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NEW YORK HERALD.
northwest Corner Of Fulton and Aanau ST..
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR.

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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston Plaee.-LucRKzrA
BoRGIA.
BowERy THEATRE. BOwery THE wHIrEsoYs-
INsURRECTIoN OF PARD
CHATH AM THEATRE. Chatham .tre.t-Kmc. GAR
pENER-THE REHEARsAL-srIsIr OF THE WArERs.
MECHANICS ALL. broadway near Bro,ms-C snr.
rvs MInsrRELs-ErHorIAN SINGING, BuRLEsauE DAN
CLING, &c.
CONVENTION HALL. Wooster street. near Blescksr-
SABLE ERoTHERs-ErHioriAN SINGING, &o.
BROADWAY oDEoN. Broadway-srnro Comic Pic
lures, &c.
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway. near Honsto, street :,
BANvARp's PANORAMA MISSISSIPPI, at and IN p
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Our ForoIon Corr01po ndence.

Our correspondence by the Caledonia Is very
full 1t makes up the details of the news by this
steamer, published in this days Herald; it
gives a complete history of the events in Europe
during the two weeks previous to tho sailing of
the packet.
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EASTERN MAIL-The mail bringing the letters
and papers by the Caledonia, arrived here last
evening at an unusually early hour-a little after
six o'clock, p. M. We have to thank Messrs.
Adams & Co.'s express for the first package OF
papers that we received. Messrs. Harnden,
Gay s. Co., and our own special messenger also,
brought us papers; our thanks are due to all Of
than
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston Place. -LUcRKz
New York, Wednesday, March 80. ls4s
Circulation Of the Herald

Circulation Of the Herald.
March 70, Tuesday. s2s,aso copies
Average of Daily, Sunday, Weekly, SO :. 80 24s
Aggregate issue last week. 800
Aggregate issue week before. .l4l 800
increase last week. 3OUO
Increase previous week. 4,4l6
Total increase in two weeks. ......... 7,4i6
The publication of the Herald commenced yesterday
morning at 10 minutes before o'clock and finished ct 10
minutes before 10 O'Clock.
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Hints ON the Hs,r.Whnt foliage Is to the

tcpcrI5 md the vncthe hair Is TO the
head of man Ii uarpoprstey be termed
the natural d,npery ofre,sons throne When
lIpess The most brilliant set bald head
would be the ambush love wcud choose TO shoot his
from; but bewars Of the smbuseade when he turks
amid IururisIt rngets. Love then. who - rues the
camp court grove sckno Wedges fellowship with
badnts but bidles, amsfoItuue, fault
PsdonIez moi flult Experience has proved that the
hair hen lest partly lost can be renewed u all IT'S prs
Ia like he prevented and scur and dam
GpH crsdca'ed b. its There il for nf
these backs beauty aud comfort, white BARRYS
Tcopherous be bousht for as cents by the single bottle.
Priucir off %
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235,ISg 6S.
Es5.lss,6ss

