The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1842, Page 3

Mr. Avams.—Wh Mr. Mansuatt.—Because the ‘himself to bé used asa vehicle in epecpread the House. The paper, after having §' genera) proposition, gues en as follows :— seers toves That thy Hon. John Quiney Adans, lane ects, for the conside: ‘States faifon sf the ‘House of Represeat art Pease et es ‘States, of which that will trace b fh we disgraced jatives, ia the eyes ol the neither high treason, nor subornation of ‘ged on the geatleman. Mr. Mansnait. —God knows what the honorable mm ber may involve himself in before this matter is done suppose it was so, they did not propose to infitct the pun Ler provided by ‘aw for the crime, but merely, un. oe by a member of his life before ajury? If such was the case, the best for a member to provide against expulsion was to com- the gentleman learn his law, when he supposes that the ie law can be changed by a mere act of Congress, petition? Mr. Fitton having obtained the floor, he would appeal to the sober part of the House [cries of order and ess of the nation. He therefore moved to lay it on the table. ordered, and were yeas 90, nays 100. Mr. Paorrir moved for an adjournment, which was it ApaweeIt with, (laughter) but it is not charged in the paper. But der their rules, to expel him. Sap; tian ‘expel him be mit afelony. Buta word asto eee jon. Where did or the union of the States could be dissolved upon & pn boa to put an end to this matter, and go on with the ‘Mr. Horxine called for the ayes and noes, which were carried, and the House adjourned. jaltimore, {Correspondence of the Herald.) Barrimone, Jan. 27, 1812. Run on the Chesapeake Bank—The Storm Cloud Bursted—The late hinted Duel explained for the ex- plicit benefit of the Parties, and your Baltimore Rea- ders—Another Row among the Firemen—The Ball, $e. Ma. Epitor— Yesterday, aheavy ram was made on the Chesa- peake Bank, over which John S. Gittings, Es presides. Its notes were refused in the morning by the other city banks. This at once gave the alaras, and I am told, at a few minutes before three P. M., some holders of notes were refused a redemp. tien of them in other bankable funds. There has eling in the matter. Early in the day, the other institutions shoved off the obliga- tions of the Chesapeake, and on getting rid of them, put up at their counters the watehword—repudi tion. As you are aware, the State is indebted to this bank $167,000. Its President being the Com- missiouer of State Loans, and fostered by his loco- foco 3tate administration, negotiated too deeply. ‘Thus with impunity has he been forsaken in the hour of tribulation. What to-day will bring forth, Iam unable to divine, though the prospect is dark and gloomy. P.S—Five minutes before nine.—A erowd is now waiting before the Chesapeake Bank. Whether it will open or not, I cannot say. Tue Duet ‘ethe rumored duel, of which | je mention a few days since, has come to light in all its blazing, ferocious majesty. The “Dake” has indeed been in trouble. Rumor has it, that he who is familiarly known as the “ Great Duke’’ of our city—the just admirer of Edwin Forrest, had like to have had an occasion the other day fer ** pistols and coffee for two,’ om accouat o expressing an opinion touching the Tide Water Canal Notes, of which he holds the neat little amount of $30,000, shaved at a glorious rate. They area fect blank in the market, about equal to “Ow! Creek.” It having been known that the “Duke's”? free use of his accustomed phrase “Spa- nish cloak to cover iniquity,” gave offence to one of the Canal Directors, who, it jupposed, was Peady to“ show fight.” Just at tl time, the il- lustrious “ Duke,” alias a noble Falstaff in size, ‘eorporation and wit, made a sudden exit to Wash- ingtoo. The alarming - was vocilerated “ he is to Bladensburgh.” ‘ime, however, revealed mew inysteri ‘ortunately, no chivalric spirit, with wounded honor, followed in the chase. It turned out that the great “Duke” had only gone to eat terrapins and fat oysters (vegetables of which he is peculiarly fond) and to his fastidious. epicurian taste, with hot coffee and whiskey punches, in the company of certain bloods with- in the ten miles limits. Is itnot strange how fancy and rumor will work up to a boiling heat, that which, when fully analyzed proves to be ‘ cool as acucumber.”’ The names ofthe re J. , the former a distingui adistinguished merchant. The firemen had another disreputable row last ai, ere streets. ‘Washington Hall, on ‘Wedue did style. ‘The brizh were like so many and ibe fairy forms at the shrine of beauty. The Stock Market is without change, though very dall. Exchange on New York 3 7-83 to 4 remium; Philadelphia 214 to 2 1-2 discount ; bet REE et do, and getting worse. In the Rr luce market I notice no change. The Resump- jon Bill has ee to the Senate, though not acted apon- It will doubtless be amended, probably ex- tending the ti Lhe Produce Market is dull — The weather delightful. Yours, - Twist. Philgdelphia, [Correspondence of the Herald.