The New York Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1843, Page 1

« “THE NEW YORK HERALD. _ TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. Teg leaveto give notice tothe AMERICAN PEOPLE, of all classes and conditions, that I am making prepara- tions to republish, in the cheapest style, and in the week- ly quarto form of newspapers, a diversified ond valuable selection from the RELIGIOUS LITERATURE of Chris tianity, produced by the men of genius belonging to every sect during the last two hundred years. ‘The reason for attempting such a project is plain. Ma- terialism, infidelity and immorality, of all kinds, have of late been industriouuly circulated throughout the country under such imposing names, and to so great an extent, that something must be done to revive the ancient spi rit of Religion ani Morals. Lecturers of all kinds—so- phists on every subject—the worst and wickedest litera- turevf France and England, re-produced in the cheapest forms, have demoralized the age—and upset all the esta- NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1843. a HE BLACK Liv NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS PORKTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. ~ FOR NEW O: s. f GOUISIANA AND NEW YO: E OF PACKETS, dee FROM GR BY Tn Baul, OR OLD LL For *R-OOL PAUKET: F accommodation of shippers, nite A 3. ve bot | feapa ch a ship from this norton the Ist, 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th, » (Sailing from Liverpoot on the Th aud 19h of every month J 7 ‘9th ut each month, com encing the 6th Getober aud eo Persons wishiiy to send to the Old Country fo: thet fiends gat can make the Keeessary arraugements with tive subscribers, aud ‘are reduced to & S. have them come ou From te tot of Courtlandt street, New York day—Suada ed.) : thereby affording weekly com: eM. AvTM ASM AU ig Bit in Jackson. ne of the firm ( vir. James D. Roel od do. 8 Bd do. apeain Hi there, te see that they shall be forwarded with care aud des: i do 9 6 do Japtain Hunt. 6 do fhould the parties 1 fe be joe fn pal agreed for not come out, the money tion. “Captain Miner. T do. 1 ON SUNDAYS. From the foot of Courrlandt street. Leave New York, Leave Newark. ee eae Mi amon to those who paid it here, without auy reduc sprain Lew septal ca iverpool Packets, comprise At9 A. M. and 1} PM. At 1g P. M. and I ~ he otewe = NEW “YORK, ELIZABETH "TOW apenas Malfoed: he CANS SEY, YORK: Loeave New York. ©" “Leave Hliibe own Pa hw city of New York, express Pe SOUTH AMERICA, 2 PM ig Av for packets, are of lig! of water, have receitly been GLAND, Ronit AERTS 2 a An. wly coppered and put tn plendid order, with accommodation: | = With such superior and unequalled acrangemeats, the sub- Hd P.M. eM tor passengers unequalled for comfort. ‘They are commanded | seribers coufidenily louk forward for a continuance 6 at sup 3° eM. by experienced ag eg will “ap soi ghatesemle} to sive port which bas been extended to them so many years, for which te generale afeetian. Yap ed Ho times be towed up the: are ermteful. opramisting money to their relatives, ean |. q.r remains for Westtiald, Plainfield, Boundbrook, Suinervitic ‘Neither the owners or captains of these ships will be respousi- | atall times obtain Drafts at sight for any aaoont,deawe alrcee enjconngct with, the 9 AM, end 4% PM trnide trom New ole for jewelry, bullion, precious stones, silver or plated ware, | on the Royal Bank of lrclank Dat inn at ON ht ‘are b beth own 2 cents erville, 7 cents, q Messrs. PRESCOTT, GROLE, AMES & CO. ts, NEW BRUNSWICK i ' kers, London, which wall be paid on demand at any of the Banka, or their kage, sent Ly @ 1put on beard of narra vading sre taken for the sacie an? remy autess regular el or ills 2 the value thereon expressed. Fare reduced. i ion throughout ‘or freiaht or se, appl: jtanches, iv all the principal towns: i, E50 t Dlished land marksof morality and relig! e big eK COLLINS & CO. 96 South sta or land, Seotlant aud Wales SSRN Bae AY Logeatlee Reheote! Fite eae daliy, the land. ’ HULLIN & WOODRUFF, Agent in New | Apply,oradd.ess, (if by letter pont paid.) Aiea oer ’ : Orleans, who will promptly forward all goods. to their address. OCH BROTHERS & CO a P.M. * : It is therefore necessary that something should be done ‘Phe ships of this line are warranted to sail Puncoually as ad- 39 Fulton street, New Vork, a i and great care will be taken to have woods ¢0 - next dour to the Fulton Bank. 9 M. But who is to do it ? red. id Line of Liverpool Packets sail trom this Ub Sundays che 5% and 73¢ A.M. trips fro ow Brunswie If none other will, I shall. 1 propose to republish in the cheapest form, in quick succession, a selection from the works of the best and purest RELIGIOUS AU THORS, be they Presbyterian, Episcopalian, Catholic, Methodist, Baptist, or any otherdenomination. These se- lections will not be on religious controversy—but such as treat on practical piety—on good works—and on the ge neral principles of Christianity, without the bad spirit of sectarianism. To carry out this project well, I possess a large printing establishment, and the Henao, a daily newspaper, of thirty thousand circulation, now considered the principal advertising organ in the country, capable of giving throughout the Union intelsigence of these works as they appear. This Printing Establishment comprisos 10 presses, 50 printers, 10,000 pounds of type, anda consump: tion of about 800 reams of paper, of all kinds, per week. We have every means in our ‘power to carry this pro- ject intv operation—and we believe that the American public is ready toaidand assist any man, who will