The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1843, Page 3

hours behiad—they are still behind. “Gov. Bouck is also expected. ‘The Masters Hughes sing again to- night—we have also a “grand moral exhibition” o' (Wax figures. ‘Te-morrow evening the agricultural ‘supper at the depot, fitted up for two thousand | people—also, fireworks and a balloon ascension. | | shall give you some account of tie orphans to mor- BY T Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. ai Sept. 20—Second Board.—55 shares Wilmington . road 17 $34000 State 6%, 58}; $3000) Reading railroad Convertible 6's, 1850, 68; $10,000 dodo do, 1847, 66; 100 shs Girard Bank, b5dt, 64; 40d0 Wilmingtoa Railroad, 174; 85 do Vicksburgh Bank, 3; $400 City 6's (several ears.) 103; 50 shs Herrieburg, 7s 1 do Camden and Am- | row and the mechanics’ fair. The latter havea ny, Bits 180 Fhiledelghie end renee P pig 21 onl ennessee 673 5 | number of fine old paintings, I am told, to look at, July? Shs ‘$2000 do do do, 81; $2000 do do do, 10 Sept , 80; besides jack-serrws and patent wheelbarrows. | $2000 do do do, 4 daly out ola Rossing Railroad, con "clock i vertible 6’, 1850, 66; 363 shs Girard Bonk, 6}; $2500 Le- Seven o'clock, the mail closes—cars not in. high Mortg e Loan, 64; 6 sbs Bank of Pens} fvanio, 14; Truly, Srion Barsonan. $7410 State 6's, 684; 100 she Union Bank ef Tennessee, 55; 40 do Reading Reilroa’, 18. aE LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Putapetrnia, Sept 2i—Arr Philadelphia, Barnard, Nan- tucket; Charity, Smith, NYork, Below, Imogeae, Sheed, tin Port au Prince, Charlotte Anu, Vroom, St Joh \B; Mousoou, Splendid, Shacktord, Eastport. Cld Ano ‘orth, StJohus, NF Etna, Ames, Matanzas. Nipto’s Iranian Opera.—To-night “Norma,” the most attractive entertaiament ever produced at Niblo’s, is tobe repeated. On Wednesday upwards ‘of two thousand persons were attracted to hear this Tragedia Lirica of the great Bellini, and as hun- dreds were precluded from obtaining a “‘ hearing,” there will be another assemblage this evening to witnees the efforts of the rivals Signora Corsini and Signora Majocchi, the great execution of the for- mer, and the power of the Jatter. Signor Valtellina again appears as Oroveso, (the fa'her of Norma.) We regret to heer that this isithe only night that this Opera Seria can be performed, therefore those who wish to hear the finest orchestra ia America, which includes the Rapetti and the Cioffi, should not fail being at the garden early. ig CONTENTS OF THE ANGLO AMERICAN, for September 23:—1. ‘Ihe Fall of Murray—Part 2 of this thrilling story. The Armenians of Constantinople, by the late Commodore Porter. 3, Fables, by J. K. Paulding. 4, Painting—a capital Lecture on Perspective. 6. The Empire of the Czar. 6. Wealth of Scopand six hundred years ago. 7. Anecdotes of George Cofman,the Actor. 8 ondon ag itis. 9. United Services—Drinking Anecdotes. 10. El Verdugo—a story of horror from the French of Bal- zac. 11. Cricketers’ Chronicle—conclusion of the match between New York and Toronto, anda match at Mon- treal,&c. 12 All the Foreign Intelligence of interest by the late arrival. 18 Poetry. 14. Arrival of the Queen of Englond in France. 15. Miscellaneous Articles, Varie- ties, Editorials, &c. &c. &c. Terms, $3 per annum; single copies 6 cts. J. A. TUTTLE, No.6 Ann street. BOZ_ IN NEW YORK—CHUZZLEWIT TURNED SPECULATOR—The number of ‘ Martin Chuzzlewit” published this morning in the New World Suppiement, is“ richer than mud.” ‘The way Dickens is down upon the Yankees is a “ sin to Moses.” Martin buys lots in the “city of Eden”—becomes a lion, and shows up the public reception he met with in New York; takes off the Repeal orators—and various hits at men and things. Where is the Boz Ball Committee? ‘The Monthly Supplement of the New World also con- tains the October part of Tom Burke; the September num- ber of © Arrah Niel, or Times o! Old,” the new and capi- tal Serie) Romance of G. P. R. Jamess, ‘Treasure Trove,” the humorous Irish story, by Lover; und the “ Loiter. ingsof Arthur O'Leary,” by Lover, six romances for one shilling! hee person who delights in rich descriptions, and feels disposed to enjoy fine sport, will buy the Supple ment this morning, and read Chuzzlewit. Black wood’s Magazine for Mase aes is an uncommon. ly rich number, Will be published on Monday morning. Also a Review ofthe Apologies «f Dr. Seabury and Mr. Haight, for the ordination of Mr. Carey. Price 124 cents. Office 30 Aun street. J. WINCHESTER, Publisher. 0G- THE PHILADELPHIA FAMILY NEWSPAPER. —The Saturday Courier, of this week, contains two ori- ginal Poems; Original Tale, by{H. W.jHerbert, Esq.; Tale, by E. Holden, Hq ; Letter from Europe, by Brooks; Ao Essay, or Detraction; Humorous Olio; Juvenile Depart: ment; The Family Circle; To Young Men; The Green Baron; ‘The Jester; The Agriculturist; The Useful Book ; The Navy—Grave Charges; Literary Notices; Carter's Acquittal; Bad Masters make bad Boys, by Ari The Drama; A Tour to the Lal Cuarnam Taratre.—The experiment now in pro- gress by Mr. Deverna, proves that our citizens want nothing but good order, good actirs, and good per- formances to induce them to extend a liberal pa- ronage to atheatre. Al! these concomitants have been liberally supplied at the Chatham, and in nght earnest has the effort been rewarded. To-night Yan- kee Hill appears in Jonathan in England, and Seth Slope. Miss Ratllia gives one of her prettiest dan- ces, and the drama of Ambrose Gwinett concludes the entertainments. We are pleased to notice that Harry Grattan, the gentlemanly actor and accom- plished dramatist, is enguged, and is shortly to appear. General Sessions. Before Recorder Yallmadge aud Aldermen Brady and Dunning. James R. Waiting, Esq., District raant te Serr 21—Dischurged—John O'Shaughensy, indicted for keeping a disorderly house at 110 Cedar street, entered a plea of guilty, but was discharged, the nuisance had been abated. Jacob Sinds, the colored preacher, who was indicted with Henry Wright, on a charge of receiving @ portion of the specie stolen from the brig Arandah, at Quarantine, ‘was discharged, a noile prosequi having been entered, as the evidencs was notsutticient to ensure a conviction. ilempted Murder A ton Stevens, wes trie! oa a Wath intent to Kili bis wife Saroh to the hese of CVS R afe Lived aS @ servan rhaying had some osevelt, 731 Broad- on the 4th of Au onversation with ur; which she sad che wished not to live with him 5, h Rich Leuter; Dante; The any more, aad she suoald spend ber days with the family | Musical World; Medical; For Mothers; The Fine Arts; the wast a eae war wellureated. Ho then called her a | Self Education; Copious City Matters; Varieties; Rates of Diack Liteb, kucoked her down, and drew a piece of iron, | Discount; Price Current; The Buffalo Hunt; Letter ubout Wh wbieh he heat her,and threatened while beating her | Boston, No 2; Original Essay on Education; Marshal to kill ber. She tinaly escaped by falling outof a win- | Bertram in New Orleans. Terms and agent as usual. J. A. TUTTLE, 6 Anu st. GREAT EXCITEMENT—A RICH NUMPER OF THE NEW WORLD, for Saturday, Sept. 23.—It full of glorious articles, and no intelligent lady or gentle man should deny themselves the luxury of this unrivalled Family Newspoper. The following embraces a part only of the contents Autubiographyjof an Orphan Girl—New chapters of this powerful written story of real life, including as an episode. en i— A capital French story, full of painful interest. Five P. M.