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The New York herald., 1845-04-23
Died,

On Tuesday afternoon 22i inst. after lingering i'll
nesE ELIZABETH wife Of William Bennett printer in the
3lst year of her age.
The friends and scquantances of the family and those
OF her father Thomas Hennsssy invited to attend the
funeral irsm No is Franklin street, Thursday at
O'Clock p NJ.
On Tuesday, 22d inst, THOMAS j. McCoMs, aged SO
years.
His friends and acquaintance and those of his brother
DR.. John McComb, and the members Of the New York
Lodge No Of the O Of F. and the order generally,
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral this after
noon, Wednesday at halt past O'Clock, from the house
OF his brother ga GreenWich IT
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
u. 8. District Court.
Before Judge Batts.

Ar.m 22-His Honor delivered the following decisions
in Admiralty this morning
EkFisid .dt,cater Us the Sloop .qrgus-Ths COLI.
case which took place on the North River between
the soops Argus and Buckta in whichthe latter was
sunk, Oft Rhsebeck end compensation was sought by
the plaintiff for the damage sustained The Court decd
board Argus and made the reference
to the Clerk to ascertain the amount Of damages and
that upon tae coming in and confirmation of his repor'
the iosllants take special decree for the amount
Benjamir Bedeu and OTHERS Us the Brig Emily This
was an9ter oese Of collision which occurred off Sandy
hook ON the 18th Of March, s4s, by which accident
persons lost their lives. The respondents alleged that
the Emily missed stays, which the consequence Of
the accident he Court, however, thought that the
Emily at fault, and made like order in favor Of the
Of the Virginia he vessel belonging to the libel
lans) in the former case.
Thomas Hill rsd the Ship Martha-Ths action was
brousht to recover Tor dsmagss done to shipment
iron while board the above vessel Order that be
rstered to the Clerk to state the amount the prnci
pies Of this dscrse.N
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PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL 23.

. = "
Cleared.
Barqus Mallory Brown Ne~ Orleans. Nesmith Walsh
Bngs Sea Bird Burr Cadz. Harbeck Co; William Nsison
Brown Port Prince, Shielding X Ferris; North America
Bradbury Phladelph-schrs Eleanor Ann, Barke Bar.
vo.e Calcutta Caste Phiisdelphia Plat Pieron-sloops
Eliza Bril- ht Moores, Wilmington VIM Mckee Coz James
Long Jone. Vigant Heath. and James Lsmpheer Kenny
Providence Barge Venus Wilson, Philadelphia-
Ship suns Dennis - days from New Orleans. with mde.
10 Stan'on & Frost
Ship Meguntcook Mayo. 81 days from New Orleans. with
COTTON,
ship saree Taylor (before report.d) IA days from New
Orleans with cotton master Sroke 18th inst ship Cato,
Briggs of Boston from Liverpool via Havana for Charlsston
York.
Brig / RiehsrdsCn PARK from Maracabo; April !, with
mase 70 Fernando Wood Sailed with Br iron scbr Jn
r OF and for Liverpool Left bsrqus Cora, Warner from
st Thomas for Phil,depha ldr sail soon: brig Ema,
VAT from aud Tor New York do sch Cohanpet from La
lnayra for New York the lake after wood Spoke lth
inst Ia 70 lon IS o ship Harvard of Bath days fm
schr Pegseye,apee Hober, from New London. with oil
schr Planter Cartwright days from Sag Harbor with OIL
to master.
Below
Ship Leouora, Milton. from New Orleans
Brig G'rard. Gilnstrck. from Ponce, Pm
Rr'g Rrr'g eesnsacola Hsll,t from c New Orleans
Brig Moon, kDu6son, from Cbarleson
schr osceoa (of Porland) from West Indies with molas
ses. to j I.asas.
Also, ships, brigs unknown.
Sailed.
h,rs Toronto; Tinker London Wshash. Hathaway, New
Orleans; Arche,aus. Boutelle Marianra Phillips Apaa
chcoia bries Consor Lowerv Leghon: Sea Bird, Bur-,
Cadiz' Republic. Lttle6eld Mobile. ard Others.
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AL Philadelphia Subscriptions IN the
HERALD must be paid TO the only authorized AGENTS. Zeber
Co. Ledge, Building Third street CHESTNUT Term.
without it, delivered free of charge part Of Philadelphia
Single copies for sale as above daily. at oclockPrce
cents.
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday morn.
nSPce 81 cents or 50 per annum delivered in any part
Philadelphia, free Of postage
All the and cheap Publications for sale at their e.
tablishment, issued wholesale and retail
" With the exception Of paper "Heraldn is read
much, perhaps. in Philadelphia paper published
in thu Herald neYt day M "
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New stock Exchange.
Sales OF Stocks at Boston,

APRIL 2-6 ,hares Western RR ol; Granite Blk ss1l;
Eastern RR lo9A; 23 Reading RH 2a4; so I'm 24<; 50
In 2;M 80 Bes,cn ton sosL e ~ 5 DO IS 800 0d
do I'm 2i IS l. island RR I'm 74s do l2m IS; Is
ds 1a; rs do m 734; 25 do Nor Wor RR 69,:
us do b o I'm 701; do cox.
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Amusements.

