The New York Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1843, Page 1

Vel. 1X,— iso. «,— wisole No. 3815. NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2, 1843. Price Twe Conte, Public. NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS. FOR SALK.—That valuable stand known asthe “(From the Baltimore Clipper.) Indy.snid that they were av seamried; and yester- 5 aterial HARGE OF NAPPING.’ me publications have o e jor me she pabtic in Lar hog anes ~ eughty sinh fa mee Bi Wo Ly already apleaiea im pry Bi folhe elopement in | left, where her re-appearance haa, ere thee, foliehly of our Lerd and Savior, we sincerely assure them of -celings of gratitude that we feel*for the unexampled port and patronage extended towards the Herald, not 1 daeamar ey reer nes nex etane Hr enennehaest May ed the hearts which for some days have been tor- tured with anguish by her indiseretion—we call it by no harsher name—for she is young, and acted, doubtless, without serious reflection—riper years will bring wisdom—in the meantime ber best safe. the early part of this week of a young lady from Har- ford county with a gentleman; the arrest of the gen- 1 tleman on the night of the elopement, upon a charge a nach, the. laihs howen st Hire (alene, an of stealing; his subsequent release; and the arrival Re toy Hehghttal d pleasant of the parties in this city. We have received from x i and ne sary out-buildings, me! ‘The location of the premises. j spece elapsed since the organiza- T an authentic source, the full particulars of this | guard is the protection of her parents. rere _ sepehearagat newspaper ever passed passer wytain about fou miles of the premises, and affords c2 | whole aflair, which we will endeavor to narrate as | | Great credit 1s due to His Honor, the Mayor, for Su trial of attacks, abuse, libels, and ‘ork and Brooklyn. : succinetly ag possible; and which exhibit clearly | the deep interest he took im this matier, and his ace fough such a fiery ks, » h q NSun ‘ No part of Long, Island affords greater facilities for fowling, | the interposition of that unseen and mysterious, but | tive and prompt interferencago which, under Provi- scious calumnies, as we have experienced. Yet inthe 3 tot of Beer brook fishing. oF the noble sport of buck hunting. | all-powerful hand, which rules our destinies, tor the | dence, is mainly owing the rescue of the lady from }at of such misrepresentation, we have prospered to our H Wy : adenta pemios, Aissrrahihbeoage ct Bl ng penseevation from ruin of a young and unexperienced, | @ connexion every way unworthy of her, and her but at the same time, thoughtless and misguided restoration to her friends—he has fully proved that the confidence they felt and expr that he would do all he could to save their child was not —nor will the gratitude of all interested for the la. dy be withheld from the gentleman who so kind! and nobly volunteered rendered his aid in tid ‘here is about two hundred acres of land, and meadow. at- id tothe premises, and a good proportion of stzand of | female, one . eity ork, ‘ ‘he hi a buildings, ld_be sold with The young lady alluded to—we shall for the sake ‘draft ae ¥ . the whole, on a4 errof the land caper jrsuit the purchaser. | of herself and family, all of whom are highly re- fort. © content, and overcome every ebstacle made to our » gress. We have at this moment, the largest, the best, 2the most respectable circulation of any newspaper in hey @ York—and our advertising patronage is so great, ty tywe have difficulty to find room for the favors of our rs common y are commanded : They will stall’ cased botowed ep'asd WN. ‘The terms will be liberal, and the title un 3] i ve , and i . + pectable, suppress the name—is scarcely seventeen ROW tt eset yt Pe yd ni ef he of age. Someshort time since she accidental- pc Can “fe w. . fe, | 11% Chatham street, New York, of of the subscriber on the became acquainted with an individual named | ing post haste to this city, and then, with unti : peat See es ihe tulbiaiang doouinades esti by, sea nooat perionaet eA TA LE Mieatie trom New | premises. WILLIAM HAWKINS.” | Teck, or Heick, a German, who was in the employ | zeal, laboring in the cause he had undertaken, unti ame tps egies » owners onvcaptaine . daily, 78 exeepted. pa — Y nasa: PAE daim@ec_| ota German cooper in the neighborhood. Heck | his efforts were crowned with access. ich speak a ( ace ea velty, b mel 9 oes, ie between New Fork prate %i ‘en hn i ok ee oe caecountry residenes | went once to her father’s to visit her, and was for- | Heck, we learn, was released yesterday morning, ew Yous Haat jon Orrics, N. »} ty nee rogular bilte of'iading are taken for the came avd | apW FORK. RAUWAT AND © Nswick. teres of land, nenr Long Island. Sound, preferred. Ad- | bidden the house by her friends. He, consequently, | Upon security for his appearance at a future day, for ees. ye pe age sn the area, expressed. A] we . ay. ress with full particulars, box7, 2st Office, ‘ousheepsie, N visited her no more, but managed, unknown to the | further examination. mn oe crcoltins BO uit Sgr yer Lease Now Roe” Leave n Brgjewiek. , ane nM | family, to keep up a correspondence with her. Ke ms Plesso deliver at the Sun | 0 4, HULLIN i ope ; Ageut ty New rvs ew Arig ba PQ THE LADIES WM. & H BERBER, Fashions | Every necessary arrangement was made for an elope- 4 +e a Office, N. ¥., five hundred | Orleans, who will promptly i goad i a : Sible Hateocs, 178 Broadway, wi rd % Hotel, have | ment; and some time last week Heck came to Bal- Rosrencpeiien come Mantle) Levisvitie, Dec. 2th, 1842. Western Fashions— Splendid Soirce in Lowisville— State of Socety in Kentucky—Beauty and Bril- liancy. id reams of ‘per week, for : yo co Sper weck of tre stall six most i rate ants $4, ha oe ranewick . 