The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
August 3, 1842

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TH vol, viii.?*o. iiia mo.tons. til ree days later FHOM EUROPE. arrival of tiir COLUMBIA, at boston. Kiuthrr PartK-ulnra of tli? D?nt h of llio Duki of Oi-li-ium? The French Chamber* Muddvnly C'ul!i-Tlnnd, ike most terrible distress prevails all over the country there have been serious riots in the potteri* s, and many believe the country to be on /he eve of a revolution. The Queen and family are well. She had signed her own protection bill. The money nrirket is without change cotton is firm and the demand large; and the demand for M-uiei ster goods improving. r.4Hi >vr, July 13th?Her Msyesty and Prince Alt>ert,:iud iheir illustrious relations,are expected to leave to-morrow (this day) after luncheon, for Buckingh mi Palace. The guard of honor, which h is Iveii doing duty there since the arrival of the court, con-i-ts of the lielit company of the 15th regim nt. undt r the command of Captain Pindar, with Lent- llutton and Wilkinson, from Windsor. Mr. Ulore, ai' sited of the palace under the Commission* of Woods and Forests, has received instructions, i* is understood, on the subject of the construe!ion and fitting up of a private clinprl in Hu -kingham Palace, for the accommodation of Her Maj'-ffty and'h court, and it will be completed by next seii.-on. Tiie elegant new pony phaeton for the Prince of Wales has been sent to the Royal ,v) w ;t Pimlico. It is painted the usual color of 1'r \l ij-^'ty's equipages, Pompadour vermillion, ?ri>l rr.t i i.e drawn by four ponies or two with youths fur postillions Ita weight doe? not exceed 2.K) lbs. Pnrllnmentury Nrnnmmy, (a the Lords, on Friday, the 15th, the Queen's Personal Protection Bill was read u third time and pas e 1 The New South Wales Bill was read a second time, and the Mines and Collieries' bill was comniiiteil. In the Commons, Mr. Gladstone obtained bave to bring iu a bill to amend the tariff in respect to cement stone. In committee of supply several votes were passed, including -ome grants to the colonies. Mr. Glad ston" announced I hat corn from Malta would pay th>* foreign ntc of duty. In the Lords, on Saturday, the lfith, the royal nstwai w.is giveuby commi-sion to 6*?veral bills, inchHing the Queen's I'roteclion Bill. In ili Commons, Sir J. Graham said that reports ose a small l)iliur\ force had been found suflicient. He ulso dis.-rved th it it was not the intention of her Majesty'* riiurni to bring in their bill for the regulain .Mil factories, on account ol the advauc?t* ill -ession. 1 i i i f, o.i Monday, the lHih, the Lord C r i li r stated the nature and object of three bills ofuhiciih' hi I given notice, which referred to rtv law of Mmkruptey, th;- court of chancery, and cituity courts. lathe Common?, Sir II. fnglis postponed his mo* tbfl for c'nufch exteoMoo, Ihe government having ;.?>;iii ed tocon -ider the subject during the recess iji'i; hi'tire ?i>in!? inio committee of supply, Mr. Sn-.-i w -in iato u detail of the various appointments srsfi :te s of K tr! de Grey's administration, and conttn-f-d tli ti t'i'?e appointments had been of a politioil character, not only in civil offices, hut in the h^hiM situ it to is in the administration of the laws. h v '.v re rio instances where offices of emolu n?'il an.I hon >r had been conferred on Toman Caholi-s. The Ma iniinness of Waterford*?By letters receive.I by i;le l.imily connections on Saturday la t, tVuin Ourrachmore, we learn her ladvoiii|> will early i'i til present week be able to |oin the family circl** assembled at that princely ee>tl ller lailyship is rapidly recovering from her recent accident, and it h fully expected a f^w weeks will entirely restore her ladyship's health. Disn'rbanfxs in the Pn Thursday nearly 7;H coliiers assembled at llanley, nbout hals-pnat ten i,i IK-I IIIU!.'. and were addreswd bv one of their leal- rs, wlio i 1J tiicm to be (?e iceable, mill not to vi?Mt? Kic I iw: ili.it their object* were to be nuinec by force of argument, and not by pliv^icul force; th'L th military had l>een summoned (the 12tlt Ue|nu:itt (Foot had arrived from Wh-edon iiUtth i:. tw lonjf oj they were iH'aceable, the Riot Actcoul I not he read, and the military coulJ not in tenure: at t!ie name lime, they mast be tirm inth.-ir detirtni i ition to r- -cure the lawful objects which t>i Mi I n view Alter thisaddrcxs, tlicy proceeded t? Oh-.idle, about fourteen or fifteen miles off, audc >1:1,1 ll'-ii or induced tin- colliers there to de>tT .mi work, it issai.l, that about 10,t*K) percons h iv: been thrown ont of employment. Many of the potfr.shav-1 ii^ii obliqed to stop their works tor ih-w.ui ot co il, which would throw about I,(WO out of n- On l*r 1 ly utominjthe Market-place at Hanley*'s crowtl and every thing continued uusettl t! w il.! district; but no further outrage hitaken place. It must b? observed, with referent to wh it h s;i -I! above about no violence h .v|'i.>..>ugh, culling upon tlicm (in conjunction with her Liiiersl memhen), to offer every opposition ami liri^i:n n1 ti tlm'n\??ieopieto i hold meetings unci send deputation to London to i consult with the l'ii?ue, and to see!; an interview, i not only with Sir Hubert Peel, but the vhole cabinet, and lay before the member- ol the same such an account of the state ot trade a* shall. it i* thought, i induce (them to prolong the sitting of parliament, and reconsider the question? of a repeal of the corn 1 and other provision laws. Tiik Troubi.es is England-?A memorial, which received 30,000 signatures in one day, has been for- warded by the people of Manchester to M. Philip", 1 and M. Gibson, Etqrs Members for that horonxh, for presentation, which shows that they believe the country to be on the eve ol a revolution that thy the Fancy'* to come off on Monday last. The spot selected w?9 near Stayley bridge, about 3(i miles from the town, where, amidst a scene of great riot and con1'i-ion, the first, between Norley and Russell, for ?50 a-fide came off?the latter of whom was so injured that he died on FrWuy morning The other two were prevented by magisterial tntluence but, nothing daunted by the fate of the former, two of the other fancy resolved to settle th#ir attain in a field, on the Eccles road, about two miles from the town, at the early hour ot three o'clock in the morning. Between 2i)0 and 300 provincial patrons of the pugilistic nrt were present; but utter two or three round* had been fought, the police arrived, who, after some resistance, succeeded in capturing one of the combatants, with two of the seconds. Theatrical, Musical, ?.Vc ?Charles Ivean and lady have gone to Antwerp, to spend the summer on ihe Rhine. Mrs Kean is enrifntr. The ttricals, owing to tl e depressed state of trade, are at a very low ebb, mid news appertaining to them exceedingly scanty. Miss Adelaide Kemble, Miss Hajnforth, and n ilfe have been playing with success in Dublin. Miss Grant, of the Theatre Royal, Ururv L ine, is playing with great eclat in Liverpool. At the Italian Opera House on the 18th, II Puritanic was performed with the fallowing cant: Elvira^ Madame Persiani; Enrichette, Madame Ballini; Jiorgio, Sign or Lablache Walton, Signor Panzini: I> icardo, Signor Giorgio Ronconi; Brown Sig'ior Oalli; and Arturo, Signor R ubini. Retween the acts of the opera Madlle Guy Stephen and M I'errot will dance the original Tarantella The new div'ertisment by M. Perrot, entitled, lTne Soiree de Carnaval The principal characters by Madlle. (Yrito. Madlle. Louise Flenry, Medllea. Camilla, i Co|?era, (ralby, Benard, and Bryen, and Madlle. 1 uv Stei>han: M D.-snlaces. M umlnii- M. tir>?- I lin. and Mr. Perrot. Tlie following Pas introduced: The Cachucha, by M-idlle. Cerito anil M. IVrroi; the Cracovienne, by Madlle. i?n; Stephan; the celebrated Gallop from Beniowsky, by MadMe. Cerito and M. Perrot; a grand Galop, by M-idlle. C rito, Madlle. Guy Stephen, M Itesplnces, M. Perr?t. At the Havmarket the came night there whs the following: "The Way to Keep Him," Sir Bashful Constant, Mr.Farren Sir Brilliant Fashion, Mr. Vining Lovemore, Mr. 1! Holl; the Widow Belmore, Mrs. Nisbett; Mrs. Lovemore, Mrs. K Yarnold Lady Constant, Mrs. Malone Raymond Muslin, Mrs. Clover. At Sadler'* Wr, Airs. Scott, and Mrs Keeley are there. At Miss Kelly'B theatre, F. Williams, Harris, Grafton, Garth, Miss Darcus, and Mrs. Harris are playing. Misb Kelly heraelt was playing Marian Rannay. At the English Q|x;ra House variety is not wanting. After u nautical drama, a land drama, and a farce, came the first performance of a grand burlesque ballet, with the distinguishing feature ofa poetical dialogue. "Griselle, or Dancing Mad," though a Legend of St Vitus," i? indebted for its birth to the Giiselle of Messrs. St. (ieorges and Cautliier At this house, .I.Vininu, F. Mathew s Oiddear, Bland, Harley, O. Smith, Miss Murray, Miss Pincott, Misw Faucit, Mr. Iluntby, Mn. Humhv, and Oxberry, are playing At the Victoria, Saville, Dale, Gardner, Paul, Mi?w Vincent, and Miss Martin, are the principal actors. At the Surrey, Miss Romer, Mrs. Serle, Miss E. Terrey, LefHer. W. Harrison, and J. Web-ter, were playing in the "Love ?pell." Macbeth" was also played there. France. The Parisian i>aper' arc tilled with mutters growing out of the late melancholy death of the Duke of Orleans. The lirst expression? of griet and regret which they nvtde at the untimely death of the Frinec, are giving place to political party. The re gency question is at present the most dominant one in Paris. A Royal Ordonnance convoking the Chambers lor the 26th instant has been issued, and is known to be lor the purpose of passinsr a Regency Bill; and iii parties oegm lo regarti tin* question hk the tii>t trial of strength. The 9emi-minist?*riiil |oarrnl? announce ihutlie intention of ?overnm?*nt und of the King i* to have (he Iluke of Xeinours ap,th, so ilia' the side h" in.iv espouse may be surmised, but canno' be known. TIk C?Hfe(te de France, aCarlist print, denies the rizht of the Chambers to name a decent. La Franc, another print of the same color, b untly says, "that I'rovideuce, having e||iced the name ot the Duke de Orleans from the page, In? thereby shown e -I.