The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1842, Page 1

These ahi anbeci et § Mausual comfort for pasge in the arrangement THE NEW YORK HERALD. Wel. Vil.—No. 392.-~Whole He, 2060. OF LIVERPOOL, PACK Pryce the 25th, and To sail from New York Ship SID) a been taken Brcidet, These rd Eretsia acl Depeyster, 13h March. 9, Lath Apr e $1.0, f> agehence is $i\¢ssumpanded by experienced peo! ETS. om the 18th Aw York. with such \mprovements as combine ngers. Every tof their accommodations. which ample stores will be The mas- eyo will make every «xertiouto give general satisinc aePsither the exptains or owners of parcels or package able for any Jett Tmuresigned therefor. ef war. Ww! : $0 cents per ov jon gives them secu yeas : ‘or freight or pragapearp! to i LINS & CO. 86 South ae: cert M JAS. BROWN y packets will be charged 13) ¢ ounee. nd newspapers | cent each. ships will be responsi ent ne them, unless re ‘thereafter go armed, aud their peeu esthent # otposscesed by any other at., New York, erto & CO., Liverpool. ents per si (SE fe ships of thia COND LIN ; i Will herealter leave Nev NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. S.. : each month aa follo; tat and Havre on the 14th of exch ca = 3 i The i N . Ma i pril “7 on DRI. ; ay. pian ‘August James Funck. it November {sth Detember t Apel Ship BALTIMORE, } at Atigast Téth September Funk tt December @isth January ist May 16th June 1 ptember 916th October Jaiuary 216th February ICOLAS, ¢ ist June 16th July ist October Pell. lat February ceommodations of these ships are net surpassed, com ri ca- i° be supplied with every pine tif that may be, required tor comfort. 100, Passeugers wil Pease ith the exception of wines FOR N LOUISIANA AND NEW h Sth of each month it For Pri bp inder of i tanied for these "vessels wel > “qubecnibers, free from any other than freight fenrred om them. Wor freicht oF pas ane 16th 16th November March liquors. ill be forwarded by the ea actual INCKES, Agents, yi ‘# Tontine Buildings. R_NEW ORLEANS YORK LINE OF PACKETS th, roth, 18th, i ill be prevents ‘Chowiug siyre wii commence thus arrangement = ‘A 10, Cay Fee MUNTSV: » Ship OCMULGEL, ip NASHVILLE, ip MEMPHIS. Ship LOUISA, ot pockets, are of & red and pat in seugers unequalled ‘atiefaction. ‘the Mississippi oie any letters,parcel or je, se! Teer an pile bf iadfag.are tae Jue therenn ernreaees For freight or yasnase 3! hy te KSCOLLING & C HULLIN & WOODRI , Capt. Capt, Muiford. were all built in the city of New York, ight draft of water, have recent! splendid orc.er, with accommodations for conlort. “They are command masters, who will maae every exertion to give ‘They will at vii times be towed up and ips will be responsi- ilver, orplated by or pute "board ef fortn: by steamboals ‘Neither the owners or eaptains of th forjewelry bullion precious stone: t. Cornell. ihiard. FARE, Cupt. Miner Sve, Grats Mumf: ra. tt, mn ter accommodation of shippers, it ia intended to hip from this port on the Ist, 51 ‘goth commencing th loth October, and vatil May, when regular days ill be appoi ited for whereby great delays ated during the summer months. The express- been ware, or O $eSouth st..or do fttraddress.: i who will promptly forward all MW ifpensr yng Fhe Hine are warranted (0 i punetualty anadl |, and greateare will be taken to have the goods correct me a “NEW YORK AND wibw An. Fare reauced to 85 cents. From the foot of Courtlandt street, New York- : a an Newark . At PM 9 do 3} do 1 do «6 do ae: 10 de ON SUNDAYS. From the {sot of Liberty street. Leave New York. Lei wark. Ate AM and 41 FM Ati?. M. and 10 P.M. “NEW YORK, EVIZASETRTOWN, RAHWAY AND hway te connect with these lines each way. d Sor ile, 50 cents. Anew Brunswick, 75 cen 35 cents: rain from wiek, and 44 The Poiladelphia mailiine pavers through Nets ronsWiek for vs es ery ren Sunaaysthe 7) A.) at So’cleck. . tripfrom New hexsare re the day when ourchored Brunswick is omit “echmensert Tho procure their tickets at the tieketof@ee.re- a e aferry, gral a set SST o , == ¥OR oe igh oe eT NGTON AND BALTI ADELPHIA. t IN. - = bias C3 RLROAD COMPANY. for the W ati adeiphia ights et it and South ° fe company Wilf of ry h to any point west or south. 3 Pecigut renaies Baltimore the same dry it seaves Phila- tfully informed that all Company wit be forwarded with will be forwarded daily Company, No. | Dock st Is con- ¢ mail line for thy west end south leaves Dork street at half-past six o’clock A.M. by steambeat ROBERT era will rerch Baltimore at 2 ofa ous leparture the trains for = Paria ne W. L. ASHMEAD, Agent. ml Philadelphia, March 8, 1842. at 2 o'clock, two hours south weat. 61m RAILROAD NOTICE, MARKET AND3FREIGHT LINE. ae NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK. (THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation «: have established 9 Freight Line between N ‘Rrunswick and New York, which they intend to run perm: pany th iy. vit im Live Stock. who cau have 150 head ing New Brunswick at 5 AM. daily, (Sunda; } and the foot of Liberty street, New York, ac3 dealets and m=ichants the above 9 exe .M. 8 Ver of cattle con- e country ry de- ‘ fe for the speedy aud cheap conveyance sf merchandise ‘every deseription, and more particularly to Drovers and ewayed between New Brunswick and New York, the sameday, hearer ty rates lever ganesee ek "beopen for the willrecetve ferry ticke jjoining tne Railro: reception of merchandise. their tickets at the titket offices, gra up pot ml ransportation of eattle, herves, mules, aud allother kinds of merchandise are very steamboat prices. jatti live isuot acbjected to any extra iver storehouse at New , Which will always 4.3m* D PASSAGE TO PITTs- URG. BINGHAM’S LINE ‘The proprietors of Bingham’s Trani hotice to the Merchants of "BnSde consiraed to then: (or best bs tort als " } will be forwarded withidespatch, Cr rat (0 6° im their bars, rtation Line to Pitts- ‘ork, and all other or shipoers of goode, destined for the W. Pe meg ‘will attend to. shipping all auch conaigumeate withnnt goods pris gis marked distinctly on exch peckage ‘on rates which are as low as any v line. TYSON, Agent, Foot of Whitehall street, at STATEN ISLANDER, Capt. ISON, Captain Duval, wili run 4a follows hit are required nf Une ‘oorers foul ‘eat street. Potvrtlie, Leaves Whi Atrodod sa to the att, )* OF +f te r deeeeeT nae o'clock. ‘ills or " ® bi same Po ee ing the morning at § oafoa pont boardthis sanuer Ls ing or; tis iL, 78 LINE. ui TR Oring. cane Th IGHLAND. p, Will lewve the fovt of ni-sday and Seturd: will te Voesday arren street afternoon's must be at the ‘reeeip' kof the for mar LIVERPOOL, eit despatch hapten aii HO, a Pe Sie hip Richard ; For trelght or pussage, ‘bane "GLOVER & MeMURAAY, 100 Pine, commer of South, ot 63 NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 17, 1842. LIFE BOAT ASSOCIATION, FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF FRANCIS PATENT LIFE BOATS. AMERICAN MOULDING COMPANY. WAREAOUSS 112 BROADWAY, mia CITY HOTEL. NOTICE fu BUYERS OF T FURNITURE. i n of those. wish. “ing te purchase articles'in the sbove business, to his es- tabiishent, where ie to be (vuud a righ aasortiment of Rose- we ‘ogany Furuiture, of #reuch aud other patterns, ine ire pot to be found elsewhece, being entirely Original. A'so, hatwaome rich yilt Gornices’ for windows, Poles and Rings: togetner wth Damasks, Galloons aud ‘Tae: sels, and every arti tached to curtama, which wiil be Tate ju the latest atyle from patteras lately received. Particular attention pail to the fi.ting up of Otto- muns, Fire Screens, aud other fi tid articles. with ered tapestry. WASHINGTON MEERS, 16-610 315 Broadway, next the Hoapital “CARPETING, CARPETING. woe of whi THE Subscribe: ing his Spring assortment of Carpetivg, consi tfine and fine Ingrain: epaved in this city for variety of sy hese goods have been or- dered expresal: The greatest care hag g irwie Selections of such gooce as enn be been observed in maki g ty and’ permanency of confideutly ecommended for du colors, &e, % "Also. alarge assortment of tne different kinds of Hall and Stair Carjeting ‘Tufted door Rugs. Door Mars, &e, Also @ ban; some assortment of Paiated Fioor Cloths, all "Families about purchasing ‘any of the above described ode are respectfully invited to.eal!. Lg aeomn ane CHARLES HICKS, mis im* 76 East Broadway,71 Division-at. SEBRING'S CORDIAL, imzor'ance For the information of those affected with it, 4h the following recommendations of u Restorative tion io saying th the mauner prepared ov y« f ty, be yapepaia, and many other diseases of geueral debility ‘ours, &c. P PRATT, M.R. No. 98 Liberty etreet. LT concur m the above recommend stion of Or. Pratt ‘THOMAS BOYD, M. D., 291 Fourth ptreet. 194 Fulton str t ma? No Sabring’s Restorative Cordial is sold at $1 per bottle. > > : DR. JOSEPH EVANS, GRAND RESTORATIVE SYRUP, For the eure efevery form of D. arising from THE IMPURITY OF 1 SOD, CAUSED by the vital oga'# becoming derang:d and ¢n- feebled by hereditary complaints, and exhaustion of the syatem, and other dis-ses, viz. Serefnla or King mors and ewellings eck. secondary sy mutoms of 83 phi his, or the conatitu'iousl form of the Veverial Disease, Ulcers ‘Ke. Ulcers cn the Shine, and wes of the bones, pains, #well- ce, awellitgs of the’ joint ky f inga, and ulcerations 0 while swellings, xe. salt rheum, ringw head, pimpies, crac! of sores Long iptions. leprosy. i fthe skin, tetter, ingarable fever and all diseases onal by f mercury, nd con i y Knees, gonorchoe « gleet feucorrhoss or whites, wel. e..or when t= aystem has been exhansted by secret ner, log 8! debi utheraclimates, and other del sensuality in youth, intem diseases, long residence in tating causes. ‘ ‘This invaluable medicine has been employed by the pro torin an extenaive private and hospital practice, both in Eu- ropeand Americ for the last forty years during which time he hascured over 5000 patients, who were afflicted with some of the most loatheome and destructive forms of disease. many of whom gre nw living, ready to testify to the efficacy of ei Itcures by giving tone to the nerves, exhi' drat ‘ulatiog the circulation, invigorating and ex- te «natural and healthy action’ and thus © be expelled from the system, and cre- fectly pure und healthy blood. ‘orgale ouly at the Private Residence t, two doors above Canal street. i causing all impurit ating the secretion Price $1 ver bottle. No. 427 Greeawich maé sin 30, ODD YEARS RIENCE in the ect etice of euring cer- ages, have enabled Dr LAURML, of No.103 Ca- to eradicrte those diseases in question, whether e employed with, mer ay bs, ke. CON Wa''Steangers are apprived that Dr. L. ia a regular physi- cran of the med cal facu'ty of Paris, also graduated inthe U. States, ae cau be vroved by hia diplomas. m4 1 TANO FORTES. QOUTHERN DEALERS aud purchasers cenerally will find it to their advantage to call and examine a choice av sortment of the je, comprising a variety of 6 and octaves, of rovewood and mahogany, “ich graad action, scrol! atands, and every modern improvement. There ina'rumcuts are warranted to be equal to any iu the city, a:¢ will be sold Al the lowest possible prices for cash, at the manufactory, 44 Weat Fourteenth street, betwen Fifth and Sixth avenues, ~B.—Piano Fortes for Hire—A good assortment of piano fortes for hire at the manufactory. a7 3m SOMETHING NEW LEUHs GARDEN. 49 Bowery.—The undersigne] takes ‘thia opportunity to inform te friends aud tne public that ‘a Garden and Saloon at 49 Bowery, where he would be to receive their calls. His Saloon will be Constantly supplied with the choicest and best of Fruits, Con- fectionary., Ci ffee, Ice Creams, Lemonade and Soda that the city affords Every atte itton will be given part to make this Garden and Saloou a pleasant and 'e resort to the fadies and gentlemen who may favor hem with a call. ald im*e H. LEUR, 49 Bowery. FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT AS THE FASHIONABLE TAILORING EsTA- BLISHMENT, 108 Beekman street,near Pearl. Gentle- men who are now or formerly have ‘been paying extra vagant prices for their clo pe assured that they need do 20 no more, 98 the subsrriber wil: guarantee to all who pa- tronise him, a hand-ome fit, a fashionable style and excellent iala, at the following moderate Ss Sup. West of Eng. Wool-dyed, black, biue, or green drese coats, #1 to "ants, to $22. icaie railled do black, plaid, and fancy cass., $6 to CARPETING, &C. CHEAPEST IN THE CITY. JONES & MARCY, 101 Bowery, New York. are now re- e there spring supply of Carpeting, Oil Clothe, Win. dow Shades, Druggets, Heorth Rugs, Door Mats, Table and iano Covers, Stair Rods Se &e. . "Among their good» are many new and rich patterns of Eng- lish ‘and American mauufacture, which cannot be exceeded for beauty, quality and n the cit Persona about fury a With praise of Rine’s Verbena Cream— ‘The finest Shavirg Co: pouud known, ience has clearly shown, *Tis 0 skiltully prepared ‘Yo soften e'en the rox ghe-t beard, That a dull raror's edge bestows A keenness that the sharpest know *Tis pure, ard pleasant, choice and c Willin every climate keep— Makes it a pleasing task to shave, And will both timeand trouble save. Prepared and sold by C.H. RING, 63 Fulton street; Bas ett.644 Broadway, and 459 Bro dway. maiim* GENERAL AGENCY. — HE SUBSCRIBER has token the Brocklyn, for the tal: of the roost tent and fanaly medicines, perfumer ufacturers and. propristors o} thing else, who wish for au active, stir there productions, wil! find suck an ons in the person of the becriber. subscriber. gy STEWART. 