The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1842, Page 1

HE NEW YORK HERALD. Vel. VILI.—Ho. 304 ---Whole He. 3165, SELLING ING OF FAT. WALKER’S.—50 urladien “ie akp NEW Y PACKETS. «<i Frenc! French and satia slippers and bus- Kins, 100 pr fine alt stnched Foote $3 to $3 50 ver pair, 200 pr f'and fine pegged boots, from '$2 to 2 25 and $2 50 per pair, Soret boy’s coarse and fine boot ientie and fadics | Su is bute to ome 530 pair children’s do from 3s to Se per ir, 500 pr a. despazch a ship ¢ te Tn, Thy th misses 2 and buskins, from 4s 19 64.and $1 per 25th ot each ‘comme! Paes and coutina- proof brotm moccasins, dia eubbers ing wotil May, when regular ‘appointed for the re- and fine boots of all sorts and sizes, maiuder of the » ane great Tee from $1 730. to $2, “al waren All the above goods 50 per ct. will be prevented during the summer lowing | the cheapest im the eity. Call and see for yourselves, Canal st, ships wil! commence corner of Broadway, at yt > on P i 24 Im%ee * ‘A 24 im S. WALKERS. mn Jackson, CLINTON CHEAP Boot ana Shoe Stapnet 308 iy Captain Hilliard. Greenwich, corner Spring st, is the only place > im Hu Where can be found boots and shoes ("suit the times," Al I 4 im thore who wear boots andshoes will do well La messes, buskive from 3, 4) 3,6,7 and 8 shi ens’ bo »ts from Te akallhage to oi bee pair; $250 ‘All’ who wisn to save 30 ton Cheap Boot and mhee ADT comer street. ot Im*r Ss’ OTS ad (OE S—Loek' si 1a AN0 SHOES cake latest ber boots and rican and Eu- Orders received ‘by the dozen from places of aac Imes be towed uprand YMNASIUM Sinha eneral fi y wi times be towed up G Soe the Minin Dy eta a reponse | SPARRING SCHOOL, WSTOL GALLERY. ble for jewelry, ny breeloue stones iver or ESSRS. HUDSON & OTTIGNON respectfully inform fe en , vent raked or ers on Mend oe the gentlemen of New York, that their extensive Wages’ ot as, sunens eee pte pa ‘of Broadway and or Sparring, Roker a, pg ae or freight or te the 5 h will be found ii Ti ESAb RHE atom | Rate ep anole cont rade who will Ore thine of this ly eer ont 10 eek “‘Rearring taught on the most approved principles. Gentl sented ab chat cde vib eikate crt mncigly a ae Tete te bisted Cealleas: wil be supslied ttn Pistel sof ly measured. mé a Gentlemen ate tities ig the SELF-COCKING PISTOLS. BLUNT & SYMS, smporters anc Manufacturers, No. 4 Chatham strect, have on se assortment of the Six Barrel S:lf Revolving Self Cocking Pocket Pistols. ment to bring out | These pistols have the advantage over all others of the kind by the impossibility rom the ol all Amenean, bultand ‘commanded by men Tong and favorably kno trade: "The vessels composing dis line sail week- Iyfrom from ‘Liverpool, consequently all unecessary delay 0 par nee i coer monet ftaty; Prize. Muske crest a sod come ‘of the sy aay hee owe a eaek eeapemines donble; extra large tie Soul and "i toate Sari preserenan een ae Bor waar yet Pane aetc oy gy yn rae penn pecs wi many years exte! to es pony nen Fy = pe As has been customary pi Aag Ga line, when the assortment before pure asing el re. 38 %m*r it, money is BAKERY. 40 toe ypaperd street.— he subscriber respectfull: informs his old friends and customers ‘hat he has resume: his old basi of baking, and will be thankful oy ae favors. fed to those from whou' it was received, with A Per steamboat from the various ports of Ireland Having the stand formerly occu 1. W. MIL = to Liverpool, oa be secured. LEDC Ab Lonweused strane, co enlattaned for eco] coba, cad th subscriber having carried On the basiness a number of’ years at "SAMUEL BOMESON, the well known Knickerbocker Bakery, No. 19 William st,, a old mteots Gl Rigi Hin FT Measl st. | favorite resort for yood crackers aud biscai inks he has istses, Liverpool, sight, amount, i (franted on fecrtin c aia Hoty imgent ce te jorthern ro Banking ‘Lo. nd Nation- f tscottand, payabie at their not forgotten how to please the taste of the : ie, JA! 'S TOMPSON. N.B.—Always on hand, fruit cake of all kinds and prices wedding coke of all izes-“pound cage and sponge ‘cake ¢ of all sizes—rusk, tea ‘and bread every afternoon—biscuit and crackers fresh every. morning’ oz) Im*r WATCHES. LOWER THAN EVER.—In consequence of the reduction of duties by the late tariff, the subscriber is selling his stock of Gold oe Bilve Levers, And hor ee respecuve (sane me Cy peat capement Lepine, and of new ES. ae pase Jewelry, at retail, considerable re tion way m former prices, being much ir can be bénght Kitrey Por et any otter plete in’ the etipy Gold Warches as fewer 38 Gane ot rush v to 25 dollars each. Watches and Jewelry e: -d or bought. Gash Fi ‘All Watches warranted to keep good | ime op the mouey re: ry meri fumed. “Watches and Clocks a epakred in ‘the best manner and scien Long warranted, at mach ie —— aol rices. acl mewrel a importer of ‘atches jewelry, Mitchellstown o12 mem’ Wholesale and Retail, 30 Wallst.cup staiea Monte paNORTHERN BANKING COMPANY, NEW CASH TAILORING Bey fuaeee NO. 93 chUne gS Cha AND ke ae heraelt Clones ~ BERS STREETS. bar eral ENTLEMEN famishrng there gma goods can have them Nation NAL BANK OF COTLAND, gpaneunau. | G made unable French style, cheaper a creel i #0 Andne 7 Lei off remown Lewick a ‘ FA juverness Naira N. B.—Hepairing done in the neatest manner. tle Douglas Yoverary Oban orimem SAMUEL WYANT. penal pcethes Perth. FRENCH ARTIFIGIAL FLOWERS, s mater t for do jum (ries eith Stirling 1isu—BXUNLAROSIERE & COURT, 116 ndee Isom Stonaway successors. poeta & Co. have just received ‘alkirke Kirkaldy Stormness Havre Packets Baltimore and ile de Lyow, a ta forrest of fashionable flowers, of the latest it iy as above. seimer_ | Flowers ta Ducheate D'Uriass, Cor = et OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. No. ie iam surcet is the true sod ouly depotot thee. rae ep: epi nen att | TEASER CONE ROUT, te Ye fey phate anon Tap he signi lpbeetn Tape ea 5 ‘et would aceept of » xood fle h ‘The SOUTH AMERICA’, ene abating = “Address ee oe oo tobe | Me ‘tons, Nev _ ). G. Bail *b Fy ‘he ENGLAND, “yf ee s Ae. 't | LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB- it 7 éxeos Bt. Wait oF ; aus 8 Wiese sober led beau Wall street, Th baerchia ov Proof Goode tes bk Bie | ” nos 5 ofa ares Cashes Lon Fenian, paige ha 19 7] oc Lama, Lama Per Menball re 5] 7 | sian and Hl se The NORTH AMERICA, (Aug 1 RY India Rubber mit Ca oe poe tee | eee 1 ite rRTainon The NEW YORK, Au 8 5 {| FENCING SALOON & SHOOTING GALLERY. Cropper. April 19 ane 7) Kee tte ereny te The CAMB! . Set I {1 | Fencing, structions j 1m the use of the c May if mane 19 pot coed: aid Purkish ra Hanting” knife. s masket , f fyery species ‘The COLUMBUS, Sem 19 Nov 3 | “Gentlemen, lovers of this arte military oficers of the army, 700 ‘GA. Cole. v9 uly . 7 pays afte shall ig haea invited to eo Coy aad an exhi- Paneraaity a een of sailing, will be observed as | ™'A’spacions double Bioung alee Galley ‘Hhuninated mm the Hundred Dollars, for which ample stores of every i slog be found tng ata Uistance of 210 yards. OTICE T REME, Aina Wome eo Ls Reeve as the proprietor has iss pistols—shoot 3163m°r ds rrovided, ‘with the exception of wines and Which will be furnished by the 30 DHUE & C 2, South ¢. MARSHAL tint y. e24 1yh ING BROTHERS LIVERPOOL REGULAR COM. AES TORN! TiN NE OF. PAC WATER PROOF BOOTS. ehly. Constantly on hand a fall supply of all other kinds ef Boots at a a ICE, - the: mee mena article Rogers’ Metalic Elastic Heel ‘The subscriber in snguncing ments for the year ape his frend i sonrtinents of wae appgare bel ee, atiment sincere vee H ek eee Spree Bes Sees, Ne, fo. M4 thes Yoceived for many years past. i ise Wishes to inte! to for their friends ee in Es Brpland, trl i ‘Beorland atreot, they can be accom on hand a full assortment of his CROTON WATER. NSON, WILCOCK & HANSON, Plamber, Bras No. 308 Broadway, New York. ni (0 ‘ue Tabernacle, ree From tong practi jence in business in this ‘and other fsnd Wales; that they can at era eis cae aa We by, weekly qpportunities from Liverpool, os well as Oy all fies tooo te ative, that all orders cristae cate eil the well known different lines of packet Bis cad moth promptly executed, with a view to permanent satisfaction, ia frome Liverpgol on the lst, st, Yuh ith, oth and 250s ah | epost le, and of the best materials. ioc gion erges will'slways be jerate as can be reasona- has always | and | “yaffored rey any competent and respectable coucern oe 1 every approved description, for introdacing Ee Ro ce Oe A wi ae oa y, the Grote Watess ‘ate mt Jena pes, east iron, composition ne Sa a and tinned pipes. “Brass «closets, of their own tod shout aay of tee whose 2 a Rec ei ieee, reece pearance iter fl . tee mou erticlos tm the faregoing branches of basiness, ‘018 im#r ent shi 3 SEGARS—SEGARS, anche en tom, aod that he xt ont ie E foll Beion siavraiiieeeat for the year 162, | THE CUOue HAVANA, AND PRINCIPE, SEGA Ships Scotland, Rol ‘Ships Alabamian, Lane. oni rholeale an Areal basement 51 William st. jt, Wilton Seog a an halt Sad euarioe piss er Howes Wales, Watts Roepe, are sad evmhth do fred, Cheever.” ecole, Childs of ae in X, 4 and 1-t0th boxes ingersoli. Em in quarter be isle, Allen. w York, Niven. at merson. cyan, Willa, hs. srt, “I No aimpshire Harding. Ee oa certous 3, canon al irginii Batcheldor. a ee 3) Feaitnn eymont, eee ata ‘our wad fee vasenge 1m the different ports of Ireland and Scot go. of superior quality an ‘ngenendad, payable at the Ring sd) Provincial iene 3 Trajan and yas, 4 Chait reepectiv J. & W. Robin venue inch pi eo yh ‘charge, throughout ET ne com g ne st, Waterloo Dock. sand a, of the Rendon, Graz and San, all ent. to deb. Giimoretas, in quarver Alrauzas bye | MURFs: MUF¥S: MUPES ": !—The sudden changes ct the weather rende: beauty and fashion of our city should ereat induce mergers wo are clement seasou. are ne’ nad wenjoy a rr 1 them: seloes witha the coldest weather * fae Mita Gorseeee sf sere & SIMMONDS, 449 Broauway. pS ection of Furs cleaned and repaired at reduced rates Gesenacy BENNETT'S MORMON DISCLOSURES F —The subscribers will publ he course of the eusui week, ' Mormonism Expose: History of Joe Smith ai Lawer Day Saints, by Gen 1.” “These highly interesting and astounding disclosures exhibit in their true eo- lors the profligacy and wickedness of the Mormon leaders, It Bil be tasued in kood style, tn x 12mo. volume of upw ‘ris of pages. Orders 43 D & WHITIN L iG. BRADBUKY, SODEN & Co. 127 Nassan st. 016 Im*r MARTIN’S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT 154 William Street, Corner of ply Street, lis decidedly the pt of scasopabie im the ch There is lways op pape seetecteteah purchased (pe "ens, omen pty ‘make Ait! trum ach general satisfac the ve saving of 9 pet rt menare ceaeeaiaeall and eramine. ‘Those who furnish th" Sn MABE can have thet AND TRIM: aod trimmed 900 to 1100 vs Zim HAE E. MARTIN: REMOVA PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH (MENT, Isremoved from 145 ECONOMY IN ENTLY MEN'S" ‘DRESS. Gannents of a most end Washrouable kind et a saving of ‘60 per cent for cash. HE advertiser dy ms it unnecessary TD — to the hack- neyed system of giv palit of a t of tad Oe patna Seas en he eons teem peesines ne xtensive nage bestowed on him, wil! prove a sun ‘ake oo for ay siegemie clotyenabl age of vena c fabtishenene a he coubdenth chat ms ‘f int Sy com pen, ll be fo wad Tower than, any other how eet up #10 Sin aE 9. 