The New York Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. VITI.—No. 211 --+Whole No. 2063. NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1842. Price Two Cents, RAILROADS &C, | 8a Mar ETS a me TR “ie YRa Naval © i ; y the Expedi "rank should always be y: to he REGULAR PACKETS. &STEAMBOATS. WATERING PLACES | er 3 on Doar the U to ssoompany the Expedition that rank should always ak Did you sot dreat Lieut, Johnson to give to the PACK E” = —=—— = = why wilson Bay y aa ——— — wii) % > + LI FRAT A.—I did not. | stated that it should always be obser- A.—I did not. ‘Phare werenot twelve hors ha NEW CINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. MERC i) CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUS Magan Kaus 1, stated that it st ys be obser. | id'not. There were not twelve horses in the ex- "Pa gilfrom New York on the 25th and Liverpool om the 130 ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS. ‘AT THE PINE ORCHARD.—1912. in bleed i ae F ONDAY, es rs pin & yee nda exee pt whe n their conduct «tition ; there were some broken down horses of the ‘tach month. HIS romautic and fashionable resort w ‘conducted dur- met pursuant to adjournment, an e Judge as not deserving it. » was an order issued to a on valued at three or four 4ollars each, which were 5 Fia23 Piao dani the present season H Advocate directed the Provost to call Lieutenat Robert I em eee BED: nities kanoma | *2cctnted for. jance of the ‘ : .—Did you not state to me and others that rank should {Q— What disposition did you direct the accused to make Johnson, who made his ap e, accompanied by his position did yor fepair, aud | pearance, accompanied by always be observed in the appointments to vesse of some horses wh a y an expe- Ship SHERIDAN. Cana FA. Depeysiar, 25th May, are no Ta Enea counsel, Mr. Farley Gray, of this city. eta ual, tie, 11d pet aad.so with, ae, sokmems— | itl ee ee ee eee eee oy OREO i. Gan ‘K cain We Siidy. ee lane. laces, for FORWARDTR etofore, ts tables will be furnished with very deliesey ‘The precept ordering the assembling of the court, was a joven meyer oped Bish tcngg Med o Wee 3 = palleve {direc d the person to dispose of them. Ship ROSCIUS, Captain Johu Collins, F most speed, regular i New York market can aff Jevery possible st- | pead by the Judge Advoe: Aika Nabilied wan cla it o ner than I did toMr. Walker. ‘That was i ere not horses offered tothe Hudson Bay Com- i in K. B. Cobb, 25th August. ta, i ~ ‘com nenend + ‘ol is ‘ate, and the accused was asl in Harbor | hellarc Mr. Walke , a oon FB. Cobb, 13th Sune, tothe he Pep Wiis nt | watroms will Ge Crome fe mond Lesdung tots | he bad any objections to any of the officers present sitting | gt the time. The olfcets of the Bertin Nene oria- WA They weee aiked'in, the gooasaiee ele Company Ship SIDDONS, Captain EB. ae ster. tet . establishment and espec tof it ou the mountain, has | ypon his trial, to which he replied in the negativ assigned to the vessels according to rank. would not receive presents oy would give Ship SHERIDAN, Captain F. A. Depeyster, 13th Jnty, been rendered perfectly P cs y they would gi e them, I Ship GARRICK, © Win. Skiddy, 1gch A’ mes geen nee ell ve ‘Messrs. A. FY Be Tine of stages will ran ‘The ceremony of swearing the court was then perform: Q-—Did you not after looking at your watch, say that | would have sold them by public auction, ifthey had not » ROSCIUS, Captain John Ish September, n, personally, in the tewns on their route, th as heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain | og and Lieutenant Joh A the time was elapsed for me to leave the ship ? taken them. yd fnips.are all of the first class, upwards of 1000 ons, bu Pema Ly ca ew ad Heninger Bp Ed ,and Lieutenant Johnson was arraingedon the following | 4.1 recollect saying to Mr. Carr, the first Lieutenant, | Q.—Did you not tell me, when I asked you about the pt New York, with such: improvements se combive | 1, NewYork and Boston, BEACH, Proprietor, | charge that the time had elapsed. L may have done so to Mr. | disposition of the horses, that the company had been ver peed With Ragsual epemort, fOr pasemmers, cvery care Messrs. HAWLEY & COS June 13th, 1912. Charges and specifications of charges pre Johnson. I recollect distinctly saying so to Lieutemant i, and you would not sell them the horses, but would een taken in the arrangement o their accommodations: | iy and (rom Bula Jeveland, Detrom ATH HOU feortery perp se harges iy dean Ger ema : 0 ope 1, for which ample stores Wil Secret ¢ Navy upon imk f Lie ni ee ded. "These. ships are-commanded by experienced Ga aren pm cea nown doar Wilkes, ofthe U.8. Nave. against Lieutenant R Q—To what time did you allude jin this remark to | A.—Idid not say so. ‘The horses were charged in the masters, who will make every exertion to give general satiatae- usaction of all mercantile and | ¢rection of several elemant x son, of said Navy : Lieutenant Carr ? , account, tion | n . . professional s, exchanges, Ke. | the ocean, is now of foe th ny des the Charge ist—Disobedience of orders, is A.—After the first interview. There was more than ‘The Counsel of the accused here «1 «l that they Neither the contains of Ome Ot Oe aratby ihome, wales te |°. Reterenees-— Hr orig, Thomas W. Oleort, Watts "tthe great ‘extent ‘0 mbany duriekthe'| Speciicalion.-in thin Qos we vaid.Lieutonant R, E, | ve munuteshad elapsed, probably fiftcen'minutes. | wishedto have Dr. Pickering to testify as to che sertoce care, parcels ot packages ‘ sherman. A: Fat “ee, James Taylor, Theodore bathing, ev tal Johnson, then Q.