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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-31

UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-MEDICAL
DEPARTMENT.
THE introductory Lectures for the Session 1861 will
commepce OF Monday evening Oct 18th, att O'Clock.
the College Building $50 Broadway foppose Bond
aud be delivered in the following order:-
Monday-Professor Mott on Surgery
Tuesdas -Prof Pattison Anatomy.
Wedne sday-Prof Revere on Practice Of Medicine.
ThursdayPof Paine Institutes Of edcine and Maeria
Medica
Friday-Prol Bedford Obstetrics
ssturdsy-Prof Draper Chemistry.
The Profession and Public respectfully invited
tend. JOHN w. DRAPER,
o2l ist3fsr Secretary OF the Faculty.
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The receipts Of the Philadelphia and Reading Ralros
Company, for the third week in October in each Of tn
past three years. have been as follows
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LEOPOLD DE MEYERS
Grand Musical Festival,
AID the Charitable Fund Of the German Society
alre sdy announced, will take place TUESDAY next,
the Sd OF Nov 1896 at the Broadway Tabernacle
Tickets, One Dollar EACH may be had the usual
Places Of the Officers and District Visite of the Society,"
and Of the following
COMMITTEE:
]. w. Schmidt II. Oelrichs Theo. Victor,
A. Belmont. Il. Fielder, A. 4. Kieckhosfer,
u. Stricken, q. Degen, M. RAIDER,
ii. A. Cassebeer, James Bach, w. Cans,
b. Andrea, +. Stenheil, II. Wissmann
q. Hessenberg, j. ID. Walter, u. Bech,
q. Vom Baur, Z. Meletta, Il. Maurice,
G. w. Faber, l.. Unkhart, +. A. Schumacher
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THE REV. b. +. BARRETT
WILL DELIVER his Second Lecture ON the Sacred
w Scripture next Sabbath Ito morrow evening, the
New ork Society Library Building corner of Broadway
and Leonard street, att O'Clock.
sub}eet-The need Of some heayensent and heaveniu.
miced such Swedenborg claims to be- proved
from Past and present state Of Biblical
J-eseat free Lecture to be postponed IN case of
oil 4
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NER FOR LiVERPOOL---Frst packet ship--The
Nd4t splendid fast sailing packet ship MONTE YUMA,
1s Captain Lowbrr will positively sail on the ist Of
November.
Eos paaass hsyirs gnsaualsd Accommodations in cabin
aud seergs, which will b. NJ the lowest rates Appy "a
JOHN HERpMxN
ssins 81 eeuth street,
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QRANDY-Just received per French brig "Aryede,"
- Bsnnemout X Becker Brsndy, under Custom House
lock, and entitled 10 debentpre For SAFE
LAWRENCE, MYERS Co.
o312wsrc 20 south William street.
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CONCERI,
Vocal and Instrumental.
MISS JULIA L. NORTHALL has the honor to
WI that she will give her first Concert this season,
az the Apollo Rooms, FRIDAY Evening" November 9Th,
sssted by Mr. Burke, the eminent vionist, and other
distinguished artists.
10 y Full particulars in future Advertisement
o2e 4, isr
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THE HUMAN SOUL.
MIR. SUNDERLAND has the pleasure OF proposing
lvl series OF EXPERIMENTAL LECTUkES on the
Hum Soul in Clinton Hail. Thursday, Friday and sa
urday Eyenng rs OF the present week. at TX o'clock;
binng series results produced is the minds Of the audi
and wonderful ncuding Surgical Operation without the
pain and solving the Mysteries OF Sweden
borzianIsm the Mormon and Popish Miracles, Dreams,
spells Charms, Witchcrsff and Ghosts
No. Tickets IS cents, to be had al the door.
oze 81 issuc
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK DIVIDEND.
THE American Exchange Bank the 2ith declared
Dividend Of Three ~ cent, payable to Stockholders
on and after Monday, Nov. I'd
Transfer Books will be closed from 18th Oct to Sd Nov.
o25 stsrh J. J. FISK. Cashier.
M n. MOORE, who arrived here in August last. in the
A Gladiator from London is requested to call at No 100
Pearl street, where he will receive important nforma
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BOARDING IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.
FEW gepteel Boarders be accommodated at 584
Broome street. Hudson street, the large,
with panres attached there bathing with and
cold water at any time Every attention will be paid to
lars please enquire the house, 5 Broome street. C.
II Ring i92 Broadway. o36 lwsr
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may be led into the grievous of despisng thei
enemies, which has often ruined both partier
and armies Should the wings really fall into this
aud the democracy bring forward some OF their great
for leaders in that contest the latter may their
affairs and more occupy the proud position which
they held in the days Of Jackson OF whatever other
again pcrperas the wild folly Of bringing forth any
the small deer OF the party to fill high places, under
the suppostion that they bucks OF the first head"
The more look at the state Of the country the more
gated the Herald SINCE namely that every
succeeding national contest brings forth increased
number Of independent voters, who give victory to
whichever party they finally incline to, and who vote
They gave victory to the wings in 40 and to the demo-
sras in "A; and il is in small degree owing to their