throw himself into the breach, and endeavor to revive the an- cient piety, virtue, and principles of our forefathers, in opposition to modern scepticism and immorality, which are stealing stealthily over the present generation, under the masks of geology, mesmerism, fourierism, finance, neurology, transcendentalism, human perfectability, and the whole train of modern philosophy and light literature. JAMES GORDON BENNETT. To Business Advertisers. Advertisers and men of business, who want to make the selection of a vehicle for their notices in the ap proaching spring busit.ess, are particularly called to the following authentic documents, relative to the circulation of the two leading papers in the city :— on the ist and |: couutry will ct this favorite Line for Hh of each mouth, Parties NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKET». i and 2% P.M. Gain (rom New Fare between New Yor! Feturning to hit advantage to = m Brunswick vo ailfroon New York ov the 25th and§ Liverpool on the 13th ue New 1 cont to thy ir co! their conv) mont ay Rahway, 50 cent uf each month. ita preference to any oth The fare iv the d7q aud 724 A. M, utainfrom New Bruns: OLD ESTABLISHED MIGKANT wick. and 2% and ¢% ©. M trio trom New York, has been ve SAGE OF bk, 61 South street, New York—Reg- | duced. aan Naa Rote, lar Lue of Packets The sulvctiber. continues to Ney Fork aud New Brunswick, to 30 ecins 4 q 4 ; ons, cut persons from any part of Great Britain and Ireland, be anti Rahway to 375 ty ane Roscios Ca Colts seek oworsbr.* who may be engaged by their friends here, hy the regular tine | Passengers who procure therr tickets at the ticket office, 1e Blup SIDDONS, Canta ‘Cobb, '25th December. of packet ships, sailing every six days ‘rom Liverpoul. Pers | tive a ferry ticket gratia. Tickets are received by the cou Bhip SHERIDAN, Captain F. A. Depeyster, 25u) January. { 2008 sending for the is, may rely that just care will be | tuctor only on the day when purchased. nil 3m* ‘From Liverroon. taken 'o have them despatehed without delay in Livernvol.anl | “NEW YORK AND BOSTON KAIL ROAD LiN®. Ship SIDDONS, Captain Cobb, 13th October. will always endeavor to merit « coutinua icv of the public Via Nonwrc anp Woncester Maievads, Ship SHERIDAN, Cx ‘A, Depevater, 13th Novem’. | Patronage which fing urn so liberally bestowed (or many years | Composed of the tollow ng superior stenmefs running ii COX: Ship GARTUCK, Capt Skiddy, 13th December. past; and thove remitting inoney can have drafts payable at all | yeetion w Notwick & Worrester and Worcester & Bos- Ship ROSCIUS, Cyiain John Collins, i3th January." | the Banks and brane! hour the United Kingdom, ton Benit ‘These ships are all of the first class, upwards of 1686 tous, built | For further particular iby letter, post paid] to CRSTER, Capt.J H. Vanderbilt, anthe city of New York, with such’ improvements ascombine | _J6"_ JOHN HERD MAN, 61 South st. NEW HAVEN, Cape J. K: Dust. PAT . Capt reat speed With unusual comfort for FOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINK Re Packet of 25th February: Ship GARRICK, C ‘The Splendid Packer Ship | Ou and alter Mowlay, Nov aistehis line will be run tri-week- iam Skiddy, of 1000 tons, | iy, leaving New York, "Tuesdays, ‘Phundays ani Saturdays engers, Every care Nountaken in the arrangement of their nccommodati The prite of passage hence is $100, for w de provided. These ships are ¢pmmandi masters, whe will make every exertion to gi' tion hich ample stores ‘will haviug avcommodauions auequalled for spleudor or at Orlwans whart, foot of Wal! street, K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South etreet. ither the captains or owners of the ships will be responsi- rday. For freight or | only, at4 Cast Haver, ‘ary letters, parcels or packages sent by them, unless re- | Price of passage, $100. : wrarbilizof lading are signed therefor. Lue Packet Shp Roscius, Captain John Collins, of L100 7 Peck slip, < Vor {roight or ky pny to ” tous, will succeed the Garrick, and sail the 2th of March,her | ‘The new and splendid steamboct NEWHAVEN, Captain COLLINS & CO. 56 South st., New York, or to | regular d J.K. Dastan, will leave every Tuesday, Thursday aad Satur JAS. BROWN &'CO., Liverpool. Lt ‘afternoon, at 4 o'clock. and Hale's ips of thia will only be received at Gilpin’ oom. ‘a Letters by the packets will be charged 1234 cents per ews ; rs for Bostou will be forwarded immediately on the arrival of the above boats at Norwich, and will proceed with- out change of cars or baxyage. For further information, enquire at the office of . ALLEN, 39 Peck slip, ap stairs All persons are forbid trusting auy one on necount of the above boats or owners. MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL ROAD, theet: 50 cents per ounce, and newspapers | cent each. OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. na a. reg W Fly on the sips of this live sailing puuctnal- ly as advertise 36 ¢ BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LiVaR- POOL PAC K%T8.