The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1843, Page 1

———=—===zz" Vol, IX.—No, 254.—Whole No. 3460, NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 16, 1843. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN RO ; LT i ATH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL FOR HIVERPOOL—The New Line— Regular Packet of lth of Septomber—Thve_ vew aplen . Of 1200 and 440 horse po shi LEN y SWE Appointed by the Admiralty to sail hetween ‘Liverpool and Fae ania iad tape Will pail ta he taeabar toae ston, calling at Half to nd aud ecqivs Paauen he. 16th Sept. s wengers and Her Majesty's Mails. net arly ing necomodations un be for ance and comiort, apply on board, ti ing slip, oF to Ob LvEL & MINEURNS. “ 87 South st. Tiic'ige packer Snip. Rochester, Captain John, Britton, 800 HIRERNTA, | “Capiain Charles HF. Taking tons, will stecred the Queen of ns Wests and sail om het te AGADEA ” Captain Reward @., bore eet. Comber she BRUPANNIA, ‘aptain John Hew’ 8 FOR LIVERPOOL—Regular Packet 16th Octo- Will gail for Boston via Hal fix, er—The fie fist sailing New York built packet ship From Boston. From Livenroon. ROCHE S it » Britton, master, 800 tons, wil Ryrie, 16th August. 19th July. sail on her regular day, 10 ber Juildns, Ist Sepes 4th August. For freight or passage, having very superior accommodations, Lott, 16th do ith do sea wien | IY HO the Catal oe bord ar we Cie Buding alt of to ps ay enced surgeons, and ace supplied with |e *" WOODHULL & MIN TURNS, 07 South st- Passage to Livertoal ¢18)—To Halifax og ee Im Bursl ter, 1050 " he fine’ packet thip Hottinguer, Tru Bursley, master, No bertiis secured tons, will succeed the Rocheaer and sail on her regular’ day, 16th November. FOR NEW ORLEANS—To sail Monday, 10th —The first class favorie ship ALFRED, Captain Myers, will sail as above. Her between decks will heatly fitted up for the accommo-lation of 2d cabin and steer- age passengers. ‘Those desirous ol secunig qu to make early application on board (ue 4} JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South nea slér ausr secured until paid for, Rica gel to 2 y D. BRIGHAM, Je No.3 Wall st. Sew’ Votk, ie berths will req ire ip at Murray’s w! f, FOR CHARLESTON, HAVANA, KEY WE*T, NEW mas Topped cause TER MEU ERLE rey et come snauder, will sail as above, ‘This steamer has been put 1 com> blete order for the season, and has extensive accommodations, foot of Wall street, or to street, ‘all street, 9 rr —The subscriber has first class ships sailing weekly for e port, by which passage can be engaged rt the orrent 8 N. ir with large and airy state rooms. = ST Sieertreeeamnat “or passage oF frei ie, Daptei OR NEW. ORLEANS—Lonisiana and Ni Weard, foot of Ninth melt of spesisy apply to the Captain on York Line—This day at 2 P. Passengers by ‘A. HUBBARD & CO., 39 Perk slip. hip HUNTSVILLE, Caperin Cornell, will New York, Sept. 11, 1643, a shltos#ee. ‘on board, at Orleans wharf, foot cf Wall street, at 20’elock. _— — Shippers will confera particular fivor by sending in their STEAM SHIP NEPTUNE. Captain | Billsot Lading early this moming, to Williata Rollins—To sail on Saturd>y, c= E. K. COLLINS & CO, 56 South street. Z tober 7th, at-4 clock, P.M., for Charleston, | Agents in New Orleans, Hullea & Woodruff, who will Key West, Havana, New Orleans, anc Gal: | promptly forwardall goods ir addiess, veston, Texas ‘This superior packet stea- | — The packet ship Mu pi, Capt. Hillard, will succeed the {ier is wore being overhauled ‘and put in perfect order for the Her cabins and state rooms are el sengers can rely en every comfort an Ttuntsville. sl6-r FOR NEW ORLEANS—Touching in Kastand West Florida, vie: St. At a myrna, Indian River, Cape Florida, ud est tly furnished, accommodation ge as above, in the cabins or steerage, and for hight specie for Charleston, apply to y mpa Bay, Cedar Keys, Port Leon, Apalachicola and Ply) H.BROWER, _ | Peusacola The splendid steamship CINCINNATI, J. Smith, ar sb Wall's:, | masters (who has heen long engaged in the navigation, between Florida and New Orleans,)_ will leave ¢ Istof October next, and after the arviv igton bonts, for all the above places, For sesage only, having supe- accommodations, apply on boar or if be letter, post paid, JOUN B LAFITTE, ‘Agent, Fitzsimmons’ Wharf. Charleston, 8. C., Sept. 9th, 1813. ¥OR HALIFAX & LIVERPOOL. Th I he Roval Mail Steam Ship BRITAN- »,J. Hewitt, Esq., Commander, will Boston for the above ports on Saturday Jouh instan sid tolr FOR NEW ORLY ANS—First Pack fast sailivz packet ship ARK A urges, sails positively as above, her re- DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRhL OD 3 ‘ : Ko.—Persons abut remitting money ( theit | seerage pumsrgsm, toss washing. to, accuse beste should gy ends in the “old country,” ean be sup- | fail to make carly application on board, or to lied wich Drafts in sume 13 y Poa, OF pscomT a Mune, Pays Peck slit be i yrthout dineowne orany other chargey a the. National baker] es org EE ecg eee oa r 1. Bamned"& Ci ee pate Bion Regulax Line-The well knowa fest suiliag “pool, ‘Bastern Bauk of Scotland, Greenock Ban! packet brig G. D. LAMAR. Capt, ‘Bannerman, w Sait punetually as above, and cau accommodate a limited num- ber of cabin, second cabin, and steerwe tion be made on board, foor of Max Wo & J ing Compasy, dir Win. Forbes Hunter & Co, the branches ia every post town throu Scotland and sales, which deatts wi steamm Britaun's@y Scotland. and shout England, Lrelasd, il be forwarded vy the W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT passengers, if early ap 14 Lane, ot to, ‘. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck “lip, corner South street. 1b ec At their General Passage O7fios,t 3 Peck 8 ity, comer Sontist. | > TT 5 y AN fer i 'O LET—The rear part of the store, No. 218 Broad- N. B.—All lerters from the country must come post paid. fag way, wider the “American Niuseum, size of the room about 90 by 29 feet; entrance through the. hall adjoining roadway, next to the nea sepafate eutrance cin be had from he city, and Ce OPLE’S GINE ing one of the most. central situations in tl bunk, OF La es ag a £ #OR ALBANY—Daily at 7 o'clock P. M~ 1 ( at Frauily at Zovelock FM ~~ | well located for a billiard room, or almost any other business.— cone i ibe tet Buniday exeepteds | | Pyasession ean be had imimediataly. Enquire on the premises, The steamboat KNICKERBOCRER, Capt. A, P. St.John. | "7 ay wee 4 tice Mill lecve Monday, W ednesday and Friday Evenings, at seven | 72" a bg td SHR 5 : MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY, peeodaes hastoben eid. saciiee te Ap Figoahton, will leave { Aho Tis perme Clie scablisuoene sai Fo: Absofehock Mi Lindinga TotrmediatePlaen, | ardrntbis Aorta tha A ete Co Steamboat NOWEH AMERICA, Capt. M. H. Truesdell, will leave Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday after- noon, at 5 o'clock. ‘Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W. Brainard, wu leave: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evening, at five o'clock. inaiztain the high reputation for comfort, and liberality neat Which it has so long, aud they trust, not unde- ly enjoyed. ‘The buildings, which are very spacions vanieutly arranged ‘ , have beeu thoroughly repaired, anid the Led rooms both double and: siugle, have been refumnished Passengers taking this Line of Boats will invariably arrive