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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-05
BTTI,IARIJS

A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON, No. ~ Barclay street,
"A just below Astor House, il the largest and Jxt
modious Saloon the city IL contains nine Tsbles all
good order and OF Penns male lwho acknowledged by
country with 6ne maple and mahogany teds These tables
all times be depended for making aug
they have all cloth cushions and therefore, act asee
ed by the weather.
Michael and Joseph: formerly of the All N.toas Hotel.
and late Of Gothic Hail. take this method Of informing their
spd and the public that they have just opsssd this ssa
,sd hope sy rf1es' snd met ss
rally bestowed them.
Gentem~n who may favor them with ,aIl nay drpend
having the best Of attendance. with private and
Tor their exclusive use-and those Wishing 10 play in
room, which secured by application bar
N. B. The most fasdious ed feel decaey patron
hing this establishment the will be found always
select and the best order prevailing thrcaghoSs,
ms lmsrh JOSEPH WHITE.
M RS. CARkVLL'S Msdicaied Varor snd SuIpnur
NA Baths, ia Futon street. opposite Church street. A
ceaia cure for Coids Coughs masm, Sore Throat
and all imam maory Diseases incident TO the chanseabe
Of he weather. The sulphur Vapor Ba passieu.
larly recon nended by first phv scians for ell
tons and diseases of No danger Of taking cold
after the nse Of these baths. dzlmsre
LAMPS, GIkANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS
AND TEA TRAYS.
THE subscriber has just opened of selee
Il stock Of Lamps kc now in this city. Lard end Solar
Lamps in Gilt Bronxed and Turquoise inlaid with gold;
also irAndoles Of various Psttes silver Bronzed;
Hall Lamps with stained elsss The above goods all
ed for inspection end will be sold low prices Church
e. Hotss and can always fad large
JOHN L. MORGAN,
d. imsre I5i Fulton 81 I door from Broadway
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The NAVIGATION OF rus MosoScAuELA RIVER.
"A publctmecting was held ut Morgantown, Va !,
on the asa ut at which measures adopsed looking
70 an application TO the Legislature Of Virginia for the
inoorpors on Of company for the improve ment OF
nsvsauon Of the Mosongahsis River by slack water,
rom me rennsy ivsna line ards, with capital stock
Of 3ooooo dollars three hhs Of the subscrb-
cd by iniviiuas. and the remaining two fths by the
Board OF Public Works-Bait. .Sr1erican, Dec. 4.
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR NOVEMBER,
OF THE NEW YORK
DICAL5sAND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,


No. IS CHAMBERS St
CASES SuccessruLLy TREATED.
6 Examined detect dls- J Primary consumption.
eases OF the lungs. Case syphili,ic iritis.
Cases Of sppplexy Bleeding IRON the lungs
Case Of epilepsy. Cases Of gieet.
9 Cases Of grnorrhe> 2Cases Of d,ar,boea.
u Seminal weakness. VeneIeal eruption on the
3 Dizziness in the had. shin
Cases OF Impoieuev. Gases Of indigestion.
Cases OF paralysis OF the Gases b,lan,ts
face. Case Of typhus fever.
Primary ckaneYes. Case Of scurvy in the gums
4 Secondary Nenereal, Of Cases Of plies
long standing. Cases Of rheumatism.
2 liberated throat. Cases OF erysipeias.
Cases Of liver complaint.
SUCCESSFUL OpRR CURrs
Tousils removed. Operations the eyes.
Sinuses opened, arising Hydrocele
from buboes Lsrge abscess in
CasesSof ingunal hernia, Fractured ciaviele.
cured by new discove- ! Disocarop redueedl
ry. Faty umor removed.
8 Cases OF bad structures IN Poiypi extracted.
the urethra Operation sfor phymosis
Fisula in perneo. Case oil netrosis OF the u
Ba!ssc mscosH ON the knee bia
IL Eases ve.erseI Warts.
The poor attended to between and 10 in the ming.
II. BOSTWICK. Md.
G2~src Attending surgeon and Physci,n
nOCToR YOURsEJF.-Ihs time has arrived nov. that
~ patients afflicted with private diseases need be-
str Published MS treatise on tbsse compsiuts Viii
avail themselves fit The Irics book osiy ssass
" as he ch oe. In addition {, the usa rbutse Of ssxss
diseases fully explains the Of Hour albus
offence or sexual deby, seminal weak besidss
D. % r s ss 'a e
az at he llowiag Drug sores-?o Fulton street; B.
sands 100 Fulton street; Asp.ws IS wi.m street;
= hing ls' Broadway; es Ander;Sn g sowery D.
lancy street, and both Of Broadway and Chamber
street d3 imossrc
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements Of the steam ships.
Steamers. Captains. ,; hssgs s Due n s Lssgs
CaledonIa, Lott, Nov 10. Dec g.. Dec l6
Cambria. Judkins. ... Dec A.. Dec H.. Jan
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NO CURE NO PAY.