| Puitaveceuta, Jan. 27, 1842. The Bank Foilure—The Excitement—The Police— General Distrust. Early this morning the crowd again gathered around the Girard Bank, and at one time was of so obstreperous a character that the Mayor, becoming alarmed, sent one of his officers for William D. Kelly, Eeq., a popular declaimer in the democratic ranks, under the belief that a word from one oecu- Bying the position among those who were supposed to constitu:e the majority of malcontents, that he is known to, would allay any outbreak of feeling and violenee. Notwithstanding those who now are the firet to callupon Mr. K to preserve the laws that they themselves have been violating for years, are the very-men who have, time and again, stigma- tized bim with the epithets of radical, leveller, barn-burner, aud all that ; he was prompt in answer- img the request of the Mayor to appear before the crowd, then numbering five or six hundred persons, Not perceiving, however, any manifestation of vio- fence, he did not attempt a speech. Yesterday the committees fiom the several banks met at the Girard Bank, with the view of devising means, it possible, to retrieve the Girard, and to stay the excitement and disitess growing against a)l the other Banky. After remaining in session until after midnight, they adjourned without coming to conclusion. The Cashier of the Girard inen led to the press at that hour tae following card : G B. ae Directors of the Gisrt Bene hat halted in their efforts to make a satisfactory arrangement for the immodiate redemption of its issues, find themselves under fhe painful necessicy of closing the Bank for the pre The total liabilitic: of its capit eonsistin, Mall camo off at the lay evening, in splen- teyes that twinkled there, in the firmament of heaven, the pymphs tliat keep vigil fthe Bank at this time, exclusive ounts to $1.433,692 93 Of circulation known to be in the hands of other banks, 500.000 00 In the hands of the public, 273,395 00 Of deposites, 251,195 09 Of dalances due to banks and Denkers, 409,102 89 $1,433,692 93 The total assets of the bank, at cost, sant of its own stock held by it, amount to $4 700,000. Pe WG cireumstunces, the Board of Directors deem cir du assure the public of thei be- ief in the ability of the Ban to sys eit toritat ° thes in a reasonable time, to pro —— seepeanentar en] sa caution big of ite § with them at a sacrifice, de othe Board ofDiseriors, WMD: LEWIS, ater. a pursuance with this ecard the Bank did not open this morning. A crowd to the number Of se- vere! hundreds have however ali day hang round the doors of tie icetitution ~The police, however, is presentia strony force, and by arrestin, e oF two rowdy “ » have maintained order. Such a st eimeni—such a gi is trust of every thing like banks or Porte ver before saw tn this city. Neither of the suspea- gone, aor the failure of the United States Bank were accompaniyd with aay tng like it. The brolere have in a great measure closed ali business: ane in no kind of trade 1 there anything doing: ure looking listlessly on as it waiting for another crash. Batiatle was done atthe stock board and be at Sauclies. { ere has been no general runon the other banke though enctt a taiastraphe ia feared, by the fini of the Pennsylvania Bank the Manufacturers’ and Me ehanice’ the Philadelphia, the Peun Township, and Lic Bank @ Camden, ofp rsite tris city. at you may have wn idea of the discredit of our currency, I inform you, exchange on New Yori i at 10 per cent premiuin Tue Rev. Mus. Ama Fousom broke ia_upon ‘the Massachusetts .n1i-Slavery Society at the M-lo deon this morning, and barangued.them,for three te lanai. fle, spemrenege we x vurngleavi: Its. Folsomein | 00. ob the floor = Boston Di mocrats jg 5 ‘TsePouT ANY TO TH: Pe bet eu teet oP lease. $4 650. ‘frout end rear, being 18 1ebt by 43 veep. years unexpired lease. reishy Church 7th avenue—2lote of ground on the easterly side of 7h avenue, between 96th and 97th street, $65 enc! 98th street —4 lots on the northerly side o! between 6th and 7th avenue, h. 7th avenur—2 lots easterly side 7th avenue, between h. side of 99th street, between this community ,an¢ best judge and most skilful renovator of gs in the United states, has recently token ¢ partner in his auction end commission business, in the rson of Mr. Jacob 8. Aucularius. The seles room of tagera [Correspondence of the Herald.) Niacaaa Fats, N. ¥, Jnnuary 19, 1842. Appearance of Niagara Falls in mid-winler—Its Magnificence—Preparctionszof the Hotels—A Ball, BY THOMAS BEpL. (Borestioe mstnm andi Pitionstreets.; FRIDAY Sherif’ Sule—10} o'clock, sn the wal serve, bo execution, I aj chairs, sofa beds, 48 rene diving do, and piano forte. Se 44 Sa TURDAY The only marvel inthe matter is, that that concern should so long have beem able to deceive the peopl We have long and perseveringly endeavored to rouse the stockholders to the danger of their situation. Ia our article of September 9th, we expressed ourselves as Messrs. Riell & Co. reom, without re. ane streets, and ia 99th and 100th streets, $65 99th street—4 lots northerl 6th and 7th avenues, $44 eae! h street—4 lots souther! tween 6th and 7th avenues, $45 each. Jamas G. Benserr, Esq.— ‘urniture. &e.—An extensive aad snperior assort capital, tomake of second hand and ew furuilure of all descriptions ly side of 100th street, be- Take the Fails “for all in all,” in my estimation, they never look go truly brilliant as at this season of Ieicles from one inch to an hundred feet in length are hanging in all shapes and in all quan- ties from the jutting rocks and the shrubbery below the cataract. ‘The spray rises in a much more dense mass to all appearance than at a warm season of the year; the pyramidical mass of ice formed by the oray at the foot of the ferry staircase has now be- cme nearly as high as the bank. Large quantities of floating ice are seen coursing down and nearly filling the river, obstructing in a great measnre the passage of the ferry boats. shooting amongst the icic! en leaves and masses of ice in the imm y of the Falls, presents really a dazzling and magnificent