The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1842, Page 1

THE N Vol. VILI.—No, 155.-——Whole No, 3006. MORNING, JUNE 6, RAILROADS& STEAMBOATS. _FURNITURE.- BOOKS AND STATIONERY. | R MAKERS. No. 61 Liberty street, between York, import direet from — ——— GEORGE W. DAWSON, Wholesale and Retatl Murniture and General Fur- ishing Warehouse, No. 67 C. of Duane street, New York. keeps for sale a large assortment of th SSS —— ARNDEN & CO—GERMAN AGENCY—The sub- ts respectfully announce #” arrangement wh pase of etablishin arding and Commission commercial inter pathown street; con- Son's’ make—warranted, for mal to any in this country or Great ‘h they are sole agents in the conrse between this country and Contine! danee from London, ty of Holland and Ger- 1 by. railroads or stearn test advantages for pur : Tables, Chairs, Felting of very superior quality, rope, is_at only 18 hours hours from Paris,'in the imine nd of widths usually fre~ uired. Mihing Simsits—slavng the agency, of the Suttan Cam Blue Sinalts, they are enabled to supply FFFE, and Fi vinier and Cylinder Machines, manufactured Jackets—Wet am Bureau Bedsteads ‘men and women’s Wearing Ap- pare!, iew and second handed. All the ‘above articles are, offered to the public at very low prices. Persous in want of said articles would tind it to their advantage to make an early call at the above estsblish- Shipping orders panctually attended to and packed oa the mable terms. Mattresses, Bedding, nstantly on hand. 1 the above establishinent will by pu.ictua!ly ate to and thankfully received, ‘“ —The highest prices will be given for Second Hand ture, and Geutlemen’s and Ladi OSEPH PECKOVER, Fan ical ana Nautical Instrument rans, Dressing Bureaus, Sates, rs received at our of steamer BRIT! be executed in sea ich will leave Antwerp on 7th of June next, and wi the return of the same steamer, W $importers of German books ae particularly requested bandit HARDEN & CO. Letice Vaae Tor sear British my oe Ate al Nowthaigton, Bag wall clogs at ‘oreien Lette ice, No, 3 at on Tuesday, June 7, at 10 o'elock, P.M. " hove articles, together w Vitriol, Alum, Twine, 8 and domestic rags, Soda Ash, will meet with provapt at EW GUITAR MU: 4a hintessoe oF the guitar, No. 139 fohn’s chauren, has the honor public that he has yublished ‘ alse arrange ani guitar, ad other struments, Her er ag at nce for ftting cit vess th one Out Vesa New York, May 17th, a variety of new atel popular mu- paniments for guitar, compose music for orchestra, ‘give instractions to ama FORT INE, 1012, This Das ueen, for Antw ‘cast off Clothing. .M. HARNDEN & CO, POMEROY C 0. ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHI Cabinet Maker, Mathemat ‘ase Manufacturer, 269 Water AGO EXPRESS. ia boxes ofa superior make, barometer, thermom advant, sextant; surveyors, snrgic: nal drawing instrument boxes, timepieee, clock, gun ant guerrotype afganatus and inedicine chests, str per pistol cases, of usual ability and ¢ ribers are now running a resuler Express @ flo, aad the inierme- Railroads to and f diate places, for FORWAM ed, regularity’ Notes. Important Papers to the negotiation, transfer, coll Ei » ‘Acceptances, Accounts, &c., at rea. ‘orders for the pure! factured Articles of every de- the tewns on their ronte, throu, EN & CO’S EXPRESS f als and workmanship, warranted. un executdid with neatness, pune- ing andl varnishincr. 's Establishment, between Do- weratvet ond took ol Mears. ¥, & G.W. Blunt, corner of Water street and Bowe 19, Water stcet HINA GLASS AND EARTHENWARE. wrt oy lessrs, NewYork ee Ream. HAWLEY & COS EXPRESS to and from Buffalo ‘PAPER HANGINGS NOWELL & CO. ‘tren ‘of Payor Hangiuzs, je ; Which tiey vifer two 367 Pearl street vt w B to Cleveland, Detroit and. € rming at once the most direet, speedy and eastern and western perfect communication to and 4 cities, for the negotiation and transaction of all, mercantile and fessional business, remittances, exchanges, Sc. ferences—Erastas Coming, Thomas W. Olcott, Watts ¢, James Taylor, Theodore ch Paper, Borders, Fire m paper in any part of Igyt, Rocher John Me: ished by WM tavia; ‘Thomas Blossom, “POMEROY & CO: No. 5 Exchange B: "FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. Lockport; J. A. Clark, Cups and Saucers, (2 pi mceeh Freneh Egronlains a. a, second Americas Cat Wines, per dozen, from the Administration of Homepathra re Creams, ion, from the second London edition, with OF the finest discriptions, ‘in sets or dozens, at the low price Of $12 the set. Just opened, a handsome assortment of Ware. R, 8 MPSO. Homempathia—by Win, he New York Homapath ‘sy or Mannel’ of the W i , in Greete Agent for the sele of Simpson's Ear Vornets, AP HARDWARE ST ning his Spring 6 CH AN T ‘ON AND NEWPORT, cow: ¢ following superior steamers, ranning in ¢¢ he Stouington and Providence, and Boston an Cure, 28 practised by TPHE Subseriber TAD WERE rivals from Seton, and 0 ome OC Learnt ontaims an exposit “BOOK BINDING PAPER RULEN 120 Nassan street AR One of which will tence which. will tear ted) from Pier No, 1, Nowth River, Batwery Place, at five in Wool lerbilt. New York daily, (Sundays ex- Makers, &e., 1s solicited to an exanit ‘ices, as he is Sontsant they will find it to their interest ALFRED F. LAGRAVE, venwich, comer Barclay, LS, RIVER CUT NAILS assorunent of Mechanica’ far i ; ‘ 5 Sor Amie e ders, is now prepared to execute je ani handsome manner. ceount Books