The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. X.—-No, 12:2. Whole No, 3335. To the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- hed every day of the year except New Year’s day and Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or §7 26 per an- num—postages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum—- postagea paid—cash in edvance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of BROWN & £9,3. One Price Hat Store, 178 Chatham square, corner of Mott st., where fashion. beauty, dura. economy are combined to adorn the head. ‘The Pro- prictors have the pleasure now to offer a new style of nat, the Unitation of beaver, which closely resembles those formerly sold for $5 and $6. at'the low fixed price of $3: those who from inelinati nm or necessity are induced to study economy in that indispensible article of dress, have now au opportunity of doi 40, and still keep up the appearance of the most fashionadl Brown & Co. in presenting this hat to the puolie, think. they have reached the ultimatum of beauty, cheapnes durability and comfort to the wearer. ‘Ail wales are for cash, therefore no good custorcer pays the lossca incurred by the bad: BROWN & CO. 178 Chatham square, SHIELD’S XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS, No. 45 Maiden Lane, New York. HE PROPRETOK of this well koown establish ment, respec'fally invi'es the attention of Manafactnrers, Druggists, Peroumers, Grocers, Hardware and Dry Good Sealers, and all others, to his extepsi for th~ execu tion of Copper Plate ond X\logephic Engraving and Pri.-tiui. that he hos greetly edded to his stock of machiuery, - nd mauy proved plates far superior to those of any other tin America, ‘| 188 has $0 furexceeded his expectation, as to enable him to ohal'eng. a comp-rison wiih those from the best Kuro- eau printing offic neatness, i ag im corner of Mortat = tat the Heralds ovee THIRTY THOUSAND, eatincreuieg | te Srarng rent Be hie ear fh altar ast. Ithas the largest circulation of any paper in this city, his customers | circniars, wrap ers lab: Is, directions, &c. 0 the bust qu he has now ready for inspection red spring style of eutlemen’s Hats, hand aud symetry of form, exceed anv an. they aren sirable article, as they com: Wty and ‘elegance, warranted eqaul to ons tn the manufacture of Hats he eb at the lowes’ Lossible py sip finwot ctursrs, and elegantly priuted in fancy colors at short actice. A loge and general *ssortment of Drug, Perfom rs, Grocers, aud other labels, ¢ m_y be hed wholesale and ret or the world, and is therefore, the best channel for business men inthe city ur country. Prices moderate—cash in sd- vance. PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate val designs ava ex cuted in the firs gold or , Manufacturers ly on hand, an¢ . aud «I stticles eutirel: cone prices, and in the most elegant style. lenges com © a share of public patron d with the trage. Joh Printing in cvery voriety of st JAMES GORDON BENNETT, of incu Yonth'naad children's cap of classyweiten Bes alinr | Sestly ex-ruted toord r,rnd ou the most. Yeusouable. term and the propriecor may here ovserve, price is charged for work done in hi which the great exteut of his busin Prornistor ey THE Henaup EstasuisHMenr, his own manufacture, which for variety of patterns ‘canuot be Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. | “1471154 il b ‘Also, fw e of children’ drab and pearl colored fan hate trimmed. wit ‘elvel of Tarions patteras, forspriay and Feared for Cea eee ar ee eeeutee With summer wear, ¥ mired. will eonvince the | 4, ‘ 5 HOUSES TO LET AT YORKViLLn—2 wre | most scerted! af the superiority of Ute nbove mentioned arti | Sfvd.the & mots tisfaction, cud alto houses on the comer of ith street and 3d avenue; either } cles, now ready for sale at the old established stores of Peg ihe Wied bea of them is calculated for a public house, grocery or pri- aren CHER, od Beat ile rgadeves. “On the premises sane stable, owliag ley, | 911 imey roenmds60 Green weit’ N, Y, eldikacatas oriamtncchaee eee Ux KIND PA RONS ano the public are reavectiuy Tas ees thereon. FOr (eras, a A. MORRILL, faa vied to esli and examine cur Mock of hardy herbaci:'us ieee Ne Pi Rent, 168 Greens ta eS Bie Surana ka togetaes Cha mated thats ht? the city —The p oprietors t ke th mending to sil geutleme wanting sot oe yellow Hatnson and other hardy TO RENT—The extensive Buildiog erected the pre- | gos, 2 Tenand Chicrse | ™ ! js, the e€ nom: (igi toot sceson by the surscriner, for hia own residence, OM | inonihiy Mites in great. variety, 20 vanevies choive double | S8tem ofrurcna dg air qu clatti, thereby saying ths the margin of | Fe eae reielianding | Dhlias, tube Roses, Amary list’ s, Gladiolus. &2. A number | th,v2 orofits la d onthe ina “rial by dl ST York and Brooklyn, Staten Island and the East an Rivers. ‘Thy House is biicky @ suverior building, five high, covered with copper; the hall and strirs of marb! water front ab vat one thousand feet, and the, barhing w' Lg sive arra gements to make this the p.incipal branch of their business, superiutending both the cutting and sewing depart- ment personal y. 4 They do not present to the public a flaming list of reduced seeds of every ¥ tal trees of every 4 in wanty ill please call ard judge tor themsetys a28 8m NIBLO & DUNLAP, 576 Broadway. Fruit and omamen- terms for cash. Those hi f i i prices as an induc ment, but hope that a superior atyle of woke Intdlsteviciutes he Ware fom New ork “e sboarhitecn THE WARM manshio, a studious acteition to the individual taste of cur cus: miuutes, and the premises are not excelled by any rituation SALT WATER tomers and the prevailing fa:hiou, will a'ways be sufficient, near this city. Que hundred persons cam be accommodated. aud the best attraction we can offer'to onr patron Possession immediately. Ai . N.R. BATH is now open at the foot of Desbrosses strect, N. R. POOLEY & BROWN, $1 2,000 WORTH of China, Glas and Earthen for sale at 170 orly— Phas wire is now at the following pic s shapes, 74, per doz.; wilters, ware. Gr per doz ; lifters. 5 equally low: bowie from 2 6¢ 12+ 5 hal! Jains fr $6, sel! for 810 No credi. sy: ‘ NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 5, 1843. Prices wwe Cents, Ki 0 4a. 3; lamps, oil, ae same as the dow! soup and flit Plates, 5a. m2-Lm sis white plates, stone va and Loitette ware , Liverpool, wn stores by the burhel. Les tw couutry <0 will + posite at Owego, N.Y will make collection a} dr ferto D Su H Oswevo Apri! 20 1813 Diew, A D Pate! +00 the ist of May J nme & binson & Co. fice of drsecunt aud de next, and Fat ressouable raves. yeastier, New York mew York. New York. nid, Bsq., cashier, Albany, 28 bw os phd grammar taayht minutes walk ful an ing. = The ROSSVILLE BOARDING SCHOOL, STA'TEN ISLAND. Ww WESTTHORP respectfully informs bis friends and the bolic, thar his school will re open ou the Ist of May. P are also informed W. W. makes xnard in every possible way the morals {hu care, from four to ewel orthography, arithmatic, geogray “Hine location, ip delightfat the orchaet gardeus and olay ground an from the taodii years of eh d healthy’; pacious; aliont ten teamboat Raritan Jeayes Barelay strect every day at 3 o'clock, tor Kossville. Terins, for, board