—Sails on Weduesday, te 1 Februar he moguificent pacuet ship COLU DUD, Vapt George A Cole, will sail positively on Wednes 1 L¥ebraary, her regular day. ‘ur passace in cabin, second cabin, and steerave, und those Wishing to secure the best berths, will please make early appli- cation on board, foot of Beckman st, or to he subscribers. ROCHE, BROTHERS & C! n2sr HE Ne THiecparched in the following orde lay of sailing falls on Sunday, the ng day. £ Packets ior Liverpool will hereafter be i r, excepting that when the pe will sail on the succeed- For Liverpool. Fox New York. The SOUTH AMERICA, 1 June July 19 £85 a ‘ulton 38, next door to Ful'on Bank, Br. Bailey, Qed 1 ‘Mar 19 | ,,N,8--Petsons sending to the CA Ete eta: | oman wih armor goneeret nea heey eat Et tecure 19 Aug 1 a Kbt oul inthe above Pao geoph oe ee a ‘dita onal ‘New York and The ENGLAND, ne Dee 7 | S8¥ ofthe packets comprising this old established maguificent | %*af- aod expeditious conveyance between New York ani ‘a Waite Ret tA April 7 | le jehictt sail fromm verbo! on the 7th aud 19th of every Moristawe, wil commence rauning two trips daily, Sundays . Le . is Aug 19 | Meath For passaze apply as above. je7r a ertedy ca and alter Sondny, Jam» b The OXFORD, myst Dee 19 PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL Tie vey Bestar n rae manta ele are a7 ANG poh gern. iz ‘Hathbone, arch Fi ‘Apri 9 superiut packet tah iam sal iste Cage Kaight, wu Piet ‘Train from New York will leave at9 A M—Newark at " al at iD y 9 M. cf . ior a a, 4 abana bry ie) t. s ieee ee ate Msded pecond Frain from New York will leave at 2% P M—New- .G. a 4 '¥ apy ark at 34% PM. The NORTH AMERICA, (Aug 1 Sept 19 | persouaily, or if by letter, postpaid. t» Passengers i oe Jan 19 JOSEPH McMURRAY, set. Lowber.Q April I Coa: 8 ae eee 160 Pug aire curner ot Buuth ui ‘ t ct Drafts for any amount. pa at suche 1 r The NEW YORK, Phe’ Feb 7] brauci,or agtucy Ofc bunk, 1s Ragland, Ireland and Sep Ney Yours 7 lelyy ia. T. B.Cropper.¢ April 19 june 7 | giveu by applyivg as above, Jy 24e Passengers by the Morning jew York will arrive The CAMBRIDGE, md Oct 17 OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS | at Morristown int me to diue at Of the Stages rua FOK LiVkKPOOL—Packet of the ist February — nor well known packet. ship COLU M- will positively sail as above, her regu ning west or port): from that place. i ln ee jarstow. The su, Boo, capt Cole, tar day, H.ving unsurpassed accommodations for cabin, second Cabin and steerage passengers. Pesons avout to embuark should make early applicativg on board the ship foot of Beek WINTER ARBANGEMEN', at YORK AND baa Uta amma KAILRUAD LINE The COLUMBUS, ‘T00 , egiteey day of sailing of sailing, ihe price of passage outward May 19 Paneswality neretofore. New Yorx Heaatp 80x Orricr, N. ¥., Dollars, forwhich ample stores of cverv description | tnay st, orto Ovrice, Nov.1, 1942. "ang. 20 1949. °y mill be provided, with the exception of wines and liquor. JOUN HERDMAN, : xssns. Peasse & Dnooxe: Mr. H.V. Burien :— wriich will be tarnished by the stewards. " ; se riots Shpuinauect. | Via Newark, New Bruntwick, Priicetou, ‘Trentou, Bordes GextLemes :— Six — GC. H. MARSHALL, 3 Surliaealip, N.Y. | grained inclond son bee thee ecg nals feeidang. in Great THROUGH IN SIX HOURS, Please to deliver atthe Please deliver at the Sun je24 Ivh BARING BROTHERS & CU., L’pooi. Of the ships composing thi drafts furnished " Leave New York, trom the toot of Liberty street, daily, at9 Herald Ottice,New York — Offiee, N. Y., five eR = amouut, payable without discount throughout the uutted kings | AM and 4% PM. Seven hundred and fifty reams of paper per week, for | TAPSCOTT'S, GENERAL. PASSAGE OFFICE, | Giincmiple ne above. Tareck” | |, Ae wonulnx sue proceeds to Mordentown, trom thence by reams per week of the smail six months from the 15th of “a ’ F 4 PACKET FOR HAVRE, —(Sccond Linc)—The | Spmoget to Ehutageipnia, Ae et 5 sized paper 23 >82— forthe October, 1842, to be of this md Snip 91: NICULAS, Soha B. Fells master, wil | piper aang kit “igre ret teh prema at gcti Daily Herald. quality, size and weight, the ‘aroun the Jat of Bebra. cugers will prucare their tickets at the office foot of ie ‘Also 60 reams per week of same to be paid for fn cash . , jOYD & HINCKE, berty street, where a com:nodions steamboat will be in re the large sized 82 44 forthe every two weeks. ‘The subscribers beg wo call the grtention of their (rieuds | jyitr No. 9 Loutine bail geass, with bagvaxe crates ou board. Weekly Herald, for one year M. Y. BEACH. e_peblic generally, to-thels superior menupioinay PACKET FOR MARS Philadelphia bagyaye ‘crates are conveyed from city to city, from this dute,to beof queli- I accept the above order, poly aes WNelend. Seotland or Wales, in tne megnificest Hue ship TRESCOTT, Coys, Lawn Apply | without being opmand by the Way ii ngiand, ireland, . i ; i a Ladies Car, in which are apart- ty equal to this specter - end agree to furnish the pe- | Packer shane: comprisin 7 2 orto BOYD & HINCKEN, Avents, | mente and dressing rooms expressly for thg Ladies neoe, e a Fayments to be made each per accordingly. Ni ISE'OR LIVERPOOL PACKETS” VIZ2— | ,,,,, 9 Toning Building. Hetunsing, the lines leave Philadelphia trom the, foot. of socek in aah, Jn full for that ‘ a OTE Shir RO DONS, Cama Copp. DRAFTS ON IRELA WD, Ke—The subscribers | Chestnut street by railroad from Camden, at 9 o’clock A M,and 4 ay aba bhip SH 1 " ble ou demand, withou Frit , ; 184 “4 continue to give draits payable mand, t | ‘The Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelphia at? A M, and 4F der and will deliver it as di- Ship cial Bani of Irland, aud these ranches in every Sounty. iy - 7 postal: P in E ND'AS Messrs. James Bult, Sov | DAILY PACKAGE. EXPRESS CAR FOR AL : PERSSE & BROOKS, ; ew & Co. bankers, Londoa, the Exchange ad Discouut Bank, TROY. AND BUFFALO. ALBANY INo.61 Liberty atrect, Sailmg twie Liverpoos, aud their branches throughout England and Wales James Rowe, - . Ix SCOTHAND—The Eastern Bank ot Scotland, the : Banvrs Botan, § Witnesses. den days, will make fire shipe wn ear} moni, throughout the | Greenock Banking Company, and brauches in te, priteipa o 7. dot towns; Sir Wm. Forbes, Hunter & Co. = - By theve