The New York Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. VILL. —No, 294 ---Whole Ho, 3145. NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS- PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. ‘are reduce cents. From te foot of Courtlandt street, New York. vei _,day—Sunday mee few Yor! Lew Ato A.M. Ata P.M. Atthe Di “do. 4 di 8 uw rH * on ‘SUNDAYS. 'r fe f Liberty street. Leave New York <a Weave Newark, ‘At9 A. M. and Jy B.M. At 12 Neon and 10 P. M. , ELIZABETH TOW, Leave New York. Leave 9 A.M. trains for Westfield, Plainfield, Boundbrook, Somerville, sen nint Griththe 9A. My236 and 4X PM trains trom New York, daily, Sundays excepted, Fare between New, York and Elizabeth Town 25 cents, Fare between do and Somerville, 75 cents. NEW ‘YORK, RAHWAY AND NEW BRUNSWICK, From the foot of Liberty dail rom the foot of Liberty street, daily. Leave New York. ‘Leave New Brajewick, A M. At 53g A. M. ie 12 a et 4: P.M. ‘ os Sundays the 54 and 73g A.M. trips from New Branswick and 2% P. M. train from New York, are omitted. Fare between New York and New Brunswick, 75 cents. The fare. in the 53% and 73 A. M,train from mie nres bh a . M. wick, and 2% and 18 f. ML. train from New York, has been re duced. New York and New Brunswidk, to 50 cents. wand Rahway to 3756 Passengers who ‘procure their tickets at the igket office, re ceive a ferry ticket gratis, Tickets are received by the con ductor only on the day when purchased. aull 3me NEW YORK AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD LINE. ‘Via Noxwicn ann Worcester Raltavans. From Pier No t North Wiver, Battery Place. (i ‘The new and splendid steamboet NEW HAVEN, Captain J.K. Dustan, will leave every Tuesday, Thursday asd Satur- day afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Phe new and sj lendid steamboat WORCESTER, Captain J, H. Vanderbilt, will leave every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon, at 4 o’clock. Passengers for Boston will be forwarded immediately on the aurival of the above boats at Norwieh, and will proceed witly out change of ears or baggage. For further information, enquire at the office on the wharf, on borrd the boats, or to * D. B. ALLEN, 39 Peck slip, up stvirs, All persons are forbid trusting any one om account of the above boats or owners. od im* "WINTER ARR/ NGEMENT. NEW YORK a ae ADEL AILKOAD LINE DIRECT. Via Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton, Borden town and Burlington. THROUGH IN SIX HOURS. ‘ Leaye New York, from the foot of Liberty street, daily, at 9 A Mand iP ie proceeds to Bordentown, from thence by jelphia. ; The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden, (opposite Philadelphia) without change of cars. f ‘asseugers will procure their tickets at the office foot of Li- berty street, where © commodious steamboat will be in readi- ith bagvage crates on board. Philadelphia baggage crates a srithout being opeaed by the way. aD as Each train is provided with a Ladies Car, in which are. apart- ments and dressing rooms expressly for the Ladies use. Returning, the lines leave Philadelphia from the fost of Sheatuut street by railroad from Camden, at 9 o’elock A M,and So’clock, P M. “The Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelphia at 7A M, and 4 P M, being a comtinuation of the lines from New York. r ioe RAILROAD NOTICE. 5 7 MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. Q ‘conveyed from city to eitv, N! RUNSWICK AN Rk. T[HE. NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com- pany have established a Freight Line between New Brunswick and New York, which they intend to run perma- a a Leaving New Brunswick at 5% A.M. daily, cepted) and the foot of Liber tyareet, New York, at 2% b. M. To country dealers and meichants the above line 1s very de- sirable for the speedy aud encap conveyance of merchandise of every, description,” and more’ particularly to Drovers and Dealers in Liye Stock, who can have 150 head of eattle convey- ed between New Brunswick aud New York, the sume da} Imjenever required. cone : he yates {or the transportation. of cattle, korses, mules, sheep, hows, &e. and all other kinds of merchandise ‘are very low, lever execeding steambeat prices. (Sundays ex- PSMerehandise. sent by this, line ia not subject to any extra elgge in, crossing th North River. eecie apt Y ve fitted np a large storehouse lew Brunswick. adiolning the Railroad: Depot, whieh will always merchandise, meangers cha ng their tickets at the ticket offices, will recel’ jerry, ciel ee Freight for Newark, Elizabethtown, Rahway, West field, Plainteld, Scotch Plains, Boundbrook and Somerville, is ouveyed by tie above lines, snd delivered the sam received. FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. = * AR M. [AIL bs a STON, vin STONINGTON AND NEWPORT, com ed of following superior steamers, running in commec- tion with the Stonington and Prevadence, and Boston and Pro- vidence Railroads— " hea MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock. FE RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer, TS NARRAGANSETT, Captain Woolsey. 82 "° MOHEWAN, Captain Vanderoilt, One of which will leave New York daily, (Sundays ex- cepted) from Pier No.1, North River, Battery Place, at five o’clock, P. M. ARRANGEMENTS. The RHODE ISLAND, on Monday and Frida y when ind ‘Tuesday gor Stonington, Newport and oH ASSACHUSE TES, bn Tussday and Setar for Stonington, Newport and Providence, and ‘Thursday for Ston- ington. ‘assengers on the arrival of the steamers at Stonington, may take the Railroad Cars and proceed immediately to Provi dence and Boston. 3 Freight taken at the following much reduced rate To Boston, on, goods weighing forty pounds or upwards to he cubic foot, at $5 50 per ton, and on measurement goods 7 <"e "Brovidep goods 5 bi ‘0 Providepce, on measurement cents per cubic foot, and specific articles as pet tarif t0 be obtained at office 22 roadwav. ml 6mr Pe FARE REDUCED. PERSONS GOING SOUTH. was IF FARE REDUCED on both the routes from Bal- timore 9 Charleston. by the. Chesapeake Bay, | Ports month, Weldon, Wilmington, N.C. and thence to Charleston, to $23,’ meals on the Bay boaix included ; or via Washington city, Richmond, Petersbarg, Weldon, Wilmington, N. C., a thence to Charleston, to $22, meals extra—making the: fare on both routes the same. Every exertion is made to keep the Railroads and Steamboats connecting these lines in good order, expedite travel, and make passengers as comfortable as pos sible. By this route you may be sure of reaching New Orleans from New York seven or eight days sooner t at an expense not exceeding $72. 019 2wr Pre: LOOK AT THIS. AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CO. GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE. BOATS LEAVE ALBANY DAILY. ASSENGR® Forwarded, » ithout delay, to Utien, $1,50 | Cleaveland , Ohio, 25 Rochester, 3,00 | Detroit, Mich. 8,75 Lockport, 3,25 | Portsmouth, Ohi 8,75 Buffalo, 3,50 | Toronto and Kings- Whitehall, $1,751 ten, U.C. $5.00 5 Oswexo, $2.50 Also, Easton, Pennsylvania, by Railroad & Stage $2.50 Pitesbureh. $9,50 | 'Basion, Mass, 2,90 And all parts of the Western Country. M. L. + & CO, so fl Liberty street, near the Albany boats, New York. 0% HF EW AND G mak invent : ND GREAT INVENTION.