The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 17, Vol. IX.—=No. 134 —=Whote No. 8347. To the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year exeept New Year's day and Fourthef 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 postages paid—cash in advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasiny: ast. Ithag the largest circulation of any paper in this city or the werld, and is therefore. the best channel for bustnes: men inthe city vr country. Prices moderate—cash in ed vance. PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate prices, and in the most elegant style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Prornieton oy THE Heaap EstasLisHMent, Northwest corner pf Fulton and Nassau streets ORIEN aA thc tht ie hl bins el O LET in Williamsburg—The whi Lota acuuttines stay brick Duclling Hows 10 Geet tik ttpenr ath at Feat very low Apply to W. & J.T. Tap- scott, 43 Peck slip. mi-ec hones on the cartes of Sith street and 3d ave se; either heen is eale f ‘or sais resdetce. Onthe premises fsa oe stable, bowling alley, and s fine garden, consisting of ¢ ole, with arape vines and fruit frees thereu! jerins, taguire . MORRILL, Ea. ‘BO Lt T—Th- upper parts of the thee new three s ory brick H_uses Nos 343 317 ad 39 Brvome street. between the Bowery aud Klizabeth at., with 12 rooms each, with hirchen and ce Iso, the three story brick House and Store No. 340 Broome atreet, to ‘et N: B —Pipes for tha Croton Water will ~ giner of we Vouseaif rqvired, and pe setcion ai ely. Ror furthes infrmation iuquire 0 sty SCHULTZ & BLELDOBN, No, 91 Bowery. TO LET—The Mansion House at Bloomingda! known as the “* Abbey” situated a sh rt “istance above pass and repass the gate evel te is new,and numbered 101. dance’ with the present state of the Th times, . A ‘niy op the premises, or at 132 Chambers street. B.—Aranement conld be made. factory tenaut, to seta part of the faruiture now in’ the house remiin, 6r a partof the house will be rented separately. m6 tm*r ire proot brick store, No. 165 south swith rediate f required. oo posan if Fe fie with Immediate OODHULL & MINTURN, mr 87 Svunth street. fi No 14s Wooute! street, ished in the most moders a tyle, with ble munte!l-pieces and folding doors hue? Kioly nn’ Geshe MeMURRAY. m23r 100 Pine street TO LET OR FOR SALE—A thi tn jodern | built oriek dwelling touse and store. wi hiwo law of AM ground attached, atuated in Williamsburg, about two minutes walk f-om the Peck SI or''o W.&J.T.TAPSCOTT, eae 43 Pee’ slip. NIBLO’S GARDEN—"000 Dou’ kisds for Par Tapiume iu great Ranauculys, Pe Chives Azsleas, Verbenas, of every mulaes, Polyauthus. splendid Caetus, full biwn and beauty 5 30,000 plants on the lowent r cash; Tuberose, eladish Flowers and Am joots ; Viues ot choice kinds ing arbor, All the sew and ch’ nual, biew Tenuls Flower Seeds, many of wi re yet sca rope ; fresh importad Veretable Be red aud wh te Clover, T mothy, Rea Top end It Gras | Bud Seed of all kinds ; fancy Bird Cages and Birds in reat verety ; Gold Fish and Globes of various sizea ; 200 Ibs Tene’ bd ‘Sugar B et Seed, forswoek. All of wi t nere, mid 6 *r 5.000 Greechouse Plaats ill be sold cheap for cash by the subscriber, a: No. 333 Broadway, corner of Authonv In this fine ce lection witl be fouud, among other rim-nt of monthly a: 1s white and red moss. Yeliow Hi Mat iflo burg, Tea Bi bon, ond a great jormison C s phn is, it verety’ of other plants, all tid im a tnost healthy and ‘hrifty cardition. ‘Also, afine lot of -T'ube Hoses, Malabar Vines, aud Garden ks. Persons pnrebasing at wholesale in particw ar and amat rec-ived a fresh suppr views A 015 6t*m 98 h stree:, Thnd Avenue, ‘Al rn ALE—The beutiful improvea Hick- Gro iturted int lamoroneck, ‘am sichester county, ‘hree miler a few minutes walk frem the Boston turapike, cons acres of choice Ivnd, ten of which is, wood ‘land: deu-le two story hotise, ten reoms. The house is With nume ous cherry, plumb, pear and otter fr ther with an ample ovehiard of y ti ?, trees, ing a good view of the Lor worth the ett-ntion of any UY re dence. For tuither information enqaire of rLe nee. For tuither nq wat corner Jones lane and GRO emisen. mn S20 ¥ARM FOR SALE, containiog forty acres, cnirty- five under cultivation and the balance a good growth of wood. ‘On the premises is 2 house in good repa and large barn In front of the house is water, secored trom the westher by a ne fine InW currants, goosebertes, aC. The above farm is cw © iles from the steamboat Inpding ove fr mihe town of Kye, onthe North street road. A fa View of the Sound ; can ses two light h. en lighted; is in evéry respect a des le location for a i oron H. WE! ‘85 Leonard street alg tm®ec ora! the Police Office. PALMO’S ARCATE Ba TH, 99! HAMB:R sTREET Te SALOON NOW OPRN.—Great ion. Baths-- Baths with robes or sheets: 25 ucke's for ‘The subscriber having leased the above ecublishment, for £ term of years, his commenced im provements ona scale wheo completed, will, he flatters himself, v ly elegance ence, wih any ‘sim in the worl” conducted bach in hav ng vi feels av hesita ivn iu asa nt @bich has for the past thirty vesrs ) abe Mey , of adding fu mt e The Latics Sal ou wall be in read'ness i fa! Looe who he ee oe w hey rf wi 4 : 5 the wrole th.own open fr publie ins ecrion. aca ERD NAND PALMO. CORBYN’S COTTAGE, . STRYKER’S BAY, few. 8 NOW OPEN, and in fall operativn, for the Spring and provements have beew made which will,ic is believed,and mate nally to the com- ON for'y-five feet in length has been erected for ‘Suremr sei During the ns. inter many alteratious and ro fort of vi A SA the accom~odaion of large parties at dinners, cers, oF cotillons A separate entrance has been opened for the bar, tthe ba tee pot niet «nd sel cted. Ov the Wr he, tis ont ry to. 