—By Lincoln Ramble, Esq., the best essayist and sketcher in this country. Reminiscences of an Old Federalist—No. 9—Scenes in Jefferson’s Administration. Romances of Real Life—Four stories from Leigh Hunt’s «« Hundred Romances of Real Life.” A Tour to the Far West—Life in Wisconsin, &c., by L. F. Allen, Eeq., of Buffalo. 'H.8. Lagare, Esq.—Biographical sketch of the late dis- tinguished Attorney General, by Senator Rives. Letter from James Givens, in New|York,'to his cousin, Hugh Hughes, Pool Lane, Liverpool, touching New York, i&c. Letters from New York—By Mrs.Childs—Extracts from this plessant book. The Book Barons of Cliff street, excoriated in an edito- rial article of some interest to the public. Also, Scrap Book Poetry, Literary News, &c. Combining a ‘greater variety of interesting articles;han any other poper in Ame- rica, for 6} cents; $3.0 year. $G@ PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S CELEBRATED i118 for the radical cure of Gonorrhea, Gleet, aud ail un- nt discharges from the urethra. The extraordi. emand for those pills since their introduction into this country, is the best criterion of their value; over three thousa:id boxes have been sold during the last year without a single instance of failure. They are tobe had genuine only at the office and consulting rooms of the College of Medicme end Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street, price $1 per box. W. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent. 0G- THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR—This singular, yet perfectly innocent article, will remove hair from any place where it is applied, and not irritate or injure the skin. Under its influence the sl expanded, and assumes a florid appearanc: ay be proved by act ial before purchasing. shall also shortly have asplendid new engraved wra| that will effectually protect the public from imposition. Remember that this is the only true Hair Eradicator, and no other preparation pessesses the some properties. It is also warranted to contain no arsenic or poison. The proprietor’s reputation is a sufficieut guarantee thatit is ail that it professes to be. To be had true only at 21 Court- Le street, and at the Branch House, Beston, 58 Corn. idl. dow, 101 the rnffin was urrested. Dv, Gurdon Buck tes- tities that her iorchea! was ent in several places, her col- lar boue broken, aud her body bruised in many places. Ne defence was offered, and the jury returned an imme- diate verdict of guilty, which was immediately followed up by the sentence of the Court, who seat him to the State prison fortwo years. Assault and Battery with Intent to Kill.—A young man named Willism Donnelly, was put upon his trial for an assault and battery, with intent to kili Luke Goodwin, on the 30th August last, by snapping a loaded horse pistol at his,breast. ‘The prosecution proved by Goodwin, that while he was seated in tuetin sLopof Peter Haney, of 101 Houston street, on the above day, some dispute arose as to a decision, giving Patrick Conlan the preference over the accused of finishing a piece of work, he drew a horse pi tol from his breast, and without any cause poses it at him but it didn't go off. Itwas also proved by Hea- that the accused had loaded the pistol a few days pre- vious, and that at the timeof mapping it he took the pis- tol froma shelf in the shop where he had laid it. Heaney admitted that beh were alla little tod®ed, but he could not tell how much they drank or how often they had sent or it. The horse pistol was here presented,and such another coking instrument of death was rarely seen in a court of Justice, The latch ofthe pan was broXen off and the rust that nad corroded it made it lock like an implement of an- cient days. Heaney testified that the pan had been broken by the Grand Jury, as it was in good order when the ac- cured attempted to fire it, although he couldn’t say there wos any priming init. ‘The defence conducted by Exocn E, Camp, considered the character of the testimony for the prosecution so incomplete, and the appearance of the pistol such an argument against any imaginable attempt to kill any body orany living thing, offered no rebutting evidence, and the case was submitted under the charge of the court. Thejury, without leaving their seats, return- ed averdictoi assaultonly, and the court in considera- ionof the accused having been confined since the 5th of tAugust, sentenced him to tendays imprisonment in the city prison. Trials of Mike Walsh.—Several indictments against this person for libel was set down for trial this merning. Davin Gaanaat and R. 8.|Wirson, Esqrs., appeared as counsel for accused and asked a postponement of all the cases until the October term of the court, as also a post- ponement of judgement in those where verdicts had | saa rendered against him. The District Arronney objected to the proceeding uuless the proper affidavits were made by counsel or the accused party of the absence of mate- rial witnesses. An affidavit was then made by counsel stating that the accused was not ready for trial owing to the shortness of time since the indictments were found. er, 0G- TO MOTHERS WHO MAY BE SUFFERING from that painful sffection, sore nipples, and who find it extremely difficult to nurse the child, we would recom. mend Dr. Sherman’s Papillary Oil, is a sure and infallible remedy, and which can be used without Figetdis f the child from the breast. It is the only certain remedy for the disease, and has never been known to fail. Mra. Kecner and Remsen,two old and experienced nurs Drs. A. C. Castle and Vanderpool, recommend it in highest terms; Vd hove used and seen it used with great effect. Dr. Sherman's warchouse is 106 Ni street. Agents—110 Broadway : 10 Astor House; 227 Hudson street; 188 Bowery; 77 East Broadway; and 66 William st. @G- DO NOT COMPLAIN WHEN YOU CAN BE cured—To cure consumption when the lungs are gone is impossible—no medicine inthe world can do it. But is easy to keep oft and eradicate the seeds of such a die-* ease. The Hygenian Ba!sam, discovered by Dr. Cook, an eminent practitioner of London, is one of the greatest remedies of the age in removing ell incipient stages of consumption, healing the lunge, and depriving the system of that state of body, disposing it towards pulmonary af- flictions. This medicine is recommended to the public with the utmost confidence, a restorative in all cases where complaints of the lungs are not too deeply seated to be aided by medicine. Let the consumptive sufferer try itandbe satisfied. Sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor, No. 11 Barc Aspinwall, No. 86 William ae the Messrs, Sands, No. 79 Fulton, corner of Gola street & PHALON’S TUBEROSE SHAVING CREAM. — Whatever tende to promote comfort is ablessing. This is a maxim established by the experienceof ages, and we would beg to apply it to anew article about to be intro- duced as a substitute forshaving soaps, which are objec- tionable from their necessarily containing alkelies e allude to “ Phalon’s Tuberose Shaving Cream,” which is equal, if not superior to Guerlain’s, of which much is im- ported fromParis. Gentlemen who have been in the habit of ig Guerlain’s, opetrial will assure them that Phalon’s is mueh the cheapest, os his jars (beautifully got up) contein twice the quantity for three shillings of —The indictment aga'nst E. Thetford, charged with acth of January, 1841, and stealing $5,693, was taken up, and the parties appeared fortrial. On examination ofthe testimony of the accused taken in commission, the Court and District Attorney were satisfied that an a tli had been 80 clearly proved of the absence of the parties at Phila- delphia, at the time the burglary was committed, that a conviction could not be made, and the Court, therefore, with the consent of the District Attorney, ordered a nolle rrosequi to be entet ind they were discharged. The sum of $846 that wastaken from Thetford at the time of his arrest, which wes then delivered to Mr. Baker, on his ving indemnifying bonds for its return in case of the acquittal of the accused patties, was surrendered up to him, and the bonds returned to his possession. The Courtithen a \jonrned tili this morning at 11 o’clock. QG- AMERICAN MUSEUM.