The New York Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1843, Page 1

ET MEET ON TNS A TT “THE NEW. YORK HERALD. Hien ar 0. 1.—-Whole No, 3214, NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1843, v To the Public. our readers, patrons, advertisers and general, on the glorious advent of the birth rd and Savior, we sincerely assure them of ii th fgratitude that we feel for the unexampled f : ) | + © thig moment, the lergest, the best, sue LOUISA, Capea Malia: xa eT cctuble obvestation of any *ewspaper in | These ships were all builtin the city of New York, express- 2 ; for packets, are of light draft of water, have. recently been he vivertising patronag’ ' 40 great, | wiy‘coppered and put'in splendid order,with accommodations iM 1 ? find room for the rote of our | {or passengers unequalled for eomiurs. ‘They are cpmumanded } i by experienced masters, who wi @ every exertion to give ‘9% ise a eneral satisfaction, - Th t all times be towed up and | phe trains for Westfield, Plainfield, Boundbrook, Somerville, roof vithis we annex the following documents, | down the Mississippi by, steamboats. ae ;. | Sen, connect with the 9 A M, 2and 4% P Mtrains trom New : ‘Neither the owners omeaptains of these shipa will be responsi- | $Cu,coumect with, the 9 AN speak the mind at once :—~ ote dpe jewelry, bullion, brecious stones, silver or plated ware, | YW, ecween New Yori and Elizabeth Town 25 cents } or for any letters, parcel or package, seat by @ ri ol] Rare between do. and Somerville, 79 cent ee Trou. | py tah ther, abless regular bite of nding are taken forthe ame add | RY YORK, RARWAY"AND NEW BRU &Brooxs: Mr. H.V. Burien ‘Por freight or apn ofa the foot of Lsberty treet, daily. ener Sin — Foe guns & Cute Sgath stor tearott Yee pery Nea Maly \ fa to deliver at the — Please deliver at the Sun HULLIN & WOODRUBE, “Agent in, New R's "Ac ig A.M. Office New York Office, N. Y., five: hundred | Oricans, who will ox ay Swern Weak ited: ag B Me 7 ¢ in hunited. and fifty reams of paper-per week, fOr | yer anid reat exre will De taken to have the woods correct: 4 : PM. per wee H 3 a ‘ ; ifaper 24432— for the October, 1842, to be of this | "Ww re-OE LIVERPOOL PACKETS; a PEs 8 5 06 4 MY wigs hem Now Brunswick Herali. quality, size and weight, the | "9 gilfrom New York on the 25th and Liverpool ou the 13th | “"Ware between New York aud New Branswick, 160 reaps per week of same to be paid for in cash of each month. Balers ee sized32 46 forthe every two weeks. ‘The fare, im the 5% and 73 A. M. train from New Brune- |r Heralfor one year M. Y. BEACH. fick end 296 and 496 ?. Merah from New York, has been re is datojto beof quali- ‘I accept the above order, 1" + a ‘ “Ato Hs spechaen— and agree to furnish the pa: | snip GARRICK, Cartan Wen. Siidly, 25th October. PEA reser mente tO 90, Canes fi ts to fe made each per accordingly. Shin ROSCIUS,' Captain John Collins, 25th November. Passengers who. procure their tickets at the ticket office, re j-cash, h full for that H. V. SUTLER. Ship SIDDONS: Cantain E. B. Cobb, 25th December. catee aifery Great arena Mllckatecmasnecsive Ship SHERIDAN, Captain F. A. Depeyster, 25) January. From Liverroen. Ship SIDDONS, C: B. Cob! Aug. 31, 1842 f€$G.JENNETT. Witness, M. 8. Bracn ouly on the day when purchased, th October, No. 61 Liberty street. in the city of D ; DIRECT. ‘Howe, | ¢ witness fretteneed with unusual comfort for passengers, Every care | via Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton, Borden tx Bema, The price of passage hence is $100, for which ample stores will THROU DR LS se aOU! . vl RS. ‘een well known that the Sun newspaper, in con- | be provided. These, ships are commanded by experienced | 1 avg New York, from the {oot of Liberty street, daily, at | M. t satiate: eapness, had for several years the largest | {nis'e!, whe will make every exertion to give alk AM and 45 P Isc Neither the captains or owners of the ships will be responsi- w York. This circulation, from obvious } Cfo ary laters, parcels or packages seit by them, uuioes Te- inished very much of late, and is now | gularb’tis of Inditg are signed therelo stedboat to rhiladelphia. Philadelphia) without cl ne, of cars, hat i fe . As Wor freight or passage, appiy to Passe ir tiekets at the office foot of Li- ha} ing eae eae OEE ECR COPTING SCD! se South at. New York, orto | , Fasscusers wil procure thei uckets at the office foot of Ki ace, its advertising patronage has diminish- ne WM. & JAS. BROWN 'CO., Liverpool. | ety rt tee erates on board. eae } B86 ip, as may beseen by looking at its columns, | Letter by the packets will, be ckurged 12% cents, per sing “ehtiladelnia Taguage crates are conveyed from city to city ue of the decline in es etroulation exhibited OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. Ench ‘sin Hrovided with & Lies Car, in ; i presaly fee ibp Landios use, a alameda >< cauicanhy: BPs aoa Neturning, the lines leave Philadelphia from: the, foot of M, a8 contrasted with our contract made with Persse Chestnut street by railroad from Camden, at 9 o’clock A M,and : : i S o'clock, PM. tks. Now, Mr. Butler, like Porsse & Brooks, is a | THE OLD EINE of Packets or Liverpool will ereafter be | 5 iso Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelyh le man, and a good paper manufacturer— |} 1, or'shtling falls on Sunday, the Will sail onthe succeed: | M, being. a continmation of the lines from Ei hpesper eee ee r The Juable stand known as the soe ea Uticl aleassedin toe tows of Lap, in Out ihe house is built iu, modern style with a. front of Long Island Hoel dof the best, matarials and workmanship, NEW YORK ‘AND NEWARK in OF shippers, it 3 x cenateh'a skip trons this hort on the Jats dy 10th, foth, 20th, aud Yuh of each month, com ; encing the 1th Getober and contina- | patronage extended towards the Herald, not uno! May, when regaiar days will be appointed for