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

a THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, 1X.—=Ho. 173,.-Wacle 3385, To the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year exeept New Year’s day and Fourthof July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- mum—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 im advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of ‘ : oiling, | giovocae h the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing Ireland, Scotland or Wales san ai ‘The Hottinguer will succeed the Garrick, and sail the 16th July i2sr ast. Ithas the largest circulation of any paper in this city, or the world, and is therefore, the best channel for business men inthe city ur country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- vance. PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate rices, and in the most jant style. won TaMES GORDON BENNETT, Paormixton oF THE Henaip Estap.isuMenr, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets (2184 AND NOB‘TH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL = STEAM SHIPS, sper Of 1200 tons and 440 horse power each. Avnginted by the Adiralty to anit between Liverpool and | aSBAGE, F Bostom calling at Halifax to land and receive Passen- seugers and Her Majeaty’s Mails, tain Charles Hl 1c. Judkins tain Kdward G, Lott. tan Alexander Ryric. Ae Captain T,Sbapnon. fapiain lewi! Hail for "ostou, via Halifax. FROM LIVERPOOL. YROM BosTOR Acadia, May th June Coinmbia, Ist July aberuia 16th Jaly Caledonia, Lott, 4th Jal Ist Aug 1 These sinscasry experienced surgeons, and Frances? P tent fe Moats. 'No berths secured until ¥ D. BRI je6r for. Apply to IGHAM, SK. Agent, No.3 siveets New York. VOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL, The Reyal Mail Steam Ship COLUMBIA, N.Shi nnon,Esq be en »Will leave Boston for the above ports,on Sa.urday, july Ni DRAFTS ON IRELAND, &ec, which can be sent oy the m ship COLUM- BIA, saiti from Boston On the Ist July. Persons visiting or remicting money to any part of the old TY can at all times ob- t foi tain from the om Drafts ai ir any amount drawn direct ou the Royal Bank of Ie |, also on the old establiah- banking hruse of Messrs. Prescot’, Grote, Ames & Co. of London, which are paid free of discount, or any charge what- ever, inevery province and county, besid % fes.all the inland towns throughout England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, thereby an- sweriug che same purpose at Bank of England aud Ireland notes. Apnly to, o address i ter, poat paid. to Mes ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO, 35 Fulton street, itu next door to the Fulton Bank. DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRK- LAND, &e — ney, to ‘th con be sup a 3,5, 10,20 & £50, or anv amout, payal deman*, without discount oruny other cha ge, at the nal Bane of Ireland, Proviueial Bunk, do. Messrs, James Bult jon & Co.. Bank?rs, Lon‘on, 1. Barned & Co., Exchange and Diseount Ba Liserpoo!, Kater Bank of Scotland, Gieen- ock Banking Company. Sit Wea. Forbes Hunter & Co.. Seor- and, and t bronehes in every post town throughout England, Irelaua, Scotinud & Wales, which drafts will. be forwarded by the *Sieamer Caledouin,” that leaves, Boston the let Jaly, by Attheir General Passoge Office, 43 Peck Slip, cor. South at. N. B.—All letters from the country must come post paid. MARSE’ } LIN! Ore y ‘The undermentioned ships will be regularly dispatched from hence and from Marseilles en the Ist of each month during the year= From New York. Marseilles. COURIER), Capt D: ‘ Jone 1 vADg L HELLESPONT Capt Au Aut Oat GORIOLANUS. Cap Haile ep Nov 1 . Cap Haile, Bep H?RY THOMPSON, Cap Sylvester, Oct 1. ec 1 They are all tin! ae and copper fastened,and have excelleut accommodations for passengers: f eat rice Of cabin passaye will be $100, exclusive 0; wines iquors. Goods addressed to thea gents, BOYD & HINCKEN, will be forwarded free of other charges than those actually paid. ‘or freight or passage Bey, to. BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents. TT Buildings, or Nog rine 8. BROOM & CU., mir 103 Front street. TAY RLEANS, LOUISIANA AnD NEW \ JRE LINE OF PACKETS Ford despatch a ship from this Port on the Lat, th, 1th, 15th, 20th, an 25th of exch month, com.1 encing the 16th October and, continu- fg uni May, when regatar days will be appointed for the re- maiuder of the year, wherel t ‘and disappointmer Will be yreveuted dating the summer months. ‘The following Ship LOUISA, Captain Mulford. ‘These skys were'all bait the city of New Yprk, exmrese | the __, for packets, are of ligks draft of water, have 2¢ wly coppered and put @ splendid order, with accommodations for pawengers unequalle®’ for comfort. They are commanded by experienced masters, Who will make every exertien to give eneral satisfaction. ‘They will at all times be towed up and lown the Mississippi by steamboats. spree : Neither the owners or captains of these ships will be responsi- Ue for jewelry, bullion, precious stones, silver or ‘ware or for any letters, ‘or package, sent by o rput on ol them, unless re ills of iading are taken for the same vcd the value thereon expressed. Vor freight or passage, apnly SK COLLINS & CO..56 South st. or HULLIN & WOODRUFF, Agent In New Orieans, who will promptly forward all goods to their address, ‘The ships of this line are warranted to sail | Punccually aa ade ly meastrre 1TTANCES TO IRELAND, &—Tie subscriber continues to transmit money io sums large small, to persons residing in apy part of Ireland in e manner as he, end his predecessor in business have done fer the last thirty yerrs and more;also,to any part of Eng- land. or Scoulan by letter (post paid) to the subscriber, or ed with him, with the naue Of the petsou or |, England or Scotland, to whom it 18 to be will be immediately transmitted eipt to that effect ven, or for Warked to thesen iis cei yhaet money, or elaims on persons 10 any p cloud, Enyland or Scotland, ean be. collected hy the subseri- befor ferara enim in any part of te United States o7 Ca : paid to the mm