The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1842, Page 1

Vel. Vil.—No, 344.—Whele Ho. 1098. PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELANS ferihetcfrcwt or ine toEn IVER! La vedk on the hi on Fs i 28th Nov. ‘Collins. 98 , ‘ith J Ajaay wok Feb. peyeter, 13th Nov. bow ® moat favo ine ‘packet the sth ead New ers ‘The SHERIDAN, SIDDONS, Wy Cl ‘TK shove ships are) i000tons Warthen dav over nown to be auperior to any o| jiarcenstruction renders conveyauce for passengers, A ea by goitig ou board theshipa at the from the different seaports of Ireland and Seot- dy and ‘dee ‘oney will be returned mayatte throughout Creat Briain ity of doing so, iene oF tans ves of each month He line ar ships will be SA pal gli ap ro armed, and thei GULAK COM ‘KETS. TVERPOOL AND NEW YOR: MERCIAL LINE ttt? sod ielen, can ave hem brought ott rt ability have lately Rewarded without tended to, and such attention will be tt lgned with their ondews ‘erabark the ‘ ta will be. charged ‘60 cents per ounce. and newspapers: FOR LOUISIANA AND N! . 3% P tron o| ‘ath of each ‘apt. Cornell, 10th Oct. 1841. ¢ 1 . Hill |, 20th Oct. it. Hunt, aged to see that the emigaant is ‘and inall drat given in their Cavor 4 county will be be given to all and in all cases where the passengers do money willbe refunded 42 those persons vet In dai to drafta gi out the diffrent farts ot Bugland cy can be. furni je at aight, as follo 2 ‘om whem it was % ‘Neither the owners or for jewelry, bullion.p pareelor package, sent bi regular bil PETE COLLINS & |. 8¢ South #°.,0F “Orleans, who will tly forward all ti Phe chipe of this line are warranted (o sail p great care will be taken to have “| NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. ‘The new ship ONEIDA, For further particulars, apply. (if by letter mg SOHN HERDMAN. AND. BY Tne CAE? £7) c. Persons wishing to wend to the olf eouutey for their fri nee ments. 1ith the subscribers fa thie gieerior line of packets, maili August jember Q|sth December and wi'l remaia duriug the year ahoge passages have been pai let i lat Ree ae ST NICOLA, int deme . Be et F i the parties agteed thr geurarctesl to those who he: Pree with tne eto ienees peng Sy got, Grate, nyo Re a which w: mand, discoun! pal towns of the United Kingdom. Avoty: if by to ‘ROCHE, BRO Bort fo 36 Fiiltonet.,: joa TieetoTt aNEEAL Palace OFFICE, 88, FOR FACAT OR bie. that they: seatiaue to - oglabds Treland. and Beotiard and wd ym Liverpool every six days beral patronage they hare hil vt hope by their Cootinding to ft Us hy’ Here ander thele NEW YORK AND NEWARK. Fare reduced to 45 cents. foot of Courtlandt street, ‘cag d ¢ MITCANCE T LAND. nok ext inform there friesda sad the 0 inform there fri : friends and t ve Newark. ats A.M. Ati terms, from all parts. * Weles,in first clase tention will be para to the comfurt of passengers ull wh ge passages Ii canes when thove went for decline money will be r. funded to the partis who money to their friends, can be able ou demand, Tingdom, and at the =Vessrs. Jamés Bult, 8on & Co., Bankers, Lon- jhperpool. and Provincial Banke and in Scotland—The Bank of Scot: ‘he subscribers bave also a regu a. aailing to London th Poot aye tinestio New-Crieans wie ab nicl A.M. trainfrom New B the 7% se te through New Brunswickfor Seeleck. TAGE! cttees New Brankwickisomie- bene passages canbe at all NV please take notice that the only ships com- Op very furorable er Sire the day when purchased. STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall street, steamer STATEN Si 1, Cobb, Garris ‘The United Line of Liverpool Packets are— ‘The Rochester, Woodhouse, Tne Westchester, heater, Wondhouse, ‘Tae W es\cheater. Ferri Garroutof Carroilion, there will be two bouts to run. ‘The Island at § o'clock, F. ™. SAREWSBURY—PALL Ak. EMENT—~The steamboat OSTRIS. Diadem, Barstow, N Carolina. Lrummond, Lapesshire, Lyon, pp) ataniny ‘at 19 gtlock A.B, Red B: Mi Pe, Moor mon bove until farther notice, navigation oagm* mi ney. engagements wii! not fall to observe the rantages here offer: “SFr further pariicalara, apely (if further pars an Sa ae aC Te Jett it paid) t cor Geuverneau Laue. New bork. MILLIONS DIE GEE aema bt . Darius ‘ever used them as kno’ ‘a incurable, °a to be on the ve From congtington oxenges hum immediately, and in them to all wo ere fock, ana Juesday and Friday ah rat viet} for STARLINE.FOR.NEW ORLEANS, atest medieine ia h ppiest reauits. Bieaetogs 0 Divine and wa every ‘amily on any thehuown world. Hi bbe th ory of fe commen Pro. FLY be , Wry Kaatmond,of this city, his. who had been gu friends as in the Inat stage of cons iderable relief. 