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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29
Amuscrnents.

PALMo's.-It appears that the Ethiopian Serena
dcrs will shortly take their departure from this city,
and we would strongly impress the minds of the
public that they should let opportunity pass which
will not for time again be offered Last night was
most brilliant-the house crowded to the attic
There will not be any performance tonight in conse
quence Of the Pholexian Society having engaged the
Theatre to hold their general meeting but will appear
again on Friday evening with change of scenery and
performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

SINGULAR MEDICAL DIscovERy.-An extraordinary
discovery in medicine has recently been made in En-
gland, by which the action of the galvanic battery
can be applied in a very clcacious and simple man.
ner, by wearing 'galvanlc ring" The most won
derful cures have, it is said, been effected in this
manner The brother of the inventor of the gavanic
rings has recently arrived in this country, and we
direct the attention of the medical profession Of this
city, who are always prepared to adopt any valuable
new discovery, and also that Of the public, to the
card of this gentleman, in another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29


lshed in three or four months, although the manu-
law.
Exchange on New York 81 per cent. premium From
Mexico, exchange on Vera Cruz, 6l
Msrksts-Cochineal $40 $40 so per 20 lbs Jalap ss6
S3s per 100 ibs Goat Skins, 81 o. per pair Vanilla
Beans, SS8 per 1000 beans Business very dull all i'm
ports losing money, without any exception.
SANTA FE TRADE.-The Indians were becoming
holder daily, and the Eutaws had commenced their
war against them, having killed many Indians in the
neighborhood of Taos The Apache Indians were also
very daring stealing mules and killing them daily. The
traders who had gone to Chihuahua will reach Indepen
dence in about month"; the roads being good and the
prairie beautiful Mr. Speyer who sustained such loss
by the Apache Indians had got back from them about
onehaf Of his mules and they mad promised to deliver
head. Goods scarce in chihuahua and the lower
countries and doubt as Mr. sreyer had just arrived
all the goods that were for SALE by Wholesale in that
place. The Mexican traders had given up all idea Of
coming to the States this spring. and is very doubtful
if they will venture in the fall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

SHORT PAssAeE.-The schr Mary Jane, Captain
Powell, arrived yesterday in twenty-three hours
from Norfolk We received by her the Norfolk Her.
aid of Tuesday. No news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

The New STEAM LINE TO LIvERPooL.-We have
frequently given notice of the new steam line of yes
sells, four in number, now building at Boston, and
intended to sail between this port and Liverpool
The first is to be ready TO start from this city on the
first of September All the arrangements are now
made, and we understand that Hamden g. Co., of
this city, have been appointed agents 1t will be re-
collected that these vessels are constructed so as to
combine the power of steam and sails, with SUBJ
merged screw in the stern, on the Ericsson plan,
which can be used as circumstances require.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

EAST INDIA SQUADRON Columbus and Vim
cennes, will sail to-day for China, under the com
mand OF Com. Bidde. The Hon. A. III. Everett and
family, take passage in the Columbus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

BENEvoLENcE OF LAwYERs.-The lawyers Of this
city have now opportunity to exhibit Of heii
benevolence. A subscription for the relief of the
widow of the late Mr.. Wilson, will be opened to-day
in the Law Library
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

TEST THE QUEsTIoN.-We would like to see Mr..
Havemeyer resign the mayoralty, and place himself
again before the people as candidate for Mayor
against any other man the locofocos could name
That would test the question Of the Police nomina-
ton by the popular vote. Do, Mr.. Havcmeyer,
frv IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

HAYTIES AFFArRs.-The William Nelson and Vo-
lusia, arrived yesterday from Port Republican and
Jacmel, with later dates. They bring no news
Nothing known Of Herrard, or fthe reported battle
between the Dominicans and Haytlsns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

PAY Your PosTAGE.-A writer in the National
hsteligecer says that Mr. Clay and Mr.. Calhoun are
much annoyed by numerous letters addressed to
them, many of them anonymous, subjecting them
to the payment of enormous postage and great
deal of trouble. The writer requests all friendly
correspondents Of those gentlemen, pay their pos
tage We reiterate the request, and beg to ado, that
all those who write to editors Of newspapers should
do likewise. We have ourself been often imposed
upon by anonymous and abusive letters from various
parts Of the country sent under the impression that
we would loose the postage. This is not so. The
postage Of all such letters is RENTED by the Post
Master General on being sent to Washington, SO
that this malicious mode Of annoyance fails of its
mark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

STEAMER SwAfLow.The owners of this boat
have abandoned her hull They viii save her ma
chinery only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29
City Intelligence.

