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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-06
Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the HERALD


PHILADELPHIA, April 9th, le46.
The matter which now most interests the public mind
ID to who will occupy the vacancy the bench Of the
Several members Of this bar have been named the most
prominent Of whom George sharswosd, Esq Col
James Goodman, and General Horatio Hubbell. The
chances appear rest between the two rst named pro
vided always that the sppontee from the country
Runners in regard to the national appointments appear
have died away though by the anxious looks Of the
present Tyler incumbens, it Is evident that catas.
trophe is expected Blythe doing all he can to sustain
himself by removing Of the Objectionable un-
derlns and appointing others in their stead; but II 10
said that he cannot avert his fate For my part think
the President will be in hurry to make a change
Theatrcais seem to be slightly on the decline Booth
closes weeks eng gemen, at the Walnut street to psh
in the character Of Richard He commenced brilliantly
with an overlooking house. and hough he acted we'll
a In ais best days. yet the houses nightly so u
might have been expected Barton at the rich
varies his performances nightly but his houses are but
moderate. He played the interesting and amusing
audience This is more Of a pity, from the fact
that his company is excellent, II think the best
the sity. Mr.. and Mrs Burke Miss ,rbv ana
Messrs Barrett Johnson and Thsye are certainly equal
Of talent as can be found in any company ever
perform. General Welsh closes Mazepps TO- night
and commences on Monday with other city He
does the largest share Of the theatrical business. Of
other manager in the city. The Ethopans the Chez
nut street contnue TO draw wel-taking tho gen
eral state OF the trade at this into
The manager is Certainly ingenious and indusi ous in
getting up amusement for CIT. zsns.
By the stock board to day, you will see that u Bank
ant Vicksourg shares have each advanced and irard
on Yesterdays quotations The first named h he fancy
and comes upon the market Girard is driven eG ne
lster ares occasionally but must 6nallv ove nov
Wilmington road receded to-day from yesterday prices
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Now, compare the last two paragraphs with the
concluding part OF the first extract from Sir Robert
Peel's speech:-
"Ithink sir that tho practical effect of admitting the
slave grown sugar OF these countries would be
pleely to disabis the West Indian Colonies ncspa-
ctate them from supporting their burhens that doubt
much whether the sacrifice which you make in this
spect to the Interests OF the sugar consumers would not
be than counterbaianced by the injuries you would
inhict ON those possessions OF the Crown"
Certainly there is most wonderful coinc 'dence
In these extracts, and IT they prove nothing else,
they certainly prove the great sagacityand foresight
of MIR Calhoun, who could thus completely unravei
and unmask the thoughts of thesBriush statesmen,
as uttered six months subst quenty.
In connexloa with this, however, ore TO be con-
sldercd Interior objects. What will be the infu-
ence produced on the British statesmen by the
that MIR. Calhoun has left the cabinet? Would
they have made the propositions to Parliament the
have made and the dIsavowals respecting lnIeifer-
ing with American Institutions, If they had antici-
pated that Mr. Calhoun was 10 be displaced and
Mr.. Buchanan to be his successor? Will Mr..
Buchanan sustain the high stand which has been
taken by Mr.. Calhoun and been productive ofsuch
prodlglous results? Will he NOT, as northern man,
be very apt to retire from the high vantage ground
heretofore occupied by Mr.. Calhoun on the subject
of slavery, and British interference, and the views
entertained by British statesmen in seeking 10 abo-
lisl slavery In other countries, and which have had
such effect in causing Cessation OF hypocrtical
pretenslon
Sir Robert Peel in the extracts:above made, lays
peculiar stress on "slavery," and the "horors OF
slavery" as the reasons why a distinction should
be made between British Colonial sugar and Brazil
and Cuba sugar. How much sincerity there Is in
this preenson may be estimated, when it Is reco-
lected that Sir Robert Peel was one of the oppo
nents of emancipation in the British Colonies; and
by a comparison of the extract above, where his
is stated in plain WORDS it would infllct
injuries those possessions of the Crown" or in
other words, "the other countries can produce su-
gar cheaper, and unless one can abolish slavery
there, SO as to put them in the same predcament
as ourselves, and to make its production expen
sve, why we must keep up our colonies by laying
a discriminating duty upon the other sugar." This
is the true state of the case, and shall whe.
Their Mr. Buchanan will have Mr.. Pakenham say Of
him he did Of Mr.. Calhoun, II at che was the
most difficult man he ever had to deal WITH for
there was no getting around him at ALL"
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JAMES LACY,
ID r p E r 4 ND TAIL OR,

