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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-28
M. ISE,
OPTICIAN FROM GERMANY

M respectfully informs the citizens Of Network the
1 public general that he has located himself in this city
and to-day at W Broadway alarge and compet
and steel Frames He would also remind the public whom
he is partly known by his annual visits to Saratoga Springs
since the last nine that by his knowledge OF the
science he enabedto determine the glasses suitable
Persons with weak eyes be supplied with glassrs
which will greatly benefit and rot strain the sight Particular
called Of ground
Of the flint which, through their high polish and
ground produce he and have been highly
mended the in their effects the
and improving the sight in continued writing and reading
Snort sighted persons and such upon
cataract also be suited likesiae glasses
of superior quality old frames and socs the
all in want OF his articles. Please call at
NJ. WISE, Optician,
s13 m+rc an Broadway.
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paily Young men. among the most prominent Of whom
Horace sesver practical printer and editor Of the
fsregafer Inniel paper formerly edited by Abnsr
kneelanf Mr. seaver 10 young man OF much ability,
though not 80 good speaker as writer believe HIM
20 10 sincere friend Of the ~orkingmen he IL one Of
them end realzes every lay what u TO toll His re-
g.oas opinions however very unpopular in this good
old pufancs city and his influence other matters isl
much diminished by bis running counter 10 the genera
curren, Of theological belief
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AbENN EJ II . BOIANICAL PIIIlLS.
ONE box Of these invaluable Pills worth all the quail
~ medicines delicate diseases
unfortunate assured that there esagge
Ing these Pills to be speedy and radical for Gonorhea,
elects Irritation Of the Kidneys They for several
years prescribed by the celebrated Abernethy all the
feient to effect cure in few days III cro
stages obstinate glees, &c they equally CERTAIN hsvn
cured hundreds who had taken other medicines for
winch tended destroy the than ne
disease They leave the subject the
weakness which so frequently after using other med
cnes They have unpleasant taste smell and
taking them might frequent the refined society without
having their misfortunes suspected.
For sale Apothecares' Hall, Catharne
per hoy. 40 m mc
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FLorR-Not much doing to-day in the market Prices
at our last quotaons--Genesee and Michigan at
So So
CATTLE MARKEr-At market, $50 beef cattle, 40
cows and calves, and 900 sheep and lambs.
Prices-Beef cattle were in poor request, and at the
close good many left Fair to hest retailing may
be placed at 81 50 to rs, with extra at &c.
Cows and Calves-All sold at SIS 80.
Sheep and Lambs-Saes at rs cents 50 25 for the lat
ter. and 81 8 so for sheep. Left over, 600 head.
Hay is brisk at "a cents 81 per cwt chiefly the lat.
tcrr
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THE
IN VISl BL +

GO closely resembles the real head Of hair that scepcs and
- have pronounced the perfect and
aordnary OF the day The Of this
novel and unique wig ia its being made without sewing
which its closely resemble
the natural hair both lghness and natural appearance as to
defy decon being be ,utiu porous and
free that all perxpation uninpeded
and evils other eatrey avoided The scepc
and alike this novel and beau
tfu Wig and the peculiar method of fitting the head the
manufacturer c. BARRY, LAG Broadway, Of Lii
bprtv ire n n sta ole lInSm m
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Foreign Markets.

PoRro CABELLo, Oct 3-Our market is at present bare
Of coffee, with the exception of the inferio qualities
which obtain from nc per h. of the old crop-none
of the new having come in Since the date of my last
letter have heard of the arrival into Of 1870 ce
of indigo, of which 80 have been sold at
u rails for f. per ,b Ok and hides in active de-
mand at 81 9 and for the United States almost excu
day. several hundred bales OF this article which remain
ed hand days SINCE previously advised have
been sold and shipped for Europc-i g. England, Ham.
burg &c Cocoa, STA ~ per fanega of ITO lbsin de-
mand Tor Spain.
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Tx COOK, 66 Gold street, regular Medical and Surei-
~ cal Doctors has had than 80 years experience in the
treatment and of prvae diseases ali their varieties
aud stages With QUE Dr. Cook has cured pa
tents other PLY in this CITY
DC. is anatiye born citizen Of the United Ssies and Is
member OF the Medical Socsty Terms for advice and med
S. aud guaranteed Letters the
fee will receive particular and prompt attention oil lmr
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DANCING ACADEMY.
broadway. Corner OF Grand Street.