't be. a8 bevetoiore, Cee OW THE VERY FIkste QUALITY x ‘Urdinary every Lye ow J *t3o'clock. Ti kets 5° cents. ryker's Bay is situated on the m Jes trom th: City ere 1244 cents. rai3 Ime, BRITISH AND Noy MERICAN ROYAL MALL | 1290;tons ho Under contract with the Lords of the-Admiralty. i. Judkins, Commander. AL Ryrie i. ©. Miller, RN do ud bestow, via Halifax as follows FROM BOSTON. BIA, ror Liverpool ai PROM LIVERPOOL , Ap’ he accommodations for passengers are superior. smpauied by experienced surgeons, and amply supplied with Krauces’ Patent Life Boats. e ceduerd to $120. For further information. ap BRIGHAM, J..nt HA he vessels are a ered until paid for. nly ta DEN & CO'S, No.3 Wall-e NEW JERSEY RAILKOAD AND TKANS PORTATION COMPANY NEW YORK AND NEWARK. ‘are reduc: Brom the foot of Courtlandt street Leaves New Yor! 5% do. ‘The trains for W estheid, Plainfield, Boandbrook, Somery’ AM, andi4X PM raids trom ween Nee Yo sad Elizabeth Town 25 censs. quer 7) cent ke., connect with the stone, just above Si y, and nearly Is Church. ‘The place 1 well kuown as tions on the Island, and is re- mer season. NEW YORK, RAHW. ‘ar Froia the foot of Courtlandt street, Leave New York. Li Avo A.M. desired, by a satis- ON SUND4‘YS eave New Bruns Atl ‘ork and New Brans eave New York. M. Fare betweea New Y. Rahway, ‘The fare in the 6 and 7% A. on 4and om P.M. train from New York, has been rej New York and New Brunswick, to50_ cons. ins ani way to, = procure their tickets at the ticket office, tis, Tickets are received by 7 when purchased. ct M. train from New Bruns- ductor only on the ip Ferry Apvly on the premis- es, comer of Fourth and South-Kighth streets, Williamsburg, PULLEN & COPP’S EXPRESS, - 3 WALL REED. ‘Tha subscribers. the old con’ press from New York, will Daht.ss of every shad* and hue, at ?5.centse:eh Roses of the choicest i G rden culture ; n-w and choice Ge- jors of Harnden & Co.’s Ex inve to run :s heretfore.tei mm, Seneca Fslis kort, Buffalo, Detroir, ‘ingston, Toron » aud H ‘West By Jacobs’ Norther Express, tu WI i Plattsburgh; also to St J 2 _ Westei yz: Utica, S*rac Koches'er, Bat ~ ud # hicags: also to Ki of every desir) ble kind; = nect witu Haich & Co.’ Southern Fxjress at New York, and forward witicles of every despription to Philadelphia Baluimore and Washington. Dee st attention will be. pri » our public are invited to call and examume before ollection of Not ope of Wilder's Patent Sain- § greater security m the trans 01 PULLEN & COPP, \ THOMAS GOUGH, No 15 AG FILKUNS, 229" River street, Prov. OBS, Exch ine Court, St. Pant, Montreal fereneraMes-ra rime, Ward & K i mith & Co., Pevoon ¢, Houghton & Co . D1 mute) Esq, q. cashie: W. Leake. do. Trov treet, New York. Ta of whicn ffinau, Ca pen er & ‘Thomas Gough, Esq , Aloany; be liberally dealt with. a ra in generat are invited 10 collectiou, of which there will be daily jonqueta willbe nade vp, 09 notien being given. a day pre- ae i NORTHERN AND WESTERN EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE. The Sabscribers ha cir arrangements, are Nef New Roch: xe, consisting of 96 Ci i m gh. roe never and Canal econtogee + jug. are a few" of the ‘aost important we chowcest k nd. ‘The ou-bati- « al _ a handsome garden in front of \d grave walks Cote, Vann avd nd= Also to ans port uf given such universal setisfac ion in ther London and 00 make the preseut undertaking eq Persons about to emigrate to any of requested tocal!l on the subscribers before m Tange rents, as they coufide: tl can offer are such as caput fail to prove highly a'v¥-utagecus, fand they pledvs themselves thst every atvemtion shail be paid to mene comfort ut deyptch ‘ut farcher parten!ars a) Weer new coach house excellent well of well house, anda in front of the house. On ‘he nbove described farm is fruit in sbaodaner, sach as apples, cherries, pears, quinces, "0 APSCOTT, at their General ane Office, 43 P’ck ship © otleman's resi: ee. ‘This farm in in Westehester Connry. Call on the premises, re Je . e eof FOR ALBANY TROY BUFFALO, 1CAGU AND 7HE CANADAS The subscribers havinw com leted their arraugemonts with the Peopie’s Live of Steamboats, on th nd th nies west of Albiny for sunning their Ex, 143. an Express will leave their office, ‘Wall atreet, New York, every evening, st quarter to 7 «! for the ab ove named a'4 iute:mrdia e places. IMPORTANT. DAILY eXP. CH for the season of For the greater s: y and security of all val care, they have salem wnder [ron ‘oom occupied ex- sects to and from taste, in cos - establishment ‘EW YORK, 8C TAIN & beity of his own cultiv ted vaveptive Tes00 ci kncwn cates all that he has observed wanting 10 revs der tne enjoyment of bath the ‘ne plas n aM of pte eso. stree , daily (81 Post coreher thr: ugh Mend! Andernoa Town, P ide! ‘as’ gtun, a deil) Kastou. At Belvidere For t United States Hi f “HE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. To sail trom New York 16th, and from Liverpool sth of each th. Ship ROCHESTER. 800 ton., Philip Wondhouise, Ship HOTTINGUER, 1050 tons, in New ship LIVEKPOOL, 1140 vons, » Liqu xs, Conrectr wanies Carams, ke., John These substantial, fast sailing, first cl city of New York, are ¢ mmav abilivy, ame will Be despatched yauetually on the 16tn of each ond are farnished mfort of passen- endauts are engaxed, aud every effort Wp the reputation tois house has already y nen of experience aud mont Their cabins are elgant and commodior with whatever can conduce to the ease any ty be ers. jall,by tl Bh ” —4 Pag bi Neithert ¢ captains or owners of these ships will be respon- tevepy hour fom The colnet of oyu Hiace und Ghrthas | sible for any. arcels or packages sent by them, unless regular bills lading are signed therefore. | HE FRENCH AND AMERICAN £ATI* GHOUSE, No 61 end 66 Nassat street, btweent ML idci jane ond ig! or the summer months thorough! kitchen to be altered to the West India yan, of vent ihe odor I very offeus ve ia homsestid she diving saloon enlarged ani d co “Tes, superd oil wes of General Washington, ke ; where upwaids of 50 per ons can With Conventence sitatence makes John stree', is row bet re rited, "he hoving the same tn the rear of the hovses top» and heat frem cooking, whieh is in gew penior Bret ch atyle, wih ma. ble ta im rble a thir hoase one of the most geuteel, snperb and comfrt»ble lablieuments in the Union—wher’ from 69 to, 70 di a ts snd upwa da; the best Java Cof m Pea at 3 centsa cap; the best Claret ents a small bott e, & « , <f the tragh thet retrenchment i: dent that ho pace exists where shy d tt his house ean be iu. been his Cons ant atm to endra: conormeal p i for lowue: vor (0 x'@r at the m tio more.the fame cf his House being | ng the first fits d ser pion iy tus civ Tho ced by the crowds of gevtlemen of the first NY reser there , enexous and diseriminas Wore, the subscriber, desir us of retaining ronake, freesy signs t wif HEN«wY GOSLING PHOTOGRAPH PORTRAITS.