The New York Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, VIII.—Ho, 300 ---Whole No. 3151, Price Two Cents NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30. 1842. W JEKSEY be hy PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK, juced to cents. From mo leet of Courtlandt street, New York. —! pted. very day —Sunday 9 eae Newark ‘A.M. At 1 P. 4 ot As do. aig do. 4% do. 9 do. 6 do. 7 do. it 6 do. 7 oSunpays i) fe N SUD 4 From the foot of Courtlandt street Leave New York, Leave Newark. and (34 P.M. Atl and 10 5 ‘eave Elizabeth Town. 1 =A. . are dw ‘Yo aa Hg 8 A ba 3° PM. ‘The trains for Westfield. Plainfield, Boundbrook, Somerrille, ke., connect with the.9 A M, 2 and 4% P M trains trom New York, daily, Sundays exce d. ‘are becween New York and Elisabeth Town 25 cents. Somerv cr} Ls. are Oe RAMWAY AND. NEW BRUNSWICK. , the fost of Liberty stron, daily. : Brom the foot of Liberty street, daily. - New Brauswiek. er bege Nex ae ay SAM P.M. the 5 and 734 A.M. trips from New Brunswick ad AE Atria hom Nee York, ate mitted. ‘Fare between New York and New Brunswick, Rahwa i i a7 A. M.train from New Brans- rie tsa d NSE Sit th fom New York, has been re saced., avem York and New Brunswick, t a cent. ee ickets at the ticket office, re ra who procure their ti Tarr dcket rats, ‘Tickets are received by the con dector ‘only 0 e day when purchased. aul! 3m’ W YO! ‘TON RAIL ROAD LINE. NET OR AND pO WVoncetun, RattacaDs er Non 1 North River, Bactery Place. ‘i i hot NEWHAVEN, Captain ‘Peveevery Tuesday, “Thursday and Satur- oc i te id mboat WORCESTER, Captain i ih Vanderbi's, will le . every Monday, Wednesday’ and i it 40% 4 rs ‘ Fee sere for Boston wil be forwarded, immediately on the ral of th: above boats at Norwich, and wall proceed with wes tattheriafoemation, enquire at the office on the wharf, * aa the boats, Or. ALLEN, 39 Peck slip, ap stsirs, All rsons are forbid trusting any one omaccount of the above orowners. od im* WINTER ARR/ NGEMENT. wit = AND a 2 toe LINE Via Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton, Borden THRBURE IS Ie HOURS York, trom the foot of Liberty street, daily, at9 ‘The mortage (ai to Bordentown, from thence by “the Evening Tine” proceeds direct to Camden, (opposite ithout: 3 : eaase Riere wall procure their tickets at the office foot of Li- Ly steamboat will be in readi- nesss, with bagvage crates on boa Philadelvhia bagwage crates are i red by the way. “Bach train ts provided with a Ladies Car, in which are apart- H for the Ladies use, rooms express! Returning, the fines leave Philadelphia from the fost of Ciestuut street by railroad from Camden, at 9 o’clock A M,and Frese ines (or Baltimore, leave Philadelphia at7 AM, ind ¢P ork M, beinz a con.inuatioa of the lines from 928 3m *r RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. ‘conveyed from city to city, SWICK A y Railroad, and Transportation Com- FF tate eanlibed’ « Preaie Lins betwees New Branswick and New York, which they intend to run. perma- daily, cepted) and the foot of Liber tyatreet, New Yor We ianicr deaioes ond me.chants the abovi sirable for the speedy aud cnéap conveyance of merchandise Hossein Lice Bosch, way san bate joa hend of ceclle soavey- eelers in Live , who ean have of cattle convey- ed between New Brunswick and New York, the same day whenever required. sportatic the trans} ion of cattle, horses, mules, frogs, he. and all other kinda of Mvrshandive'are very ding steambeat prices. archaea dive, sent ‘the lite, it not subject to any extn ip crossit ive! Go y have “ftted up storehouse at New Brunswick. adiolning the Fail ‘which will always tickets at the ticket offices, will wark, ‘town, Rah’ , West- Mad’ Homsdbrock aud Bomervilley is Hines; and delivered the same day wien os open for the reception of mé t ;: hast She FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. BOSTON vin STON (ON AND NEWFORT, com: pose mers, onmeee wi he Sontag thd Trevedenee, and Boston and Pro- ‘i S8 ACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock. Riloot LAN: a Thayer, A, GANSETT, Captain Woolsey. MOHEGAN, Capenin Vanderaile (gandays ox One. of which wall lenge New York daly, (Sundays ex- SD Ew. Pier No.1, North ARRANGEMENTS. ® The RHODE ISLAND, on Monday, Wednesday and Fri- ten, “Tie MASBACHUSETTS, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, for Ston:ugton. . Passe ival of the st t. Stonington, may ake'the Railroad Gare and. proceed immediately to Provt hgh caves atthe follovejeg: much reduced rates >— + : To Bocion, ‘on, goods ‘weighing forty, ponnds or apwards to he cubic (oot, at $250 per tou, and on measurement goods 7 cepts per foot. Providence, on measuret Scents per cubic foot, and specibe ifie articles as pet tant Ryo al Py office 22 Beondwav. myn emer FARE REDUCED. PERSONS GOING SOUTH. ens 07 FAu all nw as on both the routes from Bal- timore to leston, by nesapeake , , Ports- mouth, Weldon, Wilmington, NC. and thence to Chasleston, to 823, merla on the Bay ‘boats included ; or via Washington city, Richmond, Petersborg, Weldon, Wilmington, N. (., avd there to Chaeston to 9, mealeeitra—mating ihe, fare on th routes same. Every exertion i 1o keep the Hajlrosds and Steamboats connecting these lunes in good order, and expedite travel, and make passengers es comfortable as pou sible. BY this route you may be sure of reaching New Orleans rom New York seven or Sight days aoqner thas any ier ine, OO Eee ne not oneeeaine SF lan: W. BHR Co. ee AT THIS. AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CO. GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE. BOATS LEAVE ALBANY DAILY. PARSENGES Forwarded, » ithout delay, to Utien, 1,50 | Cleavelant , Ohio, 25 Rochester, ,00 | Detroit, Mich. 9,75 yok . 25, | dope 9 15 in ffalo, 3, ‘oronto and Kings Whitehall, fk ten, UC, 85,00 weKo, $2,50 ‘Aleg, Easton, Penneylvanis, by Hailroad & Stage $2.50 ittsburgh. '$9,50 | Basion, Mass, 250 f all parts the Wester Coat & CO, oto pil Liberty street. near the Albany boats, New York. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIC. Ki L MALL SiHAM sips ada Of 1200,tons and 440 horse power each. Under contract with the Lords of the-Admiralty. ITANN: Pwr ARCADIA," wd os, FROM LIVERPOOL. Britanni witt, Oct 4 Srisaeats, Boe” Sex 19 Aca My va , Mille 19 Hewiti, Dee 4 ; dent Fann Money—From Boston to ‘Liverpool, $135—Boston to fal Ont hese ships carry experienced surgeons. No Berths secured Merchandize and Specie (except for personal ex- So iaah eGomens fives Rertiiom agit te 1D. BRIGHAM. JR, No. 3 Wallst. STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall street. bows STATEN ISLANDER ‘and SAMS a ai Nore ant Banton Ustanine follow K. STATED u we 1 12} All goods shipped are to be particularly marked, ‘and are at the risk of the thereof. ol OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY: The ay, +A pelewdie jeambout WAV v wil Captar ‘ander! ai 7. ise Ee) and cs sigh ken nt reineed sees. Kor futher ———=—?> RAILROAD AND TRANS-| MARTIN'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. 