The New York Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1842, Page 3

ugee, the murdered man, was one of the firm of | that name, whose office in ae ‘ashort time since been in this city and ke; for him in ad ies, in Louisy: upon the uncertainty. of prises. The deficiency in th: nae to meet the expenditure for the year, has been o: Joially announced at over 42,100,000. The income tax was in process of collection, and th: manner of doing it had given rise to great complaints. 1 will be remembered that the law exempted small annu'- (ants. Hence the following notice has been issued by th: Bankof England to those whose income is such as t exclude them from the operation of the tax :— “ Bang op Enovann, July 6, 1842.5 Drvivenps, witose TOTAL INCOME 1 which event he has as there were many He also, at one time ile, Ky., and other western cities. Bince been im this city some three opfour mouths, he has been remarkable for his in- wing his office very morning, and keeping i open at night—thu: y and late custo as they seldom open until about 9 0’ before dark, invariably lose. “the early bird catches the worm,” and upon this adage He was avout 43 years old, had a wile and tow childcen, the eldest of whom, a girl, t Tors years old. for some tims at N body was conve: dustry—always 0 while his neighbors jock, A. M. and clo It was a say ing of Lougees about 17, and family had boardec 26 Sansom street, to which place hiv yea, and the post mortem examinatio . . . * . . ‘The Mayor then said it was his duty to oommit the pri- soner to stand his trial for Murder in the First Degree, During the whol of the examination, which lasted fron eleyea o'clock until three, the office was crowded to ex: ess. The doors, the windows, end the out-houses anc tops of the adjoining houres, were crowded with specta- tors, auxious to obtain a glimpse of the prisomer. ‘The prisoner, who sat by the side of his counsel, main "coolness during the whole of the hearing estions of his counsel. that was when one of the wi- tim had left a wide and four ‘ To Receive, “Ifyour total income is less than £150 per annum your claim fora return of the tax must be made to th commissioners of the district in which you reside. “The assessor of your parish will supply you with the vecessary forms.” This is a very summary way of using poor creditors ind if practiced In this country, or nothe highway in Europe, would be called unblushing robbery. The crowd at the Bank of England was very great md no little grumbling was heard among the recipient: fa few pounds only, who were mulcted of their seven vences, and for satisfaction were referred to the notice: posted up, that they may appeal to the Commissioners of heir respective Cistricts for a return of the overcharge. The idea of a respectable man wasting his time and ap- pealing for half-c-crown, carries something ludicrous with it, that makes us doubt very much whether the government will not find itself a ‘pretty considerable” gainer by this new method of dipping into John Bull's t He occasionally asked qu appeared affected once, noses stated that U. S. Suir Nontit Canenina, 2. T MARTIAL. "HE NAVAL GENERAL COUR’ een NAVE re y order all the jou on board this shi ‘Nitmenses in the cases o be investigates, and the accused, in their attendance, daily, at 10 o’clock— Sunday's excepted. A boat will bein waiting at the Bat- tery bridge, at half past 9 A. to be punctual ily. ROR Ths A rooRes ‘Tho full amount of their elaim is due these people in law and in justice; and yet the disbursing officers of the English government, with consummate and characteristic arrogance, refuse to pay them in full, but put them to trov- ble and delay in getting their just dues. The amount paya- ble to people receiving £150 each and under,was,according ‘o Sir Robert Peel’s schedule, £7,600,000—three per cen! of this unjustly withheld, is £228,000, one half of which will be forfeited on account of the trouble of getting. The British government will thus commit a direct robbery upon its creditors of £114,000, or $570,000. Truly “the glory ofEngland” is reaching a dazzling brilliancy. The sales at the Stock Board were exceedingly small to-day as usual. Thenews from abroad is very unfavor- able to the negotiation of the Government loan, and con- sequently the prospect of its being ultimately, with an in- creased amount, forced upon this market, hes an injurious fell }New York State 6's, 1962, improved } per cent for some small sums. The amount received for toll on the Canals of the State of New York to 22d July. Who Wants ee Sreectocunie and Good SMILE AT THIS, BUT WE HAVE ted. We have seen several lately e assumed what they never had before, viz. :— ul clear skin and luxuriant hai and gentlemaa whose skin and face were truly disgusting with eruptions and treckh Soap cleared it, and on of sunburnt or yellow MANY MAY seating experiment One young indy and the Italian Chemical , too, also changes the colo: in to a healthy clearness. We, self, can speak from using Jones's Oil of Coral Cir Our hair was falling out and filled with scurf, and this entirely remedied it. Ithas been used by the first merchants of our city, who tell us it certainly does make the hair grow, and give light, red, grey haira fine dark look.—-Pteayune. This is sold ver rican Eagle, 82 Chatham street. ents, 8 State st., Boston; 139 Fulton st., Brooklyn; $7 Dock st., Philedelphi: reasonable by Jones, Sign of the Ame- CAPTAIN CHADWICK, OF THE PACKET Sherman’s Camphor Lozenges are ir knew to cure sea sickness. Scarce- of these valua- e in five or ten Ship Wellington, the only thing hi ly aship leaves this port without a #1 When they cure hei minutes who will suffer?’ Dr, Sherman’s Lozenges have stood the test of experience for four years, and the more they are used the better they are liked. His warehouse is at 106 Nassau street, one door above Ann. Difference in favor of 1841. oa At Mobile on the 20th, specie and bills per cent prem.; small sums of specie sold as high as 66, Ashort sight bill on New The end must soon come; but Alabama will come untarnished out in the end,and purified from Bank corruptions. The affair of Mr, Pentz of the Atlantic Insurance Com- pany is singular one; and without any criminality on the part of Mr. Pentz, appears to be the result of the general carelessness with which business is done in Cor. porate Companies, The case of the Oceun Insurance Company has been before the public, where large losses were sustained by the gress earlessness of the presiding officer. A meeting of stockholders of that company was held, and the matter being investigated, advice of eminent counsel was taken, and it was decided that where losses incurred through the neglect of salaried officers, those offi- cers are accountable at law ; but having no property, of course are heyond the reach of the stockholders. ease of the Atlantic, the affair bears @ similar aspect, not that the Secretary has used the money himself, but his ac- count appears short in consequence of entering premium notes and other matters as paid before they actually are %o. The policies in existence set the matter right. The general careless manner of keeping the accocnts, it ap- pears to us, lies atthe door of the President, Walter R. Jones, who is a large proprietor of wrecking vessels, and whose nephew, John D. Jones, has succeeded Pentz in the Secretaryship ofthe company. To preside ever acorpo- cate company in a manner to do justice to ts proprietors, itis necessary to relinquish all other business. great pomposity, but really of very diminutive intellects, are allowed to engage in half 2 dozen different employ- nents, or inotuer words to have “ too many irons in the ire,” some of them must burn. The Atlantic stockholders ore burnt a little in this case. We have received from Washington some valuable ta- blesin relation to the trade of the country, which accom- panied the revenue bill reported by the Committee of Ways and Means. We compile from it the following table in re ation to the iron trad Manuractun® or Inox Tron to THe Unite: were firm at 60 SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA.—The numerous ob- jections to diiterent forms in which sarsaparilla has beer heretofore prescribed, are well founded, The quantity o sugar contained in the syrup will in most instances nause ate and surfeit the stomach, if a sufficient dose tobe of any benefit. The decoction and infusion being so liable to spoil, combined with the difficulty of prepara. tion, render them both comparati Hence the superior valueand efficacy of the article now under consideration, which contains the essential ple on which the restorative virtues of the pend, extracted by an entirely new, ingeni apparatus. ‘The sarsa powerful purifiers of and from that down to 61. York, for $1000, sold at 55. ly useless and inert.— rilla is then combined with ot! e blood, selected wholly from the vegetable kingdom, and these are eoncentrated into a fluid Therefore, persons suffering from a debilitated system, or diseases ofa chronic or acute nature, also cutaneous eruptions, will find in this prepara- tion all combined that can be useful for the removal of their complaints. Prepared and and for exportation, by A. B. ings, 273 Broadway, corner Chambers st. extract of great power. Id, wholesale, retail, ds & Co., Granite Build. jG KOLMSTOCK’S VERMIFUGE.—This remedy for worms is one of the most extraordinary ever used. it ly eradicates worms of all sorts, from children ‘Thousands perish by worms, without the real caus: Some other reason i sickness, until too late to cure the real cause. Use the above article from 71 Maiden lane. Price 25 being known. assigned for their A family in New Jersey saved several children by the One, a girl of eight years age, had become ex ceedingly emaciated before the Vermifug three large worms was dislodged, and sh rmifuge, when she again became worse,an: had resort to the Vermifuge that finally brought awa, an incredible quantity of worms, and the cure was com , and she gained her health rapidl: ‘ock’s Vermifuge, at 25 cts. per bottle, a COMSTOCK’S 71 Maiden lane, Enquire for Dr. {G-ONE OF THE MOST AGREEBLE AND PLFA. saut places of amusementin thecity is the American Mu- with their splendid entertainment: d that this intelligenc« lors here day and night seam and Garden, myriads of curio is nonews, for hundredsof vi will corroborate what we have sa‘d $G@-CHATHAM THEATRE —A grand _legitimat: treat is offered at this theatre to-night, in which a hi The entertainments commence wit) e tragedy of King Lear, Kirby enacting Lear, Procto ‘gar, Stevens Kent, and Mrs. ‘Thorne Cordelia, | Pizarr: |, powerfully cast—J. R. Scott performiny Rolla, Hield Pizarro, Mrs. Hieid Elvira, and Mrs, Thorns We perceive by the bills that Sheri celebrated play called the Rose of Arrago at this establishment, and will shortly be produced, with on immense strength of ¢ Great Baitaix, Exront or Pro States ann to France. THE Price or Mo Iron InGarat Britain ann THE Pia Be pd Pig exp’d Qt to exp France, Ge Britain, Britain, ens. talent take part. c Qtafiron Pige (VAUXHALL GARDEN.