The New York Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1842, Page 3

Avtigwn, mt Mandarin, Mastin, Demerara; FA <p. Dee 16, ton; Olivia BLGEHAGTR, Dee 16—Arr James Francis Bos i ‘Nonroux, Dee 17—Azr Chattahoochee, N Orleans; Lonisiana : ; Boston. Cid Ride Dee 16—1 the offiag,? ships. Arr 15th, Pon- = Latona, NBeilfo ong, West Isies Buuk Skink; Ti . Curtis, Havie; Marecls, Hagar, Trieste: Savanna, Dec Arr Pandora, Tillinehast New H nowy, from Philadelphia. Cld Fi Ski Leouore, Graves, Liverpoo!; Gui Dee Arr Alleghany, Ames, Philadelphis nekard, Bordeaux: Reteces, (Brem icforia, Thompson, N York Doures, Bremen: at Buttle Gronud Potomte, Perry, do, jeans, Sisal and a inke. General Record. Sip Cranurs—The ship reported ashore on the Rocks, near the Isaacs, proves to Louis XIV. (Fr) was along: board the erew of the latter. NYork; Augora, the Charles, of oe et the ath inst. taking on Spoken. Unicorn, 118 days from Calcutia for Boston, Dec 10, lat 37 50, i . es Foreign Ports, Tenxs Istap, Dec 6—In port, Industry, for New Haven; ador, Wise, from NY¥ork, just arr; t, Oatario, of Balt nm Frazer, for No Mary Avenil, Hat Coast of Africa, 19 da Ser tember, Balt PT OE Gaxat Excivement at the AMpuitHeatee.—The low- ering of the prices at the beautiful Amphitheatre, had the effect, as was enticipated, of drawing together last eve- ning an immense concourse of people, who came to witness the chaste and well selected performances of this now Jeating place of amusement. delighted and respectable assemblage of citizens on any previous occasion, The whole interior presented one blaze of youth, beauty and innocence. The performances ‘4 with the greatest enthusiasm by the elderly as well as the juvenile portion of the audi- ence. Thereis no amusement that will begin to compare with the circus, The infantile wonder, Wymar, dashed through his graceful and daring act of horsemanship like an arial being. The two extravaganza singers, Emmit and Pierce, and the clown, Gardner, convulsed the specta- tors with their antics and jokes. repeated this evening. ge IMPORT A We never witnessed a more in the circle were witn The whole bill is to be NNOUNCEMENT.—THE COL XCINE AND PHARMACY OF THE W YORK—Have completed the o: tion of their institution, which now embraces periect cities for the treatment of all classes of disease. THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. In this department gratuitous advice is given on all dis ements of the digestive o) 8, other diseases coming within ‘The consulting physici- eases of the chest, deran; rheumatic affections, an the province of the physi ans are men of great experience and porticularl: in tho use of the stethescope, and the treatment of diseases of the lungs and heart. PRIVATE CONSULTING ROOMS. These are devoted to the reception of patienta suffering This department is conducted by a gentleman who was formerly connected with one of the Lest Lock Hospitals in Euro utmost confidence in his abilities and skill in the treatment of this most important class of maladies. SURGICAL DEPARTMENT. The Corneax have also engaged the services of one of the most distinguished operative Surgeons in New York, and are therefore prepared to receive and treat surgical ceses. Squinting, cataract, and all diseases of ‘an operation, -stricture of the urethra, jadder,—clubioot,—diseases of the joints, and ot the spine, will be particularly attended to. The tees will be extremely moderate. Patients who so desire will be visited at their own houses after operations. PHARMACUTICAL DEPARTMENT. ‘The department is under the immediate superintendance of Dr. M. O'Regan, member of the Royal Coll ‘The medicines prescribed by t! , ore dispensed at the lowest rates, and best description, being im; THE CON: from venereal diseases. ond the College have the the eye requirit —saeull inthe rted from Paris and London. i) Erie SONS 10K ensary, are 0} en Me ance can on remittin; dollar and a statementof their case be {nil letter of advice and one dollar’s worth of appropriate are distinct from the Dis, the sum of one nished with a By order of the W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal (and only) office of the College of’ Medicine and Pharinacy, 97 Nase fg- DR. ABM. SKILLMAN, BOUNDBROOK, N. J. ‘nt and only practitioner of that thriving villa in favor of Wistar’ Sherry, as the only cure and best pall 4 confirmed consumption. Dr. Skill icine for pulmonary affections, because n> other medi- i ans but discard their forei al poisons and substitute the congenial remedies ‘h nature has furnished here, and de bills of mortality willbe greath Cherry js our great Protector from the ofthis climate, As soon as its virtues in its concentrated form become known, it will take the place of all other movicines for affections of the liver and lungs. Sole agen- cy at 126 Fulton street, corner Nassau. THE GREATEST COUGH MEDICINE OF sh Lozenges, sold at 106 Nassau a few hours, and one lozenge will irritating cough ina few minutes. known several of our bands to be cured in one da when other medicines would have required a weel ‘Therefore, we honestly recommend them to all who re- quire + pleasant and efficacious remed; 110, 273 and 459 Broadway, 227 Bowery; 77 East Broadway, and 139 Fulton st, Brooklyn. LAST NIGHT THE MOST TREMENDOUS rush we ever saw was at the Franklin, to witness Morris’ The performance was rich, Morris will soon because none come to see , laces of amusement—but because his house willnot hold the immense assemblies. So much for strong attractions for little mone: Balsam of Wild e ‘or incipient in _uses no other nd upon it our the day is Sherman's Co Concert and Olio Compan: chaste, effective, and all well pleased. have to close his doors—not GP CURE FOR CHAPT HANDS AND FACE, AND all eruptions and disfgurements of the face and skin are cured im the most wonderful manner, by the It is an invention of M. ysician, and as we can prove, ples, blotches, freck* Italian Chemical Soap. Vesprimian, Italian is a never failing remedy for les, saltrheum, scurvy, &c. e for itis really most excellent, and makes dark or yellow skin smooth, white and clear—try at once. it atthe sign of the American where you will also find one of the most truly excellent hair restoratives ever invented. Jones? C rative really will force the hair to cure scurf or dandruff, grow dark from the roots. It’s sold quite reasonable—try it. Agents, Zeiber, 3d and Dock and next to the American Hotel, Washi: c State street, Boston; 207 King street, Charleston. 