accord Mime GEORGE MeBRIDE, Jr, 2 Cedar st. LACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- P+ aa PACKY So rOR LL ERPOOL—itegular inarks bie packet, and sails on Saturday. the Ist July. we re~ ailing packet OXFORD, John Rethbone, ‘commander, will positively, sail as above, her regular day. ‘The accoinmodations of this superb packet, for cabin, 2d cabin andateerace passengers are upsurpassed” by any other ship afloat. ‘Those returnin« to the old country will find it to their interest to select this conveyance im p-:ference to any other. FOr passage, apply on board, foot of Beekman street, or to the subscribers ROCHE, BROTHERS & «.0., 35 Fulton st. ‘Next door te the Falton Bank P. 8. ‘The new and magniticent packet ship MONTEZU- MA, barthe ons, will succeed ths Oxford and sail for from on the 19th Jaly, her regular day: Fersous sending for their friends can have. them brought out in herorany cfthe packets of this line, which sail from that pot om the 7th and 19:h of every month, Drafts at aight for apy amount, on the Royal Bank of Ire- land and op. Messrs Prescott, Groce, Ames & Co., Bankers, London, whieh will be paid free of discount or any charge, in every town throughont England, Ireland, ¥cotland and Wales, For passage, apoly as above ja FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Line—Reguiar Packet 16th July—The new, aid built; packet ‘ship HOTTINGURN! ey ene 1050 tons, will sat! as above, he} lar eommodions st RN freight or passege, having large Is i the ts in on board, it mi orto Any to the ODHULL 4 Bina perior new packet ship Liverpool 1150 tons, will succeed the Hottingm day, 16th Avy plendid fast tnbeae, will ps des OLD B 2K BALL LINE Of PACKETS Pa LIVERFOO! Packet of the Ist Jnl ket ship OXFOR' ehedeubpren, he secom for cabin, 24 enbin_ and steer beim AT d #., ahd Ra ag ‘hose wishing to teeure ‘nak early apriieation RR dca JOHN TEED MAN, 61 South street, near Wail at, N B=The regular packet of the 25th Jun passeugers at the lowest Jats. Hates P S— Those sexding for triends rtsiding in Great Britarn or nd, can have. the weekly from Liverpool, at the lowest rates. and a8 nsual, for any amount, payable without dis- throughout the ,United Kingdom, on application as 520° FOR LONDON.=Regular Packet of the Ist July. The 5 ry pa t ship VICTORIA, Capt. Mor- » Will sail as above, her regular day. x Very stiperior accom ons for enbin, 2nd eabin, and stecrsge passengers, persons wishing to embrk should make carly application to | JORKCH McMURRAY, ox to send £60 Fine street, corner cf South. the above ship, or applyivg as above, (it by letter, post paiay eM Packets, DY ‘OR NEW CIE RLOUISIANA AND Pack ‘0 mn yet take NEW YOuK Aoi cot vet @ Vicwsl r—-The fast saili ONE, ‘Capt Jackyon, will nave immediate des ‘or freuzht or passage, Naving handsome tu: wd accom: modauio: iy om board, at Orleans wharf, orto” “PP ie SCO" se oun ye K. COLLIN: Upon having their goods correctly measur be fyaneced. Agen's in N. Orleans, Hallin & Woodraff, who will prompe Ty forward all goods to thes address. ‘The vacket wip Louisvillp, Capt. M, Hunt, will succeed the Ocones, 122 NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1843. Price Two Cents, <HE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. ‘To sail from New York 16th, and from Liverpool 5th of each month. Ship HOTTINGUER, 1050 tons, ra Bursely, LIVERPOOL, 1150 tous, New ship Gre Phili a Ship ROVHES' Joh Briton These substanual, fast sailing, first class ships all built in the city of New York, are commanded by men of experieuce and ability, anu will be despatched punctually on the I6th of eaeh to any other line of packets ould not fail to make early apy v ‘hose wishing to secure plication on board or to T _ 44 Peck stip, corner South st. ick sails from Liverpool on the 13th August— friends cau have them |ought OF auy Of the reguiar line, on favorable terms able on demand, it the post townr of England, 180 be obtained on application ing to send for the 16th September. ‘Their cabins are elegant and commodious, and are furnished LONDON LINK OF PACKETS—Packet of the | With whatever can conduce to the ease and comfort of pasten- splendid, new, fast sailing pscket ship Capt & E Morgan, will sail positively e, her regular day. perior accommodations for eabin, second cabin and for passage early application should be TAPSCOTT, ither te captains or owners of these ships will be respon: ible for any parcels or packages sent by them, unless regniar is lading #:e signed therefor. f hi a ore Or AP OODAULL & MINTURNS, South street. New Yor! BROTHERS eo. ivi NEW YORK, SCHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN AND EAS- Via Band Som FROM GRE, BLACK BALE OR OL, Sailing oon LEG ERROOL F iis iverpoo! CEng oe ii ccaa te the Ol Cons 4 he wecessary arrangements with the subscribers, pier No.1 Sorth river, at ETS. 19th of every month.) Elizabethport; or leave the foot of Courtland ni by NJ. Railroad to neet with the cars fo or Somerville coaches, thence 20 miles to the Moun'ain—arriving ea!ly in the ry Kor Kaston leave as above. proceed by railroad to Somer ville, seer from thence (only 34 miles,) arri el arrivivg in Easton six days, thereby affordi t they shall be forwarded with care and des- itch. PaShould the parties agreed for not come cut, the money will be rotumed to those ‘who paid it here, without any redde oP ne Black Ball, or Old Line of L Hog wasnificent Shing, iverpool Packets, comprise ‘ne NEW YORK, COLUMBUS SOUTH AMERICA, ne NORTH AMERICA. such superior and unequalled arrangemeats, the sub- i Nbers conidesny look forward for a continsanee of tha port which has been extended to the ‘hose proceeding, or remitting money to their relatives, can fit for any amount, drawn direct eats apply to H. D. Hope, Merchants’ Hotel, 41 Court- Passengers from Philade!ph ia to Schooley’s Mountain will e Philadelphia at 7 0’ M., by New York railroad oaches from thence, arri- tthe mountain early same afternoon. ROCKAWAY (PAV! LLIQNGLONG ISLAND RAIL. ‘Trains upon this road leave Brooklyn, South Ferry, for Jemaicn, where coaches are in re ness fr that deligh'fal resort, the Marine Pavil- i ing hours, viz :—Hlalf past 9 M. and P. M. for Trmaica, zs.; through from Brooklyn to many years, fur whi on the yal Bank of Irelan a * " A.M.,4 o’eicck and half: Messrs. PRESCOTT, GROTE, AM espe rice bredemetgy ag demand at any of the Banks, or their F pal towns throughout England, lre- be paid Branches, in all the Agel onsen (iby A t paid, Or yas, (il letter, vai s HOCH BROPHERS & CO 35 Fulton street, New 7 next door to the Fulton Bank. N.B.