- r. .i. r 11 I ?D Iiii' iiium ui vvri'liiH I'MUf-oi I?iru-1" 111 Mir lien of it." In short, the heads ot the Legitimists, somewhat turned hy the elections, in winch they count thirty-five Royalists elected, nave been turned quite crazy t?v the death of Louis Philip)*!'* heir The Constitutionnel seeing thin, exclaims, It is time for every one to return to his flag-" The remains of the Duke of Tirana are to be interred early in Angnst, at l>reux(; but the funeral ceremony will he conducted ut the Notre Dame. The Pari letters state, that the French government was, notwithstanding the absorbing nature ot the vi?itaii?n that h id befallen the King and country, inoeasuiitly occupied in bringing 10 a clow the negotiations for ft treaty of commerce between France and Belgium. Tue Debat.i sayai?"A Prince ever to be regretted lias |>"ti-hed. Let us weep for the |oa?; let lis console his noble family by manifestation* of afl'eclion. Let France watch over the orphan Prince, the noble and affecting inheritance left us by their father. Let the remembrance of the Duke of Orleans be their protection Public grief is but too jnst lor a young and beloved I'rince?a Prince full of hop" and promise h is perished but our institutions rein.lin, and they are our own work. The monarchy h erect, and the king and his children -tiatain it. The Ch unben.our I)*puties, the Deputies ot France, nra about to give to us the unpxiri of the national will. The Legmiuiiwv will t*rvid? |-?r i w vo r YOllK. WEDNESDAY every thing, and the destinies ufa great rut ion will not. unless it should abandon i Use It, toe at the mercy ol one of iho-e terrible, but ordinary accidents, 10 winch even the moat precious lives are exposed." Tue CouMitutionnel speaks thuslirielly of the convocation of th-* Chambers"This measure is entitled to our entire approbation On tin* sad and solemn occasion, the representative^ ol the country tniuit rally around the throne, and convey to it the homage and the consolation of France. There is besides a very grave tptesiion to he submitted to it, viz. that of the Hegencv. This cannot lie postponed, for the decision ol the Chambers will he an immense gu irantee for the country." The "Courrier Fraue.tii," alluding to the ltegen cy question, says?" inn all founders *>l" dyuaMies France, however, r? quires, to be insured against all events that may h.ipi>eii The heir t tlie thr >ne being an infant just out of it? cradle, it beconws necessary to con.itu 11 (e a Ilex ucy which may exi.rrise the Koy.il functions during the minority ot theCoutii de Paris, in ca?e of a demise ot the Crown. This will lit the tiot duty ot I the ('handlers about to meet. France still wishes to maintain what she established in and she is sufliciemly strong to enforce her will. We tnn.-t not, however, disvruiae from ourselve* the fact that the disastrous accident which hassnatched the I hike of Orleans from the Kovul family and the country, is of a nature to reviv tit. pretensionsol certain p rties. Believing the existing government have been weakened, thev will become more continent and enterprising. It is, therefore, the duty of die Poweis that be, to do that which will render all these endeavors impotent and vain." The iMoniteur" publishes the following lloyal Ordinance Louts Philip)**, King of the French?To nil whom these presents shall come greeting? "Having considered the 12 articles of the constitutional charter, we have commanded and do command as follows:? "Article 1?The Chamber of Peers and the Chamber of Deputies, which by our urdin ince of the 12th of June, 1842, were convoked lor the of August following, will assemble the 2Gth of July insr. "Article 2?Uur Minister Secret irv of r ta'i' lor the D-partnient of the Interior is charged with the execution of the present ordinance. "At the Palace ofNeuilly, tlie 14th July, PS42. "The Muiiste r Secretary of State for the I i.p.irtment of Interior, T. Dun, nnd placed it on the heart of her beloved ch11 "The Duke of Orleans," says fne Univers, pears to have had the presentiment of .in early death; for he said, two days before the lute dn ister, to the l'rincess Clementine, who wass|?eaking to him of ttie glorious chances of his future lite. 'I shall die voting:, fUter 1 -hall die shortly.''' II-t Royal tlijjlinesa the Duchess of Orleans, arrived at Neuilly on Saturday Morning. The ,:M interview between the bereaved w do\v aild the illustrious mourners at the cliatitenu was, as may be imag.ned, of the most harrowing description. C'ould it be otherwise under the loss of such a husband, such a son H?r Royal Hi,'hnes.-y ot ihe body of the Duke of Orleans. Ft commence! at seven in the morning, and lasted till eleven. The resnltuwere First, that the death of the f'rince was caused by a fracture of tile posterior pail of the skuil extending from one ear to the other, and ascending to the frontal bone, which was almost entirely severed from the head. Secondly, that all th** other organs of his Royal Highness were perfectly sound, and in such a state of preservation as to admit of a belief that the Prince, whose constitution Was excellent, and whose mode of living was admirably regular, would have lived to a great age. Another re.-ult from the ,iutO|>sy is a conviction, in the m udsof the faculty, ihnt ihe head of the Prince had sustained all the force of the fall, as no other part of Ins Royal Highness' |ter*on was seriously injured, nnd they inter ha I lie did not 'imp out of his carriage, hiii was thrown out suddenly by some violent shock, while he was standing n.> A proees verbal of this d.'lie.ite operation will of coury be drawn up in due 1 I. I.. 1 iir' .i iwilll, mill w 1,1 |>l ?M MIM V ill.ltl' jMMM H". v> Hie auto|isy was completed the proce-s of embalmment was performed by the same medical commission. This occupied five hours more, being |>erfecfed by half-pjiat five in the afternoon. At that hour Baron Atli lin called in all the household officers of the Iviog and Princess, I lien at Neuilly, to be present at and verify the depositing of ihe remains of the defunct in the collin prepared to receive then. In their presence the hodv wns wra-oed in u wax cloth, and laid in a leaden coffin, which was lined with whit" satin, the head being raised on a pillow which was covered with the same material Over the body was placed the Prince Itoyal's uniform of a general oll'cer, with his epaulettes, hi- i ?fiii iii' rr i** in? iluinii ui.u .m i muicr will produce h perfect resemblance of the lamented Prince, of whom th**re is oily oik* truly faithful portrait, thnt recently finished by M. Ingres, which is denned one of the master-pieces ot tlint (jrp.it arti?t. a^otrxckm*nt op the MKf,ANcnr>i.v event To rim Ih kk of Nemoirs ?A telegraphic despatch, per Metx, h id made the sad known to M. Arnault, prelect of the Meurthe. who immedi ately oominunicated it to Oeneral yilUtte. The General undertook to convey the intelligence to the prince; hut on coming to perform his ptinful ta.-k was so pale and agitated ih it hi* royal highness conceived him to be taken suddenly ill, and kindly inquired what was the matter with him. "Oh, Sir' replied Creueral Villatte, "terrihle news has arrived from Paris!"' I understand you exclaimed the prince, "the King is killed." "No, sir; but the Prince Royal is no more, lie died yesterday nt Paris, in consequence of a fall from his rHrriage" This painful scene p i*=ed al ?ev-*n in the momin?, in the presence of numerous of>ie,>ry collected lor an inspection ol the quarters of the 1-t regiment of Munsars, v tich was under the command olthe Prince Koynl i 1SJ0, and lilled every one with grief; the re?iginient more deeply than others, hoc.iiisc it had to deplore l!ie lofs of hill) who had been its young hut intrepid Colonel A soon as the Duke ac N>motir* could rnu-'c himself frotn the first n:id overwhelming effects of this bitter news, he give or.leri for his departure At Hligny lie met M llertin oe Vaux. who was on his way to Plomhieres, nnd received from him the details 'of the disastrous catastrophe The Duke wrs attended by one of his orderly officers, M. Rorel de llretizel. Avothkh Accountof nil Death ofthf. Di'kf. ii? Ont.ka.ns.?It is not true,a-* royal carriages being used by the lamily The horses wre not ft ightened by any tiling, nor did Uiey r-uddenly run nwav. The accident arose in ihe foiiovviii,' manner; The Dukeot Orleant* in returning from 1'aris was accustomed to t.ike the avenue I'-.idinfrom the I'orte Maillott to hi." residence ol Viihcrs, and troin llience obtained entrance to the I'ark of Neuillv by the eale, which id opi>osite to this avenue. Hut on Wednesday bun rnyal highness wished to go by the road which Croat**Eiablonville obliquely to the old Veuilly road, and then ent -r the park by the grand Kate. Having been driven very faM. the lion-en on reiiehmg the I'orte Maillot became excited, mid in spite of the exertional I 'he postillion took the roud to which they were habituated, in tend of the diagonal road the J'rtuce intended togo. fiuii'iig tiien>?-lvc* a(?|H*oachiug liieir stable*, the animals became t>(ill more eager, and the hoi^e tli?ln>y ro?le kicked nut ..V r..l I'llll... ^...1 fl-.l It il... I 1. the nature ol the Cdrriage came rutlier close to h haunches. Then it was that the Huke i-tood up, and taneying that the |>ot-tillii>11 had lot all command ot Ins horses. called to him. The hoy replied that he -till held them, and in fact the hand lion4' was nerfertly temperate, the lad lirm in his .-eat, and pulling at the bridle. Not succeeding in getting them into >i trot, the Prince, who was extremely eX|>ert in gymnastic exerci-es, uiteiupted to do what lie had frequently practif-.d before while hia carriage was moving, but probably not with the same velocity lie put one loot on the step, and then sprang to the ground. The fatal consequences are too well known. Thev are sadly igsravated by;the (act,that had his Koyal Ilighuev. forborne but a lew minutes longer he would have been spared to hie family and country. It is presumed that the Prince saw, that il the horses continued unmanageable, the cairiage must be overturned with considerable violence over some heaps of stones which were laid on the side of the road for the purpose of repairing it. Sources or PnosTirt TioN is Paris.?The mis* tresses of the house* of Tolerance have in their pay agents in the different hospitals, who form acquaint* um e with the handsomest of their fellow patients and, on their repirt, the dame de nt iison enters into a trt ,Uy with tiie ^irl^ thn elected, and maket theni a present of clothe*-, and a weekly tillowunct ol lour or live francs duting the remainder id theii stay in the hospital, the agent her-elt receiving t much higher remuneration. 