and all other kinds 0 latest and most approved ARRANGEMENT, all orders m the most ¢ The NARRAGAN®SET, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and ington. CHUSETTS, on Tuesdays, ‘Thursdays, and Saturdays, for Stonington. i Passengers on the arrival of the steamers at Stonington, ilrond Cars and proceed immediately to for the accommodation of persons tra- ork and. Newport, the ste will stop at Wickford long enough to leave aud receive passe ht taken at the followin the eubie foot, at cents per be To FRrovidence, On measurement goods Scents per cubic fe, and specific articles as per tarif to be obtained at office 2 “~~ OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY. FARE REDUCED sty 50 cents—Berths 50 ce! FREIGHT TAKEN AT ee ad in J. M. Brown, hi arrangements to chan ter leave the foot of Ho a4 RIAL OF BOOK Several trials upow in furnaces, and in favor of Wild- ith the Committees’ re) Tron Chest Wace e inthe city where Wilder's Sala FOR SALE—Two second hand © touce and Boston, and OR BALE—Two second ham Yelling between New Y er’s Patent Salamander Safe. Th + testimonials, can be s the Subscriber, the only: pl uander Safes can be had. Chests of other makers, such as have bee ment for the Salatnander, for sale at less. that SILAS C. HERRI 139 W, much reduced rates :— ing forty pounds or upwards to 50 per ton, aud on measurement goods 7 Chatham Square, corner of AM fashion, beauty, durability and economy axe comb) pleasure now to o} ort napped Hat, » ‘h so closely resem ‘The proprietor: have to their recently unproved imitation of beaverr, w et 5 ists, Furnace and Cauldron, 49, 50, 60, 80, 100, 120, and 150. Th pe to fit them for tise, ter satisfaction to those farmers who hav Patent Hard Coal F ke» a neat fittle stove por Charcoal Burn je has ever given price cash system, which enables us to Hat for the price ch: i ce tug these Hats to the woprietors think: have reached the w article for summer use— fork, will berea Also a very low passage each way afternoon, at 5 o’eléck, | foot, of jewburgh, Poughkeepsie, ng Cook Stoves, at summer s the only legitimate stove that con- 1d smell from the kitchen, ‘They are equally Deslers capolled on J. L. MOTT, JEWELRY... WATCHES AND JEWELRY, VERY LOW. HE: Subscriber is relling Wd and io ptain LRTIN. No, 182 West strect.. ’8, WEEE 101 jeave the foot of ¥ and Saturday afternoons ill leave Newbury and Tuesday and Friday to the board. Sete Sete, an ‘at the risk of the or receipt is signed for iE RAINE at fas Rive low il leave the foot of Rol ‘wesday, “Thuraday and ‘Saturday, at 7 o’clock, TAILORING. —_ well adapted for summer as winter. all descriptions +f Url} sx a Silver er Penotis, ical to ys, DRY GOODS, &c. | Watches as low as and Jewelry exchanged or bouzht. Ai ed to keep good time any other ple — ity to forty dates SI Te SHIRTS. NITED STATES SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 77 Wil- Tint street, corner of N, to Merehauts and traders in gene pve establishment have adopted a new method facturing which enables them to sell their shires at a cheaper rate than any other house in thia affirmed by the list of prices as follo’ Fine Muslin Shirts, with Linen Bosoms and Collars, Do stitched in the Bosom and Coll Colored i:ne paterns, large sizes antity of Bosoms and hand, which will be offered cheap fo cash. THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL AND DIAPER PIN. NEW and important article for use in the nursery and asa. fastening to Tadies? shawls, cloaks, &e.. tee, at the manufactory, 1 r read and needle stores, and de: plied on liberal terms. STRAW GOODS. BENNETT, importer and manufacturer of Itali Straw Goods, respectfully: informs h that he lias removed his es! it john street, where he continues to keep a sp f ladies? fashionable Straw \ or the movey returned. best manner, aud @arret ted, 2¢ much Jess than the usual price: LEN, sale and retail, 30 V ay on co tche finest workmen in pater of Watches and all street, up stairs. Notice is hereby that the proprigtors of ‘This statement will 'ATOHES, JEWELRY, CUTLERY, &c--The sub desirous of ‘materially reducing their stock, offer for sale at importation cost, for cash or approved short Hl s, gold chains, pencils, rings, and ins and rings, unset diamonds, paste Sey agli 00 Collars constantly on us names | i ge mag | table eutlery; also, silver spectacle picks, pickle forks, plated earri ses, motto seals, pocket books fe. 8. J. NEUSTADT & BAR REMOVAL. PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH- Is removed from 145 Broadway to No, 7 Astor House. IN GENTLEMEN’S DRESS. Garments of a most Elegant and Fashionable kind ct a saving of 60 per cent for cash. 2 TPPHE advertiser deems it unnecessary to, resort t2. the hack- alist of nominal prices, presanfing mn established, toceiher with wowed ov Mm, Will prov ¥ sUuIn Posse: oe 1 Joth estabfishment in Europ cf ish clothes whieh, on com- yarison, will be found lower than any other maki the best descriptions of genth 13m Ss. ILLIPS, 7 Astor House, Broadway RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE DAY. w of meeting the exi ements whereby he w farments of the Very S MINIATURE PAINTERS. ‘o. 2 Courtlandt Broadway, Wholesale and Re t, wateh, ring, and and by the paten- dyn. g alers in fancy articles, sup fitred to Jewellers? show cases, to conta. ‘watches, ehains, ns, thimbles, penttils, the above articles constantly th neatness and