The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1843, Page 3

~~ BY THE SOUTH Acquirrat or R. P.§{Dowpxn.—This interesting trial, which lasted six days, was brought to a close last Saturday afternoon, by the Jury, after a few minutes absence from the Court, returning about 4 o’clock in the afternoon, a verdict of Not Guilty. On the announcement of this verdict there wae an evident and audible expreasion of gratification by clapping hands on the part of the audience, which, however, the Court endeavored to suppress. After returning the verdict of Not Guilty, the jury re- tired into the Marshal’s office, and there all put their names to a paper of whieh the following is a true copy :— sp Ww 5 4 ni ome cet Part een him in office” The District Attorney, on the rendition of the verdictof acquittal on the charge pzeferred against the prisoner for stealing the Treasury Notes, an- nounced his intention to abandon the two other in- dictments for forgery. The prisoner appeared to be much overpowered by his feelings when the verdict was announced, In the course of the day Z. C. Lee, Esq., and the Secretary of the Treasury gave evidence to the Jury as to the manner in which they had treated Mrs. Dorsey, as to what she had said to them, and what they had said to her, denying the truth of many of her statements, andrepudiating with indig- nation the charge of conspiracy. Sales of Stocks at Philadelph: $300 Domestic Creditor Scrip, 86 024 ; 1 share Farmers and Mechanica’ Bank, I 11}; 74 do Mechanics’ $1000 Wilmington RR Joa: After Board—3s sh, ton RR 6's, 1858, 76%, LATEST FOREIGN SHIP NEW! ebpeater f Bry m thera; Excellent, Davis, Savam m Sr Jonns, PR July 30—In port, F: Baltimore, 10 days; Louisiana, and’ Arkansas, for Philadelphia; a City Intelligence. Tue Trotrina Marcu between the celebrated horses Lady Suffolk and Oneida Chief c1 the Beacon Vourse at Hoboken. The purse contested for was only $200, three mile heats, under the saddle, but the ‘attendance was large and the day unusually fine, with a strong breeze. Lady Suffolk was the favorite by long , odds, and therefore there was but little betting on the re- sult, Sho was hacked by Bryant, and the Chief by Lud- low, both riders of known repute. On the first heat, the Lady took the lead and kept it, being @ portiun of the time some fifty yards in advance of heroppouent. On the last quarter of the Jast mile, she appeared to fall off, and to the astonishment of all, except perhaps those who knew all about it, the Chief shot by with his striking pace, and won the heat by a fulllength. Time 7m. 44s. Notwithstanding this unexpected result, the backers of the Chief were shy, and few dared make on offer of any thing like an even shew. Thestart was fair, and the horses kept nearly together, changing partially, but the Lady leading until the last quarter, when she again fell off, and the Chief darted by and won the heat by full five the wheel house at Eagle then overlay proc for nearly a mile, wh Peleg ig off ce gon ie extremity of island, separat passed her starboard and the Eagle on her ki clearing the brig, striking her on t “with great for and stauncheon‘ ly damaging th Barber arrested the parties com; bail in the sum of charge of “ misdemeanor.” The a! is supported by that of A. Edward Bishop, 209 Grand Maiden Lane; L street each, to apy &cudd Muaperous Assiutt on a Suir! one of the crew of the cae aes CY 8] jonn Provecation strack him pin onthe left side of did not cause instant death. ‘was committed for an attempt to k1ll. A Trimate Ricora—Yesterday officer J thimble rigger named Charles Chatham street, for stealing from the show case ot Lenner, No. 33 Chatham street, a gold valued at $100, on the 12th June last. recovered from thi were found $31 fi oe pathew a el Bis ‘hefeflous ‘trad Tux Wrono Horse —On Thursday last, a men callin; himself Alonzo Carroll, placed on livery at the stable of Messrs. Herrison and Rantz, No. 103 mares, which he said he had purchased for $60, while coming on theroad from Poughkee justomed to deal in horse flesh. He offe: the livery owners at $80, and receiv: Meantime the Mle Mr. Smith, morning lest, the convicted of gran it to the town gag borly act for a fellow conv: for some tobaccs, so he pur! a stone near to where the pient must and {rom work. He was, however, detected, and yndes he was tied up, and received two after which he was thrust from ty has commenced a civil Lyndes, laying his damages at tte prison geter.” Dowgk ie a and criminal suit against avery heavy amount. Rossine mis Cartatn.—Thomas Carman, a hand on board the sloop « James Whaley,” now lying at Catharine Slip, was arrested on a charge made by the Captain, Ben- jamin B. Abrams, for stealing from him the sum of $33 in silver coin: The accused, when charged with the thett, f $19 18, offering, ; The captain, admitted it, and not imprisoned, ve back the sum work out the balan: perly refused to continue him in over to be disposed of by the but seven month: ‘@rd—that a8 soon as 18 other children to they ere make the necessary he wae compelled diarrhma, when he from the Police for its admission to the Alms House. It for by the payeiotan for the City Prison, jury retarned a death by diar. was prescribed but without am; ing. The verdict that the deceased child came to its through of its parents, RN tourette, N York. a) mbia, Tressell, Leith, Scot- a. ‘rances Jane, the arboard, side, the Eegle was again run e ie rt aegai Sd comin shait, x a the plonk shesrand materiel sternation and eae 6th pomigers 8 fernation affidavit further states, c who, blow with a heavy head, felling to him the ¢ pin was sufficiently heavy ony & mercy that The b ie, he bein; Live.