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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-01
The Calirorria Erpedltion.

The accounts Of meeting Ct Cafornsns in the Arsenal
yard on Monday in the papers OF Tuesday 50 moor
rect in some respects as to place in dsagreeable ros
ton several parties Some papers state that letter
reed from the Secretary OF War, instead Of from Col
Bankhead letter from the Sc ,retary of Var was al
ludsd to having been received by relative its
tents not divuged but the opinion OF the holder
Of the letter. and the opinion Of the undersigned that
the Calfornans left will the favorable attention
Of government are made to appear part of the con-
tents Of the letter ladys mentioned in the
papers to the infinite chsgrin Of the undersigned. who
would not have spoken it, but connected with an 10
centivs to keep the together when every incentive
was wanted The lady in question actuated by the
benevolent motive ofreleving Distress and little deemed
that her name would appear in print.
THOs L. vERMEULE.
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State Constitutional Convention.

SEYr 29-Mr Townsend pre- the petition of Geo.
of STATE Board of Assessors eauaize the valuation Of
real and personal property Referred Mr. Clyde pre-.
scented the petition Of Peter Groat and others for the
transfer OF the funds appropriated to the literature fund
and to the Normal School to the school fund
Referred MIR Townsend presented the petition OF s p.
staples and Others OF New York. for the abolition OF the
Superior court of that CITY, and that additional number Of
justices of the Supreme court be assigned to said
Reierred MT Ihden moved reconsideratlon OF the
VOTE adopting the following section Of the article on
currency and banking
The Legislature shall limit the aggregate amount Of
bank notes to be issued by all the banks and joint stock
associations in this State existing which may be
hereafter established"
The vote reconsidered and the section rejected
The Convention then proceeded to the further consider
alton Of the report Of the committee ION interpretations
other than banking municipal" The first section was
debated at length and agreed to follows by vote Of
SO TO 81 =
IS The Legislature may PASS general laws authori.
banking manufacturing religious and such other pur.
poses as the Legislature may deem safe and practicable
and under such restrictions and Conditions and with such
powers and limitations shall he provided in such laws
but law shall embrace than species class
Of corporations, nor shall the Legislature grant any spe-
cal act Of incorporation in any provided for in such
general laws
The whole article then referred by vote of So
to ~, to select committee OF five. Recess.
afternoon Session.-The article reported by Mr.. An
gel in regard to the appointment &C, of local officers
ton OF sher clerks coroners and district attorneys
every two years, Mr. Bascom moved to amend as to
strike out district attorneys Lost Mr. Forsyth moveo
TO extend the term OF their offices to years nowCa
ried 46 TO a. Mr. Vanschoonhoven moved to amend so
to provide that these officers should be removable by
the governor by and with the advice and Of the
supervisors Of the county-Lost Mr. Harris moved to
strike out the clause limiting the number of
four.-Carred Mr.. Stow moved to provide that when
officers shall be elected to fill vacancies they shall hold
for the unexpired term ony.-Lost, so to 49, Mr. Stow
moved 10 make deputy sherifs ineligible to the Office Of
sheriff for the term succeeding their term of service
Withdrawn. Mr. Swackhamer moved TO strike out the
clause making sheris ineligible for three years after the
expiration OF their term Lost The first section was
adOpted Ar hau od q aeC making
clerks and district attorneys sslaried officers and requr
ing their fees, &c. to be paid into tho county treasury
Table. The second section struck out The third
section also Mr.. Hawley offered substitute for the
fourth section providing for the election OF commission
OF loans asd county reasurers-Lost, % to As Ad
journed.-.aibany Argus
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PhalOn's MAGIC n

PhalOn's Magic Hair Dye, new ana IN
valuable discovery neither smut nor wash on
being Liquid Dye which changes me Color
Of the hair beautiful brown tlsck without injury 20
the hair skin. The superiority ms 10
the mode appcarou aud Instant aneous oeI
dyes requiring twelve hours 70 produce any
change Its superior excellence VIII De 20 Nv
bots forwarded them BY express by sending cash. en-,
DER botts with u directions for use City gentiemen arc
- ali shs dspof and have their whke dyed
Bosus SsWesr S Chsssi sueet. agent for Philsdsphe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-01


