The New York Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1842, Page 3

MONEY MARKET, Friday, Dee. 23—6 P. M. ‘The business at the Stock Board was not largeto-day, but prices were a little more firm. Ohio 6’s rose}; Mo- hawk Railroad 1}. Mobile funds were better to-day, 94210. The Union Bank of Dover, New Jersey, bills area little too plenty to be safe. That concern is connected with ar iron establishment, and its circulating bills ore a means of borrowing labor from the industrious classes. This man ner of supplying capital, is of all others that which should be tolerated the least. The bills of the Farmers’ Bank, at Malone, Franklin County, are no longer redeemed at the Sun office. At New Orleans on the 13th inst., the schr. Emeline, from Tampico, arrived with $263,506 in specie. Sbe is bound for New York, and has $23,000 for this place. At Mobile,the stockholders of the Planters & Merchants’ Bank met by adjournmenton the 12th inst., when resolu- tions were passed in favor of placing the institution in im- mediate liquidation, and turning its assets into means for the payment of its debts. These resolutions import merely that the institution, like so many of its predecessors, is in- solvent and worthless—and that probably it may pay ten or a hundred cents on the dollar. Mr. J. G. Winter, the owner of the Bank of St. Mary’s, has published in the Columbus papers, a contradiction of thecharge made by G. W. Anderson, Eeq., in the State Legislature, that he had made over all his property. ‘The movement in exchanges has been very moderate this week, as usnal at this period of the year. Alabama hasin some degree improved, and would doubtless soon approach par, wasthere any certainty as to the action of the Legislature of that State in regard to the suspended banks. Those insolvent institutions seem to hold the Le gislature captive, and to make it dance to their bidding. ‘The rates of billa to day were as follows :— Oopmpees Mapes ov Bang Notes yd Bosmeric Brus. gehts eee aM & eR 1 2 t t 1 as 4 a tk : 2 it he its Bia 5 lichigan The state of the exchanges continues exceedingly healthy, and cannot be disturbed by any fictitious supply of, or demand for bills, springing out of the credit opera- tions of paperbanks. The supply of bills now grows en- tirely out of the actual sale of produce, and the demand is confined to the amount required to pay for goods con” sumed and actually paid for. ‘There is no credit, no trust- ing “ to the next crop,” whereby the laboring man is in- duced to consume the labor of two years in one of luxury, in order that the merchants may get rich in aday. The traders, bankers, brokers, and States, for years borrowed prosperity of posterity. They consumed in riot and extre. vagance that which another generation is to earn, if they choose to submit to'it. The people of England now are sweating and groaning to pay for the money given to the tyrants of Europe by Pitt, to check the progress of repub- licanism. The people of thiscountry are now called upen to work for the money spent by the bankers in champagne and silk. The secret history of one half the present debt of Pennsylvania, shows that public improvement wasa pretence set up to contract State loans, the proceeds of which enabled the Bank of the United States to feed the extravagance of the politicians and speculators, whose notes new Censtitute $28,000,000 of the werthless assets of that concern. The bank obtained stocks of the States by giving them its promises to circulate as money. It now holds $14,000,000 of those stocks, neerly worthless. The promises which it gave for them are in the handsof the people at a discount of 60 per cent. The money which it borrowed on the stock was lent to lawyers, editors, specu- Jators, and “ men of high standing,” of all descriptions. They sent the money to France to buy silks and wines. England holds the worthless stock, and the American people the valueless promises. Mr. Cost Johnson now Proposes that the farmers of Connecticut, New Hamp- shire, and other States, that never borrowed a dollar, shall be taxed to pay for loans originating with the United States Bank of Pennsylvania, an institution which the United States refused to recharter, for fear of the difficul- ties which have now occurred. The Journalof St. Petersburgh, received by the late ar. rivals, givesthe following returns of the imports and ex- ports of Russia for the year 1941 : Trave or Ressia. Fs fen ames, To Poland, Excess Excess rte. Imports. Sir Rublss. Sit rubies, imports. exports, 70,562,252 — 968,423 In 69.69: inet 60 003,509 1840, 76,726,181 1041, 75,999,670 79,429'490 820 The increase which took place in 1841 is accounted for by the extraordinary development of the relations be tween Russia and China during that year. The latter had never before sent so large a quantity of tea to the market of Kiachta, eo that the importation of that article, although very considerable during the preceding years, augmented in a remarkable proportion in 1941. The gold and silver ingots or coin are not included in the above amounts. In 1641, the exports of precious me- tals were 4,033,723 silver rubles, ond the imports 9,247,967. The navigation was less active in 1941 than during the preceding year, the number of arrivals in all the Russian possessions having been— Ent Cleare. veiled Mew'e.n Tes Lanne reer anes fader. 