The New York Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1843, Page 1

Vol. IX.—No, 249,—Whole No. 3461, NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1843. NEW JERSEY RAILROAD BRITISH AND NORTH AM 8 PORTATION COMPAN BGAN ROYAL MAIL NEW YORK SOUND PILOT. PRESCOTT, Pilots, Shoals, Boston, Portsmouth, Portland, Keunebeck, RT: rye & Shaw’s Nauti Water street, commer Beekman. \d the several Insurance Co) & BOSTON “(There's a delight in smoking, None but smokers know. ‘The saying is true, when ye know where to find es the quality, rare its and cheering the mind, moker to puff away. care. OF 1200 4 Appojated by the Adin “Liverpool and aston, calling at H and and receive Passen- ajeaty's Mails. or takes chat master and lew. Bediord over Nantucket 2W YORK AND NEWARK. E REDUCED TO TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Courtlandt street, New York, y—Sundays excepted. Reference to a nu Lane promptly you call; mpanies in this cit ‘rom the foot of pleasure to all. hoieest, most exy By a competeut agent selected witl Diet from Havana, b ‘And nonein the city Bis Colburn, Regalias, La in Charles H. E. Jadkins. apeain Ealward 4G. Lot. Alexan In John Hewitt, hom Livenroot. MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS. tS will eis Fy dis es trom Bi avr, Will sai ‘rabucas, Vietories pure ; peraneas, Imperial Segars, ‘The best in the co: hott undermen towed ships wi hence aud from Marseilles on the Ist ofeach month during the ntry that you can peogare, nd Congress beside, exquisite brand, S has always on hand. ips carry experieuced surgeons, and are supplied wish 1w—To Halifax $20. RICAN PE ¥OR HALIFAX & LIVERPOOL. 1 Mail Steam Ship BRITAN- From New York. ‘swage to Li ol $1 Porth secured und For his customers, 3! order to secure a continuance of the approbation and custom tthe obese 's that he imports; con- m to be genuine. De pper fastened, and have periutend the making of al sequently, he can warrant all sold by stock on hand js more extensive and superior to that of any Similar estab. ishment. Remember the Number, 3 MAIDEN LANE, 558 do. 12 The trains for Westlield, Plainfield brook, Somar- ville, &e., connect with the 9 A. M. dressed to the agents, BOYD & HINCKE fi free of other charges than those actually paid. For freight or passage apply to BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, No.9 Tontine 8. BROO GIP P to Liverpool casas to Live lizabeth Town 25 cents, and Somerville, 75 cents. AND RAHWAY, Yat ap tevin Va +. % 6% ‘do. Fare between New COFFEE. D, ofthe celebrated Lord By- ting of Regalias and medium Segara z 000 of the Florida brand, do do do. jales of Guisa Tobacco, “BRIGHAM, Jr. agen New Yorke N "ACKE: P ‘acket of the 19h September. iting packet shi ulictug, will be despatched as above, her regular da Those wishing to secure berths, will require to make early JOHN HERDMAN, - 61 South street, N. B.—Passage from Great Britain and Irela can as usual he secured by the above splendid packet. ship, oF any ship of the line, and those rem:ttinig mousy to thei can have drafts for towns throughout th & Co. baukers, Liverpool For farther partieul 635 do. 11% a NEW YORK AND NEW UNSWICK. jom foot of Courtlandt street, New York, daily. Leaves New York, 6 Cases of Free Labor 12 Bags of superior A.454™ -M ado Sugar, 15 bags of Coffee, New Brunswick, St, Jago White Sugar Loftee. A. A. SAMA: pawied and put in pertect order for the d antly furnished, accommodation 5: . “48 suNDA ork Leaves New Branswic! »Via Liverpool, ine | ; ,at No, 6 Wa ; ig from brig Topaz, from St. Jago h OF Passage as above, freight and specie for C Saat Sir Wm. Forbes Hi a every pont tewn throu vl Wales, which drafts wil stermer 2 ritawud bY wral Pnsaage Offics,s 3 Peck ‘ers from the cowutry must come post paid. P.M. Atle A erihasslphis sie bet and New Brunswick. Betweeu New York and Rahway, Passengers who procure their tickets at the ticket office, re- ickets are received by the con- in the cabins or steerage, and for ight rlestou, apply to J.H. BROWER, 75 ble in ali the principal rs. J. Bult, Son & Co, Store— 19 hhds Sun cured Muscovado Sugar, suitable for refiners 4 boxes white Sa , 18 bales superior Guisa Tobacco, suitable for manufac ceive a ferry ticket ductor only on the ON ENGLAND, [RELAN “arsons about remitting money to tl is in the “old country,” ean be with Drafts, in sums of 1, 2 or any amount, payabli er charge, at the .do., Messrs, James Bult, 3: RPOOL—Kegniar P: ptember—The selendid fast ssiling packet ship EPHFN WHI) NEY, Capt, Thompson, burthen TO tons, wilt sail as above, her regular day. Having very superior accommodations for cabin, 2d cabin and rage passengers, persons intending to embark should make pelicagion en board, foot of Maiden lane, or to Use JOSEPH MeMURRAY torers. 