the rew ‘are reduced to 25 cents. x ss =] ig | NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS- LOUISIANA ANG NEW. is O¥ PACKETS. PORTATION COMPANY, tS ermolatio t of the house, and walk of eight or tea minute: passes within about four miles of 1 1 ¢asy and convenient communication with the cities of New Island affords greater facilities for fow! port of buck hun hiug, or the noble or bay or brook very abuudantin the vieimity, and are frequently ‘There is about twy hundred acres of land, and meadow at tached to the premises, and a good proportion of stand or tt ap x! i i f the year, whereby great delays and disappoinunents i eadtitreet, Mow Woik: “She last year, but ever since its establishment prevemwed dang the summer months. he following wh ie I laa Wilh, z shipg wl commence t arrangement ¢ Sh maa ro | snp ofitime |) “has elapsed since the organiza: nip YAZOO, Captain Cornell, Ys eM. 7 OCONEE, Captain Jackson. 4. do. 8 this sti no newspaper «ver passed Be A SelSeTPr ence ard. ax do. 9 * ” of attacks, avuse, libels, and Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt. T do. i he Ship SE SARE, Captain Miner. ON SUNDAYS. « cheaae have experienced, Yet in the TON, Captain Latham, From the feot of Courtland street. {vepyscunjasion, We have prospered to our 5 VAL ha Corral Mamaivrt- Leave New York 7 4, heave N Ab 1, ue qeteome every ebstacle made to our Ship NA’ LLE, Captai » Dickinson. R Hutabht ‘The house and necessary out buildings, would be sold with ‘aa may best suit the purchaser liberal, and the title undisputed. For a more minate deveriplion of the property, ES Ki easy Broadway, or of D. KHALI 16144 Chatham street, New York, or of the subscriber on the WILLIAM HAWKINS. the whole, or a part of the Land, JAMES ROW! PURCHASE—A country residence f one with from 5 to 20 near Long Islnd Sound, pref red. Ade swith full particulars, box7, ost Office, Pou, TO THE LADIES.—WM. & H, BEBEE, Washiona- ole Hatters, 178 Broadway, under Howard’s Hotel, have assortment of Ladies and Misses Beaver ture, which are warranted s Which cannot fail to sui on hand an extensi jent’s, Boys and Chil 8 ato Alsi Fur, Cloth and fan Over Shoes of all the differe: Dancing Pumps, ‘ Dayewg Gaiter, beautiful article, WINTER ARR/ NGEMENT. 13 ‘ necent [he above or- ip SHERIDAN, ‘A. Depeyster, 13th Novem’r. will diver it as di- Shp GARRICK, Captain Wine side, lath December, , shun HOSCIUS Catain Joh Collin ith Jangary. “Ren : fi ass, upwards of 108 vs, bai 1g Ay eel the city of New York with such’ improvements sseonbine | NEW YORK AND Pit ADEL Al INE ladies gaiter boots, busking, slippers, ties, quilted shoes, jack satin, and. butto plain aud all other kind and the greatest assortins nella, white and ing, and warranted ta be the best » At 367 Broadway, corner 10. CA ‘Lhe momming Une proceeds to Bordentown, from thence by Broadway, where he orders for bots of a lower by two dollars tnai bhishment in this e1ty bi " orelsewhere. He imports modities chem as to fit any irresularly shaped foot long experience under Mr. Forr and other celebra- Paris enables him t» conduct his business reith momy and thereby to supply his customers at the following The Evening Line favcends direct to Camden, (opposite e of any fashionable ny fe Fine and substantial Boots Cork and double sole do A proportiouate reduction in th found at 18/ Broadway, 413 1a, Fee B® her articles to be ia at 7 A M, snd 4P lew York. TERMS CASH. FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOr, = igh the paper he furnishesto the Sun isofa cheaper, | tus day. epee ss j course a worse quality than what wehave invaria- | Tie SOUTH AMERICA. ( June pd for the Herald. It is evident from these contracts, 616 tons, et July 19 OY, AND BUFFALO. "pe y . G. ley, Feb ar 19 He consume about one-third more paper per week than | The ENGLAND: wes Hine Au 7 jeach of the Sun, and accordingly our circulation is, 750 Bn. Waite. Okc Apsil s, i c Le ¢ pril: «7 the ¢ Rait Rood, this City 4 sarve ratio, moro extensive. ‘The nature of this cir-| ‘The OXFORD,” “* duty Aue me deme Albany in ‘Pwrelve Hours: a ea Bs, oF ec ves at 7 o'clock in the morning. ypa also gieterent. . J.Hathbone, 0 March 1 April 19] The subscribers have made arrangements with the Housa- + Sun circulates among the poor principally —but sapere daly Gert ‘ toni Rail Road Cotspany, town an Express Car mong the higher and more educated classes—particu bab x. or eo for our own purpose) daily, over their road with t May 7 | train, running through to Albany Sept 19 prepared to receive and forward Notes, Packages, May 18 | the above named E.G, Manian the clerical, financial, literary, and commercial. | The NORTH AMERICA, Aug Avertisin : patronage has also increased much—as it Att: Lowber: Avil naturally do among a business and intelligent peo- | The NEW YORE, Ane it low rat ales and Cases of Goods, intermediate places. WALKER respectfully in larwe assortment of 3 , cork soles 2nd water proof ; Frens ‘dress boots, danci og gaiters ‘and rubber and water proof, moce! ren’s gaiters, boots, shoes, and boys, and child, \icest kinds, cheaper than ever before offered and 206 Cana}, northwest corner of Im*r For Liverpool. DAILY PACKAGE EXPRESS (AR FOR ALBANY, CLINTON Cheai Greenwich, corer of re can be found Boots and 8 those who wear boots and shoes will do well to dies? and misses’ busk ; kentlemens? boots from 12 4 rom 8 shillings to, $250 larket, 09 Greem twelve hours, an 8 Qct 7 | "Wilt attend prouptly to the colleotion and payment of bills, Feb 7 | notes, draftsand accounts, and euch other business as may be a Bin osaye & oot and Shee a7 Im*r ich. comer Spring street. gpable of seeing their best and truest interests. By ‘T. B. Cropper. April Spe 7.) entrusted to thelr care. jting the Sun, it will beseen that whole columns | The CAMBRIDGE, Gent ee POMEROY & CO.2 Wallwreet, New York. {tof old edvertisements, stuck in to