The New York Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD Vol. VIl.—-No, 427.—-Whale No. 2094. NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, ‘MAY 24, ‘1842. pe PACKETS. | RAILROADS & STEAMBO ATS. Price Two Cents, ‘ROM e ORK. ¥ yy ter, 29th May. > SER AN oseatin Wa yy ash'June. uo ONS Mab ath Authat, Ship SIDDONS, ‘b ‘Cobb, 13th June, Say Y iss Ship SID ‘i ‘Now York, with such’ Rhprovements 1y Pivith uuusual’ comfort for passengers. The ps masters, who will make eVery exertion to give gene ten Ns bie for 9 of Is Thee aips of th are signed therefor. but vessels of war. aa OF TINS INS peor se Sanh a Nem, Fork, orto JAS. BRO anlatters by the penlene will Su Caged’ cud tisha. ceseiagts cents per ounce, and newspapers L cent each. m7 ~ NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. (SECOND LINE.) ‘The ships of this Tine wil vero > New si ‘om the Istand Havre on the 16th of each month, as follows From New York. From Havre. The new ship ONEIDA, “Gist March G'isth Ap il Ist July 6th August James Pies Ist November? 16th December Ship BALTIMORE, Ist April 16th May ‘Captain Ist August 16th September Edwarl exe Ist Deceem'r? 16th January fort. bin pastas $100. "Passengers Will be supplied wit Quisite, with the exception of Wines and liquors. Goods intended f th seribers, free fro ther than the expenses red on them. For fretgior on passage apply ta a bei 9 Tomine B OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. — rom To ae York on the. 2th enti Bik goa Liverpool ‘ou the 13th A. Depeyster, 13th July. iddy, 13th August. h September, class, upwards of 1100 tons, built wn in the arrangement of their -accommod rice of passage hence is $100, for whieh ample stor be provided. ‘These ships are commanded by ex; the captains or owners of the ships will be resp »nsi- ser Tuk passel or padengoa cit Wy taent, union ve line will hereafter go armed, and their pecu- iar construction gives them security not possessed by any other tah © Getober sels will be forwarded by the | HARNDEN & CO—GERMAN AGE} seribers respecthitlly au have receatly made with at Anniver forthe poutine 2 NERAL CONTINENTAL AC as tha place, far the tart or Poeeenlie Busiooss, and for faeititatin: eotine beereen th the sub- which they v. msul is_at only, 18 homrs in the immediate viet Ones tly comnects he ts jlucatiin affords the warded by the Belgian. ste, 7th of June next, and will generally c the return of the same steamer, which wilh leare Antwerp On the Lott Ju ters of German} books are particularly requested HARDEN & co. New York, May 17th, 1842. POMEROY C O. ALBANY, BUFFALO AND GHiGaco EXPRESS. are now running atexular Expre from Albany and Buffalo, and th ORWARDING, at, low tates, wit most speed, regularity and safety, choice Goods, Spee Notes Important Papers and Valuable Packazes— to the negotia ion or payment 4 Exchange, Not , ‘Acceptances, Acco sonable per centage—exetute orders for the pure Merchandise, Produce and Manuf ranater, col scription, ngersonally, in the tewns on hrough: Messrs. HARND! aN « CO's EXPRESS to NewYork and Boston THAW! tw and from B: rm: perfect communication t cities, for the negotiation And transaction of all mercantile an professional b: ness, remittances, exchanges ferences—| as W. leott Watts Sherman, ‘A: D. Fatchin, ‘Wouk' Leer dames Taylor, Phoodore Olcott, Albany ‘Asencies—Bennett Jacks & Hawley. Utica 5 TA. Smith, Syracuse G. hy Aubara § J. Fargo, Geneva; J. Shepherd, ©. Canandaigua ; David Hoyt, Roche ster; Johi Kenster, Lockport; JA. Clark, Batavia Thomas Blo es FI V ORLEANS. LOUISIANA AND EW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. . ss 1 3 ie teu desvateh a ship from this port on the Ist, 5th Buh ing. until May, when regular days will be ay maj Will be prevented Sing. th shir will coaasmence 1 ment ¢ Shp YAZOO, ein in Conca ell. hp fs ship ML vive ota Tiliard. fouisy unt. ARARSPE: Cy pain Miner. :, Captain, ) MEMCMIS, Captain Knight. Ship LOUISA, Garis Mulford. ‘These ships were all built an the city of New York, Cuevene ween d put in splendid order, with aceomm ea seuaiied for comfort. ‘They are commanded ced masters, who will make every exertion to give fa Taey will at all times be towed up and y for packets, are of light draft of water, wiy capper for passe: by exrerienced neral satisfaction. ow tLe Mlaseateri by stonthont ble for jewelry ates precious stones or fir ay Jette them, unless. regular bills taken for the same, ingle thereon erent, aseaue or Freight ore OTT INS & CO..56 South st. oF Offpans, phe» val mptly forward all goods to f ie vertiged, and great care will be taken to have ly measured. Bae > ach month, commencing the, 10th Getober and cont pou ol wi hereb: t de! and di biol Th ips will be responsi- ver or plated ware, parce! or mage. = sent oo or pat on