The New York Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1843, Page 1

i THE NEW YORK HERALD. ve TX.—No. 113 — Whole No, 3326. Priee wwe Cents, MORNING, APRIL 26, 1843. Te the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year exept New Year's day and Fourth ef July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- num—postages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum— \—cash in advance. ip i Fm are informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing ast. Ithas the lergest circulation of any paper in this city, or the world, and is therefore, the best channel for business men inthe city ur country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- vance. PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the moat moderate prices, and in the most elegant style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Propareton oy THE Hemarp Estascisuéent, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets ma, HOUSKS TO LET AT YORKVILLE—2 fsoaim Dewees on the corner of 8th stre of them is calculated for a », RrOCeTY Yate residence. On the premises is afine stable, bowling alley, tuad a ne gardep, consisting of # ote, with grape vines and fruit grees thereon. For terms, inquire of IOHN A. MORRILL, Esq. Na, 11 Chambers st. QOMS WANTED—On the north side of the city, within a couvenient distan-e trom the City Hall and at a mod- s place fo persons. For ruch note at 126 art yr TO RENT—The excensive Boudiog erected the pre fii sevtxcasen by the subscriver, for his own residence, on mar he Evst River, at Gowanns Heights, two 2 half miles from South Brooklyn Ferry, commanding splendid views of the Bay and Jersey shor, the ‘erties of New York and Brooklyn, Staten Island ard the East aud North Rivers, ‘The Huse inbricky @ superior building, five stories Ich, covered with copper; the hall ard sof mubl water frontab utone thousand feet, snd the bathing w few ‘ards of the door, excrlle:t fishing ard fy i e from New York is abou ‘are not excelled by any» sons can be accommodated ¥ to, Joi DELAPLAINE. 68 Wall st. ALSO TO LET, ihe three story brick House, 31 Walker street, between Broadway ard Charch street, eccupied by Mrs. Vervlanch; and che two story brick Houte No 229 Nineteenth street occnmed by Mr- C. W. Feeks—Rents moderate. ald tm*®ge TO LET=The Ma known as the * Abbey” cituat-da shrt ri.tanes above [GML “he six mite stone, just above Steyker’s Bay, aud nearly Dpounrte St. Micheels Church ‘The place ts well known. as obs of the most ‘uations on the Island, and is re markebly hea'thy iu the summer season. Tre Bloomingdale stages pass and repass the gate every howr in the day. te is new, and numbered 101. "The rent willbe in accordance with the present state of the timer. ‘A piy on the premises, or at 132 Chambers street. By SArransement could be made, if desired, by a sat fuctory tenant, to seta part ofthe furaiture now in’ the "house remit, or apart of the houxe will be reuted separately. pis mer TO LET—PAVILION HOTEL, at Saratozs Swings, together with the Furniture.’ To a popular and suitable person, ic will be rented (ow, For further particule’ G, HARPER, m8 2wr found b: Liberty street, comer of Greenwich, for B. A. ion Home at Bloomingdale, pply to ‘At the Office of th_ Pavilion Forn‘sin or of ee ALEX L; McDONALD, 023 wee No. 52 Jha street_ 3d story, New York. F TO LET—Th fire proor brick store, No. 105 South ‘with immediate ross-arton if required, apply to EE ea cate POOBHULL & MINTUIS mar 87 South street FO CET—The two story brick House and premises, No, 45. Wooster street, fnished in. the most moder yowith marble mabtcl pieces and folding doors 3 Apply to JOSEPH McMURRAY, at oughout, 23r im Pine sureet. TO LET—Anclegantly fermi hed house, in one of the most respectable streets, for 6 or 12 months. Agy family wishing ‘0 spend the summer in New York will find this 2 very elicinte orportauity to aecommoda'e them- ives. Apple to A. B. at this office. ap 243 TO LET—Several Work Shop», with good light, at 20 Ann street, will be let at low renta to good teuam Enquire of WM. FULLER, ath story, front bul din; ciween IL and 2 o'e!ock. 2 i SALE—A Couuiry desidence, frig Rockaway. G.1; between five and set out in worked peach trees. There ts a large dwelling house. barn and other oat ‘es, er witha good well rt water, sitrated on the turnyike leading from Jainsica to Bockeway, at the juvetion of the roed tead- ing t» Near Rockaway, anl about two miles from the Ma'iae Pavilion. For further partica'ars avply to JUHN L NOW TON, Je ar Abel 8. Smmth’s, jowery." a5 6c*r Tv LET O FOR SALE—A three story modem Yuilt briek dwelling 1ouse ant store, wih two lore of ground arteched, suuated in Williamsburg, about two pinutes walk t one a Sip Feny anata prem es, comer of Fourth and South-Kighth streets. Williamsburg, W.&J.T.TAPSCOTT, 43 Pees slip. FARM FOR SALE, conta‘ning forty acres, thirty- five under cultivation afd the balance a good growth of 2h Qwer woot. “On the premises is a house in good repair, a new coach honte barn In front of the house is au excellent well of by a new well house, and a ase. On the abave described farm has apples, cherries, pears, quinces, curr ts, gousebe! The abs two riles from the steamboat Innding, one ft mihetown of Nye, ou the North strest toad: A view f the Seuud | cante> two. light. hcuses when lighte every respect a desirable location for a gentleman’s re: Call_on the premises, 35 Leonard street, Im#ec ora: the Poliee Office. DRESS BOOTS. LATEST FRENCH STYLE. HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites Se gcse of denee. Phis f is in Westchester County. oe ee ee WELCH, New Yo k aud atrangers visiting the € ecaleany i iu FULTON STRE es i a large ascortinent a ors, made in the [id.e'ithions and ef the finest Breach calfetin Georomes'can have boots made toord-r in the best manner, rt follare pet pelt, and. footed at fourdoliars, warranted | to any manufactured in the city at from seven to eight ey do! Lars. 1L>" Persons having tender fect, or being difficult te fit on ac ce runt of lamps, bunions, corns, &e., can have boots made 40 93 to be easy yet handsome, by the subscribe ’s method of taking itting up and keeping a pair of lasts ‘ drawinz of he feet en customer. “Btrapasrs leaving thelr measures éan, by writing, hate boots made and forwarded tot: em without delay. CONSTANTLY CN HAND, at Bzpijome Boow, gm’ "gs oo 10 48 0 Jalf Beots, 3 250t0 350 Gaiter Boots, bs 200to 25) Slipper “ ‘to 100 ° PPeTH amps, be., Ke. equally low. Ms, OabH Oy DeLiveny. ‘3 JOUN-L. WATERING, a9 im*r 114 Fulton st. between Nassau and Datch s‘s. AN y ‘37 THE @ catest Reduction in. Prices ever known, Only thak of Gentlemen's fine dress calf stitched of the most fashiovable shape, $2,75 