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The New York herald., 1845-01-07

LOOK AT THE MONEY you RECEIVE We advise
every one who has small dealings to look at the
bills offered in payment for work or wares. just
read our money article to-day, in reference to the
circulation Of New Jersey Bank, called the
" Plainfeld Bank" which has extended greatly Of
late, and is now in doubtful position, in conse.
quence of this expansion and other reasons stated
II is always best for the working people to be on
the safe side. Refuse the bills Of all these doubtful
banks started at distance, and take nothing but
good New York money for your work or labor |!
Now that prosperous times are returning, we may
expect all the shin plaster nancers to be busy in
their efforts to circulate their trash as they did in
former years
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

MORMON AFFAIRS. Governor Of Illinois has
sent special message to the Legislature relative to
the recent Mormon Difficulties" II is lengthy
document, and gives a complete history of the oc.
currence which led to the death of Joe Smith,
The Governor takes ground against the repeal Of
the charter Of the city of Nauvoo, but ia in favor
of notifications. Notwithstanding this, il is sup.
posed that the charter will be repeaedthe bill to
,nat effect having unanimously passed thr Senate
on the 10Th inst
The New York herald., 1845-01-07
City Intelligence.

Police Omce.-JAN. ga Touch CAsE.-Offcer 10.
sephs arrested woman named Jane Wilson, on charge
OF robbing named Walker Of $50 in house OF IN.
fanny, on Saturday night last
PAssIro CourrERTErr MorEr.-Threo men named VIM.
Jones' John Marks and John Solomon arrested this
evening, on chargc.of passing end attempting to pass
counterfeit $40 bills purporng to he the Bank Of
Delaware One Of the bills passed at ewelry
In Chatham street, by Jones, and Marks attempted to
pass at the store Of Thomas Miller No. ll6 Chat
ham street. Omcer Lyons arrested the and found
one Of the notes upon each They fully committed
by Justice Haskell
COrOner's OmCo.-FATAL AccrDErr.-Ama man named
Andrew Mulgan, about 80 years Of age fell from sca
folding at the corner Of Fourth street and TIN Avenue
distance Of u ee and injured himself severely that he
died a few minutes afterwards.
suDDEN DEATH The Coroner called to hold IN In.
quest on the body Of Ann Simmons, of No o7 Houston
street, native ofsCornwal England IS years of age
who died on Sunday night from an epeptic It,
BuRrrD TO DEArH-Ths Coroner held an Inquest at the
City Hospital the body Of lad NAMED Henry schus
eyed years, who died from the effects Of burn received
at the residence Of hM mother No 10 James street. from
his clothes catching FIRE during the absence Of his mother
Verdict accordingly.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07
Personal Movements.

The Senate Of North Carolina has restored to Mr.
Ewett the seat in that body from which he expelled
couple of weeks since.
Chief Justice Lane Of the Supreme Court of Ohio has
tsndered his resignation, to take effect February 10th.
A. Wilmer, Esq, has retired from the editorahip Of
the Philadelphia Keystone
Capt H. A Adams, Of the United States Navy has re
signed his commission, and become citizen Of Madison
county Mississippi, with the view Of engaging In the
occupation of planting
The Secretary of the Navy gives notice. that Assis.
tsnt Surgeons on board all national vessels entitled
receive the usual courteses Of such officers .
Key West has recently been incorporated under the
name and style OF the" City Of Key West and has
her regular board of Mayor and Aldermen The building
Of Marine Hospital at that place is in rapid progress
under the management Of Col simnton.
A. p Nicholson, Esq is about to take charge Of the
editorial department Of the NushUe Union, which to
be enlarged and improved.
Fanny Forester the gifted lady known the world
by this now attractive name, has been dangerousy III.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