documents it will be seen that the Herald hes | ™ Heaeayes Greet 2 London, Brito and Greenock tg New cern ime comic, wishing 9 ene mone other | By eho Housatonic an Rod aunine gh rom ca City ‘or fom Liverpool to New Orleans, Mobile, Savan a ; v- i - se much larger circulation than the Sun, and is therefore | ph, Charleston, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore, and the | with the'aine sod audiras of the arthen to lor ti be | phe anbseritet' phe piped Ses i AA Oe vario, s pers in British North America, can at all times pe en- A draft for the amount will be forwarded the first packet | toni Rail Road G to run an Express Car (exci decidedly the best for edvertising. Yet we would not 1 on Tiberel corms 4 rf Ore csone erbseine 60 send for their friemde oe fut wo yee Pm oo and acknowledgemeut of the same te- | for ou own parone} duly over thet road with the passe eons ” pe train, d he re he e own views and feelings. The paper maker for the Sun isa very respectable and very honorable man—aend a capi tal paper manufacturer. So also are our paper makers, Mesers. Persse and Brooks, with whom we have dealt to the extent of nearly $250,000 in paper, Advertisers will remember thee “facts. To the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year except New Year's day and Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- num—postages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning—price €} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum— postages paid—cash im advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing fast. It has the largest circulation of any paper in this city, or the world, and is therefore, the best channel for business men inthe city ur country. Pricas moderate—cash in ed- vance. NEW YORK LANCET, published weekly, price 12} cents per single copy—8 cents by the quantity. The price of this valuable periodical has hitherto been too cheap, in comparison to its utility, intelligence, and workmanship. It has, therefore, been advanced to $5 per annum for one year—$3 for a half year—or 12} cents per single copy—cash in advance, and postages paid. REVOLUTIONARY RELICS, or Letrens addressed by distinguished men to George Clinton, formerly Go- vernor of New York, during the revelution, and first pub. lished by permission of his grandson, Col. Beekman. A beautiful octavo edition in numbers—price 12} cents rach. THE ATHENEUM, 4 New Montuiy Journat oF Amenican ann Foarton Literatunn, ScieNcr, AND THE Fine Ants—Each number adorned with a beautiful en graving—price only 124 cents each. PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate prices, and in the most clegant style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Paorairto! tHe Henan Eotasuisnment, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau stroots. AGENTs, The following is a list of the agents for the Herald, where subscriptions will be received, apd single numbers are found for sale regularly :— George W. Redding .G. B. Zieber, WwW. Me | .G. B. Zieber & Co. .T 8. Hawks. lew Haven, Com «T.H. Pease. Hartford, Conn. J. W Judd, Albany, N.Y. <G. Jones. Troy, N.Y. «H, Green. Lanslagbvg ‘Thomas P. Richards. Newark, N. «D Smith. Sin J.C. Morgan. Robert Garnaban. jatthew Dougherty. - Morgan Safford. +L. Moore. ++ +8am el Crone. ++. William Solomon, Woodward & Mathews. Elizshethtown, WW. J. New Brunswick, N. J. Hudeon, N. George Clare. Augusta, Ga. 8. A. Holmes Mobile, Ala. Milton Bollemet. Pougbkeepsi Levi Smith. Trenton, ... J. Raunsley, Pittsharg, Pa... Jos. P. Israel Lonievitle, Ky Wheeling, Va.. New Loi Cor Newport. Uslog. Savant Nashville, cee the hs. Ai thts N Bhi LO) 8h ¥, mw RK. Ci o WM. & ’ a 616 Qct 1 Ju 750 t O Jul 800 tons, : } J on aN i é é tol 900 tons, Se we CB y tons, 4 G.A Hundred fo: It be a mea GOODHUE 0,64 hundred RK. and. th DONS b. HiyiDAN, Capeaiy Depa ip HOT TT OCHESTER. Cap New ship LI 1 \f supe composed 0 - i Paleon Li Ni Pei : ~ J ri In all here the f fr f To and th T. by sent, per fi i hi hi Greet od their bi aod pal 4, 45 TS RSE the th Fi fnahe coin Cay yiperee and gpramodat passenge andi sovly xc | BUS, [ony ckaes, Bales and Cases of Goods, &e., the above named or intermediate pla Willi attend promptly to the collection and payment of bills, cotes, drafts: account, aod sach other business as may be entrusted to their care. dar POMEROY & CO. 2 Walisreet, New York. PULLEN & COPP’S Iban will be taken to make -he passage agreeable, the ships being vier uy tt fitted ap with an eye solely to the com‘ort of passenge in all eases where the parties sent for decline coming, the money will be refunded without any deduction, as usual. A free e from the vanous seaports o ‘and Scotland can also be secured. REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &e., &e— ‘The subscriber continaes to transmit money, in suns large or small to persons residing ia any part. of tre: he same manuer w he, and his predecesser in basi re done for the last hirty years, and more; also, to any part of England or Scotland. Money revnitted by letter (post paid) to the: subscriber, or ‘ersonally deposited witn him, with the vame of the person or versons in Ireland, Englaud or'Seotlaud, to whem it is to be sent,and nearest post town, will be immediately transmitted and paid accord vl a receipt to that effect given er for warded to the In like mann ‘The regular pat kets for which the subseribers are agents, snil as follows, viz ‘—To and {rom London en the Ist, 10th, and 20ch of eact montt. Toand from Liverpool ow the Ist, 7th, ‘3th, Harh, and 5th of each mouth New Orleans. ‘Mobile, Savan- Charleston, throu ania som REMIT TAN the