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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

TROUBLE AT MoNTREAL.-On Tuesday night the
Rev. DIR. Burns, of the Free Church OF Scotland,
proceeded to of hc public places in that city to preach
in the open air While engaged in the Of pub
lie worship, some Irish Roman Catholic laOorers com.
mittcd an assault upon him; and threw him down from
the chair which he was standings OF the bystand.
nterforcd TO him from their violence, among
others young Of The Of Holcbrook. who
violently beaten abou. the head by OF the HUMANS
with hrmmcr Some soldiers who were standing by
drew their buyoncs, md tae AHA assuming very
serious appearance, whea the police up and
cocded in nrrosting fon. Of tho irI.hmcn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

TO TAILORS.
THE Second Edition Of Suemets celebrated work oncu
ting garments OF description style Of elegance
equsiled published and ready for delivery Those who
desire 10 avail themselves OF the great advantages TO be derived
from the Of the instruction would do well to OBJ
tain copy without delay The book IL to II inches
and contains e diagrams of all the various styles of gar
ens worn al the day with full and ample instructions
Tor cutting IN an easy and scientific The following
ew oil the many highly respectable who testify the
merits of the books =
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
work complete IN its arrangement and its practical
pcation to cutting superior heretofore published either
IN Europe or America
Henry Son, Daniel Cutter STATS 4 Banker, Charles
Coz, w Tyon& Co., b. +. Horer James Daily, John Ha
above be ob,aned of the author No s Broadway
New York. ala imsec
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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING.

ORNAMENTAL GARDENING
go THE SUBSCRIBER attends to Laying out Gardens
1and all kinds Of gardener work He has also for sale
goneal assortment Of Garden and Green House Plants Of
all ..e esteemed varieties
Ornamental Shade Trees for streets viii be planted in proper
manner in part Of the city ALSO select assortment Of
Grape Vines of large size which bore abunanty wear:
seasons OF the year. :
The subscriber respectfully soci the patronage the ladies
and gentlemen Of New York and vicinity.
Orders left at the Office Of the New York Farmer and Me-
ed to- $500
Boque should be ordered the day before they wanted
They will be delivered place in the city directed
WM. LAIRD,
Gardener and Florist, corner 18th street and
4h avenue, Union Square,
Railroad cars pas the Garden every minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

CALAMrrous FIRE.-A terrible fire, the work Of an
incendiary ragged in Newbern n. c., on the I'd inst.
by which dwellings, stores and merchandise were de-
stroyed to the amount of $4,000 Capt Smith, MIR Van
Bokkecn, Mr. Justice Mrs. Chadwick Mr. Charles Shep
herd, Rev MIR. Hawkes., and Mrs. L. Davis among
the sufferers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11
TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &C.
EXTRA FINE TEAS!

1913 Greenwich Street,
NEAR CouRTLANDr ST., OPPOSITE PAcTIc HOTEL,
New YoRK.
WE BEG LEAVE to inform you that we established our;
meeting views our wholesale and large family customers
the North River Side. Tho upright in which we
have carried business for this
together with the very high quality and price Of
goods have earned for degree ofrcpuaon rcnow far
beyond that Of any similar house in the United States and we
consider these the best your pa
trcnarc.
We have, however much pleasure in stating we have
made with treat and judgment, selections from
tho spring and which the finest
Youns Tyson Iyson Gunpowder, Imperial oolong Pekoe,
this which with immense variety Of Fine and Good
Qualities offer Wholesale and retail We have also
ground daily.
We continue operations other places
particularly at Iz Chatham We obedcnt servants
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New York-i2i Chatham ST. 3gl Grand and 3is Blocker
Phladelphiaeo Chestnut street, and As Fifth street.
otnspo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11
NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1s45