—The Old Line of Liverpool Packets sail from this port for Liverpool on the tst and 198th of each month. Parties returning to the old country will advantage to select this fi iS Ath OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE. No. 61 SOUTH STREE PASSAGE to and from Great B and London. by the regnlar pack FOR BUFFALO AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST ae i fir 0% mt iE TU ALBANY. $300 s 350 dit to their comfort and onte Lane for their conveyane, in r 0 Lower Canada5 50 ‘or passage apply to M 93 Barclay street. New York. EDUCED. L LINE—FOR PRO- ENCE AND TON AND NEWPORM. rior ateamers, running in. connection with STON- and Ireland, via Liver a , sailing weekly to and | of the following s the Stonington an eee ASS eae ants, and can, AND, Capt Vhayer. nding for their friends,t CE, 1 be shown them, and all who Tangements to bring out e One of which will leave New York daily (Sundays except- ed) from Pier No 1, Battery Place t DM’ F i T The RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer, on Monday, and Wednesday for Stonington and Newport, and Friday for ASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock, on Tuesday ‘Yiurseay for Stonington, and Saturday for Stonington, port and Providence. t arrangements, together with the.ad- vantage which his Giverp-ol correspondents possess, being Ja ge shipowners,and extensively engaged in the freighting + u- ‘ards of 100. first class fates. with freight a establishment is un- (first class ships em- siness—having lest year despatched ships to the various ports of the Unite passevgers. The facility offered by. th nd from the large numbe ployed in the line there can be no detention what ‘will be guaranteed. The price of passage will be at the lowest rates, and should any of those sent for ¢ecline coming, t! ‘as. cuatomary. ‘The different ports to Liverpool can, as to their friends can hs f e principal towns, without dis- couut, throughout Great Britain and Ireland, an arrangement ven the greatest satisfaction. 4 i The subscriber hopes to receive a continuation of the public Patronage, which his been so liberal: * id and commo- Railroad to Providence and Boston, and if . steamers on Monday, Wed- ng days, proceed vin and fiom thence in the praceed in the nesday and Satnrday, and on the interven Stonington Railread to Providence steamer lolas, without any addi ickets for the route and , Or st the office of ‘will b> retnrne Those remitting mone! to any auaount, payable in al s ¥ steamers’ berths can be secured on DEN & CO, No 3 Wall street. ved AL ‘On and after the 10th inst, feat will pot and forwarded after half-past 4 P NEW YORK AND KING S£ON Rt AND PASSAGE I, Kingston, and 1 bestowed for many lars apply, (if by letter post MAN, 61 South st J. & W. ROBINSON, No. 16 Goree George's Dock, and Neptune st Thos. J. Timmins, Ess , No. 1 Milton, Esq.. Buffalo, Joseyh Kirkpatrick , Pattsbe Macht MeQaade,{ Chs. MeCorkey, Dubaque, Towa Gorvehius Cau, Pera, 1 er, N.Y. bscriber is also ay ent for first class packet shi York to New Orlean Savannah, by which passage ea: ‘EAM FREIGHT ware and Hudson Ce tapas EMERALD and NOR MERALD, Captain John Ketcham, will leave New (of Murray street, every Monday and #nursday at 5 Waterloo Dock, 63 South Front st, Philada, Wisconsin, Ty. ston (Rondont landing) every Wednesda T; and Saturday at o'clock. P. M- 4 if CH, Captain John Samuels, will leave New Hopk, foot of Wacreh treet, every Wedneacty and Saturday at Olock, P.M. Wall irava Kingston (Rondout landing) every Tue ay and Briay at3 o'clock PM if The EMERALD wil TRA TRIPS. leave the foot of Murray street every Bundy morving at 7 o'clock. Returning leaves Kingston at 4 o’ctock same,day. For freight or PILL a the lowest rate. SUMMER ARRANGE. W YORK AND PHILADELPHIA D RECT, ‘MENT. RAILROAD LINE, New Brunswr Princeton, Trenton’ JORDENTOWN AND BURLINGTON. j vue Newarx, ‘accommodation of shippers, it is intended to ‘Bi SUMMER ARRANGEMENL SHREWSBURY—Long Branch, House, Black Point, Rumson, and katontown nding, through the inner passege. The new Steamboat 3] Captein Jonn P, Cor! day, the 4th of June town Landing on 5 lows, to wit: leaving Ne street, every Monday, ‘Tn Friday, at 7 o'clock, A a INS b Leaviog New York daily from the fovt of Courtl i Mail Pilot Line at 43 P. ine proceeds to Bordentown, from thence by foot of Robinson diy, Wednesday, ‘Thursday and Returning, will leave Eavontown ovclock, P’.'M., and Haton- Line at9 A. M.—! Landing on each of the above days, vurdays will leave New The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden (opposite to ; Philadetphia) without change of cars. Passengers will procure their tickets at the office foot of Courtlandt street, where a commodions steamboatiwill be in BURY will ran as above (wei ws) until furthernotice. All baggage at the risk N. 8 —Stages will be in attendance to convey patsengers landing places to any pert of the oer NEWARK AND, NEW. YORK: only 1256 Cents !