The New York Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1843, Page 1

Vol, LX,—-No. 156 +--Whole Ro, 3368 Teo the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year exeept 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 mornixg—price 6} cents per copy, oF $8 12 per annum postages paid—cash in advance. ADVERTISERS ere informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing ast. It has the largest circulation of any paper in this city, or the world, and is therefore, the best channel for business sw men inthe city ur country. Prices modera.e—cash in ed- vance. PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate prices, anil in the most Clegant ste. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Paornieton ov THe Henanp EsTanuisnent, North west corner of Fulton and Nassau streets BRITISH AND NORTH AMEMICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, ._. OF 1200 tons and 449 horse power each. Appointed by the Admiralty to sail between Liverpool and Boston, calling at Haltax to Iand and reecive Passen- seugers and H-r M. Mails, pain John Hewitt. oston, via Hatifax, FROM LIVERPOOL. TOM vostor, Actdin, | Ryne 16th Jago Columbia, Shannon Ist July nbernia,” fudkins, 19 b Je. 16h July Caledon in, Ott, ‘These ships ca) Life tours 7 No berths secured until duh July, et Aug experienced nirgeons, ant Fiauces? Patent i4 for. Apply to . BRIGHAM, JR. Agent, _ ier No. & Wail street, New York. FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. ‘The Royal Mail st am ship ACAVIA, Al:xunder Ryree, Comman:ler, will leave Boston for the above ports, cn Friday, 36h Jane. pan Passage to T iverpool Passage to Hall seesses 20, D BRIGHAM, Jr. Agent. No. 3 “Walt street. Apply to Stee NEWYORK, SCHOOLEY’3 MOUNTAIN & EASTON. Estes Tave tie Toot of Courtland street, daily (Stindays exevtea at 8o’ctock, A. M., by railroad f om Jersey city to Morristown, thenes by hrough Mendham,Chester Schooley’s Mountain, nn Town, Port Colden, Washington, to Eertou. At ngton, a'daily line mtersects to and from Belvidere For senta spply to J. Hill, at J, Pattou’s, Coumer- cial Hotel. 73 Cartland street. . A > wd ot the shortest notice by suplying to N.B La. U Hotel Morristown. — invil 3m ee NEW YORK AND KING SUON SjEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE [, “NE. For Kiegston, and Melaware and Hudson anal~ateambeats EMMRALD and NOR WICH. MENALD, Captai John Ketcham, will leave New Yark oan af Murray atest every Monday ahd whreday 8S Wal lerve Kingston (Rondont landing) every Wednesday and Saturdavargweloek, P.M The NORWICH, Ceptain Joho Samuels, will leave New Fork: foot of Warne atrect, every Wedbesaay nod Batardsy tt bo’clock, . 2 Aa Inve Kingston (Rondon: lnnding) every Tue: ay and it t3 o'clock, P. piarid, TRA TRIPS. ‘The EMERALD will leave the foot of Murray street every Bundy morning at Toe eke Returning leaves Kingston at 4 *Hectraaht we ly on hoard, or t sieht oF pageace apply on hoard, or to or Geneht or PRSTELLAMSON, BAKLOW & CO., a2) 3m*r 164 West street. NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND ‘TRANS. PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. Fare red cents. Frem tne foot of Courtlandt street, New York very day--Sondas eksepted. Leaves New York Leaves Newark Ave AM. At? PoM ar? A.M. At lg P.M 9 Ao. 3 do a 4” do. Udo, 4 do 5% do. 5% da, ig. aa. 6 do. 9% do. a. de ON SUNDAYS. From the (oot of Ceurtlandt street. Se New York, Leave Newark, Toseve New York Veare Blizabech Down Ate A.MAS PM. At 7s A.M. 342M 9 od 4. do. 8% to. 7. do. do 4% 0. 10” 40. 96 do. tim do. 12 do. "The teatas for Westneid, Plainfiela, Suandbrook, Somerville, & and. 43¢P M trains trom New , d Somerville, 7 5 Seo VorRVARD WAHWAY. Leave New York. Leave Rahway. At .M.Ats PM. At7 A.M, At3_P,M. 9 do 4. do 8 do 6% do nn do 4% do 9% do 9 ¢o 9 0X ds NEW YORK AND NEW “KRUNAWIC From foot of Coartisnd street, New York, daily. Noone Ni ort. “eave New Brausw.-« ALL PM. AG OAM. ALI A 5% do 7% do 8 M. ON SUNDAYS. Leave New York. Leave New Brunswick. AtgAMand4y PM | , AUIIM A.M, and 8% PM. Fare, exchp iy the Philadelphia traius between Ivew York and New Branswirh . 50 cent Between New York and Rahway 15 cen Passeugers woo procure chert Gemets at the ticket oince, re ceive a ferry ticket yratis. ‘Liekets are received by the cov ductor only on the duy when purchased mil3n@r SUMMER ARRANGEMENT NEW YORK AND FaIpA Deu Rala KAILROAD LINE. Via Newark, New Bavnswie: a Ton, TRENTON ORDENTOWN AND BURLINGTON. SIX HOURS. Leaviog New York dutiy tom the fo, tof Cou:tlandt at. Moroig Live a9 A. M.—Maail Pilot Line at 4% P.M. The Moroing Lise proceeds to Bordestown, trom thence by atthe office f-ot of steamboat, will be im city tocity, provi led wih expressly for th 9 ¢ ' Returi he lives leave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal- nu: treet, by steamboat to Bo dentuwa ar 7 o'clock, . and by rail:oad from Camden, at ck, PM sPhe tines for Baltimore ieave Phitadeiphva at 7H A.M.,and 4 P.M, beicg a cont jon cf the lines from New York jet NEW YORK, FRIDA TO LET—The modem built three story brick Nita, No 16 Green street, finished with silver furni- vole mantles and grates thr ughout ne nev ¢ tailing cistern. Will bs lettow. For arsapply to AITKEN, BPOTHERS, 5122 Patron street A VY STREST LEt—Tie clewant iam oud erm odious thre story brick house, No. 52 Bare et, burt and oecupted by Mr. Thom i ea i Hient order end fitte: lerse yard w further part eu 0. 110 Ware: mein ®e VALUABLE REAL EStAin The first sale of the Jackson Esta Brooklyn, will positive y take place on Wei 0 th pt, atthe Mer hants? E:change ed ‘A more par ieuiar adver‘isement will appear in the pavers on ig Friday. GENIN & VAN VRANKEN’S VENTILATING GOSS, R HAT, FOR GENEL WYIGING ONLY 2% OUN PRICK $3 50. THE Sareribers have introduced the above nimed hat forsummes wear, By comparing the weight of this article with the average weight of the following hats, the »ape- rior auvantages it possesses over them for summer Wear may be read ly see ‘Dhe averege do eight of the ord.nary fur hat do ‘agama _ 80 i do Leghom 4 Beinz fully eopvinced that no style of summer hat here tofore worn, has met with the general approbation whith sig al! the qualities, viz" lign'ness, beauty, di cheapness, would be sure to receive, we have devot teuvion to the manufacture ond finishing of the new style now in'ro¢uced by us. Kro« the warm approbacion express d. by gentlemen who have examiurd them, we feel satisfied :h't they necd only t be seen to be fu ly appreciated. GENTN & VAN VRANKEN, 214 Rr adway, opposite St. Pau'’s Chureh, 26 Im*ec NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY, BY JOHN TRAGARDH, PYROTECHNIST, FROM SWEDEN. ESSKS. KOLUB#KG &' TRAGAKDH have the honor to inform the American pablie (het they have an extea- varied assortment of Fire Works, of all and every fy establishment. ac Harstonns Loy Dock