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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The American mail steamship Atlantic, Captain West
will leave this port at noon, to-day, for Liverpool
The European mails will close at quarter before eleven
o'clock this morning The NEw YoRK WEEKLY HERALD,
printed in French and English will be published q. half
past nine o'clock. Single copies in wrappers hxpcnce.
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L1uNou.-Thc pilot boat William skddy will be
launched at o'clock this morning from the yard n Mr.
Aaron J. westeryelt, foot Of Houston street.
hGHr HOUSE WASHED &wAy.-The Lighthouse
at the mouth Of Kalamazoo ri>er Michigan has been
vatbed from itp foundation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

Fuss ABOUT CADET APpoINTMENT.-A great
fuss is made in some of the party papers about the
appointment Of nephew of Com. Stockton to West
Point, in place Of son of Senator Miller, of New
Jersey. fyoung Bayard had been poor boy, not
connected with great politician, he never would
have received any appointment cadet in West
Point, or anywhere else under the government. All
these appointments too much under the inau-
encc of favoritism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

The HIGH PRICE OF PROVISIONS The price Of
provisions is enormously high for this season Of the
year, and must seriously affect large GLASS Of the
poor and the working population, especially those
who have large and helpless families to support.
The following samples of the prices in our mar.
.ket -
Beef, Is cents per pound.
Ham, IA cents do.
Butter, 80 cents do
Potatoes, 8 shillings per bushel.
Onions, 6 shillngs do.
Turnips, 3 to shillings do.
Shad 3 shillings apiece.
No doubt the obstruction Of communication from
the West by long, hard winter, protracted into
spring, and other causes, which always force tho
price Of provisions to 60 up, account in part, for
these high prices, but not altogether They really
exorbitant, being twenty or thirty per cent higher
than in Philadelphia, and other localities equi-dis-
ant from New York. The result Is, great injury to
the city, driving away Of the most industrious
and useful Of our population, who cannot bear up
against such prices 1t is to be hoped that know
ledge Of the fact will bring such supply from Penn
syvania and other quarters 70 speedily reduce tho
present prices to their proper level. Those who
take the trouble Of sending promptly the articles
we have mentioned to this Market will be amply re-
munerated
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Court CnI0ndar-This Day.
SUPREME CouRT.-Spccial Term--Motions Circuit
Adjourned to Monday.
UNITED STATES DrsTRcT Contradictions
SUPERIOR CONTRADICTIONS and decisions
Common PLEAs.-Part Mos. 800, 35l. 1863. 365. 800
81 313 375 377 3S1 $685. $751; 391 393 1885, 1877 Part
Nos 20 154H 4o2 464, AZ, 474 476 AIS, 4sO, 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

THE MAINE LIQUOR Law FANATICIsM-How IT
Works IN New JERSEY 1t will be seen by reference
to the letter of correspondent, which we publish
in another part Of this days paper, that the Maine
Liquor law and the Holy Alliance fanatics have set
the people of New Jersey by the ears, in various
sections of that State-the against the father,
and the father against the son-the mother against
the daughter, and the daughter against the mother.
1t has entered even into the contests for town
officers, and embroilcd whole neighborhoois and
families, and caused the most bitter luminosity, as
every such absurd attempt to interfere with the per-
sona liberty of man has done, from the beginning of
the world till the present time; and the result will be
just what might be expected by every student of
PHILOSOPHY teaching by example,"
This movement may be very successful in stirring
up the bad passions Of men and women, and sowing
the seeds Of hate and dscord and strife but, like
every blue law enacted from the time of Draco, or
every attempt to the conscience and the free
dom Of man in every age, it will utterly fail IN ac-
complishing the objects which it processes, and will
very soon be consigned to "the tomb Of the Capu-
lets''-to lie followed no doubt, by another ism
which, after iretting its busy hourupon the STAGE"
will pass to the same oblivion, and so on still crack
Of DOOM These various movements and isms are
like that class Of insects called ephemera, which
brought into existence by the heat Of the sun, from
the stagnant, putrd ponds, futtering in the beams
Of the luninary Of the world for single day, and
perishing the chill Of night on, to be
ceeded by another swarm next day, equally short
lived and equally evanescent. They not based
upon the broad foundations of humanity-are not
suited to the wants, desires and passions Of the
great mass Of the peope-and therefore they can
never be permanent. They are always the offspring
of "a mind diseased and are only embraced by
weak brains Of small calibrc, or by knaves and
schemers who do not believe in them, but turn them
to account for some temporary selfish purpose o
avarice, pronigacy or ambition. Meantime, thes'
ephe meral buzzng creatures, resulting from The
urshine Of prosperity, produce some annoy
ance, while at the same time they afford ''inHnit'
mirth to the calm, good humored student of human
nature, who, like the laughing philosopher Democri
tus, always looks at the bright side of the picture
and finds hilarity in trees, pleasure in the running
brooks, amusement in stones, laughter in the whit
coat and dirty boots of Fourierie philosopher,
| good in everything.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

