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The New York herald., 1845-10-15
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rior Oclong Is extra fine DO Is Yeung Hyson superl
toa Tea Comp ny 1853 Greenwich street, near the corr
C9ursnd and 23 Chatham street, between Pearl aud
America Their r-pu alton for Upright dealing, and
very high quality Of their goods stands aud
ever stand, unrvaed. We earnestly commend fan
country and the whole public to this very
The New York herald., 1845-10-15

DARTMOUTH CoLLEeE.-By catalogue Just issud
from the Dartmouth press we observe the whole nul
Der OF students is 264. Joel Parker LII d. has been
Gently appointed professor Of legal medicine and II
Young the Appleton professor Of natural philosophy
The New York herald., 1845-10-15

PoLTTrcAL.-The democratic nominating com.
mce at Newburgh, Orange county--the Second
Senatorial district-have nominated Hon. Saxton
Smith, Of Putnam county.
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Court Calendar.
\ avigation OF the ONO RIVER.

THIs DAY-SuPEsioR CoURr.-Nos. 1877, rs, rs. OF, \
sS 80 g. 9s &c. 100, l0I, l02. lO3 i05 49, H. al as
49, co. &c. so 49, Al, 7s, 1885, %. u, So s5 7s s6 ST.
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City Intelligence.

CEDAR SrREEr-As we have now an efficient police
Office from belowCedar street that accommodation
will be given them, as this street from Broadway to
Pearl street encumbered with empty boxes as to
the street and subject themselves being covered with
mud or over by carts. We hope Justice Matse will
pay that thoroughfare visit and remedy the evil COM
planned Of
WHOSE FAULT i, 1T within week past the mud in
Nassau street has been twice scraped into piles and left
to be pastered the street again by the wheels Of
vehicles passing along Whoever is in fault in this mat
ter, ought to be seen to.
WILL sALPErrR EXPLODE ?-The Board of Aldermen
passed the following resolution at the close of their meet
Resolved, That it be referred to the Committee on
Laws to report to the Common Council at the earliest
time practicable, an ordinance to prohibit the storing of
sapetre any explosive substance within the city of
New York. except under such restrictions to the
mittee shall seem proper
This is to be cOncurred in by the Assistants Both
Boards deserve good deal of credit for the manner in
which they have examined into the explosive nature
saltpetre. The book published by them is very valu-
able one.
MILITARY REviEw-The Sixth Brigade, commanded
by Gen George r Morris paraded yesterday for annual
inspection and review. The different companies com.
posing the brigade met at their different head quarters
and marched to the Battery where they reviewed
at - o'clock by Gen. Norris and at o'clock by Gen
Sanford Tie companies all appeared finely and drilled
to the satisfaction of all who witnessed them The br
gade composed Of Col Yates splendid regiment Of
flying artillery Col Warmers German regiment ID
the 18th regiment commanded by Col Ming The only
companies belonging to this regiment, located in this
city, the Scottish Guard and Highland Guard both
Of whom turned out in good numbers and looked very
solderke From the battery they marched to the Park
and after undergoing another review were dismissed.
MOVEMENTS OF THE Cry FArHERs.-The city fathers
spent the early part Of the day yesterday at the plough
ing match Of the American Institute Harlem and az
terwards adjourned to White Pans where they partoo
Of sumptuous dinner. An extra was despatched
at O'Clock which brought them safely back to the city
PLouoHISG MATCH AT HARLEM.-The great ploughing
match OF the American Institute of yesterday at
Harlem in the of q crowd a Ia
The first three prizes awarded to three members
of the family and all won with the Bergen
plough, which, with draught Of 800 lbs. did as much
work any other the ground with draught of a75
lbs.
DEATH ny LAupAEum-The Coroner was called yester
the body of child three weeks old named Henrietta
Keeer whose death occasioned by administering tc
it quantity Of laudanum in mistake for paregorc Yer
dict accordln0v
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0r'SroS -, OF THE BEY OF TuNIs ON INDIA RUBBER.
we give on the outside of to-day's paper a very
curious document, giving the opinion of the Rev Il
unls on The superior qualities of India Rubber over
every other article used to resist water rub ou
cil marks, and strap down pants I, il No, OH, :
curious document, but brilliant one, and we sd.
wise all, who can, to read it atentiyelv "u-
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MISSIONARY INTRLLfeENcE-The Rev Dr Ind.
son, his lady, and three children, arrived a, s, ua-
lena, IN the Sophia Walker on the 9th of An,n,a,
from Calcutta. Capt Easterbrook informs us ,ha
when ne left, Mrs. Judson was lying dangerously II
and no hopes Of her recovery were entertained ny
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tempted to cross the river at Sprno6eid in . ali n
on Sunday evening, tie l2th instant, the wind blown
hard at the time Tne skif capsized and two Of the
They were beth young men, 81 or % wears of age. II
singular fact that both of the persons drowned wei
nrst rate swimmers and that two who were saved cou
not swim. The latter held on to the skif.
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FROM IExAs.-A private letter says -" The
Hon. VIM. L. Cazneau is elected Bupadier General
OF the Western District OF Texas, over Cen Edward
Burieson hitherto considered the most popular man in
western Texas Both gentlemen and soldiers, and
as their nomination proves leading and influential cha.
racters. Gen Cazncau is probably the superior In
talents put bold Burleson has the most service
thus their chances we're about equabut Burleson was
suspected Of tampering with Jones and Houston while
Cazneau has been the vgant and incorporating de.
ton with eagle eye and in Copgress or out of H.
secret treaties with England and Mexico could find
conceaiment and met with favor Houston SO hates
and breads Gen Cazneau that he always crosses the
street to avoid meeting him face TO face and when both
were returned to the Convention for preparing the
state constitution It was confidently predicted (and
proved true in fact that Houston would not venture 10
meet him at Austin This fact and the triumphant cleo
ton OF Gen Cazneau is forcble evidence Of the de.
cline OF Gen. Houston's personal influence In Texas.
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Police IntelliGence,