—We learn on sentence De larceny, and sentenced to Innuman Conpuct oF 4 Starmornen.. ‘was heid at the Park Dead House on the body of Henry Jordan, an infant, aged who died in the Alms House on Sunday amination, the father stated thatthe infant wi a former wife, and having ma: refused she put it in the cradie and then threw it senda, TSO Ey No 84 Mull at. snd about yesterday. Wott | a, 1858, 39 dodo Bank, 875; $2000 Tennessee $’s62; 1839, 76f ; 10 shares Camden ares Girard Bank 5§ ; $600 Wilming- ‘and material- on it The nd crew. e ia Soe nies was pui , and that both the cay the helm at the moment.” ‘OMcer plained of, and they gi rand answer Javit of the captain clover, No. 153 White street ; treet ; Edward Kissam, 157 776 Broadway ; P. Price, 140 others who were passengers arrested ‘alton, —An_ inquest 8 Smith, ennedy, Mar- ng, Boston, ater Witch, Le Brow, 8t Johns 12th, Goeth, (Brem) Homann, Bremen; Draco, Sears, Ri Janeiro anda market; Maria,,1. Ricuonn, Aug it—Sid dhonarrown, SC, Aug’9—Cl Hammond, . Whomas; Cumberland, ia a Teton Be IL. io Coffin, for e off yesterday over 626. and those who had courage to acce| ich is the winning game inthe pa were strongly contrasted on the elongated and shortened e crowd, and many a lark made up his mind never again to refuse odds when it was offered. Previous to this race, a match came off between Hiram Woodruff’s horse Cottage Roy and William Whelan’s mare Fashion, two mile heats, in harness, for $1000. The race was won by the latter in two strright heats. Time, bm. 298—5m. S68. Invamous OutaaGe On THe East River.—Captain Theo" dore M. Dougherty and his pilot, William Renoad, of the steamboat “ Jacob Bell,” entered a complaint at the Lower Police office against Captain Charles Peck and Pilot Wil- liam Woods, of the steamboat “ American Esgle,” for an outrage, which, if proved, as the affidavit of the parties complaining sets forth, the severest punishment which the Jaw permits should be visited on the accused. We report the case as it is given in the affidavit. About half past three o’clock in the afternoon of Saturday last, the steem- boat Jecob Bell started from the east side of the pier at the foet of Maiden Lane, with a number of passengers on * board for Cold Springs and the intermediate lending places. At the same hour the steamboat “American Eagle” moved for the same destination, from the west side of the sli; at the foot of Fulton market, and together they proceeded up the East River, the Jacob Bell keeping the Long Island side of the river, and the Eagle the city side. In this order they arrived oppesite Seventh street, when le crossed over to the Long Island side, “ evident- ly with the intention to course of the Jacob Bell.” reached Bushwick Point e le, striking pai or cross the When the latter Ter on thi er Filot Woods being in ” The Bell, and thus lock. soon, a f Black well’s , the Bellon Upon into the Bell, irposely ‘Mate.—Samuel Jacobs, “Southerner,” which entered a complaint without any iron belay ing grouni blow villein jester street, two atrader them to te a on the bargain. Milan, Dutchess ce ecpael to den ‘olice, ‘ockefair them totheabeve stable, and uy nerested’ when he came to receive the of Jow stature, and hails Saturday ougherty, two years ing et His ancigh. lly off aged som rand lord it thder ded to or- send six duys, last, On the ex: as achild by e step mother three weeks ‘at night, but not bein, cmepeeces tor ti bo them, own house, of them. The ined en order {Correspondence of the Herald.) (MEDICAL. w. 3 No HA 3 Line—The Ships of this Li i reall: wN ihe ny and Lise the th of each mouth a» Ye Avausta, August 9, 1843. Duelling-eA Ghost Story—Incredible Superstition. Mr. Eprtor :— As your paper is generally the first looked at for information here, so it must be in New York. I will therefore give you the particulars of a duel which took place here this morning between Mr. J. W. Jones, the editor of the Chronicle and Senti- nel, and Mr. James S. Gardner, ones was the challenger. shots ; Mr. Jones missed, but Mr. (. through the lappels of Jones’s coat, and as expressed himself satisfied, the matter was adjusted, and the parties returned to the was esas by Ko Keayes ol » by Capt. John Barn ic —both of the gentlemen conduot: manner as to satisly any Gov Amold, Bacon, and Pales- General Record. IS10N AT Sea.—QUEMRC, Aug. 10.—The N up three of the crew of the bara y, on her second voyage to th tine, Stephenson Fnom New You. New Ship ONEIDA, Captain Jame Ship BALTIM . »rtunately saved. understand that Captain Day’ and the remainder of the crew are coming up in a sehr. Attorney at Law. NICHOLAS ist June, ey met and ex- ball Whalemen. Leander, of Mystic, om a cruise, Spoken 22d ult. lat 3850 N, 37 is are not surpass quired for comfort. ‘Phe price of ea gers willbe supplied with every Fe of wines and liquors. els will be forwarded by the sub- es, ive from anole than the ex curred on them.” For freight or passage, apply : BOYD & HNC’ dining all that may be ck of the bladder, and which is, generally the bad treatment of di n) Spoken. Brazil, Andrew, Wilmington, NC. for London, Aug 6, lat 96 | bin passage is $100 jou 64 10; Goods intended for .—Dr. I. is the oldest advertini iplomas from London, kdinburg Mi ville ; Mr. Kinney of this city: themselves in such a one who doubts, that the “ critters” will fight. Tarrived here not more than a week ago, and it seems to me I haye arrived here in a very excited time ; for in addition to the above, this whole com- munity have been laboring under the greatest kind of anexcitement, caused, as they say, by the appear- ance of a ghost, which many affirm they have seen upon several occasions, and so great has become the alarm, that the property of Col. Pelick in the neighborhood where it is said to appear, cannot be It may appear to you almost that I have seen full jo. Coll Si°3a, US brig Boxer, on a ci \ ; Edmunds, une; Biney, 4 D bat 9, Tontine Building, cor. DOCTOR BELL. OCTOR BELL. devotes his personal attention (daily, til 10 P.M.) to the removal of private diseases in every under protracted cases, aggravated oF by inexperienced oF pretended practition- horing under the destructive effects of mercury or tthe remains of disease B. always with a guar- designed for those who require a sp for certain infec most convenient treatment in a plain and faithful manuer. The The present advertisement thor has now published the mor —that on the causes which render t co and lingering—in the form of a free of expense, to any one wi % this are given in the letter itself; and in th : why so,many persons suffer on from month to month with a fect the mind as well as func. 80 easily and speedily cured that the letter here referred to ins, the author to state, hag testimonial letters on integrity and skill from the most en Br. ysician of eminence in the city would also further state, that he this nature at his private residence, No, ny hour, and those y e confidence, even in the most complicated state of disease, wil ‘at the ease and quickness with which, in 1 ‘obtain a cure. i s 01 ly Sale, (Br) Alexan Lincola, Mobile; George, Hartshorne, une; ¥ 26—In port, Emil rench steamer Gomer, for Havana. Lake Ports. ato, Aug 12—Arr Missouri, Brown, Toledo; Toledo, Granger, Spencer, Cleveland; Wabash, Me em, may consult templating marriage, who have been the sub- ult De, Bell with honorable 2 case of persons at B.'s treatment never te diseases, may cot Post paid letters, describin have his prompt attention, exposes to suspicion, and is well known to be safe and perma: ate = Private offices 87 Cedar street, two doors from Broadway; complaint wht aay rented at any price. incredible, but I do assure you ‘own men armed with guas, pi ¢ nives parading the streets ; watching for it to ap- iti Il this, this isa most oneself, as there are some ould any thing worthy of , you shall mee lome Ports. ex, Aug (C10 Cuba, Bhchard New Haves, Aue An Ge ‘ Vac beth, Hoyt ; Rompson, and President, Fristte, Ne MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN —Henry Migeon,, Finisher of Cloths, Cas- comer of Laight and ly informs the manufacturers and deal that his establishment is now in successful pear; but in additi charming place to enjo} “choice spirits” here. u notice occur whilst I remain here, from me again. ‘WOOLLENS. “Albany; New You toalmost every al HantFonp, Aug 13—Arr Li Putapetenia, Aug M—Arr Island. Below, Hanger, (Br) Halifax ine that may be confided to him. Specimens of his hip may be seen on application to the gentlemen w! hames are annexed, and to whom he has also refers to the followin; ds, Johnson, St John, NB; Edward, Park, Lynn, Mass; Chas M ‘Thompson, liberty to refer, Mass Meerine.—The friends to the new move- remark upon his workmanship, at MEDICAL CARD. No. 196 Fulton street.—-DR. FAWCETT, Mom- London and nd all those see | weett's wi a red, and the parts restored to health and vi- the urethra, extending as far ast ISE—Th s complaints, and tn which the best = M f New York, we who honor hiny he age impoteney, sterility es prpeti ve it of inconsi- Physician in the city ; fa adel ace f office, where his wore can week, Iso, will be by his agent lass. Fine London an EX ber would: lately taken the i“ ene ey oF pe ghily re manner and in ve Teatest desire requires foam 80 conducted as to give entire satisfactio oo ee And yes, ire satisfaction to those wl New York, July 29, 1843. BOARDING REDUCED. NSION HOUSE 12 Pearl street, Prank- ir and the public in general, hap lease received: fer several wore pak on the by strict attention to business to merit a the proprietors having reduced the ; ys oF two. dollars fifty jase is situate in the of the city, being convenient to the Al delphia steamboat Bristol packets. a large yard with a site to make it cor more comfort in The senior ALTON lin Square, New Norrouk, Aug 11—Sld Sally A the Fair at the American - nn, Patterson, Barbadoes. In n Roads, Texidor, Clark, fm’NYork, bound up James .'Targutina, Ludlam, from'N York, passed up James Ri- te, GOLD MEDAL tl titution of this ment in favor of a reform of the constitution o! for the most beaatifally fin- State, meet thisday in the Tabernacle, as will be seen by an advertisement in another column. has been awarded to H. Migeo loth, Cassimeres, and ion ; the Institute have thi tion of the art, by which their testimony to r, Migeon has augmented one of the most important sources of the manufacturing wealth of the United States, by 1 nt his process of finishing and preparation. and silky smoothness of the cloths thus prepared, must satisfy every one Who will examine them, of the great superiority of the process pursued by Mr Migeon, Manufacturers and im ill do well to acquaint themselves by personal exami tagion with the meri of his invention. irders may be left at Nos 63 and 61 Pine st, REFERENCES* Halsted, Haines & ( Lambert & Wolcot . CO. Langley SC 2 W) D. Bregham, 60 Pine st. 3, Aug 6—Below, Peconic, Park, New Yor! ta _j ith, Cette; Normandi nion, Russell, New York; ng, value of the el MONEY MARKET. Monday, August 14-6 P. M. The feeling at the Stock Board was much better to-day. Prices generally improve. Harlem 4; Ohio }; Illinois }; Farmers Loan }- At the New Board, U. 8. Loan rose § per cent; Long 2 ‘Elen. Great Britain per cadia, which sails from Boston on pper and Lower Post Of 5th inst., at 45 minutes ‘JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M. _ ANTED—Several respectable acti ery popular law work, ju a ‘will be given till the parties become with, the business, when they will be NGLISH MAILS. cid ENS 1 Mail Steam THE COLLEGE OF M OF the Ci 31 Nassau street. sapariila now offered for sale tive principle of the he root—the coll ‘The West will be supplied with money by the sales of their own produce, which is rapidly gaining favor in England. The progress of business is also indicated in the statistics of the Erie canal, that great channel of communication between New York city and the West- Official tolls to the Ist of August show the tons of mer- chandize shipped ¢n the canal, distinguishing that distri- buted for consumption threugh the State of New York, and that passed on to other States of the West. The year 1839 was the great year of bank expansions and large imports. The figures show that in that year as compared with the present year, the west bought 50 percent more goods and sold 50 per cent less flour ; that is, in 1839, the Western States bought one ton of goods for thirteon barrels of flour sold. This year they pay for what they buy. The aggregate quantity of goods sent ‘West has been scarcely greater than last year, when