The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1843, Page 1

Vol. TX.—No. 240.—Whole No. 3452, FOR BUFFALO AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. PAI $209 225 Fo s = = Utica 2 25 ICE ny heater, $3 00 wand’ Lower Canada 5 30 BY the fat line tp 6 Ball and found, ‘$000. uffalo, * , L. RAY, au?t $m m 93 Barclay street, Nove York. NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS- PORTATION COMPANY. 5 WENTY-FIVE CENTS. a err er boutant sce NewYork Lee ee pares ace AMS at's Fim, ty ‘aM. ‘At lig P.M, 4, do. 8 ae: YORK AND NEW NE Fyom foot of Conlandt sine, Fk wes New York, Leaves New Bi . Avo AM. At 4 P.M. At oA. avi ett Leaves New York faihaie 2S 2 Bi ick : 4 ves New Brunswick. tO AM anda PM. At ig AM. and 6 PM, re, excert i the Philadelphia as Tetween New York and New Brauswick. 30 cents. Between New York and Rahwa 25 cents, who procure their tekats at the ticket office ss: icy lieke? gratis. ‘Tickets are received by the con: onty on the day hen purchase aul r SUMMER ARRANGEMENT NEW YORK AND Pilil, \DELPHIA RAI sKOAD LINE ‘Via Newann, Newsnunswicx, Parvceron, TRENTON, Bonventown Anp Buruinaron. ROU! . feaving New York daily from the foot of Courant st ‘orniug Line at 9A. M.—Mail Pilot Line at 4% P. M. The M omning Line pr to Bordentown, from thence by boat to Philadelphia. Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden (opposite to thout change-of cars, Procure their tickets at the office foot of Courtlandt street, where a commodious steamboat, will be in readiness, with baggage crates on Phuadephia baggage crates are conveyed from city to city, wihout being opened by the way Each train is provided with acLaeeee are apartments and dressing rooms expressly for ‘Returning, the lines leave Philadelphia from the ve Wal- nut street, by steamboat to Bordentown at 7 o'clock, A. M. and by mallroad from Camden, at orolvck, P.M. ic ines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia at 156 A, Mand ae a continuation of the lines from New York. NEW ARRANG! i i — Berta A REPOS, ‘OR PRO- VIDENCE AND BOSTON INGTGN AND NEWPO) emo superior steamers, raning in counection with the Stomingion and Boston and Provitence ) = RHODE ISLAND, € PROVIDENG NA Fone Ee an ENCE, a MOHEGAN, Ove of which will leare New York ea) from Pier No- 1, Batten, Place, N. Iter, at 5. ‘ARI EMENTS. The RHODE ISLAND, Captain ‘Thayer, on Monday, and Wednesday for Stonington and Newport, and Faiday for Bonington. The “MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock, on T day.and Thursday for Stonington, and Saturday for Stoning Easeeich on uaare of the Stoni ill on the arrival steamers, " be inne Forwarded Ga the, splendid and commodjous Cars of the Railroad to Providence and Bi t Newport will proceed in the steamer Mohegan (in superior or- der) fra thence at 6 Ocldek the follownng mariag, thus i an opportunity ofa ni 4 scachusetts or Rhode falaud. and then breakfast on board the The shly equipped and attve have been thor 1) promote eelerity of travel and the comfore and Baaty ot ssengern and aut surpuaed any the Ute ily (Sundays except- joston, an = wiv For passage or freight, which is taken at very reduced ly on board, at ide of pier No. 1, 22 a ae te aN Sits, ok ‘wharf: "Tickers (0 the aad ica board, oret the office of am - HARNDEN & CO., No. 3 Wall street On ond the 10th inst, freight will not be received anh formaries after haltrast 1, ‘md ome an #E0OPLE’S LINE OF STEAMBOATS mg FOR ALBANY —Daily at 7 o'clock P. M— ‘Through direct—From the steamboat pier be- tween Courtlandt and albany stress Sunday excej . ‘The steamboat KNICKERBOCRER,Capt. A. P. St. John, will leave Puesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 7 P.M. Steamboat 10 HESTER, Capt, A. Houghton, will leave Monday, Wedaesday and Friday’ Evenings, at seven o'clock ‘Mau Line. SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W. Brainard jouday, Weduesday, and Friday, aftemoon, at $ will leave rf. ‘Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt, M, H. ‘Truesdell, bait leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evening, at five o'clock. Passengers taking this Line of Boats will invariably arrive i ‘alony' trample ine to take the Moraing "Prain of Cars for “rhe above boa are tnd substantial, ae furnished with clagan 8, ‘and accommoda’ Bo. are aurivlled on the Hudson. cog Passage or F: » appl board, or to P. C. Schul athe oftcetn the whar nyo" bons OF air SEVEN O'CLOCK MOKNING LINE ‘OR ALBANY, TROY: and tutored ‘From the steamboat pier, at tit Street, Breakfast and Di 3 New York Empire ‘on, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. voy on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at7 A. M. I's, West Poi Newburgh, ls * Landing at—Caldwell’s, West Point, New! His HA Kk; Rhinebeck, i Findsoc, Cossachie and fj ; Ww pressure steamer EMPIRE, Captain 8. R. Roe, on We YY, at 7 o'clock in the rTrurlayy, ae olock in phe m ‘Aug 12. oYvor passage, apply at he ofice, Poot of Barehay ‘street, or om fotice—All re atta ate Bills, Speci kind of a . Board the Boats ofthis Linen ‘at the risk of the owners of such cs aulé r Ae] AA, NRECENDENT REGULAR OPPO: RT NIGHT DINE PRO ALBANY & a i Wi ie — rhe egmmodions at aa il gfeunbout ROWES SU uit, Capt. O. House, wi we New 8 fedneedays and, Fridays; and. will lea 79 an 7 Spaesdays and ‘Thursdays, aud ROY. Cape A. Gorham, street, on Mes ‘ay and ny Be aia aed Pog kept rece ten, ADD om tr soa, andi iret rate order. 82 line N OPCLOCK foe ALBANS AND T direct, without danding—-the splendid low | ure Sees Mee AA Belen, will leave the foot of pod iandt Stvery “Kuesdose Tharday, and. Saturday at "The Swallow ever lock, (or Albany direct. ‘iiss a‘iangé number of state rooms,and for speed and accommodations is not surpassed on the Hudson. au er EVENING LINE ROY di: FOR B Se VEORT AND ERO ENGCE—Fare to Boston $2 50; Deck $1 50 no el jor Berths. Newport and Prov $1; Deck . fat sniling steam RTIS J im, TH. Peck, leaves Catharine onday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 o°cloc! For passage of Iraght apply on'board, of to Soul, st. a ihetilated a RR 2 nt NEWARK AND NEW YORK.