The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1843, Page 1

Vol, IX.—No, 262.—Whole No. 3484. ELANCE U ET Hie Nene POY MN Nt MTT oe oa BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL) nd ido hotee po Arpojnted wees ee to mf cena Eiverpoat and joston, calling at Ha ifax to laud and receive Pr sengers and Her Majesty's Mails, : HIBERN) Charl HF Jndhine. BuITANN! "eh Aiea eg I for ereeon # Halt fhe 19th July, 4th Anan Bae ON ENGLAND, IRELAND ersons about remitting money to their old country,” in sutms of 1, 2 wane, Pra without discount om ee charge, at the x Ireland, Py Megs: James Bult, Sox & Co. Bankers, Bamed & Co, Exchange a a Discount Bank, Liverpool, Eastern Bank of Scotland rgenoek Bank: ing Company, Sir Win in. Forbes Hunter &Co,, Scotland. and the branches i town throughgut “#ngland, Ipeland, Beotlaud and Wales, which drafts will be forwarded by tamer Caledonia, Which leaves Bostou the | Setaber pileation to Ae thar General Passage Office, 43 Peck Slip, comer South N, B.—All letters from the country must come post pai 828 e€ Suse oy then ational Bank of aera TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH OR WEST—Sixteen hours im advance of the U. 8. Mail—Tri-Weekly Line to Savaunah, iw connexion with the Cautral, Railroad to lacon and the ha oat ‘he ap lendid steam: packets GENERAL o gt rooks, and CHARLE harleston eves 9o’clock, af- y Tuesday, shy Aa moming EA the arrival of the Wilmington boats from the north, arniv- ing at Savannah the sime day, and will leave Savannah'on the ey fai as mre até o’clock P. M., after the arrival of the cars Mace: ‘Travellers will find this to be the cheapest and most ex) tious route to the south and west. The above boats are fit up in a superior style, and no expense or pains will be s] am te to ensure certainty, comfort tnd expedition to the teveling pab- ie. KITTE Fitzsimmons’ Wher Chaseston, _Charleston, September, 1843. 7 am*r FOR ‘ON, HAVANA, os NEW DHARLE! KEY W. ORLEANS AND. GXOVESTON, Utesas’ VATRAMSHIDNEW YOR John P. Wright, Commander, t sail on Saturday, rth Detober piglet ah Pp. ae fe elegant, well kaown co) steam- er will positively ove, and has been put in complete order for the season, ight iron shafts, and has extensive accommodatious, ‘with large and airy state rooms. Fi sage or freight of specie, for either of the above ports. apply. to the Captain on board, atpier No.9 North Heiver, 2nd wharf shore Rector street, or to. A. HUBBARD & oak 37 Peek au edd FOR CHARL HAVANA NE EYE SRO On TEXAS.—Steam ‘Ship PTUNE, Captain William Rollins— ‘To sail on Tuesday, October 10th, at 4 etek P.M, This superior packet steamer has b n thorough- ethauled and put in bene order for the season. Her ‘state rooms are elegantly furnished aud passengers ion in and for light cabin Kas a , on every Somtor and accommo erage as ab ove, in the cabins or si tree for (parlescon ply oF board, at the Tobacco Inspec- Ont ee BROWES, tb Wall st NEW ARRANGEMEN' b AND aa EIGHT REDUCE EGULAR MAIL LINEFORPRO- IDENCE AND BOSTON STON SRS ie GTGN ‘AND NEWPO. ORT —Compored of the following superior steamers, yea in Con apg with dP the Stowe gs NUH UBR TTS, Cun: Comtoch RHODE ISLAND, Capt Thayer. ui NIDENCE, ARRAGANSETT. Onect' ich will leave New York xe ed) from Pier No. 1,, natty Wace Ni a ‘The RHODE ISLAND, Captain. ‘Dhayer, on Monday, and Wednesday for Stonington and Newport, and Friday for Sane i MASSACHUSETTS, aad ‘tonington, an except- Captain Comstock, on Tues- y for Stoning- on, Newport and Providence, Passenj be On pesca! of the steamers at Stonington, will be immediatel rarded in the spleudid and commodious Cars of to Providence Fel Boston, and if for Newrgrt will hag the steamer Mohe; superior or. der) igs thence at . & Ajo the follow ig oe ee reunity of @ nEhC's Tet on Fe ae eT yas Inland aad Gen brealast on board ‘The above. st nipped and we been Vand the. om erty y of travel and com mfort and se- prepared to promote ce curity of passengers, and soils by any im the United rates. For or freight, which is reduced rates, apply on board, at north nth of iter No: 1, 22 Broadway, or of! fies of Samuel 'Deveau, freight agent, ‘on the wharf, Tickets fo can be secured or yor route and steamers’ HARNDEN & CO. No. 3 Wall street \G= NOTICE—CHANGE OF HOUR —On_ and after Monday, Oct. 9th, CS steamers of the New Jersey Stesm N. vigation Company, forming the tine to, Provide:ce and Bos a Stonington, will leave pier No. 1, Battery Pisce, at 4 P oy the 10th mast, fremht will not be ee “a “Forwarded after halt past 4 P.M: m9 6mm’ Fo ROPES RINE. § OF STEA. aaOAT hs , e ALBANY —Daily at 7 o'clock B. Mi cane Ely eae hy erent ¥ anday’ excep) Orie Graumbost RNICRERBOCK tcp mel iat onlay, Wedd and a Friday Evening: BRC, seen jE Capt, A, Houghton, will leave rie aa Friday wr 3 ‘rcloe ; Delod it. John, at seven eames Line of Boats will tall times arrive in ahaemes tking thie Line oC seas ‘hnaia of Cert he aa ator esata are new and substantial, are furnished with neat and clegan, f apes Booms, gaa for speed and accommoda- ‘on the Hudson. Ogfor Passage oF or Preah apy on board, orto B.C. Schalts at the office oa the TNDERENDEN REGULAR OF FRO TION. NIGHT L IN Y& Y¥—Throwgh Diet; witht Candin — Fe Co enpdtons ad ubstan tial steamboat PORTSMOUTH, Cape: O: House, will leave New York from the toot ‘of Barela: i Weduesdays and. Friday's; and. will leave ‘hati and ‘Proy oa Bouya "rueadays ‘and ‘Thursdays, and trips for “! “it esate Grom rates. Apply on board. B 'S.—The above boat has undergone a thorough beg eat is in first rate order. EN O'CLOCK aN TINE for SRLBANY. AND TROY direct, without jending—the eben low Ate hae iecoas p Ra ie ALLOW Can tain ve Courthna street 7. ‘ocala Ph evenings 7 o'clock, ber of and for speed Tl he fallow has a Janke oe of tite room. an an si TWunUR NG bene on = rane eit and Pxtontowa Landing. | mo RY, vCapeain John. ‘Tharsday, 27th iit Bot oF Robinson. street, Lee at 10 o'clock, A, Kuna | cae londay, ‘Wednesda y and Friday, at 10 o'clock, rewsbury cn run repratl badger gid puminine, wal wi farter not seen. ‘All baggage at the risk of the o aa dance to convey Passenger from ha oe on yh het fplaces to to any part of the county re {fhe Shrewsbury will go the inner passaxe, when promtjeabins NEW YORK AND, KINGSTON STEAM FREIGHT Me 1 Hydson on A ERED “und NOR leave New ‘hursday at 5 a > Vingston, <r BaD LD, J ocala John Ketcham, will Yo Murray street, every Monday and o'clock Will ay Kings! Se ei Janding) every Wednesday and SOR Wie, P.M i H, Captain John Samuels, will leave New ark fy foot gf, Warren Samet’ every Wedneslay and Saturday at oat leave ie agnton — nom every Tuesday and Friday at 3 o'eloe! IPs. The EMERALD will ive se ae of Murray