The New York Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1843, Page 3

* Iarge party, composed of men who see that neither Van Burenism or Clayism has conferred any service upon our country. e past fen years have taught many the folly of carrying politics to extremes—be- yond principles. The reaction in the minds of the public is in favor of President Tyler Very few ot the late Congressmen from this State will be re- tarne ; A committee appointed to examine the accounts of certain printers and binders to the Legislature, report. that in three sessions they had everdrawn $1,404 514 McKinly & Leseure in a bill amount ing only to $,4.165, are reported as having over- drawn $1,214 52}! ‘All those who are reported hav- ing overdrawn are candidates for State printer! An honest servant is very desirable. Yesterday, a paper setting forth that members of the House signing it, cannot any longer put up with the disgracetal conduct which occurs daily on that floor, and that the Speaker must preserve better or- der, or they will not set there, was circulated, and signed very generally. It is a strong intimation to Speaker Waght that he had better resign—that he is net fit for the station he occumes. Tt was carried round by an excellent man, and one who had been acting with him on some subjects, which makes it the more bitter. It he has a particle of self respect left, he will resign. To-day it was presented to him, asa document for his private consideration. It was signed by a large majority of members. Bibs appointment of Judge Blythe, Collector at iladel-phia, has made Pres’t Tyler many friends TheJudge was a volunteer in seve fal battles last war, behaved very gallantly, and is highly respected by a “very ‘arge circle of acquaintances. Millensm prevails here to a great extent, und was it notffor the Legislature being in session, we should have a continual Sabbath ; though we are as void of true religion as they were in Sodom. Yours, Spry. From Vera Cruz.—Vera Cruz papers to_ the 18th ult. have bees received at New Orleans, via Hava- na, which state that the coast was visited on the 14th ult. by a gale which destroyed several Mexican coasting vessels, aud the American schooner Mi- nerva, from New Orleans, Gen. Menon, the com- mander of the Mexican forces at Campeachy, had been remoyed, and General Martias Pena Barragan appointed in his place. It was reported that the American vessel Samuel Ingham, which sailed from Vera Cruz for Tampico on the 1th alt. was wreck- ed. Tnere were several passengers on board, in- cluding an equestrian company. Whether they were lost or not is not known. Texas —Galveston dates to the 4th instant have been received at New Orleans. The President has appointed Wm. H. Dangerfield, Esq., who not long since resigned the office of the Seeretary cf the Treasury, to be Charge d’Affaires to the Netherlands; Louis @rousset to be Consul at Marceilles; and Joshua J. Crooswyck, Consul at Rotterdam, Hon. Pierce M. Butler, U.S. Agent tothe Chero- kees, has been appointed to attend an Indian Council to be held at the Waco village on the Brazos, and is authorized to make the United Statesa party to the treaty proposed to be formed between Texas and the tribe of hostile Indians. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Mary Elizabeth, Applegath, Pro- Boston. Cli Rosalthe, Denw wzas; Corsair, (Bry Ris Bono, Jas ight, Below, Noi Skinnyr, Ponce for Baltimore, At Scawell’s Point, W: Fall iver for Baltimore, and aeo:ton loaded brig belonying Philadel; hia, bound to New York. A brig supposed the Water Witch, from'Por'o Rico, and the Quadruple, (Br) fin Bermud', ve zone up the bay, bound to Baltimore Cnanurstox, March li—Arr Ann Stille, Wells, Mobile; Saxe, Kirb do: Vietorix, Crocker, Atiakapas for NYork—in distress, having exper a heavy gale of wind on the 6th inst, lat 28 30, ton 79, daring which lost mainssil and fi resail, and injured the other sauls, carr-ed away rigging, wes compelled nd stancheons to throw over a portion rehr to lexk badly. In the officg, ercaux. (Br) from Livern*ol, and 2 square rigged vessels — Arr 13th, Matador (Brem) Balser, Bremen, Sid Echo, (Sw) ch 15—Arr Akenon! Nonh of Euroye: Tybee Onden, New York’ G: lope, Riley, Newport, RI; Mathilde, (Dan) Claussen, peuhagen, Savant f 4, Mach 13—Arr Caroline, (Br) Crawford, Clyde; Ceylon, Crocker, Bararon; North Star, Baker, Bath, M ary, Cahcon, Boston. Below, aherm br &, aground inside ‘Ty- hee Light—supposed to be without a pilot. Sid Delaware, Fisher, Boston. Spoken, 9 days hence for Port Leon, Fla, March Cami'a, Mandeni 1, off Hole wthe Wal THE COMET! THE ILLUSTRAATED WITH £1L.PVEN ENGRAVINGS. TH!5 MORNING, we lissue rom the OFFICE OF THiS PAPER ‘The celebrated work of M. Arazo, the great French Ae- tronomer, entitled THE COMET. ‘Together with Scientific notices of Comets in general, and in particular the Comet of 1832, to which is added an account of THE EXTRAORDINARY COMET NOW BLAZING THROUGH THE HEAVENS, And the opinion of emivent astronomers on the INFLUENCE OF COMETS ON THE EARTH. This wili be the most interesting and scientific, as well a3 the most complete, work on the subject of comets ever published, Price 124 cents—$8 a hundred, COMET! 0G- THE BOSTON NOTION.—This paper having heen delayed by the storm, is now for sale at No. 4 Ann street, illustrated with etchings on wood. Contents— 1. Continuation of Lady Alice, or the Noble's Daughter, by the author of the Gipsey’s Vengeance. ll. Ellisterriane, by W. T. Moncrief. 111. The Polish Student, by the author of “Lafitte,” &c., original. IV. The Signet Seal, original. Illustrations—“Bear Civility,” “A bride on a Ride,” “His capital in the Stock,” with news of the day, tales, &c. Also, just received a few copies ot the “Odd Fellow,” a nouvellette by Prof Ingraham. Office, No. 4 Ann street. E. B. TUTTLE, Agent. THE COMET! THE COMET! ILLUSTRATED WITH ELEVEN ENGRAVINGS. MONDAY MORNING, will be published inan Extra New World, the celebrared work of M. Arago, the great French Astronomer, written by order of the government, entitled THE COMET. Scientific notices of Comets in general.and in particular the Comet of 1832, to which is added an account of THE EXTRAORDINARY COMET NOW BLAZING THROUGH THE HEAYTENS, And which may be seen every fair evening ; and the ‘opinion of eminent astronomers on the INFLUENCE OF COMETS ON THE EARTH. ‘This will be t! it i ne the most complete work on the subject of comets ever published, giving the history of the most celebrated comets which have appeared in ancient and modern times. Price 12} cents—$8 a hundred. at J. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann street. EIGHTH WARD To tue Error or tar Henao I take the liberty of writing you a few lines in relation to the disgraceiul meeting of the Whigs of the Eighth ‘Ward, at the Howard House, on Monday evening of last week, to elect Charter Officers, &c.,to be supported at the ensuing election. ‘The meeting was principally composed of non-residents » ofthe ward, alarge portion of whom were foreigners. Many ofthe actual voters of the ward were prevented from voting, by the hired bullies present on the occasion. ‘Tho writer trusts that the respectable voters of the ward, merchants, mechanics, &c , who are interested in the city tar will be present when this self elected committee make their report. If a‘ Hart”—Gizzard, or other substance, is to be cram- med down their throats, let those who will have to “suffer some,” find no fault ifthey are absent at that meeting. The honest whig electors of the ward should be present en masse, and, by an expression of virtuous indignation, put down this corrupt system of dictation. VINCIT VIKATAS. FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, THE ODD FELLOW, or ‘Tne Scart Association ; Also, LAME DAVY’S SOD With the birth, education and career of Forsaive Peter, By JH. Ironanast. Both for 12} cent: Og CAUSTIC OR THE KNIFE WAS FORMERLY resorted to in all cases of burne, scalds, and wounds, where mortification was apprehended. The necessity for such sharp practice exists no longer. The Magical Pain Extractor, from Comstock,71 Maiden lane, is a far m>re efficient proventive of mortification than cold steel, or nitrate ot silver. The application of this wonderful compound i he local pain, and if the wound, acald, not injured some vital organ, so asto render cure impossible, it will ina very short space of time restore the part affected to a sound and healthy state, without le ving any cicatrix behind. This preparation is also acertoin remedy tor inflamed eyes, cancerous sores, ulcers, broken breast, sore nipples, and wliabrasions and eruptions of the skin. Its success asa cure for piles is unparalleled, and the vouchers for ita cu. rative properties are from the most respectable and en. lightened sources, 0G- NO QUARTER! NO QUARTER! IS GIVEN to worms by Kolmstock’s Ve: ge. It expels them from the intestines vi et armis, and by sweeping awa the mucus in which they are engendered, effects a radi- cal and permanent cure. Kolmstock’s vermiluge con- tains no mercury or other mineral substance, and chil- dren of the most tender age may take it with perfect anfety. OG@-_THE ARISTOCRACY OF NATURE—That is mon of science and intelligence have endorsed Peter ‘Vegetable Pills and Medicated Lozenges as the only re- liable remedies for the several diseases,to the cureot which they are adapted. The Pills and Catheric Lozenges, act upon the fluids which compose the blood, and thus purge the vital stream of all impurities at ita source, In all pul monary complaints, where the lungs are pot absolutely covered with tubercles, Peters’ Cough Lozenges speci: ly restore the organs of respiration to a Peters’ Worm Lozenges extirpate worm: cloanse the intestines, and give tune to th: ratus; and Peters’ Vegetable PL 2 used by the yhatwe know that | Numbers. Prins “Nobility of F they are patio cipal office 126 LISHED And for sale st the HERALD OFFICE, A Native Romaner wxtiriep AMARANTHA, or Tue ere, Erep Ove, H. N. Wi Full of the most startling alventures and romantic inci- dents, founded on fa The work is printed in pamphlet form, and ILLUSTRATED WITH SPLENDID WOOD CUTS. Price 124 cents single copy—$8 a hundred, UNCLE SAM LITERARY, NOT POLITICAL. —There has been published in Boston for some mentha, a smart, spruce, neat little sheet with the title of Uncle Sam. The object of this notice isto enlighten persons desirous of getting the worth of their money in news, light reading, fun, facetia, &c. and that all these quali: ties and more are embraced in this cheap paper, only three cents agopy .There ii i begun a cay hal storyiby Prof Ingraham, entitled Mark Manley, or ‘The Skipper’s Lad, which promises to be one of unuszal interest. Also for sale weekly, the Philadelphia Saturday Courier, and the Saturday Post, by J. A. TUTTLE, News Agent, No. 4 Ann street. {from the Brother Jonathan] ACT OF SARSAPARILLA.—The virtues of Sarsaparilla asa medicine, are widely felt and ac knowledged; as aprineipal ingredient in a cooling, re- freshing, and most delicious beverage; it is also a general favorite. Many have been indueed to overlook its their warm appreciation of its palateable- a great mistake. Sarsaparilla may be ined with other substances, which more than neu- se the sanative influences, but the existence of these in by no means disproved. Within the last few years,much attention hos been drawn to the medicinal qualities of this shrub, and their signal value is fully established. The only question relates to the preparation by which they are made most available and efficacious. We believe this is found in “Bristol’s Extract of Sarsaparilla,” and scld at alow price. There is no quackery or mystery about it— it is ssimply what it professes to be, and we commend it to the judgment of the public Sold whelesale and retail by Wm. Burger, 60 Courtlandt street; and at retail at Mil- haus’, 183Brondway; Rushton & Aspinwall, 88 William street; Lyme, Bowery; §Trippe, 167 Division street; J. Lyme, 44 Fulton, near Water street; 211 Fulton street, and druggists generally, AN ACROSTIC. By Zest. Indeed thou art beautiful, lovely and fair, ‘Thy clear healthy cheeks, and thy jetty black hair, Anithy neck, and thy lips, and thy ‘breast, and thy eyes, Lovlier than ought else that lives ‘neath the skies. [remember the time thon was’t not then so fair, Anil thow hads not such clear cheeks, and jeity black hair; Nay, thy cheeks were disgusting, thy hair red, you feared. Care my pimples you cried; and a blessing appeared. How mighty art thou, wondrous Chemical Soap, Even more to clear blotches and scurvy, than mortals could hope; May my blessing attend ye; miracle, I love ye, Infinite great, there is none great above you; Cure pimples, keal chapt flesh, clear yellow, dark skin, ¢ And eruptions and salt rheum, and (if you ean) cure sin Like a prince,thy possessor, Jones, like a generous cure, Sells thee at half price, to'the helpless, the needy and healthfulness nes poor. O,try it, beno longer homely, for one cake will cure you, As you are, there is few ofyour friends that can kindly endure you. Pray excuse, but indeed it is true, I assure you. Reader, without puffing, these are the real qualities of the Italian Chemical Soap; it cures every eruption, disfi- gurement ofthe face or akin, heats, tender or chapt flesh, and changes dark or yellow skin toa fine, healthy, clear: ness. Give it one trial, you'll be well satisfied. It is sold for fifty cents a cake, at'the sign of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham st.,N. Y., and by these agen| Appointed Agents—Zieber, 31 and Dock sts., Philadel- phia, or next to the American Hotel, W: gton, D. C,; 8 State st., Boston; 57 State st., Albany; 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn; 207 King st., Charleston, 8. C.; C. F. Baily, Morristown, N. J.; Ferre, Main st., Middletown, Ct.