season. uder. money with or claims on. rsons in any port of Persons in the rentegt Big to send money to therr friends y, ‘DB ing the wi w name and (reland, England or Scotland, can be collected by the subscri- EXPRESS. ‘ a the parties wwrecsive iy, tn folyon a dra he | ger, for'persons residing in any part of the United or |. tens Banden | & Catt ing tispoeed of their route amount being forwarded per firtt packet, after the rece’ Catinda, and will be paid uo therm accordingly. re, tye’ ata’ Ginthanday at, Stereos "2 'cge Nees tnereof, and an acknowledgement for the. sane returned per | j12 Im¢r « B. Tr. ADC dar at Expr from New York, will continue to ron as heretofore, leaving New York, Albany and Troy, Daily , and connectat Tray with Jacobs? Moutreal Express, and will for- REVITT*£NCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOTLAND AND WALES.—Persons d ng OF remilting money to any parta’ the old e any amount on the Royal Bank of Iretand and on Prescett, Grote, Ames & Uo, Baukers, Londou which a ward Specie, Bauk Notes, Packuzes, Banal Ke., to any place between New York throughout the Canada’s. Also Boston, and West from Alban: 3, Cases of Goods, and Montreal, aud from Troy and Albany to alo, i al! times obtain rom the subscribers drafts at to Bul anther pode f 4 All business entrusted to their charge wal! be promptly at- oh Saad coors ot the Uated Rawls.” Vor tes apely ort tended (0, Particuiar atreation wiil be pad tthe collection reise W, & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, N. York. | by letter, host hatd, to of ustes, drafes, accestances, &e-s and prompt returns made. for *. rare . = age ROCHE BROTHERS & CO., he came, u s 35 Fultou.s:, next door to the Fulto» Bak PULLEN & Copp. an heretofore have x voguiaraue: | Officer—Pallen & Copp, 234 Wall street, New York. a ,sailvug weekly fro: Thos. Gough, 15 Exchange, Albany. 1 he underimentioned | pool, curing the eomiu» year 1819. Kor nasaace, 2G Silks, 226 River tinge, rey. ships will be regularly dispatebed’ trom hence and from Mar | ibove 8. Jacob's Excinnge Court St Paul at, Montreal seilles on the Ist ofeach month during the year, thay— ~ ‘ RERE 8 rom New York, | Marseilles. FOR LIVERPOOL FROM BOSTON. New Your ALBANY. Troy. MINERVA, Capt Brown, Novi. Jan A Feime, Ward & Kiug, I Humphrey, Ing, Pay cy Hi PRON Cap Sylvester, Dec 1. "eb 1 Jacob Little, & Co., ‘hos. Gough. Weils, GOURIER, Cape De w eee +f John T, Smith, & Con, 8. K Stow, RESCOTT: Latrence, Feb i ‘Api i Peooon'& Hoffman, |S. Doug! di SPONT CG Marl. May! , Carpenter & Vermilye, F. Leake BOKIOLANUS Ca Haile Arlt. Jon | ‘The Royal Mail Steamer CALEDONIA, will leave Boston & ‘They are ail copperea Copper fastened,and have excellent | fer Liverpool. via Halifax, ‘ednesday, Feb. Ist. Her ac- & Ca, nee ae ions for me commodations for passengers are superior. and fitted with every eRe ne rremer rNS ¢ price Of cabin passage will be $100, exclusive 0° wines | Comfort. She also curries an experienced surgeon. GOURAUD'S For passage or any other 525 6rr jiquors, a ‘é former ca PEL 3 os POUDRE SUBTILE, i besformaraed ee of ther Retier Usa these aston? pate” At Harnde Se Coc sth@, No 4 Wall at FOR COMPLETELY AND (ESMANENTLY or rded ight or RADICATI pamage 20?" (. BROOM & STATEN ISLAND FERRY, SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. mr BOYD & HINCKE: nts. of Foot of Whiteball street SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1848. . a needs not 0 a rand aie Dee. 24, the senmer STATEN ISLANDER Yr warivieto'be found rent CAAVE STATEN ISLAN NEW VoRK. ph) A Bd OLv ESTABLISHED EMIGKANT PASSAGE 8 A M, 9A.M. F, jeware of deletetions imitations OFFICE. "Sp. a. 6 eo r GOURAUD’s No. o1 SOUTH STREET, N.Y. dar Rig seared oes Gig eB AUT Eo trom Grew B the re sre teertn ment — = ivaller vermin t mp tehes, Sallow PASEA ce shasehstor subling on toa late 30h, toch, tte ond REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS Sores, and all cutan-ous eraptions, and elicit rg & healthy ih of ene micah foil [arwor'Wegsher cave how taishibe Moe Subic Liawd R 5 sdate, end "ro coe days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Fyom New York, Tuesdays, mea ‘aptain Barstow, Thursdays and Saturdays.—Fare to or from Cattskill, 50 cents. Blane D’Espagne, an excellent preparation for ‘Col —Berths % cents—Bupper 2% cents. 7 The new and fast stenmer WAVE, Captain Vanderbilt, will lesve Robinson st. pier Thursday Nov. 17th, at five o’clock. For farther particulars inquire of the ca) tain on board. By tunuing on the days'above named, there will b+ 2 daily com tunication between Catakill and New York (and in termediate ff places) for freight and passage at_red ness to the complexion, free generally entermy 1oto combina- Zant boxes at 25 cents © imparting @ pure, life like whi from the injurious properties for this purpose, Pat Gents.