street every Bonday momingat 7 o'clock. Returning, teaves Kingston at 4 o’elock, same day. For Height oF PeeFs ANSON bs BaRiow EO. a2l Sm*r ‘West street. FOU KEYPORE AND WnDLETOWS aad NT, pa al ta t Seguine’s Dock, Mier Monday, rite tat, ‘the steamer ervey svi Hee, gsdaya and bie ‘ednesdays, 'T! veY. : sk rll 'be in readiness on the arrival oft vey pactengers to Freehold of any ry. weyances on Target Ei Pasties of plea- otathisseet ph eg oe ton or Keyport at 1m onable prices. wie St CURR cere Newvort jd Staten Toland, on and after October 2d, as follows, until further notice New York 9, 11, 2, 3) ht shit rea aed ied Hy 1 heer — ight is 1 ou! is ALAIN ofthe owners there. JEW ARE AND NEW — only 12) be and Mast Arrange- igen pen teamer PASSAIC, on afer as follows eaves rath trom foot of Centre street, at # o'clock A. Leave New York, from foot of Barelay street, at 3 o’clock P. both for rere and freight (which ommodations tea) have veen greatly improved." ey ort BofaoeK | ?. inson street Fears, ea Wetieoe ast etclose ee boat to con- & BOSTON SOUND PILOT. OWEN, Pah OTT, Pilots, or tke charge MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS. (§ : he 7: “3 will be a dispatched trom nce and from Marseilies on the Ist of each anonthduriug the year GOURIER, Cpt, Doge sdakih f aapty ary TRESCOTT, Capt. Myrick, july Bent t HELLESFON Tan fain, Auer geet TVRY THOMPSON Cart orivester, Oo DOTY They are all coppered and caper festoved, ind have caveltent accommodations for passengers. The price of in passage will be $100, exclusive of wines and liquors, Goods addressed to the is, BOYD & HINCKEN, will res than those actually paid. forwarded free of other ¢ if ‘or freight or passag BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, No % Ponting ine Boilags, ir pa! nas LONDON—t0th_October—! ap WELGT paren Capt. D. Chad as above, her regular day, je aecommod tivas for en Senger cannot be sur} i i make i AY, 100 Pine st, corner South. Persons tion to olec that du ing spring, iat, we abal| hi Fegular succession of first class American ship the above port every week, which will be fitted out manner for second cabin and steerage passengers, as caunot ta ensure them avery comfort. Ous ot our fire, Mr, James D- Roche, resides there, who will see personally to the forwarding of all our passengers, and will spare neither pains or expense to meet their wishes, and haye them forws d without any delay. ae ing fort ir friends wlan at. oh the a auitay Aa to edesived "by" paying tn our ie or ais terse geht CHE BROTHERS M 35 Fulton street, yes door tet) ihe Futon Bs Ban ‘ns to aye a PASSAGE FROM CORK—Via Liverpool—lu the first aes sl We beg to inform our friends Mu bill Fiszaas, ed P. S.—Passage certificates and drafts can be sent from the regular packet ships on the Ist, 7th, 13th, 19th and 251 of Ge moath, also by the Boston steamers on the Ist and 6th, NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. Packet of 6th October —The new and ele; 2 ROCHESTER, 1000 tons burthen, Captai ato ill sail on Monday, Teh o October, her regular day. ‘The ships of this line being’ all 1000 tons and upward about to 0 embark for th theold conntey, will ut falta tee ine et es to be derived from selecting this Ii preference to ry way more any of r, as their great 'y renders the comfortable and convenient than ships ofa siniier this magnificent ship, 4. T. TAPSCOTT, At their General Passage Office, 43 Peck slip, @ corner of South st. The Bashestee: will sail from Liverpool on the 5th December. Persou: heir friends ,can have them brought. ‘ling weekly, on favorable terms. Drafts for any amount, payable on demand without discount, in all the principal towns of England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales. gonsrantly for sale as above. eC Kk will succeed the. ‘Rochester, and sail on the FOR SALE—A air of bright bay CARRIAGE HORSES, !6 2, a nae high warranted only. five and six years old, sound in all respects. kind in single and double himness and under the saddle, and of superior style aud action, belonging toa private gtleman in the country am are worthy he syerton ot any oue fesiring & 500d pal pair of orsas.” They may be seen for five ‘or six dave, cation at TAPRENSALL'S, Booadwaye wv: 528 lw FOR SALE OR TO RENT—The Pre BH ith 1 or 15 run of stones, with all.of its es rhinery, situated new two miles from New Ting Westchester County, and State of New York, an immediate: Proximity to the city of New York, now in order for an exten- sive business in flour, and can grind and pack 100 to 150 barrels each day, or could be most advantageously employed for any other parpase which might require extensive water power. The wi for the past thirty-five Years eusoy $ the Premium, Mi oN ith the facility ot it, by way of the ender the facitic Kelloge: ok TEAS WOOD, Esq. B Bread y street, mee o Pe _New Rochelle, August 23, 1813 HATS—FALL FASHIONS, 1043.—-The subscriber . pares the occasion presented by the fall change in the hats, to invite his friends, customers and the public in general, to his Establishments, No. 130 npr omg stroet, and ‘94 Canal, corner of Wooster streets, where he offers for inspection a large and elegant assortinent of Hats extremely low prices. He particularly invites their is fine Nutria Fur Hats, at $3, warranted water to ju their color and shape Ile would on call tion to hi ies napt Silk Mats, at $2 25 and $2 90. ‘Also, superfine Moleskin Hi atthe low price of 83. ‘The above mentioned Hats are neat and durable, and “Ys. comnen advan- tageously with hats seld in this citv at $2 anu WILLIAM BANTA, and 94 Canal, cor. Wooster st, 828 lwr pro’ ry f 4 HO: SHEAPER THAN EVER. WALKER'S OLD STAND, 419 Broadway, pe fund a complete assortment of all He Lora, rt and iters, Bo faa Rubbers. Pitt “Mc where different izes, for ladies, misses and children. Slippers, and walking shoes. Also, asin iid ater proof shoes of the latest style and fashion; ladies’, misses’ and children’s Gaiters of all kinds and colors, ia the greatest sty’ yle and variety, of all sizes and suited to all tastes; gentlements boys’ avd children’s "s boots and shoes, of French aud native calf; evarse and fine, in all their variety, ready made or made to ‘order, at the shortest notice. Gentlemen’s overshoes, and an. {unumerable assortment of other goods, at WALKER’, wat corner oc: ‘anal st. N. B.—Heads of families, by patronizing this est blishment, will find a sa of 25 to 30 per cent. 02 Lm*ec “PARIS SOOTe, AND baRs MADE 10 ORDER, By E.SUSER, Broadway, ( Basement.) One door han Courtlandt street. E 8UsR, eoouaee and Maker of Lasts, an “ Elve” of Clerce of Paris, begs leave to inform his, riends and all the amateurs of a gentlemanly “ chaussure,” that he can now make, in New ) ork, with the best Freoch ma- terials, all that is so perfectly made in Paris by his master, the celebrated Bootmaker Clerce, whose numerous customers on pe side Sf the Atlantic are respecttully aoe ited to try Suser’s s29r FOR LIVE, RPOOL—NEW LINE.