M MARSHALL. Chief Cashier.
Dsted the oh diy Of March, 1913
MARoa IL, SATURDAY, HALF PAST OSE O'CLOCK The
financial DEGREES published by tho provisional govsrn-
In the city On the rs view Of the case the which
regulates the payment Of the depositors in the savings
banks crea ted considerable alarm but on IN ore AZURE
consideration It is admitted to be as judoious as any
method which could be devised under the crcumstan
ces II is quits obvious that suppo.ing the Demand for
repayment to have been continued tina stock
with the deposits could not have bean sold In the
kst at present without producing fyhtfuilv ruinous
depr ciation IL practicable at ALL that there
WINS evidently alternative but to gain time in order
to restore public credit This is OF the difficulties
which every person thai has attended to the subject has
lorg be involved In the principle OF Ia vestipg
the monsy Of the savings banks in public securities
The of Engsnd would he placed In precise
ly the difficulty II any circumstance occurred so
to shake public credit as to produce general by
the savings bank depostors the stock representing
which, amounts now to nearly 80 millions n such
event soe similar measure TO that adopted by the pro-
visioual government of France would bscome nsvta-
BILE for il Is self that the stock could not BE- sold
make tho payments In locking, therefore at the
whole case the scheme adopted By the French govern
nent equitable TO all parties as any that could be
Of the immediate payment Of the small dspositors
There ba, not been nuch movement In public securities
this morning Consos were frat done ut 81 Tor accoun
have since been done st S and arc again nearly AZ
the opening price. For money they have been done
from soal to SIX for delivery Tuesday The rhres
per Gents Reduced are now also shut but tho stock
has been sold s6 to so for private transfer Bank
Stock for the opening 1914 Exch quer bills 20 30 ana
India Bond, 10 PM The business transacted has been
inconsiderab,e in amount The busln's in Foreign
Stocks has not been extensive There has been no i'm
provemeLt In Psninsuar bonds Portuguese Four per
Cents having been done at To- spanish Five per Cents
- the Three per Ceu,s 2aH, Passive az Btssl Small
IS II, Breian Four and Hall per Gems 81 ami Dutch
Twosnd R-Haf per Cent, al . The announcement OF
the arrival of the Hbernia Liverpool with the Ame-
rjcsn mas has NJ yet had no hence the letters
papers not having reached town In OF the
ed oobrmaion OF peace having b.en signed by
General Scott by the telearaphic commun ciros Next
Bonds have been more In demand but without pro-
ducng much differences in price In tho aba f
IA a. new n
There Ia shade VI Improvement In OF RAN
way Shares, buhs market cannot b'sAid to be active
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feen patterns, OF the manufacture of j. odgers Sons,
Wosthholm Crooke Co viiha compile variety Of sc's-
sors boot and gaer hooks nail nippers &c be-
longing the toilet azlrs ground and set ard cutlery re-
paired, G SAUNDE 8 eONS. III and 1S7 broadway
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Each instrument compacty arranged with the Battery and
all necessary appliances and put in neat black walnut
boxes Accompany each Manual Containing full
and simple directions for use aud application in an cases
where it recommended Any of ordinary nte-
successfully this machine, as every thing
Rarding il is pc fectly simple Beware OF limitations sold
under vnions Sole manufacturer, d. Z. MOOR
III FAD. 1872 Broadway.
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pniien inihiiin.nn.

ctares Dtsaisrs.- sc D0ts,d IN "a, Hsysi4 sEs
days ego, compliant made By tfis.7 Bs,Ant az IN,
Third ward, against Mr. William Simpson pasp,brok-r
Of Brooe elreet aud Bovery charging him with
refusing to allow search warrant 10 be served on his
premises Yesterday the who nster was investigated
before Justice Drnker when MIR Simpson proved TO the
satisfsctioa OF the magistrate that resstspce had
bseu made by Mr.. Simpson TO defeat the ends of ue
but further that the officer nfoi med at the time
when he applied for the articles which pgwnei
81 So that they tak'n the second day after
they pawned, and shown the book to that effect
therefore it useless to search the premises Upon
thess facts been clearly shown the charge honorsby
dismissed agsiost Mr.. Simpson.
n Dishonest Clerk Assistant Captain Chcnce,lor ~
the ID ward, arrested yesterday yourg msD by the
name OF Cbarrs Gaylord, clerk Ia the employ CT Ere
derrick J. Beams, of No. d3 Ann street charge ~
emhezaling $50 and upwards from his employer JUS
tce Drinker locked him up for trial.
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&c, Gnnhnrt ~ Co, Wholesale PrIntseIiers-
81 Rue hume, Paris; % Berners Oxford London
2i7 Broadway, New York. ". ANTHONY. agent
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Country merchant, dearg Gold Pens and Gold
silver fen and rencIl Cases will ind much their
rest TO ex,nne the of Beers Clark Is John
tup stairs btioc chasing else here. They there land
there cnl learn what cxuemsy low pricsa good aelo
be Iod Their reduced 20 from these
Of and full 20 less han those Of
other house the trade this time. Besides those Of their
make they keep the Of all he best makers the
at Wholesale stai They also repair epoint,
exn gold
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E2s,2o5 $50
Es8,2.5,83s
BANKING DEPARTMENT.