jn | With new beds and bedding, also,, with every necessary article Albany fn ample thine to take the Morning ‘IYain of Cars for | © Sen neslcoay eee ote Rennie Nias alte ¢ast or west. ‘The above boats are new and substantial, are furnished with neat and elegant State Rooms. end for speed and accommoda- tious are pervaded sae te P. C. Schul ‘or Passage or Freight, apply orto P. C. at he office on the wharh) ri ea careful and ‘attentive servants, a eellar well stocked rice old wines, a table supplied with every luxury that avon and market ‘can affe f Uwir guests, will, they trust, easure them the fi rable f'the travelling pu Au omuivus will, at all won kit wet LOCK MORNING LINE rier ( Gogyie? neenens from the Railro: x BANY. * intermedi vats he house, free of charge. Landi ihe. steamboat emery, June 7,183. WeTILLEY & OO, nge— Fr ‘Brest ‘ast and Dinner on he Finpire on Monday, Wednesday ¥ Ou Tnesd-y, Thursday and Saturday, Landing ay—Caldwell’s, West Point, Newh ugh, Hampton, 'U. Red Hook, street. ‘Leaves New York— and Friday. ‘The T'ro at? A.M. BOOT. AND SHOE STORE. JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends and the guolic, that he has commenced business, inthe above be 50,000 size Segars. A carpenter's work, to go to of temperate habits. Albert do, Copenh of domestic above—No. 3333 Ann st. “UD here’s a dele N oker' ‘The saying is t ey oft t porsesses the aU livening te and Lud enables the sinoker to pu ‘This luxury always your snve Ifon 8) Sin Maider Ifyou visit him once, For he gives satisfaction at His Segars are the choicest By a competent agent seleet~ Direct from Havana, by specia And none in the city with hy Colburn, Regalias ‘oriegas, Trabucas, Victori Principe, Esperanzas, Imperial ¢ best in the country that Cassadoras, La Normas, an His Dos Comparieros and exq With others that have compet For his customers, SEIXAS In order to secure a continuance of with which SEIXAS has been so long favored, te lias engage Havana, to seleet the To! a special and compen’ he making of all stock on hand is more extensive and superior ‘to thac of aay similar establishment. ber the Number, 3 MAIDEN LANE, Howard's 2s diy GARS, TOBA 32,000 of the Florida brand, do di 20,000 Low pric M Bales of Guisa Tobacco. 8 Bales of Havana 6 Cases of F 12 Bags of superior For sale by aul7 Im*r SEGARS. Tane promptly you eall; ‘eu will do so egain, oot exoumsite brands, Ja Normas, aud Stars, », BUGAR & COFKT FUST RECEIVED, ofthe celebrate! Lond By ron brangl, consisting of Regalias and m=ivm Havanas, do do do. nbor St, Jago White 8 ree Labor St, Jago White Sugar. do’ Coffee, No. 6 Wall tin smoking, sv know.” vw where to find lity: rare ‘neering the mil if away care. to obtain, wre to all. with exre, 1 commands, 1) Compare, jee pare} Sewars, you ean procnre, ugress beside, Quisite brady tion defied, has always oo hand, ~ f the spprobation aud Custos C0 \93 Cone ve. His. SeRars Usat he vin, by him co ve gean lo do. foe. A. A. SAMANOS, nd 289 Broadway. A. SAMANOS offers for + Muscovado Sugar, and 15 bags of Coffee, aay? Ue in to. 10 hhds Sun cured Muscovado 4 boxes white Sugar, free labor juisa Tobacco, «uitable for manufac- 18 bales superior turers. 950,m. Renate: of Lord Byron, Woody: !e,anda variety of other brands. NTED—A NTE, Cooper, anda tJ od Apply asabov* No, 6 Wall st, 10 hi brig 1’ yaz, from St. Jago re . ' Sugar suitable for refiners Mi? wright that understands 2 Cuba; must be single and 8 Im*r NUFF, IGARS AND TO vats. an_ importation d; Foot’s Irish hi , Violet Strasbu agen, etc; Los nus of the subscribe On hand a prime lot of Havana C a ia,” **Panetela,” ete. ‘Tobacco of the most ‘Cavendish German, (4 qualities) Seafarlatti, ani cos;Duceh and Ey cigar cases; tub appertain: sale at wholesale aud retail. t fan es} tu Di ing to, a wel MR au 21 Im*ec ORGIGN WIN 0. 39% Au HL advertiser has for sale. the ious oF the very best quality, Old Freneh Brandy in-cask Holland lambural ‘Madeira W' Sherry, Muscat, atalor ort, Invalids and others wi ‘ine in pipes an 1 ther ber’s manufacture, ra AL stocked cobacconist’s establishment, for ng G. NEWCOMBE & SON, AND LIQUOKS, treet, New indy in eqske ahd boule imported in 1600) jordeaux, Mars @.es “* ii find pare liquors, unadulterated as al9 Im*m SACCO—Just received | 1 of cho igh toasts | Morton’s mixture, Prince with a large assortment igars, ““Moriega,” “La Nor- approved brands, Turkish, Suanish smoking tobac: jones’ Royal patent matches; nuff boxes, and every article No. 4 Wall st. York, lowing choice importa- id bottle: t Poughkeepsie, Hyde Park, Kinuebveck, Bristol, | line, at No. Nassau street, where he will thankfully receive Catskill, Livdson, Coxsackie aad + inder! 7 and faithfvll execute, all orders he may be favored with on the ivaer most reasonable terms for cash jarclay strees, OF On Feom «=i Cail, examine Bank Billa, Specie, | the very best 4 d | made to your orders at the ve "The new low pi steainer on Weducsday, at 7 o’cloek in the “The new low pressure steamer TOV, on Tharsday, at 7 o’clock in the mornin, pkoT Famers, apply at the alien, foot ot “All Goods, Freight, Bog: SAVE YOUR MONEY. LL AND WINTER BOOTS, por than at any other estab sd of the fi th everlast be conv ry of boot Notice. patent soles on, lo-w price of five dollars and fit- 1 zaRe, or any other kind of Property, taken, shipped, or put on boar the Boats of this Lineanust be at the nai of the owners of such | ty cents por neir + the sume quality of. boots are selling at other goods, anl6r | establishnicats at from $7 50 to $2. Call at a CUBBERLEY & MICKELL, INDEPEND) LAR OPPOSI-| 512 im*m 127 William st., N. Y. TION NIGHT FOR ALBANY & T eee Direct, without Landi HATS—FALL FASHIONS, 1843.—The subscriber commodious and substantial stermboxt ped te improves ‘he oceasiou presented by the fall change in the it. O. House, will leave New York from the foot of Bare! thion of hats. to, invi frends, customers and the public street, ou Mondays, Inesdays and Fridays: will leave | in general, to his Establ ents, No. 130 Chatham an an ‘Phursdays, and | 94 Canal, comer of Woos' y aud ‘Troy on Sundays, ‘Tuesdays aud inspection a lerge and elegant inue these trips for the ee) so pply on i at Meduced rates, rd. extremely low prices. He partenlarly invites _ PB, S.—The above boat has undergone a thorough repair, andis | to his fine Nutria Fur Hats nt $3, warranted water in first rate order, s2im*r_| to retain tl lor and shay je would also call their atten short nept Silk Hats nt $2 25 and $2 60. Also, his Moleskin Hats, at the low price of $3. The above- for ALBANY AND 'TROY direct, without | mentioned Hats are neat aud durable, and “rs, compare advan- Janding—the splendid low jreesare steamboat | tageously with tints sold ta thus eicy af $Bane $4. SWALLOW, Captain A, McLean, will leave the foot of HENRY BANTA, Courtlandt street every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Chatham st. end 94 Canal, cor. Wooster st. ereuiugs, a7 o'clock, for Albany direc "The Swallow has a large aumber of state rooms.and for speed and accommodations is not surpassed on the Hudson. ans ec fi CK EVENING LINE | supers SEVEN ae 82 Sw COR HOUSE. HE subscribers will bx havo e> arrange with familie and Saglopeatione 0 wince ¢ nlao with parties of single REGULAR ‘OPPOSITION FOR BOS- | gentlemens who may p rate cates ble terms. LO FON, tia NEWPORT, AND PROVE. Wiioteesie eee SCEMAN'C SEETSON $1, 50; ae = F + Deck 6 CARLTON HOUSE. oe Oar ie ect CURTIS PEC: Captain TPHE SUBSCRIBERS are preoaced to. make arrangements in. H. Peck, leaves arket slips East fever, every | L. with families and single geutieaea for the winter of by the be rp ee Welneaday snd Friday, et 5 p°cl0se FM oo oop | M74, chon Tecra Cae sheneat are the same aa heretofor x ly 7 nA . pri ol! i are ie as heretofore, et pathiahidishea sesh need ving $50 er day. BENSON & HODGES. mn oe Bok sid im*ec NEWARK AND NEW YORK.