—Yesterday was a great day at this establishment. Hanpington met with great cess, and the manoger seems determined to keep up the excitement, for he has put on attractions which com- pletely puts tothe blush every thing of the kind in the city. Instance the Ethiopian Serenaders, Diorama, Re- pr sentation of the Conftagration of Mescow, Miss Adair, Celeste, the Mermaid, &c. Can there be other than a full house? Be sure and go early in the evening to secure an entrance. PEALE’S MUSEUM.—The magnificent attrac- tions of this establishment are drawing great crowds. ‘The Mammoth Child, weighing 406 pounds, in contrast with the infant,a year old, weighing but 4 Ibs, isa sight never before seen, and the Jike will probably never occur axain; and aa this is positively the last week of their exhi- bition, no time shoud be lost in paying them a visit. In addition, the Fudgee Mermaid, and six performers, are all to be seen for ‘the low price of one shilling. 0G- THE BOAT RACE AGAIN.—The subscriber deprrcates a newspaper controversy as much as Mr. Dor. Jon, butos his chailenge in the papers of yesterday morn ing is cateulated to misiead the public mind, I would hor ethet the boatof Mr. Dorlon, at the race on the | Guerlain’s four shilling pots, The beautiful softening eth potnds lighter than the one I | qualities of this cream on the beard operates like magic rowed, « hich gave one will see, an undue | Wiilthe reader (ake our word foc it? Call und see for edvontuge, And this edvanteg iui asks for in bis } yourself. Sold wholesale and retail by Edward Phalon, ge of yesterday morning. Now, I repeat the chal ould likewise state, that I ace, provided the Henry Stork shall De made th eight os the Highland Mary. It M Dorton will not accept this, the public must be satis that Mr. Dorlon is no match for me in a fair and equal rece, STEPHEN ROBERTS, Pf. S. To prevent appearing azain before the public in thir affair, 1 Mr. Doron hee any other Gecposition to Taventor,jJNo 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul’s. PRIVATE DISEASES—A CURE GUARAN: TEED.—The College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the City of New York, establishe! ‘or the suppression ot quackery, is now prepared to treat all diseases of a pri- vate nature, and offer to all those afflicted with these dis- iressing maladies advantages not to be met with in any ather mstitution in this country, either public or private re offered, and make, it would be hetter for him to call on Henry Rs Ro. | from the constant correspondence, and from private ar sunecy Bt. y Place. 8. R. ements, between the members of the College and the oe mest eminent professors of the medical institutio 0G- THE ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA —Al). the late English papers are received end for sale at whole sale and retail by Burgess & Stringer, 222 Broadway, cor ner of Ann street. The London Lilustrated News—The handsomest illus- trated paper in the world. Single copies 18} cents; $9 a ear in advances The Pictori#l Times—Price 18} cts. single copies; ¢9 year in advance, ‘The London Punch—12} cts. single; $5 a year, deliver. ed toany part of thecity, or mailed to any part of the rope, all improvements in the treatment of these disearcr are forwarded to them long belore they reach the maj rity of the medical profession of this country. Wath such celebrated remedies, together with the combined skill of the first medical men ot this country, the College feel #0. tisfied that the good work mere 6 have undertaken, ‘the suppression of quackery,” will receive the patronage it deserves from that poriion of the public requiring their servicee. ‘Terms for advice, all medicines, $5. Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nissan world. stree:. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Also, a large quantity of other English papers, received | NB. Patients living at a distance, by stating their di by this stea be soase explicitly in writ iving all sy mptoms, together Published day, The Banker’s Wife, or Court and | with the tréatment they received elsewhere, if any, can City, by Mrs. Gore-—Harpers best edition. Price 12} cts. Also, the September part of Mortin Chizzlewit, Yom Burke, &c, &c. All the above are for sale, wholesale and retail, by BURGESS & STRINGE! P 222 Broadway corner Ann WE SHALL RECEIVé BY THE CALEDONIA ond have for sale atthe Herald Literary Depot, Hei Buildings, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, the following latest Foreign Journals obtain a chest containing all medicines, with fall direc tions for use, with aguarantee of cure, by addressing the agent of the college, post paid, enclosing $5. og. THE PARISIAN TALTRRATIVE MIXTURE for the permanent cureof primary or secondary syphil Au pts. aed & venereal taint in their system should use this powerful alterative without delay; it com- pletely eradicates all the bad ettects of mercury by invi. gorating and strengthening the constitution. Sold in large bottles, $2 each; small ditto, $1; in cases contain- {i The Illustrated London News, ing belt a doveny 96, osrefally peeked bod F'Phe Pictorial Times, . « . + 18h) ng Union mee cere fully packed and sent toil parts ree L. wp anemia » 1h! | of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nana street se The Weekly Dispatel 134 ___ W. 8 RICHARDSON, Agent. ‘The Freeman’s Journ + COSTIVEN jousands through thi , 16t|] pica have the. fateh soale-ob. duremé.aeuimlote: ore The Sunday Times, 12 | Gnaily end in death, Now would peop! "The Court Journal + 18} | sional dose of Van's Vegetable Blood Pills, many yoars of Tohain’s Courier L"Burope, + 124 | pealth might be and the bed of death smoothed Chas, Wilmer’s News Lette + 61} down by agreen old age. We do not exaggerate these Wilmer & Smith’s European Time: + 124] pills. Dyspepsia and all complaints that are caused by Agents can be supplied with all of the abeve, by making | irogulerity ef the bowels, or indigestion, will positively be cured by this pure vegetable extract. Price 26 cents per box; and forsale at4 Courtlandt street, Given to the poor gratis. pplication at the Ottice, and on reasonable torms, the moment they arrive. Subscriptions will also be received and punctually attended to. b pend, pul , at 201 Broadway, is known to every lover of the art, and the resort of themusical connoisseurs of our city, has just received from Boston his selection of splendid Piano Fortes, from the firet manufacturers of thatcity. They may be compared now with the fivest instruments of Eng- lish or American manufacture, which make up his ex- cellent assortment, Mr, Atwill is particularly desirous that purchasers should test the quality and price compar atively of those instrnments,for whien he will, with plea- sure, afford them every facility. Every thing new in music will be und on histables, and several songs, which he has just publishe: 0g- THE FOLLOWING LETTER 13 PUBLISHED to show the estimation in which the Metalic Tablet Strop isheld in Euro, ¢:— Puack L’Onron, 5 rue Racine, 25 Paris. W. L. Carter, Cutler to the King siace 1824, and to Royal Navy, late Inspector of Surgical Instruments to the British force Mr. Geo. Saunpen' Dear Sir,—It:8 with much pleasure I haveto assure you of my entire satisfaction of the last consignment of the Metalic Tablet Razor Strops, which 1 received sate. 1 consider you have now brought to the highest pitch of perfection, and independent of their incontestible superi- ority over all other Razor Strops manufactured on the continent, [know of none in Bicnce possessing the same advantages. Youknow my sileof high priced razors is considerable, and your Strop is now theonly one I re- commend with my Razors. I continue to receive the most flattering testimonials of its merit not only for Ra zors, but for most kinds of surgical instruments. Believe me to be, dear sir, yourstruly, . ‘WM. L. CARTER. The original of the above can be seen, v ith certificates from cutlersin England, and also from the first gentle men of this country. ltis the same article that received first premiums year after year at the Fair of the American Institute. G. SAUNDERS, Inventor and Mauutacturer, 163 Broadway. 