Mr. q. ROBEkrsoN has the honor Of respectfully in
WI forming his friend, and The Public that his classes for g
all the different styles of tn above
pshment tsnd the Mazuka aud Polka Quadrilles will open
Sept 7th az the large Saloon attached TO the
dsys.Lsdiss Glasses At 2 Gsntemsn, Q r Pr.
and Waiting Instructions given Pupils and Private Class
their r-sdsnces Mr. RS 81 Eighth Avenue ITO
Canal street
Mr. Robsrsca would also inform the public that hi,
Academy wall commence Monday, September 22d
CO Eighth Avenue where all the different branches will be
tauvht ali lmsrr
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Wigs and ScalpS.

RATCHELORS New Invented Wigs and Scaps, are
- citing the astonishment curiosity and admiration Of
All the old difcaltes and yeratious annoyances
done with These beautiful specimens OF
of Wig making, only be procured VIM Bachelors, No
Wall street. Broadway Removed from 65 Broadway
imxn
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Medical Aid.

DR GREGORY, &c Gold street, is CONSULTED, usual, n
- all diseases OF priv nature. IL is well known he
recent few days. witaou restraint N diet or
pursuit His method Of preparing remedies such that
neither bad and therefore
the patsnt mot liah. 10 expnsuTe. TENN low.
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FOR THE PILES.
mr. IIpJ Ms Et E(vI-ITA

internal remedy cure for re Piles either in.
ternal or external bleeding blind Sold the Office OF
the original proprietor Uphim M d., regular educated
physician OF confined Office
tice where Piles and other chronic diseases
treated Medic Al Office 1856 Bowery four Spring
street. Office hours from A M tosP.M
Advice gratis go Imd&W.m
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Wigs and SCalpS,

DHALON'S New Invented Wigs ard Scalps or Gentle
mems Real Heaas Of Ha being the latest and greatest
the maaucure Wigs and scaps and the sub
scrber happy being the first introduce them They
display the forehead temples height-can only be
procured 4. PHALONS, No. a4 Broadway. Copy the ad-
dr,ex o1l Ip,Sr
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co M NJ Il II ClAL

New York, Monday, Oct. 81.
AsHEs-A few sales Of pots were made at So SIT;
pearls. ~ l2t.
CorroS The market was very quiet to-day, and the
sales reported do amount to 500 bales. Prices
hibit no change.
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n ROSE HILL STABLES. 2ath street. between
I<M aud I'd Avenues, and nearly oppost. Bulls Head.
A-Jost arrived from the country, and for sale at the
above stables 20 Hoes, among which four fist otting
nOnes FEST pacing do several pairs farm horses some 6ne
few good road and sge horses and shippers
n 2m'uc H. n NORTHRUP, Proprietor
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GOODYEAK'S
PATENT SHIRRED SUSPENDERS
Q0n DOZEN Shirred Suspenders under the
OOO above patent. For sale by GEO. BrkCHER,
ap2R 2m%m TOO Rrnshv-v
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Passengers Arrived.
RIO JAEEiRo-Barque Ksthleen-J w Downie, B ThomI.
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILTTATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S

HYGEAN RENOVATION.
all those where manly vigor impaired where the
indulgence Of the particularly by those solitary aud
destructive habits Of early youth INDUCING noctua
remedy the organs reproduction both sexes 10
healthy action and impotency, by Infusng new
energy into the In many instanc the effect
taneou never fails to chronic elects and whites and
remove stery, by restoring healthy uterine Refer
be given physicians who have
sa weakness OF back and lons affections the urinary
organs Sold only at the importing Agent" 20iH Fulton
New York PRICE 50 per bottle Of Is ounces and
N. B-Copious directions accompany each bottle
nR ABBOTT may be consulted condentiaIy at his office
10 Duane street. where aicted with delicate dis
and prostate gland invited call Several years expe
Renee in the best hospitals Europe besides sixteen years
meat Of delicate Diseases enable him speedy nnd
radical cure In the worst without the of
Pr A feels confident that he has performed cures re-
evea more suffering humanity from the above diseases than
any other physician III New York. Beware imposition and
40 not mistake-le medicine may be had to prevent the
I'LL loP NJ. Charges reasonable. =
D. Dr. Abbott the only MUSICIAN in
Duane street. except old DR. Cooper. 81 m+rc
D0CTOR CORBITT, Member Of the University Of New
his Office from l6 Duane Oliver near Chatham
S1uare may be consulted condentally all diseases of
oehcae nature Strangers informed that the Doctor has
ent Of certain classes OF diseases (now thirteen
m cy Of New York which engages his entire atteptien
oe oud IN his practice The Doctor cautions the
against the use OF mercury has its thousands Of victims
cases are removed three four days from the y
find promp, relief By calling DR. q practice Of
has established the Doctors reputation Tor skill and
responsibility Structures engage the Doctors profound atten
tlon medicine be had prevent seJ!an disease III
any Of ITS forms Open from7 A. M. 10 III r. M
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READ THIS. -TTHa

LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line
n those Of long standing receive advice sno =,
~ o. ~ frs, application. s~shsr nsme or "
Ne " hsads sipess. uS'"' ~ -
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b X A ID I H L FOLIO WING
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
yOLTsEsdI
Medicine and Pharmacy Fl
~ NASSAU STREET.
"A DICAL ADVICE

n Il " U Il a DVICR
PRIVATE DISEASES. 49, y,
ne MsEslBERs Of The New York College Of Meiiess
continue direct siientioa ioSi diseases
s 20
the constitution business Invalid. are lar
s' nav Of sSs aasrs
cosse for many y.a w ?, IT, ss sosas
non gI @ ears 4 9se attends for consul
MroR4&NT az To n coS sf sI
living in ts country and sans i aeony.seai @ make per-
soaa applications, have orwsaed % thema cheat
& ss ws 81
.reton and sestmeni rsee,sed elsewhere. any. a0d ca
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared * the Ceiisse 80
a.nS re% II, e s
ssss o o. ny
ssss sGs. ii dozen " ''
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
I ,Sss sus Of
rs The rssult Of twenty years experience the Hospital Dc
an remedy s @ #
the uIstha they effect cure in much shorter time uas
H. .tomach Or o% Ss"s Pss & psr f
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
ac: as sTs Of 81 .yP
npdcious mercury or snstin medical Gsa,% NJ
s1
himself
braled alternative. ttst*t
IS; carefully packed and sent to all Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILI4A, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS,
VlREPARED by the New York College ~ N.J;e,n. I'D
i Pharmacy established for the suppression TIL
refined and h:n ,nd he
IDENTITY oy the cosss
relied on certain remedy for diseases rsns from an inn
state OF the blood such scroua sa hrur
blochcs OF pples ulcers the bonss m ,n,. podss
or any arising
mercury. '''-N'" VI ~ 'nl""cious use"A
0' T. , nm Dptues 75cenvsast
/" one doxec 1sm
&iSsicTwaded TO all parts OF the UaoA
iI':iYsf oA Z EiSssl;s;;: Srs.i s.,
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AT THE WEST END.
WILLIAM A. SMETS,


OF Wavcrly Place,
LAS inform the Ladies that he has just
II cyd BY the late arrivals from Have splendid assort
FRENCH FALL GOODS,
that have been selected with particular fa for this
only which he bes call the attention Of the La
WEDDING AND soIREE DRESSES
Embd Muslin Dresses Point de D. AngleteHe dresses
Rich thread lace do " with hounces,
Embd with thread do ;. " scsrs
" rule do do y bertns
Rich white satin, do - thread lace wells.
Point de Brussel do - sleeves and caps
RICH SILKS,
Silks-Broche Venessn. silks-Blsck extra
:, Arceucie richly shadi " Pekin Camayeus,
" Giace Ombre I" Hori7ontale Stripes,
" Reps Royae, Fekin Lhinois,
4" Ombre adrlle, =" Cardone Perse,
" White Watered, extra " Hermna Richie
:" Ageren Nuanie.
Paris EMBROIDERIES
.axt q. ich Pellermes, Emb Muslin Points,
10 do Chemisettes, DO do Fichus,
do do Collars, do do Canezous,
do do Berths Trimmed with Valen Cuffs,
Rich EN- b. Pocket Hdkfs. Splendid Mantelas.
VERY RICH SHAWLS AND CLOAKs.
Thibet Shawls and Cloaks, New stuff for Cloaks,
Tartar do do Cashmere Cioaks,
Magadon do do Pnned Cashmere d'ecOsse.
Plaid do do Mnsm de lanes.
RICH CASHMERES FOR DRESSES
Embd Cashmere decosse in dress patterns.
Also very large assortment FreLch Jewey, Hslcuies,
Sasbes Ribbons, and vaIety Of Fancy Articles
TO be found in other than at the West end
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A. PURDUE,
Mp. CORD AN

A. PURDUE,
FRINGE, GIMP, CORD AND TASSEL
MANUFACTURERS,
No. IO5 william street. UP Stairs.
NTIMATEs that has hand and is daily bringing for
ward splendid Of the above arcles TO when
he invites attention Orders promptly executed Prices low.
sll lmsrc
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ROBERT SON,S
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
IO3 Fulton street, between William and

