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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

GentIeDen's sOst Felt Hats, for travelling,
bslfng, sporting, AID va
rico IN col rs styles and quaty-all tastes suited.
WAkNOCKS, matters, H6 Broadway, Irving House.
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Broadway Clothing Store. No. 3s0.-Sum-
mer stocA selling of at oo 900 pair pants from 81
IS coats from 81 Is to ST. vests from 81 TO S. Gentle
mems furnishns Cutt RS attend from A. o9P. NJ
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Palace-If you regard health Of Importance visit
friend Dr. RnBINEAU before yon go to the Palace
One plunge in his swimming baths will keep you comforta
bly, cool 81 day The baths located at the foot Of De
baths fo- rheumatic patients also the
rlace and his sdvce in the matter of bat ing
we'll worth the trouble and Of call ind nd Mt Of
the immediate luxury it affords and lasting benefit derived
you will gain q lea Of life for time come.
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porter 30 broadway Of White street second floor
sf,ra Mt i'm Irces for cash nne warranted Watches
and drst uuat, Of diamonds fswoud ewerv, e'usters
.'..s.s rsgs seid brssspns braceets chains, Ac AZ
snu,sctur, rs prices No imitation goods OF any dssorp
tson, and but p.ioe,
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the ~b"npabe nuisance Of roachss by
o. ling at C0STARS asd IL depot
i Broadway, epter into agreement to have their
ssnsae thsrous hl7 cleared Of the above.
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H.Iyet,n ana Lafovctte Colo M,.,o, .,o,,,

pry Grass valley 3alifcrnia-We call the atsenson Of
adve tseent Of this sompsuy in
sc'nnn This s tina far the post com oar via
gsorua and it's dire otors confidently anticipate an ir
t.ry dividend Of less than ten cent In
and q like dividend on each succeeding quarter.
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Newmans Lace and Embroidery Store, No
- Broadway near Fourth street has received por
tai Of sleeves collars hsmisettes handke-chias
fsnts waists muslin nounces trimmings &C.. offered st
such small advance the cost insure
rapid sales. New patterns in dress caps monthly.
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yian tast.a can freely examine Office 6rt orig
ns, sewing machine operating with n,cc aud shuttle
WI ieh waa made, nsed and sold by Walter flnt of
York Also che latest and Fhly p
irg machines ever invented those which have
Abe putation Of the machine tho most bor
saving inst nneD Of the Price Including apparatus
complete Sl00 l. NJ. SINGER q co., No. 323 I,roadwny
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door vest OF broadway One of the reforms L. that any
book may be turned upijured within twenty four hours
AID the full price will be refunded This IN security against
humlng.
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jn,t imported and s selling at Srea. reduced prices res
ao immense took Of fans adanted to every
condition Besides thousand other fancy articles be
has portemopnaies without number together with toys
every description.
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CHlslndO ln,s Excsl-l 0r Hair Dive. Mn mode .

ven'op for the toilet has created such sensation this
IL applied in private at Crstaloro No. Ator
onse from enty to thirty times day The sales both
In town and country immense IL is the only article
at iresany changes objection able hair to natures black
brown without njuring the fbres Wholesale and
tail, at No. Astor House CRISTA DOEOS).
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T,ssses, should cr Il aces, ELASTIC stoclkings

for ENLARGED veins of the legs elastic kne, caps
braces dies belts snd supporters club foot knos
bow leg Instruments with assortment of children
trustss, at II Ann street, near Broadway.
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Bsths, Bains, Ban0s.-Ge0rge Hall would
spectully inf, the public that his splendid thing
dy for the ion of the public a. No.
Warren street. three doors from Broadway.
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Of public is oacs to Ours EYs style If colored
also his Miniatures and portraits in oil
cor bnpp III accuracy AID truthfuiorss Of ane
with beauty and flush of the finest oil pain
ing specimens DO at his iicent
gallery $40 Broadway.
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Oloehino Dralory. south and {

O10ehlng Dealers, South and West, axo Res
peetfny notified elegant fall and winter
clothing n.ady for their inspection Jobbsrs from the
Seuth and West also invited to examine immense
stock Of ow priced ootbng at terms and prices enabling
them TO esmpets with New ort houses D. q J. DEVLIN
- and Sc Jshn street, Of Nassau.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
r RSON al.