7 ‘Astor House, Breadway FRE N Nou D ER, ST., Princiy al Office, "THANKFUL, foe the pattonogn nrstobone Pertoeeat vee pectfuily mforms the public that he has, for Be, accommo- ation of his customers in the upper part ‘of the ned Two Offices, one situate 7 Bireckea Sr., ewery. for the recepcion Pe delivery of Goods. All kinds of Silk, Cotton «nd Woollen Gouds Mering, and Camel Hic Shawls cleaned in the French ke. AM Kindsof Wearing Atparel and Carpets scoured, rel and Ca actagec ‘sass WAYS oll Maes of stoke SEO wk eat i their original form. Brooklyn Office, 49 Fulton st. Brooklyn. oltIm*r ESTAUKANT FRANCAIS. No. 5 Nassar at ovpaice the Custom House, -J. ARO gE DELAMO TE have the honor to faforar here acquatossbens taal pean geperaliy oe that they have enlarged their Breakfast and Dining have besides arranged convenient rooms for pr parties, aud will pay particular attention tocrders for and Suppers i in private houses, which they ‘will furnish at very moderate prices. ‘They constantly have on hand— randy Preserves ofall kinds. jquors in great variety. Wines of all Oil of Olives refined. Gruyere Cheese, New Chetel Cheese, Fa Liver Pies, ke. ot] im! r TO THE Ala PEURS OF THE ACCG! gienos L. MABTING me ts xoce the public that he hag just published his vided in two Accordion instruction, which is di- first for the Accordions witheut semi- of which and exercises pro — ir can easily have entire es ae oxen the instrasne: SIGNOR MARTINI begs ha to state that he has a large jou of MSS. ot for the Accerdiun, which he intends tw publi tly, and he arranges earament amy sort ot music he should be requirea. The Siguor thauktal to all those who will favor him at his residence, 90 Gina street, where he continues to give his lessons. auly gm*, 6¢RANCIS'S PATEN’ BOAT” has bee d Fie past four y« Pe re ae) by cal stove in; turned of 15 men wo keep x sin, ns stove in by landing on a rock: landiog in a surf, when ali o and passengers from 4 wre: store stove inand plugs out ; bottom bro- ken open 5 leaving a siuking ‘wreck ito of paste with the and stones. force upside down snd resin the elite 40 j donet by her passengens and cee and feet Af from water ie rowed outto sa; pods taking crew sea breaking from end to end ; making way across a coral, reef to a wreek aud bringing off 26 passenge: ry lear the. boas swamped ; throssn from ine deck ‘ecko of a ship end jee and 22 persous ; sides and bows broken through and bottom Move rowed in deep water, &e, and finally blown up by pans Spleens wa then again manned and rvwed as fore, an oe ‘No.7 Wall st, at Alma b Cows Express Office. PHILA KEraTA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISH- brchauge Buiiding, Nos. 8 and 27.—Sidgle Por- traits ae breastpin size to 8 inches in diameter, Fam: iy ssn mm two to 15 persons on one place. Time of sit- oe Constant’: wind in ute! as to he merits of & system which has grown Out of many years of expert r the course here pursued will ge all the ducies of the desk in a mas- ledge of accoua \s such as is of experience. ywalificat riven when deserved. TO ini ea ertains hours of the Say are devoted to the instruction ofa few young gentlemen who desire a thorough preparstuion for business, Raley and for ale’ by the author, ‘Jones's Brinety ples and acti jook keeping,” Svo.. price 12s. e only American work ou ihe subjec. reprinted in England, tis alo edpptes in the first Academic Tustivutions in this city. ARY : SLOAKS, &e.—VICTO- MRAP So ARTICLES, € Vv Mi RINE & CO. from Paris vispectily of city, that v will open ou ‘9th ins betwegn Whee and Waiter streets, a spl Hews, ks, Pelerines, Camai Disesess Bertie, Sha Shawls, Veils, Feathers, i Invest Paria fashion. from Havre. Dress anid Cloak making promptly execated. ns Im®r LECTURE ON PHYSIOLOGY, EVERAL medical gentlemen desirous of atteuding Dr. R Nelsou’s Lectures on Physiology, having intimated to him it three lectures a week would toterfere with their profes sional eng gements, he has consented to limit the number to two a wee to be delivered on Tuesday’s und Saturday's, at oe'ock,’ im the evening, at the New York Lyceum, ‘tl! pry ey over Mr. Lockwood’s Book Store, near Canal street. Price for the whole course $5, for single leeturey, 25 cents. 7 61 QUSE FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.—WOKAM & HAUGHWOUT, 561 Broadway, Manufacturers, Agents foddompblocinel Mersianias bare 108 roasts ‘and are now opening 4 new and splendid assortment of owing arti cles, via == ‘Silvered, Giltand Bronze Ga Chandaliers, 6 to 20 lights. Do lle do 10 le Brackets, oO rackets, Gas Manuel Lights, Bo — Grrauuvies, by Camasedras, hi eo Lamps, Hall J amps and Lanterns, Keading Lunps a new article of Nolar iba a very supenor article. fancy and street Marabouts,. tke., of “Just received per ship Ville de Lyon, eeeess FS esto gaiigrasem apicle of Detecter tor improving the light of atte yi ‘Also, Sau Eble of Piotentlie Browse, colot immovible. ty of Li Chandeliers, f Bo ceeg | ERT Tal aetin ro se Baskets, Castors, Trays Toset | ie Candlesticks, Napkin i Bae ier ta Tabs, bout butter and Fruit’ Knives, Snuifers and ca Urns, Fine euler ‘in setts and dozens; Japanned Tea Trays, in great rari ferns and forms; fine cat glass Bowl Pitchers, "Papier Dishes, Goblets, Decanters, Water Bot” des, 81 Fy eben recectfully toinform their friends, eustomers, andthe pubhi generally hat their arranfementa wish the fa: nefactur ors are such that they can sell all articles in their line at rema»kably low prices; and respectfuliy invite them to cal ‘ace thetr show rooma which alone is sufficient to spn sd save for the trouble 22 ELMS, No. 29 Broadway offers for sale his bew stock uf goods, wholesale «nd retail. roiderie:, commenced and fi ous kinds; worsted, wool, stitehing and canvas, patterus, KC. 2—In siwall and lace wares, all sorts of silk and worsted iminings, tassels, Cringes, and every article in most ‘fashionable taste. 