absence from the field that the wings their recent
successes in Pennsylvania Ohio Maine. and elsewhere
table TO the exertons of Independent at
the head Of which stands your able Journal and which,
depending solely upon enlightened reading public for
support and discussing public affairs in profound and
are working out great REFORM of which the next gene
ration will reap the greatest fruits though the benefit
will be partially ard felt in our own day.
We are all anxously looking for the result of your
election the most important of any that has occurred
this year. Both parties here hope much-the wings
lying upon that current of which be
bearing them on to fortune, while the democracy
sangune that the conservative wings will never be
found guilty of supporting a man tainted with anti.
rentism, TO say nothing Of the Fourerism OF
your neighbor Greeley | that the Daily Times
Of yesterday, which, in the decadence of the Post,
is now the regularly recognized leading organ of
the democracy in this State has ingenious article
clearly proving that Gov Wright will be elected.
The Times may prove true prophet but when call
to mind that the democratic press of late has calculated
not wisely, but too WELL" for its own side, in.
clined to wait with patience for the returns and leave
speculatons to those impatient mortas who jump
clusion and often break their necks by the operation
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Nov 6.-Bmgiary-some kracksmen burgariously
entered tho grocery store, last night occupied by MI
Curran of Pearl and Frankfort Streets and stole
thsrerom box of segars and four five jars Of
and sundry other articles valued in all about $0 and
Ro6be'yThe residence of DR. Pentz, Oliver street,
was entered yesterday by some sneaing thief and $50
in Eastern bank bills stolen from the doctors No
arrest
Petit LareenyA chap called Peter Nc nancy was ar.
rested Yesterday, on charge of stealing sovereign be-
longing 70 Bernard Connolly, residing at No 6s Cherry
Arrest Suspicion-Oficer Files, of the 9Th ward,
arrested last night Dutchman called John vache un.
der very suspicious circumstances, he having small
bag wherein he had deposited handsome prayer book
crimson bound with the written inside in pencil
books, and small Testament On searching his person
at the station house, this officer discovered small brass
pistol, together with chisel and bunch Of skeleton
keys. His manners and actions when brought before
the Chief OF Police showed most conclusively that he is
an old thief and from all appearances in his low sub
dueo tone OF Speech and his general department. he has
been an inmate Of State prison The chief locked
him up for examination. In the meantime, is
covery of some burglary. Apply to the Chief of Police
Stealing Gm.-Oficer Chadwick, of the I'd ward,
and Peter Fannin whom he caught in the act of stealing
gun from wagon, while standing Fulton market,
belonging to George Lingley. Justice Drinker locked
Surrendered by has Bal-A fellow called Jerry Reed,
alias Brick was arrested yesterday by officer Patterson
dered by his ball. Mr. Rollins who was mis- surety for
his appearance at court for trial. charge of
saut and battery in the sum Of $500 Jerry unable
obtain fresh bail Justice Drinker locked
him up t.r
PETIT Lareenies-Captain Dryer of the LIST ward, ar.
rested last night old thief called James ams hsv.
ing in his possession pair Of boots evidently stol
en- property Locked up.
Mary Bruce, alias Potter, arrested last night by
officer Lynch, of the llth ward on charge of stealing
sundry articles of female wearing apparel from the
boarding house Of Mrs. Chester, No 1853 Elm On
searching her person. several pawn tickets were found
Of articles which the accused had from the board
ers and deposited in the pawn shop Committed for trial
by Justice Ketcham.
Diminishing from OGce.-Mr Mott, keeper of Black.
wells Island, dismissed yesterday from Office one of his
deputies called Robert phln who stands charged
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KINGS COUCH CANDY.
COMMON SENSE has always been considered in every
~ othe indications of sound intellect and
when erered IN the cause Of suerpg humanity becomes
Almost ennoblinR virtue. When suffering nader the ehecte
Of cold slight cough how much better at once get nd
oiby employing Rings universally recomnended vsgets
bic Cocgh Candy than allow the seeds OF perhaps lin
geng asthma fatal TO be sown IN your con-
stitutons. Does point out he proper
course be pursuedwam clothing and Rings Cough Can
dy7 Thousands quickly cured and many that bad
desparedhen why reader or your schng irends
Read this from the Rev. Samuel d. Burchard .
Kings Caudy-Having been strongly recommended by
soao E,nd frnd 10 fry Rings Cough Candy for very
we're cold did so with cepticism
attend to those from which had seriously feared to Be
dsbsrred feeling OF thaokulness and desire benefit
o,bs s prompts give the lttleinfuence my
making the yrtueAPf this remedy known to the
great the effects Of namely confidence
SAMUEL ID. BURCHARD,
Pastor Of Houston street Presbyterian church,
Thompson and Houston stree Is, New York.
For sale at Rings 1872 Broadway. corner Of John 1t.
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COUGHS COUGHS. COUGHS.