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cure hs wof 0% Of tn: a'ssss Recent en,sd IN
Two xssL. without any pam Ssn.tta.ossl !sbl,s@
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has removed hi. Office insnSated BY certain nash
Johnson's n; liner
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See his London with the .snslnrss q he scsr ei
xsS re s
3o4K Fulton street. Letters attended TO. nj lmsre
nR MARSHALL II Ills COkDlAL RENOVATION
snd winch Instance. where used accord
rope and ps ioo~sa
%sn
Isf sSs 81 o ;S K:
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sod i.s Ds.ns se' q ''' FOR
DR.. BOERHAVE'S HYGEAN RENOVATOR.
THIS Medicine 50 long eeiseIaied in Europe has been
sy In Debility The Organs Of sSisns from
solitary ndugeees q the p...onI from natural
affections he Hrsshrs mistakes for
Debility il used with snsee:. Rssi.aees can Be given
various physeans Price 81 bottle of Is o. for o.
I'VE TONlC ALlAlh % kEsT0KAILytC YEpLAL,
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York got ExrREssLr for the OF those VINO have in
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and cOn.utlS;r.l dsbtg ErOS1ceS from any cause In:
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MO liner 81 Nasaau st.. New York.
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HI SHET AxlN S

4reet was escahi!shed A. Dr. I'D ~ the present
Or the ursthrs, Kidneys debiity neFcura
dsseases seminal weakness gravel nodes Anes Ihss|s-
tisI ulcer. Of the Eiot toas'is Throat nose and hhs
sway of the pO~s1s q 1s ssSs ss.:s. ..s.s
ss.s diseases. sad al diseases, whsshss ~
falls the lot Of any one physician. be i enabled
TO warrant perfect and lasting cure in any and Al
S . I'M z ne a sss.;s The :s =
cslsSrsd Dr. Han,sts Red Drop can Be- obssiasi msdi
else meyer known fail in caring very woEs forms Of
calling will one bat the doctor himseif who
constant his private ready aud villa
render relief all who give him call Hundre Of
astonishing cass record, open for nspectsn
the Dspensary all OF which cured by this medcius
Price One Dollar per vial. which l. warranted in all
This msdeine cannot Sc genuine in Boston, os imr
nR JQHNSON. II Duane susss. near Chasnan slrseE, 20
~ well known the most .lecss:Ii practitioner in Nsv
reputation skill thOss old hsfenred cases. thas have
existed for years. pre-emineat Gleet, scture ulcer.
the bod the throat in the hcad and
ness brought By dulged by young
causing ssivous dreams and nightly emis:oas positively
cured Recent cured in four days without mercury
letters containing Zee of S. attended, to- sss im9m
mi ARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to interest
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person advice stTety followed pe!:aaded
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DIG 1-SoOo BaInors CITY 6s, 1890, 81 State an per
cents closed Is asked W bid; CITY sir per cents losed
9S ked gs Did; Baltimore snd Ohio railway shares
s.sed <o bad: q, old bonds SIX ssxej % hid do, dvI-
dead poadS VI asked. 3lk BID
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- VELFEAUS 6PECIFIC fiLLB
LUX the radical OF COMO hoca gteet seminal snis
sions and all moeopu.Is.s nom the srsth.a
These Pls the result Of yeHrs experience in the
Hospital de Charlie Paris pronounced By their cele
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orter time than any other remedy wi.houS aiaiing the
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
r. Nm: pELLUC, nephews Of the late SOUTHLAND,
would respectfully inform tho public that they are the
Druggists Of this city, and that they s continue
81 q 6usc rs IS FIXES S1ssr %
LARD, az the old stores estabhshed By the said Place Z
have connection whatever with other estabshm
New York Oreohey sd RE
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s.ds and The public Of his having opened new .sc.s
consssstly hand large and splendid Of Mu.
and Furs Of all made up In the richest sye and
g. A. STEITZE hatters himself to be able TO give parti
culsr those who will favor him with call and
hopes BY his attention deserve share Of the public
trouage
Don't forget the number. as7 Pearl st.,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
LEGISLATIVE.

