The New York Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vel. Vil.—Ne. 345 ——Whele Ne. 2013 WoL To sail New INE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. York oo anew ae Liverpool on the 18th of cas Siiddy, uk Feb. roel. ater, 19h Nov. tain Ww Sidiy 19th Dee. 23S Cobham Reb f C ards of 1000tons, built fa theelty of New York.-with such imprevements as combine Frsateneed with waurual som taken rag f the commodi mbence inblecsior which senply.staees E) fort for pamengers. Every will be pee he mmauded ex id mas~ will be thei seourity pot possessed by any ie to rete parce ark H therefor. mie! ect hhereafier go armed, and theirpecu Awe. wy the ehthets Letters ull be charged theet: $0.¢¢01 Ms ceuts te per quuce. and newspapers | cent each. other a AND NE For’ ‘ apt. Li SA, Cape! 4 built ia the city of New Treo a lt drafted water, have ‘copperel t in aplended order, with accommodati: pr decte, pequalled for confor, They are commented on. They wall sitet Rare thor oe the TE BR noth Toth, " st, itr of eagh. month, comienciug the. Toth October, ORC TINE OF PACKETS untit May, when regular days wit appointed for nb peeved py months. wil commence this Capt. Ooruell, 10th. iy been to give f exertion at all times be towed up and ort fasiesippi by # boats ius of these ships will be Bie esi, Sencar rae for: texters, went of bes Lanai orate oe eee ccunes aed eA paseage, a toe i Kk. Cl INS & CO. 56 Sonth st. FR COLLINS & 60, #eSonth stot will promptly forward al! zoods to his address. ‘of thie line are warranted | punetue’ly asad) e goods correct ill be taken to hat jand greateare wi nto ——— NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACE PACKETS a 3 Ps i. Ne the oa hes follewes ‘From New York. From Mavre. Trenew ship ONE A, pipe Stath Avpurt James Punck. ist November Q isth December Ship BALTIMORE, peil lath May Ci uguet 16th ember ecember @ 16th January let Slender ih Pagerer p aap Jat January 16th February ship ST-NICOLAS, (int June 16th July October 16th November Bes, let February 0 16th Mareh of e ships are not ferret com. joing all that ray be required for comfort. Price of ea- [iiesxcortot ol wines 3 eid intended For these vessels will be forwarded by the free! iri may tad ry actvalfyi n- e HINCKEN, a ‘omg ‘9 Tontine reduced to ¥5 cents. Brest ths foot of Courtland street, New ork, Leave 4 41 do DN SUND aa 5) ate AN Athy BM. He 8 hae age aT Labeny 4 a P.M. at town, ‘fare in the 7} has bee PE coy aie bras way te Atria Mee frames "ans Nw ‘Branswiek to £0 cents. through Nob Brunswiekfor Ral we ee ee i icpttom New Branewiekis omit- tickets at the ticketoffiee, yankee” ‘ickssarereceird Uy necondurar + vurchaved. ness to intermediate intermedia "e8, AS ae Dollar. y, at 80 Weaver Red Baok every AA fedneeday, and Frid Ha oelosk P.M. "A “ s oo v . PEOPLE’S LINE FOR ALB. r steamboats ROCHESTER. SOUTH AME. RICA NORTH AMERIC. the Pee- 3» will be i commence running between and ‘soon as the £19 1m aya bal pat beat willrap.as above until further notice, navigation weather permitt Hn NEWBURGH. [nnd L's, WEST POINT 5 SoLB SPRING—The steamboat Hi ardrop. will lewve the fovt ot Warren street at «"Ratarning, the te orclock 4 a bill oflading orreceiptis i u 61 South street, Ne subscriber, in ann suncing hi sppears betore his friende with seatimente able support i Ts ‘Trrveday and Saturday afternoon's iaoser will scare. aeperboave oelock anu Luewiay abd Friday FR apply. to the Captain on board. cB. ti , bank Saouiton, this boat, must be at the risk of the sigmed for mas OL COMMERCIAL LINE A OF PACKETS. ee. we. ‘aia as ‘ OLD E! AB LISH D PASSAGE OFFI Ee, a io -w York. anrement its forthe year of sineere he has received for many years likewise wishes to call ‘send for their friends in England, Ireland, Seo ales, that they cam mods attention of those times be’ accom: intendi tland. ihe ae eekly opportunities from Liverpool, as wellas by ‘hewell Frows aiferent f ‘packet. shi i Sad from Liverpool, oo the tet, rth, tau, 19th, andath of each rear. may rest fat eee out daring the . concluded his arrangements for bee study of the subscriber tohave civility, and dispatehed without del their fay rest. Fatiated that joo, and that ne has the and 4 be given by the Liverpeat as ail'whomay embark with Whose passage has been be refunded without any id charge.* ‘in making known the different last year, consider- the year a ee ge a ial 2 oP 2 Clad = Easerson & Frank * New York Niven = Rossell Gover ¢ Witew Grits were ee = ‘al ory * Lonerille * N:Hampehire Hard “ * Panthea Goodwanson = on “ Robt. Isaac = Treeman " * Burpe, Batchelder ‘ : or ee ig 4 : c : onie in thelr respective captains, are all well from the different ports of Ireland and Seot- eae te oes bag of an: wa kal ote aetee BL EE TAR A actA class of American t: Fthereby sffording port. ‘One of the firia, Mr. Jam 4 GREAT ir friends, will remaia uri he yor ine tos ‘that alt parvons agreed the be rat NerersboutenySebeetan The NEW. ad « “ eo ~ vo 7" — $e Prottonet. next dock te .