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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

A cARp;-DR. LUTNER 4 co, REsrEcfFULLY ~
IA form their patrons, and The Affected generally .htt
they have removed their office from 10 Hudson street New
York 20 s. Fulton street. Rr oklyn, New
Consulted free q charge daily, nom until II A. NJ and
fro rnt +. NJ. DR.. Luner Co, oondne their prao-
tce exclusively 10 the folio in tbs
o. which hey have fr many ysas had almost miraeuouI
- Deafness Diseases 81 the Head AND Eyes, Fits
Drorfy kheumatism Asthma Splitting ~ Blood, Scrofala
stor and Windy Gravel, Structures. Inflammation
tacisa the kidneys and Badder Nervous Disease all
Female Ccnpain Married ladies, who have dcalt AMI
atr and such who well before or after
delivery should ese NO time in appyinr as DR. L. in saeh
caes can be Contdcnaly consulted aone over tvo huu
eIed lades can be referred ~ have been cured BY Dr. L.
without CONSIDERATIONS certainty rational prospect
cure NB-Nono but rost rsd letters received at this Office
NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work, The and Of private diaensea
strctur and all Kindred affections Of the urinary
illustrated by great number OF beautifully coored plates
e. large life. by Homer Boswck NJ ID. Large quarto,
40 ID edition Price $40. Extract from the Bosan
Medical and Surgical J0urra IL may be said, esresiy
be equal 70 Hcord Actons work the family *
dontes and r superior 20 anyhngof the hnd ever pub
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Emissions, inToteacy, nc, caused by improper habits
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

SuLFBrR vAPoR HATHs, INDICATED vAPOa,
~ apd Iodine BATHS E. J. tarrciIs 81 Barclay street.
tes'ahshsd islD These Bath have proved
tual remedy in Rheumatism. Msrcural Pains sudden Colds
stn Jons LAYER Complaints Sals Rheum, Erupons u the
skin &C.
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NEW BOOKS, CSC.

Jv1 sdicininx ths Post Onee, Rev Orleans. Lathe
above establishment always he found Books Of do
scrptou consisting ofNovels HStory, Biography Scientific.
Commercial, Geographical anr Medical SorEs. Alzo,
complete of Stationery together with ali the
principal Daily and wcsly Nevspap.rs and gasa.ines
Country orders for article In The trade supplied and for
warded with despatch Bcots mailed. Prompt attention
gsa any work ordered BY mall Foreign Boots imported
10 order. J. C.MORgAN.
Literary Depot adjoining the Port ofee. New Orleans Is
4. S-Compets arrangements have been made with the
rtncrs Publishers throughout the Union. supply OF
the aev works fast issued. I.C.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07
BENJAMIN III. VILE,
Psstcr ofthe Methodist Church, Pleasant Waller.
baptist MINISTER'S

We ruhlish below the certificate Of highly respectable
eiefgymen % the Baptist ins,ion, which
least ccnvnoe the msmbesof that church that Dr. IT,
TovHseads Sarsarariia " an extraordnsry remedy.
DIR. = 4. TosNsrNBD,sr sir Having for time rsss
BEEN Afflicted With pulmonary Affection Of my
continued pain in side owing % evening in
yelling. preaching, disease
with much difficulty 81 breathing. aud other alarit- symr
toms sas advised by clergYan. friend OF try
your celebrated sarsafara. did aud after taking
or three bottles found myself relieved NV appetite has
been restored End myself much stronger hure
usual duties have 90 Rreatly
nshtted by your excellent medicine feel IL my duty - sks
Known the for tho heuea others who labon
under tie difficulties that have been Cor time
Re- itv A.. "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

N EXTRA AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE WILL
take place at the Franklin Theatre l5 Chatham
Square, by troupe of Model Artstes, Fem ale Serena
ders and other unique aud original entertainments Ad
mission, Stage seats, Doc; Boxes Csc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07
Respectfully your. SAMUEL WHITE,

On. = r. rovNss~p-pear sir' has two children cured
~ your sarsaara o. the summer Complaint aud dysene
hteon months old and the other three
They very much snd expected they would
dies they sveu by two respectable ply cans When
the Doctor isfcrned that must cHe them resolved
70 try yeur Sarapara, which had heard much of
but had little confidence In there being much adver-
tised that is worthless ard very thsnkf
did for IL doubedy saved tbo ives 81 both write th,
that others may be induced h. H. Yours respectfully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