fill up space— W.C Barstow. ¢ May June 19 PULLEN & COPP’S other columus contain silly love stories, instead of | The COLUMBUS, Sept Nov 9 day, which they seldom publish OA. Cole. Mas iy? sportant news of the day, which they seldom publis! eA. Cole. OMay_ ub aly rds the day of sail 1 be observed as b day after. he price of passage outward is now fizedat One | NE BAN OY AN EAL re ba Mr. Beach fo | Hundred D which ample stores, of everv description peorare the facks tut we do Zick Baie Bir. a eis noe tieds eae ies eS tal ee ‘ ‘ mnden & Co, having disposed of ‘ecoy. Necessity compels him—and necessity has | wijich will be furnished bythe stewards. w York to Albany | and Trove W. He hes neglected his newspaper entirely for the eae e 6t Soath the old eee oy fe ee ol ti yo years—and has turned his attention, probably to | je2 1vh BARING BROTHERS & C heretofore leaving New Zork Albany, and Troy, Ds he ‘hought abetter business. His place has been | TAPSCOTT’S GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, | comyegtat Troy with Jacobs’ Montreal Express x ik Notes, Pack . Bundles Ci Jed into a broker's office, for shaving Jacksonville 43 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK. any’ place between New York ant Ulster notes, ; oof Beach leaves.” He has also united with the ness entrusted to their charge hates “ commer ops that of a small shop for ‘The subscribers beg to call ithe attention of their friends | tended to. Particular attention will be paid Ale the cheap lite fthe day. Probably he | f) from, aud, forany | the same, «ani riba Hs : snot | Pees of Hoeiand: Wretapds Gesdand or Wiles, is tre magnidcese 1m nto these two kinds of business in anticipation of | pr of England, Ireland, Sec Offices—Pullen & ( Wallstreet |New Your etthg’ of {he Sun, which has suffered awfully of | “NEWLINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,” VIZ.— ‘Phos. Gough Exchange, Albany. ; i f the oth ny and Ship ROSCIUS, Capt. Collins. . Filkins, 228 River street, roy. fom) frie combined energy Gf the otherpeuny Ship SIDDON be S. Jacob’s Exchange Court, St Paul st, Montreal, yenné press, in collecting early news. ‘These facts Biib SHERIDAN, ter. New Your, REFERENCES. ‘nt tie (rue stateof the case to the public. There Rhip syne SMNGUER Caniain Barsley. Prime, Ward & King, Bed. Humphrey, Jng. Pa oy) 4 55 Cc lhouse. jacob ‘Little, & Co., hos. Gough. . Weils, e no mistake in the documents of Mr. Butler and ship Souneerne Caste in Wood ouse. ro aa ee 3 rs. Pirsse & Brooks—and henceforth the public will New ship LIVERPOOL Cancun Ulivi, Penoon & Hoffiaan, n A oa inci; Sailing t ery month; ind the" UNITED LINE,” Carpenter & Vermilye, 7 fj basse why the Herel tins besoune the pefncipal 1 Tee Sef eupertor fret tiene Aummetenb Gigs: selling every | Flonamon Co. 3 for the cash business advertising in New York | tend ‘ach month throughout the | Drew, Robinson & Co. ays, will ake five ships sn enc ew. i sia to " every the possi EW gave ql the credit busi the Wall street press, | your, (or one every’ six days) thereby preventing the Pos St ee rors Ww i return our thanks, r the lavors we have received we return ake Tee tope by our industry and independence to merit a con- |}, Charleston. Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore, and the ance jorenfter of the like kindnesses, always with | varios por'sin British North Amerie, canat all times be en ah ‘on Jiberal ter ash iadvance. A merry Christmas to all. etl oa er . he advante, be derived fro lecting thi Se nate. | sacoho abt ote taee mate et aR aT eae GEMENT FO! end for their friends, wi _ SPiUL will be taken to make -he passage agreeable, the ships being fitted up with an eye solely to the cor GARR ep Be: 2. ' Wer, ] ‘The regulnr packets for which the aubseribers are agents, anil | ‘The new and splcudid steambant NEW HAVEN, Captai so. SOUTH STREET, S.¥. arc. at ro erm the ga| {RSet eprey Rate, They a Se No. LN. pe onth. » 13th, ‘afternoon, Yelock.. SSAGE to and from Great Britam and Ireland by the re- | To:h, and 2uth of each month New: Orleans, Mobile, Savan: | ‘Baasengers for Bowon will be forwarded immediate iter Mgwateketa,saax on ue Ist, 7h, 18th, 9th and | naan Chateston, weekly Ubroughont the seas. arrival of the above boats at Norwich, and will proces REMITTANCES. Ont change of ears or by enclosing the sum they wish sent, with the hame and WATERPROOF BOOTS—Gum-Elastic Shoes ‘and Boots and Shoes of almost all the differ. ent minds suitable for winter we: sre assortment of rs and pumps for gentlemen and bora iters and buskins of the above articles boot and shoe line, may be found Co., known. as the Clinton Boot st, north east corner of Hudson st, one and every one : ldrens boots, shoes, the best quality, 1 great abundance. and almost every thi at thestore of A. K and at prices to suit EW YEARS’ CALL—15 Maiden Lane —Gentlemen are reminded that the time is just at ha are protected with a pair of onr incom) sheet or cloth Rubber OVER SHOE: storm, the Ist and 2d may find them eonfine lsome, light, e nd, and anless their feet m Ke, wo anyplace between, New York and Montreal, and throughout the Canada’s. so Kast, from Troy ane 'y to id Malone notes, all known under Ring Boston, and West from Albany to Buffalo. i i1_be promptly at- t© the collection and the public generally, to their superior arrapgements | of notes, drafcs, acceptances, &c., and prompt returns made for v walking Over Shoes, can nan instaut—and if gentlemen do not consi- too much of a tax on thei some handsome carpets being sp these easy adjusting Prices at retail, from 12s, to pair warranted, and others will be given to leave off in the PULLEN & COPP. wessor to Roxbary India Rubber Co. DIES.