0G- THE LIONS OF GOrHAM—Not to have known Fiorence and his capital oysters, “ would areue your self unknown.” His bivalves open rich just now, as hun- dreds seem to be aware; for not more sure is the sun to pein the west,than your joyous epicure to drop into this favorite resort forthe bon vivant at nightfall; indeed, we know net which most to admire, his splendid picture of © Venus rising from the sea,” or the Shrewsburys, fresh from their coral beds Not only is good fare dispensed there “by moonlight,” a dinuer fit for the gods is served upto “bodies corporate,” in the shepe of turtle soup, woodcock, snipe, reed birds, and every delicacy of the sea- son, Gentlemen dining down town will find all the com- forts of home at this pleasant retreat, adjoining which is a suit of rooms (entrance in Park Place) where lodies can enjoy Qdejeunir in the most quiet manner, with their at- tendant beaux. We are happy tolearn Mr. Florence is reaping a good return for the outlay on an establishment which does so much credit to our city and the taste of the popular proprictor. 0G- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.— The Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the City of New York, is an infallible remedy for this class of diseases, being composed of a combination of the most invigorating medicinal herbs in ahighly concentrated form; it is of infinite value to all persons suftering from debility or weakness of any hind Sold in large bottles $3 each; small do. $1; in cases of half dozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the Union. Office and consulting rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Qg-A FR'END HAS KINDLY SENT US THE following gratuitous certificates, and the persons well known in Otsego county. We hope they will be the means of inducing ail who require them not to hestitate any Jonger in using these remedies. REMARKABLE CURES OF RHEUMATISM.—This isto certify that I have been sorely efflicted with the rheumatisin, being very lame, and obliged part of the time to go with crutches. [have laid awake in grent distress, night after night, the cords of my ancles contracted, and the joints swelled. Last winter | commenced using the Indian Vege able Elixir and Nerve and Bone Liniment, from Comstock & Co., 21 Courtlandt street, New York, and by only two bottles have been entirely cured. I feel it my duty to make the facts public, that those offlicted may avail themseives of their virtues. (Signed) J. R. MILLARD. Gilbertaville, Otsego county, N. Y., Aug. 23, 1843 Ikave been dreadfudy offlicted with the rheumatism, in its worst form, part of the time, for the last tew yeare, having to go with crutches most of the time, suff-ring with racking pains. I last winter commenced using the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Hewes’ Nerve and Bone Lipiment, from Comstock & Co., and two bottles have en- bes cured me. WILLIAM WEBB. Gilbertsville, Aug. 23,1843. P. 8. Youcan publish this certificateif you think it will induce the suffering to be cured like me. . Ww. ‘Will the above convince all who are troubled with this distressing complaint that there is acertain cure, and none need despair of ile Highs relieved? Willyou still suffer, or be cured? can also refer you to living witness jis city, who have been cured of rheuma- tism of over 23 years standing. Also, the foliowing will convince the heads o! families the necessity of keeping the Pain Extractor always in the house, in case of burns, scalds, as ile in every case will be preserved if the vital parts are uninjured. This is to certify that | have used the Magical Pain Ex- tractor,feom Comstock & Co., 21 Courtlondt street, in my family with great joyfulnces. One of my children fell on the stove,and was go badly burned that his life was despaired of, and by the use of one box of this wonder of the age, the Magical Pain Extractor, all pain was relieved immediately, andhe is now entirely well. The deep burns all healed without leaving a scar or a trace of the burn. I firmly believe it will save lite in most every case of a burn. (Signed,) SAMUEL SAWYER. Gilbertsville, Aug” 24th, 1843. P.S.—I also gave one bottle of Messrs. C_& Co.’s Ver mifuge to another son of mine, 4'years old, aud he dis: charged 52 worms of immense size, and it restored the ehild to perfect health. Icanrecommend it to the pub- lic as a safe and sure remedy for worms. “3. Comment on the above is unnecessary. It speaks plainly for itself, and also shows the public ‘ie efficacy of Comstock & Co.’s medicines. They also publish gra: tuitously a medical pamphiet thet all families should keep, thatcan be had by sending tothestore. Their fec simile signatures must however be found on every one of their medicines, or else it is abaseand pernicious counterfeit. The only genuine articles, the above, &c. are to behad only at 21° Courtlandt street. Find the right place. a A ECE ERE PETS, MONEY MARKET. Thursday Sept. 21-6 P. M. By the arrival of the steamer we have again fourteen days later news. The accounts are exceedingly favora ble to American interests. Cotton and all produce had advanced in an extraordinary manner, and the quantity of money increased. The following is a comparative re- turn of the whole currency :— Exiisn Currency. England. May2, June. July 22. dug. 19. Bank of England, 19,122,600 £18,411,000 18,809,000 20,051,000 P, Banks, 63,578 4,509,478 4,460,098 4.332.478 47 3,017,167 rivate Joint Stock Banks, 2,853,779 2,840,312 2,782,312 Scotland. Private Jet Se keke, 2,043,162 2,869,863 2,665,526 2,667,378 Irelani Bank of Irel: 3,206,200 3,105,150 9,089,100 3,018,750 Private and Jot Sk Banks, 1,961,357 1,734,730 1,681,958 1,681,584 ‘Total, 95,115 464 88,000 34,554,794 34,533,500 Bul,n inB’k of Eng. 11,325,000 11,673,000 11,872,000 11,973,000 It will be seen that the circulation of the Bank of Eng- jand has increased, when a partial diminution by pay* ments into the exchequer was expected, whilst the paper of the private and joint-stock banks in England and Wales has diminished, at a timo when a great revival of trade is apparent. This seeming paradox will be explained by the fact that the relatively lower rate of interest pre- vailing in London than in the provinces,is increvsing the proportion of commercial bills sent to the city for dis- count, which, as a matter of course, enlarges the demand ‘or Bank of England paper, whilst, in a corresponding de- gree it diminishes the use of provincial notes. The reme dy for this will be a reduction in the rete of money in the interior. The Bank published its usual notice, as fol- 'ows :— “The Governor and Compony of the Bonk of England are ready, until further notice, to receive applications for loans on the deposit of approved bills of exchange not having more than six months to run, Exchequer Bills end India Bonds, such loans to be repaid on or brfore the 19th October next, at the rate of three per centum per annum, ynd to be for sums of not less than£2,000 each.