75 Fulton si For sale, ost of the appreved family medi ig Ben Brooklyn purchasing here may rely on obiaii ELLING OFF—SHARP & FERGUSON. #8 Hudson ‘are selling off their entire stock of dey good than cost. Alltherefore who are ia want of obtain them of ua much Jess than at any other place in the ity, as it our obyect tosell our eutire stock belore the first ay. NOTICE—The copartnership heretofo firm of SHAR? & RERGUSON, 1 mutual consent. AIL hone h ‘requested to prea: nt tomer payment of the sm natreet ‘New York, April 5th, 1842. asow* e to ROBERT SHARP. JAMES FERGUSON 7S REMITTAN: E of Tast, aud the part and receive I. H. fending al iddreas, which can safe- aa lw'e * Tpke physie early —medicine comes oo late, the disease hecomes inveterate.” RECOMMENDED bythe Farult “VANCES ANTI ‘OUS FAMILY APERIENT PILLS—By long rience these pie hove poms proved oy. thousands to be feat Family Medicine hitherto discovered. At L scaco y} eae Ceedates be feed vers. rilege toall i ree scien sa re ike wate for children as for any period of life, mud require 1 xtra attention to diet or to thing, plaints, @ news eyed s eacicreaeaee rey a fuel Saree tTreness an Tia cone mre herefore seatar never be wit tl Fans) or three « the patient of thelr’ ary effects, for tbe slomac readily regai: a healthy state of the liver and bowels will speed and vigor of body and mind w tuad renewed health an yult. ir virt i medicine which strevgilirhs the fookly megrummed pas & inugcioa of the strong and will be fgund of agit hue to fe. wight be secure frometckness, = (0 '# @ireetions), who Trice 26 and $0 cents per box. For sale, wholesrle aud re'ail, by Wm. W: pothe. jes) Hall, 96 Catharine streets dipothe: Winter ata; Nowill. 167 Bowery ; ve, ‘Fulton st, Brooklym. TRAW WRAPPING 1000 rome wi article ceived eg eeetient aru ROSE & BROO! ANDERSON POLISHING PASTE AND PLATE POWDER. New York, Jan 6, 1842. ‘We have tried the Polishing Paste made by Mir. Auderson, and fiud it to be superior to auy thing wr have ever BOARDMAN & HAWT, § Curling Slip. Diauufacturers of Britaunia Ware, New York, Jan. 10, 1942, We havetried the Paste ant Plate Powder made aud sold by Mr. T. A: nd take plearure inrecommending thera. BBs AMHONGLEMAN & STETSON, Aator House, an. 24 1842. e and Plate g silver and New York, Ji used Mr. Anderson's Polishing, Pas for Cleacis We har Powder, and Gud them very excellent siver plated ware. BALL, TOM? Late Marquand & York, March 1. 1242. hing Paste aud Plate an N ‘We have used Wm. Anderson's Fowder for cleaning aiiyer and other kiude of ware, nd recommend it with couf Hence NOMPRON ‘& FISHER, 371 Pearl street. Brooklyn, Feb. 14, 1842. Thave used Me. Wan. Anderson's, Polishing Faste for anirer, ’ adit te 9° a firs byese, and silver plated ware, and Gadi te,27 2 At Saddle and Harness Maker. For sale wholesale and retail, forexportation,at manufac- turera’ prices. by CHAS. H. RING,53 Fulton by Bassett, 614 Broadway, and q7¥. jon, corver Grand nd Spring; Sand IMPORTANT a) " TO CONSUMPTIVES. | ToDr C. H. Ring— give you an account of Vixirof Lite"acted in my-race, * cheerfully com: jeltot others. Thaveheds cough every wiater dalwayagot relief from sunple herb teas i tig nor the other wetined to €) - Miducily wasting Away--having to eeling’, Re eid ie ear, Ween ee try » El of Life and before | had fiaished the bottle, twas notonly cured of my cough, paim in the chest, Drcheswea'e butable to resume bustuers ; aud find myself #6 rapidly improving © atmy frieuds are astoni expecting to hear of any deaths instead of seeing me get active and robust. I yaelf ind -nted to you forthe saving of my life, and may eutlon EER N HELMS, 13 Thompson St. Prepared aud forsale by C.H. RING 58 Fulton, cor. Cuifl. misim® 'SCOUGH CANDY NGS COUGH CAN 1 egree of coufidence placed in thie Vegetasle Cough Candy by ainsi r physicians, @ugh’ toinspire the like inthe mind of every who. perhaps is #0 from having been deceived by some article th and performed uothing _ Won d phy ticle they did not place implicit relia clergymen and other public speaker igh (ful relief, in norieatng the air passages and giving the voice a manifest inordinate volume? la tine, would every body who has tried it 80 sirenuowsly promulgate 1's virtues, hadnot the almost miraculous effects of its powerful agency been seen? z Prepared and sold, who'es ile and ret: RING 83 Fulton atr-et, corner of © c. . THE SHIELDED VICTORIA & DIAPER PIN. nt article for ure inthe nurrery.and av ha' ted in the ite virtues? Vi k publicly ofits Je- 2 oy W. A. patentee, at ut fersin fancy articlen, ala mrt Aer DENTISTRY. _ Ww M, THORN, DENTIST, » the attention of those who wear Artificial Teeth, and those who may require them. to his method of rupplying the Maxillary family. viz ¥ reeabie taste in the of thon indulge in acids, resulting from the actior of the acid on the Gold Plate. In allcasea that admit of it, he inserts teeth,from one to a complete set,,without using one par ticle of metal of any deseription. +! t4Chamberv street. 12 Le LUCTINA CORDIAL. TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. ; [Tysnow barely three years since. the general introduction of the Lucina Corui Tnited States, andin that riod it hae not ouly & hemisphere, and musta’ previously acquired h h.wnof its illustrious inventor b: the uorivalled powers it has been discovered to poserse in the cure of incipient consumr ‘the edge fi ul inflaence in reuovatitg the human frame. firat ed 1 im tnis way; andthe result ia it added tg'the catalogue for the cure ofinci tion, which places the disease, with due precwution, und control ofthe patient reely necessary_ut this period to recommend the Lr Cordial. as an alleufficient remedy in eases cf Gleet, Flour Albus, difficult or painful menatrua- tion, Incontinener of Urine, and all diseases arising fro. rtatibu of the syst i restorative is mouth a further to be hoped. ri perfect, perma- Aca wthatoas arnt Sl ee he peraon laboring under the above complaints, who utiul of ite almost umvertally teatedmerits,1 recom all confidence, au ansured if they give icted parties, as feel the be the reanlt. But as is immense American reputation of thi P incipally basedoon its thoroughly invest bility, alt ¢0 will rope, t! dial ie bitah e.ard generally admitted power to en: h.d been considered vairen, to bear offspring; and Vinle powers in males, when reduced Lo utter xe rostration, to perfect health and ° to featere apparently ‘When | © the enormou the ind boules coupled wih the receipts of certificates aud testimonials innu nerable, and much