— Agents wanted in all other citie Qg@- THE EARTHQUAKE IN THE WINDWARD Islands was not more destructive to human life than is Kolmstock’s Vermifuge to worms. It destroys them im- mediately, and is equally beneficial to the infant and the adult sufferer. Only 26 cents per bottle, fro:a 71 Maiden jane. ‘EXTRACT OF A LETTER FR DR. REED, of imore, to Dr. Sherman, 106 Nassau street, New York. Your lozenges have lately performed some won- derfulcures in our city, Several cases of whooping cough, of the moet alarming character have been cured by your cough lozenges, which has caused quite an ex- citement in their favor. When a medicine kecomes as populanas your lozenges have, I haroly know what can Stay their course. The tact of your being a regular bred i amember of the New York City Medical ¥, gives your preparations a great advantage over all other articles. Your splendid new showbill, printed by Mr.{Shields,' attracts crowds of admirers. It is hard to make people believe that it is printed;they think it an elegant painting. Yours,&c. JAMES A. REED. 0G- JAYNE’S EXPECTORANT.—This is undoubt- edly the most valuable, as it is decidedly the most popular me‘ticineof its kin! ever introduced into this State. The demand for it has been constant and increasing, from the e it was first offered for sale here, last January, to the present time; numerous testimonials of its real worth and usefulness from very’ many of our citizens, might be pro- duced, but a trial will satisfy all that it is a speedy cure for coughs, colds, influenza, asthma, hoarseness, and all kinds of pulmonary affections —Bangor, (Me.,) Daily ig. It is prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, No. 20 South Third street, Philadelphias ana 805 Broadway, New York.— Price $1 a bottle. ee MONEY MARKET. 3 Sunday, March 19—6 i, M. At Bosten there were $5000 sales of Massachu- setts 6 per cent stock, payable in 1867, coupons attached, offered at auction, and $1000 sold at 94 cash, and the ba- lance withdrawn. New York 5 per cents, redeemable 1958, are selling at 92, interest off, equal to 93}, before the shutting. A bill has passed the Legislature of Illinois authorizing the repayment to Stebbins and McAlister $330,000, bor- rowed of them in the summer of 1841, by Gen. White- sides, on the hy pothecation of $800,000 Illinois 6 per cent bonds. ‘That transaction was briefly as follows :— The new Illinois commissioner, on arriving in this city found a state of things existing between the former commissioner and Nevins & Townsend, who were the former agents, that caused him to make a trans- fer of the business from their hands as speedily as possi- ble. They accordingly placed the ogency with Steb- bins and McAlister. That house then, in order to enable the commissioner to meet the July interest, loaned him $333,000 for six months, on pledge of $834,000 State 6 per cent bonds, created for that purpose, and redeemable in 1865. This loan was at the rate ef 40 cents on the dollar, and the market price of the bonds at that time was 56 per cent. The house then immediately turned round, pledged these bonds, in various amounts, with different brokers and banks, in order to raisethe money, There appear to have been no special agreement for this; but the com- missioner could not have supposed that the house could, from their owa resources, lend $380,000 at the legal rate, when money was worth 14 per cent, and probably, if the State had been able to pay the loan when it came round, the question would never have been raisel. The loan fell due, however, andthe State could not pay. In the mean time, the price of the Londs fell to 20 percent, leaving the lenders short $165,000. Accordingly, Steb- bins and McAlister were unable to meet their engage- ments, and the instalments were not paid to the State as agreed upon. Gen. Whitesides immediately enjomed all the bonds pledged by Stebbins and McAlister, claiming themas the property of the State of Illinois, The com. missioner then called a mecting of the bondholders, plead- ing the non-liabili y of the state or the bonds in conse. quence of the non fulfilment of the original contract in regard to payments and ultimate arrangements, and pro- posing to return the bonds, and receive from them an evi- dence of debt for the money actually received by the State to be divided among them pro rata, when the State wasableto pay. This was declined, but is substantially what the new joan now proposes, viz: that Stebbins and McAlister shall return all the hypothecated bonds, and receive certificates for the amount actually loaned the State, payable in instalments after 1844. ‘The benefit of this law is not so apparent. The bonds were nearly all pledged to different parties, from whom they cannot be reeovered without an outlay of money for several years, greater than will ultimately be received from the State. The Mechanics’ Banking Assoriation is an instance.— That institution loaned $21,000 to Tracy & Gould, on pledge of $60,000 of the bonds, being at the rate of 40 cents on the dollar. Asthe bonds fell in value, they were re- (tired to Increase the deposite, and it is now, we believe, $85,000. These bonds were enjoined, and the bank then released Tracy & Gould, and took Stebbins’ guarantee. These bonds of 1965 ure selling from 3 to 4 per cent less than the other bonds of the State. The law was passed by one vote, under the vigorous lobbying exertions of the interested parties. A new Legislature will meet before the instalments are payable, and the plea of forfeiture for non {ulfilment may be yet enforced, Itis stateu that the Canal Bonk of New Orleans has not gone into liquidation. Ithas been long settling its out: standing affairs in order to bring its business into smail compass. It recently sold the arcade, on which it held a mortgage of $125,000,tor $123,000—hes discharged most of its clerks,and is gradvally paying up the assistance which it received lact fall from its stockholders in (his quarter, who, believing itto be in sound condition, propose to go on with its business as soon as itcan be done advantageous ly. raihenite years of uninterrupted prosperity, under the low rates of thecompromise tariff, the manufacturers at the F ne that, by destroying the. business oft fgo s high tariff,they have out their own throa' property of the Brunswick at are Aiko coustmer T Manufacturing Company, including the mills, water Latest Advices power, and dwelling houses, which originally cost $190,- we. AT THE ad YORK HER ‘a 000, was sold at auction at Boston on Friday, by Whitwell, | Aux ©: Madras +--+ uM Seaver & Co, for $33,400—loss to some persons $150,000. eh as © MY The auction sales of Lowell goods in Boston during the Marenham «+ % week, has been at rates so low that many of them were rf taken back to Lowellto be resold. The reason is obvious, 7 excluding foreign goods, prevents purchases of surplus products; the surplus remaining on the market, sinks the | f&baloes i ee money value of the whole production so lew as to leave | Berbice « Oahu, & Cape Haytien: Cape ‘Town, C.G.1- Paris Portan Prince Ponee, P. Re Bom os se Pernambneo- Fanama- + no money in consumers hands to buy domestic goods, Of States which continue to pay their de'its, Ohio stands the lowest on the list. The prices are comparative- ly as follow: Population. Whole debt. Prices. Kio ce Janeiro U. States, 6 percents, 25,000 000° 106 Singapore -- New York 6 * 2,499,081 25,300,000 103. Kentucky 6 * 779,828 3,900 000 8% Ohio, | Pee 1,919,467 16,743,885 70% NY¥*te 5 9334 “City, 5 92 Masrachw’s 5 cr The Ohio debt is about the