quarter, pri Hev. David Mo: W. N. Seymour, Keg. 4 Ch Henry Sicwart Seumiie, Es and twit inadvance. Rete ion, fever teten Istaud. them Sqnare, No¥ q., Sta en Teland, cluding wasaing, $25 per Ware = Me- Re OKS AND Fl le. which 1 IshING TACKLE hy: I & ¢ received by the late arrivals from ‘heir man = general as: gym) double an: suitable for Ame ‘or its ad! wer fresh water, see Medical Journals, | _in2 Im*re SGN F DELAPLAINE. co Wale. BiveTotat oot Dalen ne ee ee STA TO EEN Oe ereel aca seeretal be hee INERAL WATERS OF KISSINGEN, Germany, pect snet ana he eyreseory Weick Ligue No: aa Nineteenth called WAKOCZI—The Hake ez] has an ‘agiiulous saline rilanely reeabie taste, and bein ally promotive street ongipied by Mr- C. W. Feeke—Hents moderate, f vectotion ani enetedons punters Fares secret ond ot o he Maal aia Wlacciantale, stengthening without heating, itacts as a po LTO LET—The Mansion Hous i their apr.ng assortment of Hardware, &c., which they of ter at the lnwest market prices, for cash or approved paper, tit Buct Hinges and Screws, Brass Sael! Goo Javaned Tea Ti Tinned Hollow Saws, Wilesan! Bolts, Locks, &e Fine Pen anc Pocket Cutle- Tibie Knives and Forks Scissors, Razors and « hears, on & Sons Wares, astors, Candlesticks, &e. S$ chles, Shovels, les. We ‘ort nent 0: Guns, Pistols, Rifles and Gun ma- as, at lower prices than any other houre cau afford to sell, iaving been purchased at aaction and else where, uwuch below original cost, A.W SPIES K CO, m" , tent spacifically ou the Iver, the systema venar. port. and ute- known asthe “* Abbey” situated a sh rt Aistauce above | rine system, and dtesipasing any existing obstruction, ut used sha six mile stone just above Stryker’s Bay, und nearly | According to directions. 5 Opposite St. Michaels Church. The place is well kuown as | “ "The Rakoczi ix sold at the following places, at 373¢ cents a one of the most delightful situations on the Island, and is re- | quart jus, or $4, adozea. Sold by mark«bly hea'thy in the summer season. Henry King & Co. Druggists, 461 Brondwev, cor. Grand T Joomingdale stages pass and repass the gate every Soutllard, Delluc & Co, do 581 Broadway & 2 Park row ‘The gate is new, and numbered 101 5 Thes. T. Gren 399 Broadway. in accordance with the present state of the . . y. Cee: jee 278 ara fit Mr conan harekara latest: ; urch’s Dispensary, 188 Bowery. ‘ould be made, if desired, by a satis- “0. ‘Tools. . hour in the day. The reut will be ba es the premi: niy on N. 8) Arranem: Wholessiesra retail 6 ee FLORIAN STRAUSS, 66 Beaver strect, apa fe at, £0 cofthe furniture now in’ the house | ag im*r TO DKA CUTLER ewe ae factory te: }, CO se! me = 'O DEALERS IN CUTCERY.—Wm. Wid, No. 12 Temain, or a partof the house will be rented separately. Dibirwion sce Mapotacturey of Cutlery, offers to the ee See trade, cheap for cash, 1000 dezen of assorted Cu lery of superior qual@y; cousisting o' ities Ee | “HLS DAILY EXPRESS FOR ALBANY, TROY. BUFFALO, CHICAGO AND 1HE CANADAS : The subscribers havine completed their arraugements with the Peopie’s Line of Steamboars, onthe North Haver and the ait Koad Companies west of Albany for running their 28 for the season of 1843. an Express will leave their office, No. 2 ‘Wail street, New York, every evening, at quarter to7 o'clock, forthe above named a inte: media eblaces. IMPORTANT. one, two, three and four blade knives. SBHULL & Mt 87 South street. TO CLET—The two story bi nck House and 5 premizea, EA Gd cot tyle, with marble mantel-piecs Toughout, Apoly to JOSErH bas RAY, m23r ar m \T—Several Work Shops, with good pan Fey will be let at low rents. to good t te po 3K CRUMP, Chronometer, Watch und Clock and Jeweler, formerly with 8. J. Tobins for near! treet, siness aud trasts from hi e him. tn retu ning past favours, he would remind his friends that he rey description of Watches, Repeaters, Musical and mort comolicated that en be tyvcuitd Also, Jewelryand Diamond work set ; Peo _every arti ie eit ier eeut cheaper than any | ose he i WM. FULLER, 4th story, front bu: eee tia Bae ock. a2) 2wer To LET OR FOR SALE—A three story modem re bbe tyes det ‘and store. wih two lots of every juplex, the reertran; in the cit For the greater svfety ond security of all v packages entiusted to their eare,, they have ~ iafes on board of the clusively by themselves, f ed ex- the messenger in chirge sleeps 1m j f i th the iron safes, into which all suct packages | being e1 40 do the whole hunself, and vot trust to the in: earer wal fortes rea Bipitscy, notes ores are placed, ane POMEROY & CoMraN sr experieuce Gk gthery, “Glasses an keys in proportion. Cash d South-Kaghth streets, Williamsburg, | _mlec ‘0. 2 Wail ‘stree Ma aim atimer orton, Pope ane re ae TAPSCOTT, ¥OR NO&FOLK, RICHMOND, CITY | PO EEE vik WAO INTEND 10 ViFIU GOK aa "48 Pee slip. FOINT, &e. Va——Steamer BOT MANY—MR. BUGHES, Piofessor in the Hoyai Mil F FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—The first or se Caytain Bolme The strong and substantiai T gular tuys vetween Sew 2 tary Corps of Cadets in Dewaden, + momodstious in his Nonse forgeut een a hoaders cond floor of the house No. 109 Leonard street, vear Broadway; wouldeuitove or two gentlemen, ora fa- ray. 6th ivst, leaviug New himsel’ pariculgr'y to such a: ing to Gri ° i 1 Norlfolk on 9th must rpose of jears ng the fang age: to facil - int'y, wno comd. be furnished with mealsin their own rooms i . mé 2t°r "as nd fare to or from Nortolit,-++ +$10 dvancement in tt, by piaciog Uhemacives im a family Soyheere sen Forward tascengrrs °" di “ 8 tls spoken as lo da eee from Richmond City Point, &c.. by one of the Tiver steamers. and per Boston from Nortolk-++ ot Forward pasrengers, lo los Passage to Norfolk and back, retarn trip Bh twenty-live yearsa residentiu Gerna Vand, mlarty sn BM£ OR-SALE—The be uiful 1 po ee AC oa pny eek, es chebéy enuuty, three miles eat ef New Roch lie’ few minutes walk trem the Boston tui Y varity with bei lamwun act's of @horey 1 ni nd Forward Passeug rs, do | do bling bim to give, i the course of convereutiou, those explain al fen reomns. ase is er ow Freight taken atthe usaal rates, For frei h us which every one i first 69 uccessaty, aud Which he lund, pear and otter frit trees toge= , i . Capra bo: Therwithgaa slewrchuaof the shogeatk nd, The ou bus: | PR mecyem mpgs orto WAL TU KER first rat= r pai; a handsome gai ry of “P OPLES LINE UF STEAMBOATS O« ALBANY—Der'y at 7 0c ock, P.M Through Uirect (Sundey? exvepted) tromt e Stampost Pier Mtween Cour javdc aud (ib-rty steers Sicemooar ROCHESTER, Cap. 4 Hough will leave Toesda , Thursday «n@Savarilay evenings, at 7 o'ciee si willat “il thoes be must willlny to offec. ‘The different professurs of the Corps 9! Cadets have kiudly promised to ius. uct avy geutlemen reading with Mr, Hu, hes, so that every facnity is offered uw improve shuse sciences te: quisite for any fuiu'e p utiasion. geht terms, ete , pease to apply to Professor Hughes, Dros- len. Mr Aso . New York, auu Mr Th. W. W. id ow wiih box a'd gravel walks threvg>c ch all of the rarest shu >bery, flowers, : ja front «ad rear of the huuse. ‘Ihe vekory grove Dg Ba ‘ance from the be beantitul lof y trees as vleasure grow it ¢ good view of the Lo g 'sland Sound. Ths pl-ce is w ‘ats, Connecti- 9 * orm H Steamb ac “OUTH