quoted by the other missionaries number more than
300 There only about 800 native girls receiy-
ing education, owing 10 the very great aversion OF the
1indoo 10 female education. The HindOos readily
embrace the means of education proliered by the
government and mission schools but the Mohammr.
dams proudly reject 1t.
Besides the efforts Of mis- sionaries r behalf of edu.
cation the government approprlates small portion Of
lis revenue Tor this purpose. The Hnd1o college
lie supported at an expense Of about $4,000 per an
mum, about one half of which comes IRON the pupils
the balance from the government. This college is
like large day school, the scholars residing at home
A large portion of them brahnns OF high caste
the arstocracy of Bengal. Commencing with The
English alphabet they are carried to the higher ma
thematies. Sanscrt, the Latin Of Bengal Is the
only language taught besides English. In all the
government schools, Says DIR. Mcgowan, who visited
Calcutta the last Year, Christianity and the Bible
are carefully excluded. The twelve hundred pupils
Of the Hindoo college will graduate accomplished
deists. In conversation, | found them familiar with
the sophisms Of Hume and the ribaldry Of Paine -
There is another class who profess themselves great
admirers Of DIR. Chalmers.
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Oaroos.---Ths Cincinnati Enquirer says that some
of m. Oregon smigrsnis have pushed on farther
Wes,-xone To CallforDia--ils getting too crowded"
IN O,evou-wanl more room They represent the
land SO productive In the neighborhood Of San Fran
cisco ths, one bushel of wheat sown frequently yields
crop of seveny-6ve bushels aud this with very lit
tie trouble while the climate = 80 d,y ana pure hat
sickness is almost unknown. To illustrate the dry
meas of the climate IL is but necessary TO state that
wheel vehicles furniture, Sc, manufactured IN New
England of the besi seasoned timber, shrink up short
~ after reaching this section Of California and fall 10
pieces unless every precaution Is taken American
emgrons are constantly arriving and settling at the
Sacramento and other streams empiying into he Bay
Of San Francisco. At the VERIFY Buena the English
is the principal language spoken, the Alcade being
an American, and the time Is not fa- dls:ant wheu
this part Of California will teen with Anglo Saxon
civilization and the thrifty products Of Anglo Saxon
hands.
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DREADFUL lNUNDATIoN AND Loss OF IIrE-A
letter from Macao received by the steamer, gives
dreadful account of the overflow of rivers m the
north of China. Whole provinces, with populations
respectively larger than some of the second class
kingdoms of Europe, were almost entirely submerg-
ed. The retreat Of the waters left corpses in thou
sands. Touching episodes are given as pictures of
this awful calamity, On the river YsDge-Tse were
found large floating casks, which, when examined,
were discovered to contain the bodies of young chill
dren, whose mothers, when all hope for themselves
was gone had committed them tQAbese floating arks,
as last slender chance of salvlllon. Upwards of
seventeen millions of human beings escaped from the
lnundaion have poured themselves over the adjacent
provinces, beggared OF all things and crying for bread
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THE RiGBr OF SrARcH.-Willmer * Smiths Eu-
ropean Times says " The right of search-that ir.
ritating surveillance Of the high seas, which has
proved Of late Yeas endless source Of annoyance
to American shpping-is virtually at an end. The
Commission which has been appointed the part Of
the English and French Cabinets, to modify the evil
may throw dust the eyes Of the Exeter hall saints
but il will tssuredly deceive no one else For all
practical purposes the power gone. Public opinion
in France is potest against the principle, that
ministry Withstand 1t, and some Of the clear
headed Of English statesmen think that not does
this obnoxious right of search constantly keep Us on
the confines of collision with the United States but
that so far from mitigating the horrors Of the slave
trade, IT has actually increased 1t. Lord Howick,
whose talents as debater and keenDess as pc.
htcian, place him foremost amongst the master.
spirits of the British Senate has unequyocally given
vent to his belief that the right Of search mi h be
abolished with advantage TO the African and 10 Eng
land"
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SINGULAR SoEsE.-A few Sundays since at the
Ninhst Church, IN Cincinnati the minister not having
arrived early in The desk huge dog ran up the aisle
assembled the pulpit and put his paws on the bible
The expressions of his countenance and the move
ment oil his tail were so udcrous that most of the
congregation were obliged TO leave the church. The
minister shortly after arrived, and discovering the
marks OF dogs paws upon the bible BETRAYED so
much establishment, that the congregation again
laughed After while the service went on az usn,l