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The New York herald., 1848-11-04
N.osr ExrRAoRpINARY woaK-TO THE MARRIsps

M oST EXTRAORDINARY wo2K-TO THE MARRIED.
NI or those marriageThe Married Womana
Private Medical Companion, by DR. Maurioesu Sixth ed
ton Price This work meeting with most Astounding sAo
cories already been disposed Of Every female
getting copy whether married unmarried although II in
especially married discoses
which known to them particularly Here female
can discover symptoms the Efficient
dies mode OF every For sale n
Broadway ve publishing ooe l29 Liberty street New York;
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delphia; Little Co, Albany; w. Davis Boston On the ~
ceIt copy will BE- transmitted by mail tree OF postage
All rsrts Of United States AL cors must DO addreseed
post paid to Dr. A. MAURCEAU box liza New Vors ofw
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IINION COURss, ]. lon MONDAY, NOVEMBER6 AT
u ore clock, IN, SA0 miles wagons
celebrated trotting horses from paterson,
half o'clock against tme for SfUDc
Lady Besen rot miles within the houk
harness Immediately after match for SU milo heats In
Bertne blk John Spcer
Long Isaud Girl The leave South Ferry for ,hs
O'Clock and return after the sports adis
TO all parts Of the Course % cents
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q q REwABD.-syOLEN ON THE lsT OF SEPTEMBER
YLC gold desched lever Watch aud Chain M Tobias,
1oLdon, maker No. l2S4 Is jewels goddia and gold
Will said wach and ctnr the West
street receive the above reward and questions asked
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TVN BROWN, STONE SEAL ENGRAyER AND HERALD
Pa'ptr 2ol Broadway corner Of Murray up sairs
Amt graved Ladies Seals Sgne Rng Pencil Cases
epgrav Arms, Cres 30 Coais and paint
ed 81 upwards Books Of Heraldy aCOO names In
| forme piys N N Ueraldry.
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+ IQt I'D HAIR DYE-NO EQUAL-ALExANDERS TRI
IL cobnpbe Improveme Of 1915 The Liquid
Hair Dy known for dyeng the hair whsker
raj black exactly the natural color
hair 10 defJ detection It's effect IL
permanent 1t car be used with the greatest 1t
free those properties usual in ali limitations
bated IreperatoD) ofvDg unnatural red prPe
the hair egenupe article for sale by respec.
table Drugg throughout the United
Cia,ke Co. broadway; Thomas Maxwell. William street
A. i ID. Sands Johnson, Moore u Taylor Maiden Lane
NV York or R. & A. Wrisht. Phiaae plda. -
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tnton his improved svle OF Fall Hats for
nat notwithstanding he scl them ut ~ cent lee
an gulnr price tor the beat quality Of silk Noskns
will be found susri, elegance and fully equal the
sold by other
81 bye dols,r J. N. CENIN, 2lf Broaiwry.
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ID NV. JOHN N. MAFFITT-rHE SUNDAY MORNING
N News, tomorrow, will contain further testimony In dc
fence OF the vile charges against Mr. Mstt, uding
Ms whio Isp with other letters deep
AID ieauu aud correct portrait of Mrs Mstt In
uuonce the pied demand article OF last will
rtuthedto New,men will please send orders
fe M n tree pr'c cent
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ID EUM ATISM.-MORE THAN 900 CASES OF RHEU-
III asm have cu,ed by the Of Dr. Townsends
snrsa parilla within the ls,t three yea-s
acsd with distressing pain In my
hin Joint bad could walk without And
n neh Of The time Obliged keep my bed tried several
relieve then called OF mp
6st not help heard Of Sarss
per obtained bottle ana in few days entirely cured
me,a | am IA well now A5HbELL WALKER
Albany Jan. z. Isi5. 22 Daniels atrcet
P,i, cnaI ofne Fulton street.
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AA OhA PERSONS AND l5lG0 SUNDAY SCHOOL
I,OOO scholars have visi,ed Haungtpns Shared vi
mas peuge To great
of will be exhibition
o'clock aud evening until further notice The
Walker street.
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fuRTAIN MATERIALS. CARRIAGE Innings, AND
~ Pushes( onstsntly receiving by the latest srnvas
omtee Of these foods Also Silk and Cotton Vel
vete high oolore, Florercet 30. For sae by
F.S SIS A. MARITIME, Importers and Jobbers
liz william street, John.
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HANGING, MR.. CHARLES BYRN. RECENTLY FROM
- London beg to to the idi and gondemen Of
New prepared dancing
drg the mot fashionable modes pracsed in Londos
embracnx the POLKA, Cesrius Waltz Waltz Temps Gallo
pade Vas Cinq Temps Cacbucha Retowa ~ai tho Mazour
kas with Hobiack Step the Fuoco with carnets drilling
Soeptre exercises, Department Mil de Ia Cour Schoh
&C. Families and schools attended at their
rcsjer the Of few days notice will given
o. his con academy for dancing Address Is
Bleecker street
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS-JOHN CATTNACH, TRUNK
Manufacturer No. Wall street, Broadway has
hand and constantly making good ounks
vases Bags and Satches Wholesale and retail Also
superior article Of Sole Leather Trunks suitable for American
European travel and for the French
the West Indies South America, filed des
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II d JACKSONS PATEllT UNCIATORS-rHe SUB-
scribe manufacture the above machines steam
and private dwellings, and the only authoa
All persons Iecautoned against infringing patent
makers them Orders executed and
waualted. p d. JACKSON CO,
192L William street, Ne York
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The Electric telegraph.

