The New York Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Val. VILL.—~No, 331 ~-- Whole Ho. 3192. NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1842. RK NEW ORLEANS. - LotIsiANA ARDNEW YORK OF PACKETS. Pa - eer nesoor ata shengers, PF to pateb a ship Crom this port on the Ist, 5th, 10th, > an itm commencing the 10th Gaorsts sod cond bine lay, when regular days nts whereby great delays sok ee following Ship SHAKSPEARE, Capcain Miner. Ship GASTON: Cautain Sup HUNTSVILLE » Sas VILLE, Captain Dickinson. Shit ASPs, Capa Henight. if ul 5 phir LOUISA. Talticin the city of New York, express. ac packets, are of light draft of water, have recently been ‘accommodations y are commanded every exertion to giv times be towed np of ins of these ships will i= se REBUY Telllocserbchons lonan sper or plsend ore fdr any letters, parcel or package, seat 7 e.zmton board of m, nuless reguler bills of ,ading are taken for the same apd the value : i Bor freikht or pasate SPT & 00, 56 South st, oF J OODRUFF, ‘Agent in New ard all goods io their address, arranted ( an ad- Bertaken to have the goods coreet: my VISVILLE, Cayeam Hunt. One: re ahips of this line 4p veraned, und great eare will Tymensired.-—* EW. TINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. ve from New York on the 2th and Liverpool on the 13th each menth. 25 if a a ath Ship GARRICK, Caprain Wm. Skiddy, October. 'S, Captain Jahn Collins, 25th November. Ship SHERIDAN, Captain F. A. Depeyster, 25th January. From Liverroon. i Cobb, 13th October. ‘A, Depeyster, 13th Novem’r. Skiddy, 13th December. thos: land, Ireland, Scotland ‘These ships are aij ofthe fast class, upwards of 1000 tous, built al’ comfort for ers. Every care oan taken in the arrangement. of their accommodations. mrsicrs, Whe will make every exertion to give general satislac- freight nly to Forreig CoLriNy web Age Sane at Nom York, of to Letters by the packets will be charged 12% cents, per si AND LIVERPOOL REGULAR COM ERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS. ‘The subscriber in announcing his arreugements for the year ise wi s send for their friends. res the wel rent lines of packet chat always been the study of the subsericer to have the ind for their frien dec aad ddieentariention will be given by the Liverpool ageute those dark, the mouey will be refunded without any charge, ivan general satisfaction, and that he has consi RUUCK, ¢: Wi © SBP AOSCIUA' Caan John Colliny iath January. in the eity of New York, with such’ iunprovemeuts as combine feat anced with un ‘The pee hence 1s $100, for which ample stores wil Ge ariel etems piive"wae ardamndeds be enyecteined of Neituer the captains or owners of the shiys will be responsi- forary leters, parcels oF pac by them, unless re- Salar bts of lading are signed therefor. ROWN CO." Liveryoa, le aheots 10 cents per ounce, and newspavers Icent each. 0 NEW YORK u Sailing to and from Liverpool, Weekly. ps3 ., 85, ICE, 61 ee stRE 2, appears befope his friends with sentiments of sincere res: ect (ar the able support he Fie likewise to call $ that th s be accommodated by this Tine, by weekly Gepsrianities from Liverpool as woll as by all “known different. line Spey Hauling wand {rom Liverpool on the Ist, 7th, 13th, 19uh and 23th of each month throughout the year. grant yyand despatched without delay, and Send sala tend tor tantciviende, Seay’ teat satubed that’ very fo those sent for,as well as all who may embark with them, and shoud any of those whose passage lias been paid not em feels a pl making known the differ au aan hie ssengers came ‘out during the last year, ra ly extended and cou isarratigements for the year 1812, The following isi fa hips Scotland, ‘Robinson. eluded st of ships i P* Ships Alabamian, Lane. Printice, Hopkins, Tyrone, Speare. ‘ales, ‘atts. Westchester, Ferris. Osceola, Childs. fainfield, Russell, ssell Glover, Howes, Hibernia, Wilson. Alfred, Cheever, \eTSOR, "Trocman. “Batcheldor. bert Europe, . am ‘rom che different ports of Ireland and Scot secured, and drafts furnished for any amount fenkins, Se e A free pu and, can also be payable at the National and Provincial Brnks of Ireland an their respective branches, and also on Mersrs. J. & W. Robin- ton, Liverpool, which are paid free o. any charge, throughout he ‘United Kingdom, For further particulars vpnly to J..& W. ROBINSON, 16 Goree Piazzae, aL ‘No. 1 Neptune st.. Waterloo Dack Livernool. SRPOOL PACKETS. 1D st ERDMAN' 61 South street. ame T ‘in the follow onda ye se og jow s day faa of Sandy Nhe Met ath and i ForNew York. For binervool The SOUTH AMERICA, (Jane 1 uly 19 616 tons. # Oct 1 1 19 D.G.Bailey, (Feb 1 19 The ENGLAND, June 19 Au 7 150 t 19 Dec 7 ‘BL. Waite, 0 Feb 19 April 7 ‘The OXFORD, july 1 Aue 19 800 tons, Nov 1 Dee 19 i ‘Hathbone, 1 April 19 ‘The EUROPE, July 19 Sept 7 610 tons, Nov 19 2 7 E.G. Marshal Mar 18 y 7 The NORTH AMERICA, § Aug 1 lent 19 A.B. Lowber. April 1 May 19 aS ad Be Feb 7 Apnl 19 Jane 7 Lng 1 RE oa May 1 June 19 = | ae ae Ocoee tMay daly 7 Punctuality as regards the day of sailing, will be observed as torore the ce of passage outwa w fixed at One Hiandred jars, for which ample stores rv description will be provided, with the exception of wi uors, 3 ng eee Pena ts Gah nealip, N.Y, _feutyh BARING BROTHERS & CO. Lvool. Ps ae. ae. oa De, will be regul: patched from hence and from Mar during the, BF MARSE: on the ist of each month + Novi. 1 MINER GuESON Cap Sylvester, Dee & Es H a lar Qetemmat a da el ¥ SEARS Can aien Ae i weet are all eoppersa and copper fastened,and have excellent "Goods uidressed & HINCKEN, thea gents, will beceatel fender aes elena For freight or passage APP BROOM & CO. orto oar BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents. 7. E. AL PASSAGE OFFICE, 43 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK. subscribers ber to call the attention of their friends jor _ arrangement Fe een SOPeenY) oe, “tad osedinring toomey tay cnt aap Hreland, SeoUaud ‘or Wali ‘tne magnificent t Bs hax ep : Y Skidiy. 