I54 William street, corner OF Ann, New York,
AS always hand select Of the
able style Of goods be found the MARKET consisting
CLOrHS-Englsh French and Amer an, Of almost every
color from medium quality to the finest.
CASSlMEREs-Woo blacks, Plaids, Stripes Figured and
FL site, in great variety.
vESTINGS-Silks satins. Marseles, Cashmeres, Vel
vets &c.
Aso white Satin figured and plain, rich light sik Vslvets
&C. for balls and parties with great variety Of other goods
parcuarise suitable for every
Gentleman patronzng this establishment rely upon
their made order the best possible
and satisfaction to quality, fit, and workmanship
given.
[I-The LOWEST CASH PRICE will be asked from which NO
MApE and in against bad
debs by which would be obliged
for the Of Others CASH DELIvERY will in all
cases be required.
Also hand, select Of Ready Made Clothing
Office Coats Pants, Vesu Dress and Frock Coau, &c. &C..
reduced prices - "
and trimmed in the best possible manner good q. warranted
pces-Pans and Vests 81 Dress Goats 81 TO Si0
Frock Coats $8:o&l2 other garments in proportion.
mhi6 lmsec
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

DvC.I .s JOHfEss0M II Puane street. 80 well known
I,a q. s NsT York "a. boast p y de tes.nsnt
ound at his old Once Dr. JOHNSON satisfy any
ne legally ouahsd TO- practise Physc and 6ugerythat be
Of ycar general Physieians=and mat nn sL j. the t.i
eaIe and Stiegre Of the Uret preemhfnt MY patient
are not only from every part Of the United Stes bat the,
:9o pssn% yss di.scuntsesnes auscksy in any form
soas N the country WHERE they find physician skilled
ne raatmsn o. hslr dissa.o Every ease undertake.
Ssrictq pes upon he BODY OF ths throat.
yolr eurahs Constitutional Weakness sometimes
e,iied Seminal brought BY nabt ndugec
u ey yorrs !ry. raid much 10 Treatment
s s m,lsdy Mssy ,afortuns. victim q this
ness Of the limbs and sel Of the back confusion nteecs
oTetfunra paPnton Of tho heart aversion society srv
ONLY symptoms OIL this ccrlsnt II directions follow
Cd sus,sas,s cue Post psia .,su with ,,.em-pS
Daane street one doc, from Ch.thsra sst mhI6 Imsm
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LUCINA CORDIAL,

Il IA 2x.L ! ] ttScfsA tSESsDISIk,' Hail.
d. & f s:ss M X ;:.s:,
And P Fa's f 81 Ii't The WIFE should claim
The boon she Graves, mothers maine
TO nave eI her fiai fal the vine
Or 70 the hqsband1if his he
il sie.t. OF manly Strength he bane,
TIE suffering victim would restrain
Thh.' sGy;s1ssss Sod X n sI% :r.v
Tie vital powers fast eses sway;
Beneath 4. lnnueneA quickly hes.
and light returns the dull eyes
Feel in each returning strength.
fate, by some maliGn conjunction,
OIthe reyerse-if nPleton
Elhanst. the powers-then drink and live
Behold the SURF restorative.
Maiden, decayng ere thy prime
Wife, still in youth and besutys bloom,
Drink-and fair children may be thine.
Numerous, perchance, as Banquos line,
ass oR hs. haaqls and EFT dsS-S "a 0e''''
With the sad ngerirgs OF disease
For health a and purity dyy,, and ease
Or ali h.alih'. elements. the sum
Husband. who yet hast never known
Tasts-and ere long that name shall be
By lips nfantile lisped to thee /;
'nSs i% S. :a sas s'seH ;hi s:.
Inrpient Consumption, too,
. so% S sss s:S b. s9 roe. S.s
And lend ne new vigoaT \; tot to the ID. BREATH
EEiSomSSssn. % which Love filings.
Thi. Viii Cordial is ofus'.
as1DSy, % SsS sa:h: fhisi:isSi:l TSs. JOIN u.
eE md BY w 10
Price 50 per bottle, or $24 per dozen. ms lmssc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE Pills,
INVENTED AwD PkEPARFD ~
mr. ssTTl