to $3.00. Fi na je Fepued boots 81.50 0 82,00 a parr. Ladies fancy colored French and city male Gaiters tor 6 ip $120.8 ea.” And all the fashinna for it, for Gentlemen, Lndies snd Children, from i to forty per cent cheaper than ever, ireenwich at, comer of Barclay. JAB. WIGGINS. a5 Im*r ADOLPHE MONDRUON, Boot maker, from Pa- ris, respect fully informs the inhabitants of New York, that te has ovened his establishment at No 183 Broad- , Where he is ready to execute all reentrusted to him, it fashions did best workmanship. Genv'emen #: — have an elegant fit will do well to call and examine his wor x8 Im Bi OH OUT AND SHOE STORE. N HEADY respectfully informs his friends he has commenced business in the above street, where he will thapk{nlly rece all orders he may be favored wie on 2 recived, aioe very low prioha = pa a ys ona of ali colors, cents, at 367 Brond way and 9? Cs street. Ladies, 1 these sicres you will find the greatest, and best as- ‘inthe world of Boots, Guiters, Shoes, Shippers, &e. en Misses and ¢ hiidreu’s do. n binge 4 wish to draw eur attention to our splendid gh Boots, Shoes and eloth barton Gaiters, of the neh ealfekin Boots, of the best quality and made kein Ts d, from $3 to $4 $1. Bo r YY tippers, Ti GREGORY & CAHILL ane Bt 223 Im*r A FEW GETLEMEN of steady hy dated with good board and ple: ly, at 204 Faiten street. Also, a fe modated on the most reasonable term. to let, with or without B HAVANA SEGARS, asec M, PICABIA, No. 49 Liberty street, . forsete the following t= vent weet Namen.offers 100,700 it quality, ve ior. Phd do y ik eae 25. 0 i sera, very old,and do Y ren 0 ones ia, Dama, and Connes, do do. ‘The whole entitled (9 debeucure, And in lolato suit par lasers. apié im*r D&AFTs ON IRELAND —Persons wishing to send mone to their fiends in any part of Kogland, Ireland. Scotlant or Wales,can be papplie ad fil) drafts for ki Ww prysble oa dem: riucipal towns of the Ont K m= forwarded ny the rerular packets of the Ist, 7th, ‘3th, 16th. 19ch rod 2ich of each mouth; by the Bosto: mers of the ts! ay y the nm a rel 16h Applyto , W, & J.T, TAPSCOT'T, 43 Peck Slip, cor. Sonth st German: lous Great We alder INERAL WATT, 5 N called #AKOCZI.—The Rabe czi has an acidn flaver, of am i of secretion ant wc iganathe folowing places, at 3734 cents a & to. Brovd way, cor. Grand roadway & 2 Park row ‘airs, LOVERS OF SUPERIO 5 — s tierare=this bitin ely im} rae mpi | in the Canton ‘Pea G Genes hathamet. New Yert=in vee each 021 lm, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY \ RLEANS. | oa EW ORK LINE OF PACKETS wth. ig i ih H&S BS US ab OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE. ov No. 6 SOUTH STREET, N. Y. Her accummodation of shiiers, PASSAGE to and from Great Bri e lat, thy ol and London. by the regniar packe from Liverpool. and ta and {rem Lon 20th of each mouth. ‘The rubs: Tangements to oring out emigrant with Ki dence, as.ure those persons sending ‘or the: nds,that every due atid agent attention will be shown them and alt wo embark with them, cas:aze can alao be engaged from Liver pool si cetto New Oricans, Mobile, Saraunan, Ba'tmore, piiladelonia, B \ top, and to tie 4 fferevt ports of the British ith, arrangements, together with the ad- iverp ol correspondents possess, being ‘ exte sively engaged ia the ‘reighting u- aving | st year despatched 100. first el he various ports of the United 81 passebgers. ‘he ficility offered by. this surpassed, and from the Iarge number of first ela os inthe line there can be no d+ten'ion whate w and Ireland, via Liver ailing we a ny, when regatar days the year, whereby gr. ill be rreveuted dari this wil commence VAdZ ppointments ne following yarn FT ‘aptsin Miser. ape D |A, Captain Mulford. These ships were’all built inthe city ef New York, express for packets, ave of light of water, have récently been X wly coppered and put in splendid order,with accommodations for passengers unequalled for comfort. ‘They are commanded by experienced masters, who will make every exertien to give eneral satisfaction, ‘They will at all times be towed np end Jown the Mi i by steamboats. Adis 3 Neither the owners or captains of these ships wil! be responsi- ble for jewelry, bullion, precions stones, silver or playgd ware er, be guaranteed. ‘The price of passage will be at the lowest 0g, the pas rates, an‘ should any of th fageyaoney will bv routed fare trom the differe' t port f cured. Those remitting mony to their freuds caa have drafts to any amount, ravable in all the pine pal towns, without dis- coust, throuhout Grea’ Brita and Ireland, an ‘arrangement which has given the greatest saiisfacvon, am boat ual, be ‘Tho subecriber hares toreceite « contianat‘on of the public pp =al or paniame, een LY emu om board of patiouage, which his teen so liberally bestowed. for many the value thereon expressed, years past. “or further particulars avply, (if by letter, post Vor foi ogee OT Tn & CO. South ree pdedt By AKIBINSON, No i Gates Pana” HULLIN- RWOODRUEE, Avcut'te, New | George's Dock, and 1 Neptune at, Waterloo Dock, Liverpool. Orteans, who will promptly forward all goods to their address, GENTS. ‘The ships of this line are warranted to sail No. 165 Ssuth Front st, Philada. soarely as ad- e vertised, avd great care will be taken to have the goods correct- Buffvo, N.Y. measured. mé Joser rics Pitt h, Pa. PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND ehh Med rade, ies. Ni J. A Noomau, Mlwankie, Wisconsin, Ty. ——————— CHILDREN’S SPRING HATS, ‘Sing Sing. rogues could hope for no favor or mercy, in case he LEARY & CO.’S STYLE. {Correspondence of the Herald. should be appointed District Attorney ; and also to Dh A LARGE srsoremen of Boys and Children’s Tarleton Siva Suva, April 22, 1843. Impose apr he fellows in the Board’ the absolute Jats, hever carp: y e ‘or sale KEK 7 furstoren Noe tants Astor tote,” aaeaise-- | Doings in Sing Sing—Iaspectors of the Prison— Of. | Peceesity of having {or principal keeper Elam Lynds, who was ultimately appointed ; ay but for the above plea of laxity ul discipline’ cyaed not have hoped tor the situation. Sing Sing sin with indignation, and White Plains, and, the whole county, as far as heard from, ment at this intment. fice Seekers—Obeying Orders— Fight with Amazons —Decapitation of Whig Oficers—Appointment of Michael Hoffman and Elam Lynds—Demonstra- tions of Wrath—Bouck, Hunter and Holmes—A Mob—Burning in Effigy—Threats of the “Sing Sing Guards” against Lynds—The Herald, Frrenp Bennett :— Dear Sin :— Let Gotham be forgotten for Sing Sing. We are Babel. God only knows what the infuriated popu- lace may do. Edmonds, Birdsall, Bouck, Holmes and Lyndsare in the mouths of all the people here with a vengeance. The common people, who have less pride