Police Ofce-MAY 2s-The usual number of as
saut and battery and arrests for dsordery conduct
were brought to the notice of the magistrates to-day.
but nothing occurred worth mentioning. No horrible
MURDERS" nor dire and fearful calamtes-no hair
breadth scapes the imminent peril ofhc deadly BREACH"
foated by to shock sensbilities-all calm and
peace We visited Babe who has just been reprieved
for the sixth time in his CELL and found him in
cellent sprs-buoyed up no doubt by hopes of free
pardon-whch we have no doubt he will get But we
found like Mark NEEDLE, that was scarce in the
market-thc lovers of novelty must, therefore, blame
the too cautious public and not whose duty is to
chronicle passing events We found the following Of
PETIT LARcENrEs.-George Warren was arrested.
charged with stealing bar of soap from Alfred HILL
druggist, No. 20S Greenwich street. Committed.
STEALING A PAIL BurrER.-Thomas McCulcan,
charged with stealing pail of butter value &c. from
WASHINGTON Market. Committed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29
A voice from Lowell.
LOWELL, April 3oth, 1916.
DIR. GouRAUD--

"DR. GouRAup-
Weencose fifty dollars which is little than we are pST
indebted to you, but send it enclose but one o
s, 81
DOZEN Of snS y. O have
Respectfully yours CARLETON & co.
c even without the powerful aid ofthe Press s%pI PGpTsss
Mssn MsSsasS The carsioa asnn fIy az"
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be used either hard water lmang invaluable for
ss9ns Of ne fs P" mss.
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from Broadway The public are particularly requested to bear
this In mind
Pains in tho Side and Breast, Headache,
Pills oreyery description Of pains because
he
Of every pain ache suffer From two TO five pills
;i s ssS y s"s s s: ~ /. .:''
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purchase from except ys.si.sd AGENT. p ear
;Sns of known N sw VIZ " the ONCE and general depot ~
BIN all cases be particular to ask for genuine Wrshfs
The Battery Hotel II situated In the most
healthy and pleasant part New York and those who visit
the CITY for pleasure OF the best houses
stop at being nearest hotel to the and steamboats,
from the and South aud what those who stop IL
meet with good attention and civity
All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
HERALD be paid the AUTHORIZED Aogrrs Zs-
Der Co.. Ledger Building, Third street, Chestnut
erms-75 month"; including the Sunday paper or IS
cents without IL delivered free Of charge any part Of Pha
depha Single copies for sale as above, daily o'clock
Price cents
The WEEKLv HERALD also for sale every Saturday morn
ng-Prce "a 81 delivered
Philadelphia free Of postage.
" All the and cheap Publications for sale at their
tabIishment, as soon as issued wholesale and retail
70 With the exception Of paper, the Hera!d is read
much perhaps 10 Phil dep published in that
city, afoding valuable MEDIUM advertisers Advertise
ments handed the hall past clock will appear in
the Herald day.
Medical Notice. --tThe Advertisements Of the
New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy established for
the Suppression OF Quaske in the Of all Diseases will
PAPER. w. RICHARDSON, Md, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College % Nsssaur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

INTERESTING FROM CHINA.-The ship Bazaar, Capt.
Kilham, arrived yesterday morning from Canton,
whence she sailed on the 10Th of January.
Among her passengers is Mr.. John r. Peters, Jr.,
late Of the American embassy. We learn that he
has brought home the largest Chinese collection
out Of China, and superior, in every respect, to
Dunn's, now in London. Two long queued ceestials
-one philosopher, and the other gentleman-ac-
company this collection.
The Emperor Of China has written letter-six
feet long and three feet wide-to the President of
the United States which Is filled with expressions
of love and esteem. 1t to have been sent in the
Bazaar, but the Rev. Dr.. Parker, one of the Ameri-
can interpreters, had not completed its translation
when the B. sailed. 1t may now be daily expected
in the Navigator.
This curious document is written on Imperial
yellow paper, in the Chinese and Mantchoo Ian
guages, the columns of both of which run from the
top to the bottom of the page, instead of from left
to right, as ours do. The Mantchoo is to be read,
however, from the left to the right, and the Chinese
from the right to left-thus bringing the Emperors
signature Taou-Kwang Reason's Glory)-in the
centre of the page.
The letter was enclosed in silk case, and then in
a magnificent box, made of a dark wood, some
what like mahogany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

Medical E0tice.--The Advertisements Of tho
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
the Suppression OF Quaske in the Of all diseases will
hereafter !he fourth page and last column Of this
PAPER. w. 3. RICHARDSON, Md, Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College % Nassau It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

being libeous though true, is well settled in an IN.
dictnent or criminal. proceeding. To constitute the
truth complete defence or justification in such
case, will depend on the motives with which it was
published. II done for good motives and justifiable
pom OF truth is wantony used for the purpose Of ex
posing personal defects, disturbing the peace Of fam
hes and holding up individuals 10 public contempt
and ridicue, then the publication is bellous, though
the matter contained it be true
In civil suit however, the truth Of the libel is
complete justtcation for, in the language Of Chief
Justice Bronson, OF the Supreme Court lin the case
OF Baum vs. Clause, 9Th Hills Reports,) "Our laws
alowa man to speak the truth, although it be done
maliciously" MANSFIELD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

GENERAL JAcKsoN.-We yesterday saw a litter,
postmarked NASHVILLE May Goth" and in clear
hand by General Jackson The of his death there
FORE was without foundation.-P Enquirer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