8. C.; 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn; Bailey, ‘erre Main street, PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S CELEBRATED RE WEDY—The new and infallible and speedy cure of Gonorrhea and Gleets, which has been discovered by Professor Velpeau of the Hospital LaCharite in Paris, is now sold by authority of the Col- lege of Medicine and Pharmacy, of the city of New York, st ‘hese Pills are their distinguished author. wen already sold here. The great remedy is, that it cures without producing e breath. or laying the foundation of ures as the common modes of treatment do. le, 88 Chatham street, ‘oral Hair Resto- w, stay it falling off, streets, Philadelphia, State street, Albany Morristown, N. J.; ific for the radical guarranteed to cure bj immense quantity has nausea, tainting Richardson, Agent. Consulting rooms and Dis- pensary of the College, 97 Nassau street. TABLE SHILLING STRENGTHENING PLASTER.—The Plaster is recom- mente! with the greatest confidence; in fact it is recom- mended with that confidence, that if it is obtained of the proprictor. and if it does not give relief, the mon For weeknezt or pain loins, back, side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, rheumatism, There have been thousands of them sold, and not one single instance hee occurred where they have not given reliel. The price being very low, every person can obtain it. In severe coughs, colds, asthma and diffi- ing, Worn over the lungs, it will afford Itcan be truly said it is the best gine | plaster ike Peters’ Pills and Lozen is supe. rior to all others. Principal office, 125 Fulton corner of PETERS’ VEG sitively be refunded ——_____ HAVE YOU AN AFFECTION OF THE '—are your energies suddenly tiveness treuble you, have you a col one side o¥ your head, have you pain i the pit of your stomach through to y unequal to your daily avocations, are you anxious fears, feeling as if some great ing to overwhelm rostrated, does cos: id heavy feeling on in your side, an calamity were go- ite bed, are your ly dejectio food as taken into the stomach, ore they ofa clay-like color? If all, or any of ‘ou, have recourse to Bi I not deceive you, they will re- fect health and the full en; They will not deceive cents per box, with full directions, at 241 Broadway, 274 Bowery, 189} Hudson street, and Mrs. Booth, 5 street, Brooklyn. iG WE HAVE SEEN AN ARTICLE USED FOR disease, the Piles, when ali other ind the patient gives up in despair of ever being rid of that complaint with such astonishing success, that if we were not an we should feel inelined to sa; medicine that could have suc! your faculties. that most distressin; remedies have fail ‘e-witness to the fact, that there never was « undeniable power to con- , but now that we have seen such a remedy cases, we deem it our that will cure the most inveter: duty to state these facts to t! . with the disease, and let them know Itis soli only, genuine, at 71 Maiden lane. “THE TONIC MIXTURE.”—This celebrated * composed of five ingredients, the active princi which are highly concentrated. very extensively and with faculty, for the cure of debil dyspepsia, nervous complaints, Sold by the author ine and Phermacy of the city of York. Price $1 per bottle, Malf dozen (in carea) $5, W. 8. RICHARDSON, Principal office’of the College 97 Nassau st here the remedy Tt is now used eat success by the medical , (from whatever cause,) the College of Medic id MONEY MARKET. Monday, Dec. 19-6 P.M. The business at the board of brokers was very small with a downward tendency, Indiana 5’% 1}; Mohawk } per cent. The following are the leading features of the Bank of St. Mary’s, Georgia :— ® DT. Manre, Gro. Banx oF a 162 Increase. Decrease Discounts, 2.012 Suan _ 23,506 _ — 9,894 4,706 = x _ 37,22 21,231 - 2,710 following is a comparative stateraent of the Bank of Missouri :— STATE oF TH its Baayen Bank of tHe Stare ov Missovnt axp 8, ON 3lst Oct. ann THE SoTM JUN», 1812, s. s June. Bills discounted, $029.7 Bills of exchange, 124,622 | yond debt, 117,480 Real estate, 81,672 Personal property, 127 Protest account, 79 Expense, 10,095 S ate of Missouri, 213,347 Due from banks, 76.851 Gold and silver, 322/336 Bank notes, ‘Treasury notes, $1,942,438 1,957 416 Liabilities. Capital stock paid is sels ek a Owned by indivi’ls. is, Jnterest, Contingent Fand, Cireuletion, Due to Banks, $954,205 22 246,059 57—1,200,264 1,200,264 372,209 $1,912,438 1,957,416 We have received the message of Governor Fitzpatrick of Alabama. It is mestly octsupied with the State curren- cy. It has seme salutary recommendations, but discovers a disposition still to tamper with the insolvent banks, with the exception of the Mebile Branch, of which he speaks as follows :— The Mobile Branch, the one? excepted, cannot be so re- garded. Her inordinate circtilation in proportion to her Specie, and her heretofore reg ularly accumulating, and now vast amount of suspended debt, taken in connexion with her whole policy for a sevies of ta lead me to the irresistible conclusion, that she should cease the functions of banking. [recommend, therefore, that that branch be put into an immediate state of liquidation, under such re- ulations as the wisdom of your henorable bodies may think best. He states that the fear thet this branch would be put in liquidation without adequate means to redecm its cireu- lation, which forms most of the currency of the State, hos depressed the bills. He therefore recommends that, asall the debts due all