—Dr. L. M. CYRUS. the inventor of this new art, produces by 1t not onty a cor- rect likeness of the original pcrirsit batrlso a purity of a bri ney of coring, Which tors r, ass t he f ’ Swheber ancient ort d.rimof the most e lebr ted Grav fal {rhs encow ogemeut he has received from his nu: woutd fam form them rat he he ted! up, fr she seoen tao: merous friends ant. the pubiie geneal.y a suice of rooms ie Poke Py Brondway, where he rusis his skull m Hose, come L.tw e him a eoovinnanee ut the patrotogy hidhe.to 40 liberal slow him, ocypeand Paycgraphie ark Leecuaen oram tise le, for salevas a f kp sor coors Terms moderate. mid ln? SOP RAAT 18 PATENT Liki Bus OUthee Re. AU DE FLEUR USE & MADEIKA WINE For sale by i. ¥, Jow prices. No. 59 Clinton stree mn ian WOSDRULL, & MINTURNS, Sonth street. New York, BROTHERS + YOR LIVERFOOL —Reguiar May=The very superior, SHERIDAN, Ci ve. very superior accommoda digas for cabin,second eabip to embark shoulé MeMUKRAY, Jed by the splevdi! p:eket ship Gcorge Washington, Capt, Burrows and at ov t ¢ 7th June fo send tor weir friends residi are and steerage make early appl: Tre above wi'l be supe ry rm Ropone | ‘ersons wishu try, wny of the re tay of the rexular packets, by applying x4 above OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS—Packet spleadid, fast ily pablie for their ‘commodations for cabin, second cabin au’! made on buard, J 43 Peck Slip cor -outh street. ED HIGHUY FLAVOKED POR: ND BUUPS, for shap store warn ed to keep any Jenth o! time, and inany eli a sud for sale, Wholesale and retail PATENT [ARSRRY, TABLE MEATS AS hy ILL.AM ULLAN ANCIENT AND WONDERFUL KMI AW HecesiGen,. Riectreced oma Mtamiereetcoee, MAALIN & CO have juctiece ves fi a, Which they iutend to vrofession *ne ‘a tention to. I who may conurhim with their £-vors, will 3 or gives instruction m every d_ partment of the Da- mae : The auiiquity. the ga echnneterot the instir he present tim, priate an desirable, considering the interest which 1s now fe t fh’ tre United States, in conaection with mereial operations bei dot dertul nation, ; 0° containing three mgravings in each, Pr Oe steel eng a i MAW ine and itereatiny © r othe neesswary vatations fr the tvking of portaias in Phytor eet of our com ith that siogolar so mucn extend d wed in numbers The work wil oe » 26 Johu street. Tae Waku «SALT WATER ATH is now open at the foot of Desbrosses street, N. Re For its advantages over freah water, ace. Medienl Journals. Five Tiekets ou Dollar a6 Im=r ONEY 10 LEND—ADuAtiA WJ JACKSON, P Broker, No! 68 Reads street, near Groaleay, fous honey im Large or sinall smn aired. on weitere % ilver ware, dry perty of every deseription. CURLED HAIR, am - rota, SEATING. ‘D3 Sowh Americ Corled Hur, of 2 ,900 a Avucric ‘url ir, ol | J vari-usqnalvies. Also, a general avsortm nt of Of Fic Sea:ing pl vin ond figured, ‘rom 13/030 inches incl 0 suitavle for upholstered and ¢'binet makers——exten manufactored aud always on ha:d for sale by JOHNSON & GREEN, ‘9 162 William street, Orders from all parts of the United Stares executed promptly and with fidelity, for exsh, approved eity acceptances or factory paver, at fony months. m'3 Im’ XYLOG“APHIC PRESS, AND GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE, 66 GOL?) STREET, NEAR FULTON TH. Subdscabets respeetfa'ly inform Drorgicn Manufactarers, Giroee's ond compteted the largest and m grap’ ic Labels ever published r ers can be furnished with any quantity of Inbels sited to the use, at as low pric kascin efi New designs and plates, auitanle for all kin’s of busines executed tn the fire’ wyle of the art, and pri ted in bronze, varie gated, piain and fancy colors Consume sare invited tor xamine our assortment before pur chasing Extensive additiovs are daily wahiug to our present crtalogue of lave # , 308 PRINTING—Their office 1 variety of tt pe necessary for the ex: ert of Fancy Job Printing. Circulars, handb Sls, : Jadi'g, and all kinds of mercantile printing, execute: re sonab’e terms. PAT#NT CARD PRESS—This machine ad pted to the priating of curds which falihty and beauty: one pe'soa b=ine able to print a pack of the besten meld ex dam twa minntes, with ense Superior poli-hed surface cards (manuCretured expressly (or establishment) furnished aud printed at the following famers, ice 100 Cards for 50 censs 5°0 Cards for $' 25 200 do 75 cents nO do 163 300 do. $100 . 1000 «= do 2.00 1d Show Cards—300 different binds, ruitsble for all BROWSON & CO, 56 Gold atrert, ne ce ROTON WATER—DAYS IRST Pak MIUM T Ch RUBBER Hose south reconm=nded for 'y purposes for whieh ‘eather is used, and is warranted to pos- s the following p-opertie perfee ly ‘ieht under pressure of the Croton, ; wade of the s'rorgest fubries, and will not mildew to injure in the feast. and requires no atrention. 