The New York Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1842, Page 3

. HE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. VILI.—No, 348,—Whole No, 3209, NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1842, To FOR NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. For the ¥ cb 8b Ippers, tt is + # to Toth, 15th, 20¢h, and fespateh a ship from this port on the Ist, th, 10 2th of each month, com : encing the 10th Get cng. uncil May, when regaiar days will be a ° wainder of the year, whereby great delays sappointinents be prevented during the summer mouths. ‘The following YAZOO, © hip OCONEE, Ship MISSISSIPPL New Haven. {Correspondence of the Herald.} New Haven, Dec. 21, 1842. Parson Miller—Prophecy for the Millenium—Wed- ding— Animal Magnetism. Jans Gorpon Benner, Esq.— Dear Sir:— New Zealand, {Correspondence of the Herald.] On board Bargue Concorpia, : To the Public. In congratulating our readers, patrons, advertisers and the public in general, on the glorious advent of the birth day of our Lord and Savior, we sincerely assure them of the feelings of gratitude that we feel for the unexampled support and patronage extended towards the Herald, not ay doving the last year, but ever since its establishment ry, 1835. In the space of time that has elapsed since the organiza- tion of this establishment, no newspaper ever passed NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS. PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. truth generally known, they would bid a long,a lasting adieu, to the Joavesand fishes, which the gul- libility of mankind gorge them upon. The next lands we made, in succession, were the Islands—-Mitchell’s Group, Carlos’ Group, He e, Roche’s, Selese, Link, and several others of minor note, whose names I could notascertain. At Hope, and Roche Islands, the sea, from the beach to the ship, was literally covered with canoes, filled with | ,. natives, and at times our deeks were thronged with | What has become of all your New Haven corres- them, so that it was with the utmost difficulty we | pondents? I have been looking for a letter in your Off N. Care or New Zeatanp, blowing a Gale, July 20, 1842. South Sea Islands—Geographical Facts—Products of the Islands—Morals of the People—Their Docili- ty—Pearl of the Pacific—Wallace Islands—Ef- fect of Civilization upon the Savages—Curious ‘are Cry to cents. From tne foot of Courtlandt street, New York. ver : Fiamma acac epted., Leaves New Yor Leaves Newark At 9 A.M. Ata P.M. Atta A.M. At lig P.M. 1136 do. 4, do. 8 do. di 4 e : $ IM do. 9 do. 6" do. Comparison—Ejforts of the Missionaries. id acta Date dsacies “ehase, libel. and Sup LOUISVILLE gl : 4 a . could go fore and aft the vessel. Here I purchased | paper trom the old Cit pram ace seus Sane ie sh SHARSPEA ON SUNDAYS. Wheofl wrote last, we were off the South coast of | several fish lines, and other curiosities, especially a ioe have looked " cc by Fgh rs thee ont isrepresentation, We have prospered to our 1p HUN'TSVIL Leieheaiedc vt teeta this island, since which time we have cruised many | species of weapon, or instrument,used for punishing he COREE eae eer midst of such misrepresent . P ip OCMULGEE Tae. ant h eer . . their criminals, ornamented with shark’s teeth. cause there has been no interesting news to com- i seat iottast cabavaccente Wery oteiacla made to 00 ROSNY ae) M. ; MALE At and 10 F. thousand miles, and visited many islands, the man- fa nk tesa ath ha municate, for we have had abundance of parti progress, We have at this moment, the largest, the beat, | Sh MEMCMIS, Ciyrain Kaight. Leave liner Town, ners and customs of whose inhabitants you can Natchez, ’ paireg elopements in high life, marriages, Miller excite- ment, &c., and since no one has given a sketch of them for your valuable paper, I have ventured to drop you a line or two. ‘These ships were’all built in the city of New York, express- for packets, are of light draft of water, have recently be ‘wly coppered and put in splendid order,with accommodat (or passengers unequalled for comfort. ‘They are comm: hy experienced masters, who will make every exertien to give have but a faint idea of, and even such as you have distorted, to suit the views of those who have de- scribed the same. I will give you aa account of such as we visited, in rotation, beginning with this. and the most respectable eirculation of any newspaper in New York—and our advertising patronage is s0 great, that we have difficulty to find room for the favors of our Narcurz, Dec. 15, 1842. Clay—Circus— Temperance. James G. Bennetr, Esg.— ns ry generous patrons. eneral ion. They will at all times be towed up and s ‘I ; é a F r Hi In proof of this we annex the following documents, | lawn the Mississippi by; steamboats. te coumectigithy theo AM saad CE Meas trom New | ore first land we made after leaving this coast, tpn yi ; There is quite an excitement going on here at proot | Haye ‘ paand 06 he Cl te! , Neither the owners ocaptains of these ships will be responsi- | Yor}. daily, Sundays excepted. was the Curtis’ Rocks, which are barren and unin- For two long years have I read (and paid for too) | present in regard to th d i ‘ which speak to the mind at once :— ble for jewelry, bullion, precious stones, silver or plated ware, | " Ware hetweeu New, York and Elizabeth Town 25 cents, habited—lat. 31 deg.’'S. long. 178 deg. E., and the sablt i ivi : ieeera Wy Wie wenond coming of Ciaeiaa: New Yous Henin, Soy Orrice. N.Y} or for any letters, parcel, or wah gegen ard ol | eee ere a a and merely 7 gene next day passed the beautiful island. called Me. | Your Sublime and scorching Herald, deriving there- | Brother Miller was here a few weeks since; preach- Or esas, OY; 1s 108 ea oe 29, 1842. the value thereon expresse ‘ NEW YORK, RAHWAY AND, NE’ BRUNSWICK. | A nley’s, also uninhabited, but abounding in goats | {fom great gratification, abundant amusement and | ed several days without any success, He was, how- eet or i aa Wer frelitht or peste SPCIY tg & CO, 96 Bomth st or From the foot of Liberty street, daily. and wild hogs—thence continued our course to Sun. | inestimable instruction. And now, for all these, | ever, fortunate enough to convert a pretty smart lit- PUaD to dlica® ‘wetao’ Yipes daliver ot the'Sicn HULLIS Sob RORE Xeon'te Leare New York. Leave New Brunswick. day Island, lat. 29deg.S. This island 1s inhabited | during that long lapse of time, I purpose at one “ sit- tle fellow, named Mansfield, a hatter by profess Orleans, who will promptly forward all goods to their address. ‘The ships of this line are warranted to sai! punctually as ad- vertised, and great care will be taken to have the goods correet- " on, ana about 21 years of age. Since Miller left, little 4 1255 by five or six Englishmen, who subsist upon such i Mansfield lias been preaching every week-day in the : .N. Y., five hunds Herald Office, New York Office, N. Y., five hundred potatoes as they can grew—fish, and a peculiar Seven hundred and reams of paper per week, for ting” as a kind of ‘‘set-off from me to yournumer- veams per week of the small six months from the 16th of | ‘jy measured. a . 