FREE MAILS for the Cape de Verd Islands, Coas,
Of Africa, Rio Janeiro, and Coast of Brazil. Val
psraiso snd all the ports of the Pac Ac Coast Of
South and North America, and Sandwich Islands-Tht
g. ships Jamestown and Portsmouth, sail bv the 10th
or 18th inst from Norfolk, and will take all letters as
abovs post paid to Norfolk The 8: pscxe Frt sails
the 18th. from Norfolk with tho Over Land ia fnr te
Pacific All letters that reach Norfolk BY the i7h. most
paid to that point and directed "for Fli viii be ior
warded by her via Isthmus Of Darcn All letters for the
u g. ships Brandywins st. Louis and brig Perry should
be sent TO West Coast Of South America store ship
also l,ading a. this port, New York; and will take
mail for the Sandwich islands and the PsciHc
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

MUsTc.-The Orphean Family give their Con-
cert tonight at the Society Library. They created
quite a sensation among the music going commu-
nifty, and great treat is expected. The house will
be lammed.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

italian mcdicated soap.-One OF the most
valuable and important discoveries in medical sciencs
and its inventor The di,tSBashtd honor of being
cal preparation will positively cure all c9taneous erup-
tous and scobutc APPEARANCES and fecks and wmp and
efecua remedy for the scurvy, Salt Rh:um Fry
quito bite. Other a.ect ccmmse Of twelve phys
csns Of Lacadse des Sciences a fs have rnanimousy
exaodnary deysopment Of medical science Bay where
Of the mopnetc! and menufaetursr Dr. Felix Gourud.
brosdwsy. Fifty cents cake. Mix STREET. Bo.'on;
Lowell. Carlton & Co; Worcester Green Co.; Bull,
Bull Troy; fearce stsnwix Hail. Albany Storrs Hudson
Gray Poushkeepse; Gross, Cstskl; II Chssnnt street, PHI
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

TRIAL FOR ARsor. The trial Of Cicero Winter
bottom, for arson, committed in Water street, some
months ago, is set down for this day, before Judge
Kent, in the Court Of Oyer and Terminer
The New York herald., 1845-01-07


The Ellsler Brothers performing at Augusta, Ca
The managers Of the Chestnut Street Theatre, Phila;
delphia, effected q reingagersnt of the Seguns and
Mr.. Frazer, for q few nights.
Mr. Potter reopened the Savannah Theatre the LIST
inst with new and select company and ha: selected,
the leading piece the Lady Of Lyons, in which Mrs
Potter sustained the character Of Pauline, and Mr. W. g.
Jones, that Of Claude Menotte
Mr.. and Miss Logan are playing at the Nsticnal
theatre, Cincinnati.
Korponay to be master of ceremonies al the Washing
ton Inauguration Ball.
A PRizE HisToRIAN.-A letter from Stockholm,
published in the London Times says that NEST interest
ing discovery has been made In the secret repository Of
the Equestrian Orderviz several chests full Of dscu
ments which have not been exsmined for th ty
Among them are original documents concerning the
vouons Of l7ls l77a and 1880 Most Of the documents
written, and elegantly bound and several have
silver CLASPS. Geyer's third volume Of the papers OF
Gustavus causes sppe sensation.
II is said that Jim Crow Rice has had his principal
Ethiopian operas" Otello," Bone Squash biabolo =
and "Oh! Hush !"-trsnsated into German, and that
they to be introduced the German stage early
spring.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

To TAX PAYRRs.-We call the attention CT tax
payers to the advertisement of the Receiver Of
Taxes, which will be found in another column.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

PoRT OF ENrRY.--His Excelency the Governor
General has constituted the Township Of Sutton in the
County Of Msssquo, Canada East, port Of Entry for
United States.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