the banks are the property of the State, and the liabili of the banks are State liabilities— “1 submit t Legislature, therefore, the propriety of adopting suitable provisions, requiring all the other State banks to receive in paymerré for debts due them, the bills of the Mobile branch, in the event that that bank should be put into liquidation.” In relation to the other branches, the message recom, mends :— “Tam clear in the conviction, that there is more bank- ing capital inthe State than is needed, or can he profitably employed. Isubmit therefore to the’ @cneral Assembly, the propriety of greatly reducing the capital of all our State institutions, and applying the amount thus with- drawn to the purchase of our State bonds, under such regulations as may be prescribed.” ‘The Governor states that the theory that a State can be relieved from taxation through the profits of banking, has entirely failed. “T have no hesitation in saying to the General Assembly that the tax for the Uy of the State government should be renewed, and the banks relieved from its payment, as well as every other sum withdrawn from the means of their own support.” Tn relation tothe State debt, the Governor remarks as follows :— “ The amount of interest which will be due on the State bonds for the ensuing year, and the periods when it is to be pai ill, it is peeaeey, be fully made known to you by the reports of the commissioners appointed to examine the several banks. I most respectfully invite your attention to the subject, and recommend that suitable and permanent aes be made forits payment upon a sure basis, and yond all possible contingency.” ‘To sustain the credit of Alabama will require a prompt levy and collection of a heavy tax. The Governor states that he addressed circulars to all the county officers, for information in respect to the amount of taxable property, but could obtain but very little factory information on the subject. What a singular vagary possessed the brains of the Legislature, to imagine that the earnings of banks are not obtained from the people. The State of Alabama exports annually $600,000 worth of cotton to pay the in- terest on money borrowed in Europe at 6 per cent, und lent to planters at 8 per cent. That cotton 1s not tn: less the result of the labor of the citizens of Alavama because itis extracted from them by the operation of bank paper instead of the tax gatherer. This absurd delusion is rapid- ly passing away. ‘The inaugural Address of Governor Shannon, of Ohio, is before us. It promptly condemns the creation of a na- tional bank, as unconstitutional and inexpedient. It ad_ vocates a tariff for revenue, and opposes oppression in theshape of protection. After briefly discussing this mat- ter, he adds— “The idea, therefore, of building up a home market for the vast productions of the west is, in my judgment, vision- ary in theextreme. We want the market of the world for our productions, and that policy that has a tendency to cut off our foreign trade, and exclude our staples from the foreign market, is hostile to our true interest.” In relation to the State debt he observes :— “I would respectfully urge upon you the policy, and even necessity, of avobling "ony Tuttle fneréede of our State debt, except such as may be demanded in order to meet promptly and faithfully our present contracts. ‘Ihe credit of our State and the public faith should be held in- violate.” The resources of the State of Ohio are estimated as fol- lows, for the present year :— Wheat crop, bushels, 24,000,000 “consumed, 10,000;000 Surplus exported, 14,000,000 at 0 cts, —_ $7,000,000 # ‘Other produce, $13'400,000 Total exports, 000,000 Value of goods imported, bared Surplus exports, $12,000,000 This alone, when added to the present amount of circu- lation in this State, would furnish us with'an amount of currency which would give to business, and the various branches of industry, a healthy and vigorous which would be stable and nt, because it be real and not fictitious. Batthe indebtedness of former ‘ears remains to be satisfied. jers are indebted fo the merchants: the merchants areintebted tothe East; and thus the large balance of trade in our favor, this year, is absorbed and taken out of the State by Eastern credi- tors, te satisfy claims that had their origin in years of ex. travagance. Those debts are, however, in a rapid pro- gressof being paid, and when’ once satisfied it -will: quire but a few prosperons crops, and fair prices, to e ble us to obtain, in return for our various exports, a sound, healthy and abundaat circulation for all the prac- tical uses and business operations of the country.” In relation to the banking system, the Governor shows alittle hankering after “facilities.” He does not oppose a system of banking with increased liabilities of the stock- holders, and such legal guards as will prevent an inflation ofthecurrency. He would confer on associations of men the power to inflate the currency, which is profitable only in proportion to the inflation, and then attempt to restrict them by conditions. The following is a comparative statement of the affairs of the Bank of the State of Georgia on the 2d April, 1842, and Ocjober 1, 1842 :— Banx oF THe State or Grorara anv Brancurs. April 1912. Oct. hts. Specie. Loans. rete 40, 31,983 69753 ‘9601 L717 1,901 21,508 16'203 out 30,978 Macon, 2, Athens, aioe 60 Total, 201,261 Dep. 31,983 28165 Was! sant Eatonton, 25,182 Greensboro? Fe faa j 20,735 27,392 Total, 377,595 204,015 4 208,672 These aggregates gives the following comparative re- sult :— April. October. Increase. Decrease Loans, 1,341,681 1,283,994 — 57,751 Ss 168,310 201,261 12,921 ~ q 77,395 «49074 ~ 128,521 204,015 208,672 4,657 = Sates at the Stock Mrchange, $22000 Ohio 67s, 1960 69) 5 Mohawk +3 2 3090 to as 2 4 bm 36 iat Merchant B gq. s + bs 3034 32 Mechanics? Bk r Tsland 5 Ohio t. & Trust Co “* {oo Faterson F 4 Shag 100 Harlem 5 shas Bank C rd of hey Beyt Commons Led Mohawk bio 3136 ——_—_____ State of Trade, Ashes.