—FRANCIS'S Nol iiEtoVeo WaASiFOLd WALTERS By this wonderful invention, a letter and duplicate can be Writ ten in oue operation, with more ease ond greater facility than 4 singly letter with an ordinary pen and ink. To the mereantile, professional, avd travelli community, vhis truly great invention is of infini isa great saving of time, trouble and expense. antage to be derived from the mauifold writer ByoF any document may be kept without auy addi fe to the writer, and without any necessity of usi inkstand ora pen, The imstrument used for writing is an agate point, cUusequently it never wears by use, For banks, iusu- rance offices, merchants, men of business generally, lawyers, postmasters, editors, reporters, public officers, and all who may oe desirous of preserving copies of ther letters, documents, with au imincnse saving of time, and the satisfaction of he Ying an exact copy of what they have written, this will found invaluable, Fraucis’s Manifold Writer has now been in successful upera- tiow two years, during which time the proprietor his had the pleasure of receiving the unfeigned approbation of all whose approbation it has come under. At the late Fair of the Ameri- te the merits of the article Mere examined into by three of the moat able chemists in the country, who pronounced itto be a Very ingenous ane useful contrivance, and not liable to change colur by exposure to air, moisture, or chemical agents. Conseqgently amedal was awarded by the fastitute. 4 ‘The proprietor has lately made great improvements in this quucte, ‘The paper is of the ‘best quality manulactuced im the United States, leing made for the mauifold writer expressly to his order. Theraling of them, which has for some time been ible, has at length been brought to pertection right has been secured. ‘I'he copying books riety of forms and sizes, vary ing in price from part of the value, as it 50-cents and upwards. i ; ; Stationers and Country merchants in general will find it to their advantage to procure the article,as they meet with a ready sale. A liberal deduction made to those who buy by “ lesale. ‘4 presta - " jewspapers or magazines throughout the country copying the aboveenrire without alteration or abridgemeat (including notice) and giving it twelve inside insertions, shall re- ive a copy subject to their arder by sending a paper contain: ing the advertisement to the office of the subscriber. LEW,S FRANCIS, 83 William sireet, oll im*r corner Maiden Lane, New York. NEWLY INVENTED TRANSPOSING PIANO FORTES. NO. 43 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. HE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the 2 pablic in general, they have just finished a newly invented instrament ealled the ‘Transposing Piano Forte, which they now introduce to the musical community. : This Instrument forms a beautiful, rich and new exterior botit m shape and neatness, besides a tone full, brilliant, and melodious. ‘The great advantage derived from this new inven tion, is that music may be transposed into any key desired to suit the vocalists, or for an accompaniment of any other instru- ment, and therefore worthy the attention of the amateur as well as the artist. large assortment of Tablet Piano Fortes, rosewood and mahogan and 64 octavs with French grand action, are also constantly kepton hand, all of which we respectfully sub- mit to professors, amaceurs, and the trade in general, at our warerooms and manutaccory, as above. N. 46 Fiano Hortes taned and repaired on the shortest no- tice. LINDELL, WENNERSTROM & oo. 313 Broa COUGH LOZENGES. ETERS’ COUGH LOZENGES are now rapidly super Seding all osher preparations for the relict of coughs,colds asthma, whooping congh, tiglitness of the chest, breachitis,and a Jar pulmonary affeesions.. CONSUMPTION CANNOT BE, CURED! Those who say it can are impostors and quacks, Still it may be prevented 6r its progress stayed, by using Dr. Peters’ Cough Lozenges. in in season. Do not neglect a slight cough uatil consump- tion has commenced its ravages. A delay of a few days often roves fatal. Price 23 cents per box. Peters’ Cough Lozenges have performed some of the most remarkable cures on record. One trial of them is more satis- factory than a column of certific:tes. THE GREAT OBJECT GAINED! PETERS’ MEDICATED LOZENGES are the most va- Inable discovery of the 19ch centry. "They are entirely plea- sant to the taste, and more efficient than any other medicine. These Lozenges are the result of long continued aud patient investigation and experiment, conducted in concert by some of hed Union, who, believing ic that some of the best known remedies might be prepared in a palatable form, have directed their labors to that end, till they Wve produced preparations in the popular form of Lozenges for nearly i? diseass incident to the human system. TO PARENTS we say not be without these Lozeng: atany time—attend to these suggestions as you value the liv: of yourchildren, PETERS’ PILLS. TO THE WHOLE WORLD! It is admitted by all who have used them, (anu who has not) that Dr. Peters’ Vegetable Pilis are the most unrivalled medicine ever discovered. by the enuity of map. They are a sovereign cure for the following co wplaints—Yellow and billions fevers, fever and ague, dyspey> sia, croup, liver complaint headache, jaundice, asthma, dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement of the spleen, piles, co! ” ebstructions, heartburn, furred tongue, nausea, distension Of the stomach and bowels, incipient diarrhoea, iatulency, ha- bitual costiveness, loss of appetite, blotched or sallow complex: ion, and all cases of torpor of the bowels, where a cathartic or anaperientisneeded. Thev are exceedingly mild in their operation, producing nei ther nausea, griping uordebility, x. J. G. Smith, of Woodstock, Va. says—" They are a bet- ter Pill than I can make.” He recommends their use, ‘The agent at Strasburgh, Va. says he supplies families for 30 miles around with Peters’ Pills, and they. perform such remarkable cures that they are preferred to every other medi- eine. Mrs. E, Ward, of New York, was troubled with dysvepsia and liver complaint for 15 years. By using these Pills a short time she was completely cured. — ’ ‘ Miss Clark was afflicted with irregularities and obstruction, attended with most distressing symptoms. She wescured by using Dr. Peters’ Pills Hon. E. D, D: ured him. Bat why multiply testimonials? We say to all, try Dr. Pe te’ Vegetable Pilly and we will guarantee that afterwards you will use them in preference to all others. WORM LOZENGES. Dr. Peters’ Worm Lozenges are tne surest and safest Worm destroyer ever discovered. Tis estimated that in the United States 100,000 CHILDREN DIE YEARLY from the effect of Worms alone. This vast mortality can be almost entirely prevented by the use of Peters celebrated L.o- ze jousands and tens of thousands pine away and wi ing the real disease. ‘The following are a few of the ; Headache, pale lips, flushed cheeks, disturb- yimptoms; ed dreams, feverishness, thurst, bad taste in the mouth, offen- sive breath, itching of the nostrils, pain in the stomach, haus Unnatural appetite, swelled stomach or limbs, sense of sem thing rising in the chest, &e. ig ‘Mrs. Catt arine Aun Briggs, Cherry st. Philadelphia has a litéle daughter who had been tira’ decline for several years.