SEPT so-Grdnd Larceny -Omcer Anesrson, OF the
LIST ward, srrssed yesterday Duchnan BY the Of
John Witter, charge Of stealing trunk containing
ITO silver guilders valued at 50 cloth cloak worth
SIS, cloth coat $40 and shirs and ether articles,
valued at So making in all $s2, belonging to another
Dutchmsn by the name Of - A portion Of the pro-
perry found in the Of the accused by the
offcsr. Justice Osborne committed hin fer trial
Highray Rob6ery-Dennis MsCasley was arrested
last night for knocking down and robbng John Tree OF
bundle valued at $40 while passing along Br cadway
Saturday afternoon. portion Of the property was
fsund the person Of the accused. Committed for
minati0n.
ATaken from f,vo Tnievss -Omcsrs Cornssn and elf.
ford of the 9Th ward arrested yesterday two old thieves
by the names Of Bill Thompson and Mike Newlar, on
suspicion of stealing trunk containing quantity Of
carpenters TOOLS valued at S2S. When arrested.
they eAdeavoriDg to sell them to junk shop man
in Mulberry street, FOR which owner is wanted APP
ed up for examination by Justice Osborne
Stealing Ciofh-A black fellsw called John Johnson
last night charge Of stealing fourteen
yards Of broad CLOTH valued at $40 the property Of Mr
William Diliger 26s Bleeeker street Committed ~
Justice Merritt
Ro5Sing Tul-A young chap called James Sullivan
detected in the act Of stealing money from the TIL
Justice Ketcham.
Drunk and Disorderly-Ann Murphy, the girl that
caused Bill Dinger be to the Safe Prison some
years ago brought In from Water street yesterday
by policeman for being drunk and dissrdery she being
complete vsgant Justice Osborne locked her up for
ave days.
Disorderly Hsuse-A woman called Margaret Stow
arrested yesterday by ofAcer Mc1ee OF the sixth
ward charged with keeping disorderly house at NO
Doyer and common resort for prostitutes Of the
very lowest description She held TO bail in $500 Tor
her appearance at court.
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including hoops rods &c, l79 ei2 unwrought s.sei,
5OlS-being upwards Of ss6 600 Liverpool Times,
Sept H.
An Account pursuant 10 the Act 9TH and sth Victoria.
Cap. 80, for the Week ending Oh Saturday tae 9th Of
Sept, 1886.
DEPARTMENT..
Notes issued 1901 Government debt ELI OILS 100
Other securities. 29st, 900
Gold coin u bullion 1873, lp2
hnili
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-01

Court Calendar, This Day.
CoMMor PLEAsNos. lie, 100, l22 49, rs, H. TO- o5, "a,
90, 81, 100.
Two Courts will be In session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-01

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MExIco.-The Wash
ngton Union, of the 18th ult., gravely and Off.
cially announces that Santa Anna spells Anna
with two ms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-01

Couar FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS, Sept
9-Present--Lt. Gov. Gardiner, and twenty
four Senators No. Is. ID. Coonley Sarah W. Coon
leyhr. g. Stevens heard for plaintiff in error Mr.,
Van Buren, for the defendant in errorsnd Mr. s. Ste
vsns In reply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-01
Protestant Episcopal Convention.