Our Geographic summary to-day, comprising
the proceedings in Congress and in the State
Legislature. miscellaneous and commercial mat
tiers, Sc, although not of highly important
character, will be found very interesting. In the
Senate, Mr. Dix, of New York, presented reso-
utioes from the Legislature of his State, instruct
lug the senators and representatives in Congress
from New York to vote for the Wilmot proviso in
application to all territory that may hereafter be
acquired or annexed to the Union. Mr.. Niles
continued and concluded his speech on the Ten
Regiment bill. In the House the feature of the
day was debate on the eighteen and half mil
lion loan bill This bill bids fair to take up as
much time In the House, as the Ten Regiment
bill has done in the Senate. The same ground
will have to be gone over, and probably ma
jority of the representatives will take occasion
10 express their views for or against the loan I;
and also on the policy of the administration in
relation to the Mexican war. But read the tele-
graphic column. The business transacted in the
Legislature consisted of debates in the Senate on
bills for appropriations for the State Prison. Nor
NAL Schools and the State Luuatlc Asylum, and
the passage of an amendment to the act author
izing banking In Assembly, the bill to reduce
the capital OF the Equitable Insurance Company,
nasced
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MIR. CLAY md General TAYLOR.

The position of Mr.. Clay and Gen. Tay lor, s
candidates for the presidency, is very curious
Some insinuations have been given of late, that
Mr.. Clay wished to decline in favor Of Gen.
Taylor. Others think that, whether he should
decline or not, Gen. Taylor will equally get the
nomlna,ion OF the wing convention.
There is good deal of mist and fog in these
matters at the present moment. Mr.. Clay and
General Taylor stand towards each other, and
before the wing convention, much in the same
relative position in which Mr.. Clay and Gen.
Harrison stood towards each other eight years
ego. 1t may be thought doubtful whether Mr.. Clay
and his friends will consent to play the same
game which they played at that time. At all
events, we have been informed of some very Gu
rious facts which have occurred at Washington,
bearing on this point.
Ii seems that at the first caucus held by the
wings of Congress, lo2 were present upon the
vote for holding a national convention. Of
these, ninety voted IN the affirmative, and eleven
or twelve In the negative of that question. 1t is
perfectly we'll known at Washington that this
vote is an indication of the respective numbers
of those who are in favor of Mr. Clay and of
those who are against him. The Taylor men
go against holding any convention; the Clay men
Outstanding with which it was made, it seems,
therefore, that General Taylor has ten or twelve
members of Congress in his favor among the
wing ranks, and Mr.. Clay, on the other hand,
about ninety.
It appears from this fact that Mr.. Clay has the
best chance Of receiving the nomination of a
national convention The friends of General
Taylor do not give up the ship, but are determin-
ed to run him, nomination or no nomination
In the interval between the meeting of the
convention, they will do all they can to procure
his nomination by majority of the convention.
II they fail IN that, they will run him as third
candidate, in the expectation that the election
will be brought into the House of Representa-
tives In the House, the friends Of Mr. Clay
think that their man will have the best chance;
while, on the contrary, the friends of General
Taylor believe that he will have the best
In this position of affairs, the contest betwe en-
Clay and Taylor becomes exceedingly interest
ing; and upon the decision of the convention, to
meet the 9TH OF June next, in Philadelphia, will
hang the result of the presidential canvass com.
pletely and wholly. At present. all is doubt and
difficulty.
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PRINTING OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIo-
LATToN OF THE LAw.-It is well known that, ac-
cording TO law, none of the aldermen or assis-
tanl aldermen of the corporation, can participate
in any of the profits growing out of the corpora
ton contracts for work done, of any descrip-
lion.
During few months past, the Tribune has
been publishing several long advertisements of
a special character, for which we believe the
corporation pays pretty high price. Alderman
McElrsth, one of the proprietors of that paper,
participates in the profits of the Jobs given to that
journal; but how can he whip the devil around
tue stump, and while he is an alderman, accept
those profits, IN the teeth of the law forbidding
him 10 do sol
We should like to be relieved from our doubts
on this subject, for certainly at the present tme
we are in dilemma, and we trust some mem.
Der OF the common council, of any party, will
make motion to enquire into the matter
