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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, lS45
Horrisburgh Correlation FIRE ehgrap.ic In.
ter, upton, &c, &c
The delegates selected yesterday to the Har-
risburg convention, by the county delegation.
are all pledged to the support Of Mr. Dalls for
nomination as President
This was Inauguration day at Harrisburg and
az noon the members of the Legislature met in
convention, and after Governor Skunk was
qualified, he delivered his inaugural address
The document Is spoken OF as an able one, and at
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81 Il KIrl ii Il he Il A LID
Port of New Yorn; january 10, IsAs.
Cleared.


ships-Fancois s .tia H. uburr Schmidt Balchen:
b,iance Jsl,~ Lisbon. = Clark; New York, Hull Cha.
b rhs-,5ls,issa lark, Ponce r. and St Thomas, T
jewen; Charles William Wade Nab e. Long Everett
20; Vii MT COS Lawrence HALIFAX n $, Crolius < Eve.
schs Glenroy. Perry. 3, Mares. Ga Nesmitb & Walsh:
Pluto mn nd Baltimore, Mslard & Lsrd Arrade. VII.
hs%, h a sa tH1 se'o" Providence
Arrived.
,steamshp Cambria Harrison, Liverpoo Jan 2P.M Lat
Al on 81 o. anged signals with the English bark Fro
steam hip Missouri. Bes,oa. Have, D.ca
fecket hip victoria Lord, London and Portsmouth, Dec
Pacs,t n Hrvre An,wo,ih Hsvr,, Dec H. with ml,.
.ens' With onioa paes.t showing the x signal in her
70, sor; IS dsv' from Cfoa,t,dt, nussa
Picket ,h'p Iowa Whedeo Havre, Dec /, with md,e TO
Full Prussan seaman, overheard who was drowned
50 teeraa p,sssns' Three Of the irons for
ssip p .s D,vI, Hsys Dec 10 to Tyson Sid N
co wi sn aS % 1r ew Orleans E1
Shio edstor Stark L.udon and Portsmouth, Dec 18th
Sae and 81 sua aisaA wh
No date lon 40 let 4s exchanged signals with North
Snip So hi, W..er lof Boston, wswsll, Palermo. 81
Ship dorte ey Collins. New Orleans 81 days. with cot on
&c ATKINS e 81 ..tant la "a s. Ions spoke ship
Bsrk Odd Fellow watuer. Psie'm". 81 DAYS with r,u,
Brig american Nc Nair, Savannah y d,ys to Durham &
Brig Aimed, Hsllock ApaiacbcOa 10 DAYS. wi cotton,
gfS Rem ger, wir.Or Mal,s. Dec H. with fruit to J
Robinson Dec H. spoke ia the straiu Of Hbra a. brig
aw her in Ia; ne lon &c Passed Of the Light Of Mai.
bark Mcntenama from Gibraltar for Mat mas:
Swedish brig suoe iS Pehn Goteabnrg. and days from
's ssS1 o pn~s % Powell Wlm
scir Cora Middleton. Newnern, n G, corn.
Below.
srTd SsaeSn1.- day m Genoa with %
rofn MaIsanilla with loswood and palm leaf
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GREENFIELD. fngs, SKINNER seeker Hage and % the
HAysE-shp rrobu.1H p.nvs;. England; F Marshall; "
| land; Levy, France
Foreign imPoraaiIons.
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Passengers Sailed.