9 PM, _. | species of fowl, called mutton birds—also, upon the | U8 contributing correspondents to repay,and should | large Methodist Church, corner of Chi sized peper 23>32— for the October, 1643, to ke of this arate Lite OP LINMENOHL PAOREES wo Reale 9 and74 4M: ripe frow New Brunswick | occasional supply of meat obtained from such ves- | they make further demands, why, in keeping with | Grove streets, for the last three weeks, Feey on Ce Daily Herald. quality, size and weight, the | ny give Nek York outthe Sieh sod Livespoel ou the 18th | — Kare beeween New York aud New Branswick, 75 cents | sels.as stop here for potatoes to recruit their crews. | the high toned and chivalric charaeter of Micsissip: | with much success. For the first twe weeks his Also 60 reams per week of same to be paid for in ‘each month tahway, 50 cents ave a very interesting tale respecting this island, | Plans, I shall shin up our mighty moral monument | converts were mostly among the fair sex,but for the the larg: sized 32 46 forthe every two weeks. ‘The fare in the $4 and 736 A. M. train from New Bruus- | which the limits of my letter will not permit me to | of Repudiation, sit cross-leged on the cap stone, fold | last week he has made quite a sti Wevek.P Herald,for one year M. Y. BEACH. {Rak t04 6 end OSE. ME. erat frome Now York, Hes been re | Cinte,: Passing to the leeward of this island my arms in careless unconcern, and looking down | our first citizens. Two v d , bering some of f ees 1. oad ‘ »we 01 u 5 our dry goods SE te ee caters ne |’ Prost New Youn. Neyr York and New Brunswick, toa cents. continued our course to the isiands Kosa, ‘Tongata. | asiant {rom my pride of place, as’ the surge of stormy | and one hardware merchant, werecamong the sone ts to be made each accordingly. Ship GARRICK, Caytain Wm. Skiddy, 25th October. an way to 4 boo, and Owykee—landed twice on the first of these | SPirits heaves and boils beneath me, consoling my- | yerts the last week, and they have already bi yment mi per 5 Shiv ROSCIUS, C: Joho Collins, 25th November. Passengers who procure their tickets at the ticket office, re | - . If th fe f d . xy 'y have already begun to ‘week in cash, in full for that H. V. BUTLER. 8 NS. Captain E. B. Cobb, 25th December. ceive a ferry ticket Te INekets are received by the con | islands, and procured a supply of bread fruit, cocoa | Self that the fever and fret, and the clang and jar be- | close up their business to prepare for the Glorious week. Aug. 81, 1842. D. "A. Depeyster, 25th January, | ductor only on the day when purchased. nil3m*_ {| nuts, &c., which proved very fine, and a great lux. | !ow, cannot reach me in my supernal elysium. day. Parson Camp has been preaching for the last QBIAMES G, BENNETT. Witness, M. 8. Beaon Peneli ieaian HLIVERYOOL. Gctober WINTER AR. EMENT. ury, being the first fruit of any description we had | _ ! am not arrogant in the consciousness, as the fore- | few days in the large room in Burney’s Building, in 'We accept the above or 4 nONRS sb a gg pong“ seen or tasted since we left Delegoa Bay, alinost a | 801g might be construed, that I can please in por- | answer to the doctrines of Miller, and has quite a er and will deliver it aa Ship GARIICK, Cagtain Wun Skiddy, ith December a9 Seuae year since. Of one of the natives of Fongataboo, | "4yi0g, but the ineidentsof the last week, (and they large audience, particularly in ler, and has quita |. ip ROS ‘aptain John Collins, i3th January. who came alongside, I purchased a splendid war- | 27¢ not few) and the heroes of them (and they are | finds, however, quite a s rong current t # bukser Set gat a ano emeuammar memes or Jeaniens, belle NEW YORK AND p iD TAD INE | club, very highly polished, and some few shells— | 20t fellows,) are intrinsically meritorious. It is ex- There was a grand wedding peelebeasiey off in “ Sensalone at speed with unusual comfort for passengers. Every care | vis Newark, N DIRECT. all things by way of curiosity. Hence we moved | pected by yourself, and your numerous readers, of | Temple street last Monday evening, and in my next Bascues Bancan, ¢Vitnemes, es been taken in the arrangement of their accommodations, | Via Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton, Borden | on io the Tiled Noapo-orno called by the natives, | Your correspondents, and they no doubt do, chroni- Tatallgixas pouideiacoonne case ates per aie Ty ge Ueadd well uevii ink the: denidswoptjer| in'cone ea ok Press, Mare 80 foe oa ppeaerys ail THROUGH IN SIX HOURS. or Proby, as laid down onthe chart. Here let me | ¢le events and epoebs, fully and faithfully, irom the | were Mr. Albert S. Atwater and Miss Clarieur Land , estore, whoa will make avery cxastirn to give. ncoscs) satiate: b'< xk, from the foot of Liberty street, daily, at 9 | refer to my journal. while [attempt to give some purlieus within which they assume the respectable | craft. Mr. A. isa young man about 38 years old, sequence of its cheapness, had for several years the largest sirculation in New York. This circulation, from obvious causes, has diminished very much of late, and is now hardly half of what it hes been in former years. As ana- tural consequence, its advertising patronage has diminis yi ed in a like ratio, as may be seen by looking at its columns. The evidence of the decline in its circulation is exhibited in the contract with Mr. Butler. published by Mr. Beach himeelt, as contrasted with our contract made with Persse & Brooks. Now, Mr. Butler, like Persse & Brooks, highly respectable man, and a good paper manufacturer— although the paper he furnishes to the Sun is ofa cheaper, ‘and of course a worse quality than what we have invaria- ry ‘Neither the captains or owners of the ships will be responsi- ole for ary letters, parcels or packages sent by them, unless re- calar b's of Inding are signed therefor. ‘or freight o: pply to TER. COLLINS & CO. 56 South st., New York, or to + WM. & JAS. BROWN &'CO., Liverpool. characters of scribes; and as one subscribing to such expectations, I draw up my shoulders that the man- tle may d+cend and sit easily and gracefully upon them. “First, came the circus to the great gratifica- tion of the niggers and the piney woods gentry, or rather the rosin heels gentry from the piney woods ; this passed off pretty much as such equestrian farces do when the **troop” pass. through villages to stop only for a few, days and nights; yet there was one scene so amusing, so ineffably ludicrous that I will attempt the story, although I cannot impart a moiety of its surpassing effect. You are aware that the clown is the hero of them “ diggins,” and to impart eclat to his tout ensemble, two large black blotches were emblazened upon that unmentionable vicinity, faint, description of this pearl of the Pacific. It is an isolated spot, some thirty or forty milesin circuit, distant three or four degreesfroma_y other land, containing from 1000 to 1500 inhabitants, and is, without ption, the most beautiful of any I have everseen. Every variety of scenery; hill, dale and valley delightlully interspersed, covered with verdant trees, and abounding in all kinds of tropical fruits, having a salubrious climate, which is so warm that clothing can be easily dispensed with; consequently no more is worn than a proper respect for decency requires. The natives, themselves, seem to be tinctured with its mildness, and every thing moving in its atmosphere, possess unusual do- cility. Emphatically, it is the home of innocence and is considered here quite wealthy. He was i business in Buffalo, and mate the ae part of his property there, and retired just before the great crash in 1840, Since then he has been residing in New Haven, where he has enjoyed his wealth in a good, rational, and social way; and now to cap the efor of his happiness and prosperity, he has led to the hyinenial altar one of the most lovely and beautiful damsels that New Haven could ever boast of. We call them here Prince Albert and Queen Clarissa, and I amsure they are quite as worthy of the title as any of the royal blood of Europe. ‘e have had quite an interesting course of lec- tures here thie winter on animal magnetism, by Mr. Henry G. Lewis, a young man from Zoar, in the proceeds to Bordentown, trom thence by iphia. Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden, (opposite Philadelphia) without change of cars. Ne i Passeugurs will procare their tickets at the office foot of Li- berty street, where a commodious steamboat will be in readi ‘with baggage crates on board. Philadelphia bagkage crates are conveyed from city to city, without being opeaed by the wa Exch train is provided with x Ladies Car, in which are apart- ments aad dressing rooms expressly for the Ladies ase. "Heturming, the lines leave Philadelphia from the. foet of Qheatnut street by railroed from Camden, at 9 o'clock A. Nand o’eloe! M. ‘The Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelphia at 7 A M, snd 4P M, being a continuation of the lines from Now York. #28 3m" DAILY PACKAC era by the packets will be charged 1234 ceiits per single +50 cents per ounce, and newspapers | cent each. ol OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. E of Packets tor Liverpool will hereafter be ched in the Sepa reat excepting that when the ing falls on Sunday, the ships will sail on the succeed- For New York. For Liverpool. met July 19 The SOUTH AMERICA, ¢ Ju e EXPRESS CAR FOR ALBANY, Jet ,* 3 ‘ROY, AND BUFFALO. bly used forthe Herald. It is evident from these contracts, tons, 1 Nov 19 and peace (his escutcheon for aught I know) where the ladies | State. He has been very suc i in hi ; c eace. i : a} State. ‘cessful, indeed, in his that we consume about one-third more paper per week thon | phe ENGLARIS PM” SE, 4d pa It'is governed by a King anda Governor, who | ware what, upon looking into Walker, I find eluci- | experiments, and has convinced some of the most ae Mr. Beach of the Sun, and accordingly our circulation is, 0 vai . 19 Dee 7 has complete control over all tne affairs of the in- | dated as a“‘tumult.” Well, the clown hero did in: | credulous that there is some truth in the science. bs: the-sase-ratio, mcre-extensive)’ ‘The nature of this cir: B.L. Waite. (Feb 19 April 12 | By the Housatonte Haut to-d;tanuiak (htough from tls City habitants, enacts laws, puts them in force, sees them deed perform some wonderous feats of agility which | Mr. Lewis raduated at Old Yale in 1885, and took The OXFORD, duly 1 Aug 19 d th 1 of all id culation is also different. tee, Noy 1 Dee 19 to Albeny,in’'Tweive Hours. carried out, purchases and sells for each individual, | ¢xcited the marvel of all present, and especially of | the second honor, Since then, his whole time has aig i i SE ‘T'Hathbone, @ March 1 Apa 19| ary, sobeeritaea tt Tolclock in the morning, | 5. | when trading with strangers in the public mart, one jolly votary of Bacchus, from a flat boat,or broad- | been occupied in investigating thie science, and he h The Sun circulates among the poor principally—but | The KUROPE, | Jay 9 Sept 7 | somal ond Company, tou ag Exorees Car (exclusively | though those who wish can dispose of their own horn from Indiana, whereat this hercules in frame | appears to understand the subject perfectly." He in- ours among the higher and more educated classes—particu” eG. Marsha? Mar 19 2, 7 | forour ows parpose) dad, over their road ‘with f at their option. ‘Their laws are very simple, and | 4"d lungs shouted at the utmost tension of his voice | tends visiting your city in the course of a few weeks, larly the clerical, financial, literary, and commercial. | The NORTH AMENICA, Aue} Bone ap | een ara neo meme eure bes are chiefly confined to, the usual duties of parents | ° tie Hor apo; Si mabe voles was 90 arial a ae 1 have no doubt will create quite 8 sensation ‘Our edvertising patronage has also increased much—as it ns. jee. jan Nerer Packases, Bal C Goods, to children, the suppression of vice, and the inculea- | Startling, so stunning, and bursting as unexpectedly | there; for he iscertainly the most fluent and interest- mutt natural; rao coer @ business and intelligent The NEW yore Moret Aout 3 May 191 the above uamed or intermediate places. tion of every virtue, of which honesty, hospitality, | #8 it did upon the audience while all was so hushed, ip lecturer I ever listened to. ne “¢ poh acreage ach ilateals Bee tons, Dee. 19 