MILITARY ACADEMY AT WEST PorNT-C Congress
has refused for year or two past, to make any APP
preparation for board of visitors at West Point.
But instead of the former board, number of mill
tary gentlemen assembled there by direction Of the
Secretary Of War The following is copy Of the
last order issued on this subject =
WAR DEPARTMENT, May 8, ls45.--"In order that the
department may obtain the usual information the
the laws and regulations provided for its
the officers mentioned below appointed inspectors Of
the institution for the year. They will meet at West
Point on the first Monday in June attend the annual
inaon Of the corps Of cadets and make report upon
the discipline instruction. and general condition Of the
academy Major General Scott, Brigadicr General
Brooke, Brigadier General Gibson, Brgadier General
Towson, Colonel O. Bomford Surgeon General lawson
Major Levi Whiting.
Major General Scott will appoint an aid or aids dc
camp to record the proceedings Of tho inspectors.
w, L. MARCY, Secretary Of War.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29
Varieties.

There were not less than 5000 bushels Of straw
berries offered for sale at the Baltimore markets on
Saturday They sold at to Scents per quart
Wild pigeons are brought to the Albany markets
in such quantities that they cannot be sold We
1900 dozen sold Saturday for about threequartes Of
cent each.
The steamer Hibernia, Ryrie, from Boston, arri-
we'd at Halifax on the 10th inst, at . r. M.
Thirty-two couple were divorced at the last ses-
sion Of the Legislature of Alabama
The Rev. J. N. Maffit is preaching in Baltimore
nI748 the number of Episcopal churches in New
England was SO. They now number 223.
Orders have been received at Newport to mount
the guns at Fort Adams and the busily enga
ged in the work last Sunday.
The repeal association of Norfolk has been dis
solved.
An attempt was made to burn the steamer st.
Croix at Baltimore, lately.
A quantity of spurious coin, generally Spanish
silver is circulating down east.
In the Presbyterian General Assembly, now in
sessionin Cincinnati vote was taken on the question ct
nearer blood than he may Of his own nor the woman
of her husbands kindred in blood than of her
own" Negatived by 90 to 70.
1t is stated in Paris Journal that the society of
the Jesuits is at the present moment more fourishng
out Europe, and especially in France has increased
within the last year to extraordinary extent From
thousand Jesuts France than at the
ding period of the preceding year Eugene Sues writ
ngs have exceedingly exasperated this class Of the peo
pie.
The Police Court of Boston is doing large bust
at present fearful array of crime of all kinds is
daily disposed Of in that city Of high pretensions.
Persco, the sculptor, has received nearly 100000
from the National Government for his group Of Coum-
bus, and other works.
On the night of Saturday. the 18th inst, the rooms
two three gentleman stopping at the Virginia Hotel
St. Louis entered and $3.50 and gold watch taken
from J. D. Wellman, and nearly eighty from two
others.
Edward Oran, the young man who was run over
by the Washington engine, in Philadelphia has died of
his wounds.
LARGE HoG.-Mr Wright Faison, of Hardeman
county, Tenn, lately killed hog Of his raising,
which lacked month of being three years DID, and
which weighed 676 pounds. whole hog, and no mis-
take.
The Mobile Register announces the death of Col.
James Hogan of that city and states that he gal
liant officer during the late war; and served with energy
in the Creek war.
The appropriations for fulfilling treaty stipuIations
between the United States and the several tribes of
500 056
GERMAN misunderstanding to the late census of
German States included in the Customs Union the popu
increased 900 souls in three years. by 34l0O per
cent.
Paris in the month of August next, will exhibit the
crowned heads al one and the same time, viz Louis
Philippe himsel the Queen of England the King of the
Belgans, the King of Naples the Queen of Span and
the King of Holland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

STABBINe IN CrNcINNATr.-A part of the city was
thrown. into considerable excitement Yesterday,
standing the corner of Fouth and Main
streets conversing, when they were approached from
behind by stranger who stabbed each Of them with
large dirk knife Immediately thrusting the knife
into them the stranger walked off, and proceeded some
two to three rods east Fourth street constable
knocked him down. He was taken to the watch house
and confined The names Of the three individuals stab
bed are James Shvers, Bennett King, and Cair TAYLOR
the two others to Randolph Co, Indiana The name OF
the young man who stabbed them is William PIERCE He
conduct about the cityfor day has been singular
and he believed to have been insane at the time OF
committing the deed. About 500 were found in his
possession-more than half of it in gold-Cin Gesete
May24 '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

IowA-The Legislature of Iowa assembled at
Iowa City on Monday, May g. Shepherd LETTER.
demoora Of Des Mones wa. chosen President pro tenn
Mones, chosen Speaker of the House of Represen
tatives The wings have but two members Of the Coun
Gil and nine in the House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

The Battery Hotel IL situated In tho most
healthy and part New York. and to those who
the city on for pleasure It Of the best houses
stop at being the hotel to the and steamboats,
from The East and South aud what those who
meet with good attention and civility
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29

AN APPLE OF GOLD IN PICTURE OF SLvER.-We
learn that the venerable widow of the late Hon. Ebrdgs
Gerry, resident of this city, has become the lega-
tee inheror of handsome fortune by the death Of
brother in England. The amount is said to be $4,000
dollars.-Netv Haren Herald, May a.