The New York Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1843, Page 1

NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 17, 1843. PRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, &e vent by. ‘the. steamsh TA, sailing from Boston om the Tou THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year except New Year’s day and Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- num—postages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD —published every Saturday morning—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum— posteges paid—cash in advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of po (ese is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas- ing fast. It has the largest circulation of any city, or the world, and 1, therefore, the ts channel for bur siness men inthe city or country. Prices moderute—cash ‘an at all times obtain from the subscribers, Drafts at amount, drawn direct on the Royal B on the old establis FOR CHARLESTON, HAVANA. K RLEANS, 2ST 10 SAIL on Thursda: coppered steam. s mander, will sail as above, order for the season, and hy with large and airy state rooms, boned, foot of Ninti of Mesars, Prescott, id free of discounts, roughout England, Ireland, ‘Scott i ie Ban Notes, Apply to ° action and pleasure to al hoieest, Most exg vent selected wi m Havana, by special com with his ean compare. Regalias, La N. specie, apply to the Captain on a nabaite brands, orto care, BARD & CO., 39 Peck fhy letter, (post paid.) ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., 35 Fulton street, uext door to the Fulton Bank. P. S.-We have a. succession of first ips sailing weekly from relatives will find “it thei class. American Those sending for their RAVELLERS G1 WEST—Sixteen hours M Week: G n advance of the ine to Savannah, xion with the Central Railros through us. One of our firm, oe! see all our passengers forwarded with care and des) For passage apply as nea 1d Congress beside, nd exquisite brand, e competition defied, PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate Prices, and in the most elegant st; JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Paornmeron or THE Henan Estapiisument, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets F to ROCHE, It Goree Piazzas, ‘With others that h: (the approbation aud custom 1 favored, he has eni to select the Tol that he import J by him to be genuine. e and superior to th went, Number, 3 MAIDEN LANE, Hor aud: hich SEIXAS has been so to 101 he north, artiy- the same day, and will leave §: ine days as above, at 6 o’clock P. M., after the arvi cars from Maco 2W_LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKE: Re rk 23th ‘To sail from New Yor ind this to be the cheapest and most ex The above boats are fitted tious route to the south and west. up in a superior st ensure certainty, ofeach month, yle, and no expense oF pains, will be spared to comfort, and ey] to the travelling pub- try, who should not fail to JOHN B. LAFITT her accommodations before paying passage in mons? Wharf, Charle ‘The price of passage is very low, for wh i) be: rths, early applicat Beekman street, or to the subs CHE, BROTHE SEGARS aROR AC EAU GAR & COF Charleston, September, 1813, LIVED, oftae sete consisting of Regalias 32,000 of the Florida bray ORK, Collins, 25eh July. ? Cobb, 25th August, RS'& CO 35 Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Bank, n Liverpool on the 7th Novem LEANS—Touchin Fk rool. Ship SHERIDAN, C: Deveyater, 13th July. ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 13th September. N B. Cobb, 13th October. are all of the first class,’ upwards of 1000 tons, New York, with’ such ual comfort for passengers, nt of their accom- age hence \. ed masters, who will a 6 Cases of Free 1 it Keys, Po jendid steam shi been long engage Jago White Sug master, (who has Wh ; nd New Orleans, nd after the arrival of the W the navigation between 12 Bags of sup, Vin. Barstow, will suc- A. A. SAMAN in the Ist of Octo 6 Wail stand 289 Broady si Mfors for sale, at No, § Wall at, 10 hhds 15 bays of Coffee, lav 10 hhds Sun cured Mus improvements as ats, fo ‘ combine great sp rior accommodation a4, from St. Jago ded by experienc: e general satisfaction. bee , b cAUains op owrnacs of the suing vi be responsi- Je for any letters, parcels or Packages ‘sent ills of ladiug are signed theref oj For fight oF passage apply to . k. COLLL co. 3 ot BROWN, SHI Charleston, 8. C., Sept. 9th, 1843, Bie uiteble for refiners TRAM SHIP liam Rollins—T* tober 7th, at 4 O'clock. Si 18 bales superior Saturday, Oc- for Charleston, ane ean. and Gale jis. superior pas overhatiled and put in pertect order Her cabins and state rooms are d passengers can wly en every comfort uitable for manufac: | and their accommodations 