'y measured. | iPaper 28>22— forthe October, 1 (s q Mg ter ng ee q ‘Braid. it spent aod Mis Nb onahe th Fe LFA GeT oe ine 1mm te ea New York aad New Branswick, 1 ces wD ean ines tor the ‘some fare. im the 3 TH A. Mtenin from Ni ey Pry Pay gkenll al eal 1a 9, Month Aes Now Vonks has nufaeture, whi rarranted superior | timore in a wagon which belonged to the young in the city, 9 4 cen W h cannot fail to suit: those | lady’s father, and in which he had solicited and ob- im want are respectfully to call. 7 tained permission to come down, with the inten- Ab " if Bs 4 Children’s | 2 , OOF s i Clad inl taney VelverCae Doe amt Ciiliee” | tion, as he alleged, of going to Germany. Arrived — EROK AT THIS. here, however, he proceeded to pirpate for a return GENTLEMENS Cork Sole Boots, the best o} to Harford in a guise little expected by a majority ef urge sized 82 46 forthe “All the world’s a stage, ekly Hers\d,for one year ‘And all the men and women merely players; this date, to f quali- I accept the above order, f on i * New York and New Sranewick, t0 90 cents. quality, $6 00 | those who were aware of his having left. They hi ihoir exits endl lo this spochaen-” and agree to furnish the Pe | ship GARRICK, aptain Win, Sk tober. i way te we bd Picket rench Getfian Bootsdo $3 t0 449 |_ On the night of Sunday (Christmas) some young aie sige cane pete » ents to be made each per acco! Me, Swrien, Shiv ROSCIUS, Captain guegere pee Gahow 1 a Tighe office Be do iver Shoes of all the different kinds, 75c to 175 | genlemen who had been visiting in the neighbor- On with the dence! it toy bemnaen@ined, po een wi Aug. 31,1842. Shy SHERIDAN, Cepiain FA. au 2. Bening Gees becntital article 150 Hae ud {the lady's Tesidsnce, iat on ther wey No sleep till morn, where youth and pleasure mest i j “8. ; ‘Fnom Livenroen,. And all other kindsuf Shoce and worked slippers in fashion; | home, it being then near midnight, discovered a car- To chace the glowing hcarts with flying feet.” " (MES G. BENNETT. Witness, M. 8. Brac Ship SIDDONS, Capit Er Be Cobh, tsth October, ladaeo eaiter bopte, buskine, slips pray len auiied shen, pra: riage in the vicinity, and enquired of the «iriver ae eet ee . by, e ‘@ accept the above or : Ship SHERIDAN, F. A. Depeyster, 13th No H_ nd will deliver it as di- Ship GARRICK, ‘Captain Wen. ‘Skeid, 13th Drousbes a. Ship ROSCIUS) Cxytain Jobe Collins, i2th Janus }; SRSSE & BROOKS, hi e On Thursday, the 15th inst., the grand fete of Mrs. came off,,with great eclat, surpassing all eth- ers ever given in the city, not even excepting that lack satin, and button shoes; Ln plain and all other kinds of overs + | where he was going, when the party actingin that hoes, | C2pacity replied that he wason his way to Peach world, all | Bottom, had lost his way, and his companion had warranted ty be the best, and | gone to the house—(the residence ot the lady’s pa- _ ‘These ships are all of the first class, 1 wards of 160¢ tens, built 1No.61 Liberty street. in the city of New York, with such’ improvements a seombine ise of or own mamufactu “) is Every care sek. Pris mat : the Palais @’Or. E ity whi ‘ a Rows, { Witnesses poten ee a oes eet, are nodaone Via Newark, New gre tem, Trenton, Borden chaee 0 toe chospeet, a6 Sor psa was Gormer of Franklin st, | rents)—to make enquiry as tothe road. One of the of i pees Aaa bh nt acy sts - rs if ‘ of Passa hance is $108, Sor which emple sconge will ROUGH URS. 5 imer 367 Broadway. | party remarked “that was a lie, for the horses heads | Cowl devise, ei P fe, Was put int sas been well known that the Sun newspaper, in con- | be Feoviphe willie Lae ays gutenon hegre Non F , from the foot of Liberty street, daily, at ® BOTTES FRANCAISES. were turned ina contrary eirecaone and the young | requisition by Mrs. , to render this fete one of ice of its cheapness, had for several years the largest § tion 2 hn “Khe moriing Lae proceeds to Bordentown, trom thence by men passed on—but, suspecting all was not right, | the most distinguished of its kind. Nothing wae Jac tionin New York. This circulation, from obvious } , Neither the captains or owners of the ship will be responsi | to rhitadeiphia. they hid themselves near by to await the result. In * hi a acted fi 8:.