OOeDr. Bostwick's Monthly Report of the Medi-
cal and Surgical Institute, No. 75 Chambers street,
may be seen in another column. Npresents many
very interesting cases Of disease, which have been
successfully treated, and we take pleasure in calling
the attention of our readers to il.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

nouncement of farewell concert, with the Mia
gara," the "Solitude of the Pralrie," and the
!" lsh Psalm" the great compositions OF the
maestro, drew together very large and brilliant
audience last evening at the Tabernacle. The
weather was excessively inclement, and a severe
snow storm set in at dark and continued with
great violence throughout the evenings but the un-
paraleled popularity off Ole Bull conquered even
the elements, and filled the house with fashion and
beauty The following is an exact account Of the
audience -
Tickets sola. ..'......"....'...' LOO, sca
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

BALLs.-The anniversary of the battle Of New
Orleans is to be celebrated by grand military and
civic bali at old Tammany tomorrow night. It
will be magnificent affair. The Vice President
elect, and other distinguished personazes, are to
be present.
Tonight, at the Apollo, the ''New York Brass
Band" give their eleventh Annual BaA II it be
like its predecessors, this will be very elegant
affair.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

G0uraud's POudre Subtitle, for completely
and permanently ersdcang supeuous hair from females up
brow mole the sinbborn beard of Always
tested before buying Proof positive this and mistake 81
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

Gray Poushkeepse Cross Csskil; ~ Chssnst street, Phi
nWheEs y L , the ConsumptivesTLss \" Let. him
sam viii DO him more good than all e rsmseics he has
not render
The I and res ,S sa . 1'. wh's
Iah During the .s '5 months thu great remedy has been
Coughs. very d'secarssiaF with
ys.1 .ns s a
ecnkdsaes For sss only hs pIssp.I Office. los
Beautiful Hair.--Every Lady and Gentle
% a who % CO S Ss Sos
Of the hair sscs SS nsE .ye ssn T & e
ways gives the hair beauty and ustre un;upasssd Sold
The Indian Vegetable EIixcr and Liniment,
81 oa L ave. mmSa. q & .s sais 2.
takes down swellnss and contracted cors
Longlcy's Great Western Indian Panaoea,
from 8 GSe % w'snsS e ess % any case Of A
who Wants TO Hear Well i-Dr. mcHair's
eoa sHS s % All psos.
berisss instances. Price 81 par fiask
Oriental Water or Gold-A New ana De-
mpss Ec sold :. 81 Coursnat strsss Also Bar WHTEs,
quart bottles, price 80 cents
Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle, for completely
Ds psa p .% nc o.
tested before buying Proof positive this and mistake
Walker street, first PROM Broadway, the money
turned.
Gouraud's Liquid Vegetable Rouge Inn
dcae tinRe the complexion 81 Walker
street. first sfore FROM Broadway.
DalIey's Magical Pain Extrassor salve
will Instantly burns scals piles and all ufsrnmstory
complaints at CT Walker street, frat Broadway
the money Ntumed.
Blessing Ia Mankind -Connells Magical
Pain EXTRACTOR from 81 Courtlandt streeThs healing
save edged by all who have used i be ths most
wonderful article used rspes all injuries BY fire;
all and noriic will
OF the following complaints, all pay h refused
for u:
Burns. Old scrss. Piles,
1sn'o.; E%o,;on. ssIsIsss, sr.usn,, G1hsuppnnds,
ChilblAns Tender Feet. &c.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

Gouraud's Liquid Vegetable Rouge Inn
parts dcMe tnge the complexion 81 Walker
street, first Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

NAvAL-The U. S. frigate Princeton, Capt. r..
F. Stockton, for this port, got under way from the
Philadelphia Naval Anchorage yesterday morning,
at O'Clock, and proceeded down the Delaware.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

Oriental Water OF Gold-A New ana Dee
lghtul psume for removing from the skin Tar Fckles,
fimples &C., sold 81 Courandt Also, Bar WArRs.
Ia bottles. tenta.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

Who Wants 10 Hear Well f-Dr. McNalrss
Acoustic OIL sold at ~ Ceurand s doing ~ondeu in
curing all complaints Of the All de persons should
IT, Il compsirs Of the Of yeas standing In
berlsm instances Price 81 psr flask
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