5 BR, Caren Palmer ip LIVERPOOL, Captain Eldredge. twice month; and with the UNITED LINE,” Saiting twice every amd wi saperio} ships, sailing eve tem Feztitmke fre Teach mouth’ throughout the Ya 4 byt --] every six a) thereby preve: w ‘to send for their friends the advanteges to be derived from selecting to ‘other, y MAY rest assu; tit be to make Dasange ngreeab ied an eye solely to the mney Vibe releae Ominous any Codes rthout an free ae from the various seaports of Ireland “ Had REMITTANCES. ane country wishing vo send money to lends ha thee ae mm voaly Ont man pod ie. pa recive ity me edrafe for s r firet picket, after the teh i cSnowleltnen tec e mail. Drafts at sight, for any amount, are pryable on d “ he at the National and Bro gui att acd tad Gath jenna on reenoek and their branches, Messrs. James Bu Bonkers, Lon ‘sconat Bani Berroa lost towe of Oreet Bri tie and I an Fertherp iticalars made known on application, if by letter, post paid,e ‘isy TW, & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, N. York. DRAFTS ON IRELA <D, &e—The subscriber coming to give arate payable oa demand, without LAND Phe National Bank ot ireland, the Provin- om LAN National Biv Bank of brotand, and i ther pranches in every cowaty. SUN ENGLAND AND WALES—Messre, James Suit, San & Co. , Loaion, the Excrange aud Diacoaut Bank, ye eCOTL erie basomt ‘Bane ot SBeouauds the » fern a G eonock Bank y, aud brauches in the principal toyrees Bee Was forbes, Hunter & Co, a e ry, to remit sereeyf6, their refend, Boodiandy or Wales, ty Meee tee compatster oak te Tyee 10 eileen svi theame andaddreay of the yates to rin eft for the amount will rarded the fi st packet Shits uit seceipt thereot, aug ackpowledgewent of the sume re earned DEE ORE FOR: A PRCOTT. 41 Peek sin. New York. City oem First CANCE, ‘sailing packet ship MARY NCES, idbard il ll ta abu. a0 made, ou boatd 16) Bouth st. dl ec Se tay aaa > apcaits NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS- PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. 0 25 cents. From tne toot of Courdandtstreet, New York. P.M. do. 2 day—Sunday se epted. on Leaves Newark AtTig A.M. At Ig P.M 8 dk Be do. lo. ‘The trains for Westfield, Pininfield, Boundbrook, Somerville, ke., connect with the 9 A M, York, daily, Sundays exee; Fare between NEW YORK, From the foot Leave New York. Ato A.M. is P.M. ri a ‘as Sie 8 mew the va and 734 A.M. trips from from New . trai Fare between New York and New Rahwa: ‘The fare in the 5) wick, and 2% and 4% duced. New York and New Branswick, to 50 and 734 Somervil re Lear York, hway to Passe! 436 P Mtraias trom New are between New Fos and Elizabeth Town 25 cents. HWAY He. 75 cents. AND NEW BRUNSWICK. re reduce " of Liberty street, daily, _ ve New Brunswick. At 5g A. xe 12) ym New Brunswick are omitted. Bronswick, 75 cents. ® cents A. M. train from New Bruns- ~ Mi, train from New York, has been re cous rs who procure their tickets at the ticket office, re ceiv ferry ticket ‘ickets are received by the com ductor only on the day when purchased. Aull 3m WINTER Al NEW YORK a RS INE DIRE! Via Newark, New Brunswick, eton, Trenton, Borden- town and Burlington, THROUGH I. SIX HOURS. Leave New York, from the foot of Liberty street, daily, at 9 A Mand 4 P M. ‘The m in eds to Bordentown, from thence by orang I . ite Pree ent stenimboat to e Philadelphia) Passeugers will procure their tickets at the office foot of berty street, where a commodious. steamboat will be in ith bagvage crates on Philadelphia ~ithout being opeue: Exch train ts pro ments and dress Pht ‘turning, the Chestnut atreet by railroad f Sovciock, PM. "Tire Lines M, being a continuation of 528 3m*r of cars. board. way. roceeds direct to Camden, (opposite fe erates are conveyed from city to city, a Ladies Car, in which are apart- ies from ms expressly for the Ladies use. ines leave Philadelphi rom Camden, at 9 o’elock A M,aud from the foot of forBaltimore, leave Philadelphin at7 A M, snd 4 P jew York. DAILY PACKAGE EXPRESS CAR FOR ALBANY, TROY, AND BUFFALO. By the Housatonic = Koad, ranping through from this City to Albany in'Tweive Hours. Leaves at 70’elock in the morning. The subseriders for our ows parpose)} dai ‘ates, Packase: the above named or intermedi Phe su ave made arrangements with the Housa- toni, Rail Road Company, to van au: Exurees Car (exciusivel Ny, over ther road with t train, running throagh to Albany in twelve hours, a Prepared to receive and iczward at low rates, pecie, Bank » for my of and payment of bills, notes, drafts aud accounts, and such other business as may be entrusted to their care. POMEROY & CO. 2 Walls*reet, New York. dar NEW YORK ASD HARL! jams? Bri 630 A. M. § e 1 ele 2 PM. 5 30 Harlemonly. City Hall and T wen lows :—From 7 30 A. day till 7 P.M, ‘assenaers for Westchester. New Rochelle, Mamaroneck bins’ Mills end White Pla: teen from City Hall. o'clock, A. M in in and 4 o'clock, idge. for City 8 20 EM hy 1403 the cars will an daily on 1812,ithe cars wi reste Wall for ‘Leave Harlem Leave Hall. M. - every ten mi Katong ja ck, Nosth i teke the 2 Passengers for Yonkers w: OAD COMPANY. ine will ran as fo'- tes throughout the Neck, Eastchester, Castle, Rob- o'clock, P. M. take the 9 P, M. trains from City Hall, NE’ Vv. Messrs. Hamden & Co, ha’ fh ‘ork from bers, Express, from New heretofore, leaving New York, ‘ork, connect at Troy with Jacobs? ew to Albany "TOV, e old conductors of Harnden & ‘Co's will continue Alban; Montreal PULLEN & COPP’S , ALBANY, TROY AND a EXPR! i at Bs : Yi ban "Roy, the -subsor to mun as and. Troy, Daily Express, and willl ward Specie, Bank Notes, Packages. Bundles.Cases of Goods, -» to any place bet wees throughout the C: Boston, and West from All All business entrusted to tended to. Particul New York nada’s. Also East, from Troy ban} to Baffu charge jar attention wi'l be paid d “Montreal, and Gy and Albany to 10. ll be promptly at- id to the collection of nvtes, drafts, acceptances, &c., and prompt returns made for saine, Offices—Pullen & Copp, 2 T i 1, 15 ‘nos. Goug) & Saeob'e Bechan TCO EF ER n24 Imr ’ YORK AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD LINE. E Via Norwich anp Worcester Raitnvans, yyberior steamers runming in con- ‘oreester and Worcester & Bos- Composed of the followii nection with the Norwick & WORCESTER, © NEW HAVEN CLEOPATRA, is Cape - K. Dust apt. J. H. Vanderbilt. tan. On and after Monday, Nov.2ist,this line will be run tri-week- peers Sd ng York, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays ‘The new and t River, EW HAVEN, Captain tp, boat 4, Dastan, will leave every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur moon, at 4 o'clock. Fane rs for Boston will be forwarded immediately on the arrival of the above boats at Norwich, and will proceed with+ out change of ¢: For further information, All are forbid ‘or owners. ire at the office of D. B, ALLEN, 39 Peck slip, up stairs, trasthng any owe on account of the © FOK LIVERFOO! ecember—The splensid, fast ND jae Carrer? splendiu accommodations, apply on bom orw JOS! Le Heyular Packer of the ith sailing packet ship i, Capt Wye, will sail as