AMEBICA. tat Le W Brainard, | CWh ve kindly prom sed to answer any enininwa. AiO iin ce Meas ee epee get ca uerguire at ROBIE LEWIS, | will ave Monday, Weduentey and Fite cre ecicards ASEW GENTLEMEN of steady hebits corner Jones Inne aud Soutn street, or of Captam SAMUEL | o’c'ock: k 5 dated with good board aud plensint rooms im a pri Siocamin annie igensess ‘m:20ter Srambeat NORTH AMERICA, Cartein MH Tine-dstl, | ly, at 24 Fait: uatreet ‘Also, afew day boaicrs ez be sci & Se land ng ai interm diate places, will lea » Thu modated ou the most reasonalle term. and besiroom FARM FOR SALE, cont ning forty acres, chirty- | ahd Saturday alrerpooms ot So'lcke ey y on the mi nahle term. A parlo r00! to let, with or without hoard adec five under cultivation and the balancea good growth of ood, ke Passengers taking this Line of Boats will ive: Albany inample time to take the Morning Ti the eat: or west. he above boats are new and substantial, are furnished with new and el-gent state roows, and for speed and accommo- datious are unrivalled on the Hudson For. ie or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. Schnitz at th on the wharf. ml-c PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY DAILY, Sundass excepted it 6 o'clock, P. M—Throagh direct— From. the steamboat pier between Courtlandt and Liberty streets.— he steaeer ROCHESTER, Capt A Heuxhton, leaves Monday, Wedne-day, aud Fridav eveni: ga, at6 o'clock. The steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Cavt. L. raivard, leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and Situsday evenings, at 6 ably arrive in in of Cars for a new coach hon ‘wood. Qn the premises pa Ee ee) by a new well house, anda fine lawn in front of the house. bove described in abuudaner, such as apples, cherries, pears, quince ry JQBN IRELAND, the well kuown proprietor of the First Ward House, No. few street, (comer of Exchenge Place,) grate‘ul ‘for the patronage hitherto received from his freads, and desirous to rmerit a continuation of it, res;ectfully enerally, that he har lately pu ons House and Gardens known. as the Wa hington House, situate m Hadson within a few m nutes waik from the Ferry, by the late James Sweenv, wnere he will be calls from th: triends of the late propnetor, also the public generally, Gardens being newly aud tastefully 1atd out will be supplied during the season wih on ment of the rarest and choiesst of flowers. greatly eulaged and new'y fired ay, will cot sortmestof Wines and Liquors of the most ap; ec. he above farm is two miles from the steamboat landi ove ff mihetowa of Hye, onthe Norty street road: “A fall w ef the Sound ; can se2 two light houses when lighteds in every respect a desirable location for a gentleman's resi- appy to recrive dence, ( i is in Westchester County. Call_on the premizes, aT A ey WELCH, 35 Leonard stree ora the Poliee Office. or alg Im*ec 5,000 GREENHOUSE PLANTS—H. um. LEVENG- | ore'oc! A red : La ae eee toasia ath hetorss Gr Be Mate & | deh ee een NORTH AMERICA Capt M. H Trucs | Mint Su eps aud Punches wade oie et toa: he has made er ang ments with Messrs. G. 8. Maun & | dell. tenes Tuesday. Thursday and vaturday efternoons niente, logleblny ley Crgiinu, and pitad elkeaee one Cu,, No. 333 Broadway, corner of Anthony street, in their 5 elvek. landing a intermediate places. ‘ son H+ algo, fitted up seperate and agrees ble sitting par vate sales rom, u stairs { rthe purpose of depositing and ‘he above Boats are oew and substantial, are fernhed with | jor. £1 ladies, which frome upo ithe Bay, and furnishes a view of et peiv te sale, got seiveh mere clegant diate Rooms, vind for speed aud accommodations are | ¢f the most dclighttfal scenery, ‘The sider, determined worivatled en tne H F roage or freightapply on board, orto P.C. Schultz, ¢ ‘on the whart. 024 Lrar that noshing shalt be wauting to secure she comfort of his P trons, has bial refitted the Bowling Saloons, with two entire ot ishmeutat Yorkville .98ih y weamy and thilty growth and 7 fount unsn ‘passe VENING LIN ¥OF ae a Alleys, the more ee plan, 1 bees e ol A ‘ EVENIN INE ALBANY, e recre: Ors. the attention of the waite: hey hue it been Ieee pee mtn etree a without Iandieg —Brom the foot of Barclay r Y more "hen that they will in all cas flow to their culture, and for which Mr La flatters himseif that street aorth aide, the splendid commodious | found att ntive to the wants of the visitors, ‘The anbecriher, Et isicn tha Wall RuGeeh. Su tate athOe. ‘They will be sold | Steamer DIAMOND. Caytan A Flower, will leave as above | fiom his long ex ace in the business, respectfully solicits For cash. Raat ply will be received during the season. | every Tuesday, Thacaday, and =aturdny, a6 oeige, FM. "* | a share of the ra ic patrouuge, end pledges hint the ‘oth Ladies are pa ticu'a'ly invited to attend. Mi ines | the office of seid Bost, foot of Barclay ste nO OF 8° | Conmbure 19 the comfort and enjovinent ot ah OY int? DRESS BOOTS, EAreer FRENCH STYLE. ; 1 y HE SUBSCR vespeetfully invites the citizens of ASSAGE ‘New York and strangers visiting the city, to call at For Kingston, and ‘t'elaware and Hudson 4 FULTON STREET, F ‘Canal—steamboats EMERALD and NOR ‘Boots, made in the WICH. ki ‘The & Mir ALD, Captain John Ketcham, will leave New York foot of Murray street, every Monday ahd «nuraday at5 he above boat will leave Albany the alternate days, foot of a T Hamilton street. i aL NEW YORK AND KINGSTON @LEAM FREIGHT AND P. NE. vine the Washiugcon Gardens 230-20 *r JOHN IRELAND, Proprietor. # LISPENARD STREET ADAME COSTELLO, Femate Physician aud Graduate as. Midwife, offers ine, bofensional ervices to. te luies of this city end conatry. ‘The anatomeat and physiol, peculiarities which distincaish the female from the male, we Upom her diseases and fuuctions altogether her owns Wiany ©. these diseases are exceedigly, compheated and ‘ob 1d ine a large assortmertef Dr Intest fashion, and.nf the finest French Gent emen ean have boots made to ord-r in the best manuer, x dollars per pair, and footed at four dollars, warranted { nted | o'clock P. M. : : Tedge of th ex to any manufactured in the city at from seven to eight Witte ingston (Rondont landing) every Wednesday treat them wi fees a fe of the female system to tiars. a and Saturdav at 3.vloek, P. Madame Costello havi i “Ty Persons having tender fert, or being diffeult to Gt on ae- | "ihe NORWICH, Copiain John. Samuels, will leave New | «ntti m the troatment of Clases nctaetal cao anraeisias count of lomps, bunions, cor: York, foor_ of Mur.ay stre ‘us, &c., can have boots made s0 as every Wednesday and Saturday at s ladies on the point of confinement, or those suffering to be easy yet handsome, by the subscribe ’s method of taking | 5 o'clock, P. M. ? pression, larity, obstru », &e. that she will pdrawins of the feet ting wp and keeping a pair oflaats |" Wall 'ave Kingston (Rondout landing) every Tue, ay and | happy toailerd a contests fone ee are tat he el be Foca cae et heis mananres cus, by writing, have boots | F*iAY st3 oelock, FM” AES ahere they can always havethe beat ne dieal restment andthe made aud forwarded to trem without delay. ‘The EMERALD will leave the foat of Murray street every | and attend them at thetrown houses uneh hereto and attend them at their own houses uatil perfectly recovered Sundy morning at 7o'cl ck. Returning leaves Kingston at 4 | Madame C. particalariy begs to a yg on the minds of the CONSTANTLY CN HAND, $2 o’-Jock same day. Pirfsone Boots, delicate, that she officiates personally in every case, s0 that alf Boots, For freight or passare apply on hoard, or to hesitation or dread weed never be apprehended. f Boots, WILLIAMSON, BARLOW & CO, N. B.