Fed 7 | ,,Willattend prowptly to the collection and payment of bills, | and chastity, are the most cardinal; and woe betide | 5° wraped, so‘absorbed in admiration of the clown’s nmy next I shall give youan account of the PO? ses phon Breal BY | rhe CAMBRC RPT APH 18 June 7 | Quirnned to tneirenmn st wud aach other business as may PE | the delinquemt—his punishment is speedy and se- | Powers, that the effect was electrical; and men, wo- | grand elopement, grand wedding party, and also an inspecting the Sun, it will be seen that whole columns ated | ae Be | Maze POMEROY & CO.2 Wallwreet, New York. | vere—disobedience and want of respectot children | Men and negroes, laughed and screamed anc scr-aim- | account of one of our monthly balls, to take place consist of old advertisements, stuck into fill up space— WC Barstow.2 May 1 June 19 PULLEN & COPP’S to parents is most severely punished by castigation, | ¢4 and laughed; and the clown hineelt caught the | next Tuesday. By the by, can’t you just pop up here while other columns contain silly love stories, instead of | The COLUMBUS, Sept 19 Nov 8 and lacerating the back of the offender, in some | Contagion, paused in mid first co- | one day with Mrs. Bennett and Nepoleon, jr,, and mical, second daggers, th y, he new tend one of them? It wou! observed of all ebservers, —ourihe lgoked | forustosse-youunherwr’ over saoeieat im ‘another sich a loo! hereat the Bacchus } I must not close this letter withou i hero looked at the masked — ro and then throwing | in commendation of your excellent pi ie up his enthusiastic cap he « ried aloud, “I say | He is just what he should be—an obliging and at- hurra for te ass”—this was ludicrous to be en- | tentive agent, and I don’t know that I can eay more. dured, and roar after roar, and peal after peal was | He appears tobe getting a fine run of business, and poured forth until it arrived at a point of confusion | we think him worthy of it. Yours, 3 likened to nothing except a tumult of the elements. ConsTantLy, __.Next in order of mny heroes,in rank and place,isan 7. itinerant Methodist Preacher and temperance lec- Bridgeport. turer, come unto us not as one of the ** wise men of [Correspondence of the Herald.) conspicuous place, as an indelible mark of disgrace, though, to speak the truth, seldom or ever an occa- sion for the exercise of this law occurs. They are all asone family, the younger paying implicit obe- dience to the more mature in years. Lewdness of speech er action is everywhere discountenanced, insomuch that a_native holds it degrading to be ely of either. What a picture is here presented etore the civilized world! and well may we blush when we compare our own manners and customs with that of these untutored children of nature; we may loek en and admire; we may imitate in some OTs an 9 G.A.Cole. (May 19 July 7 Punetuality, as regards the day of sailing, wiil be observed as heretofore. ‘The price of passage outward is now fixed at One Hundred Dollars, for which ample stores of everv description will be provided, with the exception of wines and liquors, which will be furhished by the stewards, GOODHUE & CO., 64 South st., SH. MARSHALL, 38 Burling-lip, N.Y. _je% Ivh BARING BROTHERS & CO., L’pool. TAPSCOTT’S GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, 43 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK. theimportant news of the day, which they seldom publish till the day after. ‘These are the facts —but we do not blame Mr. Beach for this decay. Necessity compels him—and necessity has | nolaw. He has neglected his newspaper entirely for the last two years—and has turned his attention, probably to whathe thought abetter business. His place has been @henged into a broker’s office, for shaving Jacksonville notes, Ulster notes, and Malone notes, all known under the name of“ Beseh leaves.” He has also united with the NE’ ORK, iB. ¥ TROY AN EAL Messrs. Harnden & Co, having disposed of their route from New York to Albany and Troy, the subseri- bers, the old conductors of Harnden & 'Co’s Northern Express, from New York, will continue to run as heretofore, leaving New York, Albany and Troy, Daily , and connect at Troy with Jacobs? Montreal Express, and will for- ward Specie, Bank Notes, Packages, Bundles.Cases of Goods, - to any’ place between New York and Montreal, an throughout the Canada’s, Also East, from Troy and Albany to Boston, and West from Albany to Buffalo. ‘All business entrusted to their charge wall be promptly at- tended to, Particular attention wil be pxld. to the collection the East,’’ but his advent is as one of heaven’s bold- business ofa “‘ money changer,” that of a small shop for 7 , 1 i heir friend measure; but never, with our host of vices, can ns bo the sale of the cheep literature of the day. Probably he aa tie beer teste Py ae arregements Gf notes, deafes, aceoptances, St. and prompt returns made for 1 we arrive so near perfection. It might compare | est ambassadors frem the West, to attack this citidel Herald in Brid Bapneusons;, Boa 18, oe. r ‘, for bringing out ngers from, and re money to, any id PULLEN & COPP. with the Garden of Kden before the fall, and that | Of sin and iniquity, and to carry by storm, what a ferald in Bridgport—Housatonic Railroad— Winter ag run into these two kinds of business in anticipation of T England, Ireland, Scotland ‘tne magnificent " > . : ¢ 5 uJ fa Be bal ‘d and Yai J igo setting of the Sun, which has suffered awfully of | packet supa comprising the Offices—Pallen & Copp, 244 Wallstreet, New York. could scarcely excel this seat of purity. ‘Learning, | sortie by saints attempted and failed to accomplish Travd. a en ese ie 0 Pape “a e NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS," VIZ.— ngs Bones ee rehanee Any, and even the symbols thereof, ate held in great ve- | !#st spring by gehen yp gn and | James Gorpon Bennett, Esq.— late from the qombined energy of tI er penny and, Collins. 