- .>>NIeoINo>>o>>>c--o>>>"
r AIDES OF TRE CLINTON GUARD EXCURSION =
If the lady tho received the order Of dancing with
the gentn name in reBc the back Of it viii sond
him ito, she will hear OF something that be interest
nv to her.
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-
HowARD ASSOCIATION OF NEW oRLEANs-NEw
Orleans Jny 81 lS53t meeting of the above asso-
citation held this day mott N of Rev w whita the
J. Ogden codrsH and Cbs Frost or New York be -
eussted TO solicit subscriptions from citizens
journrg az the North AZ may e chsaby
DISPOSED to contribute, for the pnrps. OF assisting 10 de-
ayirg the eSpsrse' Of this association epidemic
nov amongst us srd that tho secretary address each Of
non to he furtherspes cr the object and TO remit All
sums collected as soon Ms possible.
Seer tary NJ the Howard Association.
The above sppos,ed committee beg leave refer toe
Their wants such they co cal. upoa tho
sent citizens Of Now Orleans and disposed
sss.s them in carrying ost the objects Of association
received ~ The Rev. HAWKS rcotory calvary Church.
I,ascn Bro~nolps, No william street aud ST. NisAolas
Hotel Broadway.
T LITERARY PRIZE-$f0-TBE UNDERSIGNED
IL hereby offers the Of Eve hundred dollars for the
tale serious or hu sha he writ
ten er the teary Mgseum and received oy him. prior e
ssp Si MSS e asS s s
TIE pablo viii remember that prize Of $500 lAst vesx
awarded ~ subscriber to CaTone Lee Heats The
10 Iecome competitor will surety Of the perfect
coed faith 81 this Offer II by him desired 1t Is the sub
an 70 further The prosperity OF he Literary Museum Tns
colsmns Of t Journal being small the required
occupy aboutt two hundred columns
Editor and Proprietor Of Dodgcs Boston lite Msssu
AToTlCR.-yHE CREDITORS OF THE LATE FIRM or
demands with vouchers subscriber the ico
august so.'1 snS SrS'is Palace o. ss'r;
YouNe NESS DrMoc~ATIc "
A. tho Mer house Gentiems-
requested 30 be present on h
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and nature won't let them grow, my ongueat II will
force the beard and hair to strong and thick in six
weeks and wi not stain the skin This is fact
tal will show 81 bottle sent TO any part of the
try, n u. GRAHAM, SO Ann street and all druggists.
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n"6AeI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
daily teaching tina. this the best for tho
hsr ever II trodueed hundreds OF heads have been
covered with magnificent tTesa.s by it's 1t pourshe
bet uti6es and Sold at ARKERS, 49 Br
way, and all psctahe druggists and fancy stores
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Few MUSIC -H0rase waters, 3d3 Broadway,
hAe tsst published large number Of chsios pekas
vsltsss marshes shottihss TO- &c alse, exts.sivs
', very lev price. for sssb also be has he Target
ana second hand to be found the ev. and will sell Ut
prices that def1 competition. Pianos to let.
MelOde0ns ~ Great Bargains.-The subssri.
Der has the largest and h Of mslodeons In the
city snd will se ut exceedingly low prices for cash Also
wH sell and take hly Melodeons to rent.
horace WATERS No 333 Broadway.
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Elegant Shirts.-An Hleg.nt fiG Is as doslra
Bile in in other article Of dress and nothing
N sde at EENs celebrated establishment No Aston
Every article that leaves the store Is warranted
giving their orders depend recev
ing nts exactly At the time agreed upon
short the notice.
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OFFICE No. SO BROADWAY, VIEW York
August 10 1853
Notice Is hereby given that Board Of Dire tors have
resolved TO the residue of the capital stock contem
plato by the charter of the ASSOCIATION and shat the
rsna' tbs ueand shares will b. dstebuted the
proportion OF share for four old shares ds
regarding facoDs TO tho cbhod appoarint such
books Of the Cor pora ion Tuesday the I'D inst
at ocleok provided that before the 18th inst they
pay hundred dollars each of she said additional
~ ares The sr hooks viii be closed from " of the
23d Angus VI til 10 A. A.. OF tho 26th.
JOS COLLINS. Treasurer.
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REWARDS.