HivbLik &WwoobRure, Agent in New ine are warranted to sail fence STEAM bape re rege oP BETWEEN ANTWERP 'D NEW YORK, VIA—SOUTHAMPTON. belisialy STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN, |. Beane, C of depanare of tis wa-knows paren have been an ged ns fillowa s ‘ia’ Oa'th cadens On ath} May Maye aid, On ma tawe ime i eg me Piles. of eaaoage;.moais pol Tocsded.fee. Bon tharged whe n partaking of the same, Phe price of passace to either of the above ports can also be cinneilit preferred, with meets sud stewand’s fees ineluded for 15 cents, exclusive of wines. ‘An experienced Surgeon accompnic For freight or passage, of any further he ship." » Fo—Steward's fees, $2 62a. ‘The meals mel be fe ei seta out ng aa ot @ Gomis heal: to Oop bos munuer, and at fixed and moderate prices, passengers being ouly tic aon, ly to tie He MALL, Agents, av26m*r 41 Beaver stree IMPORTANT TO WESTE RELIANCE PORTABLE IR ‘This improvement in tran lords to Western Mer- chaps peel advantages he seul bog carefully parked 2 the Uonls at. our warehouse, No. 365 Market sweet, are onr- ried over ‘the Columbia an a Portace Railways eh tar pinent,. Careful éaptaios and crews ate employed, who take seitire of the woods af Pnijade}was a fabitiy of lors ngers forwarded to Pittsburg and Pottsville, eve- H. STORKS, Agent, al23m* 7 Washington street. lelvhia, and conti jelays and the ry day, Sundays excepted. cM MERCHANTS. For the Transjortation of Goods between Philadelphia and RAILROAD NOTICE, MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. NEW sane al a TPHE, NEW JERSEY Railroad, and ‘Trang bave established a Freight Line Brunswick and New York, which they intend to run perme ke Su . w Brunswick at 5 A.M Mg Hh ce Ho x i) and the feot of Liberty street, New You wees "loslers nnd snenthane tha. above sable fo eedy and Cheap convey! ‘of every description, and more particularly w Drovers and , Yo can have. 10 head of cade con i between New Brunswick and New York, whenever required. fates fr the trusporation, of cattle, horses, mules, cheer, bogs, ke. gpd. all Otvet Kips off merobandiee are very prices, ine is not subject to any extra crossing the 4 ere Company have. “feted ap a a large Brunswick, adioining the Railroad Depot. whi which yeh watt any Deopwa for the ree of merc! ers purchasing their tickets ‘at the ticket effec, | xill receive ferry tickets gratis, FREIGHT AND ap ASSAGE TO “Birrs- ini fap ee aah The tors of Binghain’s ‘Pransportatyin, Line te arg sive ratice tothe Merckens of Rowe Yorke al ober varsina ‘shiprig to the West, that their Tine is Wow in actin nas (or sent to go in their ined for the Weste cartons a Pisani a] consigned to them please’ consign t to Willian Bi wi ie Bixofasts No. 8 Weat screh, opposite N. a <n to Re ‘Gre American Fur Co.; 8. T..Ni Front street ; ithe ets, & wh ek ee » Sw a & Co; tts To 4 grea’ afternoons, at 5 o'clock. bs 4 passage or iretsht, apply on hoard, or Atthe chee on the ox Sout hit B.—All_ kinds of property takeu Sis at the Tak othe ‘ ae thereof, "ANDY WALES. ERSONS. desirous of Baking rn, Apia to eimigrate from the Old who maj ‘ountry to t i has always been customary 4. this those settled for decline coming out, 0 faded, without any deduetion. Passage per wr steamer various ports land and Scotland, can likewise be se- ("For Aarther particulars appl *g y MPSON, Old Established AMUEL «bier ira Peal C, GRIM#iAW kco. azzas, Liverjoo drafty at sight, and for Poms one ational Bank of Teland, Norther: Fink: o., National Bana of at Re ie] also, on R. C. Glyn Crimekaw & C., Laiverpoot R HAVE Gite, superion Trench Bri VEDE, Coot eh a 2 Leach Li LAS, John B, Pell, master, BOYD & HIINUKEN, Agevts, No.9 Tontine Building. ‘will 'stobd. to soapy alk’ bach 'comrertansne witht is, should be marked distinctly on enca package NE. hit, on Laer hele ht, ‘Which are an Jor as Be H [rasengers forwarded to Pitsburg an A" rowsviite every Andi Se a fee py mye fot foot of The Ne r B ay 5 ey Ba Ts ie os Pe arstss y and Satur to seenre for them despateh and ph ace commodations, will find it their interest to apply t9 the air seribers, who ave at all ties prepared to make snch arranye- isbrction. ‘The vesscle composiag one of which leaves L wsequently all delay at the port of embarkation bx 3 a cia eas | SS | Ga ak De | } jj & i Fe Perot Us dellowlog Hupkcior aeees Ginn with the Stonington and Providence, and Boston and Pro- Vidence Railroa One ¢ New York daily, ($ cepord) “trom 1, North River, Battery Place, orelock, P. M Fare to Boston jo. %@ Deck eC, as ne pANCEMENT, The NARRAGANSET, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and vs, for Stonington, The MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, for Stonington Ming between 3 ew York and Newport, the steamboat trains op at Wickford long