The New York Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. 1X.—No. 42,— Whole No, 3205. NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 11, 1843. NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. | "e ailfrom New York on the 25th andj Liverpool on the 19th Ww LI : O¥ LIVERPOOL PACKETS. To the Public. THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- py emioei-<ane af cach month lished every day of the year except New Year ee y & i fo suit irom New Yorn i0-h, and from Liverpool Sthut each Fourthof July. Price 9 cents por copy—or $7 26 per an- r Pip phe raacedy To 4 4 fe a he ‘um—postages pald—cash In edvance, Ship GARRICK, Caytaiu Win, Skiddy, 25th February. P Phi eee 16th Feb'ry. THE WEEKLY HERALD—publishedevery Saturday | 3h ROSCIUS, Catan Johu Cols, ath March Ship HOPTINGUER,' 109 tome, iguh March morning—price 6} cents per copy, or $8 12 perannum— | Shi) SHERIDAN, Captain FA, Depeyater tous May. New ship LIVEMPOOL, 1120 1008, § guy April postages paid—cash in advance. Vom Luvenroen: John Eldsivge, ; Ship SIDDONS, Captain BB. Cabb, 1th Februazy New ship +1200 tons, $ 6th May. ADVERTISERS are informed thet the circulation of ERIDA\ F. A, Depeyater, 13th . These substan city of New York, Ship SHI N; ins n Sib GARIUCK, Canta yah April Ship ROSCIUS,’ Captain John Collins, 13¢ RA These ships are all of the first class, upwards of 1004 tons, built othe city of New York, with such’ improvements sscombmne sreat speed with unusual’ comfort for passengers. Every care was been taken in the arrangement, of theit ‘necommodations The price of passage hence is $100, for which ample stores will ve provided. These ships are commanded by experienced nasters, whe will make e¥ery exertion to give general atiafne ton Neither the captaims or owners of the ships will be cesponsi- ote for at y letters, parcels or packages sent by them, unless re bts of laditg ary signed there i Fi Te COLLINS wtb: Rare sha hden, York oF 0 1. & JAS. BROWN &'CO. erpool., Letters by the packets will be charged 123 cents per single sheet: 90 cents per ounce, and newspapers Iceuteach,_ Yr I, fast 10g, first class shins, all built rec mmavded by men of experien abiliry, aus will be despatched; uuctually om the 16th of m:mh. ‘Their cabins are elgant and commodions, snd are furnished vith whatever can couduce to the esse aud comfortol passen> gers, Neithert the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasizg ast. Ithas the largest cireulation of any paper in this city, or the world, and is therefore, the best channel for business ‘men inthe city vr country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- vance. PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate erices, and in the most elegant style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proraiston or THE Henan Eerasuisument, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, AGENTS, ‘1ne following is @ list of the agents for the Herald, HH. . ‘Thomas P. Richards, +D Smith. we. 2 °S-. Morgan. Carnehan. Matthew Dougherty. + ++ Mot +L. Moore. «+++ Samuel Crane. . «William Solomon, ++++»Woodward & Mathews. € captains or owners of these shiys will be respen- Ne for any ls or packages sent by thei, un ess regu ar Jading are ct ad Shoes Ore. tr freight or ph-soge apuly to OSDHULE & MI TURNS, Sonth steet. New York, BROTHERS & 0. r ROM GREAL .... AND 3e 87 orto FIELDEN, pool. OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. PAS THE BLACK BALL ORD LINE OF, ptions will be recei 4 single bers EAgiline oer U veronal oa the PACKERS f th) where subscriptions wi received, and single num! jailing from Liverpool oa the 7th and 19th of every month. sre found tor sale regularly +— pe ANE. of Pichets or Liverpool willhereafier be | ean mae the necessary artangemesuamih tie ealcetbe nal AT WHAT PLACR. despatched in the following order, excepting that when the hls manent cine. of Peskenaaiithe Puen, \ay of suing falls on Sunday, the ships will sail on the sueceed- eeaally of SH an iahohetee Soe Philedeiphi vw day. Fo: New York. For Liverpool, | i,t. will also have aise rate claus of American tradi Bultimore.. ....+. The SOUTH AMERICA, (June 1 July 19 "dius of the Bion (ie Ye Washington, D.C .. 616 tons. yet Ig ey shall be forwarded Butfalo, N. ¥..... + : D.G. Bailey, 0 Feb A fares New Haven, Conn..... The ENGLAND, 7 Should the parties agreed for not come out, the money will Hartford, Conn... ..++++++-J3. W. Judd, 30 ‘Oey. Waite. ; be returned to those who paid it here, wichout any reduc song, 2, *- “Groen The OXFORD, 18 | he Black Ball, or Old Line of Liverpool Pack i ‘Troy, N. ¥. ern 200 tons, iS | yz Re Blagh Ball, or Old 1ine of Liverpool! Packets, comprise Lansingb’rg & Waterford,N J. Hathbone, 9 | The OXFORD, tie New yor, Newark 2 The EUROPE, ry 7 CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS ce vee atanang Mar 19 +) ER ep NOTH ANERISA! The NORTH AMERICA, (Aug 1 19] With such. superior and unequalled ari ats, the Ae tinwet keen 7 18 | scribers confidently look forward for continuance 6 the NEW YORE, eae 7 | port which has been extended to them 4o many years, f Rochester, N. ¥- tous, 3 7 | “Fhone proceeding, or remitting monev to their relatives, can Elizabethtown, N. J. he canmntsen “CApril 18 17 | stall times obtain Orafts at sight for any amount, drawn direct New Brunswick, N. J. e LIDGE, Ge. 1 | on the lank of Ireland, Dub lin, also.om St. Louis, Mo. ae jan srs, PRESCOTT, GROTE, AMES. & CO. a ma arstow.( May 1 19 ‘Bankers, London, Charleston,.. ++. Amos Head. The COLUMBUS, Sep 19 § | which will be paid on demand at any of the Banks, or their Hi A 700 tows, yan is $ | Branches, in all the principal towns throughout England, Ire- Augusi eee oS. sey 07 A. Cole. CMay 19 Jory yy | land, Seottand and Wales. M file, Ala... +++ eMilton peperenlien pe a of sailing, will we observed as | Apply, or addres iby letter post prid) oes & CO Poughkee is Hundred Dollars, for which ample stores of e iption Se erence eee ee 35 Falcon street, New York, ‘ script with the exception of wines and liquors, next door to the Fulton Bank. will be provided, whieh will be fu . shed by the stewards. N.B.