—Fare et Giver awe Sty whit ras ae ellgwa the fuot of Bare vate New Yorkeat 0 A. Mecand 41M the foot of Centre street, Newark, at 73 A.M, and wf ek ino ; both for passengers and freight have oF OE AMSON will REGULAR Opposir 98. East ok, P. A.D. PECK, 205 and Im*m Tun as, nti mw - 8, 9, 10, My, 2, 3M, 5, 6, 7, ve Staren Xone Bs iatin 2%, 3, 6, 4 Wests nent eter Wine ies eo a rer ye geerabont Fierul wil rare New York’ P.M. Chiiton, 3PM, on Sunday, July tou. ni arsl Jamilion, Sundays ~ ee Re eet aie A. Mee recuraing, from Reaor 3h t NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR SUREWSBURY—Long Branch Hook, n Hou and Eatontown Landi boat SHREW SBU RY Captain John P. rai as fol ath von cand after yuraday’ vs ¥, at o'clock, A, M. ia du Monday. Wedueaday and'Vriday, _NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Q, 1843. LOUISIANNA AND NEW YORE LNG or rackers| BY THE PRESENT OF THE UNITES PRRs eae te Toray eer a ots the Steam Ship Margaret. The Margaret, Capt. Shannon, arrived at Halifax ‘or the better accommodation of is it known, that th bhi He I be men- i ch a ship from this port on che fat, ath, 10th, Lith, 2th, | Honea Land Otiees jn the Stats of Michigan, st'the periods | 02 Sunday, the 27th ult. in a passage of 18 days, and lane ap hg a the joth etober ai eon: | hereinalter desi mated, to Wit Wie having left Liverpool on the 9th. Not being a f A ce at Genesee, coi q . the ; , remainder of the year,, whereby reat lay an dig or the | ninth day of October next, for the disposal of the publve lands | regular packet, she did not bring regular files of The tol Within the Limits of the wndermentioned townships and frac: | Eyglish papers. Oy Ci North of the b fine, and East, of ‘dian, i i BE Townships thicty-one, thinjctwor thinyinees and ihinty- |, THeFe Was no important change in the state of dd four, and ractional township thirtyefiv: rdering on Li the markets. v SHAKSPEARE, Cy sitamnshing thirty-one, chiry-two and. thitty-three, and frac- There is no news of special importance. Lord Ri nf py Lathe Basia ional township t vies sts as si on Lake Huron, of range ‘Wellington had declared in his place in Parliament, N GEE, Captain Leavitt. townships thirty-one, thirty-two, thirty-three, and | im answer to a speech from Lord Roden, that the a RA HVILLE Captain Dickinson, bordering on Lake Huron and ‘Thunder Bay, of British government were fully prepared to maintain Ship LOUISA, ¢: teed 1 r i i ‘bly i i ; ships were all built a the tes of New York, express | tyethes, borderg on Lake fiuson of ragtiaiaae™* ma *hit* | peace in Ireland, forcibly if they must, peaceably if Meowlyeoppersd and Tht ig aplecaT tar wey ans | FT ot he tine tid Went of th Haale. : der, witl ° % st of the j : {ide Cor fascongtrs. Gosgenliee Be cree pec ommodar nahip thirty-five, and fractional townships. thirty-six, | ‘The weather, from the time of the departure of the f and thirty-eight, bordering on Lake of range uron ani manded by ex] rh i erti wu the Mississippi by stesmbeat the owners or captains of these ships will be respon- en sible forjewelry, bullion, precious stones, silver or plated ware, for any letters, v them, Hess remade Walis, Praeaes sent by oF put gn borat of Great Western to that of the Margaret, appears to have been fine, and the prospects of the crops better. Flour at Liverpool was difficult of sale, and duty paid,foreign was quoted on the 8th as 6d to 1s lower. lirty-six, and even, and frace ional ty-eight and thirt i, bordering on jake Huron, of range two. the Land Office at Detroit, brat tenn 3 on. Monday, the he tysfifth day of September wert or the disposal of U e eae a a ca — — i «following detached tracts, 3 Te Low of Wales continues in &. dlaturbed Hen CO., jot he, I ber nine ii A -houses an it e > HULLIN & WOODRUE ion tine, lots three. E caption erent fd ot gates’ ate COnaAANE COT) ing under the new regime of “Rebecca and her Organs) who Zl Prompely forward all ne in section eighteen, which, have recently been 7. h ‘are warran’ jownship south of ¢ ten, east 0 ” vertined, and great care will be taken to ha ri a by ‘lw for the use ‘of achoolse military, | Daughters,” and the government seems to possess ly measured. iin oro . parpone wrt be excluded from sale. in eae no energy in maintaining the laws. BLAGK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER. | lands are sooner dispo SEP te Tonwert aad Acuiwate ene | ‘SO great is the animosit POUL PACKETS sails this day, Saturday, 2d of | thes arpampnet davon of) an longer; snd ng private eure bs ity of the Welch people against the metropolitan police sent among them, that it is proposed to withdraw them entirely, and substitute Welch conscripts in their place. ., at 12 o’elock. The celebrated BUMBUS, Contin Coen eat te a fe ore cabin, second 1 and if application is made to the subscribers by tiLafter the expiration of the two w Given under my hand, at the © day of June, Anno Domini 1843. Washington, this eighth steerage passengers, JOHN TYLER. ten o'clock. ‘ slink} ‘ Pe New ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., By the Prvsideut * BLAKE, Among the political rumors, is one that Lord street, New York, next door to the Fulton Bank. Commissioner of the General Land Office. Brovgham is busily intriguing, and very pain- .P. 8. The remarkable fast sailing packet ship, South Ame- rica, will succeed the abo . and sail for Li he 10th of September, her Navneet for Liverpool on fully anxious to resume his seat upon the wool- sack. The Mesers. Gurney, of Norwich, and other leading banks inthe East of England, have come to a resolution, in consequence of the want of em- NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. member, het re Every titled to the right of tion to any lands FIRST PACKET FOR LIVEROOLSTo sail | within the limits of the townships. above enumerated is require thie day 3d September he cry fax anling and fy | tetas the sume, tthe, satifation of the Hegiste and Ml chet S. S Oe eceiver of the proper office, payment tl wa Faimer, will sail punctually. as above ter rexulee dace 2 | assoon as practicaite afver seeing cand before, this iz 5 he accommodations of this sh day appointed for the commencement of the public sale of the for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers are very su th i township, embracing the tract claimed above designated; other- ; ° goutry would do well to sneer the accommedations | wise such claim will be forfeited. hits pi fa ploymentfor money, which has existed now tor ag 1 . Tl . He 7 ; on. The wang f9secure Berl cg oF mareaas he gee