FIRST DAY.
Yesterday being the regular day for the meeting Of the
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
Diocese Of New York, number Of clergy and aity
sembled for divine worship at 10 O'Clock, NJ, in st.
Johns Chapel in this city, the place appointed for the
session to be held.
Morning prayer was read by the Rev. Mr. Haskin, Of
Willamsburgh and the lessons read by the Rev.
Mr. Mallaby, of Platsburgh. The sermon preached
by the Rev; DR.. Haight. The Rev Dr. Berrian rector
ter of the the Rev Dr. Lyel Of Christ Church in
this city; and the Rev. Dr. Creighton of Tsrrytown, off,
The Convention was called to order by the Rev. DR..
Haght who nominated the Senior Presbyter present.
titled to seat the Rev. Dr. Lyell, chairman pro tenn.
The Secretary then read the roll Of the clergy
list the parishes Of the diocese, the lay delegates from
which presented their certificates and took their seats
h The Convention then proceeded according to the fifth
article of the constitution, to elect President from
The Rev William Creighton, D. d. was nominated for
President and elected unanimously election by
ballot having been dispensed with by vote.
On taking the chair the President said that he thanked
the their renewed expression of confidence in
him. and that he would renew the pledge he gave on
S and d:chsSs. Of his once
The Rev. DR. Haight was then nominated, and elected
Secretary by rivd csce vote, and Mr. Chas N g. Row.
The President then announced the following standing
On the Incorporation of Churches-Hon. Saml Jones,
Rev. Evan NJ. johnson, and Mr.. Francis Barretto.
On the Diocesan Fund-Rev Orsamus H. Smith, Rev.
VIM Richmond, Hon. J. Burnet, Mr.. Cyrus Curtis and
the Treasurer.
On the Treasxrers Rsport-Messrs. J. Constant Frede-
rick J. Belts. and q. @. Van Waggensn.
On the theological Seminary-Rev. John Brown, d.
D., Rev. steuben Sherwood, D. D., and Messrs. VIM H.
Harrison, A. b. Mcdonald, and VIM. H. Hill.
On Canons-Rev. J. M. Wainwright, d. D., Rev Lot
Jones. Rev E. NJ Mead, and Messrs. D. B. Ogden G. c.
Verplanck, and 8. Jones.
Immediately after the President had announced the
Of the inspectors of election the Hon. Judge
net submitted the following resolution which he moved
should be printed and for the present laid the table
to be called up the following morning The motion
to print prevailed
Resolved That the trustees of the Episcopal fund be
directed to pay over to the nj Rev b. T. Onderdonk
D. of the income of the said fund (exceptng the
portion set apart for accumulation the of $4,000
nuay, to commence from the LIST day of October 1916
until otherwise directed by the Convention and that he
be paid at the rate for the period from the Sd Janu
ls46 to LIST October 1896 whenever the state Of the
fund will admit.
On notion the Convention adjourned to this morning
at nine O'Clock.
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fs9,760,s70

G2o76o $40 ff9.76oGo
DEPARTMENT..
Proprietors' capital IA $40 Government securi-
Rest ......... 386i,479 tles(incuding dead
Public deposits lin weight annuity El296l,7 33
GLIDING exchequer Other securities. 2,323,o3o
savings hanks. com Notes stz,a,w99
mssioners of Gold X silver CON-. oi<'so'
tionai debt. aud di-
sidend accounts :. 73lS,9l9
Other deposits 8,35T,W9
bills ........ s35,sT
cas- 229s7 f35, 1877
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-01

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION six
ty-secona convention of the Episcopal church, is
now in session in St. Johns Chapel. Our read
ers will perceive by the report in another column,
that the question of paying the bishops salary out
of the Episcopal fund, is again brought forward.
The probability is that this session will be as
stormy and protracted, and marked with similar
features as was that of last year.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-01
75IsI1' ACHE

hR. Lacount's Toothaebe zEiixEr is a sure
IL aad speedy cure for the most distressing
CONF laini that can aflict the human frame Ne
person who has decayed teeth should be without
this remedy. Some have Supposed the too.hache
.iDcurable without extraction. This il, howev-
er, mistake. The experiente OF the thoussnds
who have given this remedy trial, and who
have declared lift cost $40 per vial, they would
not be Without IL. proves conclusiyoly that ex-
traction is NOT necessary nd that the soothache
can be cured, and the teeth saved for useful pur-
poses. Let those afflicted Try, asad satisfy them-9
selves. II eosts bi so cents par vial, with al:
necessary directions for use
The public may resi- assured there is 10 dan
ger in The appli cation of dis remedy
Sold by BRowN & CO. Joliaf: and w. S.
MYERs. Eockpoft.
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q NISIez b sssss|
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Ind Vegetable Tonic and Restorative
Bitters. ...
Chicago.

A RE acknowledged by the hume reds and thou
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medicines ever offered TO the public. Those " no
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s In the South, where bilious disorders are so
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grand field Of their triumph, and though freq lent
attempts have been made to supercede them, by
persons whose experience should have restran ei
them fon tampering with human life, Spencer's
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their reputation, TO increase the vast demand
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the requisite supply. True science, however ig-
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viii Garry the day last; and for this reason the
medicines of Dr.Spencer being the resale of phil
osophical research and universally acknowledged
MEDICAL skill, will maintain their position in the
public favor, aslong disease exists, and health
is considered a b.sssirg
In all diseases Of the liver, stomach, and intes-
nnes, SPsncer's pills and bitters the only reli
able preparation. They clense the system of its
impurities, give strength and tone to all the ma
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purify the blood, cure dyspepsia and bilious COM
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ted by the profession to have 10 competitor in
the whole range Of medical science. rf2ssi-sf
Pills 25cts9 per box ;Bitiers 81 per bortlc.
Sold by BRowN & Co., Joliet; and w S.
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-01