appearance. Great preparations are maki! y and Sons for the accomm: of | sands of customers, and for the additional trave that is expected the ensuii made an addition of sixty feet to their alrea house, for sleeping rooms r . dining roem. But the best of it is an entire new building on the margin of b connected by a walk, of say one hundred and fitty feet long, with the main buildings. Thisis for sle ing rooms (all of which are now richly furaishe with a swimming room under, arranged most judi- ciously for the comfort of those inclined to i ithaca yal furniture, a splendid stock of new city made do; and by 0 de of 100th street, h. piano fortes, 5 murble top tables, and au ndey othe of 91st street, be- ly side of Sth avenue, be- ‘amilies, and boarding houses, and Shouse keeping, or t the ensuing quarter day, cannnot the disposal of their goods under Besides the cepital of the United States Bank, $30,000,000 of bank capital in Philadelphia, has deprecia ted greatly, and the stockholders seem to be reposing in he Schuylkill, the Wes Lehigh Coal Company. between 6th and 7th avenues, $42 ¢! Dist street—1 lot on orb 3 4th ond Sth avenues ot enue—} lot on we: tween 87th and 88th street: 6 lots en south side of 93d street, between relinquish busi do better than pla the surveillance end charge of these gentlemen, espe- cially 98 they will ever find the most rigid promptness The Girerd Bank. . received from Brooklyn, and e Girt an! Mechanics, and the with ats enormous debt, amounting to nei are among the worst of thes creditors mean to submit to @ total any steps to retrieve their affairs ? 4 5 assortment as has been offered et pub in the settlement of their bills. Goods, Ciothiug, Jewelry, Watt ¥ Hoa io ekeatore Sal Articies of all descriptions, at It) 0 Mao at Llo'eloek, inthe Fulton street atore. $67. 4 lots westerly side Sth avenue, between 90th and 91st streets, $70. 90th street- 5 lots southerly side 90th street, between Sth and 6th avenues, $39. 6th avenue—4 lots easterly side 6th avenue, between 93d rnd P4th streets $56. 6th avenue—2,lots westerly side sth avenue, between 95th and 96th street, $64. 96th street—2 lots south side 96th street, between 5th and 6th avenues, $42. Gth avenue—3 lots easterly side éth avenue, between 99th and 99th streets, $30. House and lot 75 Mercer street, $9,600. House and lot 147 Henry street, 21 years lease from | SIXTY MIL. without taking Cuatnam Tues It is time they were —The performances at this establishment last evening having attracted and delight- ed a numerous audience, the manager has been induced . The scenery, costumes, ke, Pr —. 10 splendid mauo fertes, by the best makers, all iu fue ord and most of themfwith 4 warrsntee, Again, on the 26th of September, the current of events drew from usthe following observation :— In no case, however, canthe resuscitation of the dis credited institutions be hoped for, aud the more speedily liquidation the better, both for the commu jt This is particularly true of the banks in Philadelphia—the Schuylkill, the Girard, tutions that are involed inthe ited States Bank. to repeat them this even in the gorgeous spectacle of Undine, eac! i . There never was a more successful drama of the kind ever roduced on any stege, and we beartily rejoice that is effort of the worthy manager the rich reward his liberality and enter- prize well deserves. 0G- Bowrny A: amusement in thecity which it is this. ‘The equestrian compan: in America ; the stud of horses world, and consequently the performances produced here embrace every description of novelties known to What ttempted here is brought to ubmitted tothe audienee. Weare public appreciate the exertionsofthe pular manogers and continue to throng the place night- rnoon next they a id fication of families and children. 2 or Humanity.—From the first introduction of Grandjean’s Remedy for the Hair, it has been received with that approbation which can only be as been well tried and not The confidence reposed in this remedy, its merits, is a con- its high appreciation, and ofthe great and playing upon the and those other in bankruptcy of the U: On the 3d of November, when urging upon stock- holders the necessity of an examination into the state of affairs, we remarked :— If no expose of the affairs of the United St had been made, that institution weuli still be of fraud and disaster to the public. If the Schuylkill, Girard, and the other institutions were submitted to a like ordeal, can any one suppose they will present a better state of atfairs than did the United States Bank? ‘That the concern was irretrievably rotten, was evi- dent, from notorious speculations of its officers in Uni- ted States Bank bills and assets ; and when the election took place, resulting in the choice of the Biddle ticket, ample warning was given that acrisis was approaching The following are the directors, with @ description of There is a place of by General Whit . tion of their thou- use and lot corner Monroe and defferson, stable on from 1336, $4,425. is unrivalled inthe thi ‘The steamooat ( Corn Trade. Several sales of Flour for shipmont, have been made at $5.87}. Six dollars, however, ls the p There is decidedly a better feeling ogain to-day. perfection befor Hors with @ BEW | Pied to see that I be forwarded’ by the Hh pert, passenger naan. thence to We thence to Athany furnished and wai the Niagara river, to be | ly. On Saturday formance for the gi QG> To tHe Farnp On the evening of the 26th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Brownlee, Mr. Jour Ley to Miss Hetnx Ducat, ail of