—Fare Cents PAS. 124g Cents !—The splendid steamer AIC, after June 5th, wall run as follow: 3] foot of Barclay street," New York, at 10 A. M. 4 the foot of Centre street, Newark, at 73 4.M , and 4s aelapenyepenereiply Phe rccominodations both for pasteniers and freight have been rently improved. . Mepreigit carried at very low rates, ‘dy 16 ame STATEN ISLAND FERRY, Foot | ALK. OF WHITRHALL ST.—The. steandoa STATEN ISLANDER and SAMSON wi New ¥ (AMERICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK —Having comple ted the repairs and alterations of Ue American Hotel, an toby T have cued to 1) T respectially ati patronage.» T tablishment i tain is, imm peted, and every ju + It fronte 0 the Park, and the F tayo the hoe has been newly car- thoroughly repaired: eee SPW al. B. COZZENS._ ATIONS’ HOTEL, No, ili Broadway, next below Hotel. This establishinent continues to do busi- inegs at ite former oF ustial moderate ch ‘Transient Boarders for Board and Lodzing Permanent Board and Lodging per week, y fr in the ¢ 1) rua 4s follows w ther notice -— ea a or 10, 12, 2, 384, 5, 6 ‘Transient Lodgers, Staten Island 8, 9, 10, 12, 2, 4 9, 6 i Permanent Lodgers without Board per week, au ‘are required to be particularly marked and Board without Room per week, are at hereof, wor i REM par i . . Gi if at this hotel are not confined to any parti- SH ea PANGEYENT FOR | colarhour fordining, as they can dine at any hone frou 12 103 ~ Hock, Oran House and Eatontown Landing. | 6 sid Steod¥ec Pp he ge pong i 5p alpeedeeg S = poh NE te ERENCE. AME pICAN AND OTHER e ran as follows, r hursday, 971}, » ZENS.—| HL, No. ; oie) ne New York, fromthe foot ef Robinson street of Greeufich ‘street <P> Belamotin les the bons 75 ins y , Thursday, aud Saturday, at 10 o'clock, A. M Rude fonnow Landing ou Monday, Wednesday and'¥riday, Vieewasbe ill run as above, weather permitti notice "ATL baggage at the risk of the owners. cents. Stages will be me ids and the public generally, that the partuershi re existing between the isdvertiser and J. Bonnard, has Ived by mutual consent, aud that he i old establishmeut, situate as by him for the past five years. thoroughly repaired and renovat un. ion Hote] has been sui) now. contains ax com ~ attendance to convey passengers | plete and comfortable sitting and’ lodging’ rooms. as ‘ean, be a lennmid landing ‘places to any part of the county re | found ia the city. The cooking devertment ts conducted a la , ” Framesiee, and inost amply supplied. without regard tp cost, ‘Shrewsbury wil! go the inner passage, when practicable | and the prices gharged to = ‘ae in conformity with the Teties | times. An excellouc'Tablp d'llote is ready every day ‘at 30 prerean ann Hoek,for which the moderate price nf-31 cents only is charded. NEW YORS AND KINGSTON STEAM FREIGHT | he advertiser hopes | Tat exertions and present desire to "AND ill insure PASSAGE LINE, give satistaction, m the patronage of his fellow For Kingston, ane, Delaware and Hadson | countrymen, and of all gentlemen who may wish to obtain Foy moaned EMERALD aud NOK —< fare and accommodation, at the least possible expense, > sl Im*ec LD, Captain John Ketcham, will leave a rey TO HOTEL REEPL RS. Murray street, every Monday and Thursday FOR SALE, the Tans fratare wd fie of, the very po namgon, (Tonjout Janding) every Weduesday Te NSE ott neat ine the b A ten HO. 14, Captain John Samuels, will leave New | house is j most perfect onder, aud nent nd on Curniehe Warren street, every Wednesday and Satorday at | i sera rootnas The ta {whic diaing Foon on the Flay aS vives “EXTRA TRIPS, Th : Moor are tinequalled ‘The EMERALT will lave the foot of Murray. strug «vor uty fronting on Yard and on, Hroad- ee ee Ore ne rere ene e ing om the churchyard, with four of Moores best 1 ables, re e board, purtenanes Jon io them. To any person Hor Height or PT RATSONS BARLOW & CO. vahing to ctibark in, auch as establishment, who tne. got adi 3m*r 2 F 164 West etreot, | incans, the whole will be sold on fiorubte terms. For further “hie: 2k perticulars enqaire on the premises ot Vis. Cotter. NEW ARRANGEMENT. i FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED, “UM VIDENCE AND BOSTON, pine STON L SCIENCE : ING v"AND NEWHOK a Lompow | icin Dr. Lard Of the Tollowing sujerior steamers, rin -eonneetinn wi ; the Btomuagion aud Botte, Capt Comstock prilorien sod cer Biomman xd PROVIDENCE. Cine hase ee RUBS GE'S PLAN) TARIUM, ARRAGAN Sh PT. ine exhibition of which excited sueis general approbation in = MOHEGAN. thle city leas sopeon, ill tn afew dass open a raloon for One of he Will leave New York daily (Sundays except: | ‘hott time, in whic ijves series oF pond Tectareg en BERS A Le Rage nv SL | ae awe Speci i NOU citain Thayer, on Monday, and |", instructive and amusing eaperrorents in phy'sicay au Yednesday for ‘Stouwuson ‘and Newrors, and Wrigay for | (ve ou)"cts ofeientifie interwar which wiil be particulatly tuinkton, . Prt oe " SSACHUSE STS, Captain Comstock, on Tres | _— aay nya Ha fle, Stomiuaton, and Batarday for Stouine- Re hore Li a 4 , Newport and Providence. 4 U e ‘ue splendid an foe iti 3 Heinen Tealad' ty Prowiietie' and. Bgtony ant Tor S648" exhibigion inthe Lycaua.and that uel heats Newport will paceed inthe suramer Nchegau (in seeriog ov. | Koy 5, Recpatoual notice nat exblauation at his Lectures, ae ia ent ee tarot tic | fe, baron may conus Cnet hw HH Nispnehsens ‘or Rhode Ivland, and then breakfast on board | #10"! i yractical science during his visit to New York. the Mohegan. s “phe. glove. stennere have ‘been thoroughly equipped and ALCHERS FALL FASHION roared to promote celerity of travel Nomar and se ; AL. Pratt porvengess, and not surpwceed by any im the United FOR GENTLEMEN'S ATs, 13. ‘at his old stands, 204 and mest of men’s, boys’ and chil- LJ sll im*ec ates, Kor qorly, dh bord, at north ee uWe Jy forsale aud inspection Bot € Ss wich street. is elegant assort ware or freight, which is taken at ide of pier No. Lb ht agent, on iced , a fi et fy he ate ai sleamecs’ berths oan be secured on | “°" = patter = 0) i Toe wg ge NR SS Mita enon oP HRapWicae AY the 10th inst, FY ‘ ealfocwarded alter halfpast'4 EM Tene me | IMPORT EH OF HARDWAKE AN Nb cUnLERY, REE “oF quarter, (oF sale atall times, att 8 NOW OPE SING a comple, rtment of goods in hi Be Tes tee Pratale te ers here | Ling which he offers at vole or popula oes loteent ‘Tied Avene, Goat ade) in 26th street, ol a superior ality, | aermerge tiny cas be purchased at in thi city, Agent for aun delivered at te fow Fate as ean be. bom ht Be Coopers’ Gi ent, i he is ihe 4 Country n ats Will please (avor him witha call previous wauas ia? ma to making ja. * aug) im*r heir assortinent of theabove goods, and all other articl appertaining to a gentleman's wi be’ are rich, varied, ans exten: and well worthy the attention of the fashionable community, they wonld part style of geatlemea’s