The New York Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. VIIL—No. 228 =. Whole No, 3079, NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 19, 1842. Price Two Cents, REGULAR PACKETS. OOULISTS: | Ie. ~ MISCELLANEOUS. 0 Naval General Court Martial on board of | Q—Did you, in makin Niagara Falls. pers in relation to the official conduct of Lt. z e = = = = aS — the U. S, ship North Carolina, i i i i {Correspondence of the Herald.) INE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. =] ———— . the intention of preparing charges, and collecting testimo- fe Ea 7) a ee eect versal onheim| DOCTOR J. FRANCIS’ UNITED STATE Tuunspay, Aug. 18, 1842, | ny to substantiate those charges? f NuaGara Fats, Aug. 12, 1812 cack mente. ow CELEBRATED EYE WATER. CITY DESPATCH POST. Tria or Linur. Cas, Witkes, Contixurn. whicel id Igok into papers on the offcial conduct of Lt: | Duluess of the Times—Biddle’s Staircase—Visiters— Reig Py Ae Aveta: y. Uemamimcasae croceenpen ee |b el teins apcietes Gent Cen dite Rost Matter Gene | ‘The Court met pursuant to adjournment and the Judge | accusations had already. preterred against him. They | Governor _Marcy—-Mar Yohannan—-Mrs. Sut- Ron New Yona ts Auguet saulummatory nse of the eye, Weakness of sight, vz | by thename of Penny Letters, should have the advantage of Advocate read the proceedings of yesterday. were nae peeeret in ge accnatgee. : ton, §. * . B. Cobb, ugust es res ving ne! d t sti i. vont a it t heres J E. iT Wen By vi . t Sat in i ‘eae n : 1 ” 1 ITY. : dy prefei Win, Skiddy, 25th October, CERTIFICATES. with theve deliveries each day: with a view, therefore, to put | Confidential agent he sent to Washington to search for the | “Y P nly a part of th Dear Sin Jehu Collins, 25th November. 1 certify that Jacob Valentine, a youth of about fifteen years | the same into immediats tion, th this city i voc! one, it... EAPO 950 Sony RPA OF SOS. BAR SIR :— MyERPOOL: vod Rosmy house ht fall aparently bande | fue mute an artcsement with SeAceoeSte RL mare, | Papers reawired bythe Judge Advocate, had returned etd | Q—Did you again visit theeity of Washingion in Joly; | Tend you a short sketch of the sayings and doings States that he as been the patient ot | the prop ietor of the City Despatch Post, by which he diseon: | Was unable to attend to-day in consequence of ill health. | 1942, for like purposes ; and how long was you engaged hi “ : ‘John Collins, 13th September. howe treatment has been the meine, uuder | tinues the same and surrenders the property, boxes and ar- | He then read a letter from Mr. Stewart, which stated that | i that business ? at this once fashionable place of resort The gene- ie FA. Deversten, sth Novem’ Recto of St, George's Church, Beekman. | The Fost Master a secured tee aisiees of Mies Chater areen: | he had searched the several boxes in Lieutenant Wilkes’ | jeAsi to'\tut tere rernaps aewoek at that time, I was ar | ral badness of the times, so much complained of Tilctehe fyet clase, ayrwards of iodDtobs, buskt | _ This is to certify that two sf my children were aifieted with | nesion with Mr, Wittiase, Spruce who will ne csoentoud es in Lieutenant Wi dered to Washington to furnish the Judge Advocate with : " ply a bets i every where, has extended itself even tous. There i ‘New York, with sach’ improvements as combine | diseased eyes for a length of time, one of them was almost blind | this Department. An additi ha or ane have | Bouse at Washington, and of the papers required by the | information upon the subject of the accusations I had made > ‘ . pe i tngsual Comfort for pausengen. Every cate | with nebulas covering the sight. Every remedy was resorted | been cmuloyed to, cary the City Letters, wholly independent | Judge Advocate had only been enabled to find one volume | ais! Licutenant Wilkes. , appears to be considerable travelling, bat a short fits been taken in the arrangement_of the i Diwitkour any yood effect, aud despaired of them ever being | of Letters received by Uie Mails. Notiee Ietheretore heteby | of the log of the Peacock, one volume of the log of the | . Q—Did you, in your researches at Washington, there | 4p li : : The price of passage hence is $100 for which ainple stores will | recovered. iBhey are now perfectly restored to sight by Dr. J- | given, that all Letters placed, in the boxes St the vatious sta: | Porpoise, and part of a log of the Flying F F rieit, | find the subjects of the accusations of the second and thiad | 804 hasty glimpse at the Falls, as they pass through, i The: comman y 5 u }, Loget! City it i | “1 ¢ 7 tel rT Masia wis will make every exerdon wo give gener saifag: | nn" MBIANIEL 8. JONES, 109 Pearlatret, | the Font Offer or in the Bruch Pox Otice, will be unger tne | Wilkes siated that he was now prepared i swearthat le | CMTE o anat aubject, which 1 | Stems, ' be the utmost stretch of pleasure these adel nn I was almost blind for twelve years, and in five weeks, under | charge of the Department, and will be received forrapid deli- | had not thé Journal ef Mr, Couthoy in his possession in | ,,4-—! Saw some papers there on that subject, whic hard times allow them, arriving in the morning and ‘Neither the captains or owners of the ships will be respensi- | the skilful treatment of Dr. J. Francis, my sight is now per | very atthe hours mentioned below. this city. did not read. ‘ Renan aie toca 1 ble for any letters, parcels or rea seu! by themyuslees re. | fectly good andatrone. i Letters addressed to parties renting Boxes at the Upper and | Assistant Surgeon Guiuov took the stand forthe pur- | | &—-Were the second and third charges drawn up by | leaving in the evening, and mighty few at that. The ular bills of Indi pred theretor absckas Brain: MAnr ita BROWN, 77 Forsyth treet. Lowa: Post Offices, will be deposited in cnem as herevofore, | pose of making a correction in his testimony of yesterday, | YOU? " Eagle Tavern, last season so much crowded as Pl pe py odin wnat tron ventas § certify to the above being struc statem unless a request is made that they be sent by the City Despatch | “Phecorrection was that he examined the paper? at Wash. | _ A-—Yes, sir, I preferred the charges; they are sub- even to compel the proprietor to draw up the cars in : ington in the early part of July, and that he obtained per- | *#ntially drawn up by me. 7 7 caso . ‘ hed ape ned rsioonin vious | 34 fon fom the eretacy of tie" Navy 40 sehune th caer the specifications the same as drawn up by frenpar bi Hore ihe sboerumacation al «thoes letters deposited therein, wi es in the art of May eginui v 4 ‘com, has t ines aday (Sundays enadooea) teres this first visit the search fr the pa eran the fled of Gb A.