PEACE IN HuDsoN. news from Hudson and
the adjoining counties to Columbia is that every
thing is quiet. 1t is in contemplation to withdraw
some of the troops stationed in Columbia county.
From Albany Atlas, Jan. a.
We were informed BY gentleman0from Hudson yester
day, that meeting Of Antirenters held below that
city the previous night and the attendance Of two Of the
citizens was requested who went down to them. 1t was
stated to the gentlemen while there that all thoughts Of
resisanoe TO the laws would be abandoned thoy could
assured that arrests would be made. Such
PROMISE Of course could not be given, and the meeting
broke without determining upon any thing but with
the evident oelng that outrages would be com
mtted Last night party were to out to capture three
field pieces known to be in the hands of the Antrenters
We requested 10 state that detachment Of 81
Of the Emmett 0uards under command Of Lieut. John T.
Cough, accompanied the BurResses their excursion
upon requisiion of+he Sheriff the night Of the
ult. - t tMa1H
We understand that few days since. Mrs. Van Rensse
laer lady of william Van Rensselaer, of the proprie-
tors Of the Rensselaer, manor driving out in her
rage she encountered party Of Anti Renters in the dis
guse Of Indians who approached and deliberately unhsr
messed the horses from the carriage They then retired
TO the side Of the road where they discussed the question
whether they should carry on the lady or not Much 10
her relief the decision after some dabate in the
negative the Indians withdrew and thus ended what
seemed likely frat to prove romantic and to the lady
iissgreeable adventure.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

Dalley's Magical Pain Extraet0r Salve
complaints, at CT Walker street, frat store Broadway
the money returned.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

This, considering the circumstances to which
we have alluded, and which were quite enough to
have broken up any ordinary public entertainment,
is the greatest and most substantial compliment
ever paid to single artist in America. OF the
performances it is not necessary for US to speak In
detail. Ole Bull was never in better spirits, and
never his splendid talents displayed to greater
advantage. Notwithstanding the unfavorable cor
struction of the house. He was greeted with loud
and enthusiastic paudits at every piece. and the
fMvore evidently great in his favor as it has
ever yet been. So far from exhadsting his popu-
larity in New York, his frequent appearance has
made US better acquainted with his wonderful and
almost inappreciable gifts, and enlarged capa-
city for enjoyment to such an extent that never
can have too much OF him. He is always fresh,
always delightful.
During the performance OF the "Carnival ol
Venlce," which was frequently interrupted bY un-
c0ntrOllable bursts OF applause, z splendid blonde
beauty in the west gallery threw bouquet, made
of magnificent white roses, fastened with a white
satin ribbon, at the feet Of the master. When he
had concluded, he took the gilt, pressed 1t to his
heart with low bow to the fair donor and retired
amid storm OF applause and calls, which silenced
the driving tempest without. He promptly returned
and played HaikColumbia and Yankee. Doodle
in style to render them a fitting token OF graft.
trde, and parting gift to his friends in New York
We learn that, after a concert at Newark, and
another at Brooklyn, during the present week, Ole
Bull goes south to spend the winter. In the spring
we shall expect him again in New York, where he
como as the flowers in May"
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The New York herald., 1845-01-07

Longlcy's Great Western Indian Panacea,
from 2 Courandt warranted Of Ast
ma, Dyspepsia, Cosiveness, Bronchitis. &c.
The New York herald., 1845-01-07

beautiful Hair.-Every Lady and Gentle-
man who wishes to have ne beautiful Hair free from dan
duff should the Balm Of Columbia II stimulates he
Of hs hair and excies growth; and hardly fails
il upon who have been bald for besides 1t al
ways gives hair beauty and lustre un;upassed Sold
2l Coustlands street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
Fall River Branch Rail Road.
Summer Arrangement,
g s;sE5sE7 5s7 Efss5a 5.sssa 49, A.s a.sts.