same per head as that of New York,and although she has never failed to discharge her interest, yet she has never actually paid it because a large deficiency is always to be borrowed. Her position is very similar to that of Pennsylvania, because she is in the hands of a clique of brokers, who are driving her to destruction, precisely as the United States Bank did Penn- sylvania. In 1839, when the U. $. Bank was staggering Surinam’ Tampico- AUCTION SALES. MUSEMENTS. _ 7 Ki. Agetionee: AS RE PRM towant (teres Noa.24. Ann and 115 Ful? At 103 o'clock, at 2 James str a Stick «(Groceries TA nnall stock of f-mily groceries, wines, Jiquors, fixtures, stand casks, counters, &e. By order of en ax ‘Also, 25 demijohns fine wines, brandy and gin. 14 tubs and firkins excellent barter. ‘ary Koods, ‘London Hoctings, tabre damask ing in en and retail ot awbolesa! it. ised, Jewelry, watehes, musics! WEDNESDAY Large extensive and valunb! hand household and ea bit 8 TOO. ssortinent of new and second ction room, furniture contained in vive property Of & (ce English oil cloth, ele- Sale of Furniture—Will be sold 3 lower part of the house curtain andsome malogany eliics and v4 plendid apright, grand piano. ‘irth, j tea, room furniture; afew truly’ tp ware; china, cnt lass and other douse keeping Tot of kitchen utensils, in good order, ‘The above comprises the furntiure of 2 parlors, bed oom and kitchen. sofa, sofa bed, hat stand, 3 bags muskrat, coffee, a 'y of prime ségars. to its fall Pennsylvania created $6,000,000 worth of stocks, to forward her public works, which were constantly pushed under the sare cry that is now heard in Ohio, viz: that when completed they will yield a revenue to extricate the State from debt, Of the $6,000,000 created in that year by Pennsylvania $5,000,000 are now in pledge for the debts ofthe United States Bank in London. The stocks were issued at her instigation, under the favorite cry of her emit . The debt of Pennsylvania is near $40,000,000, all spent for public works, which are a bill of expense instead of revenue. In Ohio, a’class of men, con- nected in Wall street, are pursuing precisely the same course as did the United States Bank in Philadelphia.— Mr. Byington, in the Ohio House, characterised these men as follows:— In defiance of all the precautions edopted by the last General Assembly, the public debt of the State has sug- mented, in the last year, upwards of two millions of dol. lars—and this too, at a shave of about forty cents upon the dollar! Your Fund Commissioners, with that arrant | political knave and financial quack, Alfred Kelley. at ! Passengers Arrived, Ax Paovipence—tu the Rowse, from Havana—Mrs Mary ‘orks Lewis, of Foreign Importations. Maranzas—Brig Worsaw—516 box suzar 430 bes coffee 1 x arrowroot | writing desk to J $ Taylor—1 port folio 1 bun anes2 box segars M Taylor—2 box do Robinson & Ward—1 ei © ¥ Mallow—73,000 oranges to Ackerly & Acker—12 Luadles an Aux Care hats to order, ir Dacy Chase—600 bags coffee A C Rossiere ogany 326 beus coffee 8 W Lewis—100 do W 50 HH Scheffeli cle Comet—25 pancheons ram 9 bbls sugar 28 do oranges | do yams B De Fi MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. Britannia, G, Western, Hosken: + Packets te Sall. Packets to Arrive. : their head, have laid their lawless gras upon every ! - fund—sacred or unrestricted—appropriated or unappro: { New York. Cromer, Feb. 8] Monterumaccowbor, priated—which was within the range of their pilfering | Siddons, Cobb, Feb. 3 Mar’ 25 Cambridge, hands—have subjected your bonds to public sale by ven- ‘April 1 due, amid the derision of Shylocks, until there is not a FROM PORTSMOUTH. #OR PORT: Ree ; RTSMOUTH. Jew inthe worid who will advance you a dollar upon } Switzerland (-hadwick,Jan.2n | H-Hudyou, Moore, Mar. 20 them—have exhausted all the mei it Toronto, Griswold, Feb. 6] Ontario, Bradishy April 10 upon all of the present, and anticipated more t FROM HAVRE. FOR HAVRE. extorted from the future, Baltimore, Kuncl,” Jan. in| Burgundy, Wotten, Mar.2¢ This Mr. Kelley, is he who wrote letters in the Journal | Yuen Hew Ret ie | eer Hames Avett of Commerce, a few wecks since, puffing the State steck. The public works of Ohio have cost upwards af Ship Masters and Agents, $14,000,000, and their ftnancial position is as follows Cabs of Voeeals, will ive according to the report of the Board of Public Works port of the Shipping left at tue Port whence they sailed, the Onto Pustic Worxs. easels Spoken on their Pas anv Foreign Newspapers or News th board them immediately on their ari of their Cargo, and yy, have. te will al. Tolls in Expenses Cost. 1912," and pay'ts. | fo" Croton te espondents, at home or abroad, will also confer a tavor by 4.695.803 Sg74t2 138-217 | sending to thie Office all the. Marine Intelligence they. cat d 5,112,953 ios deere | obtain. Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully 1,582,659 15'385 OW iat bed 940.359 4712 anist = PAE I etd res PORT OF NE|W YORK, MARCH 20 Total, $13,676 074 $475 531 Western revenue, 216,093 6 82 National Road, 32,339 Total, $13,922,167 $514,691 396,732 Arrived Interest, 877,000 = Netttol!s, 127,962 eet Iida ¢ eft bri 3 Here is an undoubted deficit of $749,038, between the er do fe Prowid ces brig Hapert, Ran: it tig Charloite, Me y be nett proceeds of the public works, and the interest on their tlseae ioiet Garett 101 5 of Portland, 6 ds fm Havana, blowing fresh at the time could not hear where bound to. requested to be reported, Schr Daty Chase, Downs, 17 daye from Aux Cayes, with cof construction during the past year; and yet the people, whose business it isto borrow for that State, say gravely that the only deficiency arises from “the tolls falling be- | fee, to 8. W. Lewis. sae low the estimate of the commissioner.” He may put any | io HDs Forest & Cor Lele schig Osleann iat “Oven Ma, estimate he pleases upon his tolls. They, the estimates, wg Kem dis hr Southerner, onlin, 5 days from Wilmington, NC. will not pay debts. It willbe observed, that not one of | with naval the works ever paid the nterest on its construction. ‘The Ohio Canal is the best, and the deficiency between its nett tolls and interest, is over $30,000. The Board of Public Works make the following estimate for the year 1948 :— res. to J. Ouden, ie ‘Taylor. 9 days from Wilmington, NC. with owell. 5days from Ocracock, with naval atores, to maste dehr Osceola, 22 days from Attakapas, with live oak, for the Navy Yard. Schr Juliette, Woglim, { doys from Petersburs, with tobacco Aggregate tolls and water rents, $600 000 i 4 = : and iron, to J. Hunter. ia ate ds 200,000 | “Schr Samuel Elwell, 10 day: from Suffolk, with shingles, to Nett receipts, 400, "1 D. Amount of interest paid in 1612, 934,840 ot ad wera cent eer NO. Interests om $2,000,000 of new stock, 120,000 ir Mary Anti slatthews, { days from Folly Landing, with ——— oH. P. Havens. Defici Paty ches Time, Pierce: Hiram Dixon; W. 8. Koff, and George Edwards, all’ from the barque. Isabella, ashore at Elm Tree, with sugar and molasses to Alsop & Chauncey. Below, ‘This enormous sum is to be raised from the people by tax- ation, for no good purpose whatever, merely to afford some dozen individuals good pickings out of the negotiations of stocks. It requires an increase of $356,445, over the canal tax of last year. ‘The following is atable of the taxable property and taxes, omitting fractions, paid in Ohio for two years :— One ship, one br Herald Marine Correspondence. Mencuants’ Excuanar, Bostox, March 18. A d—Brig Falcourr, Collins, Apalachicola 26th ult.