The New York Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. NEW JERSEY | RAILROAD “AND “TRANS: PORTATION COMPANY. FOR HALIFAX & LIVERPOOL. val Mail Seam Ship BI Med Trin ines ports oa Seturday A. FARE REDUCED TO TWENTY-FIVE CE in wot of Courtlandt street, New York. “ gape joaptad oma. 2 ser street. EPTUNE, packet wuled and put parr order for the antly furnished, accommodation ‘mer is now bein an ine snes can rely en every comfort bore, in the hegre ue treed and for hght ah 8 H. aa ce — the fet of Soa Lewes New Pg i do. rachel, Plainfield, aoe eM Somer- Peet mown 25 cents ween and Somerville, 75 cents. ‘NEW YORK AND RAHW. Leaves New York, withor giecnuat 6 or an} & tLe. and Walon which aie wi Aso: Sora Wednesday, don, Mears Sime Belt ti Ko, Tom New Yor daily Eom Hunter & Co,. out England, Ireland, eyes isis, & J.T. pore Passage Office, 43 eck Slip, comer South st. letters from the country must come post Pai oe a street, New York aly, Leaves New Brana GRAND RNS EY BB tio A BASS S—O FF Phe steamboat SUPE TUO) me, hate for Bs, Fishing Banks on. "Tiesday of this week, landing at sock, with his harpoons ‘Band of Music is engaged. (; Leaves Ney York Leaves New Branewith a L fladbiphie Gains, between Neve York Fare, except in bay and New Brunswick. Between New York and Rahway, ers who procure their tiekets at the ticket office, re- Tickets are received by the con- Thien ‘und other Places ogee J cele street bg Ie anal street 3g past 8; ¢ ive a ferry ticket Past 9, ctor only on the day when purchased. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT NEW YORK AND PHILADEL RAIA RAI .#OAD LINE Newark, Via inwanx Ht oat will He at and ‘on. these occasions Refreshments on Children half price. The above ear welll bo" ascorapenied "wit hana board. xaYmunceron, Trenton, Maheneurase Rare for the Exenrsion 50 cents. ‘The Superior will make her excursion to Harlem every Sun Seite i 5 mae ieaapbost iF 8’ shes To’elock P. M.— ‘steamboat pier be- riers cortiog a Till leave Mouday, Wedueeday and Friday i CET ER Capt. Ap Honshtan, will leave Leaving New York daily from the foot of M.—Mail Pilot Line at 4% P. town, from thence by venings, at seven The E i aiceote direct to Camd te ti Philadelph dco 2S phemichnale edhe pha Will procure their tickets at the office foot of fous, steamboat, will be in 8 RO na eet ORTH AMERICA. , Monday, Wednesday, Wriday, and Sunday fambost SOUTH AMERICA, : wiltiere "Tuesday, a eerie gt Intermédits Places eet, where a comnn bagxage crates on boa pl crates are conveyed from city to city, W.. Brainard, ut being opened by the way Each train is provided with ‘hursday and’ Saturday Pe og. ‘at five | 8 car in which are apartments and dressing rooms expressly for taking this Line of Boats will invariably arrive in the lines eave Philadelphia from the foot of Wale the Morning ‘Train o - M. deat in wet Phan kites: ante oat et wane loge aze anivalled on the 1 1 lala rita For Freight fees — orto P. C. Beales 01 and by railroad from Conia, at o’olock, P. 3 The lines for Baltimore Jeave Phi oe @ continuation of the lines from N s. L SAVANNAH, POIBL PRG VILLE:, COLUMBUS’ & FLORID. PORE EXPRESS. EVEN O°CLOCK on RING ae “ah boa mcg TR one ings— tinge toe, peambont Pi Monday, Wednesday manday and Saturday, N Us Red Hock, Bratal oy bees se steamer EMPIRE, Captain 8, lay, at7 o'clock in the aRBy"E ta Ang. 16. yw pressure hureday, at7 ¢ yelock | in the morning ‘or passage, apply at the office, foot lotice.—All Goods, Linh or ran other kind of Pro} Seton of this Tineantst! eat ‘sete Tish ny) dRriday. AG Troy on rates i Hiv rT Nee Point, A BALL &CO. wal pucelve! ES} wand eal Chisteston Savanna i Ali " i wee ab ried a he oat Be Matthews: Capeaia hiaNet toand from Darien, ves, Captain MeNelty, ruuiswick, St. Mary's on her regular tri mick Creek, goat, ane Palatka. M. 8. Ball & 4 particular attention to the pure! oP iach treet, or on the transaction eta and all ua. a med places. They will any Goods and Mer. United States, which may be seat ut on teams to run regular! through from. Macon! te Columbus, under their own charge, (4 carry all kinds of merchandize, with all reasonable dispatch 7 m the Ast a Cetobee next, rrangements with the pF an apartment under always in charge, offer TORN, NIGHT a Tink Fon ALBA. OY—Through Di: hc dit on intial ach FORE SA Capt. O. House, will leave New York ‘fom the foot of iia road C; aa rote thee own lock, and with a Messeng uperior advantages for the prompt and safe conveyance of all ahuable articles that may be b cage to their care. bed be Mondays, Suean, and Friday ‘hesdays and wile continue — ree lor the ‘beat has in ince raie ot ile eet splendid dow swith ‘prompt dispatch, will find it advantageous to direct “i 153 ma pereets onmon, rates, Apply on board. ei wraaceainars repair, and ia ING ine BPS without Agent for euicy eaneke at erchaaliad at Savannah. ‘0. will advance cash for all freights on goods Malt tae arg da Toot ito more than the ordinary way of obtainin — a te i nal Te e—The Ships of this line will New he Ist, and Havre on the 16th of Bangs month, as fol- Fi ck, (or Albany My ic large number of staze rooms.and ik surpassed on ARES OPrORE ON FOR BOS- PRO’ es. UGH HE New ol Bast iver, every Monany, Wi Pra aes oelack FM or be teas on ‘ wap eck a oa 205 It Cea AND NEW a Cents sty sien rome jane Sth, will run lay stmetst New Yorke at 10.4. Mai Ship pail MORE, Captai New age St. Rubs ‘The accommodation: bining all that (4 be fate for com! ships are not surpassed, fort. ‘The price of ea ers will be supplied with every re Wines avd Liquors. hese vessels will be forwarded by the subs passage is te, Tih tne scribers, free from any other than curred on them, For freight ce penne ie ). Tontine Building, cor. Wall and' Water ste THE ENW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. 