— At times she would eat voraciously and sometumes eat nothing atall; and she was fast wasting away; her symptoms were so unusual and contradictory that the doctors knew not what to do, but do what they would, she constantly grew worse, and -luctantly they declared she must tthe request of a friend, the mother at this stage, ‘a box of Peters’ Worm ges. The first duse satisfied all that worms were the cause of ail the child’s sufferings, and two boxes effected a per- fect cure. Mi penter, merchant, Roosevelt st. N. ¥., says Dr. Peters’ "Worm Lozenges possesses more merit than the doctor claims for them. He bas used them in his family with success when every other medicine failed. ‘Wherever they have been ased they are preferred to all other remedies. Jn fact Dr. Peters and his distinguished. associates, Possessing many receipts of great value, selected from ench the most valuable parts, and they confidently say those lozen- ges cannot be improved CORDIAL LOZENGES Peters’ © eoiel Jgusnees tts - pecific for the relief of nervous or 8) eadache, lowness of spirits or melaueholy, lan guor and debility, either from previous. disease or too free liv ing, tremors, spasm of the stomach, irritability of the nerves, hysterical affection, drowsiness, cholera morbus, sense of fa" tugue, and palpitation of the heart. From their efficacy in the fet of headache, they are called by many the Headache Lo- PE! ‘ERs’ VEGETABLE SHILLING STRENGTHEN- ING PLASTER. This is not only the cheapest, but the best, neatest, and most comnfortable plaster in existence. . Peters? Shilling Plaster is an easy and most effective remedy for ymin in the breast, side, or stomach—weakness or pain in the chest, loins, or back—stiffaess of the neck—affections of the limbs or jomnts, whether prodaced by rhematism or other cau- ses—habitual pain of the head or stomach—pile 4, ¢ kness of the dis K ’ es, listlessness of the frame, and for gene tation. Let any person afflicted as above try one of Peters Shi lasters, and we will venture to say that he could not be pre- vailed on to discard it again, for ten, or most probably for ahun- dred dollars. Price 12 1-2 cents. Principal Offices, 125 Fulton street, corner of Nassau and 459 Broadway and 90 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. 28 Im*r THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL AND NEW and impoDIAPER PIN. Ans tatenog to Totigs shawls, closky, Ss. "Pupeatéd' ta tates e i ‘wherever introduced, and has, beeome an secle wuicls it will be to the advantage of dealers in tancy hardware, ke. in the country; to sunply thems Ives with. |For sale to the trade, by. i most of the wholesale dealers in such articles in the city of ivew York. ‘hread and needle stores and dealers in fancy articles, sup- jied on liberal terms, at the manufactory of rf patentee, “6 jay street, Brooklyn. 822 im*re ONE PRICE CASH STORE. T % Chatham street, where will be . sand clothing at the ot Ls bain Ho meg ver and pilot — coats, Le : rom . (he Breage reat, from $f 36 to $450 p Uh gg, bond m—No MH, ‘28 Im*r HENRY COGSWELL, BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MALL STEAM SHIPS, Of 1200,tons and 440 horse power each. Under contract with the Lords of the Admiralty. BRITANNIA, Commander. “ALEDONIA, —E. @. M0 DIA AL Ryn do UMBIA, E. C. Miller, RN do from Boston, via Hi ‘ FROM LIVERPOOL. Britannia, Hewitt, Oct ¢ €aledon Oct 19 Nor 16 Fitanni: Hewiu, ee 4 Jan 1 Binmsuage Money--From Boston to ‘Liverpool, $13}—Boston to Halifax $20. : ‘These ships carry experienced surgeons. No Berths secured until paid fr. , : 8 cept for personal ex- Ore Mert mada the sane of luguege will be charged ar ne to Ca NGTLANC Jit, No. Nast. STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall street. T bouts STATEN ISLANDER ‘and SAMSON will leave New. York and Staten Island ss follows:— New vORK: STATEN ISLAND. 9 8% ul Uy 1% Fad All goods stupped are to be particularly marked, and are at the risk of the thereof, oir SITION LINE FOR ALBANY— The new yet splendid mboat WAVE, Captain Vanderbilt, will leave. the steamboat mi Tooter obinuon street, on Thersday, 13th inst. at five 0 dl lock P. M. for Alay oes wi ¥ rt cents. jars enquire on board. oll amr TERRAPIN LUNCH, UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OURMONDE’ QUI VIVE! THOUSANDS ‘of our good cits. lovers of good fare, have been for some weeks past fuffering severe disappointmen: closing of the far-famed “Terrapin Lunch.” ‘The i fever, is now however, over, and nenin may they ‘feed well,” for be it known thatthe John Adams, of Knickerboek- vs his hat” up at the Ter the, peo. : little fellows in Christendom, y’clept W'S’Garr. "Now, then, smack your lips ye cormorants in the Turtle Soup and sieak line the mantle of "Sandy has, fallen john, tw perfection, mgood eating and drinking may argnteed at the Terrapin. A single 10ok into the old will appease the hnmger of tim with , aml a taste of the genuine at half the old pre Uekle the palate of the veriest anche sto the West ines to. q ‘er given. A. A. A. box 765, upper Post biemr Ci 0 o 1 i NEW STOVE. SITEPARD’S PATENT REVERBERATOR. TT HE subscribers offer this day ty the public, the office and parlor size of whit new and splendid patent stove. We ask all in went of stoves to call and examine it, [tis by far, the most efficient and time, few ane, if c) A N.B.—A splendid assortment of Notes Hadiator Be only stove in the market suitable for warming dwelll Shurches, hotels, pablie bu ‘A two story house eat ngs) can * warmed with’ three tons of coal, less than one grate will ‘Drums for parlors and halls, in style and variety unequalled in the city. Also the best wood cook stove ever offered. e 629 Im*e ——— PETE ERAURE YY Tl QUGAR=ti0 tds prime New Orleans Ais y pce: 016 It 6 street. . D. Davis was afflicted with rheumatism, s0 as to be unable to dress himself. “Three boxes of Peters’ Pills entirely mies! wove offered for a humiier of ve seen it, a ofall others. “Larger ‘sines" wil bein 4 a the size Not's Stove Warehouse, No. 4a Water sire, \ MARTIN’S CASH TAIL ESTABLISHMENT 164 Wilt: Street, Corner of Ann Street, [decidedly the cheapest in the city, There is slways ou hand a select stock of seasonable goods, purchased (or cash, which will be made up to order in the style of make, ht, trim: ining, de, that has atisfuetion during the last four years, and (0030 per cent Gentle menare ul examin furnish their own goods, canhave the MADE AND TRIMMED. DE vats, made and trimmed, $7 00 to $8 50 do + 00 to 9 0 sees 1H to 200 00 to 11.00 r si ICHAEL E, MARTIN: NEW CASH TAILORING No.s2 CHURCH Srv (oe TWEEN REA ELWEEN READE AND CHAMBERS ‘STREETS, GENTLEMEN facalanrag theie ‘owa goods can have them made ‘up iu the most tashivoabl. : than ever offered before in this city, > Poach etYies cheaper Overcoats made and tainmed $8 50 Frock coats pol 70 vo on 6h ‘estand Pants 150 to 175 N, BcHapairing done in the neatest maneay: ot tm SAMUEL WYA " . ONE PRICE STORE. HERE 18 NO IMPOSITION pracuced at uns store by asking double che price au ar 4e.e 1s Worth, neither any in terruptiouon the side walk. No insult omered it you dow 't ase. ‘Any person wishing to make a purchase can rely on bei furnished with clothing at the following prices | eee x ai Coats Cloth Jackets 3 ‘a Cloth Pants sa 4% Satine Pants AO COGSWELL, _otlm*r _ 1333¢ Chatham street, near Rosevelt st., NY. SHIRTS. SHIRTS made after the latest and most