Amount of tolls received on all the New York State
canals in each OF the following years during the fourth
week In October and the totals to the 3ls OF o.
tober inclusive =
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HOTELS.
I1yIN0 HOUbE. BsolDwAy, Hsw Yorr.
rN~s~SN'.NNoN0-0yNNN~N0eJ
VOLUHBIA HOTEL, CaxsrNUr srn EFT, Phil AyzsA
S~~Ny~N-s~S-~e~~@~N~~~-O
EARSUfB HOTEL CALVERT sTREET, BaL-Inchs.
e~~O~y~~~s~Nr~~~~~~N~~N~
FREMONT HOUSE, TRrsoHr srRsrr, Bosrc-.
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sUsrs HoTrL. SYRACUSE. Nrw voRK.
REWARDS.
y>~N~-.O~oyN~~~NNN>~-J~N~O~J
COO REWARD WILL DE PAID FOR THE RECovf-
FO ~ Of the Gold Lever Nsteh that was stolen from
the Bank Hotel, the 5h inst, and questions asked.
Rank Bstei, sveare ID and Tooth street.
go KEwhRp..Losr, YESTERDAY. ABOUT ONE
W. o'clock, In Bowcry omnibus Of passing through Wall
street EXCHANGE place, william or Hanover streets short
Gold Cbain with Seal Key Attached The finder will
The above reward aud nnis Of the BY leaving IL at
50 Excfanse place.
Y osT-A DRAFT, ACCEPTED by T. WEED CO.,
n Buda'o for $500 and payable 81 II. Dwight Co.'S
oce No 20 Wall street. u Is OF TO the finder whs
will receive the thanks Of the ovner. and be literally
n. DWIGHT a CO.
\ oST-PhNK BOOK, NO. 81 ese, ON THE BowgRy
IL Savings Baul The FINDER will obbge the ~
turning "a TO The Bank.
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Hair Dye-Rrtthelor'sL Liquid will

The bbir Nhkors the soment Is applied and without
varg 10 washed with and not the
color and Tho san not soil,d " has no bal od9r sad
elective Ight day. Applied or sold Wholesale and
retail at BATchELOEs wig fectory Wall street Agent
in London, T. G. UnufiD - Piceidly near 81. Janess
Church,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

establishments in this city doing those who
driving the largest trade the Bowery Sa
Bowe-y takes the lead understand that
this concern four thousand Shsw retaed last
There be such sale,
urobably IL is assortment a nj price.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

HORRIBLE MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SIR.
IcIDE. Baronne-st was yesterday afternoon the
scene OF one OF the most horrible TRAGEDIES ever
enacted in our city. The victim in the case was
beautiful girl about II years of age, who is
supposed to have been murdered by man nam
ed Joseph Bradley, Captain of the scr. Friend
ship, and who, after committing the deed made
an unsuccessful attempt upon his own life Mrs
King, landlady OF the house in which the events
occurred, states that Bradley and the girl had
occupied apartments in he house about a month
passing as man and wife. She further states that
they were lying on the bed most of the time
during the fore part of the day, yesterday and
were on the bed at about II O'Clock when she
went out to do some shopping. She MRS. King)
returned home about O'Clock, or little after
and soon after entering the house she heard
moan proceeding from Bradley's room. She
went to the door, and opening it she saw Brad
ley lying on the floor in pool Of blood, and saw
that the woman was also lying on the floor dead.
Bradley was found to be living, and DR.. Meux
was called in and dressed his wounds. He was
at this time perfectly insensible, but became
conscious before l-2 o'clock The scene pre-
sented, In the room where the bloody work had
been performed, was the most horrible we ever
looked upon. The girl, with outstretched hands
as if she had duplicated for mercy to the last
lay in one corner of the room in gore of blood
neF HdhuS, race ana throat mangl lied in the shock
ing manner; and in another corner laid Bradley
presenting scarcely less CHASTITY spectacle. A
knife and razor, with which the terrible deed
had been committed, lay upon the floor as If to
complete the picture. 1t was found that she had
received FIVE wounds, all apparently Inflicted
with knife, and two OF them mortal Her
hands were cut in several places, as if she had
attempted to defend herself against the knife =
She also received large cash across the chin.
Bradley was stabbed IN the LETT side OF The Al.
domen in different places, and bis throat was
pretty badly cut. The wounds in the abdomen
are very serious, and at the time we lett the snot
the doctor thought there was little chance of re-
covery. The cause which led TO these terrible
results is supposed to have been jealousy. The
name OF the unfortunate girl is Fanny Daley
but she has also been known as FANNY Young
and more recently as Mrs. Bradley.
Jealousy on the part OF Bradley annears %
have existed for several days. and we bel;e.e'
that difficulty, which resulted in blows tooI,
place on Sunday last Bradley is in charge If
the physician, Dr. Meux, and if he receno =.
will be dealt with according to law.-.N,,r n.
leans Picayune. W
Capt. Bradley, was ready to sail in the Fr;an,
ship Tor California, but had proyisioned ~
sci Tor three years cruise, and had borro..,
money on the credit of the voyage The Girl 49,
prostitute, II years old, and the canta,n
have lived with her about month mo. ~,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