760 4,582, m jn ballast, 2,174 do 410,164 ‘312, do 4,894 71278 There arrived, moreover, at St. Petersburgh, 82 steam- ers from Lubeck, Stoekholm, London, and Havre; and in the Black Sea, 27 passages were made between Odessa and Constantinople, and 54 between the former and the southern eoast of the Crimea. The coasting navigation presented in the northern seas a greater activity than during the previous year, whilst in the Black Sea there was a small diminution, the num- ber of vessels which proceeded from one harbor to ano- ther having amounted, in the former, to 2,007, and in the latter, to 6,275. The import duties finally preduced the following righ Silver rubles. Copec — er rubles. ; cert e ety 26,543,066 ae i ‘alt proceeding from Hage ike Spare ie Hy ema Gatien in favor of sove- se $45,907 ” ye 27,387,494 282 ‘The cost of collecting those duties amounted to 74.9 per cent of the receipts. The recent extension of the Russian trade with China has become an object of much interest. The basis of the present trade between those countries is the treaty of Kiachta bearing date 1728, Jn that treaty it was declared that acaravan might go to Pekin every three years, on condition that it should net contain more than 200 persons, and directly this cara- van reached the frontier, notice was to be sent to the Chi- nese court, which would dispatch an officer to meet the caravan, and conduct the personsto Pekin. Kiachta and Tuemcehaitu, both of which are situated on the confines of Siberia, were appointed as places of resort, where a trade to the subjects of both nations was allowed. The commerce, as it is now carried on, is entirely a trade of Larter, the Russians being prohibited to export their coin, and the Chinese being unable to take anything but bullion. The Chinese merchant comes first to Kiach- ta,and examines the merchandise he wants in the ware- house of the Russian trader, and when the price is settled, the goods are sealed in the presence of the Chinese. Both parties repair to Maimatschin, where the Russian chooses his commodities,and leaves behind a person of confidence, who remains in the warehouse till the Russian goods are delivered, when he returns with the Chinese merchan- dise to Kiachta. Furs and peltry are the most important articles ‘ofim- portation on the side of the Russians, Most of these come from Siberia and the newly-discovered islands, but, as a sufficient supply is not thus obtained for the Kiachta mar- ket, foreign furs are sent to St. Petersburgh and are thence despatched to the frontiers, Cloth, the coarser sort of which is manufactured in Russia, while the finer sort principally comes from England, Prussia, and France, is the second article of exportation. Camlets, caliman. covs, druggets,white flannels, stuffs, velvets, coarse linen, Russia leather, tanned hides, glass ware, hard ware, tin, tale, cattle, sporting dogs, provisions, and meal are th: remeining articles, though meal is less imported than for- merly, from the Chinese having extended their agricul- ture, On the other hand the Chinene supply the Russians with silk, both manufactured and raw (elthough the ex- MARITIME HERALD. ee eatin Salling Days of the Steam Ships. : FROM ENGLAND. Britannia, Hi . Caledonia, Lou portation of the latter is is | prohibited under pain of desth), cotton, teas, porcelain, furniture, toys, artificial flowers, tiger and panther skins, rubies, coloring matters, canes, tobacco, rice, candles, rhubarb and musk. The trade with China is found to be exceedingly pro- fitable to Russia, as she is able to dispose of such furs as are of 90 little value that they would not pay the expense of carriage from the east af Siberia to European Russia, while the richer furs, which are suld very dear to China, would not find purchasers in Russia on account of their expensiveness. They are also able to obtain from China, in exchange for these articles, which would otherwise Packets to Sail. FOR LIVERPOOL. Siddons Cobb, Dec. 25 Cambridge, B. ‘Abubaresn: Har PROM FoI MOUTH. Gadiswor, 10 Medi Nov: 2 be unprofitable, many goods which they would be unable est Soff Now. Z vadtage scodard, be to purchase at an advantageous rate from the European Powers. The gross amount of the average trade, in. Ship Masters and Agents, cluding such articles as are smuggled, is estimated at 4,000,000 rubles; the calculation for the present year, in which the centraband trade is omitted, giving 2,863,323 rubles. We shall esteem it a favor, if exptaine of vessels mill sive to Commodore Ropext Sitvey, of onr news sort of the shipaug left at the port whence they sessels spoken op their passage, 9 list of their ts and sponde nuts hame of abroad, will alee confers fave beeen Feo DEWSPApE TE immediately on the at, Dee. 27, Panctaal atten’ basiness of importance will JOHN PAULEMER. 6 OG. P. GW. es ‘Met ciiay, one for he other for $662 and some od: t 4 Hy fiader will please leave the arr abe ington Macket, where he will be suit MS EETING — Newvoo, will preach at sha ha: vogen Vitel Sn Findson, on Sun MF past '0 half Octo Sines. a feast 3 and 7 ocioek. The pa FOR! LARGE PARTIES bras, orick: ts, \ irandole: base Wir ts, Sie ranpy the larest AW OUT s, ngeur mesion merchants, No 6: Broad- a den. 0. Sales at the Stock Kxchange, office all the marine intelligence they ean obtain. ait Piseenogs: 1960 ere = £ bes ate aformation of any kind wi te thankally received. 5,009 do 9! 