—They are the same. forsome days for want of custom. The Cataract iven, ether to free the leiter in the | Depa vas made —Do you know what portion ot Lieut. Wilkes's | seems deserted. The ferryman talks of laying up Aad e pa Sy on dpa » I ly blind for twe ty years with ecataract In cach | Letter b or was nead act ea a bas ig CORSE res 6 Sanh a New York, or | exe" irom the use of Dr-Fraaciy wouderul prepay | atl Sa at K JAS. BROWN &'CO., Liverpool, | that disease, my eyes sce tion jertently recov ce. as Letter by the packets will be charged 13G.echis persingle | "0 HESTER JONNS TON Ut Elire e, the undersng rson the files of the nce. On my second ce 1 4 witnessed the astont tanner sheet; 0 cents per ounce, and newspapers 1 ceut each. aul3i regulations, or leave the post- an time was devoted to the scieutific objects of th dition, | his boats, and altogether things, vople say here et; | I : _ aus index poe mi ff | nas ring oF bea Jing the Register of the Department, exd- e e e scieutific objects of the expedition, | his boats, and gether things, as people here, NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. oe een he uotios of the pebiie: « | > voce EE Rg et addressed, . Partment, ex ) while at Sydney, about Dec. 1839 ? seems to have gone to the devil. Speaking of the (SECOND LINE.) valuabl: remedies. Letters. whit 73 desire to send free, must have a The Judg Advocate called en Lieut. Wilkes for two 1 do not. ferry puts me in mind of a laughable piece of wit j Dugeay Dunbar, Pastor of McDougal st-Chuich, free stamp allixed hi orsaimental stamp has been | general orders, bearing date August 16, 1838, and Februg- | |, What was the destination of the Royal George, aul | 4 Jate visiter has written against the boards as you Job Peck, Agent of the Home Mission Sucisty. the stations The charge will be 96 ceuts | "pian eoes : , had received your report to the Secretary of the Navy, | descend Biddle’s staircase, as it is called. Iisa he ships of this Ttae will hereafter leave New York on the Jacob Brouner, Pastor of the North Bar tist Church. Me, Oe pmeehacthe |< LMiLt? Haatitrox, Esq, counsel for Lieut. Wilkes, ob- of hee {bine da y pity the visiter did not sign his name. It runs thus Istana Havre on the 1th'of each most aa follows Joggels Ansreade, Roman ‘Catholic Priest of St. Vewer's accommodation | jected to this manner of proceeding, and contended that as | P'AcTAng UAB re against Lim a and sailed two days | ‘The Biddle Staircase like the Biddle Bank, a thing The new ship ONEIDA, ‘ist March (16th April || Numerous Gertificatcscan beacen at he office, Prepared and | °,th03" Bat number of circulars, | hese § tattle he subpanaed topeedees | after the date of my report; fhe sailed on the 1th De- | to go up anddown by? ‘ " i Pr ERAN aber? ieth December | | Shi only by. Dr. 3. Fraucis, 10 Barclay strect, New York: - ‘All ietiers intended to, be, s:nt forward to the General Post | them before the accused could becalled on for the origh. | CDE. ‘ \ re have, as I said before, few visiters. Those suas ames Pune, fet ines ag as en Attlital Byes ioserted, ‘which cannot be distinguished fra Office for the mland mails, ‘must have a free stamp affixed to | nals, or copies of th rteetie did Lieut. Wilkes remain at Sydney, | of distinction, Governor Marey stands No. 1, in a Captain . August ch September 0: Francis secpeachatty- tefarrea hie and the public, | "> UNPAID LETTERS. ‘The Judge Advocate contended that the'accused wasthe | “er the delivery of your report, and whither did he next | political view: the Persian Bishop of Yohannan in ¥ Ist Deccem’r¢ 6th January that in Consequence of the sherease of hisbusiness, Dr. Glenny’ | bettors not. hare ke Bae thse! proper person to call on to produce the documents, as they | Proceed? K 4 the clerical line, and Mrs. Sutton in the theatrical gt og Wa May amb’) Ieth October: SMaraber of the Hoval College of Sarreony, Loalda, and of the | pay aude tay aoe pareeeagr whe ae hes oh aeied ah eal. L bal vali been returned to his hands, as depository of the and Trait Femained there till the latter part of Decembet, | and yocal line ; and if fortune had but have favored Sth O : few York Medical Society, has jomed hit, an s “Aft aft bes en ‘eeded on a southern cruise. 2 Previt vy Frederick Hewitt. Gist january 6 1sth Pebruary | dence can be placed in-his professional skill as an Os "S[iciters ad newspapers adareased to the Editors of the pab- | was dropped Eee petae conversation the matter | GD iPanoppostunity offer while at Sydney to forward | US 8° far as to have sent you about this time, I could New ship T-NIC mbit done, Sieh daly Office hours from 9 A. M., until 6P, M. Jyl03m*e_ | ic Press, will be de livered free ey The Junae Anvocate then read the following letter | t the United States after the 11th of December? have re Cait ial even than all, ene J. Be Pell, Ist Febraary @ 16tn March ca . Tih Ww % Sua Edayeh Ribas to Assiatents . Ldowt knows 4 cepting Miss Abby Kelly, in the lecture and diaboli- The accommodations of these ships are not surpassed, com-| DISEASES OF THE EYE. |... .NoMoxey, TNE OT Ato rm Boxes, | ha OHERER afin ooe Gatien: Q.—-Was the report to which you have testified against | cal line, ‘This latter lady gave a lecture at the Me- bining all that ma ereaulred for camior. ‘he price of ca- K, DIOSSY, moles ede Lesceeek cai ey ean OT cS Rath Vincents t Lieut. Ringgold, addressed by you to Lieut, Wilkes, in, | thodist Church in favor of abolition, which was eis $100, Passengers } supplied with every re- Ser special charge. Pree Stamps sust by yiiced.to, each Ler- “Sint Sa Nata tended to bring Lieut. Ringgold to trial by court mar | crowded, Governor Marcy being amongst the num- Quidte with tre exception Of wines and liquors. inte! ‘or these vessels will be forwarded Lf the , subscriber five from ay other than he exvenser actully: | | Rusranee ip Fults Sheet + Ror helgior pane yr ‘ MISEASE neo iggpesanies nh BOYD ee HINCKEN, Agents, THE NECESSARY OPERATION tial? A.—l1 intended them as charges against Lieut. Ringgold for trial, but not for trial in the squadron. Mr. Hamilton be ters for the ordinary postage, and must be affixed for the registrat L | be speerlly deposited wt the principal ‘The advantages offered by this plan Nitto val Free Stamp such Letiers must ber. Her discourse was made up by hammering away right and left against Jews, Turks, Infidels and Heretics, heaping curses on ‘the North, South, “ Your two most extraordinary letters were received, as L informed you on the Lith of March last, one containing a request for promotion, and the other that yov may have Xt ro . 