SECRET HABITS -Dr Benjamin Bell, superintendent Of
the A.ylsm at Charlemown abiding TO the sub ect q
amongst the beautiful. aud The promising Of
land Respecting the habit above alluded those who
dulge this deluAive desoating habit could made
sensible Of the half Or even 1.-THE q The evils 70 which they
tina, wasting con.nmpves would otherwise bear the
impress Of pure .llh and manly vigor.
Or Gregory, 66 Gold rect, has devoted much time and
study tbs iuhet The Doctor dev9'es h.. whole
when includes those resulting from bs-i.di
gesonpalptaton Of the hcart-t emblng Of the henddz-
ziness pain OF tn head9rea general debility
Of dygIsat weakness or i'm armeat 4
of the intellect &c. hese few Of the arising
this hedous ractce but they which Be e we'd
by the Of Dr. Gresory uvgoating Toni .ordal L
for also genital debility. coldnes. Of he
DOZEN for $40; and be sent Of the
Dr. Gregory home, and be consulted all hours Of
lie tiers be paid, and addressed to the ctors
sidence sbove. mh4
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From THk SrIEcn OF Sra
ROBERT PEEL.
There are only two coun
tries In the whole world
which are formidable rivals
10 our colonies Ia the pro-
duciion Of sugar, and those
countries are precisely the
two states which stand to-
wards England in the pscu.
liar relation maintained by
Cuba and the Brazils.
But | will show the House
that the conduct Of the Bra.
zils and Cuba, in respect to
the production OF sugar, is
contrary 10 the dictates OF
humanity, and that il in
hicts the greatest evils up
on that class of human be-
ings which has the strong
est claim to our sympathy
and protection; mean the
negro races who inhabit the
African coast.
But the question 10, whe-
Their the importation of su-
gar from { uba and the Bra
zils will not be q great curse
TO the African race, and
whether the horrors Of the
slave trade and of slavery
will not b aggravated by
the permanent Importation
OF sugar, the produce of
those two countries with
this kingdom 7
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Medical Gard.

DOCTOR y FsA Az Sf 1876 Fulton street. New York
EEScSsaSh and Graduate Of the Joa Medical Cesg. Of
subjeeu va s-Msumony, mperrncy and strrity anato
isay and medically explained with
Syph. Secondary symP.Yms ooaorha 0se stcure;
postion Doctor Fawcett continues hi. private
the aforementioned diseases at his long ocs
tops cfhe senerave will yield hs mode Of treat
ment, without restraint la diet or exerc;.~ -. :. 800
cury Even when IT,. r.,,,v. . r,u w,.nou ;q mer
-, from excessive indulgence, o. from masturbaon he
All letters postpaid directed To DR. H Fawcett
Euou reet.N York lns
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Medical Gard.
OOCTOR MO ISl

y . I y h NJ y IL II I . y ~
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 7o41S Fulton street.
Doctor Morrison continues be consulted eoneHrtialy
on all private Diseases which he without mercury
rant diet pursuit Recent particularly GonoY
rig N sTIsi II az d Hr ,,RxrHRA a. ,,,.a b, D.
NJ on improved principles without pain incouvenence
the patient the symptoms Of analogous witt
those Of other affections Of the urinary apparuus bat
pcrsnced Surgeons should be SLOWED make tho
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners
Neryou. and Ccnsttionai DebiIity-Ths affection, anc
youth inducing noctumI emission. saa utnats lnp9sney
restoring the system healthy and reinsatss W orig
sal yigor; perfect cure guaranteed or no charge.
N.B.-Dr Nj. holds communion with Medical pf9endsrs
who claim g be .aIgeons a:he perhaps: The Only s,.hs
3x Fulton street. Letters postpaid and Containing 100 will
insure medicine and advice to any part Of the Union
Office, AJAX Fulton. trwc" Wv YORK. Upr from
IA. M, TO 10 p NJ d. az msrc
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~. ~ dhn EHkE Or sIkluTuhE;