—Madame Costello weuld inform indies residing out of Bete, al 3m*: 164 West street. the city, whose health would not admit of travelling. that she would devote hes personal attendance upon them in any part of the United States within reasonable distance. Madame € i her residence, 4 Lisnenard Ken, te Prnue, Guan os 1 114 Fulton st, between Nassaa An Daten sts. TO THe OWNER OF THE 5 UL BOAT * TROUBLER”—The owner of the sii'boat “'Troubler” having _t-ceived toree chilleuxes from boats bailt by Wm. Crolins within the a9im*r and not having Yeraccepted the is ‘A Tcommunicationsand letters must be post paid Vv, +9 bt sh iT fe GEORGE B. GRANNISS? ever bait by Creliue, hts toweriue teagionsiorstne takey STO K OF BOOTS, S ‘0 ke. from el fede lo. C4 Henican ee au ae Fe ape tr sewed Boctaat THRE DOLLARS. The lofts tor hoots and shoes at wholessle. ORs yal 6t*r Sn a OES Wee dt Niost Resuction in Prices ever known, ‘Ontv think of Gen dress calt stitched outs, of the most 2,75 tv $3.00. Fashions vet Lo those mystic re- a flight trom the terra firma of Wate gicns— DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS. JOHN ROACH, OPTICIAN. cet, N.Y, own ins) i arronging them inthe eanera obscura himeclie ig | Warrauted in aay ing that operators ase his appremeas Ween! tain'd more success tho th Unerss with foreign tens. forthe latterare of, ill oftener imp oper! “« Where the man by many odds, Obvains receipts from living gods.” As soon as convenient after he he has gota few more of those reevipts, and descended from that aenal manufictory of honors, ‘oped thar he will condescend to notice some one of the re ole object of test of the boats” may be obtaiwed—after ‘Trowbler” does not prove a sufficient on 61 South street. , i d. The ad ve Six to 42,00 Ladies fancy colored to by capsizing his \eputation. assne tis dene | “Jase bs Sg ere Fie Brekeh snd ity made Gaiters for $35 9 $180 pair.” And all | OUIET to him by capsizing his em 'Y upyn his own terms, | (ed Years praciice as Optictan enal eonel the fashious for 1643, for Gentlemen, Ladies ‘nd Children from Sie patdey lor two days, of egun seeing his veunred name ‘ : eaper thal ever, + | following 1a the wake 0 rolius, athe respectful rate |< , Caner of Bare ag enter ae OA WIGGINE. Ofthree miles ineighteen, ar itdid lustspritus, " slacim an” D4 guekREOTYre i. B. BINSSE & Or hone apimer oe 5 ee FOR LOXDON—Crcker of the 0th | No 34d es 0 NO By Witham seer , Boot maker, from Pax ja\—The suiling preket ship MON | er of Malden lane, on the 2d Hoot “They: have a See eee ily obras tye thabieeats oh Ney TREAL, Cay imker, will sole as above yer } pr sent a complete asuortnent ofplates: chemrags ugha’ Fork, that he has oveued his establishment at No. 183 Broad: | regula aay. ’ g | ML atexcelle tauatity. tg which’ they reapectfally. invise ‘where he is ready to execute all ordersentrusted tohim, | Haas superior accommodations for cabin. second cabin an rs. Artisies are in every iavtanee ware Of the late at fashions ahd best workmanship. steerage passengers. Persous wishing to embark soul make om ths laboratories. of “the Gentlemen wishing to have an eteganc fit Wilh do woll so gall early appl to JOHN HERDMAD specially s lected oy m*r and examine h initia. and are full N. B.—Persons sending for their friends residing im ‘vreat Britain and | eiand, can have then a, ht our as usual, ny any of the slaps composing this line; and drafts furnished’ for any amount, Ki _gdom, able without disevuat throughout the Urite DAGUERR EO opis ime pilot arove- mit TO, THE PH TOURAPHIC ARTISTS, POR EIVERFOOL—Kegaiat pocket of the 7th | FA ARTAULT & C0 tani Fulton street. ennovite Bt. ayeThe v superior fast sailing Ve ‘an! ureh, re» thy iY Un " i i bx BORER, Cele nam line et rch, respect!’ juiorm the photographic. urtises yan a Howana's Mixture—This extreruciy delicivie and anparsl ieled Fen, ao hi em jow for sale at vs, by "en t which is stam, AND SHOE STORE, loudte on the sub- JOHNS R RADY respectfully tutors his friends meathe rablio, that he has commenced business in the above Tiue, at No. 99 Nassau street, where he will thank(ully receive jifuliy execu’, all orders he may be favored with on gua « terras for cash Nae LADIES, LOOK aT THE Fieneh Geiter Boots, ane 3000 p. s person eogaged tn do gue -reotype bu ineas, chat they ove. e bY preket shire Kinorsid and Wie de lvoe x sale whalesgie asd revel, at he toulouse Ty superior accommodations for eabin,second eabir fn t ches by 856, No. 30; 12 very low prices ond Ly ‘Of Slippers, 75 | And atecrage passengers, Pwo wd wishing to emberk should diameter, in de by Loree 0 Geston,. 9% pases: make early application, on metic Maiden Lane, or to ie lenses, 45, Ve earn vores you Wilt fad the greatest, and best,as- JOSEPH MeMU KKA Y, Um 100 Pine st., cor. Sonth. 1s Domine; Persons wishing to send for their friends residing in the the world of Boots, Gutters, Shoes, Slippers, ke. wud Chi do. mie Id toon eect be che sheeratiad the chemiews wecessury fu wih " i id | ' ought out by the above ship, or | ms othe. dg a, Foot shoen aod clorh button Gate, ofthe | 487 of HevCaslar packets, by applying na dove i by leier DR. WHEELER, CCCULIST. Lye Boots, of the best qnulity and made | ost paid, m3r NWICH Tate BV, neir the B tery, N.Y, re- that amor g the miny tend 7 q fakin Boots on hand, from $3 10 $4 ber iris Gratton Ce sy 84 D, Pranella, $1.40: the finest +f ‘J, maw ef cuem have been a's Boots of the best quality, FOR LIVERPOOL——Picket_ 7" way—Tha spleninid p cket ship can yet accommodate a tew more oar ang «and proncuaerd oy datiuhin Shoes: 1.25 to $2; % eabin, secoud cabia and steerage cass ngers, Ou Ter perf and proncuace ma +s Boots, $1 to 1,50; Bhoes | sonable terms, if early applicati in be made op board, or to eridierte the Women’ Shiota, $110 1.8 Aion, Ni Saintes Shoei a Woks T. TAPSCUT n f crery dis dvanvige Ke in endless varie mr +3 Peck Slip cur South st, CuALLENGE TO CKOLIUS 23 im*r may be anveyasinted sith | he disorder of :his orgau, to numerous reste lirst class of society, resvee ing his pro exe Hieg betug pre-eminent im his sucess as a scicu Chronic irflunm tion of the eyelid or sore eye ‘ong sawing ean be effectnal y and permanently e sD cks, &e semoved and cared withont Cataracts removed by any of tne oper in Europe. bn me J q bis Sppeta tig sail sea Maia dal 4 io — ; staud ready to rail auy distances trom t tes0 miles TO BOOT MAKERS. WOst any'sail boat ever burt by Wim. Crolias, from HAS REMoven from is2to 18 Laeonard street, where he | <4 day, Of June anal the fiat day ol August uext, ove < month’s notice being kiven, two separate days for the sum smuest cut Kit. Gu hand ready cut kit, French | Fs log each day. ‘Lhe sol tis to ¥ ana eeguiaues ent Kits “Ou hand ready ent K's Tirnch | of Gian, exch day. ‘he sole object isto test the sailing quali ALE IMPORTATION OF SEGARS AND 