74 duced the following letter from = SREANS Sees easier syean mill Oi ELLIOTT, Letters ny apteial notte einer Punichimesns | te edetest orgertunity that the cable sere en cae | Dr: Guillow to Lieat, Wilke Risad sie | bao Tee Te He tee bead FA 3 Ns. Having completed his stadies of 5 with EIOUP |-teeat ecdeves was Genteleel oh Le dn pportunity that the public service will admi I fe special, reservation for herself. A more general LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. Qeulist, and beep x teeter ee mora ary ptm errempeag any Ee ee Te) | sin tur Peacock, May 22,1540. |< tenetive and invective discourse | never heard. — | Diowsy ip enabled when pourwers acting as a senior medical officer on | ity virtue of article a7th for the promotion of discipline, | Our nigger folks were some of them thrown into board the Porpoi: f artic! hg there been a vacancy in the squadron, under these circum. | | respectfully claim that some official notice should be | Mts. . : stances, you would and could not have received an ap. | tken of my two letters of May 2d, and my letter of May The Bishop, who is dressed a la Persian, with his pointment, whatever might have been your rank, and [ | 4th, and its two enclosures. ; scarlet pants, silk dress, and shawl turban, and hav- cannot help expressing my surprise that any officer cir- beg leave officially and most respectfully to inform | ing an enormous long black beard, whiskers, mous- r you that 1 am making ‘out charges against you as Coms | tac! 4 i : . cumstanced as you are, should have thought of making Nanderinc hlefof tho Exploring Ss a friaeed dr direlietio tacheos, &c. has come in for his share of notoriety. the nature and exte fon of shippers te is intended to | Permission is given to ref despazch a ship from port omthe Ist, Sth, Meh, 15th, 2th, and | some of the most eminent P ‘2th of each month, commencing the. tober and continu. | New York. ing’ wotil May, when regular days will be appointed forthe re- | NB. The poor trented grauitously and im*r mainder of the year, whereby great delays and disappointments months. ‘The following tructor, and also to Medical Faculcy in f | the Navy for preferment, it Having already notified Lieut. Commanding Ringgold will be prevented the met \ yTN HOURS OF DELIVERY, h t. lam, v tfully, . . a i 1 ads vi thins wll commence: thts armyement # TAILORING Arras Puincteae Ornee ip EOL... Tah rere rate Of duty and disobedience of several of the regulations of | UT Peotle here got into their heads that he. was a Grup YAZOO, Captain Comell. —— SSS : Park, and Lower Post Oifice, Merchants’ CHARLES WILKES, | the Navy, and that I intend to submit these charges and | Bishop of » and y pilg Ship OCONEE, Captain Jackson. = every day escent Sanday q 5. GHARL ES, | their specifications to the Honorable Secretary of thé | #&e8 to his hotel to see his Reverence. He is very shy Mi SSiPPI Gaprain Hilliard. REMOVAL. Letters deposited beiore 8 clock, A. M. willbe sent ont for | oro Assistant Surge ding Papiaring Pxpadition: Navy, for preferment at the earliest opportunity I can, | affable and converses very well in English. He PEARE, Crsiain Miner. PHILLIPS’ CASH TATLORING ESTABLISH “ang : ie cock. spiky crisis ANGE E POY ge OB without Violating the rules of the Naval se honored Mrs, Suito® with a visit Yesterday s who is Ship GASTON, Captain Latham. MENT, “3 Cand cecallea. _ Therewith enclose to you a copy of c enjoying this Romantic spot, and who exhibited her VALE, Careain ‘Muzaford. Isremoved from 145 Broadway to No. 7 Astor Hits, _ AT THE STATIONS. a Bi ahs eee a ene eva fications against Lieut, Commanding Caiwallader splendid powers in singing. He took his Meersham Bhip OC able Capea feavit NOMY Letters deposited before 7 o'clock, A. iil be ent ont for de- tiiiuee you know in relation to the | gold, for dereliction of duty, &c., with arequest that you | with him, his constant companion. A gentleman Shit NOUISA, Capen Mallee: IN GENTLEMEN’S DRESS “ Pe NO ai sor 6 Ae ‘A-—-On the 6th of October, 1840, at the suggestion of | {yiiperuse them, and forward them to the Secretary of | who was present describes his astonishment as hip + Capeain S N’S 8 “ “ i + 1840, : Lieutenant Hudson, I called ‘upon Lieutenant Wilk laughable, and that his intensity of attention was ‘These ships were all built in the city of New York, express- | Garments ofa most legantand Fashienable kind et a saving of Limits of the U* 8. City Despatch :Posts will extend to yfor packets, are of light draft of water, have recently been ene eee tL A A his residence in Honolulu, to inquire of Lieutenant Wilkes | of my intention to frame charges against him, I deem it | 80 8reatto the singing as to make him forget his Meer- . wly eqppered and put in splendid order,with accommodations HE advertiser di ve 4 Bt JOHN LORIMER GR the course which he required of me to pursue in regard to. | my duty to lay the accompanying before you without | sham, which went out, lying listlessly !n his hand, fdilled for comiurt. ‘They are commanded pdvertises Gy ons lvmnnsctaanry. to, tenart to, the heck | tut? lw MER GRAHAM, Powt Master__ | my journal. 1 found Lieutenant Wilkes at his house, at-\| delay. >, " do 7 the greatest compliment that could have been paid id masters, who will make eve: ‘xertien to give “} * as eal Dn They wll aca aed Wetowed uprand | {atthe leneth of tims he has Been establnbed, together wit ithe Mississippi by steamboats. : cient voucher for his capabilities, Possessing the advansage of Neither the owuets or captains of these ships will be respon: ing connected with an extensive cloth establishment in Eurape ea ble for jewelry, bullion, precious stones, silver or plated Ware) | he confidently assets that he can furuish giothes which, on come ‘ diher house mak for passengers une heyed system of giving a list of nominal prices, presamiog | ATTY DESPATCH P er ’ b © he has bee ie | OL VESTA TCH Eve propricrors of the Gt | ter remaining in the apartment below some minutes, 1] Should it be thought necessary to place Lieut. Com. | to the lady’stalent. He invited her to Persia, stating ny Post inthe erty of | “eat up into his room, where I had been previously an- | manding Ringgold under arrest, I request to be informed | that the Shah himself would visit her the moment ‘bjects; then commo. | Bounced. I was about to leave the apartment, when a | of the fact, that | may * take care that the person accused: | he heard of her arrival. He stated. in eur Hotel e effectually an man came up and Lieutenant Wilkes motioned me to a| be furnished with a true copy of the charges, with the, 1 prove « suin, th thatithiscuuntry: is nottd be compared to Pereia fur any letters, parcel or package, sent by or put ou board ; tablish seat, and asked me if 1 had any thing more to say? 1'| specifi , i ‘ : Aone eter eta ar taine Sretin for te samieand Pr ll peed ae A AC making op | the Usi ment, who will henceforth assume | stated I had not. He then spoke of general matters Sr aerek Lat Ha We Gerace eriUltie paicotawen ised