The New York Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1843, Page 1

=— Vol. IX,-—=No. 44,—-Whole No, 3257. ‘To the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- lished every day of tho year except New Year's day and Fourthof July. Prite 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- num—postages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum— posteges paid—cash in advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasirg ast. Ithas the largest circulation of any paper in this city, or the world, and is therefore, the best channel for business men inthe city vr country. Pricea moderate—cash in ad- vance. PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate prices, and in the most elegant style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proraictor ov THE Henarp Estas.isHMent, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. AGENTS, ‘1.ne following is a list of the agents for the Herald, where subscriptions will be received, and single numbers are found forsale regularly :— AT WHAT PLACE. AGEnts. Boston,. Philudelphi Baltimore. Washin Butfalo, N. ¥....... Conn. , Hartiond Con. ach Troy, W.¥.. a, D.C.. P. Richards, Cincinnati, O. Vaterson, N. J. + Matthew Dougherty. Norwicl, Con. ‘Morgan Safford. Boohame N. xy i . ae OG Elizabethtown, N. ‘Samuel Crane. New Brunswick, N. J ‘William Solomep, St. Louis, Mo... .. ‘Woodward & Mathews. Charleston,.... 2+ ‘Amos Head. Hudson, N. ¥. Vi George Clare. Augusta, Ga. .8. A. Holmes, Mobile, Ala. ‘Milton Bollemet. Poughkeepsie {Levi Smith. ‘Trenton... 2°77 Se Rannaley. Pittsburg, 2, Jos. P. erael. Louisville, Ky. -W. A. Haldeman. Wheeling, Va... -Wiram Kaine. New London, Con. Ti. L. Spe B ESTABLISHMENT, N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU 8TS. Is supplied with every material necessary for the prompt, noat, ‘aud economical execution of every description of BANGS JOS FRANTANG. Paolic attention is requested to this establishment, in the a Strapee that ample ening fon wil De givencasteghrds C70. graphy, , and chargea—to those who r- q0ire fan fommone large or small work cheaply and. expeditiously execn THEATRES, CIRCUSES, CONCERTS, MUSEUMS, LECTURES, PUBLIC MEETINGS, the hece the largest dercription o* printing is Or any ohas clncgn miners See tembest decriotions of peistiog be office in this eity, for, besides the large assortment of PLAIN AND ORNARMZNTAL TV PE, ‘Phas establishment has the LARGEST PKiSSES IN THE CITY. Great pains have been taken to provide every material that 2 ibly be of servi ‘and therefore persous having occa- Sion'for Bhowbills, will find it ureally to cherr advantage to pauomze this nee AY size or form of Bill can be furnished at very ort WA See DROPS rere al cea thee whic bas hers come w winaet our butte of easier sx Fhemieg een «teen tenet te Andal i Wi ata lt ' 4 tationery. 249 Pearl at, R Gould, ‘Surgical Tostewwent manufacturer, 35% « ier Be Bal ‘by ie. dlaritne a’ usdiMfleccares’s prices of the above firma, and at retail, at the ef nil at » principal fancy stores through- out the esty: Made at 0) CHare AND TENDE fiam street. Im *m LESH OR ERUPTIONS, ‘aud Distiurements of the Face, aud Dare or Yellow Skins by the Ita‘ian Chemical Soa tes, acurvy, pimples, ery! . Salt Rheum, treek- ae, blotches, morphew ai, feter spots, bites of insects, mio i) olor of dark, sunburnt, y mevoes, ft will change the ida of dscolered’ akin. te Jes: fian Chemical Soap is really the wonder of the age. Well might the xy of Pars call chie « blevoiug, and its ‘ lanthcopist, Jt is curing thousands ih possessions. [t entirely eradi- anes of toe oe ful healtyful One trial will au yw prescribe this in mipsel Fave seen it cure ‘ruption tuisrepresentation ix o 2 Fase cs aly ah in fact there are ose fe te ar nest— ye tO re~ cases that have it sod ‘at. 90 cents & cake by th the American Kagle, 82 Chatham street, Si yn; 207 King sire F. Baily, Morustown, N. J; | t. Agents wanted in all other citi NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13, 1843. Price Two Cents, INE OF LIVERPO lew York on the Sich an iL. PACKET». WwW. silvem Liverpool on the 18th Te Pid GARRIC) iu , th Febraary. ip ROSCIUS, Capt 26th March Ship SIDDONS. ¢ . . Cobb, 25th April. Bip SHERIDAN, Captain F. A. Depeyster, 26u\ May. Fnow Livenroes.. Siup SEDDON, C B. Cobb, 19th Fe 5 Ship SHERIDAN, © . A. Depeyster, 13th March. Ship GALUEICK, Captain Wa, skiddy, 13th’ April Ship ROSCIUS. Captain John Collins, 13th Mx y . ‘These ships are all of the first class, upwards of 1806 ons, built wothe city of New York, with sach’ improvemeuts 48com| reat speed with unusual comfort for engers. Every care fe wen in the arrangement, of their accommodations. stores will The price of passage is $100, for which amp be provided. These. shi a ips are epi by experienced ‘austers, whe will make every exertion to give general atis "Neither the captains or owners of the shina will be responsi- Is sent by them, anless re- ier i of Ind parcels 2 Shere +f ‘or freight or ap : S & CO. $6 South st., New York, or to ek cor & JAS BROWN K'C Letters by the packets will ‘be charged 1234 r sheet : 50 cents per ounce, and newspapers } cent each. OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. HE K of Packets tur Liverpool will hereafter be in the following order, excepting hhen the dny of saline falls on Sausdny, the shia will aal'on the succeed: ing day. fr ge For New York. For Liverpool. The SOUTH AMERICA, (June 1 July 19 tous Oct 1 Nov 19 D.G.Bailey, (Feb 1 Mar 19 The ENGLAND, June 19 Au 7 760 tons, q Oct 19 Dec 7 B.L.Waite. (Feb 19 April 7 The OXFORD, July 1 Aug 19 tons, Nov 1 Dee i9 J. Rathbone, ¢ March 1 Apri 19 Saar tf Nov 1s met tons, ov jan KG. Marsha? Mar 19+ May .7 The NORTH AMERICA, (Aug 1 Sept 8 618 tons. Dec 1 fan ry ‘A.B. Lowber.@ Apri 1 May 19 ‘The NEW YORK, Aur 19 tS 7 as e T.B.Cropper.