—Bank of Englond, 81st August, 1943. This is maintaining the same rates for money as the last fow notices. Money was still offered by the brokers at ‘ormer rates freely, and the payment by the Treasury of £1,500,000 on account of the opium indemnity, threw asupply of money upon the market, which mostly sought stocks ag on investment, cansing activity and a marked rise in stocks. The harvest turns out well, and puts anend to all fears of a drain upon the enormous tock of ballion on that account. In Paris the amount of unemployed capital is also very great. In most departments of trade considerable movement was manifest, and a Manchester circular remarks as fol tows in relation to the China trade :— “The Chinese move slowly ; they donot readily adopt innovations, and some considerable time will be required co getthe new 9 tem, which isto supersede that of Co Hong. fairly and freely into operation. The fact, too. that America has this year contributed totheir supply a quantity at least amounting to one-half of that sent from thiscountry, should not be lost sight of, and thus the wants of the Chinese will be met by shipments from the 1wo brttaigoe MS Af the present time, exceeding one mil- lion three hundred thousand pieces of plain cotton, and nearly cqual to the whole export of such goods from Great Britain for the years 1841 and 1842.” From this statement it would appear that over 400,000 pieces of plain cotton have been sent to Canton this year. ‘The market in relation to American stocks was as follow The prices of American stocks are firm, and no large amounts are oftered for sele ; but, at the same time, there sas yet no general demand for investment, end the pur shasrs continue to be mostly of a speculative character. \laboma Dollar 5 per cent 60, sales, held at 65 per cen' Sterling,70 p rcent. Hlinois6's,28 to 30—nominal. | Jiana 6's, Dollar and Sterling, without business. Ken- tucky, none forsale, Louisiana—Bonds of the Bonk of Louisiana, 86 (0 87 cent for 1844; for the two seri 30—buyers; Consolidated Association, 50 to 53; Citizens’ Bank, some sold at 50; Union Bank, four series, 53 to 60— those of 1844, 75 per cent. The demand for Louisiana stock is solely {rom the United States. Massachusetts ®s, Sterling, none for sale—e buyer at 97. Maryland Sti %, 60-—buyers. Michigan 6's, 25—nomin 5s, Planters’ Bank, 40—buyers. Bniow B New York State 5's, 90 to 91 5 City, 49 to 90. Ohio 6’s, buyers at 90. Pennsylvania 5's, 60—buyers. South Carolina 5 per cent sterling (Baring’s), 93. “Tennessee, 68 to 85 per cent. U.8. Bank Shares 16s to 17s—heavy. Denison’s Doben: tures, 60 to 56 per cent. Caneda Sterling 6's, 100 per cent ex dividend. The state of European exchanges was as follows :—~ Hamburg, Amsterdam, 2an +550" aera se ** Londe Genoa, 3mm + Leghorn + Mebeee sec OT mares & s. banco * gents p lire» + * 300, m, baneo. for 1 florin. Hamburg yr 1 florin geese itd » London nes and cents> ‘12 stg. . 8 12-16 centsss+ sss ees “1 ta nmova, Leghorn «+ 835% cents + Dire, sAmsterdam, Paris, 2u1 56 % 15 groves for 3 fv Hamburg $5g do vss teers London «+ 12 25 florins & stivers» "LE ste jenoa+ Ms + 1 lira nuova, Leghorn + oh hie. Amsterdam, 3m +++ Kotterdam + ++ florins & stivers: for 14. sty, Antwerp: ++ Hambu 1 do. “1 do, +L mmilrea, 1 {mares & 5. ban $ francs and cents: ‘stg. Leghorn - + Gold Standard - not 1000 weighing about 866 oz, do Bogota & Mex Popay A tur business was dove at the Stock board to-day, and prices were generally in advance, Kentucky ro: 4; Mlinois 4; Iudiana fell 4; Long Island }; Harlem 45 Farmers’ Loan }. Atthe new Board the sales of Kentucky were very large. The cotton market here has been favorably influenced by the foreign news; but flour has been unsettled, and receded slightly. The auditor of the-State of Illinois has given publie notice that he will offer for sale at Springfield onthe Ist Monday of April next, 210,000 acres of lands, selected under the provisions of the distribution law, ly- ing in the Danville, Chicago and Dixon districts ; 42,000 acres of land entered by the State underthe provisions of tho internal improvement law ; and aiso the Northern Cross Railroad, between Springfield ond Meredosia, with all the buildings, locomotives, &. The lands to be sold in 80 acre lots,and internal improvement bonds and scrip of the State of Ilinois received in payment. Notwithstanding our repeated warnings to the com- mupity, we understand that there are individuals in the city and county, who are making themselves active in obtaining proxies for the coming election of the New York and Erie Railroad, to secure the return of the per- sons, or their friends, who have fo long controiled the Piermont division of the road. It cannot be for th: inte- rest of any stockholder or creditor of the company to knowingly act so asto produce such results. Had our advice been listened to—given one year since in the columns of this paper, the following sum would have been saved tothe stockholders and creditors, being the esti- mated loss for delay “ on the Susquehannah division, 117 40 100 miles in length, (from Binghampton te Hornells. ville,) the loss would be or timber and workmanshi| ed road: $218,502 85 08 140,152 71 ure or track + For supersti On the Western Division, 132 63-100 miles in length, (from Hlornelisville to Dunkirk.) the loss would be on tnber $174,758 74 and workmanship Kor pi F $93,874 20 pile | Road + bridges »= superstructure or track + For pier in Lake Exies++ ++ $210,002 12 $684,760 96 2d. The interest 328,307 00 3d. ‘The total nett earn sion lost to the creditors and Con 30,000 00 4, Cost and expenses of needless li 20,000 09 5. Salaries of men uselessly employ tingent expenses: ++ see eeeceesres 18,000 00 ‘Total loss of another year’s suspension of the work $1,080,067 86 It is difficult to imagine how so vast an enterprise, one s0 meritorious as this, and in which so many thousonds aro doeply interested, could have been brought to its pre- sentcondition in so short atime, It need not to have veen thus prostrated, and the period is not far distant when, asit is hoped, its aspect will be changed.” Sales at the Stock Exchange. $2000 U States 6's "62 Masg 1s do 4900 Ohio 6's 1860 b30 9649 25 Bk Commerce full 13,000 6 30 d script sod b30 96% 2300 do 6's 1870 9% rs’ Loan 15,000 Kentucky 6's 99h > 16,000 do 60 100" do 430 21 10,000 Hlinois 6°s °70 38, tica & Schy RIL 1 18,000, do 37% 50 City Bk N Orls 820 56 1,600 Mlinois 6 39100 L Island RR Ei 10,000 India: 35, 10 N Jersey RR Co 2000 Indiana 5°s 3534-325 Paterson RR Co 13,000 do 37 100 do 5000 do 36%% 30 Utica Syracuse 2000 36%) 900 Harlem RR Co 5009 Ohio 6°s 1856 95 150 > 600 Tennessee 6's 2% bo i 45 Ohio Lf & Trust 8644100 > b30 3 23 do a 50 lo 3 40 Canton Company 2644 100 do 25 Mohawk Rt Co b30 378 Second Board. 40 Farmers’ Loan b3 243g 90 Harlen 30 3834 100 Harlem 38% 50 do b30 38; New York Public Stock Exchange. $6000 Ohio 6's "60 964g 00 do i000 > sib 9% 375 do 4000 do 530 9650 do bis 3000 = do bao 96% 79 do 15, 1000 do 860 9532 25 do 360 2000 Arkansas 6s 100 do bi0 25 shs Canton Company 1000 India Doll Bas 25 ys bis 10,000 do 10 do _ 2 1000 Til 100 Harlem Rail Road Co 16,000 1 Et do Monday 38 1000 225 do 38% 1000 40 do sl5 6000 50 do thw 4000 10 do b30 1000 iM do, 1000 Kent 50 L Island RR Co sto 26,100 00 do 30 1000 50 do bio 52) 20,000 50 do Sept.30 52! 5000 100 do 50,000 100 do 860 2000 of do v7 2000 0 do s10 5 25 shs Farmers Loan Sec Board. 