— 28th, passed Tortugas, and saw a large ship ashore on the west reef, with her lower masts gone, aud several wreeke Tetrnst Sant Kev 20 miles spoke ship *Vi from NYork fo 2d, passed Gun Ki 842, a i t about 5 miles south. and several wreck: Fanble praperties 112,037,861 paee 128,357,637 zh inst fat elon: spake Simaat chr Han State ar 9 for Boston; 9h, Int $4.25, lou 74 30, spoke brig ok Sageapgmamea bop Mobile for B Experienced heavy weather, Township and poor, 161,083 19154 &e. Daring the cale on Thursday night, from the E. off ( Gorporation, Seq” 130'493 iste Aun, was obliged to carry all nail to keep off shore. [The Physicians & lawyers, 4889 4 sels seen ashore by the F. were no doubt the Emperium and School house tax, 17,207 10'935 Algonquin, before reported Delinquencies, 146,603 113,495 Genera: Record. otal, 1,149,800 1,990,105 | _ Banque Isapeuia, lately ashore at the Elm Tree, Staten Canal tax increase for 1843, . "3561415 | Island, was got off yesterday afternoon. Total Facig | Foret Lerten Orrice.—The Montezuma, for Liverpool, Add Canai tolls and water rents 2s above, "600,080 | and Hendrik Hadson, for Lendon, will sail to-day. Their let- ——— | ter bags will close at Gilpin’s, in the Exchange, at the ususl $2,816,015 | hour, This is a pretty round sum for 292,500 agricultural families to pay per annum, when pork is one cent per Ib. and flour $9,50. It is equal to ten hard dollars per head, and the facts are indisputable. in orderto humbug the farmers, the parasite stock-jobbers endeavor to persuade them, that the tolls on their canals are not paid by them, but by the consumers. The good sense of the farmers, however, will point out to them, on 4 little reflection, that the Ohio tolls are not only paid by them, bat as much of the Erie Canal and Western Railroad tolls, as is derived frem Ohio produce, is also paid by them. The fallacy of the commissioners was partaken in by the late Secretary of the Treasury, and arises from considering internal tolls, ax of the same operation as import duties. Tho case is, however, widely different. The valley of the Genessee, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Maryland, and Virginia, all compete with each other inthe New York marxet ; each State can raise a sufficiency to supply the market, but they all raise quantities that produce asurplus. Nearly all they raise is destined for that market, and that alone. Hence the price in New York isnot governed by the cost of pro- ductien,or the expense of getting it to market, but en- tirely’ by supply }and demand. In the present state of affairs, if Ohio produced no flour, the price here would not change materially , because there would still be suf ficient in the market here. Hence the Ohio farmer knows that flour is here worth $4,50,an4 to sell it at that price, he must pay the freight on the Ohio Canal, Lake, Erie Canal and Hudson River, all of which will be de- ducted from the sale of his flor, and the remainder will perhaps not leave him the cost of production. The New York market fixes the value of flour in Ohio. In imported goods, the case is reversed. The American markets do not fix the prices of English goods, but the price here is made by the cost of import and manufac Scur Constitution, Martin, of ani from Marblehead for York, put mto Newport 15 h inst. in distress, with boat and casks stove, jibstey carried away, aud damaged in all her sails, having been driven into the Gulf Stream in a gale from wi ich lasted sx days. Sciam Oxcroua, Holt, of Blue Hill, 21 days fiom Pivmouth, NC. for NYork, put into Newport 15% Has had very severe weathe damaged in an ng, leaks about 1000 strokes per hour, and her crew are much exhausted— has had a New York pilo! on board 5 days Baia foun Hancock, Kempton, from Savannah for Boston, went ashore on Tinker’s istand, off M ad, in the snow storm of Thursday night Fr morning at daylight, five men had lauded from her, the rest were taken off in the after- he had partly gone to pirce: Capt Paxton, of the Pandora. at Holmes Hole fm . heard from Govaives, that the ida, of Boston, been condemned. On the 5th it Island P ssage, ashore, with five down yords and masts. : : Suir Gesewat, Wiittams, Captain Bailey, be ‘cre reported, anchored near the Light Sort on Bartletr’s Reef, with both anchors. Thuratay night. Sh then dragged about 13 miles, and dosing that me her main and mien masts were cut away. he Captain and seven men then left in a boat for Saybrook, to obtain assistance. The boat ei her struck or anset on the bar, and went to pieces. One man only was saved oo apiece of tebost ‘The ship was towed to N. L.on Svurday by Revenue Cutter. All were syved that were on board the shi She was from the Pecific, and had 4300 b's. of oil. Buia Tremont, of Boston, from Charleston, was (perhaps aground) at Pas L’Outr, at the Balize, 3d particulars, Notice to Mariners, is (stakes) on Connimicut, Bu agansett Bay, have been ox Vessels bound to Prov' ‘ock’s and Sxbin’s daway during the ce will do well to red, ax it leaves the ce take pilots at Newport, uotil they are most difficult part of the Bay without a mark to point out the channel. As the heavy ice is now done running, we hope they will be replaced as soon as circumstances will permit ‘Whalemen, Stonington, has 500 sp and 1550 wh. Left at |, Engle, Perry. FH, 1700 wh 300 0 spit in afew na croise. 4 from, Dee 13, lat 4 ‘9 30. Helvetia, Rice, NL, 1059p and rt whis. 27, lat 58 41.8, lon 5441 W, Phebe, of and 90 ds fm Nant, cleo Lost from on board the Parachnte, Jane 12, 191,Walter Wes- tervelt, of Poughkeepsie, aged about 23, killed by'a wuale. John Wells, of Newark, July 26, on NW Coast, with 1350 atford, NB. 18 mos onr. 700 oil not stated; Russell, Ray, San Carlos Dee Spoken. bene For instance, England exported in bay of cotton Peiwro, of NYork, 35 days from Liverpool for New Or- clot oe - . vee yards 000, ‘eb 28, bat 26 31, lon 64 25. England consumed. vy pieseedyend Chasan, of Boston, for New Orleans, Feb 27, lat 33 10 N, 000, ; 0. id, from Apalachicola for Matanzas, March 1, Pan of Ma- * SW 10 leatnes, ‘ene, from Belfast for Charleston, ‘Total manufacture... ........ ...yards 1,227,000,000 OF this vast amount, the United States took ' 32,018,000 Now, it is clear that the small amount which came to this country, did regulate the value of the whele produc- tion. On the contrary, when the price here was such that it would bearthe cost of manufacture, with freight and duty superadded, it came here, and only under such cireumstances. Ohio depends upon the New York market, foreign countries do not. Now the Ohio farmers, must pay in 1843, 1,000,000 bbls. of flour for taxes, of which 300,000 bbls. are for the in- terest on the cost of the canals. The building of the Miami extension was an enormous humbug. When com- pleted, it is estimated to yield $70,000 nett revenue, while an annual charge of $240,000 was incurred in 1842 and Feb 29th, lat 25 N, hontas, of Baltimore, steering NE, Feb 18, ‘ape Hatte- ras NW 25 miles. Foreign Ports. Jenene, March I—No American vessels in port. Home Ports, Fuasxronr, March 12-8id Hope) Arey, New Yorks Rio Gray'e, Rogers, do (and both were below Portland same day, the RG reported for Philadelphia, PortLand, March 5—Below, Sweetser, from Matanzes, Boothbay’ for Richmond, Newaunvrorr, March 16—Arr Wm Schroder, Bayley, from Joston. Makatenean. March 1%—Arr Clinton, Bartell, SaLeM, March 15—Cld. Angeretta, Crowell, N York. Boston, March 18—Arr Bliz\ Warwick, Davis, Liverpool; Gorham, New Oi Below | barqee and} 3 hore on Hog Island, Galen, ‘Arr 13th, Mechanic, Sawye Cape Hayti. ork. “ br low, Kaleoner, fn J, Metin, 1843, to raise the money for its completion. Thus | Goodhne, ites Reree aiiee, Pte $2,000,000 of bonds, bearing $120,000, were issued last | {tinhin: lenby, Rrnsies ts Nightfoor’ Uliner, "Mobile, year for $1,200,000 in money, and $2,000,000 likewise | '7th—Atr Glesner etuwn, DU., with toss of jib; Marie'ts, Brown, New York, Boaantows, March 12—Arr Olive, Jeffieys, New York for Eastport: Elizabeth, Wiley, co for Salem. Sld'15th,the above. Are Pion Roland, NOrleaos for Boston, ant remeins 16th. Houmes Hone, March 16—Arr Pandors, Paxton, Vayoguer; hearing $120,000 interest, have been authorized, making $240,000 of debt incurred for the chance of getting $70,000 cash. This the State stock jobbers call finan, ciering! Ohio is the only State that ever came to the ny Apalachicola; Bolivar, Nantncket for . DU; Syiph, Philadelphia for Boston. Pasard by, Merchants’ Exchange, and shamelessly put her six per | sea'kinls:Bortau Prikes for Boston” Std Detakia Bolieny 2 Inport, 2) m, Peconic, ‘Timoleon, Pendora, Fnendship, Re- nom. cent promises up under the hammer to sell for what they would bring, and bid them off at fifty cents on the dollar ! Fronceville, NewOr vipence,’ March 15—Arr Kin Wat patch i Pr A Allen, The people of Ohio never authorized such conduct, and | (SM vas and Havaaas its authors have yet to meet their punishment. Hazlegrove, Fredericksbu artin, Hanover, m on ton and amkt; Montano, Witherell, N Ith—Nothing anited from the city, wind SSW. fresh, with ag ancommon high tide: afternoon NW, fresh. “Emerald, for Charleston, ald from below in,th» alteruon, : Newrort, March 16—Arr Massagoit, Brown, and Indenen: dence, Srnart, Fall Liver for N York; Pennsylvania, NBedtord for dog Rhode Island, Providence for do; Excel, Fail River for do. Std Eiliot, Boston. ee nae pT EP IEEE ARES Married, On Thursday evening, 16th instant, by the Rey. Dr. Cribbs, Avam Waren, Esq., merchant, of this city, to iss Maxtan Puummnipar, ot London, England, . Died, On the 19th instant, alter a lingering illness, Jane, daughter of Peter Smith, aged 15) ears, ‘The triends and acqueintonces of the family are invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at half past 8 o'clock, | 06 from the residence of her friends, 249 East Broadway, withont farther invitation. _ Oa Saturday, 18th instant, at Staten Island, of croup, Epwin Juris, eldest son of George and Dorothen Bal chen, aged 2 years and 9 months. LL NATIONS HOTEL, No. lil Broadway.—Thrs tablishmment, biterto kuoien ay the Kremlin, the entire of which berldive having fallen into the hands of JOHN OTTER, by whom it hes been handsomely referpished, is cn for the reception of gentlemen taking their seals where eantly foraishe!) chambers may. be} itoptional with gentlemen ee them! rot inthe splendid Brea stablishment, and THE New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, direet the. attention of the public to their new and high!v concentrated Extract of _. SARSAPARILLA, which has been prepared at great ex: pense by anovel process, never as yet attempted in. this couny,and Which they have effected by an Panis, 4 editor of one ot the most valuable Diction- Materia Medica, speaks of this article in ost waquslified terme! approbation He ax serts that in the treatment of rheumatism, seases of the shin, dyspepsia, debility, scrofula, syphilis, and all derange- ments of the sys'em, tis re- medy possesses virtues not observed in any other . ticle of the Materia Medica. The sale of ir durieg the last year bas bi of a very remarkable character have A seme ofthe casechare been publisl Teis cuaranteed to be made from the in Sarsaparilla, and free from all mineral ‘One bottle conrams antity of the ative principle # pint of any ef the ag parations. Sold in single bottler at 75 cents each. Cases of half-a dozen, $1 50. ares of one dozen $6 00. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. nsuling Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau st, N.Y. Dn, Branpp, th asins of U h epartions, Office & © ml Imis Wi OWRERS WANT for six snovels, stopped, supposed to be stolen, which the owner ean have by proving property m2 Ite Apply at 463 Wrter st. SINGING, [TON, pupll of the late Adolph No A int the osllett ¥, she purno h, and English style m of ing the and im parting motetn Tralianand French «choo pursued by Bo: \fADAME SU {Vand Mareo New Vork, that ing finishing, Les of Singing, at arreneth finish of molar to that in Europe, secuti wapils the like rapid progress that at- tended her own studics, The practices for the pupils, uniike the common Solfeaxios, are numerous airs arranged, from the most favorite Italian operas, mating ing with them, which masters who have been emiaent ssngers, a great assistance roving the voice a d attaining quickly the styls aud fis s will be received separstely or in class be ascertained by applying at Madame Suiton’s 77 Chambers st eet, between the hours of 10 tween Sand 6 o'clock m2) Im ‘ris Vcesis the frst masters RAND CONCERT inform her friend America will take plac March 20th, 1843. Vocat. PeRronMens. 3 MRS. ©. K. HORN, MISS WATSON, and MisS HARRIETTE WATSON, Pupils af Mrs. K:. Loder, their first appearance. MRS. EDWARD LODER. MR. MASSETT, and MR. RAYMOND (By permission of W. Mitchell, Esq.) INSTRUMENTAL. SIG RAPETTI MR. ALPERS, MR. HO. ‘TIMM, MR: KYLE, : MR. MARKS, MR: MUSGROVE, (B: mission of W. Mitehe' ey MR. MASO ie SAU, MR. 0. 