The New York Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Volt. VILL.=—No, 258 --- Whole No. 3109 NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTE ioe) jRURNITORE, NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. ~ GEORGE W. DAWSON, Tr gill D o 1 on the 13th eilfromn New York on the 25th and Liverpool on the Whedieaty ant Rita ahaa ine month. iS Ring nishing Warehouse, No. 67 Chatham street, cor- WV OnK. y _‘REGULAR PACKETS. _ ner of Duane street, New York. i HERE. he keeps for sale a large assortment of the follow F. A; Depeyster, 25th Septem’r ing articles, viz.: Sideboards, Bureaus, Be is, Cota, in Win, Skiddy, 25th’October. 8, Chairs, Office and Portable Desks, Glass Cases, Book uv Johu Collins, ‘25th November. . Looking Glasses, Dining, Centre, ‘Tea and Pier Tables, E. B. Cobb,’ 25th December, fas, Sots Bedi ig, Bedug, Paeamters apie OL. varvets, Oil Cloth, Matting and Fire lrons, h ins, 13th September, Pouce’ Tabies, Candle Stands, Bureaa Bedstencs abb, 13th October, re hey Also, ‘of men snd women’s Wearing Ap- oarel, ew and second handed Al! the ‘shove articles are_offered to the pyblic at very low prices. Persous in want of said articles would find it, to heir advantwe to make am early call at the above estiolish- SI HERID. yster, 13th Novem’r, Ship GARIICK, Ca y, 13th December. | hese ships are all ot pwards of 1000 tous, built in the city of New York, with such’ improvements as combine reat speed wich umystal comfort for puascugers, | Every care fis bedn takeu. in the arrangement of their accommodations, The pace of passage hence is $100, for which aunple stores will vipping orders panctually xttended to aut packed ca the be provide These suips are commanded by experienced | shortest tice, and on reasonable terms. Mattresses, Bedding, ‘asters, who Will make every exertion to give general saustac- | x" for fittmg out vessel ce yey he r All orders to the above establishment will be poactually at and fully received. ‘st prices will be given for Second Hand tlermun’s and Ladies? cast off Cloths, ment, rs Will be respensi- mnt by them, anless re- Neither the captains or owners of the si be for any letters, parcels or packages gular b's of laditig are signed therefor, pay uo Fy eight ka Foe COLTINS BED. rose CHEA FURNITUR) Wood, Ses, fr fami of the city also orders executed for the Southern market. A large ment coustantiy on hand. All furu ture manufaccared is ware ranted of the best quality, the most elegant avd newest Ame- Frean and European patterns, and at less than one haif the usual paces, ot account of having sinall ex,enses, and superint- nded the proprietor himself, and some of the first mechanics; theres fore he is eu bled to execute oll orders with despatch aud war- ranted workmanship. Furniture of every descr tion repaired and renovated to look equal to new—charge extremely mode- ‘*!Fhie public will oblixe J. DESSOIR, with a call in their Al- NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. (SECOND LINE.) Yhe shujs of this Tine > leave New i ‘on the Istand Havre on the 16th of each month, as follows : From New York. From Havre. Pewee ane: Sener sae eee: ley, between Frauklin and White strects. ‘Tne above Ailey ith Desember between Browdway ek, 16th May we 8 te appointments by letter panctually attended too. t 316th September | _ sl) Imtr PEE 6 wi hata aes Ist Deccem’r@ t6th January MTT" 7. IstMay § tous June SUTTON & VANDERBILT Ist Septemb’r) 16th October ARE Constantly receiving large supylies of Cloth Ist January @ uth February meres aud Woollens of every description,suitable for, i am s ue daly Set, gomming waren, ich they offer, eure. Tpdneod prices Capi c November. ell kay \ 5 ‘The accommodations of these ships aze not, surpassed, com- | "Gentlemen are requested to call and examine their stock be- bining al! ired for comfort. ‘The price of ca- | fore purchasing eloow in passage in S108. | Passongans will bo eapaliad with every re) | N.'B. icular attention paid to boys clothes. _s10 Im*r 1 be forwarded by the 1 : H Pg erg lore rh Alaa oes Ay Rag HCG io 9 el 8 curred on them, Ror freight or passage, apply to EE’S STEAM IMPROVED BLACKING is uow ume ae ROVD & AINCKEN, Avenis. 9 Pontine Buildings vervally adiuttted to be far sugerior to any ented for ye its peetilar preacryative softening quali ies to’ the leather, and fortes exquiive briliaut jet black fuse, properties entirely ue rivalled. N. B.—For the genuine article apply to the only Warehouse, 1LJohn st, cornet of Broadw CHAS. LES, sio im*r rmerly Lee & Thonison. he beer accommodation of shippers, tt is intended te desyazch a ship from this port on the Ist, oth, 10th, Lith, 20th, aud 2th of each month, commencing the 19th Oct 1 May, when regular days will be appointed fo wreby great delays aud disappointments the summer months. ‘The following an LOOK A'r ‘THIS. AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CO. GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, BOATS LEAVE ALBANY DAILY. PASSENGHS Forwarced, without delay, to Utie $1.50 | Cleavelant, Ohio, — $5.25 Roeh ery $3,60 | Detroit, Mich., 39,75 Lockport, $3.25 | Chicago, $9, uffalo, $3,50 | Torouto, U.C. $5,00 Oswego, $2,90, and Pittsbureh. ‘ And all parts of the Western Country. tn the elty of New York, express | 510 im*m. Mi Liberty street, New York. splendid order, with accommodations sited for comfort. ‘They are commanded will make every exertion to give II at all times be towed up and HENRIQUES’ WHOLESALE AND ‘RETAIL HAVANA AND PKINCIPE 3 GAR STORE, Basement 51 Wirt Stace, ships will be responsi- Between Wall aad Pine Streets, silver or plated ware tor jewels wy letters, er ees esy o Pat on beard | sil im*r NEW YORK. ulese rela: re taken for the saine, 42 7 7 thereon expressed, DOCTOR BELL Te OUT RE ATT NS & CO. South at, or Contiones to be consulied daily, until 10 P, M. HULLIN & WOODRUEF, Agent ‘in New CONFIDENTIALLY be ans, who rillsprompdly forward oY Bonds to tier ee Onall Nelicate barney! at_his private offices ‘The of this fi ited to sail punctuaily as ad- vend da? treaent will eakeniolate devoos omer | 4 CORTLANDT STREET. fy measur m4 ECOND Door from Broadway, with the utmost confidence + in all cases ofa delicate nature, requiriny prompt and safe treatment. Being a Regular Practitioner, patients may rel yon receiving all the attention their cases'may demaud, widh an asstrance Of a successful issue, based upon the experience of many years professional duties. Dr Bell. does not adverse