4
CJ 6nn REWARD ON TIE MORNING OF TUES
Yl.COO day, the 26th of July, the banking house Of
the Mechanics Traders Bar Jersey City was brohes
scIibe6 notes and specie taken therefrom
sass in BILLS of the bank.
$lSSI in gold
$500 Is in uneurrent money.
sos % In silver
q see IN htis of other banks.
reward Of thousand dollars will be paid for the
sovery Of the money and property taken and proportion
ate reward will be paid for the Of Of IT,
ton and of the thief with without the
By order Of the Board. PETER BENrLSY. President
con REWARD.-AEY PERSON WHO NAY HAVE
Q&O found, in near Rabneaus Bath, or the 1lth
inst two hundred dollar bills the Phoenix Bank of
New York. will receive the above rewart and the grateful
thanks Of the loser on leaving them at No 81 Burling
slip, ofice up stairs
DIX REWARD.-LOST IN FULTON MARKET, ON
PC Saturday, August 8, q market book, with JOHN
kEEFF'S the back The finder by leaving at his
place b Broadway will receive the above reward and the
thanks Of tho owner.
o. = REWAFD.-DRIFrED FROM HER MOORINGS
&C at the foot of Sixty frat street East river Sunday
night large ferry boat painted black the outside and
paid for her delivery at the Aims House Blackwels
Island.
OK REwARD.-STRAYTD FROM THE STORE ia
breast white about his neck white end of his tail
also brass collar on bis neck, marked j. Tuth Co.
any one returning him will receive tbs above reward
tO dark coored porte monnaie containing ass 81 and
asSl bills also few shiings in change Tho above reward
will he po.d the return Of the above article
money to Oh Wall street, basement.
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Of are invited to examine this invaluable machine
at the Office OF the New York Gas Regulator Company
No 262 Broadway BY the use Of the Regulator uni
ssving Of at least five Per cent No Of
Ing the operation Of the Regulator, do without it.
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sspen reservation tho best invented Beware Of
pufed dyes Equally celebrated Is Gourauds medc1td
soap curing pmpes freches allowaess chaps lgh
&c Poure Sutt uproots hair from part Of the
bdy. Liquid rouge ll white aud hair restorative at
No. 81 walker street, first store from Broadway.
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VoUNg MEN'S DrMOCaATIC H.
reguI meeting will BE- held tri.
~ tho Mcr er house Gentlems-
requested 20 be present on Ell
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WAN1FD-A SITUATION. BY A Roy, BETWEEN
~ 10 and u years Of age, 20 learn trade plumber gas
O'clock at his reside 81 Fart sx street third
front roon.
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Of invited to examine this invaluable machine
Ne ESP broadway By the use Of sbe Regulator an uni
ws1 psl Gent % s
Ess no srss oheap snd good iahs Ill. after witness
Electricity -PalveEIn asner's Patent Hydro
sss by curative agent in the world
IN a. aissas.s arising from disorder from debility Of che
Did state Of ,ss circulation 60 headache toohash
s
sBd influence At this q The they
sysP,: ana H. q sas
vow. system latter Tssirimporsanos
medical and GsTs
's'i ssss fss'Ss
s2 20 lnss'sssd for sna
may ne had gratis application Free Of postage any
90 eoenss Of ssn o
pflisa.ltbiA, sorDer Of e,rari House. '-S''''
Hair Dye and yvlxs--BatcneIor's nanufac-
sery FOR she articles removed to No 2S3 Broadway op
g. world for the application Of his famous hair dye and
she sale Of hsrewy Invented wigs and toupess Nine pr
Gcurauds Liaaid slair Dye Is, without ex-
F. Is NEGLECTED.
soap for curing ri%pes freeAes saowaess chaps rough
d LIQUID rouge M ~ss and hsir 3 az
No 81 walker street, first store from Broadway.
Bakers Cncveaxto"fqae.-Expe Is
daily teaching that this the best preparation for the
hsf II trodua ed hundreds Of heads been
covered with magnificent treses by it's 1t pourshes
bet uti6es and Sold at BARKERS, 4S9 Broad
way, and all respectable druggists and fancy stores
IT you really want Whiskers or Moustaches
force the grow strong and thick in six
vehs and will MT stain injuro the skin This H fact as
tal will show 81 bottle sent TO part of The
try, II. q. GRAHAM SO Ann street and oil druggists
CytssatiOy o,s Excei.ior Hair Dive MO modem
invention for the toilet has created such sensation this
II applied in private at Cristaoros No Astor
from t. eDy to thirty times day The sales both
IN town and country immense II is the only article
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-IN CORTLANDT STREET OR BROADWAY
II on Tuesday last graduates diploma from the Ru
gers Female Institute dated July 1853 The shall
te literally rewarded by leaving 1t with H. Frisbec Nation
n OF No. 3 CortlaBdt street
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NoTlcR.-SHE CREDITORS OF THN LATE FIRM or
~ Mas vsiiino are hereby notified to present thss
saloon opposite the Crystal Palace before the -,
August inst. August 0, 1853. j. b. 8. LAf,.
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W ANJED-BY MIDDLE-AGED MAN, A sIrUA.
W ton IN the country as chnsu and to make himself
uein az to character and oapabilty produce
respectable testimonials Please call address
Blocker street -
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COPARyNERssuP NcyTrCUs