ex- changes were so much in favor of the United States, but the Southern trade has been much larger. The tolls on the Western] public works continue to show mcreasing stated salary wi 26 John street, up stairs. DOLLARS REWARD re haired terrier slut, was missed from Slip. Oo qu Lk MINTURNS, 87 South stivet, PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER BY E. SUSER, — . POG LOST—FIVE 175 Broadway, (Basement,) one door from Court- lated Sas E. SUSER, Bootmaker, and maker of Lasts, an *"Elve” of Clerce of Paris, begs leave to inform hig fends and all the amateurs 0 that he can now make, in New terials, all that is so perfectly m bootmaker Cleree, whose 0 this side of the Atlantic are ‘respectfully y SER’S boots and lasts before they despair or being chausses? in New York, after the nicest, latest Paris Fashion, ‘Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnish sold, jy28 i e n board ship Outhenu, inst the per large quantities of this 7 prepared by the College, c of the peculiar crystallizabl n luable vegetable bitter, Gentian, (so called from, Gentius, Iyria, who first discovered its great virtues.) A small tion of the active constituents of the Lancy ther vegetable, whose efficacy as an_alterative and puri the blood is well known, has likewise been added. ‘These se- corporated, and. their peculiar prinei- ; result vegetable alterative and tonic, wi WANTED TO RE avery small house, ble for a gentlem fd be by his master the merous customers, vited to try SU- a lady, who have fu oms and board with asinall ow Tady with few or no children, Tow, paid in advance if desire state terms and particulars. veral articles have been BOOT AND SHOE STORE. JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends pic, that he has commenced business, in the above treet, where he will thankfully. receive jers he may be favored with on 0. of O. F.—The members of E + requested to attend a spec al faithfully execute, al most. reasonable terms for cash MEDICAL AID. DOCTOR YOURSELF PRIVATELY. IS IMPORTANT with many people in need assistance, that they obt: 4 o'clock, for the purpose’ of making” arrang celebration of Richmond County Lov J. JENNINGS, Secretary. BENJAMIN MOO: the best advice privately aud to consult a profes: ime called the “Rubi th edition of this work, with engravi h Itis much enlarged and greatly y subjects of interest and symptoms of disease not These swelling tolls are from the increase of produce shipped ; altogether the import of merchandize, as indica- ted above, being no larger than last year. The whole ‘aspect of the Union is one of great promise. Every thing looks well ina commercial and financial point of view, and nothing but the unhappy propensity of lawyers and politicians to meddle with the affairs of private individuj als, stands in the way of the highest degree of national prosperity. Theattempt to graft the exploded monarchi- cal systems of texation andoppression upon republican institutions, cannot but be ruinous, a general assortment jz—Plate and Rim Locks, s, Planes, Squares, 5 ‘Sold in single bottles at - Ivory, ‘pin’d and swe’d Tal tag Syard carers, Pearl, and mental weakn 3 4 and Desert Knives and Forl Stag, Horn and Cocoa, ives. Also, for account reussion Caps. Also, 100 superior wist Guns. Also, 100 pairs ice of Freach and German Fancy Goods. th; it ork ph For the cure of all the p all who may unfortunat istols, Also, an inv ‘Catalogues are now ready. BEACON COURSE—TROTTING. large bottles at $2. Small do. $1. In ing half a dozen, $5. Carefully packed and sent to all parts of he means of escape but the cers | PRORESSOR VALPEAU'S CELEBRATED SPECI- State of Trade. FIC PILL Scnvuvinitt Coar Trape—The shipments for the week have declined about 25,000 tons, and the two follow- juence ot the encampment) they will The chapter on. stricture is “worthy of particular atte For the cure of Gonorthaa, Gleet, charges from the Urethra. . This justly fected more good since its introduetion into th n-any other medical discovery has done for the last quarter of a century. Its effect is truly astonishin; nary organs, arresting the most o ‘ that formerly required a medical course of from to four months. THE PARIS: For the cure of primary or secondary, forms of Syphilis.— composed of a combination of bo- specific effect on those c " n- conditional eure, requiring generally only a very short time in its aecomplishment The price of the 11 Barclay st, near Broad which are drug stores, viz No. 86 Williamn st, near Maiden Lane. No. 79 Fulton st, cor of Gold st. or of Market st. ing weeks (incon: probably decline stil farther. book is 50 cents, Sold by the Author, No. following agencies, The following is the the past week, ending Pottsville and Port Carbon 'y of coal shipped by canal oy 77 Kast Broadway, 88 Bowery, cor 0 146 Delancy st cor o! TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, At 4 o'elock, precisély.—A Match for $300. werfitl alterativ ieal remedial agents, whi terrible and loathsome maladies. ‘One of the members of the College having been connected with one of the principal hospitals of Europe, has had ample opportunities of observing the operation of U specific, and he has been so completely satisfied of its value, both from | perience there, and from having cured every case with this ture that came under his observation nected with the College here, that he confident! d best remedy for th ns suffering from secon ure without dela r of the constits ‘Sold in large bottles A. Vanriper names Mie thease; beat 8 No. — Fulton st cor of Water st. Immediately after, a Parse for still in the prac- acing Horses, for $50. One | tice of his profession, Mackenbush enters br. g. I J. Mabie enters bl. g. Black Ro 8. Long eaters ¢. ¢. Gay Deceiver. OVAL MAIL FOR LIVERPOOL—Letter Bags for the il Steam Ship Acadia, wi 's Foreign Letter Office on Tuesda; y deems it worthy by patients, who, treated for the complaint, were discharged ‘as themselves were of opinion that it was really id the disease begins to show itself again; in ‘again the relapse is per oe CCLRC ORCC OC EERE: a peed wlvathevin oy every one so afflicted. Itis. suc , terminate in stricture, and it is by surgical stricture can ever be permanently removed. with the chronic inflammati stage of the malady there is a CASTLE GARDEN. GRAND SUB-MARINE EXPLOSION, Will take place on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aug. 15, at PTAIN TAYLOR, the well known Patapetrata anp Corumpia Rai. Roav.