a Specitic Drop or Pili for the cure of certain diseases—but gar ~~ OLD_LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. Age x TPHE OLD EINE of Packets ot Livern da sul i nereafter be 3 cain the following order, excepting that wien the | utes all uiat Anatomica}, Medical, and Chemical knowledge jalls ou Sunday, the ships will sail onthe succeed- cam augyest 10 each case. ‘Separate offices. Attendance ull 10 r For New York. For Liverpool, | /M-duly. ee ee ae The SOUTH AMERICA, (June “1 uy 8 FRENCH DG. Bailey, @keb 1 Mar 19 | ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS AND, June 19 Aug 7 FOR FLORISTS. Oct 19 Dec 7 RUN LA ROSIERE & COURT, 116, William street— i: ‘eb 19 April 7 The only successor of Brua Lu Rosiere & Co. ai P. ve The OXFORD, duly 1 Aug 19] just rec |) by the Havre Pack:t Siups Stlvie de Grasse and 50 tate Nov 1 Dee 18 | the Sully, a’ lange assortment of Superior and Fashionable , J. Rathbone, ¢ March 1 April 12 | Flowers, of the latest Parisian styles. ‘The EUROPE, uly Sept 7 No. 116, William street is tue true and only depot of those su- G10 orm ssacshal) Hoe a x! perier articles fromebeir mauufactory in Paris, tue de Tracy The NORTH AMERICA, ¢ Aug Sept 19] "Phe above firm has been lately declared by decrees of the Leys he Bec. a By Te anal de Commerce and the gi Royal, : pa, to be the Be Ay a timate successor 0 S 4 athe new vORk, Be oe aly legitimate successor of the firm of Brut la Rosicre & Co rans ye T. B. Cropper. April June 7 1 ‘The CAMBRIDGE. Pr ane Get TO THE LADIES. Uonsy Jan Feb 12 | ffASIIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS—The proprie ae WC Barstow. May June tregs, Miss 8 “KING, daughter of the celebrated Carl King, Toe COLUMBLS, Sept Nov 9 | offers tor sale a most select and chores assortment of Millinery 700 ort pre = bm ; Goods, for ‘the spring trade peveras yet peaesoeae &. the pub Punctuality, as regards the day of sailiog, will be observed es | ‘Iie assortment eoustatof the following eee here‘oiore. “ihe price of passage outward ig now fixed at Oue celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE D’OR- Huu ired Dollars, for which ample sto everv description 3. y as worn by La Di 5 TAUCE ied, with the exeeption of wines and liquors, BILK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL re SHE Witch wil! be turuished by the stewards. STYLE—Aud Lawn Hats do do—An entire new 8 je 0 GOUDHUE & CO, 61 Soi Hats called - CoH. MARSHALL, 33 Bi “ MODINE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER Jet tyh BARING BROTHERS & CU COTTAGE.* NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL R Partinnand English FANCY STRAWS, of the fivest tex MERCIAL LINE OF PACK tuge, in great variety. Live ‘The Proprietress respectfully solicits the Indies to favor her with acall, and examne her elegant and varied stock of Mu- Uinery for themselves, before they purchase elsewiiere, as i will be a great saving to them in_price anda greatadvantige as regards the variety and quality of the goods. MISS S. KING, Magazine de Modes, 29344 Broadway. ~ GUITARS. MARTIN & COUPA, Gitar M snufacturers, 385 Brondway, up stairs, have cc on hand a large assortment of Sailing to and from ool, a: au23 Imr es y thie | oy a = 1 | Guitars, of French, German, and Spanish model, ; BO er ee and | Mc &'U. would call tue attention of Bolo playets to their {oom Liverpool on the Ist, 7, 19th, 19th and 29th of each month | Terz Guitars, made after the model of Giuliani, which in throughout the year, brilli ney and pany ‘of tone are suverior, and very easy to the ichis always been the study. of the subscricer to have the | cxecution. ‘The instyments are’ warranted perfect, and to be exchanged at any emigrants shown c shose who send for the: due and dilies di despatched without delay, and rest satisiied that every Wen by the Liverpool agents tot Mell as all who may embark with them, ro and si ¥ Of those whose passage has been paid aot em: | Sold, wholesale and retail. naa fee ey will be refunded without any charge, ., 8. B. Coupa coatinues to give Lessons on the Gaitar, The subseribes a pleasure in making known the differ | _s!! 2m cod*r ent ships by which his passengers came out during the last year, which has xiv: al satisfaction, and that he has considera” d and concluded hisarrangements for the year 1812, of 5! _ a land, Robinson. WM. BANTA would respect{ully call the attention of Fainicld, Wilson, friends, customers and the public in general, to his as- x fort, Russell, sortment of Hats of the Fall Paw Lup with a particular re- Ttussell Glover, Howes, xard to ueatness, style, and di Persons bout supplying Hideruia, Wi theuselves with that ‘iad cle of dress, and who e study taste and economy sn hin Aliced would do well to give c all, believing that the ie ntisty them oF the sn bie, ‘Warsaw, Griffiths. :—Shore nayped silk Oswe: Ocean, Willard. simere do $3,50; neutria do $3,50; beaver do $4,50, Also on hand Talbo N. Hampshire, Harding. entlemeu’s Lraveling and dress caps,children’s velvet,cloth, aud Panth Robert fexacs, "Trueman. | fancy caps youths atid boys hata and eaps, Virgin Europe, Batcheldor. a8 Im eodr M. BANT A, No. 130 Chatham st. S. Jeakias, Seyinour, f= a A free passage from the different ports of Ireland and Seot ZPPHYR EMBROIDERY WOOL, best Berlin manatac- jan land, can also be secured, and drafts furnished for any, amon: tures, by ‘he case or to suit purchasers. vable at the National aud Provincial Bruks of Ireland a jerman Worsted, assorted colors. spective branches, and also on Messrs, J. & W. Robin- do son, Liverpool, which are paid free 0; any charge, throughout the 'Uniced Kingdom, Fj For further particulars epply to FOUN HERDMAN, 61 South street. J. & W, ROBINSON, 16 Goree Piazraz,and No. LNeptune st, Waterloo Dack, Liverpool. ry patterns, new Cesigns and all makes, » Worsted and Linen Canvass, all widths. Silk, complete assortment of colors, Chenille Cord and working chenille. ver thread and braids, erie. or ani6 Be fe. 0 EDWARD LIBPOLD, s6eod tmere No 101 Willtm stsmear Jone, up stairs. TRANSPARENT: AND WASHABLE W allo us, bine Received by late an STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP AND NEW YORK, SHADES.