¥ NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1842. Havana, \Corresponcence of the Herald. Havana, 10, 1842. Spain—Her Policy—The Italian Opera—Mrs. Sutton — Fanny Elssler—Her Speech, §c. $e. My Deay Bewnerr— Ihave written you a long letter, all about Hava- na, There are several things I might say of it, not lacking ‘mterest ; and J will say them on some early occasion. There is a great deal to be written of Auction Sales. BY THOMAS J. (Stores Mos.0 us ) TUesDayY, At 01} o'clock, at the sales room, A splendid sale of 14 new and second hand p-ano fortes, by various makers ‘Aleo, with which tne sale will commence, magnificent din- neraets of ren! Baxoay r) . Jan, 8t rien table hose the tick stamask, ~ nen, with barasres ‘able clothe, napkins, fae linen theebs, pillow and bolster cases, Re. Also, 2 fine sesortment of rich cut glase ware, of all de- scriptions. Same time, a small assortment of veleutde furni- tang. Be " a Havana, or Cuba, rather, in a pobitical sei eabere inthe Ln peered yp beer ory! 7 the best) desery tion. Spain bas at length turned her velogses of sale 9 Moody nay. attention towards her long negleeted offspring,and H Sale of Splendid Furniture, of all Weacriptions, at 1e} | whe is likely to make ample amends for past ne- g.aloa‘am entire new city made warranted cabinet | @hect, by the affectionate assittuity she daily ma- fernitare. | nifests. The mother country seems to apprehend that her robust offspring suffers of a plethora of doubloons, and she is beginaing the application of atreatment that will infalibly lead to an abatement of the suspected complainc. But this will make the subject of another letter : I will eontine myself now to theatrical news mere ly. The Italian opera closed here on the arrival of Geode, Ciockg wurdwere Cutie i gurcrior Clothing, Cloths, Casaimeres, nitty Cote, Saas. Soe 8 iery, 4 tre: ad ham lo pl Also—The balfancestock of' a Merchant Tailor. it ALBANY, and Inter malety The Steambort TELEGRATH | Md‘lle. Fanny Elssler, some two weeks since. it ag Be (sionday) after- | has been a losing concern the past winter, from notre Ast, apenereamness \ gee veil trove for Albany, on Wednesday rLooR, larch sil ) at if For passage or freight, opety 08 board, or to PG. $C q mite at the offceom the Whit. cyy i re Footof Whitehall street. the dearth of any great attracti There is only one male attached to the company,of merit, not by name Salvatore, who, to good vocal powers, adds great histrionic ability. His performance of Beli- sario is a fine effort. Mad. Osee, one prima donna, has degenerated a good deal. Md’lle Elssler said hae al poh tea fne gl ale sii of ber last year, that she had the elements of a ee Ocean rb vo peo Great artist, and hoped she would curtail certain Ba Coys wth es ¥ ia extravagances of vvuice and action that marred all “e Y@1g (a) he her performances. But she has been ill of the fe- te call ereae Sbleeet ore required i ee -Perticularly | ver since, and lost practice. Antognoni ie a good FOR LONDON—Regulur Packet of the ist | artist, but his voice is very uncertain. Mrs. Sut- LSTA ere Here tailgg packet ship PHI- | tou was attached to the company lately, and pleas- wik,san as above, her "a This emp's secommodations for cabin, second ci boyy ts oy are not surpassed hy any vessel . Ase number of her passengers are already engaged, persons washing (o secure berths should make erly sepitention to GLON ee A, MURRAY, ry P. $.—Persons wishing to send for their the old country, eau have them brought out in the above favo- eiteship, or any of the regular packets, sailing promptlyion aay, by apelying ae Shuve directed, if'by letise poet gona FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisiana and New York Line—Positively First Reguiar Packet—To he company ha' rleans, and you will probabl. them at New York. They are headed by the indo- H Don Marty, owner and au: of all the 1, operas, Sc. customer to have an: t. cor. South st, nde residing in ef maine to be seen how they match. The Ri here, but notattractive this year. The circus has i il’ let Merch—To we lreght till 2 P M, and | proved a bad speculation, and about returning to thi at 3 o'clock he orewaid fast sniling pocket | New Orleans. The low price of sugar phir OCONEE, Capt Jackson, will positively suil as above, | deal to do with this. The Habanero: or eight Fe ‘ vit ndid farsi: eople ; they never » their mone thous apply ou board," Greta wnat feat ot Wall gee, Tree ee olie when they lnvertsce enough lefttor them, Great gare will be taken io hare tas ques Sp eid oie. Perhaps ttey are right, but thie is not li- rectly mon ie a al meal he a Gace , ty. The poesricene aS thought! n of eee re is ship wil on at Orleans | interests when a feeling actuates them, an hart foot 2 Wall street. to-morrow at 2 o'clock, at which | they have spent ais Kosta’ in their voluntary jerculeas will take the ship tosea. Pestiots thi bh low’ Agent jew Orleans, Jas. O. Wi ‘who will prompt patronage of artists than any other jon in the ly, fees alt moods to ee ide: wilt bh world, and upon some very bad ones too, for want Gaston sod euil the 10th fastait, hor regular Jey, "emt | OF better. I don’t know how the sugar market will effect Elssler—sweets have sweet, and the end is to come yet. She eapenred for the first time Satur- . wl Gest YARD TO LEASE.