enough to leave and receive passen- 2 cht taken at the following much reduced rates :-— 0 Boston, om. goods weighing forty pounds or upwards to the cubic foot, ash > perton, and on measurement goods 7 cents per foot. To Providence, on measurement goods 5cents pet cubic foot, and specific articles as per tarif to be obtained at office 22 Broadway. n31 6m OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBAN roe REDUCED! ! saan 50 conte-—Berths Reon AKEN AT REDUCED. PRICES, commodious Stennboat W. TON, Captain J. M. Bi arrangements to change h W Fork, will hereafter leave the foot of Re jew York, every Monday, Wednesday, and, at5o'elock, and Albany,’ day turday auternoo ata O' at the foot, of Hammond. strect, Newburgh, Kingston Point, Catskill and Huon, ai ORI ATA FAR STATEN {SLaNb Baty. | a Foot of Whitehall street. ‘The steamers STATEN ISLANDER aad SAMSO. will ran as follows, until further notice ves New York. Leaves Staten Island c o'clock a, a. A& 8 o'clock 4, a. Se a ee we B. All good 7 “1 to be. particu ied, and are a Pad aga T. POWELL & CO,’S LINE. i FOR NEWBURGH, landing a6, © ELUS, WEST TOIN TK th C ED BHHUNG. The steambon HIGHLAN Bene see face of Weargs est Thursday and Baturday atersoons € obert Wardro New York, every Mond at co’elock. Returning, 0 he Jergilandes will leave Newburgh Go’elock, and Tuesday and Friday Fer fre he or massage, at" by to the « captain on board, i ont ~~ RETRENCHMENT THE — ORDER OF THE DAY TTHE Subscriber, with a view of me the times, hms. nade. arransements whereb ford be nation to furnish exrments of to compete cheapest,(on the ready mone y77 iy) whike he Pences STineat te poeritan erase” cdma nce and prnetuality which for the last fifteen years has carter zed has establishm tlemen are referred to the annexed list of prices, with the assurance that the artictes, enumemted be eq and raed to the mont costly, oon coats of ‘ey wool Byed cloths $18 to 34. cassia 8 to 10, sonia’ variety, ‘3 50 to 5 50, ie to furnish theirown materials can have their garmeate made and teimined in the same atyle of elexnace, to the abor. Re abeork, Tone fnonry gone of he moet fone ne th u tablishment. 61 Nassau street, aiden fae gasortinaut of Ch a Pee ES Wi ceeit te Somes loan assortment of new foods, which he wi y Faria, eng now fn correspondence” with the first houses ot MEE Wiper, by the goodness of tha, clethen,: ihe, ously of khe goods, and his moderate prices, to give satisfaction to those who woukl honor him with a call, and to obtain more and more the trust with which he has been honored heretofore. ary MACHINE POETRY. Tinian” Cloth, $00 various for th % Inala youll Bud no other Fallon’ So sure to plesseyou ss AW: pebuer. road MARTIN’S Cash Tafloring Establishment, Is Removed to 164 William street, corner of Ann street, TLE subscriber, im anaounging the above to his friend apd | re the publ es leave to return thanks for liberal patronage: bestowed on him at his fermer place of bu i nae and asaaivs them that avery aztiele ordered of him sh ts heretofore. be cut, made, and trimmed inthe neatest sod most stylish ‘mannet. ‘The ‘materiale, the newest and best in the market, aud at a positive ing of Wper ceut. Strangers are reqnested to call Gentlemen who p ing their own cloth &e., can have them made en trimmed in. the style that has given gueh general satisfaction during the last four years. Every garment warranted to. fit, and made by the best workme: the follow- #7 to $e @ sWod “175 to 2 0 «99 to Il OO No garments ready made—all made to onder, and a suit Recensary, ja 81 hon over E. MARTIN. JUST RECEIVED, A RICH and hin nergment cas Stocks, Se: sth, Crayats, nen and Ki ‘Linen and Mu lke, pende: ti shi b . Soeaphick Srigie giet eee ees Be tic Stocks can be Artis. TE, mais = rover alto ree. MOVAL. _ PHILLIPS’ oat TAuitNs ESL aw, wet. Is removed from. 145, Brovdwa to No Aver hrue OMY IN GENTLEMEN’S BRFSS, | Ny) Garments of a most Elewant and Fashionatte hid ot asuvicy 4! 18 yer cent for cash han ap y that the length the extensive yatonage stent voucher for his capaislit . being connected with an extensive cloth establishment in Euroyp he confidently axeets that he can furnish ciothes which, ou come sasigon, wi ound tower than any other heave making up i test deseriy "8 THLILLIPS: 7 Astor Howe, Broedway ee . Howe & Godda ‘agents, aud my F GEORGE Ww. DAWSON s Wholesale and Retatl Furniture and General Fur- nishing Warehouse, No. 67 Chatham street, cor- ner of Duane street, New York. HERE he koops for sale a lane assoriment of the follow- » Office and Pos wate Desk in Bedsteads, Beds, B ts, i Cloth, “Matting tis, Bedsteads, Cot y other establishment in this cour Dumber are bow i operation in many whom reference PERSSE & BROO! nf many.of the. best mls KS, Paper W rehouse, i Cases, ‘Looking 7 vaand