16 | N. B—To sil without oars or tenders, LAB Kot O the Sub cok rzbaving recently arrive? om | a swag Ch. WXinnsop.t., pst ty thed eres PASSAGE FOK LONDON—Pack C10 h May— ‘The splendid, fast seiling preket MONTREAL, Cape B. G.Tin day siC1 Op eaven, ue practised here or TRABISMUS, eared in'a few records on ts free from pr 8A.M.two1P.M ew door patients, E FACE AND SKIN <iractive diverses on ihe pd rkin, such as pi es, blotehes, tan, tetter, rig ofreckles cna be speedily eredica'ed by the ase. ct Vegetable Lotion, which has been i exter sive use fed Stites aid in’ Eurove, and ie ase for clearing and Hayanoa, ofte selected by mpresa, Wo: Parigne Mina, tet, 2c a th f t Jago and Guiss tobacco. Owing co the Simanos, the fm of Samanos & Brother te di ‘On the ia’ of May, the old eatablisnmentot t be moved to No, 6 Wal second door below Lord Byron mannfa tory in Havana, and for the Scal- Toba Battimorr, are held by: the ® ch he offers at wholesale aid retail,” ‘w* Subscriber, WAIL saul posse yas above, her oF dager + Alter whieh hours M4 Tin" ee Jendid accommodat reus steerage passengers, for Pagange made 0. board, or to Wik J. mer second cabin a application should be face Tt, o 3 43 Peck Slip cor South at. FOH LONDON-Keanler Packet of the 0th 01 May—The very soperior (ast sailing et. shiy MONTREAL,” Captain wit eal i yerregular day " Having very suyerror aecommodations for eabin, second en bin jand seers fe | essenereess poses wine tem anenonie mak : ‘Ou board foot of Malden lane. orto ¥ apPieation ou Doar JOSEPH MeMURKAY, 100 Pine street, comer of South street. Persons wishing to send. for thelr friends, ean hi Juvitted to ton, Sold at wholesae or ret fury, 188 Bowery, corer of Spring st bottle. fe eel 20 modem (9, THE LOVERS OF SUreKIOn BLAcR teas #0 highly celebrated in China ei) onts and ¥i cach NKEEN COTTONS Torpat Now EN COTTON= 10 tisk SROOKS No, 61 Libertystree 5 mir pen WASHINGTON GARDENS, HODOKIN. jetest regard to the wishes of and himeell, he feels ed Cast Steel Coopers, Carpenters and Shi Evy, ‘Tools, can be had at wholesale and retail , of 0: & LITTLE, 33 Fulton street, New » ork, (10 per cent allowed keep on nand a full assortment of Coopers’ Tools, tron Rivets, Truss Hoops, to merchants) and who Stock Howells and Crozes. Also, Importers and Gexeral Dealers in English, German and American Hardware, Cu fia sm eo® adj im*r T.&J BATE, 70 Maiden lane, wo HAKDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS. TOOLS—TOOLS—TOOL: TH a UBS3CRiBGRS are now opening, by recent arrivals, LBERTSON’S, Conger’s, Horton’sand Gifford’s warrant Carpenters 8 BORN Stave Jointers, tlery, Nails, ec; Se CHARLES OSBORN, CHARLES 8 LITTLE. TO TH & LADIES. Sk. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. THs. new Instrument for the radical cure of Prolapsus Uteri " application, supersed- the objectional Pessary, is confidently . afflicted as the means of perfect reator: health, it never having failed of performing a cure, even under circumstances. "Ehe Supporter has attained : as well as inthis country. It is adopte passaries,and all other painfu) surgical expedients,in the Li: alm iple of Leadon and or Falling of the W: ing the use o} mended to the ‘omb, the most aggravat mende; country i of Colleges ticouers. mle by the Rooms have been furuished exeta Vesey streei, having a separate entrance » Where lady. i ‘rasses and Supporters to fe) by external very high ! to t Paris, al lead ib constant attendai male patients Hy for ladies rom the business de- to apply adimr FIFTY CENTs PER BOTTLE. ETTERS PATENT of the United States—The 1 P Te or Medicated Compooud ‘or the co! wi air, becomi surest t healthy dressing tt dering the ha r soft valuable To be had only ing Rooms, 146 Boondway, corner ot Liberty 8', up starrs, or of ‘he *p oint d agents 429 Im*ec jing thin from disease, seu remedy to prevent baldn hat can possib nd xlos jug the air to curl, ith and beauiy to th jaracter in Europe fe entire disus= uf t Universally recon. tu Zarope by medical men of the highest rauk In this members of the faculties Hospitals, and by all the eminent private prae- nfid nee recommended to. all whose f, and davdenff. sand grev hair. be appli d to tne ‘aud freeing the. sealp ving every particle of Its frequent test pe [ OCTOR BELL devotes ul 9 1 suffering treated by inexp Persona contemplating marriages Who have been the sub- te iliseases, may cuustit Dr, Bell. with honorable Pasi-paid letters, describing the case of persons at , t Jr. BJs treatment never exposes (0 susyicion, aud is well known to Le sale aud perma: jects af de conlidevee a distance, ha’ s promptattention nent. vw 1.) to the removal ander protracted case: ig under the di DOCTOR BELL. his personal attention (daily, an- of private diseases in every aggravated o perienced or | structive € (> Private Glfices 4 Courtlaudt street, two deors from Broad ay. af im#re 40aE GREENWICH BATH, N ©. 337 Hudson street warm and cold tickets for $1. re is vow open for the season, with CROTON WATER. , Single Baths at the reduced price of 18% cents, or eight AL¥X’R MARSHALL: om- jon to ‘Bo I ON VER-JAMES G@. offers for sale, at the lowest market pric sho count 1m anutacturing the article himself he ean warzat it ‘owny ever before manufactured in to the imported algim*m TANT—GERMAN SILV MOFFET, 121 ti Gi rine Street, N. iesale and retail, 1500 Ibs of German Sil MAN Sik ¥, ver, comp. ny will be closed f botn days iuclusve Ri By order oi the Board of Directo-s, New Vork, Apri! 27, 1843. Colored Photogray h: different aj Plumbe’s wtme nts. Flumbe’s Patent Galvanic Gildin Apparatus, and tossraetiouy gud Ptent Hits for ench,forwardad to any part of the United States Phot hers supplied at lower rates than at any other place inshe'e ly ic Postpaid tetters only attend *. Broadwiy, , privilege of tal guerr otype Likenesses, being confine: it has been recently much improved end enla ged forthe # cial acco -modauion of ladies, and now embraces no fewer than BENIN. COX, Ser 2 ‘atent Coloring Dagnerreotype Apparata Ghiding and Silvering dove o order. to 10 this establi MW RAILROAD COMPA- ven tha’ the trans er cooks of this m the Ist to the 17th of May next, retary. 8 200 LUMBE DAGUERRIAN GALLERY OF FATT roof Marray stre mi 222 Im#r deprived of tts far prop rtioa, artificial means, to supply the de thuse wonderful discoveries ry’s Ventilating end m. still siand preeminent above gossamer, nd veutilating ¢ and workmaush mast be seen to be ful. The com tete suce: the manafaecure of hi jar exceeds his m a call, coufide Sat nt only be nad at 146 Broad Private rooms for fitting wixs m2 Im*c BARR Y's WIGS AND SCALPS. ks importance which all ages have attached to the Head of cieas in ex of the valu» set ot persoual figu‘s and ome c-pricious freak ot Nature the human fo. is resorted to, inorder, by ioney: Hencr. hare jatare defisnce, WIGS AND SCALPs, ll others. Their pecnlisr light, er, their being sh ved exactly asthe bairxrows; cheir elasticity, aud their superior ma erial , as well as their style of fiuish and a ment, all comadaue vo form such verfict heads of hair, that they eciated. the above nimed has met with in Med heaas of hair for the last two He respect ‘ing the mort fas: he best and cheapest muker in th» city . An which bid ne expectations. of st aud \onpees. They en way, corner of Liberty st., up stairs. TOJSLINOIS BONDHOLD RS—A Gece Meeun of all those interested iu the bonds or script of the Miinois, 1s requested at the 10 hof May,at4 o'clock, P. Asor H M. It w the Bonat olders to give 1 general atiendance. The Books will be opened to receive subscriptions, under the new caasl law, atthe American Exchange Bauk,on Thue way, the Lith of May. CHARLES MICHAEL 13 tol0r OAKLY, PRYNN, on Wedae be for the interest of +} Com. of Minn e ishmnent and en Bar ge y the JAMES G- MOFFET, 121 Frince a. New dorm, 1 ‘ways on hand and offers for sale by wholesale and the lowest market Ge States, and of | ‘ast hotin Warrant: in quality manufacture. are. errant al to any in the United Gold, Silver, aud all kinds of metal, rolled at the short- Ag im?m iz of rman Silver of different thicknesses, a very superio: ar FORTY YEAR-=. 