3. us ani splendid choice of artificial flowers, owe the Deatest work andacwesttaste, bouquets, Uiadena’ i wn wag — of the most thin descriptions, ite and neat figur supertine basket w: jerable and el gaut choice o paper, ok sheets of letter paper, visit. and perltnoess 028 1m* re yest te pa DECOR im Camptune and heme at one halt expense provements which, ither off sah sikmalgeeianes name cna Pe eee siete important i iythe public that they can wow obtain & use—will burn without smoke now in sine aeodece a0 Seen a Hight io all diecrions, late few movement. fn Improved an igyoved spina wipes ant neal ae pro’ 8 Lat retail, Uvered to any part ofthe city, from nhs is Faabtished Stand 8 Catherine street. TERRAPIN LUNCH. UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OURMONDE QUI VIVE! | - THOUSANDS ‘of our good cits. lovers of good some weeks past suffering re eae Fy of the far-famed ver,” is now, however, o' agaia may t pe well,” for be it haowy thet the Sebel Adeton of Tentcerboe er.memory, “hangs at the Te; pation: cus ofthe nest litle fellows fn Gifincadots, te J Cart. Now, then, emack your je € cormoraats in Turtle Soup and steak line, the of ‘Sandy, has fallen pon Tohu, tw perfection, ti ‘eopt seaing end a ain at the tertoie, "A tiasle ie into thetal ” will appease the hunger of him with the short uid a taste of the: genuine at half the old prices will oven Faris vevel tp thie dard day during ine Greew le served up this day, biti the season. mm WORTHY ATTENTION, LIGRT! LIGHT ‘—Horn’s patent solid bottom Glass Foun- tain Lamps for Chemical Qil—Krom tne peculiar beauty and elegance of these Lamps, their neat construction and supe- Flor quity, they are destined to supersede all others now in Of smoke and smell, the brillianey of ite flame, is admitted to be unzqualled. N. B.—At less cost than half a cent per tors assure the public that no lamps can be trimmed and kept in order with so little trouble, and with so much «ase and facility, a thae from their manufactory. J. Q. Fay, sole ngent for the Qoprigions at 48 Fulton streel, 3d’ door from the New un office Also, Chemical Oil, Camphine, Globes, Wicks, ke. ke. su erior quality, at the lowest merket prices, wholesale | tail. 329 Im*ee FLUTE AND GUITAR. M®. biniy he ERNST, Professor of the te Piess, Getter, an ina beys to annownc Hie thet he has just published hs new tar, which will be found well w earnei or amateur, from its being well nt and calculated wot guly to please ba ‘i , with several other pleasi r afor the guitar” are to be found at street, There he continues to give en ae su instruments HEAP FASHIQ VABLE TAILORING, at 198 Be trcet.—W here does the mouey come from that su a0 © J alodas Establishments scattered over Can it come f lace bat the pocket ts of thelremstorsent At the above number i is ve! blishment conducted on tne strictest principles of economy and tarments made i a style of elegance and dura warabiliey mpsarpene- hause in the ey, For Brew Coats, of ee ot kegiand’ 4 te 22 wooly ‘ed West of England Cassimere pants * 5ws ais of chine re, aatin, silk. or cloth, % 3 cBeever pi $40 style, for to 4 oor wan Co and tranmed, Two 4 JOHN MOFFAE. nl Imér Imperial yi rior article. wiReetes Mat, FE) “E—Bhe is 4 [eetlong. |. Her cabins ure exten EE oy: waned packet between so1 he West rom Rew York fudia Island—to the C! Cae See TOR dead, "BOL. ed isan object. ‘Bho teen admirable seccbost, tml weold, oo gestions, PYRE | elit, lt botany laa 0) Capital megan ape edndhaeeacallent | Mann uf heya oe) Se enh one Sahel 4 me pages oF wines ce ete Favaiare a rg and |i be oi wi 7 fet wo a dollar fice 0 . . G. BROO} ceaaarh ow or rm SOHNE. wiey vee“ mee & HINCKEN, Agents. CALS FOR NO’ INE OF LIVERPO! -ACKETS.. AGAZINES & PERIODI fg HivEsrogt -y My oe ETO Se ae | any, &¢,; Farm House of the X1X century, with more + Biblical Journal and Christian Family ‘he Rev, H. Rood and D. New ; the Rainbow and Radic * ai = il Gecld‘st whdlcat a ” 7 at wholesale ¥ ee seem ‘il ‘well again at a lower rate than ped AN 3) mber. VAN, " numa ROM grea” pogarines. period: where. agents ese E. B. Cobb, je. 11 Beekman, in Fe "4 Det raf pat Novem’. comer Nass. mp i ane tain Win. Tit Dece ‘me and Commission SCIUS, ‘C-ptain Jo John Collins’ 30 Seomey. ‘oie rom Wa'l stro, hee al ae Lot apwi of 1000 tons, built arricles, and offers nee Ls city i Od You Cal anch improvements £. combine OF city acceptances. He prawengers. Every care henge i $100, Yor which Hi came pearee for h aplestre wl | of in i a sae fe eee ee at eaten Po or owners of the ships will be responsi- ame tty sent by them, unlees Te: 'b tis of lading are signe: “EE COIN EP Sag a io Faa 1: mg epimaise general meen at orders ri pl ao by the packets wil be charged 1296 cents pereinate age: sheet: @ cents nce, and ne ws} Ts 1 cent each. 0} =i ste pr onmee ek TD oa ia KER, CLOVES, ke, Echo mall Paes, Ai Marine, and other re! ‘WM. COLLINS, ims MUSTARD FACTORY —J COGSWELL has removed IME from 114 Alten vo I elt street, seco of store occupied by . Prentiss, coffee aud spice dealer, where he Is prepared to furish the atiete at short notice aud pat ap im any mye ilies supplied with an elegant anticle. Also, country mustard. ORDINARY, DAILY —Few gentlomen in. ae wity are aware they car, Diain a good substautial. Eng'ish Din- ger, farushed with the markets can afford, Beer in- 25 cents. Rinne on able at 2 o'clock. hope wo Break at an ee, ind, vold Cats, ke. CHRISTIANSON, (late Stonealls,) oMimer 29 Ann street. THE GLOBE HOTEL Baths suyplica with Grovon Wi ietor of the Ulobe H vtel aud of the seats at aad coutoodoertnahe seage (fly iuforame hi tie lic generally, that he has had them supplied with Water, as well aa every other department o Of his esta pockets, will the supermie commodation thet ¢ can ence of visiters, these bathe. wilt aa to the most celebrated in an ao baths will be o pen from 7 nigh a the: t polite and prompt attention from dt Fecuda linen, an cverh er a bore to the comfort and conveni- be found, in every respect, part of Europe. sock A. M, until eleven at , eee twenty-fivecents, Katrance