The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Yel Ry ries 398 oan Weta ay BE NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1843. Price we Oense, THE NEW BE Pata hy lee A Fo a hom ov Werk o the ith tnd “vero Pee ae pe eree et TAUREN LONG ISLABD a at Riors 1x Cavana ov vit Leu vse. Loss or Lire We have received the following very interesting Ushed every day of the year exeopt New Year's day and cach wnonett. PRL Bo Kg rose ne, Benokizy, Reuss rnionsyessieses rene ut kets —Ta Troops cattep our. —The rioting in Canada scientific communication trom a quarter we need Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 96 per an- SS Yor that delightful Tesort, the M vine Far ED Mtaekisisa = Défeit' of ae go LEA! pris pee 7 on occasion of the celebration ef the Battle of the | mot say, entitied to the most respecttul attention. mum—postages paid—cash in advance. ind half pasté PM es Os ein as beg 1 Claymen—Afray detween | Boyne, onthe 12th -instant, have turned out more | The idea is a novel one, and must, we think, attract ing, eave Jamaica at $A.M..12 Mand SP. M.for | te Candidates—Fight in the St. Charles Hotel— | serous th eanteaitipen ing! untents! of Betgrniaf aM . i. jan was anticipated. The old feuds be- | much notice fri ents of natural philo- few York. Fare to Jamaica, 2s,; through from euaehe Fourth of July—Health of the City, &. &c. tween the Orangemen and Catholics, have, it would | sophy :— ‘A; Dateyater, dus Sept. | the Favillou. 75 cent, crop , tober. eNNETT— iv SUPPORT OPPOSITION AND SAVE A DOI LAU Dain Benverr: seem, gained added virulence, in consequence, pro- THE WEEKLY aires py yaa up Re morning—price 6} ceats per copy, or 12 per ennum— Ee 2 AY . postages paid-—oash in advance. 1p GARRICK, bi; Electrieity and § allroads. Fnom j reulation of | Ship SHERIDAN, Captai » 13th July. KNING LINK AT HALB-P4:T You will most pro jt Asie ih I have been reflecting for some time past upon th: ADVERTISERS are informed that the i P Bhip GARRICK, Capiaan Wma, skidde Tait Aueust SIX FOR ALBANY snd intertnesiste lend: , st probably have heard of the total | babiy, of the irritation resultiag from the recent at- | sinteetfvcte which may come. trom the long Lines of hon the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, andincreasisg | Ship ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 13ts Septreimber. ings, on ‘Taes'ay, Thursday and Sy ariay. | 80d uncompromising defeat of the whigs, ere this | tempts at the introduction of the “Repeal” agita- | rail constituting our railroads, in relation to electrical t. Ithae thelorgest circulation of any poper in this city, | Suib SIDDONS: Captain E. B. Cobb, ath Octuber. | Punaze 9 cents’ The solendid stenmban ALBANY. Cm | reachea you. Th t unequivocal - i eae ke nee i ast is the larg: » | Theses hips are all ofthe first elass, apwards of 1060 tous, built | Jenkins, leaves the new Pier foot of Barclay street, north you. ey are most unequivocally cock | ton. Wecannot place implicit confidence inthe | ™vemer or the world, and ie therefore; the best channel for business | «athe city of New York, with such’ improvements ascombine Salurday morning, a balled” ‘Dhe” whole Staak Maa eons daaneasio, The earth is composed of materials whieh do not afford . Pree si ic oderate—cash in ad. | sat peed with aunsual’ comfort for passengers. Every care e, ap, ly to the © . o nas & * | accuracy of all the statements in the Canadian pa | aperfectconductor of the electric fluid ; #0 that hitherto men tn the ofty or country. Pines moderete—cemh in ad- tue becy. taken in the amaigyment of their accommodations. Frage fakes the lowest rases, Laon. sans doute, Winte, the candidate of the whigs for | ners relative to the origin of this riot; but we wil | ‘thas been believed that one part of a country may be vence. je price of passege henee ese ate jeaves ou the opposite days charges | Congress, of wi Jecti . . ly changed, while ethers are ded by expericaced ‘nasters, who will mak $1 30 tor prssnze jet ress, of Whose election every one was Certain, | annex the version of the story as related by the i PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderata | fonts wine caper eo a - ped is ? dt "4 y th clouds are in like circum. prices, end in the most elegant style. iether the caus ub owners of th sh :pewill be responsi- PO RRR AINE OF STEAMBOATS | has ae vie bi hing p deat mee al in this | Kingston Statesman and the Kingston Chronicle.— ent a ce . ble for tte vat by them, uni hw ou nt case, wever, wi < * re JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ajar bly of Tading we matte be ae | iuembeas Per baneer tote eaTs ot kod) fra | Fed of Wate, who has besa in office for the lost | FYOm what we know, however, of the character of Lively "charged, « (hupiee bners, enenee-<e7, orminton oF THE HERALD KeTaBLISHMERT, ‘or treight or to Steamboat ROCHESTER Cap ae Aantce ; inolited elieve that | cloud inthe negative and earth in the posit Ee ern od Galemeid tenes den ee COLTS © Bag Hon a. New York, orto | Masti Wert asart STEER, Can A Hong! on, will Leave twel fr fourteen years, and who was never born | the Orange party, we are inciin | to believe ha isaiac paresis, duit ptstes tin rede aaieeee Pia ec et uA i eS OWN, 8 IPLEY & CO., Liverpool. Rtoamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain L W Brainard, |. tO Set the river on fire.” Randal Hust was the | the provocation came from them directly, asit did | clond to earth, the second case from eerth to cloud. LARBAETS, ON ENGLAND, IRE- nseatteds by tae Soticee a, be Caeeee pe cobra ners ingle Trill leave Taosday, Tracwey aod Saturdey eveniugs, at 7 Revcriie canilidate ey city, snd t he a ueen indirectly in their celebrating the day even in the A pranks conductor is supjosed tocarry the stream of , ke—Persons about, remitting mo, | ei 20 cents per cance, eee - \ selected instead o ite, wou ave “left the : uid either way, as the case may require, GEER leude fa the old couneryy? NEW LINE LIVERFOOL PACKWTS.