—Numuer of cars cleared daring July, 2,756. AMOUNT OF TOLLS Railway. .... Motive Power. is p h 5 t to his aida remedy never before used in | [Ys in boxes of 40 cen cessful in every instance fected cures in cases of from not made through ng, but simply to inform where it may be found, im at his own house (not a drug farclay street, near the Park, wutil a late hour covered and brow these cases, whic where it has been applied, and ha: 3to 15 years duration. ‘This announcement motives of vanity and loye of boastin those in need of the remed Boston Harbor, to a ntire satisfaction, has the h course of citizen u has made arrangements with the proprietors of Cast to make some of his SUB-M ‘Sl ea ET EXPLOSIONS, MERICAN Avotion Sark. brig Victoria, 2} a 270, over $1 Cotton.—Holders of this article in this market a1 progam hor making e: unfavorable report! jardin, had a very favorable effect on PI must be submitted to, before furth are made. Purchasers would do well to make w! ‘ant for immediate ns: }» provided they can do so at aslight ad. news will undoubtedly bere rs to demand quite an ad- The sales yesterday were made at a trifling improve- ment on former rates, but the advance kas not yet be- ooehes We continue t fe Ishes—We continue to quot jt ase inue to quote for Pots $431}, and Pearls Flour—This arti go Mahogany, cargo ofthe (00 four months. $1 by mail will have the led to their address as per is at a distance sendin (in sheets) promptly forw: science can suggest—has capable of throwi x : air, and bring (0 the surface of the water a vast quantity of from the bottom of the river, and shake the h a degree as Wo imagine a small earthquake to THE SUB-MARINE ARMOR, OR, EXPLORING APPARATUS, ested and adopted by the Nav: ed part fully explained, Jarden, besides some experitne qupowder under water. Captain ‘Taylor has just returned from the old Huzzar Frigate, sunk near Hurl Gate, and succeed her deck, timber, eopper sheeting and ballast; also one of the cannon it Garden, Captain Taylor, when dressed in enor, Looks something like the Canadian Giant, but more PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT. BUILDING, ROOMS 26 & 27. gency for the sale of YPE, APPARA- TUS, constructed according to Professor Perzy: have dn hand a large assortment of these Apparatus, mateurs of their art, wishing to proc heir advantage to hay also have lately ‘of German and French plates in their art, which they warrant in every respect, as they ‘olishing substances, and’ morocco Cases, and all necessary materials are sold on the most reason following gentlemen have agreed to act as th .. The effects of pa healthy exercise of the functions of vi ginning to be properly studied and understoo resent quotations. preparation does not irritate the bowels, nor produce stressing affections, but by exciting the whol tary canal to health; cretions, purifies before the next vance on present ceived that will a procure instruments in taking from her se are made to their order. moderate sales. is still in moderate demand, at $4 lichigan and Ohio $475 a $4 94, all er brands remain at the quotations given in our last. Wheat is very inactive, and helders, notwithstanding fair do not feel disposed to submit to a reduction from quotations. Rye is in active dem: Hay—A fair demand exists for good qualities of North river. The sales for shipment are at a moderate extent, and rulv at 45 a 50 cents for pri sumption is large, which mest of the sales are intended to wing will be the order of proceed: “ will be exactly in the rear operator, with his armor, wi shectators: then a single flag w then be lowered All communications (post paid) and. orders, accompanied with remittances, will be pro ended to, and. should be . LANGENHEIM ris own accord by thro’ water. He will then be taken on hoard of armnor offered to auy one who may choose todescend, wishes to go down, Mr. Taylor will a Up articles from the bottom, to show spectators thi MANUFACTORY. AND MOULDED GLASS, and solar lamps, warranted, girandoles of public in general, which are in th y, priges for the abow blie reyuiring their services. Terms, for adviee, an OF CUT, PLAI F every deseriptio The domestic con- following his footsteps or movemy another explosion of « Vessel of EORRAVE)D GBNBRAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, . CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STS. plied with every mate ‘and economical execution of every description BAMOK JOS PRAVTANG. Public attention is requested to this establishment, in the as- surance that ample satisfaction will be given—as regards typo- graphy, press-work, and eharges—to those who ° common, large or small work cheaply and New York Cattle Market. At Market—900 Beef Cattle, fresh ; 30 Cows ond Calves and 2600 Sheep and lambs. Beer Cartix—Prices of last week were sustained, and we quote to correspond $3,50 to Cows anp Cau Lambt, nd $1 to Ket supplied at very glass manufactory, No. 29 John street, near Broadway. part of the country free. #lass cut to order. Wholesale and retail. Call and satisfy yourselves about ¢ * STOUV in Jc. oy toon watch was bg him there in and key, and the imple- He was fully com- Goods'sent to in any Consulting Roo All articles matched to patterns, and 606,60. 180 unsold. I" by -% the eure of Gonorthora, Gleets, St ous complaints of the organ of generation, _ Of all remedies yet discovered for whe fabove complaints this is the most certain. t makes a speedy and permanent cure, without the Teast re striction to diet, drink, exposure or change in application to I necessary for the ROTON WATER—DAY'S FIRST PREMIUM : : ently recommended for any purposes for which leather is used,and 1s warranted to pos: tees the following properties !