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The New York herald., 1845-03-18

THEATRICAL .MovEMENrs.-We understand that
Dinneford, formerly manager OF the Franklin
Theatre, and afterwards of the Bowery, has taken
Palmo's Theatre, for the purpose Of giving repre-
sentations in legitimate drama during the time that
will elapse from the end of this month up to No
vember, when the Italian opera commences. We
understand that he is now ready TO make up COM
pany out of the best materials he can pick up in
all our large cities, and expects to open on the 3lst
inst According to all appearances, we think this
movement is likely to be successful one. The
public taste has been gradually separating itself
from the cheap and nasty drama in the two shil
ling theatres, which has prevailed for some time.
The respectable portion of society want some de-
cent house to visit, where they can see good dra.
matte representations without any admixture of
such materials as have marked the downward ten
dency OF the drama in the cheap and nasty theatres
during the last few years. The Park Theatre,
since its Opening, has made very successful ad-
vance in that line-and, with Palmo's on the other
side Of the Park it is probable that restoration
may take place in the taste of our citizens, and
something like the olden and palmy time of the
drama in this city be revived.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
City Intelligence.

The UNyoRTuNATE M. P's-This miserable and unfor
tunate class Of with their ceruean attire have been
handler" from that creative body the Board Of Aldermen
When that protective force, the NJ P organized
was matter of amounting very proper
~ to almost perfect qualification that every manhould
be teetotsier II appears now that in order to show the
community how firm they in their good resolutions
and how cosy it is for them temptation they pray
the Corporation 10 keep them dry and for that purpose
asked for water proof The committee reported in
favor Of the grant but doubt arising whether they
table last evening thus completely throwing cold water
upon the hopes Of the NJ. Ps the ground that ,her
reign will be short This is unlucky and will be likely
damp their ardor and perhaps prevent them from pet
tioning for Indin rubber overshoes and oiled silk
umbrellas
TRIAL RApn The trial of Alexander Edwards for
of which full report will be found in to-day paper
very interesting nature and has created great deal
excitement, i, being Of the most infamous oursges
room was filled during the whole Of the trial OF yester
day. and will probably be again to-day most curious
and novel scene occurred during the progress Of the
trial. one OF the companions of the prisoner being ident
fed as person who had knocked down and threatened
the life of the female who ravihed, and committed
Police Omcc-March l7-HIGHwAY RoBBKRY-The
robbed OF watch and chain, worth $40, by McCabe,
mot Mckay, as published yesterday is named Rogers
and resides at No. ~ Cliff street
5.h avenue and b7h street, was entered few nights
since, and large bay horse stolen.
number Of petit lacenes comprised the remainder Of
the days business.
CorOner's OMce-March l7.-FcuSp DROWNED
The Coroner called 10 hold inquest upon the body
Of unknown man, apparently long shore boatmap
who found in the Hudson river the foot of Har-
rson street. last night The body taken to the dead
At six O'Clock this afternoon the Coroner had not re-
turned to the Office with any inquest either in the above
case or in the case of the who was found dead
the lot between Goth and Tooth street, consequently IL
impossible to give the result.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

NBw HaMPsHIRE ELEcroN.--We have returns
frem 1876 towns In them the vote for Governor is
as follows Steele, 1880; Colby, 1850 Holt
aud scattering 6,024 Thirty-scven towns remain
10 be heard from. Steele is elected, but by di.
minished majority. Woodbury., dem for Con.
gress is defeated there IS no choice in his dis.
ffict
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

TAMrIco.-We have received The Friend, pub
lished at Honolulu, of the 18th Of November.-
There is nothing particularly new in this paper ;
IT contains, however, long review of the cores
pondence between His Hawaiian Majesty's Secre-
tary OF State aud the United States Commissioner,
in the case OF John Wiley, an American citizen,
charged with rape on native girl Wiley was
convicted and fined $50 From this he appealed
The review is curious and voumnous, and is in.
eres,ing, because the Secretary Of State is also an
American named Judd, once a young lawyer in
this sectiou-and the case shows what progress the
Sandwich islanders have made in civilization
We may publish portion OF the review to.mor.
row.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