in New . mn dersey ©; which they offer to Committees end others, ble prircsin the market. Bel eving iu the uew trade principle of a moderate eth price fora good f the publi at th He Sew Yor the meet favre above place Cor fandt street. All order ‘oma fy attended to, by addres ie Above places. NICHOLAS A, KOLLBERG & J TRAGARDH, my 7-2" Harsimus Looz Dock, New Jersey, choles ORSORERA, We, OURTH JULY, 1043 COUNTRY and city deslers mw Ateworks, will find it to 7” their advantaxe toca laud examine an ex-ensive assori~ ment of the beat quality, at R. AYLIFFE’S oldesta' li hment, 6‘ hatham street. Atage quantity of fire crackers just re> ceived. Remember the sign of the two mammoth skv rockets id wold key. Mody FIREWORKS BY THE MORAN & CO. Py: othe pachie a eplendid quality and n+axness to aay above have been manufactared by. wy. The y,for this mar ad hem expres also con sell mc cheaper than any veuder in tw, gnerantee all & ods fom their store. No peddline frou thin Chatram street. Goods delivered to any part of ". N. bit oa Ficeworks of super or quali son, red, purple, gree, yellow and tlue fires. fire, by the pound, HANDIOME APARTMENTS, in Houston street, near Broadway to let, to gentlemen, with breakiastand ten, oF {uli board ifcequired’ Meterences reqained, bart Niblo’s Garden, or at the hottsc, 41 Hot miin*re quire at the jon sereet. Bg SPLENDID SUMMER HATS n O. FISH, respeetfaliy invites the »tt-ntinn of the public to his new sete of Short Nap Ku’ Havs, of all shules aad colors, which for eleganca, lightness, durability, beenty of tudstvle of brim, caucoc be surpassed by any article 1a the chy. He has also, of she same style, a benutifu! article of Night Beaver Huts, ard an extensive aseortmenc of Leghorn, Panam: and Sporting Hts. ORLANDO FISH, m__ 137 Broswav, two doors ubove the City Hotel, THE FOURTH OF JULY! tel BOOTS AND SHOKS atta eap Boot and Shoe Market, No 599 Greenwich et ies an aead ised to cali at ‘he above store and sats, slippers. the neatest and most fashionable style, a littie cheaprr than elsewhere. u save money by calling here, stthe D.n’t forget she number, Clinton Cheap Boot o# Market, No. 5t9 @ ceuwich street, commer 8; rg st. “r LOOK AT THIS?! Boots, of best quality, Freuch, do 50 Fino sewed Boots, 09 Pegges do- + 5 Moro co S Seal Skin and G: oo Clovh button Gaiters 25 Pravella co Fine Calf Shoe: 00 Calf hoe: oe 5 Boy’s fins ‘sewed boots, 25 peg ed boots, ¢ If. +0 Sealskin ana’ Grii 12% Ms Caif Shoes a5 us Kip Shoes, 0 Yonth’s Sewe - Bo teyevssvees 100 to 150 LADIES’ BOUTS & SHOES —Ladies, in these stores you will flad the greatest ass roment of (Gaite ts, Slippers, Ties, Pnnella Basking, hirht an: lored half Boski Ga House Shippers, whi ¢ and biack s 18, Misses and Childrens! gaiters, bi pers, ties and all other kinds of boots and shors. of our own manuf tecut ing with the best of French goods.ard warranted to be the b and as cheap as the cheapest, at 357 B-osdway and 92 Canal a j3'mr* GREGOKs & CAHILL, PARI$ BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER By E. SUSER, 115 Broadway, (Basement,) Une Door from Courtlandt street. EB SUSER, Bootmaker, and maker of Lasts, an " Zlve” of Clerce of Paris. begs leave to iniorm his frends and ell the anateurs of a gentlemanly “chauseure,” that he c<n now make, in New York, with the bei ma‘erials all that is so perfectly made, in taris, by his master the celebrated bootmaker Cleree, whose numerous customers we of the Atlantic, are resp-etfully invited ty try USER'S boots and lasts befor: they despair of being “chans- sex” in New York, after the atcest, latest Parts fashion. Also, the gennine Paris Jet Black Var. m\0 7w*r . BOUT AND SHOE STORE, JOHN HEADY respectfully informs ind the omblic, that he has commenced business in t line, at No. 99 Nassanatrect, where he will tnavktully receive and Tauhfuly execute, all orders he way be favored with ou he mist reason: bie terms for eash agar 9 BROADWAY. 8. ROSIDER, FRENCH BOOT MAKER, from Paris, his an assortment of ready-made foots and Shoes,of the best calfskin for Kive Dollars, superior to any other bow maker iu the city mi0'tm*ee TO THE LADIES —200 pur prime Gui boots of all colors and sizes of the Iitest fas 5 Misses and ehildrea’s Guiter bors and Bas! Lidies Bus. ‘8 and Si pprrs, a wood article, from. 4 to 8 shillings. good assortment of Geatiemeu’s prime eal fron 2 75 tod dollars, warranted ; good fine mi2cyidshil ings. Aiso. Boy's boots, 8 to Uter boots and shoes of all deseriptions : Walker's cheap sture, 419 Brontway, m24 Im*ec corer Canal street,” ad A TO BOOT-MAKERS. Cc. MORG [{A8 REMOVED from 192 t0 13: Leonard street, where he con"muues tocut Kit. On hand ready cat kit, French and Enviish. ml 'im*ee NOSICE AND REMOVAL—K A AXTAULT, lately 16834 Fulton st. having dissolved by mutual conseut his co- rtaership, for xiving all attention to the Deanerts ny wus ness, respectfully informs his frends and the public that has removed his old Dagnerreotype stand from 16834 Falton st. to 235 Broadway, 24 story, where he has just openeu several packages received by the last arrivals, containing, 1000 French agnerreotype Plates. No. 30 and ¢0 warranted French Acro- matic Lenses, and all the chemicals necessary—complete appa He will be rery glad to see all his old customers visiting call—235 Broadway, 2d story, rooms Nos. 2 m4 im*r id 3. an REMovAaL—P. MAE®, Hair Dresser and Wig Maker, has removed from 162 to I id w doors below the Franklin Honse, and opposite Joha new zcom in the most fashionable styl sume basiness, and will be pleased to see Patrons, and others who may favor him witha cal also private rooms for Ladies’ hair dressing and jempooing. Tis powerfal Extract o! Jampoony is considered by thousands of New Yorkers aad scrauwers as one 0° tue healthiest articles for tho eure of dtadraff and strengthening the hnir, is approved by the Faculty of Medicine in Paris, and pateated nt Washing. ton. Nothiag is more ploasant and delightful than to go throug! Uns operation in the hands of P. MAES. m3 am*r REMOVAL MES..G. NEWCOMBE, TOBACCONIST, returns her Sincere acknowledgements for the very liberal pstronage extended to her fur the last 13 venrs, end would beg leave to inform her patons and the pudlic generally that she has re- ed her old established suuff aud tobacco warehouse to the ious store No 4 Wail stree: mer buildings, Mtg ts | ye Would 1u¥ite the atvention of ‘connoisseurs toher large an well selected stock of Foreign aud domesti: snu| d from Harmburgh a large supply of V nd and 3rd vamality ‘old and very superior "orto joking tobacco; caven- nd fine cut ot ing ditto. tof the bes uls of Havana and Prin- cipe cigars, constantly oa hand. Faney pipes, cigar eases, sou boxes, pocket lights, Chinese tmder we he Ail of which for sale on the most liberal terms, wholesale or retail and country dealers are inviied to call pt ise wh ma |mPee ATENT