—The Old Line of Liverpool Packets sail from this Louisville, Ky. ODHUE ECO. eh South at xy, | port fOr Liverpool on the (st and ith of each month, Parties Wheeling, Va... reuivn —_BATUNG BROTHERS Eee, returning to the old country will find it to their comfort and advantage Lo select this preference to any other. OLD" ESTABLISHED EMIGHANT PAS SAGE OF FILE, 61 South street, New York—Reg- ular Line of Packvts—The it persons from any part of -d by their friends ng ver sous ending for thet frien fe,_ma t taken 10 have them despuched without delay in Liverpool ,and will always endeavor to merit a eoutmua iee_of the public patronage which has been so liberally bestowed for many years past: and those remitting money can have drafts. payable at ail the Banks and branches throughout the United Kingdom. For furth iewlars, apoly Lif by | o for arte pees BTA OB APR PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOUL—Tie ver penior packet ship MEMPHIS. Capt Knight, wil us New London, Gon. favorite Line for their conveyance, in a27'r FOR NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PAC: ae ne bert h er ic tb ° ate Te fs mended to i ton the Sth, 10th, 15th, 20ch a Amo’ A. Billings. nes Robertson. LE0HI RAY GID day: : v rely that just care will despacch a shi from this rort ith, 20th, an jouth, com: enciny the 16th Getober and contine when rexaiar days will be appointed for the re- mainder of the year, whereby great delays and disappointmen's will be j revented daring the summer monthe. The followirg hips wit! commence this arrangement t YA Comell GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, N. W. CORNER O Is supplied wit and econ: FAMEO Pablie attention i» surance that amp! graphy, press work, common, large or execued. LTON AND NASSAU 8TS. ial necearary for the i ion of every de: prompt, neat, , Captain Hunt. puon of SPEARE, Cy ntain Miner. from Liverpool early in March. wishing to send for their friends can have them broug! hy out ie har or any of the yoguler packets by applying TsO Or letter, it pei ny a iii yieten POSSEPH McMU: 160 Pine street, corner ut FP g—Drafts for any amount, jayable branch, or agency of a bank, in England, by applving as abo RRAY, South. I builtin the city of New York, express for packets, are of light draft of water, have recently been {wy coppered and putin splendid order, ‘accommodations for passengers unequalled for comfort. ‘They are commanded by experienced masters, who will make every exertien to give . ‘They will at all times be towed up and ippi by, steamboats. con ta Neither the owners or captains of these ships will be responsi- 1e for jewelry, bullion, precious stones, silver or plated ware or for any letters, LABELS, WAS aL rat Paske: MED ees wih diate despatch. For.passage early application My et with immediate despatch, For. passat ly appl ae STS FOR ai hoe | nee rpm oe Bis ina oe abel for the sume ‘sod ding for their iietas' con Rate theme THEATRES, CIRCUSES, CONCERTS, MUSEUMS, | "tor freight or esata weniweewe ts thowe thing to remit mouey can have drat for any Lm) LECTURES, PUBLIC MEETINGS, HULLIN & WOODRUFF, Agent tn New | OrGreat Brita apd Ireland eee alt the prineipal towns Or any other plac ere, tha Janse, description of yoy te Opjoane, who wills romply icine | ;soods to pt eper = = ic jared. ‘The faci w not Office in this elty, for. besides the Targe assortmentot PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, ‘This establishment has the LARGEST PRESSES IN THE CITY. Great pains have been taken to provide every material that therefore persons having occa rertised, and great eare will be taken to have the goods correet- iy measured. ; 104 TAPSUOTT’S GtsNERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, 43 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK. DRAFTS ON IRELAND, te—The subscribers coutinue toxive drafts payable on demand, without iscount, or any charge whatsoever. N Ute. AND—The National Bank of Ireland, the Provin- of Ireland, and their branches in every county. N ENGLAND AND WALES—Messrs. James Bult, Son &.Co., bankers, London, fhe Exchange aud Discount wpank, ‘iverpoot, and their branches throughout England a les. IN SCOThAND—The Eastern Bank ot Scotland, the cial Bank ean po-sibly bed ic : : 7 Oi id branches in the principal SI greatly to hetradvantage to | The subscribers beg to call ‘the attention of their friends | lie Wns Borkes, Hincter 4: Oi trourze this establishment. ; nd the public generally, to their superior arrangements | ‘pae3,Sit Wm. Forbes, Hu “~ PAC Auy size or fori of Bill can be furnished at very short | for bring mf Ont qesenge from, and remntiog money top any | genoa i, the comuey, wishing, pemit money. to theur notice. }, lrelavd, Scotland or jes, in tne magnificent ion ts . 4 “4 ST Ha UNG NRRGNEDI papain | een eree aT tt Oetncrs pelea! of ttle twee BS Hee ease cote Chapman teenie | NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,” viz.i— | ‘ith the vameand addren of the partice to, whom packet Ryzor Strop, do freely recommend it as being er to any gue ODORS cate, Collins after the receipt thereof, and acknowledgement of the sam. re thing whi \itherto come under our nutice of a similar ua- ship SHRRIDAN, rarned per first post rt $ i— fs oa da W & dT TAPSCOTT. 43 Peel , New York sew ets, importers of hardware, No 903 Pe Re Sip HOTAINL WEMITIANCES TO IKELAND, &c., we: . wp SOUTHER NER, ‘The subscriber continues to transmit money, in sume E'Brothers, do go 215 do Shi ROCHESTER, Captain Palmer. arge or small to persons residing iu any part of [re- y 0 ge Biss, ee New ship LIVERPOOL. Captun Eldredge. and, i the same manuer w he, and his predecesser in busi- vdeo & Phelis 3 7 Fouth William. | gaitmg wwice every monih; wad with the UNITED LINE,” | ves’ have done for the last hirty Years, aud more; alao, to any Jyesy rg Ba) “4 spa com f su class Ameriean ships, sailing every | Part of Kngland or Scotland. Kistam, Brice Joues, Ho a, fe) ps imeach month throughout. the louey remitted by letter (post paid) to the subscriber, or S\elman & Fraver, importers of Fu 196 Pear! st. rears (or 008 every sin days) thereby preveuping tha west lly deposited witn him, with the name of the person or i porter of drugs, 44 Ced-r ou & Co, importers of Dry Goeds, 55 Cedar at. Arsdale & Couper, Wetches, 11 Maiden Lane. ura of Stationery. 