'I hese selections chtct ly take place from among girls out ot place, anc workwemen without employment, who, on leavint the hospital, have 110 alternative before them bill famine or vie.1. The houses of the lower class art recruited from the prisons by similar ugency. .Man) t.l the dames dc inaison obtain their recruits bv the aid of correr.|Kindents in the country, es|K*cially it the manufacturing departments; ttiey often etnploj regulur travell- rn for the sutne purpose and not a few are in league with the perrons who keep office* ic?r inr Hiring cu wrviinus wno, wirnniii Pinorsr. when a cirl more than usually handsome appliei for u place, send her to the address of one 01 the most showy of the licensed rnuisons The train is so well hud that it very gene rally succeeds? (littery, dre*>, luxuries of all sorts, conquer her repugnance, and she devotes herself ti: ii life of shame, without even being awnre that sh(V without sympathy or re mow from the very c. ;trc of luxury to the nvl in choly wards of a hospital.?Qiiartcily Revirtr A;t Pan*?Itsdangcrv'wn tlit 'li?r'::rge of the most (tut), to dee I ire in full vjgdr, ns (h* fiinlnmrntsl lnw ol th* stti'e, the e??n?titiitioual elmrt'r ol the monarch*. Kranuti i>v my i. I.e your tn*k to cootoliaate ii, b?'I to ou I confide it to K carried into effect. I continue to receive from the Soverijpi* my allien iti*f:ictory demonstration* of friendship a ail pence, anil mj t ioveriimurit uill be incewunt in it* endeavor* toe*, tend our political and commercial relation*. 1 hive vvitni'SMd with much vo treatie* w hich I have entered into with her Ma je?ty the Queen of Great Britain are signed, and will bos*eeen totally con finned by fire. The Ion* is estimated at 3n many fields not n slvaf of cori remains standing, and if cannot he di?tingui*hci where potatoes, turnif iVc. were growing. Th fruit?cherries, plums, v c.?which promis-d a mot abundant crop, was ben:en down with the branchej The town of Krmslebrn ilone has lost 400 ncres ?i flax?cost HO dollars per ncre, which makes 12,Oil dollars. The damage dona to the fruit, to the rooff and windows, is immense. Austria. According to accounts from Vienna the dividem on the share of the Rank of Vienna for the first hal year of 1S12 was declared at .11 florins per nhare whilst in 1M11 the rat'* wan 3S florin*. The pum o 255.H&5 llorins was carried over from the first hal year to the second whilst the reserve surplus thi year was only 3t>,2fiM florin", from which it rrny bersons meeting some Israelites in coffee house, kicked nnd struck one of them j (parrel immediately earned between the Christian and IrTaelite^. The commandant of the town arrive ?but was Assaulted by the ringleader of the rioteri who tore his decoration from his brea?-t. Th? trooj then arrived and the tumult became general. Ther were several killed and wounded amongst the peoph HERA 1842 The dUturbttnce lusted three days, during which time no Israelites dared to quit ttieir houses. Or, der whs at length restored ou the arrival of troojis from VeroiiB. Pl'UMala. Some di?tutl>anreH broke out nt Prague on thr 3d July, occasioned by a sausage maker having deooy- i-d a young man into his premises, from which th~ individual w.is never seen to come out. Strange surmises arc:-'1 us to his tale, b'll the man had been let out at a back door. The populace, however, became very riotous, and threatened to pull down the house. 'I tie military force was called in, mid with difficulty and a lI had already left. The value of the import* was 1,?22,216 silver rubles, and that of the exports -1,559,(Wo ,-ilver rubles. Turkey, i Constantinopi.k, June 27ili ?The Syrian question is making no progress The I'orte contends, in anawer to the representations of the representa lives of England, France, and Aus-tria, thai the reportB of the Maronites are incorrect, and that the i Syrian authorities are not guilty ol i he excess imputed to (hem, and tltat before any decision can he come to, further inquiry must he made. In consequence ol repeated squabbles between British Coni tular Agents m Turkey aiid the Turkish authorities. Sir Stratford Canning addressed a circular to the Consular body, which, on being communicated to the Hivan, afforded the greatest pleasure to the Sultan and the Grand Vi/.ier. We hud a report a day or two ago, that M. Mavi rocordato, the (irerk ambassador, was on the eve of gaining his point by bringing the Porte to discussions concerning the desired commercial treaty be t ween Turkey and Greece. This is incorrect. The Divan continues m debate on the subject, hut has not vet come to a decision about it. Tfic Greek patriarch died hist week, and the community has elected in his place Yermaiios, the r archbit-hoii of Therapias whose nomination will probably in ihe course of the day be confirmed by the Porte. 1 do not know the politics of the new pre. late, hut he U pro'iably 1! uasian, or he would hatdly have been chosen. China. Sir Charles Xanier, now commanding the Poena Division of the Indian army, is to proceed to Allghanistan in October next There is a desire to l>ermil General I'ollock to reap the h-irve?t for which lie has so well toiled but Lord Lllcuborough has determined, we understand, to place in that part ot our dominions a large European force, and a tried General in the rougher sort of warfare than that to which Indi in Generals are exposed. Little doubt seems to lie entertained in India that Dot-t Malioniined would be replaced on the throne of Cahool; indeed, Eastern hi-lory sh' w? us, th-itthe fiist step to the throne has frequently been through u prison. ?Navalami Mil. Gazette. By the Great Liverpool, from Alexandria, we have received private letters from China, which mention the return of Sir Henry Pottinger to HongKong from Macao, and his intention to join the ex (lediiion m the north in ten day*, nnd proceed with it to Pekin. The general opinion at Macao and Hong-Kong was, that the Plenipotentiary was resolved to take all responsibility on himself, and direct th" most decisive measures to he adopted to bring the war to a close by a simultaneous attack n Pekin by the land and sea force*. The Plenipotentiary's well-known fiinmess of mirpofe, mid nis tact in keeping the naval and military authorities m good humor, promise the most happy results. and W may soon ex|>eet to hear ol the I'ritMi fl';? being planted in Pekin, and the Emperor of liina h iving acceded to the reasonable terms our arms have been \ Inti 1 -ample* w??lnigt? for the season, tan no: i I 'o Ihm week. \lthough olli-red at a decline of 3* to 4\ in|>tomnl lulling orr for the present. Speculator* are inJuceii, by the continued favorable weather for the harvest, to come pretty freely in'o the market, chiefly taking American at about -1 j.l to l|d, of which qualities the bulk consists. Kium Manchester the accounts arc not so discouraging, but not very sutin'actorj Pi ices remain without any percrptiblo alteration since tUo?e piih|i0 lings; and the import amount* to 36.0J I bags. Saturday, July l?5.?To-day's demands for cotton has been pretty general, an-l the sale* i-mount to lull) 6 i big*, including -jntm American on s| e. illation. Holders I li.ive met tlie Ut i.ininl freely, but are tenacious as regard* |>iice?, which .ire very steady. Monday, July IS.? 1'o-dav 'n demand for Cotton lias no' I been particularly active, but the sales are said to amount to ftOOO or flflOO biiji". the traile having been nearly the wile buyers, only M14bbls. of tlourfrom Canada,but B of British grain, fcic. the cek's supplies are light. The f duty on wheat has declined toHr., ou barley to !i and on peas to!ls01 per quarter. With fine weather, the ttaib b has been in an inactive state, and prices have tended downwards. At Kri lay market all descriptions of wheat were Id to 2d per bushel, and dour SI per bill, chrupei. e Oats and oatmeal were also eaaior to l.uy, and in very liit mii.vl .la.manH, Vi> ch iiL'e as re/ards bai lev. beans or I pea*. In the boil led market the only 'die that ha* transf pired, i* that of 1000 bill*. of United State* (lour, at 20* # ten H im*, and AO hbls Beef. On the I 111) in?t. the duty oi -Jji per cwt cBtne Iti'o Ojxntion 011 Laril, and *ince then I there have been taken out of bond about 1000 keg?, whir h ismo*tlv gone into consumption with the *o?|> boiler*. A sale by auction to- lay of 600 ken* wa* very jioorly attendr s |mmc(I to be killed. i On Monday laM h niont terrible riot took place in 8 Philadelphia, of which we glean the following dor tails from the impel*: n Monday u n? the day appointed for n grand temperam-r i (colored) procvioti and le-tival. I'he pruc??-i??ii ?t#rte?l Irom the Ilall In Be'ford itri-et, near Kighth, the head ol it being composed of m reral tall, athletic nei*re >*a? e a very great crowd preneutj coinpoaed ol men, women, t boy*, an t girl?, ol nil color* nn I description*, g ithered toi gether to look on thi* procc?*inn, it being the flr?t o! the kind, we believe, ever attempted in our city. 0 The boyi ?oon began to noil! alter the prnre*tlon. 'Die latter itrew rr*tle?*. Demonstration* of ill-nature were manifested on t>oth idi-s, nntil the crowd reaehe I Lighth and Lombard atreet, w hen the colored mirslials, it in said, commenced riding down with their horse* thoae who ?tood in the road. Of course a fight commenced, 'I which wan continued at interval* until tne arrival of the II procession at thu Wharton Market, where aome new difHcutty arose about th" removal of aenh. At Fourth and Shippen itreet, a butcher t>oy Unoc'.ad a mulatto down I with a leg of mutton, and ano'.hcr butcher tinn^r noine liver atoneol the m u>ti )1?. Then proe* retaliated. A a general fight now began. The marshals were di ii^ged ofi their hor?e?. pricWbat* and o'her missiles Acw in ever) direction. Bi ert) over hire t and a lire in the distance- torn nil to piece* and trampled in the dirt. lO-re the procession had to give way. and after defending itself awhile, fled in every direction. v The ftre-tv III now raiig, and the firemen collected. The nefjroes of the vicinity threatened vengeance, and n fight after fi^ht of the mini bloody description took place be'ween the white* and blacks about Sixth and Shippen along South ??t Sixth and South?Sixth and St. Mary J Seventh and Ship; en?Seventh and South?Seventh and 8t. Mary, and all thronfh St. Marr street. Sever'l per' *ons were severely anil iom? dangerously woiin lei! on 1 both sides. The i?ollee officer* o7 Moyamensing w eri p *00n on the ground. The Mayor of the city and his offl. 1 cera arrived at the same time. The Sheriff and his LD. Prlt)? Two Cent*, attended, anil for a while tranquillity w a? ri-torrd. A great number of peraoti* were ariettvd of both colot* for examination, and notw ithklanding the mob* that still hung ulmiit the kcrrn.