ON IhE CUkE Or STklCTUhE.
yes =: md
g., :sss q as: e
his complaint Q, no. and it proper means Of cure.
s;, " = r.
CT ss 5 ss
months and even y.s without producas slns chang.
~ spsS Sssi 6. her:
s ssa md a e
gard 70 e, ether effects e.pssay q early ss. ob.s
So~:ys
s :: &c: .fs
81 %S:' e sss Ss I'd s;:s s . aS Il
s: nd sssas e r. # al, q md :
70. o. m0sS h, Sssn r.: :d
~ q 'ss % hs drop q
.eem would strong suspicion Not that hs drop Q,
fia .I r.. 'u
line tonM5s acSonsHGa LAY -, .Hvi HSn4rsD
most fff.Gusr. s.?.s q ssssI. i ..vsiy much
bow long a: may without s!odusas sai.ss,
s' ssss = =
ss s.s is +. . ss. s
"a OF IN inc same degree by every ndvldua but II
mon IA one degree Other that the writer rarely
Structure which the patient does not observe that he
aetve OF capable Of b.snes. formally This also se!
Indeed, whoever consides the natural connection Of
mind and organs will easily imagine that a there
medium by which mind powerfully upon these or
sr %s' ':.Sf eth.
Of the world Az the Of Structure proceeds
d activity Of mind invariably returns.
With 10 the Of Scture-;his, il gratifying 70
stae Frnernly accomplished very little time without
pain inconyenlcnce Nothing exceed the
Of late in the treatment Of this complaint Indeed the
hands Of proper and experienced persons Of Structure
now accomplished ia days. formerly demanded
70 this city for short time only, but return pprsot,
To those WHO leave their homes IL vrter fur
ushcs his peculiar OF cure together w NJ PA
rate stse which has interesting CHAPTER eviDv eyery
sfomston on the subject and written the plsii amer
Df RALPH taxes ti: opportunity Of saying sg s. NAV be
Consulted on the various dseases referred ho Prys
rrstse"-at his dwelling bouss, No SO Greenwich yree A.
hour and in consequences Of the number of ana
books q guackey which nfs this city he deems q propsr -
MAKE the foi0winR sarmen eonG
dence 70 strangers Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinbush
80 &C. he has been engaged in the diseases both
and city practice for than thirty years and Ia
guDned three editions OF work expressly them Aiso
that ne has e!ters from the eminent IN Europe
rom the most eminent men N Amecas Sir Ashley Cooper
pnis, pna Others and ina he permitted 70 aos
mh23 imsm "
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SUO TE:MPQRE, or Every Thing 10 Season-Waranted,
All The Bedding Poison and Prventye, sore and safe
The Pafcnouy Compound for Desroying Moths in furs,
fannes upholstery and hairseang will be found extremely
ss-fu and mas been much improved
The Rat Poison for SHIPS fields barns hotels warehouses
Nc proves the surest destroyer and BE- applied for small
consideration, IL successful, none IT the contrary
The FLY Paper Cockrosch Poison we'll Mosquito
Paper, ara too well known.
Also the Compound Chemical Whale Oil sosp and the Az.
Manures such Sulpnate Of Ammonia 5nlphate Of
soda Nitrate Of Soda and Bonedus For n and specific d
~ ,. Nv. .s'i b. LEWIS SruoHrw4sgss
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
, a IA fc u - IL ID q N b &c n q IT r

wv CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THE New YoRI HErAIp-A Daily Paper, issued werv
aornas Of the week-priee TWO CENTS per copy Coonty
Subscribers m this same rate for period,
vascs.
The WEEKLY HERALD-lssued every Saturday morning. AZ
ten oclook-price SIX AND QUARTER CENTS per copyur
nshed to country subscribers :? Is advance
or at the same rata for specified period
CoRaxsrorpENrs are requested 10 address thsr letter, 10
JAMES 0onpoH BBHuBTr, Pfopfs and Eaisoand al
NJ - b18neo1 must - pogepoias
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AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
BRONZE POWDER

THE subscriber has been appointed Wholesale Aren't for
house in Eucpe who pcssea the extraordinary fac
tics for the manufacture Of Bronze Powders by which they are
enabled 70 offer the most beautiful and spe did Bronze so
cent lower than former prices and defy competition
in this article Their Bronzes have been by largest
in this country for upwards Of two years who
and durability The subscriber arrangement "a
have large assortment hand and prepared
ply importers and dalsrs with the article any quantity
the prices thus saving them the trouble and en-
pense OF importation.
J. Il AICKETT, Wholesale Agent,
mas lmsec late hozeit B Col 81 Water street.
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GERMAN PHYSICIAN

on DUANE STREET (adjoinng Woods Tool Store :,
~ continues 20 Be consued the branches Of his
profession Delicate diseases OF by
The Doctor in few day.; NOR aggravated cases. where
throat have become Affected taken
place other pan Of the body, The bones and
Joints have become Affected he without mercury
lou 70 weeks. suicures he short
wi the use of hi. nss w. invented instrument.
BE careful and observe No TO- The Doctor regular edu-
Gated Physician, and member Of the Medical sociey
az 1msTc JOSEPH HEiNE. M ID.
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A PLEASANT SHAVING SOAP
III Il " X US CHINE OR A