—Do you mean to be understood that up to the time | which had been rendered by Mr. Maxwell, eo erving oa board the U ship Vincenne whom the "Thee aps of this line will hereafter go armed, and their pecu- attached to th Beanest, Backus & Hawley, Utie : eat ©..A. Betith, ploring Expedition, did, onthe tsth day. | OFMy refusing to leave the ship, you were ignorant of my | bowie knife pistol was given, and that. he should then liar construction gives them seeurity not possessed by any other |g “CMe T” Smith, Aubum ; J. argo, Geneva; J. G: of July, 184, refuse to obey the written order of his com- | @asons for so doing ? ; be ready to proceed with his defence but vessels of War. fe Symauee : A andaisway’ David Hoyt, Rocussters John Me- a aie ni | manding otfiver, Charles Wilkes, then Loeuteaant Com, |. A:—1 presumed he had some reason, but I did net know | ‘The Court then adjourned till 10. o'clock to morrow For freight on pees SCO a Ws Kenster, Lockport; J. A, Clark, Batavia; ‘Thomas Blossom, ofthe Atl mie ocean and the | manding, dated 17th July, W811. A’ copy of said order is at- | What it was. 1 am now not aware that there is any sufli- FE. K. COLLINS & CO, lew York, or t0 | Buffalo, POMEROY & CO, ‘ . PY sab wensomy afer tiature deliver Letters by the packets wil charged 1249 cents per single 3 Wall street, New York. ~Wasting the public property in his custody ee 3 ay haa ahifdipr . path oA i | aq > T ‘we r sects cea route and eer MET i SLE SPR FOR erent am the temy in violation of th ‘Act of Congress entitied an sot forthe be Ties iaed rank, and was not my manner res- SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY ~~ “NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKET! rn ‘ : fhe better government of the Navy of the United States, ap- | P ; -IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE MENT £3) (SECOND LINE.) SCHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN, Fetegee coma “Aho proved April 23, 1800. Per te rer te te indice He did not state, to the best of my recollection, any- a A RAS MENT. rom Brooklyn.) the acces : Speciticatio i 5 anid : _ | thing. His manner was constrained. i c i ab . Psi te businens rer pecairi well son dd on oF about the Lath day oC Tene oni what oe Did I not, in obedience to your verbal orders, make | MEDICINE & PHARMACY 4 sentlemen of busi: sin New York, tour in the interior of the country of the Oregon Territo- ations for the execution of the duties, until I receiv- Tieton valerate fino mcr aps ar ee Nl ea , paetinn WILLIAM BROWN, Erouicus. | ry, ofhis own authority, give away to some person or per. © written orders, PET Lae cal me lowes aoe keene Astand Havre on the 16th of cach month, as follows: 1, | EASTON, BETHLEHEM, AND A | sos with who hemet,a Bowie Raile aud pistol, the pro. | _A-—The party was on shore eneamped, and he had been | city's ‘The new ship ONEIDA, {ist March — § 16th April ; TOWN, PENN. i FURNITURE perty of the United States, and for the time being the side | aged on that duty. Ms JW, Basegns, 64 Brosdwey. Ti Tat aly sed ath AMEN Daily, (Sundays exeented,) via-Flizahethtown and Somerville | __ a ee arms ot Dr. P ckering, one ofthe party under command of | _ %—Did I oh a ear from the expedition in the Ore Dn. ood [21 Bowery. James a et “A ‘ ‘ 4 , Far\AT_| Said Johnson. . ptly rey ou hi vel y : Famaan, Sab Grend ship BALTIMORE, Wath May Leave pier 1 North River, at 83g o°clock, A M, by steamboat GEORGE W. DAWSON Og Fy ale Bibel et aL ST ht Etias b Turace, 319 Grand st. Papeal With September — | co Elzzabethport, or leave the foot of Liberty street at 9 o'clock a W. DA A.P. UPSHUR, e y Dr. Newsay. {32 Cherry street Rawat Punck, isth January ‘AM take the’ Philadelphia train to Elizabetmown, there (0 | Jp7Qolesale and Retall Furniture and General Pure | N2*¥ Department, July 14,1 pany, in return for facilities afforded me in the execution | ‘The Preparations of the College may now be had of those ShipUTICA,” ist May 16th June Connect with the cars {or Somerville; coaches from thence. ar- eke edb al harried “- | ‘The tullowing is an extract from the order referred to | Of Your orders ? seutlemen, pen Ist Septemb’r} lth October: | riving ar Schooley’s Mountain early the same afternoon, at | nishing Warehouse, No. 67 Chatham street, cor | inthe ist charge, and is the clause out olwhich hes arisen | Ae—He did not, promptly. Prineiyal Offices of the College for NewEugland,at 5 Tremont Frederick Hewitt, Ket January 16th February | Easton by 6 o'clock, Bet lehem at_ 244 oelack, and Allentown ner of Duane street, New York st pewesecerereaiters © ata Lrcinaas eall4 Row, Boston, i ’ T.NICOLAS, § Ist June § 16th July at ais o’elock the same evening, ; WHERE, he keeps forsale a larst assortment of the follow |" + Your party are provided with the necessary A.—He did: my impression is that it was a couple of | ©! of the College for New Yora, at 97 Nassan Ist October 3 16h November. | “For seats or further information, apply to A D HOP Side Bodsteads, Co party are provided with the necessary arms to tetinis Paloma Fewer tiling ou, horietoce nite a By onder of the 4 Ist February 16tn March chants’ Hoted, 41 Courtlandt stret, at the Railroad OMe ‘Ghai Clea cal Saeet Be protect thenselves. None of these must be disposed of, ste emote ha Pecyeg havaprpahingce + be: ohh UE LITA W_S. RIGHRDSON, Agent. ons of these ships are not, surpassed, com- | of Liberty street, orou board the boat. rutre, “ea and Bier ables, | HOF anything else not given you for trade, and you will | UM We stated it to me ; I did not consider it a report. ECONOMY, ELEGAD AND GOOD be required for comfort... The. price of ea- Fare through to Schooley’s Mountain, $2,25 , Bediine, Paleatiers, Mat: | take particular care and uye every economy in the expen. | @&—Were you not absent from the ship these two days? PET ING. Fagsengere wily besenpplion wish Orerye- ° atting and Wi Wash | diture of every thing belonging to the government, and I ee rye aa 1 was either at the ship or the observatory. | ie dersigned has, aragrentcapense, fitted w th and liquors, ts H r ri , y g is . " Ap oeverthe Rage chibi ary ped has, at ayreot expense, fitted up one of the a aedice these vesels will be forwarded by the « Sees di ads | not al andon any tng excepeit is through absolute neces: | 1 8% vii ete gene aod mmr aaa ft laggest and moat siti Coffee and Eating He ses i . 3 ac y NB—E etal oe os Rein) Gaal coe ak ee ieee rhich decision the officer who accompanies you must ae og er jew York, in which owe hondred nersos at least ean sit down SOT cei Hes ior nace So ee | Deas maa emencae of ihe duan Sieancp by eae ane Sen’ Weerine A ide.” . poeple a Were you not away on a boat expedition, at the excellent aud substantial brea ‘id tea, {irom BOYD & HIN commends itself to the public patronage as being by’ articles are offered to the pablic at very | ‘The usual question was then put tothe accused, who | “me ofmy return? ; Cie bloga Rubel 9 pleasant and expe tow pet H Wont of aul articles wotaid fad it'to | pleaded Not Guilty. A 1 think i ae At the time he reportad to me I } celled ¢ Lieto Holo id ny aby a SABAAGK DO theiradvantage to’ make an early call at the above establish | Lieut. Wickes was the: - Lacdiea ais vot | WAS Staying at the observatory. el in ates, and Vai H orices from six, cents rane nung fCatiON belog Poe ne a yaaorn: and the érat |" Q.