—Pacte: jpetrambost NORTH AMERICA. Canin MH Truesdell, | town with at lenst 600 majority over auy other can- | W8Y of a grand pubic dinner. Better abolish at | ‘Now, it Franklin's conductor cun disarm a.cloud as to fae 3,5, 10 20 'Zsh or an amount raga of HOSELGT,Copetta Tahu Collonrwil'ail posievely | Thareday, and Batuclay afternoons, at3 o'clock, 1’ | didate, | Hunt is young lawyer of great talents | once all public displays of religious and political | the place it is ervot'd on what Be. 1 orto P.C. itm a a e A . a i ” gener eas ier ory ater cha, ge, atthe Natio s ts aooves her regular day.” ‘he, shina of tte ihe ae all 1000 | ihe Sedge on tos wher” ‘i iyiren | poomaune enc is eatined at some day to shine feeling, which can by possibility lead to breaches | ejectric fluid throughout ite whole length and ior a given on & Co,, Banksry, Lonon, |. Bamed & Co., Exchange Dias passengers, 4 aa,_NO MONOFOLY=F ARE REDUCED: ‘ i «| of the peace :— distance on each side of them, that no tudnder storm cam Bisesunt Banke, Liverpool, Keetora Bank of Scotland, Groom | scecrior ve any" other line ct packets | Peron aboct to viit MNO EO RE RUGED: | Quite an interesting affray took place on election Teak Waa ins west do mischief w limits? ock Banking Company, Sir Wm. Forbes Hanter & Co., Seot- | the old country, should vot fail to exumine the accommody. | ny direct, day atthe polls, between Jno. Slidell, the democra- | it eee ee eee ormnosl “ Suppose the storm about to strike Albany sould have aad ae brian tn every st oven Uioaahpwt Kigland. | Woon of Gis magnidcencahip tele enenkinycrewnera, and | une, "4q aad commolions waamben, NEW JeUBEY. | tie candidate for Congreas, and Felix Labatut, the | way"stinpctulloney thao ooo Caneel ret Ahe | ite electric uid take to the railroad to Budlulo—would net the steamsrs Great Western or Hibernia, by. application ts all to make carly | Vihk, every Monday, Wednesday and Briday events, whig eandidate for the State Legiclavure, in which | display of party feellog wasexhibitel during theday, but | it diffusion on 0 long & line render it perfectly berm. ‘4 . TAPSCOTT, W. & J. TAPSCOTT, Oelock John’s face was well slapped. A fight was expec- | towards evening gathering of small parties at the cor. | 18? : , Atcheir Seaeel Passage ice, 43 Peck Slip, cor. Bouch st. bid: PA it 43 Peck stip, corner South st. bee freight or passtze apply on board. Freight taken less | ted, but friends intertered, and Labatut ‘“‘ax’d his | ners of the streets, and their brawlings and threats, show- Some good electricians have gone into calculation of + B.—All letters from the country must come post paid. ‘The Roscins will sail from the 13h of September, affording | & ea en (hinting tin Meni’ les ihe: anal pardon,” and John put up with his injury. (0h, | ed very pi ht would not pass off so quietly the number of acres of land and cloud which are used ina heavy thunderstorm, and put it down as about ten thow- vide! sund. I! this calculation is a good one, then as ten thou- en tectavulcntly tueus | Gand aerenare embraced iva eqiare a abut four mile on 4 Sait ench side, we may say the railroad will dispose of all the diate be eneral “at 32: jhe guardian got ator. | encore, Supcely - Gruewacds, Gane, Snes eee wore Ua for iwo mil Fa ‘each sideof It through ite whole “ 5 us) aten. Nothing further of interest has oc- "I i & length. {fthis should prove to be true, then the property foot ot Barclay street. Breakfast and Dinner on board. of the new Catholic Chure! from the windows of B' is ‘, Money remutted hy letter. (post paid) to the subscriber, oF | the igth of August aves Leaves New Yori—The Empire on Monday Wednesday | curred. iy i some of Mr. Horsey’s cottages. “Weregret to state that | md persons within those limita would be saie from light- persousily deposited with him wita the name ef the person or | elethof August. 4920 | aud Hriday. The Troy on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. | On the 4th the military turned out gloriously.— | a iad, named Robert Morrison, was struck by two | Ding Persons in irelend, England or Scotland, to whom it’ to be OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS | "7 A.M. i Never was there a handsomer parade thisside of the | of these shots, one passing through the head, und anothi Lot ns also. notice whet efects, may be attributed to our Sent, aid nosrest post town, will be immedjately transmitted FOK LIVERPOOL renct of the Ist Ang Tbe plsinding a—Caldwalls, Westpoint, Newburgh, Haspton, | Potomac A good oration was delivered in their | entering th heart-cauringimmediatedeath. ‘The fring | Ton water pipes, extending through every strectof our au tdmmg'y, and a receipt effect given, or lor OPE, ikespaie, Hyde aeheek, Wied Hod, Bristol, pgesence by at late talented Attorney General, Mr aaa wus entisely without noe. | city; for both the iron pipes and the water within them Pa Wwarded to the sen ler. , = Soxsackie and Kurderhoo Y i “ 4 ike mane; mopey, or claims on persons 1 any part of “Phis elegance ship has absurpassed secomimedstious fer cabu, new low pres.a oselins. The health of our city continues good, The boy was standing quietly in the road at | @rPpxcellent condnatnms a at st may call the attention Jy Ur to persons Wiehing to send for their friends a favourable oppor i i f havi for d aud accommodati it aurpanse ~ | chivalry!) On the same evening, int Charles, | a8 the da (REMIDCANCES BO TORLAND, Sor ieue unity ofhaving them broaght out i her, or eny of tue regular | fozteeod and accommodation is not surpassed by any elon: | SO NAUY | Oe to loners (ihe! captain of the 2d | these crow@lsbegen paradis jc rae i st doze f small, to vera i uy pare of Leland | aetna samen ce soph eammepayadlo,sn demas vilhiout BOEV EN, ON EOOK MORNING LINE municipality guard and his assistants among them) | {or @ fight, although neit the same manner as he, cnd his predecessor in business havo i ‘aw * » Aud Fee eee gman er ng, | cian Scotland or Wales, can also be Obata on appheaton ia : ve, id. or Seouland, i N.B.