shirts, ne contain rts form of the w of linen used w ing, uly to,the comfort of the wearer, but to the beaut form. as 9 manifest to the Judges of the ate fair at the aw: to the subscribers; their natentelastic Brac M ment of En which for beauty, elegance, and in this city, being bought for cash. sisting of stocks, sey ‘of all kinds. -B. “Punctuality observed strictly in filing all orders. B. SANFORD, vogue, is read: asa fashions comment. trade—not as a B. SANFORD (CASH TAL * ton has just opened an ent ish and r i adhere to the cash principles. Strangers an ¥ h ing our city, are respecttul his rich assortment of goods, al 10 make in a stvle and fashion Ie sortment of g fa, collars, eaders, silk and linen ‘cambrie s9Im*r Next to the reuch Cloths, on Wh which, shall please the must tidious, as regards good entting, workmanship, and prices tlemens’ outtitting of every description, co: bosoms, shirts, nen ‘cambric handkerchiefs, ‘gloves aud hur ORINGSTORE) 127 Ful- ly new and splendid assort- iieres, and Vestings, t be suryassed ral i He friends and customers 25 per cent cheaper than t 80 W id others and ex: ledges hi wh iVited 0c which he pl s- lin would also inform his customers that he has anew and entire drawers, Herald Offic York, 10 TAILORS—STINEMET’S New and Complete Sy ig every kind of Fashionable Garment now in for deliyery. As the reputation of the author tem for Cutti ie cutter, is too well is. system. ew York and Pari This system cannot be affected fashion, and work, and mi can be forwai ith confidence, offered to the re theoretical invention (or speculation, ) and precise ‘ingtruc u ease and certai es of garments now worn, both in Euro} recommended to the profess ay be obtained of the aurhor, 99 Cedar street, aud wo any part of the United States. known to require newspaper sand Will be found to con- is, as to enable il the various id America. by the future changes of as a standard si eodtw*e DEPOT OF GENTLEMEN’S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES. READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, &.&e. HE Subscriber would call the attention of their patrons and strangers visiting th city, to sortment of sto at present manntaet: wr Pi earer, thereby nder the old « This improvemen* meriean Institite i perpons. x larly recommended to ‘eravats, gloves, suspenders, pocket was, hosiery, ‘and other under shit ‘cularly recommend their new their rich and exteusive as- wool, merino, i dra’ we ture of the fish, ‘The soil mast While those wh cellent remedy sickness, jen chan; th be nerati it may ery; these with the on time it is ever use them: it is their health-res diate circle. F are more to be in he se of ne tron mon seise, He getiv. A Bi im; We telly dysentery for» spoonful of had rubbed 4 the molasses foolish pei woul oli Will all you Brandreth’s Pi Brandreth can. Brandreth he wil nada whi often curse his atirely eu use of the B The use of caine they are has fully p omission of pu ow im will not only b uted THR! Jof such in mongers of th cate of agency oad pices owery, 18934 The Blow ‘owler, many improvements. are cut to suit the th the large Overplus i ing not 'y of the of eu that the first premium was ne habit whi have acquired the of stooping. They will be found of immense benefit to persons of se the souabl stowed on maki dentary habits, by bracing the ack, and expand the chest, ment to the free use of the arms tion to their patent elastic Russia may depend on being suited with the articles, by calling at the old estab i ahr: au 20 Im*ec 237 Broad ~ON CHANGE AGAIN—RE; STAND ed, after a seven _ effects resulting from large sto to inform his numerous customers ly, that he has effected (thanks lease of of his old stand. No.4, (formerly 5) Wail faghionable garments. during his wanderings, he invites their return to tly ict adherance to his well estab’ Of the public geyersity he so- | t + with the assurance of a si fame for skill and punctualit icits a call, i ‘wit cloths, cassimers, vest iappy to make up in the ‘most ble charges, for Cash Only. T' ing edofhim. C. beock conti ment. sil imr Sign of the Gol “ To such of his old patrons who may have lost sieht ings, cal nd trimming, as when the cloth is x shoulders, they. strengthen will be fotund of no impedi- rhey wonld also eal atten- or riding belt, (Gentlemen and most fashionable Btol RSELLS & AGATE, way. comer of Park place. _ TURN TO THE OLD years’ experience of the evil res and Inryer ren and the €: nerale To & consien Jord) t, Mor- nw catreet, ard for vy iy GN' OF THE GOLD! in quest of good cis of 1 wl same care aad atte ues in. the cutt y 38: COX JAMES LACY, RAPER AND TAILOR, 62 continaes to make up Gentle want of ing, 3! r purchasing elsewhere. A trial wil the most economical, that for beaut ship, and at such extraordinary low pris ‘most fashionable style, at his usual id call and examine his select CHARLE:! . iden Fleece, No.4 Wail st. | John street, near Williom, men’s garments of superiv f new and fashionable cloth i be ty of style of workman- his establishinent cannot be surpassed by any in the city. Gentlemen, tarnishing their own goods can have them made and trim: goods returned. au2t mr fect fit warran' or the price of the TERMS CASH. WM. T, JENNI NGS & CO. RAPERS AND TAILORS, 231 Brondway, American Hotel, opposite the Fountain, ment of seasonabl ings, Ste., in all t) ance that’ which has e 0 liberal a while our arrangemeuts are sucl ders in future with prom be A feature in the extablishment, those requiring articles for imi our ‘stock, of an assortment of first ments, consisting of Surtonts, Dress Coats, Veet avelt vPravelling Frocks, A choice collection of Sitk and Betin Searts, fentbepehiel, = Tnder Shi Maslin Shirts, - At prices which must offer indw jJy% Im*ee }, including U new and various solicit att git atteption to an eggori- or which must commend it to ate use, is the addition to t quality ready le Frocks, Pantalcons, Office Coats, Dressing Gowns, ke. SHIRT MANUFACTOR AND GE 69 MAIDE shirts, tinder garments, ‘Shits and under garments short aotice, For sale, a Counting drawers and book rack. au2d im*r i ENTLEMEN'S men of families desirous. of Y, LEMEN’S FURNISHING STORE, ANK.—Just received the latest and inos approved French pattem shirts. A general assortment of josiery, cravats, handkerchiefs C. order and repaired at up ito , Wal, COLLINS. ik | LEFT OFF WARDROBE—Geutle | ™ converting their lett off wear ing apparel into caah, ean obtain for the same the highest cash POR famities and gentlemen quitti dence, having any supeetiuows mnuch’to their advantage to. sen attend them at their residence by -eppokutmmen A line through the post office, oF ot! and veuae 17 Ime w& CO, teution. PrCHothing cleaned, altered se ‘0. 