—Did you returi trom this boating expedition in a | {it Aulling and eighteey pence per dish. |The pureat Java and 1 a shorter time than two days after my return ? nd all other refreshineuts in propos tic Visitor 0 be D > 7 Shipt Uy attended to and packed ca the |g * in oth Pe 3 apy ‘ave him the ord r cop: e ord led to wls per cup. ote le pers, | Mattresses, Bedding, | rin) his is a Copy Of nat oie heat Toeaced 2 | AI did not know the time of his return, and do not | waiters are a ‘f “all ieWwill be ymactually ate | fused to ovey it, when he had the written order in his | KUOW Whether it was two days alter his return or notthat } swured of ireling 2 : While standing at the caps e spar deck. cone Deas 8 ig | tence of comy ms of vibe as eutlemen’s sai Ladies’ east of i ’ ¥. “ | sot pi pi € wee o te the Merchants of New York, and ab other ‘eksutldsasartasaniaasmaed ¢, and held my haud out and received st from him, and | © paki tA ELS been back some hours to $ »the West, that their line is wow inactive | see en - = told him io cousider himselt suspended: [immediately sent “aes “ Aeon ton Ae athe’ tothen for ent wget | REKINED SUGAR, WINES, &o, | train tinernon amy ciara, aeypded;Limmetately sent | ie veasel,Promptueds. cousikts in qiicknes in my est Aa seal be forwarded with despatele WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Wine and fontmission | As6 0 Passed sinishipmant Eidin the pluce of Mrs Joh | "ato Otticers usually reported to me bviore going down Owners or shippers of goods, destined for the e c 6 New strees,. cne: door fram Walleen son, and that of Mr. Colvocaress is in the place of Midsh velow. Lnow recalito my recollecuon that I got back at who, have no oF consignee at. Pittsb n \. . casper i cist. William Binghat man Eld, and gave orders to those two officers to leave tne | \Uadown, and the report was made to me the following pe despatch a ship from thi 0 s ith ith, commencing the {0th Geto days will be appointed for t are and nees of custome: tation Line to Pitts: othvimg. aptain Jackse PL hl has jast ree LOUISVILL. (coun grey oll rte Me ble and “ ediate T i rat x jay Uy en 12 and 1 o'clock, so that probably 18 hours 400 Sinele Barrel Fowling Pieces Snip Gaston aia Lathan Al goods. should be marked distinctly on eacn pecktge A ters asrtavent of gaye Eld with respect to whether he was prepared he lett. the | LHe service required promptness in all its deparunents— 4000 Pairs of Pratolsassor'ed—100 different varieties. Shit OCMULGEE, Captain Le: BINGHA) : Sigs kee\ i. Gens Of variads nies ete ship. in all its reports. R Locks and tommings I NASHVILLE, Captain D or ates of freight, whieh are as low as any other fn lovaWvinde ofr tne. choinea oreced Mid sbondid charge Ww: : Q—Hlad I not just been talking to you on the subject of owder Flasks and Percussion Caps Ship MEMPAIS, € ° WM, TYSON, A t ian Oram toy soy Rica shall beta Whe second chargo was then read, and he said, it was a | my duties, and oifered you ono ot my horses to ride? Sporting articles geverally. pe pa No.8 West atreet, opposite Vier No.2 Ne low peices. - Onders for any kind shall be fi bowie knife and pistol combined ; all I know of those cir | 3A We" did not report it tome ae the torte Notat the | _ The above articles will be. sold at anheard of iow prices, ‘These ships were all built mm the city of New York, expess- warded to Pittsburg and Potsville,every | _? ten —________| cumstances are, Mr. Johnson admitted he had given # | gest intery ig ee Meee Tl ee ‘A. W.'SPIES & CO. vfor mackets,are of ht dratt of water, have, receitly b GOOD SUMMER WINE Py the at eieaatol away 5 it Was xeported likewise to me } Jon’ recollect, however, his having any previous conver | 16 1m ¢_ betula tas. g wly cappered aud pnt in splendid order, with aecommodati ‘ He pe y the Ist Lieutenant, and that it” had been in possession of Sat . “et ‘Hk 5 > forpamomgers unequalled for comfort, "They are comiman J.B, STOUVENEL, importer of French Wines of | Dr. Pickering, and Likewise by the gunner. When hea. | {#04 With mes heraiber told meolthe circumstancethan | CH KAP HARDWARE STORE. 7 experiguced wastors, who. will make every ixertion to give Wines, ‘He has removed from hig old stand, 61 Nassan street, | td that he had given it away, i expressed my surprise; he | “ty "iyid'd not, alter furnishing you with a horse to ri PHP DW ERE AND CORE eerng tery of eneral satisfaction. They will at all times be towed up and 4 a | said hie could nethelp it onc int Pine he Q—Did | not, after furnishing you with a horse to ride HARDWARE AND CUTL ed per late ar Sowa the Mississippi b eamboats. m ae iy J street, (near Nassad) bases m Li nid informed me he had given | 19 theobservatory, report the circumstance to you beiore | vals from Birminzherw and She by 1 With a gen Neither the owners or ins of these ships will be responsi- hand, the best and most rec herche Wine: Mr. McDonald or Mr. Me ‘Dougal, I am not sure which. you left the fort? ral assortiness of Di athe esueus, wach he epared to ble fpr Jewelry, bullion, precious stones, slver or plated wate tian, Montterraut,'St. Escve, Late, Medoe, Se in sai 1 deeply regrets | is having done so. From his No, Sir. retrievers LOWEST CASH BRIC : them, unless ‘regular bills o€ lading ave take for the same, ‘aud — Gin, Por L. Ter Comune Brandy; best quality | the gentleman, but it was hot stated what; [think at the | ,Qv7But 1 not, at the time I made the report, request it fee solicited to oy pov ah gre gto ape the value thereon expressed, prings, Lake Gev ree, Whitenall and | Gan, Vore np sbi le porter hldes eas said he felt it wos w Dut his feelings | ght be charged to my account? the is confident they" will find it to their interest For freight or passege, apply nformed that they will insure to thems J.'B. S. will also sell by the degen bottled Wine for private Bs ngs ‘AstaNobto ty vencliection fe ee geo ES Collins & Co. 56 South st., or an expeditious and pleasant conveyance to the Pauiee, wnlen wa ice Si aa bart ot Oe sivas et Ad dali 3 cage halo Folge i { would state that Q.