10 New J. 65 2,000 Kemracie 6 1 iit = 88 100 Pater mee 0 6 | PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 24, 1842. shes Del 100 Q pg tac 251 States Bank 50 0 sa 4534 oe 16 Utica & Schenectady 117 100 da ben 45% Ta etew Ristihasns one's SUS | @. PY ie ee 3 do 9) hadlonassadtbat dni hed 5 Auburn & Syracuse = 64 0 60 45) 3a 5 a i ‘3 Cleared. 5 roningtou Ville de Lyon. Stoddard, Havre, C Bolton, Wox & Liv- 25 Mohawk odo ven ia All-u,Wilsoi, Charleston, Geo SateooecBiias Peay | 2 5 3 e 3 a Ho met Pye: Siiparelad, » Howland & Ax inwall; Fl ian 20 Haslem lo 2 Elder, Bel Blaneo: Glide, P: Jors, ong Somat eas fe tos Tieden Gniffih, Mobil « Second Boara Clearmai—Sche Ann — Howe,’ Bermu ton $4000 Ohio 6's oo 900 do 130 00x | & Oo iene, 8 Day sa from B: rea, State of Trade. woATD faye Een balsa Bee ee Tay ith hides, The account from abroad have imparted a much better | tik Dimon. Shapter, 4 sys from Charlestoa, with cotton, to ceneral feeling in the markets, although with the excep- | 4” a tion of Cotton no immediate results have been produced. | wf!" aioe ry Heche Reessamapyeke with naval siores, co Cotton.—The news by the steamer has created quite a thr Althea Corne! sensation in the market; very large purchases have been made to-day, about 4000 bales, atun’ advance of fe full. es since last week have been:—7000 bales Uplands and Flori, 5 a8; 2500 do New Orleans, 54 a 8§ ; 1500 do Mobiles, 6 2 8. -Ashes.—Owing to the small supply of Pearls they have sold at steady advancing prices up to $7 50; and are now held at $3. Pots have gone up from $5 37 to $75, and are now heldat $6. The stock of both sorts is small, of Pearls 300, an Pots 2500, and most of the former out of first hands. Provisions.—Are very dull - new Mess Pork, $9 50 75; old, 8378850; new bnme, 675 ; old, 3 62 ; York City Mess Beef, $6.37 0670; Prime, $3 30. Butter dull. New Lard 8 cents; Ohio, 6} 7. Hams, 8jc. Smoked Beef, 64. Cheese, 64a 6jc. Apalachicola, pee General Record, ve Manav, Lakeman, ona veal 1a Mozambique Chtanel no date, aud LL, Simonton, from ‘inst, near lime, went ashore, Mobile Poiw Provision Market, oes ps ce amar, peed perch, pike,p , and indeed with fish o! i ro Extem, Card, from Picton, NS. for Provitence, put into amelts, have been brought from the East,and C ~ / ™ - Fag ape tigetrey gc a ‘irartae | She vn eS ‘at 3d inst, with loss of sails, &c. Would proceed there offered. Game or wild Fowl of every description 18 yond precedent. No one jean oan complain of ‘as they are comparative ing very low. ‘We find that there is ammarkad ference fi in the boats be- ing been blown off the e prices, rices oe la which ha: th of Poultry —Turkies in particular. (On board the oops, 34, 18th, to Dees 2, 1942, hus been furniahed by Caee" Desi at the river aide, they can he purchased in any quantity | Chase, master of the boat ‘rige 11995 aches 9.878: ven cents a pound, and in various parts of the city, in '3,403—total, 14.673... The numbei of vesicle 1 t passed the freo meat ahops and from the wagons driven through | ts Light Boat fram Jan.1to Dec. 20, teal ws 14 605, the streets like” potato and oyster carts, at prices |, AtHTAL# at Bunnanoes—Ove frandred ani twenty-one ranging from eight to ten cents. ‘hese rates are for the | andthe United 9 stes, arrived at Catiele Bey Bespin very best. ‘To the hucksters, however, at the regular mo- nopoly markets,we are compelled to pay an average price of twelve cents, or go to thesloops or wagons. There ap. pears a very great difterence in the value of one kind of poultry, yet those which sell seven cents are equally as the month of October last. Whalemen, A letter me ead Sharon, Norris, of Fairhaven, 13. mos out, Spoken, ‘Nov’ , Jat 30, Ion 33, foodia juality as those which fetch twelve cents. Those | New Bedford. who deal regularly with the hucksters are, or have been, Spoken. entirely ignorant of this difference, and hence the exorbi. Gladiator, for NYark, Nov 23, Int 49 56, lon 29 15 tant extortionate prices demanded by that class of provision dealers, have heen paid by them almost without a word of cemplaint. Our citizens will continue to be subjected to this great and unjest tx on their purses as long as the present market laws are \ bpeatierro by the city authorities, rincess Victoria, from from Liverpool for Mobile, Nor 7, mith, trom Foruamouth for Cay de Verda Ne, id it is therefore certainly gratifying to notice that adeci- | tat 30, lon 31. ded step has been taken towards overthrowing 80 odious co Lolumbus, Cole, 33 days from Liverpool for NYork, Nov 17, asystem. Wetrust that no effort will he beter dong give 2 foishing stroke to it and thus open the door to a on 30. in provisions. Sea Mew, Harrington, PRICES oF Provisions. 1at.29, lon 33 Apples, bbL-- --$1 00 2 2 00 Quicns, ee ‘ons | joMostem m, of and from NYork for Cape of Good Hope, Nov Boeh vet in fh oR A Harmony, Miacedack, from NYork for Mediterranean, Dec Bi 6a 8 a— 18, lat 39 40, lon 69 —a3 4 6236 ree Ports. 