1 - ‘AL MR. W. A. KING © I pre Sie. Ranetti will perform two Mr. Timm will pty a Duet wih M Grond Duet in A Flat with Mr W A, King. ‘Also Hammels Grand ry Séptette—being the first time these pieces have bren performed in New York. PROGRAMME. mat popelar Soon "Mrs. Pant I. Canzonette—'‘Viy Mother bits me bind my E Loder, Haydn Duet—Piano’ Forte—Messrs Timm end Alpers, first time in this city Thalberg Non pin Andrai,” Mr Massett. Mozart Dnet—"'Deh conte,” Miss Watson and Miss Harriette ‘atson, Solo—Violin, Themes from “Sonnambula,” (by par ticular desire) Grand Arin—"Io Padia ne,” from “Torjuato Tesso.” Mrs Horn, Grand Sceva—"' Ocean,thon mighty mon ster” Bellini Rapetti tteular desire,) Mrs F Loder, " Solo—Flute, Theme he Angel’s Whisper,” and “Rory O'More Kile. George Loder na from'‘Azorand Zem- Pant | ry Septette—Messis ‘Fimm, Marks, Kyle, Saur, Mason, Musgrove and Loder bl nm New Vork.] '—Mrs Horn, ¢ Sisters,” Mises Watson, written and A exoreasly for them b hs in and Pranog Sig Ripetti and Mr WA Dibdin ‘ivan, JN Aummel Mrs BE Loder, by de Reuzzini inate: Over the Dark Bh waters,” Oberon—Mr+ E Loder, M Warson, Mr Massett, Doors open at 7—Conerrt will commence at 8 elock. Admission 50 . Tievets to be had at the principal mae sic stor A cder's residence, 5 Amity stree doors from Broadway. mia —Mrs. EDWARD LODER begs to id the pubiie that her First Cou t the Apollo Saloon, Alpers, ind Huininel’s {NY Von Weber the Misses Watson, Louis Spohr me! Highland Melody HOE Wation Weber HE Treasurer of the D Hleasure, acknowledges the receistof One Hendred Dol- Java by the hands of Peter R. Wa ner, Fsq.,as a donation from the North ‘ire Insurance Com OHN 8, GILES Treasurer Fire Depertment m0 ltr _New York, March 17, 1813. ment Fund, with mveh ‘[PHE REAL GENUIN® HUNTER’S RED. DROP ih was fist brought out befure the public in Philadelphia 1932 by the proprie or of the Hnnterian Dispensary, N Vision st, established A sous have tried to imitay other place in the exty or state, b cine is Low a0 well known as being the only rrompt, pei and safe cure for secret diseases without diet,seant or hindrs from business, that we dyem further than itis $1 per bottle, warranted to cure, or no cha m20 It* re ARDINAL Pol the Chareh of Re next, tthe above No nd the Protestant be published. * Doctrme of 1 Satholie imputa holie Faith: hureb, cellaneous Ks Esq, recently a member of the Protestant Eoireapal Church, receded by an introduction writtén expressly for the work, By the Right Rev. Bishop Hughe CASEERLY. & SONS, m296t% ee 08 Nassvu AN IMPORTANT CON T10; FOR LADIES.—MR#. LOVE faker, No. 68 Lispen ard of calls the attent her imporcant invente on of Abdominyl Surporter hi n of the most erinent Mod 1 Suppor uth during pregnancy. called forth the fall 1i mou from the satisfact used them, [tis perfect i ond preventing all strain fevgue and ex: austation of Nothing that has ever been invente stem duciug pregan at the period of gurtanonat the same time preservil ral form. Country merchants and city retailers s vantageous terms Mrs_L, ve atthe same time calls tention to her improved Shoulder Blasti Hug the }ovg required c Moore, J. pe D. 1995, that so many auprineip'ed per- ind counterfert, ean be obtained at no This medi- Avent it unnecessary to say anytiiog, €. OF CONTROVERSY be- ton A the health «nd its application, acting asa support the maseles, and he conseqn ent y. offers so many decited he system agamst every Ree dent the neta hed on ad- EWARE OF COUNTERFEIT FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. — AUTION TO FEMAaLES'—The pitiful and contempti ble attermpr mase by some druggists | n pecting or credulous females, by imitating and coanterfeitn “Female Monthly Prils” musteonvinee the public that suel druggists will not scruple to attempt any imposition, if ther afew paltry dol is well kuown that Fema'e Month!y Pills were firstintroduced into this cou about seven years ago by Madgine Resre!l and of therr great reputation for efficacy menstrual obstruction or irrewularity, ever noscrum has been styled “Female Monthly Pills, terto cover the imprsivion, sxumed to be imvorted Such trickery is too contempuble, To guard egaiast imposition fe- mates are cautioned to purchase only at Madame Resteil’s iv cipal office, 148 Greenwich st, and agents by aupointment, 120 Cherry st, near Catharine, aud 244 (rand st, corner of Al- , foston office No.7 Essex st. Female Monthly Pils advert: sed elsewhere are counterfeit, See that Madame Restell’s signature is wristen on the cover. In ins r ble quack M FOR SALE, containing 35, acres, the grester part of which is meadow and ploug! swith wae h ty of cherries, pe % Wings epasistie carriage house, corm crib, and she: and pli 004 b jor catrle, te eam of water Tannin bout three miles rovl to Wert through th form is sitaa’ ‘on the ma and within two hundred persons wisiing to purchase will view for themselve: price and yp: mise. or N.B—'T es Dot ton sireet, D would No. M8 be adesirable location for’ a m20 2w*ec FROM NEW YORK TO day, Jenuar yn a line of stages trom Bedfurd to New Ye kas follows:— *» Mansion Houte, Bedford, every Monday, d Friday morans, at 834.0’ dek. Leaves the Paitroad Hotel, comer of B streets, New York, every Tue: Thurs mo minc,, by. the} o'clock ars, passing, Marble Hall, Rest eater, W hit ‘leins, Robbins’ Matis, a . tleand Bedtoud ‘> ogni Proprietors. oo run daring the ont New AV Uy aie i The Rid Bird Line of Stoees venter from White Plains every cay at Yor: at 20%etock, Pe ML, Sunday race Reet wey 1 mn20 Iwo Proprietor. to impove upon unsas- “4 and the bet 3 ha good dwelling house ‘and. well of water at the door; asnificiency of firewonds there Isa rever m1 above from Elizabeth town, WJ, ; yards Cf the stopping place of the’ Elizabethtown and Somerville Roilroad ews. Any further description js net necessary: as ‘or D. Murdock, on the pre? person deiog k, being within two hours ride of the _ ROAD Ne STAGES RAIL ROAD LINE arin 34, 1814 ty PAK THEATRE, TPIS KVENING, will be performed, BOM AND JERRY: ‘Abbot To eoneinde V9 Meg Henry Hunt with the PREPTY GINS OF STILBERG. Tom, Kate, Marae, Moot Army ‘Ma Lovell _Boxes, 50 cts Pit, 25 et» Uslery 1g © madi’ VAT, Tir ar Dress Circle. 24 ¢ On OF FRCS 1956 eoat: » formed MONDAQ™ & be w Doors open at 6.0’ nence at7 precinel¥ sabicise WIPOHKLI’S OLYMPIOTH ATION. 444 Broadway, New York MONDAY EVEN y Will be performed Alter whieh. HAMLET TRAVEST ‘Fo conelade with YSTA (OP The Doors will oe opened at haifpart ¢, and oho we Ontos, €O Rvenee at 7, every eveniny A@MKICAN THEATRE—WALAUT=87. PHILADELPUTA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUSHMAN THIS &VENING. March, wil! be yerformec MAC, iT. Macbeth, Mr Booth | Lady Macheth, ‘o conelnde with INCHCAPE BELL é. A. MARSHALL, 004 (A eeRICes _enne ~forvie Duil-img, comer o! Brash Miss Cushman Loaves be- tat nas iprecedented vatrot lishment, aud being determined ts exertions shall at least be adequate to the support: ny che pubheytshappy. to snnounce the arrival and pearance in Amesienat MISS’MaRY DARLING, The beautiful aud charming Fontish Enchantress pupil of err Deltone The celebnty of this Young Lady s known to all travelicreand the favors performanee ppeared in the ding, the kina 2 sof wnaaver trusts will be sufficieut to imtrodace her to the notice of the American publ No adequate description can he given of her wonderful Ma- gical Performances; they must be seen to be sppreciated. Also engaged for one week. CHANG-FONG, _ The celebrated Chinese Juggler. >. D. Jer kins the highly lar Comic Drolles ave ipger and Exxtra tions of ecaentsic chi ariety of her most Popular Songs. dance the La Sayadere and other fa MELODIAN, an immense and magnificent Musical In- nit, plays itself the finest Overtures, Fantasies and Waltz- REPRESENTS A FULL ORCHESTRA, PHRENOLOGY,| retical Ex rata tri An Eminent Professor attends daily and siv amiuatious and Charts, Developments ant Crary ing extra charge, Just added to the Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT ARMOUL, made and worn 300 years axe. GRAND