LADIES INDUSTRIAL AssociATIoN.-We obeyed,
as in duty bound, the invitation of the "Ladies'
Industrial Association" to "read, mark, learn,
and nwardly digest" the proceedings Of their meet
ing announced to ?" come off," at Palmo's, at three
o'clock yesterday afternoon. We repaired TO the
spot; but mark our disappointment when we read
the foowing-
PosTroNEMESr-In In consequence OF the indisposon o.
Mrs Horne-he Speakr-tho meeting Of the /" Ladies' In.
durial Associson is postponed, until further notice
A inischievous wag attempted to account tor our
disappointment by reminding US, that this was the
anniversary Of the Patron Saint Of Ireland, when
extra Horns are frequently the apology for the alb.
scnce ct native eloquerce.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

MOVEMENTS CT TRAvELLBss-The books of
the principal hotels yesterday morning pre-
sented but very small catalogue of ari-
walls, and few of any consequence, worthy
of record. This may be attributed, mainly, TO the
capricousness of the weather, which has in some
measure retarded the railroad and steamboat
punctuality, well as the protraction OF the ses
sion of the Senate to late hour yesterday to con-
cludc the unfinished business of the late admins
tration.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

GRAND CONCERT IN NEwARK.--Mr. Kyle, the
eminent ilulist, gives concert this evening at the
above place. IN which he will be assisted by thu
principal aytistes in this city; among them Madame
Plco Miss T.. ID. Luce, Slgnor SaEquirico, Sc
Mr. Timm will preside nj The riarofcric. Such o
musical treai 10 the residents oil Newark has sel.
dom or never been presented TO them before, and
no doubt Will be appreciated accordingly.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

AFFAIRS AT IcnaBoE.-The ship Shakespeare,
Capt. Chester, arrived yesterday from Ichaboe,
with full cargo-eleven hundred tons of Guano.
She left that Island on the 18th OF January, and
reports three or four hundred vessels wait
ing there for cargoes of this new and valuable ag-
ricultural article. 1t is stated by Capt Chester
that a great many vessels foundered whilst he was
loading, there beng no harbor for them TO lay in
they were exposed to the whole force of every
gale and every heavy sea. Vessels daily left to
seek cargoes elsewhere, Ichaboe having been near
ly cleaned by those who have already visited the
Island
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

LATE FROM IlAvASA.--The packet ship Norma
Captain Barton, has arrived from Havana with
advices TO the 9Th inst. inclusive.
There is no political news Of Importance.
In Havana, produce was very scarce and high i.
There were no freighs of any kind for American
vessels; and there was no fruit in the market.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
NEW YORK HERALD.
New york, Tuesasy, RIarch ls. ,s4o.
The Foreign News.

The lmbria IS now fourteen days at sea, aud is,
therefore, fully due. If no packet comes in pre-
vous 10 her arrival, she will bring news one month
tier from all parts of Europe.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT An endorsement on the
Mobile Herald OF the oh instant, states that the
slsamer Ruby was run into on the previous night.
elal. . mlIcsfrom Mobile, and Immediately sunk
Several llyes are said TO have been lost,
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

R0iRp ~ EDUoArroN This board viii meet on
Wednesday Al 3 o'clock
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
Tlleatrfcals, sc,

The Ethiopian Melodists have arrived at St. Louis,
where they are about 10 give concerts.
Howes Msbie's equestrian company terminated their
season in New Orleans the 9th inst On the following
day they lief. for Nachex.
The concert given at Mobile by Mr.. Barton and Madam
Hammarskold on the 7th inst attended by large
and fashionable audience end received with high appro-
baton.
Ole Bull gave farewell concert at the American thee
tire, New Orleans the llth inst. He assisted on
the occasion by the orchestra Of the Italian opera.
The extensive menagerie Of Messrs Hopkins & Co.. j.
now at Baton Rogue, aordng the good people there
sight Of 'the elephant"
Forbes the manager Of the Charleston theatre after
having tried sawdust and stud of horses for week
playing all the while to almost empty boxes-has been
compelled to fall back upon the sure enough" drama.
complimentary benefit in token Of their approval of his
course as a manager.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

