The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1843, Page 3

\ “To which Captain B. replied :— Jo suis flatté de ’honnuer que vous mévez faits. Je, ne ouis pas erateur mais soidat, et jo bois ala sante des armes Americaines et Francaises The General having left, the party subsided ito @ mere convivial meeting. Of its interesting proceedings we regret that we cannot give a more full report. We have, however, done all that lay in our power. Professor Revere’s Lecture last Evening upon Homoeopathy. Stuyvesant Jnstitute Leeture Room was crowded last evening to excess to hear Professor Revere’s lecture upon Homaopathy. The three hundred students who have already arrived, together with mauy of the Faculty were in attendance. Hanne- mavn,and his Latin motto, Similia similibus curavat —like cures like—were handled without gloves. Frequent rounds of applause testified the pleasure it gave the audience to hear the doctrines of homao- pathy exploded. Hannemann himself, the great founder of the doctrine, was treated as a man with the greatest respect. Professor R. said he wes dis tinguished eminently for his sincerity, honesty, af- fection, dignity, amenity, and philanthropy. He was a German, aad the peculiarities of his doctrines belonged rather to his age and country than to him- self. They were (rom the same country that gave birth to Swedentorgianism acd transcendentalism Tn relation to homeopathy itself, Professor R eaamined, discussed, and dissected 11 to a nicety> which astonished all believers in the atome theo- ry. Not a little of the euecess of the doctrine must be attributed to its beautiful and euphoni- ous name—homeopathy—or as some pronounce it, home-op-athy—how sweetly it glides from the toneue, and falls upon the ear. It is a classic name, and there must be virtue in its doc. ‘fines. There is something altogether ad captan- dum ina Greek or a Latin name. Take, for exam- ple, the name of Tricopherous from the celebrated Broadway Saloon of Parisian fashion. It has vir- tue sufficient to raise’ a crop of hair from the bald head of age and decripitude. Then there is the Anthropopoion, which had the honor of being used by no less a personage tham Tittlebut Titmouse, Feq., whose hair it turned from carrotty red toa brilliant pea green. How much better were such names than the plain and vulgar names of Smithisra, Richardsonism and Shermanism Tn relation to the infinitismal doses of homaopa- thy, Professor Revere was rather severe. The principle generally believed in was, that effects in- creased with their causes—all the parts were equal to the whole. It a glass of brandy produces but Ilttle effect, a pint might get a man tipsey. If a grainof opium would make aman doze, filty graina would puthim tosleep. But homaopathy taught a dif- ferent doctrine. That effects increase as the cause decreases. That a part is not ony equal tothe whole, but far greater. In some cases homeopathy adininistered not only the thousandth part of a grain, but itwent down to the millioneth, billion- eth, trillioneth, quatrillioneth, quintillioneth, and even a decillioneth part of a grain. The usual method of administering a very small dose was to dissoive itin a large quantity of water. Now, to beable to administer_the billionth part of a grain of corrosive sublimate, it would reqire 217.000 hoge- heads «f water (Applause) A decillion (1,000,000, 000 606 000,000. 