—Regular Packet of ae Gero bees ae splendid packet ship FARRIC iddy, of 1000 tous, will saul ere her aK as or freight or passage, having as handsome furnished accommodations,apply on board at Orleans wharf, footof Wall street, or to » K, COLLINS & CO. Frice of passage, $75, 46 South street. The moket ship OSCIUS, Captain John Collins, of ti00 tons, will sueceed the GARRICK, and sail the 2th November, herregular Eprentesy may rly upon the ships of this line sailing pune tual dvertise 2 FOR LIVERPOOL—The “New, Ling—Regule Packet 16th of October—The fine New York buitr packet ship ROCHESTER, John Britton, maste., 800 tons, will sail on her wee day, 16th * ‘or freight ¢ or passage, having m slip, or to ery) ly to the Captain on board, a apbly to the Cane Bt Ae South st. % ODHULL ice of passant, $75, The ePtacket Ship Hottinguer, Ira Bursley, master, 1050 tons, will succeed the Rochester aud sail on her regular’ day, 16th November. “FOR LIVE: SRPOOL— To Sail the 7th of OuaRe: salar Di I iaiown splendid packet, ,ORGE WASHINGTON Capt. Burrows, Has eplendid ac commodations for cabin, passengers, who will be taken OW ‘application is'made to MeMURRAY, 100 Pine street, s3ec corner of South. FOR NEW QRUR AAR yomcess, and New York Line—Pos ly first ter pay ac packet—The fast mmodations, will sail es second cabin and steerer reasonable terms if early JOSEP! eNIsStS! aptain Hillard, Wall sail as above. For freight or passage, having handsome fur: nished accommodations, apply ou board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or to E. K, COLLINS & CO, 56 South street. _ Positively no goods received after Monday evening, the 9th st. Shippers may rely upon having their goods by this line cor- rectly measure Agents im New Orleans, Hullen & Woodruff, who will promptly forward all goods to their address The packet smp YAZOO, Captain B, J. H. Trask, w tance dec ceed the Mississino FIRST. PACKET FOR NEW ORLEANS— ‘The splendid ast sailing packet ship ARKANSAS, Capt. Burgess, sa sas poniceslyiarabarm ineremeter ifige'socciemmodations of this ship for cabin, second cabja end steerage ruses, are alias cannot fil 10 insur conf to ‘the them ¢ iid the price of passage OW, for wh immediate app! eatioy should be made foot of Wall street, or to W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck siip, corner Suuth it Who have 3 dave Eee | of regular first class ass pe rekets, as heretofore, to lobile, Savannah and Charles- sand Las's, before they “ chausses” tn SAVE YOUR MONEY. FALL AND WINTER BOOTS, after the nicest latest Pa is fash r cent r heaper than at any other estab! fied in the city. xan 'y best nuine Paris Jet Black Varnish sold. jue, aud be convinced of the facts, that you ean get t quality of boots, with everlasting patent soles on, made to your orders at the very low ie of five dollars and (if ty cents per pair 5 the same quality of boots are selling at other tstablishinents at from $7 50-t0 Fo CUSBERLEY & MICKELL 127 William st., N.Y. BOOTS AND BHOEK: —WILSON & JOHN , Successors to John Hutchings, deceased, have on hand and for sale, from the best manuftctories in the 12 Im*m 6 Womens cantat misses Gat Soyo India Rubbers, trimmed Hor sale in lots to suit urchaa CHATHAM STR, PP posite Rosevelt. N. B.—The ee being open antil 10 0’ clock in the evening, gives conntry’ merchants an opportunity to examine goods at ‘ir leisure, im* m BOOT AND SHOE STORE. JOHN READY respectfully informs hi Mba gublic, Sunt isle ‘coueitioad ‘beatanes in the chore fide. at No, 90 Nassau street, where be will thanktally reosive and faithfully execute, all orders he may be favored with on the Restate orn Pa iva $100 Fo some. Rraneis R- Crump, Watch Maker, 248 Grand street, bexs to inform his friends and the public, that independent of the Watch business, he is prepared to make advances in cash on gold and siiver watches diamonds, forks, and every description of gold or silver iw any shape, iniended for inmedigte sale. ” Cash to any amonnt paid for old gold and silver. Watches of every de= Pt repaired and warranted, 248 Grand street, TO THE PUBCIC. silver tea sets, spor NGLIsH ENGRAVINGS.—Strangers Visiting the city ited to call hs 67 Canal street, a_ few doors west from Broadway, scuth ere they will find one of the largest collections of serap and other engravings in nited States, at lower prices than ever yet offe: he trade ce onli? beral terms. Engravings by the old masters, and scarce bought and sold; colors, stationery, &c. 613 Im*re FRENCH CHINA. No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs. DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, Ins + always on hand a large assortment for dinper and tea’ se in plain white and. gilt Freuch Porcelain, as well as diner and dessert plates, of all sizes, assorted dishes, soup tureens, covered dishes, salad howls, frait baskets, custards and stands, ‘Also, Tea aud Chocolate Ware, Greek, Fieuch and Ameri- ton, every week, throughout the season. Passage, as usual, at the very lowest hates. ie ~ FOR NEW. ORLEANS—Commercial To sail the Tin Octaber=-Theraplendid well k packet ship SICHOLAS BIDDLE, Captain will sail as al 48 splendid accommodations for cabin, second cabin, and Nevrage pessengers, who will be taken ou reasonable terins if early appli made on board, JOReeI McMURRAY, _odec 100 Pine street, corner of South, ‘MY’ ono oh Tess he following Toilet articles are to be “oe, only at 67 Walker street, one door from the Aodongl Broadway :— Gouraud’s Poudre Subtile—For safely, quickly and uently eradicating superfluous hair yr all parts of the hu- au frame. ‘This we prove beyond all doubt to every purchas- er requesting proof. Beware of count its, containing dele- yerious Properties, and utterly inefficacious. No agent in Brook- "Gouraud’s Ean de Beaute—For thoroughly exterminat tan, pimples, blotches, morphew, eiteting Saeaates neck, and arms, and impartin ; a juvenile b.oom, by ite {isting Drertiy ineventing the formation of wrinkle, abd fn Goune Ve FT Ts Fon imparts a delicate blush ing tinge to ~ immovable ing with a handker- eg Ghee to Ge cand’ 's Blane dEspange, or ride White, gives to the com’ skion'a pure, Ielihe alabaxerWwhiteuess, Un elegant ent ‘Gourand’ ‘Grecian Hair Dye—For Goloring rod or grey hair, without staining the skin, warranted, $1 per bottle, Eye Brow and Whisker Dye, 25 cents bottle. ream of L jies—For removiny ruff, making the hair