8. Jacob's Fxchange Court, St Paal st, Montreal. neration and respect, and everything they hold preaching ; and J would to heaven that he had the Diss’ Se two-penny press, in Collecting early news. These facts REFERENCES. most valuable will be parted with, for paper, pens, | talent, as he has the unspeakable assurance of man. ? ‘i present the tree statoof the ease tothe public. There er AC Atmanv. Trov ink, &c.; in fact, Inever met arace of people so def | ner,to lash with scorpion stripes those recreants and } The confidence and regard manifested for the canbe no mistake in the documents of Mr. Butler and rd & King, B,J. Homphrey, $9 Payne, ‘ 8 Jacob Little, apostates from the temperance cause, who made £o- | energy, honesty, morality, and tal i i John Tsai, o.. y. y, lent with which fman, “i of extendiag their knowledge; every facility, % ‘Stow, ill, no doubt, soon be in their posse: tl lemn and sacred pledges last spring to march should- oN, a: . . Messrs. Persse & Brooks—and henceforth the public will ai Penoon & Hoffman, & S,Doctlans, | adie to their native simplicity an fame, hea er to shoulder with their brethren in their warfare | ‘2°. New York Herald” is conducted, is certainly know the cause why the Herald has kecomethe principal | gaiting twice every month; sud w UNITED LINE,” | pupenter & Yermilye, ere with the advance of knowledge, new desires would | upon this gorgon monster; and now, alas! are tak. | Peculiar and unexumpled in newspaper history. organ for the cash business advertising in New York. | composed of superior fist class Ameren throughout the | D&ew, Robinson & Co. net ine_ | be formed, which nothing: bu the attainment could | ing him unto their bosoms once more. Oh, oh, itis | None other than a Bennett—James Gordon Bennett ‘We leave all the credit business to the Wall street press, For the favors we have received we return our thanks, ‘NEW YORK AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD LINE. ia Nouwicn axp Worcester Ratiavabs. Composed of the following superior steamers rnauing in con- neetion with the Norwick & Worcester and Worcester & Bos- too much thus to make sascrifice of the fondest ex- , i . pectations of friends, their sweetest affections and | Could have given birth to such a powerful engine, dearest hopes. The red wine may brighten allure- | it having no pattern and can have no imitation—a gratity. ‘appy they are, and any innovation can only tend to render them miserable. The old adage of the Roman Catholic priest was never more ope year, (or one every six di thereby preveutung the possi i friends, will not fail to see geal teesaneesot the like peorraandh eetiaphoned one yy ther od they may vest eared a ural che WORCESTER, Capt. J. H. Vanderbilt. “~ el a enero ve Sepa prints ined Se ey anh ne seen lt gs ofits Yelucle through which the’‘most valuable infersas- 4 will be taken to make che passage agreeable, the ships being rR, Ce is Death.” Death it will prove to their admirable | ¢flervescence. may come for a little season with a | ti i ic, ii i thecash in advance. A merry Christmas to all. fitted up with an eye solely to the com/ort of | neers. NEW HAVEN, Capt. jastan. Pp ‘abl shorbing unction t their sale’ bat ence thine wilt ion, foreign and domestic, is transmitted to the code of laws, to their innocent pastimes, their na- tive simplicity of thought and manners, their natural mode of living; crimes which are now CLEOPATRA, Capt ——. is On and after Monday, Nov.2ist,this line will be ran tri-woek- pat Ng” York, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only, ata P. Mi. Tn all cases where the parties sent for decline coming, the money will be refunded without any deduction, as usual. A oon yy from the various seaports of Ireland and Scotland, camalso be surely steal over them the wormwood dregs. of bit- four quarters of the globe with a promptitude and JAMES GORDON BENNETT. ‘ e a ter regret, for asap conscience are rigid re- | €"¢r8y hitherto unrivalled, and it is very gratifying al TTENTI ATTENTION' secured. considered heinous, and beheld with abhor- | porters to eternity of alldone here below. Butinall | to perceive that it is sti!l to be conducted under i i chance. —' REMITTANCES. ; ' ’ ‘ep er ite Rep Tale Bey eae Tone Tonttreeen maga | Personsin the country wishiug to send money to therr friends rence and disgust, would then become merely | this Iam loosing sight of my hero, and as I cannot | present very ableand efficient management, though cent Cashrocre Shaw!, with the bor that contains it—costing | by enclosing the sum they wish sent, with the name and ad- venal transgressions ; pastimes so innocent, and | leave him yet, I will predict that he will not accom- fects trate beewemeneland & 0 tens of toe perience psosive 1 29.7 fol Ou adeaty for the From Peck slp Rest calculated to insure health and — strength, | Plish wonders in thisfield of temperance, for he has | { - ‘ained by some of its readers, amount being forwarded per first packet, after the receipt tnereof, and an acknowledgement fer the ‘saune returned per nothing to recommend him but his bold assurance, | 1",consequence of a notice publicly issued, that a which passes with many, by the by, for talent— | S#le and transter of the same would take place, Theavee born talent.” He ae pertect Jehu Oca. | Vided # sufficient amount of cash down should be teract for boisterous and bold ranting, and relates | ofered, which, pte for the diffusion of use- stale and equallid anecdotes selected from old al- | {2! knowledge, and for the rapid advancement of manacks, brushed and burnished up ‘as good as literature, no one as yet has been able to raise the ‘$110. . ill buy five dollars worth in the store, ata Reengete kate (December, 1812,) will hare the ehance 100 mn 100 wort wo an Fe rite, and aale of Fancy Articl fon of all desesPprions, suitable for Ch rear’s Gifts, at 16834 Fulton st, near Broad: yal’s Church. would have substituted in their places those of civilized life, which are sure to enervate both mind and body—their frank, open, and friendly bearing, would soon be compromised for the un- meaning compliment, and deceitful smile—luxu- ries would soon be introduced, and in a short time River. The new and splendid steambort NEW HAVEN, Captain J.K. Dustan, will leave every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Passengers for Boston will be forwarded immediately on the arrival of the above boats at Norwieh, and will proceed with- out ehange of cars or baggage. For further information, enquire at the office of ail. : Drafts at sight, for any amount, are p»yable on demand, with- out discount or any och recharge, at the National aud Provin- cml Banks of Ireland and branches, Eascern Bank of Scotlaud, Greenock, and their brauches, Messrs. James Balt, Son & Co., Bankers, London, Exchange’ and Discount Bank, Liverpool, jer and gentlemen sre respectfally invited yo vit the | Banh 5 " ngalco at the otc oF seal e Th i moat beentiful collection of rich objects of New Year's Pre- | aad in every principal town of Great Brivain and Ireland, All fo ga EG ALLEN, 39 Pec