18 A FACT thet LEK then took in partnership A. months it wa partnership w ta er ing but good as it slways has bee: I isnow mamatectud by » Improved Steam Blackin, way. © looks dow! con, and wou'd only s iif coat noes to man wir to ©. Lee hay maunfac years. The first thirieen yea: mi own as Lee & Phomsor re Phomson, and the last 1x ye itagain on my own necount. fam the o'dest 6)» Mam faecuver 1m the United States. Have made more in qa ) y than any other pers vetare his tops iy it is great team power, & % cou his ea ’S S:eum Blacking is universally etured in the U i" this comutry; proved of tat kpowua Le 's tr'et corner of Broad: us pride 0 all com ipg—but why 4 word o the wise a3 Im*e No. 1 John OAN OF $90,000, FOR ARKEARAGES TO CON L TRACTORS AND OTHERS ON THE PUBLIC WORKS.—The ioners of the Canal Fund, by virtue ‘Hact to provide for paving arrearsges to contractors aud others on tne public works.” posed April 18 WE liere'y give uotice that vealed proposals will be received anit Hridey the Sth day ‘of May’ net lock in tre after: frhat day, fora loam of three handrea tho ind dollars h le eertitie of stocn., to those tar liberty 10 teke ‘opusals may ha $10,000; all proy pt thany The woney will be requ tof the Come the eiwy of New¥ Stockhotdere cesding in the Istand 2d Senate Districts, and those resirting gut of the State stuck held by hem, quarter! Comoauy, 1 the city of ts of 1816 and of the Btate of New “I ij avter the year 1960, It is to be auderstood that the Commissioners are to be at less sam, if the, off rm are not s opivion ae advantageous to the interests of the Stite. for the wile or av 0 be seale vers of the Canal Fa or Albay as shalt be ¢ + ill receive the at the b nk atthe New York Stare Bink on the eity of Albrar. ved tn will be he wane York, bearing inte est at the payable quarterly, and the prin the Commissioners of the h as in the’ part of said loaw no and + ydorsed to concractors and othe s aud enclosed man envelope dueeted to d tobe paid on he 6th of May, ¢ f the Manhatta: ® York; all, other stoekhold Dated Canal Departren, A’bony. April 19, 1913, D. 8. DICKINBON, Lieut Gov. ALC. PLAGE taptroller. 8. YOUNG & T bat GP. atitoMs NS! ANGHUK- 0% ot torter 4000 pounds, for sale * i 2300 Fateut Aucnurs, Woting avout K, COLLINS & CO, % South street, “Louisville: [Correspondence of the Herald.) Lovisvinue, April 21, 1843. The Herald—Trial of Godfrey Pope, and his Ac- quittal—A Scene in the Court Room—C ‘ongres: sional Campaign commenced—Busincss, §¢ Dear Benner :— As you have had no advices from this place for some time, and having every reason to believe the vr of the letters signed Hawkeye, has left the 'y, we (my cousin and myselt) propose to enlist under the banner of the Herald, and give you regu- lar and accurate advices, of the way “things are done up,” in the “ Falls City.” Of the notoriety given to your paper by the correspondence from this place, and the excitement that prevails, when it is known that a letter has appeared, you can have no idea. Allthe old maids, bachelors, young lasses, and beaux fly to the several news offices, some on erutches, some on horseback, some on foot, &¢. to geta Herald ; and when it so happens (as it often does.) that these news offices have not been fur- nished with a gifficient number of copies to supply every body and his cousin; then your subseribers have either to put their papers under lock and key, or be bothered to death by these old grannies, with the continual application of“ Mister, will you lend me your Heralda tew minutes 7” Thisthing is out of the question. Can’t you read them a lecture on the subject. f The trial of Godfrey Pope, charged with the mur- der of L. Bliss, ir. commenced on the 13th ‘and con- cluded on the 15th instant, which resulted in the ac- quittal of Pope. A great many witnesses were ex- amined on both sides, and it was proven positively, that Pope hunted Bliss out, took his hand, drew a pistol and shot him down ; but still, the jury, after retiring about thirty minutes, rendered a verdict of “Not Guilty.” We have heard it said that P.’s father isa man of considerable weuli. Consider- able excitement prevailed during the trial, and when the verdict was rendered a general hiss was raised, to the great displeasure of the friends of the accu- sed, and the aunoyance of the Judge. * Ascene took place during this trial, which we deem not unworthy of relation ; it is as follows— The weather being rather warm,and the Court room very much crowded, made it unpleasant for a man, when he had once gotten in the room, to stay ir, and difficult to get out again, even if he was suffo- cating with heat. In this situation was placed a rather portly gentleman. Well, Jesse had been try- ing for some time to his own discomfiture, and the disturbance of the Court, to vet out of this crowd ; Thomas Farnham. There mre several others that may be classed as ‘ Peter Funk” establishments. Several heavy credit sales have already taken place, which have been well attended. The bids were spirited and the goods knocked down at tair prices. One of the firm of Messrs. F & P. is now in your city, making extensive arrangements forthe present season, and from the well known reputetion of this establishment tor promptness aud general business facilines, | have no hesiraney in saying that all kinds © merehanise entrusted to them, by New York merehante, will be well disposed of, and the eeds promptly remitted or paid over. The principal hotels of the city, to wit: the Ame- rican, Western and Mansion House, are beginning to fill up with strangers. The Washington Ho- tel, recently opened by Mesers. Thomas & Goodwin near the American, is large and commodious. The proprietors are well anc favorably known here, their house will no doubt merit and receive a’ libe- ral support from our citizens and the travelling com- munity. It is pleasantly located, and any number ot boarders may be comfortably accommodated at reasonable prices. The facilities for tourists and travellers are now so advantageous, that an unusual number of strangers ure expected to visit the mighty cataract of Niagara during the seasen. At thes fashionable and delightiul: summer resort, you can safely recommend your triends to stop atthe “Cata- ract,” an excellent house kept by Messrs) Whitne & Sons. On the opposite side isthe “Chica House which I 4elieve is to be under the suj rvision of Mr Griffin, formerly of the “Eagle.” Thx gentie- man is too favorably knewn to visitors to require a word of praise — [tis enough to say, that those who stop at his house will be well “done for.” Some weeks since a runer was prevalent here that Dr. Hadduck had been removed from the Post Office, and that Geo. W Clinton, Eeq. had been ap- pointed as his successor. Jt turned out, as L antici- pated it would, all “bosh !