rich, silky and glossy, and gradually chi 3 Wrown or raven black. ‘50 cents per bottle. Agents—2 Milk st,Boston; 76 repeat st. Phijpdel mis Grete Poug hkeepsi duchrie, Albany: ew Haven; Wells & r &% dartford; Cowles, Song Faulkner, N Nor ich; Green Co. Worcester; Carleton Lowell; Hodge, Newbury- Paka Chicingattss ‘Turtles Piisbarsh: ‘George’ Stole ‘ousey, Rochest#r; Seth S. Hand, Balt Diawaes letter from a highly respectavle officer in the U. New mor Sept. 21, 1843, ports Preston, Portsmouth; Patten, Portland; Ginld, Bangor; Frankfort, Ky.; 8. I. WHEELER begs to offer te the notice of the aie the 1. Wheeler, Oculist, 33 Greenw It affords me great p benefit of my timony of your eminent Ries are bee my danghter of an aggravated case of mht: after she had treated by caiaeat physi iss and surgeons without the least permanent Tmust add, that when | placed her ander your (having hom indneed to do so by v ome of patients,) I was in despair of her ever being cured by any one— one eye einen ly closed and sightleses the other nearly. 80, and searce any light could be borne. For many months she had vept in carefully darkened rooms. ‘The eyelids were most Cry iflamed, and tl , by her previous treatment, jnced to a mere skeleton. Your kind treatment and great cure will ever be held by me, and every member of my faumily, in the most grateful remem: bance, | Should this bring you to the notice of any et, or parent with an af hild, the object of this tea Will beseenred by relieving suffering humanity. Very truly, some fr WASH. RTLETE, U 2a Fs igheh ‘Aveta, DOCTOR. H, BOSTWIGK, PERATIVE, SURGEON to the New York Medical and sand Salt Institute, may be consulted daily between the hours fF eand Saveloek. fier 75 Chambers stroat 8 Im*r JOSEPH GILLOTT STEEL PENS. it HE: subscriber is constantly eonron Tesh supplies of th above justly celebrated pens, which he offers to the trade at very low rates, In addition to the styles so well known, he omy introduced the follo new patterns, viz > Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Principality Pens, extra fine, jine aud medium Pojats wines Jo. #--Caligranhic Pena prime article on pictorial cards, Nos 9and 10—Washington Pen—very fine point, and elastic, oncape ik #26 1m m of the high es imation in which these Pens are an ce tis made :— ‘he number smanuactured atthe works of oH GILLOT ‘The publi I ous articles.” Fseh pac vid arms sh sow bear sl) \ mile of Mr, “(nian ature. Fors SSOP, Importer, bi John street comer of Gold. pA, food supply of Windle’s and Mosley & Co.'s London im *ee PATENT Bbastic SHOULDE BRACE. HE, SUBSCRIBERS a ith fail I epatidence i utility and usefulness, the’ above named wraicle article; is intended to be Prave the se henlders, support the back, an . wo tot it outline to the figure’ a twill be ix recommended, ‘namely —to iden and others who have seat and retain their form in an aprig with pertect ease,_ bein Tored with opts be found of no impediment to the tree ase Sonarll rs also oifer their celebrated Hlastic Ly Riding B he above artic Ce a imme pection of Mr. P. Keeney the Uusivess for the Tast sixteen y aad may nena eaegeee, to any article eer offered for, the samne pa pose, Sold wholesale aud ret ae TLS Bhat oF A ew ‘dion over or Raniah rekon any Tare eae ine a W: ‘corner Beekman. Reference oe 4 A ae ne several ym pani nag Per Inswrance Compan si, a Broad » corner of Park Place, ey B—Ladties will | ‘eid * id fitted by: i) re ets TAME. BASEL ES reenwich.stevet, LS, 402 Greenwich.strvet, between Hubert aud Laight atovers 82d 2% eo can shape. All rranted of the est quality and and to be ie articles are w iberal terms, and in lots to 6m*ec CHER’S FALL FASHION, For GENTLEMEN ATS, Nit 3. UW ready for sale and inspection at his old stands, 204 and 200 Greenwich street, S.—Also, an elegant assortmeet of men’s, boys’ and chil- of entife new patte st) In nto, THE TUBLIC firm heretofore Known ag GENIN R'VAN VRARKEN, HATTERS, Haring bom diacolved tie Fapeesiber, JOHN ge Nee Has A HAT AND” TAP rons: No. 9 BROADWAY. ‘Third door from Wall street. N P. ply to state his determi: use his to make a HAT that for out or material and beauty of finish cannot be excelled. He herelore trusts to receive from his friends and the public that support which will hii successfully to carry out his desigu: N. GENIN, Hatter, 9 Broadway, 3d door “above Wall L. BARONT RTIST, in Alabaster, Marble, Scag! Respectfully invites the gentry, the inhabitants, s nd the public in genera 23 Orchard stree A ers, Bazaars, country dealers ja, &e., from tals his Museum of Arts, and Division streets,} which is uow open for splendid ‘assortment of Italian and English baster, black marble, spar, agata, yellow stone, stalac and various other marbles, verde di prato, granite, Sc.. consisting of various sizes of groups, figures, busts, tai Lobe ewers, Extruscan vases, candlesticks, tapers, pen tray stands, watch cases, clock stands, ti atin g ink spill. pots, tums, Ases, bottles, groups and single baskets, bulls, cows, lions, broachety sks, bell vases, Rozzol i nuttl boxe jus, of Naples; by ology, marine botanist, Se. Se. cents to $100. repairing of every description on moderate arntings ol KY, mineralogy, articles from 19: terms. Admission free. 330 6w* Fr 10 ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.—The subscriber would gt hn old ata beat a hig customers and others, that in consequence of his ol way being burned down, he has Crosby street near Honston, y are rebuilt, ra that for Orgamental Work ne same as formerly. “OuN Ce 35 Crosby street. 829 Im*r OAL. —Large Nat Size $4,50, Stove $4,75, aud fresh Broken and Ege $5 per ton, of the best Peach ‘Orchard Ash, well screened, weighed by a city weigher and delivered free of cart- age. A reduction of 25 cents ents per ton 1! taken from the boata. PET: NON, comer of King #19 2mr* and Greenwich streets RON SAFE: ttempts have recently bes made to preja dice the gainst W ILDER’S SAFES, on account of y have never been found too damp when tested by fire, but exactly damp enough, while others have been found quite too dry when exposed to the'same tes Mr. Wilder has improved upon the first Safes made by him, “8 nd reference can be made to eapectable houses, who, after a carefl i tion of the relative quality and merits of the. various Safes in market introduction of the so call: prgyed Seaman hare availed themacives of Wilder's as sold by the subseri thorized to make or fess and every person iable in uch Safe so used, and Will, be held Tesponsible by the patentee, who has suite now Degding age nts ty, wishing to parchase 4 fire seve ‘Safe, a1 bts as to the rd an of Safes sold by the subscriber, can me placed in the store or count and