Medical Notice.--tho advess isem or tho
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established cr
the Suppression OF Quackery the OF all diseases will
hereafter s i9u.h rage and s:t column Of Ills
paper. w. y RICHARDSON. Al d. Arrnt
Od &C and Consul uai Of thr CoIlegeG Nas.an
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
All phiras.pb,. s,.ost~ips;nna q. sn,

MI EEffnFfEpNtR DrDWrIptinNn @. yNs
Herald mnsf be paid the egga:s zichss Co. Lel-er
Buildings, Third street theaunt, whern single cari.s
may also be obtained daily az io'clock:
= All The and cheap Publications for sale NJ thr,
tabIishmcnt wholesale aud retail
~ With the slceslcn of one paper he Herald is read
as nuch perhaps, IN Phiiadslla any aper puhhed In
that city nGording valuable msdium advertisers A5ym
tremen hsnded TO the agenz hs!l past ooock VIII an.
pear IN the Herald nsstSdeY, Mly
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
am, dear sir, yours, affectiona,ely,


DalIey's Magical Palm Extrnctor, mt his
only agency 67 Walker street, first from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

Bears Hair Restorative, at his Agency, ca
Wslhet st., LIST ttore Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

The Pekln Ten Company have opened
Tea Warehouse IS Fulton for the sale Of pure Teas
See advertisement in another column.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
Extract OF n letter received by DIR. Felix
Gouaud from the Rev. Thomas Elias Methodist preacher

Newark
sii: Mrs May Iewe of Bellvle wishes her
made public for the good Of those who may -
tur- time labor under the like dst complaint She
fc. VIII down her neck la this distressing
tion she applied eminent physician, but purpose
then another professional gentleman uted, which also
nrypd fyuit,ss In this OF distress nd
that celebrated remedy for all skin diseases prepared
iouraud called the Italian Meicaed soap She made
OF cake. ard the astonishent Of all her friends through
The blessing the eupon and botcles all cured
aud she has clear, deliea. smooth face and neck
Others IN this aud IN the Places VISIT have ben
healed various skin diseases your invaluable Nedcated
Soap.
am, dear sir, yours, affectionaely,
THOMAS ELIAS.
To Dr. Felix Couraud, NY
We anxiously caution the public against purchasing Or Ga
Italian Soap anywhs else the ogin G7 Walk
ST first store from Broadway The many deleterous articles
abroad nee very care,
Boston Carleton 4 Co.. Lowell Bliss Co., Springfield
Gen Go Worcester Bull, Hartford terre. Middletown
Myers, New Haven DYER, Providence; Tousey Rochester
$. Hance Baltimore D. H. Moore Lynchburg Va; Anicr.
son. Nashvile. Tenn; Heinifsh. Lancaster, Pa
"Who IL troubled with bad Cough" ana
nightl Let him Sherman Cough LoznRes
I hey have cured that weee almost hopelesi
They curel the new Darius Anthony, when his friends
given him up They relieved Rev Sebastian Steer Bos
will continue all who beyond all hope. f you
are sick try tfern end he assuredsyou will regret H.
Dr. Shermn's warehouse is I06 Nassau Agents
Hudson; Bowcy; II East Broadway; Ledger Budings
Philadelphia, and State street, Bosten.
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The New York herald., 1845-03-18
Personal Movements.