sip. upstaire, | | Vitiate their tastes, and place them on_a level with | new,” witha gusto better befitting the locale of an | Teduisite sum. There is probably no T issued gmt, that an be seen, and w rwill be sold at very reesous- porerther paticalars made known un application, if by letter, | 00) Eoateorewuens ee ntee | the besotted natives of Mew Zealand. Let the curse | ale house than the sacred sanctuary in which he bee be Ph ere ahah secre so much valueble thoae nich articles eame from the stores af Aiphonae | “day r W, &J. T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, N. York. | NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL ROAD COMPANY. | of Cain forever rest upon the man, who, by intro- | holds forth. information, and which confers such imy t be- ducing the customs and luxuries of civilized life, as third and last hero is no less a hero than Hen- | "efits on the community, us does the Herald, and robs them of their purity and innocence. Civiliza- | Ty Cla y, who hascome among us for purposes best | it would seem most conclusively from its immense oat known to himself, but some of us shrewdly suspect | S#!¢,,2nd the supply ever being inadequate to meet TS S.A. teers worn and tempest-tossed mariner, his dollars for the privilege of anchoring in their truly delightful ‘articles m Sugar, Foes, Review nd Boxes, cai tion! whatisit? View it in all its nakedness and the dennand, in oll, plasehthyeuan Rene i from be tare of 8. Hearn of Phil ia, advantags : Tarly di hed’ fi r; ‘are (0 Harlem ine uced to 121-2 cents, detormity—then cast your eyes on this lone isle of | to make contracts for cotton bagging ! (now that ’ places ‘ough which the writer oamty Bacio or tay inet 85 vents at belag toe t Confection: | aie vee a it of cach month daring the — pWINTER ANRANNGPSE NT7On and after Monday, } the Pacific, and draw the comparison. an impost of 4 cents the yard isupon the foreign anf eee ae oe pehigreer = must far exceed ‘will take place in the store 16834 Fulton st, on the From New » Marseilles. | Leave City Hall for Leave Hi Leave Williams’ Bridge The next land made was the Wallace Islands.— | ticle) drink the old wine of the new swell he: y paper, and this furnishes evidence Sthuf January, 1048, at 12 oFclock. M. ? MANPRYGUGMGRICS: syivester, Dect. Feb Fa There are about 100 in this group. How different! | alias “codfish gentry,” alias aristocrats, wheedle | Conclusive of what may be accomplished by perse- Toandi banda iorafscmcrarieenrutat wiieed wud | EQURUGA Cut Dinan," Sant at What contrast is here presented to Nuavo-o!— | them (for some of them are soft heads) into the | ““From’ this you’ will gather some netion of the (whatever number they choose) sod with this the person | They are all conperea aud copper festened,and have excellent i a United States Bank ! His reception, it it did not | Held, and it being ¢o very difficult to procure ene on one will bay freon wal bo entitled to two | 2¢gommodations for passengers. meet the expectations of his friends in magnitude ‘al of the boat, as they are snatched off like ‘The price of cabin passage will be $100, exclusive of wines ?—From7 90 A. 7 tes throughout. the ; ‘ f b h fied thi 'd him for | COf by a flock of ducks in December, I would sug- so en in progression. bagel 75 wt bay—his dollars for slaking his th his dollars for | of numbers, must have gratifies em and him for addi receiving tickets, are requested to preserve 3 | Medliquors, & HINCKEN «| day til7 P, M. aud on Sundaysevery twenty minutes. Fare a Staten ts : T | the enthusiasm manifested; and the speech of wel- | S¢% the notion, if practicable, of adding another fori mina, the tos wil be teins and, on the thot Janu: | 4, 7oode addreneed 0 BOYD, & MINCHEN, the gen ill | op cent, the privilege of sat atying the craving of his agpe- | tome by F. Lee, Claiborne, was beautiful, bril degree of steam, giving to the machinery an. ine ight ite, indepe: pay J mnaers for Westchester, ‘Throg’s Neck, ter, eee Oty ence brane Merck, Worth Castle Ran: bins’ Mills and White Pl will take the 2 o’eloe! train from City Hall. Ler a for Yonkers will o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, P, M. trains from City ‘On 2th Dec and 2d Jan the cars will ran between a ta Bridge every hour from 7 A M to 6PM. 30 tm mn For freight or passage apply to G. BROOM & CO., or to BOYD We PUNCKIN, “Asenes, PACKET FOR MARSEILLES, ist Jaouary— ‘The ship COURIER, Capta'n Ducean, Apply to BROOM & CU,, or to BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents. FOR LIVERPOOL.—Positively First Pac! The splendid fast sailing well known pac! SOUTHERNER, Captain Palmer, will sai ve, her regular » ‘ the ticket will be di liely bef EA Néersy and on the following day, the Herald newspaper and on, a lerald newspaper liant, and none, not even a whig (which he is not,) | creased velocity, sufficient to throw off a few thoa- announce t! fortumate nvm! a jal ec couk ve “done the deed” more happily or more sand impressions in addition to what it now does in fheartily, and Mr, Clay's respouse wes just what it the samme apes. of time, thus to reader the tree of should have been, just enough—nothing more—no- | Knowledge more generally accessible to all who thing less. ‘are? dod u ignorance. Strange that his aspirations of ambition should | _. {t it astonishing that you never paid a visit to the lead him to wish himself other than he is—one | Ci’ of Bridgeport. | We have here splendid churches, of the world’s richest treasures—a man amon; Pr the ing ore high erder, fine steamboats, hotele men—a nobleman among noblemen—an intellectual | °! ' wane aaa water, and a regular built railroad giantamong iotellectual giants;a benefactorto man- which pond By yi the Housatonic valley, over kind. Thad rather see him President of this proud | Which travellers pass from the tar west, from Albany Republic thanany of God's children, but the indis- | “ht. trom Boston, Pe fresent winter to New York, cretion of his friends willdo for him, Ifear, after | 200 viceverea; and to the ladies and to myself also, themselves. It was not thus some five or six years since ; ig! thing was then somewhat similar to Nuavo-o. tthe present day, Missionaries, with their attendant companions, Selfishness and Avarice, had not left their abodes in the far west, to dissemi- nate their civilized vices among this then happy, honest, and temperate race ; no language but their own was then spoken or understood—no desires were formed in their simplicity, but the means were at hand for