approved French pattesns: Cots, yantaloons, Vests, and all under garments, made to order at short notice and in the inost fashionable style. Gentemen’s Fumshing Store, 7 and 69 Maiden Lane, New York, _ WM. COLLINS. Bask RNa ainda ake LA J, SORIA FRENCH D YER “0 PEARL S'., Principal Office, SHANKFUL for the patronage heretofore bestow-ds pectfutly informs the public that he has, for the dation of his customers in the upper part of the city, opened ne shunted 237 BeancueR Sz." the ther 32 for the receprio oods. ‘Alt kinds of Silk, @owos x DYED. Merino and Camel's Hur Shawls cleaned in the French style, with neatness and despatch. (7 All kinds of Wearing Apparel and Carpets scoured, Merchants cau have all ‘kinds of goods dyed and putap in their original form. 4 ton st. Brooklyn Lat AK s WRITING, GREAT KEDUCTION. FROM TWELVE To 51x DoLLans! MER. BRISTOW of London, respectfully informs the Ladier and Gentlemen of New York and Brovklyu, that his classes Day and Evening, have commenced Jor the season, aud that he has axpucep’ his Terms oue nali—to Six Dotiars! Acapemy No. 23) BRoDaWAy, NEAR PaRK PLace. Gentlemen of all ages are positively taught in twelve lessons, a bold, free, expeditious and tinished businesslike style of Writing, no'matter now bad, illegible suit, or cramped the wniung may be. See specimens at the dvor, Axp THe Lavine A neat and handsome, delicate and fashionable Ranuing Hand % Iv 'T'weive Lessons ! 0 VISITORS in New York can take a course in Three __olt Im*r Days Mz. B. isto ke scen trom 9 to 1 A. ML, or trom 410 8 “Evening Classes from 7 to 9. _ Boox-Keerina ‘Taugh on a superior method, by double and single entry, cientine sly and practically. VINNIE N7 969 C—1 STENOGRAPHY, A new system of the artof Writing Short-hand, for taking tures, Sermons, Trials ac Law, Ke. Kc., Laught per y Mr. Bristow in one © of jessous | at 239 Broad- ways, Seg aspacimen. * N.B.—A work of the author is presented to every pupil for thei permanent guide. rae ai timer L. WOOD'S NEWLY INVENTED PARLOR AND HALL STOVES. [HIS is one of the most valuable inventions ever offered to the public in the stove line, and is the most perfect article extant, for the use of all kinds of coa, or wood, in heat apartments. It hasno less this four radiators aud two descend ing flues, so arranged that the radiators are placed between two fires, and cause all the heat xeue: be disiributed into the apartment ; while in othe. stoves a large portion of the heat is carried off 1 the pipe. One peck « { coal im this stove will yieid more heat than » bushel iu the best stove now before the public ; while you have the advantage of an oped fire oc splea- did grate at pleasure Itis allowed by all who have examined it to be the most per fect combination of utility aud urnament ever brought lorward; but to be fully appe ciated, needs ouly to be seen and examin and all in want of a superior article for neatis jors,halls tices, nar Ke. are invited to cali. ver s ited to the umes. a variety of other Stoves, suitab! will be sou very low. L. WOOD, 237 Water street, between of te for all pur- 021 Im*r STOVES—OV. "THE largest assortment of Stov York.—Their newly invented Ps seen to be universally adopted. }ts imi exceeds that of any other stove now ia use—e: with the consumption of less fuel, than any former invention. It also discharges its own ashes by soiling or lodging «ts dust on the furniture used. It will be founo the ebexpest and most economical ¢ ever brought before the public. , Cook Stes, new, airtight, &e. in all varieties, from three dol ars upwards, Ever + warranted. , RILEY’s PATENT BOILER AND IKON HEARTH is au admirable article—they can be fitted te any stove now in use, and of unequalted value im broil jeaks, toasting bread, 0 iM heating irons fur ironing clothe Riley is the in- id sole patentee. RiLEY & MYERS, 23 Bowery. Te COUNTRY MERCHANTS.—The subscriber would all the attention of all who are in want of Looking Glass and Picture Frames, to his extensive stock, which for quality dl Workmansnip he flatters himself cannot be excelled by an} manufacturer in this cit ide in general would do well tocal! before purchasing olsewhe js. B.—Coustanly on hand, a good assertment of Fancy Woods of every description. HORACE V. SIGLER, ‘ ae 31 Ann street and 44 Hammersley st, New York. ° ESPY’S PATENT CONICAL VENTILATOR. HIS cheap, simple and efficient apparadis 1s adapte oto all purposes of Ventilation. | Ships, ‘Steamboats, © nu Hospitals, Prisons, Vaults, &¢. Se. may bY" 1ts_ ap thon be kept frce from cll foul air and unwholes me effluvia; it is also an effectual cure for Smoky Chimmes. purchased the ci ght for the City and prepared to sipply the public with of any house im New lor Btove needs bi me nse The rt havin County of New York, Cones on dem: i. Metal Rooting ofalt descriptions furnished in any part of the rountry. «-Grotua Water Pipes and Plumoers’ Work in general. Also, Galvanized Tron and ‘Tin Ware at wholesales. Stove pipes, bath tubs, coal hods, &e ac prices greatly reduced. = "All work warranted, an Vorders by Tete attended to, 525 3m*m SOs EMITTANCES TO IRELAND. seriber cor wo Soap residing in any part of Ireland, as he, and his predecesso: in busines: thirty yeats, aud more: also, wo any part of Scotland. ngland, or Money rermted by letter (nost paid) to the subscriber, or persoually deposited with him, with the name of the person or persons in Ireland, England, of Scotland, to whom itis t0 be Sent, and nearest vost towa, will be immediately transmitted And jaid accordingly, and a receipt to that effect given, or for- led to the sender. aga lin GEORGE McBRIDE, Jr., 82Ceda -street EAU DE BEAUTE. 1 ge oad EAU DE BEAUTE, or Trae Water of je ity, for exterminating Tan, Reduess, lown. 83, Pimples, Freckles, Mophew, Barus, Buotches, aud all cu taneous eruptions—for hg aon Menifee) white necks, hangs, an: andarms, and eliciting a healthy juvenile bloon:, rivalled” Tes soothing and healing properties im all! roa huess and harshness of the skin—especially iuallaying the irritabilicy after shaving, is beyoud compare. Amcng the swarms of trashy Preparations and vile compounds foreed into notice by parasit- n ifs, Gouraud’s Sxi trasivel: pepe Ms way alge ‘bar surely, ran iteadily into public furor throughout the United States, "This not recommend- its cheapness being $1 "though inne out isindnitely veaper than the vile all iy neveu it rf Ceot) Buch cheap remedies or Dlincral Astringe ag not only inadequate to the objects contemplated, bat i rai Lac ion, positively sajunous to health. GO Ds ATER OF BEAUTY recommends itselt by its combined Ral brerdiat ete temaenetee an : A Sones Gonyand—hie ba an act of juatiee that I should ‘ive you my unqualified testimonial of the wait- ed ies cy snce ene, tori fragrages of Your preparation for ng and cleans skin. Dy its dae every pimple Ne have vanished {fom my face. You shoold Mon Ami, at reign and charming a remedy for scatterigg ‘all hes {rom out faces, call it fea delices des dames. itn mot, Je cosmetique et je en vous remerere Sota mes ori EMILIE DESMOULINS, Pension Francai Greenwich survet.” have yous Ban de Beante in uee—it is an admiraale le, recommend it. : 8. F. PHILLIPS, Philadelphia. “have had several calls for your wash, for freckles, Me, A lady living here bought a bottle of you. and sand it had the desired