if not found satisfacto ing hose three months wpcn’ trial #5, Will be taken ayy fie froyn charea, SILAS C. HERRING, No. 199 Water st: N. BSecond hand Safes for sale at less than one-half’ the ‘ashave been taken in part payment for PATENT SALAMANDER ber, who is the onl sell the Gentine person in the ‘aly ‘atent Salamander. jalamander Safes, 830 lwdy2tw r NTINE has removed his Engravin apd Printing ishment from street, to No. 1 ‘kman sireet, Estab (Loveiay’s Hotel.) opposite the Brick Church, New York — Wedding, Visiting, Invitation, and Professional Ci caved in ties aves atyle’ of the. art, we foqards the supectertte af the engraving, neatness of the printing, and the whiteness an brilliancy of the cards. Persons furnishing their own, card Plates,can have them printed on the most approved and fashion- able style of cards, at prices to snit the times, The Ladies and Gentlemen of New York, Brooklyn, and the adjoining cities and towns, are respectfully ‘invited to'eall and examine the specimen books, and from a variety of pattern cards select to ime TO GUNSMITHS AND DEALERS IN “GUNS, 200! DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, assorted, from common oft sine barrel Grune) assorted. from co to fine * eb Tistofs, ‘eelling below the, coat of Tinportedion “* ities, selling "do do of manufacture A do eate*L ibe jn every state of Suish a ‘ang Materials for making Guns chs, Percussion Caps, Powder Flasks and Hore, i a Bets ‘nd Porches, Game Bes, Dog Collars and Chains, orate by A. W. SPiEs & Co. whe) ire conotently receiving from th ral be. at ‘of avery article Inquived;for by RAW WRAPTING reams. of Straw Paper for sale by Kiss: 'e BkooKse” No. 61 Liberty street, STA ONDON-ST. KAT HE RINE St. Kath ‘THOMAS LENNE: ew Steamship, respectfully informs jis fren " af he has tl CO is ines entlemen ies, Ke,, are of the fh Warm baths will be found. in the house. herine’s Tate Chick is, built and. fea eet adapted for the Eni as the hi t quality, L. cope ae near the Min ofthe Br ish ids in the U shed regardless of e reception of families an otel fronts that part of the Royal ral and eco- i A got ny Gentleman mi tract by the week or month for board, &e., on the same terms asin Ameri JENNE their patronage that n begs to assure those who may honor. him with ng shall be wanting to render them commtertable, and by attention to (ie Wishes of his guests, hopes to merit that confi A will Iso liberal; towed on dir ON T° MERCHANTS, Ey ae mal ee Rooms, Public Li- braries, Agricultural Societies, Of 3, Mublishers of Newspapers, P. L. SIMMONDS, Gener chant, begs to acq) ds an general that he i is Papers, Period vit Jong or, L. Simi is previously furnis! jort dates, ora reference on some Li hopes for payment dical monds will vive orders for th fficers of the United States, ke. Agent and Commission tee «i the American th Mater a goods of every ie market prices of the st liberal terms, pro- Is or drafts at either ndou of Li verpool also receive consignments of any de- scription of merchandize to be sold on commission, and accept bills at short dates for two thirds of the amoui the bills of k meet with every p with the interest of the consignee general business coupled w: ment, will he all who anay Reference may be made in New Proprietor of the Herald, who is personally a Simmonds and the uatute and extent of his est Ba wath A ment. ne ple despacels in au pron trusts enable him t favor him with their ae recs minents entrusted t ,on receipt of his care will posal, consistent vowledge a nand judge n their di extensive | ve complete satisfaction to TO NEWS! THOSE excelent Times, and sterling per q Foreign, ta RR he N UNI T Tilastrated ir. Punch at 4s 6d perq wholesale and retail, by Newspaper and Periodical Agent. 18 Com ns in advance, may be paid into Subscript M vel Country and onsite Miustrated London New: ‘A spapers, The Pret ‘are supplied if, and all the Li ial 1s 6d mand Newspapers as they appear are regularly supplied, PLL. SIN MOND Is? accor Foreign Journals. RK HERALD is MMONDS, |, London. he "Herald Dike, isements received for insertion in all the Trondeny 823 filed in Le isn i Papers, ¢, 18 Cornhill, oudon, is regularly Agent for the American spaper, Off thesoval Exchange, where orders and adve receives UNDER, T PATRONAGE OF HER MAJESTY OK RN’ Vit ORAS H.R, H. PRIN ALBERT ; THE ROYAL ALY, “AND HE SEVE) A COURTS OF EU. Re OWLAND'S MAG ', FRAGRANT the hain rey; OF ILS Fro seurf and impurity, and renders An odoriferons creamy "i terly pure and free from Gissipates all Pimples and other Defects of ti and renders t smooth, in its preservative, Hed over the w even ata late period of li owder, compound bestows on the Teeth a pearl-like wi them from tartar, and imparts to the restorative, hole world changed, restores it to nid dry ry he most rough: Phersiaue. bloom it imparts to the Cheek, luces on the Hands,Arims, and Neck, every toilet, entlemen will tiod it peculiarly grateful after shaving, in allaying the segiasiog of the pensable to heals Suin tt preserves and Prevents 1 its ori ina color; of Balsamic Exotics, and ut- ineral admixture It Paine y Reduess,Tau, Kreck! and the skin WLA NDS, ODONTO, OR PEARL DEN’ dof th TIFRIC he rarest and most fragrant 1 ms a healthy firmness, and to the breath a delhghtiul sweetness and perfuine, CAUTION. Each genuine ing. the names o Only Agents, New Yor withont sucha label, icle hasa small 1 ssrs, DODGE, abel affixed thereon, bear CUMMING & CO., & are SPURIOUS IMITA- All TYONS! 1" sold by Chemists and Perfumers. 820 Itaw 6mr BELMONT HOUSE -NEW BRIGHTON EORGE nounce that he has made every winter, to accommodate tam ning-rooms and dormitories: roximity of one plyin, host und mises. HAVANA MANSION HOUS HE undersigned takes occasion to the public, that the M quisidor street, No. 67 u er} ul be found exceedingly rate. Mieal Good stabling aud eorch houses attached to be PEIRISS, in retorning ladies au il The table ‘will ‘Bolan arranged in the heatest order. ‘A person is employed to procure permits to land passengers, bnigenge, Se, rong the’ ecish ¢ who will board flicers. 9 this Island show ‘onsul, at the port of ew ficulties and inconvenience. 821 6mec I sion House is new locat: ia the vieinuits of the steamboat ha and vegetable market, having coramodious family apartments, WILLIAM FULTON. NV (DS BLAND OF CUR PROGRESS HOT a N the village of Cerro, three miles from Havana, i lishment is_sdvantageously situated, properly fitted ap | of persons cv and attended, affording the benefit of a ‘coun his grateful ackuowledg- ad geutionen who favored arrangement for th wd sina, bor The d be fonud comfortably an be supplied wich the choi- wlegual to aay. The er steam- ROTEE? form his friends and In- ® vessels immediately after the visit 1d procure a passport from pbarkatioa, to obviate dif- ND }, VISITORS TO This esta- life without ‘ding the comforts aud pleasures of the Capital, or pre- ‘timely attendance to business, Every attention is promised by the owners to meet the satisfaction of their Visitors CHARGES, Boarding fyra single person in one room=«+-+-- $2 00 a day. two or three persons in one room: a day each person ‘With families a particular agreement may be entered into. . B.