6 a 1236 a1 | | Artwenr, Novgiman in Sheate, Gray, NYork, with aga Pork, per Ih. a= of capstdin and part of eargo thrown yard; 27th, 374s 73 Pork, per ewe 2 $5 | tor, Boom, Baltimore, “Sid 5th, James Caakic, Pilabasn, a artestn, et S08 a sd Hp ARENDEL, Nov 12—Arr Caroline & Mary, Cole, Cronstadt for Bostoit. = 3 Si% aw oauicants Nov 8—Sid Orient, Bailey, and Amazon, Wedge, ibratter Eggs, 8 for--.. a 12% 12 Re c Fret Butter, |b “Mae” Stnped Bas, ih a H ugh Atmeriy, Gaone Bl pa er aes . AUSageSs +++ + a ie, 20d bit ig a Grote, do. a ome . tata, NOrleant; Cat a , 2l—, bs nei Tidy | Baouwenananin, Novai— Are Viminia, as a 6 Busxos Aynes, Nov eel coe ear Re Kue-land, Locke, a3 a 37% | C. ; Cuba, Babson, for Boston Oswego, do; Argali, a1 12; Ildefonso, Bea non, from Ntook, an Noy 26 Smelts,perlb- ou, ary Sept €. Sid Oct 29, Coriotanus, Kiwell, ‘araly Chase §—81d Oxtord, ye Savannah; 20th, Tar le; Perthshire, Simpson, Charleston; 27 avis, NOrleans, Conk, “Now 29—Arr Soa America, Bailey, poo! for N¥: rk, to replenish provisions ant Foreign Markets. Nov. 6,—There has been no business of importance in manufactured done during the past weeks—the demand is confined entirely to fancy articles, f fm Liver for steerage water ‘a rers,and sailed Flour is lower and can now be bought at 18 to 20 dol- "Expr, inv Li-Arr-Alice, Colby, James River. lars 8 penis, duty paid. i roe atk, si Goon Hore, Sept 18—Arr Dover, Austin, Boston in Aah A panel ne jes; prices are firm. for Drat, lmond, 81 for thane hove boy Rese some exonptions, is lower, and | toake a Beet Coronet Base, sad Beane, Coals, nn Dentaees hoe ietan J Pike, James River. Exsinong. Nov 15—A: in, Holstein, NYork for Cronstadt; 17th, John Johnston, Sundwell, do. for Stockholm; 21st, Hinlog, Granberg, do do; ‘19h, Wilata, Holofwon, Stock: holm for N Uoreenavee Nov 20— Arr Samos, Reed, Bosto on. Ginonne, 1 —Are Ho lorgan, NYork (so report- ed.) Sid 18th, Avalanche, Marray, NOrleans. Gromauran, Now lA tlizabeth Brith, Pierce, Cette, and 4d for New Orleans; Mandanig, Colley, Geir, and ald for ao: ath, Cameo Jarvins N Yorks Bid ath ‘ashingtou, Thomysor St Thomas, another account says for Caghari; Isth, Adolfo, Es: trado, NOrleans, Grxoa, Nov5a eA Cordova, Mone, Amsterdam, Sid Orbits, Michelini, NYork. Georxio, sponge New Havas, Nov BeAr jows. Lines, New Yorl In lumber or salt nothing to report. Salted hides ate scarce and cannot yet be obtained at leogsl equally low as at Montevideo ; in dry light there as been a good deal awed at 52 dollars for hides weigh- Pires Ibs. for North At ice. jirty Mestizo wools are lower in consequence of late advices from France. Common wools, s| horse hair are to be at last week’s quot In jerked beef nothing doing. Tallow and grease remain scarce, but supplies are ex- pected to become abundant soon. ico! On the 20th, at Londonderry, Col. Josian pews. to Miss Cuantorre Bana, both of Manchester, N. H bed Charleston 3h, O Once func Setanta Hote Jameson, New Orleans. noes “Acta, Jackson sat Blea, a, Higgins, dog 17th, st ‘Neat as, Pell, NYork; eta, Buch On Friday morning, after a long and painful Silness | “Hours Nee me Un ctay, Belin, New Bedford: 21, Many J. Retry, in the 28d year of her age. Franklin, Sleeboom, New Yor henango, Snow, Rio friends and sequaintances and those of her brother | Jano. Thomas, and those of her brother-in-law Mr. James Hart Hauvopr, Nes | mart os Anker, “Ne Bem ‘wth, are respectfully invitedto attend her funeral on Sunday af- oe Saltnoyss Maryland, Smite, Alessadc ternoon at 3 o’olock, from 242 Elizabeth street. On the 234 instant, of scarlet fever, CHantort. child of Jacob and Catharine Smith, aged one yea Her remains willbe removed to Yonkers, ‘estchester County, N. Y., for interment, on Sunday the 25th instant, at half past 8 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 161 Forsythe street. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral without further mvitation. On Friday morning the 2ist instant,Mre Lrpia Rosette. in the 83d year of her age. Her friends and acquaintances and those of her sen-in- ruasrown, Nov 17—Sid Lord Maidstone, Taylor, fin Liver- regi Non Sept 1$—Sld Areatns, Lincoln, Boston, pee, Willams New Yorke Hu; Lotion Sooe ant Bese w Yon ist, So0W ; Frost dames fiver’ Lag Dee', Quebee, and’ Philedelphis, NYork. Luaseciy, Nov %—An Ame a3 Perane, cotton laden, boand to Gs nek. foie a eerie Bay, in a jt . by the Leander, re; the latter thetic he had on bord who has taken phar to Mum Ker y Loa Androdi fiction only law Mr. John Teller, ar invited to attend her remains 40 | wage a deh, Ae hoy, sh, the Elizabetown boat, this (Saturday) morning at saton; 19th, Flare us, from her late residence No. 136 Grand street . ‘ Mania, Fae elas, NT ick. Bia 1th, morning 231 instant, after a short and painful | Otho, Hardy, Malage. ines Mrs.Jaxx Govraxr, wile of Henry Godfrey, aged | Mauarriys. Aug 2 Er toate erst "tgmell ears. friends of the famil Godfred, with the friends of 4 Preree, Chases, s0 reported d; previous to 10th, Congress, Hayes, ior —. Mazatuan, Aug 17—Arr Jos Peabody, Dominis, Kamschat- and of his brother Wm. F. er brother Bernard Sheridan and her brother-in-law Wm. 8. Finch, are respectfully in- | ka, and'aid IR for Sancho era! Matanzas, De a a : + Yited to attend the funeral from her Inte residence No. 60 Bordeaux, do; Elleworth, Home Boutin, ee ees ae Marion street, on Sunday afternoon, 26th instant at one ° At Baskinridge, N. J., on the 19th instant, Mr. Isnare Witson, in the 63d year of his age. chang: ‘Bristol, ts Growvo, Nov 1g--Arr Sen Birds Beers Nov 19—Arr Sea Ponteusoru, Nov 21—Sid Mediator, Chadwick, London for ™Pursourtm, Nov 25—Arr Alabama, Merritt, from London for CPt Nov 2i—Arr John Bentley, Disbrow, Bristol for S4- anval tor do, do. Latest Advices RECRIVAD AY Tae NEW YORK RANALD Or7zc, pies. 4 10 | "Rorrexpas, Nov28—The Virginia of Ne White, ; 11 | fiom "Baltimore, im prgeseding ron to this 3 44 | port, ran on shore fiheimetad, and must be lightened to bs he} hassett, Foster, Bremen. ¥ ne rg oy tars Waa ron 4 16—Arr Jensore, Py Wear Triton, 8 4 Balti re; va Mer Pork ht 6 > eh Nov 7—Art Creole, Yor Moscow, i stata Sai "HS ie Reon ah | "Eiawourse NS. Dec 3+Arr Condor, Hammond, New York; + q | Butlalo, MeBurnie, do. 3 Home Ports, i wr Hineks, Baltimore; Ba , Martinieo. 