SANTA MARrHA-Ratk B R0ts-Gene al s Taylor, U 8
Colsr for Santa arhs and lady; Coonel M Rogers An:
tonic ID D Abello Ostrander. II Wadswo,th,
Martin, Rsws'eer, Mrs Joy and child, Molm Strong,
aud & in he
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PHILApELrH Jan 20 YM-Arrivrd, brits VIM NJ I2o
gers snow Dos on; heb wslu seIs, dos Louisa Be,ton
oIernhl d do; G,orse Riots smh do: Eugeuia Hu. hes,
AlszsndrIa. Joh1 LBstnef, Scme,s, tha-iesron
Cleared chs Hart lane, Per Mubi e:
Wilton Wilmington, {; itsamer eleg aph Layman Be-.
tiroors. -
Miscellaneous Record.
ScHR saRhH ANS at sontevd,o fom Papeo-es. on tie
2h Nov havg 5os I'd Captain David Bs,-
let nnd ten her belonged Eng sh brig Mi.
chcl William ON he port OF Aberdeen scotland for C.
q1Imho wuh ofc Al When 10 lat IS 4, aud lon
% % W. 1n the 2s -ept.m er there evident
M cargo hvng c.ught fire ed greatly hy the
&c ID that they 'biged abndo the vessel and le Ia
the boat to avoid beng burntdup TIE
e wanderpgit DAYS on the arrived Paaaones the
WI october and 81 that had only bscuis
letL No yts were lost " IL IL somewhat cu ,u.n az,
,hr tichatdon whch INTO this port with fc On boa
ws' also gong to Coqusmho with coil
scan Jas Orr tof scitost, Bruce Pr uid,uce from
Ezf eth Cuy, " - on the I'd inssnt. during calm wa,
carried n'hoe Ocracohe Bar bv The current vh-ir sh-
humpcd heavily several times and Leaking bad
BIZ, to hacks has lie he'd 400 per honr durinv
he entire passsPe-sitsmpd ~ Norfolk New
Yo'k hD DID not succeed Of heavy gales
o. the 10 h. of The Cspes ofths Delaware armed away 70
boom &c
BANK CoIvMBa. R,echer, at Msl-es the 10th nj,
He crew had eiU ed duty account Of the berry
discharged Ihe sioor-f war Warren touched az NaIa.
Colombia.
S-IP Nsvr.sKfr which nut into Fava in distress some
time s,c~ ber passqg, from Newc se Eus fDt New
fnk, with col ndemped. Ceptan and crew arrived
on Monday IN the IT James.
HanK NaTcHsz--rns towboat Fo-bes, which return
eu rom The " the bark hatcher ashore near Bostop
on V~ss'ns bfoas 70 buadss leather 20 bales wool
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN-Packet ship VIcrora-RevJ Garden, N York;
Coeg-s Bedford; r Williams London; Lindsay
cansda; Campbell do; Wh,lchurch. London Miller,
H1yRE61Packet ship Hsyre-Mr Townsend and lady: Mr.
and MISS Polrier Edmund Poer. GofschmIdt. holhands
Greenfield Frnxs Skinner seeker, Hage, and SO in the
Storage.
D, Missouri; Borne, N York; w Hoffman and lady, Hol
land: j Levy. France - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

DHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUsE-DR KINkE-
In GERMAN PHySIf IAN, 10 yesrs rtsidsni prarti.
oner in Phiader he Of all diseases OF he sk;p
mIads, ors delicate nature rne ,s Give HABITS ofvoub
valid. whose copaius IA the most denperne Condition
depend ON bsina always condus,d b. DR. X hIm eIf
Nth ompt ine and eneget treatment to Ierect cure
Strangers uaveinR supplied at moments uote with medi
NC sufhcitnt In cure ihr an
pvnfr mennrr Cure warranted charge required ct
'er pos, pad viii me., attention Resd,nce NJ w
corner ~ mud ard Union stees half from the Ex
-hnnss uli rsr,cu'au 18th ~ ths rhllads
shm Spri, = The Ii,nsss
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NJ EDlCAL AtDDr Morrison 7osk Flu ton s., Get do
VA votes his entire time 10 the treatment Pvste Diseases
Recent eases, particularly (bnorro9s, he cures In afcv
DAYS Constitutional 6eby4som secret habit inducing
nocturnal EN- ssns and 'mpolency, radically cured BY
him. Structures he cures without pain. See Ms po.
with the signatures of Sir Ashley Cooper A. Carlisle
&c IN his Office. 20ik Fulton perfect cure eusr.
anfert.
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DaV Ale Dl,EAsko IN ALL ST UrS MD UN.
der any cir umstanc's cured in fro hree five da, by
" Lamots French REMEDY ,he only M dcin- Of he
snd TINT can be taken with ssfsy sd hope Of esyipg
the healthy condition IL entirely veeetsbe
agd the Sold only at l2 Fulton A.
New fo X Price 81 LstteIs paid, will he promprIv
stended to- and the medicine for ded against
n 4Eeee
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s GS s .~ YHsey ses stg s
Non Boston IL per' ta,k ershtas whtnS ior Ne. Yos
SoSer, rps,o caIdv sl for Boston; F'ancs Whitney
0M;r:snLs'EL:ssius. lymph. s.-.h ard Arsilis. and
de WsSey, Geo Stevens. ofos%bO Newt, and oesanu n
Gs.ps New York s SD ss'h Ante
Msn.Em Is, nee is-Ar GDsey. Gaines. Boston; Pana.
ma; WhseI.r, Nvo,h
Dse Ian Montsnuma. Tilton, Gibraltar; l7h,
s'scArosr. Oct is-sld Ashbar:on White. for Mslac,s
ase Hay Msna Antelope %sL HH SS seo an Oct e
sa.soaAr o.sss-ia torf. Mouauk MeMichs.l N.v,.
sW1a Get s sT psC 'f Ros Esss Hobart Town
Sid 9Th Susan Drew. Iutrsm. New Yok.
Spoken.
Brig Porto Ric', from Baltimore, for Bath Jan H. PM 60
s,,S G;F Johs sTl day. from Petersburg. Va. for st
By from s'oa p; Rio J.asiro, Nov ss.la N
e.. C ,s9 e, Ne. BeafGS ..i from Tsiea6uan.
1tOsp,rm Touched at DO Aug g. Dove, Doosas.' l.
a, No. B,h Madagascar, about Aug IA, Herald, Barker
t;TI.dJuy, go sp Pei. MaShsS' D, sia .p tr ,Ts'
spoL,n Aug 70 It lon asH F.. Ann Ps-rv Peuy. Of
nsS S q aci y C MY 81
Holiness Hole (sept ~ for P cfc-no oil
Foreign POrts.
Aux CArEs Dec 20 chr Josephine. Holmes from pos.
ton, dss going hfik ed the from Bo,tou
Nov TO-. ~
LoAsDo w Coast Of Ar ca Oct s5-B,s Tam oshanter
spcks, from and for Salem, 10 sail abo q Dec5
NATANzAs, LIST inst-brs H,bem- Elliot and Montrose
S1J II ;s1% ka.n as
bucknani, I'm and for Phld, ar 27th nit
MoNTEvDFo " I4-Bs,k Anstin, iLoveu for BOSTON in
DIS; Pa Ptmsn, for Boston kusiian nrte- I'm
Boston, dig; sRenos Lewis. do: brig NJ me upLposn
I'm adephs juu Oceapa repaired and lds for Boston,
Tre,ty, dn ihe cosst-ali well Tho brig Usv
had ssed from Rio q snde, with cate bound TO Monte
vdso. had been long A. have
very nr'ved-supposed loe; schr John su
DIV, from Rio Gande with cattle bound Rio Crane; I2h
SCH Sash Ann Steve I'm Patagopie Ih Danish sb,p
sdlhied Joy.psen I'm rev York This is doubt the YES
.et for the Bazaar 10Th, brig Gnses, Watson I'm Bos
u, July "a. "
sr ionN n B. Jan s-C'eard, schr Olive Branch, Thou
son, orh,
Home Ports.
AtFNAvDR'A, We, Jan Is 'u schr SDsan, Bray Boston.
. PrLAcH Jan 3-Ilr, ba rs sarih Boyd ummond
HPvsna Russia Orr, 90; Triton noe Providence; New
EaP,and; Andres Fall River; 4ib 'ch Ezsbeh Gift Mes
York CIt <h, chin Rideouf, Brown. liverpool Ia yor
9Th ships Iese (Brl ivrer Liverpool; Quan, (Br) New
.nd do; Flordian Whit. moe and Constellation F1ifner
New York; Macedonian Jack Boston; Andrew Scott Fine
", New York. lds AlLmAar Jsweu. Boston: bark Ruber
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IlGHTr-LIGHTII

SOMETHING NEW and just the thing for every family
- requiring Light, and cheap too, that every one rich
and Door can buy it. Iii neat CANDI IESTICK max
ing and wicking its Candies OF TaOw, Lard
any Grease that will burn By simply turning the bottom of
The Candlesck beautiful hard, smooth CANDLE is
forced of the top and at desired engh you wish
from one inch TO two teet in height.
LIT is neat and simple eandlesdck cOnse-
quently may be mana ged by child.
g. BY means OF this you convert all refuse grease
into candles, and thus obtain light from tO3 cents week
3The wick Is dry and smooth, thus vibration flicker
ing Of the flame, but burns like sperm candle.
4The wick may be changed without at all disturbing the
candle if too laIge put in small one; small,
large one.
5You coil in the bottom of the candlemaker or candle
stick WICK sufficient TO last i've weeks, where 1t
mains out of sight and out of the way
s.. You may keep your candle at the same height all the
time for ten years-nO stumps or piecas left
SNO spng of grease If II falls turns over, but as neat
y and Cleany any lady could desire
20. .Itcannot get out Of order.
TO-. In proof OF their superiority utility and neatness, the
immense number sold is sufficient. The price is uniform and
the ali the United States and the article requires
only be convince the most ncseduOu Of the fore
going facts No family will be without them who
together the small price asked
With small capital active business can make a
quick and profitable operation Ey purchasing the monopoly
and selling this article in territory where mas not yet been
sold Persons who desire 10 embark neat, pleasant and
highly lucrative business invited call at ONCE,
No IS PERDLD Street North side. between St Charles
and CarOndeiet streets. New Orleans.
The monopoly of the city of New Orleans, and States Of
louisiana Georgia, North Carolina and Arkansas, Tor ua
sale Of this article offered and proposals VIII be received
for the manufacturing in the city of New Orleans, Tor the
'un mbs -''---9 49, - H. T. MYERS Z 90.
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AWNINGS. TARPAULMs, ETC.

NHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues 70
manufacture every description of WOOD and IRON
FRAME AWNINGS, for Stores, Steamboats,, Offices,
Galleries etc He also manufactures every description
or Military Tents Tarpaulin and DTay Wagon, and Horse
Covers the shortest notice Particular attention will be
paid to Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc,
Asthere has been great deal said within the last year
so. about what parties enormously call WATER
PROOFING the subscriber offers his in that capacity
for small compensation and to those of his customers who
would prefer saving the expense by doing 1t themselves he
will cheeruy give the receipt which in itself very simple,
and yet most useful preventing rot mIdew article
OF cloth that may be exposed to wet damp
ALFRED MUNROE & CO., will meet wit prompt at
tenOn. mills 6m h. CASSIDY.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
L " u Ep TfE MI

m /.
4 in this Department viii commence on the SECOND
May They intended TO embrace the most important
branches Of the Common AND Ct0H LGlo Public hterna
Lectures will be delivered upon the various branches and
Those By Professor HENRY A. BUbLARD will embrace :
l. The history Of the Roman Law, from the earliest times
H. An analysis Of the general Principles OF the Roman Gy
cared with the Roman Law and the CSde of France and
Spain " An outline of the Land Titles in Louisiana,
whether derived from France Spain or the United states
Those by Professor THEODORE ii. MCCALEB, will treat
of: J. Admiralty and Maritime Law, embracing the rights
and obligations of Masters and Mariners. Collisions and
Military, Mariners Contracts Marine Insurance and Hy-
pothecatOns and for Maritime Services in Building,
embracing the Law Of Prize andthe practice Of Prize Courts
the absolute rights Of States International rights of states
in their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties OF Peace and
Private International Law. Ill The Jurisdiction of the
Courts Of the United states embracing ne OngIna and Ap;
peate jurisdiction OF the supreme and Uncut courts, ana
the Original jurisdiction Of the District Courts Courts Of
Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts of Admiralty.
The Lectures OF Professor kANDEIL HUNT VIII treat OF
L. Commercial Law as relates to MERCANTILE persons, Mer
camille Property and Contracts, and Mercantile Remedies
These Lectures will treat OF Sole Traders PanershIps
and Corporations of Principal and Agents, OF Bills OF EX
change and PrOmissory Notes and Shipping, OF Baments
and Contracts with Carriers, Contracts OF Aeghtmeut by
Charter party and for Conveyance in general Ship of
Of Sale Guarantees Liens and StOppage in transitu etc:
IL The Criminal Law and Practice in Courts of Criminal
Professor THOMAS B. MONROE viii Lecture upon: 7.
The Common Law and EQny jurisprudence and Practice
Pleadngs IN Civil Gases at Common Law, and-Il Consu
tutiOna Law.
Chief Justice EUsTIs will deliver series of Lectures on
the Rights OF Persons and the Conflict OF Laws;
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs Esq, will assist as Adjunct PrO-
lessor in the Department Of the Civil Law. ,
Students will be expected produce satisfactory evidence
Of good moral character.
The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only on
those who shall have attended Courses OF Lectures
one full course after having studied at least the
office of Counsellor Law, and after slc examination
by all the Professors Durng the Course there will be fire.
| uuent examinations. ..-
There will be organized also, Moot Court which win be
holden week, presided over By one of the Pro-
teSsOrS.
~ The price of Tickets for the Course fixed at 800
or $25 for each Professor.
II. A, BULLARD, Dean of the Faculty.
New Orleans. June I. 1913 ie5 SIN
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THE CANAL BANK-The Albany Atlas gives
the following particulars of the settlement Of the
receiver of this bank with Edwin Croswen Mr..
Croswel exhibited an inventory oath, of all his
property, which amounted to between $4,000 and
$4,000. He also showed debts, exclusive of WhaS
he owed the Canal bank, amounting to between
$40 900 and $50, OOO making the difference between
all his property and his debts, exclusive Of any
claims of the Canal bank, about $4,000 This
amount he offered to secure to the bank on eondi-
ton for the remainder of his Indebtedness o.ths
bank, s93 IA o. the receiver would take his indi-
viduaI notes, without any security, payable in
ls5l-'5253 with five per cent. interest after l849.
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PEMADELPHA WHEELWRIGHTs WORK.
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.