—Browne, comedian, is re-engaged at this delightful place, and ay- pears tonight in an entire new character. Miss Kati Horn also performs. There is no plice of amusement ir this city can compete with Vauxhall Garden this season, the coolest and most delightful ploce that can be found. rformances headed by such artiste: Horn, draw crowds sss S2E8e%1 1 g 3 333 sesss SVBeseesssss: and the vaudeville as J. $. Browne, and the beautitul Kat of delighted visitors, Messrs. Andrews, Bellamy, Rus- sell, Mrs. Jaekson and Miss Bedford, appear also in the pieces to-night. If the management increase their at- traction, they must increase the size of the building; 1 evening there was not a vacant seat in the saloon—their enterprise deserves the patronage received. Bi 33 £ § $82 3.2 212 3 2 suey 382288 ay S-yere= Grand American Tournoment. ER. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA, A Tourdament will come off at the Fauquier, White Sulphur Springs, on Friday, the oth of Angust. ‘ho have already entered the lists,chal. the world to cross a lance a; run at the ring, promsing to all courteows knights who may come, @ fair field and presence of ladies. ‘ARRENTON Sprint 8 I 33!!! lenge competition from 4 790 35 1» Va., July 22, How far these figures are entitled to cradit, we cannot determine, in relation to the quantities exported from Great Britain to other countries ; but in relation to quan- tities imported into this country, and the prices in Eng- land, the table is entirely wrong. The quantity put down as imported into the United States from Great Britain, is that of the whole quantity imported into the United States from all countries, and the prices are deceptive altogether. The following is atable from the yearly commerce and navigation reports, showing the whole quantity of pig im. ported into the U. States, the proportion imported from Great Britain, and the cost there, according to amount on which daty was paid :— Import or Pro Inox ixto tHe Uviten Starrs. Herald Bulletin of News, of News is kept at the north-west streets. On the arrival of the A. M.—and also of the M., the latest intelligenc+ The Herald Bulletin Re nt morning mails, at eight o'clock, ‘mails, at fouro’clock, from of the world, may be found on the |, at thia corner. Let ev end read, Advertisements of all kinds t: Herald General Printing Office. ‘The General Printing Oftice, ca) of printing, such as books, ions, is now open atthe jassau street—Joseph Elliott, Printer. 'The New York Lancet, jes of the first volume of this work, may now be had at the putlication en at the office ible of doing all sorts bills, cards of ali juildings, entrance handsomely bouns office.—Price $2. City Vespaten Post, 46 Wituiam Street. Varncrrat Orrice.—Letters dey 8, halfpast 12, and half past 3 o’clock, will be sent out for jelivery at9, 1, and 4 o'clock. Snaxcu Ovrices,—Letters deposited before 7,11, and » vclock, will be sent out tor delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. GREIG, Agent. posited before half-pust ‘ From these four years,the inaceuracy of the al table will realily be perce ved, more especially in the prices, which are very material in showing the operation of tariff laws. In all the tables presented by the advocates of high tariff, this straining to produce results favorable to their views, marks a bad cause. We will hereafter show the discrepancies in other of the tables. Sales at the Stock Exchange. 6000 N York 6's, 1952, 1850, MONEY MARKET. Tharsday, July 25—6 P. The advices from England received this morning are something later, but are far from being encouraging. — ‘The money in the discount market was indeed abundant ; that isto say, the demand was by no means equal to the supply. In foreign trade very little was “oing. Indeed, so small was the balance in favor of England, notwith- standing all the contraction that hes been unde gone, that the mere payment of insurance due Hamburg on account of the late fire, depressed the exchanges. The following is atable of the paper currency of Great Britain up tothe 1000 Lilinois 6's, 1 500 d 5000 di 16000, ——l- | ¢ 0 100 Farmers Loan 8 i A sian 25 Stonington RR Second Roard, 150 Harlem RR State of Trade. The foreign news has tended to make cotton very y—we have heard of no sales. re in active demand—about 200 bbls have ince our last at $5 25. A small lot of pearls was sold at $5 62}. Holders generally ask $5 75. Flour—The worket is dull, Paren Crncucation or tHe Uniten Kinapom. Ju De on Private banks circ We continue to quote Gen- Juiy 26.—At market 270 Beef Cattle, 10 Co 2200 Sheep and 660 Swine. 300 large old hogs were from Kentucky by way of New Orleans, most of which remain the close of the market. Prices—Beef Cattle—W quote a few extra at $6 a, Private & joiat stock e advance our quotations. We 389.26 00. First quality $5 a5 25; 60 a $4 75; third quality $2 75 a $4 25. es—Sales at $19, 21, 23, 25, 25, 31, and Pr Dall. We quote at $1 38,1 50, 1 75,2 00,1 92, small pigs to peddle, at 4jc, more than large Kentucky hogs Total, — Ballign in the bank, This is a vast decrease in the aggregate currency,and 9 percent inthe manufacturing distric.s, in four weeks— notwithstanding that the bullion in bank had lorgely in creased, This is conclusive as to the geveral stagnation of trade, arising mostly from the uncertainty attending the effect of which uncertainty is also seen in the return of quarterly revenue, as follows :— Companative Revenup or Great Barratn, QuARTER END Tu'y 5, ate Sul 4,554,908, Swine—A lot of half barrows. A retail from 4} to 54 cent thenew tariff —_————__—_____ Foreign Markets, Matanzas, July 18—Our market scriptions Muscovado Sugars, Th, 1 the past week been made up lor the ket, which has quite swept our place of that staple. Of the crops there is net more than 50a 60 hh The stock of coffee is new crop so far promises but