—M. LA RUE & SISTER uke the pablic, that the; 162 Canal street, corner of ‘opportanity to. in thanks for the liberal support they received during their jlo the pleasure they feel at customers have universally ex- y and taste of their goods; at have discovered imparts to it a beautif that will chidle to inform th ir friends an Year's residence in that stre the satisfiction their friends and pressed at the qualit great expense, they method of dressin 5 psTER RaiLwuaD: wes direct from London, Bristol and Greenock to New | Compored of the tollowing superior steamers run ng iD © to. New Orleans, Mobile, Savan | nection with the Norwick & Worcester and Worcester & ing of fine and other A 1s large and splendid, consi ps, shell aud Other Combs _ Old Curls dressed in the first stvle for Beene: made to look ine will be run tri-week- 162 Canal street, corner of Varick. Thursdays and Saturdays ~ ILLS OF EXCHANGE, payable at sy ht on all parts of aud, in sums of £5, £10, £15 and . SILVESTER, J eet and 140 Renod way. DELPHIA BOTANNIC GARDEN, KNOWN MAKANN’S.—Tne Proprieter advertises tor a Part- all capital to assist m some alte: id England, Ireland and Seo! £20 co any ainount, for sale by O : ' ¥ e R181 of pass Tn all cases where the parties sent for decline Soming, the money will be refunded without any deduction, as ususl. A free passage from the vanous seaports of reland and Scotland, vy SSLABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE | canalsobe secured. From Peck slips Rast Ru OFFICE. ny wencieman that wishes to embarg as partner in ing on the amavements ; those thet have a kaowledge of he Garden, well conduet- estiment. Every information that Persons in the country wishing to send money to their friends For further information, enquire at the office of D, ALLEN slip, Pecx slip, up stairs. woud be preferre em bi Drafts atsight, for any amount, demand, with out diseouut or auy 0. F charg * cial Banks of Ireland and branches, Enstern Bank of Sectlaad, Greenock, and tl branches, Messrs. James Bult, Sou & Co., Bankers, London, Exchange'and Discount Bank, Liverpool, aud in every privcipal town of Great Britain and Ireland, aprain De Further puticulars made known on application, if by letter, RIC s, pat pard | PU CHERNER, Casta Palmer, pois pme ty & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, N. York. re payable on demand, with- the Ni luced (or ercial Line ‘is composed of lorcy superior, fast fe | comrian ted by men of great experience. First i alo be despatched from Liverpool to Boston, and Mobile, three times per wenth; to Balti: ‘ mand Savahnah, twice a mouths to the differ- 540 CRE! 8! ships will be regularly dispatched trom hence and from Mar- Harlemonly. 640“ the Ist ofeach month durmg the year, thus— seilles on the Ist of ex ck es i an ¥ i MINERVA, Capt Brown, Novi. day till 7 P, M. and on Sundays every twenty minutes. Fare t yee ghy, Abe aubscriber, | MINERNOMUSON, Cap Sylvester, Dee Feb | gidcturs. sight lg ng iu the United | COURLER, Dugan, Jan 1. Mart "assenaers for Westchester, Throg’s Neck, Eastchester, err friends to come | PRESCOTT. Capt Lawience, Feb 1. oll | New Rochelle, Mamaroneck, Horse Neck, North Castle, Rob: that they can ale | A&LLESPONT, Capt Adams, Marl. May1 bins’ Mills and White Plains, will take the 2 o'clock, P. M. ips sailing as | CORIOLANUS, Cap Hai! Api. Jun 1 train from City Hall, Passengers for Yonkers will take the 9 5 ‘order to rive more fa \d quick despatch to | ‘They are ail comperea and copper fastenedand have excellent | o'clock, A. M. and o'clock, P, M. trains from City Hal hart rat class. well-know! ‘ships, comprie- | 4¢commodations for passengers On 2th Dec and 2d Jan the cars will run between Cit e ‘onmmerctal Line wil sD every three or fourdays | Sudliquors, a tm*m. to his aacisfaction, wi mess. Letters frotn New dress of the parties toreceive it, m+¥ rely on_adraft for 1 All persons are forbid trusting any oue om account of the amount being forwarded eat fiat packet, the above orowners. nar Doi) eee damenoohear regina mean wihesss ry. NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL ROAD COMPANY. to 121-2 ceuts. ENT.—On and after Monday, will ran daily as foliows = Harlem’ Leaye Willimad Bridge aad His Tew, Captain Woodhouse, : DE'MNGU SH, Curtain Barsler. \ 9 0 10 30 VERPOOL. (new) Cay ' ¥luridge. 10 P.M, ef P.M. ILLES —The undermentioned “ah 33 eventh street Line will ran as fol- very ten minutes thronghout the Henry Pratt, Lewis Clapier, other gentlemen, deceased. e Ho Museum of Natural Curiosities ; rich in ith Ani ies 4 ‘i jot be found in any other Public Garden in Burops . it being forty-cwo years in collecting and assidaity, and at a great expense, and is well jon fo’ a view to this splendid Pabl the place is a handsome Theatre, ova euterprisy might make it to che Philavelphian KOPOLD DE JANON be; and the publie, thit he continues French and Spanish Lavi i at his residence, 430 ri, iving lesvons in t ye Kuitar and th jouston street, or at those of his dalton te dea mersomPrt: | “FNe'price Of cabin passage will be $100, exclusive of wines | and Walltigs Binder ca Aer Fan between tehed ay his Liverpool ag: i . 130 detention. Goods add: d to BOYD & HINCKEN, thea gents, will vy toe Semler oso ety aroma, atta: | , Goomlaraeed pROYD & HINCKEN, tegen wl | giTisH AND NORTH AEE 45 bnginess will be executed with his usual For freight or passage apply to od 44 ‘ith these arrangements the subseriber hy i hs which hys been so liberally bestowed for FOR LIVERPOOL. [yemrs past; and iu all eases when parties decline coming The splendid fuse sailing Gney irrefmded, as custemary; a free passage can alas, SOUTHERNER, 8 dared | boats frou the differext ports in Ireland tyely ax above. her regular day, iy ol. " ‘he ships of this line are all 1000 tons burthen, and upwards, ITANNIA, J. Hewitt, Commander, nigances and Dralre—With regard to his arrangements | and modations for cabin, second cabin aud steerage KDONIA, — E. G. Lott, do 6 Yay oven of his drafts, they are such asto warrant every J passengers, itis well know stinerior