THE TEMPLE OF THs MusRs-FLoATING THrArRr
still remains at tbs foot Of Dslancoy street. East River,
add is nightly thronged with fashionable audiences ii
certainly has excellent company and orchestra and
the performances give entire satisfaction As the Temple
will shortly leave New York. those who wish 10 this
pcndj lovey should not neglect Il ano,her nigh. II
has splsid bill for this and Tomorrow evening The
Dry Dock Gsges pass close 10 it, which will accommo.
date " down town folksr
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
Cauntv Court.

Before their HoEors Judges Ulshoefsr Ingraham DAILY,
the Recorder the Mayor and quorum Of the Board Of
Aldernen.
Arm a2-Isial Of Justice Drinker-This Court met
at o'clock r M., when ,tion OF Alderman Sheffs
lin ths Court adjouraed to Thursday next in
consequences OF decesse OF Alderman Williams one Of
the members Of this Court.
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Foreiun Importntlone.

MARAcABo-Brgy Richardson-s4 bags coffee 100 hides
cks mdse odls skins chs basam bb old copper
Arsng1ren5 h 10 bbs basam bags coffee Murray
Lnman6N do so fustie Ch,selsin & Ponyert-soo
hides pkg. skins cs bslssm VIM Lntsia bdls skins
287 bags coffee Meyer Sucken26 do bxs Schmidt VoceI
III bass coffee 2lI hides Mason Thompson-o8 rkgs d
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u. 3. Com mis- si0nei's Once

Before J. 8. Rapslje, Esq.
Aran 22-arresf Of the Pilot Of the S,csllowW. Bur.
nest the Pilot OF the has been arrested on the
charge Of causing the deaths Of those have
drewned in the late fats disaster on the swallow" and
bound over in the sum Of $4,000
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
Common Pleas.

ArRIL 22.- Timothy H. Main John Gibson, Jared
Wcor and Josph Pritchard-This action of tres
pass the brought upon for $2sO
dated 7h April ls43 made by the defendants and given
part payment fer the good will of stand in Washing
ton market Defence set up want Of consideration
saj also that ethe parties sued not member Of
the Arm. Verdict this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
Geuetal Sessiona

Befo-s the Rscerdsr and Aldermen Emmans and Devoe
M c. PATERSON, District Attorney.
t&APRiL ~ 2-Respeet to the Dead Upon molten Of Mr.
PAtEstoN, in consequence Of the death Of Aid Williams
BY law snse ths Judges OF this Court the Court ad
journed without transsciing any business
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Paaserrers In Sail.

hTEsro9ls-Pachet shp Livep9ol-Jobq Hicks lady six
ChlTl.s LeuyP, Of New York. So NJ Msckay, Bo.on
MIR Vaughan lady, children and servants, Miss p
Warren, Mrs James Welsh Wilson Cough, Honduras; John
Cough, American and Spanish Consul Honduras; Giles
Tyrsr, south America; James Adams, England.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
PGssen1ers Saila0

LoypoH-packet ship TorontoNrs Roster Mrs Hinton and
Thompson, Montreal Manuel de Vilsgn Havana; Dir Alex
smith and Sc want British Apy Lieut. tall ilh Rest
lady s2d est; ii Rood hiss Bell MIR Henderson, London
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

POPULATION OF MONTREAL The city proper. the
centre Of wealth aud business. in 1871, contained
population Of 0i3 the suburbs 49, 0sl making an az
lson sf Albany,
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Court C0lendar-This nsv

supsnoa COUNTS o. o. 4S, IL, ss lo7, &C. 50, ST. %
90, Iiato lis 100 to l2S
COMMON PLkAs-4, Q, IL, Ia. IS, le, 10 81, aa,Ii4.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

