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The New York herald., 1851-09-17

According 10 all accounts the procession viii be the
largest and most imposing that in Boston
Among the Tsdes that viii form part OF IL are the manu-
featuring jewellers who have joined In any display
of the kind sir ce the visit cf Gen Washington They
viii the identical flag which they did on that occs
sion and not the least imposing feature Of the day viii
Re an imme display Of sFsr-ware and Plate borne
by negroes dressed in oriental style.
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
SIIIPPING.

e.
EoR sALE-Two OF THE BEST STATE ROOMS
(Nos 20 and 2G) on board the steamship Franhin, -
RicuARi sS cs6SShifE. 81 and s Exchange Place.
CoR H-TnE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
fryiEhs sEgly % sANL L. hITcHIL Ie r5sns
STEAMER FRANKLIN. FOR HAyRE-ExrREss
''l''1 ''' 'A LfSfNdsT6S WELLS CO. swsii 3.
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP LINE
~ Steamer winfield Scott will dersr. on weinesday,
s' ss afply s Dlvis Bkooss Co. . bs.vst e.
C,oR LrvERpooL-UNITEp STATES MAIL STEAM.
% S Ss tns Gs ss.s s Sr fsp % Ss
syS!,y T Of ssrssTss: o. SSS's NJ fS W ps ssT
r fs fright Or Ha laa s''iS s,as
en. icr siesanee or comfort arp, 70 EDNARD X Go,-
LNs e Wall street The steamer Baltic Will succeed Ne
n SNAIL sTEAxsnIP COMPANY, FOR NEW OR
s san'Sls l.S 6GEFoKbf tsS tss: ssS,Ss., II %aaIs,
sSiy three GEEK, from her pier .. the foo. o. wsr,n
fse, With the mai, direct for Hsy.na snd New
Fsss' sTsis only yFsiss ssiss % on fss ,, 70
laeing will be signed after the steamer has sailed
ossIss S & 70 sSBp 's:P;:;s' 5 % sis
3:::: '. q he S:a's SSSssH::
Fos souyHAiErTos AND n HAysE.rmE UNITED
Commander will leave for Hsvre, touching AZ Souths 1pton
arf 'Ss ScosH s' from aSs ps sS siSufs s q
pas,ge SID specie In sums amounting 70 ten thousand
ns sspp,ss Of specie will .snd their srsos on sosrd on
Tie h tSsssss no. wsnssd On the ySysse sgoa ss sent
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
vUVBE MARRIED WONAN's PRIVATE urnycA 7. cou

panion-By DR. A. n. Mauricsau Profssor Of Disessss
Of Women-Twenteth Edition. Is mo-, pp. 2O-Prcs al.
suffering OF and mental anguish 60 nany
sfeotio nate wife, aad pesunary difficulties the
work II is intended especially for the married Of thoss
10 dscloses i'm portant eeeretS
which sho ould be known to them particularly
To those whose health does not permit increase o(
family It'll OF especial i'm portenoe
Here, also, every femAiethe wife, the mothsrths enc
years. whom nature ooremplates important change,
discover the ptoms and the most eeeat
rem certain mode Of in every complaint
10 which her sex is subject. -.
(Lxtract of letter from gentleman In Dayton. ohioJ
DAYTON, Nay l. l8H.
nv DEAR SIRMy wife has been pereeptely sinking feR
years in Of her great
suffering months before and during her con.
fnmen Successive more and more debiiitete4
and putting her life in imminent danger and
which occasion dspared Of supposed THAI
meet tho worst AT this time tnow about two months
heard book highly spoken Of some mat
ters reaching On its receipt and perusS cannoe
the afforded distressed ana
the s pages to wife on learning that ne
great discovery Of ~ Deso~esux provided remedy: n
be But for th another voul have passed over
head In all human probability wife would have been
In her grave and my children left mothcrless.
1t 49, course impraeticab to fully the -
intended for the married those Contemplating marriage
sale At ~ Broadway and At the Publishing ONCE, Ii
Liberty street. New York Little Co.. Albany Joseph
Tucker Mobile, Alabama B. Peterson, IS Chestnut IT,.
On the receipt of ST. copy will be transmitted by mail
be addressed post paid to Dr. M Mauriceau. Beg
l,22i, New York city. Office, I29 Liberty streek
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
FOREIGN Malls.

Letter Bsrs for New Orleans Tin advance Of US Ma per
steamer Winfield Scott will close at the Exchange Reading
Room (7 ExchapFe on Wednesday I7h quarter before
5ocock Alo per steamer Franklin for Hayre via South
apton. viii close Saturday, Goth, at the usua
IAe above letter bags also AZ kenyon VI Wan street
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
q 200 REWARn-cRossxAN,s srrr1rrn nIr.