CORBYN'S COUGH LOZEN0ES-This popular reme-
Ody will be found the efectual fer the
OF coughs colds hoarsenes irritation Of the lungs,
shorfness Of breath asthma, Consumption, &c This
like many prepa atoms got up merely to the palate
but remove those dtressng symptoms which bot Of
prove fatal when neglected many thousands testify
who have experienced their happy and salutsry eec;
ny owhom have been reduced the brink OF the g.ve-
They promoe free and and require no
confinement single box will cure the most obstinate
cough that existed.
For sale by O. COLBY chemist &C., ISL Pearl q, Frpk
lin square. agent for the Ilnited States o24 lmsr
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Tho ST. Louis Republican of the 29h ult reports the
particulars of the loss Of the steamer Sam sesy laden
with flour, &c. and bound to New Orleans She struck
snag about o'clock last Sunday afternoon at the foot
OF Dogtooth Bend, and sunk in few minutes near
the top OF the wheel house. No lives lost On the
passengers taken of by the steamer Metamora.
The boat and cargo will be a total loss. The snag
struck the boat in the bow, and raked her for twenty
feet tearing off her bottom planks and she sunk so
suddenly that the passengers had barely time reach
the hurricane roof The boat owned principally by
Captain Greenlee, her commander and insured In
Pittsburgh for eight thousand dollars The diving ball.
which lay at Fort Pitt, short distance above was
sent to her to try and get out the machinery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-07

NEGRO PROPERTY in this State has become
very insec ure, by reason of the operations Of the
negro steaers This state OF insecurity becoming
greater every day. by Of the settlement of Iowa.
on our North, with an anslavsry population, and on
of the perfect organization and concerted
action of the antslavery men in Illinois The tempta
and inducements held out to cause slaves to eope
becoming more common, and the old and facilities
furnished for the escape Of slaves moro eecual than
formerly. The difficulties risks and heavy expenses
that attend the recspure of slave when he has once
entered Illinois, render escape almost equal to total
loss These things getting every day. because
the number of negro steaers increasing and they are
working with system than formerly. Every year
slave property becomes subject to greater risks and OF
Is less valuable committee has been appointed
to devise method of stayn this evil and OF coun
teracting the efforts Of the antsavery men, commit
tee Of one hundred to meet on Monday next, and
probably may concert some useful measures We are
under the impression, that in contemplation Of the risks
expenses and losses that attend the holding of slaves
in this State many persons will dispose of their slaves
and send them SOUTH preerrrg to do without them to
boiling them by tenure uncertain. The philanthro
many slayes--SE Louis New Era, Oct 20.
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Superior Court.