to. any other line of DIA, rie do ActOp. god are paid at allt baahine honses on demand, ¢ packets. For passage, early ication should be made to LUMBIA, E. ©. Miller, RN do wh a Bit Irelaud. ‘Those persons, there? & J.T. TAPSCOTT Will sail from Boston, via Halifax. th ughout the United State, who wish fo remit money to 43 Peck Slip, cor, Sout) Thom MOsTOR. FROM LIVERPOOL. Inonds res."ing :t any part of the United Kinedom, will | The SOUTHERNER leaves Liverpool onthe ath February, Hewitt, Jan i * tyot'ce on the meeipt of the amount here, with name and | 1843. Persons wishing to send for their friends, to come out yh ott, | Keb 1 sa of rie party to receive it, a draft for the amount at ibe | the above splendid ship, or any of the regular line, can make the Ryne, Mar 1 1 (ne: wound arching, wll be forwarded yer steam ships | necessary arrangements on rersonable terme, and those wish: | QcMiithin, ‘ifist, AWM | ket Ci bs 2 da receipt or duplieate of same re- J ing to remit money ean have drafts for amount, bh office. For farther partienlarsapply, l d It the principal towns of Great Briain and ireland, mas above. TERDMAN, 61 South street, or pt. Huttleston, will saat above, her regular day. | penses) s jaing most superb accommodations for cabin, second cabin | freignt, av and steerage passengers. ojyr Beotland=Messrs Daniel pre ander the nam Treland--Dionir Deleny, i A& iable to Custom Brats Regu ICAN ROYAL MALL Martuscelli, Consul of 8, ry Of 1200,tons and 440 horse power each. G. BROOM & CO., or to b ‘ Feieee for this line, end @. continuation of the | _oSt BOYD & HINCREN, Asents, Under contract with the Lords of the-Admiralty. igh, R. T. Jevks, Teacher. Mr.de'In Forest, Consul of L. SORYMSER, 2% Barclay, corner St, Peter's Place ly invite wis friends and the ea'l and exainive his choice assortment of Spices and Groceri ‘iews that cannot fail to s attention ‘of connoiseurs ty part 1, tors, which are of the choicest vintages, and are ‘the most mod ; te prices. Raspberry aud Cherry” Brandy, pahamiiioN inte nest qualities, which ularly invited to the FRENCH’S HOTEL. HE snbseriber having completed the enlargement of his jotel, No. %¢ Chatham street, aud ent magnificent style, respectfnlly of iC. rt of the establishm: wnt calculated to add to the convemence and comfort of M. Passage Money—From Boston to Liverpool, $: co Halitax $20, rely refitted itin a fers its attractions id onal ation 8 -_ ‘These hips enery expericneed surgeons. No Berths secured y . it 5 it 5 & W. KOBLYSON, Goree Rusnzas, 1913— Meme 9 ooo HB URN OR: "Nove.-Morchandize and Specie (except for permonal ex Nentime at, Waterloe Dos ‘ of Iugcege will be charged as » Wright & Co., GI af 0 replete with every ap lations. D, BRIGHAM, JR., No.3 Br M Belfast, Mr. Wm. Caims, Londonderry; A. ij dee Persons : vonrd, fooTof Maiden Lane, or iS 100 Pine cernee ot Bere ie Foot of Whitehall street q a FROM T . B) P S—The above will be succeeded 4 the packet hy 1 BKILAIN AND ND | phen Whitney, and sail on the 13th of Janu GR® ary, 1843. Persons mn aud after Dec. $d, the steamer STATEN wishing to send for their frien iding in the old country ean | Will ran as follows, until further aotice a eee hn ty ave them brought ont by eith above ships, or any of | LEAVE STATEN TLAND. NEW YORK. like from Liverpa 1 on the 71h aud 18th of every month.) | the sexular packets, by applying as above, it vy letter ost eam, a ad to the Old Count: fe ear fr paid. hand nae to jy’ ements with DKAFTS ON IRELAND, &—The subscribers 26cin 3 perior Line of Packe coutinue togive drafts payable on demand, without | 22! et the 7th and 19th of every month. isconnt, or any charge whatsoever. “irst rate close of American trading ships, | “TN Ttt.LAND—The National Bank of Ireland, the Provin= Wx days thereby affording weekly communica: | cial Bank of Ireland, and their Nranches i Jae of the firm (Nr. James D. R a every county, shall be forwarded with eare and d 1.8 | CIN ENGLAND AND WALES—Meaars. James Bult, Son es | fC. bankers, London, the Exchange aud ‘isegunt Bank, a : Liverpoot, and their branches throughont England and Wales, Ha the vartios egeeed for not come out, the motey will | “IN SCOTKAND—The Eastern Bank of. Beotland, the ved to those who paid it here, withoutany Teduc. Gre ke Papking Company, Cry ~~ in the principal hk . ‘ owns; Sir Wm. Forbes, Hunter LO. Hack Ball, or Old Line of Liverpool Packets, comprise | ‘°Perscus in the country. wisly i ‘AY! lay Nov. 17! to remit money to their 1h any part of England, Ireland, Seotlaud, or Wales, by ¥.wiih to relnit to, the subscribers of the parties to whom 0 ht and passage at_reduced pric NEW york, COLUMBUs, SOUTH AMERICA, NORTH AMERI Faud unequalled acrangemeats, the sabe Der first post, look forward for a continuance of that sap- zr Woe J.T. TAPSCOT' extended to them so many years, for Which . FRANCIS’ PATENT LIFE BOATS. ing money to their relatives, ean THE otyect of vention isto save harman lifes ht for any amount, dawn direct ‘The quinber of pasvengersand other persons saved by | *h0% Dublia, also om ‘storms when the ordi Boat fare 49 Peck slip, New York. ry Afternonn at 5 clock. anKe ice on the whari hisctstomers. These rooms will be let for the day, week, or ‘The principal floor contains a Picture Gallery, Libra Oysters, Welsh Rarebi aile relishes will be served in the mer, a best quality. His liquors will be selected from the choicest shine to embark shoutd make early application on | ~~ - 37 A'PEN ISLAND FEKKY. Library is Jarge, containing many valuable sts he, ats eratare and politics nd curious wor jes of this country, from its Freference in selence, vistorical porvion of it is rich in ra covery to the prese old a pleasing and interesting fenton of rors ol ‘he subseriber has 5 red neither pains nor expense to render tablishment worthy of an extended pablie pitronage, customers with a piace of resort of an ted character, atal