90. that she their we. and through the Nos Tentine Builai ho enjoy: et several weeks, being every few minut NG Mirost to take aw beg leave to return their to extended towa mation of © porti which wlll ere red her te perfect be taken at the Joy very Vv. Hi IN, Captain Geo. Buckman, OF SLOV ER. Captain Jabea Howe, #, Captain 8. G. Glover, eame to .ollow each other in quick sruetl ‘on board at Tine san iden SBSOR y lied sdnesher farvanoe of barter a fel secoxstion, For further particulars, apply panies GLOVER & Me 100 Pinest. iil he tried Shermau?’s Cough Lozenges Hantcoek, 497 Pearl street, hae arsed them im hie ‘iable success, and recom: coughs, colds, or any NEW YORK AND LIV ExPOOL COMMERCIAL LINE Or PACKETS. famil; i feho.are afflicted wiih *, M. E.Martin, the fashionabl Ua Mare tno eta ca ved tll he tried these re. 108 Nassau streets Aj chant tailor, 197 Wil- or Hadeon and, Bpring 2 and State sta, a ‘ile the Tote BROOKS, No, 5 on UneIDe Mis fri Sits srover pe See reinieee Be mn renee likewiee wishes te call the tend for their Tr'enda tp Aoyama, that they can at ail times be ce, By week’ opport omits trom hnows diffrent lines of sentiments of sincere JK WAREHOUSE. te year. a been the wtidy of the euboeriber 19 have the ‘shown civil and eh seed forest Together with u,hen’aumortnest of Wistagsoal W repping Paper of amg aire or au er cfoleeiat tue Merchante Droperty, viz :— strectand on Avene th street venue. tories, Hach fot measuring 100: fact that story brick dwelling house No, 68 14th otreet, der, hewing reecutly westicorner #f 10th ‘25 by oafeet more one brick aud the ether frame, and the lot south wice of 19th street, adjouming te above. Lot 25 ry agg the evath aide of 19th acreet. Pesretaizin un sith ‘Capi rd « besiness THE NEW YORK HERALD. NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 7, 1842. dred. Nor does the auterest on this all important, subject§ appear in the least to decrease. meeting (we have three and sometimes four a week) is attended—hardly a day passes without tothe names on our roll There ie but one class among us that have not felt its influence, and that is the aristocracy. They scorn the idea of having their honorable pames enrolled with those, who have had the firm- ness and virtuc which they lack. The working men are the friends ef temperance; they have hitherto shared this vice with their more aristo- cratic neighbors, but now they are fast coming m, and leaving them to wallow al indulgences—thus showing that virtue as well as usefulness, is chiefly found dling aad lower classes. ister of the gospel but one, hi the pledge; that ene an aristocrat bi pastor over the most aristocratic society in the who has ‘dared to insult the friends of the temperance cause, is one of his so- y his conduet, has only confirmed held concerninghim. He, ar to have his office con- St. Louis. \Correspondence of the Herald.| Sr. Louie, Missovat, Jan. 27, 1842. A Judge Indicted—The Case—Progrese of Temper- ~ @ree—Politias. Jamxe Gonpow Bewyatr, Esq., Dear S12,— Why don’t you have a regular correspondent in this place 1 If you knew the vast number of Her- alds, that your faithful and gentlemanly, agent, Woodward, {he must pay up more regularly, how- 2 know something of the interest which our citi no place in the United Siates in occurrence of incidents which might) serve to in- terest and occasionally amuse the country. ix weeks ago, one ef the Judges hereynamed Mullanphy,fined ope of, our most talen- ted, amiable and respacted lawyers, one hundred and fifty do}lars; fer not dropping in bis chair inthe Cireuit Court room, the moment the word * drop” was given. About a week after this affair, the oppressed and unsatisfied lawyer met the Judge,and gave him a couple of raps om the head, by way of a set off to the grievious fines. Upon the infliction of the aforesaid sounding raps, his Judgeship seword from his ivory headed cane,and gave ‘effectual thrust or two. The jing party then bad perilous recourse to an anti-mahozany stocked pistol, but happily