of decorum, rage, while the more grave and prudent keep them in countenance by forming themselves into a body of “‘remonstrants,” which is understood to mean, “do what you please and we will support and shield you from the consequences.” The Inspectors, since Wednesday last, have been in session, and closed their labors this day at noon. The number of apeilpents for situations was im- mense. Wednesday was the great le of begging c BROWN & (OS One Price Hat mare, commer of Mott st., where fash lity and economy are compined to adorn the rietora have the pleasure now to offer a new. Imitation of beaver, which closely resemb! sold for $5 and $6 at'the low fixed price of $1; those who from inclination or necessity are induced to study economy 1h that of dress, have now an opportunity of doing 40, and still keep ap the appearance of the most fashionable— Brown & Vo. iy preventing this hat to the paolic, think they re, 178 Chatham c 8 in a fe a A bee-hive or hornet’s nest disturbed, is the excess of quietude compared indispensable art (he ; with the commotion in this village. Besides, the general dissatisfaction of the more orderly and dis. interested portion of the locofoco party, the disap- pointed ones (and their number is legion) keep the place ina continued uproar. The whigs are in ecatacies. Though in a considerable minority, they even talk of starting a ticket for the election of char- ter officers next week. An indignation meeting is talked of ; and the “ remonstrants,” composed of the most influential of both parties, are quietly at work, preparing for a tremendous demonstration against the appointment of Lynds as principal Keeper. ‘‘Cayuga pours her exiles into West- chester!” remarks one. ‘ Why did’nt they make him inspector of salt, or any thing else, rather than impose him upon us 7” asks another. Why din’nt he go back to Auburn ?” is the sarcastic question on every hand. “I’ve engaged a barrel of rotten eggs!” says one. “ And I have a bag of feathers!” says another. “And I a barrel of tar!” shoutsa third ; while another still,gives liberty to take rails from his ges of Meu’s, Youth’s,aud children’s caps, of elo »Feivet, &c. all of his own manufacture, which for varie.y of patterns canuot be equalied. ‘ Alto, vs new style of children’s drab and pearl colored faney hata trimmed with velver of various patterns, for sprint an summer wear, very much admired. A call will convin’e the most sceptical of the superiority of the above mentioned arti- cles, now ready for sale at the o d established stores of ISAAC H. ARC. CHER, all im*r 204 ans 760 Greenwich at, N. ¥. agl6 ime Gis MeCorkey, Dabague’ lows ry. THE WARM. for the cru:nbs about to fall from Col. Bouck’s ser- fences pmavided sey ae ay saly for 8 Cetin Fi J, RK. Entiott, Detroit, Michigan. SALT WATER vants’ table. Between three and four hundred ap- | | owover, that before hi Fealith dae dhe ped, com Catensive anavimporant arrange | 4; Cahul, Pern, Iliuois. ATH is now open at the foot of Desbrogsrs street, N. 2. | plicants from various quarters presente { their claims | Wi) c\pcde. and anew eppotored Pkt arf ments for bringing out passengers from the old country, the sub- ‘a: ent for first cl Porat Advantages over fresh water, see Medical Jvuraals. | iq person. Nearly as many more bezought by proxy pesenitted ai scribers can with coafidence pasos shine Ue for frends 10 emigeate U will find it their interest to make the necessary arrangements ives being ths oldest or longest establishe Y to set reseat season (1813) that they ix every few day days from New York. to N Mobile, Charleston, aud Savanuch, by which passage € secured at the lowest rate. m2’ hi f | A PSCOTT SG ENERAL PASSAG be ener eit kvown that that the wreaogemeute are com: | LAPSCOTT’S GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, plete—the of the first class svling weekly, aod the ac- 43 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK. commodations fitted up expressly for the comfort snd conveni- ence of passengers. ¢ ‘i Should those settled for decline coming out, the passage money will, as usual, be refunded to the party from whom it ‘he subscribers beg wo call “the attention of their iri Was received, without deduction. ‘ ond the public generally, to their superior arrangements A free passage per steamer from the various ports of Ireland | for bringing out passengers from, and remituug money to, any and Scotland, to Liverpool, ean be secured if desired. Av- | par of England, rel ‘or Wales, in tne magnificent ply to packet ships ._... SAMUEL THOMPSON, “NEW LINE Old Established Passage Office, 273 Pearl st, Or to C. GRIMSHAW & CO. 10 Goree Piazzas, Liverpool. Drafts on London, Liverpoo!, the National Bank of ‘Ireland Northern Banking ‘Co. -nd Nanonal bane of Scottiua, ay sight, and for auy amount. Apply as above. m8 Imr Ship SobrHERNE in NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. New ship LIVERPOOL, Captain Hidre 0. Sailing twice every month; and with thee UNITED LINE,” of superior first Class Ameriean ships, sailing every will make five ships in each month throughout the ib. " | ‘aesages direct London, Bristol and Greenock to Ne’ i R pogaa Wan. Car San reuTusy ‘lectiom, Liverpool to, New Orleans, Mobile, Saya Ship SIDDONS, Captain E. B. Cobb, 25th April, ‘oMeston, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore, and the Bhip SHERIDAN, Captain F. A. Depeyster, 25th May. vario) ‘uvisim British North ‘America, can at all times be en- o IVERPORL. Mees saa cet Gastia sana tne (hate frfonsnt efit sous thal sIVERFO ; figons wishiag to send for their friends, will not fail to see EB. Cobb, 13th February ah. | the advantages to be detived {rom selecting this line iu preter. ‘Ay Ship SHERID. Fri ship SHENIDAN, Cs Ds ence to any other, aud they inay rest assured that unusual care she HOScIUS/Cuytatn John Cal ay a fhe Fille raken to ‘make che passage Acrecable, the shipa being i J é i up wi an eye solely to the comfort of passengers. Ao aE Nee enh seine class, auwards of 1088 tons, guilt | "Yt all'enves who «the parties sent for decline comin; New York, with such’ improvements aseombine at speed with unnsual’ comfort for passengers. Every care aa been taken in the arrangement of their accommodations. The price of passage hence is $100, for which ample stores will be provided. These ships are commanded by experienced masters, who will make every exertion to give general. a: tion money will be re aided without any deduction, as usin). free passage from the vartous seaports of Ireland and Scotland, eanalso be secured. P ‘The regular packets for which the subscribers are agents, sail ax follows, viz To and from London on the Ist, 10th, and 20th of each mont, ‘To and from Liverpool oa the’ Ist, 19th, aud 25th of each month. New. Orleans, Mobil nih an. Charleston, wey out the season. REMITTANCES. \e> Neither the captains or owners of th tsb. -rewill be reaponsi- ble for ary letters, parcels oe 2 asen by them, unless re- gular bi tls of lading are signed therefor. For freight or ‘epply to Persons in the couniry wishiug to send money to their friends the ith the id ad- HR COLLINS WEB se Sone ae New York orto | by ence hea they. wien, with the, name and ad amount being forwarded rr first kot, after the ipt three, and an ‘acknowledgement for the same returned per mai. Drafts at sight, for any amount, ayable on demand, with- out discount or any other charge, oe National and Provin- cial Banks of Ireland and branches, Eastern Bank of Scetland, L sepopcet nee uh branches, he Jam 3 Balt Ge ey LIVERPOOL PACKETS. and in every principal town of Great Britain and Ireland, ili Li 1 ou the 7th and 19th of month. i cation, if by pte eet Olu Conny fered e i | bts made knows on spesoa, y tur, ‘mak ceanary a ta with the subse . : fave them come out i this superior Line of Packets, sailing | —©2%* __W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Borling from Liverpeol cunctually on the 7th and I9th of every month. | WEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS- PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND Letters by the packets will be charged 1236 cents per sing! sher t: 50 cents per ounce, and newspaners lent each. {3 PA: ROM a AND Ik. BY THE BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF ND ‘They will also have a first rate class of American trading shi sailing every six days, thereby affording weekly commun tion from that port. One of the firm (Mr. James D. Roche, there, te see that they shall be itch. P’Should the parties agreed for not come (ut, the money will be retured to those who paid it here, wsthout any reduc Jorwarded with care and ry Black Ball, or rOld Line of Liverpool Packets, comprise magnif 4 Viz The OXFORD the NEW YORK, It atreet, New York Civere day tl jundays eX epted. tt quietly to enter upon his duties. The Sing Sing Guards have been requested by the In- spectors to hold themselves in readiness to join in drilling with the regular guards of the prison, who, after consultation, returned answer that they ex- pected to be otherwise engaged. Signals are pre- pared in every part of the vil'age and its vicinity. A conspiracy is suspected to exist between the Guards and the Fire companies, in which hundreds of others are concerned, to prevent the landing of the new keeper. Spies are appointed on the steam- boats, and small boats in readiness to hail any sloop that may be approaching the dock srom up the river. From present demonstrations, the dock in the pri- son yard is the only place he can land at with safety. It isconsidered by all a most unfortunate appointment; and through the two foreign inspectors and {saac Birdsall, is charged home upon Governor Bouek. I hear of no serious objection tothe new agent ap- pointed. His appointment was equally unexpected with that of the principal keeper; but the inhabi- tants not being acquainted with any previous ma- nagement of his in prison affairs, can find nothing of that sort to condemn inhim. From his condnet in the legislature, by which only he is known to the people, they anticipate to find in him a faithful and eflicient officer. The only objection againat this appointment seems to be that he is from abroad ; and even this would cease, hyd the keeper been taken from this county. The locofocos contend tha Siaies le and interest of the county has been sacrificed by Bouck and Holmes, in their pusillanimous strife with Hunter ; the former because he fears him, aud the latter be- cause he envies him and wants his place. Others sain pronounce Hoffman to be a more indomitable ruburner,” or * Pigringer” than even Hunter himself, and that Edmonds has sold himself to the Hunter and Ruger party ; having also a side glance to the District Attorneyship in your city, where that interest 19 inthe ascendant. The great wonder is, not whether the old Dutchman at the helm of State has been fooled, but whether Hunter and Fdmonds have fooled him, or whether he has fooled himeelt. Many who have great respect for the Governor, think he was deceived in the political character o! Edmonds, and taking his zeal manisested !aet fall in ‘Tammany Hall as an earnest of his swimming and sinking with him in the same conservative cavee, ‘The Board met in the Prison, but the Inspectors put upat Col. Peck’s hotel, in the village, about halt a mile distant. On Weduesday it was almost impos- sible for the Inspectors to break through the ranks of the multitude surrounding the hotel waiting their appearance from dinner. There were ten candi- dates ior Agent, twenty-one for Principal Keeper, about a hundred for Assistant Keepers, and the re- mainder of the host for Guards. Here and there a portly matron was to be seen, as a candidate for a situation in the female d»partment of the prison, and also a few “gentlemen in black” dancing attend- ance upon the Inspectors, hoped ‘for,nay,begged the cure of the souls of the poor convi professing abundant ability to heal all their spiritual maladies with an action of the tongue somewha: more intel- ligentthan that of the canine quadrupeds, who lick- ed the sores of the beggar in the Parables ot Scrip- ture. Owing to the unbounded popularity of the present Chaplain amongst all classes, this last de- scription of applicants seemed to entertain but little hopes of success. The general impression is that he also will be dismissed, and the legislature be peti- tioned by the Board to abolish the office and banish all religious instruction, Sabbath school, Bible, prayer book and all from the prison. The “tremon- strants” above referred to, seem very willing, that the people should believe this, and find no difficulty in making the report to coincide with the fact of the appointment of Lynds for principal keeper. Besides agent, principal keeper, chaplain and phy- sician, the economy of the prison embraces a matron and two assistants, twenty-four stant keepers, and twenty-four guards—55 all told. ‘The applicants numbered 400—the number of the disap- pointed aspirants, must, therefore, be great; and their respective friends, interested in their appoint. ment, greater still. ‘Che Whig officers eulivaned the guillotine with the fortitude of martyrs, not one “giinaed horribly a ghastly smile” as the knife de- capitory descended upon his fated neck, like the exe- cutioner described in Quentin Derward, Your man, Edmonds, hasa happy faculty of putting Whigs, if not out of existence, at least out of office. “Vi et armis” seems to have been his rule of conduct thu: far. In the exercise of himself according to this rule, however, he has not escaped personal danger A most delectable combat took place this morning in the female prison between the redoubtable In- spector and the matron, a quiet but energeti: 7METALIO SHANKS, ption.