effect.” ALEX. GUTHRIE, ‘ eS ee Hal oe Ison testimony to U el og on A ro that you publish my name. The above is froma lady in lee Roy Place. sg am “ Dear Sir) “~ avery fav le opportunity yest day event facatag on the marie’ of your len do Beaute, and showing the effects gt prodnced on my. aan, foun lady requested that 1, would procure her a bottle of it id page’, JOSEPH M—, Broadway. So strong is the (Seostron ietor's conviction of the citi effieney uh ve inv: le preparation in realizing: it pro- eases tv accowplish, chat any daatned purchaser ean receive his or her money back, if requested. Tro be had only at Dr. G.'s Exclusive Office, 67 Walker st., one door trom Broadw: per bottle, and of the follow ing nts ‘ Aiitany,, Guthrie, 4 Maiden Lane; Goshen, Elliott; Philadel- iin, Mig Brown, 76 Cheanut. street; Baltimore, Seth Hance, Pratt st; Washington, Selby asker; Alexandria, © Berry’ Heron, Wells & Humphrey; Bostin, Jordan, 2 Milk aeret; Norwich, W. Faulkner; Lowell, Carleton; Salem, Ives; New tac ki Myers: Providence, Dyer, Jr,, Cineianatts, ‘Thomas, Mauntireet, aud others throughout the U. States. Qiaads Poudre Subtile, for completely and permanently eradicating superfluous hair '81 ger bot, Gourmd’s Liquid Vegetable Rouge, 50 cents Gouraud’s Blanc D’Espas to skin, free from the deleterious snto combination for this pagpce, bor TEACHER OF THE FLUTE. ' MOWEZANI, 15 Thompeon street, gIVes imstructioas on + the Flate. Terms $15 per qu 9. 3m*r BURA CHING POWDER—i20 cake Bora Tecelved per iverpool sale ship Iaverty from Liverpool, we sSe & BROOKS, our No. 61 Liberty street. 24, 1842, CROTON WATER. $ who have not had pipes introduced into their id Jose uo time in having it done before the ORING | The subseribers have now ou hand a stock of pure lea ead pipe, which they are prepared to furnish and put up in the mose expeditious and workmanlike Manner, ana on the most reasonable terms. miners, Chey will warrant wo.k dome by. thé oF to Howe in the ciLy of lead work aud Hydraulies furnished and fixed on & IVERS, No. 230 Water a position and tin'd the | Bemg practical em to be infe- the most approved primes UF { ES—The only reason KNOX & CO. can assign for selling so many boots res at the Clinton Boot and Shoe Market, 20¢ Canal Du street—when almost every that they keep goods of th aud sell them at prices to suit the times, and it y body had found this out. If any who t have found out tl iorthesst corner of Hud. seems as if almost ever read this should not ye they come and try the soone: they will Almost anything thac is Wauted iu the. bo olor Or quality, cau be A. KD store, the sooner the advansage. and shoe tine, of pwnd here cheap. ig KNOX & CO, 204 DRESS BOCTS— subscriber respecttully mvites (ie © and strangers visiting the eity,to call at Lif Fulton street xamine a large assortment of Dress Boots, made in the iatest fishion, and of the finest French ealleski Geutlemen can have boots made to order in the best manuer per pair, Warrauted equal to any rnade at $7,90, aud as d' kes drawing of te feet aud keeps lasts for # caw eusur aN easy Yet handsome Lit. Comseauuy on Mutu, Pasnionavie Boots, &¢. at the following wuced prieae = each customer h 10e 3, Dancing Pumps and Slij » a Terms,cash on delivery. L WATKINS, 1 between Nassau and Duteh. PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDEK, By E. SUSER, 146 Broadway, Near Liberty Street. K. Bootmaker, and maker of Lasts, an cree of Paris, begs leave to inform his id all the amateurs of a geutiemauly “chat » in New York, with the best de, in Paris, by his master r , ©, Whose numero: on this side of the Auautic, ate res} i SUSER’S boots and lasts before they pe ns New York, that he can now m: after the nices , lavest Pac Paris Jet Black Varuish RAL BENNETT'S MORMON DISCLOSURES The will publish in ihe course of the ensuing ry of Joe Smith and nue! ‘These highly juteresting and astoundiog dist es exhibit in their trae co- lors the profligeey and wickedness of the Mormon leaders, Lt, will be issued in good style, lua mo. volume of upw rds of 320 pages. “Orders eapecifully solicited: LELAND & WHITING. ol im*r _ BRADBUKY, SUDEN & Co, 127 Nassau st. BAKERY, @ Lisponsed steeet-— the subscriber respecttully iuforms hus old friends and customers chat he las resumed his old basiness of baking, aud will be thankful for thei favors. ‘Having taken the stand tormerly occupied by G. W. MIL- LER, 40 Lispenard street, so celebs ud the: sabscriber having carried on the busi w weil known Kavckerbook Worite resort for good cracke! uot forgotten how to please the taste of the jn JAME:! N.B.—Always, on hand, fruit cake of ail kinds aud pr wedding coke of all sizes—poand case and spouge cike sizes—rusk, tea biscuit and bread every afterneou—biscuit and crackers fresh every morning. oad Ime WONDERFUL OOVERY. Y STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which wil chauge grey hair to its Original color iu atew minutes. Th different from any yet offered, allothers. [tis highly elficaciow Wantage of beautifying the bair, growth. ‘Those who doubt its virtues are requested to have their haar changed beiore paying their mouey. If humbays would take this method there would be uo reasou to complara. ‘Que tral wil prove the fact. Suid. whovesal CARPE TINGS. YARPE CINGS, CARPETINGS—Cheaper than ever—All those who are in waut of carp: tings, noace the tollo wing: All wool Lngraiy Carpeting, ouly'3s per yard, me extra + as Ms “Super 4s G's extra sup ‘* 4 ty double “* od" Three ply, superior patterns and colors, 38 do" do do extraqualty, 10s English Brussels, extra, Moyal Wilton and Velvet Carpetug, equally low. ‘Together with a large assortment of druggets, oilcloths, rugs, door th ats, table and piano covers, india matting, stair rods, &c., the largest stock of koods in the city. Parchasers would fad it to theirdecided iuterest to cai) aud examine this stock before looking elsewhere. R. SMITH, JR., 448 Pearl st, Opposite Willian street. N. B—Heavy Jute Carpeting at the low price of Ls ¢d per yard, Rewember, the number is 448 Pearl street. 041 Im*r "LADIES BOOTS AND SHUES=Lockwood, rtnent of ladies? and aeus” boots au Ki ran fashions. Orders > doten trom places of OTICE TO THE LADIES —‘The sub known to the ladies of New York for th of Ladies Shoe: mation of Ladu Gaiter Boots, begs to state for th street below Canals be supplied at the terms. Wholesale and retail. ; SAMUEL ALLEN. ing up the article of Ladies Shoes and Gaiter Boots we always coasidered ‘lr. Allen tar superior to any man we ever had in oar employment. THOS. LANE & SON, LO FIREMEN, ND all others desirous of keepiug their Feet D; easou. By calling at the OLD Bs. E, No. 1M Chatham street, ney can be accom, modated, as the proprietor has on hand a full assortment of his 0 WATER PROOF BOOTS, nstantly on hand a full supply of all other kinds of Boots at Metalic Elastic Heel ices to suit the tine jso—that invaluable article Rogers Boot can be obtained at the Old THE EUREKA BLACKING Biacking, possessing /PHIS is a vew aruicle of greatly superior to all other kinds pow iu us Ig softens aud preserves the leather, impart polish with half the usua! labor required in the w: ng. IUturther yc asesses that reyuisite 30 long sought for in the peculiarity of the composition never becoming hard dry, mouldy by age. Dealers in Blacking are of the article gratis. case. Manufactared and for sale by wexed to call and receive a sample Perfect satisfaction warranted in every J.M. JOHNSON, No. 4 Spruce street, near Nassau, New York, B.