000, 000, 000, 000, 000,000,000,000, 000, 91:0 400,000 000 000,) transcends all human concep- ti or calculation; yet the Professor said that a friend of his had estimated from a_se- nies of figures that all the waters of the Che- sapeake ond Delaware Bays umted would en- able a hommeopathic doctor to administer the decillioneth part of a grain of arsenic. (Great ap- plause) A litle medicine, as large as a grain of mustard seed, was in one instance put ina phial,and the smell! of it once a day by the patient cured him. this phial would be good for at leastfour years. la another case, the stnell of one grain of gold ina bottle cured a patient mone hour’s time. In ano- ther case, a homeopathic doctor supplied a mother witha chest of medicine. Sugar and milk, by the way, are prominent articles of medicine in this doc. trine. The mother one day stepped out for a few minutes, and upon her return was horritied to discever that her child had swallowed the whole chest of medicine. In infinite slarm she sent for the doctor whe found the child sitting bolt upright upon the floor with the marks of the medicine upon his face. The doctor told the anxious mother that her child had swallow- ed too much homa@opathic medicine to do it any harm, (loud cheering ) in conclusion, Professor Revere quoted the fol- lowing EPIGRAM. Your homm@opatuic doses, sir, een suit me toa be ‘hey prove of physic any how. ‘You casuct ties too litte. z I{ it be good in all complaints, 'o take a dose so small, Iteurely must be better still, To take no dose at all. Oxs Montu Larger From Catcutra.—The John Goasler, from Galeutta, with dates to the &:h of July, was off Philadelphia on Monday last. Sineutar Conpucr.—It will be seen that the lo- colocos have retused to give Colosel Johnson a pub- lic reception om Saturday next. This is very signi- fican!, aud the incident may be profitably improved by other pariies. Now that the friends of Van Bu- ren have ao pointedly given the cold shoulder to “old Tecumseh,” why might not those of Calhoun, or Webster, or Clay take him up, and use him for what he is worth 7 Movements or Cot. Jouxson.—This gentleman arrived in Albany Manday morning, and has gone ona visit to ex-President Van Buren, at Linden. wold. Tueratrica, Movements.—Theatrical business still keeps improving in every direction—eo does musical—so does literary—so does the cotton, corn, and currency trade. Mr. Macready cleared nearly $8000 by his first engagement at the Park. He 18 now in Philadel- phia, end will probably make as muh there. By next May he can make $50,000 in the United States, if he manages with skill and tact. Boz can’t make that. His style of acting creates curiosity and gen- tle pleasure—not enthusiasm or uproer. Forrest has begen a good engagement at the Park. ‘The attempt to hiss him from the stage, set on foot by some foolish subterraneans, failed—but Forrest lost his temper by it, and abused those very persons and papers who helped to get him out of the difficulty. How strange and perverse! Jem Crow is on his way to Baltimore to crow there next week. The other actors and sctresses are here, there, and everywhere. Tn musical matters, Cinti Damoreau is just now inthe sscendant. She has given three concerts, yielding probably $3000. She gives another and then proceeds to Boston Madame Sutton is here preparing for oprra~Castellan is here, but we don’t know whet she is about. The Seguin troupe is in Baltimore. In short, theatricals, music, dancing, and all such things are improving rapidly in these latitudes. Cratiam Tararre. —It was a funny scene the other night to witness the rivalry between the par- ties, friends of the two pretty dancers, Miss Rallia and Mise Partington, At least a dozen wreath: aad bouquets were thrown upon the etage, and as the pretty nymphs were successively called out, a shower of silver and gold coin followed, which would remind the audience of a profuse hail storm. Oa taking an account of stock, we believe Mi Rallia came out a few dollars ahead. The same trial will take place again to night. The billis, be- sides, an admirable one = Mills Brown appears for the second time in the Review, 1 which Mr. Wil- iams