245 Pearl at, ical Tustrument manufacturer, 3536 England or Scotland, to whom it is to be dent, and neare town, will be immediately transmitted and paid accordingly, and a receipt to that effect n or for- warded tothe sender. Iu like mumines money with o: claims on persons in any part ot treland, England or Scotland, can be collected by the subser lity of unnecessary detenci kes direct from London, Bristol and Greenock to New York. “Also fiom Liverpool to New Orleans, Mobile, Sayan nah, Charleston, Philadelphia, Bostou and Baltimore, ‘and vanio, s porrs in British North America, can at all gaged on liberal term: ore, times he en- t the manufacturer's prices of the Persons wishing to send for their friends, will not fal vo see | get, for'persons residing in auy partof the United States, oF the prinespal taney stoves through- | he advantages to be derived (rom selecting this. line ia preter: | Canada, and w be pad to them accordingly. ‘iMiam £3 Imm ence to any t, aud they may rest assured that unt I care j12 lm*r SORE MeRRIDK Tp aot etar et HAPT AND TENDER FLESH OR ERUPTIONS, | will br caken to make -he passage agrecable, the ships. being REVITTANG Cites Dishgurements ul the Fece and Dareor Yellow obtes'| Shug ath oo coe tbI ly en eee eee, SCOTLAND AND. WALES po L AND, sored by the. lia ian Chemical Soap. Salt Rheum, reek: | ‘In all eraes where the parties sent for decline coming, the lug OF remitting money toany. part ot the old om sea, scurvy. pimples, erya'pelas. blotches, morphew money will be refunded any deduction, as usua cau imes obtain._rom the subsertbers’ rates at sghee to insects, DO it will chang: seaports of Ireland and Scotland toes, &e., joa or disco} w it on the Royal Bank of Ireland and on 5 free passage from the rar ean.also be secured. » for sar, ‘The regular packets for which the subscribers are agents, sxil nd a0 color of dark, sunvu i, yel ian Cl i Soup ix re jored skin. ‘hemical of the Prescott, Grote, Ames & Uo, Baukers, Loudou whic) are free of discount or any charge Whataoever, in all the 01 ight the Dhedi jovving, and its | as follows, viz *—To and from Loudon on the let, 10th and 20th : ; ginetpel Inveutor, M, Bes janthiopiat. Itiseuriog thousands | of cack: montr. ‘To and from Liverpool ga the’ laty Tah, rath, | fOvToe ot We United Kingdom. Kor terms, apply or advent possessions. It entrely eradi- | 19ch, and of each month New Orleans, Mobile, ‘Savan- ROCHE BROTHERS & CO., f the skin, imparti nah,'an Charleston, ‘yeekly thronghoat the season. 35 Fulton si, next door to the Fultow Bank. health! ul cle» P. S.—The subscribers wili as heretofore have a regular sue: i suf Personein the country wishing to send money to ther friends | cession of Uisteline Amor cantina om Li commend itto all. ‘ by caclosiug the sum they wish sent, with the name apd ad | yool, during: the prearmt veut, her nae eet omy ky dn fact there are many ph: sicians vho now prescribe tt dress of the parties toreceive it, m-y rely on adraft for the | ort: AMKS D. bh OCHE, 14 Goree Fiazzis. cases that have baffled their skull. I myself’ have see amioo ot being forwarded ‘ the receipt | “it tae eruptions alter p-rsous have tried inward andcutwand reme- | tnereof, and ab acknowledgement for the ‘sane. returued per ew LINE LIVERPOOL PACK DT pk dics in aly, ond cestally it gives discolored shiu a delicious | mal % Ny et. ieth Febuary —The spleulid well known. fast healthy, clear look. ‘Weis vod at 50 cents cake by ihe pro: | “Drafts at sight, for any amount, are payable on demand, with- et boary <The pleuid, well known, f Brey, age ap of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, oat Gieowant or tay psy chara, ats e National and orm bat ot] pack Doel eal Ne thee tat sot ee ew . rf cial Banks of Irelavd and branches, Eastern { i aby ra ‘Anpoiuted Agentsmdlieber, 24 and Dock sts, Phila, or next | Greenock, und their branches, Messrs, Jame havin « )mmenced her regula: trips in Mess. Woodhu D C58 Sinte si. Boston; | Bankers, Londo, Exchange’ and. | Bak | Mipen. Naw Line of Liverooo| Packets in every p fe ed Ty oT Ki ts ly; Monistown, N. Jy Ferre, jeuts wanted in al! other cities. steerage passengers,canpot be: nepreof the new modelled g berths should Bet fait MP, nriber puticnlare made known on application, if by letter, vt | Poise TW, & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, N. York. iil be regularly dispatched” from hence and. from M 2 on the ist ofeach inonth during tre year, thurs to the Awere n Hotel,’ oe $7 Siate ot, Albany: 19 Felon st. Brooklyn; Chi . F. vs Ce t ohipa. Persons to make early appl wo W.'& J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Siip, cor. South xt. jing thr ir friends in the old coun- m brought out on favorable terms, by the ip. which leaves Liverpool on the Sih of A her regular day, and those wishing to remit mouey ean be plied with drafts for apy amcunt payable on demand, wil we ovat, “sot of Burling FOR comaeg ene CNP PEK RADIOATING ANENTLY SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. 4 HE universal arity of this jastly celebrated Chi i re: reparatiou for the destruction of ine sergageet tas teenies HERVA, Capt Brown, "O™Ngw York: Marseilles. | Fiveount, in all the priucipal towns vf Great Britain ‘and. Ire: fiom the soft down on temales upper tiprand armate the, | ff MMPSON, Cap Sylvester, Dect. Hebi " aoe ard of mu, needs not word ofeommentin ite | EQURIER coed Yet ye “The packet ship Hottinguer will sueceed the Roehester, and brat: ea auile wy dace fo be found tn chi city sooeuel it tare Livivses, . red vail on the 16ch March, her regular ‘iter only at the original of at, one deor from | HIELLES| . ‘dame, 4 ) : aL Broadway-—6i ver botile, Beware of deletefious imitations, 89 OLANUS, Cap Haile 2) k0 Sear | Bee an NON RAN SR RATT Where may be had y are all copperee and copper fastened,and have excellent Of 1200,tons and 440 horse power each. aceommot ‘Under centract with the Lords of the-Admiraity. GOURAUD’s EAU DE BEAUTE. unrivalled for extermin-ting Tan, Pimples, Blotches, Sallow | andliquors. ‘ctitaneous eruptions, healthy |. Goods addressed to BOY! CKEN, Sper bottle prego be forwarded free of other Siuaimeceomdta Rouge,—a superb article, and For freight or passage apply to per bot G. BROOM & CO, orto HBERNIA, . H. ©. Judkins, Commander. Gouraud’s Blane. D’Eapagne, an exc Rew Preparation for over BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents. BRITANNIA, id: Hewitt, do imyparur Ri whiter wo vexion, 3 = eed “ . Go. fron elnidn a opera eenenlipenecvicsconibue: | SERING ARRANGEMENT FOR 138. aa s ¥ Rh in elegant boxes at 2% cents each, OLUMBIA, E. C. ) 5 Rien pany, penrie, 4 Ly Lam wil sail trons Liverpool sad Bose, i Grate Bo ile, pont Con OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE | Actdis,, yn ‘“ OFFICE. No. 61 SOUTH STREET, N. Y. Hibernia’ Juak /ASS8AGE to and from Great Brita and irelond by the re- | ‘The accommod avlar line of packets, sailing on the tet, 7th, 13th, loth and ‘The vessels ore 25th of exch mouth. The old Black Ball line of packets are as followa— iueed to $120. hip NEW YORK, Captain Cropper, iuformation apply to Jerse! CAMBRIDGE, Captain Bustow, M, JK.,at HARNDEN & COS, No, 3 Wall-st, ‘76 Chesnut strece, druggist; Harrisburgh: COLUMBUS, Ca Robinson, peri gh, Turtles Cinerunati, EX ROPE, Cont Richmond, Nr. Bravecr’ SOUTH AMERIC REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS OC Bont * NORTH AMERIC KILL, and intermediaie landings, without tow barges —Regular days fy m Cattskill, ENGLAND, Captain OXFO! son bese rieations for ayes 2 cies mus paid ( : “ IRD, Captain Rathbone, days, Wednesdays and Wridays. yom NewYork, Tavsdays, fice). and accompanied with a hexcep |. The Commercial Live im composed of (orty superior, fast | Thutsdays and Saturdays.