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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24
Atwill's Music of the Bohemian Girl.
To THE EDITOR OF THE New YORK HERALD:-

SIR
An advertisement has appeared in several daily
prints with reference to Mr.. Atws publication Of
the music of the opera OF the Bohemian Girl" the
copyright Of which, as adapted, arranged, and pub
hshed by him, with new titles, original poetry,
NC, prior to such pu licatlon, secured 10 him
now, as it would appear from such advertisement,
that Mr.. Atwi intends tamely TO submit to the sale
Of spurious edition of his music, take the oppor-
unity OF stating that he has commenced proceedings
against of the principal booksel lers and publish
Ing houses in this city, and intends to prosecute all
those who have been selling such spurious copies of
his music. BY inserting this IN your journal you
will obhge Yours respectfully,
n SAMUEL OWEN,
Counsel for Mr. Atwill, Al Ann st.
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New SPECIMEN or CRoCKERY WARE. -On the
sth instant, box labelled This side uPwth cas,
marked J Bennett Louisville KY, and IN another
place Crockciy Nare," was brought TO the wharf at
Memphis preparatory to shipping soon after the box
landed the "a har boat strange noise was heard
within ana upon its being opened live negro was taken
from it, He had almost suhocated IN has confinement
hence the alarm. II seems that this negro who was
slave belonging To gentleman in the vicinity OF Mem
phis had maid q Bennett free negro, fifteen dollars TO
transport him TO state, and he had according to
contract boxed him up and would have set him at ber
~ II no had hoe successful Bennett seized and
sent to jail and the ebony crockery ware was restored
10 its original ovgner,
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SAY IT BOLDLY! $1,000 :
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
SAVED MY LIFE!
READ READ.
THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE OF

A man of high standing in New Jersey,
s aSs
man Chimney Buckley q Phadeph. Previous the taking
so Of hs
declared his opinion that hey were perfectly sound
I'll, & S't$f ], 5 ssSsisg;fs s 1885,. -
sppeared Richard i. Cox. citizen ESesha%, Burlington
sss
palms hands ss iosssss1 IL:
pain IS, &. breast my
gradually weaker and Weaker snd
E reduced s SssaiSss
could T h E sg and that
S a. s.ssh
ss anf be took no % &
i% ing RSsi 81 ss wSe iySa
he al other medciH: ibis time
ss e.. a % aa
least t aSa e thick sresash matter 9f offensive nature
Ct s' b s
~ s $ de ss
ss n G sSsns.d to . 5S s
his appetite began improve strength 70 re
s ss Ii. G &
about ten weeks that rapid change in his
"G%ssi @ sR s%
luay to It from the That
the syrup still strengthened improved his system, he
tnued using It until he had twenty-five bottles. That
he now believes sound and in the enjoyment
OF good heath that he able attend all his duties AID
Is @ 'S%pi' %s pSss sS S
pronounced to be i perfectly sound sHndtiGa GOV
ssssG ''S cT25cEY y By ass s me
EvEsHAm, Burlington Co., N. j., April 22d. 1886
We, the subscribers township OF
do hereby certify that well ained with Mr. Richard
L. Cox and frequently visited him IN the last OF Pmona
Consumption WHICH believe cured by the Of
to the consumptve in the possible terms having
been wnesto Of the performed in
this section Of country. III.
William L. Brown, John Ii. E0is
Franklin d. Cox, Andrew Griscom,
Thoms, d; Hewlins., Joseph Ellis ili"'''
Joseph T. Hewlings. Jacob Hewings.
Mr.. j. II. SCHENCK-Sir: | am Pastor Of the Baptist
Church Marlton New Jersey. Some three four months
since taken BY Of the deacons Of his
at deaths door by Consumption My distinct
impression was that the gentleman would live week
To- ny surprise saw him u my compensation last Sabbath
means Of saving his life am, respectfully, yours,
JAMES N. CHALLIss.
Please notice that S. Beehnan of 49 Cournd street
no longer agent Tor the sale Of the Genuine Schenc
The Genuine Schencks Punonc Syrup can be had at the
Proprietary office, No.. Coarlandt street few doors below
Broadway No. % South Sixth Street. Philadelphia one door
No State street Boston, and No IS North Gay street Bal
tmore. ego lm'rc. j. II SCHENCK.
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soAMUEL OWEN.
Counsel for Mr.. Atwill, Al Ann st