on B: New TS: MERCHANTS from the Sou h—A lance qi Fans, butterfly pattern, and of various other descriptions, suited to the New Orleansa dsouthern markews, the deviers being of an elegant and new description,are for sale at 64 Reade street, uear Broadway, New Yor ‘Also, a large aasriment of small sized fancy Chuis:mas aud New Years Gifts, aud suitable for conte nll ae 't ‘0 PERFUMERS snd Soap Manufacturers—A namber of copper piates, engraved with the newest an! most fashiou- able designs ‘or labels of boxes, perfumery rottles,&e. say be Obtained at No. 6 Reade st, ‘wear Broadway, New York. nil die = GROUND COFFEE ‘THOSE wishing to parchase ps fee, would find it to their Where are kept the above a ty in the eity, at prices to suit the tines, ed every day fresh, and sent to an; tes for ctions. rt of this and sity rooklyn, free Jot exieuse. Coffee mG ie WELCIL, tate firm of O12 Im*m Nytich i'Bhenree. fighland Guard will hold their first Y, ce "ci Desist oan | Ke on OxPr, JOSEPH ~~ DAGUERREOTYPE. TO THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. F. A-ARTAULT & CO , 16836 Fulton street, opposite Si Paul’s Church. resp: form their uds and the pablics thas the, hav just received by packetship Aigo, au i- vorto0 Daxuvr-eotype French Plates Anew supply of the best and newest patterns apparatus 100 oances brome grami 100 poands of tri 50 ounces chivide of iodiue And the new bovk containing the latest i improveme Dawuerreatype. ReroRw Roun ST BILLS — Economy and w bemg the order of un +t ber has devermi to sell Buigee at the lowest posnble remunerating Column, Stove, auswering all the purposes, ‘of with half the troubl® and expense, suitable for sitti wae ‘or halls, is worthy the attention of offices, ep "His peor ing Stovesare not sw city. for cheapness wad pan Noa a oem ony peg the requisites for kitchen use, and fa pine ns is au item many persons stoves. He solicits housekeepers and others to give him a call at the office of the Warren Furnace Company, No. 22 Fulton street, fore purchasing elsewhere. nufacture their stoves, by buying Eee sO nf tight, cooking an ¥ ffee Mills, Kettles, Trou Ware, &e., wholesale and retail ? i 016 Im*ec 22 Fulton street, N. Y. se TIS fT IN HAIR. RED FR LADIES’ AND D GENTLEMEN’ *S HAIR. ES Lapmewed differeut designs, — ord bracelets, wateb. flowers, ps, hee. ee. Ladi a reat savii of rons overlook ia selecting purchasers bands. | ‘Tl lor’ Stoves, milemen benny tot deceased friend, . ir fe ae Wi ro my re mie ‘mind can concelve=it ane peake invalaable, form it will be a kee ts baRAy, 46 Broadway, cor of Liberty stiwet, up stairs, N. B vidual resideutin the country or living at an ia- convenient distance fom the ty, can bare all ch overs eyecuted, through ium 0 boat py Lh yang ig By oa Toned, wish's drawn and epocited les) roe} five to twen' of manutacta 1 ouch coment ol im*r MON: INUMENTS, & ROBERT E.LAUNITZ, red it; ee ck Laaunitz) Jenloner “Artificer in Marble, 'S Brosdwar, New ¥. Statues, Monuments, Busts, Fountal ns, Head Suenos, jest American and Italian Marble ted of the ng heen introduced into the city, Mr. il be pleased to ‘omseute all orders for erecting foun- ‘tains for gentlemen mm their gardens, ashe has had many years experience in Italy and this country. The best of city reference ing Now York city mre at tv rf despateh. 827 lm’ ONE PRICE UaSH STORE. At: 84 Chatham street, where will be . und clothin: agtne fiontion: low prices: Beaver and pilot eloth from $150 vo $5; u abl Brea at ron 8130 Sato $250) Phe wea ice of Chat ware , HENRY COG*WELL. Rae CARPET, RAG CARPET AND LisT. cheapest in the city—1300 yards for sale, all nicely ‘mi | anf ee wiih fasteolors, Any person id want ‘of this ar tuele will do well to call and ex fore they purchase, af it will be sold cheap for cash. Cali at 286 Spring street, corner of Greenwich. Also, tabs ard gail, brooms, and all. kinds of farni , fron ‘tiugle — bdo to all parts of the city free of ohare ARTIST IN HATR. FACTURED LADIES" AND SENTLE MEN'S HAIR. ‘OT tess. ‘hes long, in, hundred different de- fu signe iases, Bracelets, ‘fateh guards, Ear-rings, eaten A.C ERTS WIGS AND SCALPS. Still stand pre-eminent above all others. Their peculiar light, id character, their beit od exactly S their elastiety und their supersor ma as well as their style of fnssh and a ine to form such perfect heads of hai Wey must be seen to be fally rei having «piece of hairof «living or deceased (ri a We ae cor of sot, jy126m* 1p Stairs. TOHO!!! RING’S VERBENA CREAM. THIS Celebrated Shaving Compound is now all the rage, well among tonsorian orofessors, as among those who fer te gatnerin their own dium | erops The unprovemen cently made jn its manufactare plzces the Verbena Crea: above competition. ‘The subscriber having purchased the to the public with an elegant new bye ‘uaraniees that for ease in shaving it can be equalle all street broker, the Crean possessing the advaningeat ring hae better satisfaction to the party by the operation, and peaking from ex- perience. ‘To prevent imposition by the spurious articles now in the market, the detections for use will have the written signature of the proprietor, none other being a Nai, Forsale wholesale and retail at i ixir of Life, oer, Ex N. B—Alto for sale, Run's ii tract of Sarsaparilla, DY. Browders Compound Syrmp ot Indian Turnip, ke. THE TEETH: THE TEETH—A, reduction of 2 per cout—Upper and lower sets ofteeth inserted on ractign or atmoapheri sure, #0 a8 to be worn with ¢ oo entire set; all “ean be sur a wrth the the best ne- eth; toothache cured, Kor extracting 0 cents Ghildeeud, pall oeloes 0 Baskey, Serra Benrlat,27'Mur ny caves inex! door to is church! west 8? Brondway, 3m pe: “RICH TORE, Pr cy TVER Revere ECOND HAND=a ma a fontid insrmment., willbe Seta cheap. Apply to F MONZANI, 56 thomson right, presents 1 o7 im*m Y SCUPD, No. 217 Water