indifferently. little doing, and of molasses without any chan ms, No sales ofrice since last advices, exhausted—the Miscellaneous, ‘This decrease in the customs shows an average deoreas PE gina in the imposts of the quarter of 10 per cent, consequen', Pi rfine flour, per bbl, $9; corn i.corn, per bush, $1} bbl. $5; navy an phin, Yarmouth, NS; A M Hale, NYork; Osear, do ven. rorond, July %—Arr Jane, Philadelphia, lio, NYork; 24th, Senator per A 5 ‘read, per bbl, %; Je; candles, nanufactu sales made with ditticull per 100 Ids, $4; 10; lard, per 1b, per Ib, 10a lc, Market generally declining, anc BY THOMAS BELL, 22.4nn and 115 Pulton street.) > tross, Philadelphia, July 25—Sld' Metamora, Siam, 2%—Arr Edw Franklin, Philadelphia for Extraordina: Re Received Nightly with Sioute of ey? oY Laughter and Ap- NTOMIMES, ke erm, Philadelphia Eoaanrown, July eck, in the sales rocm, . clothing, fancy goods, pledged articles, Axtwenr Manxer, July 7.—Cotto.—The sales werr 0 the Fulton st, store, THIS EVENIN not large, being but $0 to 100 bales daily—the prices di not transpire—were considered firm, The purchases were lirectly ov the part of the manuf ‘otton from January and the stock on hand on the vhich 9,542 were New Oriean ond the bailance East India. 500 bbls New York but at declining rates. The stock of American was 2,143 bbls. splendid second hand and new aefegaincings, works of art, &e. at Roreloc!, with ‘The receipts of D_OVERTL Re ‘ere 18,870 bales, h July was 26,530 bales, of 1B Hantrono, July 6—A+ F a Vl Sale of valuable furnitare phias Mary Shiel ew York; Phenix, Alb ry Ist to July Ist, 1942, THe Cit After which Mon Joseph \iosse td will give i Heer ah Mowwet wall give bis Ct; Atlas, Sears, Quarter of an hours iuteriigsio wil! he allowed for Refroats 8 In ashos the sales had been manta in the (r= chen utensils are excellent, th ft furniture of the best des vipt.ony t is of ithpostance that every article ed the day of sale A public sale of Kentucky To- men; Vandalia, Port saeco was made on the 6th, of which 58 hhds averaged 16 a After wh THE Weobct cents, and 22 hhds20a2 cent by } kid. ‘The stock was ‘ork, July 25—Sld Alptonso, (Dan) West Indies; So- 3,983 Kentucky, 1,160 hhds V: « but without much enquiry; 3,576 trs. Carylina on in the sales rooms, othing, hardware, cut seasonable dey goods After which. July 2i—Arr Chili A DIVERTISEM ENT. MILITAIRE, Matanzas; Zephyr, St cleared for N York. si ard, NYork; Moon, do; Orray own, SC. July 23—Cld Haleyon, N York. daly 20—Clad Dublin, Portland;’ Margaret Forbes, ik; Reform, do. eset humerus inments, will be loon arr OVER. On Monday, 11th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Krebs, Mr. Henny Ta mstown, N. J. to Miss Many D. Ross, of Mor- New Onceans. July 16—Cld Johanne, panager, Mr. Chippe: L ve rand Director, Vb axon SATURDAY, At 1034 0’ cio +k » splendid dianer sets, China and crockery ety, With pianos of the best manufacture, Cowes and amkt; Uneas, Havana. Ne Chea at seven o'clock, Kntertainments to commence HAM THEATRE, On the 27th instant, of paralysis, Mrs. Exany Monnox, Stan r HIS EVEN yEN, HARTFORD THIS EVENIN DAILY, sina aged 35 years. IY Ne peat KiNG ewnemet the ‘ BY THOMAS ELDER, & ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are request. 5 C3 Lane. ed to attend her funeral from the res Mrs. Ann Hunneford afternoon, sidence of her mother, , 264 Second street, at 4o’clock, this T 44 o'clock, at the Auction Room. eries—Consisting 0 randy, cordials, imported seg ars, teas, coffee, HARNDEN & CO. having &e. an lots to suit the former proprietors of U On Thursday evening, 98th instant, after a lingering ill- Hurlburt & Ge, ness, THtowas 8. Bray, aged Ol years, Hartford Express Live, their right aad interest in said line, tand railroad comp lege of running express NS, Auctioneer, Store 85 Maiden lane—On riends and acquaintances, and those of his family, 'e requested to attend his funeral on Saturday afternoon, Doors will open in future a Sh. souk the, auacolanretll ring at a quarter before & ‘o'clock punet the said route for the exel cars thereon, would respectfull at 4 o'clock, from his late residence, 63 Essex st. rele, 50 cents—Bo VAUXHALL GARDEN, public that they utire stock and are now prepared to receive aud fi On Wednesday morning, after a ‘short illness, Geoncx pt Eg ole fairs 4 cepted) parcels specie, Sc.; to collect Lama, infant son of John and Jane Carter. notes, drafts, bills, and to transact all bs t usiness in each of said ‘that which is now done by their es: The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- Re-Engagement of JS Browne, H y 1 tend the funeral this morning, at 10 o'clock, from 22 Clarkson st. tablishment. A. sp: Which contain iron messenger will accompany the cars, Raisins, Figs FRIDAY EVENT iy 20th, will eo c ¥ DIE FOR hovee™ne ie On Wednesday ded by the above lin sent to their offies must be inarked evening, 27th inst,, of dropsy in the jo Hl “ Care of Harnden & Co. ‘agon and Harness; head, Lastow Now Lana, son , aged L year and 8 months. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- Robert M. and Sarah Capt Frederick, Mr J 8 Browne | Ch rlotte, ve MY NEW WIFE Greggory Grizzle, Havana Sears, Brandy, Wi railroad corpora AND OLD EMBER fully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon, at 4 0’eIk, from 93 West 19th street, near the 6th avenue. NY & CO, 3 Wall st. 9 J, M. Thompson, General Agent, 10 State GA. Hamilton, Stitertreet, Haittork ‘Tomorrow (Saturday) by ATLANTIC t the auction reom tof} ARDEN, 9 an ad On Wednesda: RAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, by Dod: st. Springfield, ; 27th instant, We. Perer Skenaerr, , assortment of first q patent levers, full jewell guly child of Chrries N. Heflerman, aged 3 weeks and 3 ays, celebrated Band, th nd Waltz from La Gazza Lada luick Step—full band. W. Webb, 56 State Also, a lot of second hi n Wednesday, 27th inst., Avice, daughter of John E. ” c B vathes, Engines, Se 20 of the newest patterns fine gold skirt Inst night, Foley, ed 9 months and 20 days. . ess payment of money. Sale ti 1 ednesday evening, 27th instant, Tuomes Re, ny containing $35 ip Rt lt cpa iston—H. B. Dodworth notes of the Farmers’ yer from the Opera of Amilie jank of Reading; aged 25 years. one with a cut in the eagh nd Auburn Banks; 5. Pot Potrie, from the oj ICTION NOTICE, —Househoid Furniture 6. DuetT'wo Comets—t om the opera of Norma T. Quick Step—Full Band Tsaaes, ‘at Seneca Falls, Se ., Ne commission note for $13 73, and some other papers. The above reward will be paid for the detection of the thief we contained in 127 and ssengers Arrived, be sold at auction 1 postponed from Wednesday. laat,) eo Garyrstox—Brig Galveston—J G Miss Caznan Mrs Burr, PK mbell, C Parker, Moriur—B: Ware, lady and child, HH Allen, Capt Erskin, EP Shows, and 8 in steerage, ‘Messrs Andrews and Foote. 8. March, from the operat Norma Solo- 10, Waltz—Full Bond juintett, from the opera of Der Freischate ir, from the opera of the Postillion. sofas, couches, cl ards, hell lamps. of ing, bedsteads, French ‘3 Ware, Cea sets. wash han the recovery of the money, or $25 for the discovery of f. tj AGE, table linen, bed Penn Yan, Yates C : I stair carpets, China and yin N, REWARD .—Lost on the 20th July, a silver Watch f the furniture was’ new last May. ost oF uett—All’s well—2 eber cornors and 2 coruets JOHN B. GLOVER, Aud E M4. Largo—Fae totum, from the opera of I] Barbier de Sev 15. Finale—Full Ban German silver chan and formation respecting it, hall receive the abo: Gvayama—Brig Fravklin—57 chs molasses FG Thurston & Sori hhds sugar Souteyran & Perret—19 hhds do tucken, Gatyistox—Bng Galveston—300 pie 4bils buffalo robes, order=7 bndls deer's tin, questions asked, by leaving word at Mus. Cox ery and Bleecker st. NFORMATION WANTED, of JOUN MUR te printer, a nati-e of Glasgow, York, which city’ he left in the {information of suid J Concert to commence at Borelock 1 cask copper 1 bdl maze 10 boxes mdze Henry Hi ‘ak GOR, 500 tons burthe 209 bales cotton J H Brown—1 box mdze J M above ports on Saturday, 6th August, from Atte eam: Fe ill sail’ for the Please direct te Marshall hy Connecticut, cr to James Ma on » T. BA INCREASE] New York, ex i pressly for a sea ronte, Domestic Importations. for the above voy ANTED—By an American woman, a small room in th. 48 accommodatio New Ore. 531 yoke core J Beveridge & co— -ANS—Brig Emeline—85 hhds sugar C P Leverich ‘JR Milbanks & col ck lower part of the city terms she will keep the build C,, Sun office. stating all abou some large building, on which je: Address F note to M. ‘The best of city recommen: eamship crossing th bg AE ad without extra charge. The Model of the 30 Nick, in which Mr, Winchell sustains sixeha: jand & com25 turtle: ig Snow—219 bales cotton, Boormi T OFFICE, New York, uly 2h, loZ—SACADIA gina’ ty staves stow & Co- rell & Math A Steel—1 boxes, HW & S Bar 4 a eri ts in Animal ‘Van Boskik--21 ‘coils rope, Bare vocalist: Dino I Albino Lady ; Fancy Glass B, Ascensions every ni rmances Wed. STEAMER.—Leter bags for Live dia, from Boston, on the Ist August, will close at the upperand t offices on Saturday, the 30th day of July, at 41-2 P, iverpdol, per steamer Aca hi I - t atten o'clock. jay afternoons at he overland postage of 19%{ cents on each snigle letter, JOHN LORIMER in the evening. Day visiters admitt , Garden and’ fntertan- jyatr Admission to the whole Museum, ments 25 cents—Ohildren half price. \AHAM, P.M. Captain A. M’Lean, RITIME HERALD. —— lowing Magezines HE AMERICAN EDITION of th for July will be published this day, viz lack wood’s Maxazi i Friday) afternoon, ib NEW ROCHESTER THEATRE ts now open for the summer season, ladies and gentlemen of established professional reputation, who design visiting Buffalo or Montreal To Ship Masters, July 29th, at o’elock. se OF i ight a We shall esteem it a favor, hwre, will give to Commodore a report of the yeesels spoken on their passage, a list of their cargo, fore board th the favor in any way. Beare oes Maga ine, ply on board, orto 8. M. DRE Dublin University Magaz Also in press, and, will sho ar Reviews for tains of vessels arriving Cor asset, of our news fleet, shipping left st the part Whence they sailed office on the wha GS \e take Rochester in their way, will please address the subscriber. SION DAY A HING BANK substantial steamer UTIC Will make au excursion as above on Monday, 2 Uciea on this wip will remain on the Banks all ny 4 be published, the American newspapers they may have. Commodore Rochester, July 1, 1842. em immediately on tl = ‘BOWERY THEATRE. R. ABBOTT begs leave tir arrival, We will reciprocate Price $8 per annum. pectfully to announce that VE his benefit and last apjearance will take place this present Friday, July 20th, when will be performed, pesitively for this that case she will anchor an opportanity to land at ion, and a successful one at catching fish, tions received at the publication office, No. 102 JOSEPH MASON, Publ To Correspondents Abroad, Our correspondents in foreign ports are respec: This will be ad ally requested to send obtain. siding at home or abroad, will be than! will be on the ground at the right time, Utica can accommodate 250 p- 80 private state rooms for fa ‘on board, that those who wish may enjoy themselves. by form. vessel all the marine intelligence th information of an: ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY, “FRENCH, kind, from any one re- vwent performers hi i their servi. es, in addition to the regular Miss Charlotte Cushman, as The following x oullion party. Captain Peacock will be on board, and As the number of _ Grace Matkaway Sir Harcourt Courtley No, 7 Division-street, of a number of patrons whose PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 29, 1822. ssiry for beiths. rtlandt street. She N consequence of the entres is inited, ear y b , _ children frequent this school, the undersigned will continue + ++ 452 { Moon Rises: SUN ti SUN SET: ing the coming vacat ¢ to those who prefer sel oot of Hammond street, 814; Canal, pear in two favorite Dauces. 