154 William Screet, Corner of Ann Street, [S.decidedly the cheapest in the city, ‘There is slways ov a select stock of which will be made up to order im the sty trun’ ming, &e., that has givea such general satisfaction daring the Jast four ng of $0 per ceut. and Those who Gentlew req examine. furnish ch’ Mena » Can have them _ MADE AND TRIMMED. Dress Coats, made aud trimmed, -+ + -$7 00 to $8 50 Frock Coats, jo 8000 950 Pants and Vests, - 179 to 200 Over Coats, 900 to 11 60 ‘Terms—Cash ou delivery, slate ‘MICHAEL E. MARTIN NEW CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, NO. 93 CHURCH ST, (BETWEEN READE AND CHAMBERS STREETS. GENTLEMEN famisarng their own goods can have them made 4 the most fashivuable French style, cheaper than ever offered before in ce Overcoats made and tri $8 50 Frock coats * 7 50 Dress coats“ = 6 50 23 Yesgand Pants iweb $150 t0 175 N. ne in the neatest manner. olim*m eis. SAMUEL WYANT. ONE PRICE STOKE. (THERE IS NO IMPUSLLION pracuced at tnis store by asking double che price au ar Jcie is wortn, neither any in terrapdouon the side walk. ‘NO iusuit omered i you don’t purchase. Auy person wis! to make furnished wich clothing at the followiag Prices : a Coats Cloth Jackets 3 Cloth Pants 3 Sartinett Pants a purchase can rely on being aio a 450 150 a 250 JACOB COGS WELL 1333¢ Chatham street, near Roseveit st., NY. SHIRTS. ——_ made after the latest and most approved French o4 im*r as. Coats, ; autaioous, vests, and all uuder garments, made to order at snort aotice aud in the most fashionable styie, Gentiemen’s barnishing Btore, 67 and 69 Maiden Lane, New x. s33m*r WM. COLLINS. J, SORIA, FRENCH DYER, 490 PEARL ST., Principal Office, "THANKFUL for the patronage herciofore bestow, res- _ pectfully 1nforms the public that he has, for the accomme- dation of his customers in the apper part ‘of the city, opeued ‘Two Offices, one situated 457 Biexckea St., the other 352 ‘oWERY. for the recepion and delivery of Goods. Ali kinds of Silk, @otton and Woollen Gouds YED. Merino and Camel’s Hur Snawls cleaned in the French style, with neatuess and despaten, “7” All kinds of Wearing Apparel and Carpets scoured. merchants cau have ali kinds of goods dyed and put up in their origina: form, Brooalyn Ottice, 49 Fulton st. Brooklyn. ol, im*r THk ANTLANGULAK SYSTEM OF WARILING GREAL KEDUCTION. FROM TWaiVE Tu six DoLLans! i ME. BRISTUW of London, respecttully informs the Ladies IML and Gentiemen ot New York and Bro.klya, (hat his classes Day and Eveuing, have commenced for the season, and that he mepuceD his Terms one naii,—to Six Doilars! Acabesy No. 235 BuoDaway, SEaK Pane PLACK. Gentlemen of all ages are positively caughtin Cwelve lessons, a bold, free, expeditious aud huished business-like style of Wing, no'matter now bad, tllegible suit, of cramped the writug may be. See specimens at We duor, 235 Broadway. AND THE Lavies ‘A.neat and handsome, delicaty and tashionable Running Hand LN euve Easy Lessons (> VISITORS in New York cau take a course in Three Days !—Mr. B.1s to ke seen from 9 to 1 A. M., or from 4 “Evening Classes from 7 to 9. ‘Boox-Keerin ny -Taugh on a superior method, by double and single entry, cientuical[y and practically. TINNI NP 9€69 C—? STENOGRAPHY. A new system of the Artot Wriung Short-hand, for taking dow. Lectures, Sermons, J'rials at Law, &c. &c., taaght per- tectly by Mr. Bristow 1m one course of lessons ! at 439 Broad- way. a specimen. i B.—A work of the author is presented to every pupil for their permanent guide. O13 lin *r TALIAN MUSIC—MR- MANNING, (twenty years re sideutia Naples—rupil ot Pac‘ni and Crescentini,) gives in struction, on terms to suitthe umes, im italian, Freuch and English Singing, audin the most tashiouable ‘style of Piano forte playing. { Mr. M. has permission to refer to the following gentlemen :— J. M. Waiawright, D. D. ; Messrs. Howland & Aspinwall ; J. Ge orwens D.D.; Mr. J.T. Brighan ; F. L. » D. Dy 3. Ward. Mr. M. resides nt 2303¢ Hudson street, near Spring st. ollm*r £SPY’S PATENT CONICAL VENTILATOR. HID cheap, simple aud efficient apparauis is adayce oto all purposes Of Ventilation. Ships, Steamboais, \nurches, Hospitais, Vrisons, Mines, Vault», ac. dec. may bY its applica trom be kept tree trom oii joal air aud unwhotes me effluvia; it is also an effectual cure for Smoky Uhimmes. The subscriber having purchased the ri ght for the City and County of New York, i prepared to sapply the public with Cones on demand. ‘ Metal Koothng of alé descriptions turnished in any part of the country. ‘Crotun Water Pipes and Plumvers’ Work in geueral. Also, Gaivauized Iron aud ‘Tin Ware at wholesale. Stove pipes, bath tubs, coal hods, &e a prices greatly reduced. All work warranted, an | orders by letter attended to. P. SUMNER, 825 3n®m 120 Water street, THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL AND DiAPER n A NEW and imponant article for use in the narsery, and as stastentvg to ladies shawls, cloaks, Ke. Paceuted in the United States and in Europe. t is rapidly gaining favor wherever introduced, aud has become an arucle which it will to the advaniage Sf dealers in taney hardware, Ke. inthe country, to supply themselves with. For sale to the trade, b sBoat of ine wholesale dealers in such articles in the eity. of ivew York. ‘Thread and needle stores and dealers in fancy articles, sup- lied on liberal cerms, at the manutactoty of the patentee, 6 av street, Brooklyn. 422 Im* rc HAYDEN'S STEEL QUILES—The subscribers save tor sale, rome recently improved modifications of these exce'- lent and vopular Pens. ‘The Reaay Writer” is unanimously voted the King of Pens combining eminently flexibility and perasuence. ‘The'* Dickens” inconsidered the best yen forthe pric inthe market. ‘The * Union” cannot, fail to suit every body, affording at 12)6 cent x card (at whotesale) atx different vanced of Pens, ihe" New York” every merchant will have in hie counting room’ who has tried them. ‘Tomecher with the lamous Double Patent and Combination arrel Pens, with many others, for sale by ‘he agents, J. & P_HAYDEN, 5 Plate at. b Lan Indies or oll im*re 'T.9,FAMILIES GOING SOUTH, to the Europe. —A respectable female, 24 years o obtain a permanent: She would preter going to Kurope, offer to go South or to the West Indi ences given. Address A. A. A. York. ‘A. CARD—Thave often been informed by friends that some persons, »s well in my line of business as out of it, jealous of the vuccess I meet with,have directly and indirectly asserted that I was manufacturing my well ki well as other inci = a ta | erevth declare auch naerioue and such individaals worse robbers. M. 'RADER, 46.Chatham street. New York, Sept. 26. ari 526 Im®r STOLS, and tlety, aud fancy woodss auvilsy vices, hoes, chains, shovels, spades, axes, locks, bolts, mil le cuilery, picket knives, with a laige assor , Fifles, maskets and pistols, fr sale at low prices ‘A. W. SPIES & CO, 218 Pearl street. FLUTE AND GUITAR, MB. PHILIPE ERNST, Professor of the Pinte, Guitar, an {VA patent Concertina begs to announce to his friends and pab- ke that he has just published his new" ttondo Milttaire” for the tar, wiuch will be found. well “worthy the attention of the fearnet or amatear, from its being well aoapted to that instree ment and caleulated not onty to please but to afford instruction, This Rondo, with several other pleasing pleces of his cowspeet: tion “for the guitar” are to be found at Air. Eerast's residents eo Canal street, where he continues to give lessous on instruments: 0. 