—The ure Digh's CATENT VD for Boots and improvement consi over the common manier descriptions, that si De the foot frdm heel to to. pleas: it elastic motion in walking, and also keeps the Boot to its ori- ginal sh ipe, preventing the shank, or holtow of the foot fram Pressing down, anu the beel from’ turning out behind, snd afyo effectu lly prevent the Pautsloon Straps from ever soming in contact with the payemeut and wea evil is removed by its use, as it pr. vi ‘and pivehing the toes, and vady made ; it also, by ke shink, prevents the upper on t tight, and e: x off. Avother great he foot from work coms, or hurt the boot in shape r vustep from diayring ‘ing those painful lumps to weow ou the top of Tt can comfortable to thr wearer; ar dif the boot or ahoe gets thorough- ly water-sooked they retain their shape in the act of lamp them off, which the common oues will not always do, but. a here to the sole of the foot, causing the shanks to break. ‘Manufactured only by the undersiued in New City, and Brooklyn. ing forward, nie Cth Y d with a very low heel, much more ‘ork, Jersey LORIN BROOKS, Mannfecturer, 138 F u'ton street, N.Y. JOHN DICK, Patentee. N° ICE—The Copartuershin her totore existing betweea Elis & Meddlebrook, is ¢ New York, February Ist, 1513. m6 Im*r ay dissolved K. 8. ELLIS, 8. MIDDLESROOK. (DDLEBROOK the onli account, at No, | pe etfully informs she customers of that he ea ties on Bookbinding on Fulton st aud cheap for country boos se!lers. FRAP TS PAYABLE. AT SIGHT, without discount onall parts of Exgiand, Ireland and Scotland, in sums of £1, £2, y emount, for 5, je at S. J. SYLVESTER’S, a226tr 99 Wali street and 139 Browdway. LQyPON Be OWN] TOUT—2? casks, seven dozen exe: 4 West [odia Browa Stout. 23 du. eight dozen each, of piu Brown Scout, for sale by WOODHULL & MINTURNS, 87 Soushatreeet. a2? TEN CENT OUNDS. EIGHTS FROM NEW YOuK TO BALTIMORK. Shi, pers of goods £0 Baltimore from New York are respe.t fully ‘nformed that goods censigned to the subscriber, agent of the Philadelphia Wilmington & Baltimore Itatlroad Line, will be forwaried from Phiindelphia to Baltimore at the rate of te cents prt 100 Ibs. eithsr by steamboat or ral road. Goods de: tor -ny point sonth or west of Baltimore, wi he forwarded from thence at the lowrst rates, and our arrange- ments are such as w ll ensure despatch. Ks 100 PI For imrth: r information apply to G. H HUDDSLL, at the office of the Union T tation Lins Pier No. W.L. ASHMSAD. Agent, ak =e 2 ve Fear. | appointed him an inspector, both to reward his zeal ap oeaesetes Philadel phi Reaal enceys ape ey see ant Baging and Be the and by giving him two tools in the board to control Pe tT matron for his hasty language, and especially for the | 1 4nd give the patronage of the prison in a way to PASSAGE To BSicease rirTsBura. ernsh Elunter, and prepare an open way for his man Holmes to become Hunter's illustrious successor — Others again, knowing Hunter to be a powerful an- tagonist, have attributed to Bouck the sagacity to oathful parts thereof, at which he grew suddenly in- dignant, and attempted to thrust the matron and the assistant outof the room. A fight ensued—the Quakeress turned amazon forthwith, and at first the THE subscriber has comvletod arrangements for the con- veyance ot Passengers and Merchand's fe places, on the most reason: to. Pittaburg aud int Je terms, per" Citizen's CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS aa TOUR Nem RO, leaves Newark | io Boar tna Wenedect, nia a Inspector had the worst of the strite, and came near | discern that he can, be cancelled from the list only ENGLAND NORTH AMERICE: 9 do 3 5 “ae.” a? do.” | to thelr advantage ta make their araagemente by 1 being dressed in a striped frock and locked in a cell. | tie equations, and has undertaken to kill off one of ‘With sach sepetior and unequalled armangemests, the sub- Mw do. 9 de. BS do conveyance, a» the fscrictest attention will at all ti e pad | The assirtant matron declares it would have been hia emnien by setting another ot them ina fighting scribers coufidently look forward for a continuance of that sup- O% 78 dt | tothe co - fort of the parsenxers, a3 well as the panctuality of | done but for the arrival of the other Inspectors, when i xtel a 9%¢ do, 8 dow’ Os SUNDAYS. From the 109 of Courtlandt atreet. Leave New Yors, Lenve Newark, ALS A.M. ands P.M. At Ret, NEW YOnd, ELIZAZETH TOW Vas cc eimanesh Tor port which has they are wrateful- ns i ae hhose proceeding, or remitting money to their relatives, can at al} times opfaia P “42 a si Se, ee drawn direct u Bani ral also on Messrs. PRESCOTT, GROTE, Aties & co. rs, London, hich will be prid on demand at any of the Bunks, or their uded to them so many years, fur which adicret conveyance with despateh. position against him, asa rivalin the county known For fuither particulars app'y to be composed almost to a man of ‘ barnburners and pigringers.” In fine, all manner of epeculations are afloat as to the causes of, or the influences brought to bear on, the two chief appointments just made in the prison ; and in the extreme difficulty of the amazons dismissed their captive lawyer, end left him in triumphant and undisputed possession of the female prison. It were impossible to describe the joy of the convicts therein at the prespect of a masculine matron. From the strangeness of the proceedings and the broken reports which had reach- ti Shit McMURRAY, 100 Pine sire, corner of South. FOR LIVERPOOL AND HALIFAX. algee gy iraare poh iby lates tm do. The Royal Mail Steam Ship BRITANNIA, J. Hewitt, | D¢ none other than theirfuture janitor. Thus fracas * id, BROPHeRs & CO. Bb Paltos strict New Yack, Piainfield, Boundbrook, Somerville, Fulton Bank. noes deorto. to: Re-scomect bio the 9 5) andi4 PM trains trom New = A ? 5 ly, Sundays exce; ee NB The Ol Line of Liverpool Packets sail from th Fare berween New York and Elizabeth Town 2 cents. Bare between — do and Somerville, 75 cents. NEW YORK, RAHWAY AND, NEW BRUNSWICK. ‘are reduced. From the foot of Courtiandt street, daily. port for Liverpool on ; : Teturning to the old country will find it to their comfort and advantage to select this favonte Line for their conveyance, in preference to any ather. dart surinises, as they are wont to do, especially in these days ot political profligacy, when the professions of men are little better than records traced in dust, which the first breeze of interest sweeps away.