—Ware to or from Cattshill, 50 cents: tionable. Within a few years this re Hehe | siliog ships, all commanded by men of great experienes. First | —Berths 25 centa—Supper 25 completely Glass ships will also be despatched irom Liverpool to Boston, | ‘The new and fast steamer WAVE, Captain Vanderbilt, will highe New Orieans and Mobile, three times per wonth; to Balti: | leave Robinson st, pier Thursday Nov. 17th, at five o'clock. excited the cupidity of a nest of base more, Charleston and Savannah, twice a month, to the differs Fog further particulars inquire of the caj tain on board. By tempt to.snateh fr ent ports in British Noith America weekly, ‘Whe subscriber, | runuing on the days'above named, there will be a daily com labor. Purchase eon year 1842, begs to ion between Catskill and New York (and intermediate bottle of the Poudre Subtite 8 gu the’ United | places) for freightand passage at_reduced prices. nit " eir friends to come » cast ID eng ved ow the outside Wrapper.’ ne 1 Wy ba nly office m N. for the above celebea falker street, one door from Broadway Poudre Subtil fae simil French aud er ber Coametie, is 67 _i6 line ‘Canada i Fe wp res Dag er ed pene A RAIL ROAD LINE OF STAGE: ways Wh coeothontdated By’ tne line of maker FROM NEWYORK To BEDROMES z On and after Tuesday, January 3d,_ 1843, the rants rat clans wellknown Americas anise torrie: | subscribers will run a line of sugeslrom Bedford to New York ig the Commercial Line will, in addiuon to the packets, be | three times.» week, as foliows:— A TCHER AND TW eo tehed by his Liverpool agents, every three or four days | .,Ueaves Seely’ ou House, Bedford, every Monday, ATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW—As ah ee eeth rey S ye | Wedne sd Friday morning at'83 o'clock. WwW suseriner is consianty receiving all descrip x of ‘Gord met Shake Meni Bay povamtred | in heat dine ome Teeayea the Hail Road Hotel, comes Sf Bowery and, Broome ne Inovabled to of | Rected with bis business will be executed with his usaal | s% New York, every Thunday, Weduesday and Sacarday farert iu England, Fatice and Switzer! prom With these nvangetenta he subscriberopesey | morning, bythe’ clock prssing Marble Hall, & ast 10 ‘much leas prices, at retailythan other hor . Also, Gold Chains, Keys, a1 id Pencile Gold Watches alone ts mw crasolinn cake a ¥y Chester, and Newcastle, and through | atches aud Jewel J 4 iy ghaneed or bought. All Watches war: Mills an and a continastioa of the bee so liberally jowea for eases when parties decline coming Pi bins’ Mile Square to Bedford tend ren mh mga Ot RAKOREST. ranted to keep fe money retarned. “Watches, | bevecured | as customary; a free passage can also na faa tae the Fest manner and warranted, sd Soothe Liverpoot. the Giferent yorts ww Ieland 1 ce ed Hi Lice of Sages will continue my ra ding the PE-ALEEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, | forse payment of hie draft, het eee meel acis arrancements | is tT elocks ? Mi, Sundae excepted, °eks and New 19 Im®ee Nesale and Recah sa eats Action» 4nd ate pad at alte Sane cate anes Pee ‘HikaM beworxsr, UNSURPASSED BY OPPOSITION, eitsaia and Ireland. ‘Those persons, there: insesaaiscinianiaiinaian daa. 202 BROADWAY, th ding in any part of the Uaneed: Kingdon whl WINTER, ARRANGEMENT. . THE cheaperten:h taloting eetablihinen inthe cityeOw- | 0 the receipt of the amount here, with name ane a ay ae ha ied the subrert t 2 ; obbs Ferry, Tarry Town, 9, 4 the libe eheouregemem Beneey ae LSS ver pouud srecling. vill beefed tne amount at she onneci{on with ine Hevlem teniimned ee forwarded per steam ships ce or by frst picket, 8 York at 9 o'clock daily, b & Fecerpt or duplicate of same re- tarved through the. post office Bor further particulars appl and will convey nge rs oanelen i i ply, nd of fume gnenss | GFDY lester poste? ne RDMAN. 61 South oth Gay and Saurday, the line will be extended to Soden, Oo He 3% Ww. BINSON, Goree Planes” Mondays, Wedn'sdays aud Fridays from $dom tg NewYork. D cu v J % q x oprieter, Messrs, Danrel Wrighe & Coc tases Pel ‘The Raitrond Fare from Williamsbridge to New York ie 25 « employ Sue ot the and mosi nat tay, Wubliny Messrs. Josepn | oh! lower OD Orr tee heme’ Botan ot anemones b +, hondonderty; A. Mar | SALT —Zi60 sucks Aahtow's Silt, [actory tilled mow Innding elo. bi ayn lor sale extent E: Paw from abip Sheridan, aud for sale b radwaly' ida Ata N&Q Rofo, Gan Si wan prrrarrrss ' We OLET Ns & CO. 58 ot Chey Oaeh Tailoring Kaye, Taree an SO rina ELT —Patont edhesive Feit for sheathing (ove of hou ‘Breadway! au ‘ail st and 10 Broadway, i ships bottoms, iy ye in lots to suit purchasers, by « COLLIN SER CO, 56 South at. NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS. PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK uced to 36 cents. From tne foot of Courtlandt street, New York (Every day—Sunday suacepted. Leaves New Yor Fo res Newark Ato AM. Ats P.M = Att? AM, At lig FM. 16 do. 4. do. 8 do. 3% do. 4% do 9 de 6 do T do. it 10 do, i ON SUNDAYS. From the foot of Courtlande stre: Leave New York, Leave Newark. Ac PIM Ae 16 BML and 40 P.M NEW YORK, ELIZABETH TOWN, Leave New York Leave Elizabeth ‘Town. a 8 ay 1AM. 46 P.M. 16 Me PM. 9 ‘The trams for Westfield, Mainfield, Bou: »,eonnect with the 9 A M, 2and 4% P ly, Sundays excepte between New York and Elizabeth Town 25 cents. Hore becween a « and Somerville, 73 cents, vey YORK, RAHWAY AND NEW BRUNSWICK. [yom the foor ot Lheity sumer, dail Tom the foot of Liberty street, ly. Leave New