hand ageneral assortment of Pickles, Jellies, Brandy Fruits, &e., Wholesale and te All oi for Shipping and Families panctually at 13 am £m SS me Ure Hon BLACK TEA— dehies ad leled Rey 2 al Telnet ad rain Chi na one Wes aeablfghment it Chara, New Ve ded te pid Chinese cents and oll * ma NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 13, 1842, Price Two Cents, (Correspondence of the Herald.) Lovisvit.txe, Nov. 6, 1842. Masquerades in the West—Manners of New Or- leans travelling up the Mississippi. Dear Sin :— Your correspondent for some time past has ne- glected to give you regular advices of the things go- ing on in our good city, and I confess I rather won- der at it, for certainly our fashionables never cut a “greater stifl” than they are doing at present; not content with “happening ins’’'ateach others houses, by which they avoid the troublesome cerimonial of invitations to common folks; they have laterly taken it into their heads to imitate the actions of Tather a suspicious portion of God’s creation, i, ¢.the New Orleans creoles, and give masquerade balls, the last touch of fashion and ot t elegance. A few ot the “chosen spirits” assembled about a week since at John Thompson’s, where, to their in- finite satisfaction, res ately rendered them- selves quite poetic : we wever, was but a pious elude to what has followed. ‘The affair at Bob hort’s, last night “came off” with great eclat.— Neverin my He did I see such a group assembled. The masks were well chosen and fitly did they show forth on the exterior what wasin the interior of the wearer’s heads. Monkeys were seen chattering away at each other, gvidenyly. pleased at their own eloquence: sheep blating fo eir own philosophy: dogs talking Italian at their rnisiresse’s heels: goats openly avowing their passion: calves ba-a-ding for nourishment: and hogs crying outin French, oui, at the evident elegance of the company. “Here ike be seen the elegant whiskered ey —Peter Alexandes, as he pompously declaime: with a nonchalance air, peculiar to himself—hat in hand upon the gaities of a winter in Copenhagen and the agreeable manners of the European princes.— There the handsome Karl Sampson, disguised as a young fat calf! (happy choice !) traced out his pedi- en to the tall Miss Emerald Green, who was evi- ently interested i in the recital, and fully did he con- vince her that his stock was ancient and himself “thorouzh bred.” The lordly Hugenot, and the le- gitimate descendant of Die Vernon, shone forth re- splendant among the ari~ tocracy of the land. The fascinating “lady in black” eloquently expa'iated to young Diamond upon the evils of ‘fortune hunting” an 8 turning out sosoon. ‘The little coquette, ara eee, once so brilliant, but now_ so changed, trequenily spoke of bank officers. The walle athered Miss Peacock, the Missouri belle, was witty, sarcastic and agreeable. Mr. Cowslip, the flatterer, was heard to congratulate Mrs. Daisy ope n her “interesting situation,” and to condema iss Rosebud for making such a bustle. While cir culating round many a “double entendre” was heard, eno be to cull blushes to even the most pious cheek. And often did I think that these certainly were the latter days. Y. Philadelphia, [Correspondence of the Herald.] Puu.apecruta, Nov. 9, 1842. The End of the World Postponed—-Great Row among the Lawyers—Unrehearsed Stage Effects— Tragi-Comedy—D. P. Brown and “m. Rawle —Exciting Scene—Judge Barton and Doran—Boz —Committee with Hearts in their Hands, §c. Sr :— The end of the world is not nigh yet (Parson Miller to the contrary notwithstanding ) We can- not yet realise the happy time when “the lion and the lamb shall lie down together.’”” Horses will stop kicking—cats scratching, and lawyers quarrelling, before that blissful day arrives. It is certain that the happy epoch has been postponed at least half a century, by the rich and glorious scene which took place last evening at the office of Alderman Gris com, in this city. The occasion was a proceeding against John W. Simes, whe is accused of tamper- ing with a Juror, on the McEwen and Shee case, and the actors were David Paul Brown, Esq and am Rawle, Esq , as principal comedians, whilst idience were compesed of the luwyers, citi- id loaters, who crowded the office After William L. Hirst, Esq. of counsel for McEwen, had finished his address to the Alderman, he was next addressed by William White, Eq of counsel for Mr. Simes. Mr. White conimenced by wiluding to the case on the defence of McEwen and Shee (one of the counsel on which side was Mr. Rawle) and spoke of “the disrepuable tricks that had been Pei to to briog about an acquittal of the defen- ants.” Mr. Rawte—That’s personal (to the Alderman.) I insist sir that no personalities be allowed. Alderman Griscom—Personalities between coun- sel must pe avoided. Mr. Wurre—(to the Alderman)—To you, sir, no personalities shall be addressed, but to and of Mr. Rawle I'll speak as I please Mr. Rawte—(Throwing himself back in the chair and frettiug like a bottle of ginger pop with the cork tied down)—This is what I get for coming into the Crimipal Court, to be insulted by a puppy, nothing but the most foul mouthed and beastly per sonalities. Mr. Brown—-(To the Alderman) —There, sir, what do you say to that—Let personalities be re- strained. Mr. Rawte—Well, by G—d, sir, if I have been personal, its you that’ have forced It out of me by your continued falsehoods during the whole soene of this case. Mr. Brown (as cool as a pound of butter sur- Pee with ice)—The man that imputes falsehood to me li Mr. Rawte—I have called you a liar,and nowyou shall take the blow with ix, (seizing a piece of pa- per, crushing it into a roll and rezehing over to strike Mr. Brown, but in consequence rotundity in the belt and want of extensibility in his le; Be, not being able to reach him, but waving the