Der. .l4-Perjury-A person named John II. Merrill
has been arrested complaint of Thomas McSorley for
perjury having ia the course Of some edngs IL
one OF the Ward Courts to dspossess McSorey OF pro-
perty that he then held made affidavit that no demand
for rent had been made when il was sufficiently proved
that it had been made He held to bail by Justice
koome OF the Second District Court in the Of $1,000
to answer.
Btrgary.--The premises Of g. Huthorn, jr.. No. 165
Green street. were burgarously entered Friday even
ing last, and quantity Of silverware stolen thereirom
.fnofher Burgiary-The Chelsea nical Laboratory
was broken into on Saturday night last and robbed
two hydrometers syphon scales and various chemical
utensils.
attempt to Pass Counterfeit Msney.-A man named
Henry Batcheer was arrested and held for
ing attempted to pass counterfeit money to John
Brsnner and George Tumser in the 18th ward.
.dhered BiHs-A person named Charles Trip
rested on charge OF passing to Mr. Hobbs oi No l20
Mott street. an altered S. bill the Long Island Bank
He was detained to answer for the offence.
Pickpoeket Caught-A man named Jacob Abrahams was
thus detected in the act OF picking the pocket
OF David Tompkns, OF No 80 Twenty. first street. while
the latter reading the bulletin in front Of the ONCE OF
the Journal Of Commerce in Wall street.
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SINGULAR DIsApPEARANcE.-A Mrs Edwards. ,
Westmoreland county, left her home and came !
this city, one day this week. her route to Be ave
county to visit some friends there. Not arriving sci
sonaoiy her friends became alarmed, and out to m
this city yesterday, endeavoring to get some trace
her, but all in vain. She was last seea by an, Of M
friends in the store of Gillespie Kenr edv there
clue vanished II is feared that las fallen overboa
rnpeTceived from one OF the Beavs packets
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FREsHET.-Owing to the heavy rams there is a
great rise in the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers
The Delaware opposite Trenton this morning cover
ed with drift wood, logs, &c, and the shores all
around completely ovorfowed In tho Schuylkill the
water IN many places inundated the tow path Of ca
1s AS G as as we have been able to learn no serious
damage mas peen done -Philc Gazette. Oct 13.
The copious rains which have fallen here since ouI
last publication have come most acceptably The teri
mination Of proracted drought will enable the farme
70 resume the advantageous prosecution of his field a
bors, and the replenished streams will give new life I'd
the factories mills forges and other machinery depend
ent on water Power.-BaItimore american Oct. Is.
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VKRMoNT.-The Legislature OF the State of vtr'
mont was convened At Montpelier on Thursday, the
9th instant In ths Senate. Hon j. barrett (Whia was
eiectsd President pro sm His Honor Horace Eaton Ii
Governor, bsing absent, and Dewitt c. Clark ESQ.
(Whg) Of Brandon chosen Secretary In the Houso
Sa 81 Hspssssns.tivss Hon T. 5rigss whig Of Bran.
lwhig) Of Montpelier. Clerk pro tenn The vote for
Speaker stcod.Brggs, loo; Kellogg Uoco) es Farms.
worth (Abol 81 ecat T. In the alternoon the canvas
ing committee reported the votes for State officers a. fol-
iows-or Governor, William Slade ~ ITO; Daniel Kel
logg 1885, William r. Shaftsr 65s3; Scattering $50
Total 4s. .a6o For Lieut. Governor Horace Eaton %.
Scattering, 80. Total 48.208. For Treasurar John
Spaldng, 90 0ss; Daniel Baldwin Is I94; Zenas Wood
6434; Scattering, TO- Total, 46026 The Houses AZ
sembled in convention the afternoon and eIectsd
William Slade Governor, Horace Eaton Lieut. Ooyernor
and John Spalding Treasurer all Wings The vote or
COY rs; William r. Shafter (Abol) L. Total 2ai~
The old Green Mountain State is Whg all over-atia,
COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs-Alba-
ny, Monday, Oct. l3, l845-Present, Lieut. Gov.
Gardiner and 81 Senator'S No g. C. Cartilage and al
plaintiffs in J. l. West and al defendants In
error g. Stevens mo, ed to suspend argument and to
set it down for Wednesday morning Molten denied
Judgment affirmed and remittitur said until the day
Brooklyn, appellant, Thomas Cumming ad al respts
Dismissed by consent without costs No 9. (Appeal)
Wm w. Mumford, appellant, Asa Sprague, ad al
respts. j. A. Spencer moved to dismiss the appeal j.
A. Collier contra Decision postponed until tomorrow
morning. Duffy, ad al applts w. James, ad al.
respts Decision postponed until December-The Peo-I
pie vs. H. De Bow Decision motions argued at June1
term, postponed until tomorrow morning No D B.|
Post and al, plaintiffs in error John Arnot debt III
error. d. B. Noxen was heard for plaintiffs in error
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YORK HERALD,
Mails for Europe.