Piee Tables, ‘Hire fons, Wash Stats, Burcau Bedsteads iso, 8 alan aqnertinay, of men and wome: GE H. DE ‘0, 138 Canal Strect, opposite the jor to acquaint his friends and the ew and popular mus piments for guita compose umusic | 's Wearing Ap- church, has the offered to the rt a ox ha shoretarnitowe Shipping orders panctually attended to and packed on the ‘on reasonable terms, vessels, constantly on hand. ‘AMMorden to the above’ reece will be punctually at- given for Swcond Hand their Riveine syepes at and ToHeee instruments, LAW REPORTER f ct in all its various ph ey - id thankfully reece highest prices wil , and Gentlemen's and Ladies! east off Clothing. ‘NOTICE TO BUYERS 1 OF CABINET FUR ae eauls welll agpeae tate nu mn the case of Kasson (wile full che July number. tomtloue the lies ts which will ren ranbhe to every business man, its a month for sue volume, aud offers a fasorable rg Y, re co. a portumcy to subserie for the work. BY my ~ a and Tassels, and every be made ii the latest article attached to curtains, whi rom eatterns lately rece \. B. Pacticular attention paid to the reeas, and other fancy articles, ith embroider, i WASHID EE! ting up of Qriomans, KOVER, Fancy Cabret Maker, Mathe -al Instrament Case Manufacturer, 269 W r ries ofa st perior make, ape thermom- 8 pri and Show Bills, and rt notice, On ae all desari pions de chests, surveyors rod: v * gue rotyp apparatus y work, made o any lengt and make Hs anid workmanship, warrante A ming card late , Blanufucturers, asd Draggists’ Labels, constan BRO NTON eat 0. ue’s Estabbishment, between Do- “Rei Messrs. KT & G. W. Blaut, c: eile Water street and Bu <# ‘W STORE of Rich Cut next EN to com tensive assortment of Papwr Hangings, Borders, S ost approved. patterns and styles, s which they offer to dealers at the net manufac? ito’ the city and ety of French Paper, Borders, Fire vacked to go in ity and e y part of the COMmtrY all ary Hat 33 John street “CHINA GLASS AD EARTHENWARE. Porcelain Dinner Servic "hemspaihiste is now © ASTOR HOU cond London edition, with Popular. ¢ Joneiieratinie ov Homepathia—by Wm. Cullen Bryant, Eau, belivere York Homepathie per dozen, fiom ontains an expositio BOOK BINDING PAPER RULIN IRELAND, No. 120 Nawsan street, havi + stock of Binding Tools and Ruling M fatest and most approved patte i all orders in the most durable Saeitnates iishdled, OF the finest discription tsox dozens, at the low Just opened, a handsome RS) sale of Simpson's Ear Comets, for, he CHEAP HARDW AR E ST ORE. "ARE AND CUPL rivals fom Bicminiitun aud. S T ©. "ASIC PRIC. To tlw with age sxamination of it a nt they wall find it to Uieir interest RED F. AGRAVE HATS! HATS! “HATS | WN & CO'S One Price Hat Store, wholesale Andie T ITALIAN W WOODFORD, 60 1, 179 Chatham Square, comer of M W. WOODFORD, 66 Cat beauty, durability aud economy are eombii selves with Blinds: 1 paintings ever offered in leasure now to of It Drapery’ Boriered and Screl aie Landscapes at the Low py B.—In consequence o ci Jooking for No. 6S OF BOOK SAFES of differes nt m: akers, ha these Hats to the toa oe ed the ultimatum: mromiceed Ce tae BOWERY, EAST SIDE—J, M, TIC Bowery, has remodelled, ‘with a brilliant assorement of Hats of the latest 4 Me otfarsto,the public an article which he is con! ty or durability, or for econom in the order of recommendation is not portance to the buyer. wery quality from the Beaver to the ‘on the most reasonable terms. C. ality and latest patterns, Call and examine at M. Tie it Salamander ‘Su r , tacether with the Commit ve surpassed eithy Efcoupmy, althoush fas the Subscriber, the ouly place inthe city where Wilder's mander Safes van be had. Cheats of ober makers, such as have been taken in part pay ment for the Salamander, for sale at less than half o ef only $5; an elegant fine ¢ Moleskin Hat, _DRY GOODS, &c. SHIRTS. fer the most approved French HIRTS made to orler ‘Gentlemen's Gan order at the shortest notice nen’s Furnishing Store 67 and 69 Maiden lane, corner 025 1 WILLIAM COLLINS. THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL AND DIAPER PIN. lela for mye in the nureor WATCHES , AND, _JEWELRY, owe Soeeriey ments of all descriptions made (0 Lag even Vas Wey ad lower tan at any. Soe y one of the finest we mperter of Watch ‘vil street, up stairs. . He treet, ‘ork, and by the paten- | nie laren Brookiyh, Misouh end wacdle c stores, and dealers in faney articles, amy plied on liheral terms. * STRAW GOODS. BENNETT, importer and manufacturer of Italian and English Straw Goods, respectfully: informs hjs customers that he has removed his establ tga Platt, to 39 John street, where and extensive astorement of lad SRS. MORTIMER & i a Jewellers hee “ruspectfully to | establishment in wn closed on the first day stock of jewelry, pl on, mesa pleut plated sondt; cutle: wa at and winder prinie costs es to keen a splendid ' fashionable Straw, Goods, ally redus k, Hh Danstables, Italian Teathands, fine ‘Tuserrs, on sale at ation cost, for cash or a short old and silver waches, gold ehains, pencils, ri pins and rings, unset diamonds, paste sta rman silver ware of ev cards and in dozens, pen of table eutle ooth picks, pickle Fancy Shellwi “Also atively new atic, the, White Siberian Hair Bounet, for the sammer—it, surpas tyles as yet intro- I the di ed being extremely light, beautiful, ‘white and.dursble. 