50 Harlem 40 do 810 3844 5y do 40 Farmers? Loan aig 350 do Long Island 930 5284 State of Trade. The intelligence by the Casedonia will knock up cotton and knock down flour. Corrox.—In consequence of the great activity in the foreign markets, holders in this city became very firm after the arrival of the news by the steamer, and the re- sult se far is an advance of }, 9nd perheps five thousand bales changed hands. Aiter che news 1s fully digested we shall see how much further it will go up. Fiour.—The news is sad for flour ho ders. It appears that the yield in England will be excellent, and prices were already walking down. Buyers here hardly known wat to do in consequence ofthis. Let us wait a day or two. ‘Asuss are again up. Pearls now fetch $5 37, and Pots $437, and a jittle more. All closed with an upward tendency. Business is on the improve in this market. Strangers are increasing in number and merchandize fs rising in prices, Brighton Cattle Market, Monpay, Sept. 18, 1843. At market 700 Beef Cattle, 350 Stores, 8600 Sheep, and 1075 Swine. Prices—Beef Cattle—The prices obtained last week were hardly sustained. We quote extra at $4 60; first quality $4 a $4 25; second quality $3 75 a $4; third ity $3 a $3 50. wo year old $8.0 13; three year old $11. 17. Stores. Sheep—Small lots were sold from 75c to $1 60. Weth- ers $1 26,1 42and 1 62. Swine—Shoats to peddle at 4Jc for Sows, md 64c for Barrows; selected lotsa fraction more. Old Hogs, from Ohio, 4a 4}c; selected old Hoga from New York, 4 and 6. At retail from 5 to 6}c. TAP larried. On Tuesday evening 19th inst., at Bushwick, by the Rev. Mr. Meeker, Mr. Jonn Vaxcert to Miss Catnanine Younes, all of Williamsburg, L. 1 On the evening of the 20th inst., at Rutgers st, Church, by the Rev. John M. Krebs, Mr. Jastes G. Cooren to Miss Mary E. Braprorn, both of t \ r Died. At Harlem, on Wednesday the 20th inst., Rorr, aged 66 years 8 months and 29 day: ‘The friends and acqtaintances of the family are par- ticularly invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, James Hope, 125th street, Harlem, without further invitation. Oa the 2lst Sept., Vioua Rowe, youngest daughter of James and Mary ©. Ro’ 5 months and 3 days. ‘The Friends ot the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral this afternoon at 4 o'clock, at 117 Kast Broadway On the ist inst., Jonw Davey, in the Mth year of his age, at the City Hospital, from a gun shot wound received ot the Arsenal Yard. ‘The friends and acquaintances, and those of his uncle, the late Joseph O'Connor, are respectfully invited to at- tend his fuseral, from his mother’s residence, No. 65 Duane street, this afternoon at 4 o’clock A EER FEE AEE » Mrs. Racnen Passengers Arrived. yoou—Ship Patrick Henry—G Russell; Mrs; Delano iid, New. Bedford: George L Newton, New York; 8 Nitincon, Philadelphia A P Milter and lady Savanoahs k. Hill, indy, 2 children. and, servant Carrie adv, Miss Currie, Scotiann; Jol ON anyingy, 2 children and. servant, Hamilton, Canada, Kk. Yorkshire—200 steerage, WijnEstes--Bremen barque Hadson—M Minnerke, J Olevn- ¥ imer—and 222 in the steerage. Ship Te ahassee—R J Davis—and 70 in the ateorage ‘Ai Bost ow—Steam ship Caledonia, from Liverpoal—Lt Fer. guson, luly, two children and serrant, Mare Montalto and Stevant, Rev FL Oster, Messrs ‘Thomson and lady, Pierce and fady, WE Johns Indy, Macready and servant, Murphy and servant, Wilk Houghton, Algorri, F Reimer feeden, Warden, Gi ‘ J Bell} *Dowall vider. a t John Danielgon, Str Kyle, JD Roche, A Man Hy Caldwell, Bynum, H Dove, Arthur, vengtedt, Heuricks, Job Rhind, Babeoek, ty Gibb. M From Liverpo How, Cae Parkin te man Ginieve, WN A, JAM Leay 4 ery, Bell, Mrs Bennett, Miss Shep- Ning and seree—M#. "Halifax to 'B ce Lew Lobb, Biss, James Cochran Miss dioan, Anthony, B Cortina, Bliss— At Bost on—Ship Corea, from Cronstadt—John H Taylor. of Macon, Ga; Wm H Wiltberge ‘Ar Boston--Barque Velasco, from Louder W Kirk wood, of Utica, N¥y Geo Batchelder, John Cunningham, Joh Dewsnap, New York, Passengers Satled. Loxpoy—Pi diator-Wm Hall, Jobn Calf, New York; Nicholas Cushman, Richmond; George H Niagara, Chas © Harvey and lady, Demera F Cox, | Win Hobsoua hildven, J DR Mil portation Forelg: Livenroot—Ship Patrick Henry—50 ¢ yell & Minturn—29 cases Jd 4 tJ Hasbuck—6 Smith & Thi 1 Inglis & Scot pier—6 eks Newstead & Bevrns—t Butterfied & F val, 500 sacks sal adwell— 10 5 vel, Dexter & Bush—1C King FT Dolan & Brow 1A ety J dg i Wout, Philadel py H 1 i a Back t—1 Young & Sinith—tl Crowell & ill ‘Hizabeth, Pilcher, doy —, Rosalama, Buckley, G Hodges & co—3 P Leffort—2 11 | vanuahy 2 t Flint, Wilmingtou, NC; 20th, Ger r=) Peabody, Riggs & coi P Me- | Harrison, Boush, 3 J Napiea: 83 Garner & cot Hunt & ‘ 1 Br—2 L Atterby L Bew, B Beu Harvey & Staff—3 W Batt—3 N fF BF Babeoek—I € Bsadly—1 W Blodger—2 H 81 W Stonebri 194 baas ire meron & Brand—27 ‘T W Ar fj ts indigo, Hip) Tallahassee—75 tons Y 8 80 P enkins JA Newbold Blackbarn—2 bales M Knowles—I7. tons salt © H 2 De Rhain & Moore—60 casks bleaching powder & Brooks—50 cases BA Mumford-—36 JR Harris—75 tons sal Woodhull & Minturn—2 pkgs A Hater bals 100 boxes tin to order. Brewex—Bremen Bark Hudso: Ct Noltemus & Varenstadt uke com? 43. & Dreyer". pies CFP Billis Gardner hu do 78 half do hemp 1 bale mdse to order, Maranzas—Brig E th—100 bxs sugar Crocker & War 1 Sr. Domine hogany 200 a Brig Ga non logs 40 de FROM AMERICA Oct. 9 Oct. ii Lott G. Western, Hosken- gents We shall esteem ita favor, to Commodore Rosert Sitvey, of rtof the Shipping left at the Port. essels Spoken on their Passage, a List of their Cargo, any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. He wil board them immediately on their arrival. sending to this Office all the Marine: Titellivease Vd obtain. Nautical Information of any kind will be than! recei PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 22, tenes 4 SUN RISK! SUN SETS +++ + Ships Sooloo, Nutting, Sumatra, J. Henry Williams; Viola, lay, Son; Francis Jameson, New. Orleans, Dunham & Dimon —Brigs James H. (Br) Wissman, St Johns, Ne Nevius Mies Penuington, Richards, Charles, Benj I a England: Stewart—18 HW Furman—23 isher— —7 J Robin coal Taylor & Mer- 13 do 2996 bars iron 59 8 chests Schlesinger & lemiohn G ke M Vorick—2 ‘aptains of Vessels will give our News Fleet, a Re- whence they sailed, the Si and Ht Agents and Cor- respondents, at home or abroad, will also confer a favor by can fully Off, Angelique, Edwards, New York for Arnsterdam, ug 2th, B Aymar, Carver, Cronstadt, Frepenicxsnaves, Aug 4—Off, Elise Wilhelmine, Lo rentzen, from Charlestom, Helinghaten. Gortiesmunc, Aug 26—At, Vietory, Crane, N York. avesixp, Aug 22—Are Arethusa, Baxter, Boston Finnscrsn, Aug 20—Are Cameo. Jarvis, Boston: 19th, Max con, Bibbing, NYork, and for Malaga; 18th, Sterling, Hamilton, Carthagena, and sailed for NYork: Nashua, Perry, and Lowell, Lawr N York; lath, Empress, Townsend, do Nahinakanta, t shoney, 8 ‘ Aug 20—Off Hrivorr Princeton, Hought hy York: 30th, are Maria and Ade Hammune: Sept l—Arr Flora mariscgtts, Howes, Matanzas hi York; N Arrived ¢ 5 2d, vewton, ven Vork: No yer, Havana; Hirondelles Bikedy , tau Prince. Sid 23d, Anita, Baker, Malaga; 26th, Ri phar, NOtleays. Ang lith—te pet. Boeke Unasenn having been ashore in the Elbe, (as before. report: ed) and leaking badly; Italy, Coultes, dice. wnat Reseed” Dose bia do, ‘Aug 29-Arr A NYork; nek, do; Louts X10 ‘Oewnne’ Sia Ww ay NYork; It 0 0, Anthy Li pt 3 Are Aw Acadia, (s) Ryvie, Boston; eo ard, Mobite; Susan & Howell, Balle , NOrleans; 25th, Salem, Mobile; 2ith, Independence, ve, N Yor 4 23d, Europe, F urber, do; 22d. Harriet ‘onuor, Charleston; 20th, Shenan- ry ‘Clinton, Hartley, NOrleans; 19th, Jessen Sail 5, M ci M », Page, on, Boston 19th, » Libbey, do; 27th, Alexas a Y for sea, Conqueror, McAuley, Charleston. Loading ath, Alibama, Wood: Gov Davis, Neef and Huron, Muir, Boston} Hoyt, dy and St John, NB; Portland, Stalker J Connor, Charleston; Formosa, Li Amazon, Batchelder; Hogarth, Kitzsiminous, and’ Rienzi, Smith, New tinguer, Bursley 4 yh Cunard, Kidd, N York: est, Philadelphia; Southamp: It t yatwards, John Od rr Margaret Ann, Crosby, NYork; 27th, homas, Bost » Cowpland, NYork. Ter, Knox, Antwerp. Ivriek, and. Carrier, Orleans; 29th, Oregon, iby, and London, Par: do, Sid 19th, Courier, 1, Hanover, Ang 194 tr Canonic of Alfred 1 t Manseiiies, Aug Beceher, NYork; 27th, Asia, Glidden, do; 23d, Clarissa Andrews, € ker, do; 13th, Gen Bolivar, Thomas, Duggan, N York. Maura, Aug [!