—New York—A\ ie HAM TH AM “ “GERORD onesie bene. Commercial Line is composed of torty superior, fast ships, all commanded by men of great experience. First trom Liverpool to Bosto: ‘Tne Siew Here Glass ships will al-o be despatel fa As, by Clow field; Greene & C: B RAIL ROAD LINE, OF 8 jew Orleans and Mobile, three Umes per urenth; to Bi BRO NEY CORR TO BEDFORD | Gresscr,, pei more, Charleston and Savannah, twice umenth, to the differ: | Members will tau a line at wove aed Beta co eetty the | Walle; Coggeshall, South Stcond ent ports in Butish North America weekly. the subscri ona Re or ata Milk ‘street, Boston; Lowell. € c in making known his arrangements fer the year 184%, begs (o “ ou fioase, Bedford, every Monday, | Newburyport, Hodge; Portamonth, Prest ns Portia call the attention of those persons residing ja the United idav morning at's o’cloc® ‘ * | Rxchange st; Bangor, Guild; Hallowell, Seame States, ‘anada, Who. Friah to send toy their friends to come Leaves the Kail Road Hotel, corner of Bowery and Broome | Jemey—Newark, U'cinpes Princeton, Dr. trou Enaland, (reland, Scotland and Wales, that they can al: | isNew York, every Tuesday, Wedue ary aod, Seturdey. | 76 ( hesnat strae.” Lancaster, He ut why deme wave be aceammedated by the line of packet ed mig ag Te eS arn HANEY | Robinson, periodient ngeat; Pieaburh, ‘Turtles Conevunit, 3,nud in order to give more fre 4 a 10) Che vi throagh White Ph ins’ Mills and’ Mile & Co, Majo Vas Richmond, Mre Fray ater, nt, v ean ships, comprin- Square to Bedford. Washington, Sei by athe Alexan C. ©. Berry; 1 Line will, in addition to the packets, be AM DEFOREST, B Haned, &e. ke Applications fa id (none Others are taken from the HI GC. LE Wis, ved witha N. ¥. city reverence, Liverpool agents, every three or four days ne the season, thereby avoiding any, dete Those Proprietors. Hartford; Charles | ing for their friends may rest astared shat every thing con- 4 thin a few 5 ¢ emarkable aud pected’ with lig bosiuees will be executed. with Rie weue) one torren during the | ‘rieal iuvenciom lor cory adtontios promptness, With these arranges " hem attained the hi he t piteh of gelebr y, a command a preference i : ity of a nest Of base counte public. patronase wich h phir oo from th mpeus® for his many years past; and arties decline coming oh = agers shou’ efore ' 6 on their guard and see the money is refunded, ax customary; a free passage cat also as & NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.—Pick f the Pondre Sub Te, Felix be ¥ steamboats from the differest ports mm Erelaud Ye et 6th Febvary. The splendid well Koown. fast ubtile, IN. ¥., ¢ h bottle, and the and S-otland to Liverpool. My ling packer ship ROCHESTER, Capt. Prilip engraved on'th rapper. Direc- Remittances and Dratis—With regard to ix arrangements | Woo r regular day, ench and English, accompany ea forthe payment of his deafis, they are each as to warrant every | havin rs. Woodhull & wber the only office im N. ¥. for the celebrated satiety Bae ae a the Roaice Uo Ormand, |) Mina ©, 1867 Walker street, one door from Brondway throng Britain an’ ty ot this ship far eabiv, second cabin and rm fore, he United state, wi hiv rerrit MONEY W be surpasee e IMyTOve eRIOK BLACK TEA} heir Iriends residing in atiy part oft ted Kiuecions, will dvyeket his rows of cc gp " ple “se notice on the reeeipt of the am ere, with name ane | {ni! to make earty apphestion op + Olin audress of the party to vecerve it, a dest forthe amount at. th. lelgated Sip, o1 te rate of $5 ver pound srerling, will be forwarded per ate xm ship W. & JT. TAPSCOTT, oh * elds, Chakatee, Rew; Wockta. tithes or by fist p chet, ship aud’ a Teeeyy or duplicte of same re 43 Pech Biip, cor. South st. | Nebages trioc So tonu and'st tt New Fore in Chase carved through the post office For farther particulars apply sot exiv yas of sending for the ir frie — in the old eoan- (if by leuter post pai) to trv, can have them brought oot om favorable terms, by the FCONOMY IN DRESS. JOHN HE RDMAN, 61 son yove favorite shi nich leaves Liverpoot on the $b of April TAY 10 : THe FF 7 au sup: tne commauty that Lam fauisheow eve t payable on demend, with: oe B.avere ortropal for , Would aug « and Neptune at, W. 0 Dock, pited with drafts for evy In Seotlard—Viesars Damel Wright & Co., Ulaagow. pied with draits for . nt, in all the prinerpal towns of Great Britain ‘and m @ tele of e. chong at pre: ¥ nouerste pri In Tretand—Diynis Del-oy, Esq., Bubliny Mestre, Josepn (‘1S * | which our seca anrunts have beeo offorded, and wou d solic: | je Mr. Wan. Cairns, Loud , & » Ho il ow real four those capede of anpree rate work. that ~ | hele 4 fast; Mir. Wan. Catrns, ouden - Tey ai ht Bachat ship Botti te eed the Roghester aad judas of he iuduc. te- ate offered to pepleg REESE! 8 Th : beg N WRURY TOR: Bank Notes wauted tora short ime | | UMBERMENS BANK ‘arren, Pa, Northamp: in the city requiring garments, will please learn *Drafuson Philadelhva and Boston, for syle at L N 4 na mee") SYLVESTER'S, Bank, Allentown, Pay Newperrrats, Yas, sea WM. T. JENNINGS, dar 52 Wall at and 190 Broadway, 2 Wail st, and 190 Broadway. j29 Im*e Draper aud Tailor. PORTRAIT OF PETER REIERSEN. \ Perer Reiersen, THE Dane. excellent engraving of this notorious “financier,” and is presented to the public in order that they may know his person when necessity calls for; such knowledge. Hestands about five feet nine or ten inches, lis genteel in his dress and person, and speaks French and German fluently, and very good English, although the German accent is perceptible in the latter. The above is an At the meeting of gentlemen at the Cu/é Tortoni, 130 Broadway, last week, nearly one hundred were present, and after the usual preliminary ceremonies, a chair was placed in the centre of the room for the occupation of those who had been sufierers by his talents, when Captain Josepu Exxis, of Brooklyn, related the following operation in which this Reiersen was the principal:—In the year 1842 Capt. Ellis met with ‘Capt. Jord, the commander of a Danish vessel, at Brooklyn, who wasacquainted with the vicinity of his birth and parentage, and having a sister still living, as he supposed, somewhere in the kingdom of Denmark, he incidentally spoke ot it, when Capt. Jord stated that he knew her well and the part of the country in which shelived. He informed Capt. Ellis, who is a Dane by birth, that one of his brothers and sisters were