— Here were the old aaeah Mr. Wiltse, reported to be a Hunter man; tr. Wicks, a Bouck and Holmes man; Mr. Roscoe, all sorts of a man, es- has given rise to much scandal and gossip. The husband of the assistant threatens prosecution, which will probably be effected, while the matron with that spirit peculiar to her quiet sect, regrets her carnal haste in making fight with the Inspector, and feels “the spirit” in her to. forgive the rudeness of the simple child. Esq command: ee Ist Mi 1 rassage to Liverpa Passage to Halifax Apply to ard te will leave Boston for the above ports on . 20 D. BRIGHAM, Jr Agent, 3 Wall street. STATEN ISUAND FERRY. OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. Legre, New Xork. eave New Bruyswiek. Foot of Whitehali street. ‘Wednesday wasthe great day of this feastof lean pecially witen the honor oF profi of oe office ie gon PM. cs Se On and after Monday, April 10th, the steamer STATEN | things, and a feast it was of the rarest kind to the | Marshall, the old principal keeper, and Mr. aweli cs 1256 uoon. SLANDER. will leat Hi -* - th-lo' pectator, who had no interest at stak * PI pets ve a s ISLAND! will leave as follows, un: rther notice > mir joving spectator, nterest at stake f it k of + all THE E of Packets tor Liverpool will hereafter be -q 84 TM. LEAVE STATEN ISLAND. NEW YORK. in the master It was difficult which most to pity | 0LYour city, formerly clerk of the prison ; all three despatel the following order, excepting that when the ON SUNDAYS ‘At M. At ALM Sys aas PY | of the last named not identified either with the Go- day of saaling falls on Sunday ips will sail on the succeed- Leave New York. Leave New Branswick. ie apy and ridicule—the office seekers or the office dis- ing day. : Ato AM and 4% P M, Ati 3 noon, and 0% PM, PM. om posers, The great effort of the former seemed to | Vernor or Hunter, and firenely supported by the For New York. Fare between New York and New Brauswick, ‘cen as core D6 &. M. ‘st-baend people—the latter, by all the locofoco judges and ‘The SOUTH AMERICA, (June Rahway, 20 certs; ; be to see the latter, and of the latter not to be seen | Euservisors ot the county,and a vast majority of the $208: ailey, Qc 1 ete fats pa 2 A Hate fee Reps All goody shipped are required to be yartictiarly marked an. ae pad The cily chiane:the applicants had | party. ‘Their failure 18 variously attributed, come ). Ge " c! .M. train . are at the of the owners thereof. a9 atthe Inspectors was while coming from the prison ‘The OXFORD: He Waite jay Pidicigiéis Yio: teveurd Waals Hekate ut, Gor ight Glos; xb PASSAIC, Captain John Oally, ha bens Inepectors, with Edmonds in the van, pourout-—the | €8¢e, who was understood to be nominated at the pid) Nerd ceive aferry ticket pratinn ‘Tickets are received by the con | putin complete order, and will commence her trips for the i > Pi suggeston ct Holmes, and the uncompromising and 1 April 19 | ductor only on the duy when purchased. fin dme™ | season, on Monday the 1th Instant, as follows, anti, further | Vast crowd makes a struggle to Ca ures d ooror | threatening substitution of Birdsall in his stead, 3 we WINTER ARBANGEMEN1. moe’ Leave New York at4 o'elock, P.M. course “Mr. Edmonds!” beseeches one Mr | seemsto fling the responsibility on Holmes in par- 19 pol 7 pias pa Newark at 744 o'clock, A. M. APE are Romer! Mr. Romer! Squire Romer!” implores ticular. _ {t is affirmed, and boasted of as an evi- H he ge ee EVENING LINE TAI another—“Mr. Birdsall! Isaac! Isaac Birdsall! Just | 4¢2ce of the intimacy of Holmes with the Gover. The NEW YORK eee May 19 | NEW YORK AND TRILADEL INE mt andicg Prom she foot of Barday | one word, Isaac!” All in vain. The spirit does saines lusrds paribanden Dogon phd Nene 00 tons Bes, a ¥eb 1 | via Newark, New Bronswick, Princeton, Trenton, Bordes: Steamer DIAMOND. Cavtaura. Flamer, wl leave ae ahov fr Metron bor ag roe TA Fe os with the two presented by himeelf, (Edmonds and '. B. Cropper. Api ne 'y A s : Tuesday, osday, saturday, at 6 o'clock, P. nt, ” ‘The CAMBRIDGE, Sep. 1 Oat " THR Te etatitON «poe Pasawge oF Wreiantarply {the Captain ou boxrd, of at | all pass on like so. many voiceless skele- Basan its FE eeprcnepean aeed ay pare An Bantow. Mey i date 1 | Keaye Nex Fopkstrom th (ot of Couandt sires dil, ats the above bat will teave Albsny the alternate days, foot of | {28 The sia betiyedboant or aac fone toriee it does, as Holmes hag been considered the pride of ie C A jept 19 Nov 9 M . lamilton street. ap'6r “esate ; estchester county, from whom the locos antici; 700 tous," dan is Mer 9 boat to runiadelpare Soraentown, trom thence by | wicW YORK AND KINGSTON STEAM FREIGHT | Wind, ashe separates from his compeers, chased by | ted mighty things The teared by his foes udras ape Ue A. Cole. May j9 Juy 77 Phe en i i AND PASSAGE I, *VE, a dozen or more through lanes and by-ways to the ind H Punetuality, as regards the day of sailing, will be observed as |. The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden, (opposite 4 : ¢ Y friends, that having identified himself with the “no heretofore. “the tetee of ze outward is now fixed at One | Philadelphia) without change of cars. For Kingston, and felaware and Hudson } prison, where, at last, breathless, and bespattered | iyi) ts aed it f aoe Cy wamboats EMERALD and NOR i 4 5 clique” party, as it is called here, and understood to iundred joer, Fon mich ‘ample ores of everv description oon "yA a fo Mee Maw Lae Bae By 4 with mud as to his legs and feet, he arrives in safety, | Foun the ‘all spoils” party, which numbers about i i a et, Where 0 i i - ‘ teal of » ‘ t bo) pow Ran Sn nes Splatt Be bem with baggage erates on board. The & Mis ptain John Ketcham, will leave New | minus arent in his Quaker coat, from the despe- | 9 dozen names, and whose pure professions are read GOODHUE & CO. 64 South st., LAR: ing-slip, N. ¥. RNAi ae ceAES SF Philadelphia baruage erates aze couveyed from city to city, without being opeaed by the way. Each train is provided with a Ladies Lar, in which are apart- act AoE is and dre: ly for the Li . SHE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKET 2. | Httarning, the linge tears Phlwleiphie, from we: foot of pes ib. i> ii Ghestnat sgrest by railroad from Camden, at 9 o'clock A M,and Orel M. | The Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelphii q Sail rom Now Worn shh, and from Laverpoot thot each | aut Pf Sota m cousinsaion of talines hors New Vor Ship ROCHESTER, 800 ton, 16th Febry. = Phill Weeder ‘ MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL ROAD, 16th March. 16th April. 