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IN THE CUKE or sTKICTUKE.-ln. some former r.

nN THE CURE or sTRIC1URE.-ln some former
%.. O "ana
and IL hs fact that es9 ESs.
ever too much space the olowns remarks Will BE-
Judge whether he has this complaint or no. and its proper
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sfs "s ssabshs
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pain directing s ATTENTION s % H. ss Of 5 S
only when inflammation happens superadded and with
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two will Afterwards steal away so to wet little this u
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for period eight weeks. this would strengthen
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Of the degree by individual but is
structure which the patient does not obserys that
o serious eect though little understood but it
onably Ieed whoever considers the natural come
Of mind and sexual will easily imagine that
there is medium by which the mind SO werfuy upon
organs through the medium the sexual
the mind This however better explained il
The Private Treatise of the author little volume which
parts Of the world As the Of stscnre
proceeds the activity Of mind iuvanably returns.
On the Of structure; repeated that this certain
free from pain and generally accomplished
little time SO much this however, could have
been but such have been the late
this that by proper means and in the hands
Of careful and persons he cure . now accom-
Also who consult the writer personally account OF
distance & undertake the cure themselves and happily sue.
ceed To these forwarded the suitable and
together with the authors Private Treatise and such
enark and advice any particular may call for
DR. Ralph also takes this opportunity saying that he
be consulted those delicate diseases referred TO in his
yste treatisea his dwelling house 90 Greenwich street
York. from to IL A. NJ, and from to r. NJ (Sunday inva
rabl exceIed and those who apply in the early stage Of
these Diseases will be the simplicity and little
attended cure He believes however
chiefly those who have suffered long from certain class
of advertising people and other who properly
preciate his services . -
by letter, may be directed BOX 1863 Lower
Post Ofhce.' jy28 ltsrc
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Are speedily and eecualy removed by Abenethys boa
s%s Ss give and
sr msdns & AZ H
rine street, and 1T Maiden lane Price ST. with directions
speedy CERTAIN and e.etuai remedy for II: cure al
ii
quickly and sdcsy curing the diseases Of those tS1ssn
Be
persncsd physcisn who devoted his attention eselasv.
to an once practice Private entrance to this Sss
NK- JOHNSON, II Duane street, near chatham street,
s s s q S sss.s o1 i s St
years Dr. Johnson enjoyed the most extensive practice
sT ss:e N Y. The P
S.1s st sas cs Mo mater se bS S long S
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'S
q REAT CURE OF SCROFULA. MERCyRIAL VI.
EMS pDi 4 S and S0, " BY D.
hereby ssry that wa; eaca.Iy y Jc:.Si
9 ,s S Msss s
:;Ss Ssfs' si
b. nf
care soon began to mend and am entirely cured Sue
cured recollect that his only Office 20 Duane
erect GEORGE w. GIBBONS
- Clerk Of Fulton Market
We, the undersigned know the above statement be
rect. JAMES D. FISH, los South street
je2I 30tsr ]. WALSH, do do.
A MOTHER GREAT CURE OF ULCERS, MEECU
"A rial rheumatism, Pains in the joints Conncon of IL
ess and Arms Ulcer. Of the Throst NC Captain Richsd
Dr. JOSEPH ene No. 20 Duane fo the
formed by him after having been pronounced ncurate
The extent my complaint could not state bu. suffice
like mine; the liberation very
my body, my legs and contracted, per
fecty help and confined my bed life perfect
misery with what suffered from the ulcers and pains my
bones and oins to Dr. Hene No. 20 Duane street, shall be
thankful all my life time.
Captain RICHARD YATES.
be at the of Maiden Lane and South
je2t 30tsr
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gkh ,UUrEn 40 AM st,.st Detwson .na.ia1.
- William srrceu ha, for The last fourteen yeas enjoyed
die most extensive diseases oil medical
mar in New York RE the most aggravated cases Of
this disease and mild cured IN two TO nve Jaws sn9
the form Of structure n nom one 70 two
dsbIy Brought on by secret habit INDUCED In by young
men, This when too freely INDUCED bege dyspepsia,
teect and society cure warranted IN every
Post paid letters containing So for advice attended, to.
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Lave YOU SCURF OR DANDKUFF-Mr. Power
grocer Fulton had his hair completely choked
up with pandruf aud Jones' Coral Hair Restorative entirely
aud permanently cured it,
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. eH.RLysIoN-StesmshipS outhemer-i7s bags wheat II S
Levencb33 bags peas Sprague. Robinson coioo Dbl.
hour, 30 pkgs, various marks 70 order
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TO THE PUBLIC-0ive articles trial and Judge for
money refunded =