1} known are super hing to secure berths, should 0 W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, cor South street. OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF P2 OOL—Packet of ete i of Lord Byron, Woodv: \e,anda variety of other | jouth st. New York, or to make early applicat IPLEY & CO., Li i haraed 1236 celts per sing antly furnished, Letters by the packets will’t sheet + 50) ‘accommodation QNUFF, CIGARS ANI D TO. .CCO—Iust received OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAG. choice foreign 5 For passage as above, in the cabins Pine street, corner of South, or steerage, and for hight fretght and specie for Charleston, apply. - ly to J.H.BROWER, 75 Wall st. recent arrivats, consisting of Lundy Koot’s Irish nigh voastsh jing to secure berths, will JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street, wear Wall N. B.—Passage from Great Britain and reland, can as usual be secured by the above ship of the line, and those rem ttin have drafts for auy amount paya! towns throughout the Uni DRAFTS ON Paina : Bankers, London, Bank, Liverpool =NGLAND, IRELAND —Persons about remitting money to their old country,” ean be sup- riber’s manufaetay wana Cigars, * Mori ete, 8 [rave to call’ the attention of Is Irienas cin general, to. the follo plendid packet. ship, oF x mouey to their friends Je in ali the prineipal dom, and.on Messrs. J. Messrs. J. Bult, Son & Co. a follows, th ofevery mou ove regular lines, a number of splendid j ships will continue to sail from Li- in regular succession, thereby preventing the Jélay to passengers on their arrival in Liverpool. the accommodation of persons wishing to remit money to their families or friends, drafts are given, payable at sight, on lar i 13th, 19th and 25 jondon, the Ist, 101 Tu addition to the ab: New York built tran y pertaining to a well je at wholesale and retail by MRS. G. NEWCOM BI &Co.. Scotland, ‘and 1 throughout Englan o the branches in every post to Scotland and Wales, which drafts will be forward steamasr ¥ ritauuia, ¥ cket ship PETER HAT. iL as above—has: did for cabin and steerage passenge taken on reasonable terms on appli of Dover street, or to D LIQUORS, FOKEIGN WINES ANL 9346 AL \ No. reet HE advertiser has for sale the tions of the very best quality, viz.:-— ady in cask ad bortle W, & J. T. TAPSCOT eit General Passage Oflias,t 3 Peck Sip, corner Bonny . B.—All letters from the country must come post paid. rovinelal Bank of Ire at Londonderry, PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY—Daily at 7 o’clock P. M.— teamboat pier be- FOR SAVANNAH —Packet of 20th September— known fast salu Capt. Sannerman, w nmodate a limited ia passengers, i early ap- A TAPSCOTT, nner South street, (imported in 1800) ine in pipes and bottle jordeaux, Mars ‘Through direct— tween Courtlandt and Liberty st i: mboat KNICKERBOCRBR, will leave Monday, Weduesday aud Friday Evening: Stearsboat ROCHEST. i Port, Se. Invalids and others will find pure liquors unadulterated bove-—No. 3333 Ani al? im* plication be made on boar: Kilrush. Bank of Ireland, and all its bi . CET PRIOR ‘The National do 1 eg ceoelle > apceuaas B.SANFORD(CASH FAILORI ) ‘The C. new and splendid assort- assimeres, and Vestings, nid durability, canot be stirpassed i He will sell ‘to all his those who do not ER, Capt. A. Houghton, will leave d Saturday at? P. Mee inuat Intermediate Places, apt. M. it. ‘Iruesdell, will leave Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday after: , Capt. L. W.. Brainard, 43 Peck Slip, co: FOR NEW ORL ~The first. class fave Myers, will sail as above. ieatty fitted up for th 0. y of Glasgow Bank and all its branches " Suglish aud French Messrs, Spooner, Atwood & Co. Bankers, London, | tea shoer ASR : able in any town in Great ‘or further infor JOSE st paid,) apply to odation of 2d cabin and steer- of securieg berths will req cation ou board the ship at Murray or te OuN HERDMAN, 61 South street, noon, at 5 o’elock. Steamboat SOUTH AMERIC. hers eocibe ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Eveuing, at five Passengers taking this Line of Boats will Albany in ample time to take the Moruing ‘Train o} i PH McMURRA ee P. W. BYRNES & Co. 36 Waterloo I age p 2 make early ape of which he pledges nake in a style and fashion which shall invariably arrive in PASSAGE FROM GREAT TA Da Sth RPOOL PACKETS, Liverpool on the 7th an L3 B.—The subscriber has first class ships sailing weekly for the above port, by which passage can assortment of ‘The above boats are new and substantial, are furnished with engaged st the current ing of every description, con- id for speed and accommoda- neat and elegant State Rooms, tions are unrivalled on the Hudson. rt penders, silk and lisen cambric handkerchiefs, gloves and ho- Freight, apply on board, or to P. C. be si siery of all kinds. N. B, “Pauctulity observed strict! Next to the Herald Of NO TAILORS.