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The New York herald., 1845-03-28

MR.. OWNS LEcruREs.-Mr. Owen delivered
his second lecture on the improvement of society
last evening. 1t was attended by a very crowded
audience. Mr.. Owens labors IN this philanthropic
Held commenced as far back as the year 1915
He was the first manufacturer of American cotton
in Great Britain, and in that year he took a very
active part in agirating for free import of the raw
material into British ports, and took the lead in the
pnlianthroplc movement for the amelioraton of
the condition of the persons employed in the cot
ton factories of Great Britain. Since that period.
his schemes for bene6tting his race having been
greatly extended; he has devoted himself with un.
wearied industry and effort to the work of incul.
eating his peculiar views in the organization of So
clety, the education Of youth, and other topics
OF practical philosophy. MIR. Owen is, indeed, a
very remarkable man, and his lectures are emf.
nently deserving of attention. He lectures again
this evening at the Minerva Rooms.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28
The Craven.


Once upon midnight dreary. while with toll and quite
was Mans proneness decealness snd guile.
when my minds eye saw schemng fellow counterfeiting
Yes scouuterfeiting GoURAUD's Matchless Medicated
Twisting sand into rope u@
Surely disgrace like hi. noted the page Of yore
There could be no conceang while this craven thus was
That he knew no kindly feeling but dgraeed the form he
And it wrung my bosom's core I!
The heart Of this black any raven,
Though nicely sho and shaven was the hair and phz ne
Az cold he seemed and calous scuptued of Paas
And his intellect was dull as the boards upon my floor,
Or the bricks above my coor
said Thou Of evil II will not call thee devil.l
Get thee back into the darkness and the nights Putonsn
By thou hast TOKEN that the spells which thou hast
Ale scattered all and broken Craven wilt thou give
And never counterfeit Soap Poudres any more?"
Quoth the craven-"Never more !"J
DIFF FELIX GoURAuD. of67 Walker street. again deem. it
necessary caution the pubic aganst any tmta
Poudrss subtle and m,rvrllous Grecan Hair Dye The eff
cacy the aIan Medcated Soap plmples tsn
sSya I'll oer aS for tie Dr.
manner almost miraculous His Grscan Hair Dye war
black single night And his Vegetable Liquid Rouge i'm
parts the pale cheek and lip iespendeut and
flsass remember Dr E5k,H M Goy.AyDs depot is at 81
% ssd; Green % Co % Worces,sT err Bai Hartford: frs MidS:
towa; Myers, New Hsysn; Dyer Pr.yldence; Iousey no
Vile. Tenn; Hsinitsh Lancaster Pa.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28
Assistant Justiccs' Court
Rafnrs Iudwo Sfar1in0

MARCH 27.-Ihe Mayor, aldermen and Comuonsiy, &c.
VS.. Samuel S. Gooduin-The defendant was brought up
warrant for exercising the Office Of Ballast msser Of
the port Of New York, without authority. The defence
that by the Act of the Legislature Of 1s4s the office.
far compulsory weighing was concerned, had been
abolished and that the city ordinance must yield in this
respect to the State law The Court took time to cons
der the question.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLATURK.-Ths body ad-
journed on Wednesday. Its session has been cha
racterized by the passage OF 254 acts and 1872 re-
solves.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

DANGERS OF WATER CURE.-Dr. Shew, the ad-
yocate OF the new system Hydropathy, lectures on
sda.day evening at Clinton Hall, on .the alleged
gers of the common Drug Treatment"
The New York herald., 1845-03-28
From the Queen OF Great Brltain.-s,s !:

From the Queen Of Great Brltains-en =
Her Majesty has ordered express her Qualification
receiving from two cakes Of beautiful soap labelled
Jones Italian Chemical Soap her Majesty before using
has mad tested and found stated that speIcty
its composition, and hsstates that her
belief qualities represented by for clear
ing, modifying aud .oeaiqg the skin and rendering free
from Disagreement or blemishes f
Her Majesty has caused of to be used ia the royal
nursery the Primo, Of Wales, who much annoyed with
chss chap il has proved singuarly faithful
in eects Herewith transmit you an order for wenyscakes
the especial Of her Majesty and the royal family
L. NJ BARDON, M. d.,
Physcian in ordinary TO the Queen
Who longer doubt the wondef aud beautiful properties
by genuine Jones Italian Chemical Soap curing
euptons, freckes, morphew, changing
dark yellow skin fine healthy ceamess. Wkn thus
certificates from crowned heads and their medical
endan all and will be thankful aud
Buy nowhere else in he city bat al the sgn Of
Stae street, Boston Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; 81
street, Albany and 39 Fulton street. Brooklyn Price 50
cant a
The New York herald., 1845-03-28
VALUE OF THE "PoTs AND PEARLS IN THIS Cry.
The receipts by the Inspector of spots and
Pearls" for one year, are thus stated -