—The sales of pots were 100 harrels advance of 6} cents on the extreme pad sou se. turday. In pearls we have heard of no farther transac- tion Cotton.—The sales amount to about 1000 bales, ie oo Th i ait cn The market still remains duli,but no ohi prices has come to our knowledge. " nee The supply of Cattle today was large enough. Sales were fair made at prices showing no alteration. ‘Beeves fetched from $375 to $525 ; Cowes and Calves from $20 a $35; Sheep and Lambs{rom 75to $450. The eee of Cattle areedected by the abundance of game and ultry. We consider the prices given out by the drovers and butchers as being far from the actual prices. The only way to come at them is to take the medium. In Philadel shia the offerings of Beef Cattle last week were 626 head, of which there were from Ohio 81, all sold at 8adc; from Virginia 95, sales at 3 a5ic, 30 head left over; and from Pennsylvania 350 head, sales at 34c, 30 left over. | 280 Cows and Calves, sales from $16 to 23, extra $26 30; Springers $12 a 14; Dry Cows $5 a 19." Hogs, —60 st market, ali sold at 2 a dic. Sheep—1370 head sold at $1 12} a $175; extra $2 25. Married. At Mobile, 7th instant, by the Rev. E. Hearn, the Rev. Rowxar L. Waixen to Miss Many L., eldest daughter of Charles Gascoigue, Esq,, all of that city. Died, On the 19th instant, Parrick Husitx, aged 55 years, His friends and acquaintances are requested to attend his funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 3 o’clock, P. M., from No. 40 Catharine street. On Sunday morning Dec. 18th, after a lingering and painiul illness, Many, wile of Silvester Van Buskirk, in the S0th year of her age. ‘The relative and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Wednesday the 2ist in’ at 2o’clock, P M., precisely, from her late residence No. 543 Greenwich street _ On Monday the 19th instant, at 7 o’clock, of inflamm tion of the lungs, Evizanern; youngest daughter of He ry and Maria Ann Kutzemeyer, aged two years and tour months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral on Wednesday the 2st instant at 3 o’clock, P. M., from 70 Gold street. Passengers Sailed. Livenroo.r—Packe ship New York=-Robert Lee Dawson, of New bork, JT M Master J Marshall, Utica: W Melurnsh, James & Oliver: Chas M Bricklesby, Canada; Miss E Perrin, Ireland; Mr Phillips, Eogland. vt ie Foreign importations, Sr Jaco vp Cuma—Brig Hellespont—£00 boxes sugar 13 bales tobacco Moses Taylor—#38 do Aymar& com23 bags do J Wallace. Domestic Importations. Groxartown, SC—Bng _ Mary—67 bales cotton Spofford, Tileston &comti2-A_Averill 10 RS. Moitland=-250 "Smith ‘& co—98 Sackett & Brothers—50 Post & Phillips—i31 H 70 Sprague & Robins: Wes shall esteem it a favor, if captains of vesse!s will give to Commodore Rosent Sitvey, of our news tleet, - port of the shipping left at the port whence they saul ressels spoken on their passage, & list of their cargo, f forvign newspapers they may have. He wil boar! ther im- stel¥ on their rrrival. Agents and correspondents at home or abroad, will also confer a faver by sending to this oice all the tnaring intelligence they ean obtain ‘Nautical will be thankfully received, + 0 78 432 MOON RIsKS*+-« HIGH waTra . Cleared. I . Bulkley, Savannah, Starges & Clearmai a: Jen, (Br) Hibbert, Shelbourne and Liverpool, NS. J H Braine; Empire, Powell, Nosfolk, Sturges & Clearman, Arrived. Randall, (of Bowdoinham) 23 days from St. Brg Hellespont, Jago de Cuda, with sugar, fo master. Bri Richardson, 6 days from Georgetown, SC. with co'ton. to A! Averill & Co. Sailed in eo. with sehr Statesman, for NYork; Mars Hill, West Indies. Schr Alexandria, Lewis, 3 days from Alexandria, with flour, to Sturges & Clenrman. Schr Lucy Blake, Hosmer, 12 hours from New Haven, with mdse, to master. Selir Alabama, Cosey, 6 days from Newbern, NC.with naval stores. Schr Townsend, Benny, fiom Washington, NC. with naval stores. Schr Mary Ann, Perry, 3 ¢ays from Folly Landing, with corn, to mast Schr Phebe Eliza, Osborn, from Alexandria, with flour, to Sturges & Clearman. Schr Thomas Wynnus, Gaskill, from Newbera, NC, with na- val stores. Schr Two Brothers, Tolson, from Washington, NC. with naval stores. ’ Schr Ann’ Wyman, Totten, from Washington, NC. aud 3 ds from Ocracole. with naval stores, to De Peyster & Whitmarsh, Schr Star, Williams, from Washmgton, NC. with naval stores. Schr Delaware, Forbes, from Washington, NC. with naval % ing, from Washingtou, NC. with naval stores. Schr High Priest, Brutus, from Elizabeth City, NC. with naval store: Schr Ovoca, Cadmas, 3 days from Baltimore, with flour, &c. to master. Schr Amity, Smith, 3 days from Vii with wood, to the enneer, Sloop Top Gallant, String, from Brandywine, with flour, to Allen te Paxson. Salled. _ Ship New York, Cropper, Liverpool; brig Wm Neilson, Mor- ris, Port au Prince, and others. Herald Martne Correspondence. Mencnants’ Excuanor News Roost, Saturday evening, Dee 17. jew Zealand € Tstand 107 rmambuco 29 d ja mo my, of Poughkeepsie, 1450 wh 350 sp; ‘Triton, ders, Warren, clean—had received damage by a see off the SW. Cape of Van Dieman’s Land; Gen Jackson, Ramsdell, Bristol, clean; Thos Dickensor Haven, SH. 3000 wh: Eugene, Pendle: ons tor in, Woodman, SH. 870 wh 150 rf 00. wh 600 sn; Noble, Brown, 1200 Richards, Dearing, SH. | wh 200 sp; Columbia, Edway do, 1650 bbls, 250 sp. oe ble spoke July 14, off Fejees, Hoogley. of Warren, 1100 bbla sp, boned home; sme day, Benezet, NB_700sp The Grotiug spoke Nov 3, lat 23 25 8, lon 29 W, Roman, Smithyof and ip for NB. 40 mos out, 2900 bbls sp; jee 8, brig L’Orient, 8 di fom Philadelphia for La Guayras tith, let 1 N, ton 65 W, b Maria J Estell, from North Carolioa for Demerara, hie oyage te captain of the. Grotius has completed the world, without meetmg with any accident. Reports having met with fine weather on th Pasvengers—Mrs Coffin and son, And: Mr Evans. de Janeiro Nov 1. NOnleans, 10 days; Charle- ne, for ‘N York, for Coast of Afr buca, arr Ost 29; nn, Hanna, do do; ta, Dukehart, do. Also, U tne; sehr Al S sehr Capt Wilson, for Buenos Ayres, in 20 days; the ind Columbia to’ follow soon. Sailed Occ 20° Lydia, Harron, Montevideo; 30th, King Philip, Willis, Buenos 14th inist. at 33 90, lon 67, saw'a schr with a Diack ball Ayre! im a of her foresail, standing S. R. H. experienced ro} les from every point of the leaving the vicinity Of Bermada, Paswenger, Jos C Rozers, of Boston nt Cla"r. m—Barqne Meri, Mausticld; Orleans: schr Delos, Howes, Charleston, Orrice oy THE Ruope Istannen, Arr 16th, Rowse, Allen, Havana, aad sailed for Providence; Homer, Kent, Boston for NYork. "Returned, Freeman, sailed hevce yesterday for NYork. Cld Prince de Joinville, Garduer, Havana. General Record. Packer sure Wesrminet: at 120%lock, Letter bags will close at Gilpin’s at half-past 11 o'clock. Couuiston at Sea.