— re of the Croton. 7 , and will not mildew requires no attention. coniact with oil or At Perth Amboy, on the 13th instant, by the Rev. John Rogers, Paster of the Baptist Church ‘in that pl T Susan Ann Lor 2d—It is made of th to injure in the least, grease, nor stiffer 1 % On the30th ultimo, Janes N. to Miss Anna M. Bucnanan, daughter of Andrew Bucha- nan, of New Jersey. |. Tare, of New York, disease that igh, low, rich and poor, with a remedy by which ¢ : selves without the least exposure, in the shortest time possi- properties, it-will be taken back, ‘at any time. inside of six months from its purchase, and other given in exchange without ing and jet pipes will be attached without charge. note that we are clearly satisfied that this hose (the process of making which is unknown to any other in the trade) ust the: article Tong wanted for raced jay arrested Carroll, lance of the sale, He is le, Albany On the 14th instant, Miss Anw Knary, daughter of the late Shubel Knapp, E'q., formerly of Connecticut. Her friends and relatives are invited to attend her fu- atthe residence of Henry B. Knapp, 604 Fourth t 9 o'clock, A. M- MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 15. _ aE eeSae BE ees pet ed many at up in bottles with full directions saccompanyi it, tle." One bottle lasts a week, which generally cures ya days. orale only at Win, Hi. Milnor's, 192 Brondway, treet, opponite Krag rk comer of Chestnut and Seventh streets, . M. Smith's, 138 Wasl T, YELLOW, OR DARK SKI ptions, Bites of Musquitoes C\ very often half a cake) of that most sarp jed the Ttalian used the more astonished are people at no leas than three cases of old rheum, for which medical skill and the most powerful lot been used in vain ; hundred: u yor IRCUSES, C TURES, PUBL THEATRES, ¢ RTS, MUSEUMS, LE! MEETINGS. aces where the largest description of printing is facilities for this work are city, for, besides the large assortment of PLAIN AWNO ORNAMENTAL TYPE, ‘This establishment has the LARGEST PRESSES pains have been taken to provide every material that ean persons having oceasion for ‘iv advantage to patronize Successor to Roxbury |. R. BRISTOL’S SARSAPARILLA. Arrroven sy the Meoroan mn Tuesday 16th For THe Last TEN Yran Pecuntr, CASE OF SCROFULA. not eawalled by any IN THE CITY. world,) to the powerl The boy was fearfu with wcrofala in hig right eye, to that extent as, to ° So extensive was bly be of service, and therefor Last week it enrs 5 11] Moon Rises: ++ this establishment. i (Ce Any size or form of Bill ean be furn| our, night or day, by appl CONFECTIONERY. P SOHN BRADEN, the well krcetn at or of the above old establishment eful for the patronage hi and desirous to merit a con! them and the public general families and dealers tt ceration, that it was * w All who beheld ¢ Ye and another remedy.) Bui like the efforts of the different physicians who igs Black Hawk, (Br) Durkee, Yar: 08 & 'S. Powell; Grand + FeCOI neous eruptions or freckles, tan, scurvy, salt rheum, erysipelas, bar of bed bugs,’ galini should never be fe Month after month passed away, with no other chat the worse, and his sai ‘ingsymore. intole ue ke. It giv better be imagined than told aut iden F the last, ten. years, Tekson, Alexandria 8 Priestly, Gloucester Nass, ohn Elwell neers person to bring this t &Co. cake, by not the American Ki these Agents—in_ Ph Dock strevts, or next to the A sin Boston, 8 State street rreet ; in Albany, 57 State street ; in 39 Fulton street. grandson to him, and bee Jeman informed us that ho} ‘would make a cure of him, ‘but being assured by the gentleman of its effi- it ‘8 the case was, This appeared too he city and country, wit hes, in-such quantitie always provided they keep w y. The tent and be to which ig attached a private much to hope for; he days from Havana, with su- Co, New Orleans, 44 days from Bremen, in bal- be pl ithin the bounds of ‘ly. cured L9.. on in recommending yout val V2. Bristol's Sarsaparilla. satisiaction of saying he is ent and we now take able and efficaci ch, 13-0 from to Badger & Peck, | Bremen brig Josephine, Sandt, RS OF THE NEW YORK COLLEGE. DICINE AND PHARMACY, of the city of New York, establishes m n turning thanks to the publi tioners of the United Stat for the suppression the last year, and although the result of, years the first medical men in Europe, have far ex- expectation GENUINE SARSAPARILLA, Prepas he City of New York. dat great exy really valuable prepar: lax officival ir See jicious. tendency of mixtures d liquorice. The * Ew > an appropriate qui rinciple, obtained from th Sassafras, highly concentrated form, and tl article has been prescribed in chronic rheumatism—in mus eruptions—in indolent ulcers—in iseases of the bones, attended by dull pains, tumors and nodes—wasting’ of proved a valuable remedy, and has sometimes effected a cure where other alteratives have been long ad: and when.theldiseased state of the sys tion. In the after treatment of sy an thas injuriously affected the system, it possesses pow- ot hitherto observed in any other article of the Materia ca.” a dozen bottles, | one dozen, Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union, THE UNRIVALLED TONIC MIXTURE, of dyspenaka, tow Spi fo} . youth The College y adapted for the. d the complete cure of is the appropriate remed cases. co stinate disease it 1 each. AN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, exercise from bresent known. is now first of i trying fal oF; purgative of the nostrum Sold in boxes at 50 cents, with full directions for use. _ IMPORTANT TO THE UNFORTUNATE. A Cure Guaranteed—The College he city of New York, established, for the supp Ww prepared to treat all diseases of a private na- Il those afflicted with these d ddvantages not to be met with in any other i either publi F and from p Hege and the most eminent Professors of th titution of Europe, all the improvements i treatment of these diseases are forwarded to ther or private. From vate arrangements, between they reach the majority of the medical profession of this coun- all medicines, $5. ving at a distance, by stating, their disease , giving all symptor received elsewhere if ar medicines, with full direc of cure, by addressing the Agent O88’ SPECIF ve no long quack recommendations to deceive the pub- e medicine does not speak for itself no. one shall Our object is to notify where ® can be had, and prietor challenges a single case of recent Gonorrhea to Drought, in which the mixture will not effect a rapid eure, fortunately pervades le. Farther, the disease cannot be contracted if a dose of t ight on going to bed when exposed. House, New Yor! Philadel; » Be cL red: by th hemical Soa red of free! ‘her le istigurement, the skin, a freshness. Ves C a warm elimate, 18, ale 92 Chatha: tadelp by tuatlor 3 er by the ntages of this place, is one oF re. ‘The steamboats ply constantly throughout the from New York, GE June 28th, 1943. red by EDICINE AND PHARMACY, this country. ‘Together with 1 the best ‘species have incorporated the peculiar modifi- ion of sugar, which has been termed.) extracts” of the nostrum ¥ common extract of liquo readily be detected. | this extract of liquorice d can test cases copper dee ELIZABETHPOR f HOTEL. ELIZABETHPORT, NEW JERSEY. HE. subscriber begs to announce to his public, that he has taken said Hotel, (lately ki ‘one a thorough, cleansing an hich has unde ow open as & public boarding, house for the recepti now open as a pul tors. ‘Tho table will be furnishe fords, and every attention 100 i ith, comfort or enjoyment Srioge to gatle thertinete, roximity of Elizabeth rea hers, en uderella and North iver, and Elizabethport every Nor 9 root is evar College wish thus particularly to guard the pub- fier of the flesh—and it has 75 cents each, 3 50. the choicest dese Best Java Coffee, Chocolate 6 cents, be. &e. Attentive an‘ French, Spanish, : is served up in the neatest possible style—an ment of the establishment competent and allfmocupulent dis- ily celebrated Pill has ef- country by the EBANON SPRINGS is the most healthful and sant place of resort for visitors during the summer the United States, Visitors from the south, who intend y the most expeditious route to land at rf Edward’s them to the Springs. ‘The cars, leave val of the boats from New Yor Springs in three hours from Hudson, RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE sof New York and St SLING’S SPLENI Nassau street_—The immense patro- ber by a liberal and ? Nos. 64 and 66 hy hax been exten ghtened community, has enabled hi ining Rooms so ag now to accomm« . red persous atone time. Whilst making these additions. to his favorite and well known establishmen mindful of the still customers—having thoroughly venti the it which necessari gr three thousand’ persons per hed by some ol f the anci y, and busts of Washington, Napo fe surpasses all others in any. including salmon of 30 and 40lbs weij ith anchovy sauce, butter, bread boiled meats of the best qualities, with bread and ie; green peas, new of all kinds; turtle and ot andred other different artic , at prices equally low. "eas, at 3 cents per cup ; ployed, who speak the es.” Every article vegetables, at 6 cents Fries. ving Visited and being conversant with the mode of busi f Dining. Saloons in Europe, est Indies, the subscriber. feel " ais that his. establishment is in- ness of many of t ‘America, and the W. tion in assurin; ferior to none that reapect alone—exclusive the very ne plus ultra of Eating “The establishment has been supplied throughout w Water, which passes through improved fill Joon is open every. da on Sundays from 70 ce he has been con- ly recommend of diseases. All should use this strengthener and . Small do. $1. In cases contain $5. Garelaity packed co et, to all parts of SIR ASTLEY COOPER'S PILL. For the cure of cutaneous eruption and to improve the tone of the digestive organs. able remedy, long and successfully used by ‘the great man fered for sale in this coun- THE RESTORATIVE PILL, For the cure of those complaints peculiar to the female sex, e the regular action of the female or has been in use by the most distin- gon ond Paris, and its utility has out, chronic rheumatism his invalu- lerchant’s Magazine, Dec. Accountantship—Accounts, sation, insolvency or death. Books opened or balanced. im* re PATENT AGTH BUTTO P, web hee ay i “THOS reOssii” "DALE & MAXWEL No. 1 CEDAR STREET, NEW. the arri nal French monthly, ‘Le ile Dollars per year, issued weekl: steel engravings per year, or seven each month. ‘5 » alimen action it carries off all the vitiated se- blood, and gives new vigor to the vital of Medicine and Pharmac: \ arrange’ re with prot estab] ing articles for im of an assortment of first quality ments, egnsisting of o VR veli in d the mem: m long before together with the can obtain a chest vons for use, with a of the Gollege, post W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent ins of the College, 97 Nassau st. garmen ment to 136 NAS! entlemen can now be suppli ‘om hig former low prices. following is submitted merely as a specimen of the assertion :— Superfine Coats made in the best style from , do of the finest quality, Challie Vests, S. P. begs leave, in con may be relied on, in all respect scription, and lower than any 01 'y of articles. CHEAP CASH TAILORING EST. RL, LATE 108 BEE! t, well known for the el desires to inform his public, that he is now, to suit the economical times, making garments of the very best 4 of 20 per cent from former prices, and less, it is f the saine quality are made ranks of s0- matrimonial and single. ‘They y can cure them: HE. Subscribe: lity of his work, Per cent than gar cheap houses in th In order that comer of Coatarss veeee . TORN advanced, the present stock: largest and lendid ry is to be found at receiving all dleseriptions of “{ Sead rom o pt g moge A he is ty. Gold watches as To ‘exchanged or bought, time, or the money returned. red in, the best. manner, we As the season goods will be sold low. ATCHES.