( April 19 june 7 The CAMBRIDGE, Sep. 1 Qc tons, Jan 1 feb «17. ‘W.C Barstow. May 1 June 19 The COLUMBUS, Sept 19 Nov 9 at a . Cole. la’ uly Punetuality, as regards the day of railing, wit be observed as heretofore. ‘the prt ‘is now fixed at One Hundred Dollars, will be provid f outward (ars, facaabiet ample stores of every description ded eweT the Which will be fornished by th GOOD. ception of wines and liquors, wards, & CO. 64 §: louth st., C,H. MARSHALL, 39 Burling-slip, N.Y. ie24 yh BARING BROTHERS & CU. L'pooi. FOR NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS oh ship Gem Ot rt on the Ist, sth, 15th, 20th, and : fom this nort on the Tat, , f Ser ol gaba eoieaer eum sencragtne sus Gctobirenad contin ing: wnuil May, whe! teainder of the year, whe Will be j revented. dir isappointments ths. The folowing SHAKSPEARE, Captain Mixer. Fe Capcain Mumford. ptain Leavitt. ith accom putin 3 for comfort. They are tor passengers unequalled for mmanded by experienced masters, who will make cvery exertion to give eneral satisfactio ey Will at all times be towed upand {Gwen the Missisaiypi by, steamboats. ae 7 Neither the owners or captains of these ships will be responsi- ble for jewelry, bullion, precious stones, silver or plated ware, or for any letters, parcel or package, sent by o rpzt cn board ol them, unless re bills of iading are taken for the same and the value thereon expressed, ‘or freight or appl + K. COLLINS & CO.,% South HULLIN & WOODRUEF, Ace Jeans, who will promptly forward all goods to Opeenn Wee Mditias "ae werreser et tall ally as ade rertised, and great care will he taken to have the goods correet- Tymeastired. TAPSCOTT’S GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, 43 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK. ‘The subscribers beg to call *the atten of their friends and the pablic generally, to their superior from, and re, any, 5 mone! far of Enntiond, Srelands Seodand or Wales, is tne maguidesst ARE IE ‘OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS," VIZ.+~ Capt. ¢ ims. bb. 'y. New ship, TEIN ER in Barsley. i ERNER, C. house. RIE ROC AUR NE Cae som ef, VERPOOL, Captatn Eldredge. Sailing twice every mouth;.and with thee UNITED LINE,” com) of superior first class Ameriean sailing every ten / ships, , Will make five ships meach month throughout the , (or one every six the: lity of wnt a days) Preveuung the possi fi iret frou London, Bristol and Greenock to New 1 to, New Orleans, Mobile, Savav Boston and Baltimore, ‘and the riea, can at all times be en- ed on | "*Beraous wishing to gend for their friends, will not ful to the advantages to be derived from selecting this line in prefer: ence to any other, and they may rest assured that unusual earc Will be taken to ‘make che passage agreeable, the ships being ‘up with an eye solely to the comfort of. gers. In all cases where the parties sent Tor decline coming, the gaoney wil be refunded without any deduction, ag usual, A free pasta from es vanous seaports of Ireland and Scetland, eanalso be secured. ; regular packets for which the subscribers are agents, sail as follows, viz =~T'o and from London on the ist, 10th, and 20h of eacts month. ‘Toand from Liverpool oa the lat, 7th, 13th, eh, and 25th of each mouth. New Orleans, Mobile, Savan ana Cl ton, weel ror ya season. REMITTANCES, eraons in thi ishing to send money to therr friends ey Selecteer hoy rwih sous ehh tee same ak oe dress Ca! parties to receive it, may Ve head od for the amov' forwarded per acket, after the rece ofjand.an acknowledgement for the same retumed per mail. Drafts at sight, for any amount, are payable on demand, with- Ieovenrey cay ovr] charge’ st tne Notional end Provis- rn Bank of Seotleod, nock, und their branches, Messrs. James Built, Son & Co, kers, Londen, Exchange’ aud Di it Bank, Liverpool, and in every principal town of Great Britain aad Ireland. Farther particulars made known on appliention, if by fetter, post paid, doy SW J. T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, N. York. GOURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTILE, FOR COMPLETELY AN, fRRMANENTLY SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. (TRE universal popula ity of this justly celebrated Chemical paration for the destruetion ‘and toughest Hair, from the soft down on females born beard of <3 the . itis ant i Proasvay- 1 ter tote bore, Where also may be had govraupys BAU, DE BEAUTE. awe ad all cutaneous eruptions, and eliciting & healtny javensle bloom. %) per bottie. . ‘"Soamead I's Vegetal fe. tony Rawer* superb anicle, and onl y + bottle. Gourds Blane D'kspagne, an cxcePeut_ preparation for imparting a pure, life like whiteness to the comp-exion, free from the injurious iEenerally entering mito combina. lewant {39g for this purpose, Pato 5 cents each, antenatal posi Granta; Louiasille, salkogr, Norwich: Welle eins £32 i -.. ih ; ‘he undermentioned hence and from Mar- ships will be regularly dispatched from seilles on the Ist ofeach month during the , thas mr Ngve York. Marseilles. MINERVA, pipers. Novi. Jan t PRY THOMPSON, Cap Sylvester, Dee 1. JOURLER, 1. awrence, ELLESPONT, Capt Adams, TOLANUS, Cap Haile, Apli. ‘They are all ‘a and copper fastened and have excellent ec : Tor passengers, : athe — ‘Ofeabin passage will be $106, exclusive o’ wines rs Goois uddremed to BOYD & RANCKEN, thes gents, will be forwarded free of other charges than these actually paid. For freight or passage apply t0 G. BROOM & CO., orto BOYD & HINCKEN, Agenu. NG ARKANGEMENT FOR 1843. ih TABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE, SOUTH STREFT, N. Y. i No. pred ene: Thomas, Newpor: ASSAGE to and from Great ind irelend by the re- venta Sar nape Wemiean, Petes oe afc sas 8 tsb yd dewburypert, Modu: Bortseabart gon, & Cot Belem, ogee ° Bite Bal line of packets are as followas— xchange st; Guilds Hallowoll’ Rontaes,. “W Bhip NEW YORK, ¢ ropper, sae fear r “AMBRIDG Bustow, 'Flerniteahr drae gists flay COLUMBUS, Captaia Cole, ¥ ita 5 SOUTH AMERION, Captain Be ery A mond, rs ; NOR] i MERICA, Sipe Low re innce, &e. Applications for agent Pte: ¢ ag M4 sed none iaken * OXFORD, Captain Rathbone, and ace Veith a Ree sea rere trom the BOM | rng Commercial Line.'ie composed of Lorty saperior, fst . Within a few years this remarkable and pe wi prid Ii cominanded by men of great experienee. First "avemtten for completely cradicating superfluous hair, Liverpool to Bos! ‘attained the highest pitch of celebritys : mi excited the cupidity of a mest Of base suatch from the inventor the just Kibo. “Purchasers shoal therefore 3'on te ile we Sed Roadie bade Wri cael tn " fas ‘slenile engraved onthe outside wrapper’ “Brice, 3, beg those persona residi ju the United tates and Canada, who wan to send [or thelr friends to come trom England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, that they ean al- w