We call the attention Of our readers "a
Henry r. Costars Advertisement, in another column
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MORE AZTEC HU,A6uG.-A New Orleans paper
publishes long yarn about very singular manu-
script which has been discovered in Central America
in relation to the Aztecs of that region. There is
little doubt that this extraordinary volume was pro-
cured in that wonderful central city by the same
travellers who escaped with the two Aztec humbugs
now exhibiting here in the North. The story of the
New Orleans paper looks precisely as belonging to
the same piece Of manufacture with the pamphlet
published in this city, and written by well known
ingenious man, who has been hoaxing the public
from the "Story Of the Moen' down to the last re-
cepion of Kossuth. This hoax may do very we'll for
advertisements, and may succeed in binding the
gaping people of Europe, when the wonders arrive
on the other side of the Atlantic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

Bayard's Soups, Terrapin, Gravies, &c.
Green Turtle Soup and Steak served at all
Turtle, OK Tail, Gravy Mulligatawny, &c. Be- made to
order. PETER NJ BXYARD No 4 stats strae. ~
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will be found at the store Of the CANTON TEA COMPANY
NO 10 Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt tho
oldest tea establishment in the city We readers
that they do hotter here than elsewhere at whole
sab or retail. They base now NO brsusb stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

spring of bed hugs reaches rats, and mice has
commenced and the Of execution done by Lyons
Magnetic Powder and Pills. promises 70 exceed ten times
all former This arises from wing
down the price Of each article TO quarter ola dollar
member that while Lyons preparations s worth the
old price although sold low the limitations an
fes also retain their former value Now formerly thew
worth than nothing Read LYON 10 In AZ
Mt his depot, 424 Broadway. e'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

WIG DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SoUTH.-Every
wing development south of the Potomac seems to
point to the support and nomination Of Mr. Fillmore
as the wing candidate for the next Presidency The
Southern wings, with the exception Of few old
fogies in Congress, appear determined to stick to
Fillmore and the compromise; and perhaps they
mean, if they cannot get Fillmore nominated, to
settle down on Webster, in opposition to General
Scott.
Well Scott and Webster, the two great whig can
didates, are wonderful men in their way. Scott is
the great military genius-vcry honest, with some
administrative talent but very soft in many things.
Webster is the great oratorcal or legal genius-has
little moral courage, and much sefshness, with
little administrative talent, but great power in the
developement of principles for others to apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

CURIOUS LEGISLATIVE REPoRT-BLAcK MAIL
LEvIEs ON THE BANKs.-We give, elsewhere, the
evidence contained in the report made the other
day in the Legislature, showing the conduct Of the
State government and the banks in relation to the
charges which have been recently made of black
mail lcvies made upon these institutions, in the
West, for procuring the canal deposits. These dis
closures possess, small scale, the same general
character which was SO magnifcently developed
in the canal lettings. The money paid by the
banks to political partsans for securing canal de-
rosits, is, however, but very small AFFAIR."
miniature business-compared with the recent gil
gantic operations growing out Of the unconstiution
atty of the Canal law, and the corrupt and unjust
lettings and contracts perpctrated under that law
by the authorities Of the State
We much fear that as this country is growing
more rich and populous it is growing more corrupt
and more rascally every day, particularly in all the
avenues of public Offices and government. Nothing
prevent this republic, in oil its parts, from be-
coming one of the richest countries in the world
And we believe that nothing save the character
Of politicians, and the State and general govern
ments from sinking into the meanest and most
despicable system of corruption that disgraced
any government on the face of the earth. Only
look at the scramble for the spos, in Congress- at
Washington, or in any Legislature of the Union.
All are alike. Men engaged in the other prosperous
pursuits Of life, who conduct their business WE'LL
quire wealth rapidly, and become rich. Politicians
imagine they have right to get rich, too; but,
there is no other way for them to increase their
wealth than by robbng and pundering the treasury,
they have taken to that plan on most magnificent
SCALE and seem to be surprising the example Of the
whole world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

that Miller. Of Canal street ntcndsto open Fancy Ba
yaar for the sale Of Bloomer Dresses Certainly
ladies find beautiful Cater Boots at I2s ia and ia
per pair with mses and chircns Cater Roots and
In great variety Mt j. H. MILLERS, 1874 Canal at,
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A New Line ar stnres-J VIZ. s.,so.