~The Liverpool will succeed the Roscivs and sail on ven eight and nine o'clock fired by some persons concealed in or around Lendings—From the Steamboat pi splendid +fast ssilrmg new packet ship ‘arber, will be despatched as above, her regular day. ‘Capt A.Gorham, 0 y: jail on nd, England or Scotland, can be collected by the subscri- i 7 o’cloek in the mori A i b' rion trv reine many part of Se \ eghomelg Gt- | Bertha willreauire make oul appleaton ane © *™® | cui day mamingarToelack, | | and everybody says there will be no epidemic but | ihe threatening arpect of the parice, Inmediately afr | of bMervers tothe effectaofthander worm in the vic ity asa wi os 4 : AOR aN, Cr paietge, apply at the fice, foot of Barclay street, or en ' ertainty. ire- | {he threstening aspect of the p Tnmed of railroads. ‘Tho idea lsanew one and I give it for w Toe GEORGE McBKIDE, Jr, 82 Cedar st. 1 Bon OMAN ie | board ly deserted (which accounts, perhaps,for the whigs. Bee eee eee eT EIR Waritic secretion: (itis worth. HENRY MEIGS. Na ‘ Ly 4 "Notice.—All Goods ht, B . Bank Bills, Specie re » 8S, | force repaired to tne spot; but His Worship considerin, i - 2 JOHN HERDMAN’S OLD ESTABLISHED — | ¢.Thetplendtd mcket ship ROSCIUS, Geptain Collins, sits | ,, Wouce All Goode, Freight, Ragrage, Bank Bills, Specie) | awful defeat) —amusements we have noae—fighis | his force insutticient to preserve the peuce, thought it | JULY 18, 1843, inst. her regular day. A few more passecg: perty, taken, shipped, Serer ‘on boar 5 GE OFFICE. 'y¢ be accom modaled at the lowest rat the Boats of this Live, must be at the risk of the owners of | Very few—and now that the election is over, I can’t | prudentto di mand the assistance of the mililary. In a zs i rie EMIGRANT PASSA WN. Bo—Fussage from@reat Britain aud irefand,via Liverpool, | #2¢b.goods Re. jy20%r_ | say what we will do for excitement. Tepe tints aceicGne body Gkti mandicey peentiersit ec Bar Room Scenx.—Scene, Shelbyville, Ky. P .3 <9 & Desens we aie saben ge ttacitaecemalae si NeW ARRANGEMENT. y respects Hele jeune editeur,” and think me beets ral search through the premise. in the v Time, Tuesday week.—Dramatis Persona, the 2 a FARE AND FKKIGHT REDUCE ae ever yours, truly. Park. ity of the disturbance, and in the foundation of thechurch { Hon. J. C. Spri ind the Hon. Joseph Le Ci rt c Trangs payment of his «rafts at the fel- 4 » » . : prigg, @ ie Fon. Josep ompte. NeEgULAR Li WPAC) IPS, 61 street, ae aa the par sient of Rae rates at the fo} VHEGUEAR MALL LINE— PRO- oe Oe and seminary. Even after the soldiers arrived onthe | piace the barroom of Paris’ Hotel. Enter both. PASSAGE to and from Great Britamand Ireland, via Liver- | and stall their branches, Also the National and Provinci INGTON AND NEWPOR’ Saratoga Springs. ground, some shots were fired, and one or two persons , i i. . cf and Lowden, by the regular pack shipe, tating onthe | Bank of England and all ts branches. vhroughont Kugland and | Stuhe following taverior teamers, muuing sn connection with [Correspondence of the Herald. Were wounded. Ten men were errested in the immediate | The Hon. J. C. Srriaa—Sir, what are your proe- ft, 7th, 13th, ‘9a, and 25th of esch month to and from Liver- | Wales. Ey Sie eeaern avk of Sectiand, the Greeuoek | the Stonington snd Boston aud Providence Railroads 8. ¢ 1 neighborhood, and conveyed to the Station House for ex- | pects for Congress ? pool, tad t6 and’ frem London ‘st, 0th and 20th of exch | Banking Co, and all their vravehes, throughout Heotlan!. | Bor "MASBACHUSKT TS, Capt Comstock. ; aRaToGA Springs, July 16, 1848. | amination on the following morning. This melancholy |“ ‘The Hon. Joseeu Le Compre—I will answer your inonth - farther particulars apply as above yar RHODE ISLAND, Capt Dhayer. The Springe—The Visiters—The Amusements—The | occurrence h sed great excitement in the town, and tion by ther—what are you te? The iber has made unequalled ements to ¥OR LIVERPCOL—-NEW LINE—Reguar PROVIDENCE. has revived feelings among Irishmen that we had fondly | Westion by another—what are your prospect bring Ee geciinng Sod cam wien. gent Baal eee, ist Becket of | 2th aly J he Grlendid racket hip RABSAGANSETT. Music. hoped were buried in oblivion. The Hon eek s priaa—That is my business. due and ‘iligeot attention will be shown them, and all wro Mostively antl ab above, her regular day’ ‘Wor teyghess | One of which will leave New Yak daily (Sundays exeept- | JAMES G. Bennett, Esq.— We stop the pressto announce to our country renders, | 5 be Aes Wife denice, oitear discussion ‘kwith them. assage can #)so be engaged from Liver- Ng Aecommodations unoquailed for splendor ed) from Pior No 1, Battery Place, N. River, at 5 P.M. Sm:— that the Loyal Orange Association in this city, yesterday | had better be adjourned to the stump. - ol irvect to New Oneaus, Mobile, Saraunah, Baltumere, | 9 on hoagd at Orlenta wharf fone of Wall sree RRANGE Yi ¥ i. abandoned public processions, and rigidly contined them- | The Hon. J. C. Spniaa—Sir, you are trying to de- de Hae Boron, madite the) different ports of the British Cae ic pea COLLINS & CO. 56 South street. Wherote cere arte np bore bed ca Maney, oad I promised, before I left home, that I would write | selves to their lodge rooms, where they dined together | feat my election, and you ought to get out of the a . passage 5 ie rida} for i r i a frrangemenis, together with the advantage ihe Facket Sinp Siddons, Captain EB. Cobb, of 1000 | Stonington. ye a % to you, and I now redeem that pledge, though I Pep eloped ELE ak ty a lomieren eA you must get out of it, and you shall get rp respondents, postess, being i8 ge | cons, will succeed the Koscins, and suit the 2ith of Aug, her The MASSACHUSET1'S,Captain Comstock, on Tuesday | can say nothing that will be interesting either to | hundreds, and but for the timely interference of the au. | “pj ry, " ‘Tiurseay for Stoni nd Baturday for’ Stouington, : : = cagesa may rely on the shipe of tia line sailing paneteat | Newnort and Providence: sei ior Mone | you or your readers, Every day adds a number of | tborities, in calling out the troops, the most dreadful re- ose Peemetereticsrtye are aR di vanadverised. ioe Passengers, on the arrival of the steamers at Stonington, | » ry day adds a number of | titty might bave occurred. The gallant 234 Royal Weich | Will be kind enough to, put me out of the wa FOR NEW ORLEANSCLOUISIANA ano | Silbaimmedittely forwarded in the splendid and commo: | new