The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. IX.—No. 215.—Whole No. 3427. “NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7, 1843. —. = AGENTS. ‘Ine following is a list of agents for the Herald, where subscriptions will be received, and single numbers ore found for sale :— Syracuse, N. Y.. Brid, rt, Cte. Jackson, Mias.. Vicksburg, Mi New Bediord, Mi Providence, R. I. ‘Worcester, Mass. QG> Yearly subscription to the Daily Herald, $7 25, and for a shorter period at the same rate. The Weekly Herald, $326. —_—_—_—_—_—_——— BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, Of 1200 tons_and 440 horse power each, Appainted by the Admiralty to sail between Lirerool and Joston, calling at Halifax to land and receive Passen- sengers and Her Majesty's Mails. IBERNIA, “Captain Charles H. F:- Judkcins. NALEDONIA, Captain Edward G. Lott. aptain jail for Boston via Hal figadie, Ry ibernia, Ju Lott, by Ast, rte it. Iéth do do 2 ‘These ships carry experienced surgeons, and are supplied with Britannia ANGE HOTEL. form his friends and the Ihe ‘whole house has been | | Dear Sir :— General Worth visited usa few days since on his | return from Tampa to St. Agustine, and made recommend it to | careful an examination of this Islandand harbor as | his time would admit of. Like every intelligent | | military man who has expressed an opinion on the | |gubject, General Worth seems to think that Key | 0 shall | West sheuld be fortified. | strange that the importpnee of this Island to our | Government seems to be so little understood. | sessing the very best harbor south of the Chesapeake, | Fotay- | in the United States, lying immediately on a great | | highroad of commerce, and having within itself ex- | cellent matertal for constructing fortifications, it | may yet become a hornets’ nest to the commerce | of our country, if the government take n® measures d | to retain their possession. The British man-of-war brig Albatros, of sixteen | guns, came into our harbor this morning, and will | remain here th ee or four days, but we know not the elt, | cause of this unusual visit. The Islana ia perfectly healthy. Respectfully, &c. ESTABLISHED N HERDMAN’S 0} PATERSON RAILROAD. LD. EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE, 2 ih LINE, sh . SHIPS, : a PASSAGE to and from Great Britain, and [relan ndon, by the regular packet ships, 9th, and 25th of eac! Key West. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Kry West, July 25, 1843 HE subscriber would ii he has lately taken the street, in the city of New repaired, and ref "6! about the establ NLY 2 5 From Paterson to y. nd after Monday, 17th July, the ears will leave eave New YORK. ud convenient proxi- of the steamboat and month to and from Li- and to and from London Ist, 10th and 20th of eac! i the business and travelliny at the same tame | 5; ON SUNDAYS, ‘The’ subscriber has made unequalled arrangements to bring Leave, Parrgaon Door. ont emigrants, and can, with great confidence, assure those per for their friends, that every due and diligent at- ‘be shown them, and all who embark with them, e can also be engaged from Liver Or ‘Mobile, Savannah, B: different ports of the Britisl xe the services of Mr. ne of the late proprietors, who. will, be the ¢ feels confident will be can be offered, that every thin, lucted ire satisfaction to those wi vor him with their patronage. as been so fortunate as t Erastus Phelps, which, of itself, ‘Transporiation cars ply dai the best guarant are advised to be at the Ferry, foot ninutes before the stated hours of It does, indeed, appear Provinces, at the lowest V. B. RYERSON, those arrangements, together with the advantage which Correspondents possess, bein BOADING REDUCED. LTON MANSION HOUSE—326 Pear! York.—J, Fowler & Son beg ad the public in general, for t id for several years past at NEW YORK SCHOOLFY’S MOUNTAIN ND EASTON freight and passengers. ily (Sanuays ox is establishment large number of first class can be no detenti street, 8 M. by railroad from Jer 1¢ by Post coaches through ester, Schooley’ port they have re and hope, by str " favors, the proprietors having prices of Boarding to 90 cents per day, or two. dollars fifty The house is situate in the most business to the Albany, Boston and P! London, Liverpoo Easton, At Washington a daily line intersects to and from t tha lowest rates, and shou ly to J. Hill, at J. Patton's Commer- ce of passage those sent for decline comi customary refunde Ft to Liver porta to MJORN Belvidere. For seats ap} cial Hotel, 73 Courtlan Extras furnished at the s| Luse, United States Hotel, EW ARRANGEMENT. Bi TW at REDE rtest notice by ap] of the city, being conven delphia steamboats; lik Bristol packets. most airy. and sp a large yard with a site to make it comf al, be secured. N, 61 South st, N ¥. jerchants and Emigrants’ A, 6 t In fact, the above house combines mfort in its line of business, than any other in the senior proprietor, being alway every attention paid’ to his guests, not only, his agents and servants. Ales, wines, spirit a glass. Fine London and Dublin porter, in 37: a 1 SWPOKT—-Composed perior steamers, runuing ix connection with the Stonington and Boston and Providence Railroads :— HUSETTS, Capt. Comstock. ISLAND, Capt ests the attention of those remitting mo- riends to his unequalled arrangements for the pay- fts on demand, without discount o1 the following Banking Institutions, ND—Messrs. James Bull Measrs J. Barnard & Co., Exchange and Discount Bank, Li- e1 ional Provincial Bank of England, and Branches through- out England an ‘The Subseries rae he Subseriber rea Of the following e rooms for families. i No charge for storage. ‘No connection whatever with the Walton bit ji f which will leave New York daily (Sun Now 1 Haters Hace, ARR. MENTS. The RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer, on Monday, and Wednesday for Stonington and Newport, and Stonington. ; The MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock, on Tues- jaturday for Stoning- [Correspondence of the Herald.