For sale also, BY Druae,,ts generally.
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M EDICAL CAKD-DR MORRISON ooik Fulton
v1 devotes his entire time To tho treatment Of private
Diseases COLLEGIATE education end practice Of twenty
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling DIR NJ,
and his claims their confidence perfect
OF no charge. 204x Fulton, Greenwich:
~ B. Letters, paid promptly attended to. jy26 3~rh
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MEDICAL ADvlCE-Dr. AMBROSE, member OF the
Nl Royal College of Surgeons, London, be confden'
tally consulted upon all diseases incident to the hum sm
w. His treatment, energetic and prudent Many long stand
sdcaly cured in few days. The most inyseIa,e cases Of
Palsy rheumatism &C., be speedily relieved by the aid
Of Electro Magnetism powerful machine being constant
operation Charge for advice and medicine 81 G. Chambers
xree & door from Broad lei m
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-08-04


Sinil fsfi erss surs soun,ied sby 800
s 100 man. aa,ler Ii, Den. arny. { Gak M SDs|
sRussY q ean niSnd had ssu he ssl consside "a.
i,ie l6ss. bur wii sI,e MSS lance oi sa n.
q titlery, they had cils III, efr ,yay,,,
;;hs river aa,i here wsitets sfor reinforce
meilta .aSs
CHI. Gates lespatchea tl,es New Or.''
lsAnss hac lo5s yera tsr Wi itll rednisiiions
fsoi. tsnn four cdn, I,aa infsns;
& 3try.S He had q Ian sent the siearnhoats Uny'
liIte and Mary Soners q tiiea river Gil!s;
q men 10 Russ sssisinnce s.
s The n e8 Oi leans aFri Sat ma Cruz
n .se 10Th St q 'tii1ck /, aT,t f,iiial
slhe ciiys it,s d stale of ex q iIemeni. len:
PisrneE Ind marc he'll pp I, 4 abnve atatad,
ped saf,oul ten sIs,iies from HE ltsy,s
when the advance gaartl camel ID and req c.
{ ted aS heayy force 5of feS Sisans Ht be Nat-e
innal Britige. wlil n ere marching tnWards
1he2city.S Gen PirTc greii,fafcetl his sllisS
f:Eon,snsnii with 100 men, aking ;f all
5000. In:se1nsrquenre 0f fElhfs difficulty
,ha reqnisiiion fr1nf CD. +. tGates on Col.
ftviison cpnld not be CON Piled seith. Tie
! New Orleans had on board s25 mariners
from the u s. elonp Sara ioga, 4 son q
si,arning oflhn l7th iHs,. anil An ils,i sitir
s'Fampico, previous idswhcll Gen. Fierce!
S had matched nit To lneettha euemy. The.
#New Orleans arrived nj I a,a riesi M ti,c
marning of the 18th. Il u. .av.. .@4pt, wiiia.,,
1 had gone up the river haa r:furgct, and
reported 40 follows us u ear NO euaia
ascertain: ~ h. ssa3sS
he troops under Get Di5ENssSy :t..
marched within sevensm,irss apsay. ,5aa
she ,nafnipg 0f%lhe l2u,, " ,.tu1 itfIo t,esf'
cansscrmn1encedia dia hssyy hfe ous.iem itots
Sall5sliIectinns. Capt. siqise fgpt his pises
pf farsiiiery 10 benr an thcni \ when aft cr,re.,
sceiSins sixEor eigl.tronnds nf grape. which
cuta lane through their line, they gaYe
way and aesl llo,he. .ctisparsal. The Ame.
ricans c,,ntinucd fighting their way. back
alOngclh road towards The river al inser-
Iyals until ,e Smorning of the I6,i., whep
: they were reieyed by reinforcement ar
Omen They returned tp Tampico al
alaiei hour aniihe 10th will lDssy,,s 90
killed, 10 wounded. and 9 missing. An1nns
the number WAS Capt. Boyd, who fell in
tho first charge, with three balls through
his boly;a Isn, hia First Lieutenant. vino
fell lmaslalIy Wuun4ed, and Wassiefi dying
an The field. N g So; =
Col. De Russy had several balls lhrough
his coal. Capt. Wise had his horse sh .,
from un'tfr him. The men aud e!icers
fought tbrsveiy. The names nf the Office. $
from Lnuisiana who accompanied Col. De
Rpssy are not recpllecid. The Mexican
'Ioss:rapprted BY Lieutenant 10 be $50
Killed anu I20Wounded The Americans.
also, lost 2 or Is horses anu go puck
mules. ;- sstg:
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IS Gipe the Dlcpit his Due.--Dr. Eger!on,
The la,a b,shnpof Durham. em f,ioye,i pcrs