faces to the company at the Springs, and the | Fusileers soon cleared off the ruifians. Beaten trom the | _ (The Hon. J. C. Sprigg here pulls the Hon. Joseph & | : In ly engaged in the ‘reighting a: from u f 100 wt clas* ships fro! jous ports of the United States, with freight facility offered by. this establia! from the large number of first class shi most fashionable hotels are fast filling up. The | National, the repealers (all armed with guns, swords, Le Compte’s nose ) . aud if NEW YORK LINE—First Regular Packet—The | for Newport wi ed in the steamers on Monday, Wed- stones, &c.) marched up to several other houses where | The Hon Josera Le Comete—(Astonished at the be guzranteed ‘I'he price of passage will be at the very fast. sailing eoppered ship OCONEE, Captai + and 0 i i 3! Tie, tn should toy of inere ool pees a be ean, dee facksournow Tending and inving a rrr vane faba ae) peered Bulead ravidences ts f Savy, Brosend vis number at the United States Hotel is now nearly | the Orangemen rare dlniag, and at the trains oF Clergy | proceeding, at first supposing that it must have been @ money Will bs as customa: inded. Steamboat | her cargo engaged, ma) es) & % ny addi a 5 i 1 i jt M phd Hl Esp esLsdtnes sna Taree el tr | hecer Srna aves ieee id nay | “MeLee i anete 2 Sate sae som on | 2%, ll the memal ameciments of the place for | and Breck crwae.sot motes unde tan and | gota it ant You Pell my noes eesin, 2 wil JOHN HERD MAN 61 South st, N Y, or eer ey oP eK COLLING & CO. Se South or at the offs oF i NDEN & CO., No 3 Wallstreet. | Prone eee he rien an Lacesait | the Coroner’sjary isnow bolding an ingueston his body. | @rynrboth to breakfast. J. & W. ROBINSON, near Wall street, ‘Sinppers mayrely upon having their goods correetiy mean On and after the 10th inst, freight ‘will vot bereeeived | PAst-time to the guests at the Springs, are now in | The troops being marched up Princess and Clergy ats, | ‘The Louisville Journal says that about halt an Mercbanoy aud emugrat Agents, | od.nil thar the siven Ci tule will fll pupetualy ae alt forwarded after halfpast4P’ M m$ém*m" | full operation. The balls and cotilion parties at the | {0F the protection of that part of the ally, were Avedon by | tour afterwards, Mr. Sprig renewed the dispute 4 * ” i ive! ‘o ee - eager nn — . ‘ ty e assassins, by wi ree mel 1d, one . * ; RAFTS AND ¥ GE. Uhat may be 4 NEW YORK AND KING STON STEAM FREIGHT | United States Hotel are becoming quite cheerful in the ab- | with Mr LeCompte in the bar room, a Dee enetie sieeve el thers venlcing ward chante (nit Onenns digllin & Woodruff) whe will fon AND PASBAGE 1, WE. aad animupedia TH0 ladieas OF whit Where. are. | vere Se ee ee ee eee pee aaa bledhis dine SwhieredponiMi, beCeta eee re their friende to his unequatled errsngements for the pay | ly forward all goods to their address. For Kingston, and [Delaware and Hudson many here, both peautahate rents r domen and the other in the arm. Severa’ ys and men \ bs . p 5 p icieer otis Uhinwiag Beiter beieiene tar | Oates eae Sopa sonaborts KMLEALD, aed Oba (aerm ache rat iauoorepoer ise eortpantauet onert | Getet Rees Fe tiaea cue rapariee tre alan aot [cenine Larter momemten oethe fate, We onder whacever, at the following Bxnking Institutions, = Oconre. iy H. 3 t . about fo: q er prosecution of the fight 'e under: ENGLAND—Mesars James Bult, Son & Bankers, = EMEMALD, Captain John Ketcham, will leave New | to receive a full recompense for the pleasure they | among their number their reputed leaders, Augustus Thi. | g'and thatpublic indignation was strong against Mr. Landon. &Co,, Exchange and Discount Bank, Li | “© JERSEY RAILROAD AND ‘TRANS. Tore fog Gy Murer street, every Monday and “uamdayats | impart, in the consciousness of the admiration they | bodo and Martin Foley. A clerk in the Surveyor Gen- | Sprigg tor his unprovoked assault upon fan old, inof- Spel Baretet & Co, Rashes . PORTATION COMPANY. ‘Wiil leave Kingston (Rondout landing) every Wednesday | excite in every bosom. eras ofice was tren in theparty, armed with @ mu-Ket. | fenaive, and most amiable gentleman “Riitional Provincial Bank of England, and Branches through- wey cod Barna at Eee ack ee ey ‘Among the distinguished personages now here | The ky suthorities behave well. but tho offers of the aia 0 ee rnd Digmiet Bank and Branches. Yorke foot of Warren street, every Wednesday and 8 might be mentioned Gov Porter of Pennsylvania, | fecis., : Larter rrom Mexico —The schr. Amazon, Capt. ‘ ‘ So'clock, P. M. who, however, does not excite much attention, an if e Kin) icle. P. son, ere re 0 Birmiugh-m Benking Co. ‘Nie ik A ne Wilt ieee Kingetoo, (Roudout landing) every Tues ing and |awiivns glory ebetha’ to: huve'b iderably ai [From the Kingston Chronicle ] ‘arkinason, urrived here yesterday from Vera Cruz, wsater Banking Co. ight a < Y eave. es 08 'y seen ave been considerably di- Inthe métning a number of youths and small boys per. | bringing us our correspondence vers fi Gly SGOTHAND—treenock Banting Co. in Glasgow and Fro nte reduced to 85 cents. Wridsy td o'clock. FM a TRIPS. minished. Governor Tomlinson, of Connecti- ambulsted lo’ 24 (a suburb of ihe town,) and the grounds alienate. Oe P brought nt ne Bon Verm ea rid ed and Biznckes. ae The EMERALD will leave the foet of Murray stree cut, is also here. If this gentleman ever wasa | about the new Catholic church, in course of erection, | Cruz seventeen of the English sailors who formed a eet eee Plovimctal Bank of ireland. Loreoc ter Tee wk Suady morning, at To'el ‘Returning leaves Kingst great mag, people seem to have forgotten itentire- | with an orange flag. payee bd ot ae valuable portion of the crews of the Mexican steam- ree pb 3 % RE Se ] 4M ats For freizht or besser PRI ARBOME, OF go eos Tallmadge and, hia Jady have been Fee ee Ee eer Porat Te ronittaater dabei [ere ie Montezama and the Guadaloupe. They lina magt n do. ee ae NY, BAKL! 0., » but left before T arrived. hey made but a ngoged in al conflict were all that warand disease have spared from ia Ferestown dy a ihe wismer isd Went street. _ | short stay. Mr. Dickens, the Secretary of the Se- | Nunvactuated perhaps by no bed motive, belabored one | those steamers, save some two or three who had sliymens. Dedlin Daten 6 & STATEN ISLAND FERRY, FOOT | MAte, is here : or both witha big stick, with the a w of part | squandered all their money at Vera Cruz, and then Bandon Dowapatrick Tralee ON SUNDAYS. O¥ WHITEHALL 3T.