The Governor of the State of New York. who receivea
the highest salary known to the laws Of State paid
four thousand dollars year for his services The In
spcctor Of Pot and Pearl Ashes in the city of New York
according to his own showing clears nearly ten thou
sand dollars year by his Office
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

FRANCE AND china. According to the Repm de
i'dr,s the following are the heads of the treaty
M De Lsgrenee with the Chinese Commits
to be placed on footing OF equality with the most favor
Cd nations respects customs duties She is never 10
the Sovereign Of the Celestial Empire She NAV esta
blsh factory at Canton the plan of those
by the English, Dutch, Danes, Swedes and Spanlards
she will be permitted to trade at Tchang Tcheou re-
serving the right Of the crown of span which enjoys
privilege in that city She may establish factories at
have the right to trade in every place that NAV hereafter
be opened to the most favored nations.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28
Temperance Meeting mt tho Tabernacle,
Last Evening.

The streets ef this city have been extensively
placarded, tor the past day or Two, with huge bills,
headed" Shall rum Influence govern this city,"
calling upon all friends OF temperance TO meet at
the Tabernacle, last evening, in support OF lac
measure at present before the Senate. There
was but limited muster on the occasion. Shortly
after the hour appointed, A. ID. WILSON, M d.,
was unanimously called to the chair, and the fol-
lowing officers were Amounted -
The New York herald., 1845-03-28
Miscellaneou. Nsms,. :. 80. ii
Total estimated expenditures sao6l,o

TotaI estmatcd expenditures,. -. ..... $306I, OF
The amount Of tax levied in Pennsylvania in ls4l :
amounted to $46,74 in lS42, to $6b9 Ola; in ls4s =
$96s 709 in 1874 to $06 Os and In l84s the
amounts to 81, ,299, ,268 Q
10 lsts. the amount Of tolls received on tho publm
works OF Pennsylvania $995 40t; In ls44 ST. 0d
and for lsi5, the estimate is 81, 100000.
The receipts into the treasury from the tax real
personal estate, estimated in the report OF the Stat
Treasurer to produce $l2s0,o0o. The tax assessed
the revenue Commissioners amounts to 81 400 26s Th
expenditures for the fiscal year require the collection
every dollar Of the assessed tax the estimated
OF revenue from the public works. 4.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

tive ofrun slight cold which, its appearance did not
worthy Of notice. has led to the most fatal
Dr. Shermans Cough Lozenge will give immediate relief
they effected cures in the most and
ter changeable and cold
severe and coughs than any other medicine
Thsv highly recommended by the cuy and prescribed
their patients
Dr. Sherman warehouse is 106 Nassau Agents 27
Hudson .t.eet lSs Bcyery; East Broadway @ William
Boston.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

| The ANTIRKNr TRIALs-We refer our readers
particularly TO the Interesting reports OF the anti
rent trials now proceeding at Hudson. This is
the only journal that has taken the pains TO give
report OF these proceediBgs-proceeding which
are most Intimately connected with the well. being
and order OF society and the permanence OF our
republican Institutions. There is now great rea-
son 10 apprehend that the insunectienists will es-
cape, In consequence OF the preudices OF the jurors
before whom they are tried. Should this be the
case we may we'll entertain fears for the future.
The elements Of disorganization at present ope.
rating in the interior OF this State will rapidly cx
tend themselves. Six or eight counties more may
soon be expected to exhibit the same state of re.
belion against the laws and the principles OF equity
as is now manifested in Columbia county and the
adjoining districts. There are large tracts Of land
out In the western part Of this State which were
originally brought into cultivation by land compa-
Mes, the stockholders being chiefly residents in
Europe, the settlers on which have been paying
rent tor many years, but il the antirenters on trial
at Hudson escape, the probability Is that general
reputation of all rent by The occupiers Of these
lands will ensue, and the European proprietors lose
the whole OF their property, together with the ma
tive owners here. Some OF the leading members
Of the whig party in this State own portions OF
these lands out west and they will be sufferers to
a large extent by this dlsorganizng movement,
which cannot be put down by force, and we very
much fear cannot be put down by the civil power
This whole business presents most amentable
state Of things. If =" Big Thunder" and his asso.
ciates escape, as now appears to be exceedingly
probable, we have no hesitation in saying that we
anticipate very disastrous consequences hereafter
The acqutta Of these insurrectionists must, nevi-
tably, be followed by fresh outburst of disorga-
nlzaton, rebellion, and outrage, far more extend
ed and serious than any that has yet been exhi.
bited. We really fear that this evil is only in the
bud, and that terrible fruits are yet to be de-
veloped.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28
Court or Oyer and Termlner.