4 im TO THE LADIES ERY _GOODS—The_ proj hter of the celebrated Carl Pit iar eoacacier: Plated earrings, chains, Fie Me 8-KING MILL! A Maiden lane. VED, 7p. AIRE WAI trade, never as yet presented to. th W: heapness of the al CAPOTTE, pee ey N Frat SILK om ie Pa Y NEW. ‘AND "ORIGINA Nt i's Lawn Hats do do—Aa entire new style o valle te ‘MODINE poneraat ELSSLER Parisianand English aa STRAWS, of the finest tex- ment Consists Ey the follow AT, ms connecte: glass, ‘itt therr sstablihes ot w tmowed from Xp 20 Gatlemen desirous patente ives the respectfully invited to call ye found an. gurivalled assortment of the above men: ned oan which will be disgosed of om the most reasonable = wes, cut glass, gilt elem, cat Sa solicits the Inties to favor her with a a and examine her e! for themselves, before purchase elsewhere, as it i to therm in price andl a great ady 3 3. BING. Senin M aii ERY GOODS. JARL KING, the well known and cel brated Millinery and | aa ei Majesty the NOTICES. axy Rai. Roan New Yorx ann At Office No. Park Pisce: nto the ately of the New | pint. the vari n Monday i rohnert cad apenat 10 o'clock, M., and continne M. neat Hat Manntnetny ce “v9 the Ladies that he has and fashionable assortment of Ladies’ Strew Hate a mannidetnred tos tar COPTAGE, Soe Flare around mas tint Hats ore maile of ix of the Ure Albert Straw in Straw and Sitk . /ORPOTATIC pe prblic suction at the hy nd the front. ‘The elegant patterns, of the city of New ¥ iiay, the 26th day of June next, at 12 o'clock, noon, niutied from day to day until the whole of the anid property chat! ov «Wd: and that the detailed Log png of the taxes and reperty ta ra int ‘New B Beidte Pand published tn the eft ‘ i A. BMITH, HEN VICTORY db; pellksert oPliw newer Hen, a newspaper Jowers to correspond. «may call at No. 50 fe, fresh imported. ‘Trim Se who wish to convince Bei near Broadway, aud 17 MISCEL BANEOU S._ inissa A —The subscriber n ‘above lescription, of the fi Skin and ithe latest style, a Gendlersen who have been’ in ve inferior ariccles are re from ten to twenty per © a sin the neighborhood and a pair of lasts kept for each customer, andsome yet wasy fit. oustantly on haud, @ Inrae asso CENTS TS BI HORUANR? ti Funny, Blippers, Se, ii anally Jaw GLORGE W. vonbuan, HOUSE, SIGN ere 18 no diftculty a of fashionable, rea ft al if Boots, Gaiters, SI NS, 1M Fulton st., "Beeween N assent RTED GAITERS jon; French boots and. patent leather gaiters, walking shoes y Meng” and boys! cheap boots: fromm $32 7h, s + pair, Mens’ shoes 7s to aud 126 per Sh OE Fy and $1, and warranted go0 . misses and childrens’ gaiter booth, buckskins, wal kine IT colors and sizes, Iatest fasion, ents to $1, good ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, CORNEK OF WALL AND WATER STREETS, Block Letter 8i igus executed in the best manner, severely rid fe has as a commend the patentee can roi yeeimens of Kalsomine. Paint po lens an enumerat ¢ most prominent are Boys shoes to 75 cen fages supertuous 5 toons Jes a 42 Canal sere it R and at 205 Canal st, north-weert ent, more luminous arid 4 Fey are applied without nyurions effect upon ME coming Colors are more perm agreeable to the @ SCHOC he Semmary of the ona tnd ODeherty 2 Dowopes for nthe reger SSUES | , be washed when soiled, ace: ctually attended to at the KALSOMINE PAINT DE} 364 Broadway, comer Fran HE NOTES of the M ew june are purchased at 14 ‘all street, by BA (Correspondence of the Herald.] Dunas, 2d May, 1842. The Com Billi has at length passed, and before you receive this letter, will be in full operation.