—The steamboats Wi ae of the United States Hotel have | ing them. Another threw the weight of re-enlisted and returned to Campeachy Bellyetainon Dungannon Watestord Fugit Ge thot of Conran: stinet ee -STATEN {SLANDER and SA} secured an excellent band of music from New | thestale, and the first intruder was worsted, and, when on In Vera Cruz on the 29h ult ,twenty-two days had bg pr Rw Youghal Leave New York, Leave Newark. ee ave New Vouk & 8 levlint & 3.5.6.7. York, and Frank Johnson is expected here this | the ground beaten by tbe Juveniles. This occurred on | elapsed since they had received any intelligence ag SS Finer | SORAD SURF RLAR BE ORRER | tea Ateeied tae it Babe rack: 1 amin in enlivening the Company with hie |S 0 ees waatia ar faapslcg wie same, | om, Campenchy |, Tiicgs diasrous to the Go aaogher ‘avucorthy ‘vam Leave New York Leave Elisabeth Town Segre Sew York and Bisien [sland every hour on ;, | inimitable strains. It is almost useless to add, that | building. ‘The beaten Man ran for the pollow, who came: | verament were anticipated : Wemsact rie Sie: aa, ee iy 3: : ‘ fort and luxury of lite—by paying for them. You | not heeding the paltry prov rib ottered to théa. co, and its approval on the 13'h June by Santa Ana, stieres, ford rf Wexford oe do. do. Fave to Staten Ialand, 6 sents, Do to Fort Humnilten 1836 | may expect to hear from me again when anything | Towards evening, men, din parties, were to | was celebrated with dinners, balls, bull fights, fire- Charvesyille aghten == Tallow Wicklow ‘The trains for Weatlield, Plain6eld, Boande’~ok, Somerville, | °°” it | worthy of note shall occur be encountered, armed weal & t protusio 1 Clonmel iteneatown ‘Thurles Ke.,connect with theo A M, and'4MPM | ds from New NEWARK AND NOW WORK—Farc Yours, & L. W. B. ‘ Pa Sra Weg ats SOA FON |i, Ors OSs) RUEAL peotualon. Ae adinnes wives ‘NB —In addition to the Liverpool and Lendon York, daily, Sundays excepted: only, gi2if, Lents The aplendid steames bah ho Ce a ee aides ee Teens | Ob the th, to the, palace, at whieh the principal oO Pi ; lobile, Cl ston, tween bf a + Monday, June 5th, will ran as follows — re ii H Eavannaty oy which pasange canbe weenred A the loweatiates. are betwost ew YORK AND HAHWAY. Converthe foot of Barclay street, New York, at10A.M., ton, Charles Cole, Jr. parties met to Celebrate the anniversary of the battle ot Heres ban ty ciated Vebot here f hd THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PAC! be A fo ‘ do 8 do 0% 9 ateamr | Wednesday, at 2o’elock P. M., containing the fol- | excitements. party of men, apparently expecting to} deavors of the illustrious men who formed it, the Py re S6 go 5 = soften - 1 | lewing extraordinary case of forgery, by a Boston | be attacked, or that the building would be atiacked—as | hopes of the friends of Mexico, and of che lovers of NEW YORK AND NEW KC aw (KOT FOR NEWPORT AND PRO- he materials used in its erection have been frequently ; liberty every where: so shall the 13th of June be ‘To sail {rom New York 16th, and from {Liverpool 5th of each From foot of Courtland stree VIDENCE ARRIVING IN TIME eOK | merchant. It has created a tremendous sensa- | garaged, so as tobe made useless—gathered about the | ever memorable ‘mouth. Leare New York. im TO DOSTORG Par dt fe Deck ParetiesTes teen, | tion: — new Catholic building, aud placed themselves within Long details are given of the solemnities and re- Ship HOPTINGUER, 1050 tons, § 16th July. AAS Fst AOL ae 1 A Hotions and fast enilitg steemboat CURTIS PECK, Case | One of the most extraordinary cases of a series of | Mt, They were in due course visited. hetweon eight | joicings attendant upon the proclamation of the con- New shin Grea Wentera; 1966 tons, Atp AM and ayy PM. HH Neer dGk: pm, | 5 glclock, F. Bi. "7 "| large business, and said to be wealthy, was elicited | “Stones were thrown on both sides forsome time, and | i i8 called in the Vera Cruz papers, the organic nl, ‘Woodhouse,’ 16th September. Fai chpt In the Philadelphia trams, between ew York fo passage and freight inquire at 2 5 South st. up stairs to-day in an examination before the police court of | finally an attack on the building and all upon it or about | Dasis of the republic. “ Ship ROUHESTER, 850 ton., ib Oaisher. and New Brazewieh oa satiny 38 cents ye. this city. it for its defence seems to have been prepared. This One ecbees chen 1 the declaration of re Ce Joh Bricton, k & , cents. FARE REDUCED FOR BRIDGEPORT | ‘The party charged Mr. Charles Cole, Jr., | met by a discharge of firearms, which unhappily deprived | nesty for all political ofleuces, in pursuance of w Passe! A party charged was Mr. aries Cole, Jr., h pily dep Et PY Weck hie chanted or peat cope nce and | geiv ery Ueket Braun," ekets are Tee Arg dy yl AND NOKWALK—Linding at Belden’s | merchant, who doesan extensive business on Arch | the unfortunate lad Morriso of life, and wounded one or | Senors Pedraza, Riva Palacions, Overo and Lafra- ‘anu will be despatched panetually on the 16th of each | #2ctor only on the day when murehased mil mr Wore 10 brine 98 eines. wharf, and who resides in a splendid brick mansion | to others slig the firing was kept upon | gua were setatliberty en the 13h ie a oni : sities inaiatiidal SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Pare to Norw 123 ets. TnmucineratresteNo: BL © both sides until the errival of a detachment of the 284 | | We learn that the insurrection of the Indians in wie sas 5 ait ae maieg art SFruaeas | NEW TORK AND PAIEADELEMIARAICROAD LINE. | aye yeast MUTURL BA PETY (ets Liver Mr. Cole has been in successful business for some | Goater, Eq, by whom the ground was clvarsi, and | (te Southera provinces has been brought to a close, ge ~ ‘i f ill be Via Newaax, New Baunswi a} Princeton, Trantor‘ morning, #6 sy eacepied, at 6a'elork, ?0 ‘Bruce, | twenty years, and has been censidered asa wealthy | orderrestored. ? an amicable arrangement having been made be- “freithers'e captains or owners of theve ships willbe respon. ps Me eypeale hap abirhing fomening at Bevdao's Neck, x and respectable merchant. He has a young wile, |. Soveral arrests were then made by the Mayor. The | tween them and General Bravo, in pursuance of ais ee treed Meeniee. lomentonte Bailro about two years married, his second wite, a tamily | Catholic building and the seminary were entered by the | Which thry have given up their arms and retired to For freig) COT passers only tO MINTURNS a of children, and attends church at the Rev. Mr. mere and betel Co Daley? all who were found | th omes O Bulletin, 12th m S a he mii Yonng’s, in Summerstreet. It is said that he has | there were apprehen . ese were ten in number, | —_——— @ South street. New York, roadsand a beantifai country. Fare te New Have ; and we believe they were all Catholics. McManus, who orto MIELDEN, BROTHERS &' CO. THROUGH IN SIX HOURS. (fies foot of Liberty street generally had a plenty of money at command, and | (0. yi br ; ‘ Papeete H i ps the temperance inn, at the corner of Horsey’s build: leah yt Laeti Kens York, dg ihe fovt of Conrtlande st Syl8 Imre URIAH GREGORY, Agent Wher icepl ome eT A tae ten etiore Pects ings, and who le ® matter workman on the Catholic GBNBRAL PRINTING OLD LINE LIVE! CKETS. ‘Tife Morning church, and Foley, living in the same buildings: and hold- ESTABLISHMENT, ates to Phi imilar offi ein the buil ¢ proceeds to Bordentown, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FOR , t Indelphia. co eres SHREWSBURY Long” Brauch, Genan | & Collins, 55 Commercial street. | ing a 1g, were taken from their Bi) Evening. Line proceeds girect te Camden (opposite to 7 House, Black Point, Rumson, and Katontown He was formerly President of the Mechanie’s | houses and lodged in jail. These houses, or huts, (for | N7W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU . nding, thre Without change of ears h the ‘inner pussge The new Steamboat | Bank, South Boston, a Director of the Freeman’s, | they are little better,) were visited aft J by bands of | 1# #pplied with material necessary for the neat 4 Pe Tr x et _ Baws e a y etter,) afterward by bands ot 5 HHeen ee ee eee Lire pot what hatha | Courant strvet, where cctmmonions, otmsboreen Wot Of | town Landicnem Sunder, the tin of Jeae i-e, and'rmatfor | and occupied several other positions of a high mer- | armed men, to the great terror of the wives and children and economical execution of every deseription o ay, the ach of June in-t., and rum as fol * . 7 ing voy falls on Sanday, the ships will sail on the succeed: | readiness, with baggage crates on lows, to wit: le New York, from the foot of Robi cantile character. He isabout 45 years of age, a | of the two men in custody. The house of Foley was AN URI RRS feats * : Fouladelrhia bogknge erates are conveyed from eity to city, tteetcevery Mewiny, Tued sy) Wedorsiay. ‘Phurvday aud | man of plain appearance, and having the appear- | Pierced with a dozen musket balls, fred in one volley, FAMOT JOS PRANTANGS, For New York. For Liverpool. pithout being opened by the way, Kach is provided with | Friday, at 7o’clock, A. M. Returuiag, wil! leave Eatontown d drivi d hy and it is providential that all the inmates were not slaugh Pablie attention 1s requested to this establishment, ip the as- The CAMBRIDGE, June 1 July 19 rin which are a,artinents end dressing rooms expressly for | Landing on each of the above days, at! o'clock, |. OnSa- | 2ace of an industrious, driving and active merchant. | nog, snrance that ample satisfaction will be given—as regards typo= 950 tons, ed Nov 19 | the Indies’ use. turday § will leave New York at iy o'clock, P. nd Katon- He was arrested by officer Vallant last night, ona | "4 coroners jury have been sitting these three days graphy, press work, and@harges—to those who require favey or “CBarstow.0 Feb 1 Mar 19 | Returning, the lines loave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal- in Landing on Sundays at $ o'clock, P.M’, and Geean House | chi f A heat and defraud the Mas- y. nS '¥8 on | common, large or small work cheaply aud expeditiously "The ENGLAND, June 19 Aca "1 | outstreet, by steamboat to Bordenthwn a7 oelock. Av M eo SHREWSBURY will stop at Fort Hamil, | Coaree of attempting to cheat an the Nas’ | the body of Morrison. The evidence is contradictory "760 tons, Oct 19 Det 1 | aad by malcoad from Camden, acsocelock.AfyM, on™ . sachusetts Bank in State street, of several sums of | and eonfused, as is usual in all cases of tumult and vio- S.Bartlert. @Feb 19 April 7 | Thelines for Baltimore leave Failadetph M64 A. M., and ts, and stopping at Zandy Hook, going and | money by forging the names of respectable mer- | lence. Mr. Thibodo was arrested while entering the The OXFORD, yay 1 as 8 P.M. beings continnatapn of the lines from New York.” jet hs a eet nana chants to several notes as signers or endorsers, | Court House on Thursday, the 13th, and has remained Lost neo 2 Avil 1p | FOk BUFFALO AND ALL FARTS OF THE WEST | tom theaforsaid landing Paces to any part countey ques. | Which notes were offered by Cole and discounted at | Wither" Madsen ented by Ate: Bensou aa inte counsel, ir The MONTEZUMA, | CJuly 19 Sept 7 jes. | the Bank. é ; , Mr. ‘ se ies, oD My 5 aa ie ZOAD 24, HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT Hay | , Previousto this, and on yesterday Sherif Free- | Sommencentente en nt om TRANDBIL'S, Notes Pe, ‘ Sept 1 ILTON.——The | steamboats STATEN | Man was put into his house with a writ of attach- i ; a Ridobd itd pet Sart is | “ANSOCIATION i OFFI ANY. pa aad SAMSON wil! ran every | ment covering the sum of $50,000, on a civil suit of iy DaNiiels Meatuaine ea eaeciwtaary| Ut me ere eet The NEWT! Ge ne Apa 1 y 8 oretae, Li-4 Fegheeter, eg y (Handays exes familton at IMAM sud de Ee MM. the Bank, for the same transactions—the amount of | be made fer mi to identity on such occasions, | THEATRES, CIRCUSES, CONCERTS, MUSEUMS pA pl AS Feb 7] Oswego, 225 Up. & Lower Canadas 30 _New York, Whitehall Dock, at 3%. M. the forged paper being about $3,000. We apprehend it will clearly appear that Mr. ‘T's efforts LECTURES, PUBLIC MEETING ‘FB. Cropper.