—The subscribers have on the I PIA—SOUTHAMPTON. t “d " f Freveh avd lala jade BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN, Shades, +fseroll, Got ic landscape and plain ce ites, an for ¥ 101.7, COMMANDER. vale lor ht c! ye, itany ot i i The doys of departure of this well-known Steamship, have F Digg oy ot Pitter and ¢ ual 5 kore tin most nadie ‘ow: in the countr painting ever imported to the " style, as low as seach. Also on hand, a large 2 | stock of Chintzes and Linens tor win lows, of various patterns, fixtures, &e, ‘Towerher with a general assortment of ali de: scriptions of Upholtery Goods, Beds, Matt Curtains, Chrain Materials, Gilt ornaments, &e. For sale at remark: been fix ‘od polly 5 ficent From New York. On 7 Jane, 7th ‘Ani cheap Ieal passae, meals not i Antwerp, $70—Steward's fees, $2 62h. m. orice. served ou board on te plan ota continental hotel able low prices. 1 OMON & HART, Upholsterers, tke. et, an ba cata tacgorate priaee, passeng ors 187 Brosdway, oppo-ite John street. Of passage to either of the above ports can also be ESS LINES ROM ALUANY, Hit preferred, with sm sion and steward’s fees included for cents, cortipanies the ec, OF al asthe anf y, Be a MR gee 41 Be T street. GO ave of w 7 bine, have recently to Albany, throwzh receive an! forward recite, Bank Notes, Pare-ts, Gudds, to aud from the for ciry on (Randa Buadl Geneva, » Syrnense, Auburn, Ithiea Cleves ater, Batavia, Leckport, Bull Chicago, and the intermediate places. Oswego, Sacketts Harbor, Kingston and T i ly attend to the collect drafts and sceounts, parchase MAIL. CT TROVIDEN( STONINGTON AND NEWPOR' wing superiir steamers, running in mgton aud V1 vidence, and Boston onto, Iso, vad ments of bills, goods aud pro: be Sree ray ve idence Railroads ro vi se epee "8, Capa Como wae — business aa may DS Saytain Thayer, Xpress Ww, . : ssen- NARRAGANSETT, Caprain Woolsey. ger, toxether with ferpotelt cansca lathe veleclsal tov route.” Merehunts and. ether one MOHEGAN, G of which. wi cepted) from Pier No. 1, o’clock, f. M. Annanayseyts. i ‘The RHODE ISLAND. jay and Friday, for Stoning dt . {of Stonington, Newport and Providence SSACHUSETIS, on Tuesday snd Saturday, tor Newvort and Providence, and ‘Thursday for ston Vanderoilt.. New York daily, (Sundays ex- North River, Battery Place, at hve the. ed that ‘asst y than in any hea this manner recetved moze specdil Expresses to . and ope tee to ay part of the country at GO. No.2 Wall street $13 t POMEROY & DR. FEUCHTWANGER’S OFFIVE, No. 1 Wall Ht eo Br er of German 8 ver im sheet fortis, Muriatie, Nitrie and Pyroligneous jor ti tous, extenct. Logwood, Labetregaie Gnicnden? Rock nit Canstie, Prussic Acid; Liver of Sulpher, lodider of fee Lead and Mercury, Daguerrotype,Chemieals,kther, Ammon, Gransilley Lotion, Chloride of Gotd, Phospheve of Soda dear Infaliible Poisons for Bedbugs, Fleas, Fly Paper,Cockrotehes Rats, Moths, Caterpitlars, moschetoes; the compound chemical Whale Ou, Soap and Seed Protector; Platina, Palladrine Goldtoil and Bronte, genuine Harlem Oil, imported. Sto: zon. ‘ Passengers on the arrival of the steamers rood Cars and proceed imine: Stonington, to Frovi of Lae g much reduced rate ng forty pounds or upwards to on measurement goods 7 ce, Oh measurement goods 5 cents per enbic Sgitien as per taf tO be obtained at office 22 randwav. mal 6mm @ ~— —-. | s9im®ec Burs ‘of xchange on all parts of England, Treland and | ——— soul to. £19 and £2, to'any amount, ALT- 2x Factory filled, lauding ex bhi sioands May of £5 te Sete aD eee™ | Serick, and forces oy D and 190 Broadway. sl6r ¥. K. COLLINS & CO, 56 South st. MBER 18, 1842, “MEDICINES ‘THE NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MEDICINE PHA 7 aT MACY. ESTABLISHED FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY, {AS met with the most unprecedented success since’its com, meneement, particalarly from the unfortunate. yietiras of w led pretenders, under the Judi THE U A ‘ONIC MIXTURE. A certein cure for ali forms of dyspepsia, low. spu appetite, Inssitude, cutaneous eruptions, gen-ral debi position to consumption, and all complay rangement of the uervious system. with great snecess in cases of fever and ague. and as a pre: Ventative te yellow fever.” Sold in bottles at $i and $2 each. THE ANODYNE LINIME! cure of thetmatic pana, eulic, bri headache, pains iit the joint wutrelie! guaranteed. Sold in bo ach, THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE. For the core of all cases of a delicate disease, or for pams iv the boues, eruptions, sore throat, or auy other distressing symp toms, “ordduced by ay injuditious ‘use of meremy, er Ds ackery. sold in bottles at $1 and $2 eacl PHE AMERICAN ANTIBILOUS CA THARTIC PILL For the cue of ail derangements of the liver, purifying the ng the whole alimentary canal to wealthy aerion, Ki new vigor to the vital powers. This medicine is utirely superceding the drastic purgatives of the nostrum enders. THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL. For the cure of those complaints peculiar to the female sex, and to restore and preserve the regular action of the female organs, with (ull directions and cautions as to use, aud sold in bores at $1, 50 cents, and 25 cents each, SIR A'STLEY COOPER'S PILL. _ For the eure of cutaneous eruptions, gout, chronic rheuma tism, nnd to improve the tone of the digestive onal ‘THE FRENCH ANTIPALOGISTIC MIXTURE, Guaranteed to « are gonorrhara, gleet, and all mucopurulent discharges from the urethra. Sold in bottles at 50 cents and eleach, THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER, Forthe cure of sore nipples, and superficial excor the skin, Sold in closely stot phials at 50 centy each. ‘The above preparations may also be had of the following subpage in this eit :3 De. jons of a i ', Basset, 644 Srondway. K. M. Guion, 127 Bowery. Dr. King, 287 Hudson street. Etias L. Theall, 548 Grand street. Ww: Armnstrong, 184 Fulton street, Brook!) Principal office of the College for’ New street rk, at 97 Nassau By order, au23 3mr W. S.RICHARDSON, Acent case the most efficient remedy of the day usefulness to the diseases of the poor, for i found in the medicine cuests of the more wealthy clases of Great Britain and varions parts of the contineut of Europe, family medicwne it ts all yowerfal in ng bios another com th f the ailimentsry ducis, and iv purifying the blood, [tis certain in the cure of the more delicate complaints incident to he taste, aromatic to the smell, anu at th mes /KeUtle in its o} yet so effveacioas, that female ought to be with ‘a boou, left them by its ve nerable discoverer, Old Parr. ; : Ithas been but »'short ume before the public, vet the proprie- tors have received uumerus applications for he Pills from va- rious parts 0. the