—STINEM tem for Cutting every k —The well known ec per fastened ship SYLVANUS JEN tex, burthen and register 517, tons, carries 200,000 Mobile, was built in Morean for Samuel Hicks & C at the office on th ae in filling all orders. \d 19th of every month, SANFORD, Countay oe thee weed ala Ofer th the subscribers, and ing to seud to the can the necessary arrangements wi have them come out in this superior Line of Packets, Sailing Liverpool punctually on the 7th and 19th of every month. will also have a first rate class of American trading ships, g every six days, thereby affording weelly communic: rt. One of the firm (Mr. James D. hat they shall be forwarded with care and des- pateh. Should the parties agreed for not come out, be returned to those who paid it here, wi tion. "Thue Black Ball, or Old Line of he Following maguilicent Shit OXFORD, AMBRIDGE, ROPE nd top timbers of live oak and % and rnaning rising new masts four vears ago—is well aday afine roomy deck. re reakfast aud Dinner on board. New York—The kmpire on Monday, Wednesday ‘The Troy ou Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, As the reputation of the author cutter, is too Well know" to. require newspaper This system is, with conti’ mere theoretical iavention (w ad complete work ever pu exteusive and fashion for a whaler, having t Dover street wharf ). 51 William st. RAILROAD AND TRANS m street. Ff NATHAN OGD NEW JERSEY ing at—Caldwell’s, speculation) but th Catskill, Hudso: on, Wednesday, 1 The new low pressure steamer TOY, on Thursday, at 7 o'clock in the morni For passage, apply at the office, foot o Notice.—Ail Goods, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills, S| or any other kind of Propert; Boats of this Line,must ko rem TION TROY. commodious and substantial steamboat POR’ Hi, O. Mouse, will leave New York from the foot of Barclay days, Wednesdays and, Frida ‘roy on Sundays, ‘Tuesdays and inue these trips for the season. taken at reduced rates. Apply on boa undergone a thorough repai A f , West Point, N Uk i, Coxsackie and Kinderly pressure steamer EMPIRE Hook, Bristol, Captain S. R. Roe, he money will jout any reduc- PORTATION COMPANY all the various ve And America. forure changes of fashion, aud is recommended to the profession as a standard work, and may be obtained of the author, 93 Cedar forwarded to any part of the Uni erpool Packets, comprise ‘The NEW YOR! COLU with ease and of garments now worn. ot be affected arclay stres:, or on te ci K NE REDUCED TO TWENT cK ‘rom the foot of Courtlandt street, New York. E, 1y—Sundays excepted. With such superior an walled arrangements, the scribers confidently look forwar for a continuance of thats been extended to them so mauy years, for Which the owners of such INE PUR AL OARS Direct, without Landing — 10) i FANCY DRESS ENS, UNDER GAR ould call the attention of their pat WEENIE UX yAQet BiB vies onnderes po i hosiery, lambs wool, merino, under shirts and draw- 1 money to their relatives, can 3 Lf mA amount, drawn direct jublin, also on . GROTE, AMES & CO. don demand at any of the Bark towns throughout dd and Wales. : au totata N. B—The Old Line of Eivernoal Pockets sail Fort Ae rarepeel SO coe rill nd fe te teetcconmec end advantage to select this favorite Line for their conve preference to any other. OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. atall eas obtain ank of Ireland, PRESCOTT, and will leave harsdays, and street, oa Mons Albany and ‘T' assortment of theabove goods, and all other articles entleman’s wa! i il, in first rate order. a . Courtlandt street evs evenings, at 7 o'clock, for Albany direct. ‘The Swallow has a'large number of state rooms and accommodations is not surpassed on the Hudson, many improvements. im, are cut to suit U th the large overplus and adding not Leaves New York. Leaves Elizabeth To manufactured byt Al 7 M. form of the wearer, thereby doing away wit u system of cutting, ‘onafort of the wearer, but to the beauty of the mprovement was so manifest to the Judges of the rican Institute, that the first premium was ibers; their patentelastic Brace is pay have acquired the habit be found of immense benefit to persons shoulders, they strengthes will be found of no imped EVEN O'CLOCK EVENING LINE for ALBANY AND TROY direct, without of each month. ‘Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Sedo. 18 do. ‘The trains for Westfield, Plainfield, Roundbrook, Somer- Ke. connect with th 4s P. fron’ New Yor! th Town 25 cents, jo. and Somerville, 75 cents. EW YORK AND RAHWAY, Leaves Rahway. A.M. At. REGULAR OPPOSI TON NEWPORT ‘are to Boston $2 50; Deck $ rt and Providence’ $1; Deck 5 a si iZ steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Win. H. Peck, leaves Catharine Market slip, Bast BR. ke, P. ‘poard, or to A. D NEW. YORK.