despatch. ‘on hand; nd made neyed system of that the length of tim extensive patronage bestow tient voucher for his capabilities. i d with an extensive cl HILAIRE of Berger Walter, has the honor of inte all articles connected with the fine, as also je, the ‘White Siberian Hair passes all the styles as yet intro ing extremely light, beautiful, white and darable. TO THE LADIES, ABLE MILLINERY GOODS—The. propri ; ter of the celebrated Gatl King, choice Le arent a ‘is ver as yee pieaseted 10, the ity and cheapness of the articles CAPOTTE D’OR- Jean France , ND ORIGINAL LE—And Lawn Hats do do—An entire new styleo “ MODINE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER CO’ OTTAGE, Parisianand English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest tex respectfully solicits the ladies to favor i i varied stock of M Boniel) for the surmitr it surp factory, are. respect where will be found an tioned goods, which iss S KING, dan, offers for sale a most select an Goods, for the spr ‘HE Subscriber, with a vie times, made. arrang Sc mathed te facia to immense saving’ from purchases cxcluslvely for cash, he st (on the ready money-s NOTICES. New Tomko Nea fui fcr, hereby given to thy Phe assorti t ihe celebrated SILK LAT he which for the last fis years has characteri- ment, Gentlemen are referres pekholders of the are to said Company, b 1 The Polls will be open at 10 o'clock, A nsfet of Stock are closed, aud will so continue until the 7th day of J fashionable variety, jing to furnish their'own materials can have Bameats a = trimmed in the saine style of elegance, to the above. klong known #3 one of the most fashion- mn the establishment. ‘OX, Sign of the Golder jaxsau street, near MACHINE POETRY. | WHEELER, TAILOR, hereby seuds his information to his friewds, ther they be few or many. poblic too, both far and near, wishes every one to hear, Iway he has a shop, Tike to have them pop. ‘want coat, Vest oF pants, order of the Board. BLOOMFIELD* meetolvenbee as 11 DISSOLUTION in, ise and a greatadvantage as ‘Vinsizine de Modes, SUMMER STOCKS, , CRAVATS, AND GLOVES, LIVED, a rich suppl bo @ great saving to the: regards the Vercty and ible cutters, continu Ca CHAS t ve all monies au summer months, A large assortment of SI Gloves—at the old establishm: Tislale & Habicht partnership under the title of ‘T a General Commission RTNERS . read, m and . a ent 241 Broadway, between 7 Tate firm of Durf Business, at No, 2 Weter streae oram 8. "TIDAL WILLIAM BORDE, Garments. he, Se MILLINERY GO ARL KING, the well known and celebrated Millinery and eararEmEi mr nce to the Ladies that he haa fishionsble assortment of Ladies’ The Straw Hats are manufactured toa it youll fd oo other ict you So sire to please you as AWHEELER. MARTIN’S wT g Establishment, Is Removed to 154 William street, corner of Ann strect. ber, in announcing the above to his frends and takes leave to return thanks for the bestowed on him at, his former place of busi- rdered of him shall, trimmed in the neatest an: the newest and best in New York, tst June, 1812. respee‘fully bers Teas Straw and Silke Tats, ~~ BILLIARDS. HE proprietor of the Saloon in the Ave le at Philadelyhin, fitted up one of the most extensive and elegant rooms in around the front. The wegs, and assares them that ove of the most clegant patterns, braids these Hats are made of the Abert Straw ingprtiar ae anteater ‘The silk department is connected Chestnnt street, immediately opposite found convenient and worthy the atten indulze in (le healthy exer Tur central localit lowes’ Hotel.) wil Ynven travelling, who inde are requested to call and ex ks are of the newest and. Flowers to correspont. mselves may callat No. ® Gentlemen who prefer pure] have them made ‘aid general oe yony grad dun “iq in ing priges,, inn ¥ THE OMNIGRATH MAC eal, Seat Boa S$ & CO., 192 Brovdway, comer N. B,—His Pari ‘best workmen at the follow- 8 Ribbour and French Flowers, are of the ‘ann cat be purchased at eat! I. on reasonable terms. work executed by Iv ‘Or copper plates not exceeding Li- 00 to 11 00 —the cost of made to order, and a suit deoudine MARL E. MARTIN, IMPOR- Bosoms and Col- takes having been edescription, of the finest qua '—Specimens af the hy the Onaiaagh oe FORTES in & CO. £ estock before purchasing else whe: Ww: ‘Aveuue, corer of iclew are requested 10 8 that his prices ‘ere feom ten to twenty per cent below other noignborhood Drawings betox takea of the lasts kept for each customer, there 1s no difficulty ont of fashionable read ‘0 DOLLARS FFT jalf Boots, Gaiters, Shoes, vices. NS, 114 Falton st.. fassan and Datel “THE UTMOST TANCE for the bowed of Shirts, Bosoms and Collars, painted on their window, and abe: na his, Bosoms end Collars, and) ae 4 ard against mistakes that may occur in future, ou wecodnt of ihisniew slam at the comer store, therefore, we slull circulate extemsively the following card, and for the benefit of refore obliged to t " 7 ‘ll Yo pursalt of ost, highly, tes fh. Prices to sait the times. PIANO FORTES. OUTHERN DEALENS # dretenesen it to their advantage t9 of the above article, comp Of rosewood ard mal and every. modem ranted 19 be equal st possible prices for feedtheatreet, between Filth red Sie bOREALEe “sda Eo oye and childre $i) $3 30 ‘unl cceerally: will find do not p our rT Ot G antl dbs Cetaves, ity ergab sotion, ecroll nt f he erty, sind will be wold at tne low. ie at Sy penratactar’. 