he does not hesitate to fed hag never been surpassed ment, here or in her to come and see the d hed, convinced that they Wi serving of encouragement and sme Daptain Vanderbilt, will ‘at five o’elock, rs inquire of the eaitain on board. By ve named, there will be adaily com Datakill and New York (and intermediate i vutly invites the publi rarional resort he hos est mit his enterprize co be as de: cess, as it is umqne and novel. CH. ‘The Hotel will be closed at 12 ean be obtained until 2 A. BOF OXB A SEMFANNY, L div Q INE FOR ALBANY, and in: nt will be forwarded the Brit paches. ereapery Pisces, Cor os terse oop Tox. oll dacknowledgement of the same re- yermit}=In counection with tn ice boat UTICA leaves the foot of Court RpCaaetEe, RAIL Treight, apply on board, or to PC. SHULTZ, rotations si 4 N. Bom(ood roads and superb slerching to Albany. Messrs. GROLE, AMES & CO. en i i I yur » COURIBK, Captan Swill be mid on demand at any of Rankase, iondon. | | ea f i tthe burni «and wreckiog of The ship " “ome is impossible to swai Ute ___ or te BOYD KET MARSEILLES, ist January— PACKET FOR LES, ist Jannary red "I yi! at ela te pecordiuu to accounts. published : BRGoMe cB” ‘ot Mew Ye as raed ete at Ww, a towns throughout England, fre 7 ° e $100, arcording to the number URS Pa ot fare required to carry, with the bottom stove 1m. "sul Roan .& $0. ie laanol ote fo pickin tn pict litem overboard, ave aud by the i “hom Rank Sonds, with * Aa the safety of vessels of the erew, this Class of thie to Hold n limited number FOR NEW CRCEANS— Hing parks vel ‘of this line sail fed er winter t they have reeety. it win of new styies for youth and chil now so much worn, is manafactured by In0_4 new style of travelling cap, very convenient fo 16 WILLIAM 87. 1 most comfortable house on deck calcu Of steerage passangers— Those wi on care berths shoul Wik SR RARE Sai Hot heed or "(a Beck Siip cor Sows. mnt well — Price Two Cents, Herald Counting-House Almanac, for 1843. SMTWTFS sMTWTF» Janvany,1 2 345 6 7 Juty, sown wwy " co o ~ 1 16 17 18 19 20 2 910 111213 4 19 22 23-24 25 26 27 16 17 18 19 20 21 2 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 20 2 Fev'y,- + re oe 345 567891011 wie 12:13 14 15 W6 17 18 17 18 19 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 24 25 26 26 27 28 a Marcu, «+ 1234 12 $67 8 91011 789 1213 14 15 16 17 18 W156 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 21 2B 26 27 28 29 30 31 28 29 30 Avni 2545678 567 910 11 12 13 1415 1213.14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 26 27 28 30 Mayers 12 3.4 5 6 Novyers 168: 4 7 8 91011 12 13 5678 9101 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12:13:14 15 16 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 25 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 : 12.3 Drejsers 12 45678 910 3456789 11 1213-14 15 16 17 10 U1 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 90 24 25 96 27 26 29 30 4 St. Louls. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Sr. Lours, Me., Dec. 18, 1842. Financial Affairs—Business — Legislature— Mlinois —Steamboat Accidents—Fashion and Balls—Ad- vice. Mr. Bennett:— I observe you have complied with my request now devolves upon me to fulfil my promise,—I say to you in as briet a manner as the girls used to say to you as they were tripping to their work, “Mr. Bennett, give me the ‘Herald.’” I say here is my lucubrations; publish them if you deemthem worthy your notice. Were it not too late to interest or benefit any one of your readers, I could name to you how our Mis- souri Bank gave credit and caused the bills of the Mineral Point Bank to be received on deposit, and in payment for notes due it, andplaced on a par witl its own issues—how the Cairo Bank gota circulation through the Mntual Insurance Company office—the Miners’ Bank through the Gas Light Insurance Com- pany—the Bills of the banks in Illinois kept at par by being received on deposit and in payment of debts due the Perpetual Insurance Company and the Mis- souri Bank, and by them loaned out_ very liberally to the directors and their particular friends, and of the demise of the Mineral Point Bank, Caire Bank, Miners’ Bank, the banks in Illinois and their god- fathers, the Mutual Insurance Company, Gas Light Company, Perpetual, and of the alarming illness of uri Bank, which had shown symptoms of consumption for some time past, and many of our good citizens feared the hasty consumption had overtaken it, but by calling to its aid the assistance of skilful and experienced men, it wae restored to its wonted good health, the disease having been erased, in a manner, from its system, and its restora- tionto Cee health. é i I could name to you the particulars attending each movement ; but as they are numbered among the things that were, I feel confident the reviewing of them would not interest your readers. The poet says, ‘‘after life’s fitful fever man sleeps well,” so it has been in the above named inanimate bodies. Business, for the past month, has been extremely dull; all the rivers above our city are, and have been closed for the past four weeks. The Mississippi river never was Enowea, to have been aslow as it has been the past fall, but 35 feet water on some of the bars below our city. The extreme low water has played the duece with our steamboats. The chan- nel of the river is fullof snags and sawyers—when the water becomes so low as to compel boats to keep in the channel, then the boat owners weep for the loss of their boats. The following boats were sunk the last week:—The “Brazil,” “Rock Island,” “Bowling Green,” “Loyal Hanna,” and the iron steamer “Valley Forge.” The latter was supposed to be snag proof, and bid defiance to saw- yers, but the grave yard—as our boatmen term a Bec where lie some dozen boats—proved too much for it, and she was compelled to yield. The Val- ley Forge lies in the channel; boats