Commissioner of the General Land Office. | twelve months past, to lower the rates of interest board foot of Burling slip, or t 526 Ttaw to 25Sept r i ; Te aera lp or a » on deposits to 14 per cent. A gteat meeting of pitmen engaged in the * 43 Pecic Ship, cor South street. colleries, was held on the 6th at Black Fell, about Persons wishing to send for their friends : i \ to come ont in this favorite packet or any of the line, can do so on favorable terms, and those wishing to remit money can have drafts BALTIMORE AUCTION SALES. WILLIAM WARD, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, ET, BALTIMORE, ble on demand, without discount or any other charge, iit all thee 21 SOUTH CHARLES STRE. four miles from Newcastle, for the purpose of form- post towns of England, Ireland, Seotland and Wales, on appli- TP eee eee ing a union to protect the rates of wages. More ~ c tions in procuring than 20,000 were present. Father Matthew appears to be pursuing his tem- perance career almost as triumphanly in Englandas he didin Ireland. Thousands, heretofore votaries of Bacchus, have signed the pledge. FOR LIVERPOOL—Regular packet of the Ist | all goods entrusted *, moderate, He solicits the patronage of Eastern fospommety , September—The first class packet shi M: HBB si Capes Coles acters ill cat eke ens, | Manufucturers, Shoe Dealers, fe., cc., and respectfully relees shave, ber regular day. ad oe eee 5 ug very stiperior accommodations for cabin, 2d cabin and avid Stewart, Eag., steerage passengers, intendi Tnake | Messrs. Wiley & Wilson, early application to ulesiserber ne aici paca wi George & Hays, eorge OSEP! “Pratt & Brothe. Baltimore. a ; ul au26 r Oe AY rgouth, Keman &Bullinger, pete Ata meeting of proprietors of the St. George The aig aE kee ate Or HE “Kirkland, Chase & Co, steam Packet Company, held at Liverpool, a dis- WEST. Philip. Woodhoase taste io coastal Messrs, Mason & Kirkland, solution of the company was resolved on, it appear- Por lislaht es tapath Wntine wtebodatioos, wopjualled, for Melnuyre fe Rogers” Philadelphia. ing that in e’ght years the losseshad been £500,- Siena "SoBe Mi AGRASE | Tae Jess er st fi si A 87 South st. Messrs. J. G. Gregory & Co., Jersey City. Ahuge bell, said to be the largest ever cast in tons, will pees omy nt Wee tat ait en hae = Messrs. Fabregnettes & Morra, England, was shipped for Montreal at London on 6th October “ suede bia ‘Wyckoff & Scryinser, . , eae tas = sit “Swift & Briggs, the 7th ult. lt weighs seven tons, eleven hun- BERR cee SOU ese calles pple Arto ig re aha dred and twelve pounds, and is for the new Ca- Peaiieebaving boon detained, will sail to-morn 2 | ke Pillivayt thedral at Montreal. Its diameter at the mouth is rly to the captain oi board, west gide Burling Slip, orto’ | Messrs, Wells & Wetherbee, szven feet three inches. The clapper weighs more see WESRHULE & MINTUENS, “a Fen eE Wallc ae F ther, Bosten. than three hundred weight. : . “ Teaac Pratt, Esq., . . M. steam vessel the Lizard was run down Rober: Dunlon, feq., ‘atbahs: Her B. M. stea ay FOR HULL, ENGLAND—A fiat clas Amen- ating brid Voading, could take of light freight, if immediate appplicst WOODHULL Kk MINTURN, 87 South street. by the French steam frigate Veloce, off Carthegena, on the night of July 23. The Lizard went down au26 3tSt dy &wy*r alsr , i : — | almost immediately, but only one life was lost, Lieut. FOR i 7 ip ©. ;, receiving f Gold and Sil- ‘ foo Sa ce Se eed newest styles direct rom the manufac- | Postle and the crew being rescued and taken to she has very’ comfortable accommodations, apply to rance, and Switzerland, he is enabled to | Cit raltar by the Veloce. une Want board, at the foot of Rectorstreet, N.'R or to Fey ied iy ot sad ae hee tes prices, at retail, than | Gibraltar by e! x D NUKEN, 9 Tontine Building: any other house in the eity. Gold watches as low as $20 to . ame : pee ae icin Ry inne. fh, Watches and Jewellery exchanged or bought. $3 | Zephaniah Williams, one of the Chartist convicts, has been hanged in New South Wales, for murder- ing an old man named Harknees. He wasconvict- edon his own confession, that being tired of life, ho had regolved to kill the first man he met. A girl of thirteen was sentenced to death at the Warwick Assizes, August 4th, for setting fire to a dwelling houge in which she lived as servant. The _ FOR MATANZAS- First Vessel e ing regular packet brig FRANCES ASHBEY, Ran. jlall, master, having the greater part of her cargo en- fase eat going om hoard, ‘can yet take. the bulk of 300 bbls. ir 38 av be rans 4 ti » ap) * oardy at co rye i ome accommodations, apply st iw*ee ‘eatches warranted to Keep good time, or the money rett Watches, clocks and jewellery repaired in, the best, manuer, veal warranted lower than at any other place in the city 7. C. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery, Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall street, up stairs UNITED STATES TEA EMPORIUM, 121 late 129 Chatham street, New York. And 116 Fulton street, Brooklyn. 6 lin*ec OF to, JOHN J. TAYLOR, 41 South st. _FOR NEW ORLEANS—F Ship—T! rior fast calling ship NEAGARAY Cane, Golo, will clear this day aud sail on Monday. A few. more 2d Aggncts $8 Buesaree Step MERA WHOEES AL ae xo RETAIL Serer for | i8d&e intisnated, however, that her sentence would JOHN HERDMAN, 6 South street, Mee ean D hagrent Taos of vreny variety and styles | be commuted. sale new and fragrant ‘Teas of every variety and. style.— ‘Wall street. | [heir assortin jally ‘ - N. B.—The subscriber has first class shins satling weekly for | het agwortment specially, inctudes the most ieliciows 4541 One of the Scottise blacksmiths, of the Gretna theabove port, by which passage can be eugaged st the current | Stamp of neatuess and e and the Teas therein are so | Green order, was sentenced to transportation, seven -.