their gratification. How changed ! In- stead of receiving the stranger as was their wont, with soy and expressions of pleasure an jo gtr ie ie invited to inepect the entirely new stock of | "Tete earvaied lamps, ws ave Just been opened by the subscril uprising most exte! and rich assortment er reestve this reason, and. the finest lot of g in BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, Of 1290 tons and 440 horse power each. Under contract with tie Lords of the Admiralty. the entire invoi-es rece’ posie he disposed of immediately ; many parties were disappointe ys He ships ofthis line are. ail i000 tons burthen, and upwards, and thelr ecowmodations for eabin, second cabin and steerage = ig is well les = porter te ay other line of te For eal i should be made to » Peers Cay ke |, TE TAPSCOLT, cy renaissance” and gilt, for two, hip, cor. 5 BRITANNIA, J. Hewitt, Com . welcome, the look of distrust is cast upon, end de- Tabould do Sea tre: I tnd thres lampa. vecahades and globes, colonred aud ext, of | ‘The SOUTHERNER leaves Liverporl enthe sh Feoreaty, CALEDON E.G Lod, do mand of money is made of him—and for what | the election, what they ought todo for him betere | tyar the dear creatures hive, talon ino beautiful new designs, &c. kc. ‘ 1843. Persons wishing to send for thetr fri to come out jn ACADIA A. Ry: lo purpose erely to satiefy the insatiate avarice | —keep hitn at Ashland; for when he accepts an in- Th ly, fi h ere, lly an Cane Paataen Lomeeseppents have been mote in 9 the above splendid snip, or any of the regular line, can make the COLUMB FE, C, Muller, RN do “ee rey to igea, who have domesticated ¢ vitation to Dayton theymake him epeak—when he | Collectively, furnish. an item of the very first impor- facture of the lamrs now offered to the public, render necessary arrangements on reasonable terms ; and thove wish- | Will sail from Halifax. of the yzed savages, Indi it they craw bs i ablich Iie | tance, and’ are universally ackoowledged_ by all mngonsliggents Cos & t beant.ful as weil as econor ing to r mit money can have dra(ts for any amount, p-yable on aia FROM LIVERPOOL. nem noston, | among them under the plausible pretence of | 80¢s to Indianapolis they draw him out, publish his | connetent to judge, to be the most beantiftl’ the extant. eatablished, and any one atall seeptt- | Uinand, mals the priveipal towna of Great Britain and ireland, | Britannia, Hewitt, Oct 4 Nev 1 improving their condition, and inculcating a love | speeches to the world and hold them up as objects | vost enchanting and’ oe See eaiest can bo courinced ‘of ie by calling a8 this eo | on apptication spstove. Cd age OR 28 bee 5 tor honesly, temperance, and the virtues en masse, | of admiration (which the world grants) forgetting | (he'front tank af th Cette oa mel and to stand in Cotumbia, Miller, Nov 19 ec 16 We will see with what effect. When they came | that they are so many targets for his political ene- nt rank of the whole feminine gender of New mies to shoot at,and it will be strange indeed, that?if England, and I think if you were to come up here among 80 many sharp shooters as they have, some | #4 spenda few days at the Sterling or City Hotel do not take eflect from the different quarters of at. | #24 take a general survey of matters and things in Britannm, Hewiti, Dec 4 ian ¢ Monvy—From Boston to jLiverpool, $135—Boston ji 5 ‘These ships carry experienced surgeons. No Berths secured among them, these virtues were tound almost in er regular day. their pristine purity—and now, when one makes his id be i Japt. Hutcleston, will sell as rbove, sat rhe thatthe following gable estaba eats a | Mn mort saperb accommodations for eabin, second cabin . D. IN. FOR LIVERPOOL—Packet of the 7th Janaary, Depot of Meebanical Lamjar #0 Jotmstieet. ihe he splendid vew packetship ASHBURTON, ml with them, viz:— and steerage passengers, arance on shipboard, he to be watched with 1 id 4 90, Hl q Perso’ jbaak should maxe carly application on il paid fer. i ing. Hi - | tack. He managed better, left it optional | &¢8¢r#!, you would meet with a most favor Te- i Pece Wa ct Howe. boar oot Biden Late, py MURRAY “Nore Merpandiogand Spe cemeee Or vereets oe guest ia for rasa Tei tebuooo, end tne Gat ee Te, | with him to accept bell or barbacue.. He acce Sie consider yourself amply rewarded for Cafe T csesaeed 100 Pi f South ath wt, aed able to Custom Hionse Cole to effer is his wife, sister or daughter, though | ed the former, to the sad disappointment of the de- a ere ded by the. ar wi ses BRIG UH No. $ Walt. such vetsere said to be disapproved of, and strict ly | mocracy, who had subscribed to meet the expenses Be very particular to send more Heralds. inhibited by the pious Saints on shore ; yet I have never heard. of a solitary instance where they re- fased to accept the tribute—it all goes to help fill their coffers. The money is of nc use to the natives ; of his reception. Ha, ha—yet very much to the Or K. delight of the ladies (God bless them) and to the — planters and pedlers, merchants and mendicants, REMOVAL. bankers and bankrupts, brokers and barbers, devils | PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehell street. are also te be found ii other public buildi neta ve country, and inerery Inaance ving perfect x PUBLIC.—G. P. KESSLER bess leave 10 2. Tork tress ana the en i i te that well known stand at ] ope f al to jy7e corner of re iberty sts, formerly kept by KE. Chamberlin, sings rebuilt PACKET FOR HAVRE, Second Line—The | “Onaud afer Dec. 34, the steamer STATEN 15) i i id duns, editors and evesd I d ion of room ‘ y i ti ; . + 98, os » | any thing they may want is purchased by the pro- | ani juns, itors and evesdroppers, lawyers an MENT, uted others, Fersonn ishing good board and no ib. ear” F Hewes OVD. & HINCKE? i, rs Se erEsS NN ee Sew YORK. dnee ofthe islands, and their wants are few. __ | loafers, tailors and tinkers, doctors and deacons— Jeremored fim i Brondry to, Ne? cree Heaee modations on reasonable terms, would do well to cal i Pune. | See No. 9 Tontine Buildings. a A.M, ‘ 9AM. ‘These islands are not the only instance of the evil | All, all who could raise three dollars and a “‘long tail” ECONOMY IN GEN’ N’S DRESS. TE Oe KEW YORK-AND NEWARK EE DRAFTS ON IRELAND, Ke.