F Eng y each bottle. commodated by tne line of packet ships sailing ar caer a oai othes ee hoe ike Dove celebrated ob ies ovanreo ive tore family and quich despatch bo Coametic, is 67 Walker street, one door from B lway int, titst class well-known American ships, compris- #6 Imr the Comimercial Line will, in addition to the packets be WAZCHES AND JEWELRY VEKY LOW—As the by ed ‘thereby ‘Froidii way: detention, "Th nig waa eee Ia constantly receiving til descripty ns of Go ing for the frlends may rest assured that every thi ‘4 Dewest styles, trow \ i ss isremin Hoglana Fr potg tele Led heeted with his business will be executed wity his nsval a largernasortinent aud st much | i) apy, uner house ia the city. Also, Gold U his been ‘so liberally. bestowed for Ad Pen ld Watches as low as 20 to il in all cases when parties decline coming saa a Bey Food cama" eon At net, | Bey fend, x samen re fae cp et a . * a i Jewelry repaired in the host manner and warranted, | and Scotland to Liven fom the different ports in Ireland at mnch leas then the wmal prices, ht. ALLE orter ¢ fo imsec Wirsoante red Rear eine esti, UNSUKPASSED BY OPPOSITION. 202 BROADWAY. THE chenpeston in the city Ow: {fom fret hands, dnd tie Iberal ‘enoouraxe ne at bestowed. upon is mportam of F Hemew cf tasty, r at he. te cunbled Yo fast) iments at much redyeed ratys from form. i pr without any di tion in quality of cloths, ar Whielthas won the eneouliins OF the: funionnbio wala Would direct their attention mm partie hi fencing and making that mostdifficul oy hes ng tha fooney Inaving in his tauntoy one ot the fa creme gutters im the eouutry, ne will warrant all garme: Feats made Spat lew hore’ notiee. — Heady monde cloning always for sale oss o ior 4 3E3 a z. 3 9 : Fr 2p: Ly = ‘2 =. S Kemittances and. Dra! forthe payment of his d satisfaction, an thronghwat Grex Bi a fore, throughout the #—With regard to his arrangements fts, they are such as to warrant every tall the banking hoases on demand, reland. ‘I hoe. persous, there: ‘State, who t ish to renmit money t theit trends residing in may pare Of the United Krugdom, will plerse nouce on the rreeipt of the amount here, with name and auldreas of the perty to ieeerve it-m drate-for the amount athe rate of $5 ver ponnd sierling, will be forwarded per steain shi oe by first packet, shin, and’ @ recent oF duplicate of same te tured through, the, pos ‘or further particulars apply, i by letter past yxid) to pon VON, HERDMAN, 61 South street, of J.& W. ROB + Goree Piazza’, and Neptune st, Waterloo Dock, Liverpool he & Co., Glasgow, obiiny M . Londondernys A ee er ‘wanted lor a short Ome o> Bos eat THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. Ess trom New ae Wu, and from Sa each, Ship ROCHESTER. $0 08 i in hil, Wovdouse, 16h Feb'ry. horayhuoits Banet 1050 toms, } 16th March. i a ' w ship ae 1150 tons, 16th April. New shup + 1200 tons, 16th May, Those substantial, fast sailing, first class city of New York, are ¢ minatded by nen of exverience abd ability ana will be despatched yunetually on the iéth of exch cabius are elgant and comiodious, and are furnished whatever can condnce to the ease and ‘comfort of passen- all built in the gers. Neithert e captaius or owners of these sible for any arcels or pack \s Lys ‘s will be respon- es sent by them, un'ess reguiar id therefore. orp Ke apply t WOODHULL & MINTURNS, 87 Sonth street. New York, FIELDEN, BROTHERS & CO., Hl Tews! iverpool. 7 out, TTA, ee ND BY THE BLACK BALL OR-OLD LINE OF § LIVERPOOL PACKETS. [Sailing fron Persons orto ftyr D8 rpool oa the 7th aud 19th of every month.] nig to send to the Old Country for their friends ‘ean make the necessary a ith the subseribers, have them come out ia this superior Line of Packets, sailing from L ivereol cunctually on the 7th and 9th of every month. ‘Trey will also haye a first rate olass of American trading ships, sailing every six days, thereby affording weekly communica: tion from that port, One of the firm (tr, James D. Roche) is there, te see that they shall be forwarded with care and pateh. f ‘ Should the parties agreed for not come ont, the money will be returned to those who paid it here, without any reduc toa. The Black Ball, or Old Line of Liverpool Packets, comprise the following mndmioant Ships, viz kh e ‘The NEW YORK, CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS. EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA, NGLAND, NORTH AMERIC With such superior and unequalled arrangemeats, the acribers confidently look forward for a continuance of tha port which has been extended to them so many years, for they are grateful, p hose proceeding, or remitting monev to their relatives, can atall times bun Beats ‘at sight for any amount, drawn direet on the Koyal Bank of Ireland, Dub liu, also on Meurs. PRESCOTT, GROTE, AMES & CO. q jankers, London, yhich will be paid on demand at any of the Banks, or their ranches, in all the principal towns throughont England, Ire land, Scotland and es. Apply, or'addcess, (if by | por ul, sais Bait ROCH BROLHERS & CO. 35 Fulton street, New York, next door to the Fulton Bank. *_ N. B—The Old Line of Liverpool Packets sail from this port for Liverpool ou the lst and 19th of each month. Parties returning to the old country will find it to their comfort and advantage to sclect this favonte Line for their conveyance, in preference to any other. dar OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PAS SAGE OFFICE, 61 South street, New York—Reg- jular Line of Packets— rites UNt e subscriber continues to art of Great Britain and Ireland, friends hetw hy the regular ine ‘rom persons from an who may been of packet ships, f Liverpool. _ sons sending 1 friends, may rely that just care will be taken (o havethern despatched without delay in Livervool,and will alwa leavor to. merit a coutinua ree of the public patronage whic': has been soliberally bestowed for many years past; and those remitting money can have drafts payable at all the Bituks and branches throughout the United Kingdom. fer ene verte SN URBAN RA ~~ PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOUL—Tne superior packet ship MEMPHIS, Capt Knight, | from Liverpool early in Marc! ersons Wishing to send for thei bebe Ti i be ieee of the eg rsonally, or if by letter, post a ele aS OIEE. ere friends ean have them it packets by applying leMURRAY, 160 Pine strcet, corner of South, P.S—Drafts for any amount, payable at sight in, any bank, branch, or ageney of bank, in England, Ireland and Seotiand, given by applving as nbov: vaae NITED LINE OF LIVERTQUL PACKETS rst Paaket—' endic iu ek RUTAW, Cant Thompeon, now outing aud wil Theet with immediate deapatel. For yu should ve made on boardyorto” nn ee S*riy application W.