Judge Belts left town Sunday afternoon for Wash
ington.
The Rev Joseph Thompson Of the Chapel street Con-
gregational Church in Newark has accepted call to
take charge Of the Tabernacle In this city.
The Rt Rev. @, w. Freeman d D. as appears from the
Spirit Of Missions has left Newcastle Del for New Or
leens route to Texas in which country he intends
make has'y visitation before proceeding to Arkansas
Navy Agent at Philadelphia, vice Captain Hayes.
Gen. Simon Cameron, elected United States Senator by
the Pennsylvania Legislaturewas u curly life practical
printer
The Messrs Fitch OF Kingston, building steamer
to bc called the ST. Nicholas to run between that place
and New York
The New York herald., 1845-03-18


NEW LICENSE LAw.-An outline of the new IL
cense law is annexed. 1t has passed the House,
and may pass the Senate. II is curious and repub-
lican:-
ist special town meeting to be held oh the Tues
day beore the first Monday of May next at which the
electors vote the question VI license" or no
license" This provision also extends to the several
cities OF the State and at the unanimous request OF the
delegation rom the city OF New YORK the act also includes
that city. tM n@F
party may obtain the mporythc result IS to stand ior
year ut least, and until fourth OF the electors
shall petition the proper authorizes Tor new trial. when
a election is to be held The above named provi
sion is to extend 10 all new elections.
3D. II the people vote license" then tie boards Of
cise now established, to possess the same powers
they possess either 10 grant or refuse for
the retail Intoxicating liquors. to such persons as may
have the convenences for vecrs IN other
allowed. No pay is to be received for such licenses
This conceive to be the most valuable feature in the
nection with filthy luc-e and every taxpayer voting for
lcense' will have the satisfaction of knowing that II
his prevails "price Of blood" is to be thrown into
the public golfers He must look elsewhere for the sup
port Of e paupers which he willingly helps to make
Aud it is right in another point of view If the traffic Is
right license should be required Ifwrong is
consistent with good morals sell crime for twenty
pieces Of silver"
4th. ii the people vote mo license" then to
be granted and oil the penalties imposed by the rte
vsed Statutes against the retailing intoxicating liquors
apply in their full force The only exception in
favor OF the physician wha may prescribe for medicinal
purposes,
9th. If the of the poor negecs for ten days to
prosecute for any penalty incurred under the previous
section any citizen may do 80, in his name, by giving
security for the costs Of suit in Of failure II convic
ton follows the prosecution then such complainant to
recover one half the penalty.
This bill has created considerable excitement in
this city. We understand that a large meeting Of
the pubcans or the keepers Of bar rooms, &c. in
this city was held last evening to adopt measures
to prevent the passage Of the bill in the Senate.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

Chairman His Honor for nearly year had been trying
to scatter the Irsh-he had now, appeared engaged in
the much more benevolent and feasible project of trying
to gather in the Jews. (Laughter) lie, DR.. H.. most
heartily wished his Honor success in his and inter
esting mission After referring to the patriotic and Ibc
raj sentiments OF Mr. Gfiane and Dr. Manly DR.. IIous-
ton gave
50 long st. Jonathan Is well represented no
has been here tonight the Irish in America will need
to utter word in defence Of their rights American c
zensthc intelligence and patriotism OF the Uuied States
like the jokes of the President OF the New England Society
have no sting for the Irish.n (Cheers.j
"a gentemnn connected with press, and well known
for his vocal talents and musical TASTE sung beautiful
style Lovers ballsd"Il seek four eaved shamrock
Mr. BRoUeH then sang with characteristic spirit The
Sea"-acccmpanied by Mr. Beames the pianoforc.
Dr A. e. CASTLE gave
The Shamrock Of Ireland, and the Rose Of Englani-
May they, when the cloud passes away, like Venus
emerging from the svcry mists OF ocean, haimonze
the view of all nations. beauty, purity and love- Cheers
Purser G e. RicE, u. NJ then rose and sf er some
eloquent remarks expressive Of the attachment Of the
Irish adopted citizens to the institutions the United
States and CT the eminent tnlens and distinguished cha
racer Of the Secretary Of the Navy gave the following
sentiment
George Bancroft Secretary Of the gned states Navy
The pages OF American history most favorably record
his nlne-thc representatives of American patriotism
have unanimously confirmed and deservedy honored it,
(Dranl with great applansc)
Many other sentment appropriate 10 the occnsion,
were Rvenexceent songs sung, and the pany
paraied, highly delighted with the equipments Of the
evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-04
Garden SEED,