above e im cabin, second cabin. and steerage rd, foot of f EPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine street, corner of South street, by the packet shed Vir havi Marden lane fling in the Old Letter post pai fe ( nvr REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS § eI hee bag cag go muthess tow | barwe: days, Wednesdays and Fridays. | Fiom New gor ‘Thursdays and Saturdays. —Berths 25 cent he new and fart steamer W: ‘or for freight and Fiom M skill, Mon NewYork, Tuesdays, to or from Cattskill, 50 cents. VE, Captain Vanderbilt, will ‘hursday Nov. 17th, at five o'clock. the em tai boat WE woekland, will, FALL A i on and after ¥, the 31st of October, ran as follows: leaving Middletown Point (tide and weather mitcng) at o'clock, and euinerday and riy. 80n street, melee tages wi of the country, All noon, tone! Ly lew York, every T Hod hin at Seguin's Dock each way. in readiness to convo: to Dagmage at the riak Ut the owners, ‘y port at 19 clock, every Moy torning. ‘nesday, Rot reday and Satu the owners. 023 Im*ec STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall street. rid 10 aP.M. IN. BB Vy ag nok EI pose PORON TS." Cayts Griswold, will pontively Chea jar super * The sbove wil Capt Moore, and sail on the fersons wil brought pubar al eke resitted by Jerter jone sersonally deposited witn him, jeaoee re leelene Machen of beecion Sen’,and nearest town, and paid accord ingly, Xo the sender, ry with 18 im*r fur ISLAN! be. loa soy 4 tu the same manver ts he, and ha for the | ears, of Ragland or Beodiande ” jec. 44, the steamer STATEN rther notice ‘Ne D. EW VORK. 9AM. DER, 12 a P.M, 4 (Regular packet of the loth of or, passage in eabin, second exbin, and steerage, having accommodations, Y GOSEPH MeMUKRAY, 100 the pas foe abo Pine st., cor. Soath. cet ani Westmins:er, December. thelr friends can_have th pense OF any Jeter, of the rego! i Le (rors eid), to the, abcriber, o wil be or claims ny ‘and a receipt co that effect given or toe ae ned ts the Price Two Cents, W'LHELWs METHOD OF TEACHING SINGING — Miss LEMON. (certificated pupil of Mr. John Hullah) and Mr. F. W. Rosier, beg to announce their intention shonly {0 ope singing classes on the method pursued 40 successfully ia London and Paris, Further particulars will be duly ane nouiner d. dg iwer [HE IRVING CIRCULATING LIBRARY: 23,000 volumes. TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS! Gre Year (two setts of books)---- Hx mos xmonths. (one seit of book: 300 ‘Three mouths, —‘* 4 +200 One montn, * “od 109 NON-SUBSCRIBERS. For reading a duodecimo volume, oue week, 5 cents. so # Tan octave, ‘ yi 12 cer quar 0, ut ae 25 cent nw in the country can have four setts of books. . Fs H. YOUNGS. No, 129 Nassau street, ds wr Cloton Hall, New York. GARAND TEMPERANCE FAIR—Ther will bea bar A held at the Temperance Hall, comer of Dey and. Wash- ington stree’. commencing on the 19th inst apt, ro continue for four days. Donations in fancy articles, refreshments, 8, will be chanktull y acknowledged, by’ send: tng them to the i Mew Cg re. Capen, Mee: thy ot Warren sneer Mus. Robinson, | Carliste street. Mrs. Jones. 46 Greeawich street. Miss Von Evely.421 Gr-enwich street. Mrs. Nald, 06 Robinson street. Mrs. Eldrede, 220 Washingto: 83t*r Mrs. McCarty’ 28! Washingtor CANDIES? CANDIES! CANDIES! ai sb 'T HODGKINS, 49 Coartlanit selling Confectionary, at retail, at the follow: Sugar Piuns and Peppermint Drops ove : : rope, . Candies of ll kind, Broken Candy, Mol, Candy, 2 8. do |. Also, a respectable young g’r1, not of age, to doilight work. yond wttee Stoue Seal Eugra opposite the. Paik, Coats of Arms, Cresta, Cyphers, ie. engraved on stone, Ladies: Seals, Pencil Cases: Signet Hings, &e. engraved with coats of arms. Names, or any deviecs ‘coats of arms, found and palated. Books of Heraldry kept with upwards of 100,00 uamnes. la Serr GONOMY IN DRESS—Extemive assortment of Wich, Washignable and Eleeant Go as removed {© 239 8 much im vogue) afforded at fourteen dollars, cat and trimmed in firststyle will be found worthy the attention of 2 Cassimeres ina great variety of sty!es for Pantaoons. 1m those ave found any aifficuity in getting suited in nicle, atrial is solicited, im Satin Vesti , (entire new styles) for , parties, Xe. Merinos, Velvets, plan Si ks, Sitins, and Cassimeres, all of which will be made up to order under the superintendence of as efficient cutters ws co be found in the country, at prices to suit the times, snvariably upon cash terms, meee MPROVED SOLAR LAMPS, GIRONDOL*: DELABRAS, Chandaliers Cindle Brackets, & WORAM & HAUGHWOUT, 561 Broadway, agentatfor mar assortment of ensire hew patter wg arteeles Silvered and Ormolu Chandaliers. Do irondol 0 Do Candelabras.1 to 15 > Brackets, 1to 5 Hail Lantems, from 5 to $: . C ie rs, of all kinds Charch Lamps and Chandai Sus, ending Solar Lamos, for charches and publie buildapgs w would invite particular attentiou to some new aud beautiful patt-mns ef improved Parlor Solar Lamps, waich bniliancy and economy ¢.npot be surpassed. “Also'a very Var ible article of deflector, for improving the light of the ordi- wary astral lamp. Also, @ full assortment of fine Cut Glass ¥ lor end Jacest patterus—all at a re- ted Ware, Jaj ies ‘Tea and Gotfee Urns, Castors, Basie ndles icks, cord Dishes, Toast Kack wor Frames, Bottle Stands, oval and Waiters, 6 le Cutlery, id sets and in dozens, tive d Tea frays in sets aud single ones; Dixon's Biitau- and Coffee Sets; Bronze and Paper Tak Trays, Cart nd Baskets, and every variety of House Furnishiog ‘Lamps, Chandaliers, Candelabras, Cat G ass, China and all other goods, kept on hand esgecially for loaning {9 par hes dg 2wer For BALLS, PARTIES, &e.—Rich brocade Silk and Satin Vestiogs, eutire uew style, just received, ana will be made up to order at usu! moderste prices, for rea INGS, 229 Broadway, W.T. JEN _da3st* ee ‘American Hotel. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC KESSURE. EVETT, Dentist, the introducer into this eouatry in year 1 3, of inserting Tenth on the above rciew ific priveiole, as practise! by himself ALONE, ecurts the atten: ion of the rubl cto his great improvement. The established reputation of Dr. Levett. his easy, ws ll kuown, pecul money. scientific adaptation in supplying the deficicueies of the Teeth, the unvaried satiatvet . which he fully gu wantees 'Teases. warrants hi the atteation of the ldies inviting and gentleren who hav id who may require new for those disslaced by nature. M. LEVETT, Dentist, 260 Broadway, curaer Warreastreet opposite the Park, [Copy of a Letter from M. M. Noah, Erq, to Dy. Lev: tt] ial Te: th uuskiifatly set, or . ew Vora, May 2th, 191% Dear Sir :—Itis both a matter of duty aud’ pleasuve {» state, that th: set of artificial teeth on the prinesple of pherie cecded aud has made fora lady ia my tamily, ha appearance, comfort, aud uti given entire satisfaction. Lam, ‘lear siv vour obedient sey: » [Signe: _Dr, Levett has permisiion t. refer to some citizen. ot New COUGHS AND COLDS RAR streets Philedelphns’ the most cerais an ar Woosh elie, the, most certa ¢ Kam Medicine for Coughs, Cols, 8 iting Blood, Throat an ng Disease, a rising gensation like choking tiekling. 