—Captain Randall, of the Hellespont, ar- rived on Monday from St. Jago de Cala, reports that on the i9th of November, the steam packet Tweed arrived off the Moro, Havana, and sent up two of her boats to the city, one with the purser and the other with the mail agent. The latter stated, in conversation, that on her voyage to St. Nov. the packet ran into a sehr to the ti The ppesed to board spesking Enclishe Capt, Franklin ward stop to ascer- tain the natare of the accident, or whether the crew of the schr perished, Brig Tremont, Kelly, from Bermuda, in ball New York, went ashore on Sand Shoal Is!and, the 13th inst. A part of the crew have arrived at ‘state that she is well ap on the beach, but had not bi they lefther. A letter dated ac Norfolk 17th, stav Tremont went ashore about ten miles north of Cape Charles, and that she is not much injased, and would be got off without ach trouble. : hor, while beating out of misstayed and went ashere on ‘ot off by the steamer Hercules aving sustained but little or no di 5 “Scum Ceixere, Johnson, from Baltimore for New York, wentashore on Absccom bat on S-turday morning last. lighter sehr Abraham Osborn wax alongside taking in her ¢ ipposed she will be ff with, little damage. SI sto dohnon & Low’en's New York and Baltimore line of prekets, Baia Hexny—The Henry, of Brunswick Matanzas, before reported abandoned, beach tithinst. A. dated th, states that she was loated with lamber avd potato deck load mostly gone, and all her aaile except the sail—her cable end anchor», lore topmast and topsatl yerd, . KONE —NO Person on . The: were then unloading hi ‘The letter continuer—* If she is the brig Henry reported in 1 Boston Advertiser of the 7th inst. as being two-thirds owned New York, and one-third insured in. Providence, you will pub: fish this, that oncerned mey receive inform ition, and send 10 receive their ‘J from Bath for came ashore on Orleans letter from rhe wreckimaster at Orleans, Me. ‘ave, Sutton, whic» sailed from Gloucester afer- noon of the 15th inst. for Nosfolk, struck Rocky Neck, op- posite the former place, and probably got off next tide, withont ury. 5 ne ALevosts Branpen, at New Orleans, reports that early om the merning of the 4th inst. saw a large American ship ashore on the Gingerbread Groand, near the Little Isaac 0 J Sitir ORLEANS, from New Orleans for New York, received to mach injary by running fowl of the ship Clinton, that she re: ne forme: repair . The F happened about 30 miles below that city. Both ships were in tow of steamers. Arr at Holmes Hi ‘Sarah A Esther, Lambert, f le 16th inst. ther, it, from Athintle Oceans and 90 daye ftom Helens, of an or den 4 bern abaent 12, months, Spoke ane King, NB. 200 Arrat A 350 bbls #p; sident, from Nantucket, to fit for whaling. nailed trom Piymouth 16th use. kachange, King, Atlantic ean. Spoken. Covington, Hale, 35 days from Baltimore for Batavia, Now 14, Jat 7 56 N, lon 3115. rman, Kenrick, from Boston for New Orleans, Dec 8, lat John land, Henderson, from NOrleans for Glasgow, Dee 1, lat 28 45, ton y Foreign Ports. St Joux, NB. Reberea, Prekance, Barbadoes.— ch stphis, a a ad Nov 29—Atr eho, Me.ser, Wil) . NOvth, rates Lown Moalthrone Baan. Sid svdh,csbele; daionde, ‘Maraxnas, Dee 1—Arr Annawan, Swasey, from Wilming- ton, NC. Cnaxnunny inure, Me, Dee Arr Splendid, Spaalding, N Tor cramp, Dee Wart’ Voloenty; Moargomery, Boathhay Boston, Dec 17—Arr Georges, (Sw) Prescott, New York; tnerner, Hallett, Mobile; Romulus, English, Seva ri, Harding, Philsdeiphia; Dantel Francis, Small, , Condon, Fredericksburg: Mull, Crowe , Hall, NYork; Thomas, Kendrick, Mi via ev she went ashore 2 weeks since, split fib, lost ‘Ware, Crowell, Philadelphia. Dec i6—Sid Kagineer, Whitten, St Pierres, Pont for NYor fe 3 teth, Mendour™s Dec 16-—Arr Indust Baltimore, ¢ 15—Passed by, Gen Mill . Ar iéth, Emeline, Nie ues, Wainwright, Buel been got off saore by ance of the revenue cutter Jackson, aSPRARre, try, Cushman, Philadel- AMUSEMENTS. _ ny WINTER CONCERTS—NIBLO’S§ SALOON, iuforms the lovers of Musie, * arrangements to give ® 80 following eminent nnd univ MR BRAHAM. WR. CHARL! STA BROWNE. ae “AUCTION SALES. ‘THOMAS BELL (Stores Nos. = 4 ler, Snow, New wM. NIBLO respectful) ore pains B ‘and with the ss hem and 115 Pultom street} and Guess. Also, Fortet, Laneas'er, Lig: Horley Dee 19—Arr_¢ Newburyport: Jc of I kinds of merehad: Also, 8 tronks of the choicest wear season, and just suited to the time of veal NESDAY The first Guawn ¢ ning, Deeember 20th, loon, whieh is allow i to be the best for sound inthe city Mished and painted by Signor Cay. for comfort and ¢- PLOGRAMME OF THE CONCERT antl Grand Fantasia, (composed by herself) ++ ayhoow's Home,” Rone," Bln Bonnets over the border, 1% apparal offered this Harun. St ‘Thomas; Margaret and every arrange ~ ent m nkley, Boston: St Sime H A E'egant furniture of new and seeond by ns, beds, anda variety of rticles re handsome furniture of a family removed from the Fulton st. store. fortes, by virtue of au execu- tion and by order of a receives temouth, Faller, jon and by order * repels Piano Fortes, nai a!l buctruly valaab'e eoilection of fos; 12 doz. mahogaby chairs, couches, ottomans,vivans, rolish