4 vihaalioa,beneutos, liza, o Newsv: nt, Dec 21—Arr Mi Hope, Woodbury, N 3| verktdoepi Pikes Georgetown DO—spot at the sh ver a tenday, Augast, from Georgetown a Soseepcet 4 4 anerten an Dec 22 Arr Chenier, Ko jcamore; 11] nea, Wicks adel ia Hua, badge elnseo, 29 | tett, 3 ica Fi % ee rameleas, oes: ens “eh tt, £ | oot ‘Thos Hoop Hooper Pereival, Baltimore; Messenger, ve, 26 SNakrvouen, Deel i Pre le-—-Arr Copy, NY ork; 20th, Hope & Sasan, 2 | Wins ow, N Potter, Baltimore. 2) | , Houmes Nstase Araad sid, jem Hopkins, Calais ew 18 | Swift, Baltimore for Plymouthy Danube, Rich, do tor Pordand if tat oy Bat; wd Danat “Ynovincerown, Dee it-—Arr Chainpion, Gilchrist, Boston (er. iy maston, having been blown off the const when off Boon me in leak: + Amazon, New York for Boston, and both ence, Dec 21—Sld Zenobia, Savannah; Orray Taft, Bu a 1» Chi f tun rater t Avare—Barque Smyrna—J B Lewis, Charge @At - ichards, w Rowden: I Late Eanekta Wen T Ri ah: J Forrest, H © ‘on. Boston—In the ste: from Liverpool —. ‘oromto, . New Orleans Meceee MeCouuel char Re yee ‘Morb, A ieur Ew- | Holmes Hols. tor Fropticuees Albetttons No ce ht Jago. ub, ing, Wm Maclotosb, Thos’ B Rogers, J eater, for Boston; Charles, Phiiadelpnia for 46, Sid Freeman, No Geo M dare, Chas Drain TE Fen Win Lattimer, Amos | York, naon, Mivertzhaye ee c Le Mead, wis jenton, Painapene Dee 23—Cld James Barbour, Bangs, New Poa Fem vey eel, May York ‘ K West Indi I , Dec 17—8ld Stranger, lies. Ket Kat, Rey Robt Faird—20 | From i ee te Halifaeet apt Arainniovus, Deel wr Yeotas, Weston, NYorks3'D i Hamat Rev MC Sparden, D Stu a Chews, J hn An- Fish Cla Rienzi, Clark, do; Paragon, Bravion, lerson, D Cricht ot dor iw Twining, John Im Jt, Phill 7 JA Bary W Davidvony. Poul 12 sir Pio, iN O° RES cee parts of the United Stares made on 18. J. SYLVESTER, dat 22 Wall street and 190 Broad way. Orca nan pu seuvEsreas, Jowest market rates, by reeteud I nee ie a apn ‘10, Sag Foreign importations, Bugnos Avres—Barqne Smyrnn—4000 hides 2000 qtls beef AJ Hayes. ASI AEA GRRE IE Fi Domestic Importations. CuaniroroeBrig Dimon—20 bales cotton PJ Fronei ‘mith, Mills & com146- do Parmlee, Kilburn & Rogere—6 inithnnd—-5 bales pink root J & W Feniield—43 es 100 half do vice HB ‘Boaveriches ito 60 seg J Mathews & com§ cs J Gi hou=l box hd Ya Reon! Here N Ferris keo} any Ps Wart na to Bei ‘ER, = mith Savanny qi Gavellen (hen Liontes egerday 140 SIs D* oD Bo eginad se Woka Hi Cont & conto 8 Bronson-g60 do? | M4, ‘3 Weil EVR pees eit ied leon Wilmington, Slover, Ellis, iy iy Plymouth, NC. with naval stores, ister, Hardy, from Newbern, NC. with naval stores, Salled. Brigs Peterebare, Fear Frarkin, Vera Craz; Caroline E Platt, Rice, of and from ies , Was wrecked became a total he crew were saved in their boats ‘and had arrived at a. . with it—part of her Fake been taken oat, and the brig will nee! shortly be Marmand from Boston for St, Pierre, NF. Newfound: ulwarks store and mainmast sprany— NUCH Snoats.—The following ac- reports her Gideon Howland, 19 days from verpool for Mobile, Oct 17, lat 21, Crowell, from Boston for Rio de Janeiro, Oct 21, lat jov 5, jo Ryan, Stacy, from Sumatra via Cowes, Nov 18, lat 42, from Salem for Africa, aboat Nov 10, = T by all odds the at at 4 ite ne THREAT eE— tractive place of amusemeut im New York, Mors? Ohio Pay sweep the heir pe: mance of cont: nciug, &e. &e., are superior to an itts they are reaping a at for tages ran nightly, aud caunotcease ike ne place apy thin J, a8 long ty forthe sane mouey. The he ford A rich treat. December 261 a tervoon perf rmance from 2 to. Welnck. Pareuts tike sour children, The amusements are beat and cheapest iu the Scr GRAND M. RRY CHRISTMAS AND FANCY DRESS BALL AT tSoreri epithe HALL. MR! PARKER, st he sol iven nae Monday reg itePreses 0 follow Faney dances wili be mmaluced ae a ee eveuingin full costume— La Cichuca, by a young Lady, Naval Horn fava penne by youns Master, ne ee ‘arp bai & Brown. Mr. (Basin a ‘be in rat wi eet wardrobe of dreases, which will be let on very Teaoushic ragged clown, dranken, or any other im tever, will be admitied, Mr. P.’s next Public aa vias on next Thursday evening, 29th inst. PACKET SHIP SIDDONS FOR LIVERPOOL. sencers by thi ship will L please be ou board the steam Hereules, at Whitehall, on Tucaday, 7th lusty at If Oelocks at which time the ship will eal 5 news rooms, at wilel se Teceived. sand Hale’ Which places obs will be crt Gentlehen cannot “ melee, au ne uarabling » ae reer tpg a Er renin person ering far forthe tarkey srhifeahement ‘at’ orca. inner? dt wee” ig of this day, con. nd Trusts, Supreme Court—Bai- York—cowers conferred on Cor. Be ater Commissioners not 8 £3, "5 Albany. Exchance Bauk—Frunduleos Prof ing of “ Insoivenc) iM Stewart—Coutract—-Ogden o. Woe Pleas—Shevman v. Spencer—Praalty for not vidence of Invdvertence inadmissiole, “Any Se Lega! Maxims—Effect of Igaorauce—Pra Epu—B ike ¢r*—Cheques—Miscellaneous—Tne Philo ophy of Home Deal. ing, &e Published