-
ssstsSSst$ he na.pe ot Dne MS his agent, lind
out the true value ofthe estates held under
hsm, and, IN consequences of Due'ssre-
port, greatly raised bItfsthe fine and the
rsnts.nf his tenants, on which acconnt.lhe
.iniiowtng tuas. was frequently drnpkin The
ssbihssit,opric May llic Lord ,ake bishop, Md
The devil his Dus. ~ Is -, si..fss '
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Eve since tho satt lie tlent of 4
has been known slo pgssrss ysfS
sifths Every Bod
know " % sitrast iis essc' 4.
mother gives nd 6 Cherry \
worms Tor colas md ri alss ! I
adnlts Throughout onr ao 9
;;n,sking q compound OF
and dotheringre,lisnts ID
70 eofnplainta; incids nt M {
.is \ 4 stalspd dsby e1 esig,enss
! 'Sse q tar nloie I'm
3its q 'ers.he iirst stages 80 :.
matter how Tony :staa ssa {. !.
etc II isprpved 10 u tis.zE!Sg Z .E!
5.shas DR.. Yis,s
shs.Hiea a&extract ssf "A: 4
;fsons Tar, which
curing pp'nnanaf
Ter our l,es' absts -
ished the ihao,st..ei isSSfs {
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hefetoiore nm "; ss .t,i
None genui ~ a. 4
wrappeF. n q 4
b Fur sale in. Il
The Drus stoss 4 :;s 4
Carolina
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rs The'frientg
HEAD, Esq, ane
for Sheriff, at ttls
election. !;
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Candidate fonS
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

Whole number of deaths from June L. lsl5, to Ocean:
Number of death from spasmodc cholera at Manla.l
Number of deaths from yscntery. ........'' 'Is
From the Norfolk Herald March 81
The u. 3. steam frigate Mississippi, Captain Mayo
bearing the broad penIan Of Commodore Ferry ie me
Navy Yard yesterday afternoon and anchored on the Ma
val Hospital She will probably procesdto sea to-day
Commander Alex. Slidell Mackenzie goes out passen
ger In the Mississippi.
From tho Philadelphia Ledger, March
ARRIVED IN Dist REss-The U. g. steamship SCORPION
under the command of Commander Abraham Bigelow,
made hsr appearance of the navy yard Saturday ana
excited considerable curiosity, combined win sdmira
ton. at the beauty other appearance
ascertaned that she had put IN Tor repairs
in consequence OF springng sloak soon after leaving
New York on Thursday, which subsequently became so
serious to render dangerous TO cd on her vc
sge. Some defects in her machinery, which materisy
hindered her progress were among the reasons wncn
induced the measure.
AS soon as possible after she arrived the discharge Of
her coal was commenced preparatory to her being
ed UP on the railway of Messra Simpson Neal
which will take place this morning.
The Scorpion 10 rugged with three mast, ana carri9s
necessary repairs will detain her here but few days
and they be completed she VIII start aRs
for the Gulf ~,
So urgent ia tho demand for ship carpenters in our Ma
w. that the officers of the yard have instructions from
the authorities Washington to advance the price per
sy to S. which will be the price paid from and after TO-
day until the repairs TO the several vessels lying there
end destined for the Gulf, are completed.
About week ago the price was advanced from ~ 20
50 So but failed TO procure the requisite number OF
workmen. All our ship yards are now run down with
work and double the amount of work taken might DO
had If mechanics could be procured to do It,
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Movemerts OF Travellers.