In The Senate on Thursday the 10Th inst.
from the report Of the proceedings publish
ed in the MississipPian, we learn that the
~tResolution relative TO the payment Of the
bonds Of the Planters Bank was taken up,
and on question Of engrOssment was lost"
A bin passed that body on the same day
repeating the act prohibiting the introduce
ton of slaves into this State as merchan-
disc.
FRIDAY TIE 2OrH.-The Senate adoP-
ted a bill ascending The constitution 50 as TO
prohibit ht chartering Of Banks in our State
hereaAeH by vote Of % to 9
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
CONGREssIONAL.

Our latest dates from Washington are to
the 18th inst. On the 10th inst. the Sen.
ate went into consideration of MI. Aliens
Resolutions for the termination of the joint
occupancy of Oregon. He concluded on
the succeeding day, his most able and mas
tsrly speech in favor OF giving the notice.
We have but little doubt of the passage
Of his Resolutions by a decisive majority.
M. Speight presented the Resolutions
in relation to Oregon, adopted by the Leg
isIatnre of Mississippi, and Mr.. Chalmers
and himself both pledged themselves to con-
form to the will Of their constituents as
therein expressed.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
HON. JACOB THOMPSON.

The people Of Mississippi may well be
proud Of their distinguished Representative,
tho Hon. Jacob Thompson. They need
not earmat he w1ll prove Tgrreunt To his
trust, or turn aside from the path of duty
Upon the Oregon question sectional feelings
have induced many to turn deaf ear to the
PromptiDgs Of patriotism, but unlike those,
be has beeninfuenced by far different mo-
aives, has stood firmto his former position
and advocated those measures which the
interest and honor Of the Union demand
shall be adopted. His recent speech in
Congress in favor Of giving notice Of the
termination Of the joint occupancy properly
reflects thewili az his constituents. There
Is no section Of our country whose pecuni-
ary interest would be more seriously ellec-
ted by 4 war with England, thanthe people
Of Mississippi, yet rather than the stain Of
dishonor should be fixed upon our national
esCutcheon-g ather than yield their rights
bya system 81 smGsterEy inGetiUity' -rath-
er than present to the world the degrading
spectacle Of American freemen yielding to
British dictation they would make any sac
riace however great. To the Hon. Jacob
Thompson, are they therefore indebted for
having placed them in a proper attitude
among their brethren Of the other States.
We have room to copy only the following
extract from his speech, which will receive
a responsive echo from the great body of his
cOnstituency-and should war unfortu-
nately grow ont Of the Oregon question
should the American people be forced as a
fast resort to maintain their right on the
baHls.feld, the people Of Mississippi VIII
redeem the pledge he has made for them.
SHe could say for himself, IS he said to.
his constituents on the huslings, that he
would pledge his constituents 70 stand BY
the assertion Of our rights Ia Oregon; and
be knew that they would eiand By The cOun-
try, and that they would take the conse-I
qneRces. They required him to &c forward
in the path ofhOnOr, OfTight and Of justice
and &c gentlemen we're afraid of var being
the consequence Of such = eOulse, be told
them that the people Of the United States
would take the consequences, and they
would abide the issue Of firm and nanly
defence Of national rights and national hon
or"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