—Omnibusses are ranuing from morning tll night be- tween the Cerro and Havana, making the tip in half an hour, 324 lim MONUMENT SQUARE, By te PULASKI HOUSE, WILTBER HAYAN: NAH, GEO., 1E following may be adduced poe ane the many re; 'E uN commendations which have a “The most House—being, beyoud any among the vs States.” Those wh from home. pervades the e vi remarkable feature compari ery best and mort WIS FITZ sit the “Pal aki the midst of sstablishment. nee of d out Savanna Pp from the Fonoe is establ shment: is the Palaski mm Whatever, number ong enteel Hotels in the Unites ZGERALD TASISTAC te Random Shots and Southem Breezes, vol. 2, , Page 165, well merit thatso many invalids ead oF stoppiig in out being enervating Will forget their absence elegance and refinement which ot only do travellers sit down to a table whieh many deem better than any other in the U. States, at superadded to this, all the neatness in the linen, and other fur ed, w amou Messrs. Vabeoes ‘Will you allow me the privilege of yor nicate some information of interest to tl which a number of your subscribers must be fou o private resid litors of the Unites S2 re of the house, and all the quiet and security are observ- h h belong Savannan Repu States Ganette, } Nican. yout columns to travelling com bly. are is no sub‘ect about whieh intended travellers An op pase anxiety, as the means of comfort or enjoyment which the t await hein on helrlourey, xt son o1 sexes, ¢ winter,” see and I believe would resort to the § well Peon ee a in the Tess changeful pu that or mrpey.. At ‘and sof many, more math Lip our there iknow, that tay could make a bri the great loss of most emphe travelling, tion. e comforts and eo enabled me to afford th he severe tempera fier ‘weather of the 8 lic accommodatior perhaps an ex ‘marty individuals of both distaste of a pond at ort our climate, tates, wha, fF the Saari Jnclement season did t! abode there without any ayeniences which belong ly to home.* A brief experience in southern tus most desirable informa- Daring a recent risit to Savannah, Georgia, under the instruc- tions of a discriminatin; fortably established at the Pal Hotel, owued and condueted by Captai most delightf ings, large, et ests th ms CO" it from the v character. Of ed this hotel i United States Kuents, to lenv refore, to the existence of t to be added thy winter months, and the not be doubted are once well tow south of the in ont host” friend, fully situated, a ‘legant and commodious. nrouxhout the by and noissenr com!¢ ns Northern States, himvelflet it be sai inferior to uone, and su UI who enter th few cau eit as e mildness brity A that wh must prove avalid, as well as the tra’ every branch of iad myself most com- that city. This ter Wiltbey is embraced ina range of build, ‘The utmost order and d neatness, regularity and establish: of the wines. The resident for the season at this fine house, and drawn is of the most agreeable sthat all his visitors unite in bearing testimony to his unceasing’ care, ju pA nthe ment and conrteous deportment, which while they “Pulaski House” as its ily and warm well wishers. Whea, establishment at Savannah, is of its climate daring the laski House” the favorite Tesert at the veller for pleasure, SCRIBER, “This Hotel is jafinitaly superior to the one big we locprt in Charleston. ue A A. WS?! + casks of ty inches, rele 200 gross Ivory self tip and Stag handle Knives and EES: cine case new patterns Crooker’s lee Pen Kaives, al im Fee Gheained the | MRS. Wan NY Win TR ays, TABLE hS & CC 218 ey street psd now opening six patterns of ‘Tea Tr ing every variety of quality, color end slems, fees inestimable Insury BUTLER, ter Journey to Georgia, CUTLERY, &e. 8, embrace ight to thir- ORSAL. yar icte Printing Odiee, ealeulated for a simsll daily 07 a. weekly nememiper, eonsiatng of Brevier, Minion, Fauey T Us Imposing Stone, Cases, Frames, all neatly new, ae Or ak Siiom ship 0207 UGAR—29hhds. very 5 dD ade tie b silk and satin w ce of Crinomn 15 Sonth Wi Ocmalger, wd tu Bi COLL D ex Oneida from Evie, a lonw le tak dded Cloaks, an antigay HARLES FA’ nad 59 Staue 3 & CO, 56 South st, IL. CHEAP STORE TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN- CRALLY DRUGS, DYESTUFES PAINTS, MEDICINES, No, one ¢ terms, 188 GRE MORK Opiw Camphor, Cream Tarter, Castile Soap, Liguoriee, Guin Arabic, Castor Oil, iputate. Window glass, of al qualities, White lead, dry and Red Lead, Licharge Spirits Turpentine, Putty, Whiting, rome Green, Chrome Yellow Yellow American, an Blue, ack, Gum Copal, Paint Brushes, all si Rose tink, Lamp Bh Oil, Fall, Winter, d. whale, ‘Tanners’, OKWO' Cemwood, Fuatie, Nicaragua, rwood,, Sugar Lead, Bleaching Salts, Cochineal, Aqua Fortis, Natgalls, Ai Extract Lomond, "Tartarie oda, m Shellac, bear, Woad, Grain and Bar Tin, Young Hyson Tea, Hysou Imperial ic Gunpowder Hyson Skin Souchong Bohea f Erench Brandies, Allspice, Tsinglass, Gum Trigaeanth, jum Gum Gamboge, Ot! of Roses, Peppermint, Wintersreei, Sinnamon, One ee Copper Cal: Shallae Aleoh Extrac Balsam of Honey, ‘Portington’s Balsam Batemin’s Drops, Harlem and Bri Ss: GROCERIES, BN WIC ISON Very extensive assortment Me 00 mid | the following, to which he would H STREET, NEW ORY. offers most liberal among them aliet the attention of APOTHEC ARIES, fined aud erude, IN sii in oil, Yerdigris, dry and in oil, Ochre, French and Gamuner strained sperm, Unrefined, whale, ‘ot and Pearl Ashes, Bi-chro nate of Potash, Sal So Corrosive Sublimate, Aqua Ammonia, Nitre L arbon. Acid, yer Tartaric Sulphate Qu in Oil Peppermint, ad all Kissen- rides, Gam Tragacanth, Powdered Bark, Corks of ali kinds, Sarsaparilla, Sponges, coarse and fine, GL ‘are ry and ver Lé id and Silver em Copper Bronze, Chalk, rhs and red, Paris white, Spanish Brown, ‘enetian Red, aper. Pumice Stone, Tar and meet coach and hare ‘Sea EI Gk ng DYE WOOD DEALERS AND penuPas TURERS. ‘axil Wood, Tea Mana, Haten Wood, Re ‘ood, ‘pernic Wood, h We STURERS. Fullers’ Barth, Madder, Dutch and French, of Bengal, Carracas Lac Dye, Starch, owdered Cureuma, Powdered Blue Smalts, juereitron Bark, Spirits Nite For Salt Petre, Ni Acid an Oxalie Acid. GROCEKS. Cay in bottles & baskets, tre, crude