-- E a aoa Sk te _s2m__| thoroughly secured from and air, that their quality and ; part PASSAGE FOR W ORLEANS ely first | Power will remain anlunpeis tes any’ spate, re cir system years, for marrying @ runaway couple within the ERB ec aie celat Main Bia wld aie HNCKTt |e dounded tpon the utmost regard otis tights of the custom: | English border, being somewhat intoxicated at the especially with respect to. weight ality, and unri- | ¢) is acket has spleadid accommo- | Viyfef cheapness. All purchasers are called upou to'retum any | Fim6- ; ; articles whies Sil og sive them ues mtungst sepistetion, whit There have been serious commotions at Lu- a poey Whe Secblishinente, heads cf funilies; and ship. | beck, originating in the discontent of some sol- jpasters will Hid it a decided advantage to supply themselves | diers with the clothes supplied to them by the Genuine Java Corres roasted eve contractors. The Senate was obliged to resort to severe means of repression, and peace was re- e, her regular day. for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers. wishing to secure berths should not fail te make early applica tion on board, foot of Jones? lane. or to W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck slip, au29r comer South street. ‘ FOR NEW ORLEANS.—Louw ia and New York Line—Regular packet-~To succeed the : Louisa. The C3 sailing: ket ship HUNT: day. Griers tom all parts of the United Btates executed with ‘S- | promptitude and despatch. P, Cam. O. R ford, wi iN . Fe ‘he only warehouse in America for the sale of Hon- aspinch bestabes Wcsinte Malsiooted eeetcker bemsmmertasions | cua’ oclebroted Block Fear © 329 Im*m. | stored. ie epply on board, at Orleans Bhat eek Soo nhs” THE AMERICAN Syaarar.— We trejoige nie ae BS Agents i leans, oodralf, i INDIA TEA COMPANY. rivillege of announcing that the Rey. Mr. Macmil- promptly (orange the nan hs pi 188 CanaL stREKT, New York. lan, of Kirkeudbright, has received from New York The packet ship Mi SSISSIPPI, Captain C Hillard, will ENGOURAGED by the satisfact iven since the opening | a remittance of £1,100, ‘to be applied toward the Hanteville, anit s_ | Hotthei abtishment rapectully mvie the attention Ofer | erecting in the. town of Kirkeudbrig t, a ghurch FOR SALE—The well ienown copnered and cop- | chants and families to ther ample stock af superiors Tess and | in connection with the Free Presbyterian Church 4 . ‘i Coffee, purchased fe sh, by if the firm, enced 4 verb agrek Og seal factewer-peh tine ys ie B00 008 tn the nde, and for years un tnspector of Treas imported by the | of Scotland °—Dumfries Standard. In Parliament. | The House of Commons was still busy upon the Trish poor relief biil and the new bill for the regule- imported East India ‘Tea Company, of Loudon. ‘they eonltdenty or) best in quality, but as cheaper, fro elsewhere. All ordersprompdl an’ im*m OL eatton from Mobile, was built in this Morean for Samuel Hicks & Co. under the inspec ah Macy—her apron transom and top timbers of live oak and Toeust—hag standing and running rigxing in good ordey—had ty by James | mend them, not only as the tion of Josi: | f'to 15 per cent than can be had ind faithfully executed. ts fe is well adapted f haler, ha i eatres. Nothing of prominent interest OM tmer GONATHAN OGDEN & CO. 51 William st. ___ None but smokers know.” The House of Lordsdid little but routine business The caring in me. SEO Te jean Rem to find uatil the 8:h instant, when Lord Monteagle gave NEW YORK & BOSTON Ofenilvening the spirits and cheering the mind, notice that on the 14th he should bring forward a ‘enables the smoker to puff away. care. motion on the state of the finances, and the Earl of Roden called attention to the condition of Ireland— refacing his remarks by presenting a petition {rom Eve thousand Irish Protestants, complaining of (the repeal agitation and of the repeal meetings, and de- clariog their readiness to support the authorities in suppressing treason aad rebellion. The prayer of the petition was fer the protection of their lives and properties. ‘ ; he Dake of Wellington made the chief reply to Lord Roden. ~y _ ~'s Ma t to deny the criti- an i ve competition defied, cal situation of Ireland, and the extreme injury ORE ee a ore oa Soon pe an nal Lapel dn} for We Eivccdeere, SEIX PA'S has always on hand, caused by those “* criminal agitations;” but con- Brea Purpose which might require extensive water power. In order Pgprvie 6 opatinuanse of the spprotepen and custom | tented-himself with assuring the House that every il ti reputation. for the. past red by the Premium | with which SELXAS has been a0 1 red, he. has . ; Td thelr prosingiey to Ricw Yorks wiuh che facty of Wipeclal'shd compent agent i Havana, to. select, the Tobacco | thing had been done which could be done to pre- WEN PRESCOTT nt cas olaree and iC ', Pilots, or chi as master (8) pilotof vessels bound to New Bedford, over Nantucket Shonls, Boston, Portsmouth, Portland, Kennebeck, and OTH- ER PORTS. ‘Office at Frye & Shaw’s Nautical ‘Water street, comer \. rence to a num! chaats, and the several Insurance Companies ton, and Portland. FOR SALE OR TO RENT—The PREMIUM fam MILLS, with Ul or 15 run of stones, with all of its ex This luxury Ifon SE, Ifyou His By a competent agent selected with care, Direct from Havana, by special commands, ‘And none m the city with his can compare. His Colburn, Kegalias, La Normas, and Stars, Noriegas, Trabucas, Victories pure 5 Principe, Experanzas, Imperial Segars, ‘The best in the country that you can procure. Cagsadoras, La Normas, and Congress beside, His Dos Vomparieros and exquisite brand, always your sure to obtain, PX'AS ih Maiden Lane prompily you call; him once, you will do so again, es satisfaction and pleasure to all. irs are the choicest, most exquisite brands, teusive machinery, situated near two miles from New lie, Westchester county, and State of New York, and in immediate proximity to che city of New York, now in order for transportation afforded immediately adjacent, by way of tl ‘uperintend tie making of all segars that he imports; con- | serve the peace of the country and to meet all m navigation direct co the Mills (rom any port, fender the fact eau he can warrant all eld by, him to, be gensine. fortunes. “a short, he reiterated the determination stock on js more extensive an basi jonable ie tablihynent, Apply to HEN TY, PACT DOE RELL AGG, L. w Roe! y ” s ile, WOOD, Een, 59 Broad street, New Work.” °° My 3 New Rochelle, August 23,103. auzsawer | 2M pom Ay hs By superior to that of any | oF the government not to adopt any other measures Remember the Number, 3 MAIDEN LANE, Howard’s | than those now in force, unlesssome decided change Hotel, _ au23 Im*r_ | should make it necessary. SEGARS, TOBACCO, SUGAR & COFFEE. 