mitchell AT BERMUDA A letter receiv.
ed in Washington from gentleman in Bermuda
says
had the melancholy pleasure few DAYS
since Of seeing Mitchell, the Irish patriot poor
fellow He looks sad and weary worn-.rarely.
II ever smiling, and apparently always absorbed
In brooding over his desperate fortunes. | do
not think, judging from appearances, that he can
outlive the summer. He is but the shadow of
what ne once was, and in habits, tastes, and tenn
permanent, the mere apology OF the frank, lively
freshman knew him to be two wears since
His treatment, in all other re.
spects' is rigorous enough; though this am
lree 10 believe, is less calling to his proud spirit
ihan the knowledge OF his fallen condition. He
says little, though evidently thinks much
thoughts that partake Of passion, rather than Of
meekness, or as intended to conciate revenge
Its the powerful incentive of retribution which
seems alone TO keep him alive.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

u The Springfield Republican does not seem to
have entire confidence in the reports OF that original
Taylor paper, the New York Herald of the dongs at
Washington Ii cautions its readers against reIyin on
its statements, and closes by saying a" you read that
paper at ALL read it nideI reads the bible" We
trust the editor meant equvoca comparison in that
remark
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

PANAMA CoTroN The Mobile Tribune no.
,ices the receipt of sample Of wild cotton from
Pshama. 1t was procured from tree growing
upon me , mountain about four leagues from Pan.
a'ia. =, nc cotton is OF very fine and silky tex
t e, me 'ree wasone year old, about twenty
hive high and thirty feet across near ,he ton
The body four feet from TIE ground ,neas,r Dpi
four inches in dian eter
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

The President AID INTERIM. The Ma.
tional lnteligencer, noticing the statement, gen
orally circulated, that Mr. Atchison was the act
ual President on the 4th of March, makes the
following comments
"This was of course intended for Jest by its
original proprietor; but having been regarded by
some readers as grave statement of Iact, we
take leave to say that Gen. Taylor possessed all
the power OF President of the United States at
any time after the legal expiration of the Sd day
OF March. The President is required, it is true.
by the constitution, to take prescribed oath be-
fore ne enters upon the execution OF his office :;
but he is the President of the United States from
the moment of the expiration of the tenn of the
preceding President, and no man but he can. nm
der the circumstances, discharge any function of
President of the United States. it is only sin
case OF the removal of the President from Office.
or OF his death, resignation, or inability to dis.
charge the powers and duties of the said Office
that the same shall devolye on the Vice Pres.
dent, and next to him, in case of his removal,
death, &c, upon the President pro tenn of the
Senate, should there be one, and, if not, then Oh
the Speaker OF the House of Representatives,
'for the time being'"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

W MAJOR b. B. French, president oil the Magnetic
Telegraph Company, writes that printed copy OF the
inaugural OF President Taylor vas in The hands of
gentleman in Philadelphia l2 o'clock noon on Mons
days one hour before delivered by the President
and long before copy of was seen in the telegraph
office in Washington
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

AMERICAN SLAVERY, The London Snec.
tator OF June 18th, remarks upon this subject:
The greatest OF all questions that await the
model republic is, how to abolish slavery with
Inc least lnflctlon OF injury and that question
should engage timely and earnest attention. Va.
rlous ways might be devised we incline to think
that the best would be gradual, self-developinp
and tending to remove the emancipated blacks
from the neighborhood of the whites. No en-.
terprise more honorable profitable could be
undertaken by the patriots of the American I'm
ion-the leading statesmen of the western hem.
isphere.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