=The splendid Captain John Gaffy. run as follows :— tof Birelay street, New York, and 4 P.M. y ae the foot of Centre street, Newark, at 7g A.M., _ Freight carried at very low rates. IAMILTON HOUSE. FORT H. eas! ‘Sand: vere M- NORTHERN AND WESTERN EMIGRANT N ., PASSAGE OFFICE ‘The Subscribers having completed their arrange: new prepared to forward passevgers to. all the Northern’ an i Westera States and Canada, by da vertised, and great care will be taken to have the goods correct. | roads and i m T 8 ISLAND#R and SAMSON will runovery ted) during the season, as follows:— A.M. ind 44 P.M. York, Whitehall Dock, at 3% P. M. This arrangement may be relied on as permanent, as its con- tiouance will not depend on any coutingeney. t MAYOR'S OFFICE, by daily, forth riverand ‘al and Pittsburgh, Ohio river and Canal The following are a few of the most important Cran TO RENT yOR & jarge and commodious ‘establishment kno jeston Hotel, situate in a central fronting vn Meeting street, south on fiw: adjoming the extensive range of wholesale Hotel street; north on Pinch ney street Leckport,” Chieago, ing about for ladies room, offices, st 4 harber’s room, in rooms and kitchen; also, five stores basement, aud fronting On Hayue streetma Inve cistern taining avout 85,000 gallons, and a force pump, in cave ef fire, attached thereto: also two wells on the premises. Hotel is embellished with a spacious two story their London and kets, the subscribers will endeavor to lertaking equally deserving of public fa igrants and others is invited to the age to a fow of the most important points, being equally low, vi $900 St Li ‘on- The whole fp: er places on the route ding over a period of at 5 ec proved security will addressed to the Mayor of the 15th July next. N. B.—The follo and Courier & Enquire: at their General if Peck slip cor Soath st. is not connected with any on in if Passa, Tate NoticeThis office a conspicuous place once a week until tl ward their accouats for payment to C = ier office. NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND ‘TRANS. ‘TO PHYSICIANS—FAKM FOR SALE—A phy- leasant village about thirty 0 is extensively engaged in . se of his entire establishment. jate practice through a moat bea' ly access to the city, rarely to be met wi PORTATION COMPANY. isan opportanity tor form. consists of about fi ahigh state of ealtiva are a good house, carriage house, baru, # variety of frnit trees. . On the pre: 3 house, &c., as well the office of the Commercial Acve'tiser, street, Where more minute narticul FOR SALE—On reasonable and accommodating terms, anew house and Jot, pleasantly situated in Nas- san street atthe head of Stanton street, Brook! inqtire of 8. B. JOHNSON, f D. A. ROBBINS, Mason, 280 Pe ‘ountellor, Se, No Bi foot of Conrilandt street. Jerre Newark. I. M, and 0% P.M. it TOWN, TO LET—at Harlem, at the foot (of 12ist street, a convenient and comfortable two story dwelling house, with pleasant Ly kitchen ‘There are thirteen lots, be ¢ Same More oF les mn the place there are six ing, peach trees, currant but i cAleulaed to make it ad Enqwire of Mi. PAND, do. afiela, Boandbrook, Somerville, 9 A M, ond. 4K PM trains trom New Yor and Klizabeth Town 25 cents, and Somerville, 75 cents. RAHWAY. ED a ‘The trains for Westfield, Psi se. Connect with th » daly, fy Bee ‘are between No. 481 Washington street. aere Will be let at a cheap rent to a good tenant. cor TO LET —To a small geuterl family, without dren, the second story tchen, ie very pleasant house No.69 Second Avenue coru Rent moderate—For farther tuformation ¢n- quire on the premises, 0. MONTGOMERY, 31 Falten Market. BARCLAY STREET—TO LET=The and commodious three stor street, bint and occumed em bronght ent by the Regular packets | At g rawinas brick house, No, 52 yy Mr. 'tnomas Broo! in excellent order and fitted convenience for 9 large family, and Aes hie te rhs At A al directly im f Eeave New Brons iio Water street UC A.M.. and 4 PM ns, between Iiew York t Philadelphia trax dis, can have them Jem built v ory pric) and dwelling, No’ 16 Green street, finished with nlver (ups tare, marble mantel rye yard, with ever failing cistern. Will be further particulars apply to AITKEN, BROTHERS, No. 122 Fulton street. Jower than ever—As receiving all deseriptians of nsweet styles, direct frou the witzerland, ha is NEW YORK, SCHO MOUNTAIN & EAS’ the foot of Coartland street, daily (8: ciock, A. M., by railroad from Jertey city to -onches through Mendham,Cheste: Town, Port Colden, a daily line interse: iy to J. Hill, at J. Patton’s, Commer- wold and silver watch om, having thety : teanwfretivers in Kugland, Pian of thisline wi punetual a 4 enabl to offer a larger assortment, cco that effect will be given and felfiign | {ae H ‘aston. At Was exchanged or bowxht. s warranted (0 keep good time, or ‘atches, clocks and jewel manner, and warranted lower than porter of watches aud jewellery, surcet, up ataize, furnished ag the shortest notice by applying to nited Bates Hotel, Morristown. ¥LORICULLURE.—For sale, the large Consorvs- tory, with all the exicisive apparatus attached thereto, atthe garden, (late Mr. Perry’s,) Heury at, Brooklyn, for furthsr particulars apply to RUSSELL, Florist, on tho premises. for sa'e at ‘low prices, a superb collec y Pian’ bloom and in pots, of oda beautifully made up to or f New York and Brooklyn, delivered tree of charge, ‘and punetualiv attended to. ils 2wer THE FOURTH OF JULY! BOOTS AND 83HOES. jeap Boot and Shoe Market, No. 99 Greenwic Ladies and gentlemen are advised to call at the above sto provide themselves with seasouable summer boots, slippers, kaiters, Kc, made up in the heateat aud most fashionable style, and solid as'chexp if nat little cheaper than elsewhere. Heads of families will save money by calling here, at the cheap depot. Don't forget the number, Clinton. Cheap Boot and Bh Market, No. 509 Greenwich street, comer Spring st. LOOK AT THIS? Boots, of best quality, to $4 50 Freuch, do do 3 to 350 Fine sewed Bo 250 to 300 Pegged 250 2% 175 to 200 225 269 200 1 25 to 175 225 1 ia 1% ip Shoe: 100 ‘onth’s Sewes Boots, 100 to 150 LADIES’ BOOTS & SHOXS.—Ladies, in these stores you will find ‘the greatest assoriment of Gaiter Boots, Slippers, ‘Ties, Prunella Buskins, lieht and dark colored halt : 9 and slippers, satin Kaiters,” Mise aiters, busuizs, slippers, and ail'other kinds of boots and shoes, of our own manufactui ‘with the best of French xoods,and warranted to be the be ‘as cheap as the cheapesc, at 367 B-ondway and 92 Canal st. 53 \mr* GREGOR« & CAHILL. PARI3 BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER By E. SUSER, 175 Broadway, (Basement,) One Door from Courtlandt street. KE. SUSER, Bootinaker, and “Elve” of Clerce of Paris, begs leave to inform hia fiends and all the amateurs of lemanly ““ehaussare,” thathe can now make, in New York, with the best French materials, all that is so perfectly made, in Laris, by his master the celebrated bootmaker Clerce, whose numerous customers on this side of the Atlantic, are’ respcetfully invited, to try SUSER’S boots and lasts belore they despair of being ““chaus- ses” in New York, after the nicest, latest Paris fashion. Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black Varaish sold. m0 Tw*r BOUL AND SHOE STORE. iis =aieg JOHN READY respectfully informe his friends and the public, that he has commenced business in the tin . 99 Nassau street, where he will thankfully r and faithfully execute, all orders he may be favored with on he mestreasonsble terms for TO THE LADIES —200 pair prime Gaiter boots of all colors and siz rt Miases and children’s Gaiter boots and Buskins, Ladies Bi lans, Ties, and Slippers, a good article, from 4 to 8 shilling6. Also, a good assortment of Geutlemen’s prime calf stitch boots, city made, from 2 75 tod dollars, wa:ranted ; good fine oweid boots, trom 12 to 18 shil ings. Also, oy" boots, 8 to 25,; ents. gaiters, quarter boots and shoes of all descriptions in great abundance, at Walker's cheap store, 419 Broadway, corner Canal sf m2 Im*ec GENIN & VAN VRANKEN’S VENTILATING GOSSAMER HAT, FOR GENTLE Ny WEIGHING ONLY 2% OUNCES—PRICE $3 50. THE Subscribers have introduced the al hat for summer wear. By comparing the te with the average weight of the following }, the supe- rior novautages it possesses.over them for summer wear may be readily seen. ‘The average weight of the ord.nary far hat do do Pi _ do. A do Leghorn 4 Being fully convinced that no style of summer hat heretofore worn, has met with the L approbation which a hat posses siug all the qualiti lightness, beauty, darability and cheapness, would be sure to receive, we have devoted much at- tention to the manulacture and finishing of the new style now introduced by From the warm ‘approbation expressed by gentlemen who have examined them, We feel satisfied that they need only to be seen to be fuily a) dl. GENIN Ry N VRANKEN, m26 Im¥ec 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul’s Church. i CROTON WATER. i ‘THE Tinned Lead Pises invented by Mr. Ewbank, are if ry large uumber of the best chemist tific men of the age, the only lea safety in conducting this water. curred by the use oi any other. ie men refer to numerous cnses and death has ac uaily rerulted from the use of the common lead pipes. ‘The subscriber has made arrangements tokeepon hand {ali and coustant supply of the tinned lead ives, which ne wilt sell to piambers ahd others on the most favorable terms. JOHN C. CASS, jel81m*m 11 Broad st IROTON WATER—DAY'S FIRST PREMIUM 1D ‘DIA RUBBER HOBE is confidently recommended for any purposes for which leather 1s used, and is warranted to pos- seg the following properties — 1&. It is perfeetly tight under pressure of the Croton. 24. It is made of the strougest fabrics, and will not mildew to injure in the least, and reyuices no attention. 5 rd. It is not destroyed by commg m contact with oil or grease, uor stiffened by cold weather, nor can the rubber de- compose, as afer T article no case used. Should the least complaint be made of the Hose, not posses if the above properties, it will be taken back, at any tume m- le of six mouths from ‘its purchase, end otter given in ex- change withunt charge. : : ‘th: Coupling and jet pipes will be attached without charge. Buyers will note that we are clearly satisfied that this hose ( ‘ocess of making which is unknown to any other in the trade) t the article long wanted for leading water and many other liquids. HORACE H. DAY, jI71m*r Successor to Roxbury 1. R. C.45 MainenLane. HUGHES, Plumbers, at tne comer of Jom streets, New York.—Housrs fitted up on the ‘Croton Water, Water Closets and :¢ # fitied up with Boilers for Hot and Cold water, Lead aud Iron Pipes of the quality ; Sheet Lead, Fore and List Pumps, and all artiel their line of business, to be had on reasonable terms, 4 Orders received fur Fire aud Garden Hose. ‘The rubscri- bers flatser themselves from the long experience they have had in the above busiuess in Philadelphia, to give universal sa- tisfaction to all who favor them wth their patronage. REFERENCES. r Samuel Rush, Esq, Register of Watering Committee, Phila e)phnia Joseph Hancock, Builder, ditto aie? Erdman, Assistant jof the {Hari tto J.Q. Kwing, Plumber, ditto L, Kiseshut, No. 288 Greenwich street, New York Cochrane, ‘ditto, dito J. Rabinean, 49 Charlton street, ditto ‘ John L. Watkins, [1+ Fulton street, ditto je5 Im*r 79, SHIRTS. 79 WILLIAM STREET, HIRD BASEMENT BELOW MAIDEN LANE, N. Y: Is undoubtedly the cheapest Shirt Manufactory in the ‘Whol alers will find this assertion to be nothing arg Water. Works, posi . tthe intention of the eri~ ber to make this advertise! it appear asa puff, but he merely Wishes to announce to hi ds that he has Gpsved theavove establishment to sav naar agape i much Le dob ing to been in the habit of ing elsewhere. i eee ARONBON, Senior parcher of the late firm of RONSON & WILSON, _ OG"Be particular in the number, 79 William street, thi basement below Maiden Lane, N. Y._ P. 8.