—Fare he splendid steamer PAS- ie Sth, will run_as follows :— SAIC, fter J Eyre the loot of Barclay street, New York, at 10 A. Mey and FO 9. AND PROV ‘Ht, OLD LIN&: of Packets for Liverpool will he: hed in the following order, excepting that when the falls on Sunday, the ships will sail on the succeedy From New York. PARSELLS & AGATE, 237 Broadway, corner of Park place. URN TO THE OLD IE, undersigned, after a seven years’ experience of the evil ng from large stores and mn his numerous custe do. Bis AND New B urtlandt street, New York, daily. Leaves New Brunswit day and Friday, ‘or passage or freight apply ou M. ‘The CAMBRIDGE, D. PECK, 205 850 tons, W. ©. Burrow, The ENGLAND, 750 t ace kenge Ne York, HANGE acai. to AM. Ata PM. 3g do. 7 6%? suNDAYS Leaves New York [WARK AN arger rents, is happy aud the community general- eaves New Bronswick. . At iq A M., and 83g P. jadelphia trains, between New Y he has effecced (thanks to. a conscientions landlord) a ) Wall street, Mor- hus old stand No 4, (formerly dings, corner of New st ‘The OXFORD, ‘800 aves the foot of Centre street, Newark, at 734 A.M , and 1g P. M ick. jew York and Rahway Passengers who procure th ei The accommodations both for passengers and freight have been greatly improved. Freight carried at very low rates. TATEN ISLAND FERRY, FOOT L, ST.—The | stent ANDER and SAM: rickets at the ticket office, re- Tickets are received by the con- or only on the day when purchased. SUMMER ARRA J. OR: The veined vend AUB. Lowber, The EUROPE, 618 & ho may have lost si th 8 OF WHITEH EMENT a 8 HIA RAL 40. generally he so- fun as follows until further notic The NEW Y 950 Parxcetox, Trenton, Newprunswick, happy to make up f, and on reasona- Newark, Vu mwas T. B. Cropper, The SOUTH AMERICA, Leave Staten Island particularly ‘marked and stowed ou inaking and trimming, as When the oth is pu r ig, Babcock coutinues the owners thereof. NEW ARRA! REWSBURY Hook, Ocean House ‘The new Steamboat SH will now run.as fi The COLUMB: NGYMENT FOR 0 Sign of the Golden Fleece, N JAMES LACY, ER AND TAILOR, 62 Johu street, near William, esto make up Gentlen workmanship, and in t Leaving New York daily fro Morning Line at 9 A, M.—M. he foot of Courtlande , reveds to Bordentown, froin tI to Philadelphia. : z i Proceeds direct to Camden (opposite to phia) without change of ears, Passengers will procure their tickets at the office foot of landt street, where a commod: bagwaxe crates on b ze erates are cony lows, on and atter York, from’ the foot of Robinson st wsday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 10 0% A mitows Landing on Mouday, Wedvesday rarments of superior y as men of character and moat fashionabl experience, and the strictest attention will always be paid Promote the comfort and conveni nee Panetuality, as regards the day of sailing, wil ing, should eal and examine his select stock of goods before Purchasing elsewhere, ers. i be observed as the most economical, that for beaut’ at style of workman- . this establishment ran as above, weather permitting, wu- ceamboat, will be in All baggage at the risk of the owners. The price of passage outward is now fi ich ample stores of every d th the exception of wines and liquors, whieh will edl from eity to ¢ Las ¥) Thiladelphia ba ; fear in which are apartments and dressing rooms expressly for B.—Stages will be in attendance to convey ty. . » ug their own goods can he aforesaid landing places to any part of the county re- i Hit warranted oF th and trimmed—a perfe Nether the eaptain or oy any letters, parcels, oF pills of lading ave 8 ips will be respor chages seat by them unless therefor. For freight or pas- quired, + ‘The Shrewsbury will go the inner passage, when practicable the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of W, ele F seamboat to Bordentown at, 7, o'clock, A. M and by railroad from Camden, at 9 o’olock, JENNINGS & CO, KAPERS AND TAILORS, 231 Broadway, American Solicit attention. Co an axsort- 4 Cloths, Cassimer ad various styles, w y profits and qu which has elicited so liberal a patronage, will ts are such as will euabl AM FREIGHT Delaware and Hudson a aN ND KINGSTON § D PASSAGE LINE For Kingston, au Hotel, opposite the ment of seasonable goods, ings, &e., in all the new atzig A. M., and BAILA da Rush 1 a continuation of the lines from rk ec BROTHERS & CO,, t ND a VACKETS, FEW ye Ships of this line will. hereafter leave Ni ips of this line will hereafter leave New ere thc tat, and Havre on the lath of each mouth, as. fol- oH. MA jv 12 and of BARING. PATERSON RAILROAD. Wi EMERALD, Captain John Ketcham, will | N York, foor QeMurray attest, every’ Monday and Phuraay at and Saturday