& J. T. TAPSCOTT, . 43 Peck slip, comer South street. Persons desirous of sending for their friends can have them brought out in this line, on the most reasonable terms, and those wishing to remit money can have dra(ts for any amount payable on demand, without discount, iuall the principal towns of Great Britain and Ireland. 13 t Ps. eee IRELAND, &e.—The subscribers N continue togive draits payable on demand, without liscount, hi hat rf. See ee eee Tad, he. Prove i land, and their branches in every county. ND AND WALES—Messra. James Bult, Son Co. bankers, London, the (Bxohange aud Discount pani iverpoot ir branches throughout TN BCOTRAND—The Easter ‘Bank of Scotland, ‘i towne; Sir Wan forbes, Humier te Co ‘here e jas in the coun! it mone: friend many part of ugland, Wefaud, Bota or enclosing the amount they wish to remit to vrith the mame andaddress of the parties to, wi it: 4A. drat (or the amount will be forwarded the frat packet rt the receipt thereof, and acknowledgement of the same re- carpet pee fret cial Bank Of Ire! IN ENGLA) at Sears a subscribers, have part of Engl. Boney Temnitted. by letter (post paid) sersonally deposited with him, ith eersons in Ireland, England or Scot! Sarr and veanet to the subscriber, or the name of the person or Scotland, to whom it isto be st post town, will be immediately transmitted and paid accordingly, and a receipt to that effect given or for- warded tothe sender as i be in like manner money with or claims on rt for ms residivy in aay part o! nites 1» OF Canada, mand will be. 4 to them ingly. Be MOBI E Fr. 29 Cedar a. 512 tier KORTE. MeBRID! REMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAN, SCOTLAND AND WALES.—Persons preva ng Or remitting inqpey te ane part f the old country, can at all times obtain rom the subseri! {ts at sight, fo: any amount on the Royal Bank of Ireland and on Messrs. Prescett, Grote, Ames & Co, Bankers, London, which are paid free of discount or any charge whatsoever, in all the principal towns of the United Kingdom. For terms, apply or address, if by letter, host haid, to ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 35 Fulton si, next door to th a Bank. F. S.—The satsctibers wil as heretofore have tegular cemon of first clans American shige, siliug weekly from L , during es ‘ar passage, app JAMES'D. KOCHE, 14 Goree F NE LIVERPOOL FACKE1 ef,,16th Rebonry—The splendid well known fast bog | packet ship ROCHESTER, Capt. Philip fe, Will sail positively as above, " regular day, . Woodhall & commodations of oa ship for a ly eaten calf and Steerage pusseugers,cannot be sarpasae: Oe the umprove- vev's of the new modelled packet ships, Persons desirous of «-". @ berths should not fail to make early application on ow to estof Burling min ae 4 i Perso.is esirous of sending for their friends in try, ean have them brought oat on favorable t agove favorite ship, which leaves Liverpool on th her regular day,‘and those wishing to remit mone plied with drafts for any amount payable on demand, without ‘iveount, in all the prinetpal towns of Great Britain ‘and Jre- athe packet ship Houinguer will suceeed the Rochester, and Ma r sail ou the 16ch Mareh, her vegular day. igen SRITISH AND NOKTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAiL STEAM SHIPS, Of 1200,tons and 440 horse power each. Under contract withthe Lords of the-Admiralty. HiBERNIA, C. HL. &. Judkins, Commander. &, a . LG. AL, A. Fs z vrie do y . KE, C, Muller, RIN. do Will sail from Liverpool and Bostow, via Halifax. as follows: FROM LITKAPOOL. YuoM wonton. , pl } r May is engers are snperior. ‘Che vessels sje necampanied, by expeneaced surgeons, and y supplied with Frances? Patent Life Boats. ansage serdueed to $120. Nu Berths secure antil paid fer. For further tn form D, BRIGHAM, JR. ‘je poly 10 HARKNDEN & CO’S, No.3 Wallat. REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS KILL, and interinediade land fex'—Regular days {jom_ days, Wedn ‘and Fridays. Fiom New York, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdaya—Ware to ar tvom Cattakill, 90 cents, Berths % cents—Supper be The new and fart atenuer WAVE, Captain Vanderbitt, will léaye Robinson st, pivt Thursday Nov. 17th, at five ovcloc! For further particnl ire of the ea; tain on board. By rm fog on e named, there will be a daily com munication be! Catakill and New York (and intermediate ind passage at_ reduced prices. nr ne BAIL ROAD LINE, OF STAGES FROM NEW YORK TO BEDFORD— ‘On and after Tuesday, January 3d, 1813, the aubscribers will run a line of stages from Bedford to New York three times. week, as foliows:— Leaves Seely ‘Miansion Howse, Bedford, every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday morning at'836 o’clock. Leaves the Kea 1, comer of Bowery aud Broome as, New York, ever Wednesday and Saturday ing, by the 9 oclock cars, passing Marble Hall, Kast nd Newcastle, and through White Plains, Robbins? Mile Square to Bodin evonsaT GEE TR RORES? places) for fre Chester Mills and " . prietors. The Red Bind Live o* ages will continue to runt during the winter from s every day at § o'cluck, aud New Vork at o'elock, Ni. Mundays excensed. Der ORE edit Od Pre " WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. M. TUMPKINS? Line ot Siages for Youkers, Dobbs Ferry, Tarry Town, Sing Sing, Sodom om, n connec: iow with the Harlem Railroad. York at 9 o’elock daily, by th eT Thee line will leave New vd for Williumsbridge, and will couvey passengers Peden Wes ing ond Fochurt. Aud ontlostie, tem s day, the line will be extended to Sodom, On Mondays, Wedn'sdays and Evitere roe Restor tg NewYork, The Railroad Fare from Williamsbridge to New. « ‘ork is 25 ents. fw*r PROP SALE CHEATHA Bowl y Aligy, with partenanees, all uearly vew. Alo a bat with, nod he clack excellent; deeanters, be removed im- NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS. PORTATION COMPANY, NEW YORK AND NEWARK. From tne foot of Courtlaudt street, New York very dayBunday si epted At ls AS Bee FEM. i ALC RoE Reg BoM 1a eto ie aml rap eles arn 9 do €” do. oe do do. WW ON SUNDAYS, From the foot of Courtland street. Leave New York, ve Newark ACOA, Leite M. At NEW YORK, ELIZA Leave New York. Li x” PM. hag ‘Phe trains for Westheld, Ptainfield, Benatbrook Somerville, and 4% P i ke., connect with the 9 A M, 2 York, daly, Sundays excepted, Fave berheen New York and Rizabeth Tow 25 cent fare between lo a Lats. NeW YORK, RAHWAY AND NEW BRUNSWICK. AND fare reduced, * Krom the foot of Liberty strect, daily, Leare New York. cave New Bruiswiek trains from New to A.M. . 