350,m. Seaars, of Lord Byron, Woodville, anda variety of ocher brands. WANTED—A Cooper, carpenter's work, t0 g9 U . q SUMMER ARRANGEMENT NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA RAt ROAD LINE Via Newanx, Newarunswick, Princeton, TRENTON, Boapentown AnD anda Millwright that understands de Cuba; must be single and NUFF, CIGARS AND TOBACCO—Just received per Hi an_ importation of ch« consisting of Lundy Foot’s trish high toas No, 37, Violet Strasburg, Morto reenock Bauk- foreign Souily, i dried Welch? smixture, Prince ether with a large assortment e at , corner of Soaih. The sere biowill be succeeded by i i be forwarde & J, T. TAPSCOTT, ig, Comer South st. rsons sending for their, hove ship, or any of the regular ‘on tho Ist, .3th aud 25th of eve- 1 OU tus, the foot of Courtlan Mail Pilot Line at 1% THROUG New York dail ag A. M. : yroceeda to Bordentown, from thence by of domestic snutfs of tie su o Havana Cigars, "Moriega,” “La Nor- ved brands, Turki 'y, month. Drafts will also be given, in sums tos to remit to their friends, « dud all its branches throughoat the kingdom, paya- also, drafts payable in any part of England, Scot- ‘sles, by applying as abo LIVERPOOL—TI Packet of 16th the convenience of we proceeds direct to Camden (opposite to Provineial Bank ithout change of cars, will procure their tickets at the office foot of tlandt street, where a commodious. steamboat, will be 1a with baggage crates on board. 4 phia bagkage crates are conveyed from city to city, Each train is provided with PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOAT: ALB. ily at 7 o’clock P. M.— @ steamboat pier be- act I patent matches; je at Wholesale and retail by SG. NEWCOMRE & SON, New Line—Regalar wihout being opened by the way. The uew splendid will leave Mongay, Weduesdsy and Fri nM . acar in which are apartments end dressing rooms expressly ior A, Hgaghtoa, will leave FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS, _ No. 3344 Ann street, New ¥ HE advertiser has {0 tions of the very best quality, v “rench Brandy iu cask ‘* (imported in 1800) Mepantbaue jordeaux, Marseilles Woodtouse master, 1250 tons, will sail on her t. Tuesday, Thursda) 2 Lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal- eamboat to Bordentown at and by railroad from Cemden, at 5 o’olock ines for Baltimore leave Philad 47. M, being a continuation o Landing at Intermediate Places. wing choice importa- AMBEKICA, Capt. M. H. ‘I'ruesdell, ednesday, Friday, end Sunday after- OUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W., Brainard, il have ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evening, at five t oF passage, having accomudations un elegance aud comfort, , To’elock, A. M. Iphia at7ig A, M., and f the lines from New York Price of passage $75. ‘The fine packer snip Rochester, Captain John, Britton, 800 icceed the Queen of the West, and sail gular day, 16th October NEW LINE OF PAC POOL—Packet of 16h § PATERSON RAILROAD. Passengers taking this Line of Boats will invariably arrive in Allsay in ewple time to take the Morning ‘Train of Port, Ke. will find pure liquors unadulterated as above—No. 3349 Ann st. 19 are new and substantial, are furnished with DE for speed and accommoda- OF GENTLEMEN’S FANC READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, ke.k&e TPE Subscriber would eal the attention of their patto city, to their rich and extensive as- ats, gloves, suspenders, pocket hosiery, lambs wool, merino, ind other under shirts and d ‘Their assortment of theabove goods, and all other articles appertaining to % gentleman's wardrobe’ are rich, varied, an extensive, and well worthy the attention of the fashiouable they would particularly recommend their new f many improvements, he shirts at present manufactured by them, are cut to suit the form of the wearer, thereby doing away with the large averplus of linen used under tie al aly tothe comfort ofthe wearer, but to the beaut i ‘80 manifest to the Jud, merican Tustitute, that the first premium was ibers; their patentelastic Brace is particu Who have acquired the habit immense benefit to pers Y DRESS ARTICLE: UEEN ; house, will sail on Saturday, y.—This noblepacket, the largest ork, is fitted up with every mo- ARE ON % CE From Paterson to Jersey On and after Monday, 17th July, é Paveagpy Dever 16th September, her regular da ever built in the city of New deru improvement that can impart comfort el us, and superbly furnish lofty and thoroughly lighted. She has ¢ srs—the whole af- tions superior to any other shi put Lo visit the old est aud comfort. by selectin sage, early application should be ina strangers visiting th gortinent of stocks, scart, O'CLOCK MORNIN TROY, and ii Landings—From footot Barclay street. |} New York—The The Troy on Tuesday, ng at—Caldwall’s, West Point, Newbu Hyde Park, Rhine! sox, Ooxsackie and ON SUNDAYS. Leave Paterson Derot. Tig A.M. jer on board. Monday, Wednesday ‘Thursday aud Saturday, tlemen’s shirts, as co ‘Transportation cars pl daily (Sundays excepted.) Passen- to be at the Ferry, foot of Courtlandt street, a w ininutes before the stated hours of departure. j FOR BUFFALO AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. TAPSCOTT, 4: The Queen of the West will sail from Liv Persons wishing tO send for t her, or other first. class ships, saili afts for any amount, payable on demand, without, discount, in all the principal towns of Knglend, Ireland, Scotland or Wales, constantly for sale as lerhook. RE, Captain 8. R. Roe, o’clock*in the morning, Aug. 16. TROY, Captam A. Gorham, system of cutting, and adding not have them bronght out weekly, on favorable te jock in the mornin, For passage, apply at the office, foot 0 board. Notice.—All Goods, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills, or aay other kind of Propert the Boats of chis Linenust larly recommen: FICE TO AL! ‘The Sheridan will succeed the Queen of the West, aud sail OR OLD_LINE OF LIVER. $—Regular Packet, and sails “on remarkable fast sailing Captain Bunting, wil F taken onipoea, OF Tat oh of sedentary habits, by biciee ; the back, and expand ¢ ment to the free use of the arm in to their patent elastic. I may depend on being smited with the best an articles, by ealling at the old estab nd of no impedi- Lower Canada. 