—The subscribers 1 16 effeote produced by these would be philanthropists. | black. -Thave not space to give you a detailed ac- | Otments ofa most leennt anc Haahuenable hind #¢ «saving of A TRESS ‘Tne public wrecrenectuly informed that faomune Wels G6 De bid S slmad Wherever you turn your eyes among the islands of suaat of the beaaty om tastion of the bells or Of | FYB advertiser dy ment onmecsesary 00 ta the ibers hi Y 1 Ni scouts One National } : i TG the wide Pacific, the same changes,the samescenes, | the supper, or of the hall, or the little burly bus:- neyed system of giving alist of vommpel pea, nud Newark, N.J., for the tapsiniasion and speedy delivery Se se iio emai Witten. K camp nal OPPOSITION TO CATS | coor. ‘There are afew cases where some gond | ling landlord, or ot the “‘sham fight” per duello—M. | {hat the length of time he has been GLAND AND WALE: i ‘$— Messrs. James Bult, Son and iptermes ane Kaneaeaes, Saeoas ae on, the Exchange aud Discount Bank, it beaches drooghgnt Hogtand and Wales ‘he Eastern Bank of otland, the Camtany and branches inthe principal has been effected by the Missionaries, in causing some of the natives to abolish the custom of eating human flesh and making human sacrifices. Better spend your time and money in helping the poor and Regular days from skill, Mon and Veitnys. Fiom New York, Tuesdays, rdays.—Fare to or from Cattshill, 50 cents. —Berths 25 cents—Supper Sy cent mer kek ection of aetna oct are Sein Siders bx aol to be returned by the Express will be “Gir ia New York at No.7 Wall street, and in Newark, at —but as it is the usage of all Mississipians,whether | e,oxteuslve. Hs EE in making aspeech or writing a letter, to lug into foes a sm erate ee = in OI ‘making up some part of ita verse of poetry—why here is | h* c*nfide ihe a Beara koro ance “ The Levee swarms, as if in golden pomp 103m. PS, 7 lewspaner Depot Sons b ‘The new and frat stenmer WAVE, Captain Vanderbilt, will ey i i we Rent Peer bal Tn. the cope Hunter & Co emnit money to their | 'eaye Robinson st: pier Tharsday Nov. 17th, at five Gelock friendless at home, and civilizing our own savages, fe Newark at 9 A.M. and 136 FM. friends 1n any part and, Ireland, Scotland, or Wates, by | _ Ror farther particulars awire OF tree will bradaiyeom | of whom there are thousands of our own color an Were character'd on every Statesman’s door, Fancy a ES FOR ” 8 aoe WaT cheb pe pe An riiah to remit to the subscriber | imunicatioh betw ill and New York (and intermediate | nation, than waste the same by sending out emissa- Batter’d and Bankrupt fortunes mended here.” subscriber has regeved i fe Foe A drat forthe poane Partie uaded the first packet | Places) for freight and passage at reduced prices. nér_ | ries among those who have no need of our commis- | And I will add, by this Great Man. Poccraper do, games rove § a ss Cananpiava, Dec 9, 1942, _ | after the receipt thereof, and wiedgement of the same re- Dears RIDING SCHOOL, 408 Bowery—W. J. | seration, but for the most part are capable of We are upon the verge of great events. The edi- beasss .. Boy J Fi See tte to} A Ra fet Me vide be yaid om te third day ot | © er Wek TAPSCOTT. Bee ore gcurivmen “ailt commence on Monday | teaching, and what is worth all the rest, practising | tor of theCourier is out for Mayor of our City of the fumecdulty mrited to call and examine the above stock, Seen ot ae cea Whose’ alsek is reetstered FRANG 3 PATENT ieee ning, (ai intut and eomtiane exch Monday and Friday | the virtues shan these self-sufficient professors them- | Blafls, and Lif he succeeds, he will, if our ‘present | farinngt PeMsIMg BST tac, my ® city transla books Company, will HE, object of this i alla daring the season. selves; for where they in their wisdom, effect any | Blacksmith Mayor shonld be brought before him for bs Fe cH, the ee othe Sneed brroeteey wills ped fparsedgervand other persons maa Gy tel ith therastion on! and gentlemen, can be aceommods: | good, they entail, at the same time, such a host of | any misdemeanor, convict him straightway and sen- HUNCH BENEVOLENT sOUIE bY —The LENT SOCIETY. yoemberso aa tncetdced ay chia ofce. | on y d na era ed is over 8, The norm ween the ordinary | each week. on aul vices, which an eternity of time could not eradi- | tence him to six and a half dozen curling tongs 0 requested to attend the annual meeting of the “1 By order of the President and Directors. 3a'tor want ol the Life Boats atthe bore g auemacns stot | “A Military class forthe instruction of gentlemen in military | cate. ‘Those of the nati: s who side with the Mis } the neatest pattern, for the sole use, benefit and | Snejety. whieh will he held wien ie anna ees ' oe OAVIES Ea CHAS. BEY MUUT, Treneurer | serambosts and other vessels is accord cect eGhiOK OL | horsemanship. to commenes on Wednesday evening, Mth in- | sionaries, and make profession of religion, do 80 | hehoof forever, of the Mayor, Aldermen, and City | pyt ven 6.f ii srcetualy, at Messrs. Delmonieo’s, corner JOHN | a RB JONES iutorm cher tr the past month over $36., Itis impossible swamp this Rost. coat oe ee Sach. W ecneatey cere cither of the ab trom interested motives, and it is complete * char: | Barber. jeaver Iffate atreett sate Sane vant of now yen fr youth Vehiie Ot paruons they are requited to carry, with Une bereame seamaee™ | classes, will 3 ' Pails | \atanry,” pat on, and taken off, as a Duchesedoes | Doniphon, editor of the Free Trader, hae, hie | dene E FORT, meh WOT, he class of icling ap men falling ov nO evening | her diamonds, or a dandy his new coat. 8 allfor | locks shorn, so that his ‘vaulting ambition will not iy, itr Cracovigune {tow wyie ol travelling cap, very convent 20 lighten to requ Mao Ay Band oh (0 OFM, vine | OE Cr shotws frequently fashionable,and these are | is “vaulting fol 025 InP re First quality o'er leap itself” to become a victim among that Sut ou, supe Ie, OF Pee on oe oa gentlemen travelling SED ioe aos repay ee tes rename DRESS cB ctyaroun; eva ie crover. | the characters we have to keep the strictest watch } crowd, although he may run for something eoon.— | falter. iy ‘agin any “i ae Jet TULIAM BT | see sepent meialy on the se Wy Niavopne, ave afforded at$8, $12, $14, $16 and | upon. These are not “fanc tketches,” but stub. Oh’ these edvore? Oh! these times! Oh! but | onboard of the, barge’ eit rot a Marker st, He to " boats is intendeu for their gems if im drab, brown, blac ‘and blue beaver and pilot lath, born facts,whichfcannot be disproved—denied they § this is a great country. be ee Monday the 16th, and will continue until all w sold. ano a. eee. ERAN AS Adame & Ooh agrees Ang or gale, ready mado, at 222 Broadeny AmevsiNINGS. # are by such,whom the recital affects,.for was the Yours, Prrex. Iv iwer asst