Trains leave Fall Rvcr, daily, SunGn,,
excepted, for Taunton, Boston 81 Providence
al Z n, m. aud 3 .. ~.
Trains leave Fall River daily for New
B"dioid, al a aud 9 n. ~. aud 81 p. m.
Trains leave Boston daily ipt Fail River
aiI4 n. M and sp. ~.
Trains leave New Bedford .d4ily for Fall
River, n, a y. m and 81 p m s.
b Passengers @om Nrwpc; 20 BOSTON, New
Bedford d. Taxation, will W. iicLp.e.. thr.nph
wa ms R""d by taking Knfsey's stage TO
Fal! River.
The Stage ,ha, leaves Newport Il, "a
O'Clock, p. IL. connects with III" New Bed
fosd ;,an AZ past ;. Mt Fall River, which
arrives IN New Bedford at past q.
Fare from Newport to BOSTON. a9 20
DO. do Taunton, | %
Do. 90 New Bedford, a5
Tickets Ear Ihc route can b. procured n,
X. Z. K'NsLryS Stage office IL Newport, i37,
laamos street. of
TIMOTHY COGGESlIALL, Agent.
SAMUEL II. p, LEE, Supt.
June ~ lSi5-lf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
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ATLANTIC HOUNN
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A NEW AND COMMODIOUS HOUSE,
Built on the ste Of The ,oeH kno,on pIace mites
from .Mwp0rt, on The Post k0ad

/. This House is now open for the reception
oi SUMNER VisIroRs, and PLEASURE pAa
1iEs,-lt is three storics AIgh, aud contain.
about 40 spacious and airy rooms The bee
rooms and parlors vary from Is to 20 feel
square, and are ~ feet IN height. The Hal
extends The entire length ai ,he House, and
IS admirably calculated for large parties -
No pains has beeH spared by the subscriber
IN furnishing The House with all the rcqui.
sites npperlaining to such an establishment.
STRANGERS visiting The Island in pursuit of
health or pleasure, will find the ATLANTIC
HOUSE. most desirable resort, as woH Gor
,he comforts there afforded, as for its beanll.
fhl location and fine water prospect OF bay
and ocean.
Attached to the House is Stable, shed
and Ten-pin alley. IIoRshs &, CARRIAGES
are kept 10 let, and IloRsE KEEPING careful.
ly icndc3 to. n
FAMILIEs accommodated with honrd on
reasonable terms.
A share Of the public patronage i, respect
fully solicited. BENJAMIN BROWN.
Portsmouth, June l2lh, lS45y-tf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
"A Administrators Notice.

TuNIlE subscriber having been appointed by
the Hon. Court of Probate OF the town
OF Mddleiown, administrator on the estate
Of James Chase, Jr., late OF said Middlcrown
dec. and having accepted SAID trust and
gwen bond according TO law, requests all
k"rsnns having claims against said estate ir
present them for settlement aud all those
indebted ~ make immediate psvmcn, to
GEORGE !. BAILEf, .9imr.
Middietuwn, June %. lSij
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

TllE undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he has taken The store No
81, Thames street, nearly opposite the Pos
Office, and has selected choice assortmen,
of DRUGS, .HEDICLNES, Sc. which he
offers for sale. Having served ten years IN
the business with DR.. Il. X. Hazard he feels
qualified to offer his services ms a Druggist.
10 the citizens Of Newport and vicinity, and
assures them that fresh medicines, of tho
incest quality, will be kept constantly on
hand. Great care will also be paid to Physi.
clans prescriptions, ships und family medi.
cine chests, extracting Of teeth, &c.
A choice selection OF the most approved
and valuable Patent Medicines kept constant.
y on hand.
A share of public patronage is respectful
y solicited.
CHRISTOPHER G. G. HAZARD.
June 10, lSl5 BIN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
Newspaper n Periodical Agency,
OPPOSITE con. MARSnS,
I37, fhGmrs sired, .Ntwpori, Il. !