a The NokWw While our arrangen ders in future with the establishment, wi mediate use, is the An asuortment of first quality ready mad ston, x ous out landing) every Wednesday F From Paterson to Jers¢ fer Monday, 17th July, T 2H, Captain John Samuels, will leave New be pot of Warren street, every Wednesday’ and Saturday at Thecus will feeve cave New Yorn. From New Yorx. From Havre, New Ship ONEIDA, ston (Rondout landing) every Tuesday and XTRA TRIPS. ‘The EMERALD will leave the foot of Murray street every Sunday morningat 7 o'clock. oFelock, sume day. freight oF passage appl ee Will leave eats Friday at 3 o’clo Travelling Frocks, Dreasing Gow A choice collect: Ship BALTIMORE. ip BALTIMORE, ON SUNDAYS. Leave Patenson Deror, The A. Returning, Leaves Leave New Yous. Bg A yon board, or te ISON, BARL “derick Hewitt, 1 ? I daily (Sundays excepted. ers are advised to be at the Ferry, foot of Courtlandt, stree ‘w minutes hefore the stated hours of denartnre FOR BUFFALO AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. ASSOCIA’ a P. Utica $2 ints, mast offer indy com 164 West street. At prices which uta to purchasers. 16th November. ¢ accommodations of t g all that may be required fort $100. Passengers will he exception of wines and ships are not surpassed, com "Phe price ‘of ca SHIKY My LEME pplied with every re. te 'S FURNISHIN T ANE.—Just received the latest and most A geyeral assortinenc of perior steamers, ranning in connection with orwarded by the Providence Railroad p ane actually: - ye HINCREN, Agents, vi from auy other than the » For freight or ¥ im. For freight o peseags, No. 9, Tontine Bu NEW ORLEANS, NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS der garmencs inde up to order and rey ‘or sale, a Counting House Desk, with three WM. COLLINS. ‘and Lower Canadi ers and book rack. and found, $8 00, 5 OFF WARDROBE—Gentle- men or families desirous of converting therr lett off wear- ing apparel into cash, can obtain for the same the highest cash FOR LOUISIANNA AND. One of whieh will leave ed) from Pier No. 1, Battery Pla ARRANG The RHODE ISLAND, ( Inesday for Stouington ton. MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock, on Tues for Stonington, and Satarday for Stoning: 99 Barclay street, New York. VANS AH MiP LepGEVILLE Pattie ” PACKAGE EXPRESS. price. To families and gentlemen quitting the eity,or hanging resi- dence, having any su t much to their advantage to send for the attend them at their residence by appointmer For the better accon despatch a ship from th CHARLESTO: MAC in port on the Ist, Sth, 10th, 15th, 25th of each month, commencing the loth O anti! May, when regular days will be appointed for th reat delays and di Jetoher and eon: eriber, who will day aud Thursday ton, Newport an . on the arrival of the steamers at Stonington, ded in the splendid and commoiions to Providence and Boston, and if for Mohegan (in superior or- remainder of the year, W A line through the post office, or otherwise, will receive 2 < Ss a 3 & Messrs. M. 8. BALL & CO. will receive 8 Si Packages and Cases of ( oxpress to and from Charleston, Savannah, Mil ledgeville, Mace joods, and forward Captain Cornell altered and repaired. D. M. PEYSER street, corner of Je Newport will proceed in the steamer er), fin, thence at 6 o'elack the hem an opportuntt i : \ sachosetta or Thode fatand and ise b ohn street, and 437 Broad- n extensive. su id, and then breakfast on board ly equipped and comfort and. se by any in the United arien, Brunswick, St. Mary's, olatta and Palatka. ae 'Y particular attention to G ‘The above steamers have been thorouy Prepared to promote celerity of travel. and t Gurity of passengers, and not surpaesed ge oF fieight, which i phe agent, on tl steamers’ a holesaie and retail y,and ail kinds of business, ces, They will also forward. Goods part of the United put on teams to run regi through from Macon to Columbus, under their own charge, to is of merchandize, with all the Ist of October next, aie arrangements with reduced rates, rondway,, of of ‘oan be secured on & ©O., No, 3 Wall freight will not be received city of New York, express- f water, have recently been id order, with accommoda- They are com- IT make every exertion atall times be towed mnbroidery Patterns—a choice selection abrondery, of cotton, worsted, linen, silk, gold of all widths and qualities, He; for embegidery, termi a fice of Samuel Deveau, ly for packets, are of newly coppered an tions for passengers unequalled for comfort. reasonable dispatch |, or at the office of On and after the 10th and forwarded after half-past 4 and flower makin, lish, plain and shade vienced masters, who ad Company of C sticks, and on spools. ilk for Embrow in charge, oifer ry aad Fringe makers, in skeins aud ther the owners or capta’ title