this shar Packet of clat brusry—-The aplendio test. suiling Packet. Ship Capt. C1 Suto OF possage, riendhd f ‘odations, apply oa beetd, al Orleans wheel, foot E. K, COLLINS & CO, 56 South atreet. Great care wil! be taken to have the goods by this line cor rectly measured. Agent in New Orleans, J promptly forward all goeds to FOR NEW, O. NEW YORK LINE — accorded to an article that found wanting. re Cc. i . Griffin & Co. are still at the Eagle, admi- sufficient to te: nistering all possible comforts to their guests the only house open, and one quarter of this would rpose, for such a *‘‘ beggarly ac- as is always here at this sea- t "tis very fine sleighing—then they are with, gay parties from places ia the vicinity. Last evening we had reall the citizens, Lewiston contril generously some of the finest specimens of beauty grace that I have had the certainly, since I left New Yor! one meets such, even in Gi liberty, or I would give the ini has really the On Thursday, 27th instant, Ro: Veiteh, aged 13 years, 1, son of Andrew | comm notoriety it has Thia composition h: ily are respectfully invited to attend his funeralon Friday afternoon, at three o'clock, from 31 Juy street. On the 27th instent, Mrs. Many Jounsrow, wife of Da- vid G, Johnston, in the 421 year of her age. Her friends are particularly invited to attend her fu- afternoon, at three o'clock, from her deen af great service to those who havefused it, according to the instructions, with care and perseverance. and all may experience the benefits of its surprising effects. Is now used daily by more than 1841—Girano Basx—Boanp or Dincrons. 7 William H. Hart answer ever: count Memes 1 Charles 8 Boker i 2 Johnston M’Lanahan 8 Charles Humphreys 9 Stephen Baldwin 10 George A Graham 1t Henry J. Boller 6 Benjamin §.BGrling 12 Charles Rugan 13 E. D. Wolfe. in some respects a suitable man for President, icholas Biddle to his 3 Henry Welsh 4 John R, Vogdes 5 David 8. Brown uffalo and other So great has been its success, that base imitations have bean made—but such imitations, by persons who would speculate upon the ignorance or credulity of the public, by having studied but imperfectly, if at all, the nature of the compositien, or who have not identified themselves with the true study of the skin of the head. But there is an end of all things, and the reception iven to Grandjean’s composition is a sure guarantee of ‘8 beneficial effects. It is almost impossible to supply the demand that is constantly received for it, notwith standing the base calumnies circulated against it by its neral, to morrow ate residence. No. 62 Essex street. —_—_—_—_—_—e eee Passengers Arrived. ip Anson—M J Budd, G Godfrey, ML a gay ball, got up by uting, however, very F 7 WASHINGTO jeasure of seeing, and it is seldom I do not feel at ials of Miss ——, who handsomest neck (not to say bust) and shoulders I ever saw, and the softest and most lowed to touch in a qua- though if he would not invite dinner parties, he would be more populi merly in the shoe and straw trade, and is said te have left it with a clever sum. No.2 is the former partner to the dry goods part of John A. Brown’s business—a prudent men, but has little to say No. 3 is of the firm of Welsh, Longenecker & Co., very respecta- id to want no dis- count for his house. No.4and No. 10 are lawyers, of Why they are kept in the direc. Crarirston Shi Li a Connnn eek y heats This ship's accommodations for cabin, second, cabin, and steerage passengers, are not surpaseed hy'any vessel im tnd berths een be euyeged oufnederate tovma, on board, at Orleans Pier foot of iat, or to VEK & MeMURRAY, 100 Pine st, cor. South at The above ship will be succeeded by the regular pack, Foreign Importation arge—165 bxa india rubber shoes lin rubber bottles 24 brkty anuatto Pans—Brig Washing tor 927 bags cocva nuts 14 ble Paxson—9 bxs J H Appleton, magic hand I ever was drille; and then there was Miss —— and M A Id I notice several ladies composition has wrought its way to by its own merits, and cannot fail to becom: tant day, universal? How can we pr wonderful effects 7 P.8.—Peraons wishirg to send for their friends residing io the old country, can have them br. he rite ships. or any. of the regular packets, sailing prow pty on y day, by applying ar above directed, if by letter post psia Domentic Importations CuaRcestor—Ship Anson—135 tes 173 ble J Jeanerette & thes—4 bls EF Prentise—s0 Col- tomb & Isetia—100 do O R Taylor—208 do Smith, Mills &co— MARITIME HERAL PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 4 dare Especially wou! of this village, but, as Teaid, I di _ There has beena little excitement on the “ fron- tier” for the last ten days, but without cause. The ferry boatshave been detained till yesterday, oy order of the Canadian Government, for the last week ormore. They ae plying as usual. ‘ovethe truth of its y the most palpable the testimony of indivi- ter and judgment are Avoustr Granpiranx, treet, New York. here is any onething nother, it is physic ; reat bottle full should give it a co—3 bxs apecie Ward & Hu and incontestible fact duals whose honorable chi ‘OK MASE. CES—Regular (Pa unctually on the 1st of each mont! URIER, Capt. Duggan will yu eeribers for fr second rate standing. tion it would puzzle any busine: principal of the house of David 8. Brown & in eastern dry goods,on commission.