8 SOUT OFEIG Es Sew Fark thal 0 2K, New York, july, 1842. HU prea Pelivery excl day, (Sundays excepted) at the 18 fepostted befor Fiala 3 o'clock, A.M 2“ — P M| Will be sent ont f At all the Stations before livery st'9 A Mand'T 7 o'clock, and 4 o'clock, PM. Me eget Letters tobe sept Free, must hare ‘Free Stamp” afined wo em, otherwise three ‘cents will. be col-ected of th to whom the letter is addressed. "No money must be enclosed in letters wuless re: istered at te principal offices, Lists of the stations (at all of which “free stamps” may be purchased at $: 00, and every information tay be obtaine? On ap- er plication at the f t offices. Stamps issned by the late City Despatch Poat will be ceceived. Itis Indispensable the number of the resideuce should be stated in al lett ts vat tone Sy acer tlicita the earliest iniormetion shonld font Master solicits the extlient informa irregularities occ JOHN LORIMER ORAHAM au2é ly ec me Post Master. NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER —Oo Saturday, the ned No. 40f this I, oc cre bill has been filed—Judge Tallmadge’s Opinion in Post an, Ke. &e.—A digest of the new Earlish Bankrupt Act Review’ of ‘new Book uf New Pablicarions—Anee- he Bench and the Bar—On dit of Westminister Hall, Published at 42 by SAMUEL OWEN, Ear tor and Proprietor, at one shilling per copy or $» in advance. The Reports inthis work are not to be fownd elsewhere and are pablished wit. the sanction and approbation of the Jadges. er NEWLY INVENTED TRANSPOSING PIANO FORTES, HE alQ88 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. public im general, they have just hniahed a newly. iaveuted inateument ‘called the Pyanars just Piano Forte, which they trodace to the musical community. ‘This Instrument forms a beautiful, rich and new. exterior, botie in shape, eatness, besides a tone full, brilliant, and welodions. great advan wed from this new inven tage de oat ic may be transposed into amy" ind suit the vocalists, or for an nccompan ny key’ desired to wale Oaenbne’ Worthy the ‘attention “of the’ anata ts A large assortment of Tablet gouty cond ah Seat te ree pend, ta respectfully ub. also constantly kepton hand, all of whieh. we it Lo protes ny be trade warerooma and thanutaccore, as above. “ve 12 eBeral, at our N.b—tsano Portes taned and repaired on the shortest no- tice. LINDELL, WENNEKSTROM & CO. 529 lm*e No. 43 Broadway. I i 28-- RIBBONS, ND. Ke. ¥ ENOVve. Nvisionm st. hay bat re ved the m of fastaonable Bonnet Ribbons, Silke, Satins felvers be Keto be found in the city. Dealers, eity and eounwey wiih; ners, willdo well te call before purchasiny eleewhere cama FENCING SALOON & SHOOTING GALLERY. MEES, 413 Broadway, entrance in Lispenard street + second door, lately from Karope, Professor of the art of Fencing, gives mstractions iy Feacing ; also in the use of the straight, crooked, and Lurkish sword, huoting kuife, musket and bayonet, statt, aud every species of Weapons. Gentlemen, lovers of this art, inilitary olficers of the army, navy Ke. are ceepectfully invited to eall aud witness an exit bigod of his skill in this useful aud important arc. A spacious double Shooting Gallery, illuminated im the evening, will also be found with superior Swiss pistols—shoot Ang at 4 distance of 210 yaris. 516 3m*r RDINAKY DAILY.—Few geatlemen in hia cy are aware they Cau. b.ain a good substautial, English Dine wer, furuished with tae best the markets cau alford, Boer in- cluded, for 29 ceats. Dinucr on wable at 2 o'clock. Chops aua Steaks at any hour, Cold Cats, Ke. jear in mind, CHRISTIANSON’S, (late Stoneall’s,) ol lm*r 29 Aun sureet. op wWtAGNOLIA LUNCH. CORNER BROAOWAY & CHAMBERS STREET— he Proprietors of this Well kuowa restaurat desire (0 ine form their teads and the paohe geuerally, that the season for shell fish having commenced, have wade arrangements fora coustant supply of the figest the market attords—Mill Poud, Shrewsbury and all kinds, which they will acrve up 1D every style, aud at a momeut’s noice. Steaks aud every delicacy ot the season may always be found here 1 every styie desired by the Lovers ot good things. Supper parties entertauued, aud Me Geutlemen dining down town im being within two ainutes wali, of the City Hall. The proprietors retura their thanks tor che Kuberal patronage bestowed, and hope by atteutiou to Dusiness they will merit a share of Custom, HICKEKING & CARLISLE, 923 ite % NOTICE TO FIREMEN, AND all others desirous of keepiug tneir Feet Dry and Warm the coming season, By calluug at the OLD KACLUSIVE, BOUT STUKE, No. 14 Chausaun street, they can be accor modated, 4s the proprietor has on haud a fail assortment o1 his well known es WATER PROOF BOOTS, Coustantly on haud a tull supply of all other kinds of Boots at piievs Lo suit the cunes. Also—hat invaluable article Rogers’ Metalic Elastic Heel Boot can ve optamed atthe Uid Exclusive Boot Swre, No. M44 Chathain su a2 imer CROTON WATER. ANSON, WILUCUCK & HANSON, Plumbers, Brass Founders, and Coppersmiths, uext door to the Tabernacle, No. 81s Broadway, New Yok, rom loug practival experieae in busigess in this and other Works HWS 11-have cruhoence rH Cities possessing Water thus assuring the puvlic, that all o ders eLtrusted to them Wil be promptly executed, with a View to permat A Wo.kincutike style, aud of the Dest mate! ‘heir charges Wi always be as ini ate an be reasona- bly atlured by any ecmpetent and respeccadle coacern. Water pipes of ever the Croton Water. apmoved description, tor introducing ‘ateut iead pipes, cast irom, composition Brass cocks aud water closets, ol then OWL fe. Hydra sts of Carina ced cedar,bausing. bs, bath Vtleis Of Luc best Patlsdelphie plau, aud Olher articles 1 the foreg ux 0 018 Lar so SEGAKS—SEGAKS. " following chive Segars are always ou haud at HEN- T MIQUEDS'S HAVANA AND PRINCIVE SRGAK SLUAE, wholesale aud retail, Ossemewt of Wiliam Migudas, 10 halt aud yuarter boxes Do. "Nu. , halt aud quarter boxes Nortegas, 1u quarter aud eighin do Para Kegilos, tu quarter do Regalias, of & superior quality, in 4, $y and 1-10th boxes Congresas, 1u quarter boxes ‘Trapu do do LaNorma, do do nza, do do jos, 14 cartons of 20 each us Kegalias, 1a cartons of 40 each ela, 14 quarter boxes potted, In quarter boxes do.“ of superior quality 0 do of the Rendon, Uruz and Sans, all ent. to deb. Primaveras, in quarter boxes Alranzas do Constautias, do Bustamentas, do bsunero eyalias, do Imperial do, inquarier oxes, a superior article. att els and gruoeis plied ou reasouabe terms. z an NEW STORE. OUTHOUY & NeVi KS respectfully inv and tne pablic generally, to coll at $41 Broad: Mune their assuruneut of AMD, CANVELABRA, GIRANDOL FS, &e. Silver, Plated and Bruanna Ware, Lable Cutlery, and House-Furnishing Goods, of every description, wich they have just upeued, and now of- ter on sale at prt es that eaunot tail to their frends y, aud exa- euabied to offer thei in great vatecy Of 5 able tur churches, hotels, stores, dwellin packets. “Lhese last area new aud si0st Wor hy the attention of owners aud shipasasters, Atentiou ts particularly tuvited to the So1ar Lamp, so justly coled.uted tor i superior bulliaucy and ec.uumy. Anis Lamp, as tested by accurate exyert.cuts, affords twice the fight of an Astra., While st burus ior au equal number of hoars athall the exyen.e. COU LHUUY & NEVERS will keep constantly on hand A complete assortment of the arucies avore euumeraied, aud hope by there the tastes aud wishes of the PWN, LO Mert a favorable shore ot Lue palrouage Wiieh uw wed 1or tives estab WV ORDS—A- Walkin, bent No’ See ANOT street, sets nuitacion incorrupubie tect ou Tools, Which vaunoc be distiguished irom the nacural. Luser(s the saume quality of pe wie Of atmusphenc pressure, trom ou Ly lug detection, aud ausweriug the purposes of the watural orgaus. Billing wing decayed leetn Whether Lhe werve be exposed or not. ‘Tue coutnacne cured. Extractiug without distractiug the patient. “Lhese anu ail operatious per ming to the Deutal Dumgevn, pertormed at 29 per ceut less thau the usual Charges. 