—A superior arucle of Writing Ink 1s mant . J. aud sold wholesale and retail. HIGH POLISH. IMPROVED BLACKING is uow un far superior to any yet invented for WWesoltening qualities to its exquisite Jet black lustre, properties entirely un- Eb’S STEAM e leather, and ni wa mask atts emg tee gabe ee A Cpa slo im*r ___ Fo GUNS AND PIs (ge EXCLUSIVELY. 49 inporting agen Mor n double and single ee & ‘Thomson. p, German and Fren and Ducking Guns, f iatols of every descrip one hundred different kinds, all. i he is now prepared to offer at the manufacture:'s prices, being ut for the largest houses in that line in Europe, ch enables luim to sell at extremely low prices. the above always on ts are particular! their purchases. NCE COMPANY—No. 47 -Wall and country merchani ¥ requested to 2y37 3m *r EFFERSON INSURA, J “street, corner of Hanover street. tinues to tasure against loss or » Ware, oF merchandize general cargoes, agaist loss or day i favorable terms as any other 0 DIRE! “Thomas W Thome Thomas € Woodruff R Rol John KR Davison John H any ¢ by fire on buildings, id navigation, on as Martin Hoffman James THOMAS W. THO HOPE, Secretary. | UP TOWN CONV. y opened for myself, ishment for the supply of fami aud atthe sugges d with it the supply ich T shall sell at ih wi pleass faver me with their patronage, aud tieles to be the best. ia the upperpart of th of Poultry and Game 8 of Ovste:s and Game sevt to. fae miles atany time. The loug experience which | have had in lishment in Broad street, he best, which I shall sell as 329 Fourth street, door east of Broadway. a supper of Oysters and the oyster trade will le me esate establish T. DOWNING Gentlemen can at any time, ha Game at my establishment. Z. GROWER—Information is or last place of residence jew York six or se ion veers see rower, OF any per hk oblige by sending the son furnishing mformatio subscriber this. information, or wher > Information is wanted & transaction which took plice some years siuce. New York, Seytember 17, es Grower respecting _o1 ve itawM tr SELF-COCKING PISTOLS LUNT & SYMS, Importers and Manufacte Chatham street hand the Six Barrel 8: Revolving Self Pist advantage over all others of the kind dhe caps, the nipples being placed in possibility of Losi ahonzontal direction, and. th ’ " ‘as correct sight as with the ordinary pistol or ‘ furnished lower than any others in the market, at Wholesale ur retul. We have ys ! not be sunjected to a tax by -alers are requested to call and examine our chasing elsewhere. PARSELLS & AGATE. MANUFACTURERS OF ELAST! AND SUSPENDERS, LINEN DRAPERS, &c. SCRIBERS, in addition to their former stock of constantly receiving by every new London, a, supvly of the most rich and wir assortment of fashiona iC STOCKS onal arcival from Ps R fashionable Scarfs and Cravacs. Th: bie Stocks, Scarfs, Cravats, ready made Linen, Gloves, Sus- ‘And all articles appertaining toa gentleman's wardrobe, are ric! Nd patrons and strangers tablishment, $9 I "ark place and Murray at. They would partic larly recommend an Elastic Suspender, tent le the chest, are high Yound indispensible to ho, Renu forwards and fact to. all fadividuale of sed yele, as it will be ithersex who have acqui {ad & AGATE, continue the manufneture of their Riding Belt. sai im? m ERKEOTYPE. | PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. ARTAULT & CO., 168} Fulton street, opposite St. Church, respectfull it they hav juat received by packet ship Argo, an ine friends and the 01 1000 Daguerreot best and newest patterns apparatus 100 oances bromine 50 ounces bromine of iodine no 100 oa Suneen chipitae of ediog bovk containing Daguerteotype. the latest improvement 6 COUGHS AND COLDS REMEMBER, No 51 Nort Sixth street, one door below Arch street, Philadelphis, (he most certain aud best Kamily fing Blood, ‘Phcoat and choktuax, Lickel . 3W. Medicine, tor Coughs, Cols, Lung Disease, a nisin pleasant o wall tiud both thn leaving off the sj above restorativs cept the al e i y ts, aud taking a draught oceasionaily of tne All preparatious from this valuable tree, ex y be Cousidered spurious or counterfeit. "The real article may be hau of the following Agents, or at No. 94 North Sixth street, Phildelphia— AGENTS Dr, W. H. MILNOR, Drugxist, No. 192 Brondway. MRS. "M. HAYES, No. 139 Fuiton st, Brooklyn. BE wark, N. J. ratterion, N, J. o2t Lint JV. N° NICHOLAS BIDDLE, from Liverpool. — Cousiguees of merchandise by the avove Vessel Wiil please scnd their peraats on board toot of Dover street, or to te oflice Of the sudscriber—as all goods wot permitted in five days must unavoidably be seut Lo public store ei . 8. E. GLOVER, oa 1 duties by the late tariff is selling tis stock of Gold aad oilver Levers, Ane capement Lepine, and other Watches, of new’ and , aud Jewelry, at retail, at a considerable reduction being much lower thau they can be bougne e in the eity, Gold Watches as low as 20 Watches and Jewelry exchaaged or bought. d to keep good time or the money re hes aud Clocks repaired in the best mauner aud Warranted, at much less chau the usual prices. GC. ALLE! porter of Watches and Jewelry, a _ Whole all 8, *THE NEW YOR Retail, 30 XYLOGRAPHIC PRE 45 MAIDEN LANE, UP STAIRS. J[N,THE EXTENT of the vaneties in this department the e , the suuseribe: the reduct oim?m Wh on with aay other own immediate ut in the world, and has unwer ence the most skilful workmen, audall the 1-quisive for executing every desenption of Xylographic Ku graying and Preuting. ' Onigiual Designs and Plates of every description egecuced in beautifully printed in Bronze or ; Perfumers, Manutacturers, Grocers y of nye executed: n the best e ble terms. ERPLATE ENGRAVING ‘TING Notes, Checks, Diaits, Bills of Exchange, Certificates of Stock, Deposite, Blaal ofessional, weddeng aud vis ting Cards, neatly engraved and priuted, at's! ort notice, and on the most reasonable terms, ‘The lowest possivie price is char ged forall werk done at this establishment. ‘All orders trom the country punctually attended to, and ar ticles ordered, torwarded to any partof the United States, or the Canadas. CHAS. SA1EL IST IN HAIk. MANUFACTURED FROM i LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR [Néive hundred ditfereut designs, necklaces, bracelets, wateb guards, earrings, flowers, rings, wiks, scalps, &e. &e. Ladie or gentlemen having hair of'a living or deceased friend, can yes itformed by him into any 1 the mind can conceive—in sucha form it will de a keepsake promptly executed, by forwardin post office the hair to be fashioned, with a drawn aud specified design of the workmansl enclosing from five to twenty do'lars, according to which’ sum the superiority of manufacture je of mounting in gold will depend. All such commu- ops to be post paid. A B. SELLING OF F— uit Reese & Hills, pen, pocket, and table cutlery of every description ¢ setts, tea and table pins, chains, si ver and gold levers, &e., Sc. Thi positively be sc don o1 before the Mi of Novembe: yar ep ey i s27 lin re ___70 Maiden Lane, up stairs. STATE OF NEW YORK—SECRE ARYS OFFICE, ny, through the medium of the ANY, 842. T°. THE SHERIFF of the City and County New You Sir—Notice is hereby given, that at