PRESERVED HIGHLY FLAVORED POR TABLE MEATS AND SOUFS, for ship stores, war ranted to keep for any length of time, and im any climate, man nfactared and for sale, wholesale and retail by. WILLIAM MULLANK, me Sw*r 14 William street. FOR BUFFALO ND ALL PARTS OF THE WesT A*SOCIATION PAs84Ga OFFICE TU ALBANY. Utica, $2 00 Hochester, $3 00 jyractise, 225 Raffato, 350 weKo, 2.25 Up & Lower Canadas 50 For passage apply nie m. Le m23 3m 93 Barelay street New York. Sp & ri et ERN EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE. ‘The Bubvo,iborg having completed their arrayeeinents ow pared to forwar m0. Noreh Weslo 't States and Canada, by daily, lines of towboute. raii- pads nai] sreamboa's, via the North riverand Erie Canal, uppe Lakes, Philadelphia and Pittbuugh, Ohio river and Canal . The following are a few of the most important Prarie, bureh, Gwwemnarti, Kinga ft. Lonte, St. Johns Loniertiile, Montreal. Buffalo, Qalena, Cleveland, ‘oronto, Ohio, IMinojs, Misconri, Indiana, ‘Tennessee, Keatucky, lowa, »per and Lower Canada, Having given such nuivcrent entis(ae ion inther London and Liverpool hoes of prokets, the subscribers will endeawr to mike the present andertaking eqtaily cesecving of public fa vor. Persons shomt ro emigrate to any of the © Ye vlnces are requeste! toatl on the snbseribers before n si rangements, as they coufidently believe the ni, offer are auch aa enum fail to prove highly and they pledve themselves that every attention to.cnonre comfort “aa dexpateh For further particolare Nip to W. & dT TATSCOTE, at heir General — Passage Office, 43 Peck slip cor South st. STATEN ISLAND FERRY Foot of Whitehall street. ‘On-and after ‘Thorsday, Jane the tat, STATES ISLANDER tad SAMBON will incken eat lowing trips, mntil further potier 2 Leavis STATEN ISLAND. LEAVES NEW YORK - Al 8 1, A.M P. t 8,9. 10, 12, 4M, at ty 3,6, 7P. My 1 On Sunday: ‘every h ar, from 8 A. mar A atreartterenaremcererctapiametenniietiia #OR LONDON <Kegalye Prcket tor J wie Oh—The aptew id P-eket tio WELLINGTON, adwick, master, will sail as above, her regular May, Havise very suverior accommota'ions for eabin, °nd cal and FRO presenge rs, pars pa wishine fo emb rk showd make early application ow board foot of Maiden 1. ne, orto JORS PH MeMURIAY, mn Perions wuhing to Dror gheont b bove ahip, or any spol ing ce aX ve, (il by lecte PACKET FOR thio ON ADA, Jam 1st of July. i iy THE LADIES—STR.KER’S SsLUTION —There is no occasion to wear fa se hor on account of the color of the hair. ies ave often troubled wisha pain or disease in the head, joned by the pressure of the faise hair. Ladies can have gray hai changed to look ell as ever it did, w thout injury. Mr. 3, has a ro expressly to be tended by a lady, at esidence. Also, Mr. 8. will change gentlemen's hast to y shade or col Druggists would do well to keep it ‘or sale in other erties, as humbug dyes are going out of date Whole sale and retail, at No. 5. Chatham st., opporiie the register’s fice, up starts. m 2t—im*r Gui KS, WHOLESALE AND Ke TAIL.—395 Broad wey. peer Waker sueet—VESSRS, Pri. ERNST SCHMIDT & MAUL, Guitar manufactures, woo'd fully call the attention of che public to their establ No. 395 Broadway, where they keep const -ntiy on extensive assorunent of fine-toned guitars, finished in the style, "ATi Lyetramen’s from this manufactory, loug favorably known in the United States, where it received the first pre- miam awarded by the American institnte, for the best Guitar, ave made of such materials sud insach asnperor m nner, 6 enables the maker to warrent them t stand any cl: mate. Strange:s before purch wing elsewhere, are requested to call avd examiue the spleo isd workmaurhip of thew instrame: ascertain the pres. ‘They will bo found lower chan at any other hy: r. Pi. ernst, Prof and Guitar, begs leary to announ the above arran, ements, do not interfer the least with ther engsgeme! | comtinvesto give lovons as usual, at 3% Broadway aller at_ m4 tm*r LIGHT! LIGHT!! A BRILLIANT AND BYAUTIFU! LIGHT FOR HALF A CENT FN HOUR v Vow, or ail, or liabil: y to get Hh ion he ty literal contact of oll our popalation. Yet, how shall they perceive \t, ond is blessings, uuless during ‘he enly hours. of lo-sare which meat of our citizens pysres absence of she sun be sypp'ied by tne r shalt be free to all? A rear tou vat di ruin has ju.theen efected nm of Terry's Li Lemp, te one of which to ht « parlor, wathou: sinoke or smell, a3 as the bestastral lamp, at av expense of but haifa why ee it to er 4 ita : HARRISON.” “e and witness their operat 4 Fenrl N.B. Liberal terms will be offered to de: 200 kegs second and fine 20» pigs Lead ait eos Alum 1x0 on hai d= Paging Payers—29X42 26X97 2X9 NW X31 W464 X92 ‘Together with » general assortment of w/iting ai pap ra, for sate by m23 im*: OLD COUNTRYMEN —MESaR JO) will draw at their i i Foreig rr Wail street, stall bills of exchange tro mit, payable at sight, for the accomm » ‘ishing toremit to chetr friends in Rnglen! al Mail Steamers forLive poo to HARNDEN 5 Amn eae aANRHLSO', HAIN CUTTING! HAIR CUTTING! HAIN CUCTING Hib. the ivimunble Hair Cutter, takes thin warthod, of an- torthins his friendsand the pablie in general, that he bas removed (rom the Tontine Boilding to his Old No. 86 ‘earl sueet, wp stairs, immediately adoring the Pearl Street House, where he willbe pl ased to operate on all who mar favor Bim with stra ble style of Hat Cut- ung, f auty of execution, sucprases any thine of the kind heretofore intr into the United staies ‘ous branches of wok done at the fol- lowing moderate — Taimitavle Hair 12% cents, Do | do Curhug,, We it 8 perfor Shaving, oe CLIARD SALOON. NO. 5 BARULAY STREKT, THREE DOORS BELOW i THE AMMRICAN HOTEL PRICE REDUCED to One Shilling per Hundred, from A.M. to SP M.—The subscriber informs tis inends and the public in generat, thatne hes Five New Bulliard ‘Tables, iu separate apartineuts—two in the upper front saloon—two in the tear saloon, and one in the front roor—all_ in first rate order. ach Ke: she establishment will be furnished witha pri being in dil- ferent apa ments selectand 1 seeable ALSO, TWO FINE Be BASE. His Bar will elways be stocsed with @ s: Wi Liquors and the best Segars to be had—als ry Cobblers, Mint anehes; made 10 & mauner Not to bo surpassed N B.—Tile apartments have nudergoue a thocough relitting pew paper, painting, & TP"Geutlemen will plesse to communicate any negivet of Anty of the eitendants, at the WRANCIS MONTEVERDE mchi6 tar ail 5 Barclay street. TREASURY NOTES LOsT. LO8T, by tne, subs det ween the cities of New York an ''Philade!phia, a pocket memorandum book, coutaining the followius ‘Treasury Notes :— No 19955 10 suse, 1812, 6 per cent, to Syl. Brown.) 4; 5 encorsed 26 Jone, 1913 | 8 100 19556 SE 100 RNING, JUNE 9, 1843. - Court of Errors. The Hon. Senator Dennison, President. June 8.