02 Laer CORSETS—CORSETS. UST RECEIVED, at the New York CORSET WARE HOUDE, No, 413% rearl street, a large assorument of _ FRENCH AND ENGLISH CORSETS, which wil be sold at greatly reduced prices, Wholesale and Retail. N B.—Dealers in Corsets are invied to call, as the whole stock 1s newly umpyried. 44334 Pearl street, New York. o 0um*m NO 45 MAIDEN LANE. ISHMENT.—Perfumery, Cosmetics and » ‘The following comprises a part of the varie- facture of Alexander Ramsay, successor te N. — Feantion ve ted x ie justly c ted sapor metic compound for shaving, toilet sa 1g, aracle, well DEN STRY. ISHES TO BE KNOWN BY HIS WORK, al ad . Ke», milk of roses,’ vegetable jor cle.ring the complexion, totlet or nursery the purest article made, vegetable rouge, liqui cold cream, otto of rose lip salve, ‘otto of roses i curling fluid, bear’s oil, macassar oil, and the celebrated kephl for the growth of the hair, hair dyes, Preston salts, court plaster, indelible ink, blacx and blae writing inks, calcined charcoal, powder boxes, erasure powder for extracting grease grease , aromatic vinegar, For sale at the manafactory and warehouse of LEXANDER RAMSAY, Successor to N. Smith Prentiss, No. 45 Maiden lane, 822 Im*r ign of the Golden Rose. EX ONOMY AND RETRENCHMENT.— Cheapest {ash Tailoring Establishment in the city at RUSSELL, PATRICK & CO.’S 3% Pearl street. Frock and Dress Coats made to order, at from $11 (0 $16; Beaver Overvoats, in fist rate style, $10 to $14; and every other article of clothing eq chea;. Gentlemen findiag their ow, cloth can have their clothes made uy, and fit warranted, at the following grtces (every article warranted): Dress and Frock Coats imade aud trimmed, from $4 50 to $7 an! * * to 2 1@to 2 val and Military outfie cheap, and promptly exe- o16 Im! ee RANITE=The Staten [and Granite Quan 7 in fall operon, will supply Grauite of ‘any dim either cat or ror Building stones either for block o work, ashler, sills, and ind platforms, will be d livered at shortest notice, Kentledge for ships, and shingle ballast or smaller ston will be delivered on board any vessel in Naw York harbor at t lowest sates, Vessels can Jond with great dispatch at the wharf on Staten Island, where 14 feet depth of water ishad. ‘The railroad being in goed order, the cars are Inden and brought abreast of the shipping. | No danger from ice during the winter months. ‘or further information apply to Asth Ga ee et the Granite Wharf, Staten Is end, orto the Office of the Company, 100 Pive st,cor of South,ap stairs 028 S8_E, GLOVER, President. LASS CUTTING ESTABLISHMENT .—J. 8 1 1 GMS cutter, 8 yon band gan jo. 29 Gold street, constantly on hand and of for to supply all’ dealers and orners, ‘at the lowest prices in this city, and warranted the best of any other manufactor} beautiful hall lamps of . ry size, astral lamps jes, de canters, tumblers,champaign, wine glases,dishes, goblets, bowls, ceteries, glass,dc. Se. Conds sent to any part by any quantity free of packages and cartage, to pattern. Retail store No, 39 John street, ear 3 10 im*r DAILY, EXPRESS LINES FOR ALBANY, UTICA, BUFFALO, CHICAGO AND CANADA. be ed for the last twelve months run aflalo Express, in’ connection witn York and Alaa! y . have recently xpress Line from Buffalo to Albany, throug on their own account, will receive and’ forward Bank Notes, Parcels, it Goods, to and from the fol- cepted.) 8, rane and Cases lowing places, vir, =~ Albany, ki ties, , Auburn, Ithica, neva, anandlaigan, Rochester, Lockport, Buffalo, Cleve: land, Detroit, Chicago, and the intermediate places, ‘Also, Oswego, Sacketts Harbor, Kingston and Toronto, ‘il promptly attend to the collection and payments of bills, gone, Ga conte neces ah TR Ee duce by sample, and sach other transcient business as may be entrusted to thelr eare. it Express will be accompanied by a competent messen- cer, together with responsible agents. fo the princiyal towns pon the route.” Merchants and others may be assured that re- tims will be tm thie manner recetved move speedity chan iu any other possible way. N: Brmépecsal Wixoresses rime to eny part of the country at short notiee, and upon reasonable terma, pit POMEROY & CO, No.2 Wall street E. W. HAND, EXCHANGE BROKER 121m*r No.2 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS. JOUN M DAVIES & JONES joform their trends and customers (Eat they have received their winter fashions tor Caps—a vanety of new stvles for youth andchiidren. The Crac vienne Turban now so much worn, is manufactured by them, Alsc new style of travelling cap, very convenvent for gentlemen travelling 022 |in* e" 106 WILLIAM 8T. RAFFLE, RAFFLE. NTLEMEN'S CLOAKS LED for positively on the first of Novem- jenpid blue cloth gentlemen's Spanish pes, handsomely made wy with a ¥el- 1 with silks, and complete in every other resye $250 each, Al the raffle will ositively take place ou the above pamedeve, Tiekets must paid for, whe herone or more, when the numbers are taken. ckets we already sold, gentlemen wishin ‘ chance would do ‘well to apply early—as such a chance set: dom offers—the and lowest numbers are each. For further jieulars. come way, i 05 tNovier ray, where the ly at No. 1 Marray street, jones are'to be seen. —————————— ERUPTIONS CURED AND THE COM- PLEXION CLEARED MIRACLE TU CURE EKUPTIONS OF TRE SKIN—Salt rheuin, freckles, scurvy, punples, erisipelas, bloten nOrphe Wan, lever, spots, Dites Of Lusecks, Musyuecoes, ge the color of dark, sunburnt, yellow, or discolor Italiau Chemical Soap is xeally the Wouder of the Welt might ‘i Society of Parts call ita blessing audits iuventor, M. Bespriac, a It is cyring tuousauds all over the States and British pos fe lyeradicates cvery craption or disugureme bod), neck or arms a fee to recommend it to ali. Among Ure many who 1 cred by (his, are the tollu wing luuguly respectal J, (you are nouhed tai’s myeuuon,) “Palmer J n of the Amencan Magle, 82 Chathaun st, New York, price 99 coats, Mus i Baker, i100K- typ, Agent—139 Wultou st, Brooklyn, § Bate st, Boston. &7 Dock st, Philadelpinia, oie mer ; _ COUGH Li ETERS’ COUGH LOZ*NGES are now rapidly super seding all ocier preparations tor the relic? of coughs,colds, asthma, Whooping congh, tightness of the chest, breuchitisand similar'pulinouary aitee. ous. CUNSUMP LION CANNOT BE CURED! Those who say it can are impostors aud quacks, Sull it may be prevented 0: Its progress stayed, by using Ur. Peters’ Cougn Lozenges. Begin in season. Do wot negiect a slight cougn waull cuusuup~ tion has commenced its ravages. A delay of afew days often proves fatal. Price 24 ceuts per box. Peters’ Cough Lozenges have performed some o* the most remarkable cures on record. Que tral ot them 1s more saus- factory than a colus THE GREA PETERS’ MEDICA LED LOZENGES are the most va- Juable discovery of the 19 nceutury. ‘Kney are entirely plene Sant to the taste, and more etheient than