4, B & favtitolerly 3 marked and vet baa FoR . New Ship | EY BRPOOL, 1150 tons, Ge Kk, new. feanivoae SiiRE New mu oly QUEEN OF THE WI ty foo at es raed st aa abary srl) run as abave, weather permitting, un- Lacie from the aforesaid landi: avers uns Ship ROCHESTER, a0 tons Ship HOTHNGUER, Bursely, will bein attendance to convey ing ee to any part of the County re- wee srtgani, fast ips are com nk and will be dispatched ted eset the 16 int and eommodions, and are furnished juce to the ease and Shrewsbury will eo NEW YORK a BNGSTON" Sea PR FRE taicy a Ki Dee id Had: rae sl sbi mfort of passen- _Neither the captains or owners of these ships will be respon- is or packages sent by them, unless regular WOOL, " WIC! LD, ‘Captain John ert, foot Murray street, t, every” ngston, on Ronse ‘out landing) every Wednesday xpcain Joho Samuels, will leave Ne aren street, every Wednesday and Saturday ot e Kingston Rondout landing) every Tuesday and & MINTURNS, South ster, New York, BROTHERS & © NEW_ LINE OF Live! To sail from New York on tl Bk od Joint Bi! iverpool on the 13th Tie RMLEALD Se i Sunday moraines T Octo. ming, leaves. For fieight or * Rene USB RTA Bb & CO., FARE A AND POSE Kept PAND Bos DENCE AND Returning, leaves * she Pp ROSCIUS, Captain cic ce 25th ee VER ULINE Ee on PRO- we » AIDA, Cay FA: Tt, 13th Int. WPORT--Composed in connection with and Providence Railroads = Cobb, 13th ‘October, inst’ class, upwards of 1000 tons, with such improvements as ial comfort for passengers. arrangement of their aceom- The price of passage ons opommenied 06 export ‘¢ general satisfaction. captains or owners of the ships will be respo1 eters, parcels oF Packages sent by pf Inding are signed therefor, fr EOE ES atopy, Letters by the packets will sheet ; 50 cents me ou masters, who will make every tree igi (Sunda ‘oe 5 la sb, aa Pe er wWrasentay eee ee AE olen aac eu Bee ac ¢ onion te ae es arora ae and then ch] nt uryaeed by’ any" Heh ‘the oxic. hi in "can be secured on IDEN & CO., No, 3 oie inut, freight wilt noe Rs ae New York, or to iu Comstock, on Tues- Satarday for aed Nig 16 cents. per = sews et ea LOUISIANNA AND. NEW YORK ‘Link oF PACKETS better necommodation of patch a ship from this port on +h month, commencit pers, it is intend ve Ist, Sth, 10th, 15th, « the oth Detober and con- fay, when regular dyn will be appointed for the delays and disappoint f the year, whereby ips will commence t AZ00, Captain Comell. Captain Jackson. FOR SURFALD AND ALL PART Bony of New York, express- of Tet have recently been rder, with accommodn- TIL make every exertion atall times be towed ” __98 Barclay fine. York. “PATERSON RAILROAD. On and Paterson Derot On SUNDAYS, ie Daro SOUND we LOTT, ae. ia Naw aes at 229 NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORN NG, SEPTEMBER 9, 1843, a FOR LONDON=Packet of the Joh riecza eB eed et mela Capt. Tinker, wil ve calar or ot re EN AER DMS 61 Souttes ts near Wall st. IN. B. Passage from London and Liverpool’ can at all times secured by the regular packet ships, at the lowest rates, id drafts farnighed for ay amount, payable at all the princi~ Pal Banks and Branches throughout the United Kingdom, on application as above. som OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL Packet of the 1h, September, junit i he nt sailing racket ship HsBERNIA, Capt lespatched as above, her requis to make early hose wishing to secure berths, will application to «1 seOHIN HERDMAN, jouth street, near Wall st. B,—Passage from (Great Britain and Ireland,via Liverpool, can aaves Coteund bh the there splendid packet ship, or any ship of the line, and those rem tting mouey to their frends am have drafts for any amount payable in alt the Principal towns ‘rougheut the Jnited Kingdom, sat on Messrs. J, ned & Co. bankers, Liverpool; aid Messrs, J: Bult, Son & Co, For furth articulars, apply as above. FOR LIVERPOOL—K SPEPHEN WHIT selendid PHP N WHITNE ‘acket of the a ing packet ship hompson, burthen ular for cabin, 2d copia and to embark should make maby of Maiden lane, or to EPH MecMURRAY, 100 Pine at , corner of South. The prove thin will be succeeded by the very splendid packet ship SHERIDAN, Capt. Depeyster, burthen 1100 tons, to sail on the 25th Repenten” Persons sending for their, friends can have them brought out by the above phi. orany of the war packets, sailing from Liverpool on tho Ist, .3th and 25th of ever , also be given, in sums to suit the convenience of i i t remit to their friends, on the Provincial Bank ani all its branches throughout the kingdom, paya- ble at sight; also, drafts part of Bugland, Seot~ Jand and Wales, by appl sr FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Line Resales ‘acket of 16th at Freaker Tbe new splendid packet ship QUEEN. OF THE WEST lp Wooanouse master, 120 tons, will sail on ‘her regular day, Pod freight or peeage bi ing sejomafations une Jed fon elegance sud ‘comfort, ‘apply “0, West vaide Bur slip, oF to WooBhuLl'« MINTURNS 87 South st. Price of passage $75. ‘The fine packet snip Rochester, Captain John Britton, 800 tons, will succeed the Queen of the West, and sail ou her re- gular day, 16th October ste NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER- it register 1250 tons, Capt. P. W 16th Bente be, her regular dé the city of New provement that. can im) POOL—Packet of 16th Sey QUE! pamber elegant packet ship N OF cabins are cog spacious, and superbly farnishe ouRhon! Her between decks are lofty and thoroughly li hed She ped state rooms ck for second cabin passengers—the whole af- fording ace Persons about {3 visit est and comfort, by selecting this magnificent I ication should be “as be hoard foot of Bu Ww. T. TAPSCO’ 43 Peck slip, mi South The Queen of the West will