¢, has diminished very much of late, and ia now | CMACESY opie Parcels of packages sent by them, unless re- | ing Line ceeds dinect t@ Camden, (opponite ashort time, they observed some persons to ap- | mitted which could afford amusement or gratifiea- eae i gi 1 tor applyto Figleseishia) <jpnout change of oe, o j- | establishoment tn thi proach with a bed and some other articles which | tion, either to the eyes or palates of the guests; fy half of what it hes been in former years. Asana: ER CORTIRS PEO 56 Bouth st., New Passeugers will procure thets tickets at the ce foot of > | eee wore pudiad tise se batrage, The cove n i vl i b. consequence, its advertising patronage has diminish- +E CONN & JAS BROWN &'CO.L Soe a ee 6 ee Oe Oe 3 ? young men, | while Nature, who so often evinces her caprices or ill humor on such occasions, was kind enough to withhold her accompaniment of rain. Smiling fa- ces and laughing eyes might be seen in all direc- tions, and it appeared as if every individual of the | et ~ neass, wit N° 9 like ratio, as may be seen by looking at its columns. | ,, Letters By she packers a, be Sieamen Sd ant pet Puilatelones r we evidence of the decline in its circulation is exhibited = e contract with Mr. Butler, published by Mr. Beach ee eee as contrasted with our contract made with Persse ‘conveyed from city tocity, | Mj. Gedy’ lone extenonce a business with | Mmitting a robbery, waited until they got into the which are apart. | eeguomy and thereby co supply his customers at the following } carriage and started, when they followed on until they arrived in the vicinity of the sherifi’s residence, when per saves the carriage, arrested the parties, who proved to be, in addition to the driver, the Ger- gee board. Py OT fe under the itnpression that the parties had been com- without being oe ed by the Each uae provided with Car, arte amt e the Vinee lente Poslosslokia, from the; foot of hentai areet by efron irom Camden, a9 Nelock A Maud el ts. Now, Mr. Butler, like Porase & Brooks, is a on 5 had shaken off their sorrows {and chagrin fc . y g "The Lines for Baltimore, lea: 7AM, and 4? man, Heck, a young lady, and a black woman and | Patty ha ae Se: a ba Lois aise tied ; \y) espectable man, and a good paper manufacturer— M, beings continnation ‘of the Hoes ftom New York. child—and handed them over to the custody of the | the night. agh the paper he furnishes to the Sun is ofa cheaper, oe Mow Yank. | pAILY PACKA ° ¥. sheriff, communicating their suspicions of the theft. One often wonders that the railers against the ‘ course a worse quality than what we have invaria- amERIcA’ Jane ©" ys TROY, AN “ALO. Upon examination the lady stated that the articles | expenses and luxury of the rich and great never sed for the Herald. It is evident from these contracts, £208 aitey, 28S, were all her property, and the parties were released, | recur to the good which these expenses and luxu- i yen and proceeded on their way to this city, where they icest se; | arrived sometime during the day of Monday. and | The distress of the parents upon finding, on Mon- day morning, that their Hacahter had absconded, ries produce. Where would be the poor artisan? where the laboring mechanic? where the thousands with no vocation whatever, and who get their bread by servitude? without the luxury which the cynic ve consume about one-third more paper per week than | The ENGLAND, % sch of the Sun, and accordingly our circulation is, “750 tons. desmcratis goch ecieaiive.. ‘Tha necare oH | ie BERGA Oe from this City e Hours. T o'clock in the morping. ion is also diffrent. tone tht Fn Pat pt LO can be better imagined than described. The news | and radical would term “ wicked and useless?” — ve Sun circulates among the poor principally—but | The xurore, jon Wal Hod Conran to ran an Express Car exctusively soon orwens anda great deal of excitement was | What a common observation is it among this ¢ mong the higher and more educated classes—particu eG. tain tamale tp Aikene tn tales kanmes — ereated—the whole neighborhood wasup in armsat | of persons to exclaim, “Shame upon the rich, who the clerical, financial, literary, and commercial. | The NORTH AMERICA pared to receive fori ‘at_low rates, Specie, what was considered ar outrage upon the family—a | are rioting in the luxuries of profusion; who revel y i dled incremwadinadle-oeit 618 tons. Notes: Packazes, ‘and Cases of Goods, ke., for misers per | consideration that will not appear singular when we | in feasts and bask the sunshine of pleasure, dvertising patronage has also inc! muel ‘A. B. Lowber. the above ‘or fi diate places. ; gentlemens’ boots from 12 shull « pair; boys’ | add that the German cooper with whom Heck H ing!” Whi H i aatutally: do business and intelligent The NEW YORK, © — ‘Witt attend prowptly tothe coligetion and payment of balls, | boots from € shillings to 8258 to save 26 id. ii r with whom Heck | while the poor are starving!” What is so likely to a fy-do among a busin peo- pS). ead F notes, aaa aae ytd cuk cee alae co ang be ple vec oell at the fod whee | Worked said, it was out of the question that the | give bread tc those who want it, as the luxuries wpablwof seeing their best and truest interests. By ps bgerorrer entrusted to theiteare. Miaricer. Soo Greenwich earner dvimer. | young lady could think of marrying him, ‘ashe had | which produce employment? Is it not evident that iting the Sun, it will be seen that whole columns The CAMBRIDGE, Be) dae POMEROY & CO.8 Walt wrest New York. eal SERRE QE BOOT S— Onin: jlastic