and refined, NFECTIONERS, DISTILLERS AND BAKERS, arkey, Logwood, PATENT M oil, Popper Sauce, Macaboy Snuff, peatch Snuff. Flotant, Castile Soap, Cloves, Caster Oil, in bottles, leoh “|, apne eles Friction batches, Carbouate Ammonia, British Lustre, Soda for washing, ra, Loadon, epper, utneg, Powdered Cinnamon. Oil anes th d Peach Wa- vit, Beans, ‘Tonquin Beans, Coriander Seed, Carrayway Seed, Ani Jujube Paste, Pearlash, Saleratu: TE ‘Nutgalls Blue Vit Verdigris, Covperas, Sal Armor Antimony, Sugar of Lead, Alves, &e. ; DEALERS. Anderson's, Lee's & Hooper's ills, Opedeldoe, Seers’ and Li Sods Powders Godfrey's Cordial, Anderson's Cough’ Drops, Thompson's Eye Water. dd, as who nse it ia their Manufactured an Price $1 per boule fad Weton vireo isi. GS STO) palpitation of the heat «Wests, and all nervor well practi sold 592 ‘flouston comer Me! “130 Bowery; 644 {Broadway} Mrs. ACH BITT oss of appeti rtificates of several physicians can be seen at the proprietor’s. jougal street, Dr. Harton, cor Allen Hays, Brooklyn; Ingersoll. Peck A. Maseovado Sw 19 bags of Coffee, G A. SAMANOS offers for sale, at No, 6 Wall st, 10 hhds cing Sige brig T’ yaz, from St. Jago 10 hhds San cured Muscorado ‘Sugar suitable for refiners: agar free tabor juisa Tobacco, suitable for manufac 4 boxes white Si 18 bales superior turers. 350,m. Segars, of Lord Byron, Woodvi |e,and a variety of other ands. WAN TE ED—A Ci ‘carpenter's work, to ‘of temperate habits ‘oper, goto be J Apply asal anda Mil wright that understands pu vuba; mast be siepeend m*r | Wiisiiowin the celebrated Clean Extra Stopp Sing! in ra HO WOULD BE WITHOUT TRE ‘TH, recedented reduction in dentistry, is made by ve bs Gold when the ast Broadway ? $1 00 300 A complete set of Tenth, on the most approved principles, at) same baee as the N. Be be made 62 East Broadway TO THE Love Howaua’s Mi tal Tea Bstablishi Falton street, Brooklya—in packages- ach. RS OE ixtare— This extremely delicious, and nba: ralled ‘Tea, so highly celebrated in Chy imported, is now for sale at the Csutoa iment, 12! ‘Where entire ratifaction is not given, no charge will 826 Im*r SUPERIOR BLACK TE. rae ina and Europe, meat oat ae "e tiene: street, New York, and It Trice “io cents and $1 830 Im*r shatham UNITED STATES TEA EMPORIUM, 121 Jate 129 Chatham street, New York. Anand ‘ Fulton street, Brooklyn. The arades of stamp 0} feral Bower will remain 2 of prosee nai busin founded upon tyfete articles. rT hic! the ry will merchants, ‘ masers: with find it neatness and el secared from light and air, ly with respect ._ All purehasers are called fail to giye them the utmost satisfaction, ly and promptly refunded. malic cotaltiahunente, from this pe. Aig, une JAVA nal roasted ¢1 ri of the lers from all pau ese I Augusta {Correspow tence of the Herald. Avavera, (Geo ) Sept, 26, 1848. he Election—Firemen— Mysterious Disappeorance. Mr. Bennert— Dear Sir s— The individual alluded to by Peleg Jones, some time since, as having “sloped to the uninhabitable world” to evade a duel, is no less than J. L. T., a young man who has figured here most extensively in all transactions of Jife (low life in particular) but not so as to become suspected, until the well known affair of honor sprang up, and numerous little re- sponsibilities, such as board bills, herse hire, bor- rowed money, &c. were actually refused payment, and the threats, kicks and dunsof creditors becom- ing aggravated and alarming to the gentleman, he (as might be supposed) actually took leg bail, and after arriving in Charleston, to carry out the farce of financial operations, he sponged about there a while and negociated adraft of C Ff’. Taylor & Son, representing himself as a partner of his father, (which is not the case) and thereby received $250 tn a decided swindling operation, But enough of this. The whigs and democrats here are moving hea- venand earth and a part of Texas to elect their candidates—which party will succeed is hard to tell. Meetings are held nightly, and the most animated, spirited and patriotic speeches delivered, advoca+ ting the great principles and humbuggery of both parties. It is quite generally believed that George W. Crawford will be elected Governor, and again strenuously supposed that little Bill Cooper will be the hero of the day. Candidates of all parties out to be elected—they are so deserving. The fire department prepare and march n praces- sion to receive a splendid new engine from the north this evening—a beautiful and costly machine, for the Clinch Company No 2, the most spirited as- sociation of firemen in these parts; in fact they de- fy the raging elements. To close my letter briefly, T inform you of the mysterious disappearance of Mr. B , who has resided aud kept a store here; a man of family, a voluptuous wife and pretty children, ‘The cause of this sudden absence is this—net long sinee, a Mr. D—, a very intimate friend of beth parties, who visted the family often, passed out ot the store one ning in haste, a_scream of murder alarmed the neighbors, and Mr. B. pursuing him in hot haste as the offender, supposed with the intention to kill him, for what purpose may be conjectured, if not proved, and with sorrow, as both the husband and wife belong to and are active members of the Ne. thodist Church | More in my next. Yours, in haste—A {act, Peuea Jongs. A Youxa Woman ano Stx Cuinpren Lost ror TwoDays axp Two Nicwrs iv THE Woops In Ciear- rretD County, Pa,—Oa Wednesday the 18th ult., a Miss Rebecca Ginter, a young woman living at or near the forks of the Phillipsburgh and Birming- ham road, in Clearfield county, Pas accompanied by six children, of from 12 to 4 years of age, went out into the woods to gather berries. The day being cloudy,they soon got bewildered and lost, and at once commenced a fruitless attempt to find their way out. All shat day (Wednesday) they rambled abont, but night closed on them, and still they were in the woodsand unprotected On Thursday morn- ing they again commenced their wanderings. It was an exceedingly cold , wet, gloomy day, a8 ma- ny of our readers willrecollee 3 Taining from morn- ing to night. ‘To this inclement weather they were exposed the whole of that day, and throughout the night following, with but their summer clothing for protection. On this day their suffering must have been great ; for they were wearied by Wednesday’s exertions, shivering with wet and cold. and almost exhausted with hunger, yet they kept on in their fruitless attempts to find a way out. But night agaia closed on them—and a_most chilling, tryin night it must have been. Exposed to the cold, pelting storm, the gnawings of hunger becoming more and more intense, unprotected from