000 Us RECEIY. BY SHAMS ctiebeated Jord By- ron dig’ of Bagiee and otis Ireland. Peet Ee OR ye ges ‘actes, i ne 5 Denil oasis The Athlone Sentine! says that orders have been Itivation, situa ive mi m | size Seay % received to provision all the garrison, so as to be the boken Fei te fs ty ote York. oh 32,000 of the Florida brand, x ge do. able to stand a three ws siege. is assigned BE ait in the most approved style of the State, with outbuild. | °°) Boles trates Tobacco, as the cause of a sudden tise in the, ¢ ings and all other ces to make it suitable for a trades @ Seles of invens. do. and flour, but we cousider it very doubtful, to sa; mag's reidenee wishing to, reir fom the bustle of the city. f Cases of Free Labor ie, Jago White Sugar. the leas a whether y euch orders have been issued. y 1 5 driv 8 1 Seite, M : fonts a ro stager ve dete nightand marine fet | Formtely S ACACBAMANOS, | ace mecting of the Dublin iepeal” Associaton, sasve time taking boarders from the city. Bnt above all this, | 22 ™—e 0. 6 Wall st and 269 Broadway. _ | a agust 5, charging the Irish in America with treat What a situation for a roadside tavern, which it has been known ing the unfortunate men of color worse than they Four Days Later from E urope—Arrival of ‘ ‘e better on Saturday, but that sales on Monday caused them to recede again. The Dutch two-anda@ alf per cents were 53 116th to1S ; the five percents 100}; Spanish 1358; the three per cents, 27 3-4; and Portuguese 4) 5-9. There was an advance oftwo per cent in Mexicat ‘The foreign securities are not so lively. Spanish ac- tives have receded from 19} to 183, and the three per cents to 26} to 254. Mexican are 34} to ash Chilian, 974 to 99 ; Brazilian, 70}, and Por 20}. ‘The Dutch two and a half per cents reali ij Lonpon Guan Mani @.9.—There has been only erate arrival of English Wheat since Monday, yet th ia were, onthe whole, tolerebly well suppiled with samples. The weather being very favourable for the growing crops, and the attendance ot both London ana country dealers scanty, the demand forall kinds of home grown Wheat wasexcessively dull, a hada dewnward tendeney, In Foreign Wh: ingly little was doing, most kinds might purchosed on lower terms. Barley and Malt were quiye as ; butthe inquiry for |, Beans, Peas and Fiour was very slow. Liverroot Corton Maaxers, Aug.5.—The snler to-day reached 6000 bales, of which speculators took 2000 Amer- ican at 3$ a 6d. Agust 8 —Sales to-day of 5000 bales, of which specula- tors took 1500. The sales inelude 600 bales Peruvian at Bi bid Egyptian at 5d, and the remaining American at Bf a Sd. Livervoo. Conn Market, Aug. 8.—At this day’s mar- keta very moderate extent of business was done in wheat, on every description of which, except the finest qualities, a decline of 3d to 44 per70 Ibs must be noted. Flour wes bas ck; and Ls per barrel lower. he duty on Foreign Wheat was last Friday reduced 2s per quarter, Rye 18, and on Flour 1s 24d per bbl. Several sales of Bonded Wheat have teken place. Polish Odessa at 6s, and Wolxast at 63 94 and 6s 11d per 70 Ibs. Wheat per 70 lts—English, old, 88 ; do new, 836 939; Irish,6s a9; Bonded, 416 a 639. ar per 280 Ibs. : fine, 439 a 47s; [ri ‘a 463; American per bbl, frce, sweet, U. 8., 315 6 a 328 6d; Sour, 302 Sis. State or Taape—Mancuesten, Aug. 8—We had a very extensive demand throughout the week for the su- a, qualities of printiug cloth, and a small advance as been the result on goods of that description, while shirtings, &c. general bought on India and China ac- count, are still very limited in demand, and prices are to day only a shade higher than they were at the lowest point some seven or eight months ago. Domestics continue exceedingly: depressed, and are likely to go still lower. Gray fustians are, if anything, both dull and lower, and stocks very heavy. Twist con: tinues ready sale, and the market very buoyant. A large business is doing. A Stnixe.—The master spinners at Ashton, &c., bring word to-day, that the operatives in the employ of one of the most extensive spimning and weaving con- cerns in that town have struck for higher wages. It appears that the rates paid by various masters vary con- siderably. The turnou \id to be to endeavor to get the m to sanction a list ot prices which they (‘he opera ” Florida. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Discovery of Mineral Springs— Analysis of Watere —Extate of Major Taylor—Soil, Climate, §c.— Orange Groves, Magnolias, §¢. James Gorpon Bennett, Esq. Since the war whoop has died away among the everglades and along the savannas of Flor’ the exciting reports of midnight surprises, maesacres, murderousambushes, swamp fights, W&o., have ceased to greet our eyes, a8 we unfold our morning sheet, this section of our country is begin- ning to be regarded with much interest; and infor- mation respecting its soil, climate, capacities of pro- duction, and general resources, is eagerly sought after. Many erroneous notions respecting it have been corrected, and the experience of those who have resided there proves that portions of it are not only healthy, but admirably adapted to promote that “otium cum dignitate” which we aliso ardently de- sire. The richness of its soil, the luxuriousness of its scenery, the advantages of its location, andthe va- riety ot its productions, all unite to render it one of the loveliest portions of our glorious land—the very garden spot of these United States. But its embedded treasures have not yet been drawn forth. New discoveries of importance are constantly being made. Among them my attention has been called to four remarkable springs, recently discovered on the estate of Major Taylor. The wa- ter of these springs has been analyzed by Dr. James R. Chilton, of your city, to whom the Major sent samples for that purpose, and the following is the result :— The first, called Upper Salt Spring, furnished, from one pint ef water, forty-one grains saline matter, chloride of sodium predominating, chioride of sodium, chloride of magnesium, carbonate of lime, sulphate of lime, oxide of iron, chloride of calcium, carbonate of soda, carbonate of magnesia, sulphate of magnesia, silicia and vegetable matter. Second—White Sulphur Spring—One pint gives 56 Grains saline matter, viz: chloride of sodium, chloride of calcium, carbonate of li. chloride of magnesium, sulphate of lime, carbonate of magnesium, a trace of iron. Third—Salt Spring—Seventy-four grains por pint, viz: chloride of sodium, chloride of magnesium, beg ype lal ate of lime, chloride of calcium, of lime, carbonate of soda, carbonate of magnesia, of iron, vegetable matter, &o. ko. Fourth—Blue Sulphur—One pint yields ten grains, viz: chloride of sodium, chluride of magnesium, sulphate of magnesia. carbonate of magnesia, chloride of calsinm, sulphate of lime, carbonate of lime, iodide of sodium, vege ver have sent to ali the blishmen‘s in the msighborkeed, and that should this list not be adopted, there is then to be a general turnout. A meeting of the delegates takes plsce to-night. Rocupate Franses Mangst, Monday, Aug. 7.