—The | Watches in the cit be matanthy hes, of England, France, an er assortment, et house in tl i is and jeweller hes warranted to ke atches, clocks an ted lowe CALLE ec Whol im any’ cuta- ch as pimples, blotches, 's itch, bites : youthful, living at the Sout ns, merchants, and others, tine might be made by. au at his wholesale perfa- WM. T. JENNINGS & CO. RATERS AND TAILO! ance that’ the system of which has elicited so liberal a, patro hil ments are such as W. Sat CASH TAILOR PHILLIPS, Merchant impressed witl times by rook: jy24 im*m yr the use of families, together with the th great respect, Riperterity of Wis, TXCSB Doss, 16 Stanton street, comer of Attoruey st. C. C. Baistot, Esq. ythat the above statement of the cure of my MARIA PENTLOW. itten signature of C. C. last, to order, “Brig Openango, Vose, 19 days Harriet, Brown, 11 OTHING WILL THE HUMAN iiky, and will keep it se thrice eside, it positively hair to grow, stop it from St. Jago de Cuba, with tay from Turks Island, with 5700 ims, 3days from Virginia, with lumber, to 8 from Folly Landing, with gan, Terry, from Baltimore, with copper ore, to » Perry, from the Delaware, with melons, to the Delight, Ketchum, from Virginia, with melons, to the oop Maria & Hannah, Gandy, from Philadelphia, with coal, re commendation by intaining for his establishment the superio expense built up for son is correct in every particular, me universal satisfac- expend r Surtlandt and 168 y much all represerited and are: not ‘afead i ger, wholesale agen roadway; Rushton & Aspinwall, 110 Y John Syme, 30 Fulten cor, Water st., v or 8 sl 0 present the same. wi vatham street, N.Y. the vi it the office of Edmund 8, WANTED ON REAL ESTATE.—Any company or capitalist wishing a safe invest ment for a sum of about, $30, ee fetate, on Teast river, with (ildinns, di income, may of an opportunit: yielding ine op in the city of New York, on or before York, the ish day March, 1843, : XCOR HARVEY, JAMES C. BELL, with the will annexed, Herald Marine Correspondence. vg ia sold het or hae ab es E. so well as a three shill Restorative. It makes the hair as ive it one fair t ny more--let, Ibe well satisfied. ‘They ‘can see the names of the most respectable persons at our store who have used this, and Sery's Led. ita, ZI , 3 Ledg- treet, Boston ¢ 37 State or 139 Fulton st., jings a bottle, at the A Ming, 8 Stat st., Charleston, bottle ously long as any these qualities, F Hing off, cure scurf of ul {we ell thee shilling BOCs of chin they chara sw shilling of this, that the public w dollar, he usual charge ; PAUTIFY, 4 EA Y, DRESS OR CLEAN F LOSS of walking—JO! 0, 472 Paste made from the old Naples Soap, ings 4 box ; i makes one of the east, eat and most lasting lather of soap made ie and put Up in Weas jarey aw da? na PEACHES FOR SALE Subseribers have for sal # Peaches, on orchards, growim Se are ures a faa 2 Tencommmont y and on ood, Phe fruit, we thnk, will cor tiep an red on tl BEMGy Abs TO NEW YORK. Lieto ctlully tuformne the ‘public that he has i Water street, corver of Pike City, where he continuestte manutacture Arti a plan the most correct aunt necessity, invent ta of areal railroad lines of commanieation, to business and travelli hile, at the same iis moderate charges wil 0 were the services of Mr. roprietors, who will years past at the ; likewise to the he shore howss an fine spri line of business, roprietor, being always on ee every attention paid to hi a ts. Ales, wines, “London ‘and. “Dublia "porter, Si on fioaee ert fee Sh etathe ch rooms for families, _ jo connection whatever wit! ROOMS TO LE’ N THE BELMO a he Subscriber havis reat expense, blic, and grat wl for the very liberal y bestowed on him, trusts by his exertions to please fora nuance of it Tio begs to inform them that he has still two doable and three single rooms unoceupied which he will let on terms low he times, if imm most, desirable on the Termce.— fine thing house directly in front, 1 boarders can enjoy that luxury With the qreatest convenience Belmont-House, New Brighton. JAMES MOORE. 3 Depot, where stages are in readiness to 8. . M. and 4 P. M, or on the arrt- and passengers arrive at the 204 day. The walle of t ription, Civil waiters are experienced overseers his fellow ei other consi derations—ren ‘clock A.M. until HENRY GOSLING. »BOOK-KEEPING. HOMAS JO. ES, Accountant, 181 Broadway, eontinues throughout the Summer months to receive pupils who are practically and thoroughly instructed in the various duties of Kk.” Private lessons are given when preferre Pablished and for sal ciples and Practice of Bookkeepi P as been adopted in many of the first Academic institutions in this country, and improved method of teaching, see art. 2 Hunt's adjusted in cases of dispute, liti- fe by the author as above—" Jone’s Prin- ing,” vo. $1 50, he fated into English, with Pattern ilors, dress makers and milliners, receiv alot every Packet. i h Fashion now sent to At uage, can have them by calling as above. slegant, or Tai Fi 1 231 Broadway, American licit attention to an assort- Cassimeres, Vest- various styles, under the assur: mall profits and quic ” wil continued, enable us to fill all or: lishment, which must com ealy ‘made Oar. Office Contg, 4 nk Hyocks, Disaileg Cowney tte. A choice collection of ik and Bandkere Suspenders, Under Shirts, Muslin Shirts, At prices which must offer inducements to purchasers. G ESTABLISHMENT. Tailor, (late of 7 Astor He easity of meeting tt is prices, and fin nec he reduction of hi ing it impossible to do so while subject to t lays a Broadway location necessarily incurs, to effect this—without disparagement to ts; he hag, therefe SAU STREE' at adeduction of ten per cent in conclusion, to observe, the abo ts, to be of the most ther house furnishin HTS pness and durabi- men may understand what is meant by cheapness, the following bill of prices is submit on, with a guarantee ¢ ality, and the fit wnex uperfine weet of Engl rants of black or f Silk, Making and trim: hat the goods shall be of first fine, even for this mpete wi i Nace hee eee wharf a 4 OF way we can, The buyer to give security for the fulliment of jing to purchase can write, or call and see the bscribers near Delaware Cit communications must be post pai to the act_of 7 M he. oor Phi ed, made, aud. t nA mane iving satisfaction or the common W‘