forthe. breath of the ** Courr,” didnot deal out mach peril Crom its yaw: muz- zle. About this time the two valiants were separa- ted, and each went his own way, muttering very un- brothely thingsupon each other’s sacred heads. The next day they were both paraded” before the city Recorder, and fined for an unprofitable breech of, the public peace, The matter slept quietly untila few days ago,} whea the (+rand Jury of the county of St: ‘Louis, walked into the Crimival Court and handed up to the accomplished Judge Bowlin,an in- dictment against Judge Bryan Mullanply, of ihe Cireuit Court! Seme were delighted with the thing, some swore it was just the thing, and othe: said that there was not “‘ sufficient cos” for any such proceedings against his offending and offend- ed Houor. ‘The indictment charges “ oppression, po and abuse of office.” “‘Mnere cum be no foubt but what scme few indiscretions may be laid judicial door of Judges! ung man, aud has had but a on the bench. fe came into power abou! endous amount of legal He bas: often sit in mi ten mn the morning until near midnight, adjourning only an ‘hour for diuner: For all his goud decds ‘his enemi easily remember ‘and enla: at p re, slight i retions. “He will be arraigned for trial i look out for fas then. You shall hear all Louis Theatre” is now closed, but the persone of i is yetopen. The dramatis former are now playing iw New Orleans, but retarn in March or April probably. ‘The Mi yet free irom ice, aud our keen bi jusses hope that it will not close at all thi ‘The Onie 1s also open, Great victories ha' against King Alcohol. from some eastern city, held large nightl: for a couple of weeks, and vy persuasion and ter- ror allured and frightened oversome hundreds from the rum: camp. Some very distinguished tro- i laid held of as spoils by the friends of pamps, springs, penstocks and r lawyer named C——, who has been go’ for five or six years, and who once of quasi duel with Judge B , of the Crim has come straight out and re:oived to cin no more. He has been speechifying against the * fluids” lately, and get: ng tolerably well in telling what hie Manan shame Penn, the Kentucky stad, probably the )** acov shad’? who edited the Lor le Advertiser for a long time, has taken edito charge of the Mis- souri Reporter here, which has been, started «n the fall of the old and rickety Argu: jidates for Congress are multiplying in no ways slow, on the democratic side of the Cor- bin, the old editor of the Argus, Ps lawyer, Bowusin, Judge of th: Hudson, who once had a d with Col. Chamb of the Republican, a among the names mentioned. A State Convention is to come off in Boonville, in the Sprit ind then the ill be discussed and deci pl it Ampressio’ t Hudson will be selecied as one of the candidates, ulthough Judge B. bas many warm friends. He is a deep read ist and very fascinating spenk Shoula be b he will adorn Ho f Representatives, and f uri felr in the Commit- id Judge B. ant seat ciation, is now the editor of the latter paper. He isa writer of force and polish, and conducts the sheet There has beena strong and spirited m ing held of all who are agaiuat the repeal of the Bankrupt Law. An opposite meeting has been called, but it will be mo go,” it 1s generally thonght. We have had no change in Postmaster yet. The merchantsare anticipating a brisk spring trade, and they deserve it, for they are generally = sharp cet of go-ahead and enterprising fellows. Two or three new churches are under way here, and morality onthe quick yen ‘The St. Louis clergy are talented men asa class, and ) et there are a couple of them, which mined, would be labelled“ green” The new Catholic cathedral will be a truly gorgeous building when completed according to the ¢, and much more ‘'costive” than the old ove 4 p Your paper has a wide and deserved circulation in this place. I have been told by those who reside in the paterior of this Stute, that the spicy Herald is often to be seen in the log cabin,side by side with Bozand Pickwick, to cheer the heart and enliven the spirits, and impreve the understanding of the simple backwoodsmen. Put the “ Laacet’ into she * Captain’ of the deck”—it’s keen aad SAEED ‘Trenton, N. J. (Correspondence of the Meratd.