—Did you not m to charge it te me? Earle bmp ALFRED F. LAGRAVE, ~The ships of this tine are warrante. to sail punetually as ad- From Albany No Wines are impure sold by him, as he imports them | gy, {would state that these weapons. were. alw aye in | to Gate em atorwande ander thet it should becharged | conets Gils. Alac=-0., eonusie tes aaeouteniiet of Mibcianies? Yertised, and great care will be taken to have the goods eoreeet k much request, being highly esteemed for bushing, and |" A<-1 do not recollect pM anh te Jy measure i, ol ¢ ecollect 0 ; i vemed for br ing it. 1 may have en- | 72 : Ke qnuch sought after. it was @ bowie Knile pistol; it’ was | quired whether it was cherged when the accounts were ORNS, COKNS, CORNS. Questionel by prisoner's counsel through Judge Advo- | 2S made u G Murray street. Oty 3 rough Judge Advo- | Q°—Did you on the 2d October 1811, arrest me and fur | MONS. AND MADAME BERHARD, LD LINE LIVERPC CKETS. i KPTS HE of at tor Li eno ‘will hereafter be George Q—Did 1 not go to you three several times to get the | 2" 4 specification? Cork Doktirs. fron Paris “) A onpeeting with all the principal Northern Si dheneed s (tp ‘al times to get the Yes, sir, about that time, but not about the pistol. . AV, ; ed é N the foils oder, excepting that when the a connecting wit orders changed, 0 that I could obey them consistently Labi ssi: es ab thi EG LEAVE to inform the inhabitents of New York, that dap SP aMMales se taniay, See stipe will ool onren sacceeh:| 2 eee ee who simone tn ile Lal ones tengo uy ad not the oilence charged as “waste of public | Blihtswil be hiipy toma upot all who. may” dene tte a ing tage (for the convenience of massengers, whi b oe y property” been committed previous to that date? ~-cvices, Mons. and Mad. Berhard have been practicing in the ing day. or Li 1, | the afternoon tram from At arate HATS! HATS! HATS !! A.—He came to I think, twiee. He was in some 6 United States but a few months, and in that short ume have re- ‘The SOUTH arene (Ee oe For hizervod: | 4. M. prrivea at Whitehall ipaiililgmanady dl ss | temper the first time, and 1 was getting theship under Was the charge of “wasting public property” part } ceived testimonials from some of the most eminent gantlemen yTHLAME! 2. § ze ' aay) 38 ROWN & COS Ove Price Hat Ste sale and reg | weigh. I advised him to go below, and come again in five de fticnbhedoe the 94 Octet Ly P and others, asto the benefit and comfort which they heve re- 4. Bai Feb M: 19 tail, 179 Chatham Sqaare, corner of t, where | minutes, as I saw he was under excitement, and told hi sees steep ict ward eived since they have heen attended by them. They have the ee Lay a eeeeleys a oe lines, at Al- on, beanty, durability and economy ase combined toadom } xo. | think the words were” You are excitelad tat | AccN® site ‘ honor to infurn the wath hat by anew and peculiar method ‘9 Dee 7 fae by ES 2 SERRE Eales pods OS better go below, and think of it ius hveminwien Betas | yy dor BY the Court—Had you arranged officers previous: } ney extricatr Hand and Soft Corns, Bunions. Callaitien, Ke. 9 rea f la Cents per trunk: or package, or [aby ly approved. short nappe he made his appearance the second time, Itold th Sad Wad Cea Oe a et hae iad, [i gocenencreteltinnspcarexpl ox sete bo ame fe ORRSGAT Ut wee Ke fo oeeeaay ie RR Racal for ise oeeom at 7H [eee eae arr: whieh at Oneal res Meutenant to send a message for Lieut, Johnson 10 I hora dae humo nti capitate en cha gt re fF sure those who may suffer from troublesome and J.Rathbone, ¢ March 1 Apal 1 2M. and 7 P.M * | perceived. Price three dollars. We. 3 Oa Te ahetat duty. (The ship was then under weigh, | A.—I made no arrangement about it; I took them as | {itll Corus, that they may have the sarisfaetion of carrying i Te TL Athaay, tune arth, JOUN COSTIGAN, Superintendent. } Price cas ystem, which eniles ta to turui-h Quartermaster, and afterwards old histo neon vy of they came to me. “Mons. and Made. B. have in thelr possession upwards of two i y LES ts wats int, for the peice charged. In a a tor, + ae Mai ins. sen de oe Q.—Do you mean to say that you felt authorized on any | thousand certificates from those who have erpenenced relief at 7 BAL. P Mancieas a : - y hori r Gi, Marshall 19 May 7 cERILROAD INORG Baotin the preertagsie teak they > and tell him to come on deck and quit theship immediate: | special service to order a Lie funder an inferior or | thelr hands. Mons, and Made. B. have pra ticed their profes: AMERI 1 1 of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. ly. He came up the second time with i E ons, 1 Jan 19 MARKET AND FREIGHT LI 1y,llg came up the second time with the orders. in junior ofheer, and that such Lieutenant should obey bis | sou for several years in Gerinany, Bratce and England, aud A.B. Lowber. April 1 May 19 u ™ * ig the deck, the capstan bars being un- | orders ? fave acquired great skilland much practical expenence—a fact The NEW YORK Ang 9 On 7 fate TAILORING shipped, and the unchor hove ip. I think they were cat- | "A No, sir, attested by numerous certificates from the most celebrated E: ‘900 tons,” Dee 19 Feb 7 A NG. ting the anchor. He came tothe capstan with his orders aw har i 5 et en een caivend thee TB. Cropper.Q April 19 June. 7 “ a a nenenn eas eee in his hand, and 1 was wal lee tenis phate Q-—-What notice was taken by you of the offence con- | the nobility and gentry of those countries, di ‘The CAMBRIDGE, Sept on el NE NSWICK AND NE REMOVAL forwardse T am not ance Wheten ae eoeuekwards and | (ained in the second charge, when it wax reported to | after tour years cure: Ee. 830 tons, Jan eb 19 | HE NEW JERSEY Railroad and ‘Trang at ah bs. question may have been put, but | was aware, from sa eae , th soLum wig Bamon:g May dame 19) Di inuy: have: established a Revight Line PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH | 4 Fd manner, that he atenten ware; from hie |” A.