16th May. Ne i en Fe-lald at great ad having we most approved and heaviest H_ rail, to secure asafe and expeditions conreyance between New York and Morristown, will commence ranaing two tips daily, Sundays excepted, on and after Monday, Jan, Firat Train from Morristown will [ ™% AM. Becond Train from Mojito will eave at Lie T M. apf ith Frain from New York will leave at 9A M—Newark at ond Train from New York will loxve et 2 P M—New- ark nt 334 PM. i _ Passengers by the Morning Train from Morristown will ar- rive a Newark in time for the 9 the morning Train to Philapelo he Afternoon they will arrive ay lewark i the 3 x ‘rain to New York or the Kivening Train to Philndelpt te. ‘assengers by the Moruing Trai : from New York will arrive at Morristown in tune to dine and take any of the Stages run- ning west or north from chat place. 528 Im*ec These substantial, fast sailing, first class shins,all built in the ity New York, aye cummaided by men of txperience au id ity, anu will be despatched panctually on the 16th of each month. ‘Therr cabins are elgant and commodious, and are furnished with whatever can conduce to the ease and comfoit of passen- Pm rs. **Neithert! © captains or owners of these shirs will be respon te for any varcels or packages sent by them, unless reguine bills lading are signed therefore. i For freight or Ranenre aunty to & MINTURNS, £7 Sonth street. New York, oto FIELDEN, BROTHERS We om i M. Train to New York, or ins “by the Aftervoon Train time. for ftyr York foot of Marr oc'ock P.M 3 Wi Heave Kineston sBopdeat landing) every Wednesday street, every Monday and fnuarsday at5 | rate grasp of one of his foremost pursuers. Equally fortunate is Edmonds. He takes quicker step as he perceives the gang at his heels; and the gang take quicker step, too, to ouertake him. A wild-turkey chase in the western priaries is nothing to thischase of the inspector by the office-seekers from Peck’s to the prison. First, a fast walk—then a faster—then a trot. d then at full jumpaway rushes Edmonds down hill towards the prison, with the tull pack of effice. seekers, some bare-headed, (the wind having blown off their hats) and some in their stocking feet, (having lost their shoes in the mud) all close upon his heels, puffing, ae and shouting in the chase. It were difficult to tell what might have been his fate had the race-course been longer than it was ; but the crossing of bayonets in the face of his ursuers by the pepe guards, brought them to a halt, and rescued the Inspector from his fate ; and after half an hour’s endeavor to breathe free and regular again, he is in a condition to resume his seat at the board, and assist in doling out the pap Not so Romer. Being less flect, he is overtaken and captured by a gang of seventeen or eighteen, and islet off only on the most solemn protestatia: ot his determination “to do all ke can for them”— upon which he is suffered to depart; and his captu- rers return to Peck’s to brag over their fellows, and exult in their suecess. It was a solemn tobe a mere collateral squeal tor -he loaves and fishes, he has veen led astray into the forbidden re- gions of political transcendentalism, till he has be- come a transparent extreme to unwashed demoera- cy, unterrified in aspect, and bedaubed with subter- ranean mud. Y ui This is a curious world; and I believe it would be much more quiet if Governor Bouck. senator Hunter, assemblyman_ Holmes, Michael Hoffman, Elam Lynds, Father Miller, and every body else, friend Bennett, but you and 1, were out of it. You know more about us and our affairs than we do our- selves ; and we are all waiting with the most in- tense anxiety to hear, through the Herald, what we have been about up here in our Sing Sing ; together with the causes, courses, and ultimate results of all our mighty doings. As you are a man of peace, do say something to allay the angry passione of the peo- ple; atleast, exhort us against any disgraceful and riotous behavior. > _ B.S. While Iam writing this postscript, the mob in the square are burning Edmonds and Birdeall in effigy. By the glare ot the flames I | erceive that the two fictitious martyrs are dressed to the life.— The flames gleam trom the Ft, on the nose of the one, and play among the broad flaps of the Quaker coat of the other. {just 'earm that a gene- and Satardav at 3 clock, F : The NORWICH, Captain John Samuels, will !eave New of Mur.ay street, every Wednesgay aud Saturday York, foor iy at 1 1 1 ave Kingston (Rondout landing) every Tue : ay and Friday at3 o'clock, EXTRA TRIPS. The EMERALD will leave the fost of Murray street every Snody morning at 7o'el ck. Returning leaves Kingston at 4 o'clock same day. For freight or passare apply on hoard, or to WILLIAMSON, BAKLOW & CO, 164 Wesc street. CHALLENGE KOLIUS: THs Sixteen t oat i 0 € {6 Sixteen foot sail boat id ready to sail any distance, from 20 t sail boat ever buit by Wm. Croli the firs day. of June until the firat day of August nex month’s notic ch beinns ep,tosnil two separate days forthe sam lay. The sole object is to test the sailing qualities sail without oars or tenders. Cc. INGERSOLL Water street. TO THe OWNER OF THE SAIL Geer nent “'TROUBLER"—The owner of the sai'boat "Troubles" ceived tones ch deo; x mont) Le aTim® ec from boats bailt sy Wim. Crofius within the nd not h ‘hat in publsh ever built by Creliu a flight (rom the terra fir ait weiiig 1 oagiant s ‘Water Street to those mystic re- ficou Ts RS: Ihe undermentioned PULLEN & COPP, 3 Wall street. Where th » da ral indignation meeting is calied on iy eve- ope will be regularly dispatched from hence and from Mar ¥ Obtains reecipta from living go.8.”” ume iled ning next. ‘ours, in laste, seilles on the Ist of each month darn the year, thie Assoonas ncafter h« he has gocaf=w more of those Nor has the utmost harmony prevailed in the Z.Z.Z INERVA, Cert Brown, "Wire Yun 4 from that aenal manafietory ofhopors, | Board itself. About the middle of, the session Ne- ss PAV EHOMIUON: Cab Sylvester, Dee I. Feb 1 NE q : EAL Hvenay given haw ss that" his rote ohjcet of test. | Vins left tor Newburgh. | Intimations were given) 1... iy IaH Lire.