sail from Liverpool on the 5u November. Persons wishing tO send for their friends, can have them bronght out in her, or other first class ships, sailing weekly, on favorable terms. Drafts for any ammount, payable n demand, without discount, in all the principal towns of Bowland, Ireland, Scotland or Wales, constantly for sale as aothe Sheridan will succeed the Queen of the West, sna oath 25th Seva. BLACK BALL, OR-OLD-LINE OF LIVER. POOL eB Packet, and sails on Tuesday, the 19th Sept The remarkable fast sailing hew coppered packet ship HIB PRNIA, Captain Bunting, wil sa positively as above, her rea ihe accommodations of thetithents fer cabin, 94 cabin and steerage passengers will on inspection be found to be fitted out in every way that ean add to the comfort of those embarking for the old country, who should not fail to call and examine her accommodations before paying passage in any other Vessel The price of yassag y low, for which, and. to secure the rths, early application should be made on board, foot of Beekman street, or to the subscribers ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO 35 Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Bank, P. S—The Hibernia sails from Liverpool on the 7th Novem- ber. Persons sending for their friends can have them brought piu in her, oF in any of the packets comprising this mq line, sailing from that port punetually on the 7th an every month. For passage apply as above. The packet ship Cambridge, Capt. Win. Barstow, will suc- oa the Hibernia, and sail for Liverpool on the Ist of October, her regular day. sfec FOR HULL, ENGLAND—A first class Amen- can vessel, NOW Yoading, could take, a small quantity ight freight, if immediate appplicati Ins wo WOUDHULL RMINRURNSS alir Ca T outh street. FOR HAVRE—To sail 15th September—The pu- perigr copper fastened and coppered. Wrench ship CA- Capt. Legrain. For freigh: oF for passage i which she has very comfortable accommod: apply to RO) D& se7 ltr Comer Wall and Water = PACKET FOR HAVRE—Second Line—The ship ST. NICOLAS, John B. Pell, master, will sail ‘ober. BOYD & HINCKE: N, 9 Toutine Buildings, ser =" _coruer Wall and Water streets. NS—To meet ici despatch e ship ALFR Myers, will sail as above. Her between ‘dec! eerery hised tp foc dic ebeseeiiecation of 0 sate gd see age passengers. ‘Those desirous of securiag berths will require to make early application on board the ship at Marray’s wharf, foot of Wall street, or to JOHN HERDMAN, 61 Boeth street, ‘all street. N. B.—The subscriber has first hag ‘sailing weekly for the above port, by which passage can aged t the current Fate. - ke Sorell, will pais ‘as above. it OF passage, efit handsome furnished gegommodations, apply on board, som havin at Orleans wharf, foot, of, Wallstreet EB. K. COLLINS K Eo,, 56 South st. Agents in New Orl Orica, Hulin & Woodraff, whe will promptly forw: address, mMPSSISBIPFL Capea © Hillard, will ard al The packer shi succeed the Huntaville. ~ DISPATC H LINE FOR NE i ‘ular packet of the 10th Sept.—t he first class - ship VESPASAI, burthen 500 tous,Capt Harlow, positively sail as above, her regular day, Her accommodations for cabin, second cabin and st Passengers, are not surpassed Dy aniy vessel in port, Persons it tending going south should make immediate application on board, at Pine street wharf, or to JOSEPH MceMURRAY, 10 Pine street, comer of South, 3 R SALE—The well known co and cop- per fastened ship SYLVANUS JENKIN: NS, Seyan tose o ar, ter, burthen and register 547. tons, c: ‘800,006 ptton from Mobile, was built in this ci Morgan for Samuel Hicks & Co, under the inspec ah Macy—her apron transom and top timbers of live oak and in good order—had Jocust—has standing and Tanning ve new taste four years ago—is wel aiaed fo a whaler, having afine roomy deck. Lies at gd i t wharf Her inventory can be seen at 51 Wiliam sree Verma, annly to s2 im*r JONATHAN GaveNn'e CO. 51 William st. a” TO LET—The rear part of the store, No, 218 Broad- Dj Ny; under the American Museum, size of abou ; by 25 feets entrance through th ora separate entrance can be had fi ban ne of the most central: s well Yoeated for a billiard room, or al epee on can be had immediately. of s7 petec. SALE OR TO RENT—The PREMIUM fi MILLS with 11 or 15 run of stones, with all ts ex tensive machinery, situated near two miles from New pehelle, ter county, and State of New York, and in itumediate prosimity to sh clty of New York now inorder for sive business in flour, and can grind and pack 100 to 130 ‘or could y employed for TI Mills, an tnd ‘the ea ie a Von with the facility of transportation al navigation direct to the iately adjacent, by ME way of the Using unexcrptio Able Une dcaising seen an or HENRY Bait RIDGE RELL OGG, 's Ville, oF Kk. an292w*r FOR. PALS, OR EXG ENGR: FOR CITY PRO- ae nall Farm of about sixteen acres, in the i Inighest state of cultivation, situated but five miles from foboken Ferry, leading to ihe city of New York. This Broperty has on it ai excellent 23¢ stor dwelling house, 3 by ilt in the most approved style of the State, with outbwild- ings and all other conveniences. to make it suitable for a trades- man’s residence wishing to retire from the bustle of the city, and yet be able, within an hour's drive, to vsit his counting Base, the house nightand morning. It is the market gardner or small farmer, at the boarders from the city. But bove all this, wi de tavern, which it has been knows $y tne St. Joha's Hall, being. sivwatsd’ between ‘floboken bed Hh. Loqescts, embracing the Shole of tatees take that passes hove paces to the interior of both thove ates Rew York and New Jersey. ‘The said Farm, will be sold i cheaby the present Prep England, B. acres of first rate potatoes; joa ore Cy Od pass bens anatity of young ays