—Smish Cutter et als 2 vas an appeal by writ of error from the judgment eme Court, growing out of the construction of in the will of the late Caspar Samler. tor, alter various bequests of nis property rects the remainder of it to Le divided into six equal pa which he bequeathed as follows: to his step daughter Mar- Baret ote share; to his daughter Susanuak, one share; tothe children of his daughter Mary, one share; to the children of his daughter Elizabeth, one share; to the children of his daughter Barbara, one share; aud tu the children of hisson John, one shure; and after some fur- ther directions, not material to the present issue, the tes- tator goes onto say, *' It is my further will that in case of he ‘death of my said children, or my said stepdaughter without lawful issue, that then the share or portion of my estate, which by'this my will would have gone to such issue, be divided equally among the survivors of my children or grandchildren in the same proportion as is herein before mentioned ” Margaret, the step!aughter, intermarried with John N. Grenzebach; she died, leaving several children by her husband. Barbara, one of the testator’s own laughter died shortly after her father’s death, unmarried and wit! out issue. Mrs. Grenzebach’s children claim to be en- titled under the will of the testator to one-fith 0: Barbara’s one sixth of the testator’s property. The children of Mrs Grenzebach brought an eject- meut to recover the one-sixth of Borbara’s one-fifth, claim ing to be entitled thereto under the above clause in the testator’s will. A special verdict was rendered by con- sent, and judgment given for the defendants inerror. A writ of error was brought, upon which the present pro- ceedings are founded. Mr. Gerrard, for the plaintiits in error, closed his argument at two o'clock, when Mr, O'Conor commenced hia reply. The Court adjourned to ten o’clock to-morrow, when Mr. O’Conor will re- sume his argument. Messrs. Staples and Gerrard for plaintiffs an error. Messes. @’Vonor and Shefflin for defendants in error. Court of Common Pleas. Before Judge !ngrahain. Jury 8.—Samuel R Spelman vs. Moses ¥. Beach and John Tracy — This was an action ol trespass on the case to recover damages for the illegal taking of certain pro- perty, alleged to betaken by the defendants, which had been previously mortgaged to defendants. ‘The tacts were shorty these. A person ofthe name of Martin Moran, was indebted to piaintiff inthe sum of $444, and in order to secure the plaintiff in the payment of d, on the Sist March last, execute a mortgage icles of metal and tinware. Previous to the execution of the mortgage, the defendant,Beach, obtained a judgment in one of the Ward Courts, against Moran for $60 or thereabouts; upon which he caused to be issued an execution, and putitinto the hands of Tracy, the officer, defendant, who leviei on the property mortgaged, aud had it sold for the satisfaction of his judgment. The defence was that the mort.age was fraudulent, and executed without consideration, for the purpose of covering Moran’s property from his creditors. It w also alleged tor the defence that the property was left possession of Moran, aud thathe traded on it rebut the defence, it was alleged that Beach had been paid the amount of his claim, ot the greater part of it, and wa: also alleged by his counsel that the judgment was im- properly obtained, iaasmuch as the said Beach had con- trived to keep Moran’s principal witness out of the way. After counsel on both sides had summed up, his Honor told the Jury the question was, was their evidence to convici Beach with the seizure and taking of the goods, he being plaintiff in the original execution would not make nim responsible. There is no evidence of his ha- ving directed the taking of this property ; but there is evi- dence that he was called upon in relation te the and he stated that he did not know, but desired them to Pe Spal Oh bles 142 19558 10 ; ae 2, 2 100 34000 10 Oe Naey Ieee} 3°; 3001 10 " 6 ” yet2) S440 3402 10 AO ler 1842 to B. Rungenand R. L. Myers, 50 11295 8 Mar., 1812, cent, t» Syl. Brown, endors- ed 12 Starch, 1812, to nvan and HK. L. Myers, 50 20965 25 Apul, 1812, @. Loyall, endorsed April, 1642, toK. L. Myers, 50 © & OMD>pE >: $550 All persons are forewarved against the payment of the above notes. A liberal reward will be pid for the retura of the book and contents, tp the sub: eT, at TS South Front street, or weasrs. ane ——, @ South Wharver, Philadelphia, or to Messrs. Bryan & Maitiand, 175 Front street, New York- Philadelphia, 27th May, lea3 30 Im? F (Sizoed) RL. MYERS. 10 CONTRACTORS —Propos: is will be received by tr subscriber for rebui.ding the east abutme.t of Mamary Bridge, according to svecificavions which will be furnished, and also for the repairs of the former Bridge ‘The p oposals mey be for borh the eutment and repairs of the bridge tovether or sepuate Persons wishing ty contract, will please hand in their estimates to the tubsc.iners on oF yreViouls 10 the 12th stint, if convenient atteud at house of Epenstus Haddon, Kye, on that ey betwee hours of ow hreeo clock . when the Proposals wiil be ope: ed fie :tious can also be found ac the stores ¢ M t Hea. rear the Bridoee Pi iL MO HALS TE.) of Rye. U F CAKPES ER, 73 Wiliiamat, N. ¥ Mamvoniel, Jan 1, 1813 ye Bee SH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. G, PH LIPS, Merchant Tailor, (late of 7 Astor Houn S. Broadway.) imoreared with she nec: zency of the times by the reenerion of w while snbject co the € Bro dway lneatinn neressarily has d ouly wa to effet this—withont the qualuy of lie garments; he haz, therefare, seisoved his establishment to 136 WASSAU STREET, comer cf Beckrtan, where gentlemen cau now besapplied ata deduction of tea per cent trom his former low prices.. % ‘The following is submitted merely es a specimen of the foregoing assertion -— Superfine Coats, mae in th le, from Som Sis bextra a of the fines: quelity, 1B to 22 Challe Ves 8. P. bey 0, to observe, the above artic: may be relr sespects, to be ef the m oo descripti er than any other house furnishing the same SS Ce ee a Ne DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS. JOHN ROACH, OPTICIAN. 