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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-13


JuLv IA Chdrge Of Mu' derive have to relate ano.
Their horrible murder, committed yesterday by John
Rice upon his wife Johanna While his supposed, in
state Of inoAicaton, and in all probability allied by the
excessive heat Of the weather II appears that Rice is
shoemaker residing at the OF i4h street and 9Th
avenue in building occupied by various Irish families
caei the waverly House. and last night he and his
vie quarreling of and through the night aud
yesterday morning about 10 o'clock from words tney
got to blows when Rice while in drunken passion,
seized up the cutting board which is used by shoemak
ers in their business and struck his wife three violent
blows upon the back which caused her to scream out
eadfuy iEjurng the poor creature so seriously
that she fingered until about o'clock when she ex-
pired. just previous TO her DEATH however she ked
her little daughter eliza Ann " no was about ears of
sge to give her glass Of water which she did and in
few minutes alter" ards died Upon the poor chilli as
ceriainng The death of her mother she ored TO
awake her father no laid drunk upon the floor but
without effect This poor woman has four children
OF which lay ing by her side only old The
child LIZA Ann finding her mother de 3D. Immediately
gave alarm, when the ne ghbon came n and ohc r
stanton OF the 9Th ward, took the husband into custody
and Justice Roomc committed him TO prison for exami-
nation Both the parties Irsh the prisoner is about
80 VI and his vile about 81 An INQUEST will
be held upon the body this forenoon
Baiied Our Henry L. Marx who shot the m,.kman
Francis Crusick IN the right shoulder left handed
hailed ont yesterday by Justice erritaftet taxing
the shole q the testimony from the witnesses tue
Z ty Bospal--in the sum Of $4,000 HIS mo her Mrs
Marx, justly ing to double the amount consequently,
poor Marx was relieved from limbo, when he ,nmedi
steiy returned nome
TIL Thieves Can hioAacer Moo ord of ths s,b ,svd
arrested Gu saturday night, Charley Cook, ~hom he
caught in tue act vi robbing the drawer of In
the store OF Mr. James Lawrence. No sJs Ureenwich
street Locked up Tor trial by Justice DrInker
Rscorery IF Stolen Property Officer Norris ono of
the Chie's aide, recossrcd on Saturday alter good
deal OF perseverance ty gross of pearl buttons worth
SSI and lot OF combs valued al So from pedler called
Joshua Williams living at No ~ Cherry street. to whom
thny had bsep sold by that Peter Connolly who stole
the same from the store Of Mr. Chanbsrn, No ~ Cedar
his property
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A MEXICAN DEPOT
n OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONs.am
2S4 MARSH MARKET Spa

2S5 MARSH MARKET SPA
j. TOY 4 co. beg leave TO inform the citiz
Baltimore, that theyhave opened Store at the
place, for the sale of Standard and warranted y
CINAL PREPARATIONS, where they will be
TO wait upon those who are so unfortunate as
in anywise AFFLICTED, ard who may want any cid
in their line. III
Dr. M. X. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BAH
FLUID, &C., for the cure of Rheumatism NeuSnl
and all other Nervous diseases. If these Band n
are not found to be superior to any others in as
money will be refunded. nj
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for RESTORING
identifying the human hair-warranted to benz
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing morSa
we ask for 1t ONLY one trial-satisfed that tn n
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will ne
forwards do without it.
:. G9- For sale at the General Agency, No. 2sI Bd,
Market Space; and also at w. G. Gekler's Com 4
Fancy Store, 90 Baltimore street, near Cav;
Smiths Periodical Agency, No Sun Building q
Wiseman's Drug Store, corner baltimore and II
streets; T. l.. Ennis Umbrella Store, 80 N. He
street; H. sIater's Fancy Store, No. 203 BrsadEl
Fell'S Point. iy93-6a
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ARREST OF ONE OF THE Mccoy MURDER
ERs. On Monday night a man named Saml
Beasley was arrested in New York on a war
rant from Westminster county, where he stands
indicted as one ofthe persons concerned in the
murder of the young man Mccoy, who was
killed while engaged in fight with Chris Lilly,
the pugilist, in Hastings, on the l th of Octo-
Der, l842. A reward $3.50 was offered for
his arrest.
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YEVHE FRANKLIN HOUSE