Not long since company Of young
men went into certain al otsecary store
IN this town, and, after purchasing a
supply of cigars, sat down and began smo.
king thems when they were told by the
storekeeper that they either stop smoking
or walk out ''Fne business, replied
the suckers, 80 sell people cigars, and
not allow smoking ? The druggist repli-
ed, that he kept ''pukes" for sale, but he
did not expect people to make use ofthe
article on his premises. Suffice it to- say,
the smokers sloped. LINN Farner.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-01

heretofore been considered Icurable, such as Ui-
GERS Of the Larynx, Throat, Nose, Nodes, &c--
The ARCANuM EXTRACT is a compIste
Antdote TO the serious Evils produced by the mJu-
dicious Use of MERCURY. AS SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER it cannot be surpassed, work.
ing its way through the system with silent and
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Cleansing the BLOOD:
Removing DYSPEPTIC INFLUENCES
Soothing the NERVES
Removing INTERNAL Distinctions and Dis
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LIVER and LUNGS.
Persons whose Constitutions arc broken down
by the use of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, OF
QUININE, and any who arc suffering from
DISEASED LIVER, or an injudicious treatment
Of any of the above Diseases should use the AR
CANUgf EXTRACT without delay.
In complicated cases Of SCROFUEA aud
SYPHILIS, and in cases where The SyplIiltic
Virus of the Parent eauses a deveopement of
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EDY upon which reasonable hope of Recovery
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In numerous Instances, also, where liberation
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by the use Of this inestiniable Extract e
The Proprietors of the ARCAN UNI EXTRACT
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moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
efficacious to the infant well as the adult
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, observations on Inseusible Perspiration, and q
, Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
, Bottle Agents are supplied with the above PAM
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The ARCANUM EXTRACT is pre-
pared by JOHN WINER, Hamilton, Canada
} West aud JOHN WINER d Co., 50 Maiden
, Lane, New York, Sole Proprietors
Joliet; also by L. IL B0YCE,, agent for
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''PfOre AL Mihgs and hold fast to Adt rysies is
g0od."-PAUL. @
nj ONE need suffer from that distressing COM
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Thousands of certificates have been presented TO
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y, physicians OF eminence, aud Others sgho hayo
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loving from Judge Forrest, gentleman of the
first respec.abilty,in Jefferson CO., Ala suftice
jefferson county, Ala, Feb. a, ls45.
/ certify thai in the snfr,ner of l643. had a
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received no benefit from his prescriptions; my dis,
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DIR llull's Fever and Ague, and Fever Pills,
ann Ia using half a box was entirely cured, and
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VERSUS.
S A RS A p A LEI A .

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
aud established celebrity throughout the country,
which has been sustained by its virtues aud eff
cacy alone. as Il remedy for
SCROFULA. OF Kings Evil
Z ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
Long standing RHEUMATIC Affections,
Diseases of the SKIN, White Swellings,
s Diseases of the BONES, all Ulcerous Cases,
+ SYPHILTTICs & MERCURIAI. Diseases,
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I COSTTVENE SS; all CHRONIC & NER-
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Diseases caused by an IMPURE State of the
BLOOD:
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Sold6y CHAS. CLEMENT, agent fc
Ebic0GO b.. a-,t.t
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MINERS
Canadian Vea.anBiflsge.

90. -. ~ -E ~= FL ---E
The remedy to which we would call the atten-
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knowledged by all who have tried it, 10 be far SUI
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y destroys worms and inyigoratsi the whole sys-
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~ which wo:ms profnce thcir young, aud by re-
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1t WILDE seen by the following statement that
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Prooklyn, January 9Th, 1916
Messrs. John AViner and Co.-SIRs: am hap
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we gave her various medicines recommended in
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When we were roc 'mmended by n friend, who
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we did 50 without any expectation of its being
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gan gradually TO recover, and is Now in better
health than She has be en- for ten months
can now recommend your 'Canadian Yer
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point Yours, truly, 5s-
1900 .''' GILES McCORD.
Thes"Canadian Ver'niflge'' is only 25 ceat Is
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agent for ChIca CO..