under the firm Of Saters obtained permit for
line stages which will run, this
Ing from Catherine Ferry to Chatham street. up the
Bowsry TO Union Square thence Broadway Twenty
third street and Tenth to tho Hudson River
Railroad Depot At the foot of Thrtysecond street The
line Will probably go into operation during week The
stages are and handsomely gotten up with all
the recent i'm provements The stock Of horses learn
will be unsurpassed and IL Ia the intention Of Salter
Co. to put them through in the shortest possible time The
hon TO citizens doing business the side Of the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

restored epcctneles and
LU1FNER 60 Prince street NJ has discovered treat
ment that will speedily and onoctuay restore ali n ga
species Of blindness aud deafness their pron"r
matter how long standing from what panse tbe
may De- ~ the organs be not destroyed Can he consulted
Esrsonsly or ~ letter daily from 9TH g. al his Inarmsrv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

The success Of General TaylOr's Head
Quarters No IS Fulton street corner Of Gold as managed
by Mr. j. Souder where he sells the cheapest clothing in
this city has been pnraed only by the brilliant
of0eneral Taylor during the Mexican campaign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

Long Island Land, best located for Coun-
try residence and farming and garden purposes Now
and splendid running the L. Rail
road and every the value Of these lands
Farms and Village Lots adjoining this road be had
very cheap. Apply c. Wood Dos Broadway, corner of
Fulton street. where maps pamphlets Sc, be had
gvati
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

To the Mercantile Comm unity.-A great
variety Of we'll made comfortable, and becoming Office
Coats Of all the different and most approved Styles be
and Nassau streets. Merchants clerks and others who
wish something peculiarly attractive, should call make
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

Commercial Bank, Perth AmbOy.--E.
EVANS 20 and ~ Fulton street. who been redeemng
notes on this Bank at cent discount will stop doing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

TIP SUBSTANCE ~ Ti,xes NOT srrr.--2rooklyn pump
water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

Away with Bad Bread !-By using Dur
KEGS Baking Powder and cooks always de-
pend upon having light biscuit pastry, &c. and after
trial will never be without it. Try IL. Only shilling
package.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

To Economisc-Picasc tho Eye aud Deco
rate the Psrs1ncPurohass one Of them s. Suits con
Also large assor OF spring sacks and business
OF every style and quality from 81 So. Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Of Grand and Centre streets.
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The Lanfern-euerinI Noflcc-Ecr 49, g.


ture this popular and successful periodical will be
every Monday No l6 ION Monday next) will contain
and Philosophy In profuse
All the topics Of the day Transmitted gold through tho
crucibe Of Diogenes Office l49 Fulton street Price ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

A1HvOw VI EhHRnW0ymen.-ThIS
DAY published thc Life and Adventures Tom the
torions ghwayman and Robber by the Dick
pm capt Hawke, Jack RAM Claude Duval Paul Clifford
&c: complete IN one volume, with two beautiful iustra
THOMAS ORNSBY, Publisher, I02 Nassau street
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E. HULsE will next Sunday. the lsth commence her
regular trps to hewburg and Intermediate places leaving
Ders street at ~ o'clock A. NJ See advertisement Will
Sundays. $50 = r. : ~ : No.
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Amuhv1ts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ger
thcaes of patients cured of
complaints by the of Dr. Watts Nervous Andote are
verbatim as nearly possible to the dispositions given BY
u. Bathchcor, Commissioner Of Deeds So Watts street
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number and especially The Story Agnes Fitzhenry
hsart5s ndpg revelation Of an eloIement its
bined Sunday pres Advertisers who willing to nav n
proper price for tho service ind place in It's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

G. b. Clarke, Tailor, u6 William street,
has very han dseme breasted Frock Coats
$40 TO Sla lined with silk and finished bcaptifulym
order same price very fine Full Dress Coat SIG; tile
finest $50 to order All other made order
ready made at proportonate low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

GIOriOus!-English Imperial Thrce-ply
earpetipE of gterng sclors elegant mosaic and scroI
figures, only enc dollar tho yard At 80 Bowery HIRAM
ANDERSoNS-the newest and most desirable ever
offered this market Purchasers will advance their me-
ssts by examining these beautiful Carpets. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

If seasonable, fashionable, elegant am
cheap clothing merits the patronage of people, Sprn
stock must consists offrock dress, sack coats
silk ratn and cashmere Vests So fancy cashmere Pant
streets. LEVI & REGAIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

Spring Style OF Hats and Caps, Large
variety found in this city; by any
for tenuty durability cheapnes at the one price store,
No. I2S Canal street J. w. KELLOGG.
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Nature Is ever Changing. and Time

Nature Is ever Changing, and Time ie
the in great degree these efforts Of
struction. You have child friend whom dearly
love; have mother wife, who loves you then
lose not moment in securing kenesses Of them
memorial behind except regret ROOT, of 1863 broadway
has been awarded eleven gold and silver Medals hl
superior Daguerreotypes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