roll inthe air infront of Mr. Brown’s face, and about a foot and half from the end of his nose)—There, sir you have taken a lie and ablow, and you may add ae to your other accomplishments. if Beowe,« who during the whole course of this! Tadicrous scene remained as calm as a summer's morning, and looked as amiable as a dish of ice cream with a spoon in it)—BntI have not been struck no blow touched me. Mr. Rawte—Weell, if I did not strike you I in- tended it—Consider, sir, that I called you a liar and struck you. Mr. Browx—Consider I’ve been struckl I may as well consider that you have been shot. Auperman (waking up)—Gentlemen, this con- duct must not be allowed—I must bind you over to keep the peace. Rawte—Yes, bind me over, bind me over for the assault and battery. Browx—No assault has been committed. Rawte—If [did not strike I intended it—bind m« over for the assault and buttery. Brown, (to the Alderman)—I should be sorry, sir, it T boand him over for an intention. Rawse—(Who appearrd to be as anxious to be bound over for the assault as Dogberry was to be written down an ass)-—ButI intended it, and the wind blew in his face from the attempt—bind me over for the assault and battery. A.perman— You must be bound over to keep the peace. Rawie—Sir, I'l have nothing more to do with this exse, to be continually insulted by two puppies, (threwing down his books and walking out of the office like an offended turkey cock.) Thus ended the first act, and ahe curtatn fr to the disappoint nent of a full and i ee au ditory, who wished to see the fun continue: During the whole cou se of this remarkable dis- play Mr. Rawle wa Lott Ly angry, and ready to ‘eat his own head”— whilst Mr Brown was calm, cool, placid and wrting, without the least appear: ance or symptom of a ood | thirsty state of mind. Act the second took place the same evening —It was aprivate representation, to which the public were notinvited. Itis understood that new ay appeared on the scene, to wit—Josiah Randall, Ey and Eli J. Price Exq.,who obligingly offered their “mediation,” which was accepted by the contend- | ing arts by means of which a reconciliation was cted, and the warriors mutually retired upon their laurels. The whole aflair was got up in first rate style, with good scenery and appointments, and the act or played their parts with a truthfulness and ene: gy worthy of # better cause. In matters and things there is not much stirrine here of importance. His Honor Judge Barton ho! his last session of the Criminal Court ths term — He declined giving a charge to the jury at the con- mencement of the term, but sig: ified his intenti« of giving them some ot his views in relation '« criminal justice at its close. It is rumored that b intends to give his colleague und quondam frien Judge Doran (a seeoad edition of ‘an Judge Lynch) a stab under the fitth rib,in the forthcoming document, . The “Notes,” by Boz, were looked for with con- siderable interest, The "gentlemen * “who had ther hearts in their hands” have had them in their mouths for sometime, but now that they have es- caped the fla apeliaton they expected, their fears have subsided. I saw Colonel Thomas B Fiorenee, the leader ot this band of patri to day, and he looked quite natural. Ate revoir. Suue. Newark. Newark, Nov. 10, 1842 Opening of the Season— Splendid Fashionable Move- ments in Newark. Dear Bennettr— Permit me to give you a short notice of a party, the first of the season, that came off last evening, which I think will be quite interesting to your nume- rous readers in this city. The party was given by a Mr. A——n, aretired Philadelphia jeweller, who has just moved into a new and splendid house, situated in the lower part of Broad street Mr. A. and his accomplished lady have the honor of “leading off in the fashionable season.” Mrs. A. did the honors ina very quiet and agreeable manner. She was very geateelly dress- ed, ina nich light silk. Mr. A.’s easy and gentle- manly manners were observed by all, and highly appreciated. There were about two hundred present, very ma- ny from your city. Amongst them I observed the tall and majestic figure of Miss A. niece of our host; alsot her beautiful sister, Mrs. R. both drews- ed in black, with bright black eyes, and hair Whose glossy black to shame might bring ‘The plumage of the raven’s wing. Miss N., of White street, was by many consi- dered the be’le of the party. She was dreesed in white, with her hair very neatly adjusted, and orna- mented with a beautiful silver wreath, and was very fortunate in taking captive the heart of Mr. R., which pleasure Mr. R. would not have had but for the circumstance of a certain Mr, who shall be nameless, having been detained in New York by sickness. Miss F., of New York, created quite a sensation amongst the Newark beaua. She wore a white skirt with a black bodice, and such ringlets as the god of love might choose for bowstrings, and they felldown ona neck of such faultless whiteness as might cre- ate jealousy in a bust of Venus, done in Parian marble. She received the attentions of Mr. J. of Broad street, to whom rumor has given the wey amiable character of being fond of his ma. He sometimes has an outbreak of patriotism, and talks much of arene his ceuntry in the capacity of a midshipman. But his filial love is in all cones suffi. ciently strong to induce him to stay with his ma. His long hair and elegant manners reminded me of Burns’ address to Apollo:— O, wad some power the giftie gie us To see ourselves as others see us, It wad from monie a blunder free us. Miss J. and Miss C. of New York, were very much admired by all present. Mr. G. of Washing- tonstreet, New York, was there with his bride, who is remarkable forher neat style of dressing. Miss W. of Newstreet, was never seen to b-tter a van- tage. She is quite celebrated for her talents and