— Whatever its future influence in controling the mar- kets, and ensuring a cheap supply of bread to the British public, it ean scarcely be expected to etlect any very sensible alteration for the current year. To the Englishman it may afford some change ; yet of this I have my misgivings, while certain it is, th any reduction in the price of agricuitural produce in the British markets which it may bring about, will be of most injurious consequences to this part of the empire. We cannot afford a depreciation of our only staple, and for which we are toreceive no pos sible equivalent ; for it matters little how cheap so- ever bread may be among us, as the causes which produce such a result necessarily reduces the monied resources of our people, and lessens the means of its ready procurement. ‘To us * cheap bread” signifies starving and no bread, with the consequent evils of a destitute population. The condition of my coun- trymen, I regret to state, is very far from being good. It might be better did they know or care to avail themselves of the many advantages which they nevertheless possess. A mild and wholesome climate, with a generous and_ productive soil, that seldom fails to reward man’s industry and labor ac- cording to the measure of exertion he y bestow on its cultivation, Our sot disant lit who af- fect to entertain a mighty sympathy with the middle and productive classes, web beginning to see matters with a very altered vision. They have at length opened their eyes, and reluctantly admit the evils that must result to this country by any diminution of protec of agricultural produce in the English markets ; but their mouths were closed during the entire progress of the bill through Parliament.— ‘They dared not speak, or bow, to publicly dissent from a measure which they retly sa es but which they were the mos* earnest in supporting a short while ago. There is not a more perfect or craven slave in the world ae the generality of your out-and-out liberals of t! untry ; who, the mo- ment that they are ch to the chariot-wheels of the multitude, » d th or privilege of thought, as t nining for themselves i matter of national concern, but are com) wn the stream, however fe- tid the curre r giving ex ion to any nion, to h the reproac ssed insul es, the hali- « of those who may surround them. | The popular ‘* hurrah” is ever ready to cry them down—their motives are assailed—their tooesty called in question, and he must be a man out of many to vr re the expression of any altered views or « litical notions, and hon to live in peac ntry, eve ehe has drawn his first he isbound by every tic or forn The tation in this country has been leti 1 of the very few men of any respec station—together with the great bulk of tle ¢ satho ic pr tion of the middle classes, who lend their sanction to the very senseless and ineffectual proceedings of the present repeal association, which calls itself par peers the “Loyal Repeal Association ir land,” seeking to effect a repeal of the legislative union between this country and England, which ep still led on by Mr. O'Connell, a man no doubt of very extraordinary intellect, and comprehensive mind, but who has long since outlived his useful- osed rish ¢ the present paul mea- , to which he has been ntal in ‘ide, at ness fo his country, which he has jaded anc ad nauscam with ‘his everlasting theme of “ Grievances,” includ; sure of ‘Ti an assenting party, if not mainly instrum imposing its burthens upon the country. Ve are alltolerably well satisfied at thi our share of the additional taxes required in the pres act Med Sale y of grow! has, Company—the “co: coniented—the ultra liberal see of Irish ills in the entire list, with which Mr, O* middle or lower classes of his fellow countrymen. ‘Troops are every where on their march ‘to the outposts, either to embark for India, or China, or to supply the place of those already on their way. Re- eruiting both for the army and navy, throughout every part of the country, ae received an additional larly add val of the accounts of our late disasters the loss and massacre of our roofs stimulant since my last, I might, part ately beensome talk of c ing out the Irish mi son the different posts in England; but this, I rather think, will depend upon our future relations with your government, and whatever necessity may arise to send further, troops toCanada, The stan- dard height for men in theBritish line has been aS rls 0 ced one inch, atthe same time that the vesse our nay) , especially those for foreign or d service, ave been well supplied, and any deficien- cies in their crews filled up with young, active and able bodied landsmen. _ All our men of war in com- mission are provided with a full war complement, both of men and stores, yet all appears quiet in po- litics at this side. But'it is the stillness which pre- cedes a storm—while each looks to that point the compass from which the first gust may proceed. The acquittal of Alexander M’Leod diverted atten- tion from your side, and left us to hope fora long subsisting peace between the two countries; but the affair of the Creole, as well as the right of search with what appears the very untenable position ass med by your government in both cases, has awa- kened apprehensions that it is to be eden may never be realised. There isa universal feeling in this country as in England, on the slave question, that would not fail to unite all parties in sup je of any administration