—The Clinton Coal Yard, No. 153 Monroe s.rert, with Office, Stabi the Yard payed. ‘The adverliser will attend daily at U'glock, Mat Wilke el 2 LIAMS & FERGUSCN’S corner of Madison and J day last to an overflowing house, and was w yacur coe MALE Shi 7 ee EAL) an pe peceucd ee tropical. Itc! eared or willbe exchanged ter er spirits and nervy: er to great exerti for see oe ee OF AE Ea 3s er danced more gracciully. She is look- doubtful with ine whe er than last year, and will, ere long, throw the rough these hot sons of the South inte a state of fer- mentation that will, burst out into a thou-and the rough with smooth, Sven the plewnre of rolling than appeute thar th ae Those whet Tg ny noisy and droll demonstrations of delight. She is, have now am opporta | has made a very splendid engagement of twenty- ir do go oat. comparatively cheap. rate. "he model of | two nighta—eightat the, Teatro principal, oF Ope with than any other: "It was adopted Siekeney | ra; the remaining at the Teatro Tacon, with teeters Api ds A Sail areca well im 9 sea way, Lat beri - will nape cepa ores ferty thou- pinion of those wh i sand dollars and presents. ie le a narrow es- are ad sete hare called in bes, ot Ry cape of the ousted house officers, who are merci- it to be, geod judges,) she is one fastest that ever Rooted The On-ka-hy.¢ is about 0 or 250 tons, carpenters’ mea- surement, 24 feet on deck. which is flush fore and aft, c beam, 12 feet hold, aud draws 12 feet water, which may reaned when on 4 feet: bya o coppered and v wit outros eae w esses ae af ‘ od, aud ecrew-bolted and put’ tepethes in a way that : ther mon leas in their exactions. They rer upon cos. t esand flowers, and then levied the modest sum of $221 upon her iage. She memorialised the government, and they have behaved more gal- lantly. Let that bea warning to those that cant dance as well as Fanny does, and yet want to use carriage and §horses. They may not escape so luekily. Md'lle Fanny surprised the Spaniards into downright extravagance the evening of her entree by an impromtu compliment she unexpect- edly id them. After being repeatedly ealied out, she came forward once more at the close and addressed them in these words— “ E lano passado no vi mas que estrangheros pero en el dis na beo todeada de amigos—y astos son los Haba- ble. » ig five inches thick, tapering to three w the water line. T' Keeh for o¢ or 40 lest, inv inches wider ts Seaheb ae ot het his ceutre part an outer keel, o! cast-iron, of the same dimen. ee sreighia 40 tens, is securely bolted. threugh both pered. She the cast-iron is shie*thed wi "She caunot Upset for if kuocked down or" sence, £0 tome, with such 8 leverage will Fight her ogein She ra eit bea ies atl tthe to ea went, ifased as a privateer or vestel’ of war, and cayonionn enough fora large cargo if employed im commerce. She “Last year! stood among strangers, now | am sur- woud bevwell adapted to tne Lag: rie or 07, other trade, | rounded bp, Sehobs, onde tacte fsteena tems tichenenta = Peculiar covetre m1 suppose che would ail beiter (except | You may infer the effect. The heat is very great ide rg penenul than Hight, Tdo not vel —our suffering is intolle le. Consign us a bar- with th sharp aud clippersbuilt U.@ brig, Westie aut. | Tel oF two of your cold water. More anon. Gedney the Ou-ka hy-c, with & good topgaliant beens tani her fourjhours out of tri. If wanted ewe adapted for a cruise in the Medilerraseat se Whod ‘The dining cabin of the On-ka-hy-e will accomm: 4 at able. “Iine paucias doors, plitasters: Sod ooornese ee enamelled and polished white, relieved by gilded carved woke There are four ornamented cases 1c . charts. be. ke With a sofain front ofeach, covered with a rich stuff of crim: white, and with which the seats for the dinner table pond. ‘There are two sideboards, ofaix feet each, with , and two mirrors of the eame length, laome grate, for burning wood or coal, Grok Se ctewnrey sary (very com- 1) wi jae way between them, se] saloon from the sdfoioing aisieg tleman’s. apartment, which is ne for ladies, ueaished with cushions aud Dirchelk: In the geatieman’s apartment there are font nas Mew Or! Correspondence of the Herald.) New Oneans, Feb. 16, 1842. About Banks and Financiers, &. Dean Bernetr : If you were in the Crescent City, and could get a glimpse of things as they are just now, it would furnish a banquet for your readers, and as you are deprived of that opportanity, (aotwithstanding your seeming ubiquity) I will furnish you with some of the prominent affairs now about transpi- ring, and that have already been numbered with the things done. it of them white enamelled cul: , With el als. In the rear of the cclumes, white silk etrteieer ied Sud trimmed with blue, are auspen'ed, and’ may be closed or Grawa aside, at the pleasure of the occupant. "The bede chen we Concealed from view by fi is poker #0 posed as te id "mbes hooked ts cantechy The days of bankocrats and municipocrats are But thoee forthe harbor, ramocth water ane Witsa aare | about ending, forever and aye, in this city, and best quality, and may be takea up or laid down mi- | never did you see a set of fellows die half so hard. nutes. ‘There are beds for ten, four inthe ladies room, four in the gentlemen's, and one in each state-reom. The ceilings are | Their struggles moan through the very key holes seven ead *Rotoughiy:sentlated ey, snd, HY; M04 20 be | Of the banking palaces like the dirges of the winds cusily gad *boroughly ventilated. There is a and wash- Sh ght of Bat it is all h room. &e.e. in the m tof winter. But it is all over