| Taervon, N. J, Fee. 2, 1842. Wioful things in Trenton—Inivigues of both Parties— Whigs and Democrats—Banks and bad Curreney— Secrets worth knowing. Sia— A more lovely morning than this could never be desired, even by the most fastidious fault-finder inst the immutable and wise dispensations of Providence, Never did the sun cast furth more re- fulgent beams upon this now happy town. All things operate (or her prosperity; perfect felicity appears to animateevery countenance. Aa “Old Occan”’ is rescued from a pestilential stagnation, and puri- fied by the raging elements, so has (ence sombre Trenton), been regenerated by intestine commo- tiens ; and the potent Herald—and pow shouts forth in tones of gladuese, ‘1am delivered.” The all-aborbing specie-paying bank bil having slumbered for a week, was raised this morn- ing in the House of Assembly, and with it arosoa terrible clamor and excitement: Lebby members, and interested spectators from different parts of the State, and ‘a multitude of loafers were assembled there betimes, anxiously awaiting the fate of the momentous bill. t ‘The ruffled shirt, black cockade, bank aristoora tie whig representatives, in combined foree were ihere, with countenances deeply marked with firm Getermiriation to erush ovr bill with an overwhelm- ing majority. Bat, Sir, it would bave richly feast- ed your senses to behold the. irom-banded, edaly- backed democracy in such firm battle array—they were alittle band of patriots, féw in nambers, bat mighty in strength ; they cast forth leoks of ‘defi- ance at their aristocratic opponents, restless for action. Occasionally one would Be seen with elenched fists and iy ne epee aap ssen fess, and another gti! ‘and bead Ly man. like teeth, like a perfeet . Yes, itwase glorious sight, and a day long to be remembered. #rice Dwo Counts More ,Financienine !—Uader this cupuoo, Sunday mornivg, we gave ,an indi certain extensiye monetary operati extensive ex-banker of Georgia, of which thia cit haa recently been the scene. some enquiries inte the subject, and are pew en— abled to give a more bold outline of the pictue. , The name of the individual in question is Darwia Gibson. He has been arrested on a writ for $5, issued by the Commereial Court, et the instance ol and Hackney, exehange brokers. No. 16 Let our political enemies callius what they please; be it locofocos, barn-burners, fire and b entine democrats, it i at we would not be the last to shoulder the musket and march with firm battle, in cave emergency rendered it necessary. Please excuse these digressions, for I am so much very blood boil within me, tar, pitch, and tu ony by a certaim rial—I guarantee making an add We yesterday made excited, it makes m: when I think how villianows! i etting the con: bill postponed ’till ednesday next; but, Sir, our orators battled them bravely before tiey accomplished their abom- inable, deleterous purpose. would have done your soul good had you only been here) to see our patriotit and brilliant youn, pion from Warren county, open his batter! quence upon them; the scene was sublime—it re- minded me ofthe great national assembly of #rance during the * Reign of 1 striking similarity nd the immortal Mirabeau; he 0 ippies of thander and lightning against the out of doors operations of the whigs, and the mid- night caucuses made mention of in your Herald. He was rejoiced to think that there was a Junius (that made me feel rich) capable of exposing their nocturnal workings. ‘The whig orators yielded, and knocked under in mute astoaishment—he is a roarer. When | discovered that his labored speech was of no avail, | felt indignant, | can tell you — Another celebrated representative from the same county figured latgely in the debate ; he is elderly in years, and sage in Macbiavilian wi he urose and cast those mellow far. ted € over his epeetacis, | fancied 1 could seein hima Prince Talleyrand ; his epeech was slow, but of great force ; his appearance and style was marked with republican’ simplicity, and, as the poet saith, I rejoiced (and it 1c uppeurs he negociated with this firm two certi- Bank of Troy, New York, it deposit on the After thig opera- h they paid him $5,220, “* going it strong.” He offered for ne~ (and succeeded, we believe, haga the Pp Silas cerunecates ot d nercial Bank of N ed for sale, the invoice fa cos he said he was abo: of which there is schooner, with the out from among the I thought I could cco, whic oice of a cargo uf i ut to receive from much doubt, and freighting her with flour certificates for ever, which he offered for nol genuine,” by one erent judge, and this it was Hackuey to adopt the ceurse rk and at Troy have been the New York Sank, how sale, was pronounced theught to be a com which led Beneist an they have taken. The parties in New Yo written to concerning the be heard from, the question of the certific or’notybeing forgeries, cannot be conclus ; £0, till then, at least, we must believe al ight straight up an ir pgetavgn expresses it!