5 ‘They would also call atten~ JSDECTNDENT REGULAR OPPOS|- moat fashionable HT'LINE FOR N rough Direct, without Landing — modioas and substantial steamboat PORTSMOUTH, ‘ork from the foot of Barclay Weduvadays and Fridays; and. will leave Troy ou Sundays, Tuesdays and pe for the season, need rates. Apply on board. above boat has undergone a thorough een For pasage apply Ci / ; hew coppered pacl 93 Barclay street, New York. Tv ARSELLS & AGATE, y. corner of Park place. will leave New ALL & 6023 NNAH, MILLEDG -OLUMBUS & FLORID. PACKAGE EXPRESS. 2 John street, near William, ements of super ne pace of resin atlemen in Want of new ing, should eall and examine his select stock of goods before sewhere, A trial * ical, that for beauty of fit, style of workman- at such extraordinary low prices, this establishment be surpassed by h, . 5 should be made on board, shionable cloth or to the sabseribe ret, ROCHE, BROTHERS & ton P. 8.—The Hibernia sails from Liverpool oa the 7th N ; T. VEN OULOCK ING “: CO 35 Fulton street, LBANY AND TROY direct, without preasure steamboat will leave the foot of . 8. BALL & CO. will receive Specie, Bank Samples, Packages and t ne ix Express, to and from ‘a goods ean have them in ber, orin any of the packets co that pore panctually 0 month. For passage apply as above. i ‘Win. Barstow, will sue- and trimmed—a perf Of state rooms,and for speed aud accommodations is uot surpassed on the Ii F attention to the purchase WM. T. J tes and Bills, and RAPERS AND TA Hotel, opposite the ment of svasouable good ud in all the new and varions style * her regular day. FOR HULL, an Fassel, now Vondin e light freight, if imimediat . WOODHULL " ULAR OPPOSITION FOK BOS. ‘ORT. AND PROVI- forward Goods and Mer- NGLAND-—A first class Amen- ‘assimeres, Vest- ng, could take a smal! quantity under the assur. I profits and quick retarns,” | has elicited so liberal a patronage, will sare such as will enable us to fill all or ders in future with promptness. : A feature in the establishment, which must commend it to for immediate use, is the addition to ‘tment of first quality ready made Gar- ey intend to put on through from Macon to Columbus, under their ows kinds of merchandize, with all reasonable dispatch ams to ran regu tharine Market slip, East River, every id Friday, at 5 o’el passage or freight apply on board, ot to 87 South streat. il 15th September—The und coppered ‘French ship CA or freigh’ or for | FOR HAVRE—' ROLINE, Capt. Lex Tor wiien she has very comfortable ac BOY made arrangements with the orgia, for an apartment under wer always ii charge, aveyance ‘of all those requiring art rior advantages for the prompt aud safe ble articles that may be ‘Merchants, Planters, and others, Goods with prompt dispatch, wi NEWARK AND NEW YORK.—Fare 1255 Cents !—The splendid steamer PAS- yafter Jane Sth, will run as follows :— ‘ em the foot of Barclay street,’ New York, at 10 A. M., and Leaves the foot of Contre street, Newark, at 73 A.M, and ‘The aeeommedations both for passengers and freight have dees greatly improved, q oy meats, consisting of ous of receiving their L les: No.9 Tontive Baile advantageous to direct eats, Travelling Frocks, Dressi hem. Office at Savannah, 153 Bay street; Macon, Washington A chojee collection of ville; Agent at Charleston, 8. hilbrick, Agent for receiving goods and merchandize at Savannah. _& Co, will advance cash for all freights on goods sent to their charge. T ‘ell, master, will sail on the Ist of Octobe Head, 95 Bast Bay; BOYD & HINC corner Wall and Water street: STATEN ISLAND FERRY, FOOT ALL 8T.—The ANDER and 8AMB . 10, 12, 2, 3M, 5, 6. 2, 4, 5, 6. ularly marked and is aor Maslin Shirts, ra . Collars, &e., than the ordinary way of obtaining goods. id well known fast sailing packet ich must offer inducements to purchasers. Captain Bliss, will positively sail his packet has spleadid aecommo- bin and steerage passengers. berths should not fail te make early applica- OTT, 43 Peck slip, comer South street. DAY ship DAMASU fas above, her regular day dations for eabin, secon wishing to sect tion on board, foot of Jon W.& I, OF Eee: ate er hcee ISL. ran as follows antil furs HARNDBN 3 Leave Staten Island’ 8, All gooils shipped are required he risk of the owners thereof. TORY, SHING’STORE, the latest and most tern shirts. A general siery, cravats, handkerchtet and under garments made up to order and rep + & Counting House Desh D AMERTCAN Rv DING AND MISSION HOUSE. ‘O. will receive and forward by their daily and Parcels, to any ited States or Canadas, and by the steamers and packets to any part of England, Ireland, Scotland, Belgium or EW, ARRANGEMPNT FOR WSBURY—Long Branch, Sandy Hook, Ocean House and Eatontown The new Steamboat SHREWSBUL rayas follows, on and att from’ the foot ef Robinson. street, sand Saturday, at 10.o'clock, A.M: eduesday aud'Friday, wary will ran as above, weather permitting, w vil further novice, All baguage at the risk of the owners. tages will be in attendance to convey passengers landing places to any part of the county re- ‘S*ENe Shrewsbury will go the inner passage, when practi a AN. ine—Warranted Packet sailing packet ship HUNTSVILLE, pt. F- Cornell, having the most of her cargo engaged, will be For Freight only, apply on board, € HARNDEN & drawers and book rack. EET OFF WARDROBE—Gentle inen or families desirous of converting therr lett off wear ing apparel into cash, can