wit! ‘The Ou-ka-hy-eis letely fitted with 4 bles, sail reer Ker Ta per order. he ts nlc them, and dispair is legibly written on their fore- boat o1 with no yards or top hamper. Her fore and aft salle (eecluaive of ringta:} eatopen ‘and jib. | heads. If they can only escape now, with clear ‘ope topsail) measure on the foot + 7 feet; her light weather | and unbroken skins, their last wishes will be grant- -topaail ia 20 feet om the head, 33 fe xi ‘ ‘ a fee sffeetbett foot" of the jb ie iS feet cy -34 ed; butI fear Judge Lynch will take jurisdiction the mind, she beta Canunre cull of fortsehint text hong Gite | of the matter. Well, since the effects of the Mer- sixty feet hoist. She requires but few hande to work her, chants’ Bank, its palace, and the princely residence of its Peesident, have been seized by the District Attorney of the Uuited States, and released by that fanctionary, Minturn & Peters have been slyly When the foresais in stowed (which 1s trua'ly: doue wire inesmoesy wih othare) thaeenne ihe belay Sak certs tend the flying jib sheets. are that are red ‘The workmanship about her, from st ben pood speetmenof the Aimeriein joiner’s work. Aa she is unnecessarily large for the navi offering the banking house, and President's man- and rivers (where there is quite sea. w: . T would wiley dispose of her, or e hare erfor sion for sale, oncash payments. They first offered be ky Nod OBN: vane, York, | them to a ereole, of Jerusalem, who has got a good deal of the ready, but he would’nt take, and ELLING OFF AT COST PKICE—As the Spanish house, S' ig himself up to all manner of sly ways, he ‘now ia No 109 Nassau srreet, will rewove tha few a to258 Broadway, opposite the City, Hall, aud hives fash tnd selected seo Fimval of the beat Havana and "Principe Se- ngof the matter, and Roane from Prlecin ci clusively for | so the affair leaked out—ani rumor is upon and the other from Havant (Don Quite’ a gg Advertiser of to-day) * BOSSY et a ere tia ea ve a wt superior flaver as- fe ining to Send; 60 Princion 91 at uk) for Aity times this proper- ty cost $200,000. "So nik per how the Bank of Penn j ‘h; St Domingo, re- size, 26 ce unch, he Sod fs lots to pute parchasers ot eg acres’? ine Venture, ‘Our agents throwgheut the United States for patent segars, Will please to send early their orders for the new brands of Washington and Don Quijote. ‘There te a surerion article manufactured in our private manufactures. tn n meern, the Merch of the U 8. B, and eters for $575,000, and ik, was Yorke, time of ro) arn f & lavane and Frinel we io leave tc dnllonee Wok Vuelta de Absje and t oa har said to y of the {95 : — NA & CO. ank the sum of $333, they say CLINTON HALL —On We dneaday Evening, March 2 — aed tel ack away “1 ny aoe ” "The Renrnt Monts, respectfully announces that he will de- the fassigners ‘ippencott Pah T oe Ut aley eg of ‘Anecdotes, jralogues, oe from the proee to each of them oat of the oth Peters were the P: Mintarn is still to occupy, at a stipulated rent, t President’s house, and Yorke to li ing house. For pee, ermal ‘ Price oP Admission—Gentleman and two ladies, one dollar. Single tickets 50 cents. Children, with parents or guardians and lady's tickets, 96 ceats eacs. Doors open at seven o'clock performance commence at Nekets to be had at the Music Stores, and of Robert Morris, dk No. 12 Sixth Avenue, ‘at the dooron the evening it per- Hartford: ers ESvED 40 -REAB THE [Correspondence of the Herald.| ROM J,8. BARER Era, FB. 1, Fellow of th Haarronp, Feb. 18, 1812. by FAR ty AR Royal’ Scientific insti, | The Boz Fever—Temperance Socicties—-Politics— tation has been fivored with a apecimea of Jones ‘The Cold Water A iniien and reporia ad lowe: SE FEOMmEDEELT FG Reeneee, Bea :— wet We have minutely examined and tested Jotines’ sae: he Dean Si The Boz fever has somewhat eubsided, and all attention ia now turned tothe different temperance Gy ay eg fntees, wing « dark Cp to the hair, Seloetl e qualities moet recom: ir. Jones. whi Mr.Jones Ce = to im vistus thereof award | soeieties, the most prominent of which isthe Wash- ( ) ” ie: BAxgR, FR 8. ington Temperence Society, which numbers pearly 800. The Young Men’s Society has been deereas- ing for some weeks back, or rather the meetings have not been so fully attended as formerly. This society are about making political capital oat of temperance, and introducing politics (whig mea- sures) into the ranks, probably for the spring elec- tion. This, of course, will never do—and thereby they have lost many of ite firm supporters. The society called the Cold Water Army, numbering about 1,200 children of beth sexes, between the i colors of “Urge quali, inting or Kalsomine,for at | fort Sa es Giieh Blacks, 04 Brocdway, corner Franklin. ages of four and sixteen years of age, is, without doubt, a good society and conducted upon good and honest principles, udder the command of Mr. quite popular among the temperance advocates, and is gaining laurels daily among all classes—is a have a shake of his hand, which we certainly ex- pect to do in the course of next summer. Winter is passing off with us, without develop- ing anything, save the common routine of occ rences. Deaths, births and marriages, balls, soi- rees, and lectures on various subjects, interapers- ed with sheriff sales, bankrupts’ petitions, politics, religion, temperance, abolition, ete. ete. In the bank way, we have a little news; that is, Kusino or THe Bracks in Jamaica.