* So that the Doctor will probably hold on to his office as long as Captain Ty- lerstands atthe he min Washington. The editor of the Commercial is very hostile towards Dr. H Cause why? he occupies the very station that he himself anticipated filling Previous to the »ppoint- ment, | was very much opposed to both the Doctors, bur the atfiirs of the office have been so well ma- naged under Dr, H. that I think it will be best. to have him remain in office. Every thing pertaining to ite duties has been done in a systematic manner, the grumblings of the Commercial to the contrary notwithstanding. Nothing new in reference to political changes has transpired hereof late. Little is said touching vext Presidential election, though it is gene? 1 by the knowing ones that the dein: whoever he may be, will succe¢ ed to believe |)01 Mr. Van Buren y be sndidate, jnchn nan but only succeeded in getting pushed and shove The reli rcieties here ear to be flou- about until he found himselt standing in the lobby, ] rishing eir ances, as great numbers have been right between the bar and the bench, which caused | converted ring the winter and spring, who ere the following dialogue and confusion :— Jupge—“ [wish you would get out of there, sir; what are you doing in there, any how, sir; go out sir.” new, toa! opearances, zealous and devoted chris- tians. The difficulty between St uis Chureh and the Bishop, | am informed, bas n settled, and that a new minister is expec 1 atew days, The Sheriff here made a move towards Jesse, | to fill tne place of the Rev: N Che Bishop, when Jesse thus replied in a low tone of veice Ilearn, 18 not to receive th f the Jesse—* I have beea trying for about an hour, to | chur as they are to be dic, cto get out of the Court House, but it seems the harder | the hes of the society. The temple of the sock and | Eagle uy to get out, the further I get in.”” upge—“ Well, you had better hush, sir, or Dilfine | street Theatre, is soon to be opened, under the ou.” menagement of Mr. Rice, who | am ivtormed will have an excellent stock company, and present to the lovers of the drama a great variety of pleasing euter‘ainments during the season. Many new pieces wiil be preduced in the course ot the summer, and several of the principal stars of the country are to appear, which, with new scenery, decorations, &c_will add much to the popularity of the house. ‘To-day the water is to be let into the canal, and Buflaio will again be bustle ant prosperiy. Mr. Sutton, the superintendent, informed me that the breach had been repaired at Tonawanda, 80 28 to permit boats to pass, and that the lock at Black Rock had been enlarged so as to allow the large and beautiful packets to reach this city by Wednesday, 3dinst. C Bromly, of one of the new packets, has been the spot, aud is: well pleased with the progress of Mr.S. Capt. B. is one of the moat gen- tlemanly masters on the canal, and will continue,as heretofore, a great favorite with the travelling pub- Jesse—(In the same low tone of voice) —* [f you were not shielded by the dignity of that bench, sir, I wouldn’t take thai.” The second reply to the Judge, struck his dignity “ across the face and eyes,” and he ordered the sheriff to take Jesse into custody. Jesse hearing the order given the sheriff, darted throwgh the crowd, with the sheriff after him, over men, boys, and benches, creating a tremendous confusion and excitement, particularly among those who had been knocked “heels over head,” aud trampled under the feet of both Jesse and the Sheriff. By accident of the Sheriff’s clumsiness in falling down the steps, Jesse succeeded in making his escape, uninjured in any other particular than being very much biased. So completely did this disorganize the Court, that a recess of a few minutes was held to get things in order again. The Congressional campaign in this district, sub- ject to a Conventional nomination, to tke place shortly, has fairly and warmly opened. Three can- didates on the whig ticket are already in the field, and nave, each and all of them, several times ad- dressed their fellow citizens, and avowed the prin- ciples which chall govern them, should they be so fortunate as to receive their confidence and support. The Hon John Sprigg, our late representative, has expressed his determination to not submitto a con ventional nomination, but to run on his “ own hook,” and the laurels he won at the late session We had the pleasure of hearing Mr. Tomasson, one of the candidates in nomination, last evening, when he affirmed that the democratic party had no principles at all; that one day they were for a parti cular measure, and the next, they repudiated it Mr. T. said that (Leive the substance of his re- mark) the majority of the democratic party were in favor of a whig tariff, but were afraid to acknow- ledge it; and put the question to the democrats pre- sent to that effect. When the learned “Simon pure of democracy,” rearing his head a full ** feet” above the heads of those that surrounded him, sung out in a senorous voice, “ No, never.” The ques- tion was put again, and nobody replied, but the same, ‘No never.” Mr T. said “| expected no thing else from his brother, but I ask the democratic party.” This caused a tremendous cheering, and the learned was soon seen making his way out of the crowd. . Business continues dull here; but we look for an improvement so soon as the weather becomes a little settled, and Miller’s milennium month passes by. What is the cause of the irregularity of the mails? Can’t you stir up Capt. Tyler and the Post- office Department? Some times we don’t get a mail for ‘wo or three days The Herald, as formerly, continues to be the first New York paper sought for on the opening of the mail, and Mr. Hawks, your agent here, appears to study your interest (and his own) “toa dot.” Yours, &. 