A FACTORY OPERATIvE.-Last evening, female
about 40 years OF age, came INTO our office 10 pur-
chase paper. She informed us that she had been
operative in the Lowell mills nineteen years and that
her health had been good all the time She said my
health is better than 1t when first began TO
work in the mill" She had during the time saved about
$4,000 which she had safely invested. think, in the
purchase OF farm and besides, she had given her
parents who poor ST. lo0 She had been married,
and had one son, whe was now absent Her name was
Mrs Clark She has orked several in the Boot
mills. and is about 10 commence work on the Mas
sachusetts Her industry economy, and contentmcnt,
deserve the highest praise LoccH Courier June 3rd.
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Troy.

Correspondence of Livingston Wells Col
Troy, Monday, June 23-5 A. M.
Fire and Loss Of Life.
About three o'clock this morning, fire was dis
covered in the rear and upper part of building No.
24S River street, near the Mansion House, which
was occupied by Mr.. Jalusha as store room for
cabinet furniture, and the lower part by Messrs.
Wright " Alden a dry goods store, and f. Melvin
as a shoe store. During the progress of the flames
the front wall fell out, carrying down with ii three
men belonging to Franklin hose Company, who
were badly nurt, and one, Mr.. Myers, cannot long
survive. The building, which was owned by Mr..
p Wells cashier Of the Farmers Bank, was .ntire-
Iy Acknowledgement. The damage to the occu-
pants can form no correct estimate of present. as
the water done more Injury than the fire. j.
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Blow AT ST. CHARLES, ILL.-St. Charles, on Fox
river. was visited on the 10Th instant by gale
which did considerable damage. Several houses were
unroofcd aud barns blown down, SC. new brick
block and the peshy church. just completed were
consde rably injured. On the Du Page several houses
were unrooied and much damage done to barns,
fences, Sc.-Ciepcland Herald
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
BATH BUILDINGS"
lfoRMEhLY RLNsHAM's.


Hrs weLnown and dsgsa ssS Thing establishment,
ah June INST III. buildings hsSsusdsrsons complete
dssersdy high reputation which this establishment has here
The price for boarding will be from 81 to 50 per wee-ch
dren and hapce Young people, not requiring much
01S s SSS. cspn 'fa%s the Fulton
Stage. upon the arrival
he Ocean House. to convey % to Long
June IL, 1876 ieie im.m
TROY HOUSE, TROY, ~ Y
e. 0LEMAN ROGERS. Propretors;I:This House. 50
story has been added and extensive alteration. made
@ ninety sst and folding doors be extended
,S
Se bos pr %
FOR Boston, Baao sars.oss tn.
propetors by their personal attention their
and to receive cAR GolHN
CHARLES Es'i NJ e. R ise aifI House
jul lm.rc Late Of thu Steamer Empire
WARREN HALL.
sse No. 3 Warren street.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house
IN q s s.Ss hs the
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion Of their
s viii BE- 'Rs. well sssssS s the sss,
81 n c
yae l. BRITTON,
... st G. McCORkLE.
N BThe usual relshes served all times e7 Inns &c
HARTWELL'S
VA SHIN TON HOUSE,
223 Chestnut Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL.
PHILAD ELPHIA.
70 Baths just inroduced-Warm and Cold-in fine apart
ments-for both ladies and Gentlemen. my29 lm%m
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House
being convenient to the business part Of the city. This
establishment fitted mp with entirely furniture GOOD
and substantial dinner 1914 cents lodgings % cents For con
veience and comfort this house hotel the city
and half price, Permanent boarders accommodated
on very reasonable terms
All the decaces Of the served up, they
arrive in market half the price Of other houses Elegant
private rors for the referee dinners sup
per parties. The very best of liquors. jus 3m+rc
| SH A RON SPRINGS LION,
SCHoHARIE COUNTY, INV YORK:
vNHE PUBLIC respectfully informed that Mr. Ian
l. DON Of Congress Hail. Albany, has associated himsel
with Mr. Gardiner, and that this establishment will oe
The Pavilion win be opened for the reception of visitors
the first day Of June The subscribers have made
mprov in the grounds and pledge
hemseve their best exertons render this establish
ment fully equal to watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness the arrival of the cars Cana
| joharie, to take passengers to the house.
Mr. L. will as heretofore continue the Congress Hall which
WILL during the be under the superintendent Of Mr.
Joslin. 8sf' my29 lmtec
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AN EXTRAORDINARY STORY The Petersburg
IVA IafcNigenccr, states that a negro woman in
that town was taken Saturday with vomiting, and
threw IN an animal resembling in form dog-about
inch and half ongwith tail and every thing else
except hair belonging to the canine race On Sunday
the woman was seized with another vomiting fit and
threw up four animals OF the description the
throw up on Saturday. They alive when thrown
mn and have been preserved in spirits.
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THE |" HyRIGHn"' HOUSE,