} Porttanp, Aug. 5, 1843. Wedding in Fashionable Life—On Dit—Convention at Gray—The Weather—Office Holders and Ex- pectants— Theatrical— Donation Parties.” Dear Bennetr— Oa Tuesday evening last, at precisely eight by “ Shrewsbury clock,” L—— T—, Esq., of Balti- more, led to the hymenial altar, at St. Stephens’, | the charming and accomplished Miss B. of this city. Immediately after the celebration of the mar- riage nuptials, a magnificent levee was held at the temporary lodgings of the happy twain, in | street. The lovely brunette, Miss W——, the belle of our city, was most conspicuous among the guests —delighting all eyes and ravishing all hearts with the happy naiveté of her manners and the bewitch- ing glances of her sparkling black eyes. Misses C—, too, were there, and the buxom, vi- vacious widow D——, the daughter-in-law of one of our millionaires. Then came the modest, quiet Miss W——a, one of nature’s fairest specimens, SW YORK.—Hav (which I have annexed to from, my friends and the public a cout The situation is as good as that of any similar es- onts on the Park, ani ‘The house has been wewly car- red. WM, B. COZZENS. | ELIZABETHPORT HOTEL ELIZABETHPORT, NEW JERSEY. sto announce to his friends and the wublic, that he has taken said Hotel, (lately kept by B. AL ) which has undergone a thorough cleansing aud repair, ow open as a public board isitors. ‘The table will be furnished Greenock Banking Co. in Glasgow and ik of Scotland and Branches. Provincial Bank of Ireland. Cork Ew day.and Thursda ton, Newport and Providence. : 3 Passengers, on the arrival of the steamers at Stonington, will forwarded in the splendid for Stonington, an immediately oppo nd every thing thor and commodious jence and Boston, and if for Monday, Weduesday days, proceed via Ston- rom thence in the steamer Newport will proceed in the steamers on aturday, and on the intervenin, ton Railroad to Providence, and HE, sabscriber beg: ‘ ‘Tickets for the route and steamers’ berths can be secured on board, or at the office of HARNDEN & CO., No, 3 Wall street ‘On and after the 10th inst, freight will not be received and forwarded after half-pust 4 P.M 9 NEW YORK AND KINGSTON ST ‘AND PASSAG! house for the reception onal Bank of Ireland. | jonal Bank 0 ; in relant every variety the market af> , heerfully bestowed that will pealth, comfort or enjoyment of visitors, with The near proximity of Elizaberhport EAM FREIGHT Kingston, and Delaware and Hudson Saaaempiaaa EMERALD and NOR- WICH. MERALD, Captain John Ketcham, will leave New of Murray street, every Monday and Thursday at 5 prices to.suit the times, to New York, renders this a desirat ble summier retreat f rea New York, pier No, 1 | Michaelstown ‘Thurles ion to the Liverpool and London packets, the agent for the regular from New York to New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, by which passage can be secured at ickets sailing weekly EW LEBANON SPRINGS is the most healthful and | pleasant place of resort for visitors during the summer hs, in the United States, M, t the lowest rates, | Will leave Kingston "JOHN HERDMAN, TAPSCOTTS GENERAL PASSAG: 43 PECK SLIP, NEW_YORK. (Rendont landing) every Weduesday (CH, Captain John Samuels, will leaue New York Toot'at Warria divest, atery: Wednesday and Marnvdey ot itors from the south, who intend visiting that place, will jous route to land at Hudson, thence by isi find it the most expe to Edward’s Depot, where stages are in readiness to E OFFICE, Frances’ Patent Life Boats. Passage to Li ergo! 120—T'o Halifax $20. ured unti No berthe H paid for, 1 raphe aD BRIGHAM. dre A usr No. 3 Wall st., New Yo NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. To sail em Now York on the 23th and Liverpool on the 18th ‘ofeach inonth, Ship ROSCIU: ‘John Collins; 25th Jul ip john Collins, 25th July. Bb Bye “sB. Cobb, 25th August, bP SHEAL FA. Depeyater, Sith Bep captain Wi. Skiddy, a5th October.” Ship 8 Bub GARI Ship SHERI iptain F. A. Depes Bhip GARRICK - kiddy, Lith gaat i Septe Bee BI DDONS: Copcin f, B. Coub. isth Osteen ships are all of the first class, upwards of 1000 tous, built im the city of New York, with’ such improvements. as combine great speed with unusual comfort for passengers. Every care has been taken in the arrangement of their accom: modations. ‘The price of Passage heuce is $73, These ships are commanded by eed tasters, who ‘will make every exertion to give general satisfaction. | 3 Neither the captains of owners of the ships will be reaponsi- ble for any letters, parcels or ‘ re sua bills of lading are signed cheefor. or or ‘EE COLLINS £°CO.. 5 South st., New York, or to BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool. Letters by the packets will'be 2g ceuts per single sl ; 50 cents per ounce, and newspapers 1 centeach. jy7 ec THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. To sail from New York 16th, snd from Liverpool 5th of each thou Ship HOTTINGUY 2 1080ton8, — §s6eh July, New thio LIVE GOL, 1150 tons, 16th August. New Ship GRE vt ESTERN, 1250 t.§ icy September: reapoatics ron one. 16th October. sate of Wen Wotan ace cocgiapted Ue ‘min of espert and abi ify, and will Ue dispatched panetaally oa the Heth of ‘month. ir cabins and commidions, and are furnished with whagaver can contuce tothe ense snd Comfort of pessoa i f these ships will be respon: pees setis een ator wale met ining ae iene Ir. si WPOODACLE & MINTURNS, hh attert, Ni dae et FIELDEN BROTHERS jetir 8. 4 iM GREAT BRITAIN AND IItELAND nes; BY tile BAe BA) LOR OLD DRE oF IVE} PACKETS, iit Liverpool the 7th and 19th of ith. USfamoge ising to edt the Ol Sarg ated can necessary arrangements with the sul have come out Gi y hey wil lo ne fr x sills’ every. si f ., One of Si 3 Teeter se thr they sball Ve loewerded eth cate sad toot pace ‘ Shoald the parties agreed for not t, the roney will Be Foret fa" teens ho reid ke lore, withoet ay feluer tion. weThe Black Ball, of Old Line of Liverroot Packets, comprise follow i pa, vie fa Me ORE Whe NEW YORK ys CAMBRIDGE, * COLUMBUS, OPE, SOUTH AMERICA. NOLAND NORTH AMERICA, With such ‘superior and unequalled arrangetneata, the sub- acribers confidently look forward for s continuance of that sui Fort mich hae been exuded to them so many years, for whic x aregrateful ua pray a "Those proceeding, heir rel scales rgbain Brahe a steht for any, amount, drawn direct oa relande Dublis Maui PRESCOTT ORO? me co. ers, Lon s will be pajd on demand at any of ea or thal Emu! ihe princi town Thtoughowt England, tre , oF address, (if by letter, post paid, ie OSH RLOTERS & co. 85 Fulton street New York, sae of door tothe Fulton Bank N. varus ov siae of rence yp i ot Noy ha pes PIX A nd 10th of wach month. Parties Fecuming’ to the old. coun find it to their comfort and ‘ill advantage to select this rite Eine for their conveyauce, in preference to any other. is r ss ob NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. Second Liue—The Ships of this line will hereafter leave New Ps ‘on the Ist, and Havre on the 16th of each month, as fol- Ws, Viz — From New Yorx. From Hayne. New Ship ONEIDA, Ast March. 16th April, Captain Ist July. 16th August. n pies Funck. (Ist November. (16th December. Ship BALTIMORE, Ist April. 16th May. Cog ae Ist August. 16th September. ward Funck. ¢ Ist December, ¢ i6th Januar Mi i6th June, Ship UTICA, ay. . Captah September. } 16th October. ~ CI6th Febrnary. ane, ; 16th July. a rederick Hewitt, New ship St NICHOLAS. ‘aptai Ist October. J-B. Pell, tat February. The accommodations of these ships ‘ary. ‘not aurpassed, “com: bing all that may be required for esmfort Phe price of ex- bin is will be supplied with every te- site with the exception of wines and liquors: Goods intended tor hee raat ‘will be forwarded by the sub- 16th March. asec Not Tome Babee co Wa eS Was Sirred ca thasns For Bien “f abt NEW ORLEA Fe N8. LOUISIANNA Nb NEW YORK i6 OF a For the better accommodation of shippers, it is intended. to haship. from this port on the ist, Sty 10th, Lath, 20ch, ‘25th of each month, commencin loth October and con: ing, wih May, Mth regular days willbe appointed forthe e year, wi y ys int De prevented ‘during’ the summer months. 'he fol- this arrangement : = ams iB i Shin ty eh 1 Blip Ot dl Ay for pac! ‘Fortis been 6 Sone t neqriall for fort. They are com- Seared by on ced. mas who i i Sa eee Per eas ice Se coer Of these ‘ships will be reapon- Ps Po Jewelry, bullion, precious stones, silver or plated ware letters, peli by ges y's ae Will leave Kingston (Rondout landing) every Tuesday and Friday at 3 o'clock, P. M. EXTRA TRIPS. The EMERALD will leave the foot of Murray street every Sunday ‘morning at 7 o'clock. Returning, leaves Kingston at ‘clock same day. ‘or freight or passage app and then the dashing Mrs. O—, who, despite the snows and adversities of more than fort ters, still manages, with her brilliant jewels, and more brilliant eyes, to sustain her character for “a i The Misses S—— were as playful and talkative as usual, and though peculiarly tond of brass buttons and epaulettes, are worthy The delightful Miss De M—, “‘ ne’er car- ried head so high,” and never displayed her charms The L’s and P’s were there e’s and the C——k’s We. &e. This has been the most brilliant affair of the season, and passed off, as all such affairs should, with pre- sent joy and prospective happiness. It is currently reported that a Yorker, one of your i young merchants, will shortly come The banns are out, and the accomplished daughter of one of our most re- spectable citizens, and grand-daughter to two of the most wealthy families in the county, will soon | be withdrawn from the circle of singles. ‘This will | come off in the course of a week or two, and will | The particulars { shall advise them to the Springs. Ra Berg cars, leave Hudson at 6 A. M. and 4 P, M. or on the arti- | ; i York, anid passengers arrive, atthe ‘The subscribers beg to call the attention of their friends an ij 3 awe to their superior arrangements for bring- d remitting money to any part of } Scotland or Wales, in the magnificent pack- CKETS,” V1IZ.:— yal of the boats from New Y Spri fr the public generall 4 5 'ALMO’S ARCADE BATH. charming woman. 1AMBER STREET. NS’ SALOON NOW OPEN.—Great F to BARLOW &CO., 164 West street. EDUCED FOR BRIDGEPORT ORWALK—Landing at Belden’s 39 CH HE GENTLEME, So ml pt Ship ROSC athe sew Baths with robes or sheets - Su teto sk to greater advantage. ned the above establishment, 5 . term of years, has commenced improvements on a scale W! completed, will, he flatters hims nificence, with any The subscriber having lea: R, Captain Bursly, Fare to Norwal Fare to New: Haven The steamboat MUTUAL Pier every morning, Sunday except and Norwalk, touching at Belden’s Ne SAFETY leaves Libert at §.0'clock, for ruduing in cou Sailing twice every month of superior first spirit Which has for the past thi ted him inp Fiaing (no matter at what cost) Jendid mansions fi hall not, on the present ecesaary detention. f om London, Bristol and Greenock to New Iso from Liverpool to New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah altimore, and the va- ither, and do likewise. the arrival of the roads and a beautiful Office foot of Libert aneies of the European baths, he will take ing from the inventive resources of his own " served wanting to render plus ultra” of perfection Feadiness in a few day ion of the varied improvements will be when completed, and the whole thrown open for public inspec *ERDINAND PALMO. _ ORDER OF Charleston, Philade rious ports in British North Americ ‘on liberal terms. sons Wishing to send for their lelphia, Boston ai URIAH GREGORY FERRY, FOOT The sieambonts friends, will not fail to see the advantages to be derived from. sele i ence to any other, and they may rest assured that will be taken to make the passage agreeable, the ships being fit- ted up with an eye solely to the comfort of passengers. In all cases where the t ney will be refunded without any deduction, as usual Passage from the various seaports of Ire also be secured. ‘The regular packets for which the subscribers are agents, sail ‘To and from London on the Ist, 10, and 20th To, and from Liverpool on the ist, 7 19th, and’ 25th of each month, New Or nah, and Charleston, weekly, th REMIT Fun as follows until | — be a grand event. Ni 11, 1, 2, 334, 5, 6, 7. Leave Staten Island 8) 9, 10,'11) 1) 2 The Democratic Convention, holden at Gray on Thursday last, resulted in the nomination ot Ro- bert P. Dunlap (Calhoun), gress from this district, ani ren), delegate to the Democratic National Conven- The vote on the latier question was a close one, Morrell having received 34 votes, nent, William Clapp (Calhoun), recei of the 64 delegates. 7 § The weather here is charming, and our city, at | this present writing, is honored with the presence | of many distinguished strangers. Our hotels are do- | ing well, and the town of Portland, with its vicinity, is a much greater place of resort in the warm sea- n than is generally supposed. foot of Whitehall street Hercules will eave New York? P lod RETRENCHMENT TH ad and Beotdand, Can D, as candidate for Con- d Levi Morrell (Van Bu amilton, Sundays excepted returning from New York, of each month. ‘ISLAND FER R THE NARRG o'clock trip from White- will, after making her mmodate two. hun- ng these additions. to pughout the season. CES. P.M. f hall (the STATE: new wharf at Clifton, near the wll ia Clitton what for the et 1o send money to their friends sent, with the name and ad- may’ rely ona draft for the packet, after the receipt there jowledgement for the same retumed per mail. ight, for any amount, are payal ‘ont discount or any other t f Ireland and branches, Eastern Bank of Scotland, ir branches, Messrs. Ji Bankers London Exchange, and Di incipal town of Great Bri lars made known on applicati W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT. 43 Peck Slip, corner South FOR BUFFALO AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST ing the sum they wi he parties to receiv amount being forwai mindful of the still hay andidetached the kiteh efflevia and heat which necessarily ai orthree thousand persons. per d inbellished by some o| of the ancient and modem schools atuary, and busts of Washington, Napol ‘of fare surpasses all others in any part of tl States—including salmon of 30 and 40lbs weight, at 18 ith anchovy sauce, butter, bre Foast and boiled meats of the ‘jest. ui vegetables, at 6 cents rags, strawberries. steaks, chops, Se. an the choicest descript Best Java Coffee, &: Chocolate 6 cents, Ke. Se. A and civil waiters are cinployed, who speak the French, Spanish, German and Dutch languages. FE: ved up iu the neatest possible style—an of the establishment competent and exper e the light airy saloor #0 as completely to excludi s from cooking for two Phe walls of the saloon most elegant and cost! horoughly ventilat and the return boat will leave Clifton wharf at 6 o’clock its superior leca- nificent harbor, with its numerous eautiful women and homely men— attract the attention of the romantic, the amorous and the curious, and the present season has been ¢ | am unusually gay one. The month of August is the and the trips to Cape Cottege len’s—the excursions to islands—and to the numerous pic nics in the splen- did groves adjacent to the city, render the depart- ing summer month a season of gaiety and excite- rangement will afford a delightful excursion to the ‘an opportunity of enjoying the sea breeze, sce- nery and prospect, for which that part of Staten Island Iebrated, with ample time for a ramble, and bathing ox unt Bank, Liverpool and ; turtle and other soups different articles o| NEW ARRAN! SHREWSBURY—Long Branch. Hook, Qeran House catontown Landin URY, Captain John im’ the foot of Robi , at 10 o'clock, A. M. ‘ednesday and Friday, weather permitting, un- risk of the owners. period of recreation ‘cas, at 3 cents pereup;|—the drives to Al II now. run as follow: Tuesday, Thursday, and S: ending ‘on Monday, LATION 2A ‘nd Eatontown Ls at 10 o'clock, A. M. The Shrewsbury will run as abo ba es notice. All baggage at th Shh pete amas 7 wy every depart er: shame: Aa _m L _93 Barclay streat, New Y NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS POKTATION COMPANY. ng visited and being conversant with the mode of bu ‘of many of the best conducted Dining Saloons in Eur ‘America, and the West Indies, the subscribe tion in assuring his fellow citizens that his establisht ferior to none that he has seen in any portion of his arrange- the supe Hit he Daily Hill of Fa The office-holders in these diggins continue to tremble in their shoes, and constantly on the trom head quarters. | “Any thing new, to-day?” says one. ‘ No- thing.” ‘ Southern mail in?” thing from Washington 1” ** No.” “ Very tardy?” “Wonder those appointments don’t Z Y n (This man holds an of- fice, and is looking fer promotion.) ‘* Y: we must.” ** They’re coming, though.” ‘* When ?” “Oh—byand by.” ‘So ischrismas!” ‘‘Fine day, to day”—‘‘Very”—and our hope-deferred friend dives into Robingon’s, swallows a julep to keep him cool—and quietly sits down with a “chum” to a game ot domino! Our theatrical season closed triumphantly on Fri- The company have been highiy suc- ind leave the city of Portland with flying colors. The hall has been well filled nightly, and on many occasions, has been crammed. They must have made a good Among the nove the office-seekers are | B.—Stages will be in attendance to convey passengers qus vive forithe latest intelligence from the aforesaid landing places to any part of the county re- ments—besides whic! nd low prices of every article included ed, he Shrewsbury will go the inner passage, when practicable. jel Frapect aloue exclusive, of NEWARK AND NEW YORK.—Fare 3s Cents {~The splendid steamer PAS- after June 5th, will run_as follows :— fregre the foot of Barclay street, New York, at 10 A. M., and Leaves the foot of Centre street, Newark, at 7hi A. M., and \modations both for passengers and freight have been greatly im "Freight carried yupplied throughout with Water, which passes through improved filterers; and. the Sa- Toon is open every day from 6 o’elock A on Sundays from 7 o'clock A.M. until 8, suntil’d P.M., and “ Be patient ” V A A F REDUCED TO TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. HENRY GOSLING. ‘rom the foot of Courtlandt street, New York. day—Sundays excepted. Leaves Newark, At? ~ M. At B do. . T. JENNIN YD TAILORS, 231 Broadway, American solicit attention to an assort- assimeres, Vest- od sd at very low rates. HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT, HAM LT he Si iT MPSON wall run every the season as follows :— Thy A. M.y an Dock, at 3% P. M. ‘ wv be relied on as permanent, as its con- Will not depend on any contingency. ment of seasonable goods, including Cloths, ings, &e., in all the new and various styles, under the assur- ance that’ the system of "small profits and quick returns Which has elicited so liberal a patronage, will. be continu lor arrangements are sich as will saable us to fill all or- in future with promptoess. ‘A feature in the establishr ‘iting articles for immediate ‘Of an assortment of first qu ments, egnsisting of 18) days (undays exee Ww York, Whitehall day evening. must commend it to is the addition to y ready made Gar- 4 eaves M, At 124 P.M. 2 40—Deck $1 50; port and Providence. § mboat, CURTIS PEC tharine Market slip, y,at 5 o'clock, P.M. modes down in this region of “raising the wind”—instituted by some one who must indeed have racked his brain for the invention, and which has of late prevailed to a “ considerable extent in this community” (as poor Dicky Riker used to say,) is one characterised by the appellation of “Donation Parties.” The good city of claim to the honor of originating it— atany rate, it isadown-east notion. The object, however, is truly creditable generally, are poor clergymen, elders, or other ople—and the arrangements are tor the purpose of rendering | him pecuniary aid, in a manner the least offensive. It 1s understood that the recipientis to keep “open house”—and, on a certain day, the charitably dis- posed (and others!) make him a visit ea masse,each carrying or sending aboun!iul quantum ot stores, clothing, or money. The company “stop to tea”— the committee receive the presents and deposite them about the premises—the family, meantime, quietly presiding iu the receiving room or rooms— and after a pleasant chit chat ot some few hours, Mine host and his gude wife then examine the closets and cupboards and store room, and find a considerable augmentation therein, in the shape of flour, meata, vegetables, and fixins of various sorte; and haply, on the chimney-piece, a reasonable supply of the ready—in all, sufficient to keep them afloat for six months ora year! Isnot | this a pretty mode of assisting the deserving poor? no charge for Berths Win, H. Peck, leay 2 Monday, Wednesday and Friday For passage or freight apply on board, or to A, D. Frocks, Dressing Gowns, A choice collection of for Wenleid, Plainfield for estfield, infield, Ik and Satin Scarfs, ville, &e., connect with the 9 fr New York dail Fare between New do, Roundbrook, % ind 4s3 P.M. it th Town 25 cents, Leaves, ac TKS 8 do. ROOMS TO LET. IN THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGH- 'ON—The Subscriber havin; ment at a great expense, for t the public, and grateful for the very liberal patronage him, trusts by his exertions to please for a 4 At prices which must offer inducements to purchaeers, fitted’ up this establish es comfort of his friends At 8 A.M, Ai > “to H TA NG ESTABLIS 3 The beneficiaries, CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMED 5 PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, (lat Broadway,). impressed with the neceasity of meeting the exigency of the times by. the reduction of his prices, and ing it impossible to do so while subject. to the enor ion necessarily incurs, has det without disparagement to. the. qua- fore, removed his establish- y comer of Beekman, where supplied at a deduction of ten per cent Oy do. NEW YORK AXD N From foot of Courtlandt prominent church got up by his frien ew York, daily, Leaves New Brunsw i 6 A.M, AUIS je begs to inform them that he has still two double and three single rooms tnoceupied which he to suit the times, if immediate ap be happy to accommodate persons wit and advantages of this place. i is one of the most, desirable on the Terrace — ry ng house directly in front, the enjoy that luxury with the greatest convenience will let on terms low mn be made, and will ing to enjoy the bee lays a Broadway locati: At 9 A. M. and 434 ‘are, except in the I and New Brunswick. Between New York and Rahway, who procure their tickets at the ticket office, re Tickets are received by the 14 A. M., and ins, between New submitted merely as a specimen of the ing assertion ine Coats made in the best style from of the finest quality, : yly constantly throughout the day to and Oe eee y OLURUL FILKIS, jouse, New Brighton Py ceive a ferry ticket ductor only on the SUMMER ARI NEW YORK AND PHILAD Via Newsge, Newanv June 2th, 1813. conclusion, to observe, the above ai I] respects, to be of the most genttine de- ¢ than any other house furnishing the same NGEMENT. PHIA RAILROAD LINE bie on the great tho- the company retire. , are determined to r bly between Charlestor wTON, TRENTON, GTON, } ESTABLISHME, EEKMAN STREE. criber, well known for ti the bed rooms both dow! je and single, have been refurn at he is now, to times, making garments of the very best q former prices, and less, it is believed, by 20 saine quality are made by the K, also with every neces for comfort and and elegantly furn of 20 per cent fro} nd attentive servants, with choice old wines, a table supplied with every lux the season and market can afford, and tl the proprietors to omit. nothing that will tend to th foot of Courtland town, from then J what is meant by | submitted to. their ods shall be of first You have no doubt have been preseut, however, at a conflgration—where refreshments have been prepared for the firernen—and have witnessed the crowd of loafers and spectators, who would nottake their hands from their breeches pockets to save the | town—but who, at the same time, while the indus- trious and humane were toiling at the “break: enter most religiously into the spirit of the refresh- ment proceedings, and gulp down the eatables in a manner decidedly cautionary tothe providers. You should visit one of these same ‘donation parties,” and observe the old maids, the cousins, and the fe- | male men who come in “about tea-time. regret being too poor to render aid, and are happy to see the matterso prosperous—but their appetites, on such occasions—God pity them!—are awful, awtul ! Well—this is the drawback to the object. not mean to spin such a yarn—my sheet is full.— | 4dieu again. dered to my countrymen b: cers of the Argentine squadron under your com- mand, during the late disastrous gale. ine proceeds direct to Camden (opposite to out change of cars. he ~ Philadelphia) w f wengers will procure their tickets at the office foot of the ex actually” iu 0 convey passengers from the Rail Ttoad Ouse, LEY & CO. Courtlandt street, where a commodious steamboat, will b Vests, of Silk, Satin, &e ++: Making and trimming, in the best style, at 5 ee. ® crates are conveyed from city to cit) Montgomery, June 7, 1843. car in which are apariments_ an % PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER BY , the lines leave Philadelphia’ from the foot of Wal- | * E. SUSER, Bordentown at, 7 A. Sanden, at 5 o’olock, 175 Broadway, (Basement,) one door from Court- | 7 T. | Ag the season is advanced, the present stock of summer goods will be sold low. OAL, COAL—Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal, first qualj old by the subscriber at the following low price and egg, from lump. in the yard, screen: Part of the city at + per ton less will SUSER, Bootmaker, and maker of Lasts, an if Clerce of Paris, begs leave to inf dali the amateurs of a gentleman! New York, with the . by his master the that he can now make, 75; large nut $4,50; be charged if taken foot of Courtland stree from the boat—weight and quality Warr Nimoy. N comer of King st. ND FINDING STORE, 205 Spring street, m the corner of Washington street, near ¥ gn tuand a general as: of the damages sustained, and that the 0 from the coast will inform us of much Laat bee much as the gale, although not so violent as that of 27h September, 1834, was of longer duratior e loss of life, we trust, has not been very great; two drowned seamen were cast upon the beach, near the Alameda, on the 30th. ts Ma by N. J. with the cars’ for Som Montain—arriving early For Easton leave as above, pi thes from thence (ouly his route,fon account Tt by far the treet pee Me ded himaelf with ractacee ‘extras at the shortest notice, oH. D. Hope, Merchants’ Hotel, 41. Court from Philadelphia to Schooley’ Yours, truly, y Tailrond to Somer arriving in Easton Curtska Warxina Park —Elworth and Fogg, accomplished 200 miles yesterda: | of walking, 44 hours 22m. 54s, tof Sole and Uppe with Deer, Goat and Lambskin d and Webbs, Boot Trees wha and Tacks, with'a full assort js, of the most approved mplinents to the Ladies, and wonld m shoes of the best kind at such | 9 Elworth’s time 7 rtest time one a Lougest time one mile, 17m 32: — | Fe time of 200 miles, walking 46 hours, 42m. | 66). Shortest time one mile, Lim. Longest time | Both were in good train. hort distance by coaches, inak- nt proprietor at So- t REN 8. WILKEY, DALE & MAXWELL, RST T, NEW YORK, ‘With accommoda- the 29:h of May reagonal we apply t one mile, 17m. 7 » Ta 100 variably call again—the beat who call at this store evidence of the satisfaction of his customers with his prices Price T'wo Cents, Laven Prom Buenos Avues— By the arrival of the bark Chancellor, Capt. Vivian, from Buenos Ayres, we have received full files of the “Argentine News” | tothe 17th of June, from which we make the fol- lowing extracts. The American schooner Caroli- nian was caught in the act of smuggling provisions for the Buenos Ayreans, by the Monte Video gun- boats, and taken into Monte Video, and will proba- bly be confiscated. On the 2d inst., the Frenchmen and Italians, after agreat deal of blustering, made a sally from the town, in concert with the Africans—in all, a bode of about 4000 men. They advanced as tar as thy out-posts of President Oribe’s army, when a heavy skirmish took place, which lasted for a few houra, and the result of which proved to those aspirants of military glory, that there as Tom Crib used to say, a vast diflerence between sparring and fighting. They came back after receiving a sound drubbi and have not since tried their hand again at suc! play. There was, however, a grand spectacle on their return, not to celebrate victory, but to bury the dead of the French corps. The account of this ceremony, which forcibly reminds us of what we witnessed in Buenos Ayres in 1829, and in which the honors paid to the victims of the “three glorious days” in Pare have been ludicrously parodied, is most romantically pathetic, and we would advise such of our readers aa are fond of emotions to pe- ruse the funeral orations of Messrs. Pelabaere, La- mas, and Bustamente, and the order of the day of the redoubted Col. Thiebaut.. Above all Comman- dant Pelabaere’s farewell address to his fallen com- rades was sublimely eloquent—“‘l swear to avenge you, aye, I swear by God, by my honor, and Nae e point of this sword,” exclaimed the galla t chief ; and the legions answered, ‘‘And we too,” with an emphasis well calculated to produce a most thrilling effect on the electrified by-standers. ‘ Private letteis from Montevideo acquaint us that the Riverista authorities still affected to believe that England would be induced to interfere in their be- alt, and alleged their confidence in a favorable re- sult to the communications transiitted Mi Commo- a dore Purvis, per “ Partridge,” in March laet, as the reason why they did net risk a decisive battle, the issue of which, when it took place, taey pretended not to fear. On the strength of this assurance, they have made proposals for another loan tothe amount of $400,000, holding out, at the same time the threat, that if the capitalists did not come forward, they would make an emission of paper money. That they are “hard up” tor funds may be readily believed, when it is recollecied that they are in the. receipt of no revenue, and under the necessity of incurring heavy expenses; and it would not be sur- prising that these :eckless men who, after selling all the public property that could fetch a dollar, have not hesitated to seize the funds of pious and chani- table institutions, and even those of minors, as well as judicial deposits, should appeal in their despera- tionto aresource so fraught with consequences of the most ruinous description to every class of the | community; but that the evil will work out its own remedy may be confidently anticipated. z It was reported that violent measures against the friends of President Oribe, in Montevideo, were in contemplatien, but the nature of which was not known. rn ‘There had been some fighting on the Cerro, but without any important results. The insurrection in Corrientes. as might have een expected, after the sad experience which the people of that province have undergone, has proved a complete failure. The revolutionists met with no sympathies among the peasantry, and although, from the absence of an adequate armed force, they were enabled to seize the capital, they could not find asingle man of any standing that would accept the office of Governor; every citizen of respectabi- lity having emigrated oa their rpproach. [np their distress they had recourse to the parish priest, but even there they met with a rebufl. Since then they have been attacked by a combined division of Correntinos and Entrerianos, under the command of Col. Ramirez and Col. Tacuabe, and completely routed at Curucuatia. As this victory would lead | to the immediate re-occupation of the Capital, and | consequently to the restoration of the legal authori- ties, Col. Lucas Moreno, who had been detached by General! Urquiza with a strong column, had repassed the Uraguay in order to join his commander; and, the latter, at the date of the last advices trom Pay- sandu, was making active preparatione to cross the Rio (Negro with an imposing force, and, what is more, an abundant supply of spare horses. Indeed, we believe that by this time he will have passed that stream; and we have no doubt that Rivera will soon be obliged either to try his fortune in an- other engagement with the conquerors of Arroyo Grande, or go and join the ranksof the Farrapos in Rio Grande, whither he has been already preceded by his friend Baez, and many more of his late fol- jowers. _ Of one thing we are