Beiofe 5udge Edmonds and Aldermen Winship and Dick
inson.
MARcH Passing Counterfeit Money.-The off iavits
OF Henry Clarkson wore put asking reduction of bail
on charge of passing counterfeit bill Decision post
poned.
Also, Of Isaac B. Shea, asking reduction OF bail on
charge Of burglary. Decision postponed.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28
Tota 34lsl72s1s 4sas.2l2 SEQ ,Qs. $40 Al 2asa

I0taI .$z6,z726T5 $35f3,3H $l2O 3O6, $40 299,26
The value of property subject to two per cent
amounts to S2s622 and the total watches amount
to $34 800
The calls upon the Treasury for the year ending No
vember 80, ls4o. are estimated % follows:
Ordinary per manent expenses not connected
with the public works, the aa in lS44,. .$567 50
Cancellations Of Relief Notes, deferred from 3lst
December. ls44, by former Treasurer. 600.
to act Of Assembly. ................. 10000.
Payments to domestic creditors on scrip issued by
Auditor General, (amount appropriated ais.
May, is44l ioa,lsf
late Treasurer, viz:
On funded debt, t,..............Sl76s 76s Sal
On fanded certificates of interest,". -. 2l873a
On 4tn q May issues ............ 2l,S0o
-2,026T
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

RApETTI's CoNcERT.-The admirable Rapetti
gives his concert on Saturday evening next, previ
GUS to his departure for Philadelphia on profess
| sional tour. The programme is very attractive,
embracing all the prominent musical talent in the
city; and, as few artists have 50 many friends and
admirers Rapett, the concert will, no doubt, be
brilliant, and crowded in the extreme.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

THEArRIcALs-THE PARK-There was a very
crowded house at the Park again last night The
chances now seem very fair of the new comedy
having decidedly successful run. great deal
OF interest exists respecting it in other Cities and
applications have been made for its production in
Philadelphia and Boston.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

II Is stated, that hs Hon John Pickering IL. D Of
Do,;on to succeed Mr. Quincy President si Harvard
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

hhnnsston, received via Apalachicela, having beer
TO that port by Br ship Sir Howard Dsugsss
a. @ wa no political news Of importance. The wealth
While in the country oppostely cold anous IL,
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

Destructive FraR.-The extensive and valuable
toourng ioug mill Of Robert Hasey, on Oswago street,
lnaca, vas destroyed by FIRE few days since There
time al Of which s entirely destroyed The wind blow
ing 10 direction OF the six mile creek say ed other
stock 10 heavily insured In New York ofces bnt vhs
ber to an amount sufficient TO cover the oss wa do
learn, ~' "' w my
About the time the largs Cotton mill nj ra,,
asmase '"e"
The New York herald., 1845-03-28
WEEKLY HERALD
Scene in the New Comedy, "FaShion,r

The Weekty Illustrated Herald, to be published
tomorrow morning, will contain very beautiful
engraving OF one OF the most interesting scenes in
the new comedy 60 successful at the Park, with
portraits OF Miss Ellis, Mr.. Chippendale, and Mr..
Crisp. Price only ct cents.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28
MONEY MARkEr.
Thursdny, March 27-0 p. nj.

There very slight Improvement tc-iay in quota
tons, and the market little active Prices are
however very unsettled s.onington advanced pei
cent; Norwich and Worcester. II Long Island. /; Can
ton, 4; Morris Canal ii Farmers Loan, ii Peunsylvs
MIA 6 Illinois 6's Ohio o. fell off per cent. while
Housaonc Railroad East Boston, Vicksburg, Erie Rail
road and Reading Railroad closed firm at yesterday
prices.
The money market is steadily tightening. Money is
worth six per cent ia the banks ana what paper dis
counted taken that rate Out OF doors the rate Of
tercst rules at z o per cent.
The stock market cannot improve much long az tho
outside keep out Of Wall street. The brokers
depend upon these operators and without them i'm
sustain prices Many Of these spec have
hand stocks purchased at prices higher than those
now rungs until quotations egan reach point high
enough to enable them 10 get rid Of their supplies the
market but be inactive. There 10 stock Of
certain descriptions upon the market then the brokers
can carry and requires the prese1ce Of operators
having csPtsl to give Armnesst to prices and activity
to transactions
The returns for the Western Railroad Company for the
week ending the 22d inst compared with the
ing week in ls44. show very great in the
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