trees, ke al] in 4 flourishing condition. Application to. be made to WM. McDONNELL, Auctioneer, 171 Chatham suet, on If mor convenient, portion of the purchase money may re- main on bond and mortgage. Im*ec DON TGOMERY HALL, wt TGOHERY, he proprietors of thi it, 90 favo" Aliy known "to" the cavellie ie reat tho- foaghtare between ‘Charleston. ‘and Walktase che high. reputation fot comiort aha Woeeline a rangement which it has so long, 'y trust, ‘4 de. servedly eoved. ‘Phe ‘buildings, which are very mot nde tablish able on and conveniently arrany a thoroughly repaired, a the bed. rooms aie abe “ad gle have been Fefurnished with neve beds and bedding, also, with every necrasncy article for ete and convenience. pot public ‘and private, are yaad popes ae large, airy, og th Bar wilvsacist sed’ sisentiee eoryoaporge etee wall tarced with choice old wines, a table supplied ¥ with every luxury that the season and market can afford, and the firm determination of the proprietors to omit nothing that will tend to the satin jon of their guests, will, they trust, ensure them the farorable attention of the travelling public. An omnibus will, at a} times, be in readiness to convey Depeengere from the Railro: d Si be wo the house, free of a entry June Wid We TILLEY & OO. anid 6mr > JOHN READY. reapectfaly- interes Ie fri EADY respect Mra pabtic. chat ho bes comsameged, Melgneer Taps citnre Kine, at No, 90 Nassae street, where he will thankful and’ a i ae all orders he le terms for exah READ & & VAN BY} SALE END EXCRANGE. ba 450 Broadway and 16 Cros! now exible ‘cgi Pair eres 4 receive hhe may be tavored w af: ont the The above Stal ent horses, fresh from the country, ft for well t each horses Aloo, « number of well Wrokes and 801 le horses. rance in each street, 96 Iwer —By side ot for sale at all times, at the Bifrawe. He, ‘Jahn: Preston, ‘three doors trom 26th street, of a superior qu Pate args (ote fi RAED vais SEGARS. Hae is true, when ye know where to find segar mal Ofte renin the spirits and cheering the mind, the smoker to puff away care. always your sure to obtain, iden Lane prompily you call; once, You will do ao agai eg satisfaction ure to all. His Segats are the choicest, most exquisite brands, Bya Fc se agent selected ted ‘with care, Direct from Havana, by special commands, And nonesn the city with bis can compare, Mis Colburn, Regalias, La Normas, and Stars, oriegas, Trabucas, Victories pure Principe, Psperanzas. ‘nperial Segars, ites in the country that you can ormas, and Congress besi Doo Comparicros and exquisite | brand, * With others thet hare competition defied For his customers, SELXAS has always on hand, order to re & ppaciamanies of the approbation and jonntnee with which SEiXAS so long favored, he as engaged us modcoaperttatants fermen wo eeltus: ie eleae superintend the making of all segars that he imports; con- tequenthy, he can warraut all sold by him to be genuine. His is more extensive and superior to that of any iimilar establishment. gent the Number, $ MAIDEN LANE, Howard's jotel am = 50 000 aia RAEN of the celebrated coh ron bras, consisting of Regalias and 90 ol of the Florida brand, do do do. bala Low price Havanas, do do do. 14 Bales of Guisa Tobacco. GAR & COR By- ium or St, Jago White Sugar. Coffee, ‘a For sale by ° A. A. SAMANOS, aul? lm*r No. 6 Wall st and 289 Broadway. Act SAMANOS oe for tt No, 6 Wall st, 10 hhds Mascovado ‘Sugar, and 15 bags of Coffee, Vidi fg from b in St 10 hhds Sun cured Muscovado Buger, suitable for refiners 4 boxes white Sugar, free labor 18 bales stperior Guisa "Tobacco, suitable for manufac: 350,m. Beary “of Lord Byron, Woodville, and a variety of ocher WAN TED—A Cooper, and a Millwright that understands earpenter’s work, to go to St Jago de Cuba; must be singleand of temperate habits. Apply as above, 88 tm* NUFF, CIGARS AND T ‘OBACCO—Just received recent arrivals consisting of Lund; Foot’s Irish high toast; m’s, No. 37, Violet Strasburg, Morton Alvert do, Copehayen, tet foxether with a large assortment of domestic suuffs of the subscriber's manufacture. yy hand a prime Jot of Hayana Cigars, “Morieya,” “La Nor- ma,” “Panetela,” et Cavendish "Robaceo of the most approved brands, Turkish, 12 Bags of superior \ brig Topaz, from St. Jago qualities) Seafarlatti, an Spent smol tobac- ve ones’ Royal patent matches; A ff boxes, and every article ap} cana cconist’s establishment, for le at wholesale and reall yr G. NEWCOMBE & SON, au 21 Im* No. 4 Wall st. FORE IGN WINES AND LIQUORS, No. Aun street, New Yor! HE isavartioes tee fo for sale the following choice importa- ality, vin: in cask and bottle sherry, Muscat, % Catalohi, Port, Tnvalids and others will find pure liquors unadulterated as above—No. 333 Ann st. al9 Im*m DEPOT OF GENTLEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES. READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, ‘HE Subscriber would call the attention of theit jake raed strangers visiting this city, to their rich and extensive as- sortment of stoc! rats, gloves, suspenders, pocket handkerchiefs, dressi hosiery, silk, cotton, Berlin, ‘Their assortment of theabove g an appertaining to a gentlemaus ‘watrobe’ are rich, varied , and well worthy the attention of the’ fashi community, they would particularly recommend their new gentlemen’s shirts, aa containing many improvements. iris at present manufactured by vena, are cut to suit the of the wearer, sey. ng away with the large overplus of linen used under the old system of and adding not nly tothe comfort of the wearer, the beauty of the it to the Judges of the late fair at the American Institute, that the first premium was awarded to the subscribers; their patentelastic Brace is particu- larly recommended to all persons who have acquired the habit