—N. O. Pi the opinion pre viousl; forsooth, could not delivered by the Hon entleman wished to 6 this was not hed, he kicked it out of iepee cannot beeasy. A ortion of those on the list are retormed inkers, hard drinkers, yy an enemy of the cause cannot pick out one who has swerved from the ledge he has taken. Quite a number of bars ave been taken down; while I i two gentlemen who have sold a goodly quantity: f the “‘crittur,” are tearing down their bare and giving up this accursed traffic. Of one of those, juld speak a few words. He has for som: he has still kept up hi and yet among Motivy on Boarn « Burrisn Vessex.—The cre of the British ship Elizabeth Be eof twelve men, were brought befo: yesterday morning, on a warrant éued out by Raion keg ere Sat conduct, ‘o perform duty during the passage of saii England. The facta of i that while sailing in the of December, the watch on deck, which they positively refused to do, until they were supplied with more grub, which was not granted. After some threats by the captai returned to duty. For this the captain, on arri- ving, applied to the officer ef the revenue cutter to have five of them arrested, and sent up to the city, upon which the residue re! they also, were brou, was fully substanti: they were requested by @ turn to their duty, which request only one of them could be prevailed upon to comply with—eight posi- tively refusing, who were sent to tunity offers to forward them to England for trial.— Three of the crew were declared uot guilty of the order of the Conaul ware set at liber- You would think he talked like other folk. n unsearchable depth in his speeches, it, and in fact cannot be appreciated is dult century, but which future generations is bar) been labor. by hireing his own customers to ave attempted to get up caucus e of intoxicating diinks, and sign ig uce my last corresponden to coinpletely discowfit mpletely unkervi the demecrats are up confide in you, I will now div democratic secrets. We are playing a deep game; our grand objcet now he case appeared to be, of Biscay, on the 2lst from below were ordered and doneorer, but jation are thorough every thing for the some profound 8 te further this good cause, there is As they feel woman was the m they mean, that by woman’s h ise. The Martha Washington indefatigable in their end is cause; from one to two da: them in selecting, or rather in find- poor inebriate, suppiy- ith clothing made by thei them with the nec: ect faces, the women if t! some mischief in the, world, are always willing to e the Rev. Mr, Balch from efore the society. He will thusiasticjagsembjy to hear him,one that proud to look upon. Yesterday for the first time, 0 flag displayed upon the ramparts of Fort Adams. we to meet the winds of heaven, ing of the heavy artillery of that splendid fort. 'e will be a bold foeman who attempts to bring it aware that the Congres- ce next fall—we are re- solved toa man to send our democra’ tives to Congre villing about t! sown the seed of getting up this ban! as was mentioned in my vor o1 the bill, and those in West Jersey, ‘The demos are lying low, and ing hot and eold. We-are in fact, East und West Jersey, in tavor of West Jersey democratic brethra: whig brothers belie used to perform duty, an ight upin company, The charge inst nine of them, aod ¢ British Coneul to re- our enemies, by 6 of East Jersey last communication, jail until an oppor- do Zhou ‘bie evening, w: our city, to leetu Ratsino TH: Winp—Some ears, ‘lately drew three 10,000 each; those bills were sent to a bank in Mobile; and from thence forwarded to New York, when. behold! the persons in the latter place, on whom the bills were drawn, nothing about the matter, and had given no autho- rity for such drafts. rson