—Particular attention paid to private orders. _ jl Im®r LIGHT! LIGHT!! A BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL LIGHT FOR HALF A CENT AN HOUR. URELY, no one need walk in darkness, when the clearest Hight way behad ata merely nommal expense, ‘Terry's new Patent Lamps, for buruing any kind of lard, tallow, or onl, withont previous preparation, inconvenience or liabilisy to get out of ord Jestined to shed a moat beneficent light over this dark planet. Euterprise and competition have brought the light of scieuce and letters into literal contact with the minds bh ‘all our population. how shall they perceive it, and its lessings, unless dui nly hours, of leisare which most of our eitize the absence of the sun be supplied by shall be free to all? A approxi matior in the inveation ry" may be made to light a parlor brilliantly as the bestastral lamp, cent an hour. ae All lovers of light ot economy, or both, are invited to call and witness their operation, at = E. HARRISON’S, iP, & sing! Mf which thout smoke or smell, as au expense of but halfa 238 Pearl street, Nv 10 deals io4 I Hair Dresse: MOVAL—P. MAES, removed from 162 to 199 Brod wa: Franklin House, and opposite John ‘ r new room in the most fashionable atyle, he will conti tye, same business, and will he pleased to see his old fy patrons, and others who may, favor him with a calt also private rooms for Ladies’ hair di and Jampooing. This powerfnl Extract of Jampoony is copsidered by thousan of New Yorkers and strangers as one of the healthiest articles for the cure of dandruff and strenthening the hair, is approved by the Faculty of Medicine in Paris, and patented at 4 ton, Nothing is more pleasant and delightful than to Ko th this operation in the hands of P. MAES. m3 2m A YACHT FOR SALE, OF seven tons barthen, nine months Id, and im perfeet asil- ing order, well found in every respect, such as awning for cock pit, anchor, grapling, cables, patent sheave blocks, sails and reming of the very best materials, n comprete sett of fags, cleats and rudder head of brass, has a beantifai cabin, finely fitted up with lockers, enshions and looking glasses, spy xlass, and other fixtures appertaining to the same’; has a large retri- erator under the cockpit, that will hold 100 Ibs. ICE, sloop rigked, cartes sare tonanila length 24 fect, on decky'9 feet . 36 Ww hi beam, iron keel, 12 inches der} ide midships, bolt-d on kelston weighing 1000 sbs., and those Uh of leverage power, will at once see that a down now the advantage cannot be knocked ‘squall, and in ease her bottom is stove she cannot the buoyancy ef 2000 weight of cork betwe ling, and 1A very fast sailer, Bor further pai of ENNINGS, 192 Broadway, cor John st, up stairs, front room HIGHLY IMPORTANT. TO OWNERS OF HORSES. —8. BUSHEL, prectical Veterinary Surgeon, would inform she publie that he has had seven years practice in the British Army, 8 B. will pay every aitention to horses at the owner's stable. Charges moderate to suit the times. He would inform carmen whose horses require , that the most appropriate tame to call would be on Saturday, as they will be able to use them on Monday. All kinds of horse medicine ke Bala of every desertion, jee 25 cents; cough and con- dition powders, ointinent, i prains, bruises, &e., 160, No. 49 Robinson street, jel im? in AtAMe. & CO’S NEW ae ae NEW. ing teulars, ing m30 1m*m 'KKESS.—The public are informed thal wis a tayo estab! xpress between Now tid Newark, N. J. for the Gansmission cody delive ' of packaaes, bundles, money, Kc. Re.; the collection of not 2 and Dillf, snd. all other bosihess appertaining to an Expres. t, articles to be returned by the Express will be 0 of charg fico in New York at No.7 Wall street, and ix Newark, & omits Newspaper Depot, No. $20 Brond st. Leave New York-at 1g A. M. and % P.M. Leave Newark 219 A.M. end Lig P. I cites AVAMS & Cy, LUCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELIXIR OF LOVE fe might choose— Prayed to Luctne, the midwife’ plan wives, in such a eis their aid the Priests o And even now, the meek Hindeo— ‘arm as her clime, and tender too— Ifchi dless twelve mouths from her bridal Flies weeping to her senseless idol, ‘Aud with raised hands, mn Petitions Bramah for a child For well she knows, Love shuns to bless ‘The Hindoo bed of barrens 0 much for love in day's by gone, And savage customs in your ow! y, even now, does Lov: fttines conjugal felici urbed—ay, een in this city. arrem, if they try. increase and multiply ‘The childless wife's repning But not the pro s tratoand never dec From Fluor Albus Her fave and fro ‘Thoxe are but wuths, who calls them fietion Fhall have stern proof in contradiction. h proper care, too,) ‘Thousands who lay, Almost within the Now in their night e very number— nal Ninety-two ij alters in their slamber ; i from the country, by sending ave it boxed up and sent to any part of the Price $3 per bottle, or $2( per dozen, Jao forsale in Philadelphia, at 90 North Sixth street. Sec MONTHLY REPORT OF THE NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, NO. 75 CHAMBEKS STREET. 4 Diseases of the lives mn’n of the bowels Vomiting. | Gastniti Diseases of the Womb 3 1 Inflymmation of the eye- freatmen: ps aning well a of the comea, spepsia inne Omets 12 Whiter, or Fluor Albus 8 Styes, by an operation h m ve 1 Gocondary Syphilis new method of ent 7 Ulcerated sore throat 3 Diseases of the heart 4 Bore Nipples SURGICAL, OPERATIONS. io Urethra by an improved method of ations for Hydrocele 12 Hemorthoide! Tumors re- move 2 Club Foot=cared 3 Encysted Tumors Ulcers ou the legs cured) cure ‘i 3 Operations for fistule in Ano. 2 Polypus in the nose 4 Adipose tumors removed 1 Large picce of bone re moved from the arm 1 Amputation of finger 1 Cancer Breast 1 Uvala removed H. BOSTWICK ysician and Surgeon. © Abcesses opened 2 Toos:'s reanoved 2 Retention of Urine C. McMANUS, Apothecary and Seeretary SAF N84 CURED—Without wishing to interfere with the privileges of any of our worthy neighboi mpet, and thus gather with great diffleulty a id to them, or be restored to the use of their id hear all that y been introduced, which bids tual cure for the most. obstinate cas this suggestion, tharit isto be hadat A.B. & D. TFaltoa street, 73 Broadway, and77 East road way, 1 ~ BARRYS WIGS AND SCALPS. HE ivport ince which all ages bave attached to the Head of ear index of the valuy ret on y rome eapricions freak of Nature the hu:ma is deprived of its fair proportion Art is resorted to, in order, by artificial means, to supply the d Hence have arisen Ve ful discoveries which bid nature defiance. Barry’s er ‘WIGS AND SCALPS. feo that the above named has met with in unrivalled heads of air, for the last two ds his most sauguine expecta ‘The complete succes had only at 146 Broadway, corner Liberty street, up Frivate rooms for fitting Wigs aud Toupees. HE PREVAILING EViDEMIC—The ter for this wide spread sickness than Me al ‘The following is from one of our most Worthy citizens, whose