at 4z Aun street, N.Y., at one shilling por copy, or $) per anuum in advance. SAMUEL OWEN, 24 itr Editor and Proprietor, THE SULTAN OF MUSCAT Hi’. had Sherman's Lozenges and is delighted with them, as pode ove in this country—~so tuey are used by crowned jeads as well as the humble citizen, aie Howarth, well known temperance lec- turer, took a severe cold last Jabuary by sleeping in damp cs, that seemed to have settled im consumption. He relned aureat deal of bloody matter, and Lis cough was 20 bar ing and incessant that he could get no rest by day or by Bight Alves i Various wm the though that death a’ mm of his misery. advice of lady he p orate & bor of Sherm a's G Fenges; they fave him great relief, aud to hie surpri his couch, man raise easy, and'enabled him to ale all night; three days’ nse of them made anew manef ita nd he is recommendivg Sherman’s Lozcuges to all his acquain- tances, ERMAN’S WORM LOZENGES Are the ay tnfailibie worm destroying medicine ered. 1,400,000 boxes have been sold, and not 1e has ever been kuown ‘They destroy ail kinds of wor’ sand can wot imure Beni ene Bone. itor Wan Bat Re Pain or weakness in eny part of the bod, , rheumatism and lum- 0, cured by Stiermau’s Pour Man's’ Plaster, Seth coats aly 12) cents, net Weenies eiiete wall wi SHERMAN’S 0. TOOTH PA) ASTE Is recommended by the ‘esas Pubs have used itas the best pre- Pe tion for Cleansing aud ceautitying the weth that ever was ne wi SORE NIPPLES Sherman's rayallar oe Warehouse, 106 Nasau stree! oes 77 Kast droadway, a “Broad way corner Chambers st, aud 227 Hudson st; Ru nd Aspinwall’s 6 Wilham, 10 ote Hy . Pos: ively cured by aud 10 Astor House; Unusetrs, 1b iia Felton, or Howes yay State ets A. Gat fi ‘der Ruildings. ‘Pniladelphi:; Reed, ¢ rer Gey and Saratoga ats, Baltimore; and Robesou, Har risbung, Pa ; 459 Broadway, cornr Gr wd st, 2a ze » and the com to address 8 eu fancy bones, French Envi engravil lor: ‘annuair; fancy staiionsry; ‘dsattiog. maicriate; veteric of uew and exquisite patter and Amer can letter wad tox ti th. indecision of those who dort kwow Tn place of the London Ase pow almost obsol fers pictorial eds Iiterature, and other illustrated works, i Thu, with the tw: fers, poctry and pain itiog the user Under the pame of At ‘ual ho! i on—the Ame: artists, put up im delicate white calf, qilt idlenperioe tn sty tg an othe Ledadon “An ew poem, Thulia, “iting terms,” th: eri a wenn the little Of ying he wiz averene igebergs Illustrated with 12 S Ao and tastefully bound, is Teer: ‘tiendar artent iriswola’s Poets of 4 “America, Svo. and Keese's, in 2 vo- rene 120, Hiarated as ‘welt as Lucy Hooper’s Poems, tzmo. ‘in whive veal if and morocco, are proud monuments of rican That ail may be pleased. the Ai ea Ne Tomensberea you accordingly find the Queen's Wonder, Ma al, and other of one, which et The for 1843, vith rae Browrerv of Lavelinsen, Goktured shes es spatner et Bewines Ameri: wah “heifers pold, Annu ‘ls for ats, which he jalty, not vin ii h bindi ‘he Drawit pty a a SP hoa tl Forget ie No mort e in poi as ustrationsy Buray’ Comylove W Works, 2 vols éto. an Loees oS i { c: rant bindi: Bese G rode, betes all in Bro wey fount Mion in, Ato. Avo. 12m0. mand 19mo, from, a 19858; Bun ans Bilgri e Vmasin gra Beauties hd Es yak speare, ‘of Byrogand of icott. coloured and plaia in Ato. and Svo. Next Upe. sa te aa eras sone ae | mer ines an rom 25 cents'10 one hun- tage eae lars, for the Palyit, the Family, or the vv, ously bound it aie ~) M me wi ith Gold and ra Bver Glare fa which seyle Grey minke’ an corecmriace Wet tH "magnificent t Cambridge, Bible, of 1674, folio. red-ined throughout, at nse, bound in crimson morocco, the Shricest present fora Church’ and apleudid act of a Bible and ro, Common, Prayer, mode: PRE UD arp ree h T trast mall fo found an acts soe of the ae harehes, at jew Year's servi seer the | young of all ages, it prices at par with “ the times,” "You's ban ag ry for 1843. ye cpeske, f Lf pe. Nichols, for 104 1 uti *Uscfal on Yor 1843. All of which are nex iparerrin taser ory, WIth géld dine an hi 90 = laren, by par ene Chr. Meta as many bund, ed cme meen woolen highly entertainiug books for Col Artists, ofall sizes and prices. Mo ay “arches, briites he ine mmecived Tevoteestr as ton and Paris, of the choueest prod Ayt and Taste ourly expectel, which together wit mat variety of Orns: mental Works for Artista, and Books ‘uited to almost every profession, will form the beat TRENT ariety ny the van O00 N. B.—To those persons who hare vos entertained ‘. "nie windows for past years, he kopes it is unecessary to arge or to mie to fe ‘the Holidays, that i will call at the I Literary salorn, No. 20 Broadway, re procu * a8 Io’ saae of cea anally euibead ebeeah ‘25 ee) UITABLE NEW YEAR PRESENT -Prees reduced A Souat ine tien Wedding net Vnidien Cotte wremmesd iit first sty 'y of the en- 5 ards the vorit te tthe prove, the whicencas and brik halfthe ana proved plates, on thy eostcpeteved tnd vt te nee inted rom om tsi sinrle of ctfallySneited to eal and ex canine tap edoriorte ary rer Nod hon a taco ot ir taste, aries les sel-ct one to thei and at No. 108 ¢ BROWNE, organist of th pa Baye ga on ay ah oh shner ie = ae Halts, si ilgtietee ath oly “N. B os —Nearly fifty of her compositions for sale as above, Ac dat iwer M38, AUGUST. Cox’ cape. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. R. JULES BLE Fa tng pub & informs the public pe en gomeert wt ‘aesday, inst, in beaasisted by Mrs. Loder, Messrs. Timm and Alpe ‘chet rach toe bad atthe principal mae stores, and a ina wot were N ae INVE.W tn vs Compan For ee yn er pa coe Pate fear cents a 13 Im*r hd PORTUGUESE eee wie _AUCTION SALES Fiano Fortes batetions « small firet rats pal aS B BELL den k HOWE ATURDAY, 110K 0” lock pon Suita, ‘ke.—8 superb piano t elk yaipable colletiinn of chelee fatot 2 dew any chars, couches, otto. Bere eae Ke. re by the best, makers: there are two pree mgrmenaye wood: The paintiozs, Se ean be seen ou the morn rag oe xtensi thing, jewel 0) entire lor les, fancy boxes, dressivg cases portable dewks, presents, ‘The pisno, fortes the Fulton « At sale o' viluable seasonal Present watches, cu fery Also, for acconnt om éish tocaceo, 1m fine onde sp nde! Hertison, Lyuehbargh Splendid Cabinet Furniture—At 10) rooms, 54 John st, opposite Dutch, will of beau’ inti: tore, large lot of old famniture, and the desk from 3 3 dey node’ stone, wits ‘eed | ie the Faliov | curtains, aR. vas 10 oPrloe: ‘favey” articles ple ices Sena See tifal forn iat and house keeping goods will be sold »+ ure will be sold stoves, cane nich th sale watches, jewelry, presents, store. NDAY irra. choice clo it may concern, 10 boxes of raven- o'clock, at the ware continued apd clove the aale of the suyerd stock of truly elegant city made cabinet farniture, R& doors) Regal: niture, A large assortment of wit 4 witout ‘and Also, fine liquors, cordials, jellies, fraits, coff i slit nthaad & een cordials, te , superior articles tor the hnlida: m3 jot of imported segars. They il to secare Seotch chests, Ako. of a wines, | ing bles, ¢ ‘Also, mallerr Tally Tepocted tveees toe HENRY E. BT RY MIELL & ARE Auer. LAKKS Store 301 Broadway, comer of Duane streets. Ass sates of lew Se of homashota “urnitare re toin ne <a r cars, Kes every Tocaday; Far Saturdays Li every We are now nay to made advances to *ny amount on mt. Sales of a and out a DAY ATU 0) lock the sale romms, uth A genera stort of at : from families breaking up me et faney articles, fare, hes Lf ‘new furniture. Wo 10 o'clock at the spans — ableg bedrrcades ee ong yon ane hs, clo a ole so; clothes elon Also’ ah jh got nds, ‘toil wane 6% o'clock at wsusily fine atch im; nd val bedding, mattresses, work tabies, rockers mahogany and er jo, wasl setts, Brittania ana fancy wares. n giciah robes, ke. SDAY, brandy, Irish and jraijonney Bolleage DAY. pili lamps, pier and centre ta: ese i other at re.couk aud other stoves. Lae eee tis ue toe ok meee m2. of Old and modern oil =< to describe colleetic peg ie is SARD, BAND AUCTION NOTICK—) | CF D {Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) ti o thee ti friends end the publ mission business in all i continued and carried on nd ou the same honorable terms, at the old stand, No. 32 ‘aud 115 Fulton streets, Libei ral advances on goods consigned for sale, Certain sales prompt returns marjantce can b devended on. The regular sale of uruiture ofall fen piace every Wednesday and Saturday. faney articles, Tuesdays, and Fridays, jes, furniture, and all descriptions of LL & HOWARD, Fos ae ‘Anctioneer. lay, at 1036 o’clock, china and furniture, CARTER & CO. ATION Not! Hehat the store, No 102 B-oadway, tul assortment of ae rich pew a work boxes card portable top rentre beanti- rench tea and coffee setis: es, plain mal chairs, mahogany do, ‘otlamane 023 25 CTOR sen noCroR bat dash DT Mey tate temorel Oe ena ed ay, ae fark: antee of 4 care. Persos contemplating marr: jects of delicate di confide a distance, have hi ce. Past. under pi ars, m Lage by inexpericneed ing under the usc nos rams, and all win the system, may coneult Dr B.lways with age Y rotracted cases, or pretended praciitivn- tractive effects of m revry oF pec! the remains of di ease baer the sub- h honorabie te Private office 4 Courtlandt street, two doors tom Broad i241? WASHINGTON HOUSE, No. 123 CHESNUT STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH, ADJOINING THE MASONIC HALL, PHILAD: ELPHIA. Isin coriplete order, aud ready for the reception of Gentlemen au! Families, FRENC N bab vemeh aay He, can be ly opposite the City Ys pear! H.1. HARTWELL. — Furnished rooms, with ci Cate Tor. jOUSE. above ports on }» (or as wil h’ the Albany fare TCA, leaves the foot of Court- andt street, Ei Afternoon at 5 - Dagaaae oF fen, apply of board, or to P.C. SHULTZ, N. B.—CGood roads and superb slerching to Albany. “dir SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1843. OLu %.,.. ob OF! ‘he sailing Sipe rall comucanted hss thupa wil avo be dexpa hecleon ang Sarai ante ports * Beth North in maki New call the eat is . ‘States and who wish to te ypend | ‘neload ireland, Seodandana ae be ace: dated by tne Le ‘and in order to give saore je emigrant, rst class wellek their friends may | | business wil Mobile, reby a 1G EET, N, Y. ‘tain and irelsnd by the re- 'ASSAGE ‘eo ot of eof aaekats, ‘sailing on the Ist, 7th, 13th, 19th and srotiing ony, Kn it 9g con: be executed wien bie ited State, who residing in any part nts YY as Co Warrant ever) jg hoases on de: f ae persons, oe wish to remit mone Unived Kinedom, wilt of the pices bor ice on the receipt of the amount here, with name and bareben Ss Ae - party to recer vod srerlis or orby s tepve iat ucke we a turned throu fice. irre er om Regent eee ny Me Wa. FOR Pete POO! NEW Se aN A Ne ee wil be forwar