obtain for the same the highest cash Corker, will uy) YENTLEMEN patched immediately leans wharf, foot. of Particular attentinn is paid to the purchase or sale of all de- Ly scriptions of merchandise, collecting and paying Drafts, Notes, and Bills, to the entry of merchandise at the Custom House nd all kinds of forwarc in New Orleans, Hulin & Woodraff, who will address. : Captain C Hillard, will sl0ec To families and gentlemen quitting the city,or changing resi- ng any supwrtlaons effects to d much 'to their advantage to send for the attend them at their residence 1 goods to their MISSISSIPPI ¢ of, will find it the subacriber, who will ¥ appointment. No. 6 John st, New York, post office, oF otherwise, will receive and to the general tra The packet ship ing and commission bu: suit, fumished on St. Jol part of Enrope. ust be marked “Harden & Co.” etter Bags are made,up for all the Royal Mail Steam: m Boston, and the steamer and sailing packets from New anceeed the Huntaville. A line through prompt atteation. Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired. FOR SALE, ; T C,H. DARLING'S, 743¢ Maiden lane and 5 Liberty street, the cheapest a FRENCH, ENGLIGE eg berths will require ap at Murray's wharf, JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street, near, Wall street. to make early appl foot of Wall stree ..__ Prineipal offices and agents:— Menge. Wijimee and Smith, 32 Church street, Liverpool, laud. (RP AM FREIGHT Delaware and Hudson ALD and NOR iv John Ketcham, wil every Monday and Thursday at 5 B.—The subscriber has first class ships sailing weekly for ny a Canal—steamboats ME ’ 1CH the above port, by which possage can be engaged nt the current Abchurch lane, London. pipalscted stock of id Havre. + nes Belgium. Hooks and Eyes, Pinted Thitmbles, With all other articles included in the above C,H. D. would state for the benefit’ of Country Merchants, Pediars and others, who may please to call, that all goods in the above line will be sold on the most favorabl D. M. PEYSER, & CO., ‘0. 110 William street, comer of J ved, Mowing FANG hes ry Ls af Boproee Janding) every Wednesday Sazerac & Co., Hav: . will leave New ¥ and Saturday at surpassed by h should make passe rt tanding going sout ni at Fine street wharf, or fo immediate application on OSEPH MeMURR. igston (Rondout landing) every Tuesday and of is. any risk assum tached to the New Jersey St yhich their crates are. k, Providence, and Bostor nce Railroad Corpor by, nor can any be at- rboat Navigation Compan: lohn street, and 437 Broad. tensive supply RAT The EMERALD will leave the foot of Marray Sunday merningat 7 o'clock. rilroad, oF the Bost jon, in respect ta thee JARNDEN Returning, Leaves Kingston at 4 ny rece arival, ane SOORS, which wer they offer for sale, in wholesale’ and ‘retail, ou Ii “"Berfia Zephyr and Germau Worsted—the most complete ne bor freight or passage apply on board, orto OF ORES OF INVIELINMSON, BARLOW & CO., 164 West street. NEW ANXRANGEMENT, cabin and steerage prssengers—who wi .ken on reasonable terms on ay of Dover street, or to oa. linen, silk, gold prered and cop: ALE—The well known cop vus INS, Sey monr, FOR SAL «fastened ship SYLVANUS J aster, burthen and re 517 vs. oF cotton from Mobile, was Morgan for Samuel Hicks & Co, under the inspection o th Macy—her apron transom and top timbers of live oak gud Jocust—has standing aud runniy new masts fonr a fine roomy deck. can be seen at 3} ie, imming and flower makit me CA DAS. q scam 4 Gerinan, Freach and English, plaia aud AGO ani ‘The subscribers having completed the r arrange , Steainboats, on the North River D 8 NEWPORT—- connection with y and Fringe makers, ia ekeins and Nsuspenders, superbly embroidered, aad Suspender ‘Trim. MTG, Silyer and Steal Beads, in all Nos. Mother of Pearl, Gold, Silver and Steel Purse O: Gold and Silver Bringe, Braid, Cord, Twist, e season of 1848, an Express will Wall street, New York, every evening, at quarter to 7 o'clock, for the above named and Teave their office, Ne, 3 in good order—hnd for a whaler, having Lies at Dover street wharf William street. NATHAN 0G ears ago—is we For the greater safety and security of all valuable and money have Salamander Iron AN. For terma, apply. One of which will leave New FN & CO ed) From Fier N: WIODE ISLAND, Cap ‘ha: Stonington and Newport, an ASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstoc for Sioningion, and Saturday usted in their care, 1 board of the steamboat y by themselves, the same som with the iron gate ens. Embroidery Frames, and a variety of different Faney Artie cles. Artificial Flowers-a choice seleetion, fF cotton. worsted and ported ‘sasels, Buttons and all other kind of trimminy WICHELMB, No. 20 Broadway, has received alarge supply of 1, at very reasonaole prices— ied, Getman, carpet and shaded Worsted a beautiful selection Sr'aseparate eatrance can be had from Broadway tank, being one of the most central: situations in t well located for a billiard room, or almost Fosseanion can be had immediately. Enquire ny and hurads toy, Newport ast mracon the arrival of the steamers at 8 imodlistely, forwarded jn the splendid frat thy ailtoad to Providence and ‘tout will puoceed in the steainer Moh thenee at 6 at (9 folk hem an opportunity of a night’s rest on sor Khode Islaudy and thea breakfast on board "The above steamers have been thorog Prepared to promote celerity of trav: be of passengers, and not sai tes. For passage or freight, whieh is taken at v y on brary at northside of pier No. ly 22 freight agent, on the wharf, ‘Tickets tor the route an board, or at the offices of PULLEN & COPP. No. 3 Wall street, YORK, ALBANY, Messrs. Harnden & ( wholesale, and ret TROY AND Berlin, Zephir, we 3 having disposed of their route from the subscribers, the old eon- rihern Express, from New York as heretofore, leaving New York, Specie, Bank } c. to any place between New mut the Canada’s LE OR MILLS, with tL of 15 tensive machinery, 91 pehelle, Weatchester connty, ait immediate proximity to the city of an extensive business in barrels each day, or con! O RENT run of stones, with al egan (in superior or- . n ted wear Ciro. miles from New cripnom x, Cottou, Gold and Silver, Kmbroideries, ‘Trim: gsscehurents or Flower making Chenil w York, now inorder for our, and can grind and puck 100 to 150 ost advantageously employed for any other purpore which might require extensive water power. ‘The reputation for the past 39 years enjoyed by the Mills, aud their proximity to New York, with the fa portation afforded smmediately adjacent, by wi ills from any port, render the facili- pionable t2 thot, desiring. auch IENRY PARTRIDGE KE " Ville, or to SILAS will continne to run o he by any in-the sold in packages from % to 34 gross, at very ther with Work and Beyer , and throughor any to Boston, misiness entrusted Also East from Troy and West from Alban: to their charge will tention will be paid to the co! acceptances, &e. and prompt returns made f Otlices—Potn flices—Patten $ C Thos ¢ ite Papers, Wafers and Enayalopes, roadway, or of- targe assortment of fancy articles, Gloves, trai navigation dire ties for busines: lishment, App! New Rochelle, > steamers’ berths can be secured on & CO., No. 3 Wall street freight will age ime oye Casas Rings and Tassels for purves, OOLLEN FACTORY FOR SAL Will sell one half or the whole of 2 Wall street, New York. ERNE he subscriber Woollen Factory, arinington River, 19% miles from mill is in complete operation, and + With water powar On and and forwarded al HATS“FALL FASHIONS, 1819.—-The subscriber by the fall change in the ‘NG. Chatham street, and a atham street, an orner af Wooster streeis where he offers for sale an and elegant assortment ices. He particularly. Warranted water He s. ‘also call Hats, at. the low MONTGOMERY ALA.—The propretors of ably knows to fhe travel between Charleston mralntase the high reputation for comfort and liberality o rangement which it has so | servediy eajoyed. The buildi and convenrentl: "to Paul's st. Montreal. MONTGOMERY improves she occasto) suiliciewt (or auy reasonable extention, seen at Messrs. Coffin, Bi change Plice, New York, where other more particular inforina: GEO, C, iG. mr, gt OGG. 's Store, No. 41 Exe tof Hats and Caps, at Carpenter & Vormilye, New Hartford, Conn, Any Co. 10,000 dollars ‘wanted, 0 Conn.—ipterest at ent, ew York. Kor particulary see Messrs. lace, to his tine Nate Fur to retain their color and sh hisahort nat, Sil 0 Mo eskin mentioned nos went cad aes ith hats setd in this et yasly with hats « yt Som No, 190 Chatham st., and 64 Canal, cor. #2 Sw(twis)em TH WELL KNOWN SOLOMO city upwi Nand surgeon, keeps his office Ki Sink Mlausoec f Jrew, Robinson & C th every necessary parlors, both pub with new beds aud_ bed for comfort and con AND SHOF STORK, EADY respectfully informe his friends Mat and ‘attentive servants, a cellar well stocked with choice old wines, a lable supplied with every luxury that the season and market can afford, and the firm determmatiss the proprietors to omit nothing that will tend to the satis! tion of their guests, will, they trust, ensure them the favorable Attention of the travelling p “'n. compare advan- and the public, th JPEMIOR BLACK T and faithfully execute, may be favored with on the most reasonable terms for en Aa omnibus will, atall be iu readiness to convey pagseugers trom the Railroad and Steamboats to the house, five of char lontwomery, June 7, 1943. Imported, 18 wow (or sale at the Canton ‘Tea Cony i 221 Chatham stro, New Li D & V. SALE AND EXCL ‘in package Price 50 cen and 16 Crosby street. jes now exhibit ¢1 h from the country, oach horses, Also, a number off wi 1 Liberty st, * TS ch street, Fatton street, Bro Srey & co. tof well aloe lor well ti ell. broken and DOCTOR H. BOSTWICK, ERATIVE SURGEON to the New York Medical and ‘onstilted daily between! bers street 8 bales extra heavy, just recely PERSSE & BROOKS, ime New Osleans tore and “Por saleby NE. K'VSLLINS Rt, %© South stree: {Correspondence of the Herald.) Memenis, Tenn, Aug 25, 1843. | Growth of Memphis—Naval Depot— Diversion of Wof River—The Hotels—Churches—Military— Amusements— The Ladies and their Beaus. Mk. Epitor: Having waited in vain for your correspondent of last vear, to make his appearance in your interesting columns, we have ventured to give yeu a slight his tory of our doings, this summer, in the hope that it may attract the attention of some of your numerous readers to this “ young giant of the west,” as our city has been appropriately called. Our town, differént trom most of the towns of the Mississippi valley.has none of that mushroom growth, so common to them during the great speculating mania which pervaded the country a few years since. On the contrary, although possessing nature} advan!ages superior to any of her rivals, her growth to importarece has been slow but steady, and her prosperity brought about by men who have gone ou soberly, with their own good judgment to guide them, as