— There has been very little change to notice in the nel market during the last three weeks. The demand been limited, considering the time of the year, and prices low. There still continues great inactivity in the wool merket, and the manufacturers show no de fate buy, but for immediate use only. Prices are sta. jionary. The sccounts from Staffordshire are rather more fa: Yorable; iron may bequoted about ten shillings per ton etter. Large From Brrmupa.—By the arrival of the brig Lady of the Lake, Capt. Wingood, we have received our regular files of the “‘ Royal Gazette.” and “ Bermudian” to the 19th ult., from which we glean the following :— The Legislature was prorogued by the Governor on the 16th of August to the 20th of September. Lieut. Col. Arabin, of the Royal Artillery, and commandant of the garrison, died at St. George’s on the 17th. z There was a severe gale at Hamilton on the 18th, but no damage by it is recorded. ‘The Bermudian ofthe succeeding day says:— = _ Every alternate minute it blew in gusts of alarm- ing violence, and at each intervening lullapparently gathered force and fury, wherewith to territy and carry the besom of destruction over the face of our Isles. The sea, lashed into a rage, beat fearfully upon the shore, and by the force of the wind, and its own violence, incessantly flung showers of salt spray over the land. Rain also fell in abundance. The gale continued to rage with unmitigated force the whole of the afternoon, and from the same poiat, until about 5 o’clock, when the wind began to veer more southerly. At six it had reached the South, without any abatement in its violence, aud continued to blow from that quarter in territying and fitful gusts, until midnight, when it gradually veered point by point in a westerly course, and as gradually began to lose its strength, and subside. Atthe time we write, (two o’clock this morning,) the wind is blowing trom the south west rather smartly, but with comparatively little of the alarm- ing — which characterized it a few hours pre- vionsly. y ‘ Notwithstanding the great violence of the gale, which threatened devastating ravages among pro- perty both on shore and afloat, we have unfeigned gratification in stating, that so far as we have had opportunity ot cbservation and inquiry, no injury ei- ther to shipping or houses has taken place. New Granapa.—We have been favored with the perusal of a letter, dated Caly, June 6, 1843, and though not of the latest date, its contents may pos* sess some interest. We, therefore, make the fol- lowing extraet:— “The country is quiet for the moment, God Al- mighty knows how long it will last; still the conse- quences of this last revolution are jelt in many in- stances. About two months age, there was a movement near Palmira, of runaway slaves, and other vagrant people, so abundant, you know, in this country; they collected together in armed bo- bies, robbed some ‘ Haciendas’ near Palmira la Florida, &c., wounded and killed some mayor do mos, and did all kinds ofexcesses. They increased to 200 armed men, and were very near taking this city, none or very few troops being here, and they would have regularly plundered it had the govern- ment not seasonuble sent some troopsfrom Popayan to puta stop to the anarchy. But it is feared, and not without reason, that this will not be the last erup- tion of thiskind ; there is no police, whatever, and there are 80 many runaway and emancipated ne- groes and other vagabondg dispersed over the open country, that we must expect every momenta repe- tution of these scenes; and it is very difficult to catch them when they retire into the thick woods. Though this movement seems not to have had any political tendency, it has justly alarmed the go- vernment. The demoralization is daily increasing, and by the state of the country and the absolute want of means with the government to counteract licentious habits and dispositions, it is easy to foresee, that in ashort time, there will be nogecu- rity for lite and property in the opencountry. Fi- naily by the corruption and indolence of the inhabi- tants, and the spontaneous productiveness of this pare of New Granada, it must go to utter ruin ! ‘here is not the least hope of the opening ot the road to the port of Buenaventura, and the Supreme Government has an interest that it may not be FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS, No, 333 Ann street, New York. : HE, advertiser has for sale the following choice importa- ‘fons of the Bice quality, viz :— Old French Brandy in cask ana bostle vP Heltana Gig = eee ee 0} amber as the St. John’s Hall, being situated between Hoboken and Hackensack, embracing the whole of that great that passes those places to the interior of both those states, New York and were treated py avy others. He said he ceuld feel New Jersey. ‘The said Farm will be sold cheap, the present 4 no sympathy fot men who acted so basely. Speak- ing of the repeal sgitation dying away, as ho; beg then i i i Land, I Ee rt vttar six acres of feNt tise potatoes,’ gleo rah" ‘* (imported in 1900) the ministry of England, he said that ‘he hi five, ‘of buck wheat; a quantity of young fruit trees, &e., ‘Madeira Wine in plese and bottle. é noless than eleven invitations to attend great repeal flourishing condition, Application to. be made to Mr. Sherry, Museat, Bordeaux, Marseilles gatherings, and by the time he got through them he . * Cataloni, Port, &e. LL, Auctioneer, 171 Chatham stieet, Kew | | °', (atalont, Port, fe. money may re- | above—No. 2936 Ann st. McDONN York. should no doubt have eleven more. TFmore convenient, n portion of the purchase Pure liqaors unadulterated as fa Spain. 