ANTI RENT MovRMENTs-GRoss OUTRAeS-Last
week Deputy Sheriff Sedgwick went down TO An
cram to disposses Abraham Voshurgh Of the ndi.
viduals against whom distnin warrants issued last
All, (Which gave TO the outbreak in this county
when he got there the officer found that Vosburgh had
,e out there was another person in possession and
'aIse NUMBER a the house. MIR Sedgwck asked the per
son IN possession how he there and told that
ne vas coming along and the house empty; thinking
was alspensation of Providence he moved ID the OF
this he refused to do was pnt out aier little s,rue
gle The premises we're ihen given in possession OF MIR
Bogardus who appears the antren.ers are determ ed
time destroying his pough cutting his harness to uscss
and committing other dspredations IfMr ii shorId he
fortunate enough to get hold OF of those en- gei IN
these oulrages the law now Ia such, that il Womb r;ve
them lesson they would remember "a long az tbev I've
We admonish them to beware o the they are pur
suing Hudson Gazette, .Aprii "a.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
For Three shIiIinxs.

AsPAonulu, ucnciOus, Deautl1ul neaO OF
hair be bad by shilling bottle Of Jones Coral
Hair kestorave its es land mind reader it does
all here stated force the of hair Soften clean and
lender m beautiful TO stop fl irg off and dspe dardruf
order thrice as long other article made Sold SO Chat
ham str et, 33 Broadway, 39 Ful street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

WEATHER IN Ma sAcHUsKTTs. season. thus
lar, Is more backward than that Of last year The
average degree Of warmth Of April thus far has been but
36 while last year A. At this time last year tn.
lips aud many other flowers in bloom in the open
ground. while as yetthere few none out Ia all
ths however, we may see security agsinst the eecs
Of rost which has been much complaned of at the
sou,h-Bosisn r. snseript .8pni 81.
GROWTH OF DETRoIr.-1he total number OF build
ngs erected from January lst 1sa4 to April 10Th isab
tycar months was BAL; OF which 40 of brick; $50
occuaea ~elings and 81 used stores warehouses
1ficss, SC.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

dy, Foges Olosaonian ALL l-Healog Basam is not
pretended that i will raise the dead le but i
Bleeding Of h- tLupgs Difficulty Of Breathing and the vr
be unparalleled and justly ent the Of - great
remedy Il has ben ntrnduced but short time public
aud its large shows the which held
by those afflicted with dsesse and IFS effects During
who fatal termination OF disease and those who
loss for eec,ua edy DO better than by making
trial Of this They assured they will be disap-
pointed For sale at o6 street door above Ann,
aud at Mrs. Hays l39 Fnlton street, Brooklyn,
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

SrFAMRoAT SWALLOW fiad by many of the
paperstha an impression has gone forth that many
persons were drown'd In the state OF the swallow
when. by proper exetion they might have bsen saved
TINS was wrong. Not single person was drowned in
the state rooms They were all examined opened as
make this statement as act Of justice to the Captain
When we visitedtne wreck In the morning after the scc
dent we remarked to Que OF the officers that the boat
must have struck very hard to carry away so much OF
her upper work. he told that the had broken
open to beurc that there persons in them
The wreck Ia not raised yet The persons no have con
rscted to it. have got the bargss alongside and one
Of the chains under the boat They have diving and
all the necessary apparatus We uuderstan nd that they
intend getting up the boat this week.udson Gazette
.aJrtl2l.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
MARITIME HERALD.
Shipmasters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor IL Captains Of Vessels will give
RoBERT SiLyEy Captain Of our News Boats report OF
the shipping left at the port whence they saledhs vessels
spoken their passge-a list Of their cagoapd foreign
aewspareIs or news they have Agents and CJrspoa
his Office any Marine intelligence they may receive
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
Songs for the People, No. I2-Air: Cease
Sweet Girl

Ce'se sweet girl TO hate me now,
For still my heart is true,
tor though nv face is healthy now,
'Tis made so bur for you:
As affiiction changed your love from me,
10 some more favored youth,
Now that my skin is clear you cannot,
surely doubt my truth.
How Of I've wandered, weary too,
With pimples on my face,
And knew with heavy breaking heart,
The cause of my disgrace;
lgazed on many lovely girls,
Whose brow, who's. face and neck,
Was covered over with pimples,
Freckles, tan, and blo'ch and speck,
thought sweet maid, if you but knew,
How quickly you might cu,e them.
You surely would not Tins appear,
You never could endure them;
u you but knew'as do know,
How quickly they'd elope
II fw,sh'd with tha, miraculous stuff,
With Jones' c.mous loan
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
agency, 81 Walker street, first from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