R0OO tureof ell remedies yet discovered this Is tfs
NJ certain IL makes speedy and cure With
ont the ast r,.sriss9n IN dsi drink. exposure %
dsys Sold at the drug stoxe 5 Boadwy corner of Cham
bers street also at No. 10 Aor House, At lie Broadway
and 100 Fulton street, OF William.
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

swEARERs BEWARE. o
Which inform the profane that according the laws Of
this commonwealth those who and swear render
theelves liable to be arrested and fined from
five dollars according to the degree Of profanity, on
the sliding scale principle
The following Is another haIdbi that pretty
tensively circulated
EXTRACT FROM THE LAW.
Every who shall smoke have in his or her
session. lighted pipe in street lane pas
ssgevav wharf in said city, shall forfeit and pay
for each and every ofence. the sum oftwo dollars
Notice hereby giyep that the law will De enforced
FRANCIS TUKEY, City Marshal.
PoIIcE OFFICE, City Hall.
The grand civic dinner will be held In an immense
tent erected the Common, on the 18TH About three
thousand persons will partake OF it, Workmen sre now
engaged in fitting it up, and when finished 1t will pre-
sent beautiful appearances. II will be ornamented with
the flag Of every nation in the world well with most
Of the marine and commercial signals inside and out
In addition to there there will be a number Of banners
in and around the tent constructed in the
form Of arches The following is description Of the
principal ones
BANNER I.
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
KEDICAI..

DEAFNEss.-sH0RTsIGHr CURABLE BYA
~ recelt discovery-Dr. HEATH devotes his attention
70 diseases Of the Ear and Eye These affections
renoe in modern renders curabis Artificial
the tnest and most natural, inserted without pain
Once. 2G2 Broadway. From eight TO three daily.
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

DR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET HAS. FOR raR
A last nine,ssn ytsr deyeted his practice 70 ths sreas
neat Of ncrcurAi and other dfssss Hs hs roe
Aggravated diseases ana md rrcrti In nv Stfs.
Bstrsnssrs. DO no. be dscciyei W arounthank vhs
stos have nst LETT Drfse See
diploma In 0ncc With ste frst IN medicine soA
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
BEWARE OF PicKPocKETs.


OF whom it Is known there great many at present
In the city This caution is very necessary as well in
Boston as 1t is in New York and think 1t would be
advisable for the authorities Of New Yerk to have few
hsndbs of this kind printed and distributed through
out the city, esps cislly the public promenades
There are other placards too, conspicuousy posted
and headed
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

GOO REwARD.-yErFRIEs. ANrlp 1TE. spE.

pow oitc mixture for the Of private disorders
IL makes speedy without the least restriction Of diet
drink, exposure change Ia application to business The
proprietor challenges single cste which the mixture will
not cure, IN der the forfeiture Of ave hundred dollars Its
put MP in bgttles with full directions, at 81 One botss
lasts weekmany cured in two days For sale by c.
u Ring .e Breaeway and les Dsy ard street. New York;
W Little, lC4 Hanover street, Boston; Wright Co..
New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

DE JOHNSON, NO. ~ DUANE STREET, so WELL
~ known In tie treatment Of delicate diseases The
ters rerus.cn for sk In those half
existed Tor years pre- eminent COnsttutionsi weakness
brought on ~ secret habit, ecctusy cured Recent
osses cured In four days. perfect eharss,
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
DR pELANEr's PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE. NO.

- 81 Lispensrd street near Broadway. Dr. peL y the
sutht medical an6 Of those nge
nous that the deporable Of
early improp,r habits infsibly without any medicine.
hdential.
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

fLMhIbo.-Dh LAfONIS tEItBEATED PILLS
are highy prized as fen.e medicine 10 be used IN
cases Of ebructiors Sc DE- L. having used
these Pills in his private practice for the last thiryhrs
Year, and In the French Female his charge
Tor the last twenty years. With such unparalleled
that he feels in duty bound 70 let the world and especially
the femsle part Of H. have tie benefit Of lis
rerience. NJ B-Lsdies in certain delicate situation
should not use the the will be found the drsc
ons Accompanying each box Price 80 cents aud 81
boz For snle a. The corner Of BroadMhy and John ar
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

EroR sAIE-Two OF THE BEST STATE ROOMS
(Nos % and 2G) on board the steamship Frankl ~
sail on the 29th inst. Appyte
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