for enjoyment. The sheep there he describes as of [Ag cheater my 3m 8. PHILLIPS, 7 Astor House, Brondway _ He eerste aetna ce ease tors camot rs ingaish | connected with the expedition, stating that we had all | you have adopted. in my case, it will be necessary for you | Wnmense size, and that, the tails of some of the aaa Conrins & €0., 56 South st., or LOOK OUT icknywledgmeute Yor the tery generuus ani, eficient support entered with full knowledge’ of what we had todo, | jodetach Lieut. Ringgold from his command, and deprive | largest. weigh near hee pounds, all fat, and HULLIN & WOODRUFF, Agent in New ° wuich has been extended co them. Nor ean they omit bearing | #04 that he had never offered any inducements to persons, | him, while under charges of the privileges of his rank. which is made into oil. ‘The moment l heard this Orleans, who will promptly forward all goods to tiieir address, He who steals my purse steals trash, their grateful testimony to the liberal spirit in which Jown Lo | beyond what they were strictly entitled te by law, or Respectfully, Imade up my mind to go to Persia, and if I do, 1 The hips of this line are prarranted to sail fametually as ad- Burhe who fitanes from me of 1 ood name Hiner Grahe Ean. the, Postmaster of N York, has conduct words to that effect. I answered to that, that I believed ‘CHAS. F. B. GUILLOU, shall certainly write you all the news {rom that land Yertised, and great care en ve the goods correct 9 im, Ne which has terminated in the result now au- | some medical officers, not surgeons, had been promised me 8 U.S. Navy T ; d. But mak deed.—[ Sha “ ed, hich fail dvantsg ; 1 : Py sistant Surgeon, U.S. Nay of Turks and Infidels, y mai ° E LIVERPOOL PACKETS rt ens SO] 7 ists concer “ xE Rene all (® _ ber advantageous 30 th furgeonships, | Heansi except much as Berean | To Cranues Winks, Commi’ Exploring Expedition. Should any thing occur worth mentioning during LD LIN. KETS. i M A H A ‘ few York, Avgust 13th, 1812, s x Examination of Dr. Gufllou resumed my stay here, I will intrude myself on you again. T HISONLY TR * 90 Cl ALEX, M. GREIG, Acent. Holmes had been told by the commander of the vessel : 08 ‘ ly stay iy SW P my! y “ ATEeSS ; HOY SHIRT DEPOT, Ro.20 Chatham P.S.—All stamps issued by the Cicy Despateh Poar will be | which he was le n the Porpoise, that he would | ,%—Were charges preferred againat you by Lieut. Tremain, Degr Sir, HE E of Petherton Liverpoctwntmrcatter be | (0 lilch from him his good tame nd reputation. We | feceived by the Goveruin avigcr | receive surgeon's p: y Gay's’ duty he periormed | (Lege: Prorous 10 the 120k of Darch, 1980, snd. were Your obedient servant, despatched in the following order, excepting that when the | have more than once made public the many imposit ons prac- ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GUUD on board of that answer was, “never from | ‘Mey Wen pending 7 A ma i Niagara, day Sf auiliua falls om Sunday, the chipe will eail‘ou the succeed. | tised on dealers, strangers and others, in pursuit of onr hizhly . ING.” me, sir.” I then air, but I feel ve- | _,A:—I do not know. The letter of Lieut. Wilkes says day of sailing ¥s Ps reputed Troy Shirts, Hosoms, and Collars, But now chat ine LIVING. von . Huet <,, | Charges are “tobe preferred against you,” and not that Fi a. ing day. ff ‘ HE undersigned hs ry confident that you did make a promise to such effect to R : “a panes . For New York. For Liverpool. ions are on the increase, therefore, we shall keep these | "THE undersigned has, it ayereat expense, fitted up one of the ~ they had been preferred, ‘ The SOUTH AMERICA, (June 1” Literpool: |! Ricts before the public, which will expose imposters, and may Taggest and most spleiid Coffee and Eating Houses in | me. Lieutenant Wilks said, «I deny the fact—I deny the Was you informed by Lieut. Wilkes thet Lt. Ri (Correspondence of the Herald.) “ *IOcr Nov ut off their wicked designs. Make no mistakes therefore, | New York, im which one hundred persons at least can sit down | fact, sir, prositively. 1 never said any such thing.” In Q.—Was you informed by Lieut. Wilkes that Lt. Ring- Fine 1 Lacwrnces, $0 OG, Bailey, Qkeb 1 Nar 1s |i! Marshall's only Troy Shirt Depot” is painted on our awning, batantial breakfast, dinner,and tea, (from | saying this he rore from his chair, and advanced towante | on UA) Piclentod charges against you previous to the Lose Istaxp Beact, Jan. 15th, 1842 j The BNC a een Ag Aas 7 |jendmndow.._Reineroealar, however, tocce te name | Max | coficd etter os tepards qualtiy os author oC aL aa UF caer es- fh Tevceaaibg hile nyer-euid hand 6tme es he appronclied ‘Lt. Ringgold had made charges against me, as Iwas | ¢ tha seo rres ais 750 tous, Oct 19 Dee, 7 |/shall'st on aur window and about our store. |No. $0, our only | called sither a8 regat wh ag aed fs bpd Iwas standing at the head of the steps that entered into | informed by Lieut. Wilkes on December 11, 1°30. ‘ompany at the Light House—An Exeursion— ge Waite. CFed ip April 7 Jipearl and’ Ghathain “streets, and om the right hand side’ in .. ‘The purest Java and | the room, not having takes aseat. I remarked to him as —Did you apply to Lieut. Wilkes for promotion after Robert Tyler, §c. §c. The OXFORD, tely Aug 13 l\Chatham street, in psssing fo the City Hall. See the mame ery best teas, and served at ouly three | he approached, “1 made the assertion, nd you"— 1 } such charges were made out against you? J G “fy i "Hathbone, @ March 1 Apnt 19 | 7" MARSHALL’s (2d and you are corrcei. ‘other refreshments in proportion. The | was here interrupted by the order of, “Leave the pre | Ay Vey Never saw the charges up tothis time. Ames Gorpon Bennerr, Esq.:— ‘The EUROPE, * GJaly 19 Sept 7 See te wak ere ee hee uniformly civil and polite, and every visitor may be | sence, sir, leave the. presence.” As { was leaving the | pid not Licut. Wilkes inform you at the time that Dean Str— OPE wy. 8 Jan 7 || Strong made Cotton Shirts, with linen bosoms, collars and | assured of feeling in this establishment quite “at home.” | Ih J apartment, I seid to him, * Captain Wilkes, 1 would wish | hadi beak peofarantnawsliiahe ot teeLtene ale, Your ready insertion of articles of interest t ee. Marshall? Mar 19 May 7 | wrist bands, warranted, at per dozen, $7—7 50—0—8 30—=9—10— | {nets every department of the business is under the superinten- J YP OTe emacs that | made the assertion, sit, and you" | Charges had been preferred against you by t. Ring- yi 1 interest to your ‘The NORTH AMERICA, ( Aug 1 Sept 19 10 50—11—12—12 50-—15—16—16 50—17 — 18202122 50—24—25 lence Of competent overseers, whose sole care and attention are |} e Soh y' > | gold, and give that asa reason for not promoting you. readers, especial; if those articles be in the fo { e » Sans Sept 18 | '2650—27—28. All Linen Shirts, per doz, $20—20 50—25—27 30— | directed to the comfort and’ conveniences of customers and in stopped by the order to “ Qnit the presence.” | 8%" “1 Soni. information Lreceived trom Livae, Wilkes ly in orm 0 oes. Lowber.