72 Nassan, near John street, N. Y. AVING the Lens ground under his own inspection, and arranging them in the caera obscura himeell, he feels warranted iv saying that operators us ing his apparatas have ob tained more ‘cxmerns With foreign lens. for the latter d_ still oftener imp operly adjoated. T! riiger requests a trial teen years practice as Optician enables him to grind and ar- range bear he ‘anit the purpose for which they are waated. a imtee "THE MOST DELIGHTFUL Ov ALL EXCURSIONS. —A sai aci the. Ai luboken, aud then 4 walk 'o the Bl Ficl's atoag the exceevingly bewutifal rad picturesque shores of the plice, will prove the mot aceomplished and attractive of all the rural excursions be mad- from the city. The ground: aspect, the trees being mostly i ieal the s: aneh turf. The watks ave in excellent order, hiving been ly embellished the present spring mig 2w-er PRICK OF JERREMSON INSUMANCI CUMtA NY—Office 36 Wall street. ‘This Company cont their busszess of insurance against loss or damage by gn goods, wares and ioerchendize an also, on vessel cargoes against lows by inland navigation. DIRECTORS, homns WV ‘Shore [a ‘thomas T Weodraff John K Daviser Thomeon Price Jokn IH Lee J 4 James R Whiting Wm K Ther The mas Merrell jomas Morre! THOMAS W; THORNE, Presiden £0. T. ROPE. Secretary. | may ib ‘me. following Wines, &c. for sale at 45 ham. inds, quarcer casks, demijohns and bottles, d’high cost, direct and via India. im pes My iarter gaana and 1a glass, of varius wiew—amonrillado in quarter exsks, “Por—imported expressly for family wse, in wood and in 8 part very old an anx, Latoure, St. Estaphe, Larose, arcobranner Cabinet,Chartz- sen, Grevhansen, Hinterhau in, Peisporter, Leib(aumiteh, evenhermer Hoehheimer, Me. &e he. Sauterne, Bagac, Mogzat, Chablis 2 argundies—Clos de Vouzeot, Chambertin, Romanee. ‘ery old Cognac Brandy, vintage 1783; expressly for summer Fine Holland Gin. The absve articles are recommended to the infirm na"a sove- reign remedy for their maladics. GILBERT DAVIS. m3 tm Hk ANCIENT AND. WONDERFUL SMPIRw OF CHINA—Descrived, Ulusteated. and Femilmnzed.—K. MALIN & CO hnve jist received from London-a maguul cent Minstrated work on Chin oomthly parts, with oll the aids of eograv Mt covprenent 4 heantital and instrnetive necotat oF thet as toni nod interesting couutry, The nntiquity. the fren deur, aud the exclaniee character of the institut ins’ of China, finder such am aceonutat he present time, peculiarly appre: priate an deetrable, considering the thterest which 1s now fort to the United States, in connection with tre fect of our com mereial operations being so macn with that stogular tod woovertal msion, tne, work wil Be Iaaed) im dombere containing three steel engravings tn each. Price 50 cents ie MATIN & CO. which they intend to issue and printing co: my 7-1m' 26 Jon arr MADAME FLORUVE LEFEVRE—Removed trom 79 ME Rravklin street 0 20 Walker in6 ime MONTHLY REPORT OF THE NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, TNO. 75 CHAMB&HS SLREET. CARES CURED. Inflammation of the eye- 4 Diseases of the liver. ids 3 yp flan of ie to Syphalitie Tri 3 Vomitirg. jastritis Rwnureais, three woder _§ Diseases of the Womb ‘ treatmegt- doing, well qu py pt ‘i the commen, 6 Uapepeia i ce 19 Whites, or Fluor Albus § Btyes, by an operation 21 Gonorrhea m 3 Er tas F Ulderated sore throat 12 Gleet—cured by new by anew method of Femedies treatment 3 Diseases of the heart 4 Sore Nipples 2 Dysentary ver Secordary Syphilis * ay improve eure 3 Operstions for fistule in 10. moved: Claud Footenred hveyated Tumors Ulex rs on toe legs oared t 1 Large ce of tone re Noved trom the arm. 1 Amputation of finger 1 Concer Breast 1 Uvala removed DR, A. BOSTWICK, Attending Physician and Surgeon. jiimes ©. MeMANUB, Apothecary and Secretary, bring a replevin, and have the property replevined, this was some cvidence to connect Beach with the seizure. His Honor said that a debtor had wright to prefer one cre- ditorto another, and ifthey belleved it was a bona fide transaction hetween Moran andthe plaintiff, they should find for the latter, but ifthey believed thet the mortgage was executed to cover the property and defraud the cre ditors, then then they should find for defendants. ‘The Jury will return a sealed verdiet to-morrow mor- ning. E. C. Gray for plaintiff—J. T. Brady for defendants. and Alderman Scoles and Martin. James R. Wuitina, Esq., District Attorney. Jone 8.—MitcueLt. Cuantay, a farrier, who was for- meriy in the employ of Charles J, Taylor, furrier, of 174 Water street, was tried on an indictment for burglary in the third degree, and grend larceny, in entering the store of Mr. ‘Taylor onthe 7th of March 1 and preeilog tas caps, furs, skins, and ribands valued at about $1000. The accused was tried on the count of the indictment charging the grand larceny, that ofthe burglary ha been walved for want of evidence to sustainit. Mr Tay Jor testified that Chartry had been in his employ, and that he was led to suspect him in the first place a8 guilty of the offence, after a man named Anthonv J. Hirsch had been arrested, and a portion ot the stolen goods recevered. Chartry was ‘arrested in Jersey city, and she followin letter post marked New York, March 8th, 1843, addre to Heary Mitchell, Baltimore, was found in his trunk: — “ New Yous, March Sth, 1843. “Dean M.— “1 have been down Water street, but have heard no- thing of Mrs. Smith or the girls. You must be very con- sius, for Brovia los: 200 Shetiing seals about a month ago, every Body is Looking out for them Don’t st in Baltimore you had Better be hear Several pers: ask me ware you are. Send me word wha: you are at By Return of Post and if possible some moncy for I wish to go a Little way in the country and take the Girls out of New York. 1 cannot do it until I hear trom you should any thing turn up I will write you. Yours, sincerely, ATKINS WYNN, Post Office, New York. The testimony of Henry Fay, of Baltimore, was read to the Jury, in which he testified that he purchased aquan- tity of seal skins, nutria skins, pirces of ribands, &=., from the accused, who represented himself as Mr Henry Mitchell, These skins and ribands were delivered to of- ficer Bell, of Baltimore, and were identified by Mr. Taylor as ide of the goods stolen. The defence, conducted by Wm. Shaler and Wm. M. Fiice, Exqrs., offered no evi- dunce, but contended that 0 the evidence of the pros tion, the accused could not be convicted of burglary, as it hed not been proved, nor of grand larceny, as there was no specia! count in the indictment under which he was tried distinctly charging the grand larceny as sepa- rate from the burglary, ‘The Reconper charged that although the burglary had not been proved, the jury could under the evidence before them, if they thought it sufficient, find the accused guilty of grand larceny under the second couat of the in- dictment, which verdict was rendered, and the prisoner then remanded ‘or trial on another charge of grand lar- ceny The counsel for deience took exceptions to the charge. Jous Win Before Recorder Tallmad; lad, was tried ona charge of grand larceny in sts + a double barrelled pistol and other property vaiued at about $50 {rom the hotel of Harvey F. Aubery, No. 13 Park Row, onthe 18th of February last. The prosecution proved’ by Charles koss, of Anthony street, that the accused gave him ad uble barrelled pistol to pawn the morning ater the property is said to have been stolen, Which pistol was identified as the one taken from the hotel of Mr. Aubery. The accused was de- fended by Enoch E. Camp, who contended that