United States; and have had gratifying testi- monials of their good effects in removing diseases prevalent at this season o} To all th velore who are afflicted and in bad health, we would say go to any of the undermentioued agents, where the Genuine Parr’s Life Pills may be had, ¥i sought by, and Rushton & Aspinwall, drazgists and chemists, 86 William st., 110 Bro dway and 10 Asior House. Abrah-in Sands & Co drnggi tson 273 Broadway, corner of Chambe P Dickie, 413 hu B AW sts granite buildings, s roadway, corner of Lispenard st. Dodd, druggist, vay, corner of Bleecker st. deau, Bowery Medicine Store, 260 Bowery. M wv Store, 63 Bowery, coruerof Walker at. jer, cor Fulron and Water sts. ns Aethaaad druggist, 367 Greenwich st, next the comer of anklin J & J Coddington, apothecaries, 227 Hudson street, corner of Spring surect. sal?) ‘Corton, chemist and apothecary, 263 Bleecker st, comer of jones st. J Weaudover, draggist and apothecary, 141 = avenue, Brooklyn—Wm Acmstro +g, seed, drug, and patent medicine warehouse 191% Fultoust. | And wholesale, at the proprietor,s office, J. ROBERTS & CO., Clarendon House, corner of Duane st and Broadway. au31 Im*r OIL! Olu! OILS OIL! A REFINED LAMP O1L.—A new and splendid article is js uow offered to the public at a reduced pr b ha usillianey. surpassed y uo other kind, and being free from odor and neither emit- ting smoke nor forming a erust on the wick it will be tound not aly. pleas or all purposes. Giocers Hotel prow vit. ‘The a the ‘so, the arucle Fancy Soap. MEDICAL OFFICE, 0.1 BEEKMAN STREET, (under Loveso corner Park Row,) Established for the eure of ea. ous stages, & f et case madras wo charge. betiig required wati the cury [s perfected, or medicine pat up for the treatment and cue with copious printed directions for wee. All. persons sul: iseases OL am augravated nature, arw requested to i they will be treated by a regular praccitioner of 30 years rience, whose medical and sugical diplomas are exhi d'to view at his office, No.1 Beekinan street, New York. s8im*r SHINESE LEMONIA. N ENTIRELY new and splendid article for the ‘Tore rpassing in feagraney any article of the hind Wat ever been introduced Lato this country. Every housekeeper will highly appreciate it as am indispensable family invigora Or. ‘Also, Lavender, Pine Apple, Vauilla and Cologne, hi logether with every variety of fragrant odors it li id retail at the Depot of He Sanal street. one door east of Broadway. ‘AV. H. WEBB. Agent, ORS HAIR OLL, SSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS from com- Catter, 165 hh aus02w*r APA R, COMPOUND E O'A For dstr ying dandeiff and pr ing out or 20 Greenwich str the product of twenty-four years of exp sixteen yrars in New Yor, whee Ihave been a Mee snthe iit Guiting’ busines nil the’ pablie may rely ont Sha A Pastor's Compound Oil is the wholesommest rud best Oil for the kes it xrow thick and long, prevents. it falling off a1 prey, andeven if harr has b uu to tura gre crte the hair, that by use it will restore it to its naturl ‘Also prevents hair from becoming shaded, and it hair hus already gieat disfigurement to young dies, and if used for a short rime, 1t will restore it to its natura color, clear f, and keep the head aud hair clean, .romote eyebrows and whiakered. A liberal discount made to wholesale Price 40 cents per bottle, highly purchasers, 59 3w*r 165 Gree EPICURI EPICURES! EPICURES! HE Subscriber, and Ten E: A be il cont'nues to sert Game. Poultry, F celebrated Mill Pond, Shrewsbury ‘and all choice O) or pickled. which obtained the premiam at the at Niblo J Having fitted mp a saloon unequalled in the city, where gen- tlemen and their funsives visiting Niblo’s, ean, with the greatest propriety, have served up to their comfort and satisfaetionsuch Tetreshinents as they may call for on reasonable terms. N. B—Clubs and Private Parties wishing rooms, can oe ac- besa? faced as above, by si lm*r of No, 8 Broad street, having 0; iiway a few doors below 'Niblo’s ‘up all the Delieac h . together JOSEPH TEN EYOK, FPERRAPIN: LUNCH —Gourmoua.’ Qu Vive Pow ‘sands of our good cits, Lovers of good fare, have been for some weeks past suf dissppointinen, fio closing of the fartamed wach.” fev 1,9 is now, how: well,” for be it ki er memory, “haw prietor, one of the linest WS Carr. Now, th 'T artle Soup an apon John, ty again cvaranteed at the re Box,” will appegse the imager of him with the shor purse, and a taste of the genuine at hilf the ofd prices will the palate of the veriest te. Greew Turtle served up this day, ind every day durine pai price, De J Gray equal ty his of different himself, which ea be seen at yr. J. Gray gi from 9 o’civek B.-A. residence. on all complaints of the eye, jing, Sunda; s excepted. ficial Teeth set in first ‘ate style, from one to a reduced price, a Tootin, with Siiver plate, $t 50—Do with Gald, $3. whole ser, A single sii lw®, ‘OR THE CROTON WATER FOK Sik Ww; B re Ryo) ke —JOH and € . ] 7 7 SELF COCKING PISTOLS. BLUNT & SYMS, Importers and Manufacturers, No. 43 Chatham street, Nave on hand a lige assortment’ of $ It Revolving Self Cocking Pocket Pist autage over ail others of the kind by nipples being, jn bo cock in the way to h the ordinary pistol or gun, ‘The above pistols furnish: «| lower than any others in the market, at Wholesale or retail. We have as great a varies ty of other kivuds of Pistols as ean be foaud, with Muskets, for shipping ond military; Prize Maskets, do; Fowl ing Pieces, single and double; extra large size duuble aud single Ghus for ducking, together with Powder, Shot, Wlasks, Bags, “aps, Locks, Barrels, &c., &c., in large or small quant *'B.—Country dealers are requested to call and cxamune our assortment before purchasing elsewhere. sh am*r VicTORIN E & CO.