¢agail 4 May 19 | 30-3250—36—38. Plain Cotton Shirts, per doz. $5 50—G—7—7 50 | BUEStS. HENRY GOSLING, lown stairs. omitted to mention that I was order- this subject, was the letter of April 2, 1940, which is | @Correspondence from some summer resort, induces * w YORK, "Any 19 Oct 7 | =8—9 Colored Shirts, pe doz. $5~5 50—6—1—3—9—I0- 11. Proprietor of the French and American Eating House, edto goon boar ship, and consider myself suspended.— | Putnis fu peng dips! ; v . The NE * pis. Feb 7 | (Collars just received—In addition to our former large stoch of | Nos 64 and 65 Nassau st, between Jehu st aud Maiden Lane. | ‘This was after the second order to “Quit the presence.” | before the Cou : q me to write the following, but whether you will ns ie be collars of every deseriptio 0 P.'S.—Open Sundays for breakfast, dinner and tea, _je30 3mr ; Pr : Q—Was this the oppression complained of by you in | gag j i i Rad 5 ‘Tb. Cropper. April 19 June 7] ry desersption, 1000 dozen, all Linen collars, at P . Having reached the lane in front of the house, I remem- ee uetne tel in fs find it sufficiently interest c The CAMBRIDGE, P'S Sepe 1 Get’ 17 | B0cgnua ner dozen, 62e—79¢— gre $1—-125—1 1 152-25 | DATENTS—AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE, | bered to have left two. books at the house. I wasiu the | ‘&¢ftstspecification of the third charge? ‘She beach weniwhiltr tie bighinnass a, d 890 tons, res Feb 1 | Marshall's Byron Collars, which hmve been so hnghly apynoved and Agency of the United States Patent Oifice, No. actef ttrning to go for them, when I saw Licutenant oe ime i i fag ay sehr ee ee a na te ec ie The COLUMBUS MO""g Sex a9 MRP 13 | ot Phere goods, wit our plain. Sid rnde Beto warts | SGU Bowe. shed in Beton forthe part ten | Wikevon the upper piazza of the howe My, attention | point Jou Gungeon onboard tha Porporse cael did he ae | ‘8 daily resorted to by many of the inhabitants of Tot fa Mat 2 | Gra he cty, dat the manufacturer, C7" Magali ce" cay | Wengen tna ea eee ee eee eee. ainantalon’ leave the ahin sin ae, | Ts%,a2 & reason for refusing, that brigs were a class of | the villageson the opposite shore, which excursions, " y 19 July 7 | Foy Shin Depot, No. 90 Chatham’ cireet: New York. tions and drawings, assign- | say, ‘Go on boar : vessels not entitled to a full surgeon. together witl ni t their princi Pre sei pli mt cen Sots Pah rh py Sol sation dealers aud others against the many’ mistakes that have | ted’withracernae eek dea UEin batents, is here tranaae- | ry angry tone, shaking hisfinger at me. On the 14th Oc: | ""A_| gid make such request. His reasons are con. | ‘08° her ‘with gunning, seem to be their principal Piha Dollars, lorwhich ample stores of ever description | bgen made of late, in consequence of sceing ticketed prices in | well as expenses ofa journey to Washingtan, and delay there, | L0Ue% 1840, 1 was placed under arrest by order of Liew | tained in his lutter of June 10th, 1839. (This letter was | amusement. The parties at times are composed of FE canal aiens aeeplog et wibs cat Tiree, f the windows, Recolleet, no marked or ticketed | Savedco drm. Attendance hore is altogether unnecessary—-s | evant Wilkes. [remained under arrest, attached to the J blished on Dr. G.’s trial] over! itwadloll” paiulstin, “aid “abe well oini "Yhas thick ‘hich will be tur Fee dO ait teat ye | model, which may be sent by Hamden’s Express, and a shor: | Sd¥adron, until October 1, 1841. Did you request Lieut. Wilkes to forward for you to t of our store, with the prices attached, will be ci d by the stewards. _ a ; Q : - OODMUE & CO. 61 South st., m ulated for | explanatory letter, being sufficient. Patents secured in foreign | Juvor Apyocaie—Did or did not Lieutenant Wilkes “ licati i twenty orthirty. Asa description of one of these ing-olf the benefit of all. Th eulars onl: be i : ; i the Navy Department aw application for the appointment A P bells Je24 yh. BA! Nae Hy CO. Lipo lich ino ag Sern more, we adviae azainvace he tame and | Fenpecting thems he" fncihines of the pebsenie Se hesery | ase Spo aus hiccovaslly be dutwoveeitie. 110 kidde Bich a a ga sxeneaes, wen show pour readers hag life is on : amber, * Marshall’s, No. 90.” No patronage of those | extensive library ot books on patent laws, and rare mechanical scdneiioatl i “ it wi . ; Long Island, I propose to describe one that visite t TO THE LADIES. other respects for parties tp obiain” All models, ., ‘forward | Juncx Apvocarn—State what you know in relation to | '° 4’) '{ih receive a reply, and have it on shore. found apropos for all. The company assembled at FPASHIQNARLE MILLINERY GQODS—The proprie- | 4 the Patent Office, Washington, free of ex the sixth specification. Q—State as nearly as you can the time when such re | 40 early hour from several of the stall villages o pense. r, 4 STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP . Miss 8 KING, ter of th@ celebrated Carl King, reget - EDDY, Civil Engineer. y the wreck of the Peacock, 1 Jost all my | 11." the Seeretary of the Navy wasreceived by you? | Posite, and among them were many from New York, AND leet and Phe following is excracted from letters of the Commissioner } clothes and personal property, except what I had on my | P fom hol eundaabor, Y think | ronekred 6& 8) oat procured a boat and sailed for the lighthouse. There NEW YORK, fers for sale a most select and choice assortment of Millinery | bre following is e t VIA—SOUTHAMPTON. Ry pee we ab | To Ht. H, Ropy, Esq. ~ body and a bundle of papers. I remained on shore after | Q" pid youever receive a copy of the charges pre- | were about forty or fifty, the majority of whom BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN, Iie assortment consists of the follo Sit = Thave'to retiew the aswuranee of the high respect 1 be mgd ined Cane of bere a an wae ferred against you by Lient. Ringgold. If yea, are they | were ladies, and were such as we usually find on i OT TE D'OR- | ties hare expecesed thom nee nati’ oe oe ete Feo to the dilferent officers>on shore to join the voxels | i” Substance the same as those on which you were tried? } such occasions—eome pretty, others indifferent. orders to the different officers on shore to join the vessel A.