Medical NOTES.-The Advertisements Of the
the Suppression Of uackey the cure Of ali diseases will
hereafter appear the fourth page and column OF ri,
paper. w. ). RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent.
Ocs and Consul ina Rooms Of the Coeges5 SIRE
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Ths magical and astonishing mical properties genu-
Jones Soap the theme Of admiration ard wonder all
10 see how BEAUTIFUL soft white eler and healthy il makes
curing all pmpes Geckes, taiions &c. Let all who
doubt is pswe try il Mind and none but jones'
Soap You for sake eqneed be particular in
tbs Get sowherr else in this city but at the agn Of the
American sgle w Chatham 1923 Broadway Full
ton street, Brooklyn, State street, Boston.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

BeaIs Hair Restorative, at his Agency, 81
Walker st. lst store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

The quotations. this year and those ruling at the
time in s3 nearly alike end the crops Of each year
will turn out nearly equal
The kly reports OF the Bank Of England show very
great regularity in the OF that institution
According TO the late reports there appears in
IL amount of notes issued, but the increase in the
amount hand shows that the actual circulation is
larger
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

We table showing the actual circulation of the
bank at the four periods named above -
CincrLATioN OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
Feb 22 Mdrch8. March IS. March %
Notes issued 679520 29o0C75 49, f8060 29a7 4io
Notes en- haud,.. sss92l5 9,saO8l5 o45385 9,7a7 $50
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

NAVAL The u. ) trigate Potomac and brig
Somers, were of the Baliz- on Friday last, and sent
up their mail bsss, (among the contents OF which,
were dispatches from the General Govcrment,) by
the towboat Star. These vessels, il will be re-
membered, sailed about three weeks since, from
Pensacola, their destination not known Ii is pro.
bable that they are merely reconnoiterna in the
Gull, as measure OF precaution.. ". o. Bulletin,
dDrU H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13
From the Louisrilie Journal.

EpIrops RTrcuIE AND CRosswELI-'rhose two veteran
Locofoco editors, Mr.. Richie, Of the Washington Union
and Mr. Crosswe Of the Albany Argus, have been blar
neying each other In the aectonate manner imas
nable. We do not remember instance in which the
.you tickle me and I'll tickle you" principle anus.
ingly illustrated. Croswe was thoroughly ticked by
Mr.. Richie that his very mdritf convulsed with
laughter while Riches delight, though equally Deep wss
somewhat less obstreperously manifested
IL appears that come vag put story in circulation that
Croswel go Washington 10 assist Richie in his
Hercuean task OF defending the and evils of the Pok
Administration. Mr.. Richie hereupoH with 4
degree OF gravity poporoned 10 the occasion and
that the un,unded but that If he had reason
TO employ one in the Union, he could find better
or more able champion OF LOcofocosm than his friend
Croswel. Croswell republshed Rchie's audation and
with Prodgous soemnity spoke in the oesi the
unappronchHble ability oi the Government editors genius
The Of all this Jking be found in the TACT
that Csoswe aud Richie have abou, much love for each
other dog and cat have. They have many occa-
sions, SINCE Locoocosn first exhibited its ugly head to the
acorn of Mankind crossed each others paths made aw
fully faces at eoch other, Richie the leading ed
cor OF the Southern, nuying, ioeradc erisocratic Lo
rofocos, has frequently limited with considerable Ill nature
his objections Crosswc. who has regarded as the
leading editor Of the Northern Unionlovng, tariff equai
preaching Locos. The NorIhernor stuck Van Buren,
a. long as single plank Of that gentlemen lei while
the Southerner secretly reoced every indication of the
unPopusrty OF the "Norihern with Southern feelings
Certainly IL quite rich idea which infested the brain
OF the wag who reported that these nutusly hating
reconeable editors about coming together to bury
the tomahawk, and smoke the calumet Of peace. II il
very obvious that neither Of them reshed the Joke not
withdrawing each processes think the other per
feet Locofoco colossus, and both greatly pleased Of their
respective shares Of laudntion.
We like 10 observe these little love passages between
old enemies. Such occurrences extremely gratifying
90 the unlocking world. and eloquent Of the treasures
smsbity vet left the earth The Locofocos profess
10 love harmony, and IL Is but right that the advocates Of
mat homogeneous seven sided ansgonisfic thing called
patent Democracy though they differ in all respects should
make show OF affection and admiration each other
IL very credsbo TO the magnanniiy Of old foes 10 adj
INIT that they whom they hate admiral OF u
nsnity II there 10 sneakng nsncerity discovered
inrking shout the sdmissOn IL only proves tiat vast
amount OF generosity required make H. Long nny
'hese editors live TO make mankind happy by presenting
such edying Illustrations u almost snpefhnmnn vim.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13
THE WAR SIGNS.