it, « deaft for the amount at ‘he per steam abips or further particular apply, BDMAN, OM Geree South Gores fase or fs sic Liy 4rp001. a ‘Dabits Me Mer Joseph bo ec ie acorns ill onl gaan ans = apaebone tle tial ee oo wharf oF ret the ships of this line sailing panetma’ ly teodvertiond, at ‘mr Sup BRCTANA TA ‘L. Hewitr, ; bee a WINTER CONC 2RTS—VIBLOS SALOON, NIB. telly into ve loves jusie, that Wat, NPBLO rast vit> informa tne tow cree, of Magis, shat bing. Dee. th, 1642, in the Gisid 8 ld non ehich aerate the Fallow ings mineee arute — ‘ON AHA, rot Cc 1) miss BRAHAM. Mist aut 4) bRo WARES Her first appears oy hed im the lest night bat yon of these conce! ture of the Messrs. Breham, for Miss Aug. Browne Braham Mr. Braham Sone Tie Last Words of Marmion. wvatina—" rib ase tes contents,” fram the celebrated opera'La Niobe Guylet Brabase Bishop - Miss Aug. Browne Mr. C. Braham 7 hag raof | Ci Mis. Surton- Song—""The Bry of Bi Te suit the when ot the many, selves of so rich a musical teat, 50 cents each. Door open at 7 o’clock—Concert to commence at Rat pent precisely CMALHAM T ALR per Tier pom, th Weta ts iE wie oF A oO pt sie SLEEe fe ixen, Doors open at the performance will com mence at? precisely PARK THEATRE, fit TH i i After which 1ONER, with Inerdge tolseqe thy exigesclenol the Hor Janager 2% Z ni \ ‘ ees aes dio edage the p price of samiaion a (> Boxes, 50 cent cents, £1) ‘At the same ha ‘the’ feuds of the Dramn, thet 2 mahi fieronsed t° mers, Shnonen and support, ON! Doors it open et seers ‘will nse at quarter past the "Bor Ode ope daily from 905, where teksts may. be par- cee dese dom \wouendcrracaleas MITCHELLS OLYMPIC THEATRA. THIS EVENING. Dee 0 wil Rs performed UPITER JEALOUS. F A} Afterwhich THE PARSON ® NOSE. Afvrwhich, SARATOGA SPRINGS. After which, PADDY RAFFERTY. I ‘Phe Doors will be opened at halt-past 6, and’the ver taltcumes sommsouse att stertattaiae re lading a lady, ‘Opes Pi B for. if 2 00. set acl Don Hy CUS. AMPHITHEATARIC OF THE REPUBLIC. A. HOW! Enlargement ot ths feran Hil ce 10 the Second Tier Dress Circle Reserved for} qErmifies at the Regular Price of the 4 Ethi M his rh I, renowne: mg Little Darky Arie rine’ From the: fi festorn Amphitheatre s om BANIO MELODIES ARS” Mee Se a a for the first time in this cit The propr crowds of visitors'to t porch big, has en and se-arr of the intering of Amphitheatre. for the elie 5 oh i orier es the ho de nity “ ay he Pris 4 “Ad fe —Bo: none ats Pee Adio allows Bones, MERICAN MUS: UM. Ng, Broadway, opposite &t. Panl’s Church Day Vial re! i one week more, C, 8' GENERAL TOM THUMB, 1 pb any The most wonderful Dwarf inthe world’ He it one foo and ten inches high, WEIGHS POUNDS! That being precisely: mouths olds lively a a talkatives of fine s,m Questionably the gre-teat living cnr ra ss VARTON, the charining vo of age. He ts nd is um Alen e1 he Littiy Mr._H. ERMA tl Lee’ TE, the «daured a. the tress: The ec me GIPSEY GURL: he Also exhibiting, fee Fee Rimilie if the, Bes West he ot Gavin Hentine: the Sick int le, by Benj. ay adhe Hi fet has had a number of 2 ice Y i, which ‘will please all seen in 4 coe gga the public generally will Admission :o af} 25 ceute—Children half priee. au TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS! POWR] “PERLE ART the” Hall. le Drager, Ore i ony i Mr. NELLIS, bom when ‘er ot 4 great va, jive’ toy atthe taiepee, Mr Mr rat ee waa i qualled Banjo Pleven, MATER t Ethiopian: pa er = Elen Sasetto QUEEN A. apd the’ Bereuens 6 penta Syaen OFe ribatit A’ wordNow e i Bow, ant Double wea Roe meee jnenos Avres. Ge Flat abs rrp Nem York meg, formy fo dao hee ora wer, hale bs — bie pot gout ty ro 1 ean, ee goed basins mal sapposed to be" nlas’ pom lates ns aa fore ley was 50 , or Sea that of a yaw i children ah Ha Ty ty. Pie Years of age half 23 im?m AT, ier FRANCIS’ PATENT LIFE BO, OFFICE No.7 ane STREET. MUS: See nll am@r C! & REB ares with and 9 No. 27 Delancy street near FOR, BALES, AND PARTIES JOHANN MUNCK peri tesivend pjrat tale ood patton enh abeee Gratorniny-tr ive ardsts, os application af bis dence, E198 & ORAHM, ng | MP ounes the fashionable soci raat Now Vert, oa i Sd tbat their Band (‘ate at Rockaway) rate Parties and Soi-ees, of to any number 74 mai aa Music Saloon. beeegeed by OF aera ws cheney, ness the Sepeey "GOING. GOING 1—WHO BIST ‘ HE attention of such of ovr citizens as usaal cails on New Yen's Da splendidjarsoriment of over coats and omer germents. ready made, mitch theo ter to sell at reduces prices 'o such as 5 at the well known depot of fashion, 202 7 A ee qos Pate, po mnaton matter how of the el oghe for darabil a fineness of tex- yj tees eamet be ea lene rh Soe A ANC®,” will ‘way, on eee be deliv wall When the battle te ” “Some love t Brrcihe onion.” Discoame= Pa STR fe ef Freeman wera ” of Temperance. Ly € N8.—Ont - Walk and ~ A. fist lie soon fast af — yh sande ere hen “rerai any The leg oak hon sre ees dl pacer Ranwe passage free. ing spendid ace: - one shilling. to he obtai nod Mr. Pattinson’s, cor Fic hh ea Pinar crce sh Mt eon eat ore W.& J. T. TAPSC janagan, and at the door on the evening the ts Fedk S14 eee das ere ne TAY SOHN HERNMAN caomh ee NAH preci a Mog! Weal p positively ~ ren for passage early ap- STRABISMUS: COMMONLY OAL CALLED a ARE Leg OUREP.AS fw segonde by Gvena’s cetebrated plan, Cataracts eh ee ate Biketscmetiged here ot er it tieet, New York, NaPicsBafarancen can eee ven ia 9 Fas pte,