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest Corner Of Fulton and Nassau sts'
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

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IN edition lin the French yell IN the English Ian
Suas,O ,r Re published the ddy of The departure of
zach steamer for any port in Europe Nth Intelligence
from parS Of the .fmsricdn continent TO the late
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London
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Della, for the Campaign.
.apVERTISE MENTS (nsp epery psorning) at req
sencbe prices; to BE- tcrltte plain legible manner
Ihe reIsfnT not rssponts5se for manuscript
PhiNTfNG Of oil kfpdf executed beasnfiltp and ,0ifA
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ILL LETTERS 5F mail, for subscriptions, Or with
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NO NOTICE can be taken Of sncnysoIs cos~tsnsee =
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
AIpANv Esh q 14da


ALBANY, Feb. 9, le4s.
Senate.
APPROPRIATION FOR THE STATE PRISON.
Mr. HALL reported bill making appropriations for thu
Sing Sing Prison.
LAW FOR MECHANICS.
MIR. Fox brought in bill for lien law for mocha
mics.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS.
Mr. WILKIN offered resolution fer raising select com
mittee to report the expedsncy Of continuing ap.
propriations to State normal schools.
BROOKLYN ORPHAN ASYLUM.
The bill in relation to the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum
was passed.
BANKING BUSINESS.
A bill to amend the act authorizing the business o.
banking, was presented by MIR. Ayrault, and passed.
rRE-EMPrIoN RIGHTS, &c.
bill to amend the act relative to certain emption
rights real estate, and chattes real passed in COM
mittee and ordered to third reading.
STATE LUNArIc ASYLUM.
A bill to amend the act authorship o State Lunatic
Asylum was taken up and deliberated on.
LOCAL BILLS.
number of local bills passed through the Committee
Of the Whole, and were ordered to . third reading.
Assembly.
THE OFFICE or CHANCELLOR OF THE SUPREME COURT.
MIR. RAYMOND reported against the petitions to con.
tnue the ohicss Of Chancellor and the old Supreme
Court to July ls49.
THE EQUITABLE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
bill was pared to reduce the capital Of the New
York Equitable Insurance Company.
The bill TO amend the revised statutes relative to
state lands by foreclosure partition suits in New
York Kings, Richmond and westchester counties, was
rejected The object Of the bill to allow commits
supposed indirect attempt to getround the
stitution abolishing the ONCE OF master in chsnoery
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS AND NorARIEs.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill sutho-
rizing the Common Council Of cities to appoint com.
miseioners Of deeds and notares public motion to
strike out uotaries was debated and carried.
Mr. Paws moved to give the appointment Of notarie,
to supervisors but question being taken the
tion, the committee rose and the House adjourned.
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New ORLEArs Fen. Sd, ls4s- Cotton s active to-day
at full prices but the Gales of Sugar have been very
small on account OF tho rain. Prime Mossses goes of
at 10 cents Flour IL very dull Freights-Two engage
ments made at Liverpool. Exchanges Rates are de-
cliniDg
BALrrMonE, Feb Q, ls4s.-The -four market to-day Is
nrm 500 barrels sold at S. u.s. Corn meal Is dull
Sales Of 5000 bushels Of wheat made at previous
quotations Corn Sales Of 10 900 bushels were made Mt
so to 50 cts. Whiskey is without change In price.
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CONG AHgAp.-The New York Herald con-
tains an off-hand review OF the changes wrought
of steam, electricity and the press, during the
last six months. 1t contains daily full lntelIi-
gence from all the principal theatres Of action in
this republic, of all events not only as they
occur at distant points, but the thoughts, opin-
ions and promises OF each section. Out OF such
juxtapositon Of American events and opinions,
tits enabled to get glimpse of the goal towards
which our country IS tending. II sets down the
tnimndlty manifested by Clay and others, to their
Leafs Uilion, Jan. ~.
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Gov. SHuNK's ILLNKss.-We learn from Har-
rabure With regret thst the health Of Gov Skunk Is
much enfsebled by the wasting effects of chronic dys
sucry and his frsn entertain serious spprshensoos
a 70 his uitmats recovery. Philadelphia Nsrh ,amsr.
eau, Eel. OH. ~
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MAILS FOR EURorE.-The steam ship Acadia
will leave Boston on Saturday next Her mails
will close in this city at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. The Weskiy Herald for Europe will
be ready at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Shipping Intelligence