rroprietors' cap1... ETA $4,000 Govt securities
Rcst...,,...... 39Sg,S40 (ncudng dead
rublic deposits Tin weight annuity FL 1874 9al
GLIDING Exchequer, Other securities. 13.ll5i.6
Savings Banks, Notes. ,...... $3.50, sl3
Commissioners of 0oldsn silver coin e68l 81
National Debt, and
DiyidendAccounts6 57i 78i.
Other deposits. 9249 84
Seven day and other
bills -. ........ 83,,seo
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that only place obtain Dr. ChIse Genuine Ga,anic
and Magnetic Cuiatvss is at 1872 Broadway. His country
requested to give their orders at as early dare
possible that they not be disappointed the unusual
demand fohs celebrated curstves rendering Indispensable
that days should be given before the
articles be packed Particular shipping directions should
accompany orders from the country Only Agent in New
York, ID. q. hOORHEAD, 1872 Broadway.
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yan I IN pu,ehs.ng OF JOHN W GRAFTON x 70.
Pens Of their aud all other makers Also which select
ed BY Competent person. the rejected returned
to the makers Ifthe points II Of warranted
giyenin their places without charge If YOU buy
Of them docs they wall exchange IT. Their
prices lower for good than any Other house
the trade. Gold pens and cases repaired
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Honelty Is the best policy.-,ir. Editors

Honelty IL the best poiiey.-,lr. Editor 49,
WA you chine Merchant Of the Old ichoo by
Sc ton I? the enclosed article. cut from tho Evenirg Pest
cltirg stance Of sublime ed
young clerk dependent hls good character live hood
and Nh' once more 10 all Youug clerks that after all hon
csy Is the bet policy and Will reward
Yoars truly, sChIBkR. Tue,diy aSth March. sis
For the kyen'g Post. honesty- deserves be noticed
thata freed OF ours merchant Of respeesby Pearl
,uee whe passing through Wall street sserday dropped
his pocket BOOK containing valuable yape
note, and cash checS Of nearly so0 Aftrr tearehrg
VAN, he lest evenng received the following note
-. Esq -Detr Sui hsvs no opportunity of leaving
husIess curing the day; hut II ill call N,ssF Jo I'M
ison Co.'s No. lOi Front street will fad -,me'hra
Of importance to you respectfully, EUGENE DAILY"
Soch honest ptitac demands tbs ghcst
1t understood that Mr. Eugene Day clerk the erihb
lshment Of Mesps John Wii,on Go and
pleasure that this handsome
for honesty, the shape of check enclosed aud
directed to the worthy young gentleman Clerks Of New
York should incident of the like kind
hcnesty fail to be embered. JUsTITIA.
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These simple not likely
Of oIder the cheapest keep action aad
operate with regularity far surpssn, other; be
guated the will of the produce mild or most
shock The battery always clean and ready for
end requires scrapng Manufacture cd
by JOHN ROACH, Uptcian 80 Nassau street, New York.
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portnl,Ie ShnyInu Cascs-Of the Suhscri-

FOrtnbIe ShhVIHE CHcs-OI tHo Su"scrT
bers own manufacture, which, in respects surpass
the ported They finished in the tasteful manner
being richly gilt embo'sed and contain all that Is
sary for the Of the astidious. o. SAUNDERS
X SON, III and 387 Broadway.
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agan,t world lit efrching witness the signal
Of this magnificent The history Of the gold pen
cords nothing which equals the of the Rch
eus We have just brought out an engro.pg SIZE before
which the 81 and IS Of dealers sink
Remember, the Kcheu," sold excusivelv by L.
Watson Co IS William St, and Savage 90 Fulton st.
poi mi eDaire Cd
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.Preservc and regulate, NOT dcstroy,, Is n

political motto but ii will well for the hir. Some
preparations tend others to DESTROY this orDan'nt
of the person Pre- eminent and unapproacbed among hs
antdoes di'eas,s Of the hair is rhaons Chemical Hr
invigomor As purifier and bautfer Of the hair leaves
all competition behind Sold az r. alon G Broadway and
BY add fame dealers and
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or That the Wild CnERRY Bark possess
es rare medicinal virtues, is universally con-
cededs for there is scarcely family in our
land that does not use itin some simpls form,
and are benefited by its use. The Balsdm
Of Wild Cherry is prepared by The celebm-
Ted DR.. Wistar, Of Philadelphia, from the ex-
tract Of The "Prunus yiIginians,' wild
Cherry in highly concentrated state, with
other powerful medicinal agents, that afe
equally celebrated for their soothing, healing
and strengthening influence upon the lungs.
For the relief Of pulmonary complains, this
compound is certainly superior TO all others
with which we have been acquainted, and wo
earnestly recommend the afflicted 10 make
trial OF this article.
0@r See advertisements
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