in Havana, istle, viz:—First, we ls on New York 0 bill through, for we wil have the demos votes, together with the East J: and will so completely maim versary, with our locofoco fire brands of dissen- sion, that our congressional candid whirlwind. Don’t you ‘ui true game? Truth is mighty and declared they knew allinastate of efferves Our Legislature bh Some prepose cal. News rrom Havana —The go of the 15th, contains instructions from avt, allowing special favors to the Bnglish vernment paper How I do burn with the pure geal of democracy, id should make every American car ry that the strong are fallen, and the mighty must ere long lie low—democracy nowand democracy forever. ike to communi them fight themselves it they might take it into their heads'to mn. Alag, little Rhoda, y y mupst fall; their sovereig: it, and their will ie law. The people of this erto submit, to have er foot by virtue of such the charter of Charles the It is somewhat singular, that up to Thursday last, the Havana editors had not translated the Eu- ropean news regeived by the steamer Forth ‘io of the 16:h, remarks, that are taken up with what is os Ayres, and Constanti- or have their columns filled with novels, ams on the operas, Fansy Eisale: thing is caid of the commereial threatens the whole island of Cuba, Sugar is sell- ing at eo low a price, asto afford no profit to the ite more concerning }, caucusses, We hold them where dogs cannot run in, and then ont again and bark. I don’t think it would be prudent to di Assure me that you are a true come out and open myself like # “sige td ~ A writer in the Di while the Havana sai State are determined no passing in Mexieo, their rights trampled arelie of king craft, Second. The Methodist and Bapti rotracted meetin: be interesting, I will let you know. churebes have eom- Should the result From Trexas.—The New York came in vester- ing dates to the 23d inst. been received from Com. [Correspondence of the Herald } Hartronp, Feb. 4, 1842. Millerism run Mad—Forgery inHartford—Morris— Ball—Connecticut River Anether writer in the Lueero, admits that the planters and merehants are embarrassed in their it i in consequence of the in the price of athe French are about to aban- don the manofact of eugarfrom the beet-reot, consumes great deal more of estimates thot the coffee of ,000,(00 annually ; and thinks lanters may be ranches of agri- day from Galveston, brin, No further intelligence ha Moore in the Gulf, nor from the Santa Fe prison- ers. It will be seen that the Texians are preparing for defence against the invasion threatened by Mex: Fancy Ball—Firemen’s Mupen—ourueve--at Lab ut Dfem—Dickins, Dean Bernetr— As Parson Fitch, who is now here lecturing to crowded houses every night, world is coming to an end in 1843, from the iniqui- ty that is daily brought to light,—I am almost con- For by that means will this of rascality, licen- ico. A letter dated Austin, January 5th, says, a “bill ongress, repudiating Texas assed both houses of iabilities of the 1st of February.” We have received letters and papers from Austin up to the Sist ult. - On the 30th ult. the President sent a message to the Senate, recommending an appropriation to build fortifications at the entrances of Galveston and Matagorda Bays, to be mounted with Paixham guns or bomb cannon, and also an appropriation for the purchase of several pieces of the same kind of ordnunce for the use of the Navy. One of our correspondents says, that the appro- priations made by the present ceed one hundred and fift dollars at most. The law exempting slaves from execution was repealed inthe house on the 80th. with only two dissenting voices—Hunter and Mayfield. A bill was introduced into the Senate on the 29th, f cting the President to ne- gotiate with the United States for the annexation of Texas to that republic. Onthe 28th, inthe House of Representatives, the Naval Committee reported in favor of the repeal of the act laying up the Navy in ordinary. A party of three gentlemen have arrived from Corpus Christi, and report that a large body of Ca- manches have been down in the vicinity of San An- tonio, and etolen a number of herses, and killed some of the settlers. They also state that some Mexicon robbers have been again making attempts 10 raise men enongh to reb the rancho at Corpus Christi, bat