110 William street, corner of y have recent of a Town CF GOO RE ted ‘by 4 con 900 , they offer for ale, in wholeaale Berlin Zephyr and German Wor nent. *fferlin Embroidery Patterne—a choi of cotton, favass tor kmbroidery, and sy iver, of ail, widths Chenille, for embro Purse Twist, German, F Ifor the suber ing the No. 6 J wat TT, John street, and 437 Broad- extensive supply e+ Sat and Teall, ow Ii rated—the most complete as ce selection. ‘7 Sanek Tess sl es. + wold nalities ‘rimming and f king. mel and Eaghsh, plain nud shaded, te gheiug, s¢he, and on spec ud Fringe makers, in okeine and recliiers, superbly embroidered, and ‘Trim meee panty cones br Gold, Silver and Ere Beads, in all Nos, 5 cd Steel ent Hshccl Bid ioe a Coe AN ae mbroidery Frames, and a variety of different Faney Arti+ Lion. wil lee! " by py Butera aa ol yi imtee . D. Ber John Howe, Theo. Martin B. H. Cary Bashiord & Terrier, ONTAGIOUS Dis' TEMPERAMENT rr n00n be over; our sic that constant pay and coustant w mach; it may be a nervous affection disease curable by the Brandreth suse they impuri trom the body, all that ¢ im manner feed the further progress of the malady, no matter how called; thus Is are not only the most ‘proper med y medicine that need or ought to be used. ‘At the present the approach of of alt anhealthy humors, » bowels are ou ho was dying from constipated bowels what cured Pills, both This geatlemar ad his cours pved always harmon portant it ‘is that this course the name ¢f the importance througho OMEA NBIC S Pil: sowing are duly appoin Brandreth Pillsin the eity of New. York A. L. Towndsh : Wright . Maigne, ASES, AND CHANGES OF Water must be adapted to the na- ‘or there will be no propagation of the species. ‘ye adapted to the seed, or there. w "must have those matters i By purifying « have aifinity with those impurities upon ods, we may always feel secure, wha . ‘Tene, we may have it, but it will iL be the affair of OF Wo, ho have beea too wise to use this simple and ex: + either dis, or have weeks, perhaps mouths of hot to chill: fact universally admitted, that heat J agents in producing disease, an > weather are both favorable ignify what we eall it; b tinay be yellow f wes from y weather are unfavora- not si it may be of the sto- pwels; it ne, but generally an’s dusy who wishes to secure his health to the duty of every one who knows any thing of ring powers, to make it known in his immes ‘or there ate some alarming signs, which te disease, The sudden changes of temperament feared and guarded against than any contagious as left n them a gre: atmosphere ny in such a te of weakness vibility to e affected ny th Ds at measure fie p and power gi the sudden changes hit may be brought in contact during the ‘Nature has formed the bowels for the evacua- dif man would but u i take care they performed. this office iets if too slow or too s will bring them to ord wou! randreth’s » Brandreth’s Pills. Ask him who had had ix months, and evs y had failed; h eth Pills cures ite inaweek. So with ye te ntil they gave it, Aten sn Tall a pint of which they eBrandieth Pills; before the whole of F was cured, And yet some medic It were afew more such quack medicines, ‘ied. Sarsaparilla Compounds cure like the fis PCa they. sendiyow to persons cured as pr 1 Can the ines, ze the yu centration at the wthe form of Pills, and ina fluid form, the reason of the cures that must ne- NDRETHIAN R Ab expi avernal or e al gentleman, w was sorely ailtict es and scabs al s which too who ch eal pre pro ured of hist Brandreth Pills. : the Brandreth Pill can in no ease made of those herbs a with ag disease by do injury, ich e3 wg with them. ra ittack, often ending only by the sure 2 of constit aity of the attacks and in reth Pills have peded in havit wedicines, the ed, but (and workinanship as to bid defiar evil. presents itself. d and used by all the medicine jane out and insert randreth Pills occu tri ve dh pied inthe advertisement. thns stolen from me Time will Ingve how thea speciativegentfemen will sustain thenael ey My Friends may vest satistied that [ shall, so Jong as my ti and doer ars Daanitied me, by sn OVERRULING BHO VIDENG Feud ‘prrsoually t aration of the Bra eet Pits, dud that C0" Sropertes whteh have thus faery dered them 8 ad unin ‘The Brandreth Pill. ° im every place of having a certifi- sumiles of labels om Dr, Braadreth, having t » gograved ther LB are sold at 25 cts per bor Al Orrick, 211 Broadway, with 374 atthe Parw Hudson st. ted agents for the sale of the ¥ ul vicinity, viz— Manhattanville. Lewis and Houston sts. sbury "corn 167 Di . 98 Catherine st. , oF, Greenwich and Murray sts, ‘40 Whitehall st. cor. Rivington and Ludlow sts. e, 2ist st, cor 9th Avenue. rdson, 43d st, cor 8th Avenue. White Plain t, East Chester. ter, New Rochelle. Rose, Yonkers 3,8. Kenyon, H. . Lyon, Mamaroneck. jarlem. i , Brooklyn. Williamshus Lal. tm, E, Parker, Newark, N. J. D. W. Stone, Jersey City. si6r EW YORK SURGEONS’ BANDAGE INSTITUTE, No. LANN Street, 2d door from Broadway, in the Ameri can Mugenm Buildings—Under the direction of James Knight, Member of the Medical and Chirurggcal Faculty Maryiand, Member of the District Medical Society of Ohio, Member of the Seite Medical Society of the State of New York, and Principal of the above Institute. ‘or the Feet, contract pring porters 5 ‘also order, for Surg: a few of the m troas of this I vatirable imp Valentine J i Ne ty of Muter, Meigs, houn ner, Millar. A and lateral carvs 5 Band: Doet. Knight also der su va In Pirtad toh In Belsimore to Professor formation of those who have not been informedas {this establishment, we will briefly state it is x ved Bandages used in Orthopes are kept for the eure of Clab inbs,,Wey Neck, Hump Back are cons, Phys Ke. r otes special attention to the tre: of the above named deformities, aud has made ainple arran; " ¢ patients from abroad for that purpose, or will i: bandages to any distant parts of the country, + further information we respectfully submit the names of hy ost noted Su i rh in the Un meritns Pee 1a We respe \ jackson, Hewson, Gill nings, Jamison, Handy, Mouk- Smith and Baxley." s16.3m vod* ec anan, Hale, Me ‘ORTH R Hiren wic! N Si € f Su: regu insidions mal where the leadi ing the poison 9 aft eases Dr. M leterious drugs, of d Proport srk ‘are some ont an of strictrres th ies, Ne. whiea queitly conse tinprruper cones ot cure. x fee of $3, wil “Shice 204 ified advertisia + best exerts and berty of ali im*m at B.—Part + warding N sii6etr FF Peet envessi lar ined of over 22 years, en: pes itself in the deplorsble shape of cause en!orgement of the prostrate gland, &e. ‘would ( Avalagous symytoms. It 1s cruel to torture patients with bou- teines will be forw: ‘a history of his case. Fulton st, near Greenwich, N_ B.—With two or three exceptions, Dr. M. DICAL AND SURGICAL CARD. “PRINCIPILS OBST A,” IVER DISPENSARY, 20459 Fulton street, near h.—Dr, Merrison, the Royal College ‘ndou, continnes’ to be consulted confidentially ‘A. v1.'to 10 P.M. dail senses of a pri ali thone and the imprudent use of quack tm: cal education, with au extensive practice tes Dr. M. to a Proper remedi 8 ag well ag to the various forms of those Dr. M. is daily consulted by patients ing symptoms have been only checked, stil leay= to lurk bi che system, watil wi y it devel- is.” In + Warrants a perlect eure without mercury or de- or confinement from business. In some forms disease, cures are performed in three to five drys, and in lignant cases, on, with wali 4 ACTUR JF URETHRA.—Obstructions in the iribtares and enlargement of the prostrate 4 with mach wd dail pain in those f the conseq: on the subject is delu: ny pal . ertisemen we sym This i In ms are defined. duce in reality is no stricture, Dr. M. is fr ted where patients have been injured by sach an ST | TUTIONAL DEBILITY.