Shoes | * wile in Germany. No definite plan of action | the superfluities of the rich provide for the necessi- ..'stof old advertisements, stuck into fill up space— 'C Barstow. PULLEN & COPP’S Fated aoa. Boots nd Shoes of alanat mii the titer: could be determined upon, however, in the distress- | ties of the poor? For my part, I never see the shi- . ed tondition of the young lady’s parents, and eo the a OY irutlemen and ove matter rested until Tuesday, lathe course of which ry, am weak ra All th shove, arsicleg day, an express Sidi dort with information that the " ine, may be found | jugitives were in this city—and were not yet mar- st Ee Ene," he Clit Boot ried. This intelligence was forwarded ba friend ees to suit any ane aud every one ditim*r ’ | of the family who resides in Bel-Air, and who had ning satins and waving ribbons moving through a quadrille, without casting a thought upon the sums which their distinction keeps in action; never sit down to a magnificent dinner, or eplendid supper, without thinking of the variety of pastry cooks, bakers. butchers,grocers, poulterers, wine merchants, s other columns contain silly love stories, instead ot | The COLUMBUS, sen vp rtant news of the day, which they seldom publish G. A. Col 1d NE . eX? Messrs, Harnden & Co, hi from New Alban EAL Punetual Sides akeef ellie, wil be hated 1s day after. heretofor Tie oe of panna ont 1 mow fized ot One ove ose are the facts —but we do not blame Mr. Beach fo | Hundred Doli Fermi ample ores of ‘ }eay-uiNecessity compels him—and necessity has vill be, provided, Cy Bee dala the steveards. lew ¥ ? F 4 y bers, the old conductors of — been obliged to come here on busine: fter the fifty othe di h +. Hhas neglected his newspaper entirely for the g HUE & 6 Hy 1 Sect ste yy, | fexorean, we York, EW YEA ss, after and fifty other tradesmen, with their numerous ser- 4 ‘ N.Y. 5 i. iinded that the time is juct at hand, news of the elopement had reached that place. di its, whi it isi 79 years—and hes turned his attention, probably to | jez 1vh BARING BROTHERS & C 2 Lsboot. heretofore Torrie New York ae eta teat the dene fo jest Upon thereat cr ai pachied thet a eae vanis eed Gependant b wrho.are ate 1.¢ thought abetter business. His place has been | TAP; 'S GEN 1, PASSAGE OFFICE, | ward Specie, Bank Notes, Packages, heat or elo Kubber OVER. SHOES, dari termined to despatch a messenger instanter in pur- | theref the duti tailed te te into a broker’s office, for shaving Jacksonville 483 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK. &e., to any place betw: Ne dd fad them eon fi The lady’s brother bei fi rin pl herefore, among the duties entailed upon grea madeie, “Aloo East, fom Troy , easy walking he lady’s brother being confined by sickness, | ness and wealth. By this means riches are distribs end of the family volunteered his services—and with instructions from the parents to see if the parties were married, and if not, to call upon the . "ster notes, and Malone notes, all known under dW from Albany 10 ‘Dutt. +d Beach leaves.” He has alse united with the loge epernated te 6 sat reall A ve collet at = ofa“ money changer,” that of a small shop for | ‘The subscribers beg to call ithe attention of their friends | ‘ned to., Farticalar attention will be paid t0 the uted through all the ramifications of society, froi the highest to the lowest—from a duke who, wit! silk clad legs, speed upon carpets of Turkey, a i and. the. public generally, to their superior arrangements | f)."saens © Mayor, who they felt satisfied would “do all he | his pineapple or sugars hia orange at night, to y ‘of the cheap literature of the day. Probably he | for bru okey ere ame ered LL could to save their ohild," aud ablde his advice | sounds of Mozart or Rossini, to a dustman who nt savor to oth —he left the scene of distress late on Tuesday LADIES.-M. LARUE A SISTER night and arrived here on Wednesday morning form \h ir friends and the pabhe, that they coutinae bee About two o’clock, p. m., of that day, he called cleans away the peels and pearings in the street to the stentorian ‘* Dust ho!” and the astounding tin- timabulum of the licensed scavenger. It is these to these two kinds of business in anticipation of gland, of the Sun, which hes suffered awfully of wees J§ the combined energy of the other penny and PU cent Offices—Pullen & ( Wall stree' shee Shee: CO | 8. Jaco! aan Ke ‘Ti-. YY press, in collecting early news. These facts New Yorn, Auman) Eels oan 4 : call indulgences which enable the tradesman tenant to “3 athe true stateof the case to the public. There Prime, Ward & King, EJ. Humphrey, bg gh Ree BS 4 wee his honor Solomon Hillen, Mayor of this city, | pay his rent, and thus the perpetuation is prese! \ aah ‘mistake in the documents of Mr. Butler and fecob ke leche, & Ce ‘hos. Gough. we they feel ac | and Communicated to him the facts that we have | and continued, flowing from its source and gradual- ” . ohn T. Smith, . customers have universally ex- | narrated, adding that the colored woman and child ly returning from whence it came; but like a gen- Pevoon & Hoffman, hew goods; at much ba 1 4. Persse-& Brooks—and henceforth the public will ee eee es who