2% P.M. 4 ie i 9 TM, trips from New Branewiek are omitted. Ou Sundays the ys and 734 A.M. York and New Brunswick, and 2% P, M. trai Fare between 75 cents. hWAy, | 50 cents The fare in the 594 aud 736 A. M.trainfrom New Bruns wick, and 2% and 484 °. M. train from New York, has been re duced, New York and New Brunswick, to 50 and Rahway to 31K Passengers who procure their tickets at the ticket office, re ceive a ferry ticket gratin, ‘Tickets are received by: the con duetor only on the day when purchased. DLL gin NRW YORE AND BOSTON KATL ROAD Li Contin Nonwio anp Wonceazen’ Raitnoaps Composed of the following superior steamers ruunt er ue Worcs Wren & Be WORCES H. Vanderbit. h iam. HOPATIA, Cahn er Monday, Nov.2ist,this line will be ran tri-week- al ‘ork, Tuesdays, ‘Thursdays and Saturdays From - ‘Slip, % si ‘The new and pied steamboat NEW HAVEN, Captain Dastan, bor leave every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur atdo’cloc] ers for Boston will be forwarded immediately on the of the.above boats at Norwich, and will proceed with- vars or baggage. cents. ont change of For further information, enquire at the office of DB. ALLEN, 39 Puck slip, up stairs, persons are forbid trasting any one on account of the a or owners, por MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL ROAD, New a fe Road having been re-laid at great expense with the moat approved and heaviest H_ rail, to secure ana expeditious conveyance between New York ai Monistown, wall commence ranning two trips daily, Sundays excepted, ou and after Monday, Jan. +8, First Train from Mocriatown will leave at 7 AM. ‘econd Train from ristown will leave at 1% PM. oof itt Erain from New York will leave at 9.4 M—Newark at All above M. 08 oa from New York will leave at 2% P M—New- ‘Train from Morristown will are ri ‘wark in time for the 9A M. Train to New York, or the morning Train to Philapelphia; %, the Afternoou Train they will arrive at Newark in ti for the 344 P M Train to New York or the Evesing Train to Philadelp 1a. Passengers by the Moruing Trai: from New York will arive at Morristown in time to dine and take any of the Stages run- ‘ning west or north from that place, 5% Im%ec WINTER ARBANGEMEN’. ly {DIRECT: Via Newark, New Branswick, Princeton, ‘Trenton, Borden- town and Burlington, THROUGH IN SIX HOURS. Leave New York, fromthe foot of Liberty street, daily, at 9 ASM and 0 PM ‘ne woruing Line proceeds to Bordentown, trom thence by stegranost apes ds di Cama ( ‘i i¢ Evening Lime procee: irect te Camden, (0) ite Philadelphia) without change off cars: oe Frosugers will procure thei Hekets atthe office foot of Li bertyatrgpt, where 8 commodions steamboat will be in re Desss, with ba crates on board. Pisisyestesse ‘are conveyed from city to city, Ly 5 by.the Morni eat Newn crates without being opeaed by the way. Exch train & provided ‘with Ladies Lar, in whieh are apart- "Setareiog ine leprePiadeipa the foot of Ghent at atreet by raliroad from at9 o'clock A M,and o’cloc! 5 ie Lines for Baltimore, leave Phi adelphia at 7 A M, and (P M, being. continuation of the lines from New York. 826 3m*r tall DAILY PACKAGE EXPRESS CAR FOR ALBANY, TROY, AND BUFFALO. rucming throng! Albauy in'T'weive Hours. _Leaves at To’elock in the morning. The subscribers have made arrangements with the Housa- toni. Rail Hoad Company, toran an Express Car jexciusively for oux owu purpose) daily, over their road with th train, ranning through v0 Albany in twelve hours, an Rfenazeg to receive and forward at low rater, Specie, Bank Notes, Packages, Bales and Cases of Goods, Sey for hny of al aces. re or inter ‘Will attend promptly tothe collection and payment of bills, notes, drafts and accounts, and such other business as may be entrusted to their care. dar POMEROY & CO.2 Wall street, New York. PULLEN & COPP’S NE ; z EAL “EX Messrs. Harnden & Co, having disposed of their route from New York to Albany and ‘Troy, the subseri- bers, the old eouduetors of Harndea & Co's Northern Exvtess, frou. New York, will coutinue to. run as heretofore, leaving New York, Albany and Trey, Daily , and connect at'Trov with Jacobs’ Montreal Kixpress, and will for- ward Specie, Bauk Notes, Packages, Bundies,Cuves of Goods, &e., to any’ place between New York and Moutreal, and throughout the Canada’s, Also East, from Troy and Allkany to Boston, and West from Albany to Buffalo. All business entrusted to theiz oh ily at tended to. Particular attention will be paid to the collection of notes, drafes, acceptances, &c., and prompt returas made for the same, PULLEN & COpP. Officer=Pallen & Co) Wallstreet, New York. qT xchange, Albany. A iver street, Troy. Montreal New Youx. ALBAN Troy. ‘ard & King, = &. J. Hompbrey, Jno. Payne, Jacob Little, & Co. Thos. Gough. P. Weils, Joho T. Smith, & Co., 8 K. Stow, C. 3. Donglass, ®. Leake Houghton & Co. Drew, Robinson & Co. ma STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall street On mod after Dee. $8 the steamer STA EN IS ND : fl will run as follows, F NOLICH tow LEAVE STAT ND. NEW YORK, a A. 9AM. 18 1g ar. M, 3% P.M, dar ‘ HEAR ALL YE SICK AND AFFLICTED, HOW YE MAY BE CURED. PHitapernin, December —, To Dr. D Jayne—Dear Sir—The es ouishing and mireculous beneficisl effects your valuuble Expectorant. lad on my the Rew Mr. Rasiing, made so fevorable an impres- sion on my inind, that alter consaiting with several fends, and lerrmivg called up fot that of mediene, portles, avd told 4 ood report Were a regular praetiti anyon and parchised ball a doz: Thived to take them you shoud fang well thia day. ‘Thanks be to a mereifal God, Exp ctorant—and [ now come forward cheerlally to ny promise. For twenty long years had Lbeen a constant the effeets of a hai i te of breathing; spring and fall, nd mere skeleton flerer trom Cup appetite was nd $0, for sailed me that my friends were feet Hf distress perfectly m'gerable to myself, nd 9% distress ing to my family, that tkele willing to die whenever it shonid please the Master to lake 4 ad réliet came. . But L heard at tt nae of it the htppieat relief. perfect cure of me—and | can truly say Thave ne desire to be better, Now Leonsider it id thronzh you, the publi¢, to make my that itwill be the means of directing huntred are afflicted as T have been to the nse «{ aremedy which. nader the blessings of God, 1 consider to hive preserved my life. You are at liberty, sit, to make use of this letter to your make My case ag extensively known a: vou please. any who doubt the truth of the above ace wnt, refer ¢ happy to see them, aud will nor only us Ve them partical ish tor the public p leat sir. your obi MARY GILL, fe and Germagtown road. ». 