to the real worth of property, rather thon the crazy calculations of seculating iown makers. The consequences are that at present Memphis 16 attracting more attention abroad, and offers greater inducements to enterprising men, than any other place in the south or wes : You are, doubtless, aware that this is the point spoken of, at which the new naval depot is to be es- tablished, and our citizens are sanguine in the be- lief that the western armory will also be located here. Our very efficient Mayor, with the Board of Aldermen, have contracted for the introduction into the city the water of Wolf River, a stream which empties into the Mississippi on the north of the town, which, besides supplying us with water for domestic use, will affurd great power for manufacturing pur- poses. Travellers must be astonished at the many fine buildings, which are erecting throughout the ery, and, we doubt not, will admit that considerable taste has been displayed in the larger portion of them. The Gayoso House, a splendid edifice (oy far the finest in the State) will be opened to the public ear- lv this fall. So says the its enterprising owners. The Exchange Hotel, kept by one of the hest landlords of the south west, 1s the crack house of the place. The City Hotel is doing a good business, but owing to its untavorable location cannot compete with the Exchange There are many other public houses, i are well kept, and compare most favorably with the hotels of the west. Our spiritual welfare is well provided for, aa far as churcies are concerned ; besides those that are al- ready occupied, there are four new ones in the course of erection. ‘The Methodist denomination is the largest and wealthiest in the eity, and are very liberal with their means in the affairs of their church militant.’ Their “meeting house,” when finished, will be an ornament to cur town, as well as the largest in the place. The Catholics have a very neat chapel. The congregation, as yet, is small; but like their brethern throughout the world, very devout They are under the pastoral care of the Rev. Mr MeAleer, a gentleman well qualified for the station he fills. The Episcopalians, under the care of the Rey. Mr. Alston, a talented young unmarried divine, have a tine church, and arrogate to themeelves ail the “aristocracy” of the place ; the br Iles of the ci ty attend this church—but who would expect it other- wise? Mr. Alston is “so handsome,” and has be- spoke the cushioned seats of his Father’s mansion for the especial use of his congregation, so that they will have sore prerention to exclusive gentility in the next world, as well this. a The Baptists bave a new church in the upper part of the city—it is quite small, but very neat. Memphis can boast of but little military spirit— there being but one volunteer company at present, —the Mem bis Blues, a handsome, well-drilled light infantry corps, composed ot thé choice epirits of the pla They are peculiarly happy in the selection of their officers, being all geatlemen of the first stamp. ‘The Guards, a well appointed rifle corpe by some mismanagement have fallen through, thu leaving the Blues to all the tavers of the e1tizens, which are very justly showered upon them on every appropriaty occasion Our citizens beiag more of a movey muking than a pleasnie secking people—the amuserne nis are but tew. We have some among us though who seem ti moke it their study to wear this Jite ws pleasant a> possible. Itisto this elaas that we are indebred tor our usements The theatre is now closed, haviog done but a peor business this last season, ow ing to 118 bad management, and not for the want o! dramatic taste in the city. At present, instead vi the drama, we have two very pleasant places ot re sort, Vauxhall and Concert Gardens, where congre gute everyevening the beauty and fashion of the neighborhood of the respective gardens. We attended the Jatter place a few evenings since and were well pleased, end aow in order thar we may show you a few of the “lion's” of our ty, as well as to enjoy a hauty glance at some few of our belles, put on your most pleasant looks acd accompany us into the Saloon of Concert Garden We are late ; the most of the company have retired, but a few are yet engaged in circling around in the ** mazy dance,” by a coup dail, which must satisty you until the dance ceases. You will be willing to acknowledge that it isan assembly comprising mac: beauty and no little gallantry, but we see your at- tention attracted to the truly haadsome lady at the head of the first cotillon ; her beauty is of the mos splendid order, and she is awarded the title of the “belle of the city” without a dissenting voice, ever from those who might raise some claim to the np pellation themselves. At another time, when w feel more guliant, we will escort you sround, ane allow you to judge for yourself, whether or not the title can be disputed with her.” The finely formed gentleman dancing with her is a warm hearted son of Erin’s Isle; much of a lady’s man. You may think his maoners are very much affected, but allow us to correct you, by aseuriog you that a long ac- quaintance with him leads us to believe that such is not the case. The lady on the right of the second cotilon, we have not the pleasure of an acquaintance with, but beheve she is from a neighboring county, on a visit to her friends in this city. Her avpearance is very interesting, notwithstanding her dregg is not in the est tasto—a great deficiency in the