had been brought along were not the property | erous rain, having watered and refreshed thousands Carpenter & Vermilye, |» the cause why the Herald has become the principal | Sai ind wit SREY Houchton & Co. fautiful rch tustre a of the lady atall, but of her parents. The Mayor | in its progress. for the cash ess advertising in New York i fi eigeerger ty Mhroughout ‘the | Dfew, Robinson & Co. UNRATE ROAD nid I challenge comoe'ition, Dy which means the expressed his willingness to do all he-could to ia Your pardon for this digression, which may be days) thereby preveuting the p NEW YORK AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD LiNk. deemed abstract. But I earnestly recommend a wwe all the credit business to the Wall street press. | Pit, A ge hn _ Via Nonwich AND Woncesten Haitaoai ees, he favors we have received we return our thanks, eneiagr cineet, fom Loni 2. nection with the ‘Norwick & Worcester “Tt -¢ by our industry and independence to meritacon- | |, ‘Charleston. Pi ton Rail Road ve horeafter of the like kindnesses, always with | vario s por's in Briti WORCESTER ut that no pains shall be spared | him in Ceara Mi 9 to rescue the young lady and id, consisting of fine and. the property from the hands of Heck. There was rls, Hinglets, Heed Dresses. only one way to proceed, and that was to find out Mea i waickes sad ie Cope. peal ane ‘omos, with other articles appet- | the whereabouts of the parties, and have Heck ar- er Ey ‘Old Carls dressed in the first style for 2 cents, made to look | tested for kidnapping, to which charge, if the slaves due consideration of the preceding remarks, to those who, from mistaken notions, are apt to consider the luxuries of the great a useless prodigality. ‘The room exhibited a moat extensive motly group. “4-08 liberal erms. NE E ‘ . , x , ‘a in advance.) A merry Christmas to all. oaPtrsons wishing. to send for their friend CLEOPATRA, Capt — ‘ like new, M. LA RUE & SISTER, were not the property of the young lady, he was | The illumination was not only splendid, but profuse, f JAMES GORDON BENNETT. ‘3 On a ee eee eed: ieekcn a beens | cee 162 Canal sireet, comer of Varick. | amenable, and then endeavor to prevail upon the | in all parts of the house ; the band of music, all in ng, Ng BILLS OF EXCHANGE, parable at sugnt on all parte of py return to her parents, full sound, and the room displayed a most brilliant Tised'an with an eyeiely tox comfort canta Nrelaad anl Seoiand, iasums of £5.£10,£19and | Before calling on the Mayor, the friend of the | assemblage of company. Indeed, it was an impo- we ca where the, artics sent or deel ne comings : 8. J. SILVESTER, parents had managed to trace out the location of | sing scene altogether, however familiar the eye ORY Will be. rele atyd win raports of ireland cae eae dy __IWallasieet snl 10 flronlieay | the parties; and in this part of the matter, particu- | might be with amusements of th . The acti- bo m Peck SI GARDE: larly, the overruling id of Providence was most | vity, life, fun, frolic, gaiety, mirth and good humor be J. ; m CUn he regular packets for which the subscribers are agents, sail |. ‘The new pty 2 ssampect NEW HAVE distinetly visible. | P iroughs > x J. K. Dustan, ‘tee distinetly visible. Passing through the street, he . mais” togud ftom Lavetel oa ths, Tat iy hy dy afternoon, 4 oe eck, iy» Thursday and Satur- |.» with a amoall capital to assist in some No. 61 8OU' fae of Me unexpectedly encountered Heck, to whom he spoke and from Great and Irelend by the re- bh fh New Orleans, Mobile, Savan- Passengers for Boston will be diately on the | Provements in the Garden, which would great) Sf pekedy ning on het, 7th th atvand | gaan Chanonony weer througout the ean arrival of Ue above boats at Norwich aad will soca myths | Evins a it River, “amnane Oat i HILADELPHIA, BOTANNIC EW, HAVEN, Captain | Pe APA NSS -—Tie Proprieter which presented itself, gave it that peculiar sort of interest which renders description imperfeet to a person who never witnessed such a scene. But look, what stately form is that, that moves along with so majestic a stride, encased in black armor, with helmet, spear and shield—who ishe? was a question asked by many. Who? Why, Le Noir Faineant, who alone “ Stood forth distinguish’d from the circling crowd.” But see that little laughing flower girl, whose clear and ringing tones and bewitching costume made her the admired of all admirers. Who is of the celestial empire, enrobed in a dress of showy richness and gorgeous beauty, and whose high en- nobling mien and rich attire, gave grace and motion to each step! “ She alone, shone fairest of the night, With matchless pearls and jewels light.” in @ peculiar strain, of the exploit of the latter, and owner of the lot of Groond, whieh a > *, out, change of cars or baggage. 