3cd. It is not destroved by coming in contact with oil or gresse, nor suiffened hy enld weather, nor can the rubber de- mpoee, as inferiur articles are ia no eae used. Should the least complaint be mede of the Hone, not posses: the above properties, it will be taken back, at any time 1n- side o sx months from ‘its purchase, and other given in ex change without charge 4th. Coupling and jet pipes w Buyers will ' Proc spof making which is unknown to aay other i the trade) is just the article long wanted for lending water » lignite. HORACK HDA mer m'6'm*r__ Successor'to Rexbury |. R_©.45 MainenLane. TAKERS OF THE CROTON WATER, HO have paid for a supply until the 1st of May inst only, are wptified that on the 2ut}, iastant the shintting off of the ‘be commenced in cases where payinent previously made to lst of May, 18/4, at the be attached without charm ‘note that we are clearly satisfied that this hose (the Tn all instances where the waters! of closi_@ and reopeving the ferul of the licenses New York, May rth, 1813, By order A.B, BIGELOW, mJ3 10207 Revieter. AIL BOAT CHALLENGES—Whatl the matrer? Ay thavt the rab! When the smothered growls of disappoint: ed success lurks 1 the bosom of tah, he fose H lity, prostrates bimeelf.and in ‘urbalent array di and unkuowa. Such is the condition of @ cenain boat bailde Of this city wh nications The subscriber has ¢4 ground of boat buniding, and long experience has caught it an venta e more, muat keep ear shore.” And when meu tank they cau co,e sith him in. superior boat meet higt si bailing they must not tv'k in parables, bot ange for challenses are al made 'n 00d f Uoou this pruscinle he f-rms his balwark, aud now fr the bua he offers to show tho stern of “Troubler” to ap of proul; irevh time ei boat Crolius ever built or has ou hana, for a trophy which will ment. New where is your boasted own daunted courage—draw the vei tichly repé y e world. P. SOs month's notice, The “Troubler” can be seen ac his bazaar. Ws) C.LAING’RSOLL. _m5 Im*ec 406 Water stroot. ie suilboat ‘Trouble r” peestuened that in at ever built by a flight {rom the terra firma of Wat cu ig hia cha ge to sail *gaintt any Ti agination has taken treet to those mystic re 2 him s his sole object of test the siiliog quaiities of the boats” may be obtaimed—sfter which, if bis boasted" Troubler” does not prove a sufficient troabler to him by capsiziug his epuration e herself, he shall thenhave the opportuui’y open $ 00 perday for two days, of again seeing his vaon'ed name following in the wake of Win. + rolius, a the respeetfal rate of three miles ‘n eighteen, as itdid last -privw —_al&im*m. PARE AND & KRIGHT REDUCED KGULAR MALL LINF—FOR PRO- VIDENCE AND BOSTON. via 8TO %- INGTON AND NEWPORKT—Composed Of the oll Wing supeTior steamer, trope, counection with the Stonington and Boston and Provide: ce roads: MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Comsta RPODK ISLAND. PROVIDE CE NAR“ AG ANSETT, Capt Woolsey. MOSEGAN, thaver. One of which will i Work daily (Sund - ed) tom Pero 1,B ince, Serr i Nal RRA) 5 The NARRAUANSET 1, Cay cia. Woolsey, on Monday, Wednew ay ond F id y for Stenington i f Tre MHOD* ISLAND, apuin Theyer, on Tuesday and ‘Tovrseay for Stonington, and Savurday for Stouingtou, New- pertaud Providence Passengers on the arrival of the st-amboats at Stouineton, will take Che rai'rowls cars and proceed immedixtely to Prov devee, aud if bonnd fo Newport will ak the s emer lolas fiom thewee on T iesdays, Thursdays and Sstordavs,without anp.additional cuarge ickers ‘or the route and stermers’ berths ean be secured op board, o at the office of m9 6m m HARNDEN & CO., 3 Wall st Ok NO-FOLK RICHMOND, CITY Va——Steamer BO2TON Th id sabstanti=) tC + Pout, *¢ by one of t ratermers nd per Boston from Nortolic Forward paseners, div jos Passage to Norfolk and bek, retarn trip Forward Passeng re, do ' do “ Freiuhe tale ual rates. Ko. fren, hr or oy pty to che Cepiarn rdjorto WM TUK m2 In end WTR *r 46 Brond street P OPUK = LINE UF STEAUBOATS FOX ALBANY—Dmi'y at 7 o’e ook, P.M BE Vnrough Cirect (Suwdsy’s excepted) trom te Btoambooe Pier between Cour iaudt aud |b ity stieecs if ab Sieomoont ROCHESTER, Cap. A H, if 71 Webvewigy end. Pridey evenings ans eck” mb at ~OUTH AMERICA, Captain L, W B-sinart, a ‘wesday, Thursday and Saturday eveniugs, at 7 edirtibeat NORTH AMERICA, Cantsin MH Tue’ dll Jand cg av interm: diate pinces, will leave Monday. and Friday ileravons. 9 ofcinek. © ia haar bdinemcuns aasebeers aking this Line of Boats will myarabl i Albany inample tine to take the Mor.ivg Tram of Oars for the eat or west. ‘She above boats are new ani substential, are furnished with new aud el-gant state room's, and tor sperd’aad uccomimo- davo..s are varivelied ou thy Hodson Forpassuge or fret apply ou board, or to B.C Schol x at the uffice ou the wh mie NEW YORK AND KINGS‘ ON Bi » piesa, A aaa FREIGHT ‘or Kingston, Helaware and Hodson Oo meter EMERALD and NOK WICH. The EME” ALD, Captain John Ketcham, will leare New Sarno gi. Mareny ativet, every Monday aid” « ntreday at oe ol . Wit leave Kingston (Rondoat landing) every Weduesdai and Aatarday at grelock, P.M sda hana The NORWICH, Captain Johu Samuels, will leave New York; foo of Mar.ay street, every Weanesaay aud Saturday at do’clock, P. WAL ave Kings! (Rondont ianding) every Ta Friday at3 o'clock, EXTRA TRIPS. ‘The EMERALD will leave the font of Murray street every Sundy morning at Toc! ck. Returning leaves Kingston at 4 o Pee theaalit or Pageage apply op board, of 1 or freight or pass hoard, oF to WILLIAMSON, BARLOW & CO, nai om*r 164 West street. oa te = PASSAIC, Captain Joho" Gedy, hae tne putin complete orde:, and will commence her trips tor the season, on Monday the 10th instant, as foilows, antil further nonce = Leave New York at 4o%elock, P. M. ‘© Newark ac 7 o’olock, A. M. Freiuhs carries at reasonable rates. 16 6mee. STATEN ISLAND FERRY eke Foot of Whitehll street. od On & ‘after Monday, April 10th, the at STAT &. (SLAND!B. will leave ax follows, unul furtver not LEAVE SPATEN ISLAND. | NEW YORK, Ac # AM, 9 A.M. ier. i P.M ing * »M. All qoous ¢vipped are reqnite! to be yartiqntacly marked anc are atthe risk of the owners thereof. rr PASSAGE TO ee, PITTSBURG. completed arrangements for the con ad Morchandise to Pittsburg and iuter- reasouable torts, per’ Citizens wedicte places, Portable Boot People abou will Gud it much co thetr advantage to mak. their arvangenients by chis desirabt conveyance. a- the sirictest attention will at all times be pad Wo the ce - fort of the parsoncers, a Well as the panctuality of sdicect conveyance with despatch. particulars ee SSI MoMURRAY proceed vo the Westware EXCHANGE HOTEL, BALTIMORE. HIS howe having a J and thor wh repairs. havi rich nud etegant furuture aay impo riant alter nin part refurnished with un o,en fordve reception of | duce the most grand and 1¢ position of this Hotel ix 'o0 well knows to req sed to be, for neo f the most fivorable of any im the Q eos that eare aud industry shall sdvautaxes, under his su> cits the patrounge of his ERASTUS COLEMAD 023 vod: not by Wanitug to 1m. ro ranteud ce, and fiends aud the public. he respectCully so WADAWANUCK HOUSE, — STOSINGTO. MHE above Hotel, recto: at seventy thousand d s!lars, ad ju passed by any siumtla, establishment iu this country, for the reception of company. located Ac the extreme end of the villiage, lockiog the raine, nd fenm itsaplendid. piazz sand obs rvato, 3 rv, can be had n beautitul st of between ts shiping and f @ also.a view of tie oceaw, from whic nj yed itebrac ug a rand sea breeze. ages (or bathing. th: wiih dressing + . 