—None, sir. I told him I regretted the circumstance. | sone thus treaicd can immcaidely put on their Seale = am Jan ‘Mar k and New York, which they MENT, he had ‘refused on the fret interview, add| metre ore an cook was the order to prevent ‘s # and gentlemen will be waited on at their own resi- ‘A. Cole. i“ 15 Broadway ts 5 louse. 5 es med te ence th terwards, and nee, if they desire tt. | ” Puneeuilley BO ag ay i be ob ed ee | Leaving Now Brouwick at 534 A.M. In removed eomCONOMY i there had been 16 minutes Lapse " aswhen he went down | was the order referred to in the specification. No fur | ““Athome iq the morning from 8 till 11, and in the afternoon Ph eg ime pin Ah il be observed as | cepted) and the foot of aber tyourvet, New Yor { hor was ouly atrip, and we had hove itup from | ther notice was taken till the charges were preferred. from 2 ull 6 o'clock. To country dealers and me, sirable for the speedy. and of every description, and Dealers in Liye Stock, who Om Boston, 151 Court: fixed at Os fants the above ‘de: SATITY 7 ove 30 fathoms, and were catting it. froin hg emongsrs ‘ Hy ndred Dollars, jor wi peice meer ge efit neap conveyance of merchandise IN GENTLEMEN S DRESS. Q—Did T not tell yo b ne satjatd Lieut. Wiikes here stated that there were private mat- re culasly to Drovers and “ > : 7 Senaiee! ters of Mr. Paulding’s contained in the instructions which ae sg Ha of cattle Comven, | Garments of a most Jegant and Kashouable kiad ¢¢-a saving of | (0 the control of an inferior officer, and 1 Vnot obey | he + be —Uarpets of every 2 ished by the stewards. GOODHUE & CO. 61 South si n White and Walker stree was ordered to produce, amd made a request to the 3 Lhd ares G0 per cent for & order. blak te i go ba ‘ seription made and altered tofit the most intricate toom GM MARSHALL 38 Burl fm ge eh a rie d the Ithink not. IChe did, 1 didnot heart, arthere was | bo thevenc te Hees rom wae reg public | tains mate andaltered tp the Tateat tye. Matrasses, sofas an jez tyh BARING 4 i The rates {Ur the transportation of cattle, horses, mules, | hat the pens eisrord t noise on deck. Fobekwousainisels and Mis PeUlniie ect-on 1 easy chairs, made to order to match any description of firm 4 sheep, hogs, &e. and all other kinds of merchandise are ve cere -—Did I not request time to consider, and g ‘ , ding, and on his own | tare. The Subscriber not having expenses of a store to pay. is low, Hever exceeding steamboat pric Xf that purpose? 1 to consider, aud go below for | part he had no objections to its being made public. There coabled to make any of the above articles at such prices to suit Merchandise. sent by 7 is mot subj ; ie i was one part of the letter which referred to his duties on | the times, 3 saree neneia is Nate iheee ee ee : a we | A-—No, [advised him to consider it, and gave him five | the expedition, and which he had permission from Me. | Persons purchasing Carpets and Oil Cloths can have a worl » ‘Fhe ‘Company have ited pa large storehouse at New | Me comibleny wet | ay ‘other house making up | ™ Q's: : Faulding’s friends to disclose, but he had no authority to | Ohsdyce, by calling as abave, Paper Hanging. Carpets clean: STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP | Brunswick, adioluing the Itailroad: Depot, which will always | wtton, will be found lower than ayy of aking 4 | Q.—Did 1 not say it was too important a matter to be | heuslings tien to disclose: but he had no authority: to | ed." Grease apots extracted, Sc. iveimsec pare ah nee. SS Fagot las toate teiener cedlectiakanemees wih 1 288 8. PE .7 Astor House, Broadway Apalded Fe a ee authorized to make it public, unless the Court should GUNS AND PISTOLS 2a ies senygers purchasing th - secon eh Soe —I answer positively, “ No. compel its production. He was perfectly willing to pro- , BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN, niga beeih for Newark, Elizabethtown, Rahway, West- LOOK OUT. Did you not then order me to prepare to leave the | dueea cestified copy. of such part as related 40 hi inc , The dys of a aaa: SOA ae wistesakia tare [88 Pini Scorch Plats, Boundirook Aad Somerville, is He who stealsmy purse steaatraly in ive minutes st hiercturning to aha aoon | ™reseen i (eae . conveyed by the above and delivered the same day when the who fishes from me of my good name lection of his returning to the dee ‘Aller some: digoustion by the Court; It'was onteved by ! ee ecm Southampton From New York, | mere ia mit am* Kobsime ofthat which not enriches him, twiew, Thad no further cowvertation thin what I have tet" | them that there chould be produced the cevtifiod antene?, a Oe daa On 4th May, 1812, On 7th May, 182, On 7th J 4b STATEN ISLAND FERRY. y ; ied'to, and he wee then suspended. as they did not want to interfere with private matters, but inds, all of which Rind 1o0eh Jul MARSHALL Q—Did I not seck your presence, and tell you that the | the Judge Advocate stated that he should call for its "prox | he ts. now pr tunnfacteress, prices Sette th Sept. y “5 is orders were peculiar and I was ready to obey them,exce; i i { a leeg) tel P rinted agent for ses in that line in Rurope, ph Set ne Foot of Whitehall street. TMS ONLY TROY STE DEPOT, o,%0 Chacha | STE WerM peculiar and I was ready to obey'themvescept | duction endire on Lieut. Wilkes’ teal houses Antwerp, $10-—-Ste wa "Tie sommers STATEN ISLANDER ‘and Sanitn EA. stivet,amukes the above quotation, peta, 6 jeetto the opinion of a junior otf: | 4 question was here put to Lieut. Wilkes to enquire ‘above alw 0 ; served om boar on the ao fy aiid at figed aud moderate p Sharge jartaking of th are particularly will leave New York and Staten Island every hour, from 8 A rohases Mto7PM,. All ropde are required to be particalarly a have more th: ve ; ' whether the objectionable clause in the order was insnrted Hs ‘ins lieve no recollection of his stating that to me at | ir consequence of Lieut. Johnson having given away the bowie knife and pistol, to which he replied in the affirma- , Strangers and ot! y Shirts, Bosoms, and Orrick, passage to the above ports can also b + But now that im |. nig dimitth . ' ; Old Alms-H. aly 8, 1842. i . yer " . ou thie. inte therefore, we ahall keep t ‘ id you not admit that the orders were peculiar,and | tive. die did not, however, consider that Lieut. Johnson " x y Se.) nant frets before the public, wiich will expose ‘inposters, and may | insist on their being obeyed just as they were ? had abandoned arms, he considered it as given away deceit ibe Getjorasicn bare seavasee® tes Water Cont jence pmpani : ent off their wicked d A.