—From Cor- respondence of the Albany Argus, dated— . ‘. Havana, Feb. 10, 1842. Believing you will be anxious to hear the news at this place, I hasten to inform you of an ap palling rumor prevalent here yesterday, that the blacks of Jamaica had massacred all the white in- habitants of that island, To day, however, an ex- press mail everland from St. Jago de Cuba, has given less startling facts. H. A. C.,@ dry goods dealer, who is getting to be iberal, aud high minded man—has ely an enemy in the whole city, and is honest it in all his dealings. . i . The blacks made an attack on the white iohabi- 1 hes gasnr thes temperance soe phew’ being the young monster has received orders from its tants, who with the on were riven ‘out, ‘and ‘eloncen take place in thi: tion of the city it | mother at Philadelphia, to pul paw upon all re. | sought refuge in a I] fort. | How many were killed was not stat The governor of St. Jago having received this information, has called on ae. Valdes, Captain-General of Cuba, for a sufficient land and naval force to prevent the Jama newal of notes, and bring matters to a close imme- diately. So we may expect business for the law- ff ere long: however, matters and would be as great a blessing as it would be for your city to have Wall street knocked out of existence. The prime movers in getting up this society are J. C3 NM T “WP and MAC. vere S086 trom landing on this island, und he has immediately mined to purify this part of th things are not so bad as they might be ; the hea- | 4 tched 3 nd, and he has immediately been a sink of corre tio d de viest debts are owed by speculaters, and all those eaparched 350 cavalry, and to-morrow the fleet, consisting of a frigate, (wo sloops of war, «nd two ste: i thi al Tago. sail with 1000 troops from this place . Should the free or English negroessucceed i “4 ting on this istand, it is impossible to ae ae an be the result, as they can easily lay waste the inte- rior, and put to death all the whites out of the cities.” Ihave been much in the interior, and Visited many estates, and wonder at the insecurity of the whites. They seem to apprehend no danger, when by @ signal a thousand blacks could be marched within a mile, in ten minutes, and all armed with the long knives used to cut sugarcane. Why they should be. excited to insurrection, I cannot conceive. A more: happy and contented community I have never seen = from 250 to 400 on an estate, and Teally not doing them God speed in this Fe ‘ But of all the dij ‘ies,the Washington Temperance Society is ahead, and doing if siness. The pressure of the times, the fa ks, or the mary of banks, from t States down tothe shi who expected to pay, (that is the trading and work- ing classes) have been reducing theirnotes at each renewal for the last three years; and have things in train to pay up without much sacrifice. In addi- tion to this, Mr. Peter Benson, the cashier and agent of th a gentleman of the first water, an able financier, and a philanthropist ; and will, at the same time he is using all honorableand effective means to collect the debts, have due re- gard toa mitigation of the sacrifices he will neces- sarily cause to be made by those indebted to the hank. United been the case with tw tures twice a week a of Market and Temple d re-echoed e, which echoed sh the hails. Last eve the old sailor} The Erie Bank has made another proposition to tier Realeae Seems Bogen brere nae dt er held sto en pays ri ibe ontebinres the powers at Harrisburg to issue $500,000 addi- | one hour and lay by two hours. ey have abun- them ; he is all the hfe among them, I | tional “‘erackee money;” the sum required to dance to ie and most comfortable quarters. The shall attend, and will endeavor to give you a full | complete this end of the Pennsylvania Canal. It | Regte¢s all look, happy Ae sasieated ; at sight, and accurate report of his hasnot been accepted as yet. their songs and lau; grat resc—itno ean will hter; indeed, ) have often Ia fellow citizens had as many be very interes wished some of my The weather, for afew weeks past, has been as comforts. mild as May; in fact the whole winter has been so, with the exception of an occasional puff from old “Boreas,” and a few severe nips from “ Jack Frost.” The lake and harbor are quite free from ice, and little or nething to impede the navigation; as it isso unusual, the jack-tars are not disposed to The Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday last,thus speaks of Lord Mo: Lord Morpeth arrived in Richmond om Saturday evening, and left it, on last e ening, in the cars forthe South. He is proeeeding to Charleston, farther south, and perhaps to some of the Weat Albany, \Correspondence of the Herald.] Atnary, Feb. 26, 1842. This has been a very unpleasant day, a driving sleet falling all the time, freezing on the pavement, and rendering our streets almost impassible from the — ice. Numerous were the evolutions performed by | venture yet awhile. abe He may return to Vir, the foot. passengers in their attempts to keep theit feet, | In speaking of our navigation, I thought it would | view our nreunten anne Vat ont sptiogs ani and still