certain: if Commodore Pur- vis remain much longer in this river, he will have abundant reason to acknowledge that he was mi- serably deceived in underrating the resources of the Argentine Confederation. Buenos Ayres has been ited with a heavy gale of wind from the E. $.E., which commenced early in the morning of the 29th May, and continued un- til the afternoon of the 80th. It has caused great damage to the shipping in that port, as will be seen by the following details: — The barque Aurora, of Boston, Doyle, Master, went on shore near the Recoleta, on Tuesday mor- ning, having been run foul of during the night and parted two chain cables—was obliged to cut away the masts, is high and dry at ordinary tides, had 35 bales on board, Mtn Uy Boston. The barque Serene, White, master, of Baltimore, parted two cables, having been run foul of by a vessel unknown, lost joremast close to her deck, brought up by stream anchor after drifting near the Argentine squadron, from whom Capt. White re- ceived assistance of men, anchor, and cable. Brig Oswego, Greene, master, of Boston, after losing her anchors, received a pilot from Admiral Brown and proceeded to Las Conchas. Schoener Saratoga, of Boston, lost two anchors, and sustained damage by getting foul of a vessel in the inner roads. During the late gale the boats of the Argentine squadron were of great service, and saved from wreck several vessels of different nations. On the 29th, during the worst part of the Brown sent boats to every veseel in res on the evening of that day he had but one officer on board hia vessel, the othe i different foreign vessels. We have much pleasure in publishing a letter addressed to Admiral Brown, who sent anchors, cables, and men, wherever wanted :— le, Admiral in fact, rs being absent on board ConsuLaTe or Tur U.S. or America, Buenos Ayres, May 81, 1843 } Str—On the 29h instant the barque Serene, ot Baltimore, and the brig Oswego, of Boston, were assisted by boats sent by your order from th gentine squadron under your command. e Ar- The humane and friendly feelings that induced the officers of the Argentine equadron during the height.of the gale and at great risk toall in the boats, to board these vessels, by which two valuable car- ‘oes were saved from total loss, cannot be too high. ly appreciated, and at the request of Captain White, of the barque Serene, and Captain Green, of the brig Oswego, | have the pleasure to transmit to you their grateful acknowledgments for the timely as- sistance they received from you and the officers ua- der your command. Please accept my thanks for the agestance ren- yourself and the offi- Your obedient servant, Amory Epwarps, U. 8. Censul. To Admiral William Brown, commanding the Ar- ‘entine equedron, off Buenos Ayres. he activity and exertions of the captain of the port, and those under his orders, were incessant. The pelice, both horse and foo!” and patroles of military, were continually on the alert along the shore, and what property could be seved was depo- sivec in the Resguardo. The greatest anxiety ex- | isted on shere durin this distressing gale; the beach and the azsteas of the Commercial Koom were thronged with spectators. We fear that the above constitutes only a portion counts Mra. Mary Ann Sliter of Philadelphia, died on New Por or Exrry ~The Canada Gazette, of No. 2CE cT, SOLE, Agents in the United States, for the French Report ion, ed 2 with Pattern Sheets, Costumes &e. for tailors, dress makers and millinery, received from Paris on the arrival of ¢ Froich Fashion now seat to Tangnage, can have t i verms of the Elegant. year, issued monthly Dollars per year, issued weekly. w steel engravings per year, or seven the 29h July, contains @ proclama Moxe Snootine.—The Nashvilie papers announce | a of Mont- | Sault St. Mary ‘a port of entry | the tragieal death of Jesse A. Bryan, Eeq | Zomery county, Tenn., who was shot by Gideon | | ©. Matlock, in an affray, on the evening of the 1h witimo, inthe pablic room ot the Nashville Ian — | The deceased is represented as having been great espected and beloved by a numerous circle of ce He expired in a few minutes | CG inflicted, The papers do not) L ive | $ive the particulars of the affair, but we leara that it originated from a political discussion. and the durability, 10 New Brunswick. Spleai! it the mountain early same ig St the mountain Sully seine SIewagon. KOCKAWAY PAVILIQN-—LONG ISLAND road leave Brooklyn, South for that delightful resort, ng frowre, via :—Hal untey deniers can have their orders execu: yvorable terms, and with shoes made by the sn the country D. G. CROSBY'S Ladies’ Shoe Store, No. 52 Catherine st. two doors coaches from thence, Those who wish OF pac! , went 9, OF lading are: taken for the saan ud EADY respectfully ie, that he has commenced Nassau street, where he will execute, all orders he may be favored w je terms for cash, past 9 A. M., 4 M., 12 M., and 5 P.M. for ~_ | nexions aad friend: afler the wound wi 0 to sail punctual 4 i ae Great care will be taken to have the goods tote urning, leave Jamaica at 6 A, rhe Fare to Jamaica’, ; throtgh ftom Wilion, 75 ceuts, ON OF H FROM LIGHT m, declari clearance ; nd incinting Within the limits of the said port of Sault St Mary, all that part of the coast or shore hing between Lake commencing at Gros Cape at the diseharge ot Lake Superior, and thence following downwards slong the north and east shores of the River St. Mary, verior and Lake Huron, ake George, Muddy Lake and Leke Huron, to the Fon of the Tessaloua River, on the aorth shore @ ake Huron,