Dr jewelry, vallion, preclous stones, cfiviey Sry be.resnon ver or plated ware F put on board of NEW YORK spenders, superbly embroidered, and Suspender ‘Trim & BOSTON SOUND VriLOT. WEN PRESCOTT, Pilots, or takes charge as Pilotof vessels bo Boston, Portsmouth, Po d are. us of receiving their advantageous to direct ah, 153 Bay street; Macon, Washington Nilledger|ties Agent at Chatlesunt 8 hilbrick, Agent for. tece goo and merchandize at Sarannah, NB. Ror will advance cash for all freights on goods to their charge. i /harges no more than the ordinary way oF oheiping 9 a hants, Manters, and oth or unless regular bills of lading are P ‘or freight or, pessane, ULLIN & WooD ill promptly forward all goods tot his line are warranted to sail rg reat care will be taken to have Silver and Steel Beads, in all Nos. Iver and Steel Parse Ornaments. Braid, Cord, Twist, Thread and alexa Gold and Silver F jew Bediords over nuit, MS Bah Pagel “ ©. A. Head, 99 els. Embroidery Frames, and a variety of different Fancy Arti- | ter strvet, corner Beekman. ‘s, and the several Insurance Compan and Portland, icial Flowers~*a choice selection Fringes, of cotton, worsted and Gimps, Tassels, Buttons and all other kand of trimming. I punctually as as the goods forme ported and domestic ‘The Merry H | would not from the wise require She Inmber of their learned lore; Nor would I from the rich desire A single counter of their store— Fov Theve ease and [have wealth, And [have spirits light as air; And more than wisdom, more than wealth— A merry heart that laughs at care. Like other mortals of my kind, Pve struzgied for Dame Fortune's favor ; And « times have teen ball inchoed To rate her for her ill-behavior. But lite was short—I thought it tolly ‘To love its mom despair; So slip aside from melabeh. 9 With merry heart that linghs at core. An ‘ones, *tistrue, two hing eyes, Surprised me ia a luckless season, ‘Turned all my mirth to lonely sigh And quite subdued my better reason 5 Yet twas but love could make me grieve, And love, yeu know, is a reason fair, And mach improved, as I believed, The merry rt that laughed at cave So now from idle wishes clear, { make the good I may not find; Adown tho stream I gently steer, nd shift my sail with every wind, nd haif by nature; halt by reason, Can still with pliant heart prepare, ‘The man attuned to every season, The merry heart that langhs at care. Yet wrap me in your sweetest dream, Ye social teelings of the ; Give, sometimes give, your suany gleam, ‘And Jet the rest good humor find, Yes, let me hail and welcome give, To every joy my lot may share, And pleased and pleasing let me live, With merry heurt that laughs at care. ld not Help it—No not I, gue upon the men, I say; ey’ll never leave poor girls alone, aging, night and day, ey have won us for their own; And yet the women love the men, “Tis surely folly to deny—— For nine willanswer ont of ten, “ Tcould not help it—no, not 1.” I told young William, tother day, { never would become a bride, Bat sure be took another way, Co tell me truly that I lied | First with a kiss he stopped my breath, And softly said, “sweet creature,why And though he squeezed me most to death, * Teould nyt helo it—no, not 1.” What do you think at last [said ¢ I never shall forget, I swear! I tell you plain, Pil never wed, So tease me now, sir, if you dar But, oh ! he kissed me so sweet, And looked so charmin,: in my © 1 yowed in church the youth oa “Tcoull not help it— no, not 1.7 eee Mexico and the United States, "The subjoined correspondence, Leing the repl y of Gen. Thompson to the angry epistle of Bocane gra touching the late Texan expedition against Sa uta Fe, aud claiming indemnity from the United Sia tes forthe expensesincurred by Mexico in sappress) ng Minister, will be found to possess much intere:tt. Bocanegra’s letter, io which Mr. Thompson replies, was published in the Herald some few weeks ago. Leoation or tHe Uniten States or America, Mexico, July 22d, 1845 H ‘Lhe undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary end Minister Plenipotentiary of tie United States of America, had the honor to receive, at a Jate hour last evening, the note of his Excellency Senor D. Jose Maria de Bocanegra, Minie- terof Foreign Relations and of State, in which his Bx cellency is pleased to state that “from the public papers of Texas, and the proclamation of armistice of President Houston, it eppears that the ‘Texan governtent has not authorived the reported invasion of Santa Fe,” and that from that and other circumstances which be does not mention, it is to be inferred that those adventurers are ci tizens of the United States.” ‘ned Was unaware that up to this date any positive information had been received regarding the re ality of such an invasion, and much less as