—Will commence business at their es tablishment, No. 3% Broadway, up stairs—Mad'lle VIC- TORINE, whiow mention in the Part at Paris was the rende: nor to announce ay el Aprons, Hats, ‘ae corresyondents of Mad’lle Victorine will keep her con antly supplied with the very latest Fashions. ‘T'wo skilfel rench woikwomen are always in attendance, re} t sight as wi prevent, taking as cor pi me has become so popular from its frequent us of Fashion, and whose house ‘of the fashionable world, has the New York, that shé will on Washington Correspondence, ¥ Wasntnaton Crry, Sept. 14, 1842. Old Poins—The Devil unchained—A Queer Charac- ter from Natches— Temperance and the Cholic—Bro- thers Tucker, Purcell, and Scrivener—Slander— Hotel Cliques—Speech of a Southern Gentleman— Webb, of the Regular Army--Washington Volun- teers—Disappointment— Proposed Dinner to Gen. Bennett—Frank Key's Ewogy on the Herald— Blair, Penrose, ond Pleasonton—Parke Custis, and Mike Walsh. Dear GENERAL :— Look out for a breeze somewhere. Old Poins called for his bill at Galaburn’s on Tuesday lust, settled it by note, and set out, with his better half, in the ears for New York. Happening to be at the depot, I saw a thundering sight of baggage, trunks, bandboxes, lap dogs, &c , brought in. ‘* Whose is this?” said I, “The Governor's,” said the boy. Presently a square-built, fat, hufly, red-faced man, dressed very handsomely in a suit of black, came bustling in, poked his head inte the car, and said, “* Ladies, will you make room for the Governor and the Governor’s lady. Governor Poindexter, late Senator from Mississippi, and his lady, will be here in a moment. Room for the Governor, if you please.” There were but five ladies in the car, and of course plenty of room ; but this personage seemed determined it should be known that he heralded a Governor. By and by the Goverror hobbled in, as fast as rheumatism, lumbago, gout, and other trifles would allow—and a more ghastly, horrid, unearth- ty-looking physiognomy I never put my eyes on. I have heard much of this man for thirty years past ; in common charity I had supposed many of the sto- ries afloat about him were exaggerated, but I must say his countenance does not give the lie to them. The fat man kept close to him, aud talked inces- santly to the Governor, until the cars started, and laughing at the end of every observation, winking his eyes, pricking up his ears, and looking around to see if every one enjoyed ins wit. At length when the train was off, our fat man sauntered up to me, and said, ‘that gentleman, sir, that you saw me en- gaged wi is Governor Poindexter. We are ex- tremely intimate.” ‘You are his relation, perhaps,” said I, ‘ No, sir, friends—o- ~ friends—my name is McFadden. [aimreceivero neysat Natchez, Mississippi, and am intimates ith all her distin. guished men.” In this strain ou hero ran or, until we reached my lodgings, during hich time he had told me sundry anecdotes, repea 2d his own biog- raphy, haif a dozen electioneering adventures, and given me at least fifty digs, punches, and shoves, with his elbow. I have never met with such an original, and as he is a sensible and clever fellow, and seems to know every body, and every thing, here and elsewhere, and to be willing to tell all he knows, and more besides, I advise you to engage him as your Mississippi correspondent, especially as he tells me he has long been connected with the press, and started every leading paper in that State, net helped to make every conspicuous man out there. Our city is remarkably healthy, except that the cholic is quite epidemic;but the gin practice isfound to answer eae Every thing is duil here, but the tooth of slander. That is sharper than ever, and there is a reputation butchered every twenty-four hours. We have here an organised set—e sort of fraternity—half loafer, half gentiemen—men that swear by whiskers, gold chains, and huge rattans—some dressed very fine— others on the shabby genteel—who ao notning but hunt up victims from day today. They infest our hotels, and at all hours of the day may be seen on the porches of Gadsby’s and Brown's. Scarce ate- male, particularly if she be pretty, is permitted to pass without an ill-natured remark; and if she is gallanted by a stranger or member ofVongre-s, these entlemen immediately make war on her character. t passes from one to the other—from hotel to board- ing house—exaggerated as it circulates, until, per haps, a woman as innocent asan angel, is utterly ruined in public estimation. In this way} you may account for one half the ca- lumnies afloat in thiscity. These men are confirm- ed roués themselves ; worn out debauchees, subsist- ingonstimulants; discharged office holders, bitter against all the world, or greedy office seekers cha- grined by delay, and they avenge themselves by murdering the reputations of defenceless women. The existence of such a clique is well known here ; itis an intolerable nuisance, and should be abated. The young men of our city should have an eye to those gentry. 1admire the spirit of a gentleman who represented a Southern State in Congress a few years since, and was notorious for his gallan- tries. At a wine party a gentleman alluded to the subject, and spoke lightly of the virtue of the sex. Sirs,” said he, “‘no gentleman ever boasts of his gallantries. He who does violate confidence can- not claim, therefore, to be believed. There are no women equal to the women of Washington, and none so shamefully traduced. A young girl may be led off trom the paths of innocence by passion—a woman may sell herself for bread—but in either case she is to be pitied, not connemned—cherished, not derided. He who exposes her is doubly guilty, and should be damned. Passion, leve, beauty—an hundred nameless influences—may_palliate seduc- tion, but nothing can excuse the traitor who boasts of his success and poiats out his victim.” | Col. Webb, of the regular army, has written on here to know who is the author of the letters from Washington, and talks fiercely of responsibility. 1 am very certain that { shall never shrink from re- sponsibility, but I shall never notice a man who pockets the indignities that Mr. Bennett the younger hasheaped upon him. What! aman who euflers inmself to be kicked up and down Broadway, and his nose tweaked in the bargain, to talk about re- sponsibility. Such a humbug is too broad for these hard money times. A We had agrand display of military the other day, and I must say the boys did the bing handsomely. They are well equipped, well drilled, full of esprit de corps, a fine soldierly looking set of fellows, whole <ouled and generous, and ready at any time to go in for beauty before booty. It was a subject of deep re- ret that you did not favor them with your presence as amilitary guest, In your epauletts, you would have been received with enthusiasm ; each volun- teer would have consiaered it an epoch in the his tory of his corps to have had it said that General Bennett had reviewed the military or the Capitol. — Cheard your health, and success to your maiden- sword drank in flowing bumpers, and with loud hur- rahs, an hundred times during the day, and it I be aot mistaken, it was cheered and encored emphati- cally by our worthy Major, who seemed to be in ex- cellent spirits. Generals Van Ness, Mason and Hunter were loud in the applause. The fact is they are your greatest admirers and will feast you io death ifyoucome here. Old Parke Casns—the standing dinner orator of hese parts—has become exceedingly jealous of Mike Walsh. He fears that Mike will surpersede him.