under the evidence the accused could be convicted of petit larceny only, ht but the pi traced to his posses: elas aoe c ‘The Court so charged the jury, and after a they returned a verdict o1 guilty of petit larceny only, and the Court sentenced him to the penitentiary for six months. ‘The Gran Juny came into Court, returned a number of bills of indi tment, aud retired for the transaction of further business. Gronox Oxiver, alias Haliday, alias Roberts, was tried on an indictment of burglary in the third degree, in en- tering the tailoring store of John Major, 232 Canal street on the I8thof January last, and stealing a quantity of ready made clotbin, Char! Nichols, who had also been indicted for the same off ace, was calied as a wit ness by the progecution, @ nolleprosequi having been en- tered in the suit ogainst him, and testified that the accu sed was pot p.esent atthe burglary, but that it wascom- mitted by himeel!, Gibbs alias ‘I ibbin, Ned Holes, end Fay. There being no evidence against the accused except the fact of his having a portion of the stolen goods in his pos- session which Nicholls stated was given to him atter the burglary. He was acquitted and remanded fortrial on another charge. Forreiten Recoonizanors.—The names of the follow- ing perions having byen called, and not answering, their recognizances were forfeited, and ordered to be prosecu- ted forthwith + James D. Yates, charged with perjury in a suit before Justice Bull, wih Day.d Baker ; bailed by David Evans Alico £. Simons, for keeping a disorderly house in Broad street ; bailed by George Van Inwegen. Jown Sullivan, for passing a counterfeit $10 dill of the Seventh Ward Bank, on David H. McAlpin, on the 6th of Februory last, in company with John Noles; bailed by De Rush Lambert. ‘Thowas Baxter, for petit larceny, in stealing alive sow; bailed by Cornelius Sullivan and Williom Hamilton. Charles R. Pettit, for insuring numbers in the lottery ; bailed by Charles T. Bornard, ‘Assacire ann Bartentes—Jacob Varian, for striking and besting Elsy Attn Rogers; bailed 2. Sewell V. Dodge. Elmer Bartlett, for pulling Joseph Gulick’s hair ; bailed by Jonas Bartlett. Wm. K. Hoyt, for begga 3 Mar- faret Hercy ; bailed by Abm. W. Morse. Sylvester Spencer ond Elias Q. Slovel, for beating John Dannals + bailed by John L. Martin and Mary Hood. wae Wark and Johan Thompson, for beating John Brown, a watch- man; twited by Joseph Wark, James Thompson and Thomas Craig. "Phe Court then adjourned to this (Friday) morning at li o’clovk. The Special Sessions meet at 9 o'clock. ‘ourt Calendar, Crncerr Count —Nos, 42, 126, 113, 55, 80, i14, 19, 77, 95. 18), 61, 67, 88, 121, 46, 69, 99, 96, 24, 1.9, 62, ‘101, 102, 73, 74, 81, 82, 84, 85, 116, 117, 80. Surrsron Count —62 56. 57, 63, 59, 60, 61, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 65, 69, 70, 71, 72, 78, 74, 75, 103, 3. Common Pixas.—76, 77, 79, 80, 89 99, 67. ‘Tue Nerannors—By Miss Bremer: translated by Mrs. Howitt. The Harpers have published this po. pular work for one shilling, the cheapest yet, and the best withal. It forms No, xx. of the “ Library of Select Novels.” The George Washington, “ She walks the water like a thing of Life.” Brnon. See with what swan-like grace along she glides Over the bright bosom of the sparkling tides; Unfurlsin proud array each snowy sail, ‘To woo the influence of tne fav’rin, Her home “‘is on thi wep! Embosom’d in whose depths wild spirity sleep! Rude storms may come, but may the O’er-ruling Pow’r Never desert her in that trying hour ! Ever may she her Ocean pith explor Reflecting honor to Columbia’s shor New Yor! Pittsburg. {Correspondence of the Herald.] Prrrspure, June 5, 1843. Death of Mr. Charles H. Eaton, the Boston T'rage- dian——Politics—-—- Business—- Theatricals— News Items. J. G. Bennerr, Esq.— Deak Sir— It is with feelings of no little regret that I an- nounce to you the death of Mr. Eaton, who is wel. known, asa tragedian of more than ordinary me it, in your city. On the evening of the Ist inst, a8 Mr. Eaton was retiring to bed, while walking ever the corridor, he made a mis-step, and was precipitated over the banister, and fell ona brick payemeai some twenty feet below, which fractured ‘issiuil. He lived five days in great distress, vod peid che last debt of nature at one o’clock this mor Since his arrival in this city, he has beea boarding at the Exchange Hotel, where he had the best atrention of the landlord, and the best medical aid of the city. John Quiney Adams, ard Rush; the Ex-Minister to Russia, the able George M. Dallas; Horace Bione' Chauncey, Josiah Randall, David Paul Richard Willing, Esquires, and many other of our most distinguished citizens. 3 on the breast was a silver plate, with this inscription: JACOB RIDGWAY, Died April 30, 1843. In the 76th year of his age. His remains were conveyed to Lau: i - tery and deposited in the fam are Hub Game Requiescat in Pace. Mr. Bennerr :— Permit me te which appeared Greene, of the na ner being founded in errs and to Dr. -» he will no doubt when apprised of the facts. give the certificate, the removal of the Uemanly was observed in Dr. G body. Nothin, Saxpwicn Istanp sioo of the Sandwich posed to the guns of the thorities of the islands were di extremity to which they wer the attendance of the Ameri The F; vault. Price Two Cents, his Secretary of State Rich. onor- Charles rown, and The coffin was plain: Hamiuton. ® correct an erreneous statement yesterday, respecting Dr. The accusation of the Coro- ‘or, and in justice to himself nowledge this, Dr. G.did not even nor had he any thing to do with thing rade or ungen- +s deportment. Justice. je the city of Honolulu British frigate, andthe au. Liberating what to doin the driven, the King requested can and French residents, and offered atday break to hoist the American and French flags, declare his dominioas under the joint those powers, and risk the fire of Lord Pa vernment, if ti pert ot it protection of ulet and bis sidents would assure him ol the sup- jive countries, or the American flag an citizens thought that our govern- uld come to his assistance idents were disposed to give him the assurance on the part of their government, but the Americans hesita- ch Consul In the death of Mr. Eaton the stage bas losi.a star, | ted, and finally declared that they were afraid to pledge and the public a worthy citizen. Politics are in a bad state in this city. The great body of the blue noses are much dissatisfied with a | Long, nie ‘ - | declined to do any thin, € co majority of the candidates nominated at th | tes evant ord pier ny—for such, in fact, it may be considered. its civilization, ita commercial importance, relgion, all from our country value belong to our citize f i to the number of two hundred good for the largest class of boats. The travel ie | ther as to home ports, and very considerable, if 1 am permitted to judge from | th vention, and some of them make no cencealment of their intention to oppose a portion of the ticket. Business is brisk here at present. The river is in | churchei a good stage tor boating. It has risen some six Or | ty of grea eight feet within the last week—the navigation is the number of strangers at the Exchange Hotel This hotel will vie with any establishment in the country. The (able d’hote is A No.1. It takes the Herald and other eastern papers, and is “‘stste via tor.” Itiskept by Messrs Kiver aud Smith. Theatricals have been quite brisk for the last two weeks. Pickering, the inimitable delineator of the Joc-ko sot, has been getting offhis drolleries, to the universal satisfaction of his audiences. The quaint and quiet humor of this Pickering, in this deecrip- tion of character, is irresistibly comic, and may be said to belong, to himself alone. News is scaree. 