ossvsr' O Known reputation, and warranted and
- = Wholesale and rss.l:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-04
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

fok THs REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CuRR OF ALL
DISEASES ARISING fRoM AN IMrURK STATE OF
ThE BLOOD OR HABIT OF TnE SYSTEM.
Y>HiS medicine Ia constantly performing al.
Il incredible diseases arising inpari..
the blood aud arrested and cured
dseaed liver painful enlargement % Tho elbow aud
,oin,s chronic rhsamat throat ehrose constitutional dis
orr and varioos other di.os arising impure cercoas
In this valuable ue
eiaa properties Of s.rsaPar,a which is activity dspss-
unied with Other remedial selected nom the
knsiam, the who's sarsnsth entirely
The object desired umphanty accomplished
In the rroasion at remedy possessing controlling power
ne.en.
Tts te-u.opy of been cured by It's use with
their ie-i.ae his been Published
as.aL mass OF the mo-, overwhelming testimony eouh be
brought forward p'ovisx most esnsvsy i aesnabe value
an active anu curative medicine In the above diseases The
afflicted ho-e who given up Despair
Interested invited 10 mak.
Of It's priceless value hsn individually
Of is power 10 anss,ns and curing dea and Of
The following iaiessns and the reader .,i,.
10 It's careful p.ru'a Conasnt seh svdeaes
NEW Yo.x, July IS, ls4l
Ms~na sAse>-Cests eonsdsr but
to the following great benefit hsy.
was attended ssh,n by regular .kai
assisted by the advice able md
Sarou. methods treating weeks
IN saeesson breast burned day
and the cavity OF internal ulcer large an
o"ne" OF the solution The Doctor p'obed 81,
am'n-d the bone and said rapy the
did not act speedy relief by medicine operation
the result sor be fatal VAS advised have the breast
open ma the bones examined finding
been DONE ani feeling rapidly getting wor-e almost dc
spared OF recovery considered ms nearly hopeless
Seeing various testimonials Of sue BY the use Of
"sands sar.aparla" my own eouci. 10
Try bottles several Of which wrr, used bu, FINN The lon A.
seated character of disease. produced very
considering this rs the only probable Tor pere
eleven months was eomplete ber, /, not ,r
highest appearance OF RETURN and therefore pronounce myself
WILL anu 70. cure entirely effected by Sands
lNas uxns
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n IRON Ann sroyE
WE take this occasion to give

WE take this occasion to give
notice that we keep eonsian,ly on hand, Stoves
Cnies and Cooking Ranscu Of all kina~, that
are generally us-d In this n,arket. Of our own
manufacture, which VIC will sell on rrasonabie
urms. Aiso, Nott'- Agricultural Furnaces Tor
sieaa,inx fond fot stock. which Ne will -rl al
The manuiseturri's prices. aflsr adiins the en-
peh--s. NJ our Tin. slovr and Sheet lron Mama.
factory. near the Ben Tavern. where all kind
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- 11nA 9Uho}ezabe and I
- 51D-opeea olobe
fWe.Gss-Fhiie Giant
- ose.D<1Arrc q ssnaill.lna
nn0Dmns--nAriy C1aaa. ditto
-- YeD1W an weeks
Dns,y MoAAWk. Do haifmoon
- nsaHgssw 1000 10 o.
Bssa-narty uDod turnip roosed
- Neasow
Loo D,ood. Mangie wurtzel
I. White Dilesiaa Preach sugar
rse61-White ard Purple Cape
Cseeegs-Eariy q Large YORK.
DnstI anA Late Baiiersea. Ear
lyo9on<sosf, Larse Drumhead.
Lafee BERGEN, Fiat Dutch.
prunhsad Savoy, Green Curled
Mvoy, Red Dutch
OgaaD0wer-Eariy and late
Os,sxy-WhIte Solid
Carrss-Loag Orange. Long Red
ssaWhits Fscad
Crso-Cursed or Peppersrass
CseunAer-Early Frame, do Gus
ter. Loag Green. Long Prick
lys. oAsrkin for picking
Coss-Earty Sugar, DO Tuscaro-
70. Do 0essen ssoax
Endive-0recn CURED
Ess Piant-rurple
Kaae-Blue CURED Siberian,
Green CURED Scotch, Rape OF
COX
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en- NSITMpTJVES mn NOT OESpAIR