Professor L0vett will Remove, on the lst
Of Nay to ia Chambers street. Hudson where he viii
tinue TO Baldness and restore grey
gnal color with his usual having reduced his price
to country agents selling Wahpene" for cash only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

Advice to Citizens and Strangers.-Time
and Money Wasted We have daily to take incredible
number for who have wasted
be pictures good artist do either his sitter
himself justice at such prices. MEADE BROTHERS, Ame-
rican Gallery, 1888 Broadway next American Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

store No. 81 Canal and No 63 Lspennrd streets-Mr
b. claims to be the originator of the Manta business
such in New York and during the last few years has
y;s;ts Par;s poraer ao,set ~
bic his line and having Just returned his finished
tour is exhibiting Of Mantllas Coaks
Gc which have merely TO be by the most fast
dious, to DO admired We recommend our lady readers
generally, as well as dealers, to give Mr.. b. n call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

Fine Arts.-DaguerreOtypes In On.-Thl
beautiful art binng it does the detail daguer
reotype with the finish Of the finest miniature painting
This discovery Of Mr. BUTLER Proprietor Of the Plumb
and daguerreotypes making perfect, beautiful, and in
perishable picture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

Brooklyn Ladies' "A large number Of the
fair of Brooklyn visited HOLMES Gallery yes terday
to their Daguerreoypes which taken in the beaut
full New York style People Of the city know we'll that
the best pictures the world made No. 29 Broad
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saraeious public cannot he caught by

trscgem especially by that would make them pay
hL inferior article to vender who gives
large tickets But the trick don't thriye;
gentlemen of not to be gued into paying 81
for hat when superior every respect BIO obtained
for So 10 byspng at Espenscheds 07 Nassau street.
Of Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

GcnIn has a Keen appreciation OF substnn'
tia compliments and the demand for his sprin
style for 1882 which Of the features Of the return
ing shine is substantial com piment Delegations
tasteful economists who to make investments Of ou
dollars each in GENIN hats. are always welcome SO are
the ladies' for who's specton his styles of riding
hats, chdrcns fancy hats &c., &C., from Paris and ATTIC
his own designs. now ready.
GENIN, No. PA Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
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TIE Crystni Pn1nG0 ARnImI-Fntsnt Tnpss-
try Ingram and Patent Tapestry Threcpy Carpets
same exhibited At the Worlds Pair, Mt HIRAM
ANDERSONS 30 Bowsry Also, English Tapestry Brussels
York city trade. They will be sold very cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

The Best Segars.-Manuel Morales requests
his friends and customers as well as all consumers and
good judges Segars give him call his superb
est abhm No. lib Nassau street He has lately
ceived invoice from Havana, embracing the best
brands Of Segars smoked in this market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-17

seAcNemcht! 1rcmcnuOus low PricssS
5000 and handsome floor Olcoshs only 2s 6d S. and
yardsuperb all wool ingram Carpets 3d. 3D. and s English
suPerne Carpets os De- 3d. and 6s TsPestry Carpets 7
NJ and De-. per yard at the Carpet porium
Bowsry-HIkAM ANDERSONs. Copy the address.
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Hats that are Hats.-EcOnOmy, taste, and
IA hon Thee important points can only be combined at
COLEMANS l09 Nassau street. where for So 81 be
chased at altogether superior to the 81 or 50 hats Of
Broadway.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-23

cg- Our able correspondent, ga Northern
man and friend of the Union," has an article
in to-day's paper, recommending separate or
gaDization of the Republican party.
Mr.. YANCEY, of Alabama, has done the same
thing, and SO did the recent convention in that
State The same advice has been given by
another distinguished statesman of the North,
of the Democratic Compromise party We
also, have repeatedly urged this policy on our
friends--and have seen no reason whatever to
change our views. 1t is obvious, however, that
many of the party think otherwise, and have
already united with one of the old national par
ties. And it is therefore almost inevitable that
In this case the party will be divided. Party
conventions, however, do not possess the au-
thority of late years which formerly existed
And We are satisfied that if neither Of the ma
tional conventions shall nominate a man accept
able to the Republicans, the greater portion of
their votes will be given to some third candi-
date, or to none at ALL
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New ORLEANS, March I6
The steamship Louisiana arrived to-day with
adyces from Galveston, Texas, 10 the I2th inst.
Much excitement existed ut Brownsville.
growing out Of assault upon the editor Of
The ffag by Col Wheat, for some remarks made
oy the former in his paper, unfsvorsble to the
latter
The capture Of Carvajal by Gen. Hau ey
IS confirmed IN letters from the RIO Grande.
and the war for the present, is Mt IN end
Indian depredatons in Texas are reported 10
be of the most alarming character, and the
Texas papers urge that unless government
speedily inieffcres to ch ok them, irreparable
damage to life and property must ensue