iS preparation for the gentlsman toilet to assist
~ the very necessary duty Of removing the beard As
emoilen its chemical cemhinatonS such soothe all
irritating influences upon the skin which from
sther oens the beard to prepare for the and renders
the operation Of shaving reasu The reader respectfully
eie 70 the following notices from have used
TO Independent Gentlemen uho yhar. T,cmselves.-we
can ~ CON men sp article prepared By Ms. Sands
heeIn one on the best possible erWs with hs OF all
Gle we give this the preference Evening Mirrgr NJ y
Chinese Shapins Soap i the name OF admirable
Co. Of New York. We ignorant Of the Ingredients Of
which compounded, but effects delightful
ton which is seldom caused by shaving with other
a't'0n that we ever used S gentlemen WIN chance
The beard Of Hercules or o frownins Mar.n
we would warmly recommend this excellent atcls 1t
be procured the Of Mr. g. Fowle Washing
ton stIeet-lFIom the Yankee, Boston, Oct H. iS4t.
Sands Coz New York OF the best articles
me way Of shaving SOAP that ever TOUCHED mans chm
4 Nsw B. Sand. Con- New osHof have pre-
pared entirely article for tine gentlemen who
70 perform their own onsora operations II called Shaving
Cream apreparaon which is highly exfoed by all who
pleasant and may truly be denominated shaving
easy II sofen the beard greatly facilitate the opera
ton Of the in removing while the time inn
parts peculiar smoothness and soess the kn We would
every one 70 try IT, assuring them that although
shaved By purchasing the article 1t is for this city
Boston Traveller, October 4, 1874.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. D. SANDS
Co. Chemist and Druggist. ~ of Cham
and n East Broadway Price 50 per jar liberal dis.
count Tn the trade. III lm~m
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>. TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES

propr;eaor. ~ rms a. soa f.a road JcIrnsis1Ihe
attention OF Railroad Companae Car all
others interested the proprieto their ability
run 400O miles at least the oil
.he o. and wearing parts clean free from dust and dirt and
WITH reasonable being ted with this
particular aud thereby stockholders all
Others concerned
They have appointed Cornelius Kanouse Of jersey City
their agent 70 whom application he made for right
manufacturing them in quantity and will be attended to
imme lately BY the above, the nndssgnrd propetor
January llth l845. TINS, HILL BOODY
i26 Imse
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COLOkEU PAPER AND FANCY PAPER
ROXES

RhUEW &pODEN respectfully inform their friends and the
EuDiie na iney continue to manuiscture Coored Pager
and ancy raper Boys all old
e Arm Of Blanc Bodsn corner Of Gold street lie
rat zoe pI,c 80 = 20 satisfy his Orders will be
good sssortmsnt Of Colo,d Papers Fancy Paps
pors always ON hand ja9o 3ms
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MADAME RESTELL

2EMALE PHYSICIAN, Office azd residence, ils 9rsca
witch street. between Courtlandt and Liberty Streets whe
abe b. epnspd with the stcsst confidence complaints
accident % he female frame.
letter. (post pad) addressed boz 235s New
York boston Once No. 7 ESSEX street.
N. B.-Msdame REsTELL word inform ladies resid ne
,u Of the city, whose health would OF traye r.
nat she upon them IN anv
part Of The United States within reasonable distance
AZ m d&wsrc
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DR.. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great Panacea for all diseases Of the Lungs and Breast
all the
medicines
Of the day, and H.&.s.#
there a great
variety which profess
to be Of great value TO the
human family, we hesitate not
to pronounce DR.. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry as one


Of the greatest discoveries OF modern
science; Of all the many compounds put forth
Tor the cure Of diseases which afiict human
ture not one remedy can re named, which has 10 a.
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ed in Coughs Colds Asthma nfuenza Bronchitis Splitting
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Debility eroisn ton:ui;e0. from G he aSSs:
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when invalids were given up hopeless by hay
ing recourse TO- in that powerful remedy have
been radically cured There now in the hand. Of the opIe
lily itself they made known the world To those who
afflicted with the above diseases; this medicine
fair trial. will then be convinced this miserable
compound but safe and powerful remedy and that its
tive powers stand alone and equalled by none:
CAyTIorFrom the great popularity Of this medicine per
of WILD CHERRY attached. Therefore be cautious to
ask for the original and only genuine preparation from this vau
Dr. swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry Principal
OSce " corner Of 9Th and Race ss PHILADELPHIA Agents
York; X. A. Sands, 1888 Bowery, New York E. B. Warner
eos Blocker street, New York; Havand Reese Co., N York.
Andrew Oliver, Co.. New Orleans H. B. Swan, and M
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