the next General Election, to be held on the Tuesday succeesing U inst Mon day of November next, the following officers are to be elected, to wit f ‘A Governor and Lieutenant Governor of this State. ‘A Senator for the first Senatorial Dustrict, to supply the va- cancy which will accrue by the expiration of the term of service of Gabriel Farman, on the Ist day of December next, Also, the following City ‘and County Officers, to Thir- teen Members of Assembly, and a Register in the place of J. herman Brownell, whose erm of service will expire on the last day of December next Yours respectfally, 8. YOUNG, Secretary of State. ‘The above isa true copy of a notifiestion received from the Secretary of Btatc. . MONMOUTH B. HART, Sheriff of the City and County of New York, Sheriff Office, New York, , 1842. All the pablic ‘newspapers iz the couuty will publish the above ouce in rach week ant > theelection. ‘See Revised Statutes, vol. Ist, chap. 6th, part Ist, page 140, ph _) EFORM YOUR STOVE BILLS. —Eeonoiy and ut ROR Re onter of the day, ihe subseriber has decermine Je remnuerating prices; his Column Parlor Stove, answer it the puri poses of the grate, with half the trouble and expen tle Tor sitting ‘rooms, Ualcess stores, or halls, is worthy the attention of persons wishing 10 " c His arsortment of cooking Stoves are not surpassed in the Hor cheapness wid superior style of conseruction, combi. ANT {hs equisites for kitchen use, aud a great saving of fuel, which is au item many persons overlook in selecting stoves "ifs solicits housekeepers snd others to ive him a call at th office of the Warren Furnace Company, No. 22 Fulton stree! before purchasing else where. company manufac purchasers wi jecond hands, T' ‘and, parlor Stoves, Jes, Tin and Sheet 8 soli Assortment consists of airtight, cook Puips, Iron Furnaces, Coffee Mills, K: Iron Ware, ke., wholesale and retail.” Ouders for ¢ cited. J. V. TIBBETTS, 016 Im#ec 2 Fulton street, N.Y. FISK’S PATENT NOVEL’ Ci 'HIS Stove was pronounced last ye: who have it, to be not only the best © ? only Stove they ever had by which baking, boiling, and roast- ing, could be dope perfectly, and atthe same time. d "i year the impravement has been such, that doable the amount of cooking can be done, that tho to, perfeetion| than upon any other Stove of the same size; for proof of which, you have only to call at Fisk’s Stove Establishment, 209 Water street, where any quantity of references will given—and further, every Stave warranted, of the movey re- r . jum Dram for parlors, Hall Drs and hal hi fee stoves, and all the ordinary Cookink stoves Esa Scare Establishment, 299 W. che regulating drum, ring stoves, are requested ty they can examiae them to street. 016 Im#ec SURE FOR DEAFNESS i antage, 209 CERTAIN ¢ q MONS, MALLAN—Sound Magnifiers Conductors — To. enable persons instantly. age, and of forey, and fity Tore standing of extreme dente and’ of those who are gnly shahtly dull OC hearing, to feneral conversation, and ta catch the sound of a dista assembly = They are ® of avery tiling plece: and when in the cavity of the tars, they are not in the least perceptible, nor more uncomfor table than having a small piece of fine Wao! in its place. An though they are #0 extretnely small, yet they enable those Hered ‘with extreme deafness to hear, in every respect, equal to,those of most acute heacing. "te had af Mons. MALLAN & SON, Surgeon Dentists, ole Arcnts for the patentee, No. 2 Park Place, one door from roa The tion has been in use in Europe for some is strongly recommendod, being one of the greatest of New York city, on the remittance ir forwasded by that. 828 Im*r low ARTELLE & HOLDERMANN PEN, on Monday, tablishment, 37 Maiden lane, their ne: ari Flower, Feathe: ilver Fringes, &e. *S STEEL QUILLS—The subse e is na eed voted the King of Pens combining emines The" Dickens” is considere nee. the price in the % Union” eannot (at wholesale) six different varieties of Pe rk” every merchant will have in his counting room who haa tried them. Together fs: the oped hi wgee i ~ esed Ga ‘aith many others, for sale by ¢ ; oye P. HAYDEN, 5 Plate at and Combination PURE GROUND COFFEE AND SPICES. HOSE wishing to purchase pare Roasted and Ground Cof- street, where are kept the above artic! eto eall at 114 F ticles of the very best quali ty in the city, ces Lo suit the times, offer every day fresh, and sent to any part of this city Brooklyn, free of expense. Coffee ted and Groand tor Grocenes, ina oH jor Manne | EBR, WELC i Tie of o12 tm*m elch & Si TALIAN- MUSIC—MR. MANNIN ident in Naples—Pupi of Pacrmi and C traction, on terms to Telia hand Hnelish’ Singing, aud im the most fashionable #tyle of Piano forte playing. e ‘i jemen >— 8. . MM eldest 203 Hladaon sree, nest Springs, olim*r 4 which, if taken Price Two Cents $= REVOLUTIONARY RELICS, Be: rag Private ano Convipenriat Lerrsrs sa WRITTEN TO GOVERNOR CLINTON, BY aLL THE DIS sHED Hegogs AND STATESMEN OF THE AME- AN K&VOLULION—ANO NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME (SHED ZO THE WORLD, BY THE OONSENT oF Cou, BekeMan, of LONG ISLAND, THE GRANDBON oF GOVERNOR ULINTON, tov. Cuinroy to Gen, S. Pornam. (In answer to a lever from Putnam to Clinton, wader date of 16th O and already published, asking advice,] He cannot advise Gen. Putnam, and the reasons why—His Opinions of Gen. Putnam's Acts ; informs him of cer- tain facts— Dangerous Position of Towns up the North River , Manse Towy 7 miles from Kingstom ith Octr If? Six received your Favor of the 16th. | am sorry to inform you that by Letter from Gen. Gates of the 1éth the Ene my had not surrendered. You do methe Honor to ask m: Opinion respecting your future movements. It is need- less and impossible for me to advise ; because haying once settled our plan and afterwards deviated from it, the con. certing any future measures might be productive of ruin toone of us, if deprived of those succours and that sup- port ich form a part of the general Plan of Operations. My Opinion of your attack at Kingsbridge is that it will be utterly ineiticatious. For the vest, as your 9 tions: must be governed by Circumstany 1 can only inform ou of Facts. Kingston was bura’t yesterday shernocn, ause had not Troops to detend it. ‘T'wo prisoners me that Albany isthe Enemy’s Object. If] advance much further Northward it will be iu the power of the ruin my little corps by landing above and belo shall then have the Catskill mountains tothe west and Hudson’s River to the East. 1 expect every instant to hear that Rhinebeck is in flames. 1 have the Honor to be Your most obedient & humble servant GEO. CLINTON. [trust you must have received Genl. Gates’s Letter of the 18th, of which he sent mea copy in which he apggoves ote plan of removing our Armiés up the River side. Hoy. Henry Laurens to Gov. CLintORy Proceedings of the Enemy—Their insidioas Designs—i fo meet them —Call upon New York State—Embargo on Provisions, and the reasons for it Youxrows 10th June 177! Sin Authentic Intelligence received by Congress from ma- rters leave it no longer doubtful, in What manner emy mean to conduct their plan of conciliation. Under delusive appearances of pacific Acts and Peac e making Commissioners, already their Military Reintorce- ments begin to arrive, and already they have commenced the Campaign in many places with Acts of cruelty and devastation. Indian irruptions and burning houses in the moment of discussing propositions for Peace, evince the insidious de- signs of the Enemy, and demonstrate the necessity of wis- dom in Counoil sie and vigour in the field.