We have boon Of those who from the first believed that
war would be tie consequence ofhe simultaneous and in our
view, inqopus annexation Of Texas feeling sure that ca
lamiy ever follows lis punishment close the foot
steps u crime aud the agitation u the Oregon question.
TWAS inevitable that they should become entanged, and
by the smbfogO multiply the difficulties Of smicable adjust
meni enlist classes Of snd passions. aud bot
too possibly kndo spirit both countries which nothing
bot wsr could sppesse.
Things seem aking turn more wsrike Than was onti.
opied month sgo, the proceedings in Mexico aud Tex
A., having inilpmsd the existing difficulties.
The New York Herald, sagscious II not high toned
print, ihps speeulslesi
at very evident that government d. regard the
question Of anneEatOn likely 70 Be quite easily seed
~ the Union would have had believe They arc con.
cenratng troops the Texan frontier and sending naval
forces 70 the Cuff The defence Of the pore. and the
condition Of tho forts the tho subject Of nspec
on snd poig neYe preparations appear TO be IN progress
Tor the Parpsc u meeting any contingencies that may arise
Al this shows that aniieipaiOns OF serious difficulty
ere onicftIncd BY government On the other hand
conmaorY Of the pfopoty oi these ancipauons Of TO-
lure difficulty have the warlike preparations u III,
RFsh government 10 which have again aud again ad
yensd aud have already fully described. Indeed calm
and dispatonate review q the whole present Of h
ease We certainly BE- regarded indagng IN
sJnaFy Or heedes alarming eJnectue, when baz ID
the opinion that may take such before IN.
meeting 81 Congress, viii precpiIae the dreaded erss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-13
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We have received letter from Rio. which pyes the ri
lowing sketch Of the etiquette Of the Court Of Brazil;
mir Wise has been presented to the Immortal
Court Of Brazil, and Is dolly installed o. Minister
Plenipoientay Of the United States One Of the Marty
gave us few days since description Of his reception nv
the Emperor sf6Fis Court lie wa- accompanied BY NJ,
Walsh the SEQ Of legation. and one Of our naval off,
GERS, oil dresseShIul lunliomswords cooked hats &c
They we're driven 10 the place ia splendid barouehe and
four; on arriving Of the palace, they bowed into an
anieroo-soon after which they were conducted 10 the
door Of the reception roOm where the Empeso, and
Of his principal officers in waiting 10 receive them
On entering the door they stopped aud made ls,y how
then walked forward shout the centre of the s,
ped aud made smother low bow; they then proceeded 10
near tho tost OF the throne, where they stopped spJ
another low bow Mr. Wise then u,de - 80 =" -
Emper~ copy Of winch had bson pfeviousIy Eve, 49,
s"Porors Pnmo minister, IN order that his Maestv-b.i
700 much d heathen To- understand English -,,,,b, IS
duly informed VI what was about 10 M, 90 . IS" "
W. government Of the United States through its nc
preventative. - ~ W." Ie-
A. the close Of the speech, Mr. Wise assembled ,..,.
81 the plstf0rm which The throne o.. .,.s.g ,'p7
sented 70 his Imperial Majesty his credentials e. M
kmpefof then said "sia bom" VERY good) and fc ,
elpIe..ne we great satisfaction. &c. which these
friendly assurances on the part of the United g,,e a. u
afforded him Our Minister and his two s,te,d.,, ~" .o
speber low bow, ~ the foot Of the throne ccrr Nv 4
thelr fetfeat The room from eighty 60 orc b,, y
ieet IN length, and this d'tauce be uayerss sct
wsFd, a. u wholly contrary court etiquette a. ,
back TO the Emperor. Fixing their eyes thereCte on,o
the Emperor and judging the hno OF direction BY s ill.,,
NE carpet bey ELECTED their retreat n very good order
% tho centre Of the here they stopped ana made a.
other iov bow 70 the throne.-Thoy then rscommencs,
their retreat Mr. Walsh, having often travelled t,st wa,
before. was 20 Fortunate 10 hut the right doorbu Nh
minister vss Ices fortunate. Either there was dive,
ssney IN the De Of the carpet distortion Of the Wis.,.
.ys which, hhe fsys Of light entering our atmos
pbere, bceame bent downward toward the centre of ac
uon 50 W.. Vice, retrestag upon curva instead of
right line, came neur msking hs exit az the wrong boot
whether into the apartments Of the maids Of honor or int
tse spstsment of the maids of hOuor into the kcher
thn disponent saith Alter several bcekouings fou
th> secretary BY skul tack he reganed his proper p,
rsuea Alter Striving the door, oil three again s;oppc
sae msde saeher. low bow then backed themse %
VI he room.