—I did receivea copy. They were in substance the | Miss K m of your city seersed to be the most . EvexHOLT, COMMANDER. ; ‘The days.of dgparcase OF to’ wakkanwn Steamship, have FANS aa worn br Dash PPO ALOT TH D'OR: | they hare expressed. themselves satisied with. your serv LK, ; 7 1 pty LE Asa Lawn Hats do do—An entirg new style o | olor, so far asit ts connected with this department, evinees | Johnson, Dr. Palmer, and rayself were standing together, | ““(° i adinired ; certainly she was the prettiest. Her fair by Duehi A been figed d's t yn Son ge nee gi "ENTIRELY NEW ‘AND ‘ORIGINAL | 8 justice to yourself compels me to say, the basiness of your | to which they became respectively attached. Lieutenant On t Fisi2, 43 r emapaecapettits od = bet et {MODINE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER mach skill and great asiduity, Yoursstesperstullyynoy | when Licutenant Hudson gave orders to Lreutenant John: | gatos eyraa halend that you would: reecive Tha vey ‘ar J cousin, of a sweet little village on the opposite side 7th Beye. 10rh Sept.“ Ty Ucty arora For all farther information, apply to DAVID GARDINER, | 800 and Dr. Palmer, at the same time saying he had no or- | Surgdon for your services on board the Porpoise ? of the bay, possesses a fine figure, and sang better Price of » meals not incladed, to Southampton or 4 i. ‘AGE.’ Agent of Patent Office, No. 21 Pine street, New York. ders for me. 1 respectfully touched my hat an ‘A-—When first joined .the expedition under its re-or- | than any other lady present. Many others deserve AUPE lal ae aa ea cated tat ace ton bee REN TANCE BLEAWS, OF Sie Rotstinw | Sime r SEE STE es | te wrathe officer ofthe last vessel to-which Ewes ganization, by his verbal promise. notice, but fear of trespassing on your space, forbids, tirouer apa sed sulmoterate rises passengers being oaty | Rhett ericincseYespectflly solicit the ladies to tavor her | NOFCE TO. CHEDITORS.—The Aswineesuf Drove. | ed. that | was under, his command, and still consilered | Q'“"Wnere was the promise made, and who, if any per- | Much’ more might be said of the gentlemen. W. “harged when partaking of the same. ith aeally and examine her elegant and varied. stock of Milt | eredine SEUSS Gad Rein ane sate tt ke. A frst payment, the | myselfso, and asked him what orders he purposed to give | son was present when it was made ? W*##"4, of New York, displayed a plentiful supply price of, passage to either of the above ports can also be | finery for themselves, before they purchase elsewhere, as it | [5th inst. at 3093 Broadway, to'reenive ther proportion,” | Me, And expressed my willingness to obey any orders that It was made at Lieut. Wilkes’ house at Washington, | of small talk. W. S——— hasa beautiful and maidy cnsagea if preferred, with meals and steward’s fees included for | will be a great saving to them in price and a great advantage as P BRAT BAU Mypporion- he might give me. “Lievtenant Hudson told me he could | 1 jont know that any body was present. * fof small tal ear “er nag taryrces res cents, exclusive of wines. f tegards the variety and quality of the oe AUG. JUROSSUY { Assignees. ive me no orders, but would apply again to Lt. Wilkes,as —Did ind th sed ef hi inc | face, sings enchantingly, and, altogether, is a cre- ‘An experigneed Surgeon accompanies the ship. MISS 8. KING, Magazine de Modes, i Q--Didgowsret remind the: sccueel Of Rit prowiee Fi the empire city: W. R—, a fashionable For freight or passage, or i appl | jy92 1m ; 12th August, 1812. aul2iw#e | he had already once done. previous to the interview of the 6th of October at Hono | ‘it to mpire city aa en ei ae a) | ee ieee HK Brosdwey. O GAPITALISTS=A PARTNER WANTEDSTi: | , The Second Charge having been quashed, the Juige | fury? blood, sports his moustache, sings comic songs ad- a226m*r 41 Be ret | TMPORTANT TO THE DP ASiscloen te doesent dactetter ob ties or inaitof's | Advocate proceeded to examine the witnesses onthe third | "4" 1 gia not ; 1 asked him for the appointment of Sur- mirably well, is an intelligent youngmaan, but some- NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS. large and floucis! ing manafectory, established more than twen- | Charge entitled “Disobedience of Orders.” i geon, but without reminding him of his promise. thing of a fop. Many others, J. K——, J. S—, PORTATION COMPAN “ PUBLIC. tr five years inthe city of New Zork ; Junce Avvocats—State what you know in relation to | ”'Q.” was younot convinced in your own mind by the | i. K——, ec. d&c., deserve notice, but they must NES TORE AnD ee eee ALE who wish to economize can obtain Clothing of the best | dhe business ant proveente it to more advances” “2 “Tet! | the th specification ofthis charge, * Lotter of Lieut, Wilkes of the 2d April, 1840, that he would | jake the “will for the deed.” When they arrived aallzy remarkably cheap, at 209, Canal street, one door | “Any'one. having about ten thousand ‘olla at command, A— 1 was on hoard the Peacock on the day ofthe attack | not give you the appointment, and did you not well know | at the lighthouse, they enjoyed the luxury of a bathe st of Hodson. Algo, a large assortment of Cloths, Cassi- | woald find this an opportunity for mvestment rarely to be met | Onjthe town of Saluafata, fcom the letter of the Secretary of the Navy, that he had | j,, {he Atlantic, and then sat down to an excellent eatings,and Stimmer Goods, from which Clothing of | with. ‘ r. Hamitron insisted that the Judge Advocate should | ‘ot the authority to do x0? 1 Fi a ae | kiuds are le to order in the best manner at ver reduced References will be made to houses of the highest standing, a — the order which had been disobeyed by tenant ‘A.—I felt very doubtful of it. Iwas not well satisfied dinner, served up by “ mine he fe nee cole cameee brices, 205 Canal street. jel9 3mer__ | to the fosvonsibility of the adrertien, and the most satisfacto- ilkes before he proceeded to prove the specifications. from the letter, that Lieut. Wilkes had not the power to The pleasure derived from these excursions far From the foot of Courtlandt street, New Work. SHIRTS Mnegideuce atforded ef the safety and profitableness of the ba | ‘The Judge Advocate readthe or ‘ers of Mr Paulding,the | make the appointment. surpasses what many of your readers imagine, and precy cay—Betay ses opted.) td Communications with real name, addtessed to Box 251 Up- | then Secretary of the Navy, to Lieutenant Wilkes, under | Q pid you exhibit to Lieut. Wilkes, the letter from | the bathe alone is worth a visit. # New You mnt SwRts made fo onder after the most approved French | per Post Office, New. York, will receive immediate attention, | date of August!1, 1898, in which he is instructed to the Secretary of the Navy in your interview of Octo- Robert Tyler (the Captain’s son) and his excel- ns i alist ag chieres the shortest notice. nn nr buone made | snd be cousidefed strictly donflental. auiseodntr” | force against the natives of paces he might visitor disco- | er 6, t840 ? lent lady are rusticating