* of the late mtlrt and t brent- tied tj otitb und St. Mary atneta, knocked down and beaten nearh to death with brickbat*, after lie w u* felled to the tide walk?bu head being battered almost to a jelly hv the desperate and'inhuman negio wfetches, with the bats which bad been burled at, uud wnr Kam-ii n aruutiuTue now lallen man. A white sailor m* taken into u hone, and most cruelly beaten and maimed hy a number ul blacks. We saw n poor little lellow?apparently a Jersovman? dialed III Sixth street,from Sonth to the'curbstone oppokite Mar) ulley w hmiuoi ce continued to bring in prisoners to the Mayor's office throughout the olte> noon nud evening. A: 6 o'clock, a negio w lio had committed some atiocioi sent* ruge was brought Uj. Sixth street through lndcp ur's office, covered w ith wouuds and deluged in gore?neither ottbem expected to live. The May or was on hi* seat from 2 o'clock till 9 in tho evening. The ollice was crowded to (uflbcaiion ail ii.o while, and surrounded out of doors by dense crow ds in every direction: In the course of the afternoon, prison wagon after prison wagon load of rioters w ent from the pelice office to tho county prison. The Mayor disposed of the cases with de* patch, binding over or committing the prisoners, all for fiirther hearing. Jacob Kevaer, LJward Herrick, Snniu* el Montgomery, Samuel Lusky ami John liun ilten, whites, were ordered to give bail, the two former in $-J000 each, and the latter ill J-lilH) each. Keyser and li.il. utuu got bail. The other* went below. Henry John?on, colored, was required to give bail in $'J?00. John Johii.ei nfm'.iclputed erery moment since S /clock, that fire would be set to si me or the publn build, rig; or private )welling** belonging to n tut- lae seen in any direction ail have tied or hidden. The iot has entirely subsided. The Mayor h.is just visited heseceneof disorder, and the first Regiment ol City Volunteers arc patrolling about in squads to preserve thf peace, having been ordered out by Major General Patterson. Fifteen of the rioter* are confined in the Moyamenstng HalL mfsckllankops. w a t rrw f ill. 1 XJ "IITANTED by a youn* mau, a situation a? Waiter in a re ipect^hlf faihiljr. The 1m?i recommt-iidafion* in f%*ry respect will be given. Enquire at No. HO Front nireet. ?2 XI r _ OmtKor jrr^.Moi .-7i Comply, New York, Annual IF12 PHF?B?>anlo D; lector# of*hi iitiri r? h.t%> tin ?iav ?l lared a i?pm!- ?b?a to lb" ato ktwMert, or their legal rfpnuenuiivfi, on and afar he lOfh ins'ant. Transfer book* closed fr> m fith w ?tli in?nnt ire'na?*e. n'xtr (ifiiK r. HOPK, 8t c?t tiry, vTTTjvTurn IhTT7v7.ltV" Kofi "i ?Ai*11 Huine?s relative to rhi preparation of caveat*, specifications and dpwuui, i ?iiin* n"?t* an-1 oth? r \*h\ irr?.atni procuring ;>&teuts, h heie tr im c1 ;e?l with accuracy and detp^tch and ah peiaonal in>uh!?, I #Hll niKk ,fm imirii#?to W *ahin*ton. and d? lav th? to ill in. At? utUi.rr \irre it altogether nuu'cet ?ry? i il'l, which IJ14', ?u V H*rnde?rre?%, ^ie fftcditieaof the til??rrib? r. I*yh? r*' itfft?ivf library 01 hook* on intent I***, an?in*? of) our rti p, IO f ?r k coimk? fed with thw department, evince* much skill and great aaaehttfy. r YYiira, rMpi'dfiillv, H. I. KI.I.MWOnTH. F*,.r all frtrthrr Tply DAVID lnft?nrp to oittKle mid yonnn !>i*riir> ou?ht and not to m^rry?triw inont anipicinm n for wi'dlork. Prj? r 7) centt- Fur li- ?i M N?m? ?r?t, cor. ef Val'on, ?tpl 4V0 Biocdiwir *2 lni*t i

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l/.nnf DepwtinriitvDoinMtlr liitvlll|{eiicu~v hn* Vfn I i ii- ,\?jr to 5irr*i l? m i r. it of f'hait* and liKCammt*. i Milx -On T., irs'liv a lufnily jj 1 k ii till in, n^i linjf In SoiitMi'k ?tr>rt,B>? y t..i, i m oil la 1 h^r daughter a?d three j, C were >uv! ihj.-om..! '"ilk, or wlf: v .i .idle v Jr.- Iv D.. Whitney ?a? ii I. .1 them. hi r i io ic time ?ucc??de. in f. l ..u-ifi, '.to iifti at ii: I tliv !'*n it."!' ?Th? ?ork of lay- j u u i i. .immeneed thi* week? I .i':i t' mnuufactor) ol 11 vi i.' hi "t eminent manufac- 11 ,7 i, i^t i iik arc iufeiior to those on iiine-lenihi oftV li..i i tli Unite I jv.atei. i 1 !m oi'f.N. llollister, on Uiver st.. 1 ed to l?e on fire Saturday night, about t h i. The .>0*10. At Mutual $3,.SilO at j; i t ause of the tire?carelessness. I' n I *i>*ii.?A pvty of Seminolei, amoni? mi -i -ie ami I'nother chief, were the mi!I oi. ivr?" iu Chartrca itreet, yesterday, r m:i\iug some purchase* prrviou* io i lor 'In ir h line* in the 'Vnr We?t." They a*, i out ill all their ben U and hell', feather* i ii? m?le iiu'te n slimvv ijip-'irauo*. Two I ?r.' a'.an with 'liMm, ai'ti i? m Interpreter*.? t, e-i.ir?v rivel her if v liny* miton Irom Flo- vii. i >111 lea-.'" Ibr V nrtiiiat.- y.O.ficayitnt Jy 4. i- rvi U\?*rri- A'ewe ?m C'.i hnndred ?uiU i h-jn-jh'. the pi viil term of the rou t of i Tim ..I fi" i i i St. 1, ?ui?. belt.j an iuci a?e of at leant hit p.-rceut. ?lnee .h list term. N v r iVn f Kf.i'Mii *T C'n*ii.r?Tii"i.?Aming ti- v.-1 *t-hi* port lni 1 (La.)? i 'i i i f ti ir It r?* t bif wife lour in K i i) r r, i t?iil S* rr. II 1 I the riry thin i i ilt.i Kill for E I in ru*ron i .1 i w t? i I i wi 'I 11 i* I a public b 'inl- i i!i! of .ir m m ?(in ou?* buii.lr f liru/> r/) \T MS LWHUSHMENT. -"t V v r* ..III- .lift l?'??f!n? S -iltli \ik ui it, ni?l th f?-l !r t? B i ?i*u I Ii f*rmtly oin lf*r?*.i t n i j i )i.u bt*?*n |irna.iiiu !t*tj l?v Mint** t i I mm iji*?ri 'r i iny rv??r b?V f i-il?m? nt i\ kni'l of b >.\t %?il! b. iii* I "I m, i ?i n i M miI.I, ii *uy w ?y i#? 1 I "I i il' w I.r I'l.M th*", III y *>c T ''.ft h-?it|ntli v, pin- lH.Mr]it bi'iiw m> r.fi it ?t ?*t> ?r i; ii I-, in In Im.. i i I ii t;*r j murn, \V lich ill. nii't r-ic i 1.1 it th? MioiuTtct ?rv, >t rii1*** mnch i-n li t- lilv**rHsemwif(?il 1 11 Hti jtiirnr idEK*, Sc. J v.'(?TO V .x B ?i ln iy, ni'ir Hi^d ?tr??i*t, 1 in' ,?rm tli-- (V?l.*r of I. O. of O K., and their i i f i nv i pr? trr i r t frruf' ordrm i if mii r, i'.i th* innit>rrior ityle tor b~.\uty, i ,u\ 'i i u :n ii for rb?* i-ipri-M or i ni r u U%r ,t liAU'tiTt Willi ?n' iliitiicnrifitf ii jrhjMi^iL _ _ I I. li I .Clli 1 '1 ..vn ??r lMr;r |,MAmiviiiK.n, i. n! m i v i r* of t IT.ii >i?. i I mIi rio ofwork* of Wiii'l, w* wi H.I .11, 1. O f F n iU ?to 1 i I. r ?.,v II, r*"V -111.|f, 11, p. i*f>*rv\C* I V I *111 J.?V 'I B i'l.U'l H" i V'i K I ,i M A.i* 1 v. i i vir' r>, fr^tn Si "a-'h Co the richeit I 1 i ,t. I ?if .*r'l*t*. r tin* iM ii.u?r of* i'ie iiicient*, ww ?nreai itrd on mu?liuO)r church i .lit tin,, i .l' rnl 4 irrv ttilliuK i u\.\ |i tinted in li 1111 tui color*, i.' i viii. 17 i ;l U? *V'A i'KU> ii i. ?r 1 *il u.n* HI*. 1 N, vl. t) 4 VVnrri-u-il. L) li-. *?i. if. \Juiv.?-5 tv, vied. D? p. I'. .I N P -.lirOV. Mm|. H. vHi rk.? v.'i v. v. l??. V. Kv M Med .'leire, N. Y. DkL *HhLl> BI.-.MU HI. t 'r i *i il made f?r the Pr i|?rie- 1 "i i i.>, 'V mi 11* m f mi tent ch? ini*t? lit llii* lii'roM*.! N'i'W'V ?kl rfi following r?-\ti!tj? Ii4%> 1 S.pa' I a* jll'iii ol wi'er! r 'ill 42-10 r? i Li I I 1.2 i I.- >fi?ili9iii 2 21 1 *11; I 40 i 1 i S.? li.im 11. #'i t of t *tl will colli-rt Notr V 'mi--, 1 .*i o y O.-jMioti Sir. (tlir'?n n|?o?? ,*i ic i*i?l ^tunu'et mitru* to tin* city oi "i sij Hi i'&hf tlays. V iuiii ?lncov??ry efir >*fm i i. ii n I ?n? l?-'?rit) li ii u ^r'll^lnl mc. I I 'tv'f III ill'- o.iil leu e of ihr poh'ic 1 -M .r? W' T lull til South \m rii i 'V* i-lfi'. H i?? n of iv' trllo. -i mil u? *liu/ero?i4 ilu?ori I ufr ntil ir?l-ri I ?t it?* of lir ilitfe tivr wi Lftprittift, choirra m?r|?iii, c-'lic, |>??m?, i? il i i? lit*rroii4ne^?, nid piiti* in Uic lvnri?U. fi l. i iKiu,' col?| mra'cr, th?* unrnmr- covnpf.inil of u. be- I'm ?r :ir?* *|km III, rvN?V'il hy dm ii???lu* ri i nt oil crrtiri \i ti ?n h n -?cnril for it cr?tT i i iMMMh UkAl Dr i wit'ih VV.%offire.13 iJ? envric'i utrcet, who I nt iUo l??* h oJ ?t t'i% following ?uft"iri?-*' I M Hi-lifi.,, Al I'. Dfl.it M .1 B. I t.i Bi'oi !w.y: |)r. jl t, H.I I* n *t., Mcht i t i mi ii.. D'ft..., 2-i'i B iml >l t I. t.h.. B *"rv: M I IV li'onl, l?t .1 si- I i ii. I) .V P. II Kr.iv>-, Ail i V i!r hi B uikl\-ti. I I fiv 'T il 1IM f \I.?, *1*110 14 IV)! Ill' URN t. ti irc-nn with i |Mini>hl -I roittiimnii i il t* i!*o dilution* h-?w if ah??iiM ?vtni, i! v* btiujf tii.ijfJ 'KI I?T'? of jy IS 11n*c I. S( >LOMON HEINE H 1 hi hut |mUi ntx i*'i l th? (Mil'ln rh i.p vtill a l* on. mI i r i?> rt r i?r no inoiir> i ii'* H UIHim hi until rh?* i|wmir *li*rr i?? ?-?liritd I'or Tiller 'ii*'-?.? i| hy rh. m in* nmhlr. SOLOMON HK. 1 \K. M. D. Mlvmt*k? of .1. w wi?lt t1 if v*f? h'? i *:i ?r hv' Ui? m P.i I i ii "low re?i'i?W^0L^7 l(r*r? m.i I lii?r h? l the i?r ofkn.wing him -ono* thai ti n- ?urrforiiit m lime for II inonthr l.i i it; N. V Noticr ml r. iy *:o l,*r .'i i?i hit tKr |>rofiri? ri I T>-'it mi i.i.i.iti (J a new inrih'td ol in 1 i' lli?m ti ?#l! tlirir ihirU ?C ct M r> 'Ml' 'V ulji?T VIU.I >n thi1*" m'D' w 11 aiTi I. .1 by the Int of prien u fellowc? W "1'Mlin XhirtK, with I?||,?D B. mm tnd Cntl?r?, J j> 'rim I in the DiMom ladOolUr jjto t>' f**l ,nr |iatcni9, Ur??- 7*^ A .'K.- I'i u?l"i Dl U ....tnv *n.| ColUr, ciuUntly on l,,M H-?n r??.l h*?ap C>r rMh, jvJ R NT TO TH E PUBLIC. 1 tnti'iin i.n C\ itliiiiw of th" tMtf tin M) h??, ?t ii, i *mt rr.l, on. t liii'U.in, Alan,. Ur?-? i??ortin'1 Stinm^r O oil#, ff'nri whlrh Cln'htrm of rr m ?i. to r.Ur in thf bf .t tnannrr m rrv rclitcf d -i.t C.iuUurit. i.l>i3ro*r MEDICAL. UR. M0UR1S0 r v-*- i)'"' I'll KIV K D i I'K N I n street n*-?' ii .*??li.?Di ii i t.| f 1 oy-%1 C ?llrg Si.-. London, aim I formerly i.in i i British .N v ?