0 jeasant obat t." Wor the above, Dr. SWAYNE'S Com. in ry will be’ found the great remedy. rsons who have abused theinselves by the use ot ardent spirits will find both their strength and resolution mach improved. bs Teaving off the spirits: and taking a draught oceanonally of the above restorative. Ail preparatious from this valuable tree, e- cert te aboresinay be cooydernd sharin of os ae t ‘dof the folly ta, or at No. North Siath street, Phildelin Uae Tee sve GENTS Dr. W. H. MILNOR, Drugvist, No. 192 Broadway. MRS. M. HAYES, No, 139 Falton st, Brooklyn. BENS. OLDS, Newark, N.J. JOHN MASON, Patterson, Ni J. ADIbS? Silk and Merino Under Ve-ts for sale Wy. JOHN M Davipe& JONES, illiam ear of John ste a M. M. NOAH, © of the elite of the 8 tm" ds 2m*r BoA, KD—Familhes or single gentlemen can be accommoda- ekmnan street ni6 Im* ted with board and pleasant rooms at 50 Bes ‘Terms moderste. FURSTSHe! MS TO LET=For sing! with breaktast and tea, or without, jaa: retired part of the city. Apply 26 Park Pl THE HOPE. MILLS. it Neoeeied eet be , A Broad sad Whitehall las 267 Hirsivemhaereets Nee Von Office 129 Wront st. Con tantly on haud, at the lowest market vriees, and in the nenal wariere of merkares. A277 %m* my PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISH. MENT, Exchange Buiiding, Nos. 26 and 27.—Sidgle Por traits taken, from breastpin size to 8 1 in diameter. Fam: ily groupe of from two to 15 persous ou oue place. ‘Time o ang 10 sees Constantly on hand, and for sale, Instra‘ents of the same od as used in blishment <aleo plates and all other utensils. _& F, LANGENHEIM, nid lm*r BRITISH AND non AMEHICAN KOYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, Of 1200,t6us and 440 horse power each. Under contract the Lords of the Admiralty. Commander. do do MBIA, —_E. ©. Miller, RN do from Boston, via Halifax. ¥ROM LIVERPOOL. ROM poston, Hewitt, Oct Nov 1 Caledonia, Lot, Oct 19 Nov 16 ins Ryne, Nov § Bee Millet, perio e17 in, Hewiti, Dec 4 Jan 1 e’ Money—Brom Boston to Liverpool, $13)—Bosten to Halifax $20. i ‘These ships carry experienced surgeons, No Berths secured anti! id fer. "Note TMerchandize and Specie (except for, personal ex nder the name of I Ne to Castom Honse D. BRIGHA fill be charged as MF No. 3 Waller. FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. F.C. Miller, CHARLES DUANE WATERLAND. PRINCIPAL. HIS Academy was established two years ago, under the pa- ‘he former Intendem General of che Island, and 'd individuals of the nobility and merchants of iucted on the planof the an ‘qemu ion is the “interrogative.” All the e, and many of them fhe method of Jars understand the Exux|tal speak it habicuslly and fluendly ‘The Principal has the experience of schools in Fiance, Ger- ¥, England, and th His chief a the youth ‘entroste those branches ofa poli e active careers, and are applicable to auy. The course of study, therefore, comprehends the Eng French, Gernan aud Spanish languages; History, Geogrs Natnral Philosophy, the practical part of Mathemat Di of Varions kinds, ein the es ofessors of divers nations and acquire ments re been oy t; and ali the classes recerve, in rotation, instruction e. rector, al success has attended this plan of tui.ion, that se- teelve years of ages, write aid speak ina perfectly. intel ‘orreetly aud easity. ‘not only of the Spanish, but also of other #, is thus placed within the reach of the youth of the Sfates, without its being necessary for them to re- . Unite Hinqui'h the wauy ndvantazes wh 2 acerue from ankuglish rd- weation, The object of the Pr Tn.desirinig, to 7 youths from thet re : of we! pani Is, which would be doubly repaid them by by the latter, aud to introduce here the manly spiritof the Euglish schools ‘young, citi- zens of the Unit 4 to fear from the cli- tate, the house being sprcious + aituated in a healthful spot, ata short dis ance from th 'y; and containing wi limits, a fine bath and complete gymoasium for the preservation of the pupils’ health. ‘Two youths, lately arrived from Germa- ny, have possed the summer in the school in perfect health, As the principel is 2 married man, aud his wife and sister have el ce of the junior departinent children are received at any fg Butea wfaney. 5 Every papil enjoys his religious opinions undisturbed. Phe terms are $100 per annum, payable three months in ad- vance = There are no extras except clothes and books, References—Vi Rs. CHAS. DRAKF & BROTHERS, ALEXANDEK MORALES, ESQ,, its NOTICE. ‘Whereas Samuel! Beruheimer, of Syracuse, has IN actedas'the agent of H. Beraheimer & Brothers, merchants im the citv of New York, in the collecting of debts at Syra- fue, aail in other busiueas, all persons are hereby uotitied that his power as such ageut has been revoked, aud all persons. are hereby forbidden to transact any business with him, as such Samuel Bernhermer and Jacob Bloch, cour i firm of 8, Beiaheimer & Co., of Syracuse, have this day assigned to H. Beruheimer & Brothers, of New "York, all the goods, debts and demands of every deseription; there: javana, mats and wheres stueatiig dhe fr fore, as are hereby forbidden to pay any debts to said 8, Beraheimer & Co. or either of said firm a all payments of man Bernoeimer, being the firm of H’ Bernheimer & Brothers, one of whor be found at Syracuse by any enon wishing to make pay menta;and on whom ali bted are requested to call immediately ana settle the! notes. lated Syracuse, N. Y.. Nov, _n5Im*r H. BERNHEIMER & BROTHERS. Hous. NG WAREHOUSE.