WILLIAM WRIGHT, formerly of the Rams Head, Full
w street. beg leave inform his friends that may be
unacquanied with the fact distance well those of the
city that he has opened public establishment at 81 Nassau
in the Union His bar is furnished with the best Of
every class Scotch Whskey Of the brands Porter
pendent Of which he has splendid furnished the
second floor specially adapted for and public meetings.
martial any general purpose; besides which he has
provided for and transient dodgers
extensive and well ventilated bedrooms the furniture and
well assorted aud every attention will be paid the
mens Of the dodgers, well the vsers Of the ketreat
all occasions. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
my26 lm~ec 81 Nassau
CATSkILI. MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
vTNHIS wellknown ard delightfully."- situated Hotel, the
Pine Orchard open for the reception of visitors
der the Of the subscriber who will be pleased
extend cordial welcome the public Stages
regularly and from the morning and boats ndng
Catsk The House and premises have been materially i'm
- - "''' WIN. SCOBIE
June Sd, 1876 jus 4wrc
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]. H. GREEN, THE REFORMED GAsuu.ER.-We
some time since published a statement from Mr..
Green OF his visit TO Auburn Prison, New York. Of his
conversation with convict named Wyatt and OF GER.
tam disclosures made by the latter in relation to the
treatment of gamblers in vicksburgh July 1885, The
following is Mr.. Green's account
Intercepted him Wyatt on his first steps OF vice
member the treatment he had received from the Lynch
ers lash at Vicksburgh. did rememberi but my eyes
could scarcely credit reality. ! had known him in
ls323l, and in the early part of 1885, as barkeeper
at Vicksburg He shrewd card-player, but
at the time considered inoensve youth The COT
fee-house he kept owned by North, who with four
others executed the 9Th July 1885 by lynch law
Wyatt and three others taken on the morning OF
the 7th-srpped, and one thousand ashes given the
iourtared and eatered and put into canoe and set
adri the Mississippi river. 1t makes my blood cur
die and flesh culver to think OF the suffering cond-
ton OF these unfortunate set alri!t the morning
OF the 7th July with the brong their mangled
bodies Two died. in about two hours after they were
aoat Wyatt and another remained with their hands
and feet bound forty hours, suffering more than tongue
tell pen describe, when they We're picked up by
some negro slaves who started with the two
to their quarters. His companion died before they ar
rived Wyatt survives to tell the horrors Of the lynch
er's lash. He told murders had been Commit
ted by their unmcrciul treatment to him. and one inno
cent man hung"
This statement is quoted large in the pcksbug Wing
Of the h instant and contradcted in the most positive
terms both by the editor and correspondent, who
speak of Mr. Green in harsh terms as an npostor II
asserted that such transaction that narrated above
took place in Vicksburg, and consequently hat IL
is fabrication by Wyatt or Green We know nothing
Of this matter; but do know Mr. Green, and have
seen him expose the in which gamblers cheat
the community by having marked cards-and in this re-
spect a. least Mr. has done the public great
vice Until made his disclosures, II was unknown TO
all but the initiated that cards were marked by the ma
nufacturcrs for the Of gamblers; but now this fact
is so palpabe that OF common sense prudence
will be found rsking his money at the gaming table
Card playing is longer looked upon as game OF
chance OF Judgment but of downright swindling. Mr.
Green has proved that all cards are marked by the ma
nufacturer SO that man who ignorant OF those marks
has not the slightest chance of success in playing with
those who initiated The use OF such cards should
be prohibited by law, and manufacturers be compelled
to stamp all cards with the same plate baltimore Cap
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BRAIrAM, THE SINGER, AND OLpEN TIME IN ENG
has encrcsng paragraph, suggested by Perusa Of
old English ncwspaper-thc London horning POST OF
July i2h 1887 and The perusa IN At OF hat day OIL oil
where amongst other attractions, The soldier tired OF
wars alarms is announced to be sung by Master Bra
ham, him who is signali1ed veteran singer Al
the time when Master Braham sung this song says the
Observer Lord North England's prime minister
Pitt and Franklin, Burke and Washington, were promi-
nent performers the public stage Louis XVI still
wore his head, and Tom Paine was sharpening the axe
for its removal seringapaam was unstormed ny orn
lighting the world with his verse Byron was child in
arms Napoleon a name unknown, and Mrs sddons only
dawning into fame. Braham has outlivcd them al-and
after lapse Of nearly 5s years, still before the public
diving to please, and pleasing to live Y" The voice
which charmed the Of he musca) of George
the Third when he had still three and thirty years to
reign may also have been heard by his great grandson
Albert Prince Of Wales" A strange remniscenee
indeed but true one.
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QUEENS VICTORIA IN TEARs.--We ought TO mem
ton Mr.. Hackett's clever pcrsonation OF Monsieur
Malet before her Majesty and Prince Albert who, as
well the audience, expressed much pleasure on the
occasion Her Majesty not only affected TO hearty
laughter but to tears by the performance. A higher
compliment could not be paid 10 Mons Mallct, whose
humor is not quaint than his ieehngs are palmetto
- London Literary Gazette, May 81.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
copy-S7 70 per annum--payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-rrice Oh cents
per copy$3 Ia cents per annum-payable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch. h 2*N - -
o. All letters communications by mai addressed
to the essbshment must be post paid, the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRrEroR OF THE New YoRK HERALD EsrA BLIsHMsNT
Northwesf cornar If Fulton and Nassau streass
PEOPLES Line OF STEAlHBUA1s FUk ALBANY
A~Eh N DAILY-Sundays Excepted-Through Di-
rect, at O'Clock P. NJ, from the Pier between
S-Ek- Courtlandt and Liberty N
Steamboat kNlCkERBOCKER, Captain A, Houghton, will
Leave on Monday WsSsssy and Friday Evening". o'clock
leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
o'clock NJ landing intermediate places from the
stsamSoa;S NoRTH AMERICA Captain L. W. Brainard,
WIN leave on Mcndsy Wednesday Friday and Sunday AZ
Steamboat NEW JERSEY, Capt r. H. Furey will leave
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons o'clock.
Passengers taking either Of the Lines will Alba
ny in ample time for the Morning Train Of Cam for the east
The Boats and substantial furnished with and
riysed the Hudson. ME-
Freight taken at moderate rates. tH.
All forbid of the Boats OF this
without written order from the Captains Agents.
For freight, apply board the C..
Scnuitz. at the office on the wharf jel6 m
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IowA-We are says the Iowa Transcript, with
out any intelligence whatsoever from Iowa City
since our last owing to the fact of the mail horses
the whole route, having been levied under an execu
ton for debt
We learn however by private intelligence, that the
bill 10 put the old Constitution, with the convention
boundaries the again in August has been vetoed
by the Governor, and that the two Houses were busi-
engaged in caucus in an endeavor to pass by two
thirds vote.
Judge Williams appointment Of Governor of this Ter
ritory is generally credited
II is also said that the Legislature has determine TO
remain in session the full time allowed by law that is "a
days,
The clerk of the Saint Croix, down last evening in
forms that the Iowa Legislature adjourned last ed
nesday.
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Sing Sing.
ICorrcspondencc of the HeraL.l