Nov. GYM. c. Porter and Lewis Ballard Us. John
Pem6lcton aud VIM VenndJies.-This was an action fol
goods sold and delivered The claimed was $500
For the defence composition deed set up which
had been executed by all the defendants creditors II
appeared that Mr. Ballard of the plaintiffs, signed
the name of the firm to the deed without consulting his
partner When the latter heard of he dissented and
procured the signature of the firm to be earased:
The Judge directed the jury to find verdict for plain
s subject the opinion Of the Court in bank upon
question whether the signature of the firm to the
position deed valid and binding on the plaintiffs
For plaintiff Mr.. Marsh; for defendant Mr. Cooke
Brighton Hill and Bowne.-The jury in this
rendered a verdict for plaintiff for Sl52
Before Judge Vandcrpoel
James E. Jennings Whn. y. Schmidt ct aL-This
action for work and labor; the sum claimed wss
5000 From the testimony 1t appeared that defendant
contracted TO cell and alter two vessels for the defend
ants so as to fit them for grain cargo They also
claimed to have performed extra work by putting up
bulk heads, and by. bracing and snoring staunchions
&c. for this defendant paid 1901 and refused to pay any
more.
For the defence written contract signed by the par
ties, produced and proved, by which it appeared
that the plaintiff undertook TO do the work, including
the bulkheads for cent per bushe for the cargo
The DEFENDANTS counsel commended that plaintiff
bound by this contract, and estimated the cargo at
about 30 900 bushels, which amounted to the paid
the construction of the the number OF
bushels the vessel would hold and not the number the
cargo might consist Of for according to the construc.
ton il they only put hundred bushels board the
plaintiff would be bound by it, Evidence of the
OF the vessels then given on the part of the
plaintiff which, according TO the estimate Of the plain.
th Witnesses between 40 900 and so bushels
The Judge charged the jury, that the true construction
oil the contract was, that plaintiff to be paid cent
bushel for every bushel the vessel would hold and
slo7 as For plaintiff Mr. Willis Hall; Cor defendant,
Mr. N. ID. Ellingwood.
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MRS. ZEGLIO.
ny. o. n...x.o~s .Cf~pr

w ILL open large ef Paris millinery BonVsfa
w &c She will offer for Inspection choice stock OF ss
which being with good taste from the latest arrivals
IL we'll worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Merchants and milners from the country, wanting mafer
ais and patterns would find their interest 20 call before
viii be dlsposed Of ON reasonable terms. % lmosuc
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On Monday last, in Boston, the Faculty of Harvard
unversy and the Professors Of the Harvard Medical
school, assembled at the Medical College in Grove
Street. ior me purpose OF defeating that ed6ce to the
dress was delivered By edward Everett.
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NAVAL INTELL,GENcE.

By private correspondence learn that the soop.
ofwar Falmouth, Com Jarvis to sail from Pepsa-
cola for Boston on Sunday the 25h inst She had taken
board from the hospital five officers and about thirty
all on the sick list There still lett in the
hospital six officers and about hundred
sick. The fever which has prevailed at the Pensacola
yard are sorry to say, has not subsidized
were occurring nearly every hour.-Picayune.
In addition 10 the officers attached to the u 8. Ship
Boston, mentioned yesterday, Joseph c. Thomas, Acting
Carpenter, and Thomas w. Strser, Pursers Clerk, 60
out in her.
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FREsHxr AT CUMBERLAND, MD.-The rain which
commenced on Friday night last continued with
but little intermission until Monday afternoon Wills
Creek rose to perhaps within foot of being high
the last freshet
We are informed by Of our Oldest citizens, that
the Potomac river never attained the height within
his recollection The back water from the
into the at the Wills Creek bridge and extended
to the public square, partially undermining Blacks Ex-
change Hotel and causing much damage to the house,
filling all the cellars and down Mechanic street
The back water from below extended up Mechanic
street far the Virginia Hotel Immense loss must
ensue 10 many of our citizens. We also learn that
much damage has again been done the Maryland Mining
Company's railroad, above the Narrows.
regret to learn that Mr. Peter Smith lost all, or
great part OF his crop of con from the island below
town. by the rise Of the waters OF the Potomac Cum
bericnd Cipihan.
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Loss OF U. 3. Man. ScHR. SrRANoER.-The
schr. Stranger, w. G. Hammer, master, left Key
West on the Sd Of Oct, Indian Key on the 7th-expe
renced the late gale the 9Th from the ~ T. which
continued until the 18th, when increased TO perfect
hurricane IRON T. to E. =. f.; while lying TO in the g
was struck by heavy the stsrboard quarter,
which hove the vessel her beam ends, swept deck,
shifted the cargo SCI succeeded in getting her oeiote
the wind which enabled in measure 70 repiace 'ne
cargo, when she rghted and again hove to in 20
fathoms, under balanced reeied mainsi On the morn.
ing OF the l2th at O'Clock, she went ashore among ne
breakers over which she beat and drove high and dry
the besch about twenty miles north OF Indian River
where she biged Crew and passengers saved. Vessel
and cargo total loss Capt Hammer who arrived here
Yesterday morning with the U. g. Mail, reports large
ship with painted ports. which had been three days In
connsnv going ashore about the same time the outer
breaker; the wind hauling TO the westward she Yves
blown of again, and when he last her she dis
masted and appeared to be settling rapidly. The
seemed to be engaged in rigging Jury mass No boats
could be board Of her Charleston Cour Nov o
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MILITARY AFFA