—WORAM & BAI 1 Broadway, Manufacturers, Agents ed and are now have Just rece: " following arti re and splendid assortunent of the cles, vii Silvered, Gilt and Bronze Ga Chandaliers, 6 to 29 lights. De "Candle do ‘4tom Do. Caudle Brackets, 0” Gas Bracaets, Gas Maucel Lights, Do — Girauwoies, Camatedras, aw ” Asuat Lamps, Mall J amps aud Lanterns, Keading Liuaps e. A new article of Solar Lamp, a very superior article. Aiso, anew article of Detlecter tor improving the light of the old pattero of Astral Lamp, Also. 9 new style of Florentine Bronze, color imm i ariety of Lamps and Chandeliers, for i¢ wuildings. Pusrep Ware. Baskets, Castors, Trays, Toast Racks, Candlesticks, Napkin ater Twbs, butter and Fruit’ Kuives, Suuiiers and Cofiee and Tea Urns, ke. ; Japanned ‘Tea Tra ie cut glass Bowls: Pogether with every churenes, halls and pub) ig aa _ Fine Table Cutlery, in setts and doze in great ranty of patierns and forms; fi 4 Pitchers, ‘Tumblers, Vishes, Goblets, Decanters, Water Bot thes, Sugars, Ke, Ke: W. AH beg respect ully to inform their friends, enstomers, and the public general y, that their arrabgements with the ma: hofactorersare sucnti atthey can sell all articles in their line at remas kably low prt ind respectfully invite them to call auud gee their show ro ams which alone is suficivut te compen sate for th le 22 amb REMOVAL. PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH MENT, Igremoved from 145 B * roadway to No.7 Astor House ECONOMY IN GENTLE MEN’S DRESS, Garments ofa most legant and Wastuouable kind ei a saving of 60 per cent for cash. ‘to resort t> the hack- prices, presami ether with HE advertiser da ms it unaece , neyed system of giving alist of nominal that the length of time he has been established, tom the extensive patronage bestowed on fim, stent voucher for bilities. being connected with ax extensive clo he confidently assets that he can furn parison, will be found lower than any other the best desertptions of; 8103m Ss. PI ntlemen’s dress. ILLIPS, 7 Astor House, Breadway JOSEPH MeMURHAY Drafes i f PR Payable at— se Cork, Bainbridge Limerick, allyinena, lonmel, rsontown, jerry, pwapaticle, Govan, argan, oO ‘arerford, Dass x be Eni Ball Sra nngarvin, allow, Moueymore, Cootenill, naiskillen, slush, han, ENGLAND. Spooner, Atwood & Co, Bankers, London. eit Payable in every town in Great Britain. P. W. Barnes, Ewquires, Liverpoo City of ow . Payable in every 1own in Leotland 5 Ime LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB- BER GOODS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No.8 Wall street. Th suhsenber has received and offers for anle a large assort- ment of imported India + Water Proof Goods, viz: Coats and Capes, of superior Lama, Cashmere Lama, Persian, Menno and Cotton, of all colors and'sizes. Cloth—India Rabber, Water Proof, super Lama, Lama Per india Hubber Webbings for aac pde he lin Rubber Webbings for suspenders, corsets, he. 828 6ro*r eee Or CHAS. ABRAHAMSON. «¢PRANCIS’S PATENT LIFE BOAT” has been tented the past four years ity ACTUAL #kRVICE, and by experiuens as follows -~Manued and thrown from the deck o « while under way ; dropped endwise from the stern loaded to the gunwale with iron and stones, w: stove in ; turned by ron toree upside down and resisting the emesis of 15 men to keep her so ; upset 7 her passengers and reve. ing them ‘again inside and freetux herself from water + botuou stove in by landing on a rocky shore and then rowed out to sen. landing ina surf, when all ocher boats swamped ; taking crew and. passengers from a wreck in a storm at sea, with the bow stove in and plugs out ; boarding a wreck with the bottom bro- ken ope: hing wreck full oF passengers, with the to-end ; making way across a coral reef fT Neaving the ordinary 7 My blown up by ain manved and rowed as x JOSEPH k RANCIS, Office No. 7 Wall st., at Adama & Co % Express Office. ne LECTRO MAGNETIC PLATES for rheumausms, ner Bat my a I ae ae rg roux, apothecary in Paris, ceneral ae} ‘New York, 65 _reet, ae Mt, ‘Ninuard's. Price 0. for the most acute and inveterate pain, such as theumativms, the gout, neura’xy, Sciatic, tie doloreax, danse de saint Guy, chills, megrim, cramps in stymach, and,shortly,for all nervous aifections, chief! 4 of women snd young girls, as green sickness, amenorrhes, sup> pressions, vapors, nervous nttac i COOFPER=2310 32 08 of very extra quality, from tke best ore, and with great care suit purchasers by E. K. COL! je 'OYS! TOYS!! TOY» !!!—Just opened a new and assortment of commou and fine Toys, suitab'e for the ho- lidays, at 233 Centre street, opposite Centre Market, for sale, wholesale and hei "Toy dealers are rq retail, cheaper than e speetfully invited to'eall and examine for themselves, Don' forget the number—239, two doors nbuve Grand street. HOt Staw to iat mm VAN, NORDEN’S WRITING AND BOOK-KEE?ING ACADEMY 1s now open, 2¢1 Broadway, 2na floor, for J prpils, e Hl nen Van Neowden’s beaa- ‘The Royal Mail Steam Siwy COLUMBIA, Gaal coeten of veegiastadte a 4 et chee tins, und at ..N., Commander, will leave Boswon for the above ports od | With tues, mane unl shoraree, riday, Dee i6th. ‘an Norde: prepared to. instrnetion in Book Bre $m. Keeping apon pl el eve a7 practical | Du. : “8 20, omit instruction ance Apply to "Sy. brictias, F ents Sad choos, precsidally, from 99 to $0 se 0 oakr 3 ‘all street. FOR LONDON—Regilar pacwet 01 the 1ih De- ‘Terns very moderate, Hours of instruction from 9A. M, till 4 P. M., and from 6 ti cember—The very superior, fast sat! i packet #hijy, | 10 in the evening. LOnON 9. tain Griswold, will positively salt meet daily at 3 P.M. nis mir ver her Fognlar dey. Sey cee ae " ‘cEorpainn cabin, end cabin, and steerage, having superb Fe eee Pius cat Cece accommodations, a : ; ‘ior "JOHN HERDMAN, 6 South street ned fapihakon’ wanrligh ke chenas thet a ‘OR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE—Regui sib oc of Buk December The, Hplondid Peek rs 7 ip SIDUONS, Captain E, B, Cobb, of 1000 tons, Will positively, sail ax abor her regular dn er frey an ae > te passage, having accommodations auequalled. for for o From the boat, ” ” 35 apply on boards at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, tom , 4 orto aie HE. COLLINS &'CO. 26 South street, aadeny ah | 2 . ” he Packet Ship Sheridan, Capt F, A. De Peyster, of 1 aia tous ill micened the Siddons, and sail’ the 25th January, her lar day "“E? tters lor the ships of chis will only be received at Gilpin’s and Hale's News 5 Passengers may rely ov the ships of this li ly asadvertived. sailing punetual- ate BLACK BALL, or Old Line LIVERPO Pockotace Thee onty' Reguies Pickce ne oti oe te 2th oF Dec The new and elegant packer ship NEW, 1000 tons, Captain Thomas B. Cropper, I positively on Monday, the ‘tn of December: ker rexlor ‘The accommodations of this well known favorite li packets, for cabin, 2d cabin stee: passed by any other line fort ond adyan'age to bei ply on , foot ol ROCHE BROTHERS & CO., Falton +t, next door to the. Fulton Baal. P.8. The New York will ssi trom Liverpool onthe Ten Febe Berri eae walker, ov tn eny/ of the Pobkeey OF” thks Bee WhIEE vac inher, or in shy 0 ine, white eell-trom that port Ou the Teh and 16h of every Month. Cambridge will succeed the Ne rervect on et to dente, Wer rote Hi ber Mr. Van Nord The | f odor or th Iweee f Par ! be per a x 4 sar | business ii port. Per- ‘he sabe main % for Coal, selecied ins, which he offers at the fol- lowing reduced frices, Wiz From the yard, Brads Ty peregned i person. renpyetialty"vnvited ta, call ana r jos Lo pare! ee where, at “Gime SR PRANCISCHT, 299% Broadway. re PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.