4 4 West Four: ssvorterat of Paro Tam Is to 30 and r ranted good. articles 13 Gata and at 206 Canal st, north-west ED BURNERS, at less than heretofore. ‘The snl eneral, assort nent of the iny jers at the above reduced prices. de; Best quality of Ci ited ins, 75 cents. jo. 114 Grand street, one uy ind slips, 75 cents to $1. 4 gol mesortnent of the abors fig nt hel theety. Wee IG collars in the eity, NNARD &'P. DELA JSRENCH RESTAURAN the Custom How have the honor to i this to be extensively eirea! of late. Be ndow Klass; al TROY SHIRT No patrona Baw CTIONS on all parts of the United Bu ea the most favorable terms, by Saloon on the first oor of arranged erent eons. Saloous for the ac ‘atest attention to orders for Dinners and 8, J. SYLVESTER, he cit 22 Wall st, and 130 Broadway, N. B.—All kinds of Lampsaltered, bronzed, at the shortest notice, om reasonable terms. er stories of the aa e ny moderate rents. ut u may be had of them at vee) THE EYE. DR. WHEELER, OCULIST. TYELAMED, DISEASED AND WEAK EYES WHEELER, Oce reet, New respectfully practice having compelled to confine his office a he hours of 8 A. M. 101 P.M, after w door pati Notwithstanding that among the many. ht which Dr. Wheeler has attended, tnany have by other pwofessors withont success, and. promo incurable, vet he has never failed to’ ¢ effect a pastect cure, despite of ey have presented itself, and in radu great an extent, hope. Itas this unprecedented smc his treatment of the variously id metrable—diseases of thu eye, that enables hi fidence to refer the afticted whe m: be wmacquainted w an wiild mode of treating the disorders of this orgin—to numerous restored. pationts i the first, class of society, respecting his onal skigl ani abilities as being pr for his au as a scientific ion of the eyelid or sore eyes, however permanently cuted, films, Loperation, racituide of those. W 2” OF the number af ¢ red to him of their own a ot that the cases are more woanse he pee wi Pa coimeaond ted New Yeax, March 15th, 1842. Greenwi if you t tender verirs, an’ that P desynive your sail in such matters, of ever obta nin r any remedy for her, and more especially as other phy sicians liad attorded her no resef. Tam happy how ever, Un + to ave effecrually cured her, and } cordially , he for your highly successful exer tions. Yours res MA Caty and County Tat the hope of be low creatures, I hereby volanti nials to Dr. Wheeler, te Genk isin, (from total bhiniiness.) af cesstully and operated upon by Up’ the most ©: tana celebrated medreal Dilfarent p tie Vatted States. In witness teuth, and hy J Sworn before ine, the 30th day of March, 184! Gro. Inecann, Com, Deeds. 7 Nassaa street. City and © of New York David Pow Jackson vn, bei Sworn, Says, it with th ‘wan opthadm a ugh und tae first apulisis at the niaary fone anda halt experienowd no relief, but begame blind, “im which atal placed weer the treatme: } rich street, who has ent stoned hey. Subscribed and sworn to bef 5 1842. J Buvxer, Cone City and County of New Yon: ss. iter sot Mrs. se 9%, that a, disease “kr own, tec ly (as depone a. q this city, who eventually stored) F received ny nefit until she was placed under the care of Dp. Wheeler, Oculist, wich sreaet, whose kind pg f Sworn before me, this 15 diday of April, (912, ee saad P. Manin, Goin Deeds, ‘ . Hi Wall street, Zounty of New Yorl 8. Cady, 85 High street R. 1, being duly sven, says, that he was totally blind in his left eye, t Oculist, of 32 Greenwie aby very little pain perfectly restored h such cancurasta feels it his duty, to state itede, to the Dovetor, for the inestimable benef’ which hi inferred pon him, 8. C Sworn before me, this 2th day 0 fApril, 1812, Gronoe Inevann, Jr., Com. Deeds. 7 Nassau street. Gity and County of New Yor On the Sth of leat month, Ty ars olil, who had sore eyes, and was cc Iwft, under the care of Dr, Wheeler, Oculist, 29. Gee To the astontsyment of all whe knew her, her sight rextired, and reyes are well. ‘In the hj often to. tho same blessing that 1 have enjoyed, I volun this statement under oath, CHRISTOPHER BURNS, dom: little danghter, thr pletely blind of Grand street, comer of Thompson street. Sworn to before me, this of April, 1912. Ww. ¥. om. Deeds, mi9 in*r at Nassau Consequence of his dance strictly between h hours he visits out eds of cases Coren on ced by them disease, and ay most against fely re enienee or spomlents are informed that letters, * will uot be taken from the z ich anve beencured by Dr. spread reputation, and wrote lable spirit of phi- make known. for the good of theit St which they have received from Dr. proper, make pub: whien I hold yowas an oc- hte Tay veral acknowl eonlerreil upon me as a pa~ v a character, Cum afflicted fel ratefull testimo der Oa'h, co its a7 3d Avenue, ars, ne he was Dr. Wheekst, Oculist, 33 Green wight, DAVID POWELL. Ist day of March, street. imétes,No. 94 Catharine || Show the immense profit made by brokers,] was told a short time suffered f ii skilfwt treatment, has entirely restored | dling 1 will write “i ui eid Weitere red | diing J will write you more: ye, (or nine "the cause of dhe blindness was catarvet; that he apple Wi street, who, Eb perfectly < others ly make — = = = faeces coo} MISCELLANEOUS. SHARON SPRINGS. rPHE PAVILLION —This open for the Feagption of une erat the Vi wy York ‘The clear pure water of the those of the white sulphur. s sitors on and alter f Eryst iver Complaint, aud. gemeval. te! ects, possess (ax cer professors in the Un se, the ri extensive views, neigh! among the many’ attract Of, suamer, either lwalth or pleasure. ‘These springs are but a few hours Albany, &e., and are accessable f0 ing and Ut i of the morning © tors to the 8} m Scheneet tance of about eight mil der the stay of visitors agreeable, ‘An abundance of the purcst mountain spring Ice is stored for the season. ISAAC G. WILLIAMS. THE SPRINGS HOTEL.