COSMORAMA—ALBINO LADY. Raney. Glass Blowing. ‘The free AN EXPERIENCED TAXVD rds_or quaarn edd in the bes at half past 7 o'clock. Day Performances every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon ats o'clock. Admiasion to x)t 25 cent-—Children half one. PEALE’S “EW YORK MUseUM NATIONAL FORTRT AN URE GALLERY mia ‘The evabhshment caytuns on simoat s number of MARE AND RIOUS WOKRAS OF NATURE AND ART: Neatly aud tastefully displeved i tice apacious halls, aod bouts ofayery COSTLY & ELEGANT GALLERY OF PORTRAITS Exceeding in extent and valor any other iu America, ‘The manarer has engaged, fora short time only, the sublime ‘and heantiftel exhibition of THE TRIAL OF CHRIST! yy imposing scene is not repyesented by a painting but by GROUP OF TWENTY-THREE FIGURES, IN STATUARY, THE SIZE OF LIFE. This slemn and impressive acene represents Our Saviour ar ‘3 Crown of Thornaapon His He ch Priest, and the Court of Pontin addition to the above, che Mani MYSTERIOUS AND AS Giesy wo Thi ‘ONiwHING. wishes not to impose upon Maa abe, by ronkang thom ehera Witch. cr FORTUNE TELLER! Possessed with sapernatural power—but ow claims publicly to be able to instruct oth Intellect and mention their lewling trevsnctions o the com ary teood THE PRESENT AND THE FUTUKE. | She will tell persons whether they are married of net, au what kin! of !aaheud will g-) deseribe their ow» chara.'e wm! gre . tod correct conclusions Ite 's of phreno- . Ae proof of the 4 ‘fer to hone clergymen, Sadges, x heya physieke sg ad misy of & ‘© most enligh tened Indies in eclty, (F™ Admission to the Museum, 25 cents; Children halt pres Anextracharge of 123 cents to those who cousult the Gipsy Wornn. tr MUSICAL INSTRUCTION —¥\rs. MeDOUALL be to inform her friends and the pablie, that she continu to give instroeti Piano forte at her own 1 ort Her pupil moderate, 51 West Broadw 30, 000 WANTED adevess No.1 Frank ) lin House, Broy w Yor’, m20 3t®re BILLIARD SALOON NO. 5 BARCLAY STREKT, THRYE DOORS BELOW HE AMERICAN HOTEL. RICE REDUCKD to One Shilting yer Hundred, from 8 A.M. 10 52 M.—The subscriber informa his friends the pudlie in gen New Billisrd Table neptrate apart rear saloon, aud one Each ger'tle wath a private Cue, ! ferent apartments, ti ‘ select and sereeatle to gentlemen visiting his house. L80, TWO FINE) BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE His Bar will always be atocked with the choicest Wines and Liquors and the best Segars to ‘Sherry Cobblers, Mint Julens, Punches; wade 11 a manner wotto be surpassed, N. B. ents have undergone a thorough refitting founded o lowy, phy corieetnes dreds of 0:1, in « front ssloon—two in the “all in first rate order. is expecial v proprietor thi 1 his he new pape ing, &e. s (7 Gentlemen will pleare to communicate any neglect of duty of the attendants, at the bar. “VERDE. ¥KANCIS MONT 5 Bareiny street. _mehi6 im*r ; uexcelle ; i fa superior q abarzain. Apoly ati6 € a « Ba—The whole or part of the furniture may be hed, mib6tis' r YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY—Thira Public Performance for the Season.—HAYDN’S Cele- brated Oratorio of the Crewion, will be erfgrmed entire, on tat the Tabernacle. Monday evening next, the 20h inst: ‘roug, Mr. Massett, and Prineipal Voeal Performers—Mrs. Mr. Comes. “ . ‘The sale of Tickets being now strictly yrohubited, yearly subscriptions are respectfully sclieited, ‘Terma $5, which en- titles the subscriber to three Uckets of admission to each pub- lic performance for ene year Subseriptions received by Firth & fal witt & Co. and Sexton & Viles. 8, Secretary, 111 Nassau street, oF b franklin Square ; J. Broadway; J. A. ither of the Maua- m16 eod Kr is (GRAND CONCERT. R. KOSSOWSKI respectfully informs his friends and the AYE public, that bis grand voel and imatrameatal concert will tke place on the 24d of this month, at Niblo’s Salcon, on which oreaston he will be assisted by the following eminent tise Madame Maron-elli, Mons. Chatel, Mr. Hausen, Sig. Benedid, Madame Ovo, Be Regula, Sig. Martini, Mr. Kyle, M:. Aug Aud Mz. Timm, who will preside at the piano forte. Solomonsti,a young Pole, pupil of Mr. Maroneelli, wil 1 s first ay pearance mis 3 RAND ITALIAN CONCERT, for the Benefit, of the Ita) ian Benevolent Society. —The Commi'tee of Arrange ments appomted by the abov: Society, take pleasure to am- hounce to the public in generat and their compatriot cular, shat they have sacceeded i sistance of severn! worthy Arnste: Sutty Maroueelli, and Six Bapeti be mei to take place on Mcnday evening, she oon. ‘Tickets $0 cents to be had at all the musi retth will load a tull and effective orchestra ED U® before the store of 18t Broadway, on Saturday fa gentlemin’s private diary, or memorada bool, no doubt of some service to the owner. applying at the deek of this office. ie eee TPO, ORUGGISTS AND OTHERS from th West =T ROBE LES & CO. of Londow, penetra the celebrated and popular medteine,,"*Parr's Life yits ing established a depot for ihe sate of the same i reared to supply the sirket to « liv Call the attention of druggists x edie! Sig Ra migor he looser can have it by mi92tee their p in the Uni hee hs the Beate ‘wit, New tuglant States, and Canada. is unequailed, being perfectly fre ion! ingly effective inthe, ‘also exce Hfibas complaints, dyspepsia, consumptions, and all discases arising from impurities of tow bloods being very mild in its Operations o& the system, At mnay be taken by the mest defeste Finite aud stall children. ‘The abowe may be hed wholesale at the offies of T. Roberts Juane & Broad & Co, No. 304 Clarendon se, corner of m0 Tenis! way, first floor. ALE PRICES ! 53 Tinie (Lt Bohs wit are of i AT WHOL NDIA RUBBER SHOF, ofat wholesale prices, gentlemen's Over Shor ther anles,both sheet md cloch rubber, are now sr! alelléd tow priee of $1.50. La ies over shor s and lund af equally low prices, ‘These tools Gurdble an elegant articles to be fooud, a in all ew tanted. ‘Those who have not seen our secods ary put invited to call and examine before purchasing. e 123 Mawes bois we erINSON & RUNYON y rset ruts, lot fine t tabie line at only 7s 6d pets. at c book mas: double liodble milled enssimeres at 68 6d; 6d; shirtiog musiios at 4 cents per ‘ot cambri¢ musing ated per vidth alapreca lustres, cheap; lot ; lot men’s ing fanes capes at Hy. cts Tevoes, cherp; good sie at ? cents per skein. Lo" fine ne de yteome A inies © WikLbek HAWRIND® Jot Cirecawich street, Sst store below Spring street. ” SHbS AND JEWELLERY lower than ever—aa the subsersber 1s cor stantly rece all deseriptious of zold and silver watches, o| Sanat |. Fance, and Switzerland, be is Thanatactarers, int Kang lam enabled to offer a larger wsortment, and ar much less prices, at retail, a apy et house in the city. Gold watches os low as $15 ene! peas aed cor bor a All warehes warranted. co keep 1 the money re- tursed, Watcher, elecks and ‘epa red jn the best manner, and wartagted lower any city. G, 0. Alle rter of sale ind retail, 39 Walt street, a7 “Oe PORTUGUESE FEMALE LJ famed and célebrited f bse percewve, to be obtained in this countr mmtng onthe Inst column, jourth pexe. sant pee ae eteueal, 8x0, See adver use) ms