$4,000 ss Il. r .ss7.
espi.sl to invest in manufacturing BUSINESS already
y :,
d she e. t.
Only real names win be attended to- For particulars ad
S550 TO 5000 PARTNER WANTED, IN. AN OLD
s,tstiissed pnslis house fitted up in the English
e Is d" a line S % sSsr
nt sSS Offer for an man to i'm
oace. '''''e "-''' '-''N'N
--------------.----------
A PARTNER WANTED WITH FROM $1,000 70
"A stao cash. to get up scientific and hgty Interest
clear the 20 @ Ts @
as n and @ n y AL s po
Y. his honorable psition society is beyond cavii
CoPARTNERsHIP- THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
The % OF The S' Ffe aS
.n,n., ,s,s jANss &, & Hi |, .,,,..
ssrs andsr the firm and q John fnek e thi.
a n n rs TO b paid y rps and ehS Allen i and
who arc authorized to the of he said r gui
New York, Aug, p 1853 Henry FiNcK
pARTNER wANTED-A PRACTICAL BUSINESS
1 man, with capital Of 81 900 in old established
and q Sas sf
Dress which will be CONFIDENTIAL Profit Herald Office
pARrNER WANTED-IN COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
in TITO West indies psrsoR, with pita Of - 900,
and OF strictly business habits will be ccyed partner
well established house. Address Commerce. boz a. Broad
way Pest 0fhos.
THE cOPARTNEBsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
l betwetr the subscribers under tho and Grm Of
John H. Owens Co.. Is this day dissolved by mutual
All debts due the a'e viii be received by Mrs.
Harriet Owens who "a also authorized ilui late and
settle all demands against the said oopartncrshp.
y ". OWENS.
NegYork August |, 1853. HARRIET ID. OWENS.
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CPIRITUnL SCIENCE, OR ENTuLOGY.-THE NEW
~ York Reform IL TIE o, y secular paper Recogaix
ing spiritual philosophy .sthe ha of human action. The
last her coDtaint artc's The ct and Judge Ed
monds let er. City cation Sunday morning. One
dollar per annum. ISAAC J PRAY,
Editor and Publisher, 100 Nassau street.
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WANTED--A SITUATION, BY A BOY IL YEARS OF
w age TO learn the hating business Apply A R,-
tanor 10 tho country
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WANTFD-A BOY, FROM 10 TO IL YEARS OF AGE,
W 70 carry route of morning papers who resides
with his parents and kuo ledge Of the business
preferred. Address Hindoo; Herald Office
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FOR she articles ia to No 23 Brosdv op
pose the PARK where he has the o-st accommodations
Re world for the application of his famous hair dye
sse sale Of his rewy invented wigs and oupees. Nine pr
sste all Hocg.
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WANTED-A WOMAN AS GOOD PLAIN COOK, TO
w assist in tho washing and ironing None eed apply
but those that derstaud their business thoroughly
can bring the best of reference from their last place Call
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A DAGUKRREoTYPk OPERATOR wANTKD ONE
"A who thoroughly understanSs tho dispatch business
hs 20 cent Onion rooms 2 Grand street. Of the
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Oar Bermuca UorrsspoHd
HAMILTON, Bermuda, July IL,