know!edge founded ‘observation, | can Wshesitacingly warrant it as nguine, hepes, or even the illustrious mn fu filment of the most important for which it ia recommende becoue universally popular, T' ané hold myself that theLuciva as ponsible, 1 re wonsible for the aasumnp- igorate the viri'e powers nature has been also that st can produce that at ho had been previ usly un‘ruitful, and imagined barren, which enable them to bear chi'dren. I thar Thave to speak 0 plainly, om such exceedingiy but feel called upon todo go, leat it might aroun, and aga full guarantee for the great re which I have cheeriuily assumed. gratitale forthe . xt tne wucisa Cordial Lremai the Pub' res’ JOHN e migun- ns ah very abedi vant 48 HOLDEMWELL, MD Price $3 per hottl . forsale at 489 Brosdway, .New York aad 90 Nor h Sixth strcet, dolvhia. maiim* ny JOMPANY offer tor the cheapest and mos! not less than four oun- ces. If an irchase not give full on, itis reques back—the money will be ES OF CIFE [3 HEALTH-The lor's Balsain of Liverwort from the bern known to Lin er the most alar Consumption er Compl dreds of most reapectable certify: rising relief they have receives ing the article from 241 street pri of counterfeiters, the following Gon to ee as ait, A worn facts is now published— "City of Brooklyn Kings County, ##:—E. Townsend being duly sworn, deposes and saya that he is personally acquainte with the proprietor of Dr. Taylor's Baleam of Liverwort, does certify. fi erwin, Kuowleige tna the ouly pe now is the sole proprietor, re Spring street, and manufac: vege x ea eu] opr er: en original resioe A 4 worn before me the IPHEUS. NMITH, Com.of Der I certify from my oma personal hnowledge that the above if ite in regar }, ke. are tru widens owners ALPHEUS SMITH. Beware of Connterfeits, as the great question of life or death may depend upon. having the genuine medicine, ma only an thig city at 241 Spring street, "Ageute—Redcing. § State stre ane street, Brooklyn; “Drice—Large bottles $2, next size $1, ard smaller size 50 pte. ™ m' 1 Maio street and 'Broadatreet, New- cer QUGAR WET, Premiu Corn and Pumpkins, fresh ble and rare flower seeds, Engiian grase for I green snd hot house plants dah Toers, fruit end ornamental tree Fy birds gold feh and most resonable terms, Broadway, aod at theif nursery, coruer of 8th Avenue and 118th atreet. Harlem, ma im* QTEEL PENS—From the celebrated manufactory of Jo- ‘seph Gillott, of Birn ingham.—The high reputation of Sere ree oe etecea MN eatoed ropain toa of J weph Cilioet H oyun ell ear ' esi PhePoblic are requested to be particular from whom they p Thenravine may ve known by ‘heir superior quality, and ut a constant sopy for asle y the style ofpucting up. A CORO BERT TARDOW, mas im? 9 Maiden Lane. TO THE BALDAND GREY H&ADED-JONES’ OIL OF CORAL CIRCASSIA. HOSE hone | baie ain out, turnin FTeT, oF has ceas- ca evembetitie hot puffed-and it will doall itis represent i thie oe tity that my hart was falling out fast; Teombed out handiule daily, asd since [ hove uss wo bottles of Joues’ Oil of Coral Circassia, it has quite stopped falling out, and is yw it g fast and dark. pigs W. TOMKINS, te King st. 1 light, red or grey harr a ne dark look, and in Eo grew dark from the roots Among others who hare used thi ser corey, is J. F. Power, groes jrooklyn; J. itbert. jeweller avenue OETT x T JONES, eignof the Amerienn Eagle, #2—unlese youre garefal of the right 2uinber you'll be cheated with & counterfeit—82 Chatham street. Price 3 5 and 8 shillings a ne 139 F alton street, Brookly n, is agent. FAle ge re is ho Ollin the World \haccan fo good or bad to the har. Every body kno hair is burned it will gtow again as powders for dying the hare are nothing and lithrage, aud the hair is not dyed, L 8 for dying the hair are cor t burns in the same way ae t e ra. and dont ‘will grow no matter how many ms pow times it ia burned : very bods ki owe also, that whey the head is full of Anaruff, he hair begins to turn grey, at baldness follows, From m experience of twenty years, being ‘i nd having the tunity of exami (and blockheads) I hay Teese ve ba .” for desroy i : ferriat stoys Phe 0 matter Pastor's, Hair Cutter, ice s0 cumta a bottle. E > r 1 DR. F. FELIX GOURAUD’S POUDRES SUBTILES FOR ERADICATING HUMAN SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.: TPYHE abcve preparation has received the stamp of public ap- probation for some years past, os the moat safe,speedy aud effectual remedy + ver discovered for the com lete ‘eradication of human havr. [tiedecwedly an inestimedie article for the toilet. and has entirely annihilated those deleterious, uncertain and dangerous compositions whic been teo frequently |. Ne lovely or beautiful woman, who has the un of ou her upper s8_ of hair co- shou'd delay hen ap- in liew of a razor ment procuring a bottle of thi plie cold. thie preparst on i for removing the bear: ag much raridi factory manner, and at lees expense, wh ¢ time it leaves the skin soft and de Cate to the te uproot the beard it is applied warm, ac- cording to directions accompanying cach bottle, Price ene dollar GOURAUD’S EAU DE BEAUTE, or True Water of Be for removing tau, pimples, freckles, biotch: real zing delicate White arcs aud arms, am veliciting France. $1 per bottle. Beware of spu- rated cosuetic, of the mostdele- rninous to the complexion, and by ite uurieus to health. VEGETABLE LIQUID ROUGE. rm com: mle a by rubbing with a loth, $0 cents per bottle. GOURAUD'S BLANC D'ESPAG SE, or Spanish Lily White, gives to the countenance a pure life like alabaster whitevees, exem t from the injurious properties generally combived with preparations for this purpose. 25 cents, put up in: legant boxes. Remewh:r! the above celebrated cosmetics are to be ha! at the old established office, 67 Walker stzee', oue door from Broadway, and at $47 broadway. . A New York—Alvany, Alex, Gutbri GL Brown.p rlumer Genesee —Buffalo, J Hinedal hilad-Iphia, Mra ». Itimore, Se:h 8 Hance, Pra dia—Washington, Selby Parker, Pew —Alexaudria, UC Berry. Virginia—Richm Mrs Frayeer, F «treet. Conw: ctieut—Middl mK New Haven, Law, cet—Hartford, Wells Hum: hrey, 173 Mam . Mars ichusetts—Bosten, street—Lowell, G A Carieion & Co, City L Hnlder—Worcester, ¥! D Phuilips, Brin- bad ann str tb jewburyport, Chi W R Preston r, Whittier & Guild—Hallowrll, F rovidence, Charles Dyer,jr, Wast- . Ohto—Columbue, Summer Clak. % abrook. Prin , © wery bo'tle of Dr. Gouraiid’s Cosmetics has his name with the nate of preparation, aud New York, brown on the four sides, and dreasubtiles, None other are GALT RE EU Orca SYRUP ret. tof Ivan a Avenue AS Jorvan,2 Milk Dr A a fac simile engraved on the Wrappers of the Pour al3im* HEUM. RING WORM AND ‘SCABIES —RAYE the only remedy which is certai harmless in its operation. but cer! ite effete ou healing quickly. and the Syrup purify iug speedily. WILL PREVAIL—Dr. Gondwil jeter. fil to curearecent case of disease in 48 ‘ry them, ali ye afllietei— they reury. Pric+ 50 cents e 0 +e THACHE CONQUERED—Jamsen’s Extract. It re'teves in five minutes after application to the ne:veor the feeteaae Fev ts decay if the tooth is filied immediately. rier 50 cent FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS—From M. Bondelocque of Frence—cortain, safe aud sperdy ia the cure of all cases where wature has become obstructed. They cure in a few days. Price Tecente per packeas, GILBERT’S ANTI-BILLIOUS FAMILY PILLS—For the rel'ef of all comp’ ve habit h La ara! he Kab A iy a1 appetite, they have been used with more success than any pil ther befora offered to the public. Price 2s cents perbox.. Sold whelesale and retail by E.M.GUION; 127 Bowery, corner of Grardatreet. me? tm* B CLUTHING—CHILDKEN’s: CLUL MANGA ery, large smorument—Very gvod quality-—Very cheap GeO A. HuYL & CO. No. 14 Bowery, would ra inform their pat-ons and the pubtic generally, that again been making extensive preparations for the furmmer trade, and have now ou band amuch large nd children’s c'othing than they haveever before lic are favited toca | aud examine their go: da, jculer reference to quality aud price. Terma cash. STOMA! i 5 igting digestion, weaknes ce five in the course of my practice prescribed your sto- mach bitters and found them a moat efficient remedy in cases of indigestion, acidity and debility of the -digestive organs Thy nomeans’ clase it among the quack medicines of the day, butone which will confers prem bicaolog cu many of ey nnering fellow beines.. os fs BRADY. M. D. 930 Broome st. is from Dr E, G. Ludlow. 434 Broadway —1 your Bitters'1n cases of impaired, digestion, when pe : complain the Lot Price $1. THE TRUTH at and Pills ourt, if used are free from THE 2 ined, and T have ng doubt will prove cases for which you have recommende: ‘our, EDWARD G. LUDLOW. Certificates of mary persons cured can be scen at the drug sore 150 Bowery, corner of Broome. where the above is cold galy ip tris city, and Mrs, Hays, 159 Fulton street, Brook Price large bottles $1; small 50 cen m29 Im* EAQSALL'S OAK Es taAbLISH MENT, foundd in P ion 402 Warer street, § doors above Catherine market, the only es.ablishinent of the kind in the Uuit-d States, con- tinues to supply the Navy, the Americas, Russian, aad Span. ish war steawera—has augp Boats for the last four Ye, ts meat o! ) Sweeps and Sc .B. The Branch Oar St shut up, and removes to 402 tM sipenaee. of bed qare eo who come from thu Noi iver side to troubih. Race Boats, Club Beats. Oars ‘acd Bealls sold 50 per cent lene than last vear. a@ Im? O%, THE CURE OF STHICTURE—It te wost unrorc- pute in this complaint that many persons ture who are not in the leant aware of it. The coin: ia, that #0 Jong_as the urine cannot be a stricture. But from trug, A stricture may, and often does, exiat for months, and even Fears, without any striking change in this retpect. When a stric- arrives at that deg mat meas ar sensibly to impe: uriaeyit isa serious malady indeed, “The oby Abn remarks however, is to preveut this state, and to a time when it iseasily and perfectly removed. Bul her circumstances besides its effect upon the urine tricture may be known, or, at least. streng!y suspected, and ‘ough theve are numerous, there are two which are very com mon and very easily judged of, and these shall be mentioned ime, It is wel! ed and badly them fur tneir here by which ‘The first of these circumstances relates to it ats us a irom lo: con! peonad ‘Clouorhda. “Now, whenever thu ditesse ‘contiuics over many weeks, especially if in the early period any of the Sharted nostrums of the day were taken, there is just and pro- oul juspect & stricture. vei next is most remarkable—it 1s the effect a stricture hae upon the mind and. 4 js ia a fact that may be tho Pooghly relied on. I thor never saw a case of sire ture, (and he sees many every day,) in which the patient did farts hore ot less coms S7 is es of wgntahanrey tia he was bot so capable of business as formerly. ‘The reasen of thi learly shown in his "Pi in another coiumn of this paper, w Teferred, not only for knowledge of this Tisease, but on every other connected with this subject. DH. RALPH farther begs to add, that he may be consulted raonally a* his residence, No. 88 Greenwich street, at any ar: and should any bein deubt ns to the existence of thie disease, especially after perusing his little volume, without expense or the least pain, explain and assure hi ave or not. Let it only be remembered that, if hi jot all the medicin oluine sh the reader is n e re in the world. alone, m3 Tmt TH PRIVAIE TREALIDE—1 iis ie a litte Volume on certain diseases in which the best and most convenient t posible manner. a “0 frequently. con |. and terminate at length in other and pel r indeed, no ove can read this little book without seeing at once their true and real na- tere, and niso the riak and danger of trusting them to ignorant and people. ith yw. however, to obtain a rational degree of confi saci tu wrist be hae sdvanced om une cure of those diseases, the author t of the what ikke it r here to give a maple statement means and unities he himea!f has had of forming just an clear opinions on this vubject. He therefore begs to state, that desides his rank as graduate of Edinburgh, and member of the udon College, &e. he hes beew haces these diseases, both in Hospital city practice for more thirt) hee ee on them. haa published two editions of a work express} that he has. f letters of co tion from Enrope to the moat iD ir. Mott of New York and Dr. Physick, ef hers, he price of the Dr’ Ttalph is consulted wi hr at any hour, and haa distinct and sepa who have ta wait alittle. Communiest fully replied to. N Greenwich street, rtments for those R. MORRISON. ° TH RIVER DIS ENSARY, 204) Fulton street near Ciaecwich—De. Merri Royal Colleg Morrison, Member of tt K symptoms co iditious irextinent and the imprudent use of q M. hag had an experience of twenty-two y so eljeste cisenres, va all thet various and complicate: forma, i certainty, without # loany riak.or restricting him in his usual diet ing Durauits. while hie medicines are agreaable im taste and Sidi Permanent obstruct ons in the urethra, euch ws atric: tures, an] accompavied with much irritation and dull pin. are tome of the conseque ces of mal treatment, ond leading ulti mately to urinas alas. ir. M, a ina wer entific manver, ‘Peadually oling absorption ‘of the thick- wed memorane without pain. Ht tala Vip Lt