-o1 a \%r a ?W!ic*te ?iuff, iul ail UKMr mpu?ia? i"ii> iiiyuiou? treatment, antl flu iMiprudrnt ut* 1 ,4a.m fj'.ediciue*. r. Nl. It? li.ul an exiH*ritf hc? I* Twenty no ai? i tivUiu* rlicAte iliicAir* iii ail iIh ir Viirinut uuil: uni^ icatfi! hrim^ii'l ?r? 4 itiiltl, ift? ami iu fa I lible -mb-iiiut** I i mercury, r?4'iic it* uc the \euerr*I tirut with ent.?inty, without ulntctiuii the ilirui tu4UV riskorrriCiicii ix Inuiiut cusuj dicta or i-nr* ut* w liil?* hi* inedi iiir- irr iiilud ui'! txiel!. r? ruie atobstruction* in tfc ureth.u strii'Mre* .mil eih tfk? tiwiii;ot* the tirrwt'.iti ijUnd, i m, mud with much ?rriuion ainl -lull i?iu nbopt ti.ue r%,are ?nu of tlit co?*? new ft of mal-tie itmrrit. Dr. .v ti-.atntnuri* iu n it nific inauiicr, promotiiiK l?*or| i of the tin At tircihr leinhruie iti.out-m) k>on CONS TITl I ION A L i KfilMTY.'TlioiiMiulf of >oum mu af ?uil*mm Iroint oiui junit e? nl mdul^t ne?* in 1 it ret destructive liiliit. i..i lio?et*ihnl\ to induce re*l i itei?u ?sioD. Di. M. tmU *urli cas> hoi mrelv j ttI. 1.ii j>rian;l *ii l never fi:!? iu t.miiahiux :ure??ne ?trict iwri of ihr Jnicn, by hi* icmmc hiuory of liu caae i? detail. ?im lt V'ul* )ii ?treet ar (J eenwifh. jy?i hn*r S lT I' P RKSSI(tX ()K(If'ACKKRV fjtyl.MPOH TAXT A.XXO! '.VCKMh'XT -Cfi THE COLLKOK ow MEDICINE PHARMACY 1 1 I t.? I r L l.l 1 II I ri:' Ill' -IM-IM n IV v the following St'B-AuK.fTf Hi till. l* t .1 W. i>Ai?KTt, till Bioadway, K. VI. riuio.s, Izi B ??cry. 1>h Kctr;, ht Ilu if?t>n t t t. Klia> L I'hkall. ^18G. nnl st. Dk Nkw?i?n Iji Cnerry ?(rrrt. TV Piefiaration* of the Colli uia> now be had of thou jriitl?-IU li. Pnnoi't1 Office* of the College for New England,at 5 Trrm >u? ftiw, B '.t"ii P itM j dl Oilier i,f tht College for New Yora, at 97 Na**an ?tree*. By order of th* I'm-, jv21c W s Kli'UKD-DV. A nt. notice.." \\T K, !h" umlef?ijjne J ict'tat. d il lor the lublic benefit most **t m*tl> i *nri >n fIn* public fro n brim; iiii|h.*1 j? ii I?v* a |>r c*l i.i^ 1111iin li Dot t *r, idvrrtiiim iUu eur* v rt tin Iik **e?, by w hi. li imnv i ?lii? we *re oediblv iiifnrmrd det eiv?-d. and th*-ir mom iall n from rhetn. .i*I h? liv. j** >ji r>iis-d. W kn? w in 'it ?.ii 11 ilut t re i* buf one i" rson in the ..lid onuU wlm is a reii^l I in11(? ? r LiJ i, M il ti? tv I'V fin ii in** ol M hi K, iii d I ii-niTi M Iti a*!? -frt ?'M| tli* tin* Or. 3 -i moli llMr 'ile L->tt*u They art- rc unrktbl> |d?*aat'it, nd effect immediate it In-.'? n?*?f 1 t tu i i necb* fit know'i i if tli** ir ailure. KfclVKK AND AOl *E?Sherman's Lli >tr?*ff; 110 a ut IT.i B nlw iy. and 13* Kill ton afreet Ilrn'k'Mi iv 10 r -m7mrra**wH im ?i m an.. nnrngiimam?iwyt- awiwjmm??mm M1SCELLANEOI S. ECONOMY, ELK JAXCEf AND GOOD LI 7IMt. PH K uiidt'ni>fnfd hi*, tf cr. t.\ t*iiH?., f ?i d up ?.iif of ir^?st nd imiiii hj?Tr n.iid c lid Kttiti^ Hi?u-?i V w Voik. iii wl.iclt out- liiimli?'ii nt*rs*)iis tr |?*%??i ran tit d w r au riivlltnf and *u!??t*nfial t?rt nhf'*jt, dium-r.mid tea, [froi file choicest Miiiilir ofilu* inArkita, with a b II of fire note* clb-tt t i.h?*r .s xar.l-* qu tlity or nuinbt-r ot'dish sj anj h I in tli- 1 nift d St itfi?, and varyin. m riceu.'I ti waiter* are uniforinly civil .tu I |?olite, and every visitor may !i tssured of Ireliii^ in this ektablislimeut jjuite ?t ho e." I ict, "Vrr\ tle|>ar!in* tit of the hn-in tt i-* under th?* Miperutfei It nee of com |>c tent overs* crs, w lio*e sole care ami attention ar lir^cti d to tlie comfort and com **ni *nci-s ?f customers .in Sliest*. HKNRY G05?LIN(i, riot ii oi the Preach ind I im icin l&aritttf II mw, Xos HI iii 'W N?ss?ust. between J%lui *1 and Maiden L n? p. H,?Oj*eu Sutid*' fo 1 eakfast, dmm itid I i [|M tw isled 900 do ?!o real twisted ml patent Breach, 4000 Pairs of f'i,nils?t?%o !?loodi fie rent varieties. II lie* "ul Hit! B- ieU?L??cUt. i ?iJ trimmings 1??ui B i Ponder Ft i*ks and Percussion Caps Spiirli i| ?r iclt s mr tIIv. Tlu i *e article* will be *o'd at unh'*inl oflow piiceby A. W. SPIfclS U i O. IV16 Im* r 'i?? P? arl trert CHEAP HARDWARE STORE. i'HK Snl>?cnb?'i i? now op? nmi: his Sprinu snppl} oHARDWAKfc. AND CUT LKRV .received per late ai i* from liii'iiiitiL'iiHiit and SW? ifield. Togelhi r with a frem KNN. ivt d sinci they .v? *ii ittended b> them. They hate t! hi ?r to ml. r lie piihlir thai bv new and peculiar metl.i e\ extri' tf* H ird aud .Soft Corns, Bunions. Call??*itie-f Vi irh i" Clirtiu*. \l 'li ?u-antJ certificates from those whoh i%e ef|?eriei?re(\ rt lief neir hands. Mnus. aud Made. B. have pra tieed thru profe* ion for several yeai?? iti rmany, France ami KiikUii*!, an %?*quireil icr- 't >Uill slid much pr ieti- al e*i?erieiic??a i*\? iff* *t? d by tium-n us certificates 'rom ifie m?*?l celt brated til lish, Kr* nchaiid (i^rman ohvsici ms a> we I as from vera! rhe noi>iiit> and K* try those countries, delivered to then Tter iour years in Thv oper ituui will not occupy m- rt ii in ten rniunt 'iii'l the relief i^ *o m*i.iut iii- oiu that the ik r >ii- than ireaied run immediately put on their siioe* uid liotit llir ea?t iitconv^uirtice. L.tli'r* Ut] ueiifl??men Will be Waited ou at thrir owu .e?i>\t ner, if the, ?lt*?rv il. At home in t'-e in ?rnintf fron? 8 till and in the aft erne ln?m 2 till 6 lock (MP? e at B -t mi, 151 Court ?t* jyfl 1m"? pHEAP UPHOLSTKt ?Wi STEl D 8 B V-/ (Mi-rli W nil*' tint VV ikir ?t r?*et.? description, f r tht? and nth i?i*> keH, etnb.aci'U one hundred different kind* all ot whir e h now pr.'piri J to offer at the mil U far tuie N piice-*, b?Mii; pixiinted iiove ?ivy t\ .>>i iu-'o. U s I \liiu H Inl> 8 1812. S VOTl' K ih hy krivt t' k the 1 "roton Aorat.on hiv? requested thlon Wali r, aiii] v i mgry t... making the oecessai y conneiions to snpidy thi citift u I V v> Y?rk w i:h w ol'ln'i 'j (hi with workshop or store 12 I j I'rmleh i of w*?lii iif pare tienls l 00 b.ith ?n?*rr thvrr air futures) S 00 Wareh se IJ ar'inx hnu*e 10'ov Stable, ?'irate pet atoll* 5 on M I i rr\ *4 2 i?0 Paymen to h* rn >dt in ldemcr for tne supply from Auku*i 10 May I, m. x!? 'ih t?|iient)y teun- unnallv. L TH* bo \nliini ni*e? Ntiblc*. brewene*, tanneries, publn baths, imekin/ or tlti if h?nKS, VY^ M LIBKRTY MTHREf, hetwven Broadwiy aim N aou r? i,?i tF? r fot i'i >r tale 10 PIih b I i >h hi hIi ashes, 2 Ca??-s pat .tit leather. V) B iles ("hfitrrlii'lil factory brown sheetings. 700n (ierman patent lire brick. 20 uk? 1 and I K K b'nc unilt*. 2 n irsrottoT. 4r.*HUK ihrt and four yards wide. A Balei M ichine hl%nk? ts I AH of which will be sold at lowest market prices, PARS ELLS 6c AGATE Vf ANUFAt TUHfcUS OF SI'lH KS, Siifiwn.lnv Linn I ()ri|'rr?, Sir. h >t?- |iut f' Crivrd vfry *od lir.u'lfli 'luck, i ipttMly lor nniHrr wmr. n?"h ?nJ ??rinl -nrlm ntof p imnii r BrnrlV Chuh, Silk, Liorii Tliri-nH, nn iili ,i n 'Urn nt o( M)|*Dd'n,nndy Linrn u.il Sin lin Mhirt H?SV. S B't't'tK" M l,|h.-rty ?l vl. AKLUAT?; tout .iipriiur quanry Hcutcn Co? f'l?-?M?re ?o testify t?> In* skill mul nility u a I Di it'Ut. 11ie? It tr?-?h I led Ulld fitted HT.h Hi'Mr ?t i!i. >arne titu with ie?> pnni ?i j v 're on tlie fftl'.M. I tNinerfuli V re^oiiUlwiel that *o the J ?-4|>rtifes?? r oi Anatomy. I'niversit} of New\ork. February IJ h, IHJ2. Cififtj of a Utter from Jurist Noah tn Ihr. fscett. Nkw V ohk May 21, 1812. Dr.a* 8m? I it hoth i miner of duty and pie mure to state th.it the of trtifinai teeth, oi. ihe piiuci; le of atmospi eric nressu;*- whirn you made for j I uly in m, lawnls ha* succccdad iu every rem* r* H, i, uraXM e, x omfort IM ill IHy, and has given tfln 1 ?ll.->!acI I am, dear sir, your obi dieut, (SiurifJ) M. M. NOAH I Mr. L>.vktt, Dentist, 26() Broadway, corner of Warreu *t. jv3 lm# r NO .j PARK PLAor Bt adw.u. where Moth. M. may bitivi match* m jHiint of color, the natural corte* or enamel ot the Tooth. I The mineral is applied in a few second*, without the >luhte?t ii. heat, or pressure, and lasts for many years, preventiuit the 1 of ttraetiii-, wlucli is so injurious t" 'he hinidii ?ill it i oth-r knowu c?ii>c, I'll* v ue\ei bieak or h? coiiu loose?they have n? umntural *? d wit! out wire? or ligature*?uo hulk> in rh* mouth?md iu every paiti* ul?si r temble the djoitiiiu'T'-* ih, in c-iut'orinity ot shape and iiiiuut' ?t sh id* ol imir# H o ed fr? in one to a complete set, upon the tbove nn? roved ind scientific priu i|ile,they are guaranteed toaiiswei i v?ry tiurnose of in^iic ttion and articulittou, particularly the uihiiif t to a %e Hie prop, r SoUud to the dent* Iiwii tl do llde oii?onatit TH. They ?re natural in tppearance,and no ligaii re? h*'ing useit, and so firm ill the mouth, they defy detec mi b the cl *??'s" bsetvera. LOOSE TEETH securely and effectually fattened,arising it ier I'rotn the use of mediriae or any other cause. ARTIFICIAL PALATES replaced upon a sore and scieii* j l ie method. TO COUNTRY PATIENTS. SCURVY IN "HE OUM? cu.ed h> Lotion which can forwarded to s y part of tin Uuited 8t t'es, h ith proper diection* lor line, ii I tr\j irauteed to answer. Also, a pitventiw ud cure lor th* mo t #i lent T ?othach?*. TO THE PUB I OF THE UNITED STATES \ii>Us. M i(l oi X S n ire hipp> in h-itu en bl'-oto announce hit hv the kind consent of liree hundred of the fi %t famili?> ftju United Stales, consist of the first merchants, medii 1 ruf.*Miion, clergy and iirivate cititeu*, to whom he cau lefei a> th?- snperiori'v of Mou* M.'s celt bratc 1 miflertl iu pr? f?'o. i Park PI CERTAIN CURE FOR DEAFNESS. MONS MALLAVS SOUND M AON J FI E It S?IN VIIBI.K VOICE i ONDUCTORS?To enable |>ersous iu* oitly, at hi advc n staiidiux I fitreme deafm *?ud m. MALLAN SUN, Surgeon Dentist*. i'e icents ior the patentee, No. 2 Pa?k Pl ace, one doair fiom .{roadway. The .tbove invention has been in use in Europe for ioni?- ^ari, .tuil i? strotiKl) recomun nded, be in* one of th? greatest i 'i*co* eries of tlx* itfe. jy 13 Im^c I iUIDE T(i SOUND TEET 1. LADlh'S NbED NOT DESPAIR. j\R. A C. CASTLE, Dentist, 297 Broadway. New York, has a Marinosilicou. Piste, for filling decayed hollow teeth :i i perfectly harmless in its composition, mid can be put into 'i'* most tender tooth with ut pain or inconvenience, and *ith vhich it becomes impacted as on- solid body, maintaining it> iirinal api?e??**ice and uses for life, The numerous testunoialt from laii? in the first ciaaaof society speak in the most m to ill ttii m Th? KTeni&i PoMffld M j \ys??'"l? i. admirably adapted for sore or tender teeth, and to i-rvous persons, and Dr. A. C. (/antic operates on the teeth th 1 rod ability." The followiuK, from the .New Orleans Picayune, Dec 8th, affieiently *)?eaks of Dr. C.