appears as Loeney MeTwolter; Wood in the “Dunb Man of Manchester,” and the beautifuy pantomime of Don Suan will be pertormed by M Walters and Barnes, Parsloe and Smith. Good bil ‘Tun Saw Concert at Tie Arott.o -~As the vo valization of theee lovely and accomplished girls be- nes known to our musical public, they cannot fail of being appreciated witha still greater entiin- sivsm than hot which has for two nights greeted reed them to suepend their journey to ao ae to givea third corcert at the same evening Weare glad tosee that while Crati and Castetlan are enjoying their triumphe, (hese cherming yours English voculists are so se adaomely encouraged, Supreme Court —Rocaxsrer, Oct. 27, 1443. The Moyor, Aldermen, and commonalty of the city of New York, ad’sm James Bailey, Sea., John Belley, end Abraham Bailey. P. “A. Cowdrey wes heard forthe defendante; 5. P. Hulburt for the plaintiffs ; and Joshua A. Spencer in reply. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. p, Oct. 20 —305 shas Wilmington RR. 18; 2 ne 6 }; $200 Wilmington RR. 6's, 1865, 97}; 20 shas Planters’ eke ‘Tenn, 2de fl, 644; 6) Penn Township ; o Penna Bk, 1999. ince Hosane ee oh 75 sh Wilmington RR, 184; $44,406 State 5's, dsf, G1; $1000 Reading RR bonds, 1950 65; 800 state 5%, 69%; 253 do 5’s, 60; 130 shas Union Bk of ‘Tenn, 62}, $1000 Tenn bonds, 67s, Ist July, 824; $5000 Chesed and Dei Canal 6's, 1856, 36; 17 shas Manuf & Mechs Bk, 19}; 20 Reading RR, 17; $1000 State 6’, 1816, old, 6 63 shax US Bk, 4; 26 Girard Bank, 69; $400 Lehigh 1803, 31. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. al er; Elizabeth, Beaston, NYork; Palm, Crowell, nnd Zone, pwell, Boston Below, Calisto, Hopkias, from NYork—the Cand a'sehr reported the WB) hore below. Gloue cester Point, but will no doubt # . Also below, 4 brigs and several schrs. Batrimone, Oct 30—Arr Gen Pinckuey, Ford, Montevideo and Maldouados Henry, Burt; Newport: DC Wilson, Benj Ei York. Cli mia, Rio Grande; Emma, Cole, Hebe, Green, Montevi'eo and Buenos Ayres; Jettou, ‘Travers, Deme- tara. Sid Jos Batch, Hallett, and Ocean, Eldridge, Boston; Direct, Briggs, NYork; Eliza, Moore, —. Nesvousn One Starr ‘Cumberland, Key lopkins, Boston; Richmond, Seavy. Moniall Poyibtecs, Hoong te Livergocls Cla. Tem’ alae Marshall, Poythrass, boun : 4 Anderson, West Indies; Pantheon, Fales, Grenada. Speken. Lochiel, 18 days from Boston for Ponce, PR. Oct 11, no lat, &e- given. . foreign Ports. ; Care Hayriex, Oct Inport, Heience, Harding, of and for Boston, 2 days; Eagle, from do, just arr; and a schr from ‘Oct 6—In port, Levant, Derrickson, from Phi J Coben jr, MeFarlan, from do for St Thoma: ton, do; Rebeces, McGuirs, Balti: Alexandria, do. Sid Sth, Edw t Sept 12—In port, Frances Ann, Doty, of mld. Oi the bar, bound in, a barque with uted 5 Pe ALDONADO, Sept 4—In port, Madonna, Wise, of Philadel- phia, for NVork, 10 or 12 da} tag om Azam aad Active, ceeded to Buenos Ayres, Monrevipeo, Sept 1—In port, Rosalba, and Henry, from Boston, ding; Messenger, for do; Three Brothers, from” Salem, is . Arr previous to Aug 30, from rue jaltimore, and both pro- 0G- THE WORTH OF ONE’S MONEY.—To give it in literature and art is the grand seorct of success. Look at Barnum, of the American Museum. des his half ion of curiositivs, he has this week—and tais is the last of this combination—Gen. Tom Thumb, re won: derful being tnan Napoleon; Mr, Nellis, an artist born withont arms; the sublimo and my-terious pheno- mena of mesmerism, and the laughable humors of the famed Dr. Valentive. No wonder performances are given day and evening, ond thatthe Saloon requires continual enlargement. (Ge PEALE’S MUSEUM.