that may be involved in_ hostili- ties in carrying out the principles of Negro freedom, The late decisions of the highest legal authorities in the House of Lords, the official declarations of Lord Aberdeen to your minister,prevents the possibility of this government receding one single step on either point, Whether ornot youms ¥ adopt the same views on a further consideration of these vexed and embar- rassing questions will depend the future amicable re lations of the two countries,bound by so many subsis- ting ties of self interest, and mutual good, to ab from all angry collision, and which cannot f prove disastrous to the ‘well being of both is expected here in softening dow Mech re 'y bringing to an amicable close, the nat eabewtarky difficulties (and these unfortunately are many) be- tween the two countries, through the instrume: tality and timely intervention of Lord Ashbu: ton. May he be snecessful,is the sincere and prayer of the well wishers of the peace and happi- ness of both nations, in this part of the werld ; buat Lhave strong doubts on this head, and much fear that you will find, that Lord Ashburton’s instruc tions will scarcely permit him to exercise any rea- sonable discretion in the most important matters at issuc. Tehould be loath to say, that the real object in sending out his Lordship, has been to gain time, until France may throw aside her jealonsies,and be- come an assenting party, by her Tatificatic of the le treaty bet the great Haro pean Pow- ding a mutual “right of search,” to which States hae so peremptorily ‘refused its “iescence. ‘The anticipations of my former letter as to emi- gration on anenlarged scale from this country, you will find more than realised. Already has it setin with wnwonted rigour from various parts of Ireland, particularly from the counties of Lougth and Meath, where the tenantry are of a more comfortable an independent clase, who are bidding farewell to fn- ter their fortunes in the wilds favored country. They are tion of our population, and ish thet pate for them all oa but the therland, seeking to be! and fastenings of you all of the better deser few, if any, that do not possess capital Teould ani chances, as you are aware, are sadl It may, perhaps, be difficult in the Art assimilate them to your habits, to your t them. void—improve their notions of frugality—secure to them the fruit that rewards patient industry and perseverance, and above all, teach them the value and importance they should attach to the proper hus- banding of their time; but which it most be admit- ted, few of them know how te sufficiently 4 aperr ciate. A Wirr Mvaperep.—Mrs. Julian Moore, of Henry county, Indiana, died recently and was bu ried, under circumstances that created strong su picions that she had been poisoned by her husband, and on the second inquest held over her bod PO gon was found in her stomach; whereupon I hilap Moore, her husband, anda girl named Amanda Eames, between whom a guilty connection was believed to exist, were committed to take their trial for causing her death by poison. Baitimore, [Correspondence of the Herald.) Baurimorr, May 22,5 P. M., 1812. Mr. Eprror : 1am happy to inform you that the; difficulty be- tween the Hon. Messrs. Stanly and Wise has been amicably adjusted, without resort to arms or the spilling of blood. You may rely upon this informa- tion, as Ihave it from an undoubted source. The friends of both parties have been in our city for some days negotiating. Some of them are here yet. Thus has a most unpleasant quarrel been brought to a favorable terminus, it is hoped, for all concerned. There willbe no fight you may rest assured. The whole matter will probably be pub- lished. I have just seen a gentleman from St. Louis, from whom I obtained direct information of the brutal murder of L. W. Boggs, Ex-Governor of Missouri, on the 6th instant. He was shot in the head while sitting in his parlor with his family, and expired immediately. Six large buck shot entered the ll. ‘The exeitement it produced in Independ- the place of his residence, was immense. Yesterday continued _unple sant unul towards three o’clock, P. M., at which time the troops in “Camp Baltimore’ were reviewed by Governor Thomas. They made a very fine display. A sham fight was gone through with, which had a sublime and imposing appearance. Thousands of persons were out to witness it. The ee still continued in encampment to-day. ev. Dr. Wyatt preached to them in the. Saar. though the wea- ther was ratber untayorable, To-morrow there will be a general review, when On soorrement will be broke up, and the wearied soldiery take up exchanging the tented ficld for the domestic fire-side. Our cit is still crowded with strangers, whom we shall welcome as long as they see fit to remain. The Ravelsdid a tolerable business at the Holliday. Not having visited the Front Street, | am unable to say how Wemyssdid. ‘The races at the Kendall course closed quite briskly on Saturday. Yours, Ropenick. Textan Navy.