Lol = aha men are suffering from the consequences of indulgence ‘at sacret destructive habit, and whoee nerves, are further in: jared from the use of nostrume and pretended wumaty pivoloeical priseppies: fe re G Poerd Riso the moet obettuate field to, his plan of Letters post paid, ond con’ ‘amuitabdle fee, will ensure the correspondent advice and medicine to any ‘pert of ine moa, by his eiviow » history af hie ease de ‘Thee strictest honor and confidence observ~ ao 3 ull ~~ GREAT FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS. cm DF fi Neans Pics We saw EXT WicDun’ SALAMANDER SARS eter as Sat er Re preservati ve Neen E tate of ryation as they eg Ry Brsgle sd fire within ten squares a sed ta elight one. The ov Fe Rel tacet Cranes Kee ‘nade about as com! itive above ete wae coh ithe reid, to as proved of i alae to the own 0 at ror ices ranging. fromm $80 to $230, om a S C. HERRING, No, 139 Water st. The only authorlecd ‘agent for the gale oF Wituers Fate Stanton, Or 3 Salamander Safes. HARDWARE AND CLOTH PAPER -UsT KE. TV Reume 19 by 24 100 Rename 94 by Be 300" (0 (by 90 100 » by 40 a a a vo lot toot we vir ore hapa menPRete & BRO ’ ms per Warebonee, 61 Liberty st. Statement. Sunmirreo ny Mesans. Weirrie, Francis, any Porteny To rHe Parsipent oF tHe Uniten States. The undersigned, having been deputed by Samuel W. King, the Governor of the State of Rhode island, to lay before you the present alarming condition in which the people of the State are placed, aud to request from you the adoption of such prudential measures as, in your opinion, may tend to prevent domestic violence, beg lvave, most respectfully, to state the following, among the leading facts, to which your attention is more partic ularly invited. That the people of Rhode Island have no fundamental law except the Charter of King Charles the Second, granted m 1663, and the usage of the Legislature un- der it. Legislative neage under their chorters has been cecided by the Supreme Court of the United States to be tne fundamental law, both in Connecticut end Rhode Island. ‘Lhat trom the date of the Rhode Island Charter down to the year 1941, a period of nearly two hundred years no person has been allowed to vote fer town or State oificers unless possessed of competent estates, and ad- matted free in the severai towns in which they resid ‘That since the statute of 1723,no person could be admit- ted a freeman of any town unless he owned a freehold estate of the value fixed by Jaw, (now one hundred and thirty-four collars,) or was the eldest son of such a free holder, That, until the past year, ne attempt has beeu mad our knowledge, to establish any other fundamental l by force,than the one under which the people have lived for so long @ period. ‘That, at the January session of the Legislature in 1341, a pct.tion, signed by five or six hundred male inhabitants praying for such aa extension of suffrage as the Legisla- ture might, in their wisdom deem expedivat te propose, was presented, ‘That, influenced,by that petition, as well as by other considerations, the Legislature at that session, requested the qualitied voters, er freeman, as they are called with us, to choose delegates at their regular town meetings to be holden August, 1841, for a Convention to be hoiden in November, 1941, to frame a written constitutien. ‘Thac the result of the laat meeting of this legal Con- vention, in February, 1842, was the Constitution accom panying this statement, marked —-, which,in case of its ado,tion by the people, would have been the supreme law of the State. Mort of the above facts are contsined in the printed re- port of the numerous committee ef the Legisisture at their session in March, 1842, which report was adopted by the Legislature. ‘That inMay, 1S41,after said legal Convention had been provided for by the Legislature, and before the time ap- pointed forthe choice of delegates by the qualified vo ters, (August, 1841.) amass meeting was held by the | friends of an extension of suffrage at Newport, at which meeting a committee was appointed calied the State Commiitee,who werefeathorized by said mass meetingto pre measures tor calling a Convention to frame a Con- stitution, to is Committee, thus authorized, issued a request for a meeting of the male citizens in the several towas,to appoint delegates to the proposed convention, That meetings, of unqualified voters principally, (as we believe.) were accordingly holden in the several townr, unauthorised by law, and contrary to the invari- able custom and usage of the State from 1663 down to that period. That the eggregate votes appointing the delegates to that Convention was, accerding to their own estimate, about 7200, wheress the whole number of male citizens, over twenty-one years of age, deduction for foreigners, paupers, &e. wa ing to their own estimate, over 22,000. ‘That this Cenvention, thus constituted, convened in Providence in October, 1841, and the Constitution called eople’s Constitution” wes the result of their deli- berations. ‘That at subsequent meetings cf pertions of the people in December 1841, by the authority of this Convention alone, (elected, as ite delegates had been, by ubout one third cf the voters, according to their standard of quali- fication,) all males over twenty-one years of oge we itted to vote for the adoption of the People’s Consti- That these meetings were not under presiding officers whose legal duty, or legal right it was to intei- pose any check or restraint, as to age, residence, propet- ty or color. By the fourteenth article of their constitution it was provided that’ This constitution shall be submitted to the people for their adopti-n or rejection, on Monday the 27th of December next and on the two succeeding dayn” “And every person entitled to vote as aferes who from sickness or other causes, may be unable to at tend and vote in the town or ward meetings, assembled for voting uponsaid Constitution, upon the days afore. said, is requested to write bis name on a ticket, and to obtain the by peer upon the back of the same, of a person who has given in his vote, o# a witness thereto. And the moderator or clerk of any town or ward meeting, convened for the purpose aforesaid, shall r ceive such vote, oneither of the three days next su the three days before named, for voting for said utien.” During the bout nine thousand votes eceived from the hands of the voters in the open By the privilege granted to every and ell the friends of the Constitution, of bringing in to their meet- ings the nameg of voters, during the three following days five thousand votes more were obtained, making an ag- gregate of abcut fourteen thousand votes. ‘This Constitution, thus