20 Seuth Lhirt strect, Price Sta £10 tin which it would With everlasting gratinde, friend, Coroerot Ri aed only by Dr. D. Jayne, No. elphia, avd athis new office, 305 Broad wey ADING. PUBLIC. THE t the solicitation of numerous f Periodicals, Newspapers and Extras,’at the ond Periodical and Newspaper Depot, No. 1 Feb. Mth, where the paolie Night literature of the day at y Knelish Copper, from ¥6 ure SOETING & co., ‘4% South street. Albany. (Correspondence of the Herald. } Atnany, Friday, Feb, 10. Several appointments were made to-day, but none for the city of New York. ‘The office seekers trom your city still hang on in anxious expectation—even those already dis-appointed, still think there is a chance for them. It’s “hope on, hope ever,” with them, Among the appointments made to-day were the following, which are the most important of them —the rest being merely notaries, and such like :— Chester Heyden, Amos Woodworth and Pomeroy Jones, to be Judges of the County Courts for Onei- da. The last is a re-appointment. Charles Goodyear, to be First Judge of the coun ty of Schoharie. There was little or nothing of general importance done in either branch ef the Legislature to day. In the Assembly, to-day, Gen. Davis (the Speaker) continued, but did not conclude, his speech com- menced yesterday on the Governor’s Message. It is about the best speech of the session, and shows Gen, D. not tobe behind any member of the Hovse in talent. . The Saeet of Wiis Hare was a most able one indeed, but I am inelined to think Gen. D.’s far ex- cels it. There is only one objection, and that is its greatlength. He was moat peculiarly happy in some of his allusions. For instance, in speaking of Gov. Seward’s recommending the vigorous prosecution of the public works, and that the State should go on borrowing, he said it reminded him of astory he once heard. A German musician had beea employ- ed to play a specified number of tunes on a certain wind instrument. He had searcely got agoing be- fore his employers began to cry, ‘blow rear blow harder!” ‘and at each successive impulse the perforiner puffed away, blowing stronger and strong- er, until he was eventually obliged to desist, from exhaustion. Nothing satisfied, “blow. harder— blow harder!” was still the cry. At length, exaspe- rated to a final effort, he turned upon his persecutors and said: “ [t’s easy enough to say, * Blow harder— blow harder!’ but where the devil isthe wind to come trom?” Ia the Senate, Mr. Porrer gave notice of a bill to regulate the fees of inspectors of provisions in the city of New York, and of the health officer. Look out for a sweeping cutting dewn, O, ye newly reptinee officers, for retrenchment is the order of he day, In the Assembly, Mr. Lex introduced a bill to amend the revised statutes relative to the inspection 1 pot and pearl ashes, &c. in the city of New ork. Mr. Leann gaye notice of his intention to intro- duce a bill to aid inthe construction of the New York and Erie Ruilroad. Mr. W. Hatt gave notice of his intention to in troduce a bill to regulate the deposit of public mo- ney, received under protest by public officers. Mr. H. also called up his resolution asking the Comp- troller to report whether any portion of the mill tax had been pledged for money borrowed, &c. and it was adopted. As usual, Mr. E. Stroxe took the opportunity to make himselt a philosopher on the subject of the beautiful and classic language he used toward a fel- low member the other day. Simon. Seneca Falt: (Correspondence of the Herald.) Seneca Fatrs, Feb. 1, 1843. Progress of Religion and Piety—The Devil at his Trumps—Balls and Cotillons—An Elopement— State of Things. Dear Sin— The people of this village have, for the last few weeks, been raised to the highest pitch of excite- ment, by the preaching of Mr. Bernard, a very pious Baptist minister, of the Miller school. He preached inthis village about two weeks, and set a number of our goodly inhabitants in a state of excitement by his eloquence. He took in gratuities rising $100 from this town. During his preaching he had a per- tect “rush,” as the saying is. We will put Seneca Falls against the world for preaching and praying, dancing and fiddling, &c., &c. There are three protracted meetings and three dancing schools now in full tide of operation. The Baptists commenced the work of God, and are go Ing it strong, baptising scores weekly, and almost daily. They preach xp Millerism to the highest point, alleging that the world will, without any mis- take, terminate on the third of April next, and scaring our inhabitants into their doctrines by the wholeeale. , The Methodists came next, and opened with a burst of Demosthenian eloquence from the lips of the Rev. Mr. Storey, which made the walls shake and the people tremble. They, too, are multiplyin; rapidly, and the anxious seats are well filled, an about a hundred joined the church. Last night the streets leading to the churches were literally crowd- ed with human beings wending their way to the dif- ferent churches. ‘*What'sto pay?” asked hundreds of people. “Why, havn’t you heard that the preach- er solemnly declared that to-day was the last day of grace, and that no more conversions would take place afterto-might?” “Why, no. | Do they say it is sot [f it is, we mustgo.” Andall the churches were crowded to overflowing; and thus it goes in this town from one week’s end to another. The Presbyterians cannot make a raise, though they have tried their best to do so. About