cannot passthat plave until come of thenr are removed; as the are so thick, itis with some difficulty a yawl can pass through in safety, Many ask “will Congress do any thing for the improvement of the Western Rivers?” We fear they will be too much engaged in Presidential affairs to attend to minor matters, such as the preservation of life and property. Can we not call upon you tolend a he!ping hand ? reflect for a moment how many suffer by the loss of one of our floating palaces, the beatsmen. Many of them have their little all invested, the accumula- tion of years of industry and perseverance ; the far- mers have their produce, stock, &c., on board, searching a market; the merchant, his merchan- dise, the mechanic, his implements of trade, and passengers are crowded onthe bark—and they wend their way to distant ports, with happy hearts and cheerful countenances. As they progress down the stream, they come in contact with that hideous mon- ster, and frequently all are consigned to a watery grave. Imagine the feelings of that man as he sits on the bank of the river, beholding the waves rolling over that bark containing his all, which, but a few moments before, was ploughing the water like a thing of life. What pen can describe the anguish of that mother when news is brought to her, that her only son and supporter in her old age, had met with a watery grave? I leave the subject, pe you may feel sufficient interest in the welfare of the citizens of the West to lend a helping hand Our Legislature has been in session about three weeks—they have been busily engaged, and have accomplished the following:—Re-elected Dr. Linn to the U.S. Senate; elected Mr. F. Kennett president of the Bank of Missouri; elected officers to the dif- ferent branches ; abolished lotteries and the sellin; ot lottery tickets within this State. ‘The financia men from the upper counties are trying to effect a trade with the delegation from this’ county; they wish the Missouri Bank, stone building and all, re- moved to Jefferson city, and give in exchange the Penitentiary—about an even exchange, if the movers are thrown into the latter to superintend to the fi- nancial department. Now, Mr. Bennett, if you want to break your suspenders and burst your but- tons off laughing, just come and take a peep at our legislature. From reading their speeches I have come to the conclusion it is a rare collection of wis- dom and intellect. What will be the result of their deliberation and argumentation would require a much better Yankee than I am to guess. One thing is certain, if the financial bill should become a law, the punishment inflicted, which is the State prison, for a violation of it, will be but a very short time, if Miller prophecies correctly. : The Illinois Legislature commenced its session two weeks ago. Some of the members have relieved themselves of considerable wind they brought with thém to the sect of government, against the State and Bank_ of Illinois. Nothing has been done for the benefit of the citizens of that State. Letters from Springfield,received to-day, say Judges Douglass and Breese were the candidates for U.S. Senator to fill the vacancy. ft week the “Liberty Fire Company” gave a ball at the Planters’ House, which was well attend- ed. All classes were there, judges, lawyers, doctors, merchants, manufacturers, married ladies, engaged ladies, would-like-to-be engaged ladies, and misses; all enjoyed themselves well. A good supper was given to the company by the worthy landlord, Mr. Stickney, and when they had their fill of dancing, each wended their way to their respective homes. The company realised about $300, which goes to- wards paying for the engine house recently erected. On Wednesday evening last one ot the series of parties was given atthe same place. This was of a different complexion; no one was admitted but those of noble birth. These parties are got up on able terms, tickets $2, so as to allow persons ment, and the expense trifling. So far, ver¥ good. In the arrangement with the landlord he was te give them a cold supper, but nothi about the ladies? dresses—to have a ei e would have mas far. the: belles of the evening; their hand- some persons, frank an countenanc (resembling their worthy father) Bait, a above all their elegant manners, which qualities ar- rest the attention of strangers, caused me te gaze at them and to form a favorable opinion. In another part_of the room eould be seen Pilgarlick, pos- sessing a fine person, and Lam»told of superior in- celleet, but her He pi A eve, lady “s it to cultivate, surprise ing to dance rhajetn the cotilion, 1a the atsdoyasen of the othdreii the: ‘ma don’t want me to dance; it st my i 3 she wants me to wear itat the next party.’ ger gp ag wehbe are some rather green Fag who think a woman isall perfection and holiness. It offends me to the very soul to behold those silly, foolish persons, and it is only with a desire to check those old and heartless coquettes in their career, and whieh will serve asa guide to those artless and innocent girls from their pestilential example, that I now name it. For the following code of morals, accept my thanks. “Let the youn; K ig men of the present day, Just entering upon busine: ing | 88, take care how they make a atart in life, Ii they imitate the conduct, the mean- ness and the ways of those who, by their own fol- ly, indiscretion and extravagance, swell the lists of bankruptey, and call honesty a species of “aristo- cracy”—they never will sueceed. This is the most propitious time in the world to begin business, but it must be begun om the right proper temper—the highest in sagacity—and above all, with an inflexible adhe- rence to truth, integrity, economy and cash down, whether it is “democracy or aristocracy.’ ‘That young men may have another opportunity of perus- ing your good adviceto them, | have quoted the above paragraph from the “‘Herald” of the 6th inst. principle—with the justry—the coolest Charleston, (Correspondence of the Herald.) Cuarueston, 8. C., Dec. 25, 1842. James Gorvon Benner, Esq :— Our city is very quiet in all respects, at this time, in consequence of the holidays. been lecturing to small houses the last week, chief- ly ladies, at 25 cents the lecture. nian Hall, at forty or fifty dollars per night, and will searce make expenses. The theatre is doing but little better. Mr. Forbes has won laurels, though, and done much to redeem the managerial character in this city, which has for some time been below par. He has cut down the prices—driven out the yellow horde who formerly were admitted behind the scenes for the entertainment of certain parties— has introduced a thorough reform in the morals and management of the stage. him; and the greatest laborand exertions evident to deserve success. The manager i —and has played Claude Mellnotte, Duke Aranz: the Honey Moon, and Hamlet, with great success n Mons. Paul, J. R. Scott, the Seguins, &c. &c., are to appear in regular suc cession. So much for our amusements. C 'y exists in regard to the news by the Britannia. Her news is daily expected ; and should it prove favorable, a vast amount of cotton will move Our wharves probably never presented such an appearance as at this moment. impossible to make your way along, from the moun- tains of cotton piled up, blocking the way. must improve, unless there should be a great acces- sion to the number of vessels now in port. are slowly advancing, from the searcity of vessels, and the immense amount to go torward. Brigs George and Cumberland, arrived from New York, this morning. In the offing, ships Lucas and Oceanus, from Boston. As we have n you may get this ship news {rom Dr. Lardner has He has the Hiber- This will do much for ger is a host in himself in his impersonations. Great anxiet e no paper pub- no other source. I shall endeavor to give you whatever comes up in the shape of news, with somethi of regularity. The Herald appears tobe Hi It certainly is here, and it lence of a want of intelligence every where. n e strong evid if it were not popular. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Jamaica, Dee. 28th, 1842. Dear Sm :— As you generally wish to be acquainted with all the transactions that are taking place in your vicini- ty, I have taken the liberty to send you a short de- scription of the annual ball given by the Brooklyn Horse Guards, at Jno. B, Snedecors, on the night of the 27th inst. _The beauty assembled on this occasion speaks high for the correct taste of that corps. The dis- play of female loveliness was exceedingly rich. Prominent we noticed Mies J——, from Flatbush, dressed in white satin, whose bewitching eyes and dimpled cheeks near drove us to distraction. The Misses S—— chained all by their quiet dignity and youngest is destined to break more able to mend; ‘Uncle be proud of them. ‘We also er unmarried sister, who has —her mild sweet eye and many an admiring glance ; ing girl—we saw that Hi- ram had the same opinion. Bunt the bale of the eve- from Brooklyn, dressed in Ik ; a more beautiful woman yand as her dark eyes flashed around, ‘as breathed by two or three young unk she was fast in Hymen’s bonds. irked and presented to the of Flatbush, who is a very an she will be ” has reason. to saw Mrs. L—— and h rather the advantage beautiful mouth drew she is a very interesti snags” ning was Mrs. C—, fawn-colored figured sill isfseldom seen, many a sigh w bachelors to thi We noticed a banner wo: troop by Miss W——. Capt. E. presented a ver to which, his having a R. little oblivous about supp ry soldier-like appearance, oman nose, an iz per time, added no little. , the manager, managed everything well h boots would not pass for if the bottoms of the pants were inside. hardware merchant, from your city, seemed and the way he used that fancy ns was not bad—won't you please hose barn-yar to enjoy it highly, step on all oceasio to learn one more, The supper was served in John li.,’s best style,and does him much credit. was obliged to withdraw to the bachelor’ an adjoining room, where we found our friend L., +, putting the table into a roar, and then keeping them there, aijed and abetted by his friend Supper being finished dancing commenced. (. did that fancy step better than ever; and after takin beauty before us, we d leaving the happy pa: We having no lad: from your city. ig one more glance at the leparted for our domicil, rty, who did not go home till To rag Eprror or rue Heranp :— ‘A subscriber,” writing in your paper of this morn- ¢ Directors of the Mercan’ ing in two instances sul hose promised in their 1g, complains of th Library Association, stituted new lecturers for t! Agreeing with him full grievance, I only reply for blame in the right quarter ‘cturers who have not kept faith with the Associa- tion, are Mr. O’Conor, of this city, The serious illness, from i agement, and is, of course, e: whose engagement to lecture was positive and unqualified, refused to perform that service when the time came, although he could offer no valid excuse. He repudiated his contract with as Governor MeNutt cancelled the bonds of Mississip- pi. How he can reconcile such conduct with his ideas of honor and integrity, Your correspondent should, censure from the Directors of the Association te Mr. O’Conor, on whose head it should ri ‘The only fault with which they are charge: that of having announced Mr. O’Conor as one of their lecturers, on the mistaken presumption that his word could be relied on. Yours, very respectfully, JPPICER OF TRE ASSOCIATION. nion that this is a pose of hxing the ity, to fulfil_his usable. But little remorse as IT cannot conceive. 18 HEREBY Of be, mae tothe Leuistatare taeasion, Dany, om the ise’ Pucaday D, CONNERY, Scie Mglasss various grades. : di recuse w. K, tary: