The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1843, Page 3

For 0 long series of yearsitho mania of States|{Corpora- tions and individuals, in the United States, was to run in debt. The debts accumulated to too great an extent, and bankruptcy was the result. This insolvency hus been developing itself forthe last seven years, and in all that tis has been bolstering cred the Wall street press, with the Courier at its head, swearing through black and white, that concerns known to be bankrupt were worthy of all credit. This fact, with the conduct of mar to destroy American credit. were published in order to deceive the unwary capita! agents sent abroad, helped more than anything else Buch audacious falsehoods ists, that foreigners could with truth exclaim that “ there is but little truth in American journals.” Discredit hes now spent itself, bottom is reached, and elements are col- lecting themselves, out of which to form a season of re. newed prosperity. Where are now the Wall street press? Are they assisting the upward movement ? Does their patriotism lead them to sustain returning confi- dence? Farfrom it. When affairs were unsound they endeavored to pro they are in good condition, they endeavor to d that they wore healthy. Now, that je them. As an instance of this, the conduct ofthe Courier, in re- Gard to the State of Illinois, 1s an example. Illinois, of all other States, ran in debt beyond its meant nd was one of the firstto tail, because the debts were contracted with the express understanding that objects for which the mo- ney was borrowed would reimburse it without taxing the people, Discredit overtook her before the works were completed, and the people could not pay the interest of her debt. There was no breken faith ; the money was lent on the security of the canal, and the canal by the late law is given up to the creditors on condition that they complete it. This will be done. When the commission- ers were here for this purpose, the Courier puffed them daily, and endeavored elaborately to prove the abundant rosources of the State, particularly May 10 and May 31. ‘Yet on Wednesday last, it turned round, and endeavored to show that the Stat» could not pay at all. The follow- ing are extracts from the leadera ofthe Courier at different times Pro. May 10.—We not only think the Le ‘ate has taken the proper step to induce those who are already interested in the Ca- nal securities to come for- ward with the aid necessary to secure its completion, but 10 of the opinion that the work itself, when completed, will repay with inty every dollar expend ed in its construction. the existing bondholdera shonli not alone be looked to forthe means to complete this work. The husk s man and the capitalist of t city have a deep interest in this Interprize. and should, according to their ability, ivea helping hand to bring it to a successful and speedy conclusion. May 31.—The effects of this measure, and of the in- formation presented by the commissioners, in their cir- cular, been to induce all the holders of bonds and other evidences of the in- debtedness of that State, in this country, on account of the canal, to subscribe for their pro rata share of the new loan, and the commis- sioners are about to visit Europe to offer to the fo. reign,bondholders the same opportunity by which, should they avail them: selven of it, they will restore the value of their securities and make their ultimate liqui- dation certain. Such is the confidence here, that this will be the result, that while IUinois Internal’ Improve. ment bonds have risen one hundred and thirty per cent since the passage of this act, New York bonds have, in the same time, risen but ten per cent, Con. Juny 19.—The question arises—has she the ability or inclination to discharge 1? In the first place the State has never paid one dollar from her own resources, to- warda either the principal or the interest of this debt. The banks for some time paid interest onthe bonds soldto them, and the Canal lots and lands furnished some means towards the Canal, bnt these were ac- qnired by a grant from the General Government. The interest on the Canal and Internal Improvement bonds ‘was sometime: by borrowing the money, snd thus increasing the debt; but this has heen all, and it istherefore true, that the State has never devoted a single dollar to the pay. ment of principal or interest, drawn from her own legiti- mate resources. During the continuance ofthe thirty cent levy, there was no revenue to be de voted to the payment of in: terest, and there certainly can be none with a fifteen or twenty cent levy; and yet this degree of taxation must be admitted to be bur poy me. Twenty beri for State purposes, fifty cents, iftequired, for county purposes, and an additional road tax, all levied on the entire property, real and perronal, ofeach individual, and this with an arbitrary minimum valuation of real estate, in most cases much above its real value, is a de- gree of taxation to which, we think, the whole pop’ lation of no other State is subjected, and which the experience of the State of Illinois, in the attempt to ex- act the thirty cent levy, shows cannot be increased with the least prospect of success. How then, the State debt to be paid? We shall refer to this sub. ject again. The secret of this folly is that when the Commiesioners were here the Courier was exposed to one influence, and now tothe contrary one, which grows out of the opposi- tion of thot indebted to the State, and of parties di pointed in certain expectations. Pr ‘We ogree with the Courier of May 10, that the Legislature took the proper course The money was borrowed to build the canal, and the canal bond holders have no cause to complain if they ultimately get their money out of the canal. Neither they northe people of the State ever suppesed that the debt would be paid by taxation. Now, there is a large class of holders of improvement bonds, who took advan- tage of the state of the market, and bought them up at low prices. When the law of the last » sion was agi- tated, those people strongly urged the imposition of ata® which would pay two per cent ofthe debt. Two per centof the debt would give them 8 per cent for their in- ‘vestment, at the rate at which they purchased; a fact which would ha public works available. It that the Courier is now vomiting forth. defeated the object of making the is the ideas of these people Uniess the money it obtained to complete the canal, neither the canal nor improvement fundholders will get their money. When the canal is completed, the people will be both able and willing to pay a small tax towards discharging the improvement debt. To throw any thing in the way of so desirable a result, is wilfully to destroy the interest of all concerned for the temporary fancied interests of a few paltry individuals. There is now no doubt, accerding to all the advices re- ceived yesterday, but that the money will be obtained to February, 1843 :-— The canal dedt and its property is jccording to United States’ Senet being a document referred to the Committee on Iuuivo1 Ganar Dest. Bonds, Interest due to January, 1943, Canal scrip bearing interest, due to January, Certificates not bearing interest Due contrastors, per centage retained, eo Joterest Total Canal debt, © Canal and lands, Due for Jands and lots Forty thousand acres of improvement fund, Two hund’d & ten thons’d acres land,val’d at $3,742,185 224.531 $41,972 56,425 800,000 120,000 water power, kc, $6,500,000 sold, 207,683 800,000 1,000,000 $8,007,682 The report referred to speaks 08 follows :— In looking to the probable revenue from the Illinois and Michigan canal, we see that a belt of country, ex tendin and for sixty or eighty mile would do its business on this canal. ‘om Chicago to them tn of the Tilinois river, ith aud south of this ine, This would em brace a section of the State capable of producing an agri- cultural surplus, as leree as that produced by the whole State of New York. All this section of country would be supplied with merchandise and manufactured goods by this artery of trade. lumber, “e think it majority of the coun’ In the ceptil 0 situated would save an amount gle articles of salt and je of demonstration, thet a annually, more than sufficient to pay their portion of the ints rest on the entire public debt. Take for example the county of Sangamon. She aid to the State revenue in 1841, between $10,000 and $11,000. She consumes ten thousand barrels of salt perannum, which, at three dol- lara per barrel, costs her $30,000. On the completion of the canal, she could on a barrel, and at tl article. The averege cost in Chicago, say $1 87 per bri. Cy Meredosie ‘ion fram Saving on ten thousard barrels, amount could be saved on lumber. ‘Wheat has been worth, on an averoge, busbel more in eats transportation coul: canai, exceed ten cents Gain Of twenty cents a bushel ® surp us of one bundred thon imates can be readil These e Chic) old ago ‘e on it at Jeast one dollar ime obtein a very superior 1 EH 8, 200 $10,000. An equal thirty cents a than in Springfield, ‘The cost of not, on completion of the bushel, te ving = net This would amount, in id huthels, to $20,000 rried out so as to demon: strate, that every county within baby miles of thecanal ” or Illinois river, wouid make a net gai of thousands of dollars per annum, on the completion of this work. The tolls on the Erie canal, in the year 1825, the first year after its completion, amounted to $566,000; in 1826, to $762,000, To 1833, after a reduction oftwenty per cent, creased to $1,642,695. In 1896, when the toll canal amounted to $762,000, there was less busines: than will be done on oursthe fics operation. Ohio, Michigan, Indiana they bad in’ is on the Erie done ear after it goes into d Mlinois, were then comparatively a wilderness, and their rich soil, the products of which have swell the income of the Erie canal to millions, was useless for want of labor, and its rank vegetation rotted in the depths of the forest, and on the face of the broad prairies. Even as lato as 1836, when the aggregate vaine of property tr canal war $67,000,000, $50,000,000 belong: of the State of N. York mthe Erie tothe citizens The tolls that year amounted to $1,614,342 (6. Why should not the amount of propert on the filinois ri and [linois and Michigen canal, within a few years after its completion, equal that belong ing to citizens of the State of New York at that time? Our soilis far more productive, is cultivated at less expense, ‘our population equally industrious and enterprising, and our climate more di ‘able. We are willing, 4 Ve it asour deliberate opinion, that the tolleof the 62 i'# Completion will, within a short period, terest on our entire public debt, reduced, as it then, to al the in. tilt be by sale of canal lands, and internal improvements, and other property. : ‘ do 2 1000 lo iL 0: 10 Mohawk RK 30 35) Hg See eetae ioe 8 Harem MR 30 5256 y y lo uw 009 Kent'y "8. ys 9% 25 Aub & Roch RR" 35" ‘600 do 180 9% 20 Long Island KK 51% ooo do do au 96 2% Patecson HR £30 SU>y Second Board, ® shes Harlem R R BK ne ‘ide, fis ten 83 2 o jo 2 Wiki ewes | oe New York Public Stock Kxchange 2000 Gov. Lcan6’s 304 113% . 75 shas Harlem RR bio 6000 Lt 6%s 1850 bis Bt 2% do do bo 4 1000 du 1870, 2% 50 do do easn 32; d io jo casi 100d Ohio 6’s 1960 2% do “o “bie ian ieoe dodo 2% do do cash 3234 1000 do do 13 do do bio 24 wo do do 2% do do cuh3 2000 do do 20 do do baw 32! 1000 Ken’y 6's co do cash 325 loa do do % do | do bo 32 1010 do do 25 Mohawh Rit b3 30! S00 do do 2% Paerson RR op’g 30% 100 do do 2% do lo ope Phd _~ fo 2 910 9674 100 Paynes’ Tagan pi! 3 0 10 810 Yq 100d ol ¥5 shas Harlem Ati cash 3:3 2) doo 20% 30 do do 3a State of Trad Trapt or Monrxea..—Receipts of produce up to the Lith July, for the past two years :— Ashes Pork § Beef. _ Flour. —_ Grain. 1842, 6980 bbls. 84,08 bbls, 267,723 bbls. 216,871 bu, 1343, 7383 068 “136,678 “* 00,899 Cleared for foreign ports, during the same period for 1843 Ashe! Pork § Beef. Flour. Wheat. 13,802 bbls. 60 bis, 95,982 bbls. 16,417 bu. Ashes—Pots sell at $4 50 in small lots as wanted. Pearls at $5 31}, witnout any alteration in the de- Whiskey—Sales, in barrels, at 23 a 24 ots. Cotton—The foreign news has caused a still further depression inthe market, and prices must give way be- fore sales to any extent can be effected. The operations ye reached al bales. Provisions—Very little doing. Pork and Beef are par- ‘| ticularly dull. We quote a decline in Mess at $11 25 a 11 31}. The ruling rates, Prime $9 50; Beef without al- teration. Sugar—We notice a slight improvement in the demand, without any variation in prices. He ‘The demand is very good, and prices well sus- tai ‘The sales are principally at 40cts, Oils—The demand for Whale is rather limited in this market. Our last quotation still rules. At New Bed- ford there is very little doing in Whale. Sperm sells freely at 65cts, at which sales to somo «xtent were made inFairhaven and Westport. The receipts are large, amounting tor the week, ending the 17th inst., to 5505 brls Sperm, and 9750 brls Whale. A cargo of whale ar- rived here from Nantucket, for sale. American Linsecd We quote at 75876 cents; English at $0. Nothing doing in Sperm. Whalebone.—The sales of this article are to a fair ex- tent, but prices are not sustained. We reduce our quo- tatiens to 85 cents, which holders submit to, and at which perenners take hold freely. The stocks are heavy both in this city andat theeast. The receipts for the week, ending the 17th inst., were 69,600 lbs. Coffee—We have no change to report in either the de- mand or prices, St. Domingo we quote at $5} $5 75; Bra- zil 7} a 8; Loguayra 7$ a 8c. . Flour—A moderate demand with fair receipts, charac terizes the market. Prices do not vary from our last quo- tations. Genesee stili rules at $5 06}'a 5 12}; Michigan, $4 87} 2 $5; Ohio $4 87} a $5; Richmond County $5 50 25 75; Georgetown $5 37}; Alexandria $6124 a $5 25; Brandy wine $5 3742660. Corn Meal, Brandy wine, $2 87} a $2 93. Rye Flour, fancy prime, $3 75; North river do, $3 87}. Wheat continues dull, with receipts to @ moderate extent, a f supply, and declining pric Corn isin active demand. € quote southern 66 a Sécts, and northern at 56 a 564 cts, weight and measure. Cana Commence.—Amount of most kinds of produce cleared at Akron on the Ohio Canal in the month of June, 1843 :— 30,612 bbis Flour, 62 “ Whiskey, 36,669 bush Mineral Coal, 21,131 Ibs, Furniture, &c. 323 bbls Pork, 21,784 bush Wheat, 71,878 Ibs. Merchandise, 278.815 “ Iron & Nails, 13,912“ Glass and G. Ware, 3,750 “ Lard, 4,937 “ Pork and Bacon, | 32,207 “ Butter, 61,663 “* Cheese, 9,605 “ Dried Fruit. 79,934 feet Lumber. Amount of most kinds of property arrived in the same time :— 1,070 bbls. Salt, 457 bbls Fish. 91,811 bush Wheat, 861,759 lbs. Merchandise 49,972 Gppsum, 16,786 lbs. Furniture, &c. 264.350 “ Iron Ore, 13,528 “ Sole Leather 78,909 feet Lumber, 2683 M Shingles, 25,236 Ibs. Pot and Pearl Ashes. Amount received for toll, $4,179 24. Wool Trade, The agents of the eastern manufacturers are quite plenty throng heat the western country, making purche- ses to the fall extevt of the clip. Prices have gradually improved since the first Jot offered, so that the last sales show an advance of three and four cents a pound, from the starting price. Holders demand a still higher price, and prefer Keeping, than to submit to present rates. Wool is an article that improves by age, and the prod cers will find that the increase in bulk is more than suffi. cient to com; ate for the loss of interest on the value, We do not wish farmers or dealers to hold on for a great advance or for extravagant prices, but it is the opinion of allconcerned in the business, or at all acquainted with the state of the market, that prices must sensibly improve before the season has far advanced. The new clip is spo- ken very highly of as to quality, and to remunerate the producers fur the —— of keeping their flocks of sheep in good order, through so severe a winter as last, prices must go above present quotations. ‘The receipts of wool at Buffalo from the west are large, most of which is immediately forwarded to the east. At Rochester the operations have been large, the sales of the new clip reach full 600,000 pounds. At Avon full 60,000 pounds have found purchasers; Genesee 300,000 pounds, Dansville 120,000 pounds. The Boston market stands for prices as follows, which are only considered nominal:—Prime Saxony fleeces, washed, per 1b, 86240; American full blood, 33. 34; do 4, 32 a —; do}, 29 a 30; 4 and common, 25 a 27; super northern pulled lamb, 26 4 30; No. 1 do do, 23 a25; No. 2 do do, 15 a 20; No 3do do, 12a 15. The advices we receive from the west, are so favorable to the production of this article, that we cannot think but that ina few years, wool will be to the west, what cotton is to the south, or wheat to the whole Union. Farmers of the west are piving ap the cultivation of wheat and the raising of black cattle, and ere directing their whole attention to the production of this staple. The extent of soil, combined with the climate, ensures the growth to the greatest extent, of the most superior quality. An in. telligent wool grower of lowa says he can produce wool in lowa of the finest texture, for one third the cost to raise it in Vermont. In this mar! e sales are confined principally to fo- reign varieti clip of domestic not reaching here for sale from first hands in large quantities. We quote for American Saxony, 28} a 30; do Merino fi., 24 026; do é } blood, 22 a 26; common to } blood, 18 a 22; pulled No. 1 and super, 21 a 25;do No 2, 18 a 20. Brighton Catule Market. Monnay, July 17, 1943.—At market 295 Beef Cattle, 20 Cows and Calves, 1800 Sheep, and 100 Swine. Parces—Beet Cattle—A small advance was effected on fome qualities. We quote a very few extra $4 75a $5; first quality 4 60 9 4_62; second quality $40 4 26; third quality, 3 75a 4 25. Cows and Calves—Sales at $16. $19, $24 and $30. Sheep—Sales of lots at $1 50, $1 75, $2 and $225. Ricrapole lots were roid to peddle. At retail from 4} to 6c. Married, On ‘ruesday evening, by the Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, Mr. Wirtiam H. Situ, of Unadilla, N. Y., to Miss Aveusta Ann Steruens, of New Brunswick, N. J. Long may they live— Happy may they be ; Blest with contentment, And from misfortune free. On the 19th instant, in Grace Church, by the Rev. Dr. Taylor, Lieut. Wittram Grtnam, 3d Regiment VU. 8. Ar tillery, toConnguta A., daughter of the late Paymaster, 1.D. Hayden, U.8. A Died, On the 20th instant, Emery Frances McDermott, youngest daughter of Hugh and Jonanna McDermott. Her friends and those of the family are reepectfully in- vited to attend her funeral this afternoon at 6 o'clock, from the corner of Third avenue and Eighth street. On Thursday, the 20th instant, Bexsamix, youngest son of John and Adelia Willams, Veterinary Surgeon. The friends and relations of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, 323 Broome street, this Friday afternoon, the 2ist of July, at 6 o'clock. July 20th, of bleeding of the lungs, Eowann D. Troy, ed 22 years and 17 days. “eit Ra and acquaintances, and those of his father, Michael Troy, are respectfully invited to attend his fu. neral, from the residence of his father, 96th street, be. tween 3d and 4th avenues, Yorkville, this afternoon, at 4 o’clock, without further invitation. On Thursday, 20th inst., Many Avn, daughter of Band M. Browning, aged I year and 6 months. The friends aud sequaintances are respectfully invited to attend her funera:, to-morrow alternoon, at 4 o’clock, from the er fathor, 209 Duane street. Cape Town, Canton ++ +M Demerars Payal ++ Gibraita Passengers Arrived. TEADAM—Ship Angelique—A H Fakke A Steere. Nonway—Barqae Johanoa—8 Bache, C L Clawson and lady, A Bryuiid and lady—118 10 the steerege. and one in the Foreign Importation Livenroou—Ship Trrotinta—71_rkgs W Chauncey & co—' | R ners & com4? Gorton, Hodges & com32 H Farnum & ry Dorr & Atlen—5 Thatcher, Theker & co—2 Sione, Swan & com3 Geo 8 Dorr—33 Wolfe & Bishop—29 Bird, Gillitan & cont Jas M Showal7 WS & EC Melitsh—5 W icKem & eo—20 E Cauldwell & eo—'1 Wight, stuiges & Shaw—7 Juhu Rovinson—45 Toker, Merd & com} Lewis Averbury jrm2l B Mabee=24 Godfrey’, Pattison & co—16 Chas E Bill & Clark— =2 Wolfe & Gilierpie—7 Stour & com15 8 vel, Dexter & Bush 30 Peabody, & com15 John Thomas—26 Johu Herdman 100 bxs tin plates 12 casks Phelps, Dodue & -o—750 Woodhall & Minturo—1 cow Jas Donaldsou—si casei Tow to order i MSTERDAM—Sh p Angeliqae—102 pipe. cks iedder 29 bags coffer 25 hipers miners! wave: Schucharde, avie & cot cs mdse 100 bdls steel Ocliichs & Kucet—2 chs Vietor & Acnelisms J Wichethauven—43 bd s atest HB oker—4 cks Henschen & Unkar'—t do wine Mever & Stacke.—200 bags goffee 2.0 labs tiu T Des Aru—2 hx, | Ferris—2 bates HW. TH Mali—00 bace mustard seed Duti h & Cousewal LA de Nian—s0 hase cavary seed to master—l0) bila bags barley Loox 9 chs to rer 200 s!abs tin 28 : unk tia 160 Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. f FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA. Caledonia, Lott- : i Aerdia, Ryne: July 19 rer a — Packets te Sail. Packets to Arrive, FROM LIVERPOOL. §. America, Bailey, Jone 20 Ashburton, Huttieston, June 25 PROM PORTSMOUTH. a St. James, Seder, June 20 Dennis, Aug. 1 Montreal, Tinker, July 1] Toronto, Griswold, Aug. 10 PROM HAVRE. Utica, Hewitt, Albany, Watson, FOR HAvIE. Rhone, Johnston, Baltimore Funck, June 16 Sune 24 Iuly 2% Aug. 1 Ship Masters and Agents, We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of to Commodore Rouenz Sitvey, of our N rt of the Shipping left at the Pore whence they feasels Spoken on their Passage, a List of their anv Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. the’ wi Qoerd them immediately on their arrival. Agents and Cor- respondents, at home or abroad, wil! also confer a favor by sending to 'this Office all the Marne Intelligence they can odiaia. Nantieal Information of any kind will be thankfully Cleared. Barques Eunomus, Mansfield, Rio J neiro, E Corning & Son; i. Hamburg, Schmidt & braltar, 8 ‘Broom & Co; ‘do Cuba. ‘on & Adams: Cler Se alae aeey ce care, Thom oak Ane », Le ard, Madeira, ith, Lo; 5 cia 8 Johns, NEU de i Lut sochrs Bakmnoe Petersburg, James Hauter; Lewis ‘oxdsle, Hull; Gangés, : Mth Strucn:y, Murmye des Unter Ala eee Cmte th, rah, Foster, for Boston, on Rorrenpam, Ji | i QTTERDas, Jane 2710 pori, ‘RA, June In port, Mohawk, Chase, for Boston, few nly Am re Sa days. 17=In port, India, Nott, for U States, abt se NSW, Feb 17=In port, Nereus, of Salem, for do or , Patrerk. Juue 22—[n port, Scotland, Carsten, from NYork, just rr, valestine. Perkins, St Jogo, doz Cumberland, Hauley, dome Bobing. Cld Alberta, J Vera nuz, July lla port, An York, ith. Lake Ports. Buvraco, Jule Arr Bo iis hott, Betjamin; Al, is ye cuisa, Marsehalk, for N ims; Alert, Seay les oneer; Cleve Tyler; M Krem v e, M Kenty; Huron, Norinan; Cambridge, Helferieh; Arzvie, n, Anderson; ‘Tinnecanoe, Follows J smith, oses, Ki 3 Was Mone Wine! reen, Ree! Browvine ond Pocomae, Shatiuck, Chies le-x, Michigan City; Uve'e Tom, Baste b Essex, Turner, Huron: Morgiana F Raymond, Milan; Texis 21, Bea phine. CurveLanp, Juy lA ff slo: E Merrick, Micor, ond J Porter, Cory, Onwey Friendship, B rrow:'Sandusky; M Miller, McPhail, and A/meda,MeBrido, Pe Stanley, Some Ports ss Barut, July 7—Arr Francs, Marshall, Liverpool; th, North, Star, Smich Pt Pete: MeLellan, Hovain via P riland. Cid Bordeaux, Saath, West Indi Hanover, Stockbridge, Foint Petre, Tortiano, July 15—Cld Sophia, Haves, Wi'mington: 17th, Ree 18h, Ceres, Blauchard, New Fareh, Abbott, Posto Rea. ‘or PortsmoutH, July 4—8!d Turk, Hamilton, NYork. Groucesten, Jaly i8—Arr Sarah, Kimball, Portland for N ork. ‘on, July 19—Are Abigail & Eliza. Dri Tretar Somers, Philadetphy : Chu hv guez; Forest, w Grecian, Chane, a I ship and 3b igs, CdS W'Paue, Tak y awe, Tay Stadiey, Mobil jomirt, Mayor Alessode Philadel’ hias Alb-ny. Buco. Albany, Victor, A Apoleron. Nickerson, \ York, New Bepronp, July 16—Avr Erie, Wing; Oneo Bal imor Palm, k.ldridge, Hillet ,ana Brown, Bumpus, and Republic, Sowle, fel ph Delano. Baltimore; Seah, Staples, N¥ork ‘RoviDENCE, July 17—Arr Attak: en, ‘Thos H Benton, Scudbs, #liz.berh City, s Barbour, Bangs, and Dani Baker, ‘Bak lelphin; Sally, Giadd'n Albany; Benj Frankl hite, aud Arrival, Jayne, Rondout; Jas Lanpheer, Kenny; Willard, Miller, and Editor, Dayton, N York. Fart Riven, July d—Are Margaret Elizabeth, [Br] Falk- ner, vad Vv" guard, [Br] Card, Peetou; Joseph Brown, Lew bF- 88, Pitman, Pietow. ie Sewrort, July 17—Arr Commodore, Wileox, Vira! Caroline, Brightman, Fail River for NYork; Despatch, Nie sen, New York for Boston; Pioneer, Moore, do for Mec Chace, Abbot, Prov dence for Turks Island; Orpament, Kelly, Boston for Albany; Telegraph, Chace, do for N York; Charles Mason, Pro do: Arion, Heath, New York for Pe denee Ladiew, “nd Barton, Law ess, Phila- Seeley, do for Fail Bi h a I much split aud torn; ghelley: Konlloui for Bence, ‘Sid ‘Oraament, Telegraph, artes. New Lonpon, Joly '3—Arr Ellen, Smith, New York; New London, Smith, a ra New Kvgland, Miver, and eu'es, McOven, do: i6tl Bedford; 17:h, Franklin, ton, Howerd, do. Mantronp, July 18~Arc Leander, Ely, and Star, Robbins, ork. Aunany, July 19—Arr Caledonia, Spelman, Providence; Mo- hawk, Clatic, Hartiord., Sid Cotulc, ‘Nickerson, aud. Herald, Scudder Boston; Fame, Spelman, Providence; New Jersey, Philad:Iptia. He laly 20—Arr BH Field, Vangilder, Movile a War en, Day, Por smeuth; Hears, Blish, ichd Thompson, Buck, Providence; Genoa, Lan- $0. C amet Treadwell, Salrm; Flanet, Tobe ‘oswell King. Caswe: olay 3 beth, Bonrnes Na: tack elton a is Bavtimore, Joly 19—Cld Leda, Rnark, Rioandamk: Sid lohu, Coffia, La Guayra and Porto Csbelio; Jas Power, Keene, Ach, Hi oe Geo Henry, Barber, Albany for Nw Smith, NYork. Sid 15th, Washing- d Surplus, testa arrived. 1p Terolinta, Smith, fr m Liv 1, June 21, wii dse,, toN L& O Gruwole—ioh trerge jaeeiene, ee Smp Angelique, edwards, ne wo Leaked TS viet Ss 4 fe D: remen varque Johanna Norway, in ballast, to Noltenins & Pavenstedte es ee Bri raudee, Anderson, 6 days from Camden, with lime, to mi from Amsterdam, June 15, with Anp Maria, Allen, 7 days from Lubec, with plaster, to r Brig North America, Richardson, from Machias, with lum- master, b : Schr Select, Davis, from Newbern, NC. with naval stores, 0 master. Sent Tyro, from Norfolk, via Loug Island Sound, with lum ber, to mester. Schr Kenowa, Lovell, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to KE J Herrick. Below. Four ships, one brig, unknown, Salled. Ship Hendric Hudson, Moore: London; bri Wilntnuton, NCi Dutch galley Lowtens He and ochers. General Record. A Swinpuina Carrain—A few months since, a schooner called the New Ciuzen, Captain Wood, left Norfoik for. St. Pierre, Marvutque, ivstead of doing which, the captain ut into P xt Royal, aud sold one half of the cargo, but the consul sus heeting something wong. had the proceeds stopped, aud or- d her, with the balance of the eargo, to St, ‘Thomas, and ence home. Onhwurrival at St Thomes, © od Belle, Myers, jeibner, Antwerp, and re: ore aud Porto Cubello, where he obtain dachater from a Mr. Foster to take a cargo of ecffee to New York. He pro- seeded on the voyage, and on ar iving off Jacmel, St: Domine ng aleak, and the capta o run her inte Lauceion, the way port on ihe coast of Domingo, where Was condemned by he authorities, and sold with the cargo, by Ceptain Wood, (he having y destroyed the pavers) he represen ing himself as the owner of the whole — The proceeds were about. being pai when the crew inforn ed the ausherities that Captain Wood's ‘staiement was false, which iuduced them to hold on tothe money nocil forther orders. The unm. of the cousignee 10 this city is not inv wn We obtain the above fuets from Cajtain Shephen d, of the brig Justiog, at this pozt from Port au. Prince. who -Is) ataces that two of the crew that saited in the New Citiz-n from Nosfolk, nati! she was condemued end so d, cume here as part of bis crew, and trom whom he obrained ‘the information — They leave ina day or two for Norto'k, to find f poss bie, waose name is Yerrlett. Any one interested enn «b- lars from Captain Shepheard, 17 Front street. or THE Suir Hanover.—The follo |. Martin to Messrs J & F Rhodes, of Pr the particulars of the loss of the nover, of that port, on her passage to St Petersburg. We anderstane that insurance to the amount of $43 (00 was effected on the vess freight—825 000i Baston, and $18 000 ac the W: ices iv Providerce=ihe former had $8,000 on the nd the latter $10,000 on the eargo. The cargo consisted of siee aad cotton, t F. Griffiu & letter from further part 78, Norra Gentlemen—I have been unforta this island, on the north point. We y fog on the I6th inst. at half-pas: teur Mm Bhe struck on i | then puc the helm dwn, and she came bh b.fore she could get headway, der off, and wore clear ronid, head to clewed up the sails as the wicd was NE, and ane continued Pounding a few micutes, when she bilged’ and frll over on her side. Itmust have been the carrent tuataet me on her ef; for, whew it cleared up at uine, [shap-d my course for air Island, and judged myself vor five kuots. We hid been steering E nal 8 unt 9p a, when the wiud headed us cff to ESE Ltnowwhtitsafe toraa, asf had good departare from the Jandat9rm A SE LpsHa, Juve 18, 1843. aod lost the ship ht on shore m » vi svery thug. | AY rod away the 10 § boat and got her c Lhe ship tiamp ing very herd, an m, thoaght it best to leeve her — Is the ney bine ¢ clesred up some, and we saw sls Lind and found place (o get on shore. ‘Two inea came fiom the ishind to assist os. : Thave employed an agent, Robert Scaith, who is an sgent for Lloyds. We have got out the provisions, siile, sumning rig- ging. and avout 50 bales cotton. If it is smooth, we shill save nearly all the cottou; if not. she will go to pieces very quick On Monday J shall start for Kiskwall wih the crew, anu shall send them fo Liverpoot ou their way home. We have had the wind from the eastward for three weeks, part with a great deal of fog. lam very sorry to have to write you such a lester as this—it is hard luck for me. Yours, respectfatly, Lutaer Martin. Whalemen, Arr at New Be’ ford 18th iost. P St Hetena May 27, with 854 vbl. Young Kraly of end for Nant, futl suppored the ‘Aéronaut, of aod for My: : Jd at do, Peisia, Whippey, ludian and Pacific Oceans; Agate, Yer »Atlanric. Sid Koman, Shockley, ludian Ocean and Dont. Nantucket, July 18—Sid fn Outer Roads, Empire, Veeder, Pacific Ocean. Sniled from New London 13:h, White Oak, Newry, South Atlantic; I7th, & Mary, Baker, do, The Mary, at Nantucket Bar 15 h, reports in_addi ii une Hero, Nant, 160 sp—rep'd'in Jan 100; H reuler a, NB, # mos, 170—reptd in Feb 60; Feb 6, Rajah, West, mos, 1 March, Cortes, Hammond. do, 9 . 100 +p 1309 w; Clifford Wayne, ). Touched at Tahiti in March, Chas Phelps, Hall, Stourmgtou, 7 mos, 60 sp 400 wh; Japan, Ridde Nant, 18 mos, 650 sp; G.v Troup, Jenney, Nb, 16 mos, 1200 iI oil, she Pilgrim, at Somerset 13th, brought 280 bbls sp, A let'e from th» Isabella, NS. reports having spoken in Jan, Young Phen x, She rman, NB, 25 mos ont, 1900 sp. Sydney, NSW. Ji 4i—The London Packet was ranon shore at Wehapoa, Bay of Islands, prev 10 15th the blade of a sword fich ha be lana throt atti Hobort Town Feb 14, Henry Lee, Beanett, SH, with Spoken, May Flower, NYork for Liverpool, 27 drys out, Jane 22, lat lov 13 20—by the Angel que, at this port. F dward, bulkiey, Himun for NYork, Jane 28, lat 46, lon 26 40—by the same, “i Can‘o », of Bah, standing E, seen July 16, off Block Island— by ths Tarolinta, at this port. ’ ' Nimrod, New Orieans for Norwich, Conn. July 13, lat 3159, on Archelavs, Crowell, 14, lat 93, fon 76 50. hig: Boston tor Canary Ialands, July 15, lat 65 59 W, lat Mt, Indian Ocean, 2. Srow 1, 24 i, Hal few Orleans for Havre, all well, July Da y Chore, NYork for Hayti, Jnly 5, lat 27 20,lon 66—by the Peri, at New Bedford. ee jer, Proctor, Havana for Cronstadt, May 2% no lat, ie. riven. ew” Reed, Boston for Gottenburg, Jane 11, lat 4i N, lon Antroreoogin, of Portland, 10days tm Norfolk for Jamaica, June 15, la: 30, lon 65 20, Henry, Ous, 10days fm Boston for River of Plate, Jaly 2, lat 38, lon 42 49. Jarra, Snow, 10 days fm New Orleans for Liverpool, July 4, off Key West Ge pened, Matanzas tor Boston, July 18, off Gay ed. Foreign Ports, Fornham, Hi jaliet, Boston, Bridges, pia ad, t nd low See Heach (h,acd remained 7h, bat probatly proceeded vom alter *Cromst apt, June 20—In port, Sea Eagle, Smith, for Boston, few days. Coresitacen, June 13—Art D antha, Shorey, Hayana, Dover, June 29—Off, Nereus, Masury, Boston for Motter- dam. ‘patatouriy, Jane 3=Of, Nimrod, Wise, Havana for Ham- OeB won, Sune Sila port, Venetuels, Randa’ Sid abt 20:h, Alybamian, Li NY: ‘Sid Cervante: eo" for Palermo, fs, r n, New Bedford for Rotter Havana, July 5=Std Olea, Thaxter, Cowes; Mt Vernon, for the cons’: Haninony, Mate duek, Genoa. Livenroot, Juve 20—' ld Hy Lees, Mitchell, NYork; N Carolina, Vrummend, do; Juty 1, Tamenend, Baltimore, Adv Akbar Hallet, for China, with despateh; Geo Steueus, NYors Gog Atlantic, Mallett, NOrleaus, do. Mataaa, June (9—In port, Saluda, Townsend, for NYork, 3 fe ora ds. : Manserties, Jone 2—In port, Fornax, Wilson, for Boston, revdy ‘ Mavacues, PR. June 27—In, port, Teej, Buckman, for S York 3; Ri hef, Sir wi, dig; Eveilina, Cooper, for Boston, 3; Baltic, Pike, * 4, Sultana, frons, N'York, 3; Char lotte, Roller, dy Quenre, Jaly 3—An 8 trig, Lapeston, Liverpool; Dick, ‘Glasgow; Jolin & Ma 0 hewman; Gao ‘ in Pe rhs Boras Hlaghen, Corky ati Me sortamouth; Swav, Hughes, C 'Plymonth: Champlain, Nicholas, a, Bellard, Waterford; C! itorniay Aul vanty Hsince, and, Himiiton, Willie, Lisbon; Commodore, h jon Dew eanoty Smith, end Bince, At twins jaltiuiore, Cid. 12th, jassan. Norroux. July 17—In Hampton Roads, Harkaway, Nichol- from Liverpool, boun + un Jam+s River; Francis Stanion, eataae from Havre: Wm Wallace, Hicks, ‘Thomaston, for ders. Cuanceston, July 17—S!d Ann Eliza, Mallory, New Lon- lon. ew Onteans, July 12—Arr Vi cld Parkinson, Vera rox Phi ula, Schnerder, and Ami harlotte, Trive, Legh: aklan'l, Berry. Live New Vork: Cola este and Venice del phia: ; en, Hi rhos, i JA AMUSEMENTS. SIBLO’S GARDEN HN MOY AUCTION SALES. BLL, Auctioneer. & HOW *RD Director, B (Stores No. 22 Ann and 115 Fulton streets.) RID, ae Y, Inte 2h. 1849 FRIDAY. Second night in New York fh» now Militery Oper of At 1036 o’elork, 10 tie tale rooms LA FILLY DIR EGIOE ST, ‘nd valuable s:le of el-eant Clothing, su Ned sngy do A 5 cy ned st-ple Dry Goods ond Hosier, Te Dasani. we the ainel he pledced ariicler, guns, watehes, Ke. Peas Cake att aeean tio, the elegan stock of a who! Als». in cont aplendid gold di The performanee to commence vee orecvemty wits etril dev goods store. Same time, tever wetch, ? cases guns, and a variety of curiosities. Also » tha Overtmre he tre. lraial Ovehetres godsecoud hand ber fumps cost $135. Also brandy and gin To La Filth dn Regiment Donizetti. tm pipes and half pipes. To be succeeded by. 2d tine in New York. th: Opera of SATURDAY, Mi THE CHILD OF THE REGIMENT At 1936 o’elock, in the sales roo Marie w fuinit Mitte Galve. vatsecond hand furniture Luge Sale of second hand and n *cloek, in the b a Madm Koll pn eke u in th ree valuable pine Torso by orger of the shal. aoe the entire handsome furniture of a gentleman goirg t- 94 a Ape. af aquantity of new furniture, French bedsteads, sofes, 0. MONDAY, At 101 2o0%loes, in the sales room, Sale, by order of a Recriver—Sofre, chairs, ottomans, stands, viz: 49 pain'ed wash atands and toilet tabler; 8 doz parlor chairs; 17 spleudid plain and cashioe seat su- 5 spriugand cu hion dr sebing choirs TUESDAY, Batween the first and record ac's of the opera, halt an hont intermission will be allowed for promewade and re freahments in the Grand Saloon, where ice Creams, &e, may be had. : THE P Which gave the period of intermis meut worthy the masien| charart seavon, will mg order to render this dey of the establishment, Yelork. at the auction room, and valuable sale of rlegsnt clothing, A Splendid Orchestra has been secore+ is fancy undigtaple ery ga:ds end hoeiery rte Musienl Direetor, U. c. mn watenes, ae ja continuation , elegant stock of wholesale and re- ‘Tharedays. inoode » ore ‘Weducedeys Hardwar —Also, the belanee ef stock af hardware furnish ing isi Spore fon ornvaulence of sale, comprising a gene- i ral variety of articles ia the Vas aken to orevent the admission of improper persons. AT PRIVSTE SALE. Tickets Kitty Mav be had at the ‘darden derma A farm of about 1°07 reres of Jand, part 4 which is imoroved | the day, having asaw mi'l, houss, born orchard, &e situved 25 miles | (A limited pamper of Beason ‘Tiexete will ne 1 from Albany ap ut the axme from he Utics rail rord | vosed of, Price low-—Title indisputable—Terms re sonable. T.quite +t | “"T=No noctooement nt this extasiiement on account ot 120 vs Police will be in attenoapes *pa great eave @ amte!iow 1001 s the Grand Kintrance from Broadway to the Baiane For Sale or Exch A farn of 100 acres “fland, beaw’i red, and Saloon, which ix ventilated Leom itu sted on Morehouse Lake near the vill 15) acres and, 1n the town of Well Ihany. CHATHAM THEATRE- Messrs, Jnckson & Willard ‘ Bores 25 ern Doors will oven at a qnarter p: > a qusrter before 8 o'clock THIS EVE MING The pertormaven to commence with the IRISHMAN IN LOX DON=Mertoch Delany, J Green} Kdaard. Walcott; | ovie. Mrs Bnnron ‘To be f llowed by FRENCH SPV¥—Mathilde, Mra H | ewis: Hergeant ] Benrg, Mr J Green. To conclude with the MAID O MUN&TER. AMERICAYT MUSTI Mm, AND /RIAL GARDEN. Av TION NOTICE—8i at 10 o'clock 380 W: by order of the Shi tained in the store @ soap and ond candle wrappivg paper and stand casks, ke) se & INO SNIF@EN, Aw er. NE AT AUCTION— Pell & the 21 ms’, at 187 Water st HINGLE MA™ \ Co, wall sell on Satu dav nes one of Klsgg’s Patent shioele Machines, which will cut 7 $0 00 shingles in one day and ean bo worked by steam o-horse | ‘ie icerZo neve witicmaiellved ta po. jv I" 38°C | happy to annoanes one new ers in Maseum Novelties, FOR SALE 4T PUB IC AUCTION. HE RAHWAY MANUFACTURING CO. wit! sell at pholic ane ivp, on 17th Aagast, at their Print Work Ranway. NJ all the machinery bie compat y, rou! lenters, copper e term be m He has engrgee a henut:!n! ant wonderfal AUTOMATON MUSICAL LADY! which cost $75,000 nrdis the result of twenty years? labor. It playa n areat variety of ais on the Accordion, with a preet- tion never equatled by a hmman being. It utterly surpasses ony sin ilar work ofart in the known world er WILLIAM. COLE, the Great Chinere Nondereript, fro London Theatres P ving mackines, eal dying aad blexching we 25 horse power, with 4 appara ; Inte ‘from ths Park Theatre 1s boilers. 2 fire engines, 2patent baiances, tron aofe, by diantic the nd lege Shor and <emmon prasad trail ails tate, wid complete | hiseity, w ety of Claene GY MAY T(CS, setofta ning an ori an ve kam th's (ois. ap Assorment bs “ Ul a. Of imported resi. pad pew and ald trom, a quantity of rage | Erexs fax and tuent, have placed him itable for eslicd printers, and. dyers, tabs ‘among the 8 OF THE AGE! iam through a bal , and enact namer banehes, &e ; which’ may be had on application to Mr. Philip Print Works or of FERGUSON & WALKER out a light. lame, trot, kre! the celebrated HUGHES FAMILY, or He will dance. Joan. climh alad ous astonishing fe Trussler, « F f f ALinte Sie Came a sv whote abilicies have xarprived the’ on al Worl Dy i di, NEW YORK & BOSTON fact esa) ven and LA PETITE SOUND PILOT. O" sherman, ke. are’ engaged, in nddiion 10 500,000 ¢ es. a Price of admission % cents. Children under ten nalf price. jyitec PRALE'R YEW VORK “Usetmm AND PICTURE GALLERY. Y ity Hall. CASPAR HA SER, the Wilt Box -f the Woods.” TO BE SKEN FOR ONE SHILLING Besides the whole atractions of the Museum, fora few days OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, or takes charge ss master snd pilot of vessels bound 10 New Bedford, over Nantucket Shoals, Boston, Portsmouth, Portand, Keunebeck and OTHER PORTS. Office at Frye & Shew's ‘nautical store, 22 Water street, corner Beekman Reference to a number of Merehante, a ceed scevprel insurance Companies in this ey in FOR THE FISHING BANKS—The apiendd. fast sailing sloop EXTRA, Capt n.. Van Wart, will excursion to the Bi mike g Banks n Saturday | longer. This remarkable nor eocriet is snpposed by many to evening XX’, Jaty 22d, leaving the foot of Harrison stieet at | be the long-talaed of connectiog link between man and brate. 30 o'clock, P. M., and recorniag on Snnday, at the pleasure of | His history is involved in mystery, except he ix supposed to be the company. The sSoop will be provided witha spariousawn | a native of Boreno, where he was found ina savage state,living will be left undone for the comfort and comve- | on frnit, bh. rbs, &c. a 4 ro Ads jon to the whale ONLY ONE SHILLING. enrsin 50 cents~passengers fining their own | ‘There wi a performyn L mn Wednesday end Ba'arday at tH Hy-vey the Buffo 8: n provisions. ait furnished gratis by the canta. J 21 2tem | 3and @w'elnck P.M.in whic J ELLERS WASTED. FIRST rate Diamond: Se te d » fist rete hand to make seal rings, te whom good wages and coustant employment will be given, Address jv 6t*r JOHN H. SWEET. Boston. WANTED—A yourg lady of a business iurn who would be wiling te stady the interests of the empleyer, to at- ind confectionery store io a pleasant part of the ity, where sh, wil! haye a comfortable home and a permauent sia ‘tion may hear of a place by addressing a note in own hand- writing to Bakery, Brooklyn Fost Office, stating where an in- 4, br had. B ooklyn, July 19h, 1943. 10 REWARD offered to any a) who will retarn & number of account books and nerers stolen from No. 139 Pearl st. WARDURG & DAND 10 REWARD: brig John Johvston at Ca Ka yawl, about 16 feet long, painted blec! ide green nd lerd color, has foarcoppered rowlocks. The above reward will he __jy2t seer Yen from the Swe le st wharf, outside, an and Sword Swallower will mi is first appearance in Ne York, assisted by others. itor CHESNUT ea a PHILADEL- 10 LET—From the 3ist day of July mstant, for a term of one or more years, this Jong established and pop- le TO CARPET MANUFACTURERS AND WOOLLEN DYERS. VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION—On y. the 2d day o1 Augast. at 10 o'clock, A. M ou the premives, at public sale, without re- Naable property "— and boiler. copper and wood apparatus hree ply cxprt looms pool carpet | ular house, cious and elegant saloons, patrerus and ether with a great variety of articles | ry" wardrobe. tiorary; muse. mach pap setpee phony a fied lawcaroet manu/ncrory. well known reratation, both in Fi th Also, the right of red mption in the niiowing valuable pro perty viz—The comolete carnet we ug and dying esti! = ment, sitawed at New Haven Con. acd fronting about 18) f on Kast street, aid running. back te Mill rivers with 36 carpet Joome Aliso, the right of redemption i situat don Vill river, ab ut5 ing of mill, boardive house about 1 ec: the hest water p'lvileges mm the 0 ning machinery ruth ient te soppl A more detailed d-script on seary, a8 any inte which present thems onofan efficient myusgement, to se + the chiel ohjert of the proprietars tropovals, shall he enusidered eangitens “The Board of Agenta of the Chesnut Street Theat 31 Sou Delaware Avenne. Philnds iphin. ieTinater A GREAT BOAT RA he spin; at Handon, es from New Haven,con ist sof lind and oue of with ea ding and apin- 0 froms witn filling. will come off at the Elysian the 24th of July, 1943. pad for tne reeorery of the boat on applicatios to eantain on hoard orat tl? G eenwien st iy grr 9), KEW ARD— ont yesterday afvernoon in Lispepsnd st, a v’s gold bres t pin, octangulir shane, wih nine ves, purp'e ‘and wnite, enerted. ‘The finder will get the ove temard by leaving itt shis offien, or at 47 Lispenard st. yaaer nity sid afew single geutleman «an be 413 Broom street. wear Broadway jet home, ina central situa ¢ is large, airy and clean, OAW DING=A fin odated * een ‘Transe tion will fi having be ngreesble; ny moderate, DX. PUSEY’S SERMON. RE BEST E i hed this day, by J, A’ Sparks. a Sermou by Rev K. B. Posey, D. D., preached before the University of Oxford he fourth Sander after Kas'er, with preface, exolanatory 8 &>, for which he uspended from preaching brfore University for evo jy attr 25 000 BRICKS. eleven inches, on boerd Brem. harque ’ Jham Friedrick, at the Floating Dock, Kast Ruy.r, Apply to the Captain on board, orto. A. RODEWALD, 3 iyl9 wre iy'9 30m oi Li ro. OR SALE—Cheap, forC. bh as pood as new, Wrquire at N thre. ILBURY FOR SALE—A made Tilbary ply to AHS vhindsome Piano, pearl 0 nstion, with hiro pedal 433 Cana! street, between the h ours of ten and iv193rins*r very handsome Knwhan for sate, 2 yours innse—prien 8109. Ap SENGHIVA, 58 Lumber ec ivl2 were the family upited and | auce of it Fields, Hoboken, on Monday. e FIRST RA: KE person who mav wish to purchase will probably make personal | For 25 feet Boats, to row four osrs in each boat, for a purse of tw uty five dollars. Ev trance $2, the entrance money to examination. For further information enquire of A. HEATON AHS otapliy the steond best Bot RAGE New Haven, July 17th, 1843 iy?! 2tay Itwy*ee Free for all four anred Fence Boats. A. parse of fi'ty dollars a 3 = 7 — will be given, fivi s entrawee, the adirance money to STO LET tg he second begt hoat. . tated Usk, NEW BRIGHTON er Ravine Acted. ap this estab'ishmen’ at |. Al! Bosts wishing to enrer tor *he ahowe rnen. w I! pleave to enter at he Collonde, Elysisu Fields, an n> he fore the 296 a grea! ixpense for the comfort of his friends and the | Cater *t . ruaeer he Dublic, a1» c» telul for che vary libera, patronese already be | ite nt’q@ertrge ten of the me cnone wenrs into med thee il stowed 90 |y by hus exertions to please for a continu- brated fast Rave Boats will nie: in the ewtent. Wels eRe He begs to inform thew that he has still two double and thiee single rooms nnoceity ied, which he will let on terms low to muit the times, if imme utr:e application be made, and will be happy toaccommodate + 1:0ua Wishing to enjoy the beauty and advantages of thre plsu® ‘The situation is one of the most desirable on the Terrace. Having a very fine large bathing house directly ix front, the SECOND ADVENT GROVE Mri iiNG, in ew Jersey, commences at Port Weshington (fors erly called Rumson) heiwees the Ocoan House and Red Bonk, on Thare day. July 20, a3, P. M_, tocontinue 4 or days. The steamer Orus. from Fu ton Market. iands passengers ‘ar ihe ground, touching at the lower Wharf, rear the boarders can eajoy that luxury with the greatest conveni«nce for Stxten Ia! passengers The libs ani pleuue shone vnishes Tickets at 25 Ceutemhalt the @ For Sale at the Midnicht Cry © her "The steamboats ply constantly thranghout the day to and ° : Ge PreKis, New Brighton. jr GEO vor Lectnrers Belmont House, from New York. re eng ag _Jnne fath_1843. AN EXCELLY any one wantiog 4 LUM ‘auce trom Tew Yo i sith ample growuds and every order—the Rouse is commodions, aad all the outbuildings iu tne best -on- diton. "A good chance (or an ‘oid countryman, as he could raise wegrtables envught for the New York market rent coming inlow. Nor ‘ticulars, nat weds pee REYNOLDS? Store, jy15 6t*r siimete TOHLY IMPORTANT—Doatners Crred—Serr Oil, for the eure of from the earn; nd ens Kerd the nial from the Saturday Evening Sea BATHI *G at Sandy Hoow Uignt Heuw—25 or 30 per: *) sous can be accomm vated with board and ‘odging at Sandy Hook Licht House, daring the warm weather. Those who ace fw dof fishine aud sailing caw be accommodated with boas. The steamboat Shrewsbarv, at the icot of Robinson st, stops here eseh yay. Terws moderate. jy 20 2 J ‘HEAT BARGAINS—A Rann CHENT with the fixtores and Jense of a wholes le snd and Shoe Store, in one of the best situations for ty ens in the city, fo: nierly occupied by the late Mr. John Hutenins, decensed, will be sold eaeap for cash. Persons settiny out in the bnoiness'would find it much to dv ontage to callat 120 Chatham street, oposite Roore- nd evamine for themselves Im*re N OF HUMAN LIVE BUILDINGS & M LIGHT NING.—Powers? unproved Lighee iuetors. Apoly to or address. A. POWERS, 20 lerehants? exchange, New York. re Sre STACLES—C. H. PRFALZGRAF, Oculist and Oni cian, Canal rt, No 1i0 (Removed from Brosdway 554 has constantly on hand'a Inrze essortment of Spectacles for short sighted and far si. lites Also, ev Ui PROTEC. 1 SHIPS Fit ping Conds copartnership heretofore e N the subscribers, under the firm of this day di selved by minal rom tinue the basvess and mien | MES MOKRISON. JA! New York, Jaly 20th, 1843 a1 ath NGTCK= The co-parmeiship heretofore ex ating becween Jorn N. Gi Vranken, under the his day dissolved sure will be condacted by evoort Van Veanken, who is authorised to seitle all the accounts of said firm. sOHN N. GENIN, GANSEVUOR: VAN VRANKEN _New York, 18th Jaly, 1943, EW DISCOVERY forgilding, slvering end platinizing by Hydro-Electricity, without Galvame Battery, ats very y labor. Prepared Powder for gilding, si th a very simple apparatus and the di secret Sold by ~_TIEMANN, 63 Chatham st RB. WILLIS, Ledy of Information of future events and passed, Jenned in astrology and astronomy te lectures on this «her rooms, 265 n doors from Houstor rd hy constantly oh hand corn snd eaeer s the ague, and if ony ofiher mediene ire, ladies pr A Ef = LL WHU WANT GOOD, FASHIONABLE cheap GAITERS are invired to ealiat WALKER’S celebrated cheap store, 419 Broadway, north west corner of Canal sreet. Good city mauve eaiters, buskins, ties and sii percent. I-ss thin ever befure offered children’s fine Freneh and native calf dress ever saw; do do boys’ and chi'dren’s gaiters and dri Also, the great: different kinds tor family use, tow nome All wno want any of the sbove articles, are i: LKERS Cheap Boot and Shoe Store, 4:9 Broadwey, uorth Ww iy!7 1mPec WAXCHES—The largest and most splendid sssortment of Watches in the city, is to be found at the subscriber's.— As he is constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Silver Waiehes, of the n-west styles, direct trom the mann fectmrers, in. Kayland, France, and Switzerland, he is ca- enabjed to offer a \arger assortinent, and at much less prices, at ail, than say otner hase in the vity. Gold watches as low as $20 to $2 enc! Watches an’ jewellery exchanged or bougnt All jches warranted to keep good ume, or the money returned. ; Watches, clocks and jewellery repaired in the best mon- ner, sad warranted lower than at any other place in the city .C. GN imporver of watches snd inwellery Spt tin@y — Whhtsenre and ratnit i Wall etree COAL —Pesch Orchard Red Ash Coal, fi stan Ube sold br the subserive: the following low prices for cat Fresh broken and ewg, from lamp in the ed and delivered to any parr of the e1cy at $5 per 4 75 ; large nut $4 50 ; 29 co ts per ton fess will be charged if ta tak y2Im*r GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION MATCHES. NEW ARTICLE OF MATCILES, without brimatons A. drany ater offensive qalicy, aad aetaally wateryroof has lately been patented by jertors pacent of the United Siat ta favor of the inveutor WK. Ashard, and are now manufn tured and offered to the pablic by he pronrietors of said patent At No. 161 Bleecker street, Naw York, where all who wish to purenase good matches fre invited to call and prove them ® from the boatwerght and eT TON, 574 Greenwich. cor er of Kine be and etnater nud barn witt a brilfiane flamey avd if V vertical pomitinw, Wi'l continue to turn ong envagh to seal aver lietters with Wit. ‘They may fay immersed in water rs and days, and it is believed even for weeks and Ww at_and died, sill ignite and bw sof (ese matches are mage and so! , Kxira and Pertomed, The latter Vand At vor ladies? toilets Exporters “keepers, and all who ws motel i eided the ad¥ utage possessed b Je.mmauicstions to be addressed t> G. BOWEN, No. 161 Bleecker st, Agent for the Patontees xud Manofacvurers. peoel ry adivy pereeiv vers lo her jyal im*r 64 Lispenard str-et, near Broadway. A GOOD CHANCE i: offered to any person want. [aie ivg to engage iv the Retaii Grocery, Liqner and Feed business. The