— *What is that you say?” said he to Frank Key, F. P. Blur, Old. Pleasanton, Penrose and others yes- cerday. “Why, we are,” said Key, “proposing to sive Bennett a dinner. His inimitable paper should ve sustained. His steady opposition to fanaticism, and uniform support of the benevolent movements of the day, the pure stream of morality flowing through his columns, deserve a public tribute.” “Yes,” said Blair, “and then his oposition to the rag ind promise to pay system has done more to restore the eredit of New York, and ferce the resumption of specie payments, than all other causes ecombin- ed.’ “ He isa light-house man, too,” said Pleason- ton—‘‘ I manage the whole concern under his direc. tions,” “and to be candid with you,gentlemen,” said Penrose, ‘and in strict confidence, I should have been gone log since, if he had sven fit to blab But he isa high minded, liberai fellow, so put_m down an X forthe dinner.” ‘Igo it,” said Cus- tis, “Twill lend Washington's tent for the occa- sion ; but Mike Walsh must come. It is my privil- ege to do the dinner talking for ten years to come.” So you may lvok out, General, and prepare yourself for the invitation. expect to be on the committee of fifty sent to wait on you, and until the adie A WG G ashingt « Correspondence of the Herald. : . Wasuinaton, Sept. 15, 1842, The New Navy Burcau—Our Navy—Navy Com- missioners. My Dear Bennett: ‘Absence from this city sinee the date of my | ist must be my apology for not discoursing you before in continuation, as I’promised. I have had a refresh- ing trip to the country, have feasted and fattened on unmedicated rustic cheer,i.@ chalkless milk and lardless butter, to say nothing of the lote of other good creature-comforts that flourieh and abound in and about athrifty substantial farm house. | have seen,too, coveys of sweet pretty quaker country girls in neat and simple snuff colored rigging, who were, natheless, not to be sneezed at. In short, have been decidedly in clover, and have laid in a stock of it for future rumination. On my return I was shock- ed to learn (what alas, now almostall know and la- ment) the death of Mrs. Tyler. ’Twas a ead and heart-rending bereavement, not only to her noble, persecuted husband, to her family, her friends, and associates, but peculiarly so to the host of indigent, humble and broken spirited, sufferers to whom the loss of her sympathy and assistance is indeed irre- parable To guilt and crime death is truly “the fell destroyer—the King of Terrors”—and there are but few of us who can contemplate individually the oc- currence of his advent without a shudder. But to Mrs Tyler he came asa kind and welcome friend ; the messenger of glad tidings and endless happiness, to call her pure and gentle spirit to its appropriate home. Amid the deep sorrow of their affliction, itstill must be a consolation to her stricken family to feel assured that she is new and forever relieved from the severe physical euflerings with which she has been so. long afflicted, and that her pure soul and devoted feelings can no more be distressed by the bitter, reckless and malignant abuse which dis. appointed swindlers and mercenary presses lavish on her husband. The re-organization of the Navy Department, as Istated in my last, has gone into cperation. e bill which authorised it passed on the last day of the session; in the hot haste of the greedy expectants of the offices therein provided for, several gross errors were committed iu its engrossment. These were not discovered till after the presiding officers of the two Houses and the President ee signed the bill, and Congress had adjourned. In other words, the re-organization bill passed by Congress is a very dit ferent affair from that under which the several Bu- reaux of the Department are now in operation.— This createsa necessity of having the whole sub- ject reconsidered at the next session, when I trust, indeed know, that another sort of arrangement will be provided for Ast is, the Department, to be sure, is re-organised, but not improved. The same old men of the sea, as tenacious and pondrous as Sin bad’s famous accompaniment, still cling to its shoul- ders and paralise its energies. The same stupidity, the same ignorance, the same obstinate adherence to antiquated prejudices, long since discarded by all other nations that pretend to the possession of a Na- vy, and obsolescent even in our own commercial marine, have been merely transferred from the late office of Navy Commissioners to the super- vision and direction of four of the new Bu- reau. The main argument which induced Con- gress to adopt the measure, was the thorough riddance of the Navy Commissioners, in every shape, which it was believed the bill would effect. Their extravagance incompetence anc commensurate self-conceit, had justly rendered them odious to Congress and to the country. Any evil, any plan of administration was preferable to the waste and derangement caused by their presence and control in the Department. With very few ex- ceptions, they have always been old, uneducated, worn-out Captains—brave, T admit, as_bull-dogs, but guiltless of improvement and innocent of brains Any suggested deviation from the beaten track, wa: sure to be received by them as rank heresy and im pertinent interference. The modern discoveries of science or developments of ingenuity, apolicable t various interests of the Navy, were to them sealed mysteries. They did not listen to nor believe in any such nonsense. When the plan of re-organization was first agitated during last session, every friend of the Navy advoeated it, under the confident impres- sion that all tue different members of the Board of Navy Commissioners, past and present, who had so lorg personated tin kettles tied to the tail of the Na- vy, would be cut adrift from their connection with the Department. The bill has passed, but the ket- tles are still here, spliced to the Department, sepa- rately and more injuriously than ever—Messicure Tonsons come again!! One of them has in tow navy-yards and docks. Conservatism is preeminent- ly his forte. Like his colleagues, he has oscillated to and fro from the command ef navy yards to a seat in the Board of Commissioners, and is consequently fully aware what the utility, arrangement and police of navy yards should be, viz: what they were in England and France a quarter of a century since But as to the construction of docks, and the scien- tific information which a superintendence of them implies—e. g.: hydraulics, hydrostatics, architee- ture, &e. &e.