9%4 o'clock. Fare, 50 ccnts each Sengs, Se. and the Faice of HIGH WATER+++ tute is a rapidand thorough knowledge VALFT DE SHAM. ish languages, ‘Mathematics, ‘Na A MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIO. Bark Janet, (Br) Fraser, Dalhou Philosophy, &e. eo 2 . ‘The student of the Latin and Greek will, ina short time, be NB. A Knox, Jr —Schrs Hudson, Corley, Baltimore; Nassau, Dearborn, Richmo: Renown, Lovell, Boston. SEA MONSTER ; SEA DEVIL GREATEST NATUR OL LERICA —The proprietor of this dtoenterCollege. : ench being he predominant branch, witl of course be spoken in the classes. : he session commences on the Ist of August, yet pupils may ce her excursion trips to the running between N New York, trom the end of pie: North River, at 10 o'clock A M, 2. 4 and half- RIOSITY IN mense tperimen Brig Franklin, Gooding onevame, PR, July 16, with suger, to can vessels, Bag Masno Philadel, Some sal seregi 2tth tust. ar 349, lon 73 9 Left no “Ameri: for NYork, s00 1y.. Ths Geu, Glover 4) will be a. total To nd sails, are all that. has ‘been bark Columbia, of that be has fer Exhubi the Sea Devil, which was nthe Harbor o: obcain admission any time parents can make it convenient to hegs leave to anuonnce to Uhe public tion, at the Bowery Amphitheat captured on the 26th Apnl, 1812, it .C., alter a desperate stunggle with 26 men in 7 B ‘Tite proprietor of this muster fecls co, fident that the lovers of the curious and the scientific will be hight Viewing this marvellous p aien Island at 8 o'clock, A On the 4 o'clock tri her pleasant excursion to. the Lower during the summer months. Fare for the excursion twelve and ig, Wm Purringt Seerepertedwiecke ‘The terms are moderate, as will be seen inthe cire jay, a healthy excursion visions, shooks N. B.—The Evening School 1s open for young me! NO. 4 PECK SLIP. ing furnished with new boilers, has proved fast, and is comma inckspart, ior 8 Orl Juction of the mighty dee Snow, Snow. (of Thomaston) 17 days from Mobile. with cotton, &e, to master. 25th ull rage, so that passenger: OCTOR CARPENTER continues as usual to devote his Franklin, from Guayama for N¥« rk, and obt: rt will be made to reuderthe © entire personil attention to the treatment of all delicate | tx inno danger of infectious diseases from quarentine establis} i and two men, and ition agreeable and satisl. JE OF AIR AND OF SCENE is aot only Brig G Ieston, Bu from Galveston, Texas, with cotton to Badger & f tA great source of enjoyment im the Lobe? TAG egbos ad to the resideuts of a crowded ALTHY EXCURSIO: NG BANKS OFF SANDY astand substa.tial steamer UTICA, ompare with a SAUNT 'TO HOBOKEN, w York ou'y for a tew dd walks along the river—the ny cau ‘ we Who cau leave New + Caroline 0: Washington, NC for 17th, in the Mona Passa no Americans. castle, of Bangs r, from Gu: P 4» wher y fe thousands have, been made to’ rejoice at a hapy deliverance | -mernSER ees The | will commence making daily e ions to the above y wy ce, on Monday, July 2%h, and continue Tharsday and Saturday, tayesqule beauty of i ing views presented fom the these enchanting nilla for New York, 6 dys from Windior, NS, summit of Cactle Point, andor i the rormantic site of the By bls Cavet and leave as follow: claims no equivocal Janal street at half past 8—Pike stree ad all kinds of & a 7 leans, and § days from | received his diploma in this city Co. honors) isa licentiate of and has had nearly thirt est, with corn, to E. rk State Medical Soci Ganges, Hom, 8d excellent band of mu wire to render this by tar th= most favorite place of Summer resort. years practice and experience in at & Co, Vearnig tepeinen eegharenae iJ what is most important, he speedily and effectue &B. Allen & Pay remain at Fort Hamil- Breloy, Canal, a rich pty constantly di A TION, in the most ay jon, r Leontine, Knayp, 3 days from Richmond, with mdse, to Separate offices and entrances for the privacy of pa- oO an Hever come in cortact. Charges reasonable, APPARATUS fed prvverss ak RTAULT & CO. reursion around a. i from Mobile, and 15 days from Island on Sunda’ Charleston, with 1600 staves to order. ‘and leave'as follows :—Fo creer at 1% orclock—Canal atreet at Pike street, Ect, Pier No. 1, at 2% o'clock, P. M., and artive iu G PAPERS——1000 reais ruled and plain Letter 750 do do do Foolseap ns fine and superfine Flat C street, who have made arrangements to open a class tor the i pils, to commence on Monday, July, Lith. reception of py Below. British ship Wardsworth,45 days from Glasgow, with mdse, to A. Knox, Jr. £00 ‘do English Copying Paper ; 100 do. fine superfine medium blue and white General Record. - the papifs may cont: FIRST PACKET FOR LIVERPOOL, josi- Brio Pizanno—The Henrietta, at $25 in advance, nga large aasortment of Eye! F.A-ARTAULT & Co. have tively-—The splendid fast sailing packet ship THOS. st_received by the nacket bitte ne, fant, fell in with the capsized, and all her spars car Rhone, from Paris, 1,000 very