1s four acres, wil lease lor five or six yeare at a'moder- | 28ked, with affected carelessness, after the lady. ate ren’. Any gentieman that wishes to Heek said she was in Howard street, where he had on tie amusements thone thet a suite of apartments, splendidly furnished, and that she was perfectly happy. After leaving him, the friend called upon a lady with whom he was ac- uainted, and, while in conversation with her about ¢ elopement, was astonished to hear from her that she had the night previous seen the young lady of whom was in search, conversed i her, and endeavored, onsh unsuce: regio to persuade her to return home. It at the parties were to have been married on 'y—on_the morning of that day, the colored woman, before alluded to, called upon the lady who now gave the information, with a request that she would Tova her young mis: tress, naming her, dress to be married in. The I line of packets are as followst— Persons in the country wishing to send money to their friends For farther informangn, coguice sf the pm & ap ty nese i id ad A . AL, Seto by enclosing the gat ney vate ant Pely-onca draft for the | All perdons are forbid trusting any owe om accoun woud be. pre "The Garde ‘amount being forwarded per firet packet, after the receipt | above boats or owners. K ¢ . Every tacuaf, and th acknowledgement for the same returned Det | NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL ROAD COMPANY. Shireen | = <7 i ives to m hastness Rew Ss Bon to afte at si ht, (OF any amount, are Paya * Cit Banks of Ireland and branches, Eascern Bank of Scotland, LINE, vis: , Greenock, und their branches, Messrs. James Bult, Son & Co., co 70 19 14 cents. hip ROSCIUS, Bankers, London, Exchange iwc own favgrpool, | WINTE "AKRANNOFMENT.—On and after Monday, Sipe Ns and pal town of x i by ‘etter, | Decembes 19h, 1842, the cars will run daily as foliows = SHEUI . Si every 0 Farther puticulars made known on application Leaye City Hall for Leave Harlem Leave Willium® Bridge | elated Measys ber oe "Ww, & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, N. York. Mee aiicae. fy ak for “re Fal w rodlande . + ine ' Rey te 8 Tie PM. i. 3 HS, A. und d ate 5 ‘ jermenti ships will ie tegalarty dispatched from hence. and from Mar 6 00 Harlem only. clgat aud Mable wo Sustom Hone Merwtacome,"Agaly wo | sous the bo wlare splesain't | Jones tnd dined gers: : i DBHIGTLAM JC. No. 2 Walla. coinriwut ealealated to add vo the convennence and comfort f | Toney and directed , pe wishing pt eet maxe early application on STATEN ISLAND FEKKY. a . low on—and meeting police officer Ruley in the board, foot of Mai m Lane, ory SEPH MewMU; contains a Picture Gallery, Library, Re | vicinity of the house, he called upon him to ac- worine Y, principal ; et tetnaie. Foot of Whitehall street lish Saloow avd sn fiched conthy spd auiane sty'* | company him. When they reaghed the house a . P 8 The above will be succreded by the packet § seuiearé: 5 Oyen, Solsh Raseuis, Tes Loe nForce | carrtage wes ei the door, axd the first person wey x" can liquors w: trom Ont AEN wh y other Public Garden in Eerops | servant had been shown the way to the house by Ah! there glides the sweet little Tyrolese peasant City Hall and T th ill fo!- | ov America, it being forty-(wo years in collecting with eare . F veilles on the lat of each month during the yeas, ce ea Ree re wees ped poms = AYR, fo ep ff er ped 4 la ane By yas 00 have, Ste to show i the tfc sey eign by hee eee peerless pag INERV A, Caps Brown, Nov. Jan 1 day til7 P. M. and on Sundays every twenty mi are | frblic aration fora view vo thus alctdid Public On y . id not come, however, and being | ’™ lazzling ellations.. re steps weekly. the aubseriber, | MINERVA CBR Uns syiventer, Dee 1 Feb 612 cents. fie place 1s 4 handsome Theatre location is ged. and | unabie to find the way back, she remained the | with queen-like air and noble gait, the Eastern of teett peteens rockin . BOER: Cage Dian, 5 Jn Mart = Masenuers for, Westchester, Thr pe Neck Ete f enternias ht make it to the Phila, iblo's as fester part of the day ‘at the house where he had cee bedazzled with gems and pearls of price- ‘no wish'to send jor thelr to come ARESLG Tis Scent Leaverence, wa Ss tiar’ Mills1and’ White Plas. will” cick Ea. | —— —— jeft her, and while there, communicated to the | less value. fad Wales, thet they can a | HELEESPONT, Cant Adams, = Mart BIN! _| train from City Halls Passengers for Yonkers will taxe the 9 | YJ. LEOPOLD DE JANON. begs 10 inform bie Indy the fact of her mistress’ absconding, and where “ What winning grace! what majestic mien ! tne line of packet ahipg ailing ax dl TS Soapet tetciedand herceneetlent | O'clock, A. oe MM. trains from City Hi 2V1 snd the. publie, that he continues giv tothe | she then was. She moves feas and she looks a queen!” ive nity and quick deepaten fo eaey steal oo) whe ec ait sth Dec and 24 Jan the cars will run between City Hall | French and Spasish Languages, also on the guitar and the yo~ ‘ ber ciftrown Arpericad hi gompris: | *feminvice of eabin'persage will be $100, exclusive of wines | and Williams Bridge every hour from A M to 6PM. Tin, at hie renidence, 438 Houston street, or at those of his Pu- Fd fog ame of bal pass, the Indy, See, who is this that approaches, with so com. wre Sones mda sessed to ROYD & HINCKEN, theagents, will | saepra MAIL Rev. John Power, 2, Beye Mogull, Court ot | seek her out, and compony with the colored | aa'Necol Jareje would cay, and, there will be beabion ‘urured har every thing cou; | be,forwacded free of other -harges than those nctually