~ ysts Tr..ti,s Sc css, ttarr ~ ~ 1870 a. ~
saee 70 oooeL, " tsune,y ersepseD No. % Gfoss-
WEB esfeeh FROM ire uncommon medical sdvantasre
Author haa enjoyed aaonFis which he would stance
g resided tsveral years Paris for to oKpr,ss rurra "A
sve rrsstSe, detots1 ext avsly 10 this spssitv st
wshgrt hessstion rronise even In the mos. severe Ans
eonphcased csseseH etrictarts, secondary etet
No more certain s.fe aad radical than he sk
tanned IRON any other in Amos Those who svyy
n the easer etsgts Of Iriva. dsesses will be grascdsf
the esse and rapidly Of the which often esotst
treatment by letter, address bor 500. Post Or'eo
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

II ty and the prospects Of TOO large family Of ehcrss.
prevent prudent people from mArryias bat hexs
beok thss viii tell yeu many important seeleA WHOA yt
evereome all sa;h ohjeetens Price, 81 FER ssis BY d.
Letters directed box New Yeri Pest oGet, vin u
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

MEDfCAL-No CHARGE TILL CUR4D.-DR- Kox-
IVA rson from practice Of thrtytwo ocrtslS
diseases withou. mercury and recent In rss dsf
Debility from the imrrudence Of youth he Invariably
Bee his Lonaen diploma In his private eee Oi, TriSov
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

DR. WARREN, NO; MOTT STREET is coNsULrI
~ on diseases, which he without recent
cases cured in fys days Dr. Ws Specific, ths rcsult q
hirtyhve years experience, never fails Of eure Prcs
one dolsr B. Beware Of poisonous oeuntesfeiA -
sale By gusck In Rooseveit street. No fee ill cured.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 70, 1851.

1.-THE "Sentinel" says that the Democratic Conven-
ton in nearly all the Northern States have adopted
resolutions sustaining the compromise measures We
should like list Of the States and tho resolutions
adopted. The Democrats of Ohio and New York did
not endorse them. They we're not even endorsed in
majority Of the Congressional districts of this State by
the Democratic party. The convention which assem-
bed in this district evaded endorsement, the resolu
tons adopted being drawn up the instance OF Dr.
Ellis who has great love for the Fugitive Slave Law,
one Of the compromise Observation-Disclosures Journal.
The Northern States that have IN their State Conven
tons, endorsed the compromise measures, Massa-
chusetts Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire,
New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and
Iowa. In the other Northern States, except Ohio, no
State Conventions have been held We think the Con-
gressona Districts in Indiana have fully endorsed the
compromise measures by eecting nine out Of ten
bers of Congress who in favor of these measures
and opposed to repeal modification. The only mem.
Der OF Congress elect from Indiana who is in favor OF
unconditional repeal, is Rev. Samuel Brenton, who Mr.
Derees claims Wing. That the resolutions adopt
ed by the Convention in this District drawn up
the instance Of DR.. Ellis, is news to They re-
ported by Mr. Stewart the chairman OF the committee
on resolutions who is known be an open and avowed
advocate of the compromise. DIR. Ellis was not men,
Der OF the committee, and were not aware that he
had been consulted to the character Of the resolutions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
Death Of Mrs. Gaines.

The telegraph report the arrival Of the last Cali
lornia news, mentioned the death Of The wife Of Gen.
GAINES Governor Of Oregon As she left many friends
in Keatucky, it will be interesting, however melancholy
to know the
Gov. GAINES had started with his family TO locate on
fine farm in Clatsop PLAINS Oregon On the road to
their house the horse upon which Mrs. GAINES was
riding backed in between the fore wheels and the OF
a wagon which was accompanying them. The animals
frightened and started off at full speed carrying the
horse along with them. Mrs. GAINES fell, her head
striking upon the tire Of the wagon and her body being
damned between the front board and the horse, which
being thrown down. passed by the wheels Of the
wagon, and Mrs GAINES fell underneath before the
checked.
She spoke but after the accident, and Immediately
became lnsensibe. The injury Of the brain forbade all
hopes of recovery and after lying seventy five hours in
state of inconsistencies death closed the This
is a calamity On their way to that country two
daughters, who left their home in Kentucky, blooming
with health and lul oil The nigh hopes YOUTH dieo al
distant shores of Brazil.-Cin. Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
California.

The election returns from California are incomplete,
and although the chances favor of the democratic
candidates for Congress- the result by no means GER
tain. We think Marshall, DEM, is elected, and the re-
suit between Kewan and McCorkle, doubtful. The re-
turns look if Major Redding, whg was elected Co.
The Legislature is Democratic beyond doubt,
which secures the election of United States Senator.
The details Of robberies, murders and lynchng, are
Terrible and represent horrid oil society self
constituted organization known the Vigilance Com.
mittee, seem have taken the law into their own
hands If the government, aided by the arm of the law
is unable to arrest crime and preserve the public peace
it is time that it should give way to stronger and bet
ter form. Insecure indeed the lives of men when
they committed the mercy Of an Infatuated mob.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
The Fair.

The first annual fair the "Wayne County Agricul-
tural Society" held in this city Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday Of this week We have only time
to say that the display Of stock of different kinds
and the various productions Of the farm farming imple
ments &c., &c., surpassed the most sanguine expecta-
attendance each day was large but Wednesday was the
great day. Early that morning the people commence
ed coming in from all directions and there perfect
Jam throughout the day. The crowd was varously
timated at from twenty thousand. 1t
doubtedy the largest crowd collected at this place.
In the afternoon Governor WRIGHT delivered an adj
dress replee with the sound practical views for which
he is distinguished The address well delivered and
well received. We hope be able to lay before
readers in week or two and shall therefore let il speak
ITSELF will itself favorably than
anything we could say in its behalf.-RichmOnd Jeer-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
Elections.
in our next

The State Elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio take
place to-day In the former State we look Cor a
plee democratic triumph notwithstanding Johnston the
wing candidate for Governor is aided by the free soil and
the native American vote. Although the Democratic
votes seem to be unfortunately divided between Mr.
Buchanan and Gen. Cass, they are united on Col. Big
Ter the candidate for Governor In Ohio think there
is no doubt OF the election Of Gov Wood by handsome
majority; and think most of the State ticket will
succeed There may be some doubt of the election o.
Breslin the candidate for Treasurer; Morgan for Audit
or and Cerwin and BARLEY for Judges The whg cand
dates for these offices favorable the free soil doc
trines and will doubt receive large accession Il
their vote from that party which may defeat the Demo
cratic candidates. Our returns, which We hope to re
ceive tomorrow, will give indication of the
suit. These important elections. Gen. Scott ha.
received the Presidential nomination both these States
and the defeat Of his party the quietus to his Presi
Dental prospects.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
Gov. Wright.
The New Albany Lceer says:
J. THOMPSON.

The New Albany Leger says:
at has been intmated by paper in the northern
part of the State that Gov Wright will be candidate
for Governor whether nominated by Democratic State
Convention or not. Now, who knows Joseph A.
Wrght-the sterling qualities of the and his inex-
ibe devotion democratic principles and the usages oil
the democratic party would have venured to intimate
that he would be candidate in opposition to nominee
Of his party. Such limitations calculated to nure
him the estimation OF his fellow citizens and to deract
from the deserved popularity which he enjoys throughout
the State. Gov. Wright will submit his claims to con-
vention and abide by its decision"
eve are surprised it minated also that Gov.
W. possibly holds doubtful position on the Compromise
and the question ofsavery agitation Those
who thus think f there any who really do think so
have been very careless observers oGov Wrghts
course while member of Congress and since he has
cupied the Gubernatoral Chair No man has done
in his official capacity to still .he troubled waters OF sec
tionalism and to cultivate spirit Of peace and harmony,
by Of mutual concessions between the different
portions Of the Union than has Gov Wright While the
strife ragged ercest he stepped forward and his invita-
ton to Gov. Crttenden of Kentucky to visit State
and parake of its inequalities set example (by the
sentiments of raernal love for the Union ii called forth
from distinguished gentlemen Of both States which had
most happy effect both North and South"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
The Revolution in Mexico.

BALTIMORE, Oct. THE New Orleans papers OF the
30h contain detailed of the movements of the
revolutonsts in the Northern States of Mexico Their
pronunciamenos pronounce death the tyrants. The
following the given for the revolt First
The utter failure of the Mexican government protect
the Northern Mexican States from Indian depredations.
Second-The UNJUST unequal and prohibtory system Of
duties which operates destrucively the interests
of the people of the frontier. Third-The despotic
power exerted by the Federal government over the
rights and representation of the several States.
1t reported that besides Camargo Mer and several
other in the hands of the insurgents At the
date of these all quiet Matamoras avail
ting the appearance OF the revolutoniss. Iwas thought
that resistance would be made.
1t is stated that the government had sent out 200
men to defend the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
Don Fernando Ramnez has accepted the appointment
Of Minister Of Foreign Affairs, charged with the lorma-
ton of a new Cabinet.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
Meeting of the Friends of Gen. Lane.

Pursuant to notice, meeting Of the citizens Of Mari
on county was held at the Court House, Saturday,
Oct H. to make arrangements for the reception Of Gen.
Joseph Lane at Indianapolis Gov. Wright called
to the chair and VIM Stewart appointed Secretary.
On motion of E. w. III. Ellis,
Resolred That Gen. Drake be authorized TO take i'm
mediate measures procure organization Of the mil
ary OF Marion and adjacent counties, by calling to his
aid the officers and soldiers of the Mexican war; and
pecialy the young Of the country and that he be
authorized to make such appointments of assistants
may be necessary.
Resolped, That Gov Wright be appointed to welcome
Gen. Lane to the State in appropriate address.
ReS0tUc1, That committee of seven be appointed to
superntend the necessary arrangements for the occasion
Whereupon the following gentlemen were appointed
such committee; VIM. Robson, Wm. Stewart, A. G.
Porter, VIM. P. Bryant, John S. Spann Jacob Vande-
grif, and Charles Secrest.
On motion Of Maj A. f. Morrison,
Rcsolred. That those persons who were engaged in
the service Of the United States in the Mexican
from the State of Indiana, specially invited be
present the occasion; either individuals organ
lied companies
On motion, the subject of barbecue referred &c
the committee of arrangements.
And, on motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Chairman.
| VIM. STEWART, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
The Chesterfield Celebration.

Tine celebration Of the completion of the indianapolis
and Beefontaine Railroad, to Chesterfield, came of
according to appointment the 9th instant The day
fine. The crowd was large and joyous Nothing
occurred the pleasure interest of the
sion. Two trains filed with people left the depot in
this city 20 minutes after o'clock, A. NJ and ar
rived Chesterfield half after ten. The downward
train, filed with hundreds of citizens of Madison and
Delaware counties, met at louisville. This train
returned Chesterfield at half past g. P NJ when the
whole left for indianapolis, where they arrived s. p.
NJ having been detained by slight accident "a loco
motive running of the track Anderson All seemed
we'll pleased with the trip, the road and the polite and
gentlemanly department of the officers. The Presi-
dent Hon. o. H. Smith, possessing almost the power of
ubiquity, everywhere present when his services
needed. The day before We find him engaged as
counsel for the defendant in important murder tra
in Hendricks county. At o'clock night the de-
PENDANT is acquitted Mr.. hleaps into his buggy
three o'clock in the morning, he reaches Indianapolis
distance Of twenty miles. Early in the morning he is
on the ground giving directions, and infusng into all
around him. that spirit and energy which has character
lied his through life. The country Oliver
Smith debt of gratitude for his extraordinary excr
tons in prosecuting this great work. which will soon be
completed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

The President of the Belefontaine Road Co. has de-
cded under the law, that where stock running in fields
enclosed by pits killed by the cars whether with
without the default of the engineer, the Company
bound for the value Of the stock killed. that where the
stock is running at large the Company bound
for the stock killed. if the road is run at ordinary speed
and with ordinary care but in such il is fair poll
cy pay the half the value of the stock killed.
in where stock knowingly permitted by their
to lie upon the track haunted the track
by feeding or otherwise, the Company bound
pay any part OF their value The question was brought
before the board by Mr. Hunter of this county whose
mare was killed in his enclosed field, and was accord
ingy paid for by the Company.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
Slavery.

So general slavery, in Greece that in tho famous
war of Platea there but 5000 Spartans, and 3d.
600 slaves while in the Spartan fleet they composed
the of the sailors. In Sparta there 500 900
slaves to 10000 reemen. At the time Paul his
epistle, Colosse under proconsulshp Of Rome.
Slaves under the Roman Empire the abect Of
slaves Single masters in the Roman Senate had as
many as 10 900, and some as many 20 ,0O0
Pauus Emiius sold 100, 900 prisoners Of slaves,
and Julius Caesar half million. According to Mr..
Gbbon, they comprised one-half of the Empire, and
could not have been less than sixty millions As body
Of men, they considered dangerous the State
and therefore their bondage They were
the most unfortunate class oil human beings excluded
from every privilege Of society and from almost every
blessing Of life. They were at the disposal of their
masters they light torture them, MAIN them, or put
them to death, and be amenabe human law. 1t is
true that the changes which subsequently took place in
the moral condition Of the empire greatly Moderated the
condition of the slave; and we find them employed in
honorable occupations, and well cared for. But was
not until the time Of the Emperor Adrian that
were deprived of the power they possessed their
slaves in the days Of the Republic and the Caesars.
This long after Paus letter addressed to Phil.
emon.-Tsrrs Haue Express