These are the full am cunt of the arrivals found
registered last night at the following hotels:-
AMERicAN-W. c. Boardman Troy J. Wiimot, Phia-
delpha; w. Stewart, Va c. Williams, New Londonj
Hopkinron, do; Messrs Ripley, u s. NJ; @. Hancey,
L. = A; s. B. Ray mon do
AsTos-J HeneIckson Albany; w Lo?ez IN I.
Robertson, Richmond; Parker, Boston; Sherman.
Rochester; Isaac Waid Nysek Geo Moon, Boston; o.
Todd. Paris; r. Bratly franklin; Fleming, Nashvllej
hurgh T. Stephens, Phil L. Aukepbsrgh, do still,
Phil; G. March, ". " w. Hubbard. Virginia; Hon 3.
Phelps, Vermont; G. Gould. Phil u Akmsn, Mass W
Corcoran, Washing on; @. Evans Maine; J. Webb,
Salem.
CIrY-F. Cummings, Tennessee; j. Day, virginia; w.
Kelly, dol c. w Holloway. Kentucky J. Tay lor. North
Carolina; D. Patterson, Baltimore; Smith, Navyj
J. Stone, Philadelphia; w. Mony, do: H. Cary, do j.
Allen, DO; j. Miller, Long Island; w. Campbell Vir.
GINA; w. Powers Huntsville
FRANxLIN-A. GeIome, New Haven; w Arnold, New
York; r. Conovsr, Fhilsdelphia; H. Avery Ohio; A.
Powers, Lansingburgh; w. Robinson, New Haven, H.
Smith, Rhode leland
HowAaD-Bon J. McCrate, Meme; Paul Worth, N Y;
w. Davison, Ky; J. Kennedy. Philadelphia A. burla'
son. Alabama; G. Ewing, Mississippi M Bradsnaw'
nessee; M Anderlon, NJ Morgan, Providence; II Smith,
Louisville Hart, Alabama; Haney, Miss.i z: NC.
Elvoy, Providence Ross, Greenvile; y Rker, West
Point; w. Hooker, Rome NJ. Riley, Rochester M
Van Huskrk. Landpgbu' gh Capt FIRTH T. Coniey'
Buffalo; Kendall, Philadelphia j. Bailey Mass ;.
Brent, Long Island
JupsoS-H SMITH, N. Y; L. Snow do J. Myers,
Richmond, Va; c. Smith, Northampton; knight mart
ford; C. Levecquer, West Point; W. Hanford Phladsl-
phia J. Hoson, Baltimore; T. shier, Long Island.
RArHBUN e. simpson, New Orleans; ~. Murrsger,
EspeIsnce; T. Roussell Philadelphia; J. Nelson, New
York; W. Townsend, do; Fletcher, Jamestown; hdw.
Bodine. Staten island; I. Hslberth New york; bsoe-
dict, Texas; Geo. Prescott, N. Y.
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BUzNos AYREs PsIoGs CvRRsSr, DEC l2-Doubloons,
Spanish S3ls $500 each DO Patriot 37 ale do; Plata
macuquina. II 10 do for one dollars Spanish, 10
each; do Patriot and Paacones lsa leX do; six per
cent. stock 95 exchange on England oxd nomiDal do
France, 90 80 cent. per dollar; do Rio Jsneiro
at par, per patacon do Monievdso. per cent pre-
MUM; do on United States, II 49, hides OK, for Fog
land and Germany 50 81 per peseda; do for France 40
as do; do for North America, 80 SO dol do for Span
10 so do do sailed 4s 45 do; do horse, "a 2o do
each calf skins, d so per peseds; sheep skins, CON-
mon, "a as per dozen; do fine, 30 SO do; deer SIX
without price; goat skins do; nutria skins, AZ a s.,
nominal; Chincbiil skins, without price; horse
hair. Short a. 45 dollars per arroba do mixei, so
sc dol do long, 10 100 do wool, common, washed 10
20 do do picked, without price. DO do shorn from
skins do msstiza, dirty, Is IS do; tallow pure ~
% do do raw, Is II do; do wi grease, 90 ~ dos
jerked beef none. per qnintal horns mixed AGO $50
per thousand do OK 400 400 do shin bones, without
price do hide cuttings per leo lbs ostrich fea.
TIERS white, without price % black IS 10 do salted
tongues per DOZEN SALT on board, none per fame.
ga discount Ia per cent month
The highest price Of doubloons during the eek $500
the lowest price $685. tue highest rate OF exchange upon
England during the week AZ 1, the lowest 21sd dou
blooms 73s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