to ita particu- lacs, or ot the official disavowal of the government ot ‘Pexae. Under such circumstances, therefore, he had wished that your Excellency hat ‘postponed the very grave d d made ull the receipt of such information. It is possible, however, that some of thore unprincipled men who trample on all legal and moral prevepts, and who are to be found in all parts, but certainly as scarce in the United States as any where else, may have incorpo- rated themselves into such expeditions. In such a case the government of the undersigned will not only not in- terpose its protection, wut will proceed ona par with Mexico, ond will use ali means within its power to bring them to condign punishment. The undersigned, however, does not for a moment believe that the said ex pedition has been raived in, or proceeded from the United States. The long experience your Excellency has had liar, that in matters of proo! the testimony of a witness must be taken in conjunction; and consequently your Ex cellency ought fully to admit the expositions of the Ame rican pape:s. expedition is Te: — entirely Texan. The commander, the starting point is fou: d in the republic of Texas; and, according to every cir umstance the expedition is Tex: No doubt, many perse the United Stal ave united themselves to it, and the same may have been done by more than one Irishman; but thea it would not be just to make reclamation on the Government of Great Britain for its share of the responsi bility. Theundersigned, however, is persuaded that af- ter mature examination, even granting the correctness 0 your Excellency ’s supposition, the Mexican Government cannot seriously think of claiming indemnity for the ex penses incurred in checking the said invasion, Your Ex- cellency has also been pleased to aliude to the fact of the punctual payment of the indemnity resulting (rom the convention of 31st Jan. last, as_a aew claim for the friend- ship and good faith of the United States. Mexico has strong claims of this kind on the Government of the un dersigned,on account of the ect with which that Go vernment regards its unsullied wame and its fidelity in tulfiiling its engagements, and for the profound interest it takes in the advances of Mexico in the grand career of civil liberty. But the undersigned cannot recognize ax any additional claim, the fact that Mexico haviwg com- lied with obligations co which her national faith was pl mentof which would cover her is with eternal dishonor. Butif the comp ceot Mexico With its mont solemn promises is a proof of fiiendly senti iments towards the United States, much more is the fact of ‘new concession of five years granted tu Mexico tor the payment of a debt of which the United States have the most perlect right to exact payment instantly. The undersigned woul! assure your Excellency that such are the sentiments of the United State: towards Mexico, 0! which as a proof, and the desire of its Government to dis penae all possible protection as well to the Mexicans asto the A ged in the commerce between both countries, that it has ordered Col Harney with a re giment of dragoons to be stationed on the route between Santa Fe and the United States, The undersigned will lese no time in transmitting your Excellency’s note to his government, at the same time giving asstrance that as soon as any certain intelligence 1 receiver! regarding the ssid invasion, his government will vindicate its relations with Mexico and its own name ‘The undersigned, &., Signed, WADDY THOMPSON. To His Excellency Sr. D. Jose Maria Bocanegra, Minis ter, &e. (Transtation.| Panack or the Govsreme Mexico, Aug ©, 184. When the undersigned, Minister of Fo) State, had the honor onthe 21tol July last, to hit Excellency Mr. Wald Thompson. protesting in the name of the Supreme Goverumen. ag snot the new inva sion of New Mexico, he she wed ir learest and most manner, that accors) os to ali the intelligence it was composed of ouiz® from the United introduced soto the territory of the republic ino character truly hostile, and that it was in part verified by Mr. Houston, procloming an armistice with Mexico, the natural conclusion heing that the Government establish ed in Fexas bad neither organized nor sustained the ex- pedition. This concitsion is so obvious, so clear and so logicai, that to attempt to elucidate it would be to lessen its force and intent, Mr. Wadty Thompron, in repiying to was pleased to say, that up to the 224 o1 June last, he was unaware that any positive information had been received regariing the reality of such invasion, and much less that the Government of Texas had disa vowed it officially. Does this mean to say, that because the American Legation had not received such intelli- ence it was not received by his Excellency the Presi