here—they are much im- 4% do. 10% do. ticmen’s Furnishing Store 67 and 69 Maiden lane, comer New You & Ausaxy Ratt Roan Company, [a sae self-defence, and to use ever means | 4 "I did not ; I received it through him. proved in health, and are in good spirits. Young 6 do. of William street. . " rm 2 Park Place, New York. | to be on terms of amity with them; it also cautions him | Q'_if you felt very doubtful whether Lieuteant Wilkes | ry), himself reading vetoes and smoking § ithinenaie al im*r WILLIAM COLLIN®. NE eterty Wig ey Lo See OT he New pron eg on se gate eg Na ad would give you the appointmant, what was your reason | | Aa wy | sok Enasnne., are tie ony 5 0 & . that the President | oi treac! , of life, ke. i i M, eave Kiam ie foot of Liberiy street A CARD TO THE LADIES, | 2ivigeriare ected seal foran instalment ot five per | °' Mtr: Hasaitrow asked for the reading ofthe entire order, | wise on thesihol October Mm OF MIS PF | oapers. Infact, none others are to be seen at the OAM snd ie 8 Mat 12 Noon and 0 EM PARIS, DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENTONG. | lifth day of September nex nn” A" O% OM | which was consented to by the Judge Advocate. WT ikt not pers ia reminding him of hie promise, | Lighthouse. Vast_ numbers from your city are ne Your Pip sein TOWN WEstELD, 7 pra wa : Angust 1, 1842, By order of the Board, Dr. Gonsoo, resumed—I saw a number of boats filled | put” merely attempted to remind him that Lhad stated | amusing themselves at Babylon on the opposite side PLAINFIELD, 8 OOK, SOMERVILLE, &e. ' | WH. JK sat sep ox. 209. E, BUCOMPIELEL Stewturr. |p with semed men lésre (he ships eile, eid they ware afar. | 4 tact.” { reminded Rim of his promise bocause I consider- | of the bay, and if I see or hear anything interesting, ail i respeettelty i fortis hi ¢ s | QHAMBERS’ EDINBURG! URNAL—The sun rds fastened astern. I saw Lt. Hudson fire several guns | 64 jt my right to do so. ie I'll write you again Rooks. heuge Now Nor. we Elizabech Town: ao at tre sbovesertel ahebirianies hon seat busi- ber having made arrangements with the English Publi — four or five at least. Q_bo you know whether the complaints of Lieut. Ms . 24 PM. ig AM: her aitention to their service, and confidently assures. those | Solunce fee 1aa6 cat derenared to deliver to purchasers the | Mr. Haatu.tox said that the ac-used admitted the firing | pinkney againet Lt. Wilkes were sent to the latter on the Major Raybold, who resides neat Delaware Cth ag whe ladies who may, favor her withthe patronage, “tnat Dresses, | poundeand tao the weekly mninbers of the present vamger tie | and the destruction, as charged in the syecification, but | geh Gtober, 18107 Citg has made acontract to deliver ten thousand baskets 4% P.M. MM. oaks, Habit entrusted to her skill, shall iver’ onl ny P|. does not admit that it was done with malicious intent. bet Fs bay $c Fal ed verte apie Gand nah of workman ox | ed' wafr delivered aga tig ug =e MANE “The turther examination ofthe witess on this charge | —@—Whe'war'he’perton’ you. have sad was in List. | of Pechena New ork. the prevent weavany atte dolase Bebe’ nemdid Mle Railroad Co, connect with these | to be excelled at any of the fmost approved establishments Office of the Chambers’ Edinburgh Journsl and the Family | was dispensed with. Wilkes apartment ef the interview of the th Oeteber, | f"a fity cents per Vings exch way daily, Bundays excepted. Broadway, Se Wr SER Re oSe vant B Commentary of the Holy Bible—a Nassau st, i Jopar Apvocars.—The next charge is “Illegal Punish- * | lation 936) $. B.-A letter fr Ce Oe cmon Bae ses and Children? dresses made vo order | —ruleeodster. =HOS. JONES. | ment” Do youknow any thing in relation to the first lor man. He did not comeinto the | Tanes Fine 1s 80: Jory ee ae et epersd Fare between New York and Elizabeth Town 25 cents. st a2 Imac specifiontion ‘oan .B., receive A : NEW YORK. RARWAP“AND NEW BRUNSWICK STRAW GOODS et Rae A oe Ac Not not pertgnay at you know in relation to | _,&--Did Lieut, Wilkes reception of you on thatday, on | 10HD,oF 8 th Oe cote ores on ‘Routh Market Fare reduced. F. . 7 7 JOSEPH, 1k Maiden lane, up stairs, importing agent for | the second specification. your entrance to the room, meet your approbation wharf, erected upon a part of the site over which the last + page a —] ie ole sereety, im. B.3 ale oF jh Gerahand Preich double andsingle |" A. vnow that Lawrenee Cavenaugh and John Har- Sil sen desosthe the plase'st whioh the oats. o¢- gonngralon swept, and four lage sores were consume goods, respectfully informs his custome: lie in | barrel Fos d man werejon! in ironson the Peacock ,and eac! i. . 0} , 0 General, that he has on. hand a splendid and extensive: assore. 2 atots ‘of every received adozen lashes. know that they were confined | CUPled hy Lt; Wilkes was situated ti her fa Tee oe hare been. much more extensive.’ The stores contained New York and New Brun got ot facies Saperineey, Sh, Coney inet we Omeenty | bat ve breast. Tee Wake naies (oe Mawececnre: sitwas about one hundred yorde from s lene or | produce, four, Ac. ‘Two of he buildings were owned by Kewarr ew York and New Brunswick, 73 cents. | Dunstables, Italian Ttutiands, Faticy Schell and Imperial (x Ouse in Q—Do you know any thing in relation to the third spe- | main street. There were several inhabited houses inthe | {fr.Hugusans py names & tts Geran E. Saltne ie fare in the 734 A. M. train from New Brunswick, ‘ery fashionable and beautiful article) fine Tuscans, Albert | “A\\irve assorted stock of faced a ner cification neighborhood. 5 # ¥5.D. , q , j P.M. uain trom New York, has been mluced between 1% | Straws, de, ko. Gity sed county hee ere A.—No, sir * ‘Phe Court then adjourned until this, Friday morning, | 8~'eet, Jno. Bowes, —— Gove, jr., —- Hayceck, and an Ms Now York few Brunswidh, to 50 cents. ‘Also, an entirely aew article, the White Siberian Mair Farts to making deta ary varticularly requested to | “vive Julige Advocate stated he was through with the . M other.— Boston Daily Adver _ way to a Bonnet, whieh forthe summer wear surpasses all the styles as | CMH Previous to making their purchases. 2927 3m*r_ | witness forthe present, when he was cross-examined by | 1° lock. speactuniialainats. Qvicx Worx.—As Miss Lucy Weight, «maid, was om Ge, Gendays the 17s As. Bhi hips: Crom MNew Brae widl tae ee ene a pop benno s ond C. L. INGERSOLL’S Mr. Hamilton, through the Judge Advocate, as follows : nkrupt List. tering the porch of St. Stephen's Church last’ Sunda; assigns ho, procure thei tickets at the tishet otice, re | (PAE CHEAPEST CASI TAILOR YET TETRA V. BOAT ESTABLISHMENT. | onfartaelamecuice cin ancien oe Wilkes, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. itr, Abel Bingham, a widower, stepped up to 1 geivea Corry ticket pratie, ee ee ae ner dt Chat? Merchant Tailor, No. 1 Chatham square, cor | OATS, Dinkey sail boats aul srce boats, pleasure boats, &e. | A.