nore numerous were the falls received, and they were not all windfalls either, by any means, judging from the limping displayed. In the Assrspty to-day, owing probably to this reason there was a very thin attendance of members. An application was received for the use of the As- sembly Chamber on Tuesday evening, to deliver a lecture on Poland, which was granted. An invita- tion was received from the Western Rail Road Co., to unite in a celebration of the opening of the road on the 4th March, at Springfield. Several petitions were presented in favor of the re-chartering of the North River Bank. Mr. Swacxuamer presented a petition, praying for the immediate redemption of broken safety fund bank notes, dc. Mr. D. 8. F. Jones, presented a bill to authorize the Supervisors ofNew York to raise money by tax, which was ordered to a third reading. the House of Com- nited States may be eut 'y of hie returning home. most liberal statesmen and not be amiss to say something in regard to the de structive consequences preduced by the “let alone” policy, pursued by the late administration of the General Government (and which appears to have been contagious, as, it is extending itself to the present) in not carrying out the original design of the Engineer Department, in the completion of our Lake Harbors. When this chain of improve. ments was commenced, under the supervision of the late Maj. T. W. Maurice of the U. 8 Engineer Corps, they were intended by him mostly as experi- ments, consequently, the work was constructed of perishable material, intendiog, should the develop- ment prove satisfactory,to rebuild with stone in a permanent manner. Bat instead ofthis, th¢ >esca- ry appropriations bave been withheld, the —. ‘erial on hand, together with the implements and ma- chinery, have been sold off, aud the works suffered to go to destruction from year to year. Why is this? is it owing tu neglect in our members of Congress? By the bye, | fear there is something of it, for since the withdrawal of the Hon. Elisha The bill with amendments, in relation to the nate SF ORI oe Shots gee hod athelear mem- ; A te of our Lake improve- “cia Skat lh) > ap eet teat ents, from the National Councils, the apprepri: Mr. Towssenp reported a bill to amend the char- toms "have bees nearly nominal. This s vo be ters of the Nautilus Insurance Co., and the East paed Be = again, ip - area Se att ae River Fire Insurance Co.; also bills for the incorpo- | miles bordering on, and adjacent to, these lakes, ration of the Atlantic, Oriental and Atlas Insurance By itn Mees riaaie, whe mmpley 8 car Companies. Mr. T. reported a general law to | navigate their waters, amounting to 36,000 tons of authorize the business of insurance. shipping, including some of the rer ctamets in “Mr. War (rom th wanding commits reported | the word, The vas aman of produce, trax ia favor of the bill proposing to take off the tax on in ret he immense number of emi- theatres. who cross these waters, seeking their new Several bills were then taken up for their final in the west, to pe poe paesage, when it was found that two-thirds were d'ingasge pen ng tata the, not present, and a call of the House was ordered, ll this, and certainly we might and the doore closed. After about an hour a quo- hand of Government in thi: rum (86) was at last found, and business was re- it, for many éunied, of property, are ‘ 2 Cone ble harbors to pro- Mr. Banxer introduced a resolution of inquiry, ipping—for be it also known that the as to the salaries, &c. of clerks in the Comptroller’s and other offices. Mr. B. introduced another, pro- posing to reduce the salary of the Comptroller, and other State officers to $2000 per annum. cident to these lakes are extremely bois- it he fall and spring, at which Mr. Hataaway called for the consideration of his resolution of inquiry, in relation to the Chemung of asa candidate ns, popular and rising pol pire. Hehasa strony and expre: di harmony between the two cou uck with the great scale on which every thing is con- strocted in America—with the immense cxtent of our country—the extraordinar rivers, <c. He pronounces the noblest river he has ever se & great part of Europe, France, R. le is travelling in the United roads, and steamboats, in the out equpage, without any sp evenaservant. In his man; assuming. He affects no like a plain, unpretendin, polishe: of good sense—taking a interest in all that he sees, speaking of our esuntry with great liberality, and never boasting of his own. His Lordship arrived at Charleston on Wednes- day week. Farenst in Tannessee.