In wv AOO CnESNuI STREET.,
between Third and Fourth Philad
This popular and central Hotel, established by the
messrs' Sanderson, having passed Into the hands of
the subscriber, he desires to inform his friends and
tue public that il is open for the reception of
guests 10 those who have visited "Fhe Franklin
mousse, It's advantages rs a desirable stopping place
are well known, To those who have not it will be
only necessary II state that il is situated in the bu-
slest part OF the most fashionable street, in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the Exchange, Post Office Banks,
custom House, Places of Amusement, Hotels Steam
Boat Landings, Rail Road Depots, Public Squares.
Count House, sc. sc.
Since the change of propretors, large amount of
money has been expended in enlarging, re fitting re-
furnishing and painting Among the numerous i'm
proVements, may be mentioned Improved Entrances
a New Ladies' Ordinary, New Gentlemen's Dining
saloon, New Parors, New Chambers, New Kitchen
and New Bar ROOm-besdes many other minor i'm
provements
The principal feature of first rate Hotel-"The
TABLE and Wine Cellar" will be under the MANAGE
ment of Mr. JAMES NJ. SANDERSON, one of the
former pr0pretors, whose ambition 10 excel AZ a
caterer is well known, His widely celebrated Cook
"PELLETIER," aided by experienced assistants, will
stu continue to be right hand man.
The Office and Books will be under the charge of
Mr.. GEORGE p. BURNHAM,
late Inc able Editor of the "Daiy Ohio Union,n of
Cincinnati, and more recently of Boston. In short
great exerions have been made, and hereafter will
moi be spared, TO render "THE FRANKLINn one
OF the very first Hotels for comfort convenience and
eoou HVing ID. X. MINOR.
Philadelphia, July, 1916. a7-eotA26r
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NOTICE. AT the last session of the Legislature
" of Maryland, a law " as passed authorizing the
"EAGLE ARTILLERY COMPANY" TO receive 50
honorary as contributing members, who should be
exempted from the Militia Law, and also from the
duty Of serving as Jurors. The latter being privi
lege granted TO other Company in the State, per-
sons who desire to avail themselves of the benefits of
this act will hand in their names before THURS
OAK EVENING, 9th instant, to any member of the
corps. II
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n3- CONTENTS OF THE SATURDAY VISIT
Err. The Saturday Viser gives a rare number this
week, "a the following table of contents will show.
'The Advertisement for Wife," a prize tale CEN
cluded; "a Star in the Dark" tale, complete in
one number Review of Mr. JarbOe's Exhibition; Or.
South, No. 4; Letters from the North, No. 4; The
Quaker Prosecutions; AN English Welcome TO the
Cleaned BlacksRith;" Editorials on the following
topics Reply to an attack on the editor by the Rich
mond Wing, on the slavery question; Taxing Cleri-
cal Salaries; the new Pope; the Sons of Temperance
&C. sc. Price OF single copies in wrappers for the
mails, cts-yearly price Sl,50, or 81 for months.
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ANOTHER VEro. An article in the Union
of Wednesday night, contains what we con-
strue into clear lntimaton that the President
will veto the bill which has Just passed both
houses ofCongTess, to appropriate public lands
to the payment of claims for French spolations
prior to 1900. 1t says
''In a time Of war, when, as the President re-
marks in his veto message, we are compelled
to raise the means for carrying it on by raising
loans or issuing Treasury notes, it seems singu-
larly inopportune to assume debt of five mil
lions on French claims, which have been pend
ing for forty years, and appropriate so much of
the public lands as will meet that amount. 1t
necessarily interteres with the government in
eking out its own revenue by the sale of its
public lands. 1t is calculated to raise up
competitor not only in the sale Of its own lands,
but in the lands owned by the individual citi-
gems of the west"
Now, if we are not greatly mistaken, the
debt was assumed many years since, and the
bill to which the Union objects is only to pro-
vide means to fulfil second obligation Of gov
eminent. The Justice of the act should alone
be considered; because, if the debt be honestl,
due, as we believe it to be, government is bounC
to provide means for its liquidation, wha' eve
may be the present condition of the treasury
The mode of payment prescribed by the bill
less burthensome to the Treasury than an.
which could be adopted. 1t requires thes
creditors to take public lands in discharge 0
their claims, when of right they are entitled Il
have payment in cash. But even this is oppos
Cd bv The Union, for fear that it may raise up
competition in the sale ofthe public lands. Sup
nose that it should have this effect, the compe
tition would be beneficial to the United States
BY bringing so much moro of the public land
into market We have seen, that, at the pre-
sent session of Congress an effort has beer
made to reduce the price of lands which have
been in the market for such length of time
and, therefore, any measure which will excite
competition in the purchase Of these lands, ant
bring them into market at the present prices
will add to the income Of the treasury. But
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N OOK HEREl LOOIk HEREl