19 Lin *m_ main on bond and morteage. ‘aud Imeee a $ ; aeRY ~ : NUFF, CIGARS AND TOBACCO—Just received The seige of Seville was raised on the 26th of NTGOMERY HA MONTGOMERY, recent " i i " é 6 ALAC the eromeetors 0 establishment, 0 favo. ceasing of rund Poot'sIeh igh voastaiet Sul. July, ‘and the Regent eet out or Cadiz. The Cores iol was convoked for the 15th October. All the diplo- ‘0 the travellim xture, Prince rleston and Mobile, a , etes large assortmen i tives at Madrid, except Mr. Irvin bec marco ancy fg | men aa ete mone yg | en the Mexienn Miner, had anneunted that hey 80 jy are faust, Mh ic py "7 Ni fecpedly nye ‘rhe ong shel i very pracion ma, "Really aneela® ee, ia Sapte Na bss wait tor lemtrepuony from _~ poten and conveniently arranged, ve been oroughly rep m1 ish ‘Tobacco most brands, Turkish, | before recognizing the Provision: overnment. the ved ‘rome bout double and single, ha: be ished ata vanities) Sealarlatts and” Boge > i Pekin els eek Wellin dees tte brary woneary articty | On Deion bok beatin Cine conateaastian smoking “| It is said that the leaders of the successtul party ing, also, with overy necess: ice. for comfort and convent \ : crear casens tubes; fancy. pipes snuff boxes, aud every private, elegantly furnished. These fae iat ; cppercaini i bacconist’s establishment WE GR cand aad eaciere ertiics scaler well smocked | it emlaembad Ir ee ee _ with choice old wines, a table aupplied with every Tuxwry that MR @. NEWCOMRE & $0N, No.4 at. f the season ‘can afford, and the firm deteriniaxtion of 1 tn oe the proprietors to Omit wotwiag that will tend to the satiaiges | — were quarrelling — themselves as to the course t to be pursued. ‘i J “Oa Eopartero’s arrival at Cadiz, he placed himself under the protection of the British flag, embarking on board the Malibar, which immediately got under ‘he Fane both pablic Sieatlon often Gavetlog public, be a iy al CHEAP pyntivd Wee kot ismiente . way for England. Ia his a inh: betore Seville, Boson eK ong, Ne Hn! | MAT SOU eee ct owige Se pte atest |General O'Donnell has been appointed Captain aMlontgomery, June 7, 1818, Worry & co. ihe mes, ie has reduced his price 25 pee cent the regu- | General of Cuba. Ladies q their summer dresses, shawls, &e. dyed or| General Van Halen and many other officers of ‘he Extraordinary helccragp to start weet the whole will HELL GATE FERR fhe JERRY HOURE- To le-cand the | preset 70 opened. New York. [Correspondence of the Herald.) New York, Aug. 31, 1843, sin the South—Corn, Peas, cis . a good—Cotton’ a fates sich James Gorvon Bannetr, Esq :-- Dear Sin— In my communication of the 26th inst., it did not occur to me to say anything to you about the crops ia the south—a subject of much interest to many of your readers, no doubt, just now, as there are many of our planters and merchants sojourning with you during the summer months. I beg permission to give you my opinion ot them now. Froia Mobile to Charleston, in South Carolina, embraces what I mean by the South, and being the only distance to which my remarks may apply. First, of the crops of corn, peas, fempkinn, c., they are excel- lent throughout, with scarcely any exception. In- deed, | never saw better. jut the e@otton crop throughout the whole distance, although the stalks are large and look very fiae, and to one unacquain' ed with the growth of the plant, might seem to be certain to yield an abundant quantity, yet to one with the experience of hie Bee in planting, like myself, gives but a melanel prospect for the table matter, ke. All these waters are strongly impregnated with sulphuretted hydrogen and carbonic acid gas. Dr. Chilton remarks, in conc'usion, that it must be evident to any one acquainted with the ingre- dients of these waters, that the springs possess medi- canal properties of a high order. What is so singular in regard to these springs is, that they should all have their origin and hold their course so nearly alike, meandering along within 200 yards of each other, io their ouilet at Lake Munroe. Reng k There alegend rife in Spain many years ago, that in this same flowery and fertile country there was a stream ot chrystal water, whose magic charms upon the human system could stay the wrinkles of age, and write wufading beauty on the glowing cheek of youth. In fact it wes uttered and believed by many that this hidden spring would se- cure all who should drink of it perpetual freshness, strength and vigor—and prolonging life’s little day to its ancient curation. It was under thie impres- sion that Ponce Dilion in 1746 undertook this ha- zardous but romautic excursion to this thea wild and forest land. i But his adventures were destined to be crowned with disappointment, and the manly brows of his country’s chivalric sons, and the blooming ch reke ot her lovely daughters, were still doomed to feel the blight of »ge, and y. their freshness and their beauty an unwilling offering at the footstool of old tyrant Time. : It is ssid, however, that these very springs aro no other than those in search of which Ponce Villon came, but be that as it may, we will not claim for them all that Spanish fiction did. i ‘ Under the Arndt occupation law, Florida has in- creased most rapidly. You are also aware there is a proposed mail route, which will connect Fort Mellen with Tampa by railroad. The New York mail to New Or will then pass mi inland water navigation from St. Mary’s to Fort Mellon— thus shortening the time of transportation several days, while it will benefit Florida very materially. Bur L have already spun out this letter to a length not intended when I commenced. In my next (should this meet your approbation,) I propose to give a more particular description of the country around the St Johns river and Lake Munroe—to take you with me in imagination, as I would be pleased to do im reality, along their verdant banks, in the clear moonlight, while the odor of the mag- nolia and the erange unite to perfume the balmy air, and as you wander through the rich groves of the one, or recline amidst the ehady bowers of the other, if you are not forced to exclaim, with the poet, “If there be an Elysiam on earth, it is this, it is this,” then I shall deem you far more insensible to the charms of nature, than [ could ever suppose one pos- sessing your taste, fancy and teeiing. 