auy Ocher medicine, These Lozenges are tue result of long coutiuued aud pavent investigation aud experment, conducted in coucert by some of the mnvatuisunguisied physicians 1 the Union, who, believi that some of the best kuoWu remedies might be palatable form, have direcved their laburs to that have produced’ preparations in the pupular tor. of Lozenges for early every disenys incideutto the human system. LO PAXEN1'S we say, vo not be without these Lozenges atany time—altend to Uhese suggestions as you Value the lives of your cluldren, ‘ ETERS’ PILLS. TO THE WHOLE WORLD! It isadmitted by all who have used them, (and who has not) that Dr, Peters’ Vegetable Pills are the most uurivsiled medsciue ever discovered by the ingenuity of nau. They are a sovereign cure tor the tollowing co »plaints—Yeilow aud billious fevers, tever and ague, dyspep- croup, Ii maplaint, sick headache, Jaundice, ‘aschina, dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement of the spleen, piles, colic, fe= male cbstructions, Hleartbun é, Hallsea, distension of the stomach aud bowels, asa, tHatuleucy, ha- omplex- ull they if peut di bitual cosuveness, loss of uppetite, blotched or ion, and all cases uf vorpos of Mae bowels, Where a catharuc or an apenent is ueeded. ‘They are exceediogly mi'd in their operation, producing nei- tg bur debility. 1th. Of Woodstock, Vi ter Pil tau L can make.” He 1 says—" They are a bet and Wey pertu remarkaole Cures that they are preterred to every other medi cine. Mrs. E. Ward, of New York, was troubled with dysvepsia aud iver complaint for 15 years. By using hese Pills a short ding she was completely cured. ass Clark Was aitliced witn irregularities and obstruction, Attended with most distressing symptoms. She was cured by using Dr. reters’ Puls. Hon, E. D. Davis was afflicted with rheumatism, unable to dress himsei!. ‘Three boxes of severs? PL Cured hin. Bat why multiply testumonials ? ters’ Vegetable Pill, aud we will guaran will use taem in preference to all others, WOKM LOZENG Dr. Peters’ Worm Lozeuges are ue surest destroyer ever discovered. Hasestumased that iu the United States ry i We say toall, try Dr. Pe phat alterwards you if ‘and safest Worm au EN Dik YEARLY from the effect of Worins alone. ‘his vast mortality can be almost entirely prevented by the use ot Peters’ celevrated Lo- aenges. ‘Thousands and teus of thousauds ine away aud die without suspecung the real disease. ‘I'he following area lew of the sympioms; Headache, pale lips, Hushed cheexs, disturb- ed dieams, leverishuess, thurst, bad taste in the mouth, offeu- sive Dreath, itching of the nosifils, pain in the stomaci, uausea, uuunatural appetite, swelled stomach or Limbs, sense Of seme- Ung rising tn the Chest, &c, : : U7 Mes. Cau srine Anu Briggs, Cherry st. Philade Iphia has alittle daughter who had beeu tua’ dectiue for several years.— Acumes shy would eat voraciously and sometimes eat nothing at ali; and she was ast Wasting away; her syuipvoms were so Wausual and contradictory that the doctors kuew wot what to do, but dy what they would, she coustautly grew worse, and reluctantly they declared she must die. At the request of a friend, the mother at we procured a box of Peters’ Worm Lotenges, ‘Tne first d ised all that worms were te cause of ail the chid’s sutferiugs, aud two boxes elfected a per- fect cttre, G Mr. J. W. Carpenter, merchant, Roosevelt st. N. Y., says Dr. Peters’ Worm Lozenges possesses more meric than the doctor claims for them. He has used. them in his family wich success when every other medicine tailed, Wherever they have been used chey are preferred to all other remedies. Ju fact Dr. Veters and ius distinguished associates, possessing many receipts of great value, selected from euch the most Valuable parts, and they confidently say those lozeu- es cannot be improved. satay. CORDIAL LOZENGES Peters’ Cordial Lozenges are a specitic for the relief of nervous or ick headache, lowness of spirits or melaueholy, lan guor and debi ing, tremors, sas of the stomach hysterical aifecuion, drowsine , ud palpitation of the heart. From ‘ot headache, they are called by inany the Headache Lo- $’ VEGETABLE SHILLING STRENGTHEN- ING PLADT ER. ‘This is yowonly the cheapest, vut tie best, meatest, and most comfortable plaster in existence. Peters’ Shilling Plaster 1s an easy and most effective remedy for pain in the breast, side, or stomach—Weakness or pain in the chest, lots, or back—stffuess of the ueck—aflections of the lunbs'of jouts, whether produced by riematism of other ean- se»—habitual pain of the head or scomach—pile 1, colds, coughs, plaints, Weakness of the splue—predisposition tu break ies aud pumples, listlessness of the trame, and fur gene itation, Let any pers n afflicted as above try one of Peters’ Shilling Plasters, aud we Will Fenture to say that he could not be pre= vatied on to discard it agnia, for ten, or most probably for a hun- dred dollars. Price 12 1-2 cents. ,either from previous disease or too tree liv f the nerves, irritability o} tug Peineipal Offices, 123 Fulton street, corner of Nass Broadway and 9 North Sixth street, Pnilad EMITTANCES TO IRELAND, seriber coutinies to transmit mouey in sons residing ia any part of Ireland, inthe same manne? he, aud his predecesso. in busines-, have done for the last thirty’ yeats, and more: also, to any part of England, or Scotland. Money semucted by letter (post, paid) to the subscriber, or personally deposited with him, with the name of the persons in Ireland, England, or Scotland, to whom it Sent, and nearest post town, will be immediately tra id accordingly, and a receipt to that effect gi warded to tne sender. s%im*r GEORGE McBRIDE, Jr., TERRAPIN LUNCH. UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM I THOUSANDS have been for the * fitful they “feed of Kaickerbock- er memory, “th e Terrapin ; also the pro prietor, one of the finest little fellows in Christendom, y’clept rr. Now, then, smack your lips ye cormorants in the Tartle Soup and steak line, the mantle of ‘Saorty,’ has fallen upon Joho, tv perfection, in good eating and drinking may ain guarinteed at the Ter A single Jook ints the old ce Box,” will appease the hunger of him with the short varse, aud a taste of the genuine at half the old prices will tuckte' the palate of the veriest anchorite, ¥ ine Grew Turtle served up this day, and every day during oth the season. Bai im*m NEW STOV Sai PATENT REVERBERATOR. becribers Offer this day ts the public, the office and of this new d or small, wo most efficient ears, aud has the ap 0 take the I all others. readiness in the course af a few d ean, prinieiyle of the stove, canbe seen fully developed in exhihited. SHE°ARD & CO. Nott’s Stove Warehouse, No 242 Water street. N.B.—A splendid assortment of Not’s Radiator Stove, the only stove in the market table for warming dweilings, churches, hotels, public buildings, &c, A two story house can Ve warmed with’ three tons of coal, less than one grate will consnme. hd Drums for parlors and halls, in style and variety unequalled inthe city. Also the best wood cook stove ever offered. 