—I told him the orders must be obeyed. He attempted | It was admitted by the accused that he had given a ! injssioices forthe present, to rene the Croton Water and. ar. ffor freight or passage, oF agy further Jntorangpn, apply BIN FASSAG ee ‘Marshall's only ‘Troy 8! to say something about the orders, but istopped him and | powie knife pistol away, out not two articles «a bowie | fange for making the necessary connexions to supply the citizens HAW. & A. MATA, Agente, FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED PRICES. and window. Be particu told him he must obey them, I gave him five minutes. I | knife and pistol,” as lai. in the charge, to which had it | of New York with water. _azzem*r . ______ A Beaver street. ‘The commodious Steamboat WASHING. | shall's: on qur window and abgat our store. (No. did not admit that the orders were peculiar to him. been worded correctly he should have pleaded guilt "Phe following are the rates at which the water i NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS- GEE 0X, Carnie St Bro hast mie | Pearl and. Chatham” streets, and an ‘the right Q—Did you to any one else, and to whom ? Da. Pickenixa was called by the accused, but was “non | furnished :— PORTATION COMPANY. New York, will hereafter leave the foot of Robinson street, TASHA che” in i nap Hall. i oe, i cons eavelleer ua aig oc ed they were pecu- | est inventu Dwellings of tw NEW YORK AND NEWARK. Raw Eure, very Lesvey, Thardey after: ‘ATALOGUE OF PRICES. Se Waste ile: Alestaiienobc sien) pre Da. Fox was called, and being sworn, and the first n to Friday aheruoon ats oelock, tans Strong made Cotton Shirts, with linen bosoms, collars and y. lence unaceompanied by any | charge read to him, said, | know Lieutenant Johnson was | |, on the rear of wrist bands, warranted, at per dozen, 10 W—1— 121: » a land expedition which he refused cpuigetms | aPxearance of « spirit of insubordination, the foot. of Hamm 12 9021 a5 | Al have stated he was under excitement, much more ordered to proceed street, Newbu to obey, on account of their i Kingston Point, Cattskill and Hudson. spor denen Set Bo. Privilege of washing pa gality. He calied on me ei ~ L a 26 4027-28. All Linen Shirts, yer doz. $2020 50-2927 50— | 80 the first time than on. his last appearance on deck. It an * Fromate ronmeed to 26 conte, RANDOETH HAWN iss Wekaanee eset imce | Ma —or—st Ha Coron Shige. eda. 85 -g—1—7 0 | Wak not nnaccompanted by the appearance at a spirit of | Amcor ONT Cee come of thearders, but wares, | Bari hi rom the Sougtlan’ , New ¥ork. bea! et a va 09, Colored Shirts, pe. doz. 0—6—~7—8—5—10- i}. | insubordination : iti 6 seeinai preryday=Sunday sued SVENING LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT, — | Gollar just reerived=in addition to our former lance stpes of |" Q—-Did not my manner and language express that 1 aainlons We go Spats ie eedtiaoe end ho seenet YT Leaves New Yor! cleaves Newark ‘At seven o'clock, P.M., from the steanboat | callars ofevery deserption, 1000 dozen, all Linen ollars, at | acted under a conviction that my oledioace PI he order | desirous of going upon it if he could consistently with his Payment Ats A.M. Att P.M. At7hs A.M. At ig P.M. pier between Courtlandt’ and Liberty streets. | 50.cents per dozen, 62e—15¢—#Te—B1—I 25-—1 —1 75—2—2' 2 | onviction thet my obedience: to the order | rank, | was convinced that his disobedience was occasion: |... way | next at 9 “do. 4, do. 9 do. 2g do. ‘The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. | <2 50—2 75-33 253.50 and 400, including our new style, | Would detract from thedignity of my rank and station? | 6445 the clause which he considered derogatory to Large Gogrling h n 4M do. 0% do. St do. | L. Wo iramard; leaves the abore pier Monday, Wednesday, | Manhall’s Byron Collars, which have been so highly approved A.—I did not understand it so. I did not know from | 7144? wis disobedience was 0 accompanied by any piri rf $a. we aul Friday atscven o'clock, P.M. of. These goods, with ut ruffle bosoms, can be | what cause he refused toobey it. There was. great noise | Srinsutordination, but he expressed auxiety to 0 01 th roportion to the quau do e ol 0 at many of the pi jores through= d y u » , x + ha my nissione ial COPA ees, asroct tue bone er Paes Frank huctdiy aheracen er guethgetty te manufacturers, 7 Marea’ IC ‘ats faa wien many things might have been said that | oy yedition, and nie approbation of the orders general shee parmetinn bo'ctock AM until ¢ P°M, in the old Alms ‘om the foot of Liberty street. seven o'clock. ‘roy Shist Depot, No. 9 Chatham’ street, New . We s vy 4 lh teal and was surprised a) the liberal time allowed for the com- Batrance by centre dor ogre New York slzeave Newark. | *""The ‘above boats are new and substantial are furnished with | caution dealers ond others acainst the many mistakes that hay Q e you not convinced that my sole objection t0 | Fhutign of the duty. ‘The only excitement under which Batrance by cen 19 et erp VEND, 9 A.M. and 4 M. At 12 Noo and tp TMELD, | Clesant state rooms, and in every respectaren nsurpassed among | been made of vate, ino noeguienee of seeing ticketed prices in ‘ ‘as the ding, * and in this dec: he labored was that arising from mortincation. I recollec JOHN D. WARD, YORK ELIZABETH TOWN WESTEIELD, | the Hudson River steamers, some of the windows. Kecollect, no marked or ticketed | officer accompanying you must coincide.” Tohtbannblne Gi Gide VeIeetS Ga bis onde: AINFIELD, BOUNDBROOK, SOMERVILLE, &. "| "Wor paasage or freight, apply on board, ov to prices are to be see in ou- window.” Buc remember this the | A.