IA TO RENT IN BROADWAY, near Franklin street,
m Suite Of Rooms the ground floor Handsomely furnish
~ ed. Also, sundry Furnished Rooms in said house suit
able for gentlemen and their wives single gentlemen APP
ply at 3d6 Broadway ms II re
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
i f. TRACY has taken Rooms at No. 233 Broadway, up
stairs second oor where he is executing Of the
prices according to the style of finish, from
ONE TO THREE DOLLARS.
Those IN want OF perfect Pictures requested TO call and
anime his specimens Mr. T. is happy that he has
engaged the professional services OF G. Burgess for short
time and those who wish Pictures his peculiar beautiful style
would do well to call soon
Plates Cases Chemicals &c., always hand and instruc
tons given in the Art moderate terms. ala I'm &C
DdGUERREOTYPE.
OHN ROACH Optician Nassau street. begs leave
form Photographers that he has received direct from
Vienna invoice Voghtlaender Sons celebrated German
WHICH he ready genuine 10 purchasers
Prices rs folows-
Tubewth 3nch lenses full size plates and stand sa5
do ~ inch lenses for quarter do do 80.
Persons at distance forwarding with order
may depend upon having excellent instrument them
j. H. keeps constantly hand Of plates
calls cases. and all articles used in the Dagueeotype
OF the best qa and low prices they be obtained
any where else my8 1msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11
BUILDING.

TOHN JOHNSTON &ROBERT KERR, Architects have
entered my partnership Architects and Builders for the
practice Of Architecture before and the connection there
with practical building the Of designs
Designs for every kind Of Building to all parts ofthe
Working Plans and Specifications Estimates Cost Survey
ing OF Buildings and Superinendence in the usual
mule for plans &c. employers my rely upon the
being performed in the best their satisc
ton without extra bills, subcontracts, &c:
Office l4l Macdougal Of Amy where
objection designs be and abundant references had
VI mku
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

+ G.. B. CLARKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
1872 WILLIAM STREET,
THREE DOORS WEST OF FULTON.
HE Of the of this establishment first
that every thing bought for cash and by whole pieces
condy that the lows thirdly that the Proprietor
with small Profits Getemep ordering garments, this esta
Brundage Tryon & Co., with whom G. b. Clarke for
long period connected.
General Scale Of Prices.
Fine Cloth Dress Goats, from $ to % 900
o
Making and Trimming.
Dress Goats Observation-Disclosures. 81 to 90
.
Military and Naval Uniforms as PER late regulations
specimen Coat always be Office Of every de-
scrpon and all articles usually found in large establishments
always on hand. very low prices a28 wis&3wos*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

FOR SALE.
YxH SMALL FARM Situated sx uNies from Morris.
near BasknIdse New jersey and within three and
Of and in ahigh Of cultivation;
handsome Two Story House and Kitchen, good Barn.
There also the premises good variety OF Fruits For
formation apply James Barksy Avenue and Second
81 Harrison Price, No. q Coentes Slip; Robert Barley
theTremises- All imsrc
~ FOR SALE--A beautiful Country Residence one mile
ST&from Rorville Landing, Staten Island Farm Of q
acrcs Of hrstrste Land lar House and good Barn and
other buildings; good Garden, with plenty Fruit Trccsw
nv lmerc SAML. HALL. 30 Broome At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

GENILEMEN'S SPltlNCr EASfilONS.
HE SUBSCRIBERS have received by late arrivals from
their Agents in Paris and London, their of rich
&c Their assortment above articles have been selected
with much and and only Abe richest
but the extensive be found in the CITY, The
Subscribers devote the manufacturing of Cen
them cut after the approved French method suit the
pended on not only for the beauty OF their finish but for their
durability The senior partner Of the firm having been for the
last engaged in the line of business his
knowledge only the science of cutting, but the quality
of the materials used mandatory gives decided adj
vantage and to patrons fashionable and well
finished garment Our assortmsnt of under garments Of all
scptons-Hosiery, Dressing Robes Pockekerchies Night
Caps Linen Collars and Dress Fronts Stocks Stock Ties Cra
Stffeners fses, Money and Riding Belts &c &c. will be
found worthy the attention of all who will favor with
the old establishment Of
FARSELLS & AGATE,
273 Broadway corner of Park Place.
BP A. continue the manufacture of their celebrated
Elastic, Shoulder, Brace and Riding Belts, I'm oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

. NEW YORK, April 81, 1915.
E uNllERSlGNED announce the public, aud paricu.
ryto the watch merchants that from this day they have
formed association under the name Of DELACHAUX
this said day they have hand and shall receive from their
respondent manufacturers description Of Watches and
Movements. DELACHAuX MARE,
No. iH Fulton street ". "
A. Deachaux-H Mairc. m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