1 2 a8 Atvom and dowling Saloon, and for the seco mmodation of g and parties who wre tond of fis! 0" sate ard co moedious sailing Moats, with are fal me. to take charge uf them, who unverst-ud the! ing gronnis. for wr. fa consequence of the various fish- | seed state of thé tumes,the charge «eed tothe following rates:— : $ weeks, in the months of Jaly ond Auguse kk, 70 is » is tre movths of May, June, September, or October, per y id servants, half price. The object of the subscriver will e to render his houve a quiet genive! hotel, and at the same time h the comfort of his guests more tha the establiahi HOWATIO BLAKE. rmerly of the firmof Blake & Reed, of the Marine Pavilion, sand Waverly Honse, New York. COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, DAY AND EVENING. ASSAU STKEKT. d System of Wr ting, taught by from Albauy—the only’ infailible writer in the course of five to Suce ss is euarar Such un recedented improvement on " - ing, AO iruly scie..tific, th scevtionl have yielded to the evilenve Only one dollar and fity cents for the courre of lessons. Book Keeping, double and single entry.—A complete modern atem of sic gle entry, or double entry ime result 1s obtained as thet kepcin double entry book keeps, i wishes ty study method to become © finished eight les ons of oue hour each. from the aye of 12 to 80 Terms mo erate. all uot fice of vuble entry. Also, five d.ffcrrot forms, scquired in Five collars for the course of trom six weeka:o two months 11 be stopped the expense just be paid on a reuewal to write up, post 0 make ou the or accoun's gone ind partuersh'p concern .and h specimens or plans of books adadpted to any busine d by the most simole. coucixe and satisfa r. A. will give iust wetions at the quired, and in academies, on moderate terms References—To John's. Van R Hotel; Aloerman Ar old Nelson, and to the office of the Sua- tht of amiabi- ss unheeded neselaes, Keg. at Howsrd’s ek: neyo & through annouymous comma- for yeats stood upon the coutest- ¥ HANGA HOTEL, SEIZINGER, ics community, chat he ment thy Exchange Hi tel, situnte at the corner of Cence and Callowhill streets, nen o ongh af futtsville, which tenia'ly im. rov POPTSVILLE, ‘ctfally aunounces to the travelliny il splend:d establish a eS deeu thovughly re pi y ccommo ation f visitor telus forty fet ah nt on Centre strert. aud one. hundred and thi tfeet frout on Callowh ich i bly provided with ge airy ehatabe rhe ay orm in the Country—4 new an rb. ce and comfort to render th,his coate to conquer. ny distance uacer fif.y miles. need by experie and ¢ imager may be nad part of the co nt) bas ims from this hotel d-ty, to aud Coen the depot to meet the ers, forthe wecommedsiion of persous travcliteg Nocha ge froumibus are to this hotel TO Tis OWNER OF Prva ee Be ROUBLE" The ewe oo froin boa's built by Wm. Crolius within the and not hav ng yet accepted the same, it is LLE BUAKUING SUH JOL, aT ISLAND. 7 WESTTHORE rea intorns his frrends ond the apt the Int of May le way the morale welve years of Reading, writi and grammar taught ine locaton ‘a del 1 it leaves Barclay atreet every day at 3 o'clock, tor Hoss ‘Terms. for board and teition, including’ wasning, $25 per quarter, paid in ad hath=m Square. N. ¥ , Sta en Isiand. Henr: Stewart Sega Wm ! diam, Kaq., John Quinn, Faq 3 M Messrs. Colvill aud Fle Capt Kdward Ferber, Ie Vorin 21 E's ridve stree FEW GENTLEMEN of « dated with good bonrd and plessant ly, et 201 Faltenstreet. Also, afew day modated ou the most reasonable term. A. parlor and bedroom with or without hom Po COTTON AND r dy habits can be accommo aders can be eecom: ¥OOLEN wi KT TEES —For ar'e, an excetient ry, with water “heel, otd_9 good strevm of water, nd oar bai'd igs od 4G ore pled 18a cotton f son W» h ng to start the |, for Susther parui.ulars, 1m JOHN PRAIE PETER PIKNIE New York, May 11, 1843. Tieavby riber wi l'cvntione he business, ar 2) Or nee at WATCH MAKERS AND WATCH JEWEL- LERS. $8 WALLIS & FO. No 156 Bro dway, 24 floor, bs + twee, Maid m bane ond Fiber y street, would tre d orjewelled ietor mace new, roby cheep m ters, roby ey leaders for ond cas, We fe not surpassed by on ard teetn rom. ded; every ore ripiinn of “scsptme nts tr rolters for dup #1 h ntire, or Any parts « . i . his offive x 183 B osdwey, N.Y. h vefice, Dine years on the em. for every deveriotion «f the inventions and im rove mex the most tal ned and learns country ind in urs) sent fivaueial condita of bisa LUMBE PAGU®. Colored Photoxra, ns. Br New Vork — the s« ner otype Like it has heen recently mu +0 terms ad pied 10 the pr \ GALLERY oF PATH wy, corner of Murray street privilege of taking p teat colored Da- aves, being confined to. this establishment improved snd enla xed for the spe eral acco modauien of Indies, and now embraces no fewer thar Daguerreotype Appirarus. Idiny Apparatus, and Instructions vewardad to any part of the United phers supplied at lower rates than at any other place Gilding and Silvering dove o order letters only strated to 1ANO. FORTES.—The_sabseribers their friends and the pablie m general, to ex!l at their esta blithment, No. 251 East Broadway, where they haven hind fed steew of mahogany an! r se wood French grand Pinno Fortes with all the late improvements. warran'ed, kept in tane tor one | esr. Jeave to iform he Is kept by Benn cubseribers changed, on the most reasonable RICHARD & WORTH of China, Glass and forth~ 5 Ware for sale at 170 Erie) Avenue. by Thomas Vic Peris white pintes, stone bakers and toil- tte ware sper don; tafters, 5s: »w from 2. 