son was so severely rfflcted that his face and breast were much swol'en. sure throat, ke ke. New Yoax, 17th June, 1913. had a box of your ointment, and made trial of it on your recommendation, and your teliing charge me anything if tt did sal Heal'og Ointment. y not eure my son. toyou, and will inform you that the arrassing cough he hai, have entire- ‘a diam aware that it was all ow the of your ointment. F ne said to me, father. I feel so macl told me, and kept him close for three days, and am g ‘ou that he will be able to resume his duties on Monday next. have further to add that nothing else been used for the aid or cure of a With h artfelt gratitude to the virtue ¢ hours, before but your ointment has 68 Hester street. To be obtained at:— McAlister’s Oil Store, 559 Pearl street; and Division, corner ir. Thomas Ritter, 104 Cherry* street. David McAlister, 329 Bleecker street. James Viocent, 124 Allen street. Brothers Hibbard, 96 John street. h D. Stewart, 207 Hudson street. Covel, 132 Sullivan street. ; ‘ cording to direc money Will be re- DYSPEPSIA. fogs 's since, | announced in the papers of this city that resumed the practice for th. ease, and stated also, that since the pu had made such additional discov ii ieve, that | eowid cure the most obstinate, and in retera 10 ter of how long standig, since which I have beet ibg Upon it, and find itto answer my most sat ’ Nl cases, and I haye now to much confidence in its e and aulity in effecti:g a permanent cure, in saylog, thet 1 cmnnot imagine a case ot sia, under my immediat i e9imd&wtec re, that [erpot cui LIVER HALSTED, 24 Nassau st. edar st. rnd 75 Chambers at. MADAME COSTELLO. MALE PERIODICAL PILLS—Guarantee the mouthly periods | ha Jar from colis or other causes. ion has long been acknowle: hundreds that have uselessly tried various boasted rem necessary to their use; though they ental to the constitution. Ad ed by the medica) profession ym no medicine de given gratis to all thote who use the Pills, by dst, where the Falls ere tello, 34 Lispon! $ bon OF SARSAPARILLA from 'PHE TRUE EXTRAUT 2 pularity never before urtiand street is One trial will eonvizce the ad only as above, price 59 cents per PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ES’ JHMENT. ‘ABLI: a EXCHANGE BUILDING, ROOMS 2% & 27. hat VO\GTANDE: constructed necording as good materisls as an’ ra well as amateurs of their art, wishing to proc tus, Will find it to their advantage to vroc ion. ‘Thev also have lately iu and French plates, and ali the struments of this construction. edalarge quantity of chemicals used in their art, which they, warras spect, as they are made and moroceo eases, and al most reasonable terms. ir. s ry rials, are sold on the ‘he following rentiemen have egreed is) All communications (post pxrd) and orders,accom Temitiauces, will be prom ‘end should be di pily attended to, RE. VANGENHEIM, Kerchange Building, Phin. HOOK-KEEPING. K. BARLOW respectfally annonnees that he has MR. C. C. MARSH, his business as eu Accountant and Teacher of Book keeping this city, at his room 88 Cedar street, where he rr same thorough course of instruction and_ practice, 90 suc- cessfully followed by h tronage of the mereantil “solicits the pa ity and respectinily ask the: d , Accountant, returns his @ his ‘num+rous friends fo I has now discontinued his business and is succeeded in the syme by Mr. W. K. Barlo confidently commends to the favor of the merean ty asa gentleman of excellent character, thoronghl with the science o which he himsett A jis terms are reduced entitle the pupil to rec qualified for the counding » times instraction unt BARLOW, Accountant, Cedar j JEFFERSON 1 36 Wall street. f inew on goods, wares and merchandize aud also, on vesse! eargoos against loss by R Rone SIME ORO it John © Merits GU. T. HOPE, Secremy, ‘homas Morrell THOMAS Wi THORNE, Prosidens, Rio de ata, [Correspondence ot the Herald.} Rio vx La Pata, May 10, 1843. Dear Sr: The French corvette “Coquette” arrived at Rio de Janeiro 29th April from Monte Video, bringing dates to the 18th idem—having made the voynge from Rio to Monte Video and back again in the short time of seventeen da The Coquette was despatched from Rio with am invitation to the French Admiral on the River Plata station to at- tend the marriage fétes of the Prince de Joinville and the Princess Frangiska, but the grave aspect o f affairs prevented the admiral leaving his post, and the corvette returned the same day she arrived. As formerly stated, the French had taken up arms, were organized and drilled, mustering 24 companies of 2,500 men, infantry, and 6 pieces artil- lery. The enthusiasm was great, notwithstanding the opposition of the French consul, a decided Ori- bista, and doing all he could to disarm them, though in vain. It was rumored a sortie was shortly to be made, to force Oribe to levy the siege. Rivera’s forces had taken possession of Coloma--Maldonado was also in theirhands. Probably Rivera and General Paz (the commandant in the city) were combining for the meditated attack. Oribe remains in the greatest inactivity, and is fortitying his camp. The English minister at Bue- nos Ayres, Mr. Mandeville, had approved of the proceedings of Commodore Purvis in regard to rown’s squadron, and in refusing to reconnoitre the blockade. : President Rosas’s fiftieth anniversary had been celebrated with solemnity, but with less pomp than usual. On the contrary, he had issued a donee forbidding the application to hia name, in official documents, of his adopted titles, Illustrious Restau- rador of the Laws, Hero of the Desert, and Defender of American Independence. He was henceforth to be called simply Captain-General de la Provincia. To make up for this shadowy sacrifice, the same sageta announces the arrival at Buenos Ayres of a deputation frem Faregiay to arrange sundry mat- ters of importance and mutual benefit with his ex- cellency the Governor. When it is known that this is the first diplomatic mission from Paraguay, which country, during the Dictator Francia, and even his present successors, has followed an almost Chinese