III NEW WAY OF DONG GOOD The man who,
IN any way, contributes that information by which we
may avoid the numerous ills of life or adds to the cheer
fuiness and good nature of the community at large, is
real benefacor, and deserving of public patronage
And, as II is settled point, that all the animal creation
from instinct, up to men, constituted and disposed
by the Divine Creator for recreation and amusement il
becomes matter OF the first Importance as to where,
how and when our amusements are so timed as 10 de ,
veiope the health of the body well as the growth of
The mind. And, now, il yoa have not attended the
lecluresof MIR Sunderland remember his last one is
given ia WARREN HALL tonight, where multi
tudes have been amused, asonished, and benefited
during the past two weeks. Go eaIly-Q.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

Moscow, Russia, Feb. l. The new Krem-
nm or Imperial Palace at Moscow, is almost fin
lshed, and the numerous domes which surmount
thls vast and magnificent edifce, have lust been
gllded. The style and the protusion cf ornament
WIN wnich .ne fronts are covered, recall gthe
splendid dwellings of the ancient Grand Dnkeo
OF Russia. In the interior of the nalaco ia ~
enormous ball OF st. George, in which ia placed
IN Inc centre colossal equestrian statue OF that
saint hghnng with the dragon, and in the inches
ale piaced eighteen emblematic figures repre-.
senung the eighteen provinces conquered by
Russia The hall of ST. Andrew, (the hall Of
me throne) is decorated with has reIiefs in mar
Die containing episodes in the Russian History
ne nan OF Alexander is of porphyry covered
",'n alohi'ectufai ornaments which are reflect
ed IN the immense mirrors of which The cail;n,,
Is composed the new Kremlin at Moscow viii
De, without contradiction one otthe most curious
palaces which exist in Europe.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

JEWISH EMANCIPATION. The English pre-.
mier has, in accordance with his previously ex.
pressed intentions, introduced into Parliament
MS new bill tor the removal OF all the remaining
disabilities OF the jews. 1t is similar to the bill
rejected at the last session. but il is thought that
the measure will now be successful.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

NOMINATIONS. The following nominations were
sent to the Senate yesterday z Ring for Surveyor
of the Port Of New York Mr.. McGaughey for Gov
ernor Of Minnesota Territory
70 Hon. Chas. W. Rockwell OF Conn, has
been nominated to the Office of Commissioner of
the Customs-a new Office created by the organ.
ization ofthe Home Department.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

~ Judge Cranch, Of the highest of the district
ofCoumbia has decided that MIR. Balm is entitled 10 a
patent as well as Prof Morse This breaks up the od
Gus te'egraFh monopoly!
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

U Mr.. SUNDERLAND lectures, on Religion to-
morrow evening, at Brinley Hall. See his advertise,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

FROM CALIFORNIA. The New York Tri
bune publishes two letters received by mercan.
tile house in that city, from their agent in San
francisco, who Isl said to be SEA man of sound
cautious, and reliable character
The writer says he came to San Francisco
with cargo bought for SO 900, at high prices at
Sandwich Islands and he had sold it tor $35 900.
That ne had sold 100000 worth of goods, at
large profits, in three months; and he urges his
friends to come out there, as there is gold enough
for everybody. On the new placer men were
getting 800 per day in some cases, and OF such
purity that it scarcely needed washing.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

The NORFOLK County RAILROAD Pro.
JEcTs. The Legislative Committee on Rail.
roads, on Monday, discharged themselves to the
Senate, OF the various petitions for railroads
through ports of Norfolk county, towards Woon.
socket, r. l. The Committee report three bills.
which they hope may settle this long contested
question to the satisfaction of the greater part OF
the persons interested. One bill Incorporates
Otis Pettee, Edgar X. Whitaker, and Others, as
the Charles River Branch Railroad COMPANY.
with capital OF $500, 900, TO run from the Wor-
cester Railroad at Anglers Corner, in Newton,
or from the Brookline Branch, through Newton
and East Needham, to Dover, passing near New
ton Centre and Upper Falls. Another bill in.
corporates Samuel rockingham and others, as
the Midway Branch Railroad Company. with
capital OF $4,000, to run from the Norfolk Conn.
ty Railroad in North Wrenthan, through Fast
Midway, to Midway Factory Village, with lib
erty to use the Norfolk County and Providence
Railroad tracks, and to transfer their franchise to
the Norfolk County Railroad corporation. The
third bill authorizes the Norfolk County road to
build branch from Bellingham towards Woon.
socket, r. l.. About all the contestants. il is
said are satisfied with the decision of the pres.
ent committee.-BOSt. Cour
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17
DIR. BAlRD'S LECTURES.