pa Sarr inal Ae Nouba shirs,. aan fit: 220? Bar BD. a woman, left home, and, guided by the imperfect | hearts among us ere ite lang, and on her arn ‘usual | For freight or passage apply to Of 1290,tons and 440 horse power each. Nev. Wainwright, D. D. +. i, Arooal direction of the latter, after considerable difficult ii i ‘i it ‘arrangements the subseriber hopes to BROOM & CO. or to Under contract with the Lords of the Admiralty, Ker T, Huddare, Ode Kham,” Plog Sm mens 1,9; | leans the fair Jeanie Deans, her rich waving ring- this line, and a continuation of the | _ 0% BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents. ? R ‘cacher. i, H. Grinnell. enteoeded in finding the object of her search, in a | Jets of brown hair confined by a blue snood of silk, ew vs been 20 liberally, bestowed for LIVERPOOL —Posiively First Packet: ‘olest, Consul of aie a located in Fell’s street, at the lower end of | shading a laughing Hebe countenance, which fr idrelasted, sanecvearyy a five pasany can alot SOURHERNER, Captsin Palmer, will sail pos Sc Sater WO Ek | Fells Point, occupied as a German boarding house, | seerried the picture of health, pleasure and content. itatyeytbove, et egulr AS * - SOR} ” Bercley. cornee &. a) SF} and in which it is presumed from fifteen totwenty | ment. And lo! the gallant Highland chieftain’ ‘The ships oft are all 1900 tous burthen, and upwards, Commander. Ay crepeeninlly Hote i eee oe Uf Wiese.” 'Reas, Uae | German families, at least, must reside. In the in- | daughter! Scarce ar. eye,could behold this lively pie- percha rg mpg om per eerste ed L S dae, Fruits, Sricos sud Grocers of the finest qauletien, which | terview, she, as has before been stated, endeavored | ture ofhealth and beauty without pausing on it with Po gg Eh cari agpiction rot + Byer, RN oo hmlere a ices that eaupot falc wate parcharers” "| | to permuade ‘the fugitive to return home, but the | pleasure. Bt Ba ee i hase cal Ligwese, which ome of ths Vintages, andeme 4 latter Ce nay hd #0. a ote hoc “ Her air, her manner, all who saw edmired; cine in inited ‘The SOUTHERNER leaves Liver n the 5th February, FROM LIVERPOOL: | offered at the most inoderate prices, enabled the gentleman to detect the of Courteous, though coy, and gentle, though retired ; ron (He receipe df th t here, with name ai ii for thelr friends, to come out Jan 4° A very, sepenot article of Haspberry and Cherry Biagdy, Heek, while it furnished him with a knowledge of The joy of youth and health her eyes display’d, to recerve it, a draft fo Sera re open oe, esnee Tete anes Ryne, Mar Feb 4 pd) = cm TT oy vena which knowledge he com- And ease of heart her very look convey’d.” oe wa an Ey rf FRENCH’S HOTEL. ~ mmantonts e Biayor. oy Hark! whose jovial voice is that which sounde have drafts fo ount = broeton fark ! j i - th the tet othe regeipt or 4 a ey ae pal towne of Great Briain and ireland, ofits _ Brom watt by! a teehee - HE tubeeriber baring “set . ot of le Bonk pent th nd yg as kee so merry’? See are thet oe of admirers encise » 3 rt jotel, No. —_ accompa an, i ith Jaugh- oe JON HERD MAR. fou get, o es Pe an ad 7 enrsencd uornen, No Persea | sort aug atniont 7, rnpetayolersainetos | oe haye ulteady made mention, and mncther indy, | un, te yemon comvulee, themes et vo" there 3 A lore Merchandi Land Seg ghnnigh Rye ex Te eee pf the entablishinent ig fitted ap with lodging in a carriage to the Point. On the way yon haughty Turk strides on with some gentle fai at the office of Justice j Reptane sty Waterloo Dock, Liverpool. ha * + oon Daniel ‘Wrians & Co. Glasgow. ce officer McDonnell to tol- © ade] as h, ‘Cork. d o ing on hisarm, and looking in his face im- slorieagy, ns if bereeching her lover's life; and the more fair Selim, decked in costly robes, but anat- tended by his Zuleika, who doubtless was bewail- ing her sad fate, imprisoned in haughty Jaffier’s tower. iD 4 the mnpl ce the choleest met in the door-way proved to be Heck himself.— phen Whitney, apd exl will ran na} follow, -antil fenieraoties best quality. + On with the dance ! let joy be unconfined ; Hats ten toes D8, 01 emirate TEN MLAS, RSW TUBS. vegghs lp Reconstr. vatanble stendard | A¥ €00n as he was made aware of the fact, the May- No aleep till morn, where youth and pleasure meet,” sud oth of every month.) | the reraler by appl , , 19 ‘ is refersiee In ackenees tye atin; literataee ant pollen, | OF accosted him, told him the object of their errand, | vas the re f each gay heart on that joyful thee fciends | veld , 2PM, The historical porsion of w ich in -rafe and curios works, s!’ | and insisted upon seeing the lady, atthe same time pce Pg es scr th Bay jy be: ELAND, ke.