Nassau.
~ THE Success which ha. attended the efforts Of n
sthe Proprietor Of this Establishment, to introduce -
ino sspenor article low price
him 10 make increased the patronage
the Public, The peculiarly of his system o conducting bu
sness consists IN The establishment Of the rigid
~ ITS various departments we'll arabic sdh
renee 70 Cash On delivery relieved from the oppressive r
penses the more ssaygant crafsmes Of Broadway and
subjected % of hose losses which the certain
psnIfnent 81 the credit principle"
hen enabled 20 offer tho different articles his line NJ the
oil gr.fn rxd rafx.s
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TwO HUNDRED TONS
" w A LIZ Rn Il III

ZM Tons ofihs b-s, quality sad numbsu for sale by
~ fERsSE \ BROOKS,
ois imN s3 aud ~ Nassau street,
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor Salvc,
Al his only 81 Walker street, first store from Broadway

Lcsbia hath beamlng eye.
But her brow j speckled,
Though it is very high,
1t is very freckled
Lcsbia hath lovely lip,
: And lovrrs sweet names call that;
But with mustschios and tip.
She's like for all that.
Lesbia hath to Gourauds gone
No more her brow is spottsd
Her lip is like the Parian Son
NO with hair tis dotted
Poudre Subtitle! Italian Soap!
As people love to call that
Which beauty brings, has made her bright
And she's sweet, and fair aud all that.
Dr. Gourauds wordenowned toile, preparNions be
bad in New York only the original depot 81 Walker
frat store FROM Broadway.
Ayent-7s Chssnps st, fhiladegha Milk st., Boston;
sprinsGsid Dyer Providence; Bull Hartford Fer Middle
town; Myers, New Haven; Tousey, Rochester Backus
Storrs Hudson; Seth 8. Hance, Baltimore.
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Amp,samenss

THE " MELoDEoNs "-These splendid vocalsts,
said to be the best who ever performed in New
nacle this evening. They, doubt deserve every en-
couragement, and we hofe they will have full house.
The tickets only Is cents each and to hear the
Bishop Of Mentz" would be worth twice that amount.
The public know these great times for Bishops
only for Ladies' Bishops but for other Bishops Breth-
rem let all to the concert For particulars tho
bills.
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Connel's Magical Pain Extractor.-Tho

ointment for burns which has by those
who used the wonder aud the blessing Of the age,
should always by family II combines eIh
bits five attributes control
re: by fire. !spes al kind, Of iofammatons extracts NORTH
&C. almost instantly. and heals leaving scar Unless
the delighted with its effects Of the following
complaints, the price will be refunded viz
Burns and Scalds Salt Rheum, Rheumatism,
Blistered Surfaces, Running Sores Sore Legs
Pain in the back, Fever Sores Weak Limbs
Scrofuous Sores. Sore Legs Iofammatons
Rough Face Piles COINS &c
CAuTIor-The public requested procure this save
X at 81 Courlandt and 9 Fulton street. Brooklyn;
street, New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL CoRREsPorDFNcE. See
another column. is worth perusal. All mer.
chants are interested in the subject,
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor, mt the
ONLY AGENCY, 81 CouRTLANp STREET at half price.
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

Joseph Coffsy, Esq, proprietor OF West st.
Foundry New ork for without su
fsred what conceive but similar victims with piles
and could find relief unt year ago he tried Daleys Pain
joying perfect
Capt Glispe Troy, was madd-ned for fortnight day and
nth with from piles Instantly when he anonted with
DH!ey Pain Extractor be wa: freed from pain and cured
self by Dalleys Extractor soon. -
gentleman Coxsacke the niles seventeen
and Dalley Pain Extractor his pains as soon
ased. and cured him,
Reader bear in mind, II you really wish to be cured of
piles burns; or any mn immatoy complaints that you
get other than Daley Save and that obtained
his only agency Walker street. store FROM Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

TO Elderly Gentlemen and others who
have had the misfortune lose their hair would with
fak prevent from falling and in many cases has re-
pely bald for As article for dressing the hair i
before gnknown. Sold at Courland and s Fulton
street, Brooklyn. ~
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

Hheumatism and G0ut 1T hardly seems
worth while for us to say Of the celebrated Nerve
h,lP doing 80 20 long thelei. tsly 70 be one afflicted
would now without hestaon advise all that are troubled
Mh rheumatism and this great remedy
For sale At al ou andt street. and Fulton street. Brook
lyn; 50 Second street, st. Louis.
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