—verily, Webb has just as correct an idea of honesty. i the bill, to attend to this branch of its duties. the late Board of Commissioners. Ask him wh: three-fourths of our national veesels, for sailing qual- ities, are little better than floating vats, to the dis- grace of the nation and deep mortification of ow officers and seamen? Ask him, whose LL pein dogmatic interference ruined his draughts and mod- els, and made our men of war what they are, shame- fully surpassed in sailing by almost every packet shipout of New York ? : Ihave a freee deal more to say on this subject, which I will defer to my next. The defects of this bureau of yards and docks are perfection in com- parison to those of the others. Very truly, &c., JV. Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.] Wasuincton Crry, Sept. 10, 1842. United States Chief Engineer—the Appointment— Major-General McNiell. Mr. Eprror :—ae ay Sir:— I learn from the act, entitled an act to re-organise the navy department, that the Secretary of the Na- vy is authorised to appoint a chief enginver, an offi- cer imperatively demanded by the interest of the government; particularly since, as such, we begin hing and fostering to feel the importance of ch mechanical science. And feelin; s deep an in terest, perhaps, as any other ordinary citizen, that such an officer should be appointed, purely on the grounds of ability to render the service predicated of such office, I take the liberty to suggest, through the medium of your valuable paper, the name ot Major-General Wm. Gibbs MeNeill, as the most appropriate man for that office. His known and acknowledged services, while an officer in the ar my—on nearly all of our valuable railroads, while a member of the corps of Topographical Eng ineers —and his efficiency in his last, though not least, public services, in quelling the Rhode Island dis- turbances, are a sufficient guarantee for his ability and usefulness in the the navy. Buffalo. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Burrato, September 14, 1842. Weddings—Millard Fillimore’s Speech—A Failure— Business. Dear Bennett :— 1 with pleasure take my pen again, to write you a few lines. I will commence, as usual, with the weddings, inasmuch as the most of your readers style them- selves distinguished admirers of the fair sex, and who, in fact, are the only persons of taste and re- finement. ; There was a wedding at Lewiston, between Mr. R—e of this place, and Miss C—n of Lewiston The bride is one of the most accomplished youne ladies of the day, and as beantiful as ts possible tor the human mind to conceive | Ob! that I might stop with my description, withont giving # shor account of the groom. He is a man ol fifty, ill- looking; and, in fine, a spleeny old bachelor. | Also Mr. G——g and the wealthy Miss H. ¢, of this place, on the evening of the 5th instant. Also be. tween E. G. S——g, a widower of hardly a year’s standing, to the angelic and graceful Miss $ Millard Fillimore, Esq., returnedfiere a few since, from the capital of the United States, the city of rogues, rascals, and fawniny py te terday he held forth, with all the 3 e' logic and Captain Tyler, But take all and ee it Was a com plete failure. At the conclusion o oat, “Give him three cheers,” upon which a few took off their hats, but their jungs being somewhat affected, were unable to make much nei-e, and Mr. F’, quite crest-fullen, fell back in the crowd. sugpect he will yet be compelled to come to the conclusion that there can be nothing made in heap. ing abuse upon the head of the firm and ange patriot of Republicanism, who has always been firm in doing his duty eince he first came upon the stage of action distract and , 1 0 There is, it will be said, a skilful engineer attached to the hisesn, by ut of what avail are his labors and plans, while they are controlled and thwarted by such a superior.— ‘There was an eminent naval architect attached to capacity of chief engineer of yes- wer of captival arts of rhetoric, in the opinion of the ¢ seyites, The most of his speech, thoigh, consisted in the abuse which he heaped upon the head of the long and elaborate speech one of the loafers present eung Kelly and Owen Mclntee, the act of counterteit.ng States, of the U: clesrly covers the special offence they bave com- mitted. 9th and 10h of September. jamage we have yet heard of was on the east side of, Genesee, not far from the river. Sept. ——— ol Price Pwo Cei ‘Trade is more lively than it has been, Those here who have availed themselves of the insolvent act have been down to your city and returned with a fine store of goods The theatre is doing a fair business: There are large quantities of western produce coming in now. No great alteration in prices. Yours’ truly, Ex. Deviveren Hise. ur.—Joseph Murphy, who stands implicated by the Coroner’s Jury as a princi pal in the death of McCoy at the pal voles tarily delivered himseif upto Deputy Coroner Millie ken, under the advice of his counsel, William M. Price, yesterday morning. The Coroner reused to take bail, as the offence had been committed in another county, and application was then made to Recorder Tallmadge, who, by and with the advice and consent of Judge Kent and Mayor Morris, admitted him to bail in the sum of $10,000, which was entered by undeubted security, McCleesky is still confined in the Tombs, but ap- plication will be made for bail on Monday next. Founrains.— I'he Corporation are constructing a fountain at the lower end of the Park, in the most inappropriate spot that could be selected. Why not put itin front of the City Hall? One is also to be gonstructed in the rear of the Hall and one in Union ‘Square is also under way. ps vos Ler THE Girts ALong.—One Jacob ingskin, met Isabella Smith, a ledger cite Friday night, and while in close communion ata house in Anthony street, the stri watch and wallet. some money. She was locked up. ed him of his ich contained Tux Corxina Cask —The counterfeiters, Edward abs bh couped in ie coin of 1 ill be tried in the Court of Sessions Poles ited States Court, asthe State Law more The latter of w Srovex Cmevs Dresses.