dent 7 He had received it; and if he was the only one who had, he knew how to appreciate it for what it was worth. But when facts wore taken in consideration with previous matters, they were strengthened and elevated to acharacter of veracity, naturally ond su! in culpating individuals who had showed hostile views and Gratuitous animosity towards Mexico. ‘The history of the revolution of Texas and the causes influencing the proclamation of a reparation frou Mexico, areas notorious o# public, ant have supplied as man: ground: for complaint on the part of Mexico against c | zens of the United States, as any thing that has occurred siace np to this iuvasion. Citizens ot the United States, almost altogether composed, id do compose the popula: of the department now styled Texas and hose who aubscrided the articles of independence, with hut few exceptions, were catives of the said States, and in which the spirit of insurrection was fomented’ and the views and plaas against the territory of the Republic projected. Mr. Thompson, like the government which he so wor- thily represents, knows ina manner not to be questioned. that from the part of the ayme States armed men, munt tions of w. d mone; been sent for no other pur poses or i fe , than to seize on territory usurped by (he first coloni It is equally well known that there are papers established in Texas, the exclusive objects of which are to sustain the attacks committed on Mexico, to i” to viilify the Mexicans, and tion of @ territory, to which its citi zens could not adduce a single title admiasable by enlight Evea now, there are some meetings are held to succor those they call ‘Texans, by sending them arms and men and such other aid as may be ‘These facts are public ; they are not exeeu- ted clandestinely ; they are continu: Mexico and its Government received and con- atrocious conduct, f justice and equi to devend the usury ened nations. nad tatked of with eive early notice of t! contrary to the princi ty, especially between individuals of friendly nations, and if Irishmen or persons trom other nations are to be found in the ranksof the adventurers who have invaded the place, the majority is composed of citizens from the raceeding from them, attracted or seduced by the invitation of those eugaged in raising recruits ; and all actuated by the same spimt, viz t to sustain and The undermgned e of the matter ; his narration, if not faith- evertheless true ae n with othor matters, to Mexico, it is t entea and which cou! United States ful and complete in all particulars, which have caused so much inj Geet testimony that could be pre not be overlooked with indifference, connected as it is with the recent invasion of our territory. part of Mexico in this matter would involve the utmost culpability in its government. Col. Snivicy is called a Texan—but is he one? This po. sition cannot be maintained, he is a native of the United States, and the name which he gives himself does not as committed in ry against the Mexican Republic fromthe tates the present adventurers were raised, in » were procured the munitions of war, Missouri, was the starting point of these where the laws of nations were trodden upon belougs 0 the United States, which country alse e compatriot in arms. suid States can welleay that the expedition tirely Texan, that the chiet who commands is and that the point of rendezvous is in Texas! But what torward im the face of y assigning to thisor Because the ex- Silence on the Jessen the crim nited States. men ; the plac Che press of the gave birth to th proofs can these periodicals brin such overwhelming evidence 7 that one some other place ot nativity | proceeded from the North towar: ter of Mexico, it must be Texan ; although those com- posing it have come from the Un elongs to Texas ! ited States, Perhaps Tn. Isit a tae f of the United States ene fac’ he intelligence received by the Chief Mag- ‘give the clearest right to the un- 0 use the terms of phrases in thé note of 2st had omitted, might be adduced im, when substantiating his mgbt at a future dependence b is not that a p gether with u tstrate of the Republic, © closing this note, Mr. Thempson will permit t et : mark that the allusien in the note of ‘of the $270,000 of the first to strengthen the right of Mexico has other right undersigned to rei July, relative to the payment instalment was. no Mexico against its aggressors. 5 aur point now made, and the allusion w simply as a proo! of loyalty punctuality with which agements, and the benevo! ent to preserve the sud of the geod faith and knew hew to fulfil her lent sentiments which animate good understanding with ions, Such a8 the United States. M The undersigned has the honor, &e. DSTABLISH MENT. 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