—Thousands of young wen ave suffering from the consequences of inditlgeny> in a se- | Cet destructive lesbit, and whose nerves are fysther mjonyet from pfostrams ahd pretended specifics, which stimufaaa on vduce greater depression. Dr. M. treats such cases on ntholoxical principles, and never fails jn ewtablishing tly confidential, Letters post and containin, es it re preseriptionsand advice; or for $i arded aad « cure warTanted by the pasieat gr? fe Surgeon in the ety. ee ae TO THE PUBLIC. ‘The firm heretofore known as ty N VRA 3 WATTERS, Sas pened a Hat and Ca No. @ BROADWA iid door from Wall street. iy to state his determin sto make a N, Store, AT that for quality of material finish eannot be excelled. He therefore trusts to cies wad the publie that support which will cessfully to carry c Mt hig deaigyn JOWN N, GENIN, Hatter, 90 Broadway, ‘Md door above Wall st. FERGUSON & REID, SSION ME SHANTS, ‘CHOPOU PLAS N. ORLEANS, ‘cular attention, paid to uve receiving and for- of goods. to YEATMAN & © MeMORAN & MeMECHAS fon, THOS. W. WILLIAMS, New COMM] MACHINE so BLANKETS AND LAPPINGS—for sale by PERSSE, & BROOKS, Nox 61 Libert Mexico.—Ly the arrival of the schooner Ama zon, at New Orleans, from Vera Cruz, journals have been received from that city, says the New Orleans Courier of the 6th inst., to the 2lst, and of Mexico to the 16th inclusive, from which we have extract- ed the most interesting contents, together with a decree of the President, prohibiting the importation of certain goods, a translation of which was given us by the Mexican Consul. Captain {Parkinson is bearer,of despatches from our Minister at Mexico to the Department of State. Shortly after the arrival of the Amazon, it was | rumored that the port of Tampico was closed to fo- reign trade, and that a decree to this eflect would be forthwith published. We have not been able to discover any foundation for this rumor, and we be- lieve it to be doubttul at least. The Censor of the 2lst, contains a letter from Matamoras of the 9th, announcing tha: the Texan schooner Santa Ana had arrived there, having on board Mr. Golan, a Mexican officer, who had car- ried despatches from Santa Ana to the President of ‘Texas, and returned with the answer. The writer of the letter says, he is very busy in translating this answer; and that he has time enly to say, that it is very satisfactory for Mexico, that the Texan’ Commissioners will be at, Laredo, on the 25'h September, a froatier town, where the concitions and duration of the armistice will be arranged. The result of the primary elections, which have just taken place, in Mexico, ia not known. At Vera Cruz they ware favorable to Santa Ana—but it is said, they have not ended in the same man- ner in other places. But there is nothing positive onthis subject, and it is difficult to form an opin- ion from this first essay, as the elections have three grades. The following is @ translation of the decree re- erred to:— Consunate of THe Mexican Rervstie New Onuegans, 6th September, 1843. The Minister of Finance has communicated to me what follows, under date 14th August. His Excellency the Provisiona the following decree — . Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana, General of Division, well deserving of his country, and provisional President of the Mexican Republic, to the inhabitants of the some, makea kuown:—That wishing to protect the national in- dustry, and give occupation and the means of subsistence to the necosritous class, and in orderto take advantage of the numerous elements with wh the Republic abounds, inthe exercise of the powers granted to mo by the tundamental laws adopted in this city, and sanc- tioned by thenation, I have thought proper to decree as follow: ° Art. 1. Theimportation of the articles hereinafter men- tioned, is prohibited under the peralty of seizure : Coaches, gigs, andall kinds of vehicles, harness, hat: complete or beaver, furniture of all kinds, forte pianos, dolls and childrens’ toys of all kinds, ya! articles of gold, silver, plated or copper, as fol- wet Ail articles of metal, candelabras, urns for churches, castors, rings of all sizes, earrings and drops, desks, ving utensils, a8 basins, pots and soap, truit baskets, ts. basing of all kinds, canes of all sizes, salvers, chains for the neck irom China, shirt buttons, ti broaches for cloaks, chains, coffee pots, ealices, delabras for churcher indlesticks of all sizes, lamps, tweezers, cartridg: ornaments for hats, segar boxe loces, goblets for the altar, Saint crosses, table services, spoons, gravy spoons, spoons, knives and iorks, holy suus, thimble: silk reels, ladies? combs, spit boxes, founta cravats, military and horse ornaments, buckles for gar- ters, boxes for the holy bread, cencers, shaving boxes, Jars, pitehers, coffee servers, watch keys, picture fram: medals and metailions, thread boxes, wafer boxes, bow!s, shoulder knot, covers for the chalice, tin pots, plates of all sizes, clasps fer the bosoms, stamps for sealing, choco- late cups, offrandes, tops for canes, eugAr boxes, glories for altars, bouquets forthe church, all office furniture, shrives, sauce dishes, salt sellers, tureens, tongs, ink- stands, forks, vinegar cruets, lamp reflectors. Lee OF Incw an Stkeu.—Kings, Mexican spurs, iguitlettes, steel and iron wire, doors and window bars, boits of oll door knockers, shoeniakers’ knives, pincers, horse brushes, wedgea for saws, fish hooks, an: fice shovels, gimlets, weights, bung: 1 anvils, bridle bits, tinder boxes, curry combs, dog collars and chains, iron pots, bedsteads, pas- kets, padlocks, lamps, pullios, iron angles, setters, stew Pans, scissors, rat traps, door locks, bolts, al! iron plated, chocolate ts, iron nails of all kinds, chepes, planes, co! for musical instruments, screw dri- = ae for shutters, ridle bits, hoo! jentiste’ buckles forharness, horse shees, iron work for balconies, &c., scythes and tickles, stoves files, scutcheons for pistols, &c. wheel hook: [ise i pots, large mallets, moulds, coach springs, small crow bars, shovels, mackets, ladies’ hair pins, iron work for doors, pikes, flat irons, sword hilts, rakes, lock wards, sledge hammers, grates, ploughshares, cork screws, gun worms, gouges, saws, mallets, curling i on ban- 1 Prosident has issued finger rings, neck- ihoires, crucifixes is vers, spuffere, spurs, feyii steely ards, bookbinders’ tools, instruments, cooper’s tools, ‘hinges, hatchets, dages, shoemakers? kniv nd zine. Art. 2. The prohibition’ mentioned in the preceding article will begin to take effect four months after its pub- lication in the capital of the republic in respect to the cargoes which thall arrive at the ports on the Gulf of Mexico, and six months after for those which shall arrive inthe ports on the South Sea, the Gulf of California and the sea of Upper California. Axrt.3. The goods and eftects now actually on hand, the importation of which was never authorized, will be re-sold and re-embarked in the space of months, after y wall be seized in the shops and stores where they may, be found, and the proceeds will be edjudged to the informers and agents of the seizure agreeably to the rules of the internal custom houses, snd the holders of the aforesaid goods and effects will be livble to a fine of ten to three hundred dollars, payable into the public treasury, according to law. Aw A delay of one hed will be granted forthe ar rangement, by sale or by shipping of the goods and effec now on handin the republic, the importation of whieh prohipited by this decree, and at the end of said delay, the will be said goods and effec! same manner as th: preceding article Ant.5 The age ind inspes'ors of the maratime cus- tom houses, where it shall Oe gs r that such prohibited articles have been introduced, shall be deprived of their employments. Wherefore I order that the present decree be printed, published and circulated, and that it be obeyed. National Palace of Tecobaye, Aug. 14, 1843. (Signed,) ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANA. IGNACIO TRIGUEROS, Minister of Finance. The merchants of this city are requested to govern themselves accordingly. F. DE ARRANGOIZ, Consul. led against in the inthe General Sessions. Before Recorder Tallmadge, aud Aldermen Woodhull ‘and Dunning. James R. Waitina, Esq., District Attorney. Fria 15.