—The heavy rains of last week swelled all the streams in this Leighhor hood to an unusual height. Nearly all the bridges have been washed away, or so damaged, as toren- der them impassable, in consequenee of which two mails from Nashville are now in arrears. ‘Wolf river 1s said to have been higher on Satur- day, than it has been at any previous time for tenyears. At Raleigh, we are informed by Col. Mason, the bottom land, extend from bis resi- dence to the river, was submerged to the depth of ten or twelve feet, carrying away the abutment of the bridge on this side, his » Be haystack, &c. The bridge crossing Woif, two miles from Memphis on the Randolph road, we are informed, was entire- ly swept away on Friday night, prod: ig in ite passage down a degree of consternation and a.loss of Property among quartered at its june- ture with the Mis: equalled by anything that has ever oc this place. We have made many a view of ascertaining the probabl jamage sustained, but with- rrive at anything like an accnrate own that there were from thirty on the evening done; and the enly al- ight out on them ina gale, for a harbor at once, as there is not saf- ost of these harbors ing worse and worse ible, and it i is ti n E every year. And yet there is another matter of t, oF were almos suid that ncarthree weeke had clapeed, adhe had | fall equal iamportance, which should not be fost | floating timbers {ro net as yet heard, whether this money had been | sigh it this time. That is, the southern stroyed with all theircoy inised. of Lake E: to hav no means of ascertaining, The loss of life ‘ ine in equal uncertainty.— Memphis Enq. Mr. Seyaour said he had been aware that this resolution was to be introduced, and as he did not know but that it would be em! ing to the State efficers, and he had taken the trouble to call on the Comptroller, to ascertain whether it would or not, and he was authorized to say that that officer had 3 of marae allay water privi- great ies for transporting the pro- of the vallies of the Ohie and Mi Smpwarce on Sapte .—The ti Isabella, Captain Hocker, from peewaite m Coracoa, got un no objection. within its borders by means of its nu hore on Sable Island on t ith of December last,. ie Tewmaan thought that there was no necessity f canal and railroad—its ease of and remained there 73 days, during which no vessel for the adoption of this resoulution. All the informa- err agriculturs! short, every | visited the Island tion he wanted could be obtained by walking over | facility and conve: ig onan exten- When the Isabella struck, sl been 52 days ufacturing e population. why thie niggardly curt thousand dollars to our harbors 7 crow” ¢ to the Comptrolier’s office and have a conversation supporting the with Mr. Flagg. He wished those gentlemen who were so strenuous in favor of raising money, would unite in a measure for laying a direct tax. Mr. T. moved that the question on this reaoluton be laid on the table, and the ayes were demanded on this. It was lost. t : After futher debate, in which Mr. Hatnaway, made a very eloquent and able appeal on the subject it was propoeed to amend go as to call on the ‘anal , to ascertain what further legislation, if any, is necessary to obtain this money. It was objected, that the object would not be attained by the resolu- tion in this form—the contractors were suffering, actually suffering for the want of the money, and it was, therefore, ne that it should be imme. diately forthcoming. The present Canal Board, were new men, unacquainted with the duties, and it would take some time before they could become ac- quainted with the state of things. The ebject sought could be immediately obtained by a direct call upon the Cemptroller, as proposed in the original reaolu- tion. Pending this discussion,a motion was made to adjourn carried. : " In the Senate to-day, the further consideration of the resolutions relative to the public faith was post- poned till Friday next, and the same were made the especial order forthat day. The New York. Crimi- and heavy Is and foremasi— of water, and her and ¢rew came rs, Captain Darby, yester- © other wreeks on the Island.—Hasfar ment of a few Sav Deata —Drowned at Pouphioepele, on the 25th ‘ant, Henry C. Underhill, a upil of the Phe School, from Pensacola, Flovida, aged 1 ‘he body was recovered in about an hour, and effort made to resuscitate it, but without will be protecting our home manufacture: ig Out inducements to the starving manufaeturing pepulation of Great Bi to emigrate to this eountry, where wages are g: provisions plenty, and laws liberal. The elopement of Miss Crogan has made quite a stir amongst us; as some of her estate lies in this town and county, and ber family have numerous acquaintances here. Itis the best thing that hae happened for some time to arouse the minds of the “family raising community,” to a sensable view of the folly of sending ‘‘Miss in her teens” far from her home, and her “mother’s apron strings” to receive the gilded paraphanalia of fashionable boarding school accomplishments, at some distant inatitution, with far-fetehed teachers and far-fetched studies, and where all sorts of fashionable animals, made up of buckram, starch, moustache and whiskers, im- pudence and fashionable etiquette, have access to them, corrupting their morals and leading them as- effect. _ Ripe ro Atsaxy.—The Mouse of Represente- tives yesterday, voted to accept an invitation of the Directors of the Western Railroad, to visit Al- bany on the 4th of March next, and to meet the New York Legislature at Springfivld ; that the House should adjourn over from Thursday to Sa- turday of next week, and should draw no pay for Fricay.