6d, co 4 es hall lamps from $5 to $6,the same ay the d\wne cwn a for grocers, by the J © Lor Crates to €or ten sets fiom 124,09 815. Wednessivy, in 44 Broadway. THE GREENWICH BATH, ts now open for the season, with ©. 327 Hudson street CROTON W Single Bothy at use reduced price of 19K cents, or eight ALEX’R MARSHALL: ihegs Very suyervor qnality KiGK BLACK THA ely delici ns aw sored, is bow Jor ale at the bales Engliah Biidy al ity comprising complete assortment, (rom E. K. COLLINS & CC., 9% South 0 for sule at reduced prices by The Walhalla, is a famous German National Temple, of the Doric order, built near Ratisbon, on the banks of the Danube. The following beautiful description is taken from a letter, written by Henry E, Wheaton, United States Minister at Berlin, to the National Institute at Washington :— THE WALHALLA The Walhalla, erected on the top of a detached emiuence, rising abeut two hundred and filty teet above the level of the Dioube, and overlooking th whole plain, surrounded with an amphitheatre of woody hills, is constructed above a triple row of terraces, which are reached by successive flights of ateps alternately single and double, and which pro- icturesque impression on the spectator as he ascends towards the building by which they are majestically crowned. When he reaches, by a single flight of steps, the first landing place, he may take his choice of the right or lett of adonble fight, which conduct him to a terrace of which the front wall is pierced with a door of bronze, forming the entrance into the subterraneous “ Hall of Expectation,” where the busts ot living worthies are to be placed to await their trans ation to the Walhalla. From this terrace the spettator again ascends, by another double flight of steps in the inverse direction from the first, toa second landing-place, from which he reaches, by a single flight in front, the terrace en which stands the temple itself, passing by three different platforms, which form, as it were, the basement to the edifiee, thus raised, stage by stage, upon so many massive sub-tructions of the most imposing character | The walis of these different terraces are built of hage stone bocks, in the shape #f irregular polyglous, most ingeniously joined together in the style of Cy- clopean masonry, which serves to increase the gi- } gantic eflect of the whole yust structure. cession of terraces and flights of steps is wi hout ex ample in the history of art, and forms a most happy conception, as according with the general design of | the 1nonument, and augmenting its grandiose cha- rveter ‘The exterior walls ofthe temple are built of Sala- burg caleareous atone, approaching to marble in the its color and otheir qualines. [tis 300 feet long, 100 feet wide, und 75 teet in height. Its pro- portions thus differ considerably from those of the it preatly exceeds in size, and le purity of its Parthenon, which closely resembles in the sty! of its external archi tecture. The two sides are each adorned with a single colonnade, and each of the twe fronts with a double colonnade of Dorie columns, each 5 feet 10 inches in diameter.. The pediments of the two tronts are decorated with groups of marble statues by Schwanthaler, the one representing historically the triumph of Armenuus over the legions of Varus, and the other allcroHcally, the restoration of the eanquered provinces to Germany at the peace of 1814-15. These works, and especially the tormer, are justly regarded as doing the highest honor to the emivent talent of this accomplished sculptor. No wood has been employed in any part of the build- ing, except under the plates of copper which cover the roof; the roof-tree being of cast iren, and the other parts of the building constructed of stone, marble, and bronze.* The interior of the edifice corresponds withthe magnificent grandeur of the exterior. The original type of a Dorie temple, has been preserved in the plan of the interior, which is a Grecian cella in the form of a parallelogram, containing the portrait busts of illustrious men and women ranged at dif- ferent heights along the four walls. This arrange- ment of the busts, all of the same form, that of the antique Hermes, and of the same color, that of the purest white marble, might have produced an effect at once monotonous and frigid, if it had not been skilfu'ly obviated by the genius of the architect.— One of the conditions of the programme, as we i n of sufficient light an indispensable ob- ject which could not be accomplished as in the an cient Dorie temples, by leaving the middle of the root open to the sky; an arrangement, which, however suitable to tue climate of Greece and Italy would not be adapted to that ot Germany.— ‘The Walhalla must therefore necessarily be cover- ed throughout with areof, and the principal beams composing the roof-tree might be supported by masses ot building advanced on the two long sides of the in- terior so as 10 break the a Ee of its contiouous rom the walls of the cella, and formed of double columns supporting have seen, was the introduc into the interior of the edifice; lines. These masses, detached an architrave with its entablature, and inthe second order of two statues of caryatides to each column eupporting the ceiling, thus relieve in the most agreeable manner the monotony which would else evene Ss eevee e by the Jong lines of Hermes busts standing against the naked walls. This effect is also increased by the rich te marble candela- bras, chairs, and statues of the Valkvria by Rauch, placed at intervals between the different rows of busts A space reserved at the further end of the cella, and corresponding to the opisthodome of the ancient Greek temples, forms below a sort of enclos- ure ornamented with six lonic columns, and above a balcony open towards the temple, and supported by similar statues of caryatides. This balcony is intended to accommodate the choirs of music at the consecration of the busis successively introduced into the