THE ITALIAN orEpA-"I Lombardi" performed
agsin last night, at Palmo's to toerable good house
though the seats not quite so well filed as they
were on the occasion of its former presentations The
singing was good Benedet Beneventsnc and Barii sp-
peared to good advantage. Bensdets performance in
the second scsns of the second act was ccmplete tr
umph; but whore all did WELL perhaps better
not TO disc riminate. Lombard" beautifully got up
and II were superhuous to say how well the principal
parts sung Toe choruses too are decideythe best
that have produced during the present season vet
there something that don't appear 10 suit The house
IL well filed night after night but the enthusiasm evinced
On other occasions not observable when this opera
being performed The effect preduced by the scenery
etc. really beau'iful-more it Is grand Tonight b.,
rili takes q benefit and tho house will be quite all
enough to contain he vast that will assemble
to show to the fair beneficiary how highly they spprsc
her talents The price OF bouquets, 1t Is predicted
will be up In the market to-day.
CHRIsrrs MISsrRELs This very successful band of
Ethiopian mnsrels present to the public varied pro-
gramme for this evening at the Society Library Their
programmes seem TO please everybody They are good
ocalsts, excellent musicians and incompatible bur
lssque Cachuca dancers. Their performance as Cow.
truly laughable They full OF mirth and wit, and
are sure TO draw good houses
Henri Herr and Camho Svori, have been delightine
the lovers Of music in New Orleans and the efforts 81
tho distinguished artists to have been well reward.
ed an their appreciated The concert rooms
were crowded o OVERLOOKING OF Herzs nrst concer !,
highest order He decidedly superior to any OF pr
predecessors His execution Is most brian ana "nss
Is quality, he combines feeling and brancy AZ
one moment he asonishes by the most rapid and won
derfu execution and the next, by his very oecse ~
tnato touches making each ,o"G xVsn ssss On the
beau hi trio from the Pre- CIscs displayed pom .ne
grandeur OF execution and the hs
cate feeling and expression, all Oh WHICH no
without the least apparent ehor''
We understand that the ground will be broken n Az
TOR Place noxt week for the erection Of the new Opera
House. ---------
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

Decision OF THE SUPREME COURT ON THK LI-
oRNsE LAw.-The right Of the States to regulate
the trade in ardent spirits. by granting licenses for
the sale of alcaholc liquors, has been questioned
by many able Law yels The Supreme Court, just
before the close Of The late term, gave a decision
which will settle this point, SO far as the right of
the several States 10 enact license laws, &c is
concerned. The decision Of the Court is, that each
State has right to enact such laws to regulate
the trade as they may deem advisable. This, then,
settles at last the question, tar as the right to
enact laws is concerned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

THE CASE OF CALVIN Russ 1t will be remem-
bered, that about five weeks since, Russ was tried
for cutting his wife's throat in the month of Oc-
tober last, at house in White street, found guilty
of murder in the first degree, and sentenced to be
hanged on Friday next. We now learn that a
communication was received in town yesterday,
from Mr.. Clinton ono of his counsel, that his sem
tencc has been commuted to imprisonment for
life
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