—The former may be employed to distress the Enemy greatiy, by witholdiag from them the provisions of America, and the latter by quickly collecting powertul Armies to take advantage of their present weakness. In duty therefore to their Constituents, C sngress ear nestly call upon you, Sir, and your Sta'c to adopt the most vtfectual and vigorous measures or speedily rein- forcing the continental Army with your quota of troops. The present moment unimproved may be productive of most pernicious consequences, and the public safety de- mands strong and united efforts. Experience hath shewn that the Marine force of our Enemies enable them to secure, for the support of their Armies, almost the whole of our exported provisions, and therefore Congress, impressed with the necessity of pre- venting the supplies derived to our foes from this source, and desirous ot supplying the Armies of the United states, have, upon mature deliberation, laid an Embargo on pro- visions of all kinds, and they earnestly request the vigor ous exercise of the powers of your state to carry into ef- fectual execution this most necessary measure. 1am with great Respect sir Your Excellency's Obedient hum servt HENRY LAURENS, President of Con, 5 PS, the latter Clause may not apply at present to the ‘State of New York. ‘Tue Boarp or War ‘to Gov. Ciinton. Incfhicioncy of Col. la Radiere, and the Determinations of the Board respecting him of Feeling towards Fo- reigners ‘. Wan Orrice March 5. 1778 Sin, ‘The determinations of the Board (herawiih transmitted) respecting Col. 1a Radiere, were made in consequance of the remarks of your Excellency and Gen. Putnam con cerning him. A member of the Board too has been a wit- ness tothe inefficiency of the endeavors of Col. la Radiere and two other French Engineers, to raise the works they had judiciously planned, elsewhere. And the Board are thoroughly convinced thai if the actual construction of the works on the North River, be left to |. la Radiere, they will not be completed till the next ign is en: ded, altho’ 5000 men should be at his direction. At all events therefore, the Board desire your Excellency to employ that engineer, as far as a shall find him really useful, and no farther. could wish to avoid offence to any forelgners who have interested themselves in our cause ;—We would treat them with all possible respect : But we m\st not sacrifice, or hazard our safety, from a point of delicacy. T have the honor to be, with great respect, your Excellency’s most obedient servant, HORATIO GATES President. P. 8. The resolves of Congress relative to the defences of ye North river accompanying this letter. Gov. Ciinton. Larayerte to Gov. Ciinton. Governor Cla Correspondence—Important Suecors every day ‘expected—Proper Measures to be taken to ensure Suce 1c. Gee Heap Quantens, Morristown, May 31st, 1790. Dear Sin T have been in former times too highly pleas’d with the honor of our Cothespondence, not to wish very heartily thatit may be Renewed again, and | think myseif the more intitled to Request it from». that I ever had the most affectionate sense of the advantages-I found in your acquaintance { si,cerely lament that it is not for the moment in my power to have the pleasure of waiting on you—The happiness of some confidential conversations with you would be By me heartly enyoy’d least impart to you some of my private feelin, most important occasion, when our Means are quate to the great purposes we must have in vy. when our grand affair seems to be in a decisive Crisis. As By letters from the Committee now at Camp, and from friends of yours that are in the secret, you have been fully apprised of the important sucecur that may be every day expected, as you may guess that I have not been quite astranger to an operation which I then thought « very useful, and which I now find to be a most neeassary one, what do you think are my feelings as an American sol- dier, as one Who was consulted in the plan, who on all oc- casions Boasted of every thing that might seem to the ho- hor, Reputation, o asequence of America, when I see the distressed, humiliating situation we are in for ae re sent? how unhappy shall I be, for to methey will look for an answer, if am obliged to confess to the people who are coming in sanguine hopes, and consequently to france, to Spain, to all the world, to confess the inability of Ame rica to any cooperation in theyr own country. Tho I had promised to the french Court, to the french Generals, that I would had Both to Versailles, and tothe points of landing such immediate minuted intelligences as might fix theyr ideas on our present situation for a vigor- ous cooperation, I confess, my dear sir, that pride preven. ted my complying with my engagements and | avoided entering into those details with foreign till the States (jor Congress cannot do it in the least) have Raised us to a more decent position. s Filling up the Continental Battallions, Bringing, forth rovisions, making wp ® Respectable Army, an saabling Kite take the field with all advantages, complying w: the propositions of the Committee, fulfilling the warm wishes of General Washington, Such are the measures and without the ost Brilliant, de least loss of cisive success, and fix forever the fe Most particularly confiding in yor influence, I hope the State of New York will be one ot the leaders in this most important crisis, and it the people of America are once awakened, I daresay such oy Re. volution in our circomstances will take place, a# add a new lustre to the Reputation of the American Citizens, whose spirit and patriotism did never shine #0 much asin critical occasions Among those important considerations,give me leave,my dear sir, to show here # hint that seems to deserve your at- tention—-tho’ some clothing is expected for the continental troops, doctor franklin told me that he had none provided for officers—What do you think will be the feelings of our officers if expos’d to be every day in company with the french Generals and others in theyr persons naked, and Ragged situation ? jow, my dear sir, that I ha¥e indulged the desire of Re- membering myself to your friendship, and imparting to To ay, Re yyy inion on our ‘aren foipemeen ne re will only in my Respec i r family, that wit Me nighest Regard and sincere af- tron T have the honor to be his Excellency Governer Cuinrow. pathic Waricn 1s Wiicu }—Some twojpersons were mai i days since at St. John’s, and the fol Hein ganas iP statement has been published lowing vet iteretedet St. Thomas's Church, St. John, Newfound land, on the 4th September, by the Lord Bishop of the Di cose, Henry John Harvey, Esq., Lieutenant Royal Navy, and second son of his Excellency Majer General Sir John Harvey, K.C.B. and K. ©. H, Governer) and the Hon. Lady Harvey—grandson of the Ist L Lake, and ne- phew of the present Viscount, to Ella Louisa, Mose hter of Aubrey George, Lord Bishop of Newfound- ian d-daughter of William, son of the t. Hon. Lord Earl “and cousin to hit Grace the Duke les of Marlborough. Whom, and how many of these parties were mar ried on the above occasion *