SING SING, June p, lS45
Escape of Conricts.
Six convcts rushed by the guard last Friday night
just as they were ringing the bell for close OF work.
Five were caught; but one named Frederick Par
ker, sent up last May from New York. escaped
One of the others named Thomas Barry, from Alba
ny, was shot.
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ArPArRs IN CANApA.--We are indebted 10 Living
ston ~ Co. for the fol c,lng letter.
MONTREAL, G. T., June a. ls45.-With the exception
Of few auction Sales there has been almost total
pension Of business in the dry goods market during the
past week There is great pressure in money matters
which is supposed 10 be attributable to parties withhold
ing here in order to be prepared TO make
mittanccs TO England by the next mail well through
fear of a of restricted discounts at the banks
The country about mere appears remarkably we'll and
crops forward and healthy in Lower Canada gene
rally unusual breadth of grain year.
The most thriving part OF Canada just the Ottawa
district owing to the great success OF the lumber trade
this spring. gentleman from that district iniorrss
that large quantities of American cured provisions
brought there which meet ready consumption by those
engaged in the lumber trade
4 he -four market brisk during the early part Of
the week. and large business done but has
become dull prices range for the various qualities from
I'd to 2ls Cd There very little wheat the
et and il in request at 5s to IS Sd per 0bs for Upper
Canada good Ashes dull-pots 22s Cd, Pearls 23s
9pencc
Frcights Liverpool at IS Cd for -four 25s for ash
There is vessel laid on for London Large guam
titles of -four have been shipped to the Clyde at 80 I'd
and ashes been taken there from 25s to BIS 3D. Ex
change remains at bank, days on New York. aN
Lord Cathcart the commander OF the forces, ar
rived during the week. We had good review the day
Of his arrivals he down Sorre last evening The
reached the sum Of 10000 dollars.
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING md FUR
NITTTRE IVANTEn