French bedsteads, &c FRIDAY. Extensive splevdid avd val stock of superior whieh there is nothing above named, at 104 0" without postponement. SINGLE gentlem room, and servant's A preference will he given to Murray, War- between Brosdway and Church st. No attention will be given ng house keeps-s. . B.A. upper post office to applications from boarding or lodg: Song, from the Opera of the Nym Song, “The Old Gran} Seena from Nor oglish Gentleman, ++ + Casta Diva, with nf Mrs, Sutton raham & Mr,C.Brham aug ua ried woman is desirous of 8 Wer ourse in a private fami y. She BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, TUESDAY, 2ist, yin store 964 Broad wa: stairs, will be immed: 20, , age,” Acting Song, “We "Tickcts $1 each. 1 Doors open at half-pa ail love a pretty girl un. ;,fine old Irish and Seoteh wh r tone ‘1 ‘wotickecs aiimi n brandy, gin and T kecs admit one gentle ig n bottles aud cask: 6—Coneert to commence at 7 in demijohws and 4 wer, Anchor and double superior red currant jelly and a cordial, made by a gentler an farmer for fami _ Also, dried fruits, oliv Leman speaking pute: ¢ the pinno, is wanted ir attention woald be reqntred only eveuings aud one hour of the day, Add rape Wine, in baskets; 10 dozen CMATHAM Tina er Tier 25 cents. NG, Dee. 70, wil! ne performed AND WING. bet First Tier 50 eente capers, coffee, tea, and fancy groce- Also, 136,000 imported segars, be seen at the store—a good ope: Afie h. MARY THE MAID OF 1HE INN. pI b de for exporters to buy to ad: Re watlois oak WORD. ties, com, meltias and roses in et lotropes, svevias, mixnonette, de. Sr.; but up on as reasonable terms as at an) e" will confer a favor by Ieaving their ce, all of which will be th imke id promotly executed. NIBLO & DUNLAP, 575 Broadway. Pome to the Temperance you will find all your societies -temperance friends, and hel us to m ke ourrelormed poor more. comfortable during the You will find articles there of use and 0 reat variety, and at very resonable pr + for which refreshments will be given, may be ‘an’ Wagenen & Tucker's store, Greenwich streets, Washing’ on street jety of segars made in America, from the low- e best quality of bacco, EDNESDAY, 22d, 1034 clack, at 304 Broa.lway, y of household gonds Also, 80 lots hardware, cutlery, &e. of goods, just come in store. ot called for at Houston. street sale, (re- be sold on a.count of fo. mer purcha- Doors open at 6% o'clock and the perfermanee will com menee at 7 precisely PARK THEATRE, TOPREDUCED PRICE In order to meet the exigencies of the times, luced to reduce the prices of adi He INVITATION Come, tempera ee € lewd ileryr 1335 cents, there represented. hapesSeenle We tne ae aod of the Drama, that his exersions. will be their patronage aud support, ‘THIS EVENING, Dee. 20 will he presented, POOR GENT! Toconcinde with PA moved to our store) will increased to meri ARD AND AUCTION NOTICE—M WARD (Thomas Bell and Robert Ho , that the Auction and Com, and will be continued and tice to their friends and the publ ion business in all its br-nche arried on as usnal, and on the same honorable terms, at the o stand, No. 32 Ann ‘and 115 Fulton streets. Liberal advancy d forsale. Certain sales and prompt ret depended on. ‘The regular sale of Furi ns, takes place every Wednesday and Satn hing, fancy articles, Tuesdays and Fri furniture, and al BELL & HOWARD, THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. WARD, Auctioneer, id Holiday Presents, Toys, inmbert & Co, will sell, this «, in the store 149 Bi ‘d assortment of rich fresh imported id New Years gifts, ineludi comer of Dey and the hali door, corer of De: Y. Doors will open at 64—Curtain will rise at quarter past F be this ship will p y from 9 to 5, where tickets may be par- Wallat, this day ‘t chased and place: P. M., at which time the 'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. ew Vork. 20 will he performed 4 “t__ | property, attended to. OM SAVANNAH—Is - ty Wee ‘onsicnees will please attend v. 420 SARATOGA SPRINGS. PADDY O’RAFFERTY. ‘To conclude with PETTY SINS AND PRETTY SINNERB. [™ The Doors will be opened at half-past 6, end wwe ver formance eommence RANKLIN THEATRE, : ‘a greater variety of amusemen‘s than at any other place t the reduced prices a lady, 25 cents, $1 00, for twelve $200. Mr. Wi Emmit, banio melodist, snd Master Pierce filler, Mestayer, Bro papier mache wor an In elegant miniature ti Square —This even cordeons, tea caddies, m mantle clocks, cake bask ri doles, lacquered backyammon boards, oil. pai let perfumes, G-rman toys in sma jetv not to be described in au May be examined till the hour of sale offered atthe most moder te prices, ior article of Ras; berry aud Cherry Brandy, € ‘omme! TY agaiagdy pen 6—commen LY TO THe "WBLI by prinfil experience, to disch ‘ment,-nd Udo solemnly affirm t of compounding my medicine has alway of sight of my clerk; Twill be retail Finding it to Graham, Garson, Rogeles, M Rich parted to ony one the knowled, ted Hanter's Red Dro} repared ovt of ny offic BENJ. MOONEY, Aucrr. NOTICE.—Cham) 10 ¥ & clock, an extensive assortment of wines, im part of "0 casks cognac bran Comet and Nectar brand, $0 cases og 100 baskets annisette c. CIRCUs. AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC, 37 Bowery. . HOWES, Proprietor. cerior. Half Price d Pitt! Dress Circle Reserved for Fai Adi gins *segers, &e., consistin 100 baskets champagne ol N Enlargement of the fu 10 the Second Ti at the Regular Price of public may re*t assured of ree treatment for the future a quantity of sardin by this man Brow ng kin Y tead of raffianly ‘abuse as formerly DOCT. U LEVISON. ant the renowned Ethiopian “HINA—Dinner setts, octagon, Tea do do, and for dianer and tea setts, by case only. A i 1 roadway, a splendid col! ‘of Camelias, new in bloom—corsisting of upwar ferent sorts, and well caleulated for the appronching Moly days. Amphitheatre s, _Sonth William st, No.4, ap FRENCH’S HOTEL. iber having completed the enlargement «Chatham ‘street, and entirely refitted nificent