Walhalla. From it there issues a narrow passage which goes all around the whole extent of the two long sides of the termple. aod which is left open towards the interior in order to accommodate a certain number of spectators on these solemn oc- ido well vo | casion. These arrangements give to the interior of VAN RICFR, Corner of T Nan and Pridve stieets 07% Gold ot, B ooklyn NY. bis this dey bern dive the monument both animation and variety, withou! injuring the effect produced by its grandeur and uni ty, whilst the richness of the decorations increases the impression produced by its imposing architec- ture. The wails, from which project the busts of white marble, wre entirely covered with marble plates of various colors, assorted with exquisite taste ; the columns are ulso sculptured of fine marble; the ceil ing is painted and gilt throughout in the antique style, with stars of gold on the biue ground of the compartments, The statues of the caryatides are decorated in the same siyle, with gold and colors distributed onthe diff reat parts of their dress The floor of the temple 12 paved in mosaic, with various slored marbles. Thus, with the excey tien of the Hermes busts, of the statues of the Valkyr Pauch, and of the basso relievo frieze which ru sHlaround the walis ot the celle, the whole interior of this magnificent temple is resplendant with gold aud colors, whilst the exterior is marked by the gravé and noble style of the purest Doric architee- Lhe busts of illustrious historical personages, all of the same dimensions, and allin the torn Ter mes, are distributed in two rows along the wails of the interior; the lower row standing on a conunu ous pedestal, the upper on seperates consoles pro- ecling from the wails. A third row of these busts has been commenced, which may hereafter be filied up by the images of the illustrious Germans deemed worthy in future times ot admission into the Wal halla © The impression produced by this vast collec- tion of sculptured portraits of historical personages, is powerlully increased by the presence of the six svatues by Raueh of winged female figures, placed ca the twosids of the temple, in the intervals formed by the rows of double columus projected from the walls. These statues, as before stated, re- present the Valkyria, who are supposed by the poetic legends of the northern mythology to be the “‘choos- ers ot the slain”? whose departed souls are deemed worthy of admission into the Walhalla. Ot these beautitul figures, some are standing and others are seated in various expressive attitudes, holding in their hands palms of victory or crowns of laurel, which they seem to be offering as the rewards ot ge- nius and patriousm. They are justly admired as the finest works, in point of invention, style, and ar- rangement, produced by the genius of the great Prussian artist. The other sculptured works in marble and bronze which serve to decorate the interior of the temple, are all designed and executed with the same view to the ideas and types of that mythological system in which the Walhalla filled the place of the Elysi- uum of the classle nations of antiquity. As there are no Gothic works of art still remaining of a date pre- vious to the introduction of Christianity among the Northera Nations, the types and images of that form of Paganism which prevailed among them must ne- cessarily be sought for in the mythic lays of the Scandinavian Edda. In appropriating to the purpo- ses of art the wild and beautiful imagery embodied in the songs of the Skalds, the fragmentary remains of whose poetry may be compared to the wrecks ot a more ancient world, to rigantic ruins speaking a sore perfect civilization, glories of which have long since departed, the sculptors employed in the decoration of the Wathal a have given free seope to their own imagination, ind at the same time have borrowed trom Grecian wrt whatever was necesgary to supply the deficien ries in our knowledge ot the original types of the vorthern mythology, Thus Schwanthaler, in com voeing his statues of the Valkyria, whilst he pre- erves (heir classic attributes of caryatides, has re resented them as female figures with the, skins of wild beasts fastened with a girdle over their tunics, with their long hats flowing from their shoulders, ind crowned with branches of oak, whilst their “The building is supposed to have cost at least six mil lions of florins, rs This suc- may be furnished ing of sprops. hall iamp , &e ke , which will greatly ornament, at a very tr fling expens 1» At 164 Canai a reet, 2d below Varick. sive and varied assortment o| Alsw, Meat ering dwellivg houses, chore? pe ws, Price Two Cents, heads present the peculiar type characte he Tontonie ra , YP ristic of the So also of the rich decorations which adorn the three triangular compartments of the platfond. The first of these represents a group ol figures, typifying the creation of the external world and of the human race from chaos, figured under the form of the giant Ymir, ftom whose flesh was ereated the earth, the heavens from his skull, the elouds from his brain, and the sea from his biood. From the shoulders ot this beirg, as here represented, shoot forth the first human pair, whilst from his lower limbs springs the ample foliage ot the vegetable world, in the form of beautifal arabesques. On the nght of this principal figure is placed Hela, the dread goddess of dark- nees, of night, and of hell, represented with the at- tributes of Milton’s Sin :— Before the gates thore eat side a formidable shape ; med woman to the wai lin many a scaly fold Voluminous and vast, a serpent arm’d With mortal ating.”