stere is well situated, aod nas been o¢ cupted for the iastit years by the present owner The store Will be let separate from tha dw iling if requires, for on more years. to. good tensnt. ‘Lhe terms will be ma; Address M. T., Hermld Office. TO Lb T—The store 9134 Nasa street, in the Mer FPR ald Building, admérvbty caleutited) for ret! baaeness, B.bring ia ove of the most po,ulews thoreuchtares in the tity Immed ate possession given. Apply at the Herald of- fice of Nassau an’ Fulton 0 ont — Cure for Deafness We have hesrd much lately of the ffi cacy of Searpe’s Oil, in cases of deafness, and astonishing cores by this simple remedy, hove been anquestionably per- formed tor of a journal cirea'ating extersivel throughout the cousuy, we deem it our d tration to this specific ' Those afflie ed witl find Searpa’s @il for dea‘ness well worthy 9 rial ‘The subicined certaficate wil be read with interests ae JVIT 5 Yee in a disease which hes hitherto been considered im. cureble, but Lean inform ch oablic thas it ism mistaken dea 1 was deaf for ten years, ad concinded that | must remain 0; hut rotmany months since I saw in your paper an ar vertise- ment of Searpn’s Oi! for Deafuess. As the lost resort, | con- cinded t try it. Lam now happy to sry J can hear as well as ed lodging: eal fh Lopate eonsay Ati sa Hever did on ny. friends tr UST PUBLISHED at the Beacon Office, 01 Raw v perfect other was very ‘naeh troul N.Y. anew edition of S£fRAUSS' LIFE OF JESUS, | Wah noies in tne ears nod heads and he nt ones tound Teliels bound $1 00, :nvoa ds 75 cents The Bidle of ‘Nature, con’ | aud is well. One bottle etired ‘re, which I thought getting thining the exsential parts of searce works, (cheapest book + | Well pretty cheap, 19, ee. tant) $12)—The Be of the Bible, 30 ce: ible KX SILAS BUUBEE, cond street below Fine. Sold at wholesale and retail by A.B & D Sands, D: No. 79 'aiton at, 77 Bast Brovdway, 273 Broadway. _AvI6 Sti’ Taras Nowe 6 O% NOTES.—Notice rendy to redeem all the ¢ Btates yeretolore issued, and not included in the nvtice gives by this Departmeut on the 26th day of April last; and according to provisious of different acts of Couyress, in:erest on the ‘Treasury Notes which become due *u or before the 3ist day of Aoauat next, will ceate on that day; and on all remaining ‘Treasury Notes now outstanding, and which become dae quent time, interest will cease on the days when they respectively become due. The notes incladed in this notice will be redeemed by the Depositories of the United States, in the city of New York, tozether 62% crpti—Le Cicat ur, from the French, 25 cents—Ex osici mn of Daniel and che A: erly pse, B6cents. The Live of Thomas Paive, co taining bit cele brated Levers boand $1 25—iu boards $1. week!y, coutarning an As ronomisal or pl-ces of the Plinets, $2 per annum, . June 28, Ok “TREASURY this ANTS BATH—No 194 Broatway, cor er of Walk. er sireet—Respeeifally ye urns his th rks to bis £iew the pnblic for the liberal h hon.red forthe last 20 years, and Arcade Batn, and during the eut=rprise tel; nopes in his new estadtishnent for the express par ose of a bathing eatablishment, w latest improvements aud e¢mforts, nothin on. his neglected to please which have heretofore gained hy tensive patronage of a libersl public. He fl.vters hinself that his endeavor: to please will ment a continuance of favors nere- after from his friewds and co oo eLES G. STOPPANI 9c atthe city of Was'ington, or at the Te cE Ladies? Beths—entrance in Walker street. jy 2 wr Secretary of the Root, Price for a Bath, 25 cents. Jy19 Lwiatec shy ONLY ONE SHILLING! WARM BATHS. ‘OFFice AUBURN AND KocHESTER &.R Cenandeigaa, July 7th, 1843. SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND of three per cent, on the NICKERBOCKE, THS, 10\ BOWE: Capital Stock of this Company will be paid on the first uk WOBSCRIBiR respect 2h Sy ead day of Angast Shareholders, whose stock is registered in ion to the above named establis” ment,consist: | the city Transfer Books of this Company will be paid their « am, Id, and Shower Baths, fitted up with tas viderds, atthe Bank of the Ste of New York, in the ei an one ‘i . Ch rk, and those whose stock is not din ti ees aie fan ‘ oy aitregi pore hi fice The runater Books will ot le al Fiittetesmes we cent: WES y GowPRnTs vere ‘CHAS. SEYMOUR, Treasurer. yitXiner THE LOVERS OF Hlowqua’s Thi laled Ten, | STATE OF NEW YORK—IN CHANCERY BEFORE THE ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR OF THE FIRST CIRCUIT. ANN E. YATES, ¥ ARCHBALD WATT, « > =] a others. IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. N Pursmay ce of an order of this our!, made in the above EMALES Ia Jer any of the traia of cause, will be © auction, f female frame, complaints ine: Poriuguese dy by wing the ce certs nty ta «il cases of difficalt of suppressed menstmation is traly wonderful. and ha» excended their fame from P. rtugat vo every part of Furove. They are we perceive imported ito the United States, hy DR. F. MELVEAU, 129 Liberty street. [See advertisement on lastevimian oust page.) j520 2*r “PAPER —Dr. FE ther old nor ok {Sap vat the sabseriber at 1 u Hof | tyrelftn ward itwated, lying and fd boander on the antl ym th vagh time sh Agents, ‘bat he selle all the Paper he caa prepare frsh, for old fy pa Ung orth Ly einer land of the per is pot worth haviog. Apniv at ‘he Drog store of ast by the Biah h Avenue, and DR. LEWIS FeUCHEWANGER, of the said Peter Myers, erniain- Suh shea four haudred hs of an acie, be the Wi N. B —Brd' ng, ret, mo:h, coekrone! other | ois a8, fore insect and ve compound che be or Sop Cs chemicals and dyes old wholeanle and vet and me hie ANILLA BRANS, Me — 25 ibs enoerior Vani 'n Beans, 2.000 Jon White G nger Rot. 1,c00 I ens American Jujabe Paste. a Sheet birgiass nesaid, ‘on the morth by othe: vat by Innd of che s walt, 0 avd Charles H: Hail, J Myers, contang twenty-nine ded he of anacre, be the same more or less. Also, all that certain orher tract piece or parcel of mesdow ane apland, sitaste* im the ward an. ci y afvresaid, heing the northera part of the island im Huriem river, bowvded on the 1 cask For sale, whole iyi seer s idthap lial Wi CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE JAMES KYLE’S INVENTION. , Offices, and Store doors. where reons it oF a first rate article for fand retail, by north and east by said river-and on ihe sonth aid went by Ii J. 8 ASPINWALL of Peter Myers, Charles H. ‘and Peter Myers 2nd, com = ining tem acres and thirteen huuere iths, be the same more oF in other trnet, or, parce! of meadow all that certain other trnet, niece or, parcel of meadon . ‘on the eas) tend north by land of the contain'bg (wo acres and The sume more oF leas. yers spd Jobn My: nity two hundredchs of an eee, Daved 2h of Jaly, 8 pete sy A Dagoern, Ma Nv Ge iu Chancery. MAIDEN LANt—Just HENRY FUL enn Sj2 maw twee BAT—! im i! +h mito sider oT BK COLLINS £0" Jy8t t__—cestrararbawTpndipe Tees Alter Wee a Core, now Tandipa Tro = URN ae by Ecc Ly ys & CO Jakes jviér WIN & O08 WRITING PAPER—A tun sesort Le the Bett {hae GVW, Bau" sting, Ca al treatm at of the Wit in tne past 12 vea's to the Deaf aad Dam» rformed the cpertion of litt! e prin and oye becoming inst: tly Bheriff of New York, fo “fy ieee ~ PORT? GUES MA amed aa celebraced Pills, from Foren tqnidtiog ou $97 perso y 1" properly pe ste oD ight. reiersto the Mayor 1 © obtained in this country. ihe Rev Fein Vi Hon Judsh Hammond, Js, tt Harts f ssont Oc the lest colaman, fourth peasy