CAKPETING.
454 PEARL. STREET
THE have opened the large spacious
i CARPET WARE ROOMS No. 45i Pearl street former.
y occupied by Smith Hewitt Co, and now ready offer
the public stock Of Caretng bought
the spring trade Of which exceedingly rich de-
signs and colors. Among them be found
IS NEW SETS ADMINISTER BRUSSELS
isPs. KrDM fffNssSTTf ss THREE PLY,
- Rich Shading
sUPERFINE FINE AND COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING,
OF every variety and description.
Rings, Dmgrets, Table and Piano Covers, Worsted Tucd
and Jnte Mats; Oil Cloths very heavy and varieties,
from to q feet wide together with all other articles usually
found the trade The public requested call and
ourstock before purchasing.
PETERSON & HUMPHREY,
m20 2mNm 4A Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

BANK FOR SAVINGS
NOTICE-Ths Institution is now removed to No i07
IN Chambers street. ms imrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11
PIERMONT HOUSE

ItOINf.
- THE PROPRIETOR, having leased for a trrm NJ
@ years Of Elea1cr Lord E,1, this establishment which
will be open in June ncy bee call your
advantages.
This house which stands elevated position twenty four
miles from the city Of New York c termination OF the New,
York and Erie Railroad commands view as any place
the Hudson, including the whole Tappan Bay and the
river for twelve miles the village Of Tsrtown Sing Sing and
the adjacent region is diversified aid shv romantic The va
rous rides and walks leading mountain afford beau
road affords Ees, facilities e naI,ss sons fishing owns
The subscriber dete mined that effort his part shall
be wanting make this house quiet and comfortable country
To the invalid seeking rcsoratve well the
Of business who wise, his family enjoy the benefits Of coun
there few places possessing the same advantages,
steamboat will ply daily this place and New York
TO cnable the OF business be in the city O'clock A.
M returning, leaves the city at and o'clock, p. NJ.
The house newly and neatly fumishedrooms large and
airy Several cottages will be in readiness for the accommoda
tlon q large families who dese be still retired and
take their meals the hotel Families wishing hire these
tages o the season can have them furnished unfinished
tion Of its gucsu H. ID RICE.
a29 lweodsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

CALAD OtL-ioo cases Of superior quality fancy bccs
mp sxr-ssly for family landing from Thore
Petc from Lghom and for sale in lots TO suit purchaser by
A. b. WALLER,
mo iw@m 10 Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

LIFE PRESERVERS,
OF GOODYEAR'S PATENT GUM ELASTIC
COMPOSITION.
nv ARRANTED Withstand the greatest OF heat
" and Cold and melt soften in the 1.-THE
defect Preseve made of the rubber preparation r.
Also general assortment Of goods under the
above patent. For SALE wholesale and retail, by
t GEORGE BEECHER,
al0 lm*rc 100 Broadway, between Pine and Wall SITS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

GRAND PIANO FORTE known as one OF the most per
feet Of the celebrated manufacture Of ERAID In Paris
which has already been tried America during winter
i was imported directly from Paris With the Piano will be
given music BY the best ancient and modern composers valued
al2 Im.rc MADAME PiLlET. 400 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

NEW OHICAGU.-Xi IpW UdyS SINCe, u
steam propeller was announced as having been tit
Canal for Chicago Others despatched from Oswego
at early day for the destination and oun
dering about awic in Lake Ontario and the mouth
OF the Canal in daily expectation of finding passage
through to Lake Erie of the boats put into Lewia
ton and landed their passengers again One Of pro-
pelers has just got up from Schlosscr Ito which place
the passengers conveyed by railroad) with full
detachment of emgrants destined for Wisconsin and the
prairies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11
MAKTELLE u HOLDERMANN,

No. 81 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y.
MANUFACTURES and Importers of Ornamental Hair
1 Work, Wigs, Toupees, Bands Curls, Seams Bandeau
HAIR and style of Everlasting Cus and all kinds Of Hair
Work, Wholesale and retail.
NJ BThe trade supplied reasonable terms ala lm.ec
~ PURCE'S First PremuM new Paten, two oven Ranges,
~ combining economy, convenience and durability These
Ranges warranted offered They
constructed that almost impossible for them Of
order for the plates crack all other Ranges
They have been in for the last 10 months and in
the faction and has
the proprietor been called on TO repair
All Ranges by the subscriber warranted to
tire atisfactoa il they do they Will be taken away without
the least expense to the purchaser.
GEORGE PURGE, Proprietor,
a26 lmebt 800 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