They will be found of immense benefit to persons habits, by bracing the shoulders they strengthen the back, and expand the chest, and will be found of no impedi- ment to the free use of the arms. ‘They would also call atte tion to their patent elastic Russia or tala belt. Gentlemen may ebpod on, being, theo eran most fashionable articles, by calling at the old establishment ol ARSELLS & AGATE, a Broalway, corner of Park place. JAMES LACY, RAPER AND TAILOR, 62 Joe Street, near William, continues to make up Gentlemen’s garments of superior Frorkmanship, and in the ‘moat fashionable style, at his usual low py ntlemen in want of new and fashionable cloth ing, should call and examine his teluct stack of goods before au 20 Im*ec pugs ing elsewhere. A t em icient convince the most jomieal, that for ats be style workman- ship, and at_such extraordinary low prices, this establishment cannot be surpassed by any in the city. — furnishing their own goods can L. nfl View and trimmed—a perfect fit warranted, or the goods returned. 24 Iams Pens CASH WM. T. JENNINGS & CO. DRAPERS AND TAILORS, 231 Broadway, American Hotel, opposite the Fountain, solicit attention to an ment of svasonable goods, including Cloths, Cassi meres, Ve ings, &e., in all the new and various styles, under t ance that’ the: system of small profits and quick returns,” which lias elicited so liberal a, patronage, will be continued, while our arrangements are such as will ‘coable us to fill all or in future with promptness. A feature ia the establishment, a must commend it to those requiring articles for ims is the foomloge | to our stock, of an assortment of first ‘quality “ready made ments, consisting of Surt Frocks, Pantali oats, Office Coats, “Travelling Frocks, Dressing Gowns, &¢ A chojer collection of ‘Satin Scarfs, Cravats, Hanilerehiet, Gloves, Ualer Shirts, rawers, Maslio Shirts, Collars, ke. At prices which must offer inducements to _Jyat 3m*ec SHIRT MANUFACTORY, AND GENTLEMEN'S F URNISHING STORE, 69 Mawes “Just received the latest aud most approved French pattern shirts.” general asortineat of shige utdez garments, ciara, handkerehtefy Be. fits and “ander garments made up, fe ander and repaired at hort notice, ‘For Counting Howse pak th drawer and book rah oe ee POLLING. Pr SaNTLE ma LEFT OFF WARDROBE—Gentle men or families desirous of converting their lett off wear- ing apparel into cash, can obtain for the same the highest cash Price. To famili aa gentlemen quitting the ci ir chang dence, having a of, will much to thet advai tag jber, who ‘will attend them at their residence by ——— ETT LEY No.6 Johut st, New York, A line through the post office, or otherwise, will receive Progmpt attention. Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired, FOR SALE, TC. H, DARLING'S, 713, Maid m lane and 5 Liberty street, the cheapest and cted stock FRENCH, (ENGLISH 8 GERMAN ‘Raney oops, Consisting of es, Combs, Brushes, i. and Perfume! Steel Pens, Plated bles, Razors, With all other articles included ju the above line ant7 Imr es, "Srops, te. would state for oe benefit of Country Merchants, Pediary and others, who may please to call, that all goods in the above line will be sold on the most favorable terms. and Im*r D. M. PEYSER, & CO, ty Tang oe eS has street, 1 and 37 Broa of the following PANY BOO RE yc svg cae area whiel lected by 9 con yon at Paris, Berl yy om pele y they offer for vins— Bertin Zephyr and German Worstaithe most complete as- sortinen Berlin Embroidery Patterns—a choice selection Canvass for tmb , of cotton, worst and «iver, of all_ widths and aualities. ik Chenille, for embrgidery, ‘Twist, Uerman, F tod Wagliahy plain snd a sicko, end org ilk for Embroi ry and FN makers, in skeins and taper, superbly embroidered, and Suspender ‘Trim meta, Silyer and bn | Beads, in all Nos. ; lisea, silk, gold and flower makin; ng Mother Cf Pearl, G ‘er and Steel Parse Omaments. » Gold and Silver Fri: Braid, Cord, Twist, Thread and Embroidery Frames, and a variety of different Fancy Arti- eles. ‘Fit Flowers—a choice seleetion. ringes, of cotton, worsted and silk, imported and domestic Gimps, Tassels, Buttons and all other kind of bye ay AT Sm | per ge No. i Eecoker op has “received posite the Founta which he of grholesale, id roca, sh at ar vee lin, Zephir, worsted, German Eabroiderr Fitter, beautiful election {anvany every deaerivon Worsted, silk, Cotton, Gold and silver, Embroiderie, ‘Teim- pun abd Flower makin fund Purse Silk, Mrewiciel Flowery an A oeat variety of cast irom Work Feriamary, to be sold. in omen from 4 to }§ gross, at very ow prices Fancy Note Papers, Wafers and Envelopes, ee ith 8 forge easortment of fancy articles, Gloves, Work ast Cases igs and Tassels for purses, wee LLEN FACTORY FOR SAL AJrill well one half or the whole of his Woollen Factory, which is located on the Farmington River, 18% miles from Hartford, Connecticut. ‘The mill is in complete operation, and now. making W yards’ of broadcloth daily, with water power sufficient for any reasonabl ‘ails ‘style of cloths be seen at Messrs. Cotfia, Bradley & Co's Store, No. 44 Exe here other more particular informa- change Place, New Yor t be had ar to priges aud terms. ges yaiEO- C. KLL 0G6. ity, situated, in New Hartford, Conn, Aug. 31 10,000 dollars ‘wanted, on sat N i ‘er cent, payable anuually, the Metis Bank, New York For Particulars seo Masry aut 10c*m ‘GO. C. KELLOGG NO THE Love KS OF SUPERIOR pay Li \ 1 ture.—This extreme! ralled Tens v0 highly se debravel in Clas eek ey Netley tne Patnon see, 'Brocklyast eenagee Fi > Files 40 cent andl each, an30 im*r TOR T WICK, Literary Notice New Yor Journat or Mepicing aNp THR CoL- LATERAL ScirNces.