accomplishments, ma is areputed heiress, She was very neatly dre in white, without any tin- sel. She received much attention from Mr. G of New York, who has the modesty to fancy himeelf a saint. He has a countenance that isremarkable for the lambent piety ard holy intell gence in its ex- pression. He once resided in this city, and left to occupy a wider held. Mrs. K ot New street, grac- edthe party with herpresence When single the was the belle of the town. Her rich Quaker dress was in better taste than py thing else 1m the rooms, Her hair was fiuely braided, and done up behind in the ricuest Parisian style. "Her interesting husband was also present. Miss W. of Cedar street was, as she had good reason to be, happy, receiving as she did, the constant and undivided attention of a young and prosnerata_ merchant of B street His atten- tionsto to Miss W, were envied by every lady pre- sent. Rumor says thathe has broken more hearts than any otherman in Newark. Whata sad thing to bea handsome man, with honeyen words! By the way, he is said to have finished his #eademical course, and gridnated with distinguished honora, and with the decided approbation of the entre fac- athe Miss W. has a very pleasing countenance, a Eyes that send soit magic to the soul— Cheeks touched with the deep cornelian dye Lipa more beautiful from words that roll Forth sweet translations from her star-lit eye. The Misses S. of_N. street, have strong clnims to the title of belle he evening The eldest was dressed in black, short sleeves, and long white gloves. She is a splendid girl, and made many a heart ache, as she cast aroun her glances from the kissing witchery of her bright black eyes. She is as amiable asshe is pretty. None knew her but to love her— None name her but to praise. The nger, as gentle as the timid fawn, with a face as bright asa vision in a tairy’s dream, where a thousand little graces disport themselves, was hap- gly well provided for through the attentions of Mr. of B. street, a young man quite celebrated for his strong attachment to children, which, of course, makes him quite sreaee with the married ladies, and the atoresaid G. with whose attentions she was a) ntl bo pleased, much to the annoy- ance of Mr. S. who seems te occupy the first place in her aflectious, at least wishes to. ‘In short, a perfect sylph :— “ Her face ‘That veils the vestal planet's hue ; Her eyes two beamlets from the moon, Set floati g in the welkin blue.” She and her sister are not much celebrated in fashionable circles, but they are destined to a bril- liant career. The Elizabethtown ladies fully sustained the repu- tation of their delightful village. Mire R , of Park Place, was much admired for her sweet face and quiet unobtrusive manners. She had the honour of mr. A's arm. | I wa: iced ‘0 a Mrs. S. who has the reputation of making poetry occasionaily. She has some genius I should think; at least, the ec- centricities ot a genius. The dancing commenced rather late, but was kept up with spirit until the company dispersed. Although an old man, my head frosted by nearly seventy winters, I am constrained to acknowledge that woman! whatever our age—our disposition thy beauty isthe charm that binds man to thy will, “is in vain to wrestle with this conqueror, for it the impulse of nature. If agreeable, I will keep an eye on fashionable movements in this place, and keep you informed from time to time. Spectator, More Lanp FROM THE Iptans.—The Detroit Advertiser announces the return of Mr. Stuart, the Superintendant of Indian Affairs, who left that city two months since to hold a treaty with the Chy wa Indians ot Lake Superior. He — in consummating a freaty Laie them, by which the United States obtain ry e accession to the public domain. All the Tadian ands within the bounda- ries of the State of Michigan are now ceded to the United States. The Advertiser sa By this treaty,about 15,000,000 of about 8,000,000 of which ‘lie in Michigan, ai (i, 000° 00 in Wisconsin. —There will now be opened up to the enterprize of our citizens, the extensive can ye- luable min: ral region on Lake Superior, containing the purest Fa Ra anywhere known, and besides, in the Vieux rts district, where minerals were uot supposed to exist, silver ore has been discover- ed; butas no thorough examination has been made as to its quality or abandance, we are authorized only to say that the indications are thought favor- able. The inexhaustible fishy ries of Luke Superior will now also be within the control of our people ; and we hazard little in saying that a vast and lvcra- tive business will soon be established both in mining and in fisheries, between us and that hitherto bat partially known region of country. It is said that much of the soil between Lake Superior and Green Bay, is of excellent quality—that it Is all well water- ed, ‘and its lakes and rivers abound with fish. All the country between Lake yy and the Missis- sippi, for some distance above Fort Snelling, is now purchased by th ted States, except a small and valuable disirict yet owned by the Menomontes, be- ‘ween Green Bay and Fort Winnebago. Itis said hat by this treaty, some provisions have been made for ameliorating the condi ion of the Indians; and it «gratitying, also, that those wretched people begin yappreeiate the value of civilization, and mnifest desire to have their children educated ; und from e known benevolence of the President und Seere- ary ot War, and the head of the Indisaberenu, have © not good reason to hope that thei. eflorts to this id, shall no. be waging? We ow the poor Indian uch ine very respect, aud it is gratifying to witness Jat Vely Many of our most respec! fey ellow citizens seem resolved to redeem the obligation. Dovatrvs Secunity.—Looking at a peel ey = telescope inverted, for the purpose of keeping the ata reenectable distance.