In pursuance of call issued by the Dem.
ocratic Central Committee, a large meeting
Of the Democracy of Henry county assem-.
bled at The house of Jno. Patrick, in Harri
sou township, on the 24ih day of June, A.
D. l646. AT o'clock the meeting was or.
ganized by calling TO the chair A. CRAIG,
Of Napoleon, as President, and E. MURPHY,
J. ScoRIcK, and M. B. BENNETT. Vice Pres
idents. A. III. Tyler and A. Smith, Secreta-
ries. ssgs eal5 s.1
On motion ofJ. 6. Tfaly, Esq.
VIM. ]. jackson was called upon to state
the object Of the meeting, ira
On motion Of Hon. A. v. Stebbins,
The Chair was directed to appoint com.
mittee Of five to select delegates TO the Con-
gressional' Senatorial and Representative
conventions. The Chair appointed WIN. J.
Jackson, E. Murphy, VIM. Piper, J. Mark
ley Esq. and Jas. Scofeld :. The committee
through their chairman, VIM. ]. Jackson,
presented the following names which were
unanimously elected. Congressional Dele
gates--J. G. Haly, VIM. Dodd, A. Smith, s.
II. Sieedman, and E. Sheffield. Senatorial
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA v. kotcuuiiS1 ~ Odt VII
ner, VIM. J. Jackson, J. G. Haly, A, Smith,
s.. H. Sleedman and M. Comfy, jr. Repre-
sentative delegates-E. Murphy, Hon. A
Craig, ]. G. Haly, VIM. Dodd, Wm. Piper,
8. H. Steedman, Hon. A. v. Stebbins, VIM.
]. Jackson, A. H. Tyler, and ]. Carshmer.
On motion Of Edward Sheffield, as
The Convention unanimously instructed
the Congressional delegates 10 cast their
vote in the Congressional convention for
James B. Stoedman, of Lucas county, 10 he
supported at the fall election by the Democ-
racy ofthis Congressional district for seat
in our next Congress, TO represent the same.
On motion Of Hon. A.V. Stebbins,
The Convention instructed the Senatorial
delegates; to cast their votes for James My
ers, ofToIedo, for Senator, in the Senatorial
Convention.
On motion Of Wm.J. jackson,
II was resolved that Hon. A. v. Siebbins
be appointed as member Of the Senatorial
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Water-Cure Journal. and Herald Of
Reforms.

L
JOEL SEiEW, M. d., EDITOR.
1t is the object Of this journal 10 explain,
in manner suited 10 the capacity of the gen
eral reader, the new and celebrated system
called Hydropathy, or the Waier-Cdfe--a
system which, is deservedly fast gaining in
popular favor, and which in efficacy 10 cure
and prevent diseases, is unparalleled in the
healing att. M -. M si
This new system, apparently SO simple,
embraces wide range Of particulars, all Of
which may be stated in the general term
the Philosophy Of Health.
We shall endeavor 10 explain this new
mode under the following heads:
BATnrNe AND CLEANLINEss.-1'he truly
wonderful advantage of bathing and cleanH-
ness, both in sickness and in health, will be-
extensively treated of in this journal.
CLOTHING, which has material effect on
the human body in reference TO its disease
and health
AIR AND VENTILATION. Important cir
cumstances in the cure of diseases ard in the
preservation of health.
Foop AND DRINKS, which, more than any
other agency, affect the system, for harm or
for good, according as they are regulated up
on scientific principles, or disregarded in
knd,quantiiy, and quality, as in society is al
NOT uniye ally the ase.
ToBAcco.-This pernicious,life and health
destroying substance, so much used by tho
American people at this day, we shall do un-
ceasing and perpetual waragainst. ~
TEA AND CoFFEE.-These always worse
than useless articles, which cause SO great an
amount of sick headaches, nervous debility,
and indigestion, We shall, from time to time,
treat of, as our space admits.
The WATER-C CURE, now well established.
is peculiarly favorable in the treatment Of all
the maladies, both chronic and acute, to
which the human body is subject. Wehope,
however, 10 do most in teaching our readers
the best modes Of preventing disease. It 10
a wise old maxim, /" avoid physc and physi-
clans, If you value health"
REFoRMs. of whatever kinds,
we shall promnlgate as we think they de-
serve, and we shall endeavor 10 adapt our
Journal to The wants Of society at large.
This Journal will DO published monthly,
containing thirty-two large pages of the best
matter, with reference TO the application of
this system, adapted to all classes, on the
following
TERMS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
Single copy, one year.. r,.........'.'..."r.$l 90
Three copies,... 2 90
Five copes,- 8 90
Ten copies,- ............... ...... S 90
To receive attention, letters and orders
must, in all cases, be postpaid, and directed
10 FOWLERS g. WELLS,
Clinton Hall, l3l Nassau street, N. Y.
N. B. The new volume will commence in
July, lS4S. twill be published on the first
of each month, simultaneously with the
chronological Journal.
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man, in the employ Of the Doctor had been
spared, as also the women and children; that
no Frenchman or Hudson Bay Company's
man would be harmed, but only Americans.
Having requested him TO take charge Of my
pack-horse, took some provisions which he
had prepared for the night, and gave myself
into the hands cf God, and turned my horse
10 the plains.
In the meantime the Indian had returned
toward DR.. Wbitman's to reload his pistol, aud
wait for me 10 come along. He had started
with the intention Of killing me, but stopping
10 smoke, he had accidentally discharged his
pistol in lighting his pipe, and had neglected
10 reload. After waiting awhile, he wheeled
again on his track and followed the priest,
who had provdentiaIly made great speed,
and had gone some Ten miles before the In
dian overlook him. No, finding me there,
nor learning from the interpreter what direc.
ton / had taken, he returned again 10 the
point Of meeting and took my track; but
darkness soon coming on, he was stopped for
the night.
Suffice il 10 say, the Lord delivered me
from my pursuer. travelled nights and lay
concealed in the day time. The second
night my horse left me. had now ninety
miles to walk without food; must leave ev-
cry thing, even my boots, as they were too
small But praised be the name Of God
the fourth night | reached home, without
great suffering.
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BALE PEYTON,
LOGAN HUN1'ON,
;. A. G. BULLlTT.