—A young man eons d ered nt jeal printe:, w! re : e d in the ¢ Sapte in the couutry, bi 00 Sao ree and Schock, ‘von. A'voluntary collection taken up: The. pablie, ave ge snectfally invit nM imr® 101 z. y, T. ie BACHE: Song. 70 CHARLES BRAWAM, 4g. Here take my heart, ‘twill be safe in thy keeping, While I go wand’ring by land and by sea ; Smiling or sorrowing, waking or sleeping, What need I care so my heart is with thee ? If in the race we are destined to run, love, Those who have light hearts the happiest be, Happier far must be those who have none, love— ‘That will be my case when mine is with thee No matternow where I may bea rover, No matter how many bright eyes I see ; Should Venus herself now ask me to love her, Vdtell her I couldn’t—my heart is with thee, ‘There let it lie, growing fonder and fonder, And should Dame Fortune turn truant to me, Why, let her go, I've a treasure beyond her, So long as my heart's in keeping with thee. Literary Notices. Sarceanr’s New Moytmiy Magazine. —This is the first number of a new Magazine of “Literature, Fashion, and the Fine Arts,” edited by Mr. Epes Sargeant. It waspreceeded by a tremendous flou- rish of trumpets, but we never met with such a dis- appointment, The literary articles are of the most flimsy and slip-shod character, containing apparent- ly the mental fragments or rubbish of the contribu- tors—a dish of perfect literary “eold wittals.” The printing, and embellishments, are very poor. The type seem to be second-hand, the paper so thin that the ink looks through, and the eagravings the worst that we have seen in any fashionable magazine. We are sorry for Mr. Epes Sargeant—he is an ami- able man, of some talent, were it properly directed— but he makes a poor first appearance. Under our tuition, we could make him twice the genius and man of talenthe is. He has the raw material, but he does not know how to work it up. Lives or THe Presipe tts or THe Unrrep States. — By Robert W. Lincoln, New York—Published by E. Kearney, 56 Gold st.—Thisis a large handsomely bound octavo, of 578 pages. In addition to the lives of the Presidents, it contains biographical notices of the signers of the Declaration of Independence ; sketches of the most remarkable events in the histo- ry of the country ; portraits of each of the Presidents, and 45 other engravings. This is a volume of great value to every American citizen, and especially to the American youth. Itisan invaluable work for every library, and pardaclarly those in country towns and villages, where rarer and more volumin- ous works are not easily acces-ible. It appears to be written and compiled with great impartiality, and much good judgment. At the close of the vol: ume isa valuable chronological list of the officers— the Presidents, Vice Presidents, and the heads of departments of the government. We take great pleasure in recommending this asa volume to which every American citizam should have access. Hunt's Mercuants’ Macazine.—The December nu» ber of this valuable work, completing the 7th volume, fully sustains the high reputation enjoyed by the work from its start. The leading article is on the commercial decline of Spain, and contains a review of those political causes which have con- tributed to its commercial ruin, and devel- opes the disastrous consequences of “protection,” or government interference, with individual aflairs. There are many other articles of merit, with some elaborate or rather fancyful remarks on the progress of population and wealth in the U. States) The usu- al quantity of statistics are of a valuable character. Ay Encyctorazpia or Science, Lirgrature, AND Arr, Intusrratep By EnGravincs on Woop— Edited by W. T. Brande, F.R.S.L. & E., assisted by various distinguished writers.—New York, Har- per § Brothers—This is one of the most valuable works of its class which have been issued from the press. A great proportion of the matter is original, and has been carefully prepared. It embraces a good deal which is not to be tound in similar works, and it is notencumbered, as many of themare, with matter which can be of very little, if any, value to any class of readers. The typography, paper, ea- gravings, and entire mechanical execntion, are really beautiful, and reflect the highest credit on the well-known publishers, to whom we have much pleasure in according that merit which they so emi- nently deserve in placing a work of such unequivo- cal value within the reach of all classes. The work will be completed in twelve semi-monthly parts, at the low price of twenty-five cents each. Roptnson Crusor, ror tur Younc.—Revised with cial reference to moral tendency, and adapted to the capacity of oa Nap with numerous illustra- tions. For sale by M. A, ne. hoay.— This is beyond eomparison the most interesting story for chi'dren which was ever written, or proba- bly ever will be written. This is another of the thousand and one different editions of it which have been published; and although we always prefer to see the immortal Daniel De Foe in his full costume, without abridgement, yet this present edition is got up with much taste, and will prove highly acceptu- ble to the young folks,now that the holidays are ap- proaching. History or tHe Loco Foco Party, or the Equal Rights Party— its movements, conventions and pro- ceedings, with short characteristic sketches of its prominent men. By F. Byrdsall.—Clement § Pack- ard, 18) Pearl st.—Of this work it is enough for us to announce its title, i's author, that it is a duodeci- mo of 192 pages, and its price 75 cents. Nesnrtt’s Diamony Diary ror 1843—For sale at the principal stationers—This is a very beautiful and complete pocket memorandum, and no business man, especially merchants, and lawyers, should be without it. From Saml. Colman, Broadway,we have received the five following beautiful little bijous for Christ. mas presents. hey are bound with elegance and exquisite neatness, and will prove very bewitching to the little folks, “‘about these times.” Turers’ Frencu Revorvrion, No. 4—25 cents— complete in 16 weekly nurnbers—Price of the whole $4. By J. Post, 88 Bowery. Tue Maanet, vol, 1, No. 7.