HAMILTON, Bermuda, July H. 1853.
Precedence Of Yellow Fevr at Jamaiea-Lmportanc
of Bermuda to american Whalemen, &c.
The latest accounts received here from Jamaica
mention the prevalence Of yellow fever there among
the navy. The clerk and several men of the Imaum
had died, and FIVE or six deaths were occurring on
board daily. Fortunately she was the only vessel Of
war in port at the time; but this would not long re-
main the case, as the steamer BuZZard left Havana
on the Goth Of June for Jamaica, and the brig Es
piegle left Halifax on the sth of June for the
destination. There is strong to fear that later
accounts will inform us of many deaths from fever
on board these vessels.
The whaling ship sylph leaves during the week.
The captain expresses himself highly pleased with
Bermuda, which. suppose has induced him to pro-
long his stay here. We have had a number Of
whaling vessels vsiting our islands lately; and as
Bermuda will by this means become much better
known, we may expect to be visited by much
greater number next year, 1t is very convenient for
vessels to call OF the south side Of these islands
which they may do with great safety, to very close
proximity with the land when they will be boarded
by pilot or other boats, which will supply them with
vegetables and other provisions and stores that they
may require; or in Gaze OF their having quantity
Of oil, they may take pilot and run into port, and
ship it TO the United States. Vessels may at all
times be found here ready to convey it. There Is an
other advantage that whaling vessels have III visit
ing Bermuda the officers and crew are thus ena
bled to communicate speedily with their friends in
America, for which place vessels are leaving almost
weekly
Since the establishment of a very excellent light
house at Bermuda there is not that liability Of
sells being cast ashore here that there was formerly
This light may be seen at distance of from thirty
to forty miles, The reefs extend ont considerable
distance from the land to the north and west and
great distance to the southwest there is what called
the Southwest Breaker which will have to be avoided
To the southwark Of the islands there are reefs,
and vessels enabled to in close 10 the land.
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ANTHONY, poRR & co.'s CIRCULAR.
Inrpog Julv 10 Is


LospoH July IL, 1858.
During the past fortnight the question Of and
peace in Europe has ontinued to be sgfaed and ths
business Of the community suffering in
sequence. Prices spd fderce continue pretty we'll
ewing 10 the general sentiment which prevails
pesceaby adjusted. The occupation BY Russia Of tina
provinces Of Turkey called the Dapubisn princpaltle
will probably yet coppcate the question and the
fear that settlement ,rIH be long postponed and
finally e,mnote hoslies rhich irod be better met By
the estern pocers at the leg'nning Of the aggreos Of
designs upon Turkey, with TO its dismembsr-
msDt
The weather Of the psst few days has been favorable
for The crops but higher price of grain has bean es
tablshed ana the quantity coming from the Black
Sn is likely 10 be diminished speculative feeling has
grown up in the market which the removal Of the
fear would alone overcome
Money is easier borh in Englas ard &Sance In Ger
many IL is desIsr Bullion is ssain leaving England for
Tie Continent in large quantities. but tts is going to
Australia.
Cons OILS have declined about two per cent from the
ration Of business, which extends also to American
securities.
In American Railroad Bonds, there several parties
here with large lots, waiting peaceful solution Of the
Russia Turkish question: 70 enable them 10 put them Oh
the marRet
10 scotch pig iron . large bushes. has been done
during the past fortnight aHd prices have varied from
Sis 10 64s The p,esest quotation Is 54s. Eas-Ssers
a;e firm 1T previous quotations, IS los.
SPeser is dull st fzl tin plates are little dearer With
rofe inquiry.
the yreinr and treaties Of peace should
sgreed opor Europe shall lie fortunate TO escape
difficulties uhich becosng complicated and agra
vatedty delay
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Trouble Ameng the Officials At the Sing Sing
Prison.

from the Putnam County Courier, July %.
Considerable excitement, it seems, has existed
with regard to certain charges alleged against Mrs.
A. NJ. Dodge, the Matron Of the Female Prison. by
DR.. F. Hasbrouck, its physician. The matron was
charged with cruelty, inhumanity, and malevo-
lence to the prisoners, and starving them to such
degree as to cause them to attempt suicide with
view to escape from her crueltes" She Indignantly
denied these charges, and demanded an investiga-
ton before the Inspectors and at the same time
preferred charges against the doctor affecting his
official conduct at the dead room.
The doctor, before the conclusion OF the invesga-
ton against the matron abandoned his charges and
she was reinstated as matron by the Board.
She had been suspended six days previous to its
meeting by Gen. Storms
During the investigation against the doctor. the
proofs became so plenty and convincing that he was
advised to abandon his defence and resign, which he
accordingly did.
Such has been the result of false accusations
again female in ofIicol capacity. Let all
Others heed the lesson furnished by this case and
know well their proofs before they venture the dan
cerous experiment Of attacking innocence ia the
form of woman.
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justice; but ought mot justice 10 fall on Vie author Of
all this mischief?


We read in the Journal du Hdpre, Of July IL
The American yacht Msyfower, to which we had
occasion to refer last month when it left New York.
arrived here yesterday. This vessel will have her
outfit completed here to go afterwards to the next
regatta at Cowes. The Mayfower came over with
a provisional masting the larger masts which she
is TO receive arrived by the packet Samuel NJ. Fox
Ordinarily, the Mayfower draws eight feet water !;
but to render her able to bear stronger sails, her
draueh hit is increased to eighteen feet by means OF
false keel.