originating and thus formed, was subsequently declared by this Convention to be the rupreme Jaw of the lend. By iis provisions a govern- ment ja to be organized under it, by the choice of @ Gc- vernor, ators and jRepresentatives, on the Mon third Wednesday in April, also accord- By the provisions cf the “Landholders* Con: s the legal Constitution is called, every white tive citizen, possessing the freehold qualific: and over 21 ycers of age, may vote upon a residence of o} year ; and without any freehold, may vote upon a re: dence of two years, except in the case of votes for town taxes,in which cuse the voter must possess the frechold qualification, or be taxed for other property of the value of $150. By the ‘People citizen of the U: yeai the town where he votes for six month: mitted to vote, with the same exception as to voting for town taxes as is contained in the other Constitution. The provision therefore in relation to the great snb- ject in dispute, the elective franchise, is substantially the same in the two Constitutions. ‘On the 2ist, 22d and 28d March last, the legal Consti- tution, by an actof the Legislature, was submitted to all the persons, who by its provisions would be entitled to vote under it, after its adoption, for their ratification. It was rejected by a majority of 676,the number of votes led being over 16,000. ‘It is believed that many fre Rolders voted against it because they were attached to the old form of Eererament, and were ogainst any new Constitution whatever. Both parties used uncommon exertions to bring all their votes to the polls, and the re- sult of the vote wat, under the acruliny of opposing in. terests, in legal town meetings, that the friends of the Peopie’s Constitution brought to the polls probably not over 7000 to 7500 voters. The whole vote against the legal Constitution was about 600. If we allow 1000 as the number of freeholders who voted against the le; Constitution, because they are opposed to any Constitu- tion, it would leave the number of the friends of the Pe ple’s Constitution 7600, or one third of the voters of the Stace under the new qualification proposed by either Constitution. It seems incredible that there can be 14,000 friends of the People’s Constitution in the State, animated as they are by a mest extraordinary and enthusiastic feeling, and yetJ upon this trial, in ,the usual open and fair way of voting, they should have obtained but about 7600 votes. ‘The unanimity of the subsequent action of the legisla. ture, comprehending as it did both the great political parties, the House of Representatives giving a vote of 60 in favor of maintaining the existing government of the State aud only six on the ether side, with a unanimo votein the Senate; the w ofthe Supreme Court declaring thi ment to be illegal in allits stages, a majority of that court being of the demoeratic party, with other facts of asimilar character, have freed this question of a mere party character, and enabled us to present it asa great | constitutional question. ‘Without presuming to discuss the elementary funda- mental principles of government, we deem it our duty to remind you of the fact that the existing government of Rhode Island is the government that adopted the Consti- tution of the Unites ates, became a member of this Confederacy, and has ever since been represented in the Senate and House of Representatives. It is at this moment the existing government of Rhode Island, both de facto and de jure, and is the only government in that ‘entitled to the protection of the Constitution of the Constitution, “ every white male 1 States of the rge of twenty-one who has resided in this State for one year and in shall be per- which now calls upon the gene- nif the le- \jority of u: q existing government was, ‘s contended far by the ing perty, yet, upon their ‘own principle, ought not that majority in point of fact to be clearly ascertained, not by assertion, but by proof, in justify the generel government in withdrawing nd moral influence to prevent domestic vio- fied voters against That a demestic war of the most ferecions character will speedily ensue, unless prevented by a prom pression of ion here, cannot be doubted. relation to this we referto the numerous resolutions passed at meetings of the friends of the e's Constitution, and more especially to the Cumberland resolutions, herewith presented, and the affidavits marked——— and to repeat- ed ox ne of similar reliance upon the judgment of the Chief Magistrate of the Nation. All which a sabmitted by OWN WHIPPLE, JOMN BROWN FRANCIS, ELISHA R. POTTER. President of the United States. To his excellency, JOHN TYLER, Latest rnom Geyaquit. —Gayaqnil papers to the 13th of February been routed: The dates from Lima are to the 24th of January. Don Matas Leon, Minister Plenipotentiary from Pera ye e Republi¢ of Eeuador, for the adjustment of di a eners in respect te the boundary, and the ere of the debt claimed by Ex uador from Pera, cy a tarned to Lima without ace mon reg raked nee , see citar fateltigewee eonceraing the Bolivian South of Pera Wwono army inthe Price fwo Cents Theatrical and Jiusical, Baanam’s Concert was rematkably well attended on l'riday evening. He repeats it on Tuesday eve- ning next, and introduces the popular song of “ Gal- lop on Gaily.” This will be his last appearance. He is preparing to go to Cincinnati and the great West in a few days. ; Weer Lap —This is a very amusing light co cy—some good, some bad bits ia it—but altogetl: r worthseeing. Yet strange to say, the houses ure meagre. Sar ‘TooA.—We learn that the United States Ho- tel, at Saratoga, will open on the first of June. It willbe recollected that we published last winter an account of its conflagration—a vile hoax imposed upon us by some egregious blockhead. This splen- did hotel is now ine better state of preparation than ever it hasbeen. We are also informed thal the Congress Fountain is perlectly renovated. The pro- prietor had a fresh excavation made down to the rock from which it springs. The funnel through which it has flowed for many years past has got de- cayed, and fresh water had been admitted. Thia was the cause of its deterioration of late years. A new apparatus has been put in to bring it from the tock, and the spring bubbles up as fresh, strong, and energetic, as it did twenty years ago. ee Niato’s Garpex.