style, respectfully offer: » ES AN for the first time im th The proprietor, in order ra OLASSES8—20 bbls prime New Orleans Molasses, land- ing this day from ship Stratogs from New Orleant EDWD. K. COLLINS & CO. =2500 bushels prime Ti Wrhe EDWD. K. COLLINS & CO. Ses to au 56 Bouth WASHINGTON HOUSE, No, 223 CHESNUT STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH, ADJOINING THE MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA. Is in complete order, and nae an ‘The upper part of the estal rooms, furn'shed in the best manner and replete with e intment calculated to add to the convemence and cor hixenstomers. These rooms will be let for the day, wees, or ment ix fitted up with I ‘The principal floor contains a Picture Gallery, AMERICAN THEATRE—WALNUT-ST, TLADELPAIA, FECTION OF MIS8 C. CUSHMAN THIS EVENING, Dre 20, will be performed THE SENTINEL. To conclude with. “THE BLACK RAVEN OF ‘dal other senzon- ved in the best manner, and of the very ors will be aclected v for the reception of Gentlemen | UNDER THE D! 1, HARTWELL. ion—the cheapest. in resents; besutiful a from the choicest stacks in the country. ci The Library is farce. containing many valuable stendard works “reference in science, t ‘The historieal ports lustrating the hit covery fo the preseot time. The Gallery conta’ HINA & GLASS ot eve: this city, for Christmas lemonades, with ratare and polit ‘THE TOMBS,” ‘of tis rich in rx MARSHALL, Lesser. ry end politics of th country, from its dis- m, warranted to be fur- shed at 20 per cen. cheaper than anv other manutactory, at wholesale and retail store, many fine paintings, by old masters, of ig cubjects, well worth the attention of 2. ond atthe Glass No. 29 Goldsst. New York. DAMS & GO08 NEW YORK AND NEWARK EX- PRESS.—The publi subscribers have thandnivers aa » No. Bot "Se Manager is happy {0 seneunan tant be hay > aenriter Kal expense, eageged for one week more, C ‘THUMB, JUNIOR! the is but one foot red neither pains nor exvense to render iment worthy ofan extended public patronage, Te is customers with a place of resort of an character, and he does not hesitate te he has provided has nev lishment, here or in Earops. é to come and see thy 1 ished, convinced that they will ad- enterprize to be as deserving of encouragement and suc- cess, as it is unique and novel. GENERAL T' ae most soaserfal pw me tam fachen hi enV EIGHS UNLY FIFTEEN POUNDS! precisely his weight when three months old. He is lively and talkative, of ” o formed that the tablished an Express. ’, for the transmission and speedy delive Ke. Ke.; the collection of notes ing to an Express.— by the Express will be rs for articles to be re delivered free of charge. , Office in New York at No. 7 Wall street. and in Newark, at SMITHS Newspaper Depot, No. 320 Bi Leave New York at IL M. Leave Newark at 9 A. 3 ‘curiosity im the wor Nvthe charming vocalist, only eleven years B.—The Hotel will be closed at 1s o'dion ze crn be obtained until 2 A. ACRIMONIOUS HUMORS, THE CAUSE AND ONLY CAUSE OF ALL ee AND DISTRESS AIN is the warnit jan Family, of ten performers’; the’ popular ‘balled “sloger 2 CRS the admired d i tne “Let us Dance in Honor of Thalia.” NNUAL BALL OF TH THALIAN ASSOCIA- wectaesday evening, Dee. 21, sto be had at the following rlaces :— Mr. Ke. Story, corer of Grand inand Fiernan, No. 5 sociation. Tickets at “@. BISHOP, President. Band is engaged for the Ball. ple, by Beuj. West, Eaq.; and 500,000 Curiosities. YS.—The manager hws had a for several weeks in hine Vaddy , THE HOLID. 1942, at Tammany s that there are acri e W.D. 1. 256 Broadway; Mi Sia Sart Ment be nd of the members of the the d or on the evening of the Ball. Ww YVRES. Secretar \ ay Ww. ‘Wallace's B: tion of the lungs but it arose from ACR MORS having settled ther head or an affection ot the heart. nresence upon those parts of ACRIMO So with sheumatisra, it is the, acrimonio re membrane of th: the acrimonious ty brane of the bswe! of HARD FEC. ‘anything fi Xe poblic generally, “hildren half price. man had ever pam in the & ami Admirsion :o all 25 cew TREM. OUS VELTIES!! SPLENDID PI t's; aN aBW YORK tb iD pit, Hy BENNETT, Manager. Eotire ange of Entertainment. _Mr. NELLIS, born without arms, will execute » great va riety of exploits, perform en many. shave any of the andience livestor of Comrie Characters, » Player. MAST) Dancer iu America. Me. D. Jodist. | erformances, CTORIA. and the ‘Thursday—Ben e A ov! worll—Now exhib ‘Tryon Row, "A Double Synth those important organs. There PAIN OR DISTRESS ICE OF THE AUBURN & ROCHEST#R, RAIL iat ROAD COMPANY = Cananpioua, Dec 9, 1942. in any part of the body (unies nd of 5 per cent.on the eapital that was not occasioned by the presence of CRID HUMORS. att is these hamors which have to be expelled, and by so doing the PAIN OR DISTR&SS ‘This is ns certain ae that To do thi CBs 1s LESS THAN TWO. t ‘ertainly t 0 do thin with earsainly ¢ it was produced by an accident) SEMI-ANNUAL stock of this Com city transfer books of 1 the Bank of the State of New York in the and those whose stock is their dividend at is sure to be removed. retare alert, proses of CH BOARDING HOUSE.—Furnished TCHS SHMLING: in the French style, can. be had toni,” 150 Broadw. ¥, nearly opposit R DR. FEUCATWANGER'S Pric r via, Capsules, Acids, Dyewoods, Lanar Caustic, reotype Chemicals, German Silver, &e. Se. page. must be used. They are as innocent as bread, aaa remover of the cause of : ht without alteration in dhet or fe ‘Sold at 25 cents yer box, with full directions.at 211 Broadway s 271 Bowery; 1804 Hudson street; Mrs. Boo CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL DEAFNESS. AlLLAN—SOUND MAGNIFIERS—INVISI- BLE VOICE CONDUCTOR instantly, at an advanced age, ‘of extreme denfae: at the ite the City Hotel. ice Current of Copa the corner of ‘Chatham es. they for @ shore tame ‘Live Bull, takeu near Buenos in the year 1840, and impoties ow red bv naturalists to be the most has a donble winapive, ex 8.