—Such attractions we.o ne ver put forth at any place of amusement for one shilling, as those presented in the billof this Museum this week. Why, it is worth double that to seethe wonderful feats of Mons. Adrien alone, for he isthe greatest magician in the world, and the most pleasing withal 6 performances. Madame Adolphe reems to look into futurity with asmuch ease as one can reud the most common page of history, and her revelations of future events are truly won‘erfal. Splendid performances take place at half past 7 o’clock. GG DISBROW’S RIDING ACADEMY, 403 Bowery. —Mr. D. has the honor to anneunce that his evening class for gentlemen will open on Wednesday evening, ist November, and continue each Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings during the season. Hours of atten dance from 7} to 9}P.M. Daily instruction as usual for ladies, from 9A. M.to3P.M. Terms forthe course of 12 evening lessons, $9. oF, WE SHALL RECEIV# BY THE BRITANNIA, and have for sale atthe Herald Literary Depot, Herald Buildings, Northwest corner of Fulion and Nassau streets, the following latest Foreign Journal The I!lustrated London News, « The Pictorial Times, Bell's in London The Weekly Dispatch, The Dublin Freeman’s The Dublin Nation, Punchy. os. ssesveeeces Chas. Wilmer’s News Letter,. . Wilmer & 5mith’s European Times,...... ¥ And all the Metropolitan popers. Agents can be supplied with all of the above,by forward. ing their orders early to this Ottice, and on’ reasonable terms, the moment they arrive. Subscriptions wili also be received and punctually attended to. NEW YORK JOURNAL OF MEDICINE—— For Nov. 1—Now ready—Emoellished by a finely exe- cuted View of Rondout. Content: Part 1.—Original Contributions—Account of a malig- nant fever which prevailed at Rondoubt, Ulster county, New York, during the month of August snd September, 1843, &c., by the Editor; Classification of Sulphurous Waters, with an analysis of those of Avoa, Livingston county, New York, &c., by 8. Salisbury, Jr, M.D.; Me- dical Jurisprudence, by Charles A. Lea,'M. D; The Epidemic Tufluenza, as it prevailed at Binghampton, in the Spring, by T.8. Davis, M.D ; Medical Education, with suggestions for its improvement, &c, by Martyn Paine, M. D Critical Analy by C.F. 5 Tho Hospitals and Surgeons c. by C.F. Stewart, M D; Observations on Obstetrical Auscultation, with an analysis on the ev: dences of pregnancy, by E. Kennedy, M. D, with notes by JE. Taylor, MD; ‘Anthon’s Classical Dictionary, ana Dictionary of Roman ard Grecian Antiquities; On the Preparation of Indian Hemp, &. by W. B O’Shannese M_D; Report on the cffecta of Poisoning Smoked Beef; Minor Surgery, by H. Smith, M.D; Protracted Indiges- tion an! its consequences ; Elements of Chemistry, &c, by Professor Graham; Burthwaite’s Retrospect; Introductory Address, kc. Part 3.—Foreign ani American Medical Intelligence— Notices to Correspondents, &o &c. J. & H. G. LANGLEY, Publishers, 57 Chatham at by whom subscriptions for the work—$3 per annum, in advance—are requested. OG PREMIUM RAZOR SPROP3.—The first pre- mium of the Fair of the American Institute bas been ter year to G. Saunders for the invention ‘ablet, with tour sides : No. 1 side having the effect of ahone, without using oil or water ; the other ides are for keeping the razor with a fine smooth edge, #0 that a person witn one of them can always keep ara: zor in the most perfect order, without having recourse to acuileror barber. It is used and recommended by the first cutlers of England, and certified by the most scienti fic gentlemen in this country. Its great celebrity has caused counterfeits and imitations innumerable, which can easily be detected by the coarse and imperfect sur face of what ix called the Tablet side, the original being ooth and polished. Manufactory 163 Broadway, where alarge assortment of Toilet articles, of the first quality, can ulways be had. GG WEAK INVENTIONS OF THE ENEMY.