~ EUGENE SUES NEW " DIRK n
The WESTERN CONTINENT for the present
week is as usual, rich and entertaining sheet II
contains two more chapters or
MARTIN THE FOUNDING;
OR, THE MEMOIRS or A VALET DE CHAMBRR;
Being all that was received by the Hibernia, which
arrived at Boston on last Monday,
Two more chapters of the Black Prophe; Dickens
Letters; General 1aylOr's Dispatches; The Crown
OF Victory, prize story in Library form; Original
Poetry; BrGvtes and Oddities; and n choice selec
Ton oil valuable articles, with Editorials, &c. sc.
QG- Subscriptions So year; single copies 6 ce; IS
Published and sol sale by
a7-2t 45and g I an & Ru MAJ,
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On hand and for sale by
From the Republican and Argus. I


90 TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of Sir Walter Raleigh, by the high and the low the
rich and the poor, the king and the beggar indeed its
consumption has become go general, that it is hard to
find that does not either smoke, snuff or chen
are! box of the agreeable deluders-BoOTH'S
BEST! Boy, light a match, so that we can luxuriltc
for few minutes until the devil calls for copy Puff
PUFF! PUFF!m All! BOOTH knows how TO make
them. If any of our readers wish to enjoy them
selves, as we now are doing, we would recommend
them to No. IS HANOVER STREET, nearly oppo-
site the old stand, 1t
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CLEARED,
Br, brig Princess Royal, Petty, Demarara, w. A
Davenport
Br. brig Bermuda, Carson, Barbados, w. Fl ov
& Sons.
Brig P. Hone, Mitchell, Richmond, Birckhead
Pearce.
ARRIVED.
Schr Elizabeth, Baker, days from Fall River 4
Newpoat dome tics, to e. Pratt & Bro.
Schr Edith, CrowelI, days from Boston, assor
cargo, to b. q, Rhodes. n
schr Union, Bangs, days from Providence, :
mestics
Schr John Emory, Wood, from Alexandria, md
to Rose, Merrill & Co.
Steamer Herald, Russell, fin Norfolk. Saw nothill
SAIlED-Ship Wakona, Pane, Rotterdam; bard
Elliot, Flinter, Boston.
BELOW. batque, supposed Louisa Bill
Creighton, from Bremen.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Ga'indo, French, for Baltimore, cleared,
Charleston lst inst.
Brig q. H. Rogers, Parker, from New Orleans,
rived al Providence Sd inst Schr Queen, Gardn,
sailed from do; same day for Baltimore.
Schr Alligator, 10 days from Baltimore for Tex
$50 reported, probably the Allegany, Wright, cleal
Sd ult for Labacca,) was spoken 25lh, lat. %
long. "a.
schr Gladiator, Nickerson, for Baltimore, clear
at Boston 9TH inst.
The ship Emerald, Buck, for Baltimore; Sci
Globe. White, for 60: and Gallant Mary, Ennis,
St. Johns, N. F. cleared at New York, sin inst.
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ne- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

o. CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office OF the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMoRE-sT.-as
MAMMOTH BTTIs Much larger than any other
"NNi'oi BILLS ONCE can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. &c.
Indeed it is needless to enunerate, as we are pos
sessed ofacties with latest styles of type and new
andsplendid fordoing work, in everystyIe,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the 9TH inst, by the Rev. S. Al
zell, Mr.. ROBERT G. CLARK to Miss MARTHA
COOPER, both of Baltimore. [Centrevle aud Ell
papers please copy.
On the 9TH inst. by Rev. F. NJ. Mills, J. F. BAr
to ELIZABETH HuTs0R all of this city. &
At the Navy Yard, Washington, on the Both uI
Rev. Mr.. Bean, SAMUEL WARNER to Miss MAJ
NALLEY II
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ameriGarr RepubItfa
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, Aug. 7. la4a.