York. Leave New Brunswick Ata AM. ; brook, Somerville trains trom New L sail P.M. Qn Sundays the 53 and 736 4.M. trips from New Brunswick and 2 vew M. train from New Y ork, are omitted. Fare between New Yor's and New Brunswick Kahway, 50 cents The fare in the dq and 736 A. M.trainfrom New Brus wick, and 2% and 4% ft’. M. train from New York, has been re 19 cents duced. is York and New Bruuswick, to 50 cents. and Rahway to « Passengers who procure their tickets at the ticket office, re geive aferry ticket gratis, ‘Tickets are received by the con toetor only on the day when purchased. BLL 3in* NEW YORK AND BUSTON RAIL ROAD LINE. Oe Via NORWIOR anp Wonrcest: Rattarvaps. posed of the (oHowing superior steamers ranning in con- neetion with the Norwick & Woreester and Worcester & Bow. ton Rail Ruads— WORCESTER, Capt. J. H. Vanderbilt. NEW HAVEN, Capt. J. K. Dusta CLEOPATRA, Capt ——. : F ‘On and after Monday, Nov.2ist,this line will be run tri-week- ty leaving New York, ‘Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only, a4 P.M. eRe oe From Peck Slip, Rast River, ‘Thenew and srlendid steamboct NEW, HAVEN, © 4.K. Dustan, will leave every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- J, afternoon, at f o'clock i Passengers for Boston will be forwarded immediately on the arrival of the above boats at Norwich, and will proceed with- out change of cars or baggage, For further information, enquire at the office of D.'B, ALLEN, 39 Peck slip, up stairs. All persous are forbid trusting any one om account of the above boats or owners. p2sr MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL ROAD, ee is Road having been re-Iaidat great 3 expense with the most approved and heaviest. H rail, to secure asafe and expiditious conveyance between New’ York and Morristown, will commence running two trips daily, Sundays excepted, on and after Monday, Jan, $8. Firat Train from Morristown will at7 AM. Second Train from Morristown will leave at 1% P M. oof ye Frain from New York will leave at A M—Newark at cond, ‘Train from New York will leave at 2% P M—New- ark at 356 5 ML rs by the Mo) ng rive at Newark in time fe the morning Train to Phi a they will arrive at Newark for the 3% P M ‘Train to New York or the Evening Train to Philadelp' ia. Passengers by the Morning Trai from New York will airive at Morristown in time to dine and take auy of the Stages run- hing west or north from that place. 326 Im" ee WINTER ARRANGEMENT. wl = AND ee a 2 DIREC’ Via Newark, New Brunswick, Prineeton, Trenton, Borden town and Burlington. THROUGH IN SIX HOURS. Train from Morristown will are ec XA M ‘Train to New York, or the Afternoon Train Leave New York, from the foot of Liberty street, daily, at 9 A M and 4& P M. “Lhe morning Line proceeds to Bordentown, trom thence by steamboat to Philadelphia. € ‘The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden, (opposite Philadelphia) without change of cars. : Passeugers will procure their tickets at the Office foot of Li- berty street, where a commodious steamboat will be in readi- nessa, with baesage erates on board. y . Philadelphia ageage crates are conveyed from ity to city, sithout being by the way. Exch train is provided with a Ladies Car, iments and dressing rooms expressly forth rr the lines leave Philadelph a street by railroad from Camden, yand o’cloel 5 ef ‘Tie Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelphia at? A M, sad 4,P M, bein, 4 continuation of the Hines from New York. m* DAILY PACKAGE TR in which are apart. XPRESS CAR FOR ALBANY, c BUFFALO. OY, AND 1 Rovd, running through from this City to Albany in'Tweive Hours. _Leaves at 7 o'clock in the morning. The xabseribers have made arcangements ith the Hou w- toni Rail Company, to man an Expres Car (exciusively for ou: own purpose) daily, over their road with the passenger train, running through vo Albany in twelve hours, and are now epared to receive forward at low rates, Specie, Bank Notes? Packages sand Cases of Goods, ke., for any of ea ‘aiped or iferinediate places of i tend prov to colliecu ment of lie, drafts aud accounts, aod such cther business as may be to their care. POMEROY & CO.2 Wall sect, New York. PUULEN & COPP’S Messrs. Harnden & Co, having di of their rout w York to Albany and i subser the old conductors of Harden & ‘Co's Northem from New York, will continue tor heretofore, leaving New York, Albany and Trey, Daily, and connect at'Troy with Jacobs’ Montreal xpress, and will for- ward Specie, Notes, Packages, Bundles Cases of Go to run as Ke., to any’ place between New York and Montreal, and throughout the Canada’s, Also East, from Troy and Albany to Boston, and West from Albany ( ' business entrusted to their ol ‘will be promptly at- Particular attention wi!) irafen, acceptances, &e. paid to the collection +. and prompt returns made for PULLEN & COPP. York. New Your. ALpanv. ‘Troy. Prime, Ward & King, J. Humphrey, no. Payne, Jacob ‘Little, & Co." Thos. Gough. P. Wells, John T. Smith, & Co. 8. K. Stow, Pepoon & Hoffman, C. 8. Douglass, Carpenter & Vermilye, ¥. Leake Houghton & Co. Drew, Robinson & Co. ne STATEN ISLAND FERRY On and after Dec. $d, the steamer STATEN ISLANDER, will run as Plows aot further notice :— LEAVE 8’ EW YORK. 8% A.M, 9A.M. 10 aP.M. Zi i 35 P.M, dsr Es EAR, ALL YE SICK AND AFFLICTED, HOW YE Hi MAY BE CURED, cage On a Prtape! . December —. To Dr, D. Jayne—Denr Sir—The es:ooishing and miraculous beneficial effeets vont vataable Expectorant had on my new e Rey Mr. Rusling, made so favorable an impres- sion on my mind, ‘hit alter consulring with several fends, and lerrniog that you were a regular practitioner of. medicine, 1 called upon you and parchssed hilf a dozen bottles, and told you that if Tlived to take them you should havea good report rom me Tam alive and well this day. Thanks be to a merciful God, and vour Exprctorant=and [ now come forward cheerfully to falfil my promise. For twenty long years had I be: the effets of x hard, dry cough, tv of breathing; the Inst five of spring and fall, added. to my m mere skeleton; with the greates and down stairs; my appen far taited me that my fri constant sufferer fiom were persuaded I cou'd not vive many weeks unless I obtained relief. Indeed, sir, my situation was 50 perfectly miserable to myself, »nd so distress ing to my family, that I felt willing to die whenever it should e Master to take me home. But I heard of your me- ne, and relief ese, Yea, it proved the