The Cambria, Capt Judkins, will leave Boston
tomorrow for Liverpool, with. we hope, no negro
rioters on board The letter bags will close in this
ety al halt past o'clock this afternoon. We shall
;ssue an Extra Herald at three o'clock, with the
latest intelligence, in time for her mail.
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MACKENZIE AeAIN.-Mackenzie is out again with
another long letter in relation to the publication of
the Hoyt correspondence, in which he attempts to
defend that act. Mackenzie may write his fingers
OIL, but he never can satisfy the community that it
was right and justliabe, under any circumstances, to
publish private letters, picked up or we may say al
most stolen, from the Custom House. He attempts
to justify himself by exhibiting the venality and sell
shness and corruption OF Van Buren and his poIiti-
cal associates; but there was no more corruption
and venaty amongst Van Buren, and his associates
than amongst any other class ofpoitcians belonging
to any party In any country OF the world Even athls
very moment,a parties in this State, now preparing
for the election, are pePetratng the self same decep
ions on each other and the public whichhav been
recently disclosed to the world in connection with
van Buren, and his associates In these DAYS every
PUBIC man is one-fourth for his country and threet
fourths for himself.
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FOR. THE PILES

FUN 11E fIlJf.sS.
NOR THE Piles you afflicted with Piles:
Z Tfv then, without delay, Doctor UpiaIn'S Veg
ctable Ecctuary the best remedy offered 10 public
notice This really excellent medicine Is the result OF
thorough medical education and complete knowledge Of
the disease for which Is recommended. Tie most til
uinphant success attends lis administration.
Read the following remarkable eases:
ly, .csli- IN Norfolk street, was seriously afflicted
with Piles So great her suffering that, her own
expressions life VIZ. burden; Tor four weeks she had been
attended by one of our eminent Physicians, without
the eas: benefit satisfied .llat il aggravated case
OF lles prescribed the EiectiTy; two boxes were used.
Six months i,sr lady called 10 prescribe
for another complaint and then informed me that size
perfectly cured Of the Piles by the two boxes, aud had
perieIcel 10 return since
Mrs residing in Greene street, called last spring,
saying that she had been affected with Piles oE two years,
accompanied by pain the SIDE palpitaticn Of the heart
sense OF sirash,ness the chest, and oppression,
she was unable lie down without eevatins the lead aud
chest considerably; resting horizontally produced
OF suffocaon followed by cough liy using box OF
the Eectuary the pain in the side paptatOn and oPpres
sion she could lie down without !ncony and
the Files were partially removed, and second box made
complete cure 10 The great qualification ii the patient.
Sold i'll this City by the Proprietor og regularly c,lu
caici Physician ccunei Office Practice the
mcnt of CHaoxIc DISEASES, No. lS6 Bowcry. Medical
advice IN relation the above, other plant,
crati. Price OF the Eectaoyy dolar. ~ Remember
that ;he Elerfsc,p is an INTERNAL REMEDY. and
ertSrBei aDniicaoa and sold ONLY at 1856 Bower four
door. above Spring ST. Office hours from 4. 81 10 p.
NJ J22 3mD6ws
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WHOLE NO. 1I96.