o- The large and increasing circulation Of the Clip.
hat is opinions and senments sb are SHeGIGG Dy par
@ rncantion among all classes and conditions OF so
sety and especially those who constitute the life OF
rad, and business, make it medium for advertising,
.. raj to any other paper published IN TINS city mef
nts and citizens generally should be aware of this
.,Ortant fact.
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THO MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC, for
Summer Complaint, Dysentery and Cholera
its wonderful effects For sale only by the manuac-
tarer, C.P. ROGERS, corner of Howard and Marion,
and corner of Howard and Ma iison, and corner Paca
and Little Green streets, Baltimore. None genuine
except the written signature of the manufacturer ls
on the label of each bottle.
9y- Price IS cents, a5-lw-ie2 3n
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WNCONOMY IN MEDICINE-50p pills for 25
h cts. The cheapest medicine in the world is
H.aNCE'S S.aRS.4P.4RILL.a OR BLO0DPuLS,
they purify the blood, remove be costiveaess,
headache, rheumatism, heart. burn dyspepsia, sing
ing in the ears, cramps, pain in the stomach, SC.
Price 25 cents per box, or Ave for 81.
For sale by SETH 8. HANCE, l08 Baltimore st.,
and corner of Charles and Pratt SITS.
Remember fifty pills in Dor, and Hance's Blood
Pills. 5t ap24
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h3-I. o. R, M. Chiefs and Representatives of the
GREAT COUNCIL OF MARY LAND, take notice,
that an adjourned meeting will be held at Uncas
Wigwam, corner Of Gay and Front streets, on THIS
(he 6ih) SLEEP, in the first 18th Sun Of the Stur-
geon Moon, in the grand Sun, 5000. Punctuai at
tendance is requested. By order,
it, A. BALLAUF, C. X r.
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Mr.. SETH w. FOwLK, Boston:
Dear Sir-Permit me to address myself, through
you, TO all who are suffering with any pulmonary
complaint, and advise and recommend all such to
use at once DR.. WistarS great remedy. medicine
which sincerely believe will cure, if be pos
sible and not waste their time and money on the
many trashy and worthless nostTulRs Of the day. One
year ago last fall took sudden cold, which settled
at once upon nay lungs. was soon Obliged TO take
my room, severe cough followed and soon lost
my appetite, and consequently my strength. | be-
came very much reduced, suffered severe pain in the
side, breast, shoulders, Sc &C. ] cOughed much at
night and raised large quantities Of mater, some
times accompanied with blood. | continued to grow
worse, and was obliged to consult physician, who
visited and prescribed for several times but af-
forded me little relief ! became discouraged and
alarmed at my situation-my family and neghhors
supposed could not live long. Fortunately found
one of DR.. Wstar's pamphlets, and like drowning
man, "catchng at straws," took courage and sent
Immediately for a bottle of
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
My disease was so deeply rooted however, that was
obliged to get second and third bottle before be-
gan TO improve perceptibly. kept on until had Ia
ken two more bottles; continuing to improve, soon
reganed by appetite and strength. continued to
grow better until the summer, when was able TO do
days work OH my farm every day, and have contin-
ued so to do. My health has not been better for four
years than at this time. To your invaluable medi-
cine, now so universally popular, feel indebted,
through Providence, for The preservation of my life.
Try it for yourselves. Signed, :,
am personally acquainted with Mr. Beatty, and
believe his statement to be true, and entitled to the
coRfideI ce ofthe public Signed by,
JOSEPH STEWARD.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER * CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo. w. Jones, cor, Baltimore and Hgh-sts
Seth s. Hance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F.
Perkins s Brother, Green and franklin Streets
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market and GTeen-ss. George II. Keer,
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. au3lW
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THE New TARIFF. Mr.. George H. Hck-
man has published in pamphlet form, "The
New Tariff of 1876, arranged in alphabetical
order, with history of the proceedings con-
nected with the passage of the act-the new
Warehousing Bill, and the value offoreign mo-
neys, as estimated at the Custom House, by
late act of Congress" This is a valuable pam
phlet at the present moment, as it will enable
every one engaged in business, to see how he
is to be affected by the new tariff. 1t is for
sale at the bookstore of Mr.. N. Hickman.
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the RIGHT COURSE. We have repeatedly
urged the proprety of taking measures to ter
inmate the war between this country and Mex
leo, and to purchase California if we must have
that addition to our territory. 1t is now ru-
mofed that Mexico proposes to form treaty OF
peace, and that the President is disposed to ac-
cede to the proposition, provided California can
be purchased of Mexico. 1t is very certain that
more money will be, if it has not already been,
expended in the prosecution of the war than
would be sufficient to purchase California; but
we do not consider 1t Just that the sale of
that territory should DO insisted upon as a con-
dition Of granting peace. Let US act towards
Mexico as an honorable and hgh-mnded ma
ton should do; and not take advantage of her
weakness and distraction to dismember her ter
ritory and to enlarge our boundaries We
should meet her proposition of peace, if it has
been made, with frankpess, and submit to her
consideration our desire to obtain California for
a fair consideration. Ifindisposed to sell, we
have no right to continue the war to force her
INTO INC tlcdSuIcj plOFiuCu ouC UU WILLY "
satisfy our fair demands against her.
1t has been thought, and with apparent JUS
tice, that the viows of our government extend
beyond the acquisition ofCalifornia, and that the
main object of prosecuting the war is, to annex
various other provinces of Mexico to the Unit
ed States-but the expenses Of the war have
been so great, and the prospect of having to re-
sort to direct taxes to supply means, has be-
come so manifest, that people generally enter
tain desire that the war shall be concluded
without delay, although we may thereby fail to
acquire an inch Traditional territory.
If proposition of peace has been received
from Mexico, it is probable that the fact has
been communicated by the President to the
Senate III secret session; so that it will soon be-
come known to the public, together with the
sentiments Of the President OIL the subject We
hope that the rumor may prove to be correct,
and that peace may be restored between the
two nations; for it is impoverishing both with
out benefit to either We have already
accumulated considerable debt to defray the
cost of the war, and it must be increased to a
burthensome extent if the war be continued
year or two longer. Ifno proposition has been
received from Mexico, one should be made by
our government; for we are in position to do
SO without any sacrifice of national character,
and thout dread of the imputation that we
have been Influenced by any other than the
purest motives.
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DIsTREssNG ACCIDENT. An orphan boy
named George Wyatt aged about 10 years was
burnt to death at Richmond on Tuesday. He
was engaged with other boys throwing fre-balls
saturated with turpentine, from one Of which
his clothes took fire.
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For CHERRY POINT CAMP MEETING. The steamer
Thomas Jefferson will leave Light-st. wharf at %
O'Clock, tomorrow morning, for Cherry Point Camp
Meeting, Dorchester CO. She will return to the city
about 10 O'Clock on Sunday night. See advertise
ment
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NC CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast. pins; ar-rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
dlete at his Old Established Store, I'd door
from Calvert. apps
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A l. NJ A n A o.
T1o CURE ToOTHACH