¢ April is June 7 For passage-apply to This arrangement may be relied on as permanent, as its con- He appeared in Court this morning with his coun- | were solely directed to allay excitement, and preventa | Or any other places where the largest deseription ‘The SOUTH AMERICA, Ser. Qe 181 39m pt 5) ee ee eee aeons. J15 Sar mel, Richard Robbins, Esq, and seemed much cast betel of the peace. i pepe eneeien regaired. | ‘The 9 Rei es for te work are not equ ; ‘ ‘i % . jononeR’s Inquest—T wo 0’ —The lad Hurst, ped hm G.Bailey, QMay 1 June is 5 lown and dejected. | There was alsd one transee- | upon whose deposition Mr. Thibodo was arrested, and | PLAIM ANO ORNAMENTAL TY, ‘The COLUMBUS, fen 8 er 7 ‘ATERSON RAIL ROAD. Som ot Magtheygt aetiga lly oh ayaa nei who declared that he heard kim order two men to fire, ‘This establishment has the tons, jan 9 ar 7 me of the officers of the assachusetts Ban! be Hed by th: Hi that h “4 UA. Cole. 0 May 19 July 7 : were present. Some of the individuals whose | hat teen recalled py the jury. He now systhat he knew | LARGEST PaiSsES IN THE CITY. A ‘ -) — . T. only by his whiskers, and sveaks confi : ; in their cabin nesomenovarions, orn tel ast sallog cuales HAVE YOUHEARD [FE NEWS' | names were forged, who testified to the talse cha- | hishaving worn «black beavtr hat~wherea teen | Great rains have, been salen wo oravide every material that by any vesse's in the trade. aT CER . 5 N racter of the paper, and that it was left for discount | proved by many witnesses that he wore a leghorn hat. or Sh IIs, wil ad 0 ah Commicdzivace well known as men of ¢ pidig ReDLD RR RESECHRTLLlosmshetuentvast tris tough | bY Mr, Cole, Israel Lombard, Director, James | Muny witnesses have sworn to having heard him at aif: | patronize th vision lah ected na promote ihe Wialotse svates On and after Monday, 17th July, the care will leaye ou! the United Biates, Canada, North sod Beuth Ameren, | Dodd, Cashier of the Massachtsetts Bank, and | Tenttimes exhort the mento go away fromthe Cathedral, | | = Any size or form of Bill can be furnished at very short Fauetuality, as regards the day of salling, wi iadbived be: PaTEnagn Derer. Leave New Yous. Pig Briteh Colonies, Se (out having all she fa at imporant | Jona. Brown, Jr , Cashier of the Market Bank, and and upon no account to engage in a fight with the Orange. | notice x MTs ut seailion eaieiid sd teed ‘ hig 1 BM Of the worst clacs of Venwrent Divense in. ite most egerevated | Samuel Mansur, merchant, 19 South Market street, | ™™ sciaiaiieitedasaly “LAMPS!! HORN’S LAMPS.” Dollars for whten ample stores ol overs donroaee cil ve 4 P.M. b sisitha forms, with anprecedented expedition and disprteh. and may | whose signature was forged, were present and gave | Casz or Mason Tuomas Cuirton.—The Cor HORN? PATENT SOLID BOTTOM ded, with the exeeption of wines avd liguers, "whieh ON SUNDAYS. nanin be consulted as waual, parsnnaily and’coulidentially, athis | evidence. Samuel D. Parker, teq., County Altor- | 416 Taquest in th sot Mz. Cll Pao OUNTAIN LAMP: he Tareas ny toe brewer, I Jequirad. cir eesaics Laas Reraneon Depot. Lasva Naw Yoax. office Ne § Norton strert, Aloany, N.Y. ney appeared for the Commonwealth i aa Ss rae at ne case Oo} 7 r. Clifton, tds bite ghia mn ible for fetter, Is, “ 5 P.M. 6 PM. COLORED ENGRAVIN x he forged paper lying in the Masachusetts Ban owned in the Delaware a day or two ago,decide: weaiar bel of tadkas me dgued acl, We Wee unless (Sandav'sercepted ) Pas- | dlescriotive of Disease 1a both sexes illustrating all its most ma- | was as follows :—One note $492.16, purporting to | unanimously, that the fatal result was caused by the sage, apply to ay cup lee the Fetry 00 Courtlandt street, | ligoant forms with a complete Practieal Treatise on Veueresl 5 ae | M ‘db » y perfectly sale ’ - GOODHUE & CO., 64 South fore the stated hours of depa.ture. Complaints ard their immedinte and remote cons: quences, be signed by Samuel Mansur, and endorsed by | steamboat Pioneer. i give more light than six sperm eandles, at an ex 89" MARSHAL 5 cluding obsrrratious on certain aff-ctions of the Uterus—may | Cole, dated IMth February, 1843, payable seven , sathur hala: ent per hour, All who examine ani jyl?_and to BARING RROTHRRS ROC top bevexxrained at auy time if desized by the unfimuoate athe | months afier date On this charge he was bound The inquest also states that the boat was fully {mire therm fo their best nest appear F iat to Doarl aud lode with Drv Cocke whe willso. | over to appear in this Court on the 29th inst. in the | warned respecting the fishiag boat, and that the ac- ador ant. Asa. \. teat, 4 sould seem they commodate themswhile under medical treatment,un- | sum of $2 cident was caused only by the grossest neglect upon ed Lo bec me th= universal ligh,, s0 great has RW YORK, SCHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN & EAS’ Reverand . ed i y Ye i id Sho ald there be fer the | Tire Moot of Courtland street, daily (Sundays excepted) | “YN! 1 1 1, Cook may have attained in the treat- | ., ON note purporting to be signed by Edward D. | the part of the officers having command of the boat, | (rh SanOs advhey puss Wosats, Sands & Coe D ug Star EW YORK AND HAV&E PACKETS—BSec At8o ciock, A. M., by railroad fom Jertey city to Morristown, 1 1 t € Peters & Co, merchants, Central wharf, for $500, | or the most determined attempt to drive the boats f broad aad Cha ~ ‘4 anette of spbhe aps of th i ter Teare Ni ty dS 3 neater, Bohootey’s ae eee eo Lowen Phyacite ant Beets | dated July 17, 1843, payable infour months. Bound | from what has been hitherto known as the fishing | pinces where they nave the true. light For fa:ther partical and 2 rsoa ‘Town, P Washington, to | has uo Ageuts, aod is pot conbected with any mint estab ah | oyerto the Municipal Court on the Ist Monday of | ground. Fe ee es rer ecteain cad wear bed. 0. je and retut by J. O- favre. 