arc anriously listening for eyery denionSlra'
ton Of popular feeling eager % ascertain
whether or not their sPeculationS regarding
ropublican governments may be aPpliedPrOs
perly to the American people What course
hen does patriotism, and enlightened poll
cy dictate thatthey should pursue Instead
of kindIing the fires Of sectional Interest,"
their representations should bury every feel.
inp that would have a tendency q create
ssiiue commotion--instead a wrangliug
and contending over issues which il Is I'M
necessary to make, they should act With
harmony II the assertion Of ibsir rights
instead of lashing into fury the waves Of
party spirit and induIging in bite Crimina-
ton and Termination, they should pour
oil upon the troubled waters. The voice
Of patriotism should silence the Inurmers
Of faction. IF our national cOunsels pre-
sented such spectacle, how blightlng 70
|
the hopes Of British diPlOmatista would It
be On the contrary, while they e1hibil
such scenes of contention and confusion,
do they not gard them as the harbingers
Of determination Of The contest in their a.
vor /? Do they not knowif it continues,
should the controversy be settled in peace
that it will rebound to their benefits If in
war it must surely be the case--for when
did a nation ALTERING and divided, eEsrprove
victorious on the field Of battle I But we
hope for the good af the country, that the
aspect which the council halls of our ma
ton has hitherto presented may We al
ready changed, and the Representatives o
the American people stand ready with On'
heart and with united voice Ia reiterat'
the verdict which they rendered at the bal
lot box. Should they thus act, in the dread
full event of war, the freemen Of Ameri
r ca will prove to the advocates of monarch
t that ga democracy is not only fornldabl
during period of popular excitement" bu
can deliberate calmly and sOberly, and
necessary can succeed in maintaining
contest with what they term) a rsgulo
and organized government"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

LOUISIANA LEGIsLATURE.-In the Sen.
ate ON the 10Th inst. bill was adopted me-
morializing Congress relative to the state
of defences of New Orleans, and instruc-
ting the Senators and Representatives in
Congress from that State, to obtain an aP-
preparation for imProving them.
A bill also passed that body locating the
seat Of government at Baton Rouge, to take
effect from the LIST Of January, le49.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina
ton of w. E. Elmore as Attorney Genera
Of that State.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

UNITED STATES CONSUL AT LIVER
pooL.-Wilmer & Smiths European Times
pays a deservedly high compliment TO the
veteran soldier and patriot Gen. Armstrong
1t asserts that whatever changes may &C.
cur in the political aspects Of the United
States, we are sure that she will nevsl
furnish better officer than the prescn
American Consul"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

The energy Of democracy is often formlda-
bic during period of popular excitement anu
is Cd pabe of producing unparalleled exertlons
for a IiRiled period; but II rarely succeeds y"
maintaining a lasting contest with regular
and Organized government. The efforts Of the
populaoe resemble the spring OF valid beast; II
the first burst fails, they rarely attempt se-
cond, --ALIsON's History OF EuROPE.
The speculatiOns above quoted from the
writings of learned British historian,
show in. what light the mOnarchists Of
Europe regard the abilityof those whose
government is founded on the doctrines Of
Equality to maintain a contest with old, long
established monarchical nations. They
contend that during brief efervescence Of
courage and patriotism, ireemen are formi-
dable, but that it soon passes away and they
are weak and powerless.
At this peculiar crisis in their affairs the
American people should ponder well the
opinions Of those who are unfriendly to
their form of government, and profit by
them. They should ascertain what are the
premises from which their conclusions are
drawn, and they should speedily remove il
if the evil is found to exist among them.
selves. Let not a n-glOriOus motive pre-
vent them from perceiying their faults and
their weak points, because exposed by an
enemy. The voice Of wisdom would direct
them to take counsel Of their observations
and watch to prevent the existence among
them of the causes which gave rise to
them.
Thus win they Preserl , front imPreg-
nable to every assault, and bid defiance to
every attack.
What are the causes which monarchists
assign for thus declaring that mankind when
under the dominion Of popular sovereignty
cannot successfully contend against the
powers of aristOcratic and kingly govern.
msntl They contend that the gales Of
popular opinion are ever veering, and that
the masses have not a fixed and determin-
ed purpose in the accomplishment of any
obiect-that to-day they heedlessly assume
an attitude before the world upon an impor.
tant question and declare it as their fixed
determination not to reliuquish il, but that
no sooner baa the proclamation been utter
ed than their course ischaHged-and their
position abandoned. They also declare
that the same policy which marks their con.
duct in peace, is adopted in war, and hence
their inability or their failure successfully
10 eombai tie trained forces Of monarchi-
cal dynasties. Can a doubt exist that even
now the kingly governments Of the Old
World have their eyes eagerly fixed upon
the American people watching their every
movement and anEiously hoping that they
may receds from The pcs ID which they
assumed in relation TO ID gon question
in the last presidential election that they
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM LoUI'
s1ANA.-On the 10th inst. the Louisiana
Legislature elected Gen. S. w. Downs,
United States Senator in place of Mr.. Bar
row wosc term expires on the 4th Of March
ls47. The wing members cast their votes
for John R. Grymes Esq, who is also
democrat. Gen. Downs is firm democrat
and is gifted with high order Of talents
He is worthy the exalted station he has beer
selected to fill.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25