exclusiveness in regard to foreign relations, com- bined with the late failure of Great Britain to estab- lish a diplomatic agent there,” it seems that Rosas has succeeded in his plan to establish a kind of su- premacy over this fine and hitherto little known country. The nevees on the river Parana into the very heart of South America, and combining the states of the Argentine Confederation, the Montevidean Republic, and Paraguay, has lately been carried on exclusively by the Buenos Ayreans, or by vessels provided with licenses from the Bh. Minister ot the Jnterior, purchased at high rates, which latter system was, however, put a stop to by Rosas, when made a subject of controversy and dispute in the Mentevidean papers. he Methodist Episcopal Church had held a meeting, the American consul, Mr. Amory Edward: chairman. Their newly appointed clergyman, Rev. Mr. Norris, who arrived from the United States in December, had opened service in his new church on the 8th January. | Don Pedro II. visited the Chamber in state on the 3d May, announcing formally to the Deputies he marriage of his sister Donna Francieka and the French Prince, which was celebrated on the Ist of the same month. The Prince Frangois Ferdinand de Joinville is 25—the Princess just turned 18. Yours, &c. *An English envoy, Mr. Gordon, arrived last summer at Buenos Ayres, on his way to Paraguay, but was refused by Rosas permusion to proceed up the Parana river, the usual route to Paraguay, under the plea that he conai- dered himslf, as chief of the Argentine Confederation, as the most suitable authority to conduct any ministerial or diplomatic interceurse with such a country as Pai . situated far up inthe country. Mr. Gorden had then to return te Montevideo and try to perform the journey over Jand, which wi 1s considered hi lly ractionhte, He suc. ander escort of Rivera’s troops ; but ‘al he was sent out of the country, under the plea of his having tried to introduce vaccina- tion, or some other equally Rivotous pretext. Sxpvetion anp DgatH.—The Pontiac (Mich.) Jacksonian gives an account of a wicked and de- lorable transaction, which resulted in the death.of iss Caroline A. Clark, whe is said to have been a handsome, well-intormed gitl of eighteen, re- siding ia the family of Alonzo Plumstead, of North- ville—her seducer, who is son-in-law to Mr. My- ers, the step-father of Caroline. Her death was attributed to the effect of injuries inflicted to procure abortion. The girl was taken away among stran- gers, where she died. Of course the particulars are ofa character that will not permit their publication. It is said, however to have been a very aggravated case. The Jacksonian says: ‘The scene presented on the arrival of the afflicted mother and sister from Detroit, is said to have been heart-rending to the last degree. When the ead intelligence was communicated to that too fond and unsuspecting Lect that her daughter lay in the cold arms of death at Farmington, in this county, it required the utmost powers of persuasion on the part of the messenger, who was despatched for that purpose, to convince her of the fact. She could not and would not believe it. She was sure that her child was then safe with her friends in Toledo, and she remained psrtially incredulous until she arrived ind saw her with her own eyes! The wife of the vile seducer was also present, and, with all the elo- quence and earnestness of woman’s confidence and tried off etions, protested her husband’s innocence and the ” wossbility of his having had anything to do in the perpetration of so foul a crime, until her mouth was closed by his confession to her face that he wus indeed the guilty wretch! : Plumsted is still at large, and it iagaid there is se- rious doubt if there be any law in Michigan by which he can be punished. The law punishing such offences was repealed by the locofoco legisla- ture last winter, and tho seducer and destroyer will of course escape. Senator Greenly, who has been nominated by the Adrian Watch Tower as the loco- toco candidate for Lieutenant Governor, was the author of that repeal. He introduced the bill into the Senate, and it was hurried through that body without debate or amendment. Here is its legiti- mate fruit. Horriste Arremrt at Morper.—A man named George Brown, residing in Saltlick township, Fay- ette county, Pennsylvania, recently attempted to take his wife’s life by administering arsenic to her. He first put it in a ginger cake, which he gave her toeat. She, however, suspected all was not right, and after chewing the cake a while, deposited the contents of her mouth into her hand, and descried the arsenic. Failing in this, he took advantage ot her sleep at night, and poured arsenic mixed with water into her ear, which had the effect to cause in- tense pain. The monster had been arrested, but an Tikerated by giving security to the amount of 00. Dr. Hacan.—A later account from Vicksburg, contradicts the report that Mr. Adams, who killed Dr. Hagan of the Sentinel, commenced by aseault- ing him from behind. It is stated that he made several demands of him, before he struck. But it does not appear that Hagan was armed. TCWRAUE ID GBNERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STS. Is supplied with every material necessary fe neat, Ped otanatedl eonuion core aa FANON JOS PRAHRANG. a attention 15 reper establishment, in the as- rance that ample sati be given—as re; typo '. ‘work, and those who ire funey oF Eat geo al Soa cya Seto e we! wear St SS ewes ror 8, CIRCUSES, CONCERTS, MU! THEAT HG TURES, PUBLIC MEETINGS, for this work are not eq) ides the large assortment; PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYi"4, ‘This establishment LARGEST pakssEs ut Pam orry. Great pains have been taken to provide every material thas ‘bly be of service, and therefore having ocom- Son for ‘Showbill mil Audit greatly Povtherr advantage to eatablishmes PE ae ar of Bil an be farihe t very shor notice A APTS, payabl he on all pacts of England, lreland, DSN Scotland Ce tet fmige” amount, for sate at 8. J, BYLVESTE! M6 i Wall street and 190 Broadway,