BOARDING SCH0OL-IRYING INSTITUTE, TARRr-
ID rowS, y. Y.-wILLIAM z. LYON, 4. NJ. Prirci-
pal-Summer Session will open on the lst OF May.
To those who desire 10 place sons AZ Boarding School,
the advantages offered At this Institution are believed 10 DC
eoual il not SUPERIOR 10 any. IL has been Success
l oreraon seven years The location, delightful and
ubrious Is convenient CT rom the City. The ed
fee coinmolO> and comfortable;he play grounds am
ple AMI disconnected from the village. The government Is
efficient bat mild. resembling that OF well regulated
Christian fal,y-and day scholars received 10 coun
terac; the sllu;ary influence Of family training.
The system OF instruction IS designed rot merely 10 ad
and perfect the pupil III the branches studied but 20
deyeope and nsuc; the Judgment, 10 enlishten the un
ders;andins 70 form the habits, ard 20 give moral and
usefnl direction TO the itclinations.
Further particulars, including Catalogue Of Students
opinions Of patrons &c Will be found In the pamphlet circu
lar OF the Institute IA be had application 1t the Book
Stores OF Bartlett Wexford, ASor House, and Raynors
IS Bowery.
Reference by permission to the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, Esq.
Hon. Daniel Webster, L. s Senate.
Hon. Cuban c. Vcrplaiick.
Capt Alex. Sidcil Mackenzie, L. s Y.
Nathaniel r. Holmes, Esq. Tarrytown.
Francs Hall, Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, DID, Wm c.
Bryant, Esq George T. Trnole j. r. Van Rensselaer,, NJ.
d. Harper Brothers, New-Iork City.
Also the following who or have bccn patrons:
Rev ii W Hunt, Zebebee Cook, Jr Benz l. sler,
Rev l. VI Vincent, VI Van Beuren, Oscar Irving
Rev Thos 5urch, Jas VI Heyt, Theo Reese,
Rev j Dewtrg, d l. Mott, j W kpevelS,
Rev Sewcl DuScnberry, l. Denisou
Rev \ Sellcck, Il l. Kip, Geo Clinch
Rev DR. West, Parmony, ii w Clapp,
DIR Jos Scrbncr VIM G Boggs, Berj d Brush
Rev ID Babcock, w Van SoorhiS, Campbell,
4 X Livingston Leonard Kirby, w : Dunhau,
Elisha MorTcl, Jacob Leroy, Howe,
Peter Pnckuey, Gen G ii Striker, ii Raynor,
Chas Storm Harvey Weed Isaac Adrlancc.
j Chester BE Wlleewli2ht, Thos Pa,tisoR.
Morris Robinson, W Van Antwerp NJ Ees. $50 Sm
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to his lodge. dragging strings of fish after him on
the ice 81.
Kabebonicca- observed him, and felt little

a personihcatoa of the Northwest.
pioued at his perseverance and good luck in de-;
lance of the severes, blasts of wind he could send
from the North. West. "Why this is a wonderful
man." said he; he does no, mind the cold, and
appears as happy and contenied as # II were The
month of June will try whether he cannot be
mastered" He poured forth ten-toId colder blasts
and drifts of snow go that it next 10 Impossible
to live in the open air. Still the fire of ohlngebiss
did not go out he wore but single strip Of leather
around his body, and ne was. seen, in the worst
weather, searching the shores for rushes and cary
ing home fish.
II shall 60 and visit him" said Kabebonicca one
day. as he saw Shingebiss dragging alons quantity
Of fish and accordingly, thai very nigh: he went
to the door of his lodge. Meantime Shlngebiss
had cooked his fish and finished his meal, and was
lying partly on his side, before the fire, singing his
songs. After Kabebonicca had come TO The door,
and stood listening there, be sang es follows:
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10000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION


Would perkaps be small estimate for the rdr-
ages of this dreadful disease in single
ueGr; then add the fearful cata-
logue of those cut of by Infam-
nation of the Lungs, He
morrhasc, Asthma,
Coughs Lnfu-
cnza, Bronchitis and other diseases OF
THE LUNGS AND LIVER,
And the lis. would present an appalling proof Of the fatal
i.y Of these two classes OF diseases
But II important 10 know that nearly all OF this dread
OF human life might have been prevented eE 'ne!
DIR. wIsTAR,s B.ALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The greatest remedy ever discovered by man for all dis
the pulmonary organs produced BY cold ana ce
able climate.
Scores of cases have como knowledge where the
pacu. had been given up 10 die OF Consrmpon-is be-
FOND the reach ofmedica adbut who by the use OF this
Wild Cherry BalSam have been speedily restored 10 COM
ple.e health
sister OF 4 ,yel-known clergyman recently lefl the
school atteudig-being advised that she must aie
OF Con uInpon-to 10 her home wishing 10 - END
her few remaining days with her friends BY some means
she was induced take Wsar> Balsam of via CHERRY,
by which she entirely cured in short time ana re-
turned her school with light heart ard reinvigorated
health.
By application 20 the Office farther particulars Of this and
other remarkable cures viii DC chcerfully given
Many of the distinguished physicians OF this CITY
and Brooklyn give this Basm their un1ualired approval
Why should they not 1t is every where hated as
"NATURE'S FAV0RITE PRESCRIPTION,
being formed from chemical extracts OF Wild Cherry Bark
and Tar simple, but powerful ingredients OF Natures
Laboratory.
All who have used this wonderful compound concur in
testfying that it Is the most ciicacious remedy ever
known.
Agents in all OF the Union. ST TIM
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UNH0MPSON'S TRUSSES, Onlce Is Beckman street
About 300 OF the first physicians and surgeons Of New
York have given their decided preference 10 this Truss,
YOU can graduate tie pressure from 10 ity pounds
the rupture without back pad, which does much injury
TO spine trial being the best test Of ts superb
GRITTY applied and SIX days tii gven and II 1t does
not retain the rupture while performing every kind Of
crcse or coughing ana give perfect easen word, IL II "
satisfactory In every respect the money cleerhl!v
rcturlcd ard this is the only condition which you
should buy any Truss permanent cure easily effected.
and warranted, ii directions are followed.
Those sending for this Truss need Only mention the side
ruptured and the round the hips they grad
uae the pressure suit their Sold wholesale and
retail ut IL Beekman.st. ali II
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PREPARATORY BOARDING. SCHOOL, MIDDLE
i TOWN, CONN. u. II. CHASE, \. VI. PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1855. Sessions commence May 10Th ami
Oct. 18th, continuing five months. at $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college or business. and person.
nj secured to pupils fully rs IN the mos;
expensive schools. Lads from Ncw-fork are placed in
charge careful person. going and returning Circulars
II IL MiIkc and La KrnnsMAN. .23 VIC
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,


CtAUTIoN-The sbscb ind+s there IS set OF I'M
Oprncpied fellows, WHO III the habit OF selling shades
Of Interior quality purportn- TO come from their manu-
factory the public, those who wish good shade
that ON this date they will DC found only at No Spruce
street. where they have OF the most splendid assort
cIis which could lie collected They warrant ter shades
TO wash They win curl crack. they use nothing
but oil coors- (Tley Go not opeI ten and twelve cases
day. as i. often advertised by oieTs-tat being too much
h,nbu-gcry,heTc being such thing of shades)
But they keep Shades on hand than all the other
stores ia tie city; and they ali manufactured under
their personal direction Any person can, by choosing
their views have them COPIED correctly.
On hand few pairs OF copies Of some oil the most
celebrated Cathedrals in Europe.
Signs, Banners and interior Decorations done In mar
to he surpassed Trimmings OF all kinds cheap
Shades shown with the greatest pleasure 10 visitors even II
they do not buy. Gf lml BARToL & DE MACNY.
CHEAP OIL STORE, 1873 Hucson-s;rect-Good White
SOl siings per sacr do at Is Per gallon; sperm
Oil, IS; extra quality white sperm oil, 9s Groccrs Ho-
tells, Manufacturers and Boarding Houses supplied nj re-
duecl prices Campene, spirit and alcohol Ct the best
quality. Oil Cans at wholesale prices. WM WEST.
jlS Inns