1 will not forget to say that yes- terday was remarkable forbeing the firstdry Sunday people this country oy its friend and proteeto islunds, having such claims upon us, appealing in vain tor our assistance, passed under the dominion of Great Britain nded injuries which cution of which she mij For example, the Briti be remem! as it derived the Mniced States as it had never been the policy of our government to acquire colonial possessions. 180, of the Boston, ren ursued a cautious policy, and for the defence of the town in by Lord Paulet. And s0 our colo- ways looked to nd so those nd we upon them, to show that the demands t ord Pauiet presented, were any thing more than pretences, designed to hide, but re- ally exposing and increasing the iniquity of rand—which w ence—we might mention a which have not yet appeared in print, all going to show that so farfrom having any injuries to’ complain of, Great n herself had long been an oggressor in the islands, and epparently bent upon picking a quarrel in the prose- ht do what she has now done.— Consul, Simpson, who, it will ted in the letter which we pub- real er- to rifle the islands of their independ- great many circnmstances that we have had in two months. The ladies of | lished last week to have run away in debt, and left an in- this city are neither fashionable or handsome.— | dividual ofvery bad character to act in his stend, ous to his departure, was in ti solent language to thi otherwise conducting hi. sel! in a manner to show that he felt sure of the protection of his government in an: Were a drunken English st or taken up in the night by the police, or an English re- sident sued or his property attached for debt, or did ap Englishman in eny respect violate the laws of the islands and redress was sougit in the usual way, the Consul, belf drunk, would rush to the Governor, and swaggering about the rights of “Nuf sed.” Yours truly, E. W. The Late Jacob Ridgway, the Millionaire. James Gorpon Bgenneit, Esq :— Dear Sirn:— As there hasbeen much speculation in reference Puitapenputa June 4, 1848. lee beep retaeria revi- he habit of using the most in- of the islands, and ‘with a complaint, “her majesty’s sub" to the life of the late Jacob Ridgway, Esq., of this } jects,” threaten to send home for a vessel of war to chas- city, I have felt an interest in collecting from au- | tite the islands, if Englishmen were not treated with thentic sources information which, with that I re- ceived from him personally, and what from my own knowledge Lean give, may serve to gratify the public Mr. Ridgway, styled the millionaire, was born near Tuckerton, in the State of New Jersey, seven- ty-five years ago, of wealthy parents. In Europe his father would have been regarded as one possess- ing lordly domain, and altogether worthy a title and rank among their nobles. He wore a title here, among his republican fellow citizens, of infinitely greater value than ali the diadems of Evrope—that of an honest, benvolent, and good man, which he never tarnished, but carried with him to his grave, leaving to his descendants each a legacy a prince might be proud of, and all true men kaow how to value. The object of this sketch left home at an early age—net content with the tranquil enjoyment and ease of competency in rural lite—came to Phila- delphia and entered that of a busy, bold, and enter- rising merchant. He commenced on a small scale, but by his industry, integrity, economy, and atten- tion to business, he rose rapidly—Dame Fortune smiled—he, in common parlance, became ashipping merchant —he visited Europe to superintend a branch of the house with which he was connected, and soon alter, having the confidence of the mer chants of our country, was appointed American con- sul at Antwerp, where he laid the foundation of his great fortune He shortly after retired from mercantile pursuits, having applied himself so closely as to impair his health—then made the tour of Europe, and returned to his native country with his health but litte recruited; he placed himself under the care of two of our most experi enced physicians, visited by their directions the Virginia Springs and other watering places to no purpose, he then settled himself in our city, entered extensively into the improvement of it and the city of Camden on the opposite side of the river Dele- ware, and in proportion as he improved them, did his fortune and health increase, and from being the owner in early life of a single farm he acquired possessions and wealth, the extent of which has perhaps never but once been equalled in Pennsyl- vania, and in all human probaty!ity never wii be, by any one man again. [tis ia vayn ot thie time toate tempt to calculate with certainty (1 i ae ‘hose to whom it has worthily descended, cau fora: as yet a0 proper estimate. Mr. Ridgway ws throughout lifea plain-truth loving man, who inspired confi- dence in all with whom he come in contact; his dress and deportment were plain; his manners ireed from hauteur, yet they were such as to command respect from ult and to avoid unde familiarity with any. He was judiciously benevolent; ever found ready te encourage the man of limited means, and send him on the road to fortune—this was particu- larly manifested in his directorship of the Bank of Pennsylvania, in which he was a large stockhold- er, always refusing discounts and accommodations to the rich and extensive operators or speculators, prefering the humbler mechanics, tradesmen and merchants; his conduct in that particular may serve as an index to his business intercourse with the world. Indeed for the last few years of his life he had little other than business intercourse His time was occupied in the employment and payment of a vast number of the humbler portion of our citizens, to whom and the city of Philadelphia generally his loss will long be felt, and many a were tenants of his, will Jive to mourn his loss, who knew and feit for them in a way not to be misunder- | stood