Balm of Gilead” to my poor eflicied body, Before I hed taken one bottle I exe perivvced » mitigation of all my. symocoms, aud to my Joy [found in the continued use of tu the happiest relief. Ta hort, sir, ithas made » perfect cure of me—aud I can truly say have na desire to be better, Now I conzider ita daty | owe to you, and through you, the public, to make my case known, believing that itwill be the means of directing hundreds who are ailicted as T hive been to the use «f aremedy which, under the blessings of God, 1 corsider to hive preserved my lite. You are et liberty, sir, to make use of this letter to your ade vantage, aud make thy case as rxtensively known a you please, f there beany who donbt the trath of the above accy fer them tom. Tsh to see them, aud will nor’ only confirm (hh will give them partic which it w Wich ev friend. Prepared only by Dr.D.J Philadelphia, aud at his new off bortle. fo y to farnish for the public sting gratitude, | am, dear sir. vour MARY GILL, TO PURCHASERS OF DAMAGED GOODS AND PRINT —Cotton goods, damaged or staiued, can be Merched and finish Te... Prints injured by wet, dirt, Kom be refinched. at and made fully equal to new Combe es and a q maiketand every de criptiou o ods tenon and deliverra free of enstacer Orders to be Sieh AN OSTRONG, McKIS BIN & BRUCE, 46 Beaver st, Awents for J SHEPHERD?S Bleaching & Dee Woks. foe OP Trial of Commander MoKensie. Nivru Day—Fen. 10. ; At the opening of the Court this morning, Mr. Dver, as counsel for the accused, stated that he had a communication to present from the accused, which it was desirable should be decided on, as early as possible, as if the request was granted, it would be necessary to send to Norfolk for the witnesses, May tr rexase tHe Count— 1 am prepared to prove that in the shipin which Mr, Spencer sailed previous to his joining the Somers, he a project to capture that ship, and to convert her into pirate, and that he communicated such project to several of her forward officers, and in the presence of various of her crew: I respectfully desire to know whether such testimony will he received by the Court, in order that the necessary witnestes to prove it may be summoned from Nortolk. (Signed) ALEX. SLIDELL McKENZI Commander U. 8. Mr. Dugr made a few remarks in support of such testimony, and said it was their right to adduce it on the part of the accused at any time during their de- fence, as it would go far to prove the guilt of Spen- cer. The Court was then cleared, and on our readmis- sion we were informed that the testimony desired by the accused could not be received in evidence. Atthe request of the accused, Wales was recalled to say if he understood from Spencer who was to have the posts of first and second officers on board of the Somers after her capture. To this Wales re- plicd that Spencerdid not tell him, but he presumed Cromwell was to be the first officer and Small the second officer, witaess being the third. By the Jupae Apvocate.—Spencer did not tell me who were to have the posts of first and second officers. He did not mention Cromwell’s name,nor any name to me. He, Cromwell, was about 35 years old, of an athletic make. Small was about 80, of slight and active form. Here the witness said he would wish to correct some portion of his testimo- ny; he did not mean to say that all the petty officers were armed at the council of officers, for only — were armed at that time. The others were armed on the day of execution. s Q—By the Courr—Do you understand naviga- tion? A.—No. Q.—Then how do you know that Cromwell un- derstood it 3 : A.—Because I’ve seen him working out a day's work. [‘ve seen him with Mr. Spencer and he would tell Mr. Spencer where he was wrong. Q.—Do you know that Small was mate of a ves- sel except from his own assertion ? A.—No; he told me so. H.M. Hetskeut, sworn—I was the purser of the Somers during her last cruize; first heard of the mally from Mr. Wales on the morning of the 16th Nov. {Here the witness went into all the details of his conversation with Wales, which has been so often reported.) , i . Mr. Duerstated after that part of the detail had been given by the witness, that it was not their in- the case, except in support of Mr. Wales. It was their intention to pursue the same course with Lieu- tenant Gansevoort, and having got that partof the case fully proven, then go to the other points on which the defence rested, s The Jupce Apvocare said in that case he should not ask him any questions now. Lieut. Ganszvoorr examined—I wason board of the Somersas first Lieutenant; heard of the intend- ed mutiny from Mr: Heiskell,. the purser, on the 16th Nov., about 10 o’clock in the morning. Wales met me by the fore hatch, and told me the pursér wanted to see me. {The witness then went on and related his con- versation with the®purser, as that officer had heard from Wales of Spencer’s plan, to capture the So- mers by making a row in the mid-watch, and throw- ing the officer of the deck overboard. The witness went on to state what measures he took to watch Spencer and to satisfy himself of his guilt, previous to the arrest, and of his own recommendations that something should be done to secure Spencer, “He also testified to the facts which occurred at the ar rest of Spencer in precisely the same language as be- fore the Court of Enquiry.) Ta answer tothe second question on the part of the accused, the witness proceeded to give the par- ticulars of the carrying away of the top-gallant mast and the arrest of Cromwell and Small. He alsosta ted that on the evening alter this second arrest, Spencer asked him if Cromwell was confined for any thing in which he, Spencer, was concerned.— Witness replied yes, on which Spencer said Crom- well was innocent, as he, Spencer, did not think Cromwell would join unless there was money on board. On a subsequent occasion Spencer said Cromwell was innocent. ‘The witness was about to detail some conversa- tion between himself and Small, which the Judge Advocate supposed was intended as proot of Crom- well’s participation inthe mutiny, and he stopped the witness. A discussion then ensued between himself and Mr. Duer, as to the right to give such testimony. At last it was admitted by way of repel- ling the imputation of having hung Cromwell from malice prepense f After this testimony was given, a question arose as to the testimony taken before the council offi cers, which document was not in court. lt was finally decided that it was necessary that the teeti mony before that council must go on the record, and in order to allow time for the copying of it, the court adjourned till this day at the usual hour. Phe Court will hereafter sit in the chapel in the Navy Yard. Literary Noti: e: Oarss’ Inverrst ann Excuaner Tasits.