the prowling beasts of that woody country, and despair ot finding their way out increasing every hour, how paintui must have been their situation ! The Hollidaysburgh Register, whence we have gathered the foregoing, says thaton Wednesday evening search for hein commenced, and was con- tinued throughout Thursday and Thureda night. On Friday morning some two or three huadred per- sons met and formed a line to ‘sweep the moun- tain,” as a last effort for their discovery. But it happened that the unfortunate young woman and children were too far to the right to come. within the range of the line, and so seemed destined to perish. Bat kind providence had ordered other- wise. A young manon the extreme right of the line, wandered ae little from his true course and heard a faint cry inthe distance. He immediately gave notice to the line, and after some expostula- tion, a detachment started in the direction indieat- ed, and at about a quarter of a mile’s march, they found the little party huddled together under a sort of shelter which the young woman had made with broken branches of bushes, &c. lor their protec. tion. In their extremity she had stripped her own person to afford relief to one of her little compan- tons, (a child of 4 years old,) which was near per- ishing. They wereallin the Jast stage of exhaus- tion, and must inevitably have perished if relief had not been afforded that day Axotngr Mueper, &c.—An affidavit was made before the Mayor on Saturday, by a man named Clark, charging a man (we did not learn the name, as we were unable to obtain a sight of the affida- vit yesterday,) with the murder of another, both wood choppers, in Ashgrove, parish of St. CO Rum was the prime agent in this bloody affair. It appears that the twain were intoxicated, anda quarrel arose between them, when one raised a heavy iron pot, and struck the other two violent blows on the head, causing his death. It appears that the murderer, ' unconscious of bis work, then lay down and slept until morning, when the’ man, Clark, arose, and made some coffee, awoke the latter, and told him to wake his companion. He went to the spot to do so, and found him liteless. He was arrested on urday, and was yesterday carried up to St. Charles Parish by Captain Your enes. He acknowledges the crime, and pleads drunkenness in extenuation. Captain Youenes at the same time escorted to the Parish for trial, Mor- tonand Davis, charged with stealing a slave, to- gether with the slave which was stolen.— New, O. pees No R E by N IL, "ANY continue to. offer for variety and style.— @ most delicious and i bears the a hat thels eat ai in any’ climate. | 'T! perhaps, searcely to be rosie, ej tmost regard to the rights of the cnstom- to weight and quality, and wi tipoq to retara any Country of families, and ship- vantage to supply themaelves Used Stiies exeented with | rut tude and patel \. Ave ouly warehouse in Avseriea for the sale of How. | qua’ celebrated Binck ‘Tea, 29 mem | D. M. PEYSER, & Co. ©. 110 William strrt, comer of} a treet, ad 457 Broad. y have rece of the following pik GOOp, lected py a competent tnd offer for sale, in "Berlin Zephyr and German Worsted—=the most complete as {in Embroidery Patterng~a choiee selection, epee kumbroidery, of cotton, worsted, linen, silk, gold “ah Sh eat i sa tors tig embro cimmni in Parse i Germany Prench and English, piain and sh in skeins, Btoss on thik for’ Nimbroidery aad Brings onakers, skeins and Do ‘Suspenders, superbly embroidered, and Suspender Trim- 4 ‘and Silver F most eminent C at hey have on hand the chemical Brames for Portraits Iver and Steel Beads, in all a Mosher oe ke Pearl, Gole Silver dol ‘ringe, Braid, Srokdery Frames, and a variety of different Fancy Arti- ‘Steel Purse Cord, Twist, ro lower~a Leta wonmed pat nit Imporceg and d ‘assels, Buttons and all other kind o it ee ORIDE OF GOLD. a B. BINSSRe CON 83 William street, infe Pho- + toweaphists that they have eaahen pur lee et (resh supply. of Chloride of Self apt sericiot wo any tu te U coed . in the. Uni tunufactured ‘oF imported, and offer it for sale in supply ‘ised, which whey of ‘sig omihand,thive, four an god Cameras constru ‘cad Views, per late arrivals a a the Laboratory of one of warrant it to be States, whether 15 grains of o%. excellent phates, and all for sale at Prices. iy neh Achromatic Lenses, on the (erman system: Rep. Sept. 2. Anorner Ovtrack on A Femace IN THE STREETS or Baitimore.—On Friday evening, es a respecta- ble lady, acecmpanied by tier son, a child of seven or eight years of age, was returning home froma house where she bad gpent the afternoon, she was accosted in Fayette street, near Paca, in ‘the most obecene and vulgar manner, by some black villain. She made an eflort to pass him, when the wretch attempted to lay hold ot her, which so frightened her that che called for assistance from a gentleman who, fortunately happened, though at some dis- tance, to be coming up the street. The negro, however, before assistance could be rendered, took to his heels, and thereby escaped a punishment that would have been a terrible warning in future, not only to himself, but to ail similar desperate vil- | lains. Hopes are indulged that he may yet be de- tected. Surrosen Svicing —The (Quincy Patriot states thet Samuel Turnor, of South Scituate, a very re- spectable citizen and in affluent circumstances, was found dead on Friday noon of last week ina fielda short distance from his house, whither he had gone to shoot blackbirde. Ho was filt)-tive years of age. Near to the body a small hole was discovered in the wom where the breach of the gun had evi- dently been firmly placed; and it is supposed that the deceased put it there, let the muzzle rest against his left side, and by the aid of his foot, discharged the contents into his body. ‘Troubles weighed heavily upon his mind and led him to commit ¢ rash act, Sickness at Key West.—Extract of a letter dated Key West (Fa.), Sept. &—"* It becomes my painful duty to annonoce to you the death of our mutual friead Lieut. Blyden Hedge, U.S. Revenue service, which occurred yesterday alternoon at four o'clock, of yellow fever, only three days sick, The cutter Nautilus is in port; Lieut. Woodward hes had the fever, but 18 nowwell. The sickness seems to continue with unabated Mik aeteene Ithough oto fatalay in 1841. Several workmen have died e to snapend the build- at the barracks, and one or two solders Captain Ogden has thought it advisabl: ng for a few weeks, and intends remove the troops to Indian Key, by the steamer (ie ral Tay- lor, to-merrow egg oy Capt. Ogden has been Bragg, from New Yo sick, but is better. He, the two first cases; both and Geerge Faulker, deag.”