Mr. Ridgway left a son and two deughters, to whom, in equal proportions, after providing in a | him in business, he bequeathed his vast fortune. In this last act of self a true man, his children were entitled to the products of his enterprise—they have received it without stint, limit or condition, and cither of them may be considered as wealthy as any citizen of our State. Theson of Mr. Ridgway isa true American nobleman—so plain, unassuming and atid on in his manners and deportment, that he might we be mistaken for a geatleman of humble fortune. One of his daughters is the wife of Dr. James Rush, a man of science and high reputation in bis profes- sca sion. He is the son of the celebrated Dr. Rush, late of thiseity. Mrs. Rush is well known for her be- | intie fo: the shope off mont i character—the leader in fashionable lite; yet never | farit is of no. tee. those, who have dee Physicians and No. 79 Falton street; j7 Sete nevolence and extended charities; she is a lady ot commanding intellect, and great sprightliness of forgets the poor. s % The other daughter of Mr. Ridgway is the widow of Mr. Roach, who was a country gentleman, and has lived tor the last few yearsacountry life; she is said to be betrothed to Dr. J. Rhea Barton, our suc- ceseful and far-famed surgeon. We have thus given a briet history of the life of Mr. Ridgway. Ol the leading traits of his character and kindness to the virtuous poor, we speak from personal observation and a limited ac- | s4P* ifin a manaer a0 perfect, prearanes the mos: beaut quaintance for the | few years. Buta few weeks before his death, he was in perfect health; he was ‘injured in walking along the street, by # pair of horses attached to a vehicle running away; he was taken home, and within a week we called at his office to enquire after his health, and was surprised to find bum his g in his usual seat, and Im | soir fine spirits. We expressed pleasure and surprise at this, when be replied that he was not seriously in- ney ps4 ond beamtiful fi jured, and shewed us a gash on his head caused by the accident referred to. He was in a few days after confined to his bed, and we never saw hin more. We attended his funeral, which was in per- fect keeping with the plain dignity of his life. e vaw there the Ex-President of the United States, gre at the same time securin, declare the: gence to Santiago. curred.—N. O. Rep. Conciliador, alluding to this affa Navy Orpers —Lieut. Charl mand the Venderbilc on the coast survey. McCormick, trom the Missouri to the Assistant Surgeon J. Hopkinson, Midshipman ship at three months. month. ‘Tue Canat—The table below exhibit shipped down the cénal, on the Ist, 2d and 3d of June — 26,498 Amount of tolls receive i Jn Total amount rec’ o a Increaee over last year, ROTON GARDEN Reserveir, <0: streer—The subse: and the public im general, tht h y to furnn d other re je up at low tric: NOA nes: . ; forms his «rien family of respectability, whove fortune has fallen | the sbore Gardep, A | bee of Li,nors. Wines Begars, from under them within the last few years, and who | bey ea laliy | jaar ter consideration. In this way the Enj and residents have been the pest of the i ch ogents the British Government hus noy the nativ. Ale ag curiosity. one lish Consul and with managed to an- and keep them in constant dread of its to its subjects almost en- 'y irom the penalties and responsbilities ber igad to the laws of the local government.—N. O. Bul- jetin. JnsuRRECTION 1N Cuna.—- We learn that several Spanish gentlemen, who left Havana six days ago, d had not heard of an actual insurrection in the neighborhood of Santiago de Cuba. version of the story runs thus: Santiago having received information that English abolitionists contemplated making an expedition from Jamaica, with the intention of creating a ser- vile war on the southern side of Cuba, sent an ex- press to the captain general at Havana. thereupon ordered the Spanish vessels of war and steamers then in Havana to repair with due dili- No over act of revolt had oc- Their The Governor of The latter ‘Tur Monterrey Arratr.—A Mexican paper, the r, says that “the public have already pronounced their judgment, and whilst the United States refrain from condemning in a formal and explicit manner, the conduct of Commodore Jones, until the manifests which he published on landing his force, shall be disavowed officially, a manifesto declaring that his operations were cenformable to orders from his superiors, the Mexican Government wili ha¢e reason to doubt the good faith of its Northern n part we shall believe that the attack was made in consequence of a plan jong ago concerted by the U. 8. Government.” bors, and for our AcquittaL or Lewis —By Saturday morning’s mail from the West, we received intelligence of the acquittal ot John Lang Lewis, who had been on trial in the Superior Court, charged with being con- cerned in the late robbery of the Trust Company, at Columbus.—Augusta Sent., 5th H. Davis, to com- ieut J acedonian. to the receiving 2,997 juring the same ti 1 to June 3, 1848, April 20 to June 3, 1843, th the Drsirbati iber ree eetfally in hus qpencd with the ‘ahme TUGWFLL. . W. Polk, leave Boatswain E. Crocker, leave one amount of leave for Kuro 4 pore of transacting bu handsome manner for all closely connected with | commission ar otherw i i p— | attenrion to the purchase o! including his household servants— revere Belin inves fs he an | OF | Tend.) respectfully requests the patronage this prosperous and good man’s lite he showed him- | may'y ish to oder such a wit! be prompt flvtering hiv competent to ft fi him with comm W. ry liberal pwron rs, and respectfa ly reqneste a contint L. Scheltema, who will reesive 9 vertie awy claims that may be ontetandi who. at 258 RPA’S OIL —The der he are ot tis medicn proofs ere coming from ever f letters, cer'ificates bank notes or har: ncured A B.& D. Sands, Dragsiet t Broad way : 273 Broadway. Sree WHITE, 0 Tas farer of a ne is @mabled to toke rogate from the phic rt, be fearlessly c jn ony partof the globe Mr. White begs to odd, thot ne ority of his portraits, and he be ing, 00 & single pla * 4° lustructious given 10 che necessary appariins suppl: fi hi Thills dae wo him W.A re all .ecoverivg th: ir he quarter of the country, nt 4 oral testimontes, bat 3 indeed, om immense + increasing HE UNDERSIGNED, W. A. SMETS, being about to ‘on of stout the Sih inst for the pur siners for the fall ard spring tad nding to give his pariienlar Foods « mawrondertes, th France and! ‘of those persons who: them tl h orders nga COL! Beara by his Ola ‘Surg sous highty re- listinet sto eq hed coppsrplate, retensions ¢ me th a eur’ D-garrotype Sciences om ressonable terme, here’ i. no Ou FAD in extent, capacity or ing the infinite nly person capy- fonds, correct saperd, and costly the likeness of « f eight oF ten persoas at one See.