— Mr. B. is an active business man, and not a bad director, if you leave out the fact that he could, in ness, use upall the means of the bank. No.6is in the West India trade, selling $500,000 produce of the islands annvally,on commission, and making money. No 7 is a retired grocer,rich by business and by marriage—a gentlemanly man, but presumed will take no active part 8 is a second rate produce commit} astirring man, but better men are plen- ty. No.9is Captain Baldwin, furmerly master of the Alexandria, inthe Liverpool trade—he is rather a popu lar man, but is doing more business than hisown means warrant. No, 11 is a small German importer. No, 12is a small} trader to Laguira, presumed to be @ particular friend of No.6. No. 13 is ofthe firm of Wolfe & Bozwell, jobbers, in very fair credit. Nos.12 and 13 are the only new names in the ticket. Ontheoceasion of this election we remarked as fol- Acneranty Disa in the world we hate more Consequently, when some one sent us a ) with a requ trial, we tossed up apenny—heads we sh trial—tails we should knock the giver into a three-cock- nny fell head upward: berty pole, we Map de lispatched free of a: y other than the changes act For freight or passege, apply to OYD Arrotyrmenrs Unper Tae Genxgrat BanxRurr Act, —The following named persons have been di nated by the Hon. A. Conxurne, Judge of the Dis- trict Court of the United States for the Northern above, her regular diy. — = To Masters of Vesse Commanders of vessels will eenfer a favor by of their cargoes, passengers, aud a report of ve tke port wheuce they sailed, and the vessels epoken, ready ival here for Commodore Bassxtr, of our fleet He wit board them immediately ov Lucky for him the when, with a face as long asa rdeal; but instantly, to our gr overed that the physic was a nd have since proved that it i P thing for provoking an appetite, the want of which is the only complaint we chanced to be troubled with. The name of this concoction is Sebring’s Restorative Cordial, which we find is recommended for nervot sia, and we have no doubt it is ac one and theother. District, as Commissioners and Assignees in cases ot bankruptcy, who ) will be appointed to act as such, in all cases arising in their respective counties, unless special cause to the contrary Commissioners. Robert J. Hilton, Luther C. Peck, ‘Wn. Seymour, J.D. Woodward, Chi ‘he M. B. Butterfiel tor 43 Peck Stn. PASSAGE, FOK NeW ORLEAND—U. alr Line ~The splendid fast sailit mHUN TS VILE, Capt. Mumford, sails positirely on ‘ebruary, her regular day. of this line sail every fiv ndid accommodations in thedirection. of news schooners. OF passage Free , in, wecoul ca. weoge, early application orto W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT. 49 South street, or 43 Peck Shi ‘The Alabama will succeed the Huutaville and aail Sth Frank’n Whitney AmasaC Moore Jonathan Wells Henry Stephens Tn future we shall think a while before we follow our general rule of throwing all physic to the dogs. at 192 Fulton street; 546] Broadway, and 216} Bowery.—Times. Ships Mary Phillips, Pratt, Avatachicola, Post & Phillip Davie, Havana, H Havil: vannah, Seort k Morrell Morrell; Tybee, Ogden, Charl James H Braime: Fanny © Hope, Chandler, Gonaives, via ke, Curvell, Frederi Mordecai Ogden Alonzo Hawley 2; Hind. (Br) Ho- Chauncey J. Fox, Baker George- nce still keep in demand, and the weather is just the kind to generate coughs and colds. All who use the lozenges once never try any thing else. They are so pleasant and cure so quick, that it is almost a pleasure to be sick. Dr. Sherman’s only office in this city, and agents are at 183 Bowery ; 221 Bleecker street Sands, 273 Broadway , Robert Parker Richard Keese inaréh; Shamroc! illsceut, Cole, daltimore. 106 Nassau street is orto . TAPSCOTT, 49 South atreet, or 43 Peck “OR LIVERPOOL-= Positively on thi superior first clans fast aail » ‘This ticket is the selection of jthe Schott and Biddle clique, and without doubt W.D. Lewis, the remarkable financier, will be retained as c: so extraordinary that he lives annum ox a salary of $2500. This is brought about by the help of those speculations for which such asthe corner in U. Ship Ansou, Barkman, 4 days irom Charles ton, wiih cotton John $ Eldridge Jno Frothingham, Donald Mclatyre George W. Lay, Aug’s Beardsley, PI Overacker His talents are ‘aahington’s Barge, Appleton, 21 days from Pa a, with rate of $7000 per 7 East Broadway ; Rushton ¢ Aspinwall's three stores, and 59 and 139 Fulton street, atrect, Boston; and Burgess 2, h, Duling, frum Washington, N C, with naval hd ship hag unsurpassed ac- verpool as above. sr id steerage pasaen- commodations for ¢ gers, Who willbe taken ata moderate rate, Apply cu board JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street. as usual, be made with Brooklyn; Redding, 8 St: 29 S. Third street, QG- Boz! Boz! Bor !—A splendid portrait of this il- lustrious person is published in the Yankee Nation of this week. accompanied with a full account of his move- ments in Boston. ‘The admirers of Barnaby Rudge and Pickwick should, by all means, possess themselves of this likenes i & correct and superb one. the day, fun, facetiz, poetry, and all that go to make up the dest possible flewspaper extant. Go early, at 31 Ann street, price 6} cents per copy.