HE Patronage that has been extended to US so very be
II ally the last seven years, while IN Com fS=sF2 -
mon street has induced the last summer C5Ass9 ~
to erect large building expressly for tsfZ>tf
featuring and repairing CARRIAGE S.- 49,
We have now of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country and are prepared with good Northern wOSmen,
and the best of materials to build any style Of Carriage to
order, and guarantee them two used IN the country
We are also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and them almost to their Ongna beauty
snd durability although apparently worn out and useless
We will pay freight carriages sent Us to repair W. VIII,
also, keep on hand assortment of NEW and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken in trade for New We invite the attention Of
those wanting New Carriages their old repaired TO
call at our Mandatory and Repository and Judge to them
selves at the corner If C9RfYIER and CIR ONDELET
Streets next door the Office of the Commercial Water
Works, rear of the st. Charles Hotel. New Orleans;
les 6m MATTHEWS & DEAMAN.
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90 There is debating club in Waterville,
Ie1 which for three successive nights has had I'M
der consideration the following question: Scan an
upright man be a downright honest fellow ~
The subject was most vigorously debated but, so
acute and ingenious were the reasonings on both
sides, that there was tie vote. They will next
discuss the following; when house is burnt up,
is it burnt dot0n 20 Here's chance for hair-spit-
ting aud nice distinctions We hope, however,
that the speakers will give metaphysics to the
winds. and be right up and do10n in the matter.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
THE CONFESSION.

HE CONFESSlON.
There's somewhat on my breast, father,
There's somewhat on my breast
The liveOng day sigh, father,
At night cannot rest.
l cannot take my rest father
Though would fam do so:
weary weight Oppresses me!
This weary weight of VOL
IT'S not the lack of gold, father,
Nor lack of worldly gear
My lands are broad and fair to see,
My friends are kind and dear:
My kin are real and true, father,
They mourn 10 see my greet;
But, o IT'S not kinsman's hand
Can give my heart relief!
IT'S not that Janet's false, father,
IT'S not that she's unkind
Though busy iatterers swarm around,
know her constant mind
IT'S not HER GOODNESS, father,
That ehilS my laboring breast
It's that cOnfOunded cucumber
I've ate and can't digest
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JAyNE,s HAIR TONI,

THIS valuable preparation excites the scalp to new and
healthy action; clsanses from seuf and dandTutf pre-
vents the Hair from falling off cures those eptive diseases
produces fine growth of NEW HAIR. 1t also gives the Hair
rich glossy and beautiful appearance unequaled by any
other article of the kind
JAYNE'S AMERICAN HAIR DYE-Wauantei, if
strictly applied according the directions change the Hair
from any other color beautiful auburn, Or perfectly js
black, without staining the skin
JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS-A positive cure for Fever
and Ague. These Pills warranted to Fever and
Ague and when the directions followed, and cure is
not effected, the money will be returned.
- For sale by N. JARVIS & CO
Je27 If corner Magazine and Common streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-21

~ An admirer of distinguished clergyman,
twenty years since, remarked in his praise, that
" President Holley was an excellent preacher-he
never put any religion or politics in his sermons"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-21

- A delightful SUMMER RESIDENCE at Man
A devle, measuring two aTpents fronting the Lake by
A4sS twelve arpents in depth-all fenced IN. The i'm
pTOVements comprises good and substantial FameDwen
Of three rooms fronting the Lake galleries in front and rear
two Cabinets Kitchen and Servants Rooms other
good building built expressly for vsiters having two large
with gallery; Stables etc. On the premises ine
Spring the only there probably at Vaudeville and
front of the property fine and beautiful Flower Par
ee. The property will be sold with all the Furniture Cows
Horses, WAGES, ETC.
For Terms which are liberal and full particulars, apply to
mY22 PIERSON Il BONNENAI. 81 Gravier st.
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SENsIBLE.-The merchants of Hamburg, after
much deliberation, have declared in favor of the
free trade principles, and intend to publish mem
crandtm in support of their opinions,