—This resort of fashion is in a state ol rapid preparation forthe coming season. City Intelligence, Morr Arcas Ban Countenreite: Jack Williams alias English Jack, thief, pick pocket, burglar, &., and Thomas Henry, recently from Blackwell's Island, en- tered the store of James Moorehead, 331 Grand street, yesterday morning where Wiliiams offered a three dol- lar counterfeit noteon the Atlas Bank of Boston to be changed. Mr. M. told him it wes bad and that he must have known it before he offered it to him, when both rogues made preparation to mizzle. The ery of stop thief was raised and both of them were arrested rnd placed in a cab for conveyance to the Police Office. Of- ficer John Davis and Mr. John Brower entered the vehi- cle in company with Mr. Moorehead and the rogues, and while proceeding to the Police Office, Williams snatched the note from Moorehead’s hand and either swallowed it or threw it from the window of the cab. In the destruc- tion ofthe note, his object was to prevent evidence suffi cient to convict him, but unfortunately for his genius there are other complaints sufficient to pin him fast.— Henry may escape,as he alleges he met Jack by accident, and on asking him tolend him some money, he consent- ed, provided he would wait till he got the note changed, when they were both caught Orrosttion ro THe Boweny THatre.—A young gang of boys of all colors, recently opened a place for theatrical exhibitions in a cellar uder 108 Green street, price of aumission, three cents. On Friday afternoon, Mr. Thephilus Tappan, of 8 Waverly Place engaged two colored boys to aid him in moving some of his forniture, and before night they both cleared themselves, carrying offf ur pair of boots and two silver tea spoons mark- ed JS. He gave notice at the Upper Police, and ia the evening, Justice Taylor and officer Parker visited the above named place of popular amusement “ duced prices,” and there found one of the boys, named James Green, snugly seated among un audience of about fity, comprised of children trom six years of age to eld men of diaty, and of all colors and sexes. The boy Green, was locked up but his partner has not been caught. Sore a Pic anv Raw Aw. twelve” aman named William Bryan, while passing Burling slip, shouldered a pig—of lead—weighing seven ty-five pounds, and started off with it at a thief's pece— He was arrested by William Fogal, the preperty re- stored to its owner, Samuel G. Cornell, and the rogue deposited in limbo. Lavixc Pirx.—A wharf rat who says hie‘name is Kimmin, while snooping along the wharves erday laid f copper pipe u is shoulder t America on the screw dock, and started to carry it to some * fence” for hypothecation, when he was quietly, stopped and sent tothe Tombs for meditat —Yesterday about “ ban 4 name is Pete Williams—(not beef steak Pete, he’s on the Island)—was arrested in the streets on Friday night by one of the city watch ith pounds of sirloin becf in his possession, supposed to have been stolen. The way the meat was cut up and evaperated while in the Tombs was a caution to butcher boys. The Police all eat steak to-~tay. A Fouspuinc.—A male child about three weeks old, dressed in a spotted purple calico frock and cap with lace edging very long, was found in the hall of the house of Edward Gard, No. 476 Water street, on Friday night. He was taken to the Police Office and from thence to the care of the Alms House Commissioners where he was christened Oliver Twist Yours Beoixxens—Two boys, named John Robinson and Robert Burke, were caught on Friday night in the act of burglariously entering the dwelling of Mr. John Harrison, 197 Washington street. They were beth sent to the House of Refuge. Fink —The slarm yesterday about four o'clock pro- ceeded from the burning of the foundry corner of Le and Rivington streets, which was gbut partially in jured. U. $. Cireult Cour Before Judge Thi Arnit 16—The United Stat Si Harding —The defendents were master and first mate of the ship Henry Clay. The present trial hes occuzied two orthree days. It was brought in pursuance of an indict- ment found by the Grand Jury charging them with cruel and unusual conduct towards William Bonell, steward of the vessel, on a voyage from New Orleans to Cu thence to Europe. Bonell, it will be recollected, them in the Marine Court, a short time since, and ot- taire 1a verdict in his favor for $3000 damages. The crew have separated since then, but their testimony was taken de vene esse, and read on the present trial. In addition }, that of Bonell boy were new presented. — heir behalf by counsel. After an absence of about an hour the Jury returned a verdict of not guilty. For tue United States, Ogden Hofft Esq. fendants, Goo, Wilton, Jas, T. Brady and Fb. equs. riever and Wm. For de- Cutting, {The verdict in the Marine Court has been appealed from, and is to be tried, we understand, in the U. 8. Cir- cuit Court, to-morrow Later rrom Tex ip Neptune arrived at New Orleans, on the morning of the 7th -» bringing Houston press of the second, and Galveston papers cf the fourth. They contain g very important relati Mexico, except that the invasion by Arista with 14 n is regarded as certain. The Texian forces are eoncentrating on the Colorado, and the country is full of volunteer: irty, (rol nes, and hung. Weer Inpta Maits —Bark Arab, of Boston, hi been chartered at Havana, by the agent of the British mail steam 5! com anys te proceed to } probably in consequence ition of the steamships DR. FAWCETT, EMBER OF THE ROYAL COLL F SUR- MictoNs of! Jrondon and Edinburg Mand of ihe Medieri colle confines t Cottege ry ry it 0 a select bravch , rt Dr. F ii d by the ‘uptform eucceas attending hie m ¢ eure of vene ts, strictures, Seminal weakrers and mereuriel affect one, together wilh all ther with all ro" ymptoma whieh uadermi a treatment is its mode being ple’ sant tothe taste and smell, gentiy astrmges the f really admivea—bi of thestomach aud gives that proper iro: ity, what 2 prod tion requires. His treatise cn coustitutional ations on aes o all ite attendant #) mptome work can be obtained at D setor can be consult Letters post paid will re: ei 13 Im’ 111 BROADWAY —THE K (0.111 BI AOR? L DUPPE! ALOOND, ont Thames aed Brondrrmy on vhat the above ent he would particalar y ealf the atten {See Rie rer inate ts prepared en Reich thes sith ‘ oF the fact Urat he 1s prepared to fi = wi wn tom ven by themwelves from the bill of fare of the dav. Swit alwaye comprise a Variety of soups, ah o' the sea- Joniand anaes tment cf at least filty French ad pared dishes. wns pep he tee Borne clpen meals: iow, prea fe lortest motive and a ar. sor epotwill be ready e ‘ch day, at 10) ovcloek.a variety of lun- tock, P.M ,until which fangs ry rarity that the en ony he Saloone wilt be open beatnik gy pri city offer. ‘the patronage of merchants soln Ire every effort to made a wad benaty'8 et jocatm . renience ‘The subscriber sleo prow ives that the ecunom: thall nat be the least au'ractive feature of the aud Supper Paloone, JO# alsiwe