1. At Washington, a New ship ONEIDA, loth April. Belvidere. For seats aj sly to Captain tr. {oth Aueuat. | cial ar coape apy to 8 preeenes, FH Atemter i Dee. ein Hote 73 Conrdhundy intersects to and from v re Uni f ‘J. Patton's, Commer- the United 9 Gan be Found at she Albany Lock | august in $2,000. ; + Olt fork, where th ital, No. 3 -Nortom street, Albany, N. ¥., and no where The friends of Major Clifton, on Tuesday, after | Fay m vo. “Bestchemied oil ‘One note purporting to be signed by Winsor Fay, | the rendition of the verdict, took out a warrant, | per) Slice: -& heer: dobention ty d | charging Charles Bilderback, Captain John Lloyd, | sls» on lamos to agents or ochers,cto sell again Extras furnished at the shortest notice by applying to a iLL ple iby val i i 2 i N. B. Luse, United 3 m1 e unfortunate will please" aitend to this part of their da | India whart, for $1200, payable in four months, anc a yt Asean. Sieh ere ted Buses Rotel Morristown, vit Ye tystabe dae and timely notice and gover themisives aceort } ated May 6, 1813. Bound overto the same Muni- | pilot, and Martin L. Green, clerk, or second cap. | ie2imiee aie Haward Fanck. ist December ¢ 16th January. NASUER €° Ye EMEMBER NO.3 NORTON STREET, ALBA | cipal Court in the sum of $3000. Ove note in Mar- | tain, of the steamboat Pioneer, with murder, Lloyd DAGUERREOTYPE. beat ~~) fit Ret eth Jane, ¥ 0) ny? —___dtisimr | ket Bank, purvorting to be endorsed by said Fay, | and Green were arrested,.and taken before Alder: JOHN ROACH, OFTICIAN ap Japrain Ist Beptember9 i6th Uetober. ‘in BE. and Somers \ a OT AND SHOE STORE, snd sigaed by Cole, tor $ 81, dated March 3, | man Griscom he Magistrate held Lioyd to bail A<s. LJ on ear Frederick Hewitt ( ist January, (6th February, Oren ln ay * Piquutuin, leave pier Nol vorth river, at JOHN MRADY reapsctfally \ntorme his friends 1843 rmyable fn 6 monthe from date. * | in $5,000, and Green in his own recognizance in + 4: voted his atte ation 10 greg Now aie Main HOLAS Stet dome ae, Sie aly: | Efizabethport, or fenve i} by steamboat tp | ‘aff gubic, that te hay commenced Rasim ingheadove | ruin over to same cour in $2,000. ‘The whole | the sume amount, or their appearance on Wednes: J.B. Pell.d ist Febranry, Qtech March. | Clock AM: by NJ Railroad to Klizsbethcown, thence com | and iauhfulry execute, ai srders be may befavored with | amount of bonds it will be seen is $9,000 He is | day morning, at 10 o'clock. imeaty nd ch a4 'Thesccommodations of these ships are not, surpassed, com- | the Mountain—arriving early ia the charto eee 2 mules to | he most reasonehie terms for sah attr | said to have other papers out, en - On Wedaesday morning the accused appeared, | pemmeens const Piuing all that may be poamured for cnmafort. | The price of ea | Wor Kaston lence as: above, proes railroad to Somer | A RARE CHANCE ‘As to the origin of the present investigation, cir- | represented by Henry M. Philips, Eeq. as their | mus b: held 10 ace 1 Troy Mh psn rmey | gi LL) fapolied ‘with every Fille, coaches from thence (only 34 mil viug im Kaston OR BALE—A Foner House, ‘ar the best situations | cumstances of susvicion occurred in the Masaehu- | counsel, The prosecution was represented by Col, | ken with my apoae Goons tutended for these esse s will be forwarded dy the yome, On 86 of setts Bank in relation tothe Peters note, and Mr. | R.M. Lee, General Hubbell, and Colonel J. P. npely attewded £0 free f hi is pouce, on seeount of the short distance by conches. mx Faitlneab ro ply, : - ¢ fro « nny other, than the expenses actually in: | king it by far the most pleasant and expeditions, commend Lombard took it yesterday afternoon to Mr Cole, | Fairlamb. TO THe PUBLIC. who, on a close questioning Huhne wiecerd be ae ‘oars hehe Sh tip resulted in the discharge of 100 To $2008 Me. FRANCES &. CRUMP, bt Jed to the house eighieem handsomely far | to be forged—and thus attention was directed to the reen, and the full committal of Lioyd to answer Maker, rant greet, inform his fri rooms. the whole wil De disposed Of at other peper. for unlawful homocide, or murder—murder in the lic, that iuwependen’ of thew = ribers, tre don them. Kor frewht ina Ke WlF ig pblicnsuonoge. Sit Stngeeone Baan ri 2 wrth carigee 2a and the re ian No cause in given for thisstrange conduct,and the | first degree jirpired to mike advances BOYD & s i r jetiee No.9 Tontive Baridiue cor Wall aud Water sts. erredane etree ‘parties with extras at the shortest notice, New'g etiee__ No.0 Tomine + | aished Lo i ‘DON. «Ri and on reasonable terms aly “ithe alendia rebet Aine. “TEA, seats apply to H. D. Hope, Merehants’ Hotel, 41,Court! ‘Denuis, will sail as atte we hove is nt present doing en excellent business, bat the | NOCH ee mot sheer madness and folly. | Captain Bilderback is out of the State, having te ‘above, her rega hi it 2 i ay | health of tp ont an ge paasenigers, persons ‘wink To ember shone Fatiederrhin ro ek, ee he nee eens wil Seth, je the re for hie Wasting 8 tome: Many of our first merchants were present in Court, | gone to New Jersey. april me tee | posed mat Be amt ke early application on board, foot of Maiden lane. orto line to Ni unswick. Splendid coaches from thence, arn. | ,, The Mastern Bosts arrive opposite ¢ @ dour and much sensation is produced in our whole com- os eet 1028 temee ‘JOS8&PH MeM Y,, || fiagatine mountain early same afternoon. 4 London, Liverpool, New Orleans ad other ye! anit | Wertanp Ganat —The enlargement of this Ca- — SOF LIME.” . 100 Pine street, comer of South, HARLEM RAILROAD=Thetriare acters | 0% ‘ts immediste vicinity, and the Fulton Market, one bloes | munity. gun ta the Bath | " Lt “ANAI is b ‘5000 men * CHLORIDE. OF LM em SALE BY Persons to send for their friends, ean have them reat having boon. robeite. the ears, will roses | ies ‘The examination in the Police was only a preli- nal proaresees ra idly ; there are about 200 CASKS OF “BOYD te, sROORS. brought ont Con ‘any of the regular packets, by ito Wiliams’ Bridge without Inerruptions | is o@eny one,prieing to enaee ofa the be warticalery, qaite | Minary one for a further trial of the whole merits, e:nployed on it. The new locks are of cut stone, Ay oYeRkr applying a8 ci + post paid.) 119 ¢¢ JIG Lwhee of A. H. BURNS. 111 Bouth street, jyil mer. bas wil be noticed ia the details, given by us. 145 feet by 26. ’ ive | |