22 Im ec StOVES—STOVES. BACK®S’ PATENT RAREFIER, OR FRUGAL HOBSEWARMER, HE Proprietor, in offering this valuable stove to the publie, would briefly state some of the advantages of heir imp: ment, which coasist chiefly in the following particulars, vi 1—To obvi im- _5—To be capable of onre avd n ing a mild or an intense hi burnins of anthracite coal 6—Toavoid alli 2—To generate and diffuse from dust. : a warm and wholesome at- — 7—To preserve the air of the mosphere in places expored to apartment pare and whole- damp and cold. some. 1am 3+To sesson the riskofneci- #—And to unite with all an elegant and durable article of 4 nt by fire. ; those excellent qual ‘To be quickly kindled y cd. jamivire, anceastly managed. This Store ws constructed of the best quality of Russia sheet isor, Upon the cylindrical plan=-the furnace or fire-chamber oce ipying a partof the centre cvlinder, to which is attached au ‘atm: <pheric RareGer upon each side, of a tabular form, and lined throughout. The heat, that is created in the chamber of the two rarefiers (or radiators as to the base at the bettom, anda current of air ng through dhe tabes, which are left open at , carries @ great amount of rarefied or warm air inte the apartment, " ‘The purity and softness of the air in a room heared by this stove are peentiar and remarkable, the heat being diffused from Agreat extem of surface moderatcly heated. ‘The heated air, On entering the wings or sides of the stove,descends and spreads over the entire. surface of the base at che bottoin, keeping the colder portion of the air next the floor in constant circulation— in the meantime preserving it entirely from contamination, pacer | th perfectly ba ge on a ia apart ments of invalids, sleeping rooms, he. Manafacrared by erik E. BACKUS, 4 Bowery, N.Y N. B. A new article of air tight stoves, with rarilie the new kitchen companion cook stove, warranted exalt Im in-use in this city. Ei m WILHELMS, No. i Browdway offers Tr sale hos ew retail imported stock of goods, whole f wed pieces of vari- ed, Wool, stitching and knitting silk, beads, Ul Embroidene , commenced and fi patterns, &é, ii sinnil and lace wares, all sorte of silk and worsted s, borders, trimmings, tassels, fringes, and every article in Ne, done in the mort fashionable taste, The most copious an | splendid choice of artificial Nowers, in the neatest work and newest taste, bouquets, diadems, Articles of cast irom of the most various deseript manufyetored in the Rova{ Iron Kourdary at Berlin 4.—-Exquisite ant weat figures in bronze. 6 A heantifal assortment of superfine basket wares. ho 7—A considerable and el gant choice of pressed and painted paper, sheets of letrer paper, visit ny cards, wafers, &e, ‘Au elewant and great store of the finest porce /ain, 9.—A splendid assorument of the finest dressing artic! and perfusars. a 0% La ‘ ONE PRICE ¢ T #4 Chatham street, following low prices:=I JaSH STOR. ¢ will be , und clothing at the Jeaver and pilot clorh coats, from 5 10 S15, satinete. pants from $1.50 to $5; double and single £1 aes throm Of soto G20n" ‘The west exe of Ohethens n—No vas immer HENRY COGBWELL, REVOLUTIONARY RELICS, Beina Tae Private anp Conrrpenrial Lerrens WRITTEN TO GOVERNOR OLINTON, BY ALL THE DIS TINGUISHED HEROKS AND STATESMEN OF THE AME- RICAN LLBVOLUTION-AND NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME PUBLISHED %0 THE WORLD, BY THE CONSENT OF Cou, Berkman, or LonG ISLAND, THE GRANDSON oF GOVERNOR OLINTON. Tue Workinemen av Fisaxin. vo Con. Hay. They agree to work for $12 per day and agi of Rum—the rapid depreciation of the Continental Money—Condition of the Workingmen al th.s post. Fisuxant, Nov. 3, 1779. Sin s— ‘Tae men employed by the day, are come to this propo sal, aud agreed Ww Work at 12 duliars per day aud 4 gus of Pum peruay, aud Wo receive their two miguths Wages at the term of Wea days to provide necessaries lor their sau. lies, aud Wie Wages to raise 14 propurtiva to those Hecessa- ries of lite, beet, Hour aid pork, aud Laci Wages Wo be paid monthly. Lhe money depreciates so Last thut by ihe Uine they receive it, that at 18 uotof half the Value Caat it was when they earnt it, ‘They taink it very hard that arui- cers couug om aiffereut places do receive such great wages, While the mechanicks at this post have always beea kept rower than at other posts; they having the Lie. rest of their Country at heart, desire nO more at this ime than what will reasonably support them, aud they would be very sorry that the iitended operauon of the army snouls be stuped oF hiadied on their accounts. We ceruly tue above by desire of a the Day Men at this post. JOHN PAKSELL, ABKAHAM LAKZELEE, Col, Hexay Hay, DQ. M. Con, Hay (ENCLOSING tHE FOREGOING LerrEeR) TO Gov. Uninron. Gov, Clinton's opinion, and at the same time ex- Ais vwn, upon the nature of the demand Jor $i2 ay and grog—Lhe tendency of such combinations— Deprecutes such jars. Fis Kitt, 8th Nov. 1779. Sin :— As Lalready understand you have been applyed to on the subject of the Wages demanded by the atulicers em- ployed ut this post, | un inclined lo hope your bxceilency Will lorgive the trouble | HOW give you Ou Lhe same OCCU sion, Phat their demand is unreasonable as far as it aris from anincunation of beng putt on un equality wish We Ship Carpenters lately Wun ennsy LVaiiu, Heeds Lo rel Wuhion; as they have hired ous upun uu eimergeney, Mud Wiis, Lain pers Wuded, be uo longer detained 44 service aun that emergeucy eaisis; Waal Would (uerelure Wiel Ww have your Baceiueney’s oplion ou 1s, huW Lar ther de: Maud OL Lweive dullars per day is Pedsuuubie Ln propo: A (ue present price of Law Uccetoary ’s of Lule, bed ueet OL CoMMMUCAUNY W Lhe the evil Lebdeney that iui MALUIMLY wise LOM COMbINALOUS BUCH us Ley Have en dwavored lo lori, wud the expevieucy wi COuGKUng ut work lur sume Cera Une ut ihe Wages proltered Luc, both us « duty they owe their cuuuitry, wud Weir own pre Vute characters. You are tov well acquainted with the system of the De- partineut, hot to KuOW (hut neither the Qr. 4, General nor uy selt Can be gainers by keeping ther wages lower than they really ougat to be; a Kuuwiedge of wach Will cer- twiuly convince them we do not intentionally wrong tem. Yourassistance in having this matter settled ina way that will iu iuture prevent such jars, will be auding ano- ter favor to the many already Conterred on the Depart- ment through the vkannello: — Your Exovilencies most Obedient and huimbie se. Vaut, HENRY HAY. GoveRnon Ciinton. Gov. Cninron ro Con. Hay, (in ANSWER ‘TO THE FOREGOING.) Expresses his Opinions upon the Points Desired. Fisaxin., Nov. 8, 179. Dean Su Ihave received your letter of equal date enclosing one from the mechanicks ut thus post fo you. Previous tu tus, some of their privcipals hau apply’ vo me represenung S having been empio: wud brougat irom other States, to Work at this post ut Wages Ve Umes higher than theirs; he prices ui the mat essential necessary of Lie iu this part ot Lhe Country have been raised at ivast OU perct.