—We have the particulars Capt Digan, Jan. Mar! EXPRESS, ailing quarities of the boats” may be obtained—sfer | that the domineering conduct of a ceriain member, ‘AS TD ‘4 i 9 ran rere, Feb i. Aplt Means. Harden & Cael Pa mosed of their route Hf bis boasted ® Trouper? does not prove a sufficient | who took upon himself to do all the business, was from a correspondent, of a fight that occurred at Fant Adams, Mart. Mavi {rom New Oh end bang Head Tay she Niner: fe him by r= izing his eputation. assne hes done | the cause of his leaving in disgust. Contrary to the | Staunton on Tuesday last, between Governor Mc- ‘the cepperve and copper fastoned,and have excellent | Exoress, from ‘New will continme to an te par day for two upn his own terns. | order of the Board, he was prevailed upon by one of | Dowell and Governor Thomas of Maryland. Go- aa Daily , and heretofore, leaving New York, Albany and ‘Trey, M xpress, and will for- connegt at Troy with Jacots’ Montreal paseeriners. Price Of cabin passane will be $100, exclusive o: wines andliquors, ward Spocie, Bank Notes, Packages, Bundles, Cazes of Good Goods addressed to BOYD & HINCKEN, theagents, will | %e., to any’ p! ween York and Montreal, and be forwarded free of other vharges than those actually paid. throughout "Also Bast, from Troy and Albany to for Height or passage apply to Boston, and Weat from Albus 10 Suftalo, All business extrnsted o ineir charge will be promptly at- ¥ & CO, ote BOYD UNCKEW, Avents. | sented ton Tarticutar attention will be nald. tortie eulhestine Hiden AND NORTH AMERICAN RUXYAL MAI == drafts, noceptauces, &e., aud prompt returns made for STEAM SH * 7 Of 1290703 ,, “ TULLEN & Corr. Under contract with the Lords of Woe-Admiralty. Offeer—Pallen & Coup, 9 Wallstreet, New York. PE Ly A }. Jaca ange t Pani st, treal. REBERENCER. » hay HIBERN: C, trimer Ward bing dom tape, a DC. o. . i ime, War AR no, Layne, ANNA, G. Hewiae tines Commander Jacob Little, & Coy Wels, ONLA, $ John I, Smith, & Co., 8 K. Stow, A Penoon & Hoffman, § ;8, Dowstans, 1A, Carpenter & Vermilya, “ Lenko Houghton & Co. ew, Robinson & Co. nm RITISH SHIP CHESTER, Doyle, master, from Liver- pool —Consign ses ty the abc ¥e ship will canter a favor by sendiog. withoat delay, tieir permits on board, foot ef Keetor street, Nu AC, of to the cliice of the ramenbers, ROUHE, BROTHERS & CO, adie 35 Falcom street. COLLECTIONS On all parts of the United Btstes made,on the moxtffavo-able terms, by 8. J, SYLVESTER 22 cer 22 Wall street, and 190 Broadwey. eadis, Ryne, Beo4 Astémbis, Miles, Mav a ritanniny 12 bernia, The accommor atin The vessels aro n am amply eupplied with Frances? Pacent Lite Boats, t Taye w ea a. ae secared until paid for, information: apply to ; “BHIGHAM, JR HARNDEN & CO, No.9 Wallet. have reac! ths ulumatum of beauty, cheapness, neatness, durability and comfort to the wearer, All siles are’ for. cash, therefore wo good customer nays the losses incarred by the bad. d BROWN & CO. 178 Chatham square, a8 Im* corner of Mort st seme ny SPRING FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN'S HaTS —The undersigned respectfully informs his customers and the public generally, that he has now ready for inspection eat | aud sale, the much vimired » yle cf gentlemen's Hats, which for beauty of finish and and symetry of form, exceed any ormer effort, in this or any other To the economist they are a desirable article, as they com- bine cheapness, durabil ty and elegance, warranted equal to auy and one. Inthe maautietare of Hats be ebal- Jenges compe tion; ie therefore solicits a 3! are of :ubdlic patron- i all their atteation to ke ascortment vernor Thomas reached that place in the Valley stage about 11 o’clock, and Governor McDowell in the Charlottsville stage, about an hour afterward They put up at the same hotel, and met there, but did not speak—both designing to take the Lexington stage hen the stage came up, Governor McDow- ell handed his lady into the stage, and he was also in the act of entering when he observed Thomas at his side, and demanded to, know wh nf gh ‘oing—to which he replied—“ in the stage 1s e was assured he shoni not do, and from words they proceeded to blows, (overnor McDowell em- ploying his umbrella with marked effect upon hie adversary. The bystanders then interfered, and the battle was stopped—Covernor Thomas declaring that he had not received fair play By the persua- sion of friends, Governor MeDowell with his lady took a private conveyance to Lexington, Governor Thomas continuirg on in the stage. It was antici- pated that another scene would occur at Lexington, from which place news was anxiously expected. The affair had caused great talk and excitement at <taunton. Thus we go—all the world, great and small, high and low, being afflicted with the fight- ing mania. Citizens, editors, legislators, governors, and all, are at it. hat a world! Where is Parson Millert—Richmond Star, April 22. following. of three miies im those who wished to be looked ere as a person of hority and influence, or asa kind of ex-officio poser of the patronage of the prison, to accompany him down to the prison, where the Board was in session. The, gnard, stationed at the avenue, at- tempted to enforce the newly imposed rule of ex- clusion, by which no person besides the inspectors were to enter on any pretence whatsoever. The In- spector frem bape ng Cin the insult. A small altercation ensued, in which the guard repre- sented that it was in perfect accordance with the genius of locofocoism, that the makers of laws should be the first to break them. The guard at length yielded, and let them both passin ; for which he was instantly, by order of the chairman, decapi- tated ; and Nevins soon left for home, leaving his compeers to finish the business which had called them: together. Great fault was found with the management of the prison by the Inspectors; and eopectally by the one from your city. Every thing was wrong. \.axity of discipline was complained of in the most violent style, besides defaleations surmised, and abundant animadversions uttered in regard to every thing. There was probably some reason in this; but most people think this great ado was to show the people of your city that it contained @ man from whom OLD ESTABLISHED EM PAS seb sa: OFFICE, 61 South street, New Vork—iteg rig ve lar Line of kets—The subscriber rsont mm any part of Gi who may be engaged by t of packet ships sous sending taken to hi continues to a and Lreland t Brit frieuds here, hy the regular tine y six days ‘fom Liverpool. Per- their friends, may rely that just care will be wern despatched without delay in Liverpool,aud endeavor to merit a continua ice of the public patsonage which has been so liberally bestowed for many years past; and those remitti fe the Banks and br lor further particulars, ir money ean have drafts payable at all pm ag 7) the United Kingdom. SET RETA Resets \, FOR LONDON—Regalar Packet of the lst of May She, very. superior fast sailing packet ship JAMES, 7. or accommodations for cabin, second cn assenrers: persons wishing to embark shotly cation on board foot of Malden lane. or to. JOSEPH MeMURKAY, 100 Pine street, corner of for their fri Captain Sedor, will aail as South street, an have then regular packets, by aare FOR LVF ROOT wellknown, very fese sai ing Bsival THK, ia Jha Doyle, will have tmmedistedes- pat en for the ave FO Persons wishing to send h Rar freight ar ply t "DROTHERS & Uo. 33 Fait adr next door to the Fulton