—In these tables are shown the interest on any sum from one dollar to ten thousands dollars, at six, seven, and eight per cent per annum, from one day to ninety-four days—from four months to eleven months—and from one year to aix years, all consec- utively—both for 360 days and 365 days to the year. Also the value of domestic exchange for any sum from one dollar to ten thousand dollars, at any rate of premium and discount, from one-eighth of one per cent (by eighths) to ten per cent; and how any sum may be invested or absorbed in a bill of ex- change, at the same rates of premium and discount. And also the value in federal money of sterling ex- change, in like manner asthe last. The whole con- structed on a plan entirely new, by George Oates. For eale at D. Felt & Co,’s, 245 Pearl street, and : Wall street, and by Carvill & Co., Broadway. An agent of the author will call, with the work, on the mercantile community in general. It appears to be a work of great labor, and indispensable value to the merchant. Masrerman Reapy—By Captain Marryatt.-— Tales for the people and their children. ‘This is a very neat little duodecimo, and purports to be “The Wreck of the Pacific ” e have not read it, but the author is well known, and the publishers are D Appleton & Co., 200 Broadway. It is a volume that will be extensively read. Tue Forgan Quarrerty Review, tor January, 1843—American Edition—By Joseph Mason. Camrnet.’s Foreign Montuty Magazine, for February, 1843—By Carvill. & Co., New York— This number has a continuation of “Abednego, the Money Lender.” Tuk American In Ecxrt—Part 2—Complete in six parts— Price 25 cents—Rambles through Arabia, Petrwa, and the Holy Land—By J.E. Cooley. Sold by D. Appleton & Co. Serect Lisrary or Rericious Lireraturs—No. 3—Price 15 cents—D’Aubigne’s History of the Re- formation, March 1843—Saxton & Miles, 205 Broad- way. ‘Tye Boox or tHe Navy—Comprising a general history of the American marine, with numerous en- gravings—By John Frost, A. M.—D. Appleton & Co., 200 Broadway—Part 1—Complete in four parts—Price 25 cents. Tue Book anovr Anatomy AND PrysioLoay— With numerous engravings—Turner & Fisher, New York—A very fine little book for children. Tue Ancto-Amenican Macazine—February, 1843—This is a new work, and purports to contain the “‘eream of all the British magazines rolled into one.” A Trearise, magnifying, lauding, and applauding God—By John Landis. THe New York Leaat, Ouserven—Edited by Sam’l. Owen, for Saturday, Feb. 11.—We again commend this popular periodical to the intimate ac quaintance of every merchant and lawyer in the city. Bankrupt List SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. John F. Driggs, sash and blind maker, New York ; ™eon Isaac, furrier, New York ; CyrucL, Wai York; Peter V. Hermance, carri and sleigh mi Claverack, Columbia cougty 5 Josiak Parter, New York 5 Wm. Jackson, late bookteNer, New York ; James L. But ler, corn merchant, New York , William It. Smith, clerk, New York ; John B. Gridley, New York ; Jas. H. Sacket, farmer. Westchester. tention to examine him now, on any other point of Albany. [Correspondence of the Herald. Aunany, Wednesday, Feb. & New York Appointments at last—Terrible Disap. pointment—Rise in the Price of Potatoes—Legisla. tive Proceedings, Classics, §c. Well, the long agony is over—or rather a part of it. We have some New York appointments at last. From the list subjoined, you will perceive that the Old Regency are triumphant; the “ old hunker” have it all their own way. The “ subterraneans” are tremendously indignant. Grout, Swackhamer, and others of that ilk, are discarded and disappoin- ted men. There’s gratitude for you—there’s the reward of many laborious years spent in the peo- ple’s cause. This is the reward of patriotism. ‘‘ Can such things be and not excite our special wonder ?” &c. &c. Buta truce to indignation, and now for the lucky men :— Imprimis.—Saul Alley, Stephen Allen, Wm. W. Fox, Thomas T. Woodruft and Charles Dusenbury, to be Water Commissioners. Henry Van apa to be health officer, Stephen R. Harris, to be health commissioner. Alexander F. Vache, to be resident physician. Henry Everson, to be flour inspector. Where’s Arcularius ? : Peter Esqnirol, to be tobacco inspector. Thomas J. Stevens, to be inspector of pot at pearl ashes. Alas for poor Jim Connor! Abraham Ternure, James B. Nicholson, Charles Mills and Jonathan Dayton Wilson, to be harbor masters. Wm. Tyack, to be master warden, Richard H. Tittle, Harry Parsons, Anthony Moflatt, Wm. Ce- beilson and Wm. Newcomb, tobe port wardens. The above are all the nominations for New York City as yet confirmed. A number of appointments were also made for the counties of Erie, Hamilton, Tompkins, and Chenango, We shall have the rest of the New York appointments very speedily. This is somewhat unexpected, as latterly it had been thought that his Agriculturaley was to leave them until the last moment. With most of those that have been made, every body appears to be satisfied, except of course the disappointed ones, and the sub- terraneans generally. But what care the people it’s all one to them, so that they have good and faithful officers, God save the Republic ! But little business was done in the Senate to-day. Mr. Faulkner announced his intention 0 postpone the consideration of his New York and Erie Rail Road bill untit Monday next, so that certain infor- mation desired by Senators might be received in time. In the Assembly an immense petition was sented from the cones Oneida, praying for the passage of a law punishing the crimes of adultery and licentiousness with a penalty that would bea terror to evil doers. The signers were mostly of the fair sex. Why is not something done to relieve the poor dear creatures from the terrors under which they are laboring. Col. Hathaway, where, oh, where is that bill? Assembled multitudes, as with one voice, call on you to bring it forward, and with all the eloquence tor which you are distinguished, to press it to a successful issue. . I Mr. Sanford gave notice of his intention to intro- duce a bill for the incorporation of the