have not succeeded. Colonel Carns is in the vicinity with a good company of thirty men, atthe rancho, they feel able to meet any assault ich may be made upon them. A genileman has latamoras to ascertain whether the marau- Jers upon the frontier are encouraged by the Mexi- Cuba now yiel th ed with advantage to other strained to say amen ! world be purged from the ma: siousness and hypocricy, both in the pharisaical purse proud aristocrat and the most degraded can” didate for the Washington Total Society pledge The goodly city of Hartford has this dey remind- ed me of my good old mother’s beer barrel that would not stop working, even on the Sabbath, no more than each indidwal has this day refrained from telling every person he met, that ——— has been forging ! |“ You don’t say so !” is so,” says another , “for he was examined last night before Justice ———, and put under $1200 bonds, to appear before him to-morrow ‘mora- se why he should not ial before twelve ho- During the year 1841, there entered she port of Havana 1618 vessels, measuring 277,102 tons, be- longing to different nations. publie that they have pureh ongreas will not ex: ly ortwo handred thonsand hey ‘beg to inform the former irieuas of this weil knows, it ave secured the assistance of young men who will psy the Ser py attention to visitors, whether purchasing or pricing open on Saturday, 5th Feb. 1842, nad will eommence raordioa:y burgaine. id for lees or more t by Hon. J. A. Greer, and yoods will onany account be ing, at 8 o'clock, to « yhccad avers ao marked. ‘e trnat that all who deal with us once will be pleased to s be bound over to have hi nestmen !” ‘I don’t believe you,” says anot «« Well, go to the cashier of the Bank. ‘Then off runs the whole of the crowd that had col- lected to tell the rest of the city. i But seriously, to-morrow morning will deeide, ina slight measure, whether any body has been forging the names on his notes that hi counted at several of the banks in this cit, my own part, I believe him innocent ; but as it was 100,000, it will be harder for his counsel to make outa clear ease. Morris, who is well known in this State, as bay- ing given innumerable negro theatrical and dancing esterday sentenced to pay '« ing girlsinto Hartford 1o show we had haves ea came off last Wed- ‘anion Hall, on which occasion the ntlemen of this city sent to your e lot of dresses, with the*keeper.”” They had a jolly 5 € shalion the 22d bave the great ‘‘ Anoual Firemen’s Ball,” which always equals any thing in the “baw!” line in these “ will not this year have a le! last, which gave them so mu 1 4 Our noble Connecticut river is no longer “ice bound.” So please teil Capt. Sanford to come Hartford, with his beautifs| steamer Charter and Capt. Dasiun, with the Cleopatra. Siekness-is abundant. worr out. Pleasesend us up a fresh jot, if you can “rind: &e. &e. will be offered al prices ca, atid we hope’ no one thatcalle will go BROWN & URQUBART, 1 ore No. 50 Catherine st t ad hades pot yee 4d LT FASHIONAB 'HE subseriber returns his sincere agg hich they have end Comfortad es, LE BOOTS. — to hie fri ind with those resid- irl exbibitions, wa ine of $250, for bin; their pretty legs. I Elssler, we should have had A “grand fane: nesday night, at continuance of thea vy sddition 10 his ia h Calfskin, which The opinion at the Weet is that Santa Anna has celled.” ‘He oY no idea of invading Texas, and the people on the | proof Enrlish sole leather, which ible facilities for obtain- he cau recommend as as for cork and double sole water Jao state that he takes era wings of the fret. ‘made to suit each customer, Ger ‘desirous to obtain auperior boote, and a g. od fit, are respect Ff trial. MES WALKER. 166 Rrowds av. frontier have,the beat information from i ; ‘wo Mexicans lately came into the Rancho with from a Mexican, at the ly invited to give the, a letter purporting to be head of some sixty others, to Colonel Kinney, re- questing him to visit the Mexican camp, as they were desirous of trading, but afraid to come in with- out asetirances from Col K. that they would be well received. From something the beaters of the letter let fall, it waa believed that the possession of Col.'K , and place erry one than theif ti grutifieation. Simple in their operation aud U ty wished to get | > jad in front of their kk upon the rancho, thus to prevent firing. The two men were seized, ilot the ‘Pexians to the Mexi encampment, but oa their arrival the party gone, and could not be found, though there fires were alill burning. pranenees shes fick: for Roi! Roads am4 ship's ure, ateention of age aterested in H For ale, im any aati, 1) Azeuts forthe Manatees and compelled spare any. Panel Wadsworth, Esq, who gave,afewmonths since, a lot of land, worth ¢ Atheneum, has given a further donation ided $1,500 more can. be raised, which itisens bave already by the way, this Atheneom lone by next fall. neere 4} mae! one. From Cameracny.