—Arr Ruby, Bennett, Charlestor Monrneat, Sept 18—Arr Prince George, Foster, Canton New Romney, Aug 31—Passed by for westward, Herald, of rr Sarestle, Adams, N York; 9th, Mar- pinta. Sid Quebec, Hebard, NYork, Arr tv 427th, Camera, as, for Bremen, MOUTH, 31—-Sld South Carolina, Owen, NOrleai the Burlington, Ti into the Cutwater y uulked and coppered NTLAND FRITH, Aug 25—Passed, Middlesex ston for Cronstadt; passed 24th, HW ‘Tyler, ag, from Antwerp, for New, Orleans, esterday, previous to being docked, to Grozier, fm Neweantle fo. NYor Pewnyn, Aug 19—Arr Swan, Blanchard, Dantzic. plonteasy, Aug 19-Off, K Jackson, Myers, Rotterdam, for altimon with radder uns SaccomBe 3 | Hamburg. 5 St Perersnunc, Aug 15—Arr Angustine Heard, Farley, Boston. Sld Wallace, Cunningham, Boston; Pico, Harris, do; Uth, Gulnare, Cushi York ; Srockworm, Aug it—Arr Amonica, Lind, Betty, Gudinundson, do; lth, , Bordeaux; Cincinnati, Barstow, New Charleston; 19th, Hindoo, Granberg, N York. Ashby, Randall, Matanzas, ambridge, (Br) Par- DLAI Vervia, Howes, Boston er, St Johns, NF. Thos. Berry, St Jo tt ‘Ho NB.; Edinburgh, Crocker, Hollander, 8 Dubee, (Prus) Rotterdam, 8 jdt & Balchen; G B " N Sannerman, Savanuah, Dunham & Dimon, . Sid 23d, Virginia, White, Baltimore. Arrived. T siete , Aug 25—Arr Flora, M’Near, St Jago de Cuba. 7th, Packet ship Patrick Henry, Delano, 27 days from Liverpool with mdse, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Ti ssee, Blaslun Bargue Louis: from Elsinore, with hemp, &¢ cd in co, with ship Ada York. ‘The L. has experienced Bouchaud & Thebaud. Sail- evere fates onthe prisage, a }. (late Neal, lost overboard 4th erpool, Aug. 15, with mdse, to, Taylor & Merrill. St. Petersburg and 49 days haub, from Gottenburg, for New thompson, Venice. : Effort, Hussey, Trieste, and sailed for yt I—Sid Brazos, Crocher, N York, with $25,000 hides and fustic. Home Ports, PontLann, Sept 18—Arr Col. Tayloe, Wells, St Johus, PR; Challenge, ‘York; Miranda, be ' erry, do. Catats, Sept §—Sld Lodi, Sproul, N York; 9th, Plato, Pressy, Philadelphia. Hardy. Zante, Sept 1—Arr Alexandria. Tampico, § in specie, a Si Bri Gardiner H. Wright, Cults, 2t days from St Dominga, | Bari) Sept 1—Are Llewellyn, Randall, Guadaloupe: 15th, with mahogany, to A © Ros On the passage was struck | Robin Hood, Lemont, Pt Petre, Guad; 18th, Gleaner, Stevens, with ng, which carried. foretopmast, passed down | Bremen. on deck and took off four of the deck planks and three side Newnunyronr, Sept 17—Arr Union, Colby, Philadelphia. planks. Lost five seamen p er with yellow fever. Bosrox, Sep Arr Caledonia, (s) Lott, Liverpool; Corea, Brig Portland, Powers, 35 days fr Laguna, with 5000 quin. tale Ibswood, $100, to Howland & Aspinwall.” Left uo Amer. easels. 3 é ye Ensworth, Long, (of Boston) from Matanzas, Lith inst. with sugar, to order. Brig to manter. British schr Horatio Wilson, Marien, from Windsor, NS,, with plaster, to master, hr Victory. Dixon, fi ys from th s, with flour and e Sehr Ehzabeth, Baker, master. Schr Copper, Johnson, from Vii om Alexandriay and wheat, to master. Schr Columbia, Randell, from Harrington, with lumber, t master. ; he Enterprize, Allen, from Harrington, with lumber, t merald, Howland, 7 days from Machias, with lumber, nv Brave, Orcott, from Machias, with lumber, to Brett & h flour, to m Virxinia, with wood, to master, Schr Caroline Huuter, Stokely, from Cherrystove, with Gardner, ‘Cronstadt; Ga graphed Dew- 0 Janeiro anda mkt; Rowena, Young, Havana; Nonan- ing, and ‘Talleyrand, Healey,’NOrleans;, Lochiel, Luf- tom, kia,'Pouce, PR; Marietta, Crowell? Mail, Nichols, and’ Page, +] Nickerson} NYork. Yer loth, Mary Broughton, Chase, Ham? ; Stag, Pearson, London; Hf Lawrence, Smith, Philadel- (Lem, Sept 18—Arr Diana, Small ardinal, Di- do. id Fairfield, 16th clias H Herrick, Wil 4 cayenne; Mentor, Barter, \—Arr Imperial, Swain, NYork; 18th, e Champion, Drew, do. Haven, ba 19—Arr Express, Si _ Sid Geo Washington, Bow: York; Jane Pierce, Fre PHILADELPHIA, Sept 21—Are . Brandywine v h nay ia 0 Demerara; New York, . Philadel 0 ‘Thomas P. Cope, Miereken, master. Liverpool. Below, Chester, Vandyke, NOrleais, via N Yor Schr Jasper, Howes, from Boston, with mdse, to master. Philadelphia, ‘Thain, Nantucket; Splendid, Shackford, Baste Schr Oscar, Baker, from Boston, with mdse, to master, port. Cld barque Turk, Ei ostons, Henvietta, Fi Schr Friends, Loveland, from Boston, with indse, to master. | Antigua aud a marke Murphy, Yarmouth, NS: rambridge, Baker, from Boston, with mdse, to master. | chant, Beck, St Joh roe, West indi Jetroit, m, with indse, to master. Sulla, Bangs, Bostor Ailler, do; David Coffin, Suni Schr Niazara, from Boston, with mdse, to master. St Johus, (R; Carol Temararn: wad a tgeeiaeaite. Schr Balance, from Boston, with mdse, to master. cort, Bryant, Boston; ‘Thames, Atkins, do; Caroline, Cole, Sehr Tamerlane, from Boston, with mdse, to master. j tou, Mass; William Hart, Gandy, Providence; J &'W Er Sloop Hope, Browning, 61 hours from Virginia, with fruit, ‘si he NYorky Henry Clay, Johnson, do; Increase to master. Paid ‘ n, do " ‘ pkill, N. Fae wa, Downing, from Brandywine via canal, with flour EOE I Se ac and corn meal, to Allen & Paxson. Mone, Sept 20—Arr Ei General Record. Suir Vesrastan —The schooner Columbus, arrived yester day morning fromthe ship, with a full ¢ in good order, A to her assistance, dated the. 20th in vie feet of water’ in her hold, but her states that the shi wer tier of cargo principally ceinent in barrels; he was in hopes to get out sh Inost Valuable portion of the cargo with but little damage. H nchors were out, and the prospect was very tavorahle for get ting the ship of B got off and was towed to New York by the steamboats Hereule and Orns. Loss of parque, Mew Newport, RI. fromm Aimsterda: fon} of on the 19th ult Was 1 ced, and she proceeded went into the Catw: ‘ her being docked, to be caulked and coppered. Cowes, Aug. 31.-During a gale last evening from, the east- ward, the Abbot Lord. from New Orleans, and Cordova, frow Cuba, both at anchor in the roxdstead, got in contact, when the latter received considerable damage. Manon, Aat NW Coast of Minore tops of her masts out of water. Spoken. fe., hence for St Johns, NF., Sept. the Lonisa, at this port. jon 68.559—h: oak ints worth, at this port. Gynsey, from St Jago de Cuba ir Suransea,. Sept Ist, Int 25 iner H, Watt, at this port. 23, lon 68—by the Gard Persia, fry ny Haanburg fo , Jalaasee, at Ubis por in St John, NB. for Cork, Sept 11th, Margaret, fro lon 42—by the same. Jenus, from Antwerp for Virginia, Sept 19th, lon 69 25, lat 40 13—Dby the same. ‘ Samos, Reed, Gottenburg for Boston, Aug 28, lat 55 19 N Jon 20 40. rthage, of Newburyport, steering W, 16th inst. lat 1238 N " x ci rehandize, letter from Capt. Ackerman, who was seot iv Curster, which was ashore at Romer has been xv.