—The subscribers aor history end ol thas cownury. di ing the ladi he twith him to goon | night. Three o’clock arrived, and the gay throng continue to give dralts payable on demand, without | aoe AROULAK. B | covery to the prevent cme cad pret mange 8 de, = deety nbew a Dit Ie Sonsled reluctantly began to disperse, with visions light, to LAND“ National Bank of feland, she Provin- KILL. and intermediate Jandings: wathout iow | rt Cand iucrestingeabiccmy well weeks the anemuen of | hy Heck end offieer Ruley. Heck, om entering vl eae OT “Dat . Fuimer 1): Roche} SE AND WALL So Meare domes Bult, Son | S878: enigyn and Fig. Riom Neve Vonks cena, | tnd sertber has Jane conse to vender | (N¢ Foom, went to the young lady andaid gome. | SOT TAN GALLERIES road: we ed with cate and " banks ton, the Exchange ud Biscount an, “ten ay pms Racauevac Bare 0 or rom Catuahil, 66 cous. | |e Siiseceen wee ot en emereted pphat “piromee i | thing to her which was not, heard the Mayor then | Piivay, corner at Stamey streat, New Yorks 73 Vourt and {23 ™ i! 4 ff is hie te Flee of sreort i ma 1, 0 ay Washi ty 173 net street (oprosite AYE te Ske pala he here, wu sonra pa a ‘ Resary Bask of Weotland, ms re eoelavon ve vhse thacssay iim Vine sthod ‘ae imelfoctnal and tly vated charsetes, end he dows ut henttate te -_ Tid amy Sg immediately after, said (Ven. Seate use) F Philadelphia, and Broad Saratoga Springs, j it here due pock Banki ‘and brauiches in che princi See ae ee sie esGe py | say tint tha matert a be has ppovided has wover rpeseee | “OP »" but, inmmvawer his. honor forbade ali | coustitaring the oldes ‘and mowt extenat lishment of sSck Ball, or Old Lite of Liverpool Packets r & Co. Aieve eked, sceks silt bys telivieet imilar establ here or in Enrops. the therefore | Acting upon the the patt of Hock to enenk te | kind iwthe world, and containing nextly a thousand pietaresi— ., 5 of Liverpool » COMPrige a Caunill and Now York (and intermediate tly invites the pablie to come and see the sud | further attempts upon tf pal p a aoe + to Admittance tree, isi eon al hee zone. selremes sleek oie st | rcs conte lye prea (nae sarge of kidoapigy” He was | bye essen he a Menica, ith daddres of the hs ree reMALL LINE FOR ALBANY, and cous, as it is uniqae and novel: v4 Ruley, upos 'd and taken to the office of Jus. | dsecured by letters patent, dated Oct. 22, 1012) . (or as far as the lee wil RIC vecordingly arrested and taken to office ) Us ry 5 Ps Daga ‘Apparal jons NOK AMERIC ate te seiptthereoh, ‘and acknowledgement of 3 permit}min, confection with the Albany =The Hotel will be. closed ue tt ice Jones, whither his honor also. repaired, having | rer the nradaction of colored. Uikenesses, and Pambels Patent Be A eee ire scceeees ts ats . cealip, New York. Rr ccistpeted ice beet UTICA leaves the foot of Cone can be obtained watit 3 A.M. gaa ier | fit, with the aid of the ladies in company, suc- | Electro Gintiag Apearatus, and jnetiuctious tor edie gov inded to then vo many years, for Se STE | sidesises Every afternoon aes @eogke. Ne © OFFICE OF THY, AUBURY, & TQCHEBTY I, RAIL | corded in yermuading the young lady to return with | MHAtE OG iin and Bilverine done t ordcrm a atl never IATA APE LOA | meee eer ames | NT MORPH sas, | nom nena Sette a | BERRA ot a wengersand other persons saved bY | "'N’B.—-Good roads and superb alerching to Albany. dx | A SEMLANNUAL dividend of 9 pes cenl on the eit) oh. Im*r nscacy Teas paanike ae tae ete hh gon shape TEACEET BOTA ARSEILLES, Ist Feoaary— | Jnanary neat, harobaliers, howe reenact ne | PY THeCK. amination, before the magistrate, Heck CHINA SOCAN rd New Pour provens? bent ad aan of he Heambonts and other is sordiuy to secouts vb on mpovn 2 ARSON oe. the of the State of New Workin the gy ot erty was committed to jail for further examination, to | fumblan nd em ‘ ot aire The pee nqrich strom $794 © swamp this bont ~ VARSAGE, FOR, NEW CRLEANS—Unly re their Id th te oe sod five ei wd ‘ “ae seary oth pe raot pened ss sar pet, oe hfe commer. SHEERS Ves w co, | aermgnthey we ears ap tien faltin : Bs Seated “Ehedge, wills soatively oy | AU toiy ate CHAD. BEY MOUR, Tressarer Alter leaving her “splendid suite of apartments,” | ished a2 per com chearer than soy cubes marainioetia ‘ 3 Palton strect, New Vork, | so lightas to requive but two mento handle them, aod by the | SoeeDetswber, hee reeular day. “Phe” ships of this ine sai EW INVESTED Oleasinoas Comroand—For sensei consisting of one room, whieh she occupied with | w and, retail store, No. % 2oUVENEL & CO. Line of EIzt. tour were Bank. W apparatus cav be set in the 390 se with | overy five days or passage free. N ing boots and shoes perfee le ror the colored woman and child, furnished with an | ™aputsctory of No. 29 Goldat. New York. 4 = A ete Frogs Uhis two men in her ready for the rew the The Gastoa has a most comfortable house on deck calen | of the subscriber at his ‘ie ished wend Finding 9 — bedstead, whereon rested the bed she dis ImOe gatiieaie nla er ry hop each month, Parties | at sea wepends mainly on the services of the crew, thi lated to hold a limited number Of steerage passangers—Those | Sore, N Price 12% cents a box. To old, low-post ; yNCUW MONEY of all MOVE 8 is favor Peale corrrencea ta: | conte 2 lauapon for theke rmerrationy a tvishing to aecure berths should not fail ip iakeeetiy applies: | Suey A ABR: att eccare the advantage of dey’ feet, cook from home with her; and. which, with all that | U\Swest market eres; hy. SJ: SYLVESTER, ree 8 conveyance, mM Office of FRAN ET? Patent ile tap on boar o to w ad. a Farscgah thir compound fa conédenty recommended." 2B surrounded it, betokened squalid poverty, the young | dat 2 Wall siveet and 190 Bro i ip cor ai ime?