wofk WILDE done
notcr, Roofing Tan Copper Gutierinx ke.
n X. WELLER,
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Passengers leaving Richmond by the Rail Road 81 NJ
from the North. A. NJ
reach Chroiiesve AT r. NJ thence morning sauRtnn
by III NJ and Clover Dale night day Lewhug,
10 ASHrs sb'ad Ls LyssA5srY Gay Char
S;o and thence Ia by nom Charleston by
Steamboat To Cincinnati and the wesi.
The whoe line OF Stages from Rail Road
miles, owned by Farh Co. thereby giving
route the preference all Others point and allowing
IN 8 hoGIs each night for seep.
Tbs line 70 Orange and CupePpe H. leaves Gonons~ie
Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays amer the arrival the
reaching Cuipepper G. H.same evenings
The iynehburg line leaves Charlottesville Monays w-lDes
days and Frays l. A. NJ ard reaches LyuehburE H.
day.
The Natural Bridge line Stanton Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday E,nigs reaches Lexington before
Drt:. breakfast allowing
the Bridge proceeds Fneae dinner Salem
wythevie by O'Clock and Biounisve Tenn
next day.
THOMAS SHARP,
AR.n N Ir,nsp atIon
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Lssk-l-arge Scotch
Lettuee-whiie Il Green Head
Early CURED India. White and
Green Coss. Brown Dutch
helon-Nutmeg. Green Citron
PDc Apple
Water Melon-finest kinds
Nasurtium
hustart-white and Black
onion-Nvhite and Red
Okra
PcAs-I.Andreth's Extra Early
Early May, do Frame Blue
frursisn. Dwarf Marro~fAt
Bishops DwarfProlife
Pepp~r--Assorted
Parnip-Long Smooth French
Sugar
Parslcy-Pine Curl-j
PumYkin-l-aEe Yellow
Rhut arb-for Tarts
Raddish-l.ong Sca rlet. long sai
mon, White TuTnip, Scarlet
Turnip. Black Spanish
s'!lsify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
squask-Eariy Bunch
Tomato-LarEe Red and Yellow
T,,x.tx-
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ENNSITMpTINEN M NnT nCZpAIn
OuNoOMT NV Eco ~ MI Dboi AIN.
TrNHoNsoss COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR Ann WOOD
II NAPitrHA certain and powerful remedy dis
covered TOT Pulmonary ConnmPnon nfoneh Spns OF boos
Ashns. anil all Diseases OF the respiratory organ.
Inr rcaaes asn'im r~qur~ri 10 the ioa0~ aaon-hins
eurs OF tauy well Known IN THIS community . - 80.
PHILADELPHIA, Maren y, 1854
Mr. y THOMSON:
Dear sFAHhoush unsolicited by consider duty owe
" my Suffering fellow creatures make the following statement
which, for humanity -aie hope you public: rarely
ever has astonishing been effected Pulmonary Con
sumption. when the pauent near the grave.
fouyra vioen, attack OF bilious fever which len
ey Sene'al hath In wrctehed
s" a" az N. o
,.,,n '"s Apon'' o r"n'o"ary Consumption oseAhe