MEDICAL CoNvENIIoN.--Amopg the
reforms now progressing which viii con-
tribute to the benefit Of mankind is that in
medical science. A ConVention Of the
practitioners ofmedicine recently assembled
in Paris composed Of some of the most
learned and distinguished physicians Of
Europe. Their object is to elevate the
profession, and effect such reformation Is
will prevent it from the degradation to which
it has been reduced by preteuders to medi-
cal skill, who are really ignorant Of the first
principles of that important science.
One changes it proposes to effect is
the requif ntof five years as the period
for attending to medical studies and a hos
pital practice OfOne year.
It's to be hoped that the great national
medical convention which is to assemble
in New 70 in May qext, will adopt sim
liar measures, for II pn'Otisn Of the sci
ence of medicine, and~5 practice in our
own country.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

or The accommodating officers Of the
steamers Charlotte, Meteor, and Yazoo
City has placed us under renewed Obliga.
tions for files Of late papers, furnished Us
during the past week.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

Itba eountrymen. We howeyeF indulge
the hope that the recent avowed purposes
e me British government has already ava
kened them to a sense of their duty, %
they are now preparing to meet in prop
er manner any emergency that may grow
ont Of the present difficulties.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

or A carrier pigeon dispatched from
Boston to New York, with foreign news
by the Hibemia, after an absence Of sever
a days, returned without asconpl i-hing iis
missiOn-stin retaining the letter npOPen-
ed.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

Dr. White United States Agent tof Ore
gOn, lea Wasbingioa CITY on The 9Th inst
81 dat Territory.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

or From an article in the Yazoo Ban.
ner commenting upon an editorial which
appeared in our last number relative TO the
Planters Bank bonds we extract the fol
lowing:
"a ,criter inthe last Yazoo Democrat,
,otsse identity ace cGnnot be mistaken IT,
the impress of whose PlOdding, inquisiIiye
mind stands out prominently to view IN
every sentence and in every well.turned
Deriod-has come forward at this late day
10 advocate the repudiatiOn of the Planters
Bank Bonds!"
We have only noticed it to Pronounc'
the insinuation, that we were not the au'
thor of the article alluded to, false.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

GEN. CAss.-This distinguished warrior
and statesman delivered q lecture on the
.'sprOgress Of knowledge" recently in Phil
adelphia 70 q large audience,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

ELECEION or SnERIFFa.--A bin has
been introduced in the House providing for
ths election Of Sheriff. viva vOise.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

Vme1NIA.-The House Of Delegates
has rejected BY a vote Of IS to 40, the prop.
Osition for COnventiOn Is amend the Con-
stiuutiOn Of the State.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25
YAzoo CITY.
wEpNrspAY, FERAUARY IS. ls40.

or Hon. R. w. Roberts will please &C
cept our thanks for having forwarded US a
copy of the excellent speech of Mr.. Ken
nody Of Indiana, on ne Oregon question,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

The RIGHT SPIRIT.-A Wing COnven-
ton which recently assembled at COlum-
bus, Ohio, resolved that the general govern
ment has no right to abandon or barter
away any POrtiin of the public territory
but it is "their duty toPreserve the hon.
or of the nation and integrity of our soil. 4"