deceased,and also that the husband of his sister (whom Capt. E. had not seen for many years,) was dead, and she was in extreme- ly moderate circumstances, He also stated that he was about to return to Antwerp and would take any communicaiion that he sired, and bring an answer when he came back to this country. Letters were written, and de- on his return Captain Ellis received a reply trom his sister, stating her circumstances, &c. Through the advice of his wife, he then concluded to send his sister the sum of $50, which in that country would render her much aid. about to obtain a draft on Copenhagen for tha‘ amount, and was accidentally brought into the ac. He accordingly dooked quaintance of Peter Reiersen,who informed Captain Ellis that he could draw on his father in that city for any ordinary sum, he having recently forwarded a eargo of tobacco to his care for disposal. Captain Ellis having previously applied to the Danish consel of this city for a draft, and not being able to obtain it, placed reliance on Reiersen’s statement, and obtained a draft forthe amount, paying $35 in cash, and giving his note for $15, made payable as soou as he ascertained that the draft had been accepted and paid. But a few daystranspired, when Reiersen sent for the amount ef the note, but Captain Ellis re- fused to pay it, except in accordance with his agreement. As time rolled round, he received an answer from his sister, stating that she had received his letter containing the draft, with feelings of gra- tification and gratitude ; but on presenting it for payment, she was astonished and disappointed, on being informed that the drawer, Peter Reiersen, had no funds in the hands of the person on whom the draft was made payable, and that in addition, she was subjected to the expense of postage, &c., which Captain Ellis in his letter had stated he paid to Reiersen at the time he obtained the draft. Thus was this poor woman deprived of the kind off-ring of a long absent and honest heart- ed brother, through the act of Reiersen. In afew days after, Captain Ellis met him in the street, and asked if he intended to pay the money back, when the tollowing colloquy ensued 1— Carr. Extis.—Do you intend to return me the money you robbed me of ? Pere Retersen.—! have had no return letter yet; ven I does, I vill tell you. Etxis.—Do you know this handwriting that I hold here ? Perr.—Y ee-e~I have seen ft pefore; but the letter is not to me. Ettis.—Ne, you scoundrel, but it is from your father, on whom you drew the draft, and who says you have no money with him, and that he sent you $20 soon after you came to this country to help is very insulting toa gemman of my standing. Ex.is.—You cheating scoundrel, you, if you do | not pay the amount of the dra(t I will take it out of your hide, and thus make an example of you, in or der to warn other honest hard-working seamen of your practises. The captain did not put his threat in execution, however, but had Reirrson arrested and taken be fore the police, but owing to the lack of the affida vit of the person on which the draft was made, it was considered doubtful whether he could be con vieted of traud, and the case was dismissed No. 2 The next gentleman who presented the “ chair of explanation,” was Mr. French printer, of 7 Spruce street, late of 148 Nas- sau street, He stated that in September, 1641, nself on olineux, Vel, { don’t know; but I thinks such talk | . ——s Reierson came to his office, and ordered a quantity of circulars of the following character, but never vairl the amount of the bill. We give the cireular, to show the bent of this man’s genius: — New Yorx, Oct. 1, 1341 Sin, — We beg leave to inform you that we have taken Mr. James Godfrey Nichola and Mr. William Henry Williams iato partnership from this dey The firm remains “Peter Reiersen & Co.” dencies of the old firm will be settled by the old firm; and we crave your reference te our respec! signatures at foot. Weare, Sir, Your most obedient servents. Signature of P. Rerensen. Signature of James G. Nionors. Signature of Wa. Hewny WittiaMe. All depen- No. 3, Then came Mr. Todd, hatter,194 Broadway, who stated thatReiersen came to bis si bout two years since and represented himself as a surgeon in the U.S. Army who had been but recently appointed. — That he desired a military hat made according to hisorder, and presented a drawing for that purpose. The hat was manufactured at an expense of $21, and sent by a boy to his lodgings. He told the boy to call the next day, as he had not received his mo~ ney from the government, but expected it every me ment, when he would cancel the bill. All attempts to obtain the money or the hat proved fruitless, and Mr. T. contemplates obtaining ‘he worth of his lost goods by some other means which will be soon made manifest. No. 4. Next came agentleman representing the estate of HenryC. Hart, 173 Broadway, who informed the meeting that on the 13th of Sauuary, 184), Pete Reierson came into the store called the Bazaar, at the above named number, and ordered a bill gf fan- cy goods valued at 338,50, to be sent to his lodgings, and the cash would be paid. The articles were sent, bat the boy was humbugged, and hen an attempt was made to either obtain the goods or the money, Reierson threatened to kick the applicant out of doors if he did not Pave ienrenpeee: 0. Mr. John A. Denniston, cabinet makez, of 83 Broadway, stated that in 1841, Reierson called at his warehouse and purchased the upper part of a writing desk, which he ordered to be sent to 20 Wall street, and the bill, which was to be paid om delivery, to 29 New street. The desk wan rent, but