—The Merchant, Boss, of n Antwerp for New Orleans, ymouth, Eng. 2oth ult, previous to 17.—A brig has been discovered sunk off the she lies very near the shore, with,the ‘of Milton, Del., off Chineateague—by the Ells- Sydney, Sept 9th, lat 40 43, lon 69 Jat $2 10, Ames, Matanzas. ALEXANDRIA, Sept 19—Arr Adeuoa, Hill, Antigua; Shy- lock, Matthews, Fall River, Me, Ricumonn, Sept 20-—Sld Thaddeus, Driscoll, NYork, Norrouk, Sept 19—Arr Overton, Mayo, Demarara; Ha: watery Geurgetowa, DC. Sld Hortense, Jamaica; th York *, Sept 17—Arr Merchant, Leslie, Matanzas. Sld Liverpool. H—Arr W J Watson, Levy, NYork. Sept 12—Cid Hope Howes, Shaw, Havana; javana. Arr Kalamazoo, MeCuren, N York; ry rarer F poner a Manueleta, Saldn Vera i O To KENT, P A FURNISHED THREE’ STORY HOUSE— fae The ret will be taken out in by lat 14, lon 61, by the steam ship Acadia, at Liverpool, and in mediate Crew saved. r by the present oc. York, coal Iden, got on the rocks copants, ‘The House is ia complete order, and sit t. but was assisted off with rudder pleasant aud conve: ro person taking the same will have the privile cancies with genteel voarders. T be required. For particulars apply at 365 Broadway, between the hours of 3 and6 P.M, 420 dtisre 40 Le T—The Basement under the Franklin House, on the north side of the entrance on Broadway—a very. desirable location for a boot and shoe maker. Apely at tne vice of the hotel f 821 3t*¥ec at} F NISHED HOUSE WANTED—A two or three GAM story Wouse, furnished in a plaig modern style, The A tipper part of the city prefered. “The reat will be paid mouinly in advance—the house wanted till the Ist May. The family srrall ect to the office of the Herald, to A BC, 22 1 ‘O LET LOW—Lofts in the building comer of Roseand Duane streets, well situated {ye a printer, or ‘mechanical business. “Apply at 233 Washington st m a FOR SALE—A pair of bright bay CARRIAGE HORSES, 16 to 17 hands high, warranted only five and six years old, sound in all respects, kind in Siiie and double harness and under the saddle, and_ of superior style and action, belonging to a private gentleman in the coun try, and are workhy of the attention of any one desiring & good ir of horses. ‘They may be seen for five or six days, on appli- io nat Ton 6135. Sroibdtagh’ Sloat, 320 lw re TATTERSALL’S, Broadway, N. ¥. Antwerp, rr Agnes, Bosse, New Orleans; Inde- TWED DOLLARS REWARD.—Stolen fatigable, Mo w York; 2ath, Flora, Mitchell, N York: from the pasture of the subscriber, on the night of the testo, Whiting, wana; 26th, Louisa, Hurbness, do; 2ith. An 17th inst. a white faced sorrel Mare, full mane and Soderberg, N Georgie, Olis, NOrleans; 22d, Eliza | ta arly white—no shoes on her hind feet when stolen . hornton, Patterson st, JH Shepard, doz 19th, ‘ly Ww are to the subscriber, or give infor- Pat Clear, th, Wacomo, Borland, NOrleans White, Baltimore. Rio Gi ile C ugins jorida, Devers, do oped —Oft, Rexuluy, Child, feom NOrleans. ‘Aug 16—Arr Emily, Wilder, Brown ‘Tarragon 40, Aug OM, Trident, Smith, Porto K Bremen, Aug Wakona, Borland, NOrleas Colambars Hilly B id rd, Wessels, New York; 2! Virginia; 22d, Leontine, nd Isabella, A ist, B Bohlen, Menke, Ni blic, Tegeler, Baltin + 13th, Bohles, do. AUX wg 12—Are Flavius, J ten Brooks, Howes, do, Sid 26th ton; Medora, Tanner, do; 22d, Francis, Bacon, Wales, Sept i—Ar Cub Brighton, Comings, do. Bristor, Sept 3—Arr Dumean, Cowss, Sept 3—Arr Olga, ‘Thax' joston; A tar, Smith, Matanzas; 27th, Oberlin, ‘Hoyt, James Abbot Lord, Newell, NOrleans, Sl Sept ist, Cordova, M London; 19th, JasH Shepherd, Redman, Antwerp. 24 Wind increased to a gale Last evens shifted ward, during which the Abbot New Orleans, and Cordova, (o anchor in the roadstead derable damag: a NOrleai Foote, NOrleans. | Sid ith, Warsaw, Hawkins, —Arr in, Perdonnet, Tho mpsor York; 28 Je, Lang, Boston MAGES, Aug 24—Avt Chas Carroll, Deyn, Boston. Crowsrapt, Aug Arr Augustine Heard, Farley, Boston; Sth, Ceylon, Ttand, NOrleans; 5th, Duxbury, Giddings, Boston; Burmah, Ford, Portland, in ballast Capit, Aug 2t—Arr Corsair, Daley, Portsmouth; 21st, Hear; Newell, Martin, Rotterdam; 20th, Natchez, 19th, Marcella, Hager, NYork; ith, Mar Antwerp: rt, Given, do; Low . d05 Z King. sith, Kurope, Barker, and Lochs var, Westcott, Havre. Sid 15th, Clara, Penhallow, Portsmouth; ia, Osprey, Ripley, Plymow a Ly Sept 1—Passed, nd Alfied, from Hamburg for “Arr 24, Toronto, Griswold, NYork; 34, Johu John- sou, Liyndaran, NYork: Aug dist, Regulus, Childs, New Or Jeans for Hull.” Passed 2d, Galnare, Cushing, St Petersburg for Bovdearx: Aug 31, Strabo, Shoot, from Elsinore for Bordewux Plato, Henning, Amsterdan Dover, Ang 20—Off, Herald, Amsterdam for Baltimore, Dantaoctn, Aug 3i—The Ann. from Marseilles, passed the Brewnen ship Paul ne, with many passengers on deck, apparently all well, Aug lat 49, lon 7 56. ‘ DUNKink Aug 12—Art Rothschild, Wilson, NYork; Grange, Porter, do. ug 20th — e, Cun nm for Montevideo. a; 26th, Aquetnet, axter, Cronst ina for dos 2%, ster, Procter, ( + Strabo, Shroof, de for Bordeaux; 18 lo for Mobile; ith, Ark, Johnsom Hav dt? Hamburg, Larrabee,” Woy burg for, Autwerk Ligonis, Reed, Ferber for Cronstadt; 13th, Du bury, Gide dings, Cronstadt for Boston. id Sept ug 3L, Catharina, Sandman, NOrleans: Neva, Bowne, ico for Orleans; lth, El 1, Benedict, Charles- Blanchard, Boston, 2d, a where she may be found, shall receive the above re- JOHN DITMARS, Flatland. L. 1. — DGS FOR SALE—One thorough bred American Tah ee ‘Also, a beautiful high bred. English Setter, st 1 y ported, both well broke. May be seen four ac ble ia St. Jolin’s lane, in the rear, and adjo St. John O STOLEN, NE SILVER CUP, awarded the subseriber by the New JP 'Vork State Agricuitaral society, for his Agriculturist Furwsceand Boiler, tn 184 1 ONE SILVER MEDAL, by the American Institute, 1840 <'41, for the same artiel ONE SILVER MEDAL, by the Massachasetts Mechanic 1841, do. on SDAL\ American Institute, awarded for Charitable / ONE SiL “MEDAL, R MEDAL, h do ONE SILV ao 1837. 1838—the do last Fair they held—all eugraved with the subscriber's name, uid for what purpose awarded, stolen on the might of the 19th . MEDALS for 1842, fortunately were not in the case A reward equal to their weight in dollars will be paid for any of articles recovered. itm 4. L. MOTT, 264 Mott st L9st-A roll of morey, contawed iu a brown pape lope: of about $10, tweween the subscriber's and W nite hall dock. ‘The finder wit be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at the store of ium FOSTER & NICKERSON, 25 South st ve BILLIARD CLOTHS—Just received, for sale by the piece or yard, by 520 3tin® r WM. M. TITUS, 50 Beaver cy THE AFFLIOTED.——WATERMAN tural Bon Server, has recurned from the NACE TO IN SWEET, Ni south for a few days sta Walton street, who sells my Lintmer Embrocation Vexetable Syrup, will receive attention, if i fime, on his way horre up the river, Poughkeepsie, Atbany and Troy, to Florida, Mong smery NY. J watr OKERY eer FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCS IN EXTENSIVE vitals, So. —Tweaty-erght Years before the New York Poi eT TOUEPA EV ANS hus removed his Dic vary ty No, 10) Chatham street, near Pearl, where the unfor- te as alllicted, with every species of a certain disease, will dily and perfectly cured (without exposare) on the most ble terms. Also, the most desperate ulcers and erup- His medicines are mild, speedy and effectual. All eases je sure to find the real old Dr., No. 100 Chat- ve daily until 10 o'clock P.M. NO Ql rene tion ure gmaranteed. harm street Atte 822 1*r {UGAR—29hhds. very prime Advice gratis. ew Orleans Sugars, lan 5) trom ship Ocmnulgee, and for sale by 90 E. K. COLLINS & CO. 54 South st