—We have the pleasure of noting the arrival in our harbor of two fine schooners be- longing to the Navy of our sister republic, Texas. ‘These vessels are a part of the squadron under the command of Commodore Moore, who is now in New Orleans with his sloop, of war Austin, and af- ter transacting some business there for his’ govern- ment, will also-visit us. We give below a list of the officers attached to these vessels, and can truly say they are as gallant a set fellows as ever set iesthood, and propor- he country. A kind of under- wever, been set up by O'Connell and the mendacious and dis- against the projected imposition of a further duty of one shil- ing per gallon on Irish whiskey, the one only item mnell could hope to add to the discontent of the , and sending them to garri- nce, to e and proverbially “go-aliead’* system, orin the first year ortwo to reconcile them to your extremes of climate, exceptthe young and those whose characters are still to be made. Yes, a few years will fill up this foot on our shores: ¢ San Antonio, Seven Guns.—Wm. Seeger, Lieut. 5 Ist Lieutenant; W. I &. Maury, Purser; R. TH Odell, W. TL Alled, in, Midshipmen ; A. H. Jen ©. Brown, Boatswain ; E. C Phillips, Gunner. San Bernard, seven _guns.—D. TH. p, Lieut, J. P. Dansing, Ist ‘taeet C. B. : F. Ste- rgeon; H, reambal, Masti rts Assistant ye A. ‘mith, Midshipmen D. Doyle, Captain's Clerk ; ; Thos. Potts, Boatswain ; D. Terry, Gunner. Mace Cruger, of South Carolina, Adjutant of the Galveston Regiment, passenger. Weare also reque ted to state that the vessels are undergoing repairs.—Mobile Advertiser, May 16. avat.—List of the officers on board the United 's frigate Congress, now lying at Portsmouth, Capt. P. ton ; 2d Hioutenants R. S. Brownin nant, E.G. Til- ng ; $4 Lieuten- ant, J jillis; 4th Lieutei ant, ‘I’, A Jenkins; bihLieutenant, At. Bache, Jr.; 6th Lieutenant, D- D. Porter ; Acting Master, 4.8; Patterson ; Surgeon, 1 uith ; Purser, B. J. Cohoone ; 2d Lient. Ma- son ; Midshipmen, Ap 7A Nelson, k k ingle ; Acting Midshipmen, W. HL. Rie! « H. lly, taton, 1). P. McCorkle, W. 8) Smith, F. 8.’ Fillebrown, L. P. Ash- mead, W.B. Brown, J. L. Friend, 5. H. Upshur, G. B. Harrison, W. R.. Mercer, C. C. Bay- ard; Professor of Mathematics, J. Pearce, Jr. 3 Captain’s Clerk, James Tilton ; ‘Boatswain, Wm. Burns; Gunner, Win, Burton ; Carpenter, "James Magill; Sailmaker, Geo, D, Blacktort. Navav.—Extract from a letter dated at Singa- pore, January, 1842 :—‘ The U.S. brig Oregon, Lt. Comdt. Carr, and U, S. brig Porpoise, Lt. Com. R ingeald arrived at this gy on the 23d ult. ‘The \ » Vincennes, Capt. Wilkes, commanding the Exploring Expedition, and a schooner, had viously arnved at Manilla, and would ina few sail for this port. All the above ships are attached to the Exploring Expedition, and are now on their return tothe United States, after an absence of more then three yearsand a halt ‘The U. 8 ships Con- tellation and Boston also are in port, and will soon sail for Macao and the Pacific Ocean. All well.” Farrington THE SwrxpLeR aGatxn.—The last Gal- lipolis Journal advises that the Court sentenced Farrington to three years in the Penitentiary upon the conviction for embezzlement, which we noticed several dayssince. Farrington has been also tried upon the indictment for for ery, in which the Court in Bank granted a new tal id found guilty, on which he is sentenced to the Pentientiany for three years in addition to the other sentence. There were several other indictments againsthim, which were dismissed by the Prosecuting Attorney. -MISCELL ANEOUS. 0 AMATEURS OF HORSES.—The dersiged terved Ae Rnunber of years Germany naan fer of cary. where e spent mac ein t jome rienee in this business cables him. to say that he. canetrutg a y mil fry otc othe: having well t fide their horses m4 my care lease apply to 14 Leoward street, between Centre and fin streets. F. WREDE. i New Orleans for the you Ko to tender you my most sinc Teg manner in which you have the West.” I consider mary exercises in the have no goubt, if honored with thei as rmost iIfal and accomplished trainers and riders I have yet ir patronage will give them eq satisfactyon. w ith my best wishes for remain, Reg your fudtire welfare and success, L Your obedient servant, 11 LEW _New Orloans, March 16, 1842. width aie REFRIGERATORS. ne thoroughly tested, ; jcetions usually found ta thore old constrnetion, Their ventilating, purifying, and gi. ir propurien are 49 combined to might ety di ble wr cte for a famil in warm weather. 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