TERRIBLE DEATH.-It would be difficult for
poet Of the highest Imagination to conceive more
horrible death than happened few days ago. Swanzey,
New Hampshire the particulars Of which related in
the Keene Sentinel" As the deceased of good
night in the year. unless his family knew where he was
it h hard account for the apparent Indifference of those
who must have known how he was occupied on the day
Of his death -
"on Friday last, Capt. David Reed, Of the most
his oxen for the purpose OF drawing logs Although hs
did net return at night alarm OF his family induced
sufficient anxiety to cause him to be sought after until
morning, when, horrid to rotate hc found with
large log lying his leg, and frozen death.
appears from examinations made that had hchad his
cattle to log which, starting had rolled and caught
him by the leg and broken it. Unable extricato him.
self he had shouted for help His cry heard by
shout to cattle while and paid attention 10 it,
He has left wife and seven chidren-a sad loss them
and to the neghboIhood, OF father and valuable
citizen"
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

F1!ess Files !-Thls scOurEe OF all sedenta-
y ana costvs entirely snd certainly cured by Com
stock - Co., H,ys Linmen article whose repuatioa -
extending whole country aud OF which thousands OF
ton street, BToOklyn.
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

Nkw YORK PILoTs-lt appears, by one of the
wall street evening papers. Of yesterday, that our
pilots ought to enjoy the privileges that other
pilots DO, because vessels are wrecked in the Pa
chic and Indian Oceans! This is on par with all
the arguments that such prints have brought against
this hard-working class of our citizens.
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

RRAp THE ADVERTISEMENTS, We ask all our
readers, male and female, to read the advertise
ments. They are the most interesting reading in
the world; they give picture of real life in its
strongest aspects Advertisements are helps to
thinking-helps to know the state OF society-helps
to improvement-and may be made extremely use-
full to all persons and all parties. There is nothing
impure in any Of the advertisements.
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

Medical Notice-Ths Advertisements OF tho
the Suppression uackery In the cure OF ali diseases will
paper. w. s. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the Coegs05 Nassau stree
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

PASSENGERS FOR BosToN.-The train for Bbson
left Brooklyn yesterday, with upwards Of two hun.
dred passengers, who had been blocked in by the
ice in the Sound and heavy snow upon the Island.
The trains by this route, the Long Island, are
crowded daily.
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

MORMON AFFAIRs.-The Warsaw, H.. Signal of
the 22d ult, keeps an account of every article sto-
len in the neighborhood of the Mormons ard
heads it "Mormon Steaings" 1t thus appears
that since 1889 they have robbed their ncighbors
Of articles to the value of $2435. Is this true!
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Ann Phllndslnnia subscrrns,n,

All Ph51AdelphIa SubsCrlptann1 fO tha
HEnALp must be paid to the Zeber Co.. Ledger
also be obtained daily O'Clock. - -
" All the and cheap Publications for sale AT the;r
tabIishment, wholesale aud retail = - - ~
t. With the eHcegtlon Of one paper, the "eradn rsd
that city, afording uable medium 10 advertisers Adver
rements handed 20 the half Iast O'clock will ap-
pear In tns nerald mxt day. n4y
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

C0RRUPTToNs OF THE Aims HoUsE-The repre
sentations lately made of the corruptons of politi
clans in the affairs of the Aims House are astound
ing. We believe every one Of them established;
and further, we believe that every party, whether
whig, ocofoco, or native, have been equally guilty
when they had the chance
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

WIKoFF's TRIAL AGAIN PosrpoNgD.-There an
pears to be good deal of difficulty in bringing to
trial the case of Dowling Vs. Wikof and
Doyle, Ia the Court of Sessions, which, it will be
perceived, has been again postponed Indefinitely on
motion OF defendants counsel. These postpone
ments only increase the intense interest which
every day is added to this important trial (post-
poned now for the fifth time); but the curious deve-
lon'ents that are to take place when the trial comes
up, will fully compensate for the delay.
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

The NEw Posr OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS OR
RATHER DIsARRANaKMENrs.-Them manner in which
the affairs of our city post office are managed by
the present postmaster is ridiculous enough. It
takes him nearly two days to assert one days
mails.
The New York herald., 1845-02-12

Mr.. GRANTS LECTURE ON ETHNoaRApHY AT
THE SOCIETY LIBRARY LAST EvRNINa.-We had
prepared report Of this very interesting lecture,
but owing to the press of matter requiring more
immediate notice, we are obliged to omit it on the
present occasion.