\ skill a- a mechanical, dentist: Lieut. who Wit* employ eal in the Florida service, dor>iu engagement, had oil Male of his lower jaw* and put ol upp# r *hot away. It wae of this shattered but imi>ortaiii ruin. Dr. A. insert* teeth ou the principle of ad lie* ion, m atmospheric pressure, from one to an entire net of teeth." Toothache Pills, one of wb? h put iu the painful tooth will M r?t j pentmna ut euro. Dr. A. i*. C. refers to the Spanish Ambassador, Spsnish Conul. Mrs. (Genera! G.tints, Di. F. U. Johnson, President of th? ledical Society, and the several Professors of the New Yorl? "niversitx of Physicians and Snrffooi. DEAFNE?8 ?Drs. Cattle and Edwards. An ruts, 297 Broaai toth an da iAn i?? lad til ai m isa j e inn the ears. Acoustic Drops, sure cure for incipient deafness >oi?, or collect ops in the nr. jv8lm*r "TH E WETHr" rPHK TEKTH-A eduction oi' git per Cetr?l/p|*ei .'i? j I l.iAei s> u ofl-eth iii?ertt J >?n luftn n or atmos) oeric pi- .ii?, so a.s to bt wo* to the chatrch, west of B:o.ulw ly. lVttl??naHrn# \.MKS \LCOCK, Dental Sn \'e?n. '-o. 4 Murray street, rea|?e tfully iutor ns his friends Mid the public generally, t hu retu ii from Europe, and is now ready to nee all w ho ma> vorhttn wit'i their patiouaire. AH operations performed ?o Tie will be done on the latent and inost appro* ed plans. IV i 1 III C MISCELLANEOUS MINERAL WATER, ;:hom tiik ckikbkatkd hoval bavarian SPMIMJ* AT KISSINGEN. UA^OCZY VV i i fc.it i n tlu Kuropa-aii Coiitine t, is the n' riou b iiut .be p'??m eh I'ybeata- muriatic iiu water i: \S|| t^'he Med it'll F acult The IV^koczv l?rts an ar owe.full) p.oin sto'iiaci) as i potent diuretic |>ecitic tilv upon tin v, i. the s'? in ii ir. i???it an I iilrrin (turn ...I iiitM any oli.fr1 'ion. P ?e dia i In* ml diseases thicli tin* f. r has in n ifestt n? of t!t mu?ous inem tne* ?iii*l obstruction* in 'he di :e>tive onraus mi in-r fiom ical debilit*-, co-nbimd w th itiacii*iiy of the iu estiual true* us, want of appetir ,flatulency, w-t .a. I>l?> t duet*, h ?1 o' i uerions in tin* i* ?;r and syatrm* iKirtirmn hi morrh iidtl *fcti ti4. against whi* li it In. r.rovnl a mo t so\r eiw'n r m d. U wisr igai?i?t b) ii |H?ch itn'rit an aplt?*n, when l?a*t*d ii|mn .iffecioh r) disorders of the ehest Iuu*s, acnl wi k tie si t tt ?iih and pletho-a ahdmn-na e) obstinv- rheuinUic am! r affections, r |N*ci?ll wh-n at tin mm tim- oln nnions in he lowrr lefc'oii ol tilt- body, above all in tic lit no yiiffii nrr ilirovrretl f) chronic d^ea^ea *1' the uriunryo'* mis, D norrhee, hemorrhoid* on t?if bladder, ol I lie h'.add* r, st m it) I Ift' ora and obesity h) cbr ?nic cti ip#m i>? disorder*, d?ln'ity ??f the skin, whn h m i if t received. V iVi ju t I til d r Veiifti?, via Rotterdam. Printed c r? d lir? ?o,n to iiw, can W im?I j; tK FLORIAN STIC MrSS. m tr t. S It \grnt in tin- lT tired St I To he ha olao of Mr. Fortenb h, corn i of 11 ?dt* and I Via i 0 vir?*et. al 1m r I'HHKh DOLLARS 1 PHUVOtt'l 1 loim tli-* on ihf nun) wond**?fui cur?*a reiforined within the lam yeara, ilwv atr wrll known. The objfci for redueiutf lhrim of Slone rivate entrance in Stone* *tr? i t. PHOVOST, M D j>i02w#c 'I'd -K.I.K SilWISt. U'KNl'lil i iKiMc?iiii){ a atrong tn ard a*d tender face, the V?italic Tablet and Strop ?f (J. Sanndera ia the only artirle now in ?M that will obviate ?h? ir difllciiltira. mo?t convincing proof of th?*i utility ia, hat'he ftr?t ctitlera in Lii ioa? *ir. Colinan, I Hiymarki-t; nlikin. to l Sinml; Low cock, 38 r.ornhill; Thornnnll, 111 Ne w Bond atrert, h ?re them for a?lr, and re com in Mid them ith the uae of their i?wn cutlery. jy24 lm*c ii. SAUNDERS, ?61 Broadway HOT AND COI D HALT W K I Eli BATHa l)ABINK.At*'S N* w Hot Mud rold Malt \Tator Batlia, it ?v thr foot of Deahrosaea afreet, (third pier aotith of ran*\ Mreet, North River.) are now open for the accommodation oj >oth Udua aud grutlemen. Open from KUnriac uutil II oVI?>cl? j *r Vf lift ('I)VVAN ami its riciuity, tli it a)>?> rontumeg giving **ons on tin Piino Forte, Harp, Guitar and in Hiujiing, ami will he happy tt receive hut impils af No. 8b White, or attend the re?| rctivt houara of thoae ladies who prefer receiring leaaona at iheii ?wn reaidence. Hirp and Piano Fortea for aale and on hire I very splendid Pi ino Forte for aal?- n 20 lo.^r \V I x \'I-. Irltlor, R?-tara? hi* thank* u> th? provisional anu coiaibort he ha* received ?in'jftf v ificty, cuinbiiied with moderation of prictft CAOU'il il living general aatia&cuou. Breakfast* (plain) la id rach; ,n'% ?id i> r wYi-k Put ?ic Mrctiux nz?d Ccmniiit^e aVS 5m# \L\ USH A LL HOUSE, hiiOAi/Vr iiy. NKW YOllK.-?*The *ubscribef tm ceU'ly from the National Hotel, Troy, will re-oi?en tWe Marshall lir.a*? ou the 30th instant, h* hotel and boardiug i id fovnf a l iroui id will l?? j>ut in complete ordcrt anJ lun'ioliu haiuU*>tfir st> le. The Icca'ico in central, being on tin- w?.t side cf b.??.ol^dV .Nj IM.if ih* corner of Krade street, ajtiorl dutu;:t rem 'x.f Park and Po*l Office, and but a lew Kiftpte* wn!U lr will be mide to p?ea-??% aii?i irjm ih?* itualioa, a i? a ileiiraW* location f?*i umI oaiuiM but offei man! indue v menu to persona ihiniii: the city to iU4k|- the Mv*baJl IU.u?? Un-u I. Tl?e bar h ili be furnt?h?'d with choice liquors, and the laidei i?h tbe *ub*taiitial? and delicaei-* of the season, and Wttli Uteuli*c fct rv nits, tU'l ever) re*/aid fur th?? rnmtort of '?is BQettii, the uudtroaite lie terinin Hon of tin li lt I II ?ad.~T. U. HICARD, hrtiirb Untiiueittt, hu u> wly fitted up and rnl.ir.;?il nia establishment, wl??re families iniv b?* constantly iccommodi!' d in ilif b?*st jtyli? Will conitantlv keep on hand a great varirty of the d? liracies ofthe aea4*>ti, Mid tihlf irrrcd t I t KrmtMise and American. Tl?. Wines and Liquor* w ill be of th?- li??t quality. Those persons who v%aiI favor nim with their pationi^e, may rely on ln? vigilant ud *frici att? uiioa to inomote their comfort. Hi-, domestii will bi found polite and att'-n I Mn' r j p KNTLKMKN and ladies ruling out ??i i **11 will iiici plca*aut stonpiiiK place in Klat hu-b, L. I, about half w ,y 10 B .tl? owJ Uatid, at the l there are several superior s.i s for building, and the front on the Hound is exien?it e, the Und will lie ?livi.it d to suit pureh i>ers, and the price very moderate. Apply to AUG. W. CLASON, on the premises, or to Jyft 1 tn* JOHN F. DELAPLMN'E, 68 Wail at., N.Y. WIIKA r SHEAF FARM ON 8TATEN ISLAND ?i.| KUH S A L K? A ice lit ?1?.?11 ii. i\? i;?? i., ha ill .'jyi lm e l the Undersigned to offer hi* residence on Stateu ul.titti (or?al? It is i>itnated midway of the outer bay ok thr m a shore, eixht mil~s trom the quarantine ferrv three from that of Rotivillr, and i tioti offering a mode rat ly elevatt building location The condition of the soil ran at this time be bent appreciated ?s it* ham st is heavy and now gathering. Term?to suit the purchaser, a* the object is merely tochanire tii?* iuv?-:'.mcnl for another su .ceiitible of e?jtnl nroi'nct. jyUliu*m W. A. SEKKY 2'8 Fulton st. I "deTaware "county LANDS FOR SALE. ?Kf? KE1 LOW CITIZENS, now u rhe time !?A new *etftement is now fi lming ou tlie I) aver Kill Pi?er. ?(tnL. "iil> 130 mile* from New York?0430 Aeresol warranted ^oou Liud's, ol superior quality. The certificates of re?ideuts, aitdifoie retiring to re^U Tins in^tli? I* recommentled by eine iciit deiitisu, a* by so doing n, even when ?ui rounded b> all tie. Mean* iter-ie*1. Among theje wc know of none more idetaant nil rdtt'lual than the Orris Tooth Wa?h-it eleanaea and whi tos the tec th itr? nvrthc n* the soma, i nrirtt die mo sweeteu* tin breadi. We recomuienu its nse to all, young am ?'d.?[ Boston Slomiuu r\nti. The Orris Tooth W udi i> the best detergent ve ever used cm ir enamel.?[ Boston Transcript. Kor sale by the itrilicipal druggists in in* ?ifv tut i FOB CLEARING AND BEAUTIFYING ttlE COMPLEXION. ptHURCH'S OKNl'INK VK.tu I skin K eradicate s tan, |*t tuples, freckles. sjots, redness, ring worms. :i'l all cutaneous eruplions.gr realising a delicate, cleat It skin; transform* even the tno?f snilow completion i taiurtiue tor lauics ami cntiureii, anu lot a I iifriieiifnaie caiinn oe surpiss^tl. i Manufactured *niei\ hv riif nr?t premium wu Maker. KDWAKD I'HAl.ON.tH Broidway. N. Y I T*n attempt* made by va~iou? individual* to counterfeit thi ltd other invention#of the proprietor. ha%e rendered it nec***?*rv for IIIfri to adopt the f ?llowina rule ?Nolle are genuine uu!su aiitnrd by rhe proprietor in ink. j> I ltn#e 7\" cT b7 pHALLKN^KS corta!ir v' which all haVt to ibe He*t of lltir is acU*? *of ti. pi ilncr MpoiiMfMNi lltgara, Mi l whcibi *pr cioUR firvak ?f Nature tlie hum hi form it der1u li*co?ene? wfiirh bio Nature defiance. B?r?y*t Veotrialiiu \nd Oonimer WIGS AND SCALPS, or real H?.ad? ok Haiti, which can be Inn it 116 Bnoinwtv corner I' Libertv stitet, up siairs In all cases of failure in the irrowth of H?ir, BAIIRY i/fers tie nedy,ejcltisival> In*own, unknown in VuU >t Hair, will do well lo pi ice themselves under Ills ?u? veihuc, Prices to unit the time*. jy 13 ftir *C I IIK OPENING OK C LI R K II U G H'S NKW K1TAHf.lSlI*1K>T pnit HAIR CUTTING CURLING, WIGS, SCALPS, &c. No. 205 BROADWAY, CLIRKHUOH ha-, in connection with Ilia prrient pre nine* opened a suit ot Rooms consistim: >>f ,i on A NO UALLEnV (>V FASHION, ifPTOpriatcd entiiely for Oeiitlcmen's hair cutting. This splen Inl room is fitted up iu ttn style ol' Loins XIV. of France. Th. I walls are iu panned, pitmen after the manner of W.llte iU, Bon rhett. Stc and hi i'liitatiou of the lar-famcd O ihelin's tapesin The show-cases, mirrors, table*, ottom ms, aic., are in the tion and comfort. THE ()ENTI>E.HE!I'!I WIO ROOM is for tho.e who wish i? be private when fitting on .cal|?. 0. may here remark, .hat a? in esery /.''y his profession, the character of his work is esilalills'tied ji r Its superiority, so does he intend to mak; ouly th, ,er> best I wfr* and scalps, ar.d ask accordiu* to the times, the very lowest re n"\lr?'t"wifi,be" found always *'at home" snd will give his sole and undivided ?tt. ntion to all who wish to chance count, nance under the magic of hw tooefc. I ?