—December, 1842—By La Ray Sunderland. Devoted to several ’ologies, *ornomies, and ’isms. Tue Mepicar Srupent’s Guive.—Being a _com- pendious view of the Collegiate and Clinical Medi- cal Schools, &c. of Philadelphia. Py Heber Chase, M.D. Porrry, a Satme, by Park Benjamin, Esq.—This is the Poem pronounced by the author betore the Mercantile Library Association, at its 22ad Anni- ey. Mr. Benjamin has inscribed it to his Hon- or the Mayor. Tue Mitrentres, or rather Joshua V. Himes has sent us a pretty extensive lot of their Millerism books and documents, being the “Second Advent Library.” We intend to read them just before the final conflagratien, and have no doubt we shall then be converted to the faith. 1. Tue Lrrrie Girt, comprising selections from The Child’s Gem, second series. Edited by a lady. Embellished with numerous wood cuts. 2, Userut Littie Stories.—Aunt Mary’s Libra- ry for Children, vol. I. Itlustrated with pretty cuts. 3. Poems ror Lrrri# Forks —Aunt Mary’s Libra- ry for Children, vol. 1! Both of these volumes are very etty. ; 4. Tur Lrrrie Kerpsaxe—Selected in part from the writings of the celebrated J. ©. Lavater, by an American Parent. Thisisa very neat little book, but not at all adapted to children, It istoo old. 5 Sxercnes ror My Cmitoren—By a Mother.— These sketches are from real life, and appear well adapted for children. ‘The three following bijous have been sent to us by J. H. Carter, Boston. They are, each of them, superb little Christmas presents for children, very neatly bound, and embellished with pretty cuts. 1. Tre Yourn’s Keersaxe ror 1843.—This is juite a volume ot stories, about 25 in number, and rom their titles and a hasty glance at them, we have no doubt that they will prove very highly at- tractive to the Christmas boys and girls. 2. Tar Annva.erre—A Christmas and New Year's Giftfor children. This issomewhat similar to the last named book. It contains some twenty or thirty stories, charades, §c., all very nice for good children. 3. THe Sr. Nicnotas Annuat.—A Christmas and New Year’s Gitt—made expressly under the direc- tion of Saint Nicholas, for all good little girls and boys. This is both interesting and instructive and usefal for children, Heart or Min Lorntan—25 cente—being No. 6 of the Wi Jey Novels. By J. Post, 88 — Complete in 25 weekly numbers—$5 dollars for the whole. Tre Kyickernocker, ror Dro.—A tty frir number of this light and agreeable mmowinly. The Editor complains in quite a touching manner of the delinquencies of subscribers. Dioxmson Coutear Rrorster, ror 1842-3.— This highly respectable institution appears to be in & very prosperous condition. o/h o—se-eces-§.o9u-ctw—-"->?2#?@?@@—[—————--.er—————————————————————————————— 3 a Lerrens or Mary, Queen or Scors, anp Docv- MENTS CONNECTED WITH HER Personat, History, by Agnes Strickland Complete from the London edi- tion— Winchester, 30 Ann street—One of the most imeresting collections of records illustrative of the life and character of the lovely and ill-fated Queen ol Scots, which have ever been presented to the world. Much of the correspondence is entirely new to the public, and that which is not absolutely so, is now, for the first time, presented in a collective form, and in language comprehensible to the general reader. No one canread these letters without the deepest interest in their amiable and unfortunate au- thor; and their perusal will greatly facilitate the ac- quirement of an accurate acquaintance with the his- tory of the important period in which Mary lived. Srravss’ Lire ov Jusus—Re-published b Vale, 44 Roosevelt street.—This is a work which has excited a great deal of attention. Its tone and cha- racter is widely different from the works of Paine and others of the same principles who attempted to controvert the commonly received doctrines of Christianity during the last century. Straues writes with calmness, and does not deal in the language of abuse and vituperation, His work, at least, de- serves cxamination, Tue Younc Prories’ Book ror DecemBer.— Israel Post, 88 Bowery.—This is a very meritorious publication, and merits the good wishes of all who desire the improvement and entertainment of the in- teresting class to whose advancement it is devoted. ‘Tue New York Lecat. Onsenver —The number for to-day (December 1) has come to hand. It isa work of great value to the legal profession, and searcely less soto the merchant. This number con- tains some important decisions in bankruptey, and reports of other important cases. By 8. Owen, 42 Ann street. Sanranceto’s Taian vor Lise. aGatNst SENATOR MeRonerts.—A_ bi ter personal penile of no earthly interest to any one but the belligerents. Enetisu_Norss ror Exrensive Crcunation, by Cuarzes Dickens, q-—An attempt at burlesque on Dickens’ * Notes,” and a miserable attempt in all conscience. ‘Ihere are a very few sentences happily imitative of Boz’s style, but the whole thing is in bad taste, and must already be in oblivion. Sournern Lrrerary Mrssenoer, ror Dee.—The present number sustains the high character of this periodical. ‘The essayson the “ French and Greek Dramatists” are written with much epirit and accu- racy. There is also a very ably written article on the character and works of Bolingbroke. Altoge- ther this number ot the ‘*Messenger” will amply re pay perusal. New Music.—Firth & Hall have published the following : My Arab Maid”—by Mr. Horn,— “ Oh! I’ve not forgotten thee !” by the same com: poser. “ The Evergreen Gallop?—‘ boa I el is on the Sea,” by Alexander Lee—* You know”— and ** Come, come to me love ” Supertor Court, Before his honor the Chief Justice. Dee. 9—Vietor Crassous vs. Jas. M. MeJimaey et als.— The jury brought in a sealed verdict in this case, already reported, for all the defendants. Pat Rooney and Tim O'Brien vs. Pat Riley.—The de fendant distrained on 4th March last for $100 rent due from the plaintifts for premises 94 Bayard street. The offi- cer sold the goods under distress on the 14th March, 1849, for less than the amount of the rent, at public suction.— iffs brought an action on the case for dameges, on the ground that th remature, the statute limit. ing that ten day! before sale. The Judge rule one day too early, snd the plaintiffs were technically entitled to But as the statute limits the recovery in such o case “ to be special damage” sustained by the tenant, and no such damages had been shown, the verdict should be for a nominal amount—6d. J.W. Blydensburgh for plaintiffss-Brady and Maurice for defendant. Ed. W. Powers vs. Nathan Brewer and John Tracy.