—This Hotel wili be opened at of Sharon Springs, for the reception ot visi- vantages of this delightful sum- ing all the a A at SS THE COLTS TA'CENT R Rifles with Ezht, Chambers, Sardines with Bix Chambers, hot Guns or Fowling pieces, with six Chambers, Pistols, Pov sket, Belts and Holsters, with five Chambers, ylinder with five more charge ceussion caps, balls and powder, Pswder flasks, are uow offered f door below Andan He at reda rites, Purchasers J rom abroad ean quantity on’ short notice. The great advantages of these fire arms over any other fire arms now known, as well as their superior workananship ard quality Of mates is so well established thatitis not A WONDER AND A BLES SING ry AE IPALIAM SEETAL BOAR IDS althy clearn voklym: #7 ed to keep any Frenerved Lobsters, Hallibut. Shad, f, Motion, Lamb, Duce, ¢ intton Broth, Chicken for sea voyages. NN. B.—There provisious are all vent cooked, free trom bone and ean be used cold, ferred, warmed in a few mi- ites, Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail, by mt tm* mv ; be! fore on aad after ehet Yall be | ‘rhe following paragraph, giving the latest advices tom age of Shazon Springs, Schoharie County, greatly resemblis i Rave bees vy some of the ed States) medici- properties unsurpassed, and believed to be une in the vicinity, numerous villages, ing caves anti romantic scenery aré ns ofiered to these seeking in the heat Troy, Alba. railroad, where carriages daily await the arcival f y and Utica, to earry visix jes, arovving in he Altvany and Cherry Valley ‘turn ing about forty-five miles west of the | streots, according to the previous public. notic 108 Albans ‘Warm, cold and shower Bath. furnisbed at all times, either of th cavinoral or fresh water, 1d every “attention gives'terese, RMS ‘inproved eap tlandt street, ny reasonable rm Catholic Church was | church is to be one hundred and fifty feet in length, and seventy-one feet wide, with a steeple one hyndred and reventy-four feet high.’ The sermon on the occasion was preached hy the Rev. Mr. Alexander, of Baltimore. old by 'T. Jones, Ai inn the bling, of Cincinnati, were to officiate on the occesion. ‘Dock st. Philadelphia; ot, Baltimore; 37 State st. Ale ilim*e_ SERVED PORTABLE FRESH PRO- sonemne, and in Tivaperantnas proceed by detachments to relieve the 4th Artillery, as also the light company of the Ist Artillery; when the companies of the 94 Infar fs lows: Yourin the barrack# at Buffalo, one in Fort Ni Beef Soup, iy a ble Soup, Mock and Green Turtle Soups ~ MULLANE, 8234 Nassau st., New York PRARSALGS OAR ESTAULISHMENT. founded 10 a ore nbov ket, lishment’ of the kind in the United Stones, f street, five sian, continues to supply the Navy, the American, Spanish war steamers—has supplied eli the ree coulls ever collected in onv N. shat up, and removed to 4 expenses of one store, T will sell enough ‘cl he North ‘River si lab outs, oars and sculls sold 50 per mi ES TAINED GLASS AND WINDOW SHADES.—HAN SNiNG Tose CO, 23 Broadway, near Reade st, (I Stainers decorative Painters, respectfully solicit. famil hes and others, fitting up their dwellings, to inspect their stock, which for style and exeention of work is not to be surpassed, and at piers to suit the times, Washable window les one dollar to the richest styles, eqnally A A Proportion. Architects and others furnished with designe Tor stained gla for church windows, dwellings, &c. on the shortest notice, Poste ieee OR neaners bad dope WANTED—An artist, used to decorative painti pprgntier. ings, «bee any 20 Lan Hity and low car ralon or barrel ; barrel or keg: Preserved Meats, Son Opnter, Rawle, Milk, Be, warranted to keep any. fength'o time, and inany climate, excellent for ship stores, ns they afford great \orary ig rensogevle D ice ; Ground C ee, rarennted pure ; Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato Caoup, by the gallon or dozen. “Large size Pickles for gr ae Large one s & pt, | Wholerale and Retail Warehouses may 3n® 194 Water and 2 Front ington HLonry with one. 3. Op the arrival of any company of the 4th Artillery at Fort Monroe, the company of the 24 Artillery, now the ree boats and olab ts for tle Inst four years—and has now the largest assortment. there, will prgcoad fo New companies of tofore; three (including the light company) at Fort Adams, instead New river. The Branch Oar Store on the North River side, is Water stceets gd as 1 save all the de to pay them for their trouble. st, Glass | Deouvres, the four light comj brought the best suited for that ve igre companies of the 34 and 4th Artillery will constitute the permanent garrison of Fort MeHenry ; and the light com- panies of the Ist_ and 2d Artillery, on being relieved, will proceed to Fort Adams, to constitute two of the four com> punted assigned as the permanent garrison of that post. post at Forts Columbus, Adam: three of the 4th Artillery, at Forts, Monroe, McHenry, and Washington, respectively. the Buffalo Barracks, and tl Price Two Cents. Alle, {Correspondence of the Herald.