— Newsmen and boys supplied at $4 per 100 copies. w York, Jan. 14, 1842. Mesens. Pease anp Sons, 15 Division street—My fa- mily have, with the exception of one, survived the awful contagion of the small pox, that has desolated, and still continues ite ravoges through the country. ease, @ Roeeranies 6 ; vertised (pompously) My oldest daughter er on her mouth, ani ur candy mollified the Joseph Mullin, David N. Bennett Charles Dayan Ogden M. Wille: Abner Baker, jr Schr Bergen, Latourette, from Petersburg, Virginia, with . Bank notes, which we de- scribed recently. The following is a sample of the cur. rency issued by this institution; in order to “relieve the shop, at pier 13 East Ri Calvin H Bryan LOW-—Schr Vermillion, of New York—and one brig ia 0 Webster, Howland Fish Duane Brown, Isaac C Colton: 3 Washington Hunt Jos Garling house Havana, bound to Boston, Double Headed Shot Keys SE 25 miles distant. Charles Wy man, did not understand where bound—1 1th inst 00000000000000000000000000000000! PHILADELPHIA, THE GIRARD BANK Will receive as ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS this Certificate, when tenderedin payment of debts due to 8 THIS INSTITUTION 8 W. D. Lewis, Cashier. 2. 3. B 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 It is most strange, that an institution notoriourly in- solvent, should be permitted to go on imposing upon the public in such an extraordinary manner. since then the issues of the Girard Bank have been forced upon the public each day in an increasing ratio, until at Teast nine-tenths of the circulating medium con sted of those shinplasters, and yet the public endured until even the other insolvent banks, in self-defence, were obliged to discredit them. allowed to go on, although the very prototype of the United States Bank,evon when the officersof the latter concern were under arraignment for fraud. Gre the misery caused by the United States Bank failure, it may be doubted whether the local distress caused by the Girard is not equally as great. The United States Bank capital was much heavier, but it was mostly owned abroad,whereas the Girard stock was all owned at home. ‘The following table will show the sufferers by each in- 7000800000001 Freavany 25, 1941. ve a A. = FOR LONDON? splendid packet GJ Grosvenor, Edmd A Wetmore,Henry White Sam’l B Ludlow, WS Hommond, 7 Fortitude, fm Charteston bound to Havre, 15th inst. lat 92 57, Foreign Ports, an, of Salem, from Maranham—the It is also full of the tales of Packer F —The jp MEDIATOR, Captain Chad- those good things F wick, wilt wail as above, her regular di F and eabia ‘or ater, hav jations, a on board, or to the a: T HERD: FOR LIVERPC Thomas Beekman Pana, Jan Sth—Are » United States Ports, wis Port, Jan 2th—Arr Palm, Boston for Philadel- la, Philadelphia tor Boston; aid thore reportdd yes- Lorenzo Burrows inderwoed, Amos P Granger Francis N Mano John P Bellinger Samuel W Jones Judiah Ellsworth, J’n Knickerbacker David M Chapin, Baron 8 Doty Dex’r C Bloomer, Garret Sackett David Rumsey, Ezra 8 Sweet, Benj G Ferris, Hen B Northrop, David Russell Ira A Paddock, Ja John M Holley, rN JOL—New Ltie—Regi George Gould, T' r Thomas Smith, Alex’r C Gibson, Sail as above, her regular day. t having, secommodations nocqualled Fer freight or past oardat Orleans 20! Ce} for aplendor or comfort, ‘St. Lawrence, of Wail st. or to th-Si Merrimac, Indian and Pacific to this loathsome breathing followed Henry Brother John'M Parker ‘Augustus Sherrill Price of passage $100. ‘The packet ship nel, York Kiver. Enterprise, '/ sntucket— olunteer, Wilminet oacius, Capt. John Colling, of 1000 tons Turk, Philadelphs will succeed the Garrick, and sail on the 25th March, ber re now 19 years o threatened even & cancer. symptoms, subdued the rancour of acrimonious matter— produced rest, and finally with a few unavoidat le marks, restored her to her for- Ith and comfort. ‘Greenaberiy Holt Houmes Hour, Jan 23—Arr Tassenuers may rely upon the ships of this lime sailang punc tually as advertised. Planet fm Savannsb, for Porte- rr Bride. from Nor- Boston. 25th—sailed last mght, Bride. Rohere Bark, ROM LONDON, BRISTOL AND Geo A Shepperd. The Assignees are required to give bonds, with to the Court, for the faithfe luties, as follows :—In the coun- ties ef Albany, Rensselaer, Monroe and Erie, in the penalty of $8,000; and in the ether counties in the penalty of $5,600. This concern w "Tanravtis Cove, Jan 17th—Arr Halcyon fi London, bought for a whaler; ©: vah, Surah Ripley, from do, Gloucester for Alexandria. ~pgeiary January 2%th—Arr Independence, from New th—Clarion, fm P sureties, satisfactor: er use it in connection with your Horehound execution of their H_ BOND, 111 Fourth st. of she United Kies Sold at 45 Division st, wholesale and retail. MONEY MARKET. Thursd: y, Jan 27-6 P, The stock market has exhibited its usual features to day, prices having gensrally fallen. Mlinois 6° 1 per Indiana 5’s 1 per cent ; Harlem } ; Mohawk 1 per cent Delaware and Hudson rose ? per cent ; Long Island 1 per cent ; N, ¥. State 5's 1 per cent. ction as follow: $10,000 Illinois Sixes, 1965, $10,000 do do “corner Gouverneurlane. oF 48 Peek ‘lip. TO_LET—The two atory mod:rn built brick house, No.1 Varick place, next to the corner of Hou ton at — ‘This house has warble mant! aberment—inainediate pr Home Savapron.—Itis now the 27th of January, and not one of the Home Squadron yet at sea. ‘mahogany doors, attic Africa. ie, sau 26th—Arr Chief, Van Name, NYork; Rae, NYor! empton, Bedell, NYork. srandee, Gilchrist, do; Bost reenwell,do; cla Nimrod, St Joh Harvest. from Richmond, bo but was compelled is Providenc; sid Burotas, rove rote RN STAND AND GROC from West Point, on the road to Newburgh the route to the New taining #ix acres, w th bat Temrarance ix THe Navy.—Three hundred sal- lors attached to the Receiving ship at Boston, have temperance society, and signed the —arr Judson, 8 ley do; Mas Legrange, West Unite States Bank any tie Ginann ANK in Sa'urday last, f north-east wind. St Thomas, in Hampton Roads, Fecumseh, Hanson, River for New York, GroncLtown, SC, January 2th—Sld Commonwealth, for miles from West Point Sales of Illinois bonds 2 pat back ou accou anda part under meadow. ses. The title is indisputable, Possession giv 1 “\dalars, enquire of BERTHOLF & VA c Onierxsat Lecrure 1x Brooxtyy.