— ‘This was an action of replevin to recover back two arti- cles ot furniture. A mere question of fact forthe jury, who found a verdict for the saintif, and assess the value Ad at $70—$1 damages, and 6 cents costs. N. Wilson for plaintiff—U. D. French for defendants. us. Cireult Court. Before Judge Thompson. Dec. 9.—Stephen C. Smith va}Horace H. Day.—This was an action for ailedged iniringement of a patent for making sheet india rubber shoes—damage laid at $5000. The plain- tiff isa well known dealer in india rabber shoes, at No. 66 Chatham street. ‘The defendant, Mr. H. H. Day, is the proprietor of the extensive india’ rubber factory connect ed with the Roxbary india rubber establishment 45 Maiden lane. It appeared in evidence that the manufacture of india rubber shoes, by the mode of cementing the parts with dissolved india rubber, as described in the plaintiff’ pa- tent, had bren in use for many years prior to the date of the plaintifi’s patent. The plaintiff claimed to be the first who used sheet india rubber, and on that subject it was testified that shoes had been made of sheet rubber before Sees patent ie Judge charged decidly in favor of the defendant— and the verdict of the jury was for the defendant. G.R. J. Bowdoin aud G. Sullivan for plaintif—Geo. Wood for defendant. Wm. Martin and Chs. A. Coe vs. Edward Cwr- tis.—This was an action to recover back the duties on the importation of an article alleged to be gunny ‘cloth ‘The duties were charged upon it ascotton bagging. B: the law of 1832,a duty of 34 cents per square yard,was laid on “cotton bagging.” Since which an article has been im- ported, made ot jute hemp, and used for packing cotion— ‘he article was pot known atthe time of the law. The question raised was, whether it is subject to the duty im: posed on cotton bagging. Common Pleas, Drc. 9.—No business done. The Court adjourned to Monday. Marine Court. Dec. 9.—No bnsiness of any speci tance was transacted in this Co early hour. interest or impor- rt, which adjourned at an General Sessions. Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Lynch. James R. Wirtina, Eq. District Attorney. Dre. 7.—S —Michael Kelly, the young man who entered a plea of guilty to a charge of forgery in the 3d degree, in signing the name of Edwara J. Mann toa bill of Exchange for £160 sterling, with the intent tede- fraud Jonas Centre, was sentenced to the State prison for two years. Trial for Libel —The trial of Orazio de Attellis Santan - geio, fora libel upon Samuel McRoberts, United States Senator, from Illinois, was commenced at the opening of the court. The libel charged iscontained in a pamphlet of some thirty pages, published by Santangelo on the 26th of July last, in which the epithets of ‘ consummate jack. ass,” * knave,””“ miserable paltroon,” “ ourang outang,” 'y.” &c. ure applied to’ McRoberts, and also ve of every thing that ie mean, dirty, jous,covetous, sordid and cowardly.” attack appears to have originated in some difficult; that arose between the parties from a loan of money made by McRoberts to Santangelo on Mexican certificate of stock as security, It appeared in evidence that on the 6th last McRoberts loaned Santangelo on @ cer. tificate issued under the Mexican Convention, dated March 26th, 1842, signed by T. L. Smith for $200. ‘This certificate was to be returned if the $50 was repaid in two t at the rate of six per cent per annum. An advance of $125 was made on ther certificate on the 16th of April, for $500, which to be returned on the repayment of the money with six per cent interest.— * On the 23d he advanced $253 50 on a certificate for $1000, on similar terms, and on the 25th, $125 on a certificate for $500. receipts given by McRoberts were drawn as ‘es had been purchased out and out — dvanced was to be returned on the 6th of June,according to agreement when the certificates were to be returned. Sentengelo could not meet his engage- ment, and asked for more time to raise the money, which McRoberts refused. Soon aff\ he came to this city and pnblished 309 copies of the pam; which forms the basis of the prosecution. This pamphlet was add “A cir. cular to the World,” with an additional head of ‘*Isthe honorable Samuel McRoberts, more honorable than the honorable Mitchell?” The publication of the let was proved by Mr. Turney the printer, who thet the manuscript was furnished him by Santangelo. On the Mh of Angust it appeared that MoRoberts published a pamphlet in reply to Santangelo, in which he aj epi- thets quite as severe as those used by his opponen Santangelo, it appears, was compelled to jeave the king- dom of the two Sicilies in 1821, after the fafl of the const tutional system, for political offences, but was allow:d to return in 1896 by a royal decree. Since then he resided in Mexico and edited # sf there called the “ Correo At- lanatico,” but was com) to leave on account of his in- terference in the political affairs of the country. The mixed board of commissioners appointed to settle the claims against Mexico awarded Santangelo $50,000 in cer- ‘ificates against the Mexican Government. ot esvert he resided in New Orleans in the capacity of a teacher. While Senator McRoberts was on the stand in the even- ing,under cross-examination, Mr. Price, one of the couns 1 for defence, remarded that if he would be as communica- tive to him as he was to See Attorney, he would be able to get along muc! ro ‘Senator MoRowents replied that he thought the remark nent. Yr retorted, and wor's passed between them that in ail probatitity wonld have elther terminated in a fist fight or a duel,had not the Court promptly interfered to re- cuncile the gentlemen. ‘The prosecution proved by Robert Beall, one of the at- tendants of the United States’ Senate chamber, that McRo- berts sent him to the house of Santangelo on the 6th of July with the Mexican scrip that had been given him as security, with a request that the money advanced might be paid when the scrip would be returned. The defence proved the good character of Santangelo, and the testimony closed at 6 o'clock, when Mr. Price com- menced summing up forthe de'ence. District Atiorney Bd ono Lead ee totnejury under thec! ange: Recorder. The Jury, after an absence of about an hour, returned a verdict of guilty, and the Court adjourned to meet on Monday morning at 11 o’olock.