| Lovisvitne, 29th May, 1812. Van Buren in Louisville— Arrival of Mrs. Sutton— Signor Nagel—Money Affairs. Sn—- Our townspeople, or rather such of them as are not Whigs, made a strong muster yesterday, to greet the honorable Martin Van Buren, who arrived about five o’clock.. Many say they have never seen so Jargea procession in our city. Martin looked in good health and spirits, having much increased in flesh since } last saw him, but poor Paulding, the tee- totaller, looked very slim. It appears the ehange ot climate, and the Mississippi and Ohio waters does not agree quite so well with him as the honorable gentleman. If I might hazardan opinion, it is pre- cisely because Martin is no tee-totaller, and seldom, if ever, allows water to lay cold on his stomach by taking itpure. The procession was composed of our military companies with a band; Ladies in car- riages, and gentlemen aad niggers of horseback. In this way, Martin and his suite was paraded through our principal street to the Galt House, where as is usual in such cases, being ealled upon, he made a speech, signifying nothing, which mighty few heard, and all chee dt is stated here that he is travel- ling solely to see the country, having never been to this section of America. It is very possible that ~ Review of Books, eo, Picvortal. Gore to Niagara Fauis.—Salisbury & Clapp, Buffalo —This is the most beautiful little book we ever saw issued from the American. It contains about 50 most capital illustrations by J. W. Orr ; they are superior to anything we ever saw from the American press. It throws all the other Niagara guide books into the shade. Semxce or Governmwenr.—Alling, Rochester.— This is an introductory work, a very clever one, and ought to be perused by persons of all ages. Rips ann. Trucks.—Strong, Boston,—A_ small hte full of capital galley yarns and nautical small talk. Benruey, ror May.—Mrs. Mason.—A capital number, with five or six superb illustrations. Some of the stories are rich in humor. Kyicxervocken, ror June.—-139 Nassau atreet.—A vey. good number. The Editor’s Table is unusually rich. Merroronitay.—Mrs. Mason.—-This magazine seems falling off. Hunt’s Macazine vor June.—M2 Fulton street. One of the most valuable periodicals in the country. This concludes the sixth volume. Its commercial articles are of the highest moment to merchants at home and abroad. The article on the Commerce of Syria is well written. Democratic Revew.—L ‘ys, Brothers, 5% Chatham street.—Decidedly the E primed periodi- L he may be only travelling to see the country, but 1 | C8! im this ci ‘The preeent ers deserve rather guess itis to seerlion? far he may be able to | credit for the oe tabasticn ek al revolutionise the Whig States. He may depart in | Number contains a capital article on our Naval His- tory. The plate of Bulwer is good, but is it appro. priate, Is he a demoerat? Biackwoop ror Juye—Mrs. Mason.—It is use- less to praise old Christopher; it is always good. Tis tae sufficient to say that the reprint equals the original, ENcrcLorepia AmEnicana—Curry, 155 Broadway, —This comes down to Dudley; and is the cheapest and best Cyclopedia in the country. Bacon’s, Works, No. 30.—Post, 88 Bowery.— Most admirably got up; a beautiful edition of ‘this fine author. Scorr’s Works, No. 22.—Post.—Almost the close; it should be in every library. Tnrer’s Frexen Revouvrion.—Post.—The beet history ever written, and well printed. Dicnionary, No. 8.—Appleton, 200 Broad. Very valuable to all classes. Merrr’s Museum ror Juns.—Bradbury & So- den.—Every family should have a copy of this work, and every child should read it. Youxa Prorie’s Boox.-—Post, 88 Bowery.—The contents are valuable and instructive, and the illus- trations very good. Lapies’ Companion ror Jung.—Snowden, 109 Fulton st.—The literary contents are very superior; the article on Francisco Bartolomeo is very good. The. illustrations are well done, and the work im- proving in every respect. Hecror O’Hartoran, and Anpy Hanpy—Appleton ‘wo more numbers of these humorous works They improve in interest as'the story proceeds. Boston Miscxutany—Bradbury § Sorden, New York.-'This work is got up in most ital style, and the illustration one of the best issued this month, It deserves patronage, JourxaL or FRankuin lxstiruTe.—We perceive that able work, the American Repertory, has been joined to this. Mapes is one of the most scien- tific men in the country. Mapame D’Arntay’s Diany—Cary § Hart.—Part two of this fine sterling work is out. It is beauti- fully printed. Proriy’s Linrary, No. 9.—Post, 88 Bowery.— This concludes Othel Churchill, and commences vies Grey. The plate of D'lsraeli is admir- able. Panury’s Macazine— Francis, Broadway.—Too good to need recommendation, New Mrsic.—Atwell has just published “ Merrily o’er the Waves I go ;” “ The epell is broke,” anda new Waltz. They are got up in a very superior manner, particularly the first, which is No. 1 of the songs of the sea. Arrest ror ‘Treasox.