_r_ T?HE SrB -CKljEIKMS I11M till, .1,1 enti re-l int.. 1 o| irl 1 nerthip, lor the norp se vn'Jriu'; hntinei*, unoi r t i# lif m of WILLIAM AND JOHN O'BRIEN. WILLIAM O'BRIEN,Jnn. JOHN O'BRIEN. New York, Aajnat I, 1812- 13 Wall street, jyjllwr VIACHINE BLANK ITS.-* halt s Inr -sle by t M PKH8HK It BROOK A. 11 L tr t OCULISTS. DOCTOR J. FRA N C IS, OCULIST, \TO. 10 DAHCt. Y 8TKKICT, within two door* of the A?Un tic His prr|?rnfioim are a |?*rfert curr for all i(itlKm*ruitnry v- of the ryex weakness of *nc^',k never fail in ret rir>u nebula* l tiie loudest ?Uudiutf, wnhout any surgical 0|?.r*hnn t t r KUTIKICATK3. e?Ttily that J\cob VJfiiliuv, a >outhof n' fifteen Year* ol .j?,r br "u lii io mv hotfs* I ?i I II, anfttrentJy blind. He* c tiled t?ii me i?ul ktates that he liat b? *u ih?- patient ol Dr. J. r ruict*, wi. n ??pv.nt h*? b?ru t' mi good aiidstroiiL'. MARTHA BKOWN, 177 Forsyth street. I certify to t!ie above btiiu; a :ru?- ?t*tement. 'iF.oKGK BENRDICT, Pasl'J A the Stanton itnrvt Church. I wo nearly blind for tw? ?ty years w ith a cataract in each rye and from the use of Dr. Francis* wonderful preparation lor that di>e ue, mv eye* are now t>? rfectly recovered. HESTKK JOHNSTON. 41 Kldndge street We, the node m Kited, havin.' w imessed the a?loiii?lin*v tin* racy ol Dr. Fr?*nen' pit-ptration* for di?ea*r:? of trie eye, uuhesintimdy recommend them to the uotice of the rublic, a* valutld rcjn?-di' _ Duiran Dun bar, P*for of MrD-Mi^al st. hurcn. S. i. C'-Mtf, Pastor of thi Fn*t Bijitut Clrarch. J iln I *ck, Atft-nt of the houi' M\ s*?on Hociety. Jtr Brouiiri, I 4. roftlie N rth Butist Church. J Audrtadq, Horn?u Catholic P'iest of raters Cnttffli. Nuui? :tiii certificates can be seen at the olTicr?; Prepared and mid only fn L)r. J Kmticis. m Barclay srreei. .\ub!ic, tUni in coasrtpieuce of the increase of his business, Di. Glenny, Ali niUt r of the tioyal College of if'UVtOlis^ London* and of the New York Medical Society, has joined hi in, ami every coufideuce can l?e placed in hi* professional skill a* an Oculist. Office hours from 9 A. M.. until 6 P. M. jy 10 3in*c DISEASED EVES AMD I.VFLAMM VUON OK Til K KVK-HU8. ANV disease or weakness of the eve, or inflammation of the eye-lids, can he quickly and safely removed, by the use

ROMAN EYE BALSAM. Mrs. Davis, N?. 77 Ksses treet, Has beeu cured of inrlammati'-?n of the eye-lids and vse ?k ey# s, of yeais duration, by uaiug ouly-.n-jti ofUu K?eBtI?ttn. Mi?* Kifz Gerald, No. 1 Market street, had for two or three u so much afflicted v% ith w* ik and ml! inuied *yis, H* eoui i I;. r? r? ..I, ,c, lm. be> u complet' ly re lou d by tin? U?lm, ?*fter all other means h id failed. Hundreds have by it* healing virtues, been restored to light, where a most total 'dindiuss, caused by excessive in tl.iiMinarion*, had eii#t?-d for \esis. The Roman Eye Balsam99 lias been a long time u-.ed in private practice by tUt most eminent oculists in this ami lereun counties, 4nd its astonishing efficacy in einovin* ill disease, and inllamm tion from the eye, ha* established for it a re| put a ion far h. youd the h of any other preparation. IN DIMNESS OF SIGHT, caused t?y h*ed attention to "Minute objects, or by n long eijmsuie to a strong light. and in ikttss or u 1 'I loss of sight from si knessorola u is a sure restorer, and should be used l?\ 'I who find theirsig* t failing without any ipparentdi ease. Imat ni til jars with Oill directions for use. Price T7)a ce s. i. ot I and sold, >s holesale and r*t til. by DAVID 8A N No. 77 Cast Broadway, crner Slsrfcet si, N.Y. Sse?the successful operate 2 w .iou"d that lias been provtd by nracti? i ri'-uc*-to possets tne iinj?oiiant power of iinineuiately an *?t n. trie progress of disease and restoring the patient to perfect neaitli. A'l diseases arising from an impure state of the blood, or hibitofthe systirn, such as Scrofula, obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions. Pimples, Chronic Soie Eyes, Rheumatism, Riugworm, i i dm nt and pain ol the Bones and Joints, siobborn UIc? rs. Bypnitic symptoms, and all diseases arising from an iiiliidiciou* use of mercury, aie speedily t med by its use. The patient, ther#fore, who ases tnia preparation, has all combim d that can he useful for the removal of his complaint. The alflicted are invited to try it at once, and appropriate to I themselves tlie benefits tl.i* invafu?lde medicine can bt *tow. Prepareoand sold bi A* B. Sands It Co., B7i Broaiwiy, wv? (yhaaihersst. Sold al?o by A. b. ic D. Sands, 7*# Fulton st. cor. Pricr$J. iv 17 lin'c TO RHliUMATIC PERSONS. TT 1^ NOW JUST FOUR WEEKS SINCE Dr. HEN! RY'S Vegt table Rheumatic 6\ rup was first offered to the |'iiblic. V. i'hin that lime above thirty person* have been perfectly cured of this heietolore discouraging di?case. The ingredients of which it is composed have uever before Hern used in medicine. Tliey are entirely Vegetable, and perfectly harmle**, improving and strengthening the system generally. For these (acts we do not asU you to take our word .ilout-, *-tit refer you to stronger proofs Here they are. Cony any or all of ih m, .uid uH upon the persons. and you will v .*nt no tron^'? r piooU. 1 7?e*?- n?v a few only?others will he given at the office, a Mr W.H.White, fti Sixth avenue; Mrs. Coffey, 13th strect, two doors from Sixth avenue; Mr? Lawrence. 69 North vioore street; Mrs Murphy, 99 Caution street; Mrs Byers, corner of Thi.d avenue and Seventh street; Mr ll*rds*'l, 203 Houston str? t: Mr Whitney, 51 Whitehall stieet; Mi. Briggs, 96 av.nue D; Nlr Wulkintftou, 33% Elm street; Sirs Str? teT, corner #f SeV- nth street and Third h enue. To all whom it may concern?This certifies, ihat last spring I w?s taken with a violent rheumatism ii allmylimt>? ami head, and so great wis th'- paiu that 1 was unable to turn over in bed without help, and at one time the pa?n was severe that I d'd not sl^ei for nearly a week. I en\L.K OF GENUINE MEDICINES. The College wish to save the public from the deceptions ol Quackery both in and out of the Medical Profession, and to make every m 11 his own physician. A cure ity all cue* guaranteed. if lite directions of the College be faithfully observ> I. All thr preparations of the College are compounded by tkillui CheinisU, according to tin* most recent improvements in Pharmaceutical Science. The College do not offer mere bittei -.'oea, gamboge, and drastic purgatives for the care of the dBicti a? hey say :?Away w ith the brazen if n posters who assert that tin- bencficeut Creator has provided and intended tor the relict buffering humanity only one or two juirgativc* In the wide 0 'nutnre there maybe found for every pang and 1 ich disease the aptiuftiftte ryeciftc; but it is only to the search* iitf eye of scieuco that these tie \*&;e tit xrfolued?not to the ignorant and illiterate pretender. The College r.ars their nrinci|ial office at NO. 97 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. W. RICHARDSON,.Principal Agent. Foil explanations of th* uses ami doses of tlie several piena r\>i? us are printed on the labels which are auth the .1 of the College, and the signature #IW. S. Rich a aoso* A ent, 'i7 Nassau street* New York Among the Preparation* of the College an- the following? THE TONIC MIXTURE For the cuic of all tlie protein forms of Dyspepsia low spirits, loss of appetite, lassitude, cutaneous erui> ions, and general debility. This giateful ajid va'tiabl* 4pec 1 tic is compounded ol five ingredients, the^ tirtue* f each being concentrated and all combined by a tedious, ex |iensi%e and difficult pharmaceutic process. The College conli lently recommend it as eminently ulaftt d for the iuvignntion ?f tlie whole svsteni and the complete tuie of all the distress iug afflictions lor wi tch it is tlie aporopriate remedy. Tost person sufferilie ftom those unpleasant symptoms denomi oated "nervous* the "Tonic Mixfu will iftord unemiivo land permanent relief. Sold in ho: .Us the most distinguished pracil': .Ion mi attlit ha bet n ?terrility or barreimets. tlouae ot tl> rieil inappreciable hletsitifft. Sold iu bo* .J rent* i|.> 1 which terciae a ?jMCtlirtun I of afr vin* thr oo?r>i(ioi) oi tnia *|?ccific, and *?r nt? been ti com iJa?id$i etch; and th*: Lotion is told in bottle# at 50 c; the Krrit man whose name it bear*, u now first offered for tale in this country, T HE A M ERl'' A NA N T I''n 1MOU9 rATHARTIC PILL. Th'i* Pill?n?- of the happiest combinations of which inodr rn tcicnoe r^n >?haa Im-i-o prepared for the peculiar u?r of rhose a.ih)?cleii to the tr> tna viciaaitudes and iutluencea of out American climate. The effrot* of particular rlimatea on the nealrliv eaerciae of thr functiotn of viril onptnt are only be?ini.i.iic to he properly ttnd.ed anil nn>lrnitooil. Theetcellent |.rc( aration now. for thr fir.it time, off' red to th'- inhaljitint. of the United Sfatrn, hi? hi en the rrJult of careful invcitiratioi mi,, Ihr nature and rumis of iomr of the inoat pre talent (!.ieur? of ihiirlimatr, which arc chiefly owinu to ilie deriiik'rmruK of hr biliary erretlon. Unlike thr dmerrrablr -nil (Inntic ]M1r. tative of the noatnim remlrr?, this preparation doea not irrit ite the bowela. nor lvodnce pilt-a ami other diitr. i-.iiiK affrrtiona butby eifitjnK the whol.- alianu-ntary canal to h. altliy action! it carr.ea off tit thr vitittrd eretiuna. nuntiea thr blood, and Kites m w vigor t-i thr ?it ?l power*. Hold in hoit a at 10 cenu and ascents ealea ami aii|?ert*icial i acoriariona of the skin. A aale and i-rncarioua article, unlike the liltby and rancidoily prenarationa lometime* no d. Dining the application o( the pHwdffthe iufa.it c?n Uv suckled Miuoal. Hold in cloac* lv a to in ied I'hiaU. at Mt cent* eicb, with direction# for uae. THK FRKS( H ANTIPHLOO.9 I IC MIXTURK, ?rthe cure ol n')rrli??a, Oleet,and mucopurulent >U'? 'lie'" n?? r-'DUnoe their n??. b,t rrcnmmeud f"^NOEg A.ie thr be?t mcdiciu. in th* woild for cuuzha, eol.U, con umpuou, a-thin,.*!, "ft.\1't(5ZKST?"K^? fen- ssr* wormi 01 n 'yHK ?.A.M, il01t LOZKN(i Are iOTereiirn rrmrdy far pah.im.o:., luwn. ..f .l irilv uwl ;l iwr-i". Tl?- Hon Anon Cl&ik, Hon. hu*. J. I o t ,?odJ-ii^ion, trr Hu.t?n. m ..e. PEASE SON'S COMPOUND CLAKIFIKH ESSbNCi C b HORKHOUN1) CANDV. THIS pleawnt medi. in. formal by ,i eombiuallon of iw?a* H-rtft- dilfrr. lit iiist*di?tl, all celehfatid lor tha cur* al rol?l.?, ci?ujhi. nd r?ulmon*ry romiilainti, And by lU cuinnuiaI lion, if oi?of ihrae anklt* ihoulu k?e u?e?l aeparartrly anu a!ford no rrli?