—— On the leit is Surtur, the ged of the sun, of light, and of heat ; the grim king of Miapelheim, who melts with fervent heat icy rocks ot Nitelheim, from whence springs Ymir— aucestor of nature, anareh old.” Here we have the outlines of the northern cosmogony, as traced in the lays of the Skalds and in the prose Edda, embodied in Sculpture, and com- pleted with the branches of ash and alder, from whence the names of the first man and woman, Askuraad Embla, were supposed by the inventors of this system to be borrowed The second compartment of the platfond repre- sents the two potent deities of As gard, the Olympus of the Scandinavian and Teutonie mythology, stand- ing before their celes ial throne ; Odin, the father of zodsand of men, with hisspear in hand, and Frigga, holding her golden disiaff On the right rushes torth Thor, the god of thunder nod of battle, armed with his terrible mallet, with which he atrikes to the ground a standard, which we perceive to be Reman by the eagle and the initisls 3. Q. P. R. Fur- ther on is represented, in a sitting posture, the young and beautifnl Balder, the favorite son of Odin, whose death was lamented by all the gods, whose tears and prayers could not avert his doom. On the left appears Bragi, represented as a bard or Skaid, with his golden harp, accompanied with his fair spouse, Iduna—another Hebe, who offers the apples of immortality in a vase of gold to the heroes on their entrance into the Walhalla—those apples which alone preserve the eternal youth of the god: The two corners of this compartment are appropri: ately decorated with the ravens ot Odin. mie Bly ‘The third compartment represents the conflict of the two hostile principles of Good and Evil, which forms the ground-work of almost every religious system, true or false, and was typified in some of the boldest allegories of the Northern mythology. Here springs up the majestic Tree of the World, the ash Ygdrasil, spreading its ample boughs and foliage over the Wellof Time, with the eagle of Odin perch- ed on the top. From the heavenly roots gushes forth the sacred fountain ot Mimir—of wisdom, from which the three Norna, Urd, (the past,) Wa- ronde, (the present,) and Skuld, (the future,) draw the waters cf life, with which they incessantly wa- ter the. Tree of the World ; and thus maintain its perennial verdure against the machinatione of the great serpent, ‘* the Father of Lies,” and of Eenrir- the-Wolf, that foul progeny of the evil principle en- * gendered with the giantees Angurbodi, one of the enemies of the beneficent deities. This monster, now bound in feters, is to be let loose at the end ot the present world, to combat with the gods de- vour Odin himself. The universe is to be destroyed by fire, typified in the god Satur, the Northern Pluto. hus sings the Skal “Thesun And ev'ry sturry ray From heav’n tade away ; While vupors hot shall &ll The air round Ygdrasil, And, flaming. as they rise, Play towering o the skies.” After which a new heaven and a new earth shall appear, whilst two individuals of the burvan race, saved from the general conflagration, shall perpetu- ate their species in the world thus renovated. Bal- der shall return again trom the dark abodes of Hela and reign triumphant in the mansion of the gods, once more restored to its ancient splendor. This beautiful mythos may be, as some have supposed, an image of the life of the seasons and of the phy- sical revolutions of the globe. But at the same time it carries with it another, and more remote, and a higher sign fication, being to use the words of the eloquent historian of Sweden, Geijer, ‘a symbol of all ume, of the changes of the great year of the world, representing the general diseolution of all things asa consequence of the first God's death— the death of goodness and justice in the world — Balder returns, jollowed by reward and punishment, by a new heaven and anew earth. Through the truth thus inculcated, and at the same time the in- viol ble sanctity which the Northern mythology attaches to an oath, it rises above Nature and ac- quires a moral value for mankind.” ‘onnecticut. {Correspondence of the Herald. Connecticut, 1843. A Wedding m Salem, Connecticut. Prrenp Bennerr :— lam rusticating and peregrinating, in esearch of health, through the interior ef ‘* the land of steady habits,” and as I have been a subscriber and reader of your racy ‘* Herald,” since almost its firet publi* cation, I intend occasionally to drop you a line from where you likely wou'd otherwise have no corres- pondent. I have gathered plenty of materiel, politi- cal, social, military, &c , aud though ’tis long since [left my Alma Mater, somewhat that is liverary. In this Trnust, however, be brief, and will merely give you a short sketch of the most prominent to- pre at this time, whieh is a marriage, not in Cana, but in Salem, Connecticut: In Christ Church, on Wednesday atlervoon, the 19:h of April, by the Rev. A veer, Judee Cyrus Monn, of Hebron, to the amiable aud accomplished Miss Elizabeth E t daughter of Aremes Worthington hester The wede * assem on? aller eseorting the at the resi- jevce of the onde’ overs to the ehurch. at ne the seered ceremo- y performed whieh render d the happy couple one, (Manv) they, by spec oo. conducted the oride and groom to the mansion of the bride’s bros herin-law, Col. Seth Lathrop, Where a sumptu- ous * marriage eupper® was provided, by the wor- thy Colonel and his estimable lady. Here was min- led, in chowest harmony with the delicacies and ‘be vianda, “the feast of reason and the flow of seul,” the sparkling of wit and the hilarity of mirth ! Of ‘he youthtul bride’e-maids, | think ‘twas their first appearance, but not the less interesting on that account. eee SEAMEN WANTED: Aen prime seave the new sboovof war SARATOGA, Josiah Commauder,—'he largest ond fest sloop im the « twatshe Novel Reudegvoos, Wacer street, whe: Officer from the Sar toga will be in atteudag.e. Uffico?s births ave sil vae ut, LEASANT SOAP O0ING—Several jam ated at Scration’> P 'e rans twice a day. ith dressiog house, ray ‘ pros, paved, by Lond apd wa rgial walle, and a prosveet uuwucpamed, fg Lond ape m10 Im*r ng every article im the wd below, cost to ciose the ™. quuntity of p ime table cxtlery in sets an. dozens, to with a splendid assorts ent Of One eutlers, cousisurg of Errors, issors, peux ives, dressing eases, Re.. Re. DEAF Wi85.—The stock om Je of ‘the Aconstic insta iments usually kert i this eatabisanment wall be disposed of a NB. 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