5 Major Taylor’s estate is situate at Enterprise, on and about the St. Johns ; he is a Virginian by birth, and settled here in 1841; he is about sixty years of age, and unites to all the qualities of a true Virginia gentleman, the practical knowledge of an American tarmer. —————— TEURMRAO GBNBRAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STS. Is supplied with every material necessary for the prompt, neat, is suPP ind economical execution of every description o FANG JOS PAAHTANG. Public attention is requested to this establishment, in the as- surance that ample satisfaction will be given—as regards typo- graphy, press-work, and ¢ 10 those who require fancy or jarge or small work cheaply and expeditiously common, executed: 1 ABELS, CHECKS WAYBILLS CHR U LARS, SHOW BILLS, BALL TICKE STEAMBOAT BILLS, BILLS’ OF LADING, RAILROAD BILLS, USINESS CARDS, STAGE BILLS, CATALOGUES, PHANPLETS, BILL HEADS. HANDBILS, NOTES, wer Say EEE EUs os SES, CONCERTS, MUSEUMS, URES, PUBLIC MEETINGS, Or any other places where the largest description of, required. The facilities for this work are not equal! ofice in this city, for, besides the large assortment of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, This establishment has the LARGEST PRESSES IN THE CITY. Great pains have been taken, to provide every material that can nousibly. be of service, and therefore persons having Occasion for ShowPbite Mes find’ it greatly to their advantage to patronizé is eatablishment. lead form of Bill ished at very short aces, meany how, ree Rill con teervine nthe ‘uth story to Joseph Elliot. aul: BOOK-KEEPING. THo. 3 JONES. Accountant, 183 B: ting is by any th t the Sui who are practicall¥ and thoroughly tustgucted in the. ¥ ties of the desk,” Private lexsons are waren when prefe Published and for “aig he athgr ax abgre— Jone’s Prine ciples and Practice of A fra teen adopter in many’ of the frat Academic inatifatigns in duis country, aid. bas been _republis gland Fors (iMofeis oF this improved method of teaching, ses art. 2 Hunt's Yerchant’s Magazine, Dee. 1842, ntantahip—Agcowits adjusted in eaaee of dispata, Kiti- PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT, EXCHANGE BUILDING, ROOMS % & 27. E, Subscribers, ha privewredd for OIOEANDERCS DAGU Bp hry te “aprAtts! Y tus and artiste La TUS, constructed according te have on hand a large assortment of these Apparatus, as well as amateur® of their art, wishing to procure a good Paratus, will find i wo their advantage to procure instrumente of this Construction. ‘Chey also have imported large {{uantity, of German and tench plates, and all the chew tived in their art, which they warrant in every respect, m they are made to hele onder, Polishing substances, and, morocee vases, an materials are sold on the most reasoa MeTenna, ‘The following ventlemen have agreed to act as ts, viai— Winte, Big, 175 Broatway, N. a 5 ‘Washington, D: C. Heenan, Mehington: Y head The Shrewsbury will ran as above, weather permitting, un- ioe eae arte Se ae Sc Letts coliches Ween te te tee es the submission of Saragossa to the pro- Ia ord: seasons | have known hands eG sae rig conte, A Ea Et al 2W°F_Hell Gate Ferry House, foot of Soth wt B. R. | beyt style at Sorta’ eatabtishin =e 0 | _ pin the | arr nal government, on. conditien of the whole |fo rick outs huadred pounds of seed cotton in the | q Ali commumeationt (nost Pui!) and act red Seer ages will bein fitceto may imitate county | ~~ ~‘PATERSON RAILRO. amt branches amg fe NG Ot Blethen 0.14 Bowery, and | National Guard of that city continuing armed. and | fatter week of July, but now, on my trip from the | Sineist ty Wie PANG hee f os at Newark, NJ! coruer of Broad st, sad Wah Hace” | organised under the control of the constitutional | 14th to the 18h of ‘August, I’can salely say that 1| _ie | im*r Pechange Bune ‘Shrewsbury will go the inner passage, when practicable, lerelinnta have all kinds ‘of goods a and pat up in | Ayuntamiento. did not see one a boll in all my travels. SATHER AND FINDING STORE, 205 Spring street, ielte their oneal octss 1 Rpm spa ante Sates Markets. ‘The season has continued to be wet, as | learn, and | 44 two feore, 9m, t a aoe LW SSDAY, ARE ENTS. QPECTACLES—C, A. PFAUZGR, it and On |. Lonno Moxey Manxer, Aug. 9th.—A sale or two by | the weed continues to grow without sunshine to | lator Ness, Sil Upper sehr Bt Morgceo and Kid T! and ERE: From Paterson, to ity. tan, Comat street, No. & trecmrret fom usa ay. 3) Bear operators, with a little money stock brought forward | open the bolls. I hardly ever knew a wet summer | {i h ‘Goat and Lambakin SUPERIOR, Capt. will On and after Monday, 17th July, cars will tare hu constantly "on Hand lege assorement Se foe | peor fie account, has jast made the English funds } | to fail to bring an early frost. Six weeks are gene- lousy Webs, Hoot res, ‘Lasts, Hammers, ria mora ere sfc gt PAE Bee | MAinntevery CAPS pectcle Glam sus tme_ | 28 Bot cont lone Rvoned by the eplauaid westher, of | This: theay will loses Wate tory coete on tn P.O pagel ccumagl 4 i *M: . > — every appearance, en, Wi t | f Bsa polo Ae aby Toou ot Pil cee toeand| USP, M. ahaa NOGZTICE.—ANl persons having gay legal claim against Jou B Cirtainpg the late advance. The quotations for Pre- | Gotten to mnavaren st Tote cement ea he rd BH ag weet. on | Daisey, Se pase. Landing at Fore ton each, i ON SUNDAYS. Dominick, late of the city of N- York, Rbutcher,, decunsed are 044 to ,and fortime the same. Exche- tats Be tak uaone te Teeeiiis sow ——— eaten pie tery, 34 pas & New Yonx, | are requested to present the same with the vouel thereof, to | emi ie. under most favorable v: CHES! LEECHES!! LEECHES! ! !—90, Bei Doar, srati Heavy, Pasegeon Davor. wae 1 hares, Gols bree ty ip eae sae ee of the case I should judge from 1,600 to 1,650 thou- 5, Soria and hen, Just amt oF itunes the boat—and every thing will yee Mt F 6 My thowe indebted to the eybate of sail deceased, to make payment sand bales a good yield for such a season. Pt eee ny ee ve htt Leet and peal a ‘Transpo ra ply daily (Sande sreepeed} ~ | before the 20th day of November oul’ Doman: ‘ours, &c., Weninre 4, 5 “e,! aad Pare het ee Mer Avr salautsy before the stat ret beer Wyibtm "| mee coNvudminwese; A POMINICK Ms, Amserdam market states thet the A Taavencen rom Mons, | "Said jar Inaporteen of io Pearle NYA