—I understood so aiterwards, not at the time. teri oa at apne 5 tated lm eg Daily. y ‘c° SCHULTZ, Cut of ourstore, with the prices attached, will be circulated for | Q —Was | not the executive officer of the Por poise when red, bat. I think he hed seen! Liewenant Wilkes once 1° | 44 ow, Leave New York. eave Elizabeth Town. At the office on the wharf, or on board, the benerit of all. These circulars only may be seen in our | 1 was detached for special duty ? iia before. [think T saw him at bis first interview with area Cr ae he AM 7 A.M. Passengers taking this line of Will at all times arrive | window j and, furthermore, we advise again, see the name and | 1 Yas Seinen = y Lieutenon: Wilkes, but I did not know that there was nny HAVANA AND PR M. a A.M. at Albany in time for the first train of ears for the east and | Bamber, “\ Ma shall’s, No. 90.” No patronage asked of those Wes net passed midshipman Fld the officer who difficulty ween them, his manner was quite calm + suds . wn. jvisIm*e 2 Mi aaa yt | who beat lat: d to me a conversation he SEGARS. c without excitement. was ordered to accompany me, one of the youngest of that x “AN HOUSE, Long Branch, Rumson, > 7 wea da with the hai had with Liewtenant Wilkes,but I don’t know wheth:r RADER, 44 Chatham street, offers for sole ‘The trains of the Somerville Railroad Co. connect with these 's Dock, Middictown, Katontown Dock TO THE LADIES. Pade wish the saaedron 5. he went twice efter that or sot, ile told me thet hein | M. BADE®: Chaussee ines each way daily, Sundays excepted. — : vyeniremabury <7 yoat | FRASHIONADLE MILLINERY GOODS—The propre: A jiihere were only twoon board the ship. He was | tended to tell Lieutenant Wilkes it was a matter of too a0 Noval rincipe. ee ¥s are requested to purchase tickets at the office. foot | 19 ten ‘st N rom Fulton a tiene Mise 8 KING, danghter of the cele raved Catt ing, t to the young th the squadron, The one younger | iych importance to be decided on hastily, and immedi- Be Kode Ne. ee | Marner § offers for sale tselect and choice assortinent of J en i. on ° so to Li a de. Fare between New York and flizabet Ton 25 cents | Bank will leave at Goods forth a tend rasyet esenied to the : ive you during your experience in the kervice Ci ee ae eoperverenth. delive Enitte, to debenture, esises a fill stock of the choice ot Jone % oy jeave , both as regards the quglity and che: of le: 1 1 2 viv C8. } i iy20 NEW YORK. RAHWAY AND NEW BRUNSWICK, |. The folvs will r Te assortment conslets of the (ollow! the aruicie* | containing a cluee sltiler in charsoter to theone relervey | ease, t0 Mr. Johnsons it, was that Mr. PI & BROOKS Freon dn force? Litsie) diene: ally ting) ap iwceclebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE DOR: | to) was to leave the ship forthwith, oF decline ging on UME ERESE S BROOKS, { fi , + Qj NS, as La esse ora expedition. t wasthe amount of it. Trecollect hesr- 6 : : : retwe adw Jeegve New Kore Leave New Bremwick. | _ June 34, 162. rose GAN SIL ENTIRELY NEW AND "ORIGINAL | | A—t have never been on such duty before. T have | f3pedltion. AMM Nitty MST A at inser this NO. Siem peycsnetes te foroas G ’, ee At 7 A. M. KENNEBEC AND BC 8TYLE—And Lawn Hats do doAn entire new style o | Known but one Exploring Expedition. I have known of cular clause with an intention to insult Lieut. John. 104 Blocks [ich black marble. me P.M. i Oe SS. yi bow aoa spend Ha eae ODINE GC. crea tetaes tie no such instance n the d aval service, By my private in- | err e oat remember at shat time, nor by whom, and Ee oa “ # M. OND, Nathaniet Ki ‘ ES, ELSSLE, structions, rank was not to be regarded on special duties afd johnson acq f — are between New York and New Brutawick, «75 cots | ienge the northside ots hark Bod COTTAGE, on the Exploring E-«pedition. I was empowered to place Treeollect hearing Lieut Johnvon acquit him of any such seni so ae FE in the 24 A, M. train from New Brunswick mci | Str] AwecTay aad Friday evenunp a7 "tock, for’ Gardineg anand English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest tex- | officers as | thought proper, without regard to rank. 1 | intention. i 13 Geen patent leather. sneetiogs P. M. train from New has been reduced between and ‘C1 sat 23 P.M. landing each way at Bath, reat variety. would state that Idid not consider Mr. Johnson to be sub- Lieut. Buon called and sworn, and the charge read to rese (ecwon palemt dy Wey Foe ey ae a Fare from Bosjou to Hallowell, $3 00 mae ise loge wad vurtcn seca” ject to gay inferior, andl belteve'l stated thet wo Mr, Joha- | Aint seldy) Liat. Jounin Ones tt wes athens 8 ss fA LL ds wid : Mt . ‘che is \ Bath," 20 Lar cragent end varied, etc son at the same time. asked iny Opinion respecting its 1told him it er 9 Brice entronearver sd four yarda wide fm Sundays the 736-A. Mtoe from Neve Brunswick i 1p Safes Mill be in readiness ow she arivalof the host at Hale | ‘wil boa great saving io them in (rige anf'apreat advantage as | _ @—Dil you communicate the fact of your having re- | singular onder. and that there was probably erly aati st which elite elect lowest, masker prices, 9 Passengers who procure their tickets at the tigket office, re- Bat be Pare en pgers to Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, | regards the variety aud quality of the ood. ceiving such instructions to the officers under your com- | the wording ot it; he expressed hr perfectly satiefle h a . - ceive a ferry ticket gratis, ‘Tickets are received by the con | f # vhee Gaebee. FErsons travelling For non i - MISS 8. KING, Magagine a mand on the Exploring Expedition? with the remaining portion: of he order, ail excepting that U FD STATES EXPRESS MAIL FROM NEV ductor only on the day wiven purehased. Rab Sae | tarnen sony ciparting ie besatifl Sesveti—the rosie | Jv@2imey_____ aes ‘A.—-No sir, nor did Laem it necessary. ; heconsi ere that plicing him under the te: | OYOnr« To BosTON—Ww ity ta the, incre FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. ave good, and the hotels well kept—the distance 210 miles, Ti SHIRTS, SHIRTS. Q—Will you produce to the Court, if it is proper to do Junior it was an ‘Hegal orer,and he would go cony vthag oak. Uy "ne Post Mate iy 10 2m . SH Ss, 3 s. so, the orders referred to, or else state the language as | to Lieut. Wilkes and try to get it altered, as he could not ween Boston oro Mcesenaers <ttached CHE? TRSION wo the FV [Ni Ted STATES SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 77 Wil- | near as you can ? think ofacting uncer it; he left the state room fora short Fee ee ity 1 Boston under the imme aa ener dary F us Ham ate, covuer of Laverty. Ni V" Notice is hereby -I'cax produce an extract from the orders. time, and on hie return he sit that he could not get them . 