—Yankee Hill delivers his curious lecture on New England, to He is as curious a chap in phi- ary 16th—Cld|Ebro, for Boaton;G pool; New Orleans, Aldea, New E.—The atock and fixtures of the oyster loon 316 Broadway, the basement of the together with four yearw unexpired term of These was part of these issued to Stebbins & Mc- Adolphe, (Fi) Mar PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. night, in Brooklyn. losophy as Brownson is. Court Calendar—This Day. Count or Common Preas.—Part 1, at 10 o'clock, Aj M, before Judge Ingraham—Nos. 127, 135, 13, 20, 137. 137, L4l, 149, 69, 68, 97, 151, 153, 155 157 o'clock, P. M.. before Judge Ulshoeffer—Nos. 14, 308, 102 104, 26,'112, 114, 120, 123. trustees The low price of the Reading Railroad stock arises in benevort instit. & great measure {rom the indebtedness of the Company, The cost of the road was near $6,000,000, nearly half of which the Company owes. The capacity of the road to transport coal to the extent of one million tons per an- num isundoubted. The small quantity hitherto brought is owing to the fact that roads leading to the mines, with which the Reading road is to connect, do not run this winter ; hence there is no coal te bring. A sale of teas took place to-day, the details of which will be found under the head of “ State of Trade”—also some sales of rval estate. The feeling in the money market exhibits very liltle improvement. The banks are disposed to do but little. At the Bank of New York, and others, at which this, was discount day, after unusually long sessions of the boards, but very little paper wasdone. A creat deal of prevails in relation to the late forgeries—the aggregate of which may be $60,000. It is mostly of jobbers’,and auc- tioneers’ paper, a description of which the bunks have of andthe losses fall mostly on those brokers and capitalists, who have taken the paper at usurious rates. The feeling in relation to “ repudiation” in Michigan is strongly indicated in the vote inthe State Senate, re- Jeeting resolutions in favor of acknowledging the State debt. The resolutions offered by Mr. Fuller, were us now doing an excell he It thus appears that out of a capital ef $5,000,000, near $2,000,000 is lost by helpless widows and orphans ; end the fact is remarkable, that notwithstanding the great decline in the value of the stock, the corruption, ruin, talked abroad during the last twe years, in all that time no return of the situation «f the Pennsylvania banks has been made public. The last ieturn published wat in October, 1839, and the situation of a majority of the banks is a perfect mystery. How long is this state of things to be submitted to? Are the people never going to restore to make the banks pay their Aebts? The probability now is, that immediate resump- tion will be compelledin Maryland ; what excuse will then remain for the insolvent banks of Philadelphia to be allowed to oppose the sound institutions in their ef forts to resume? Sales atthe Stock Exchange, terms inquire on the premises, or to SAMU Fulton fish marke’ “TO LET—Two comfortable Offices in store Ni uth street, and iinmediate ree JOUN HERDMA apoiea*ion aa hove, aod fine Dress KLYN LYCEOM—G. apectfully a aouness that me, &e. of ble of New red him ta Bost mand tiatly, with greateclat in New York. fiG= Mr HiLL willintroduce a great number o cat and devastation that hz Supreme Court or tHe Usitep States.— Jax 24—No 16 The United tates, appellant, vs e F. Clerk’s heirs et al. re y Mr. Attorney General for ap) et al. plainti: The argument of t! continued by Mr. Coxe, for the defendants in error, and concluded by Mr. Key for the plaintiffs in er- States appellant, vs. was argued by ra and pomopes, Indi buskios and ties, ki ra lady 95 | dren's gaiter water proct over shoe and # tin’ alippers d good ; gaiters $1 Lecture to commence at ha'f past | 50 to $1.7 ier Ja8it" | and bus! 19, Hyde & Gle B &C Doors open at7 o'clock. joeream ‘0 JONES’S BOOK-KEEPING ale at 183 Broadway.—The design of substitute for the common ambiguous which are weil known to be i This treatise wi the atmble sixpen \ECHASICAL LA portation of Mecha announces that he ha: plste and splendid as imported in this No. 20, The Unite John M. Hani Mr. Attorney General for the Hugh F. Keary et al mers’ and Merch: cause was argued by Mr. Henderson, for the plai: tffs inerror, and by Mr. Jones, for the defendant plaintiffs in error vs. Far- Bank of Memphi principled on whi wortinent of thee Lurty led Lainps ever muatry, embracing the Jatest ana by far the most impor- a4 = Fancy Poreelsin and may now be examine late been very cautioui y approved by a large number of the best ac: countants aid most respectable merchants appointed by tie Am 1 50. anical Lamp, eombining le- also by acommi ~ i tion of Oil, with i lished Navart.—The following transfers heretofore been noticed in our pape! Lieut. Gabriel G. Williamson, from the Penn- sylvania, to the sloop of w Lieut. Duke takes Lieut. W: board the Pennsylva The Independenee (ragce) is expected here from New York about the middle of February — Norfolk Herald, Jan 25. ALovisvitte Bette.