—which laid them Under the necessity of demanuinge pruporuonate wugmen- tauion of pay—Ahat, us Upon Lue tormer Wages they could but barely support themselves ; the mcrease of pay Which they now demand, being but equal to the wdvanced PHces Of provisions, leaves them exacuy in then former situation. It Unis representation is true which you as ca. pabie of determining as me, their present demaud would uot appear wnreasuuable. It is tiue, that arulice s en ploy ea upoa parucular emergencies will always expect eatraordiuery Wages, but itis equally true that Where so reat discriminauous are Made, Lavy Will aly wys Occasion contusion, create new €: eves, and equally Warrant pretensions ior raising prices, as Well as paying. ‘Lhe (euth of this observauiun ss 1uidy illusiruted 14 tue present dnstauce. How tur it inay be proper wo couply with Uicic present demands Lcanuot take upon inyset pointedly to determine—but it may be Leasouadly suyposeu,Uuat ULders thur pay is suilicient to afford a comfortable support to them and their familys, the public Wii derive but litde benetit from their services—neiher can it be expected that my influence would bu poweiiul enouga to induce them to contimue. Con. Hay To Gov. Crinron. Situation of the Army with respect to Forage—Dtsmal con- quences—Influenve of Gov. C. desired. Poucuxeersi«, 10 Decr. 1780. Sin :— 1 now do myself the Honour to wait on your Excellency on purpose to lay belore you our present situauon with res) ct to Forage, aud tue dismali consequences that must arise to the public, if we do not through your means obcain aturther supply. You wilisee by General Heath's letter the dependauce putt upon your influence, and have not a doubt of your exercising it to the utmost in extricat= ing us trom our present impending danger, Any method you propose shail be strictly aduered to, and faithiully executed as fi jies in the power of, Your Excellencies mow respecttully obed’t Jand very humble servant HENRY HAY GoveRnor CLinton Gov. Cuinron to Cou. Hay—(iN ANSWER TO THE FOKEGOING.) Giving his views respecting the difficulties labored under for want of a proper supply of Forage—The Deprecia- tion of the Money—Duties uf Congress, Fc. Fe. Poxrersie, Dec. 10, 1779. Str— Ihave this moment received your letter of equal date, respecting the ditficulties you labor under for a want of a proper supply of forage for the army ,and cove py of Gen. Heath’s letter of the 9h to you on the same sub- ject. I should be happy ifby any interposition oi mine you ‘might be relieved from your present embarrassment, but from your own as well as Gen. Heath’s letter it appears that the cause of it arises from the wantof cash in your department, to make the necessary purchases. I know of no effectual way of serving you but by my advanceof ual to the present issue. ‘This is not in my power When we consider the continued rapid de- ion of our paper money, which does not bear any xed standard of value for more than one day together, it is not to be wondered at, that the farmer refuses to part with his forage at a price to be sow fixed and to be paid at afuture day, asin all prohability he will on the day of payment not receive more than one fourth of the value, tho he is paid the full nominal sum agreed upon. Itis to this that your present difficulties is to be attribu- ted, and not to any reluctance on the farmers to supply the army without ready cash ; or 1 am persuaded you do not Want credit in your departments. You will readily rceive therefore ihat an attempt to excuse any influence may be possessed of in the present case, woud be but to amend without readting the public any real advantage, for it canno@be supposed that the farmers, from any per- sonal consiteretion, woud submit to the payment of so heavy and partial a tax asthat which woud arise from the depreciation of the money from the time of purchase of the articles he may furnish you with, till the time of payment. ; Icannot doubt but you will be able to procure forageon ff in agreeing on the price with the farmer, you engage to allow him for the depreciation of the money till payment, and this seems but reasonable, but as it may be attended With difficulties and bad consequences, that I do not forsee, | will not venture to advise the measure, though it appears to me, without Mr. Brady could ad- vance, to be the only method you can fall upon to pre vent the enhancing of prices. ‘In short, if Congress ex- pects the army to be kep together, they must speedily lurnish money to the different departments, to supply them with provisions and other necessaries. Without this all other expedients will fail, and the worst of conse- quences is to be dreaded, Tam, &e., GEO. CLINTON, Col. Hay. Mr. E. L’Hommepiey to Gov. Crinton. Admission of Vermont into the Union—The Propositions of Vermont—Resolutions Thereupon—Expectation of the Prench Squadron on the Coast—The new Continental State Money Appreciates, Pattapetema, August 21, 1781. Dean Sin— Since writing to you by the last Post, Ira Allen, Fay and Wootward, from Vermont, have arrived here, and sent into Congress their Commission Delegates irom the State of Vermont, (a8 they term it;) aod also theit powers to treat on terms of admission into the Federal Union. The Committee who were appointed in pursuance of the reso- lution of the 7th of this instant, (a copy of which we had the Henour of transmitting to your Excellency ,) were in. structed to confer with them on the subject of their Com. mission, and toreportthereon. A Conference ensued, and the Committee reported that the Agents from Vermont made their proposals in writing, which were ; that as they had no authority to relinquish any part of their present Jurisdiction, they requested to be admitted into the Union, and the Independence of Vermont acknowledged ; after which they would settle any dispute with New York or New Hampehire, according to the articles of Confedera tion. Some Gentlemen (i | may #0 call them) would ly gladly accepted of their proposals. After a considerable time Spent in Debate, the inclosed resolution was agreed to; but that there will be # sufficient firmness to adhere to the same, I should much doubt, were it not for New Hamp. shire ytd similer circumstances with Lys v6 York, to Vermont's jurisdiction. So engaged are Eastern States, and y ethers, to favor this claim of Independence, that all other business give way to that, which isthe reason that the Dispute between the Quarter Master General and Clo. Hay, altho’ it has been the order of the day for a considerable time, is not yet de- cided. [rust it will be determined a# soon as Mr. Allen aud Lis associates are gone out oftown, which | hope will be today. ‘The expectation of the sudden arrival of the French Squadron, irom the West Indies, on our Coast, the various Conjectures of the particular place of their d pation, and the probable Events which may take place consequence thereot, hos engrossed @ great part of Conversation vi ali companies for two days past. The New Continental State Mouey has sppreene here irom the Exchange of five tor one to two and @ half ferone, and esterday it Was said it would pass to-day at two for one. have not omitted writing to you every week since I bi been here, but fear sometning has prevented your receiv~ ing my letters, as | have not nad the Pleasure of receiving a single line trom your Excellency. lam, Sir, with the greatest respect and esteem, Your Excellencies mst ob'd serv’t, Zz L’HOMMEDIEU. His Excellency Governor Cutwron. P. 8.—The resolution referred to, you will have in am official letter. Cox. Hay ro Goy. Ciinton. Requests @ general impress warrant for teama, 4c. (whdeh was granted for thirty days.) ‘4 Fisnxivi. 