N: Y. Irish Emigrant Society. i ‘ We had a grand specimen of legislative decency and courtesy aflorded us to-day, by that pink of per- fection Enoch Strong. This genius is the butt or the House, and the laughing stock of people gener- ally. A petition was presented the other day for the abrogation of all laws for the collection of debts and this conceited mass of vanity perpetrated what he considered a joke, by moving the reference of t! petition to the N. Y. delegation, on the ground that as every thing that was outlandish and strange in po- litics sprung from them, such was the proper refer: ence. It was agreed to, and the fhe ‘was cast on his own shoulders by appointing him chairman of the committee thu» instituted. ‘To-day, Mr. Youngs called up_his"resolution direct- ing the committee to hold their sessions in the As- sembly chamber, go that all parties interested might have a chance of being heard. At this, Enoch waxed very wrath, and made an indignation speech in reply, concluding with the following beautiful and delicate flowers of rhetoric. ‘A man,” said he, ‘* who will attempt to interfere with the business ot a committee in the manner in which the gentle man does, will be guilty of other things, such as say- ing in regard to the speeches of members—‘ I don’t want to hear any more of this stuff’ (Tremendous. Yes, sir, he would be guilty of that. And he wil attempt to get this House to meet at an early hour, or to have afternoon sessions, and then absent him- self trom the House. Sir, a member who wil! de- scend to such mean, low, and such mean thing: would rob a grave yard, or steal the cents dead men’s eyes, or reb potatoes out of a dead nig« ger’s saddle bags!” What think you of that? Beau- tiful and classic tor the Legislative halls of the Em- pire State, is’nt it? Simon. General Sessions, Before Recorder Tallmadge, Judge Lynch, Aldermen Crolius and Jones. James R. Waiting, District Attorney. Fra. 10 —Case of Schermerhorn.—The trial of this We street financier was set down for the third Monday in the term. Case of John Ahern.—The District Attorney stated that o ¢ing tothe absence of the counsel of the accused, (who stance indicted for embezzlement and grand larceny,) ip the Superior Court, he should set the case down for trial in the third week ol the session, Nolle Prosequi.—James Phillips indicted for an assault and battery on Dennis Brink, was on motion of his counsel William Shaler, Esq , discharged by a nolle prosequi hav- ing been entered on the indictwent against kim, On motion of Rivers 8. Wilson, a nolle prosequi was al- so entered in the case of Henry 8. Bancker, indicted for ind larceny, in obtaining money from Jane Williams 'y false representations. Forfeited Recognizances.—Francis Spaight, indicted for an assault and battery on Wm. B. Jackson end Abra- ham Scofield, for beating Eliza Scofield, not eppesring, their recognizances were declared forfeited. Spright ep- peared in Court soon after and entered a plea of guilty,end was allowed until Priday to produce effidevita in cation of the assault, and showing his previous good ebar- acter. Sentenced.—William Ward, for an assault and Dr. Sanborn, of the popular “Cornucopia,” Pat 7, was fined $16, and for a similar offence committed on Ro- b Sears, one of the polite and attentive assistants of thet establishment, was sent to the city prison for ten days. John M’Kay, indicted for robbery in the first degree, im taking fifty cents from Robert Saterthwaite, on motion of James M. Smith, Jr. was allowed to enter a plea of guilty of assault and battery, and a nolle prosequi was entered by the District Attorney on the ether charge, he having ex- amined the papervand found that no other charge could be sustained. The Court then sentenced him tothe city prison for ten days. James Smith and Austin Smith, cntered a plea of guilty pa! f ae and battery on Isaac Hamilton, and were fia. ed $5 each. Joseph Waters convicted of beating Bennet P. Norris, was sentenced to the city prison for ten days, and fined $25. John Kain for an assult and battery on two Watchmen, Court set aside the senterce until next week. Edward and fayette Green for insuring lottery numbers wei of passing a $5 counterfeit bill of the Broome County Bank satisfactorily shown that he did not know the bill was a ley and Thomas Dooley wera tried for an named Francis Lynesourgh and James Stevenson, was fined $10 on each offence, but on motion of hie counsel the John W. Welling, convicted of false pretences, Kelly and Owen Mclntee for coining mone: La not call- ed for sentence. Discharged.—The Shome peperes against David Mose to Charles H. Rowe, of 43 Pitt street, on the 9th of last withdrawn by the District Attorney, it being e counterfeit. Trial for Assault and Battery.—John Malay,John Buck- assault and bat. tery on Henry Miner, on the 8th of last November. Lymen F. Hinentey stated that defendands assaulted Miner while he was in the performance of his duty as special deput: Sheriff, at the poll of the second district of the 12th wi at the election on the 8th of November last. The indict- ment charged that Hinckley was assaulted bat no mention was made of Miner’sname:nit. The result was that the jury returned an immediate verdict of aot guilty, and the parties were dischai iy 4 in the First Degree—A young man named John Reed, a butcher by trade, was tried for attempting to enter the store and dwelling house of Mrs. Susan Gaff ney, widow, of 206 Cherry street, on the morning of t! oth of December last. It was proved that at 4 o'clock in the morning the window shutter of the store was forced open, and window broken, but no goods were stolen. The accused was arrested by John D. Wood, a city watchman, aided by James Breslin, a few minutes after the window wae broken, He was ranning through the street with another man in compemy with him and when arrested denied the charge,and said he was running through the streets to keep himself warm. The jury re- turned an immediate verdict of not guilty, and the accused was discharged e case of Henry Johnson, indicted for perjury was set dies for Monday next, andthe Court then adjourned to Monday next. WHO WANTS COAL $4.75. une nsecgnes posgibiont eal inavelore ize, delivere' io oy five cena ber ton. A will w ‘rant it se gard \d worth one dollar per ton more 1 wane ? e JAMES DOWNE did Im*ec Comer Greenw: OF ENGLAND NOTES bo: pe and ed PSELVESTER’S, dy28 wr 3 Wall st, and 130 Brosdway.