— The Poudre Subtile, for eradicating superfluous human hair, safely, quickly and permanently advances in public estimation pro rata with the abuse it receives (rom imita. al preparation has entirely ngerous and utteriy inefficacious com: pounas in uso, and elicited the envy and malignity oi base counterfeiters, who attempt to palm off their poison- oustrash by decrying thegenuine Such impotent, yet audacious attempts, only recoilon themselves. The po- pees and exten: le of the Poudre Subtile is not to retarded hy such miserable shifts; it has attained the highest pitch of public approbation; it is always tested betore theey«s wt every parchaser, when the strongest and toughest hair is seen te vanish like magic, leaving the tkin soft, smooth and delicately white, evea from the forehead, where the auperftaous hair has been removed, the blocness of the skin vanishes with the hair, leaving it the color of the surrounding parts. The genuine is to behad no where else in New York but at 67 Walker st, one door from Broadway. $1 per bottle. Agente—Boston, 2 Milk street; 76 Chestnut street, Phi- lateiphia: Myers, New Haven; Dyer, Providence; Carie- ton, Lowell; Green, Worcester; Grey, Poughkeepsie; Gathrie, Albany ; Tousey, Rochester, &e. JONES’ CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE— Trial Bottles Three shillings Each—Read its Qualities.— ‘Che fact of our sel ing trial bottles at three shillings each must prove to the reader that this ia not a nostrum of the day. These areits usual properties which can be proved by respectable persons, whose names are at our store. It will actnaily force the hair to grow on any part where hair will grow naturally, the head, face, or body. It has now strengthened the roots, thus staying the hair trem falling off, cleaning uff from the scalp. It also ght, red or grey hairto assume adark color, and by doing this, perman ay to mahethe hair grow natn rall dark from the roots. If persons use this merely for dressing the hair, nothisgis more economical to keep the hair soit, dark, silky cad beautiful, at least three times as long a8 any cther preparation for the hair. Sold, price 3, bor Sshillings a bottle, atthe sign ofthe American Eagle, $2 Chatham street, New York, or 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn; 8 State street, Boston; $ Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. DIALOGUE BETWEEN DIS“ASE AND ONE OF HIS VICTIMS. vieTint ‘Tell me, thou who towards the tomb Bearest beauty )n its bloom, And with arrows from D Fain would pierce brain, stomach, liver, Tell me, dread Disease, | say, What will drive thee from thy prey? Medicines of all kinds I've tried, Allin vain, (the venders lied,) Change 0! airand change of dict, Exercise, excitement, quiet, Each and ali I've tried in vain, Still thy hold thou dost retain; Lastly, though with little hope ‘They can with thy torments cope, Poters’ Pills Pm to take, e. Hold! holt! holt! sor merey's coke, Sooner might tbe sparrow dere nn ‘The proud monarch of the air, Than disease the onset brave, O! those bafllers of the grave; Lo! I fly with all my dlp— Lo! yield to Peters’ Pill. Principal office, 129 Falton, corner N. 's quiver ust. “ WORMS—WOKMS-WORM3."—They kill children by hundreds, when the cauce is never suspect ed, the sulferers never dreaming that these pests are doing alithe mischief When the breath is offensi and there ia much picking of the nose, grinding the teeth during sleep, paleness about the lips, with hed cheeks, &o, these are symptoms which indicate the pre- sence ot worms. Sherman's Worm Lozenges area spe cific—they destroy them when ail other meang fuil Children wil take them easy, and ery for more. The have been used in over 4.0000 casca,end always wit! perfect success, Dr, Sherman’s warehouse is 106 Nasean street, 110 Broad: 10 Astor House; 2u7 Hudson stract; 184 Bowery; st Broadway; 86 William street, and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphin. Agents OG- A BEAUTIFUL PRESENT.