most of our females, which we hope to see reformed. Her part- ner, asmall gentleman, who has something ot the appearance ot a balloon, from the circumstance of his being inflated with his own vanity, is, doubtless relating io her his “travels in Europe,” as this ise we believe, the first night of his acquaintance with her; and le makes it an introductory lecture to every one he is introduced to. Vanity aside, he is a very pleasant gentleman; and, we are to!d, much given to spoiling portraits, which admonishes us that we must deal gently with him. Oa the letc of the first cotulion, dancing earnest! and talking incessantly, yousee a tail figure, whic willput down in your own mind as anything ut a beau; but who, nevertheless, is one, and de- servedly mach of a favorite with the ladi He is recently from Europe, title of nobility, but whether it is applied to him in jest, or as a mat- ter of right, we are not able to sey; sure are we, though, that he deserves tu be a prince, if hie friends report of him correctly. His pertner is Miss ——, weil known in the fashionable circles throughout the State, as a lady ot much talent aac beauty. In the same cotillion with our “ nobleman,” pale gentleman, well made, and very easy and po- lite in his manners. He istrom Texas, and on bis way to Paristo attead the medical schools of that city. His brother is minister from our neigh- boring Republic to the French goverament. Tie tadies say of this gentleman that he is very inte- resting. His name implies as much, being very si milar to Joha Smith, We thiak we have heard the name betore. But, come; they seem determined to keep up the dance all night, and as it ie quite late, let us retire ; we have not shown all the “lions” we would wish, but at another ume we will make ample amends by serving up some who figure ina different sphere, and, perhaps, more extensively. The lad alse shall have our attention ia the next, and we shall then introduce you to some cf our private pares, which you wil! fiad very interesting. However, be fore going, let me introduce to you our very worthy Mayor, Major H——. Here he stands by the soda fount. You willbe certain to be prepossessed in his f wor, Hu fine manners, and handsome dignitied appearance, are sure to Win upon étrangers,wi ile his many virtues, make hima general favorite among his fellow-citizens ; he is a bachelor, devotedly fad | of the fair sex; a soldier in the best genae of tre term —a firm democrat, and a warm odmirer ot the Oj Hero, having served ander him in the Creek war —~ Now we will atiend you t@ your quarters—and then, | or the present, Adieu, Cuarvay. EE Court vor THe Corarcrion or Frrons, Sept 9.—No,. 25 Charles Pumpelly imy’d &e, vs, Aaron Clark. Mr. M. T. Reynolds was heard for respon dent. Mr. J. S. Bosworth was heard ia reply, De- cision postponed till next term. Adjourned until Monday at 120’clock M. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Pattsixaton, Bucks Co., Pa., Sept. 7, 1843. School System in Pennsyloania—Quakers—Aboli- Jas. Gorvon Bennett, Esq.— Dear Sir— The country correspondence of the Herald being of nvuch importance to those residing at a distance from each other, as by its means they accounts of particular local tants than they can obtain elsewher contribute my mite for that purpose. Newspapers, particularly the Herald, have done more to make usacquainted with each other, than any utherehan, The Herald being the grand centre of information of every kind, “real, personal and mixed,” is eagerly sought for at this place, and, im my estimation, hos done more to diffuse usefal iutormarion than all the commou schools in this dis- triet tor the last ten years | schools have been so wretchedly managed latterly, | owing principally to the opposition which the system. | receives from come of our wealthy inhabitants, who. disl.ke taxation as a meane of educating children geverally, and who imagine wealth is a sufficient paseport to society without education—that sufficient not be raised to employ competent teach- ronse quence is, our common echools are nd asystem of education ‘h bonor on het citizens, es and their inhabi- allow me to nell am aware of In fact, our common in a miserable condition; which has reflected so much bo is with us doomed to fall into disgrace. This is a beautiful ‘region, and nature has been lavish of herfavors Vegetation, under the influence of this delightful weather, progresses rapidly, and bids fair to reward the husbandman witn a great ‘This is one of the oldest cettlements in the United States, being part of the original purchase of Wil- A great number of the inhabitants still hold to the tenets of that (fuly great and benevolent man—he who never sought to obtain lands by fraud and violence—and whose followers, by their integ- nity and benevolence, eecured the aff original helders of the soil to such an extent, that in the darkest days of Indian warfare, no outrage was ever attempted on their settlements. generally very uopretending men, there are some among them of very fine talents, and most sound and discriminating judgment; the kind of men who do the real business of life, and give character, by their usefulness, integrity and benevolence, to their Among these men I might number Mr. J. M——r, Je, Dr. L, and many ctions of the age and generation. Abolition has its friends here. Net that fanati- cism which would light the torch of civil diseord and wrong one man to right another, which would array one section of the Union against the other in deadly wartare, and ivfl.ct an evil a thousand fold greaterthan the ove (hey wish to remedy. they would preler that Congress devise some mean to purchase ‘he slaves of the south, and in so doing peaceably rid the country of the stain of slavery ‘n- tailed on us by our English toretathere, and which we have not ag yet been enabled to wipe off Fallsington, Pa. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Negax Morrisvitie, Bucks Co., P, Sept. 9, 1848 ittoCupt Partridge’s Military and Classical Ine stitute, near Bristol—Trial of old Black Bob for Rape on the Children— Mormons and Religious Me tings established. Dear Benner Since my last communication addressed to you, I have made several flying visits through the small villages bordering on the Delaware river, in the lower part of the old county of Bucks, and if time vermits, shall give you at times short agcounts of Forthe present occasion I cannot omit to tellyou thet I made the Military aad Ciassieat It is under the immedia’e care and Partridge, of the Institute a visit. direction ot the venerable Capt Te college is two miles be tol—the buildiog® are extensive—their postion and ¢ Tomarkably handsome and imposing. awn ertuated between the puildings ond river ie used tor drilling and otner military exer ‘The pupils, who are called cadet i structed in enihera civil or miitary education, as The cadets, during the last ses sion, (were mostly inatrveted in the art of war, duty, the art of fortification, defence, &e. Ist of the monrh on immeni people, perhaps 2000, visited the institute, with seve- ral companies of volunteers from Philadelphia, for of representing the battle of Bunker's Hill, which wae done to the satistaction of all, save ctators, who were so badly a! Rot in any possible manner keep np their heads to witness the firing, evolutions, i Capt. Partridge acquitted him- self in a very gentlemanly manner throughout the whole of the arduous scenes and duties that were necessarily imposed upon him, and certainly merits a large hare of public patronage for his devotedness to the instruction of our youth by inspi witha love of the protecting military powers of our they may prefer. concourse ot a tew of the 5) the neck that t manauvring, &c. y Tho trial of the old negro, Kelsey, of whom the If-rald contained the firet notice, and from which ill the Philadelphia papers copied, was a matter f great astoniehment at Morrisville, possible! But it was the fact, forl, myself, read itineog, and could scarcely refrain from telling them your secret eprings for obtaining not only the earliest intelligence of all affairs, both foreign and domestic, but also the most authentic. ® springs are really likened unto the electro galvanic telegraph, of which the notable Dr. Lardner talked so much about whilst in New York. probably by Tuesdey, the Friends’ meeting as usual, a week ago this Sabbath—a/ter meeting wes over, and he out of the house, he was again arrested and taken betore a magistrate, and finally committed and bore off ii lestown jail, tot actually coromi The cbjact was to ail out of the way, bnt alt this does not ¢ excitement, and any one that cannot realize his being guilty from his advanced age and imbecile powers, 18 almost 1 tionist, and threatened togbe mobbed, if not treated to a ride on a rail, with a coat of tarand feathers. Of the resuit of the trial 1 shall endeavor to in- form you at an early period. There are some thirty or more subi coed to altend ax witnesses to bis If your worthy and venerated citi- ac I. Hopper, were to stand by old Bol and have a!l the cireumstanzes of the case we! Pau; Brown to explain and ba- lance the scales of justice, it is thought, by not a few, he would be cleared. As it is, he is sell, with no opportunity of conferrmg wit Win R. Dickerson, Bi Hoe opponent isthat old ely, shrewd and croes-+ yed ex judge, John Fox, Erq. . The Mormonsiiave mace quite an impression upon sol the inhabitants hereabonts, converting and even baptising in a sinel! mill pond seve: believe as yet they are all of the weaker eex; al- though there are many men that t lecture. As for preaching,I do not consider that they ch and give Godly advices like the generality It is true they are very and speak remarkubly very utmost to make re the only peeple How was it trial will come on atanter to Do arepe ana cl denounced as an abeli- character, &c. probed, with David one but hia counsel, young lawyer ike to hear them stian ministers rsed in the seripturt fluent, aud endeavor to all believe thacthe Mormons 1 3 who ere traly in the way of going to the kingdom A considerable impulse has been given to the erec'ion and establishment of new meeting houses, since Miller's views were propagated in these purts. No less than tour or five have been est within afew months, in a circuit of about six miles. I mean four houwes have been erected and eecu- pied—ail free except one, which isa Presbyterian in Centreville, three miles from Ilsington, end five aod a halt from pices meeting house RIS plendid assortment ty, cannot be eurpes: He will sell to {Cheaper thaw those who do not Strangers and ochers who aly rorted to eal avd aa we Fedde. allot which he pledges him ind fase the meat fa tidious, aa rosa ers that he has anew s outfitting of ew collars, bosoms, s] combric handkerehtels, gloves an Ponecuality observed oiealy Next to the Herald THEAT—62 Sacks Prime Tilinois Wheat, landing from ship Ocmulgee, for sale by DI INS & » K COL a