Nrw ORLEANS FEB a. ,rr ships Uaion, and Avalanche
fom New York; Cairo from Boston and bark indiana or
Cd ships Also aud Arkanzas, and bark Rio
for Boston; bark Clauon brig Florence aad schr Montreal
covN Votk
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APPOINTMENT BY THR GOVERNOR AND SEN ATE
-.fsb s-Jcssph D. York, Of New York, notary publ
vice John 3. ycyk, term sxpire6
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AsIUsENFNTs THIS EVENING

Park THEATRE.-Sands. Lent Coz AMERICAN
Circus, in their various performances.
gnVERY THEATRE. Bowsyv -AsMopEUs-THE VIR
GINA MuMMY-VicroRIEE-AT oMPKINs BLUE.
CHATHAM THEATRE. Chatham rtr.et--METAM
IA: The asst Of the Poywogs-LrvrNG PicTuREs-Ao
MES LIZ VEpE.
PALMO'5 OPERA HOUSE, Chambers street-MopEI
ARTISTS
BROADWAY ODEON, Broadway-CoMIc SINGING
&c-MoDEL ARTISTS.
MECHANICS HALL Broadway; Broone street.
ETHIOPIAN sISeINo-BuRLEsauE DANCIvo. &c.
PANORAMA HALL. Broadway, Houston 1t - AN
vkpns psyoRtNi THE Mtesrsuppr
BRuNETTi's MODEL Arc JERUsALEM-Two eX
hkitiors. at aud ~ O'Clock, p. NJ
S = =.
New York, Thursday, February 10. ls4s.
ADVERTISEMENTS received for one inser-
4. L.
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EUROPEAN NEws.-Wc may now begin to cx-
peci TO receive some news from Europe by the
Sarah ssnds and Hibemie,
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Theatrical and Musical.