i37, fhGmrs street, .Ncrport, X.
THE subscriber, Respectfully iptorms l,,~
Newp"r, MIddlriown, Portsmouth aud
.iarncslown friends, also the Summer JisiiolS
lo this place, (nanv Of whom wil rccognlzr
HIM ns having been employed at Tue old Po.r
Otlirc tor T. fcR years past. and the rendIng
public g"ne5aIIy. that hc has opened m rs.
tahll-hmeni at the abngr place where ho wall
keep n regular and fresh supply Of %.uiy ami
WekV .NcspnperS from New YorG. Boston,
PhllateIphla, &c.-Also. The leading P,yi-
2rj,@La md 4n%phieis of The day, which Lc
w'li furnish To those who are disposed to aid
hhE, IN THIS enterprise, op The most rrasona.
ble ierpg, aud will Try to serve lhcm with
nIacrly.
TIMOTHY COGGESlIhLI..
Nav m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

Court of Probaie, .Niddietopn, June lG, i6i5,
TINfIE Executors 10Th account on the es-
Il tate of Isaac Barker, latc Of Middle.
town, dec. was presented for examination
and allowance.
IL is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referredSo Cour,
Of Probate, to be holden ut the Town House
in Middetown, on the third Monday in July
next, at o'clock, p. m. and that previous
notice be givenby publishing a copy OF this
order, three successive weeks in the Herdld
Of He Times, for all persons interested to
appeas at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witnesS:
JOSHUA CoGGEsnALL, Pro Cfk.
June 26.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

Coui Of ProJatc. .'fhtHeio,cn, J,me l6, 1915.
4 n Instrument of writing, dated Decem.
"A her 10Th, 1874 pnrporiing to Se the
last Will and Testament Of Charles Collins,
late Of Mlddletown, dec, was presented for
Probate and application was made for Letters
Of Administration with the VIII annexed on
the estate of said deceased, the ExccGuix
named in said instru@ent haging declined
said trust.
II is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to n Court
of Probate, to be holden n, the Town House
IN Mddlctown, on the third Monday in July
next, at o'clock ~ IN a%ri that previous no.
tce be given by Publishing a copy Of tbs
order three successive weeks in the Hcratd
orhe Tines, for all persons interested to
appear n, said time aud place and be heard.
A truc copy-wltness
josuuA CoGGEsHALL, Pro. Ck.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
Commissioners and AdMi-
niStra(Or's Notice.

vI'llE subscribers having been duly ap.
Z pointed by the Hon. Court of Probate
Of the town of Newport, Commissioners To
receive, examine and allow the claims Of the
creditors Of the estate Of James +. Sherman.
late of Newport, dec, represented lnsolvcnt,
and six months from This date being allowed
by said Court for the creditors to present
nnd prove their claims before sald Commis-
sloncrs. we will attend at the Office Of
Peter L Remington, on The I'd Saturdays in
November, Deccthbcr and January next, at
3 O'clock, p. m, for The purpose Of deciding
on snch claims as may be presented against
said estate.
JAMES LAwToN,
Jos. VI. IlAMMErr, CommiSrs
CnAs. N. TILLEY,
Newport, July Z, 1915.
persons indebted to said estate nre re
gimsted to make immediate payment to
PETER p. REMINGTON, .Adm'r.
Newport, July 7, lS45.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
IL. IL. kINSEEY,S

DAILY FORWARDING EXPRESS,
NOR lnyge aud small Packages (exclpding
Mail mai,rr) between Newport, Boston
Fall River, Taunton and New Bcafurd 800
Freight III large quantities taken at reduced
rates.
Office in Ncwpor' al I37, Thames street,
opposite B. Marsh's Shoe Store.
!. COGGESHALL, Agent.
Office in Roston at DoDlltlle's CHy Tav"ta
Braillc street. June IA.