—To enable persons and of forty and fifty ys of who are onl to join in general conversation and to fant low sperkerat a pub he size of avery small gold seven shi tne cavity of the ears the re uncomfortable. thar MECHANICAL OR CARCEL LAMPS : et the entirely uew stock of Tampa, which hav ble bres bh hy big breast, aoable paupeh subscriber, eom rich assortment is reason, and the been seen in this country. An early ex: while the stock is complete, as of the season were were disappointed in piece, and when in least pereevtiple, nor a amall piece of fine wool in its place, And although they are a0 extremely small, yet they enable those afflicted with extreme ‘ Tegnret, equal to those of most accurate hearing. To be had of Mons. Mallan & son, nts for the patentee, No. $72 Broadway, next to the Union . Surreons, and Apavwimes three years old. Nhe 1s aenctwm of one fore leg, and was so from bin) oatimundi. A Sen Dog, or Sea Le ead Ly s ness. to hear, in ever st received comprise some entire! that laste peculiar to, French mana ts poreslata shades 'or inmps, with landscapes of Ogures, ‘renaissanee” and gilt, for two. lobes, coloured tant improvements have been made in th» mai lamps now offered to the public, renderi set is tally established, nad any one atall sceptre ibjeet can be convinced of it by calling at this es- on Dentists, role z. lab. Lhe ahove invention has been in use in Europe to ears and is strongly recommended, being one of the greatest incoveries of the nge, f nts in New York city, on the remittance of $10, can hove a pair forwarded by post to any part. DR. CHURCH'S VALUABLE OUGHS, COLDS: &e—Dr. Charch’s A Mil 0 P ander 10 PYGood Music in attendance. Years fof age half E: A BS. OFFICE No.7 WALL STREET. 's Cough Drops will MUSIC. CHNEIDER & REBHUN will attend pri soirees with a band of No. 27 Delaney street near the Bowery, E. D, Depot of Mechanical Lamy ‘The estimation in which these lamps are that the following public establi d with them, vizz— 20 John street. wn to the public, having been used im this city for more than forty years with great success. Sold at 50 cents Rheumatiem, xc.—Dr. Charch’s Chemical Essence of Mus- ‘OR BALLS AND PARTIES —JOHAN! prepared to attend private ve ertist, on application ‘at le seas Siguor Fere:o’s. iN MUNCK® he is 0 | ‘The two story brick house 200 payable inadvance. Apply av2¢ Vesey MA’ | inter= mediate place, oF 98 ins aa.the ice vi permit. To connection with the Albarr otion, an effectu- ESSRS. WEISS & G imptes, blotches, tet- ME" Souacs on the fash al cnre for eruptions on the far: ra, ringworm, an o Lotiun fora short time will transforin aatlow complexion jute radient. whiteness. rendering rough akin soft and smooth. Price 73 cents per bot- ‘af Music Saloon, N Delancy, neat the nowery, Mi 'O DeUGGISTS.—A siastion rnted Topics ribo ay Bean een rf ference—Messrs. John Farr & Co, Che 1, mn & Co, Hi Tone aku TCOALT COAL The Jeave the | jer foot of Mur- dat 5 o'clock. Seotch Ointment, for the cure of this trouble- ¢ eight spoly om board and Libe ty sts some disease. ‘The moat inveterate itch cured by a single ap- jotment, which for pleasant: ds without a rival. , oF of Crooke, Fowks ; FOR ALBANY, Pika ate i permit}—In connection with the ea—Stage and Boat fare PS tp tna coef pty pM br 1 or passage oF freught, apply on board, or to P.C. SHULTZ, N ‘and superb sferhing to Albany. Ge FOR LONDON— soe Atwood: wil perior accommodations ispens: ry, 188 Bowery, corner of Spring street, DICAL AID—Dr Gregory, No. 34 Mott st, well known as a snecessful medical and surgical practition be consulted at his residence, (which is not a di hours of the day and evenit which would be asefal to ICA leaves the foot of Court- \pwiti, reduced prices, vin + From the yard, frstquality, and sereoned, per, So ee Delivered free of cartege. di2 3m*%ec the s0- ESTMINSTER, hore, hee regular day, hat ‘a 5, who will be taken at ressopable rates on JOHN HERDMAN, cons mat Symes, No. 63 Bowery, Dispensary, eorner Bo ILLS OF EXC: £20 (0 any amount, for sale JAMES DOWNEY EA, i's Magazine, ** % i . 20 it®r ton all parte of £5, £10, £15 and 8. J. SILVES’ 5 £22 Wall street and 130 Baoadway. A ' A’ 7 8, ind RUA ee) ae nawl, With the box that contains ers who will buy —First quality immediate application to ‘and egg, selling for $5 order as now ft, will sail post- ofthis Hug are. all 1000 tons burthen, and upwards, and their sccommod nd pasveugers, it is well known, are ‘or passage, early agp D*4Fts on Philadelphia and. five dollars worth in the store. f, 1842,) will have the chan Articles and aT and of Plambs of all descriptions, suitable LA 169% Fniton st, near Peta cde ing Lo it money can have drat di |. in alt the principal towns of epee we ™ jount, pryable on can be seen, and which will be sold at very reasona- from the stores af Alphonse to Bis Mai enc che Gieeca'of Vagland, and all ch t to receive freight hak tain Wor freight oF appl of Wall st. or to NS & LO, % South st lay Ps ahreus, of Paris, saj iad eal SP i above works for one year, will tively sail as Cy shall receive wits . handsome fi Be beara, at Orleans whasf, Jes, and Boxes, came f . 2 vesty ep men or the last 25 years as being the best Confection: tates TT tab in the store 16834 Fulton st, on the ne see ‘A splendid Preach Cashmere Shawl that cost $90, Tn a mont besutifiat B having their goods correctly measar- will sail punetaally a iat effect will be given and veryeers - ap Caos. Hallin & Woodraff, who will prompt: goods to 1 liver Eldredge, will her verula fay f SMALE PILLS. HESS ferfame } and celebrated Pills, from Parnas’, , be obagyen 0 thit country ox of rose-wood, encrusted with gold and lw , 360 shall be epuitied t> of Jane ‘aylore. worl Pb M, Ds $5 Worth of articles, will receive a persoo Box. i) bay $10 worth, will be entitled to two a fre requested to if misiaid, the loss theirs ands on tre 1943, at 12 o'clock, the ticket the following day, the the fortunate number © hewn. Alse cae atyle of travelling cap, Very convenient fi travelling 106 WILLIAM 8T. tekets, and soen in vin ORTUGUBSE