when ie amount of the bill was called for, Reier- sen was not to be found. Mr. Denniston finding that he could get no money endeavored to, get the desk, but Reiersen stated that he hadsold it, A warrant was obtatned from the Police—Reiersen was arrested, but the wansaciion was sugh that no criminal process could be available, and he was discharged. . No. 6. : During last summer, Reiersen obtained admittance to the hoarding-house of Mrs, Waldron, 181 Broad- way, by representing that he was acquainted with some of the occupants of the house. An article, published in the Courier and Enquirer, caution- ing the public against his practices, attracied her attention, after he had been boarding in the house two weeks, when his bill was presented to him sor payment after breakfast. He atated that he would pay the amount when he came into dinner; but he has nv ver been back since to eat the dinner or pay the bill. No 7 Tn May last he engaged board at Mre. Wright's private hotel, corner ot Broadway and Cedar streets, but before he had been in the house three days, some of the boarders informed her of his character, and she presented him his bill for that short period, requesting him to leave the house. The same day she received the following note, but never obtained the money :— “New Yonx, June 6th, 1949. “Ma Wniont, Present. Mapame— “Your table being well laid out, but not sufficiently supplied, and the desert being very poor, [have concluded not any longer to take my dinner at yourplace. Your money, three dollars 87-100, are ready for you at any time Wishing you success, I am, madame, in hurry, “Your obdt. servt. “ REIERSEN,” No. 8. He took board at the Globe Hotel, with awoman whom he represented to be his wife, and when his first week’s bill was presented, vacated the premi- ses, and has not been seen there since. 0,9, In September last, George Leoni, of 114 John street, received a visit from. this specalator on time, and after representing himself as a West India mer- chant, entered into a purchase of portable desks, at four months credit, amounting to $280. He gave Henry A. Harrott (who wassent to State prison on Wednesday tor like practice+) asa reference, and then ordered the goods to be sent to a vessel loading for the West Indies, at the foot ef Burling slip. Be= fore sending the desks, he applied to Mr. Frederick Leisi, of 102 John street, whorepresented Reiersen in such a light that Mr. Leoni was preyented from losing the value or ba Oe 0. In 1840, Reiersen was enabled by some unknown means to charter the schooner September, for Weet Indies and port or ports and home for $1600, the first payment to be made at Havana. She was to be loaded at this port for St. Thomas, and sailed from thence to Havana in ballast. On ar.ival there the captain applied to Drake, Brothers & Co. for the first payment of the charter, when he was inform: ed that no funds had been placed in their possession for payment. The consequence was that the ves sel was detained at Havana for twenty days, at an expense, including port charges, of $163, and on her return to this port not a dollar could be obtain- ed from Pete Reiersen, the Dane,who ehartered the vessel. No. 11. Capt. Sunburnt, a foreigner, and $292 50 in the hands of Peter Harmony & Co. and Keiersen ad- vised him to draw it, as there was no faith in Ame- rican bankers. The money was drawn by his per- suasion, and the most of the funds expended be: Sunburnt obtained a eecond sight of him. No. 12. Bill of Peter Riersen, 14th of November, 1989. 1000 blue and red tickets for a lecture, $8 00 100 large show bills, 300 A subscription toa French newspaper and an advertisement, 600 $17 00 When Peter Reiersen came in my office to order this work, he spoke French aa well asa Frenchinan, bat when I asked him for my money he forgot that lanj eg and took the opportunity to answer in’English, waict { did not know at that time, Si: then my efforts to be paid for my work have been without success. 8. A. LESUEUR, Late Printer, 8 Barclay st. now 78 Duane st. In addition to the above, there were some twenty persons in attendance who represented various debts due them by this individual, in the contracting of which he had used deceptive arts, but the above are suc.cient for the presen! purpose. x No. 13, The particulars forming ihe basis of the following suit in the Common Pleas, hove been prepared for the action of Mr. Distriet Attorney Whiting, who will bring about a different resat from that obtained in the civil court, New Youx Commow Pra Theodore Cordua vs. Peter Reieren—Action on the case (trover)—Received, New York, June 2th, 1841, from Mr. ‘Theodore Cocdua, the sum of twenty five dollars,as coun- sel fee in the above entitled suit. JOHN A. STEMMLER, Attorney for the above plaintiff, No.7 Wall street, New York City. No. 14. The trick he played Berdotti of the Café Tortoni, Broadway, has been previously published. The coat and Overcoat taken by him from Reiersen’s bed room, in p:yment for the supper for himself,two women and one of his associates, will be sdld at auction ina few days, to the highest bidder P pa, at ai iron. "Sale to eo« knownon de wr, atthe Hoel burg 259 tons flit ber railed Hoek, AM. ‘Terms msde ORE & ROCKAFELLOW. Phil fl nna.. aby nee at 10 oe b PLATES perared by vew York, 65 Vranklia of $1 59, are acknow- TRO. MAGNE av of Paris, eat ti id io & Sey Mee INGING PART 1g Ove Winter sng, by call ef hormone a’ the avove, will moet wih a dengitful treat, Mheonair wiil be takea at 9 P.M. Ma el G_ EVANS & CO. BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES boyght pad oot iy2 iw 22 Walla, and 100 Broads,