= ,,,,,, iND fhEE EkVE HEAImt
20 THE TOOTHAGH is always cured &c,
mlnute by an application of WHEELER,S TEfe /
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still me
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will Iss.
ed; Sottness oil the Gums will be cured; all Bl a
of the Gums will be effectually STONED. al
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kent nj, a
and in the best OF health by its use Sold by
], NJ. HAlG, No. 1873 Baltimore stteSo,
above South, opposite Clipper OF
GEORGE w. JONES, corner of sh
je30-ly Baltimore and High str, at
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DI D.,

On Thursday morning, 9th inst, ANDREW d. 10
son of the late Talbot Jones.
On the 9th inst. ANN MARIA, aged months arr
days, only child Of VIM 8, and Anna M. Templ(
On the 4th inst. Mrs. SUSAN MAXWELL, ages
years. Il
On the LIST inst. at Middle River Neck Raltifd
county, Mrs. FRANCES A. FORD. n
At Richmond, Va, LIST inst, JAMES R., age,
months and a days, son of James T and Luch
Peake. !
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FORGERY. Fifeld Esty, of Augusta, Me-,
has been arrested, and on examination commit
ted to Jail on the .charge of forgery. The
amount of spurious money put in circulation by
him is supposed to be some $4,000 or 5000
He has been small trader in Augusta for the
last two or three years.