—September. J. & H. G. Lang- ley. A-cheap and useful work to the profession. Houst's Meacuant’s Magazine, for September, is particularly valuable from its veluininous statisti- cal information upon commerce and manufactures, and its able essays upon trade and fiaance. Camppacy's Fonnicy Seat-montuty Macazine.— | JM Caimpbell, Philadelpnia—Burgess & Stringer, New York.—This werk is made up of selections from European literature. The number for Sept. 1, contains, among other papers, the * Recollections of the Emperor Napoleon, by Mrs. Abell, (late in her father’s house at St. Helena. its accomplished editor. columns prevent our saying more, but in a day or two we shall return to it, ‘Tus Worxs or Lorp Byron—Burgess & Stringer, New York.—This is number 7 of Carey & Hart’s republication of the works ot Lord Byron, which they intead to complete in twelve weekly parts at 25 cents each. The work is neatly got up, and for the low price of two shillings any one may possess himself of the tragedy of Werner, the drama of the Deformed, Transformed, Heaven and Earth, and the tien or Christian and his comrades. We have also recéived the eighth No. which contains the concluding Cantos of the Island, His Hours of {dle- ness, English Bards and Scotch Reviewers, &c. ‘Tue Quarterr.—Fanshaw, Neseau street, New York.—We have here Book I. of a work which is to contain a collection of glees by the most ad- mired German and other compogers, adapted by F. W. Rosier, and dedicated to the glee singers of the United States. The publisher is of opinion that from the rapid advancement of glee singing in this country, it is much to be desired that the German cempositions ehould be placed within reach of the amateur; and one of his objects is to enable ama. teursto form a correct acquaintance with the glees of Weber, Spohr, Kreutzer, Blum, Eisenhofer, Werner, &c., and to do it in the cheapest possible manner, he has printed them in parts after the Ger- man fashion. Tue Enpemic Inyiuence or Evit, GoveRNMENT, diseases of the Island of Minorca, with medical statistics of a voyage of circumnavigation of the Globe ; and an account of other service, both ashore and afloat. B.J.M Foliz, A.M.,M. D, Surgeon U. 3. Navy. J. & H. G. Langley. From the Doctor’s pamphlet we extract, for the entertainment of our readers, and the edification of the faculty, the two following examples of the med- ical practice in the island of Minorca :— “We were called in consultation in the case of the wife of the Dutch consul,—a most estimable lady, with an in- teresting family—who, at the time of our seeing her, was almost in articulo moriis irom intussuscrption. In this condition, ashcep was brought into her chamber, slaugh- tered at the side of her bed, the omentum taken warm and reeking {rom it,and placed upon her abdomen—a remedy De PERATIVE SURGEON to we New York Medi 1 and Sargent jresicne gy, ibe consulted daily bet hel dovclock, he. of ban ce 73 Chambers suette wh fine” see the child of M. Orfila, ed President ofthe Medical Faculty of Paris, who is a Miss Eliza Balcomb,) during the time spent by him | Tur Mmror.—Fuller & Co., New York. The number for this day of this elegant hebdomadal ex- hibits great industry on the part of General Morris, The crowded state of our illustrated in a view of the climate, topography, and that the native physicians assured the family would give immediate relief. On another occasion we were cul.ed tu connexion of the distinguish- Price Two Cenis The creation of the New York State Convention most fully proved the fact Surely no rational man can reconcile to his mind the actions of the conven- tion upon this subject, or say that there is not juet grounds to antici pate trouble in the wigwan. i strong feeling of attachment existed toward Mr Van Bares. would the convention have been crea- ted as i: was? would the farmers have remained quiet at the plough-tail and allowed their ce to pass unrepresented? would the convent | made Bp of fitty five members of the Inst Legiala- ture, the ex-Governor of the State, the Seervtary of the State, three members of Congress, six J idges, and twenty ex-Legislators? No—reasoa answers no; common seuse scoffs at the idea; and yet upon the other baad who could the party rally upen, and for what purpose could an enthusiastic feeling be created. But time will solve this query. That the political world is pregnant with revolution no man can deny. Tt was amusing to witness the anxiety of the as- piring politicians at the convention. There was ex- Governor Marcy, anxious to be made President of the convention for the purpose of making such an act, as a species ot ronalatiy foran office. I learn that he is seeking a Collectorship under the govern: ment, and resting under the belief that Mr. Tyler would seek to draw out the strong pillars of the Van Buren structure, his success would be his beat recommendation. There also was ex Consul Thomas N Carr, anxious to procure the appoint- ment to the Baltimore Convention, believing that euch an honor would procure for him in case of Mr. Van Buren’s success, the return of a Consulship. Mr. Stamm, of the *’ Plebeiau,” was also very desi- rous to be one of the members of the Baltimore Convention; his object was no doubt to fully en- graft him upon Mr. Van Buren’s coefidence, and thereby secure the governmeut printin fe. ome hundred other lobby members were equally anxious to obtain seats in the National Convention. By the way, [had almost forgotten to give you a history of an amusing scene in S: gene on the ovens of the close of business. . Carr having been disappointed in procuring a eat ‘tor the Balti- more Convention, set himself at work to create a little sport. He repaired from the convention to his head quarters, and wrote a letter, of which the fol- lowing is a copy to each of the Calhoun members of the Convention :— (Private.) Mr. Marcy’s cempliments to Mr.