—During the past sever months Mr. Alvah Mann, one of the gentlemen pil nected with one cf our travelling circuses, has lost nearly a thousand dollars worth of dreases and other paraphernalia which were stored in a building in Eli- zabeth street,near Bayard. Nesterday officer John Davis arrested a man named Harman Seaman, who resides at No 8 Elizabeth street, and in whose pos- session a number of the dresses were found. He was committed. Horse Tuer Taken Orr —Edgar M. Bri ar- rested in this city on achurge of horee stealing trom Stamford, Ct., was sent back yesterday, under a requisition from the Governor of that State. The people of Connecticut are not very friendly to horse thieves, and he will therefore meet with more jus tice than if tried at our Sessions. Gor THe Money anv Kept I.—A few days since, a charge was made by Mesers. Morris Mark trouse, of Columbus, and laid before the Grand Jury, charging J. Behraud of this city, with obtain- sng $126, in March last from their firm, under the ollowing circumstances, viz. Behraud being in that city, sold Mesers. Strouse a bill of dry goods, stating at the time of making the sale, that he was doin| large amount of business at No. 130 Pearl street, an importer of French goods. From the representa- tions made by Behraud, and wishing to make a re- mittance to Laibeck of the amount for their father, these gentlemen entrusted the funds to Berhaud te purchase a bill of exchange and remit it to Ger- many. From a letter subsequently received from the elder Strouse, it appeared that no money had been received by him. The sons, therefore, came on to New York and sought Behraud, but could find no such person doing business at 180 Pearl street. They subsequently traced him to No. 108 Canal street, but could get no satisfaction. The Grand Jury having entertained the compiaint, and found a bill of indictment, Behraud was on Friday night ar rested on a bench warrant and committed ty prison. BuRGraries continue to increate in almost every part of our city, and were we to give a daily account of their number the gpmmanity would be astcunded, An office at the corni@r ot Cenire and Walker streets occupied by Messrs Graham & Willoughby, was broken open on Thursday night, and property to the amount of $116 and upwards stolen. Among the articles were alady’s shell work box, a rosewood do, two notes of hand for $49 70, &c. The thieves ‘leo stole the key of the iron safe, and the door Vounrerrerrers-—Two of the gang of counter- feiters that have recently infesed our city, named Smith Hyatt, alias Hyatt Smith, and Andrew Baker alias Long, were arrested by officer Tomphine, Bi and Hoskin, of the upper police, charged’ with pas- sing $2 counterfeit notes of the National Bank of Providence, R. I. Considerable amount of the same bills were found in their possossion, and they were ay committed on three seperate charges. Baker is the same rogue that robbed the house of B. M. Brown, of Marmaroneck, as well as others in West- chester county, He has been out of State prison but two months, where he had just finished a five years apprenticeship. A number of boats, oars, &c. that haye been stolen by these men can be found in possession of the above named officers. Great Marcu Racr.—A great racing match comes off on Monday next, at Lexington, Ky., be- tween the celebrated mare Miss Foote and the Kentucky crack, Zenith, for $5,000 a side, half for- feit, four mile heat Heauru at tHe Sourn.—The health of Natchez was never better than on the 5th inst. There was no sickness of any kind. Physicians were starving for want of employment. No new cases of yellow fever had been reported at Mobile on the 10th inst. There had been nineteen deaths in New Orleans of the fever up to the 8th inst. The epidemic had slightly increased. Banxrvurts Down East.—2,500 persons have ap- plied for the benefit of the Bankrupt Act in Maine, and but 200 in New Hampshire. Navat.—United States sloop of war John Adams, Capt. Conover, was at Buenos Ayres July 19, just arrived from Rio Janeiro, via Montevideo. Ruope Istanp Convention.—On Wednesday af. ternoon, after a long debate, the resolution of- fered by Mr. Simmons, was adopted. It is in these words i— “ Resolved, That the Legislative power under this con- stitution shall be vested in two distinct branches ; each of which shall have a negative vote on the other. The one ‘be styled the Senate and the other the House of Repre- sentatives. Resolved, That one branch shall be so constituted as to represent population, as near as can be, according to an equal ratio of numbers, giving to each town, at least one member in the popular branch, and the other branch to represent the corporations.” The resolution offered by Mr. Ennis, to insert a section declaring the right of the people to revolu- tionize at will, and in whatever manner they think proper, was relerred to a committee, On Tuesday the committee to which were refer- red the articles on representation, reported a bill, which was ordered to be printed. Some further progress was made, and then the Convention adjourned until the afternoon, a vane Discovery or IMrorranr Historica, Recorns — athe third report of the deputy keeper of the pub- lic Revords of it Britain, Sur F. Palgrave gives intimation of the mya of the legal records of the tril of Queen Anne Bullen, documents which were supposed to been destroyed, but which vive recently been discovered among the records of the Court of Queen’s Bench, and whose absence. materially impeded the narrative of the historian cf the eventfal reign of Henry VIII. The list of these records is highly interesting to the literary world. —_—— Storms on Lanp ann Laxe.—The oldest naviga tors scarcely remember more severe storms the season than have swept slong Lake Ontario for some days past. A - ‘ i rain which fell in the Genesee rene quantity tae from the unustally great flood this seasow come of she Ca nage by which was "4 in peeterday’® Post. noticed 10 yer rred that aomething like w whir'wind jaformes We are the land about three miles eonth, of chester, prostrating most of the timber of thier ores onone farm—up rooting part of a laree oreiin near the sume, on another farm—and playing other pranks ainong the farmers, besides serions!y injuring ome buildings near Pittsford. ‘This was in torm ot Friday night and eet ty iio Rochester Post,