a week agoa Mr. Richards wasannounced to preach to the young, and it being the night for one of the balls, the sisters of the church went around to all the resi- dences of the females, and requested them to stay away from the ball and go to church. But it was “no go;” they showed their preference for dancing. The dancing schools increase rapidly, and balis and cotillens are fe occurrences. Surely this is agreat world, and no mistake—preaching, pray- ing, fiddling, dancing, &c. Your paper is in great demand here—itis looked to for all the latest news, money articles, &e. We had quite aromance here last Sunday. One of our “bloods,” had been courting a young lady for some time, until about twe months since, when he was forbid by the lady’s parents; and last Sunday he went and called the young lady out of the singer’s seats, in one of our churches, and jump- ed into the carsand went to Syracuse, and there the hymenial band was joined, and on Wednesday re- turned home “The course of true love,” &c. H. M. F. Rochester. (Correspondence of the Herald. Rocuesrerr, Jan. 31, 1843. Singular Proclamation by the Shakers in the West— Yew Belief of the Day of Judgment—A Mono- poly. Dear Sir— Thand you the following notice, which was co. pied by me from the original, which is hung in large characters upon the door of the office or church of the Shakers, at their settlement, near Mount Morris, Livingston county. You may think it of sufficient interest to circulate among your nume- rous subseribers. The doctrines of Miller are as nothing when compared with this bulletin of the “ Lord’s annointed™ :— Hory Apveatisement. ‘The words ofthe Lord Jehovah, sent forth by his be- loved Son, Jesus Christ, the Savior of men, to be placed upon the office door of his chosen people, at Groveland. Listen and hear the words of the Lord your God, oh ye inhabitants that dwell around this,my consecrated ground. My order to you is,that you enter no more through this door until in’ my wisdom I think proper ; a heav curse will I send upon the one that dare presume to breal this my holy commund ; yea, I will send acurse upon that fonl in my own time, and in mine own way, that he can- not escape. So I warn you be careful how you touch my sacred dwelling. For I would that Po beg into know there is a God, and of a certainty that my word is true and faileth not. Yea, woe unto thet soul that dare raise his hand to put offthis my solemn warning ; yea, a heavy curse will [send on that hand. Therefore, I say be care- ful, oh ye nations that «dwell round thisthe “Israel of my delight,” how ye touch these xacred dwellings, for unto you do T sond this sacred warning. My word is finished. ‘Taken from the mouth of the Lord Johovah, by the ho- ly Savior, and caused to be placed on thisdoor. So I say, “Touch it not”—words of the Holy Savior. Draw near, oh ye inhabitants that dwell around this pe. culiar spot of the Lord your God—listen and hear,tor [ shall speak forth eternal truth, for you may rest assured this is the people of his peculiar care, and here is the place where God hath placed his name in Zion tor sulyation, and no where else. Approved of by the leading authority ofthe Society, and in union with our Lord and Savior, we hereunto set our names and aflix our seal Signed, ER, LUCIUS SOUTHAICH, SONARD, JOSEPH PELHAM 1 can assure you of the truth of the above copy.— They are firmin the befiet that Christ is about to make his descent among them only, and they alone mean to enjoy his coming. Therefore they close their doors upon the world, A Supscrimge. Letter from Coney Island lice System: | °" the Police foam parr. m iscovering the difficulty of your city ant} to devise a plan to establish PY police depres and having read the several documents presented by some of the most learned and prominent gentle- men of your city, I here send you my views upon the subject. If you should deem them deserving attention, you will please give them publicity. The department should consist of at least, six divisions, stationed at the following places, consisting of fifty men each. Ist division should be ioned at the Exchange, or somewhere in the vicinity of Wall street, halt of which should at least pass six times through the several streets about the Exchange, and ten times through Wall street. No policeman should be per- mitted to enter any bank or broker's office, or spesk to any broker in the street, except on business. This division should consist of broken merchants, defaulters and bank clerks. The captain should be a man who hastaken the bankrupt law, and whe has a large pair of whiskers, to appear courageous. Each individual composing this dace should be able to boast of being at one time worth $100,000 in fancy stocks. i 2d might be stationed at the Astor House or ite vicinity. This division should comprise bank- Tupt storekeepers, men who have dined at the City Hotel on roast beef when their families have dined on mutton broth. Halt should perambulate Broad- way, enter stores, lean upon the counters, and watch the ladies, and, if possible, detect them in the very act of shoplifting; they should keep a care- ful look out for genteel rogues. The captain should be one who has once possessed $200,000 in real es- tate, but has been bamboozled out of it. 3d division should be stationed at Tammany Hall,or in its vicinity. It should be composed of disap- pointed polities bankrupt editors, and mad poets. ‘This division would prove extremely service- able in preventing the sale of obscene pr this purpose they should be provided with tickets, when stopping the newspaper boys, and having thoroughly examined these papers, and discovering nothing improper, a. ticket given to the boy should ‘xempt them from further examination on that day. This division should be empowered to visit the va- rious newspaper establishments in, the neighbor- hood of Nassau street, and scrutinize the proot sheets, and if there is anything that may be deemed libellous or defamatory in any shape in the print; the steam should be blown off, and the editor sum- moned to appearbefore the captain of the division. e captain of this should be by all means a bank- rupt editor, and a good judge of poetry, and one who can boast of seeing betterdays. _ 4th might be stationed at conjunction of Chat ham street and the Bowery. This division could prevent