—Nothing is mor® acceptable us a gilt toen whatever tends t > promote the happiness of the receiver. The following letter gest a good bint :— Ton, Aug. 25, 1843. My Dean Faresy T— Your novel present of a jar of the “ Tuberose Shaving Cream.” created a hearty laubter on its receipt. Now, had it been a basket of fine peaches, or grapes rom Croton Point, it would have created no's: ch sensation Mrs. K. laughed outright; Miss J. smiled, and thought * how vecentric you had grown,” but now thet I have tested its qualities, lam the happiest dog alive, No scolding .trom a stiff beard, as formerly. Egad! you should see me “apread” myself before the glass!” I allow noone to share its benefits, till yousend ona dozen jars. Tell the inve: T extend my hand mentaliy, (ai the transcen- dentalist says) over L I. Sound to thank him. Don't for get, by return express, a dozen, carefully packed, Thine, as ever, VALENTINE. Sold wholesale and retail by E. Phalon, 214 Broodway. Single jara three shillings ee rE MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, Oct. 31---6 P, M. The Steck market has been more firm to-lay and pri cesgenerally in advance. Kentucky, }; Hlinois, }; Long Island, } ; Harlem fel! }. At the New Board there were sales of United States 6’s at 116. © The following amounts of specie artived at New Or- leans on the 281 instant :—H. Bean & Co.,from New York, $15,000; Samuel Nicholson, do, 49,000; J. Clunis, do, 10,000 ; J. Prats, Barcelona, 8,000; L. Corning & Co., St. Louis, 13,299 ; Henderson & Gaines, Pensacola, 2,000 ; T.C. Twitchell, do,2,000, Total, 99,299. At Chicago, lilinois, a sale of forfeited parts of lota took place recently, payment received in State scrip. They were valued at $50,000, and they brought $268,000 in State scrip, the price of which rose {rom 37} to 40. Sales in this market have been made at 31. The Government Trensury notes, new issue, makatheir appearance slowly, and are promptly redeenied on de. mand if required. A new instalment of $1} per share on the Long Island Railroad stock was called in at a meeting of the directors to-Jay. The state of the Foreign Exchanges for this packet has been heavy with a further fallin rates. Prices are as fol- lows :— Rares or Foneion Butts wx New Yorx, Ocr. 31. London, 9 MNise! soesdaiony Seay Oa ondon, a. 4 a France, 5290525 53 a— § gad Bhs 8 218415, i Amster’m, 393449 397%a 40 393ga 39; 20349395 Hamburg, 454942494 353¢a 35: oe. — 35 a5: Bremen, 78 a78%q 78 a Te —a 8 T1MaT7 The quantity of cotton exported from the United States has thus far been but aboutone third of that at the same period Inst year, making a difference of near $1,00,000; yet at all points the rates of bills are heavy and falling. ‘They are as follows :— Rates or Britis av tur Leapine Ports, Sterling. Francs. N.Y. sight. N.Y. 60 N. Orleans, 2ist, 62644 5.324¢a5 373g 2a2h dis. 23¢a3¢d Mobile, 2st, 6a6% 5.4005.35 a— —as Charleston, 2Ist, 8:9%6 $.40a5 25 paradg prem —alg Savannah, 9a954 5.10a5.25 par ary "* eal Money continues exceedingly plenty both here and at Boston, where it is offered te New York houses for em, ployment at 3} per cent, while all trades and occupations are conducted on a cash plan at small profits ; the rate of interest cannot rise. In truth 3}a4 per cent for interest now bears the same proportion to the profits in ordinary business as did 6.a7 percent interest afew years since to the profits then accruing on business. ‘The only business in this country now which yields large profits are Intur- ence offices and Eastern Manufacturing Stocks. The Otis cotton mills at Ware have just declared a