Beal's Hair Restorative, at his Agency, G5
Walket st., LIST Broadway.
Medical rotscsi-Ths Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established fo
the Suppression Of Qusckery in the Of all diseases will
hereafter appear On s i2u{e Hsss aps isst COLUMN Of mis-
6Gw md Consul lae Gcsns q Iks Collsss NSssss SGs
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

OHIO hIvzR: AT Pittsburgh, on Monday. there
were sx eeol waerlp he channel Of The .ohle river
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

The Great Democratic Ratification Meeting
at Tsmmany Hall iast Night-Little Talk,
but Tremendous Enthusiasm-Captai
Nyndcrs and the +" Empires" I'm tho field.
The meeting at Tammany Hall last night to res.
pond to the nomination of Mr.. Havemeyer, was as
large and enthusiastic in the gatherings of the un-
terrified democracy usually are. The large room
was crowded to excess, and thousands were as
sembled out OF doors ready to JOIN in the grand
torchlight procession OF the 'Empire Club"
At halfpast o'clock, the meetiag was called to
order by the nomination of PETER COOPER, ESQ =, as
Chairman, and the following additional officers:
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

An increase Of absve thirty per cent.
The Comptroller Of this Snte has made report the
Legislature giving the amount Of stock issued for the
State Canals the stock unredeems on account of each
Canal. and the periods OF redemption
The New York herald., 1845-03-28
VICE PRESIDENTS

-, . VICE PRESIDENTS
0liver Charlick, Michael Burke,
James GarIetson, Conrad Jordan,
James C. Rutherford, Isaac ". Fowler
Robert Martin, Timothy Gariick,
Gharies a. Secor, Francis r. Tillou.
Joseph keeier. Alexr +. Vache,
Allan M Snifen. Bartlett Smith,
Charles z Brown, Gerardus Boyce
John Jackson, Marx Spencer
Danl. Carpenter, Abraham WeIch
Aniw. r. Jackman, Robert McC;epry
John NJ. Bradhurst, A. ". Williams
Elias l.. Smith, James II. Cook
Michael Gsfaey, John d. Spader,
Daniel w Norris, Eccies Giilender,
James Pollock, Geo. w. Anderson,
Thomas jeremiah, Robert H. Ludlow
SECRETARIES
John Crane, Richard d. Letter,
Henry Richardson, Robert T. Bushnell.
VIM H. Baker, John Green,
kichard b. Connolly, Alfred Bannon,
townsend n Harris, Wm B. Harris,
William Gage, John OKeefe,
Absalom T.. Miller, George P.shine
John ). Parsells, Geo w. Varian,
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

TRIAL OF Mr.. FAIRcHILD.-We continue to-day
the report of the proceedings in the case of the
Rev. Mr.. Farchild. What strange and melan-
choy position does this report PRESENT. II all that
is testified to be true, it would appear that religion
has been used in this for the same corrupt pur-
poses that the Mormons are charged with out west
The exposure, however OF these gross hyporcrisies
and crimes of proiessedly religious teachers will
have a salutary effect. They are merely accden-
tai, and their exposure and punishment will tend to
preserve the morals OF the community in sound
condition.
The New York herald., 1845-03-28
Court CaIendar--Thia Il nv.

COMMON PIrAs-Nos 81, Q. 50. os, 90, ss, 81, "a, 49,
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

Dnlley's Magical Pain Extractor, at hii
only agency CT Walker street, first from Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

ECONOMY IN GAs.--Gas Consnmar. ax. ;au;..l
attend an exhibition of Portable Gas :, ~. 49,
rican Institute in the Park, this EVENING :, aa"".
O'Clock; when 1t will be demonstrated 10 them.
that they can have superior and safe article =,
upwards OF 90 per cent less cost, than What ,bev
nre at present supplied with
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

view hAMpsIiIRE EsEc N.-Nearly full rsY,n.
Fedpes sieeles tdsm.) majority TO 7ia, 's'"'
The New York herald., 1845-03-28