— Boston Transcript. Feb. 26. Bankrupt List, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Robert Samuel Faulkrer, New York, to be declared Hi . By the powers of rosy cheeks ! Mr. Bennett, " nal Court bill was then taken up, and after a long de- | ‘TaY- By y “ » | bankrupt March 28; Warren Kimbell, do, April 4; Johm bate in which Messrs. Root, Franklin and Scott, | fire mothe country bred girls yet; for, instead of | p Plemtag, 3, Apri 26; Levi Peck, Sing Sing, March took part, it was ordered toa third reading, and on ers and cheerful c ape ‘ions, and ore not excluded Thies wth Lert pp E Hessler "New York, "Ape Bg ust ull doubtless be passed. In the course of from classical qualitications either; for know ye, pa ed ‘ame, New og April le H Meod, Tea { ¢ i i 3 28; Charles jey, do, 5 bill wouid not receive the signature of the Gover- quisite refinements! Why, ‘my dear sir, they | Croprey, New York, do; Albert M Nulty, do; Gorge M Chambers, Tompkinsvilie, do; David M'Farmap, New would be as coy of approach, and as unwilling to York, do. lay hand upon such a coon as Captain Edward yndham Schinley, as they would a Hiena, until they become cont with your city notions. All [—comes of young nor. Considerable excitement was created in our city from the reception of some alarming news from the Weat Indies. MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT. David Alden, to be declared bankrupt in Boston on the first Tuesday of April next; Th C Amory; G Austin, Swansey ; Charles Ald: Avery, Marblehead; John Barnes, Brown, Boston; Elbridge Battle Cave Uxcuscar. Harrisburg, {Correspondence of the Herald.} waa, Feb. 27, 1842. ie! getting high city notions in their heads; de- ociety and te make a sensation is sire to shine j m, all their study; not how to be all their am ir; + come affectionate wives, kind and exemplary moth- isle; Samuel Bannister, Worcester; William § Bar- Bank Bill. ors, and (what should be the highth of their ambi- | ker, Medford; J B Boston; James Calef, Lowell rt mn, Lance: Carleton, B: Zatteo Cushing, Scituate; Samuel W Cole, Chel: Cutler, Grafton; Alvin Cook, Uxbridge; Zebulon Cipp, Lowell; Amos Duanels. Job Davis, mn; Henry De Wolf, Uxbridge; Benj Eaten, Geo W Elmands, Boston; John'B Elder, Chester; Geo’ Farnsworth, Boston; Wm French, East Bridgewater; Geo L Fisher, Dorchester, J Fiske, Holden; Lowell Goodrich, Beston; R E Goodnow, ‘Willard Grever, Foxboro; Thomas Gross, tion) to establish a precedent of domestic good- ness, for the benefit of the rising generation, as well as themselves. The truly pertinent remarks in the Herald of the 12h inst. on this eubject. are highly spoken of ; and, no doubt will add others to the tlready numerous advocates of your excellent paper. The House taking up the Resumption Bill yes terday morning, the motion of Mr. Deford to ex- tend the time to the first of June, was negatived. The first five sections were then amended in vari- ous ways, bnt not materially changed. The sixth ection was entirely stricken out, and another in- Shrewsbury; sesrted in its stead, releasing the banks from any | 4 sorara Hicnway Ro: Westfield; Isanc Hill, Jr., Granville G He a obligation to receive the notes issued under the act | geighborhood of i Bolton; John ees, Frami hb came from je, was slightly amen: shoes. learn from the Lowe: % 0 and passed. Four new sections were added tothe Advertiser that Mr. Chauncey Cook, of Mount Hol- ine eern Gat CLy nw Dewtony Jal Lane, Tope? field; Wm G Leke,do; ThomesG Lummus, Lyon; Dan} H Lombard, East Boston; Aeron P Lord, Ipswich; Isiah Leighton, Lowell, Albert Lesch, Plymouth; Williom Morse, Hanover; Jonathen Morse. 2d, Methuen; Bryan Morse, Dighton; Jonas McKenzie. Southbridge; Isaac Newton, Jacob L Nichols, Boston; swich; John K Pal ; Prince,"Panl Wedswo ly, V¢., was waylaid and robbed, about half a mile om Tewksbury Meeting house,on the road leading from Lowell to Tewksbury, on Thareday eveni between nine andten o’clock. Two men, hort thick set and the other a middling seized him, the tall one presenting a hreatened to blow his brains out, unle ing a , amd the bill was finally 7 Fy pea: The bill will be returned to the Senate to-m row, when it will doubtless be referred to a ¢ mittee of conference of both houses. The altera- robation of tions already made cannot meet ¢ gave up his + They threw him down, id the Senate; anda Senate bill conld not be agreed | fook hie pocketbook by main force. It contained | Rules Lowell, Lowell; to in the House. thirty-three doll bills which they took. It % —— ae mcm rch jirected aioe oe oo Bank, og oe aera Erte, Pa. a" jarked, **: re Chaune jesse lanvers; Charles Correepondence of the Herald.) Bag re avout #100; hie pocket, Unerwood, Low i, Charles Ht Waite, Charles’ Walk Enrm, Pa., Feb. 17, 1842. | which they did not discover. man, Settuate; Henry Wyatt, Wenhess, Siorsen Wosd After the robbery, and as the robbers were mak ing off with their plunder, Mr. Cook said to them, “Give me let! o use to you” Upon this the short man, who had pocket book, took out the letter and threw it down, when Mr. C. ask- ed for his memorandum beok, Pha down. Out of 9433 Weather ~Banks—Navigation—-The West—Tvade Wenham salon Wand James Gonvon Bennett, Esq. :— Dean Sta :— I eee you city folks are fairly devouring “‘Box,” with feasting, balling, ete. Be kind enough not te use him entirely up before we chaps out west here Worcester; Chas Wheeler, eh. Ipewich. Court Calendar—This day. 32,45, 01, etsy 118 bor oT OOS, Oblah a Ter. A 5 . }, 56, 87, , 83.) ° Pari a--Al 4 orclocke- Noe inet, 23, Tes, 106, 119, 118, 114, 116,118, 190, 129, 194, 196,980, ich was also robbers only got