dividend of ten per cent, and nine bas been paid for the November dividend of the Merrimac Company at Lowell. Sales ofthe latter stock have been made at 264 a 97 per cent advance. The Amoskeag, at Manchester, N. H, sells 1130.4 1140 for $1000. Locks and Ca: it Lowell fetch 950 for $500—dividend 10 percent on $1000. The true cause ef these increased profits of corporate com. panies arises from the low prices which they pay the operatives for labor and to the farmers and planters for the raw material and supplies. The wealth of the coun” try is accumulating as in England, heretofore, in the hands of corporate manufacturing associations. A curious effect ef the proeperity of the manufacturers is the decline of agriculture in their immediate neighbor. hood; a fact, in the veny teeth of oll theory upon the subject. An individual traversing New England, in any direction, will scarcely be able to fiad a farm which is not for sale; not only willing to sell, but eager to sell, Take up a country New England newspoper, and whole sidesare filled with advertised farms, the preprietors of which have been ruined by the ascendency ofthe maau fact: ring interests, In the nsigaberbood of Lowell these features are more marked than any where else. The farmers do not find purchasers, and that whole section is sinkmg into the same state as Lancashire in England, viz: extreme sgricultural poverty, low manufacturing wages and enormously wealthy master manufacturers. ‘The stock market presents the same features that have marked its progress during the last fow months, viz: a continued rise, accompanied by violent fluctuations. The rates are as follows :— Paices or Stocks in tue New Yorx Manner, Dec. 15 182, axp Ser. 30, anv Ocr. 31. Redeem D Rate able. Dec. 15, United States, 53¢ 1844 7 a pi 6 184d 99 A100 i 1362 100 al0l ms 5 1853 _ New York, 7 1843-49 1033/0104 si 6 1850-54-60 9634 99 6 1861-62-67 96%4a 98 534 1860-61-65 83 2 90 1845 92 a 93 5 1816-7-8-9 36 a 90 8501-3 «85a 8G A100 —" a100 5 1855-58 B134a 85 «99 a 9941002401014 1859-60-61 85 286 = 9 a 99 99 al00 ~ 434 189-58 79 a 821 a 93 91 a Ohio, 6 1850 T1hga 75 3iga M95 a — = 6 1856-60 72 a 72: 0 953495 a 956 My 5 1850~ 60 a65 a 83 80 a 8G “ 7 1856 — as Kentucky 6 — 78 a 78) coo 5— -62 a 69 Ilinois, 6 1870 18 a 18) Indiana, 5 25years = 20 a 21) Arkans ble wou! 2 a 0 6 — 65 a 80 5 — 65 975, Pennsylvania 5 —— 38 a 29) NVoreCity 7 ay sagaioe ‘ork Cit 5 * v7 ies2 105 4106 i 5 1850 8) a 87 bed 5 1858-70 B4dga 85 Bk Com’e N. Y. full B2kga 83 bi scrip 91 Ay 3 23 a2 21a 216 60 91a 92-89" 9 Be 2 a e— a 5 ha 4 Boston & Pro 87340 90 10034101 100 alot N. Jersey R, R. & Trans. Co. 66 4 68 87 a 874g 86 a 87 Mohawk & Hudson Railroad 30%a 31% 39 a 39h4 S7Ma 3734 Utica & Schenectady R.R. 1170120 120 a— 118 Sqal19 racuse & Utica Railroad —99}gal00 105 al07 107% 103 Auburn & Syracuse R.R. 81a 8334102 al03 100 ati0 Auburn & Rochester RR. 90 292° 93a M9 a 95 N. York Gas Light Co, 99 al60 108 a— 107 alld We recently published an extrect from the message 0 the Governor of Tennessce. The Legislature of that State have introduced a bill which provides, that if the Bank of Tennessee does not realize such profits from its operations as will enoble it to pay the interest on the debt of the State, all the meneys in the Treasury over end above the amount of thirty thonsand do/lars shall be paid over to the bank to assist it in the performance of that duty. ‘That, if the aid which the bank msy receive from the Treasury be insufficient for the purpose specified, that institution shall then be exempted fiom a certain por tion of its liabilities on account of the gcademy and com- com school fund; and that, if such exemption should still be insufficient to enable the bank to preserve the faith of the State inviolate, the officers of