THE BEHM FLUTE.
DHlLLIP ERNST, Teacher Of the Flute and Guitar would
inform the lovers of Music that he has for sale of
the above celebrated Instruments
accordance with those the Paris Royal
Academies. To be at PHILIP ERNST~S Music Saloon
SD broadway near w alkeT street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

with many other such, Of the corps under the Cap
tain of the Exporting Expedition.
There may in these actions be new trial. upon which
we the counsel for the defendant has dsers
mined should it meet the OF his Client whe
is absent a visit to New York.
We return our thanks the learned councillors n
this prosecution Messrs May and Bradley. and to the
officers of the Court for thercourtesy and assistance N
this report. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

MURDER AT DEXTER, MIcMGAN.-A Mr.. Phelps.
young blacksmith, of Dexter village, in Washta,
nav county shot by MIR. Rivcs Of the same vii,
lage, yesterday morning about O'Clock. On the pre-
vious night attempt made to destroy the mill dam
arrest the trespassers. When close upon them Rive
leveled rifle and shot young Phelps dead upon the spot
the ball passing directly through his chest Another in
divdual, with musket attempted to fire, but pre-
vented in time The guilty parties, we learn were al
under arrest at Dexter when the passed-Detrsie
Daily .3dr. of Wednesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

A BOGUS CANAL LINE.-There were some persons
from Buffalo the other day, In pursuit Of property
shipped at Albany to their address, by Line which 10
strongly suspected to be of the Bogus character We
omit for the present. the pretended names Of the fr
simply remaring that references made to forward
in this city, who had knowledge Of the existence
Of the line by which the goods in question shipped
Ii the suspicion Of foul play shall be realized win add
another the daring frauds which reckless seek to
practice on the community. -Rochester .4drocate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

ENGLAND AND TExAs.-Any quantity, in bulk, Of
dispatches for Mr.. Elliott, the British Charge to
Texas, arrived here yesterday. They by the
Caledonia, and will probably be forwarded by the New
York Saturday II may be fortunate for the diplo.
mast that Sir James Grahams' are employee in re-.
publican post offices, provided with false seals and
stamps, and other instruments Of crait akin to
terfeitcr's-N o. Pic, Maya.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

EXECUTION. Carroll notorious Offend
er, was hung at Louisburg Friday last, pursuant
to sentence, in the presence of large crowd. Perhaps
there never was case which strongly illustrated
the want OF Penitcntary than this He had a nonoma
mia for stealing and had been convicted captaly be.
eve three several tines for horse stealing but escaped
each time either by craving the benefit of clergy.
through some defect in the record lie finally hung
for grand larceny; the article stolen think, being
pair Of suspenders from store !Rakeigh IN q Regisier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

MUSIC.
NJ DUMsDAY, Professor Of Guitar Singing Sight, Ac
Vl cordcon Violin, &c, Continues teach ladies and
temen of New York lat their residnce) the above
&c, very short tn by his Ansyzng and Inductye
System. Terms moderate.
fan improved Accordion for sale. .
Good city references given application No IS Chyse
street, above Walker. a26 lmsrc
EOLAN HARPS.
NUNNS& CLARK having purchased the patent right for
oemans EoIian Attachment the Panoiortc for the
entire United States ercepng Massachuscs announce TO
the public that they prepared supply Panoiocs with
this Improvement attached attach tho to any modern
made horizontal Panofos In regard the durability OF this
invention ~ g. prepared satisfy the most prjudcsd
mind their critical examination snd experience warrant
them the assertion that the "Hlolianv will remain
in climate and will he affected by transitions Of at
instrument
The public invited examine the "Eolian Pianoforesr
their warroom No 20 broadway opposite the Park where
also be found Of g. 6z and Octave Piano
ortes, both in rosewood and mahogany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11

LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,
l40 and Isl Broadway, cor. of Liberty street,
NEW YORK
TAe Cheapest and Most .atractire Store Of the City
nor the convenience of the buyers 600 worth of Fancy
Goods Toys, Perfumery Cutlery, Jewellery and other
rieties Of goods displayed the and sold
ON AN ENTIRELY NEW PLAN,
- At the following Prices -
Counter No. !. l21a cents each article.
Counter No. g.. do do do
Counte, No. 3........ so do do do
Counter 10. a..'.. ..a;L 90 20 90
All the Goods warranted genuine the prices fifty
pcr below the market prices and by this you
buy the goods retail prices great deal cheaper than
tion.
You will also find in the BAZAAR, the complete
soment OF Sugar Pumbs and Candies from Is S3a
pound; Jujube Paste Chocolate &c.
Two large Saloons have been fitted magnificent STYLE
as as ICE CREAM SALOONS competent person, from
ohe Ice Cream Department ladies gentle
will obtain the Lafayette Bazaar real Ice Crem Pha
delphia style
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS
MRS H. SIANKLAND, Daguerrean Artist has fixed the
front Of the galleries of the Bazaar Daeuceope
Saloons where she will continue heretofore take the
perfect LIKENESS FOR ONE DOLLAR, including
Morocco Case Frame
For further particulars apply to +. A. ARTAULT,
myG 1mrc At the Lafayette Bazaar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-11
HOBE'S PATENT


EXTENS SION DININ TABLES,
w rab convenient and elegant Of Tables manu-.
facturcd warranted to easy constantly and be affect
ed by dmpness warping OF the wood large assortment
OF choice patterns suited for private parlo hotels steamboats,
&C. together with general assortment OF Cabinet Furniture
oi Elm, where the public respectfully invited to calf and
examine. as lmsec
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-06-26
From the New York Mirror.
nj a X led BY NOE.

The Count de M lived in slate of sinals
and Independent blessedness. He was yet young,
very rich, and was surrounded by every thing
which could give enjoyment to life--except
wife. He had frequently thought OF becoming a
husband, but had always declared of before the
knot was tied. Once. however. he found himself
very nearly committing the folly of matrimony.
young person, the daughter Of one of his
friends, pleased him--her fortune pleased him,
not less perhaps than her person and accomplish
ments, and there were other reasons OF conve4
nience, &c. to justify the union.
The Count who had so frequently made the
hrst step towards mairmony, but as frequently
drew back, had not yet decided upon the course
he should adopt in this case--he had promised
the friends Of the lady repeatedly but had made
no outward sign of performance. His future mo-
ther however, knowing his weakness in this res
pect, resolved to bring rna,ters TO a termination,
and therefore demanded of the Count whether he
would, or would not marry her daughter, and re-
quested an immediate reply. The Count found
himself In great embarrassment. At this mo.
menl his fears and hesitation returned with moro
force than ever--he trembed at the consequence.
10 give up his cherished habits of bachelor
hood, he found was hard lit was almost impos-
sible TO abandon them. In this emergency, he
resolved to appeal to chance. He wrote two let
ters--n the ona he accepted the hand of the lady,
in tho other, refused it. He then put them into a
hat, and called his servant.
Take one of these letters" said he, sand oar
~ it to the chateau de-
"Whioh, Sly"
"Which you pleass."
The servant chose letter. The Count burnt
the other without opening it.
A distance OF ten leagues separated the two
chateaux. The domestic must be absent twenty
Tour hours; twenty-!our hours must elapse before
the Count can know his fate. His situation is
any Thing but agreeabe--he knows not during
twenty-four hours, whether he is married man
or single one--wheher he has still the power
TO dispose Of himself, or whether he is not alrea-
dy disposed of. The domestic returned-he had
carried the letter of accePtaiion, and NJ. de M
is, even at this time, the happiest husband in
that part Of the country.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-06-26
ELECTRICITY AND AGRICULTURE

Much has been recently said and written
upon the remarkable influence of The electri-
cal fluid when brought to bear upon the grow
ing vegetables--but we have no where seen
the process SO simply elucidatcd, and its re-
suits so encouragingly realized, as in the ex-
pertinent of which we suboin the details.
The report whence these facts are taken
was made 10 the Polytechnic and Geological
Society of the West Riding of Yorkshire II
will be remarked that this principle is upon
the free electricity of the atmosphere-a pow.
err all may use-and not, as in some expert
ments made among us, through the interview
ton of The galvanic battery.
DR.. Forster of Findrassic House, near FL
GIN having made an experiment on field Of.
barley, the result was ;hus reported 70 ,l.g
society -
DR.. Foster had thrashed, weighed and mea-
sured his electro cultured chevaGier barley, and
tho product was The enormous quantity of lO4
bushels, or thirteen quarters per acre The tail
corn was now measured, and each bushel weigh.
ed 643 lbs. The weight of the straw was $500
lbs per acre. The cost Of the electric apparatus
Is H. per acre, which will last for twenty wears.
THE FOLLOWING is THE PLAN PLOT ron A QUAR-
ACRE.