superior Plates; also, 25 improv- 2 2 x being moderate, lowered away the , and went to the wreck, but could not ascertain where sh as well as an extensive st wufactured in Paris, Ses aguerreoty| A aalies for sale by + best € hemmies or SODA ASH—W to SD jy20 P hailed from, in consequence of her starl far under water; coul: engers, who will be taken at very low rates, if tm: ade on board, foot of James slip, or to TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, rd quarter being so not get any thing from her. ne ‘bout, 250 tons bur- HE DAGUERREOTYPE PKO- $3 ‘are taken at the rooms, comer Broadway and the modem improvements, ane 1a vessel of al TRAW WRAPPING PAPER—4,000 reams of Crown and then ashore on the reef in the C: her foremast and bows can. double C ‘Straw Goethe Crown Stray MANGANESE=s tons bI pol) the result being always the cos passaxe, with nothing bit rgard to tbe weathe ing, supposed 'to be an A, OKS, 61 Liberty st. Tack Oxide of Manganese, fur sale PERSSE & BROOKS. 61 Liberty street, SLACK BALL. OR OLD LINE OF LIVE! JO PARE EB oteine tent eal ee, | astreetions in the above beautiful art given, end apparacus Bank Crampton, at Charleston, was striken by lightning on furmished at a moderate price. the 2ith inst. sina-hing the mainmast and doing ot ‘88 may be obtain- B.—Al! the appacatas used in the busines b he above place; also, every description of miniature Specimens may be seen at the rooms 0 Known very fast sailing Pa: ket Ship GMarshell, will August, her rega ‘The aecoinmod ROPE, ly oa Monday next, of this Line for Cabin, BEACON TROTTING COURSE. Notice to Mariners. The following is an extract from a communication rece atany time dering the day. y the steam ship Jupiter, which arrived off the London known to be super 38 COWAN respectfully informs the Indies of New York ‘Thursday afternoon, from Cronstadt: is reported that within the last few d wedish boats on the Danish side o eding will find it to their comfort to and its vicinity, that she cot will be happy to th nel : The terms of passage are very low, for which apply on board, armed tween unsafe four ni of the channel, be- in the night time, greeive her apis atNo.'86 Whi u ladies wi prefer re ce. Harp and Piano. Fortes for sale and o ano Forte for sale. i akkehoved and Kullen, making it b ‘A vessel being cl ts ago, took shelter under the Danish in which simation she was fired at, towed ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 25 Fulton st. Next door to the Fulion Bank, shore, and. = FOR LIVER? rst Re} Packet Ship EUROPE, Capt. E.G. Marcholl, he despatched as above, Mmodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, by Old. or Black Ball Line, are unsprvessed. which will be at the lowest rates, aj SOHN Extract from Lloyd's agent e only difference, in. the regulations now existing at the port «year is, that vessels ing. fro i s under the French dominion, will be admitted to ceptible goods on borr: bythe Spanish consul, en errcted at the © kk, CHARLES REPS respectfully announces to the ama- AVI eurs of Music, that he continues t on the Piano Forte. Guitar, Vielin, and nce, No, 17 Broadway,’ or if preferred, at the residen HARPS. ve instructions up T ry FOR $2,000—Monday, August Ist, at 4 D, Bryant names gr. m. Lady Suffolk ‘Wm. Wheelanw names by. ¢. Confidence H. Woodruff names by. «. Rij age from Great Britain and Ireland, via Lives snal be secured by any of the line of packets, ait has lately it HHonse has lately A harbor. 0 east of the Moro n the Table Land, about 300 yards o ed for any amount, payable throughout the Unit waslitonthe Ist June, 4 mn a purse of $400, with eninoside stake of $500 each, half igdom, by applying as abo $200 to go to the second best horse, three miles and re- OUBLE ACTION HARPS.—Amatenrs this delightful instrument are invited to ex and will cont volving light and. performs its complete revolutions in two nutes and a hall, is 210 feet above the level of the sea, and may @ to he 30 from sun’own to sunrise. I isa ree wat 3%) Broadway, deci 01 . F. BROWN & UO. Lendon anv Harps repaired, exehanged end for hire; Strings, &e. Taha Chambers strect. N. Captain O'Bryen, tons barthen, will be des: OTICE TO TEETOTAL the most elegant and fi o ye ol plaad the noble cause in which mip two youre, Ol @ distance of 22 to 24 miles. = above port on F Whalemen, mare engaged, and the L uphold. Cold water, taken in- for thirst, and possesses among a Sailed from New Bedford July 26, Maria TI Ocean, ~ GUNS AND PIS’ ig- EXCLUSIVELY. 4 Maiden lane. up stairs hot ereate a new thirst, after allaying the old. Gentlemen, we wish to divect y t ar attention now to warm water, applied 1, OF A b N, 61 Sor 4 it, salt as the briny ocean, 1 OBE ERED MANS Coste. seve Harvest, of New York, from London, June 26, lot 44 a CAITED LIMECGE LIVEROOL Backes Packetof the Istof Ausust—The superb Gast sail "Bane and } 40 r, from iicetaston for Fall River, July 22, Block Isl- 0 July 22, Block Island NNW, | July 26, Fire Island ADIRONDACK, 1100 tons barthen, capt. Hackstaff, will so the shape of a Hot Bath. DOLLARS KEWAK Liverpool for Philadelp D-—Rovbe of the Post OF azent for the Isrgest houses in that line na NW. 30 Numbers of the New York uldressed to the ed, aud of other New York ving been frequently. stole ich enables we to ella oxiremaly tow Lge tack of the above always , Seperate eghawes ‘are particularly requested to Acorn, Boston for Philadel, Edw Whitney, Pictou, Homer, NOdlens fo NYork, Jul in about to embark for the above to combine comfort with economy, berth. in this splendid tl Teeth potatos City and country mer Havana, no date, Gen Tat 28 47, lon 75, Di 12 days fr Philad Tost deck load