8. Title to Real Estate—A . An alien, who is not an enemy, as the law hereto. fore has been, and is now considered, cannot take real estate as heir, although he y take as a pur. chaser, subjectto certain disabilities. Upon the de- cease of an individual leaving no heir, except one who is analien, his real estate does not descend, but escheatsto the government An «lien purchwercan enjoy the estate himeelt, until office found,” which isa proceeding ingituted in beba!t of the goverument to ascertain the alienage, and thereupon to have the estate of the alien declared to be forleited to the Government, but in detault of such proceeding, the estate will not descend to his heir, although such heirbe a citizen released from the right of gevern- ment to have a farteiture for such previous alienage. Neither can an alien purchaser convey his estate to a citizen, divested of the right of the government to make inquisition, and thereupon to have an scheat. although the citizen purchaser bought the estate in good faith, at its fair value. Such are the disabili- ties of an alien in relation to the ownership of real estate, as understood and sustained at the present age. "The only principle vpon which these disubt- lities can be sustained is, that the government, #8 a means of self preservation «nd protection trom fo- reign influence, must be clothed with power to pre- vent an alien from acquiring an inde feasible estate in the soit of the country. The principle is asound one, and should be adhered to so tar and so far only Yours, Cousins. | as the self preservation of the government and. its Buffai epecine from foreign influence may require. falo. Where the reason fails the rile should alto cease to {Correspoadence of the Herald.] Burrato, May 1, 1843 Spring—Tvade and Commerce—Money Matters— Auction Houses—- Hotels ~- Post office—. Politics Religion—Theatricals—General Matters, &c. §¢, James Gorpon Benner, Esq :— Dear Sirn— As your numerous correspondents of this city have fora long time neglected (o turnish you witha passing chronicle of the tmes, I am again induc- ed to snatch a few moments from my business pur- suits to converse with you, and through the celumns of your paper, the people of the whole civilized world. Alter a long and tedious winter, spring-time in all its loveliness has again burst upon us. The wild birds of summer may again be heard warbling forth their sweetest id the season of roses and flowers will soon be with us. The fields and lawns are covered with their beautiful carpets of green, and the forest will soon be clothed with lovely and luxnriant fohage. As usual during the winter here, trade has been remarkably dull, but as the business season is about commencing, it begins to er up, and the pros- pects of the season, so far as I am ableto judge, are quite flattering for those who manage their affairs ina prudent manner. The credit system among us has almest entirely exploded, and those who pur- chase goods cf our merchants, asit should be, are obliged to give an equivalent therefor. This will enable regular traders, tho-e who wish to maintain their credit in your ety, to meet their creditors promptly and honorably the present spring. | am aware that the credit of our Builalo merchants has been somewhat impaired in New York for some years, produced in a great measure by irresponsible meu, those who, when they purchased, never in- tended to pay. Lam sorry to say we have had such men among us, but it is a lamentable fact, the truth ot which is well known to your neighbors in the metropolis. However, in justice to our regular mer- chants, I am constrained to ay a better state of at fairs is developing itself among us. There may, even atthis time, be a few exceptions, but they are rare, and comparatively trifling. Buffalo, from her nar ral and artificial advantages, is destined to be- come a great and flourishing depot, and am glad to be able to inform you that indications of a more healthy state of affairs are prevailing here I have little to communicate in reterenee to moar y matters, except that it has been exceedingly har to obtain any considerable amount, even upon youd unencumbered real estate since the explosion of our Suflalo banks, The banking houses of Mesers. Lee and Seymour offer advantageous facilities to those who Wish to transmit funds to the eastern cities; bu ‘heir means are entirely too limited forthe busines ota city hike this. They should have correspondent» to all the cities of importance in the country, wher their drafts woald be payable at sight. In the case the advantages to the commercial communis vould hardly be estimated. The auction and commission houses of this city appear to have commenced a he'd el season ‘he principal houses are those of Messrs. Faulkner and Plimpton, C. M. Martin, Marcy & Rollins and operate. Analien may purchase and hold real es- tate subject to the right of government to divest his title, and it would seem to follow as a necessary consequence, thatan alien who is heir to a citizen should inherit, subject to the right of the government to divest his estate, whenever the government should consider it necessary to dose. Such doctrine would be more in accordance with the enlightened prin- ciples of government and individual right, as now understood and inculcated in the United States. No one can pretend that the political existence of the government can be endangered by allowing an alien to inherit real estate, subjr ct to the right of go- vernment to divest the estate, whenever the exigen- cies of the government may require, anv more than byallowing such alien to take ae estate by purchase, subject to such right of divesting it The principle is also inapplicable to the case of a purchase by a citizen frem an alien, honestly made, because the moment such ownership 's acquired by a citizen, all danger which may arise from foreign iniluence ceases to exist. Connected with this subject it is also important to enquire, to what government, in case of amescheat, tor the cause of alienage, does the estate go, the National or State sovereignty ? It has heretofore been considered as a matter of course that the escheat is for the benefit of the individual State in which the land escheated is situated. The propriety of this is doubted—the national govern- ment has the power, and has exercised it, of saying what shall release an individual trom the disabilities of alienage—it also has the entire control ot our tor- eign relations,and it would seem, is the government to be protected and guarded against foreign influ- ence, In 1794, by peaiy with Great Britain, citi- zens of England who then held real estate within he United States, were in relation to such real es- tile, released from the disabilities of alienage,which xemption extended to the heirs of such aliens. In case of any such alien, no State could despoil him of bis property—and no reason is perceived, which can righifally authorise an individual State from in- res in acase not embraced by the treaty of ‘These suggestions are made to call the attention of the public mind to a consideration of the subject. The United States have made great advance in the science of political economy; this advance will fail of itsperiect work unless similar advence is made in its judicial principles, so that every departinent of the government may exhibit an harmonious part of asymmetrical whole. Jt seems to the writer Most consonant to en enlightened jurisprudence that an alien, who is not an enemy, may hold realestate by descent as well as by purchase, subject to the right of government to divest’ his tithethat such ghtshall not be exercised against a citizen who is, in good faith, a purchaser from such alien—that an scheat when it occursshall be to the United States od aot to the State in which the land may be sitna: Chvis. Muroer axp Ixsanrry —Thomas Thomas and hie vile, residing in Woodterd County, Illinois, were nurdered onthe night of the 17th ult. by their sony vho is a maniac. Hearing a noise inthe direction 1a building in whieh the unfortunate young maa vad been confined, Mr ‘Thomas and his wite went out to ascertain the cause, when they were met by (he mapiac, who had effected his escape, and were 4, Dorribly murdered with the leg of abench,