FRRsHETs.-We learn that nearly all the rlverf
and streams in this section of the country, il not
throughout the whole West very high at this time
The Muskingum higher last week than II has been
tor several years We have not however heard OF any
damage done to the improvements, os yet The Scote
has unusually high for nearly week past In ali
probability rain that has continued here
days, has extended large surface Of country.
The Kentucky river was some IS 30 feet above low
water mark on Wednesday and Thursday last, causing
temporary suspension Of navigation. One boat al
tempted to jump the dams, but found II rather perous
business Some passengers who had crowded on the
bov to the experiment where completely drenched-
of,rnk,s
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Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotto
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AUCTION SALES.
By \. IL. Hin. Auctioncer.

NEGROES
Will 10 so,a ,h;s ,nnrnino al IN, o.c,,,,,
,;,a,. NJ, ~, and ,r.s, Cb;lir.,
navy 80 ,r ~ uai az" Nr@ooEH
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ola ana Negro Man. heSe Negroes are al
Oh Sooi chaldc'eis ana so!l ior no ia"!t
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL TAVERN
A L Superior Court of ChaDcery, tor Tie
"A Richmond Circuit, held at the Capitol, ia
the Ci,y OF Richmond, on Saturday, Al ri /, 1913
Mary Laid, Plaintiff:
against
Edwin Sydnor and Sarah L. lis wife, Thomas
u Clarke, Nathan Is. CldrGe Thomas NJ. Lacd,
James VI. Lacd, Nathan u. Ladj, William z.
Ladd, Benjamin +. l.hGd, Raphael VI. Conn and
Saheha a. ms vile, who was Sabeiia Il. Laot,
Sarah q. Ladd, which >aii Thomas ". James
NJ, Nathan H.. :" :iiiam r., HenIamn T., Safe
liza u, anu Sarda D. are ihe Sole caliGre:i, heirs
aEd deFisses OF Ann i.ato, deceased. ana Join
w C.aikc and Thomas =. Cl2rke, in1n'> u.cer
Tue asc OF iWehty-one years, by illam y. Sarcs,
'heif guardian, assigned 70 GeieEd tEtm II -.
sun, ana Nathaniei Y. CfehshaW Executor OF
AM, ~, LAID, deceased, Defendants
ms cause came on ms DAY, 10 be again h"ant
oy consent OF the parties, by their counsel on The
papers formerly read, and The report and survey
OF me Real Estate IN the city OF Richmond, called
the Bell Tavern property, by MicaJah Bates Sur
Eeyor Oh inc Guy Aforesaid IN obedience 10 the IN
.g y decree. pronounced IN The cause, on
.'ic Weh.y-e'sn'a Gay OF January last, 10 which
iepol' I''cie = no eHfsluoh, ana was a;sued ny
eoullSci. on consideration Whereof, 'tc 'outt
aYsi9sa"s 'na eo'l'i',h'us 'ne s"ia iefoi,' do'h
az VI IN n.. u'i' 'a'es IONS
%.'o ~" ''".0si no az "e'eit all"'H'.t
I'M ~ ~ '.e puf!p>e, Lay'.s pun
49,. "o'.eo ~ ~" 'i''e' P'see ana 1iHs ~
sir .oi s.a's 10y ~ Su'ic one OF NOR 81 ne
~, rs.,o'l .','e% ~ ~, emy VI hI'h'uo.,
~ ae,' a. pull duet'on' On ne premises
~ ny n,sc =, oiuuci 'c >do ioi @Ea houses ea-
eu u'e pe.l ia'erh properly on L. sl!cet, IN tht
CNy VI hlcnhhohh, containing seventyIhIce ieet
zen ihcacS rom on me SAID s'reel, running back
one hlhurea ana eisny leeteishi inches, ard con-
aiming suleIlciai area OF enc Thousand lou
nu"uicu anu seventy square yarI>, as dTrcsis u
t,c san report ana survey % tlc SAID hlcalah
bates, upon ue iolio"ihg' crih> 10 W.T.; Tor cash
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EDUCATION.

TLLlNGTON SCHOOI-rhc next Session
T. Of this School will commence on Inc 18th
January, 1915. The course OF instruction en-
braces The English, Latin, Greek, French, Spa
nish and Italian Languages. For particulars,
see notice in the Numbers Of This paper immcdi-
aelv preceding, and in the present NUMBERS OF
the Religious Herald.
TIL. Fl. FOX,
EDWARD r. WATSON, A. NJ.