—William H. Smith, « Suffrage Seeretary of State of Rhode Island, haa been arrested for treason, and thrown into prison, peace, however, from Louisville, and let Kentucky alone, for the Whigs predominate to too great, an extent here to give any hopes. All he will be able to do here is feasting and courticrising, at both of which he isan adept Mrs, Sutton, the eminent voealist, arrived at this ce with her husband, on ‘Thursday morning, and went immediately on board the mail boat for Cin- cianati. "They were in the greatest possible haste and proceeded, 1 understood, after a steamboat on beard of whieh Mrs. Sutton hed left a portable case er: he her jewels and money to a large *miount, ey returned yesterday morning, having been sVccesstul in recovering their Jost property.— 167 must have lost no time, as they left Nagel und ‘aly at Nashville on Tuesday morning, and came by inail to this place. ceeding to Cincinnati and returning here on Fr » barely 4 day Mrs. Su'- toa remains here until the arrival of Signor Nagel, when our musical folks will be delighted by a sue- cession of concerts by these great artists. Mrs. Sut- ton’s reputation as an eminent singer, and Nagel as a violinist, gives an assurance of a musi¢al treat unequalled in this city. i From New Orleans all along this section of the country, the public have been the victims of a sys- tem of plunder, originating doubtless amongst the brokers, viz., the constituting of eight bits, ten cent peces or dimes, to the dollar, making only eighty cents, thereby saving 20 per cent to those who have flooded this part of the country as above with this coin, We have, however, made a stand here, and will have our 100 cents without being shaved.’ To the other day by one who is very wealthy, that out of $10,000 he ‘could make $20,000 clear profit in one year. That is what I call doing business. The weather here has been very changeable, the transitions being sudden trom, heat to cold. When Mrs. Sutton begins singing, and Nagel begins fid- Cincinnati. [Correspondence of the Herald.} Cincinnati, June 5, 1842. The weather is growing warm here—the river is getting below par—the Herald is much sought after —Van Buren is expected in tows to-day—and the ladies (Heaven bless them) smile with more than their accustomed loveliness. By the by, speaking of the lite Kinderhook Lion, reminds me that on yesterday, a bellman, after sounding the alarm both long and loud, proclaimed that “ Van Buren would be in towa to-morrow! No good whig ot honest men should go to see him, or do any thing to favor his reception! That the rats and the mice would hide their heads at his approach, as even they had been nearly starved out by the influence of his im- politic measures.” Our citizens will, nevertheless, poy, him that respect due an Ex-President, of the ‘nited States. ‘‘ So mote it be.” s. Navau.—The United tates shipe Brandywine and Preble were at Gibraltar, April 29. Stitt Later From Buenos Avurs.—By the William Davis, at Boston, from Buenos Ayres, we have received filesof papers to the 9th April. Affairs seem to have remained in the same state. The erant fleeta in the river had not yet metin battle— Faut or Paices.—tn Muskingum county, Ohio» hogs sell at sixty cents a piece, four horse wagens at $5.50, horses. $8, and cows $1.50 each. Cheap enough, Srarring Hovr Cuanarp.—The New Haven boats now leave at six o’clock every morning. thearmy, we extract from the British Packet of April 9: “ Letters from the army are to the date of the 3ist ult., ut the post of the Lobaton, on the confines of Santa Fe, upon which point the whole of the divisions from the interior have concentrated, amounting t cavalry, and 48 pieces of arti An advance corpéun- der the command of Colonels Sosa and Flores, attacked and dispersed a body of Santefecinos under Orono, on the 27th ult., at the Demochados, (Estancia de Correa,) killin some twenty of them. A few prisoners, 3000 mares, 1 head of horned cattle, and forty carts, besides a considera- ble number of families, fell into the hands of the Federal forces.” The anniversary of the birth-day of Governor de Rosas took place on the 30th of March, and was celebrated in great style by salutes of cannon, a display of flags, mar- tial music, illuminations and bonfires in the evening. Two effigies were burnt in the evening, in onc of the principal ¢ given— one of them representing Juan Pablo ree and tho other Jose Maria Paz. They were suspended from ropes and consumed amid the loud shouts of numerous spectators. The fireworks in one of their transformations exhibited in a blaze of light, “ Viva et Restaurador de las Reyes! Mue- ran los salvages Unitarios.” : bout 3000 infantry, 4500 Movements ix Ruope Isuanp.—It is understood that several cannon have been brought over the Worcester Railroad for the use of the insu! its collecting in the northern part of the State. It is rumored that a quantity of muskets and ammunition have been provided for them, but nothing is known positively upon the subject. Our impression is that the movement is got up without any ve- rytfixed plans, but in the hope of producing intimidation. ‘hey will see how much the government is intimidated, the moment that they get settled in their new quarters. If “General” D’Wolf does not havea chance to beat his shield into a Cap-stone and his sword into a shoe-knife, it will probably be because he can beat the sheriff at running Providence Journal, June 4. Cart. Sroniny ano Miss Crognan.