—Sentexce Day.—This being the usual day of reatence, the prisoners were arraigned and after toking the oath relative to their previous occupe- tion, were placed in the jury room until called up for sen tence, The first placed in the box was John Moffatt, convicted on three indictments for bur. glary. On boing asked by the Clerk if he had any thing to say why sentence should not be passed upon him, he drew a sheet of paper written on both sides, which he read in a Joud voice, declaring that bis confe sions were the only evidence against him, which were obtained by promises of release from the officers to whom he made the disclosures. On the conviction for burglary inthe first degree, in entering the jewelry store of Fred- erick Levy, 78 Bowery, on the 4th of November, he was sentenced to the State prison forten yeare; on the convic- tion for burglary in the third degree, in entering the fancy and perfumery store of Joseph W. Trust, 67 Walker street, on the 24th of October last, he was sentenged for five years. (The prisoner here said that he hoped this would be a warning to all charged with crime never to reveal or give up say property. that had been stolea, on promise of eing let up by the court or officers.) On the charge of burglary in the third degree, in en tering the French Roman Catholic Church in Canal street, on the 4th of November last, he was also renten j—making a total on the three charges of twenty years; which will terminate his life, os he is now 40 years of age. ‘he prisoner here jin addressed the audience, and Called upon all the burglars, thieves and robbers in his hearing, and their fathers and sone, to take warning and never to ny information to the police on promises of favors to be extended. Benjamin Slater, a colored man, was next called. On being asked what he had to say why sentence should not be passed upon him, he made an eble reply, in which he contended that the evidence against him on the tri although sufficient to satisfy the court and jury of his jt, yet was incomplete, and if the whole trath had Been tela, the result would have been different. ‘The Court then proceeded to sentence, and after com- meuting upon the Intelligence of prisoner, and his well known character as a burglar, sentenced him to the State Prison for ten years on the burglary in the first degree, for entering the jewelry store of Frederick Levy, 78 Bowery—five years for third ear in entering the Cr- tholic Church—Five years, for third degree in entering the fancy store of J. W. Trust, 67 Walker street, and fire more tor third degree in entering the store of Semuel Martin on the 18th of October—making a total of twenty five years, which in all probability will terminate his life, as he is about 36 years of age. Slater and Moffatt were concerned together in the three first. named burgla- Ties, but the latter was alone in the last. On the charge cf arson and burglary againstthem both for robbing and setting fire tothe dry goods store at the suuthwest cor ner of Broadway and Anthony street Slater was tried im the Cou:tof Oyer and Terminer and convicted, but the verdict was set aside by the Supreme Court on gon of illegality in theform of the indictment. Moffalt was , convicted on two indictments for for- not tried on the charge. Da ight te! gery in the third degree, in forging checks in the name of Minott Mitchell, was next arraigned for sentence. He made a few remarks tothe Court, in which he said he had been | led to the crime by associates, and therefore — for all the clemeney that could be extended to im, "The Curr stated in imposing sentence, that the of- fence was one that had rapidly increased of late in this community, and therefore the stern arm of the law must be raised to prevent it. this case, he having entered a plea of guilty to the charge, and it being his first offence, they should neither give himthe maximum northe min- imum part of punishment, and therefore sentenced him to the State Prison for three years on each indictment, ma- king six combined. John Sexton, who had entered a plea of guilty to a charge vf forgery in the 31 degree in forging a note for $71 in the name of Wm. @. Dunn, was sentenced for two years, Semuel Jones, the red haired boy, cenvioted of an at. tempt at burglary in the Ad degree int endeavoring to en- ter the house of W. H. Brown, was sentenced for five years. He made an ingenious and eloquent appeal to the Court in his defence, but being an old offender, and having previously been in the penitentiary, no clemency was shown him. John Clark, steward of the bark Aranda, George Wil- son and George W. wn, colored men, convicted of grond larceny in atealing a box of speciv from the brig containing $3,200, were nextarraigned. Clark was se tenced for five years. Wilson, who says he was persua- ded to commit the act by Clark, was sentenced to three years, and Brown, who says he received a part of the mo- ney, to two years. Thomas Morgan, stevedore, for an aggraved assault and battery on Jacob Marshali, cartman, was sentenced to the penitentiary for three montis. Bernard McLaren, for an assault and battery on Wm. Slater—fined $10. é Michael and Patrick Garrity, for an assault and bat- tery on Charles Darragh—fined $10. i oo Bell, forassault and battery on Daniel McKay, fined $5. Francis Fleet, for an assault and battery on Dennis Gil- lespie—fined $5. m. Kennedy, for an assault and battery on Andrew Knox—fined $, Trial of a Coiner.—A German named John F. Bauer, was tried on an indictment for forgery in the fourth de- gree for passing a Mexican counterfeit piece, purporting to be of the value of twenty-five cents, ‘The prosecution proved by a boy nemed Charles Butt, who wes clerk in the grocery store of his mother, at the corner of Roosevelt and Stanton streets, that the accused came there on the evening of the 11th ot August last, and purchased two segars, for which he gave a twenty-five cent. Mexican quarter of dollar, and received the change— Alter leaving the store it was ascertained thi the piece was counterfeit, and the boy on whom he passed it on going out to look for him, found him at- tempting to pass a similar piece on John F. Galse, grocer, opposite, in payment for aglass of beer. The piece wax refused, and theaccused then gave three cents in change. On ‘his arrest, officer Stanton searched his trunk, and found a number of plaster moulds or dies, and twelve American quarters, which were counterfeit. ‘The priso- soner defended himself, assisted by Mr. Tomlinson, and contended tnat the plaster c and the counterfeit mon- ey, were given to him by Leonhart, who is soon to be tried in Kings county for the same