—A few nights ago, one of the most accomplished belles of this cit: me apartment with M. 8 in’ feeble health, was endden- light noise. Looking around her, vidently a robber, at a window, tre moat briliant, by general approb: which thowe unae Bio do #3 96; 11d) Qhio Lite & Trust 25 do Mohawk 5 hitherto in Book-keep- privately if desired. Ap- Will ve cheerfully referred to former THOMAS JONES Acronntant BALL AT TAMMANY HALL, AND ee ia. for the BeneAtof red ab oue of the survivors 0 lered ov the 24th of November, 1841, Levant, as First jamson’s place on 9 ‘ron the Courier & Enquirer} at 897 SroWway.—About three y 10 this country, ** the Resolved, Thatit isthe solemn determination of the le of thie State, asking nothing which is not clear! to nothing that is wron, and to preserve inviolate the jer and to whatever extent it may have been 1040 do tea Kate ba F do Bk of Con (full) e 183 do Del. & Hud. 6a do do shwell waa chief cook on board this i i like a force pum), that ervatory, and drives the oil fri rvoir up to the wie, a Keeps always mova, aud thereby produces a light, al The kam. degree of intensity, and nifora. tia generally. acknowledged (hat thege Jumps antag. tover ail others, i woe Frampton. briliauey of sleeping in the W. Thruston 10 do Stonington RR Second Board, tthe doctrine that might makes right, and that therefore a state or nation may, by virtue of its debt, is unworthy of wherever eise it nay ceive the patronax! "Sie: Parker kindly volus y ra hia services for the ocersion she saw a raffia sovereignty, repudi in the act of raisi hi «and of a free people, a have found a response, belongs not to the moral or poli- tical code of the people of Michigan. ‘These resolutions were negstived by a vote of nino the political parties being equally divided on the subject. The bondholders can therefore not be very The suspension act of last year being repealed, the Bank of Michigan has made an as- signment of all its effects. C.C. Trowbridge, Robert Stuart, and John Owen are nominated as trustees. We yesterday stated that theBank of Towanda, Pa.,a little ricketty concern, that has failed once a week dur- ing the past year, was again in operation. It appears, however, that it haselready utterly exploded. Itisvery gratifying, to beat last able to record the fact, that the Maryland House of Delegates has passed a bill by a vote of 65 to 14, reqniring the banks tor specie payments, forthwith. was stricken out bi 150 do Long Leland a, the two ladies were alone ceeded witha terrific frow trance. Therevpon the young lady ed a large pistol, that chance men’, cocked it, presented it at him, and d her determination to blow bis brains ow He knew from fer count she would be as good as her word, all articles of dress from a ch: length of the window, he fled with We are told that the young heroine would bave fired, if she had known that the pistol wascertainly loaded; but she feared that it was would betray her defence- we lamps heretofore, 0 general tse, Wag the now remgved, by reducing the priee so low, ax to make them of Paes 5 ete State of Trade. A sale of Teas took place today, which was numer. ously attended. A large portion of the Young Hyson was withdrawn. ‘The remainder sold as followe:— sanguine of payment. lvantagr # over all ol Wen termed Sher ‘and the enly obstacle in the way of their ther lights in use ia thie country, (vin: the ex. | pene.) is now Mn a gree pot instantly fly. f the Committee, or 8 CONCERT AND LECTURE ON NI 4 Music Secir ty pro precipitation. four sears since 4 Hex, in Coomeciion With alecture ou : shed asa lecturer on music, having been frequent y en will soon be toun Boston and elerw cience of muric 1 thorenth He is well known as u aged 19 lecture out would invite the attention of citizens an? strangers to his stock. comprising come of the richest Lom l, which heienow selling at prices to suit U hia tore 397 Broadway, be wen Agihiouy and work on musical science th ver been publishe Sotiety will perform some « at the low price of 25 cen’ Kstores of Dayton & Saxton, corner of & aynor, 76 Bowery, and at ty Gg “ Yarken Hine.” gives his excellent lecture on the inanners and customs of the New Englanders, thie i Brooklyn Lyceum. | parageeph by the pinion lampe—eert The fifth section, which fore the Bill passed, is that which propoted to give debtors of broken banks the privilege of paying their debts in four years. Some hints ore il wilibe killed in the & , that in the present state of pub- lic opinion, tht body will not dare to give a longer lease to dishonesty. Our letters from Philadelphleftoday, advise ua of the final explosion of the Girard Bonk. ondition of the bank is represented as follows — Liabilities circulation, 9800,(00 giisil It is absolutely true that ne eyee then any thet we have ever city of Dublin, exhibiting here, is the most perfect work of art ever brought to ended during the day, ra will call on the Secretary: 1 Nae throwa out that the We apprehend, howev: pire) ion congisteot a plore of sneehaniam Vike hat of Was aunt Teer ome Piers | & wate, placed in the base of the hich SESSSSSSSSISTETSS The place is well aed crowded tooverflowin; has been in Dublin can ) he lived. Mr. Holbrooke is present 4 mode! mendations of Deniel O'Connell. the Duke of Le ioster . ord Mayor of Dublin, and other distine wish Saturday afternoona given by Mies lebrat int of ws will wre Fi site Ry $2 Chathatr ste et, agents f oud P vow, by m ane others are geoume—s2i ned ¢ CUPID. One Vdewtiues ean be had, whn'egate x f in mndid and chaste ‘aylor,of thy Park ed comic singer ; La Master Henry, &. Families and te hools The same persons perform bere nh a OF hie pres Some Real Estate sales took place with the Mow ieg Feige Canal street—No ground rent. The home ts triek every evening.