—There have been difficulties, which have been Inid | Johnathan Parwons, Brooklyn, Sept. 17. mid, “Will you marry day?” She bl iuctor ¢ a} a ‘street, conti.ues to mal Jothing to order, in cc. ‘The immense Boat Bui Es c, YB. , clerk, New d belt 3 — tay FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. tip neatest atyle, 10, fer cent cheaper. than the cheapest cash | Ingersoll, 1n Water at, ene. Catharine Marker te nue of the bere he ree eb in theth Gtetest. Whendid Henive Lockwood, lark, 40 oe he Rey. Thomas J, Salter-Sensinel & 1 lorinthe ity. A good fit warranted, and hereafter no dis | most ext/usive inthe United States, Here were built tne most | _ & Tis Wakiatie ) Whundid on ber hen Allen, Hudson, | do do ugust. Q r appointment. auié ier | beawriil vteasure barges and lab boats that have Hoatedon | Fou Froceed to Wepigten. balerp me zen iy Raita Ge Tetlng ts ae do he rivers and bukes Ne TOA, Wu fa terview w: jecretary of t Nav nm cc sd HANNINGTON 8000 iy BOeINeS, uear Rend erat of all the Jeng ral tace bon for Asiatic Monarchs; | “As—Tthink f arrived in tae United Statestn Merch, | 4-11. Doughty, do do GAZO PNEUMATICS MAIL, O71 ENGR AT etfully inform the Onder nt tO) OPO Ee aed ¥ boat calle mith of Arkansas, and the fast | 1949. I believe I proceeded to Washington in May orthe | Adrian Bancker, hatter, do do r sN Es Tor the Gazo BOSTON, vin STONINGTON AND NEWPORT, com- | friends generally’ that ther are nnn pected to cehcute on lets - Bannings. He has recently eomoleted | hoginningof June. My first interview with the Secreta Simeon Hyde, hardware merclant, New York, Oct. 92. | THE subscriber is yreparad to exeeute onder I thy Gui joned ot ye following superior steamers, running in cdamee: | fo Pings and Banners in the mont supcrior aye ior bret, new plan, which has been pronounced by some | OP LATNAE in Mulation to my difficulties with Lt. Wilkes, aaa Pheumaic Hydraulic, Machine, cr worksy Wy enn Sop es capeeon aed Erovedence, and Boston and Pre) otron that will toate oxo ee a ee wma oC! | Coes huilt., At thus establishment aay" kindof bose will be | Was on my’ first visitin May or June. "| MA Sueren’s Aprection.—A bey named Graham Carney, | height or quantity, from mite TF the machine gives it a great ; in Comstock. with asearn. isfigurin ei'botton, from & mould, imany Ww: : furnieh y to Q.—Did you ask permission of the Secretary ofthe Na- Patantee, 22 Pine st. in Boston, rovently weyten ced to four months inthe | \Gyantnge over any ether ASSACHUSETTS, C ¥ t y ¥ MiGHE LAND C tal Thayer ty 201 Broader or seat OF the Viteit Ratablishment, apt the ta te of the herent "wh a “nine ear vi as pes jee alan department, or was such per- | House of Hh oa br 8 Oe adc ‘aug intr — Tees 7 fave Tee impel st i A ‘or style, desi ji mart 1 tment of boa inde, includ mY * - » Be i gindews ne vieinity ier No. 7 One fait aol in, Vander ity, (Sandays ex- | fedto ‘Case MS hamper He oe Gheyfinds we ree | [ii si yuarter, theusure, Whitehall, and rice | Av asked permission to examine the papers relating | pay: my fine inher power, for her brother's release, and op th 30 instant, th So cen be coully tommpnioel i me from Pier No.1, North River, ry Place, at five | Greenwich, No. 40, Harmony, 44, Covenant, 35, Perseverance, | oats, may be always found at the manufact pry, at prices mach | to My case. , tearfully entreated the Judge to allow het to do so, pro- a Livia on the left hand—had on at the time a eheci k, P.M. 17, also, Military Compa ‘Sunday School Baettee: | below what purchasers have heretofore paid, and a liberal dis- Q—Dil you avail yourself of this perm mising at the same time'that he ehould immediately enlist ap Cae toons straw or chip hat. Any person wx RAGANSE ES on Momiay, for 8 ana | ng 8 David, be Rese Englann, StGeosne Bt Aut fates wil be mae (ose who wish to A—1did in the United States Dragoon rervice, But his honor said Shelly. wll veetve the above reward and the thanks The NAR! on J a tonington, reve, avid, He te.. ‘ny ae € fore purchasing elsewhere; you cau then Q.—How long wsa you 80 employed ? he could not think of taking her hard earnings to save | |; nt i er eeReMRD AR ot Bet Ehsan, | fered oe penn th een | PH To ec epicgfeement | gchgns emPoved uring the oie toum of four or | hn rater fom deere ponihment andthe unten | a yA po a Wir y i ‘Stan 4 rs d Glass, after the manne: 4 iE gerens rh ; 4 iH iti | five days. _ | nate girl was compelled to keep her property, and lose | 4 pei WARFHO ‘—Printing Paper of al i Raton: HSLAND in Feng fr Stonington, and | aeter, to ng Salon, wih inany "recent apr tments for Ten" ee ater | 3. Atte the extent ofthe permission granted you in | the Obfeet for which she wo earnestly desired t spend A 2a Pape al Ri and alites Jatarday, for Stoninzton, Newpag, and Providence, cherch windows and other pablic a wate butldings, S Pi nn | the object of your search. T me w ard we vt . aver ie es Ba tad eae nadia Mt | "ASAI of ides Ulead in masta capes | FLAVANA AND PRINCIPE | ‘A—Any papertnttconsterd bnrion on maces, | go to Bultancre Br oleven doliscs ior Gehinessenate | WORE abo; Bonnet Boards aq ony ‘aed ‘ r in for Q—Had you, during the portions ofthe four or five days i? r om Cin« ih and American Tissue Paper MECCEEE IES i, artowing mach rednoyl felnd Sadie op the plaae obscured nod’ pelaced hy KeMiiesy ane SEG ARS. you were thus employed, free sccess to the paperson file ? | clowatl oe Week hess (ene steamboats ing 0 | Pisxing Sap Blank Garis, rorsale, hae ward . von. goods weighing forty pounds or a to | veer cutable and ch eet | ML, RADER, 46 Chatham street offers forsale A.—The clerks opencd the files for me four or five | faltimore, fives aml one dollariee meals. From Baltimore SSE A BROOKS, Paper Warelonse. he cuble fot, $5 50 perton, and on measurement Koods 7 BOARDING FoR GENTLEMEN, aie of Ue plead 4 pipes fea Nous ewes bel Thad not free access to the papers, A-clerk was | to New York five, and onedollar extra. , at | ants Ste between Broadway and Nassamat F ‘santest desi: ituati this city, Li . ‘ 7 * lines of = = - 4 a surement goods Scents, petaeubie | country aie. “The roome are clean and. crmfortabls. and 35 000 Wood. Was you thus assisted by any person not belonging | wWheeliner nm keingireceameos with the Resirond | SUGARp hls xe Now, Ovum Sues is stove Stee wae fomely fanished. Arply at lotvThird Avenue, ‘The at Ente to debentire Besides a full stock of the choycest | to the department ? to Baltimore, for five dollars. This cannot last long, for | © for sale julow to si RUSE TING a CO. % South st, wer ana and Brinelpe ‘iy20 Um eod*¢ A—Nojsir, it cannot be supported.