———, requests the pleasure of his company this evening, at half-past eight, on business of importance, and ef a confidential nature. Sraccure Hore, Sept. 6th, 1843. . Mr. pe please call at my room. Deley By from City New York. On Mr. Shaler receiving his note, he at once re- paired to the head quarters of Mr. Marcy, and isked if the letter wasgenuine. Being informed it was not, he next made tracks to Mr. Carr’s head quarters, and finding him in the bar room of the National Hotel, engaged in busy conversation with a goodly company ot lobby members, at once pre- sented the note to him, and asked if he wrote “that.” Mr. Carr answered “No!” but said he knew who did. Suater.—Who is the man? Carr.—P—. SHaver.—You're a scoundrel—a pretty subject to send abroad asa Consul. For two pins I'd ring your nose. Carr here became somewhat frightened, and said he meant the *‘ letter” merely as a joke. SuaLer —Do you think you can joke in this manner wit': me, you d—d scoundrel, ycu. [Here Shaler rushed at Garr, but the Iriends’ of the part iaterceded, and suggested the propriety of pro- curing pistols for two, and by this means prevenied ascene of disgrace on the spot, which otherwise would have taken place. Thave not yet learned whether they have yet made arrangements for a meeting of * honor” between two gentiemen, but have no doubt it will take place. The recent actious ot the democratic party in the interior af this State, bids fair to lead to a complete overthrow of the party Ouathe whole ine of the native of Mahon. We found the little patient in the lat | Railroad from Albany to Buflalo, not a single Sagoo! hydrocephelus 5 the pupils were dilated, and sen- | adopted citizen is employed, aad i ty On the crown ef the head a] works at poe had been tied, the poor bird having been cut open, and applied warm with the feathers on, the blood at the down the little patient's face, impart- other's turing, mpous and boisterous manver, upon the virtues of a warm dove—the emblem of innocence—applied to the imost destroy ed. me streamin; § the most forbidding aspect, as it lay upon it ae The doctor, during the same time, was in head of ai which may have collected there.” Tur Democratic Review, ror SkpreMBer.— Langleys,N.Y.—Embellished with a cayital portrait of the Hon. William Allen, U.S. Senator, ot Ohio —A good number of one of the best of our maga zines. A leading article, “On the Origin and Bat Ground of Government,” by Brownson, is perhaps too transcendental to be profitable to the general reader, though manly and fearless in its specifica- tions and exposures of demagogueism. ‘* Poetry for the People,” is an admirable essay on the rela- tions and duty of the poet to his brethren, the labor- ing masses, who are the basis and support oi all social and civil organization.. The author truly asserte, as the immediate result of the French Re- volution, so unsparingly denounced by the bigoted, the interested, and the ignorant, ‘‘ that it gave rise to anew state of things;” that ** man as such, was ad- mitted by his brother as a brother, and his name and title allowed to rank higher than king or presi- dent ;” and that “ the predominant fact of the 19:b century is unquestionably the importance and eleva- tion of the mass.” Appropriate specimens of ‘‘poe try forthe people,” are givea from Barry Cornwall, Longfellow, and others Whittier has a pretty con tribution on ‘‘ New England Supernaturalism;” the “* glory and shame” of New England. Tucker man furnishes several scraps of poetry; and Lowell peeps, with both eyes open, “ behind the curtain.” Miss Anne C. Lynch, of Providence, R. L., gives a page of her sweet sympathy to the “ Dying Syea- mores;” but the final quatrain, which should be to the poem what the diamond is to the turban of the Sultan, the finishing ornament, degenerates, (and we must say it, however, ungallantly,) into dog- gerel. Itreads: “ Yeemblem many a weary heart, To this fair world of ours; For fey that love not, are like ye, Oa! dying Sycamores.” The rhyme is sacrificed between the second and fourth lines; unless Miss Lynch intends the reader to preserve the Down-East pronunciation of Syca- mowers. Moreover, what means she by “‘ they that love not ;” Is it a remonstrance against the young bachelors of the ‘Suffrage party?” If so, we pro test against their pene and appeal to &. vernor Dorr. “ They that love not, are hike ye—oh! dying sycamores!” That is, they are not green— they are worm-eaten, dry old sticks, to say the best ofthem. Butenough Altogether, this number of the Review is an excellent one. Syracuse. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Syracuse, Sept. 6, 1843. Now that the excitement and turmoil necessarily attendant upona great political gathering like that of the recent “Syracuse Convention,” has subsi- ded, we can dispassionately look around us and see the natural bearing and effects such an outbreak will have upon the reflecting minds of this great Republic It is anundeniable fact that the political skeptics can, from the actions of the Con- vention, find material to sustain them in all their varied ranges of preference. But to the culivated ear of philosophy the actions of the and their tendency upon the future world political, are re. ar) flocting brilliants hung before the great murror of nature It is. an undeniable fret, that atter the great Presi- dential contest of 1840, "Mr. Van Buren was, by unanimous consent 0! his friends, laid uoon the shelf, and the idea of resuscitation wi searcely mooted—but as the government wheels rolled on in pace with time, « candidate for forty-tour was sought for, aad here the trouble commenced,— The radical notions of Mr. Calhoun forbid the old yeomanry to rally upon ge The