ND the highest price given for all kinds Of of clothing
"A and good second hand furniture Persons wishing dis
pose the will do well call the subscriber adj
dress live through the Post Office which will be punctualy
attended TO. ID. LEVY,
t95s Chatham street, New York.
NJ B-Consantly on hand seasonabs ntof gem
temens clothing cheap for cash. my29 knsc
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Please notice that S. Beekan of 49 Courtland street
sno longer agent for the sale Of the Genuine Schenck
Pulmonic Syrup. sss-.s-
The Genains schenek Pumonic Syrup be had the
Propretor Office No. Courland few doors below
Broadway No. % South Sixth Street, Philadelphia door
below the Of Chesnut 16 Broadway Albany;
No. Sate Boston, and No. North GAY street Bal
tmore. e2 j. III SCHENCK.
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xsMx NOTICE TO BAKERS AND OTHERS-For sale
the business and xurs Of Bakery, doing cash bus,
in good part Of the city. A good chance for
stranger in the city all the business is done the
counter For further particulars call at No 6S Water street.
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NEW FERRY TO
FORT HAMILTON,
asss YELLOW HOOK AND NEW YORK.
a&ee1 ~ The steamboat HAMILTON Captain H.
Coy Mallan, will run between New York, YELLOW
.. follows every day, leaving Pier No i, East RIVER
New York. o'clock, A. M Fort Hamilton, o'clock, A. NJ
! Pm !" Pm
Fare l2H cents. ss ~ tA', je22 3txec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

who recommend them, to diminish the industry,
impede The prosperity, and corrupt the morals Oh
the people"
We shall follow up these extracts from The
"Godlike Daniel "-oncc far better entitled 10 the
name lhan he is at the presen. time-wiih the
letter which We have promised from Washington,
presenting general, gradual just, but concliato-
ry scheme for The reduction of the present oppres-
sive Tariff (of 1922
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

ANOTHER ExpsRIMENr-We learn by com,
municalon flom Mr. Rogers, superintendent Of
Morse's Telegraph, that on Saturday last, expe-
riments by tie aid Of Morse's Telegraph were
made by Mr.. Colt, Inventor, Of the Submarine
Ba,tery, which have resulted in proving, al me
distance of 40 miles (tron Baltimore 10 VASE
ington,) that by ignitns gunp9Eder ana o sh;n
ccmbusibe substances. he can dow up snip
a few miles. MIR. Colt has proposed TO the 90
yenmep, 10 permanently fortify any harbor al
cost not exceeding that ola steamship OF war,
ard guarantees its security against the combined
fleets Of EUROPE Baltimore Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

THE STATE INrEaEsr.-The Harrisburg arg
of Saturday last, has the following pafas'af'
Pennsylvania having now passed the e'is' :,
ber peeuniary difficulties, better and oIs'it !,
career opens before her. The interest t o. :
debt vast as that deb, is, will be paid in fep.
NV and ", have every reason 10 suppose w.
such vii will be the case punc,ually hereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

We understand, that on Monday evening" the
Common Hall, by a vote OF I 10 6, resolved TO
lend their aid to the construction of gigantic
work, viz the filling up Of the immense ravne
al The foo, of Broad street. just below the Monu-
mental Church, and the continuation of said
street, Sc feet wide, across Shockoe creek. The
.f:lty will meet one third of the expense, which
: ia, i, is estimated, will amount 10 1000
isrespeci we strongly doubt the wisdom OF
mt Of our City Fathers-at all events,
srtul thai the important subject OF
Ind other essential improve.
aected by this new and