Mr. EDITOR Permit TO call the attention of
your readers and particularly OF the younger portion of
them, to the Lectures Europe by DR.. Bard. No
person. who has not listened TO those already given
have adequate idea of the interest and instruction
embodied in lhem and venture to say, that years of
historical research, with the aid of the tourist and jour
naIist, would utterly fail OF giving the life like pic
tuTe of any given portion of Europe which be obs
tanned from single lecture of DR. Baird Indeed il is
information which we can get from no other quarter
short Of actual travel and from this latter source,
perhaps, ninety. nne per cent of foreign tourists would
fail OF obtaining valuable information in their hasty
travel through country, as is impaired by DR. Baird in
one lecture. In order to understand the mighty drama
which is being acted all over Europe al the present
time these lectures unspeakably valuable. With
the large and elegant maps before you he is en- abed to
locate every historical event geographical fact both
the eye and the miad so wildly, not easily to be
forgotten. lie has maps of the principal Cities and by
lis clear and interesting descrip ion he walks with you
through their Streets shows you their palaces their pub
c buildings, sits down with you in the domes tic circle
calls hack and gives you a drive all over the cities,
introduces you to court, goes with you 10 pr.ncey
wedding shows you the BRIDE her Dress and the, to us
the metamoIphoss is completed In word permit me
say, that every item of information he gives you is
just that which you would wish most 10 know and which
would be most useful 10 you
do not know but you may think me somewhat too
enthusiastic in my language, and DO suspect myself of
considerable share Of it in regard to those lectures
and have only to say in addition that If any one could
listen TO the first two of the course as have. and not
catch little inspiration, and not 90 away with the full
conviction of having spent evening most prof,aby
and pleasantly should not choose that man as my com
panion in a European tour.
have written this solely because do not wish sin
gle one to lose this opportunity of listening to what
consider as decidedly the most interesting and useful
lectures ever listened to i'll my life.
Your readers will notice that the tickets are only fifty
aud seveny>6ve cents for the remainder of the course
The most interesting portions of Europe are yet to be
described.
| sincerely hope that Brnley Hall may be filed as
literally as it was at the Introductory ecure-which was
full Listener.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17
FRIDAY, March l6

John Hartshorn of Shrewsbury alias John Sweat
DIR Sweat and some half dozen other aliases for beng
drunk, pleaded guilty. and was fined 81 and the costs
SOL which he paid and was discharged.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17
POLICE COURT.
WEDNESDAY, March IA.

WEDNESDAY, March IA.
Dennis Qulahan was convicted of assault and bat.
'ery on Mary Muhearn Tuesday, and fined one dol>
lar and costs S403 which he paid and was discharged
Mary Mulheam was convicted of being common
drunkard for six months past and sentenced to the work
house for sixty days.
'onn Fosary was convicted of selling spirit retail,
ana sentenced to pay fine of 500 and costs S47l, in
default OF which he was committed to prison.
THURSDAY, March 10.
Albert Owen and his wife Elizabeth, were convicted
OF beng drunk, and sentenced to pay fine of 81 and
costs, 1929 each, in default Whereof they we're com,
mited 10 prison.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-17

STATE PRISON IN New YoRK, The an
nua report OF the Inspectors Of Prisons Of New
York exhibits decrease in the number Of CON
vlcts' as compared with the previous wear of 81
at Auburn and II at Sing Sig. .sThe pbvsic.
ian OF the prison reports writes the Albany cor
respondent or the Courier "that. from carefI
investigation Of convicts under long term Of
imprisonment, he has been irresistibly led 10 the
conclusion, that five years is the longest fern
"hlch convict can pass in retirement and be
restored to the world with "a sound mind in a
SOUND Dody' The mind, like the body, in the
absence OF proper exercise, Loses its tone and
strength. Conyicts despair of"seeing out a long
sentence 80 : 'o'h
lie thinks that after long terms it would be
more mercitul to retain then. for life than TO 70.
turn them TO the world, incapable of self control
Inc cutler shop sent most to the hospital. The
taiior shop least 227 OF the prisoners confess
their guilt; 1877 deny it; $50 think thew have
been benefited by the imprisonment. Among
the occupations of those sentenced to Auburn
ind IS sportsmen, 10 speculalors--l in 8 are
unable torcad; in left or were deprived Of
nome oefore they were sixteen years Of age"