*f, in the exfi.ict of Horehouml they are to amalicarmtftl thai ill#* benefit of he whole i* eipefleiici?u hi our comAb?>at ihrre vcaw rnro tliia article *?n lint brounht before i ;he public. It ww hmUdi rocrtfdmli|K*h'iiicoiiilv fruin thousands, v ko hire practically experienced it* bei??-nt? throughout the fountry.? J And why i? it so f B*-cause the ui.il of its Qualities in u?ih?, colds, hosrs?*uess, irritation of the thrnst, eronp, who-M^m? i cotiicn. asthma, catarrh, palpitation of the h?-*rt, liver com| plaint. ni*hf twe.its, difficult.or profuar e*p*;cu>rati m, aud all I diseases I ~adiutf to consumption, has given it a value that uo I other similar medicine ever reached. CouMTKRFr.iTras at Kaitlt.?-The clarified essence of Horehound Caudy ha* become so famous ami saleable, that it has been attempted to he counterfeit* d in mor** than one in 1 s'ance by bsse and selfish men, who would s? I' Uieir con I icieiices for t mess of |H>ttaxe, and who cue m iiiiu; ab ut I performing a benefit to one's health, or ffFectiiu a cure. But i the* %r*? now at fault. Messrs. PttasR Siopf, orijintl inventors ami patentees of the Horehound Candy, have, vviilmut tegard to expense, had en| gravd new libel, 01 wrapper tha' is in* iriah around th* ir j C in4v, and b which pun 1: aa? r-,tf th* t't .mine i' att?*utiv. Iv, 1' w ill always d ieet the ^eiiuine from the spuri??us ariicle. This wrapper w.u flig? ii the tl ig is in^Caihed the word #*P'*aseH?on a labt-l issiiMiif frotn tl K'glcV ni -uth and h id by his taloua i* Clarilt d Ksst ucc of liorehoiiitd Candy?Just bt m illi the erftfle, to the right and left rr two vignettes, "lie j of whit h represent* Klercule* -laying the H>;dra, or hundred headed sen*ut, larh oi which mar be considered a type ??f coughs c? ids, asthma, consumption, 4cc.?The other vijpiette it the scripture subjcct of die G'hmI Samaritan succoring the wouiith-d t.avellfr, ami affording him Christian aid The whole de?ig?i u beautifully executed?I mm d'ately below the engraving in the fac simile of John Pkask. (k Son, 45 Division street, V m York. It should be recolltcred that it is entered according to act of Congress in the year of our Lord ene thousand ?taicl?c hundred and i?i\\ by J-?hn P? .is? it Son in the clerk's office of the southern dismct of New York. Whoever. therefor*?, co*-tr:f* i*s this candy *s liable |oaprosecution, and to he punished in heavy damages. The proprietors ire de term in* d for their own s ?k?? and for the public good, to prosecute to tht+uimost extent of th? law, any one who may b?* guilty of such infancy. The Horehound Candy is sold wholesale and retail at the manuftc torv, 45 Division street. Agents?Zi? b?r,87 Dock street, Philadelphia. R ddiou.B State str et, Boston. Rawls it Co., 57 State street, Alb my. Jobson, 2(? St. Charles street, New Orleans. Wfvwlward Sr Lnais. Mo. I Kobinsoti, 110 Baltimore HtrfK, Baltimore. H aviland Harrow Allen, Chu 60to> Holdemsii, Louisville, Ky. Mercy Teller, Detroit, Michispm J. H. Thomson Co., Wle ling, Va. iy* imc I JrftOO REWARD.?OUOSS* ?PfcCJFlC MIXTLKfc.I cr the '.'1 Gleets, Stricture# anu iUaIokouh cow plat I-ts o t.nUL n :dtntrhUon. 1 Of *U remedies yet discovered for thr rbovc complaints, (hit t? thp most ecitiin. It mikes a sjM ttdy and permanent cure, withou:t he least restriction to diet, drink, exposure, or change in application to brj tineas. We (rive no lout? quae kith recommendation* to "decewe the 1 public. If the inedione doe* not not speak for itself, no one shall apeak fur it. Our object ia to notify where it can tie had, lud the proprietor challenges r oinule case of reoent Oonnorrhtea to ;>e brought, in wlueli the mivtnie will not effect a rapid cure, under a forfeiture of ?5snre in die shorts* tim?- possible. Further, the disease cannot. be contracted if a dose of the mixture is taken at nij/ht on icoing to bed when e*|>o*ed. It i* put up in bottle* with full direction* accompanying it, at SI a bottle- ?ne bottle last? a w- ek, which generally cures-many arecuw d in two d.tjn. For nil** only a* Wrr. M. MHmir't, 19? Broadway, corner of John street, opposite Franklin House, New York; J Jones, cjruer of Chestnut and vcuih streets, Philadelphia; and at J M. Smith's 130 Washington street Boston. j\3 ltn# rPHE SOLID EXTRACT OF SAHSAT5AKII LA. PMA psivd b> Dr. Otto Kouon, has moved itaelia verj Tiluulf pecilic iu cases of Scrofula, Hilt Kluum. and cut>ncon* diseases generally, pirticnlaly those arising from impurity of the blood. The H> rup, pie pared from the Extract also, in tar an|>erior to any other Svrup of HarsaparilU ever before prep*itd. Both may l?e obtained of Win. H. Milnoi, 192 Broadway, corner of John street; T. R D? Forest, it Greenwich, cor. Morris street; W. \1. Thu?mtn, Van -k, corner of Canal *tieet; J. J. Codding ion, cor Bnriiiff and Hudson s'r^et- A. McLeod. 309 Hudson siiee? L. ARoseiimiller. 311 Ble'-cker, cor Christorh?-r street i J. W. Bas sett, 644 Broadway, end of I". BOWN? 4*. CO. Wlm'eiale Drncgiats, 83 J? |in street, and jvtn 1m? t \ifeit be hid tlmotd nili blishtni ut, 1)7 Walktr street, oik- iloor f om Broadwiy, S per li tllf. A"iil!i"r f.tet ii lh.it Uounud's True Wittr of Beauty will tl.o. u eii i-rniiii"tr t.n, pim I freckles, ami all cntaieou* eruptio s, elieit a juvenile healthy appearance, >.nd amy hi* hand* neck and irmt 111 r-i'liin: ?liiteuru. w n- of tpurions iniitntioTu of thi. celehrated roMmtii'. c?i>tuniti( iniurral utrlngrnu u t rly ruiimu. to tin akin ami coiuji exion. and by its riil uction j iujuriuua to liolLh. To be had as ilmve. One Doll vr per boiI GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE impart* a delicate m?eu? tin/e to the coinpli'iion, iinmgTable 1 bv |?-r..piration or rubbing wivh a linen cloth. 10 centa per bottle. GOURAUD'S BLANC T'ESPAGNE, Or S ani.li Lily White, impart .a lirijj'it 1 u'r, lilt like alalia*ler whitene? 10 the _?kiu. f**-Jr froin ?hr injur ou |.ro|* rti s se1 er lly e.imliinei' wiin prcparadou* lor tint purpote. I ut up in leirant bo*e? at 2i ft in* r ch. Aicttits?Providence, Dwr, Jr.; Albino, Onil. ie. Maiden lam >hw Haven, My r*. CI ij--l street; H rtford, \V--||h Sc I Hnmphrey; Norwich, W. K nlkner; Princeton, Sea^rook; Bos tou, Jordan. 2 Milk st.; I oiladtrlphia, Mr* Brown. 76 Chestnut st.; Jirt'd Uray, Po'keepai*. Jy 17 lm*r THE PERSIAN PILLS A S8URKDLY HAVE healing virtues which no other mi" i dicine in this couutrv i?ot*e?;>t s. Let no one be disc*;? 1? I ed until tbcy have triea the Persian Compound? they r.ave 1 raised from the rear est weakness and istress, to h* alth and happiness. Price 31 li cents and 62*-t cent*, two size boxes. Korsaleby J. O. FAV, wholesale agent, at Milnor's drujr store, No. 19-J Broadway. corner of John st. New York; retailed i at No*. 79and 100 Fulton street. r J Alto, Jew David's, or 1I? brew Phster! to remove tumors. wens, km*1* evil, jmi i in the side, rheum itHin, 81c. 41 Married I Ladies" in delicate ?i' 11 aii >us, liud great relief from it. Also, Tot- Magnetic Battery, cousistiux of Kltctric Pills, Galvanized Plaster, Magnetic either. No. 1, for consumption* I Magnetic jR'h* r, No,?, lor nervous disc is? s, iut? mo-ranee,lie. i Magnetic ii?th?r, No. 3, for liver omj 1 int?, h Also, I rtRH.il ?nkei and nm 1 month. Call m K 1 1 I v Y thai r) ai Mil noi's l)ru4 iU)re( l'J2 Bioadwa*., ?j. ol* John street. New Yor*. j y 13 Im+C T ADIK8' NUHSr?widow ?l an eminent physician J oil rs her sei\u to 1? Ladies I this city, being fully ci Imitated b\ Ion* e*|?ericnce. Test! nr nials from the fast phy*ician?, *uu references gi*ea. Apply* 3JU Greenwich street jvi 11 mend r TO" RTRMER^ PLANTERS, IIOHTII'I'LTUKISTS AM) DHIJGGISTS P H K COMPOUVD CHEMICAL WBALK OIL BOAT I may be considered in lite present moment the best preparation that ever w*a comi>oundcd for the total destruetiou of every species of insects infesting tbe vegetable Kingdom?maggots, slup, ronebngs, peach, nectarine, triple and pear tree insects, cut and army worms, /nail, cabbage lice, and all the smaller insects which are parasitic on inducenons and exotic flowers, such as lite oleauder, cactu ticns. cy ens, mesemhrianthemuni. *erania, erica, rosacea, may all by 1 proper application, he thoroughly eitermmated. Besides the extraordinary cheapness, a most im|iortaiit item in economy, renders it accessible for nil purposes on a I irse scale?-1000 jn-ach trees, or .'#0 acres of land, may be kept free from the marauding in?ccl* for the triflinir es|?eu*e of one dollar. Farmers raising corn, o?t?, ry*. potatoes, tumii*. calfb-ges, may at the esi?ei?se of a few do,I .rs realise hundred*-by their fields from fb'* deva "Gallons ??f the vermin. The Com* 1 pound Chemical Whale O ^npmiy w had in bu!k, or in jar* I of fonr j?o?irid?. a dozen of vmch are pacK*-d in a bo*. Poisons, warraute- the only original and safest iiigredicn's 10 destroy and eitrrmin*te the moths, licit hngi, rose but;*, c*terI pilirrt, cockro?ch**?? r.it*, mic**, mo quitoes, fln rertift to the superior virtue and i .maiity "f all my prri?r *uil coriolnvatr to the truth ilUhv r.rat?rmcnl?. Ai>t-!> DR. I.KWls FEUCHTWANOEH. lirniiit. No 1 \V ill ?tri rt, i MmmftfUirff nf Vj1'*- U'^'noiiH "iri'iit, ChloriJr of J#mr, Ot Silrrr, Spirits orHarmhorn* ind Nit i 7Iri*r "MADAMli RESTELl,, FKMA LK Physician, ??fTio nud r? si iSt ucv 148 (J.e?*nwi.>l trrct, Wtttren h'idt ind Lilicrty *treet/i. wh?*re 51? "i bi c i u!t with tii-' r -m' tna wbrri aho hf r celebrated awdifinak c mi h*- obtained. All Je?*er? m'ul be po?t |mi |>?ft of the United Sutrt within reaaori.ible pkkpamd B? M. DE BOUUKLOqUrt, M. D., WsiiON, PORTUGAL. THJt1 BcitMitiftc combination of injrredwntA of wl?nliUm?iw Voik, will met t with iinin?dia^ %tt? ution All Irt *rn wn%t he poctimid. v at* imcnt it 120 Cherry. ii?*nr . rinr ?tre??r Price fUlt'boxes $3 No half hor? ^nt by msil jyl lm?r PUILISHKI) DAII.V RV JAfflKS flORDOD BRI**r,TT, N W. fOHNK.B, CKLTON A.VD WSMAU H'TUKf.TS. Tmr Nt? Yoi"* llrn.i.u?-A y. Cuinnn ??l* I ?rriher? fnmishr l at th? rilr, for .\n} ?(H rtfir ?ri'">'t, on Tttr Attiirr in *Jv?nr?. Nr, pnprr n (r?' rih?r? .t SJ,J IW ?'?i m, i>, %.|vi:icw, or *t tumr rate flbr Miy %p<-ciftcn pi ri<n1. rnaRKarnincr T. V n In i,,rir l<lt?r?to J?ttiU?ii#()*BnMTf, *TOf?i<*t*r and Vdilor?an) orl <WW b? tK?l