a thousand abuses in that neighborhood. It isqnite necessary that this division should be compoe- ed mostly of bullies and black-legs,men who are well acquainted about the doings in the Bowery. It may be deemed necessary to lave aman at the head of this division who has seen all sorts of times, and who is of a courageoustemperament. The division might iste ebe, the Bowery and East Broadway as well as the eastern section of the city. 5th. This division should be directed to parade around the docks, to keep awake loafers and pree vent boys sucking their stomachs full ot molasses, which hasan evil tendency—to physic them without the advice of the doctor. This division should be provided a certain mumber of dogs to destroy. dock rats No policemen of this division should be per- mitted to set on, or go near, a brandy or agin barrel on the docks. The captain of this should be a man who hasseen considerable of salt water, and who has been around Cape Horn three times, and who can boast of killing some Feejee islanders. 6th, and the last division, should be stationed at the University, or in the vicinity of Washington Square. It might be made up of those who have lived in the neighborhood of Washington Square, and have become insolvent on account of high living and drinking champaign to appear respectable. Much good might result from this division—to pre- vent the stealing of silver spoons and gold watches. {f you should deem it worth while to lay the above before the public, { feel certain that some good might be the result. Being much op d with the duties of my office, or else I would extend my remarks upon the expediency of adopting the above. Sir, I am your's, With the greatest respect, Joun WiskHEAD, | Mayor of Clamville, Capital of Coney Island. Feb. 4th, 1843. Newark, {Correspondence of the Herald. | Newank, Ohio, Feb. 8, 1843, The Olao Legislature—The Currency—Hon. Mr. Parker's Land Bill—Progress of Neurology— Great Effort to encourage Cost Johnson in his En- deavors to Effect the Assumption of State Debts— Removal of Postmaster, §c. The divisions in the democratic majority in the Ohio Legislature, appear to be ina measure healed, and the policy to be adopted with regard to the cur- rency would seem to be, (as1 predicted before the session commenced,) a modification of the law pase- ed last year, and generally known as “ Latham’s Bill.” A bill containing the proposed modification is now under consideration, and will, I have no dédubt, become a law. Will it have any practical effect? Iam inclined to think that it will not have the slightest. Investments so much more profitable can now be made of money, thatany one who would invest it for legitimate banking purposes must be in- deed foolish. Iam, therefore, of opinion that the ten banks which remain to us in Ohio, will be all we shall have for some time to come, and also that, in ordinary 4, they would be amply sufficient for the purposes of t and commerce. A bill now under consideration in the Senate, and introduced by the Hon. James Parker, the Senator from this distriet, will, if passed, have more effect in relieving the people of Ohio of the distresses which they complain of, and will pay off more of their debts, than perhaps any measure within the sphere, ol legislation. It provides for the appraisement of lands when taken on execution, at which appraise- ment the creditor must take the land, or such part of itas will satisfy his debt, subject at any time within one year to redemption by the debtor. It is at the option of the creditor to levy or not on the land; but when once the levy is made, he must take it at the appraisement, unless the debtor chooses to pay him otherwise. ‘The bill is almost exactly simi- lar to laws now in force in Masssachusetts, and believe Connecticut. If it become a law, the debt- ors of Ohio will pay off their New York creditors in lands, | Neurology,Phreno-Magnetism,&c., have been at- tracting much attention in our city for two or three weeks. The Rev. J. P. Stuart lectured on Neurolo- gy to crowded houses, and succeeded in convincing many very sceptical persans. Several gentlemen, residents of our city, in theirattemptsto satisfy them- selves ou that subject, have made very successful ex- periments in Phreno-Magn ceeded the Rey. Mr. Stuart, and will remana week or more, longer. Dr. P.’s subject (who is a young man of some little cuitivation of mind more than we usually find in persons thus engaged) is fond, when in magnetic sleep, of spouting @ /a Shakspeare, and seems emulous of the glories of Macready, Kean, and Forrest. As Dr. Parnell confines himeelf to this one subject, and as the orocular sayings of this sub- ject are of a castso theatrical, his expenments have served to unmake many of Mr. Stuart’s converts.— Apart from this, wed) have been Yosity aususing The assumption by the National Government of the State debts, is attracting more and more atten- tion with every coming day, in this quarter. A great meeting, without distinction of party, was held at the Court-house, on the 4th inst,, at which a se- ries of resolutions advocating such assamption, was introduced by the Hon. William Stanberry, former- ly a distinguished member of Congress. The reso- lutions were strenuously opposed by the Hon. B. B. Taylor, and the Hon. B. Briggs, and supported by the Hon. Mr. Stanberry in aspeech of distinguished ability. Daniel Duncan, Esq., having intimated a desire to address the meeting, and the hour being late,a motion to adjourn until the 11th inst. was car- ried. ‘The whole coarty will doubtless be aroused and pour into our city co be in attendance on the ad~ journed meeting The whigs ore generally in favor of oa ion, and the demoerats as generally o d rah Gu the d cho ihe contending parties Wit meet in batie array on that question, whieh ere long will bea rallying cry, most probab y, in all the indebted States; but, heaven grant, thatit may be ineffectual in its endeavor to destroy the credit of the whole ion. mavfalon M, Caffe, Esq.y has been removed from the office of Postmaster at Newark, and the Hon. Levi J. Haughey, a democrat, (lately a Judge of the Court ot Common Pleas) been appointed in his place. The whig party is in a scate of great excite- ment on the subject of this removal, ani held an indignation meeting to give vent to its angry leel- any L’OcctDEnts.