1 ert Ante ldemigned, to commence onthe days—Fare 25 givento Merchants and traders in general, that the propetetors of P Ot Nie i . red ; that Lieut. Wilkes refused to alter them or some- T MAIL (INE FOR TROVIDENCE AND | NAPOLEON Cant Tt ; the above esti doptedauew method of man | 4,.0Y the Jupae Avvocatr.—Have you those instruc: | Hired; Het i and he could not think of going under | theses to the fullest possible extent, these views Of the BOSTON, via STONINGTON AND NEWPORT, come | place every fair dat fecouring which enables them to sell their shirts at.a-cheaper | Hon yi ace dimkeeut 1 gho catty ont to the fullest for pasion, Providence and New posed of the following superior steamers, running in comec- | street at 9 o’clock, M: rate than any other house in this city. s statement will be Wrress.—T has them ; I think Livut. Johnson disobeyed the ord fom a | Post Master General, letters tt Tosti regular 5 ‘clock Mail ed postaze can be paid) from half-yast four tion withthe Stonington and Providence, and Boston and Pro- | half past 9, Cath ailiemed by the list of prices as follows:— Jovor Avy.—You must produce them, conscientious conviction that he could n ‘do otherwise | Bedford will be videner Rail “=I , a ‘Winvees.—They are private instructions ; must I pro- | with adue regard to his rank and dignity as an officer; the departure for Boston, RHODE ISLAND, Caged the exeurione te’ Comer fined NS an ents: Fing oan hata the Be ducethem? 0 Ne Pree ‘ P| manner of Liat. Wilkes was respectful, so far asf ean re naly ep toe iagreantag ciligetse AGANSETT, Captai , Bathen(the steamboat Caenersl Jnckson will contains tecanne Do Colors ime pa {year Aor Yen, 5 ee Gamat anamabee te ' all per tmatter will, be forwarded as above. in the M EGAN, Captain’ Vanderbilt. the place every other day'in the week)comad inate Also, a large quamity of Bosoins. a Wrrsrss.—They are on shore. not near enough to hear what passed between eh Hple space of dime, and wrth the sreateat gerry. One of which will leay ‘oot of Hammond street at? o'clock, Canal street at a | hand, which will be offered cl Jo Avy.—Bring them to-morrow, sir. Gunner Winciamson was called, but was “non est ine ¥ HARNDEN & © ew York daily, (8a . AAs Yulvery Mast Place, Ave General Mail Agents. aah ‘phe bone wit poe Not a beciotk. are 35 A M P oO R ey ANT TO THE Commodore Joxgs.—If these instructions have not been | ventw see, ia. Pier Now 1, N ter past Pike sro 2X q cuted Pn vy can’t apply i Lieut. W: ed. je 5 cm ‘The NARRAGANSHE, on Moma, for Se SnnbstitiareaionemAdctone PUBLIC srt a yell / ht is Nl Qty Meoebede tes Wi ,not! been the customs to make | oft m ro 7X I FROM, NEW rudy fae Stonington, Ne wort and Pi — aha ea ae: Lit. who wish to eomomiae ean obtain Clothing of the best | The secused’s counsel requested the opinion of the | prevents of carbines, part of the ship's stores, totho ne KK BOS TON.—Poat Office New York, July Us ASSACHUSETTS, on ‘Tuesday, The splendid fast sailing packerstii ORAS: | -Aclquality remarkxbly cheap, at 205 Canal street, one door | Court on this point, and the Court being cleared it wa Mod i , id to snereased despatch and security hag Nawoort and Procutenee, and Evy for Stoning POI Betts, Will are ae cee Te ee oer eye latge sscortment of Clothe, Cassie | opened in afew minutes, and Lt. Wilkes informed that by | A.—No. Ithas been done to chiefs, who desired them sae ane h Se cccgers wit ‘The RHODE {SI Nb on sVedmesiay, for, Stonington, and accommodations for cabin, 2d eabi olay: | meres, Vestings,and Summer, Goods, from which Clothing of | @ vote of the Court, he must produce those orders tomor- | in exchange for the muskets which had been furnished for ead eireedon Penetcre carter cival cFiks saaers or Wtatasion, | aCaEe ys ave fitted wp 49 most superior style, and bert rake | all kinds are made to order im the best manner at Very reduced | row morning. Presents ; I don’t however recollect more than one; that Mails bat ween thie J take the Haikvond Cars and proceed immediately to Provy’ f 2egectred of moderate terms, by applying on board Moot ‘of | Prices, 205 Canal strvet. saa aneiidues si Lt. Wiikers here stated that there were portions of these | was to the Chief Pomare of New Zealand, chiefof the Bay termediate ne a onto " : Malden lane, ort6 OVER & MoMU : owe TS instructions relating entirely to private matters between | of Islands, who was a great judge of fire arm Jelisgry at the earliest pon he taken at the followin, h pediced gates 2 petra eR mp SHIRTS. himself and Mr. Paulding, and he understood from M:. | Q—Had it been done in two instances at the Felee | (rite pwards to : F Steamboats which carries the Mail via Stor oo m o'clock antil the time of Mr. Waldron hed Chstgs | narvere, dopiag Whi halt mssatage, can_bepaid.=-Letters will M ere patent Hines i Me aifice up tol oclo: k P. M forty pownds os i i on measurement goods 7 besides! ot to my recollection. M epartment. I recollect it P. S—Persons wishing to send for their friends, per the Si! TRTS made to ordy % after the moat approved French | Paulding’s friends that he was not at liberty to disclose | Is! splendid ship Ontario, or any of the regular line, should make fshions. Gentlemen's Garments of all descriptions made to | them, and wished to be excused producing that part. | application as above, Hf by letter, post paid. — iy Orier at the shortest notice. After some conversation it was decided that Mr. Wilkes | of that goods Scents per eubie - = ° untiomen’s Furnishing Stare @7 and cy Maiden lane, comer Juce those instructions to- Fejee Islands to the King Panoa ; they were patent rifles See ee eill go into operation ov the 20ch inst. 10 be obtained at office 22 O8S8—20 bales black Moss, for « must produce those instructions to-morrow ‘ejee Islands to 3 ‘This arrange MS eM, rw eee nee ie eu OL bat ba corta WILLIAM COLLINS Q.—Did you not explicitly state to several officers about | which loaded at the breech b jylo 2wr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P.M, se eee