BROADWAY OpEoN The comic singing, Grecian ex-
ercises and though last not least the Model Artists at
this place Of emit attract great numbers Of visit
ters every evening The spirited manner in which their
entertainments are produced will keep up, We have no
doubt, the success which has hitherto attended the
Odeon.
CHRIsrY's MIssTRELs.--The usual variety Of songs,
dances &c. by these eccentric Renusee and the usual
concomitants of crowded room and great applause.
They may be fairly looked fixtures In New York
people op e' ane% go Sas. evss s
tanned such fame in single kind Of performance as
these Minstrels have.
BuRrrss CIRcus-An excellent company of equestri-
ans under the management of Mr.. Burts, have been
performing in Newark. and to open on Monday
ming next, at the Bowery Amphthestre.
BRuxErrfs ANCIENT JERUSALEM We can recon-
this beautiful model to the attention OF ALL young
and old, learned and unlearned We are glad to hear
that has been well patronized since it has been exhibit
ed As the proprietors do not intend remaining long In
New York, an early visit is advisable.
Miss MARIN's AND Ma HoYr's CONCERT These
blind musicians are making great preparations for their
prived Of the blessing OF sight they peculiar claims
the public, besides which they fns musicians and
Mr. Hoyt the composer Of many beautiful pieces Of
music.
COMPLIMENTARY CoNoERr.-Amopg the many CON-
piments which it has become a custom to pay at this
season Of the year, We know of mona moro richly de-
served than that which pleased to learn is In
tended to be bestowed the Reverend Moses Marcus
This excellent gentleman, most Of our readers pre-
George the Martyr. and missionary to poor British emf
grants, offices which he has filed with self sacrificing
spirle OF 0evOtop wen worthy u noble AIM We trust
that this will truly prove tangible benefit slight
measure Of reward for his faithful and untring
tions, and that duties arduous which daily per-
formed, will meet with reward beyond bountiful yet
empty praise. We have ample evidence that the posi-
on Of the reverend gentleman is of high response
biity, calling into service abilities of the best ORDER
and we can testify not only from our own observation,
but from common report" how we'll his dutes have
been performed Many Of the most distinguished vo-
calists both male and female, have volunteered their
services and the concert which will take place the
evening Of Thursday, March ID will doubtless bs
Of the best which has yet been given.
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ARRIVAL OF THE
PACKET SHIP
ISAAC WRIGHT.
THREE DAYS LAlER FROM tUa0PE.

The magnificent packet ship Isaac Wright,
commanded by that extraordinary skipper of the
seas, Captain d. G Bailey, arrived early this NOR
ming from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the
18th ult.
We have thus received three days later news
from Europe
Our time will only permit US to say that to the
18th there was slight advance in cotton, and q
decline in grain.
The steamship Hbernia from New York had
arrived at Liverpool.
The gold was accommodating in the Bank Of
England.
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The Weather.

ALBANY, Feb. 9, lS4S.
The weather is very cold-lhe thermometel
ranging below zero this morning.
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The trial Of Lewis Cummings for murder, (al-
luded to In my letter to the Herald by the mail,)
has resulted in a verdict of mansaughter.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET. JAN 1.-Two o'clock-Our
stock market has rather a heavy appearance
although we have had active business In oonsos at
81 to u for money and time in the early part of the
morning Prices better, at s7s to d. but With
fewer transactions. The funds come lower both from
Paris aud Amsterdam which ia CAUSE of the duness
of the market here Reduced Threes. SIX to q Three
and quarter per cents, ssh to "a Exchequer Bills 25s
to 27s premium Bank Stocks l94 to 7.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, MONDAY, Jan 1.-THE
brought by the cteamer have had little effect
here market Sales estimated at 5000 bales to
the trade and in the mddug and inferior classes there
is perhaps advance of "a. on Fridays rates.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET, MONDAY, Jan IL The
Grain Market has been very inactive during the past
week. The recent sales of wheat have been at reduc
ton of Cd per bushel old and Sd per bu'hel
the rates Of Tuesday last Flour has likewise de-
cinep Cd per barre-oats Id per bushsl. and Indian
corn Is per quarter Little hiss occurred in the
vrlue of barley, beans, or peas
LONDON Conn MARKET, Jan. l7.-Our market was
toeraby well supplied with wheat by land carriage
Piles from the counties; the condition of many
however, very indifferent Selected parcels saea-
BILE at reduction of Is per Or upon all; inferior and
Of conditioned lots very dull SALE at decline
fully per Or Sales of foreign proceeded slowly ut
abatement Of Is per for all but the choicest quail
tiles Barley dull trade but cannot be quoted lower
Oats in moderate request at previous rates Beans
and peas were unaltered in value.