6th Deo, 1779. ‘The very critical situation in which we are in at present respecting a supply of flour forthe army, makes me to re- quest your Excellency willbe pleased wo grant me a general impress warrait, for such Ume as you judge ne Cessary, by which Icaa obtain the aid of the country oo casionaily in @ more concise way than the Jaw directs. Thave the houor to be, with the utmost respect, Your Excelleucy’s Most obedient and Very humble servant, HENRY Hay. To Gov. Ciintos, Berlin, [Correspondence of the Herald.) Berwin, Aug. 10, 1842. Industrial Movements in Prussia—The King—Libe ral Opinions. James,Gorvon Bennerr, ts@.— Sins in reference to my communication of June 16th, which was lorwarded by the packet Washington, from Hamburgh, | now continue my report of po hiucal and domestic concerns of this quarter ot the world. ‘There has been a stirring time in this city, occa sloned by the great annual wool fair, which gene rally lasts three days, and attracts purchasers trom England, France, Belgium and al! part jermany The quantity of wool brough: keeps in creasing every year, ar lounts to about 30,000 cwt, It consisis smbs’ wool ot ve qualities, the price f wi vary from $ 0 per ew these wool fairs take place in u ciues of Germany during the months of June July, and form one ot the principal features in country. The breed a the commercial aspect of t! of sheep has been rey roved for a number ol years by the impor { Spanish merinos, and Crossing Wem with | ee tus has prow duced We fine Saxo v employed in England and the vulacture ol the Hest broad clot er, We de- maud has tallen off conside gland, in con sequence of the large quantitics of wool imported there trom New South Wales. dhe King started on his journey to St. Peters- burgh on the 27 June, and proceeded first to his bacteria provinces. tle made the longest stay at Posen, Ure capital of the dutchy of the ewe name, formerly belonging to Poland, and added to the Prussian domiuious by the ueaty of Vienna. He wasreceived with great rejoicings, illumiations, We. 5 and in order to concitate the Polish nebies, Who suppoil the loreign yoke Wilh imipauence, he distibuied 4 go. diy Quiver of orders among hem, aud aleuded at several bails and 1étes given him by tie inhabitants. Me made himseil particularly popular by conierring the order of me Ked Kagie on Count Czatuetzki, the Nestor of the Polich uobi- luty, a Veleran of ninety, Who was formerly one of the pringipal officers of the Court of 5 anisias Au- gustus. At Danizic, a Russian Government sieamer Wes walling Loreceive We King, in company with the steam Ingate Kamschateka ; the later was an object OF MUCH CUFiesily a a specunen of Lhe height to which the art of ship building has attained in Ame- rica. You will recoliect hat ine Kamschatska was buutlast year ai Brooksyn, by Amencau shipwrghis aud euginecrs, al lhe expense of the Emperor of vussia, ‘he King embarked on the 29th June, and wi landed at Weterhot (near St. Petersburgh) on the Ist July, atier a rough passage, during wuich His Majesty and his whole suite suflered exceedingly trom sea-sickness. 11 appears the Ocean 16 as great a democrat as it was in the ume of Canute, and cares neithertor king or kessar, % ‘The heir apparent of Prussia had arrived at St. Petersburgh beiore the King, as well as several of the Emperor's relatives with their suites, and Am- bassadors€Xtraordinary trom the principal courts of Europe, and the festival of the “ Silver Wedding” was celebrated with great splendor. Marches and manceavres of the troops, and evolutions of the fleet, tormed the principal part of the spectacle ; but owing to the habitual reserve of the Russian news- papers, very few particulars have transpired. It was currently reported that the C..r intended abdica- ting the throne in favor of eldest son, the Grand Duke Alexander, in consequence of the opposition he met with among the Russian nobility to his plans for emancipating the serfs; and the anniversary of his wedding was fixed as the epoch of this import- ant event—but it has passed without any thing of the kind occurring. : On the Lith ult., the King took his departure from St. Petersburgh on board of the same steamez, and landed at Memel on the 18th. From thence he pro- ceeded to Silesia, where he was — by the ueen. (who had been ona visit to her sister, the ueen of Saxony, at Dresden,) and they, both re- turned to this city on the 5th inst. They have now taken up their residence at their palace of Sanesouci, at Potsdam, (about 18 miles from here) and will leave again ina few weeks for the Rhine, where a grand review is to take ate early in September, the splendor of which will be unprecedented in the annals of this military monarchy. ‘The accounts of the untimely death of the Duke of Orleans, ceated a great sensation here in all classes of society. It is looked upon as an event of immense importance for the peace of Europe. Louis Phi- lippe, with all his abilities, is scarcely able to re- strain the warlike propensities of the French nation; his life cannot be protracted for many years, and a weak government, during a long minority, will probably give rise to a new series of troubles and revolutions. The legitimists look upon this event as a judgment, buttre majority of the people cannot avoid lamenting the fate of a young prince, who is swallowed up by the earth, as it were, in the very tide of health and vigor, which promised him « long career ot uninterrupted prosperity. f ‘The march ot intellect is progressing in this coun- try, although its strides are ty. no méans so rapid as on your side of the Atlantic “The censorship of the press has been relaxed by the present King. and in consequence of the greater latitude allowed in the discussion of municipal affairs,the newspapers teem with proposals for improvements in every branch of administration. The corporation of this city con- sists of Burgomasters, councillors deputies, elected by ballot, by the Burghers of the different wards or districts. Their deliberations took place hitherto with closed doors, and the public was_not informed of their results, unless it was thought fit to publish them. Butat a late election a voter brought forward a motion requiring pablcy to be given in future to all h transactions. The president or commissary who receives the votes thought this too important a matter to be decided on immediately, and referred it to the higher authorities (the Minis- ter of the interion)- Tt will now depend upon them or rather upon the King’s fiat, whether the petition will be granted. ' Man le think the present Sovereign too lib- eral, and tale of “heading” him. Among other eration 18 contemplated in the s of this be tiinrs ee Ll ivi iminal, is administered entirely a tticn io Pasenee somewhat analogous to that ofthe English Court of Chancery—no viva voce evidence in public court, no public pleadings or trial by jury being admitted in the Russian Code. The proceedings are carried on in writing by the lawyers of both parties, the testirnony of witnesses is taken down privately by a counsellor, sopopnter by Go- sernment, and the report being made by him to the Superior Judge, the latter gives judgment according to his ben o hag pe — Nige aoe ople callsfor the open administrator » bade reform is confidently expected. The Rhenish provinces of this kingdom already enjoy the advan- tages of trial by jury and public administration of changes a great alt judicial proceeding: the law,having been annexed to France during the revolutionary War, -_ Bra. 3 on i by the Code Napoleon. -Tremain sity) yy.