MILITARY AFFAIRS.
GENERAL oaDERs,) WAR DEPARTMENT,
AbJUrArr GENErALs OFFICE,
No. AS Washington, Nov. 8, 1876.
The following regulation has been received from the
War Department - "
war DEPARTMENT, Nov. 9, 1896
With view to expedtng the Recruiting Service, the
officers on that duty are hereby authorized to allow to
any citizen, non-commissoned officer, soldier two
dollars for each able bodied that he may bring
the rendezvous and who shall be accepted for the pub
lie service.
This allowance is TO be considered contingent
pense attending the recruiting service and will be char
ed to the appropriation under that head.
w. L. MARCY, Secretary of War.
By order:
w. G. TRUMAN, Assistant Adjutant General
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Kings COUGH CANDY.

WHEAT
ONE THOUSAND bushels Illinois Wheat Just lande,
~ and for sale by T.. X. COLLINS CO,
a.-sl
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MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
1884 - FOR ALBANY AND TR0YIFrom the
LIS ndng peekskill, West Point New
burgh, HAMPTON, Milton Poughkeepsie Hyde Park, Rhine
peck Red Hoo Bristol Ca;skil, Hudson CoIsackie
Undertook and amore.
breakfast and d. on board the boat.
The steamboat lAGARA, will leave on Monday, Wed.
Acsdsy and Friday MORNINGS A. M.
The steamboft TROY, Cspcain taorhara, on Tussdsy.
Thursday and Saturday mornings, az 7 o'clock.
Returning on opposite days
passage freight apply board or tbs ohes o, the
Uhan.
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TilOY LINE.
FOR Albany AND TROY DIRECT,

Frur the pier at the foot Of Courtlandt Street.
Ike lowpressurs steamboat EMPIRE Captain T. B. Macy
the loot Of Ccurandt Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday evenings, o'clock
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt WIN. a. Peck will
leave on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings,
o'clock.
Passengers taking these Boats will arrive take
tho Morning Tram of Cars from Troy west to Buffalo and
sorth 10 Sa-atoga, Whitehall and Lsks Chasnplain.
the what.
No freight tsken after 5x O'Clock
MOTTO EAll goods, freight, bank bills, specie, any
prOpcrty, risk
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REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BIOS
VIA NORWICH y WOR:

T@-z.crossing any Ferry.
taking Norwich are insured their
through TO Boston This being the only inland route
z. communicates through by steamboat and railroad.
Passengers by this line accompanied through by the
ducor Of the train who will have particular charge of their
ease and comfort.
This line leave. south side Pier No. North River foot Of
Battery Place daily Sundays exeeped)at o'clock p NJ,
and arrives in BOSTON in time take all the trains
The new steamer ATLANTIC, Captain Dustan, leaves
every Tuesday Thnrsday and Saturdays ats O'clock p M.
every Monday Wednesday, and Friday, 5o'clock. p NJ
For further information inquire Of H. VANDERBILT,
No. Battery Place, North River. 81 tire
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NOTICE.
TROY EVENING LINE.

TROY EVENING LINE.
HOUR CHANGED.
xRr7sH - ON and amer TUESDAY, September s.,
6uEArxz}et the low pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt
Sx---zX-R. B. Macy, wi ieave the steamboat pier
loot Of ate oc ock, NJ, instead Of
Tp NJ !. ~ her~tnfors str
-0pw7 - FOR STATEN lsLAND--On and after
6-rkAI1}s Sunday, November lat, the steamboat
So SYLPH, Capt. Brssted, will mike the fol-
lowing trps and from Staten Island until further notice.
Leave Staten islsnd. | Leave New York.
feeHH i ~ ., =.
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OrPOSlTlON TICKET OFFICE FOR THE
NORTH AND WEST
se4SeN ct FOX ALBANY, IS centa: Utica a.: Sv
racnse, 50 SO; Oswego S275; RochesteI
s.---a-9-S2 IS; Buffalo, 50; Cleveland, IS so; Ports
mouth, 50 PIitsburh 50 Detroit, Michigan IS LINEN
Ohio g; ri, SaHh's -; chicssos Toronto, i. e.
Montreal, IS 50.-Passenger, by applying AN get their
tickets at the office No. 100 Barclay street, the above
prices
90 Imsch M. l.. RAY, Agent