tn wale. Foreign Ports. Passed by, St Burcholome, (Sw) Charleston; for Hamburg; Navrgator, Antwerp for New —for terms of which, apply on board, & J.T, TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, cor. South street. friends can hive them | SG. BOYLE, SUTTER AND WIG MAKER, | HAIR CUT P Ghathamestreets _ FRANCI ¢ at Burling slip, west side, 01 Ww. sons wishing to send for ther Le Lion, ‘ork. vms his friends and hair cutting cuss has returned to the city, and jis alwence hag occasi Butterauts, Otsego county ENGLISH MAIL. | ner royal mail steamer Al at Harnden’s Express vod F P Jaly 1—Ti NOu: for A ught out in this ship, or any of the regular line, on fy ORTLAND, July 4—~Tiges, NOsleans for Antwe xs, July 7—-Put in, Alenender, from 3 n Letter Office, "NEW ORLEANS—Louisiana and New | street, on Saturday, Jaly 30tI OAL—Peach, Orch: c—Positively first Regular Packet-—<Th yacket ship GASTON Cart Oliver Eldridge, ‘wharf foot of Wall at. , July 6—Sid Oceanns, Chyrleston. at 4 to PAG ico, Boston; Falmouth, do LI RONST, Sid ist, Pi ‘ork. i, trom the Diamond vein, this day an to-inorrow, free of eatlage, from the barge Arm b ken and screened, at $5 per ton, from the foot of Marl i3ALL'§ DAR ESTABLISHMENT, faving handsome furnished accommor | erg or eo Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, | yor, E, K. COLLINS & CO 56 South st. i f the hina fn oh Navy, te Amerie LToNA, June 2-—Acr § Lurman, Hetvorr, July 5—Arr Cohawba, Exot: holm: g6e, Jd ARCHANGEL, jatanzas for St Peterse | ‘on the outside. hants’ Bonk, Boston; Jers’ Bank, Boston, ,, Russian, and yfeamerehina boats and club Cop, and remove: Great care will be taken to have the goods by this line cor | & Woot, w oston for do; Gang Motanzas for doy. Di by rectly measured. der, NOrleans for Sto w Orleans, Hulle ‘ill goods to their addres iga for Boston; nston, Stockholm a jane 10--Arr Traveller, Hambarg; 13th, Ce- | aly 2—Arr Ovanda, NYork; 2, Franklin, do; 30 les three notes, it at this office and the finder shall be liberally re eee ee a ad AULT—Six thousand bushels, 1, oars and senila old 50 per cent less SB wakesTE EE” na. ‘20—Arr Kennebeck, NYork. 7 Hndson street. ¢ Arr Otto, Boron. June 25—Arr Toscan h30—Arr Robt Fu Akbar, Liverpool. Std Boston, ‘homas, Philadelphiag 14 OOMS.—A multe of Rooms, -n the second floor, with pam vn be obtained with board int persons can be accommorlaced: Apply CORPORATION NOTICE; ven, that asale of proper Auction, at= ve City Hall of 2m’ cay of September next, ned + « mday to dey until the whole of. sold,aat that the detailed statement of ets from hence. For freight or passage ap tres attached, jOYD & HINOK now in wse that will i incing: Lord of their utility is, lers in London, viz: Colman, 40L Strand; Lowcock, h jond street, have them for of their own ag a B, ra sad Haymarket! eave hopes peckrtsh has superior accommod | on Wednesday, the hich will be taken at, the lowest rates af ip at mor lk. Ror ROMAN! 61 South st + id ith, Mesey Jane, Philadel JAUNDERS, 163 Broadway made on bord the shi ao JOH | York port; 19th, Moy M. plished in the New er. 2 lawtSept2e ¢ a Monragat, July 25—Arr Robt & George, Cadiz. Tag. Set OF oven willl find & il property to he yi cis for NYork, lg. las, from Baltimore, via Jane, to sal same E, FREIGHT, ¥ ED A. SMITI Comptroller's Office, May! Wi REVIUMS REDUCED —The North Ame ce i x vy Island, at the few © J, and copper fastened way to Bath and ©, opposite the bexmtifi j PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS i as, July 19—Tn port, Eagle, July In port, Mid wilt in 1828 by Mesers, Be Baba t isame day ‘badoes, une. to.sail wame day 3 day for, St Johns, PR, 10,107 frt or charter; M from Both, disg: 0 T do; Po She is ig prime order, ‘and cust, and cedar fora Havre 0 ing expense. Kor terms apply to may be sent to sea at a trit Eaptain Lee on tar it Restart ET OR LEASE- re; ED Wolfe, far | ‘Turks Island, same day; Robin Hood, kliny for Cherrystone, next day— enranes Company have reduce Office No. 18 We nt ew York, July 2th 8 spent AINSLEE, President Waurtembercer Regiments will ples HESE far-famed and celebrated Pills, from Portiy we perceive, to be obtained in this ment ow the last colunn of fourth AMES ALEXAND NEvLTING Orrick, to comer of Narsau and Falron streets, HOUSTON, M. D, D paix, July 1210 port, Sea Biri, divg; Tappanooly, do. {a port, Annawan, for New York, Varge commadions Hous wth one of the handsomest Gurdens on the island, snd land, well exlealated for» pavate re- | sidenee or a hotel, being situated on the Sixth aveune, directly Now 3 Heraup B Jet RINCE, July 16 abont five acres of VTIST thas remo wtg cargo. ace and Marray st between 634 and Mth streets,com- f Loug Island Sound and the | United States Ports. \ ations te Germnay Je29 cod im Fr ‘in, vee direct his letter to tead, Art Noith America, Newport None need apply ve the West Of re- | y 18--Arr Diamond, NYork. hale Oi Bi Rite eed aly te ATR iSernenhy Hiehiqnond, FI ee a Grae July $2—Arr Ontario, Portlandy Hellespout, N York; New Binslan, Havre vin Nort tj Tances Ellen, New York. Sh i Hhumbarg, fo°ate in SX EARS, Shi ‘Ophthalmic Anatomy and Diseases of the Bye and Kar, and imperfections of ALISTS.—Partner wanted, « pectable mann frerurine Husines ‘and increasing lemana, in the j i GA, & Oculistand Professor of a: Pikdaldies Guar ea due Poke Voltare, aaa: Office honrs from P.M. daily, Sanda B.—Doctor Shanks wil ) every evening frown Fler, from Hamburg. Mo?" holes blaek oe (org Pr having from ten to twenty thonsand doll and large meome can be gwaranteed. charecter will be given. Foy WAY 1A Marshall, from Elizabeth, New OD. Ni OODWAR Wi no, Philadeliat Johns, NF; Cherub, Ha