distant and al most unknown track of Mr. Cass shot out the ma- terials necessary for common argument of eleva- tion The one fatal remark of Mr. Buchana: “that the laborer would be better off with en cents a day than one dollar,” closed the great public door upou him. The want of sterling talent in Col.John- son creates but a lukewarm teeling in 5 praise, 74 with Mr. Tyler, however strong the love might b for him, the fact that he rose upon the enemies (found forbid the confidence for a necessary buzzy are the main reasons for the discon’! which now pervades the democratic ranks, and in every public gathering these truths are made self-evident. the great salt Salina, the orders are decided agrinst the employment of any persons but natives. The Na- tive American feeling is raging to an alarming ex- tent, and the result must surely prove disastrous to the party that fosters it. However, time 1s fraught with revolutions, and no man can count on their mysterious effects. oO ce Quite. mocent bale, to draw out all the bad HUMOTS | qq CARLTON HOUSE. HE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared to make arrangeme, with families and single gentlemen for the winter or by ‘ie THpathtece ok tie. aotabli he same as heretofore, ‘ vit: $130 per day. SON & HODGES. 31 nr iahment are ¥ AND PHILADELPHIA HOTEL, —"The sub- ped begs tu inform her frieads and the on that the price of this establishment semain as usual, $1 ; and it she is now prepared to make arrangements wil Tasnt jies or sing! atlemen for board during tue winter on the most rea- terms. ‘The subscr her begs those families or gentlemen “A of a comfortable home, to give the Battery Hotel a an, assured in point of location | ray rooms, her superior to any in the city, and she that be wanting to render those comfortable who Bey» a patronage. MAR! 87 4t*r ANK COFFEE HOUSE —The sree urn their sincere thanks to.their friends and customers for their very liberal patronage daring the years, aud hope by strict be to isc business to merit & continuance of also inform their friends and customers, that ng room is now under ment. of, Nicholas it who for Len! Sir had cl of this ‘They therefore flatter themselves tbat his well known capabili ty will be a sufficient guarantee that all the delicacies and sub- season will be cooked and served up 1 4 su- perior vem EARLE & FOSSETT. Amica HOTEL, NEW YORK —Havivg comple we ho to it) | respect ira and alterations of the Ameri an adiojning house e (which T have annex ily salicks toon per and the public « continuation of their Patrovaye. ‘The situation jt as good ae that of any simular Sablishmea ste ety. LC Rog on the Park a tain fn Wamediately opponite. The house has elena every thing ror y repail ny 7 'WM. B. COZZENS. CGY AR ERIS AMEE mae Rents ee the pul pony ‘aatt ara stantials of the ip ore exited ra the ps hand and J. bee tu ty that Bie, an’ Bonita a by him for the past five years. ‘The Union Hotel has thoroughly repaired, and renovated, and now contains as com- vl At comfortable siting and: lodging ‘rooms as the city. The cooking department is con ala Bi , and most amply sapplied, without to and the prices charged. to guests are in conformity with times. Anexcellent Table d’Hote is ready every day at 3 0’ clock,for which the moderate price of 31 cents only is giaroea. by he ailvertiser hopes tha Past exertions and present give satistaction, will insare bim patronage of 4 flow Corey who may be ne tion, at the least possible expense. OME ‘fale Bi RETRENCHMENT oA 1E ORDER OF THE OTICK,to Citizens of New ¥. Nar the c yO SLR OF 5 SPLENDID BINNS Roo} $, Nos. 64 and 66 Nagaan street, — anuich has bren extended to the subneriber by 8 ae sahetomed oF fm to. ef aie ins Dining Rooms so ‘ow To accommodate two hun- Vpersnns a one Hine hus 7 ehege Sounteymen ‘and of all capital fare and accommo Im*ec stove $475; large nnt $4 50; he? maton: chee’ additions to ML ORG'CE feeitll prox comlory. renter co Gumomery-—having thoroughly ventilated the. Nght ind detached the itchens, to 8 ee 3 sal in and heat which necetarly oe three thousan a, ay, or 4 saloga been embellished by ‘some o inch 2K al t and costl: Gli"Paatins of the ancient and, modern achoolay marble i mary, and busts of eet aay , ke. ‘hie bill of fare surpasses all at of the Unit ‘dtates—inclading salmon of » and 1 lb weight, ey a it cents per plate, with anchovy aor read. inds: roast and bo meats of the les, at 6 ceuts er aro agus, straw’ uabs, chops, i Fane one cd the = a degeription, a fice Chocolate 6 cents, Me. arene at 3 cents per emp ; Arcetige and ivi waiters ae employed. who speak. the is served ap in the neatest possible sty’ oy ieee ment rey establishment competent and experienced overseers ph “Tavs ited and being of basi of beny of the hes cen wg Saloon ts Prope ‘Ameriea, and the We heats: in tn stonring Ria Sliow eitionns thet Ula sanmiidesemae fs werpabente oH rior gzaltianee low, mriomnst dy every aatjcle ince A Bit of Rare mere fara jowe“aretee of all erat. ee 7 C wn eaten pd, raha ‘ater, whieh Nae CK, hele ve is havi ee tes faim om Ox fi i ae maid tre Senne crres Tee bey. hose indebted to tne estate of said Tecensed, t ‘make payment dl before the 20th day of November ext! DONINICK, Kine m20 to Nvlt 6mitaw* Sr CQEAP Goops—17 F Fi ‘ea to the at a large REY NAZ announ rom Paria, W ant i "fahionale¢ Goods, monsseli cy setnlid coopera apt q i sill’shaws, cravat do, cloths ay Severs kin ttems, gambroons, indica dry. coods yonbers., mercbant tailors; and che able general, are reepectfully rivited to call, aud convince Wwelves that ea wil, remain open but f wre time, are | to be sold cheap! ea ! ‘ apanlie par of spl iraidered Jaco Urom $1 to & ed il taken from che boat—weikht ang ted, Pe TON, dy? 2m 974 Greeawich corer of King st)