A GRuMBLER. The Boston Post says "the
season of snakes, lightning, End drowned
children is upon us-more poetical compilers
call il r,and quote aowery literature"
This reminds us of the reply Of drunk
ard who was urged 10 drink the beverage Of
Nature l'l@ '
1" No." said he, "water is dangerous, very
dangerous, browns people, gets into their
chests, into their heads, and then, too, il
makes that internal steam that's always blow
ing fellow up" ktFl
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cautious, able, and dieni6sd manner with
which they have presided over our delibera-
lions strA
On motion, e
Resolved, That lhe proceedings Of This
Convention be published in the Defiance
Democrat, and copiedby all the Democratic
papers in this Senatorial and Congressional
district from The same.
Adjourned. A.. CRAIG, Cha.
A. H. Tyler, b
A. SMITH, Secretaries
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GEN. TAYLoR's PosITroN. following
card is said to have been authorized by Gen.
Taylor. This was at the latest advices. =
What the telegraph may report or what an
other committee may procure next from
Gen. Taylor, we know not. We are curious
to see what the Baltimore Independent Tay.
lor men intend TO do.
A CARD.--We are authorized by General
Taylor 10 say that the course of the Louis
lana delegation in the whig convention, late
ly assembled at Philadelphia, meets with bis
entire, full and unequivocal appreciation.
That he not only never doubted, but never
intimated doubt that his honor and reputa-
tion we're safe in their hands s.
BALE PEYTON,
LOGAN HUNTON, y
June %, ls4s. A. G. BULLITT.
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LEGAL REFORM IN New YoRK-The
new code Of (civil) Practice and pleading
took effect on the first inst. 1t makes a
radical change, and has had thus far the re-
suit Of arresting almost wholly the ordinary
law business. BY simplifying pleading, j
has, in fact, rendered it more difficult. A
lawyer is forced TO understand his case t'ior
oughly before he brings suit. and careless.
ness or ncapacity can no longer find shell
ter under prolix and technical mass ol
words. This is great reform, unqncs'iona-
bly,, and VII have The effect Of disgusting with
the profession the crowds Of lazy and stupid
men that never should have enterea it.-N
Y. Cor. Washington Union.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby GWEN that att July term,
Ina. D. l848, Of the Court Of Commoa Pleas,
in and for the County Of Putnam, Ohio, Joseph
Sifker was appointed Administrator of the es-
tate Of Conard Albright, late Of said county, de-
ceased; and has given bond and qualified himself
to act as such administrator.
JOSEPH SIFKER, Admir-.
July rs, t848. 385dw