—By the Borneo we have re- atan papers to the 7th inetant from the ca- ‘ontain the articles of agreement as tc the terms upoa which Yucatan rejoined the Mex’ can federation, signed on the 28th December. Yu- catan is guaranteed in her domestic institutions, as fore the separation The Yucatan tariff to rem: wesent established, and never exi¢o, The State never to be requi msh men for the army or navy of Mexico, excep: one battalion of gaards, to be om and never to be ordered out of the Sta or to be the commander, vessels, as well to prevent smuz- h insults and aggressions from with- d to pay its quota of the foreign debt. And from custome to. belong entirely to Yu- Spear ae stab ent, ® private e; pied with every” thing that the market can afford—ihe >: building willbe more than half It will be. when finished, the hands« mest piece of architecture in}the State. D. W. the most nw ia Keep for he fee the st few months given away his money to various be aeiton thousands and tens of thou- ‘ould that there were more such men than 3 for we should not them hear so much inding the face of the poor,” “ ie jext week, Weduesdny, “ Dickens’ dines in Hartford. The committee of arrangements have written him to see if it shall not be Ti stead of Wednesday, Newport. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Newront, February 3, 1842. Temperance in Rhode Island— Is Wonderful Progress among the People—The Aristocraey oppore it— Lectures— Revolution. JameeG. Bansett:— vera hope OF pee he aa orders received ti mi Charlotte rusfe, jellies i he only manutactur tits poms, chamnpaig eters Yatattion will Ge, nt nay time, vend out. Their prices will be Libbowind debe er harped Avariaty of dishes rendy to the evpidityaf inoug 1d disehurgea merely by tare are am one piece, f mnt bow anart Dike other re weoratmnetion of the pistol te wn fron the pocket and 4 Of A mome se time iD ae the formeris hie bi It remains to be seen if Sinta Anda will ratify this compact, being £0 nearly tantamount to the ac- knowiedgment of the inde endence. of the State of asthe Mexican Co was instructed to demand that the Governor of the State should be appointed in Mexico; force should be ‘maintained in Yuca preme government. Tobaseo, we learn by the H das regards its relations with the mother re- cocking #x shot eat be fired 8 They are no larger than an Yucatan; especial jotee Keep ore, captains, planters and other they arean indispensable if feroale, can with this pistol power their Hattadh A bs emany ovr. “Gentlemen are ia ited Vo ext Ws the: store of the hve ne the e, ae their ality to get out of onde papers; it sirmitenty re will certsiaty recomr en L have taken the liberty of troubling you witha 2, to inform you of the state of things in Newport. ‘The first and all absorbing topic is) temperance, Never was there such 4 revolution in morals in this place, as at the present time. The Total Abstinence Society was formed on the twenty-fifth of November, by 1 believe, twelve, persons. We now have on{the roll,a list of nimes amounting to nearly twenty-eight hundted, be javenile “cold water army” af 0} hundred, and a Catholic society of about { Kenn ne Rebuce: ww zoned Rovat Steam Sw ship will be off the to receive the Ame fine on the 4th of next month can maile, which will leave this city on the 34 —New Orleans Adv. Jan 26. Agnsyay or a Fryet.—Quite a fleet eived yeaterda: ‘brigs ry solnanets, the Zenobia, from Canton, mong the number. See Marine List. The, Michigan House: of , ba tilorkeot taieral wards perth wean consular and society seals, with appropriate de: igne ‘ iy a, donate silver plate! anor plates. knacke ith iinproved enameled borders, handwomely: © ment “All orders, wt Broadway det on