.s n that mort NJ the same Tine and sailed thence for
the coast OF Caifornia II 9th December The In
dependence sailed on the 18th December. The Levsnt
was at Valparaiso ON the 4th of the month on her
return 10 the United States II the intention OF Com
modore Biddie to sail from Cslao Tor Monterey ns
few days.
LIST or DEATHS THAT HAVE OCCURRED ON BOARD THE U.
s. 6HIP COLUMBUS, FRsM JUNE 1916 UP TO DECEMBER
20. 1896
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

MORALS OF Bosror.--The Boston watch returns for
the past year. o., during 1885, show that during the
time included in the report there 500 arrests by
the night watch OF this number 25l we're committed
for trial The arrests we're, for murder larceny 1874
passing bad money robbery assaults watchmen,
citizens and females. l6t gambling 3; keeping nouses
of illisms a males and iemaes) rescuing prisoner
males) night walkers % disturbing the peace 247 |;
fighting ia; d, unkenJess 3bIl vagabonds e6. The
remaining number OF arrests for patty offences in
sanity and temporary restitution. The number of
mitmens trial little less than one.ffth Of the
number of arrests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

New Posi- OFFICE LAw.-We believe that two
letters no longer 80 in one envelope to differ
ent persons; but two letters may 60 to one and
the same person. This is a silly law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

LOUISIANA DUELLING LAW The First District
Count at New Orleans made another attempt, on
the 29'h ut 20 punish Thomas and Lebeau principals
ana Dnroi and Cazeres, seconds in duel fought some
uule ago The duel was fought in room, with small
SWORDS, and DR. Thomas Yves badly wounded The facts
te sbundantly proved, but the jury would not agree
sha set osng Kept confined thirty hours they were dia
charged, no verdict having been rendered,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

NAVIGATION OF THE HuDsoN.-If the present
mild weather continues, the river will soon be
open to Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

The MAILS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND PHILApEL-
pHIA We publish in TO- days paper the reply OF
the executive committee OF the Delaware and
Raritan Canal, and Camden and Amboy Rail-
road Companies, to letter addressed to the Hon
G. w. Hopkins, by the Postmaster General, on the
transportation Of the mails between this city and
Philadelphia. The controversy between the de.
partment and these companies was commenced
by Postmaster Johnson; but from what we have
read Of the reply, we should say that he has got
the worst oft However, our readers can form
their own opinions This document reviews both
sides Of the question, in an able and impartial
manner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

PENNSYLVANIA CANALS. Official notice s given
that the water will bs let into the main line O. the cspsl
on the 10th inV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09

IMPORTANT LAw.-The following bill, relative to
proceedings in admiralty, has become a law. 1t
will be recollected we strongly urged its passage,
and we are glad to see that our exertions were
crowned with success. The merchants Of this
city, and the seaman, have a deep interest in the
matter.
Be it enacted, &s, That in any brought In the
courts Of the United States exercising jurisdiction in ad
miraty where warrant Of arrest other process In
rem shall issued shall be the duty Of the marshal
stay the execution of such process to discharge the
property arrested the has been levied, recev
ing from the claimant Of the bond stipulation in
double the amount claimed by the libellant, with su
cien surety be approved by the judge Of the said
court his absence By the collector Of the port
dtoned abide and the decree Of the court in
such and such bond stipulation shall be
ed to the said court and judgment on the same both
against the principal and suretes be recorded at the
time of rendering the decree in the original
Provided, That the entire costs in any such case, in
which the recovered by the lbeant shall not
exceed hundred dollars, shall not be than fifty
per cent Of the amount recovered in the which
costs shall applied first to the payment Of the usual
fe es for witnesses, and the commissioner, where a
missioner shall act the and the residue to be d
vded pro between the clerk and marshall under the
direction Of the Judge Of the court where the
be tried Provided further, That attorneys proc
fees shall be allowed paid out Of the said costs