—. Louis paper, after alluding to the vast amount of sympathy and nation that has been launched out upon abduction of Miss Croghan, discourses as follows : Miss C. was at home sometime previous to the marriage. During the whole of her stay there, she was pensive, sad, and evidently love sick. She was v ring, would not go into company, or receive the attentions of young men, and often spoke of Captain 8. a# dear, eweet, captivating Captain §.! She returned to school, and in every letter that she wrote home afterwards,had to say about sweet Captain 8.: In aword, every reason before her marriage, to believe that she was deeply attached to him. hearty and handsome, one mag oy elegant in and might easily pass tastes, but the truth is, thatthe union was full as muc! sired by Miss C. as Captain 8. Miss C, is morethan 16, Tiruits rnoM Texas—The Neptune, at New Orleans, brings news from ‘Texas as late as the 23d ult. The times were getting rather worse than better in ‘Texas. Failures among issuers of shinplasters, were talked of, and neither Government or People appeared to have mach mone’ A report was in eirculation that Bexar had again been captured by the Mexicans; the story turned out a hum- bug. x Corpus-Christi, the Wolf-hunters mustered about 500 and there were about 600 more in Houston, Galveston, &c. President Houston persisted in declaring he would cross Rio Del Norte in July, at the head of as many volun. should offer. and many girls at that age are fully fre their judgment Considerable opposition, and unkindly feelings towards | 24 feelings. She has written to her father that she is General Houston: mre said'to be manifested by tany oftie | exceed fy happy, und should be perfectly 10 if her fe: ther will forgiveher. ‘This he will probably do soon, ac- cording touscounts, and the vlegant captain will be saved from the reported assassination, or ipping, and received as theson-in-law of Col.C. And so this ter- rible mischief will end !, most influential men in Texas. ‘The people there look to the people of the United States for the money, the implements and the stalwarth arms that are to invade and conquer Mexico. nouns. —Th ‘orner stone of anew German Jin Pittsburg on the 26th ult. The ew © Fasnroyanes Movements.—Mr. Van Buren and Mr. Paulding left the residence of Mr. Clay on the 26th @lt. for Col, Johnson's residence in Soott County, and after re- maining with him a short time, ronesded to Frankfort on their way to Louisville, where they have arrived. ‘The dedication of a new Methodist Church in Loxin , ton, Ky. was to take place on the 2th ult. The Ree, ti, | Axovner Stramnoat Exriomox-—Lant evening the Ti, Bascom, of Auguste College, and the Rev. Mr. His. { fteam towhoat Porpoie, fastened to the ship Panthes, bound for Havre, with anumber of passengers, blew up ; that is, her outside boiler ex; and was thrown over: board. This occurrence cotsed the death of the steward and three others, hands-on board; two of whom were named Smith. Besides thesa several were more or less scalded. ‘The cuptain and the two ‘® were noton board at the time of the accifent. The wreck of the Por- poise was afterwards towed down ton » The ex- Plosion set the Porpoise on fire, but the ns of the multitude prevented it from ‘eae beyond the tow- boat.—New Orleans Bulletin, May 27. Fins. tx tHe Woons.—We learn from the barrow ad 11.) Republican that the extensive tract of wood and tim- ber land in Allentown, took fire last week, and between one and two thousand acres were burned over, fee a good deal of timber, and large quantities of wood th had been cut and piled w ly for market. Wretrnw Daninc.—They are about to try n young and beautiful girl in Westmore! county, Pa., for Naraing « barn belonging to her faithless lover. Temremaxecr at te Wesr.—The town of Troy, in Ohio, was the scene of tumult and riot for several days during the last week. It seems that, at the late term of the court in that county, sev: tenced ee fine Vr, a temperance peltit wi omg some Ineir Commitment, about three hundred “ insurgents” en- tered the town, armed with scythes, sickles, &e., demand- ing their release, Anticipating such an attempt at rescue, the military. Ch pepo ay: benrerlreyen paw ind have terminated in a complete triumph of the autho. rities. orson— Tue New Jensey Pore in be jay 60 vessels from nea, 57 whieh was General Orders, No, 33, the Aamy, Aowwrast Gexenin's Or v ‘Wasninaron, June 2, 1842. 1, The 24 Infantry, on its arrival at ‘New York, will ntry will stand distributed as fol- ue in Wort Ontario, Oswego ; three in Madison : 's Harbor; and one'in the Barracks at by the 2d Infantry, the 4th Artillery stachments to garrison the following roe, with six companies ; Fort Wash- h two; Fort Severn, with one; and Fort Mc. ‘ork harbor, in which four the latter regiment will be posted, as here. of the four now there ; two at Fort Trumbull, ; and one, as now, at Fort Mifflin, Delaware 4. With a view to united instruction in the higher ma- ies of Artil! will be ‘ether in pairs, at points which Tarai rounds . Consequently the light ® The other companies of the 24 and 4th Arti and the companies of the 24 Infantry, will be jad | the for their new stations by the Commanders of Gonver ett (gpm deer cree de ments respectively. WantsWe 6. The three field officers of the ad Artillery will take 8, and Hamilton ; and the 7. The commander of the 2d waor ot st take post mercy. “Do you want salvation 7” said the descon, looking into Madison Barrac 8. Commenaare ‘of ¢ and Poste are charred hisbeudal face. ‘ with the prompt ex ‘of this order. No, darn you—I want Sal Skinner, fad the sexton By contend of I won't let me take her out till meeting’s over. n ‘Then was the time we roared “ some.”