offence. The jury convicted him of the offence, and the court, after stating the fact that he had recently served a term in State prison, sentenced him to Sing Sing for twoy ears, that being the extent of the law on conviction for fergery in the fourth degres Trial of Michael Walsh —This person was tried for a libel on John McMahon, late collector of the sixth ward, os published in the “Subterranean,” on the 29th July last. ‘The cbarge was relative (o an affray that took place at a porter house on the corner of Centre and Franklin streets, in which McMahon was said to bea participant. The testimony showing that such was the case, and that Me- Mahon was arrested on the charge, but subsequently dis- charged. the jary retarned a verdict of not guilty. Noile Prosequis —In the case of Lyman Knowles, mer- chant, of Delhi, Delaware county, onan indictment for false pretences, in obtaining goods amounting in value to $519 76, from John L. Geib, of this city—entered by re- quest of complainant. : Also in the case of James Rourke, indicted for petit larceny, in stealing two empty lime barre from Ran- dolph Brandt—by consent of parties. Forfeited Bail—The names of the following perrons having been called, and not answering, their recogniz~ ances were declared forfeited Joshua Seixas, on two indictments for grand larceny, in stealing a gold case of upper teeth from Wm, E. Par- sons, denust, of 24 Vesey street, and @ similar case from George F. Schaffer, dentist—bailed in each ease in the sum of $500, by John Webster Who is this John Webster, who thus allows his name to be used as bail for thieves by wholesale, and forfeits his recognizances by $600 beds atia time. Is he worth as many red cents? Who knows? William Reynolds, es ee in the first degree, for entering the dwelling house of J. Burritt, of 66 Mul- berry street, on the 20th o June nd stealing cloth- ing and other property, valued at’ $316 25—bailed by John Webster in the sum'of $500. Margaret Burns, for petit larceny, in stealing ribbon from Samuel Marcy, of 170 Bowery—bailed by xander Lawson in the suni of $100. arsten Dasher, for assault and battery on William Burk—bailed by Frederick Wicht. The Court then ad, i till Monday next at 10 o’clk- U. 8S. District Court. Before Commissioner Rapalye. Serv. 15.—To-day the four seamen of the Hercules, ar- rested on acharge of attempting to excite a revolt at sea, on board said ship, appeared for examination, attended by their counsel, Mr. Benedict, Mr. Barrett appearing om behalf of the people. The Captain and his officers were examined at length, and from their statements, it ar that the Hercules sailed from Charleston, 8.C., for Liver- pool, and was on her retura passage from the latter portto this, with the same crew ; that at Liverpool, the vessel had’been supplied with beef and pork, out of bond, sutfici- ent to have victualled her for a voyage round the world ; that on the 23th of August, the vessel rae ie under charge of lot, the four seamen, Thomas Lishman, Sa- muel Kilpatrick, John Gilhan and Peter Burns, came aft on the quarter deck, and demanded “ meat,” Lishman be- ing the spokesman ; the Captain ordered them to go for- ward, but for a time they hesitated, when he attempted to push the spokesman back, which attempt was resented Ld his equaring off and striking the Captain a blow, whic! b eived on his arm; thereupon the Captain called \ the chief mate, and seizing Lishman, ironed him, and tl the rest ofthe crew returned foi ; that during the Jat- ter part of the voyage the men were disobedient, and per- formed their duty in a slow and unsatisfactory mann paying slight attention to the safety of the ship, her sails, and the owner’s intorests. The defence was, that the pro- visions were of a most inferior description, that the beef when boiled shrank to @ half, and that “short allowance” was served on the crew, while the Captain sold the beefto the steerage passengers for his own benefit. ‘The assault on the Captain was partially denied. After the evidence on both sides hod been heard, the Commissioner decided that there was not sufficient evidence of eae in 2 pt to incite to revolt, shown egainst Kil — Gilham and Burns, who were therefore discharged. Lishman was committed for trial, in default of pail, in the sum of $500 Opening a Letter through Mistake.—The next was @ case in which a lady of uoblemished reputation and high standing in our city, residing in Broadway. wasthe ac- ed party, the accusing party being a certain Garrit ‘Verhuce. ‘The complainant, with a married sister, koard- ed at No, in Broadway, in the month of May last, and aletter was received through the pos office directed to him, ‘The maid, a simple danghterot Erin’s Isle, (whose education had been directed to the cultivation of houre- hold usefalness, rather than to “belles letters,”) sup- posing it to be for her master, who was absent at the time, hastened to her mistress, and R xd it in her hands, telling her it was for her. The lady at once broke the water, and then, without reading, discovered that it was addressed to “Garry Terhune,” and she instantly sought it the mother of the youth, who was aleo residing there, and gave it to her, apologising for the mistake. ‘The affair was treated in a jocular manner, and rd off pleasantly for the time Since then it turned out that the married sister did not pay up Ler rent as punctually as a properly regulated establishment requires, and @ suit was commended against her by the huaband of the accused to recover. is raised the blood of the Ter- hunes, which soon boiled to overflowing, when a search arrent for stolen property wae also obtained by the same gentlemnen against Garry, who threatened to cane the oli gentleman,and to send his Iady to the State Prison. ‘This latter threat he endeavored to car bringing the present accusation, which he acknow. lodged he had po intention of, until the subsequent pet ee- cutions against his family. Alderman Scoles appeared for the defence, but the Commissioner dismissed the charge without requiring any exculpatory evidence, Supertor Court. Before Chief Justice Jones Serr. 16—West ve. Rowe and Leggett, Bo’re —In this case, continued from yesterday, the Court charged that if at the time of contract the shares had actually any value, then the in the full such Id ury would render for the plaintit ut if they believed that on the contrary, shares had merely a nominal value, then bed should re- turn a verdict poten Ee ‘The jury alter the lapse of a few moments, returned a verdict for the plaintiff in six cents damages and six cents costs. For plaintiff, Messrs. Sherwood, Cutting, yank and Barton ; for defendant, Messrs: Campbell snd Fourth and sixth hat Court. Before Judge Sterling. Serr. 15.—Gosling’s Rating Saloon again—It will be recollected that thi the third time that Mr, Gosling has been arraigned before the Court and Le for having such aconspicaous array of signs ia front of his premises On two former occasions the jury could not agree. The testimony was the samo as that elicited on the former trials, and the jury ga’ verdiet for plaintiffs of $10 and coms: plaintiff—Corporation Attorney. Defendant, in person. Omo River —At_ Pittsburgh on Monday, fi ive i i nel. At feet three inches of water in the chase he Wheeling oa Tuesday, five and a half fee: channel, and tising. At Cincinnati the river was slightly on the rise.