the bank shall appropri ate to that purpose any funds of the bank that can b spared with the least detriment to the interests of the in- stitution. Ofthe Alabama State debt, there is duc next year, 1844, as follow: Present debs +++ 9,834,005 Due by, Mobile 132 "Mou tgomery 333,000 “ Hantevitle, 190,000 “ Deeatur, 6 159,000 Notes due in hee 9s +——— 1,014,000 Balance due 1852—50—69—65 +66 see eee vee "$8,820,005, at the Stock Exchange, 2000 U S§ Loan, 6's U2 Ws 2000 Tino’ 830 3844 yi 109g 37 shrs eld, 60's 38 103% 5 City Bank of N Or 59 7 do 3s par 5000 JHlinois 6 5000 N +, 60. 5h Love Yaland RR ¥ Water L, 5's, 100 lt 2 2000 do 1LN R Bank 12.000 Ohio 6° m do di ‘60 «0 ‘toningt 50 Basle Rh New York Pubile $1000 U 8 6's, 186 bee 164 Stock Exchange. S0shrs NR Bank 190 i000 do do. 860.116 19 Canton Co 2354 (900 = do do. 16, 100 Long Island RR 960 S200 100 do do 115% = 25 do ‘bg 52! 100 NY 6's, 1862 108 000 do 1000 Ohio «i's, 1860 ‘000 do 1000 do tee xv een? ¥ 6s, 30 {90 "fo do to00 a RR #00 thins 6 aio do ‘oo ae 1000 odo 1000 >. ae 1000 lo te 1000 do do. 890 64 o do 1000 Ind 25 yr Boxds bnw %6), 5) = do Cotton Trade. The vetting in of frost in muny districts of the Souths cauerd agudden chenge in the prospect of the coming crop The market a ones received a stimulns ; the chases at first were sm nally exter méelve, aud amount now to an active business, prov Aucing firmness in the market, und an advance of from bto } cent per ibon all descriptions below good fair.— During the last iow days there has been less Cotton tered, holders bring indisposed to operate largely at pre 2 some cuses a further advance of } ce Jemanded. The class of buyers is cutive. what existed a month previous ; specu. were the chief operators ; whereas, now the purchases are mate entirely vy shippers and spinners. ‘The demend for shipment has been chiefly for France and the continent, aud still contines ; the sales on ly different f lators at Friday, 27th inst, were 2000 balis, and on Saturday, 23h inst. 1500 bales. Of the new crop, which has arrived in this city, but a smail amount hasbeen sold, as holders de: mand an udvonce on eac grale over the nominal price of last year’s Cotton, equal to 4 cent per lb ; a& yrt, but litle has arrived of a lower grate than middling fair ;, we consider the staple remarkably good and the color choice. In the Southern ports the tendenay of prices is very generally downwerd, particularly at the extreme South. The weekly transactions have been as follows :— Srock, Sares, Prices ann Re KS FOR, WEEK PREVIOUS stot? Bane! New York, Oct.31 31000) “a5 N. Orleans, "21 51,681 8,100 Johile, ape 1,200 Charleston, ‘21 2 7,133 Oqa Bie de _ In relation to the crops a Mobile paper has the foliow* eather continues remarkably fine fer gathering ing crop, and although in some of the counties considerable injury has been sustained by the ravages of the worm, we see ne occasion to change the opinion that the receipts at this port will not fall materially short of those of the last season, ‘The Caddo Gazette of the 1th inst , says:—' From ro cent intelligence we are led to apprehend that the ¢ f cotton in this region will fall short of former tions. ‘Lhe excessive rains have cattsed a g. to rot—and the winds which have accompanied them have blown a large quantity on the ground, where it must inevitably be destroyed or seriously injured. In the country ahove the raft, the same disasters have befall- en the crops, many of which were planted after the great overfiow in June. These comhinal eauseo will undoubt- edly tend to curtail the quantity one half, und in some in- stances two thirds. {a the more northerly States complaints of the frost are bk asto limit the highest estimate of the crop at 2,000,000 ales, ‘The atate of the crop now, as compared with lest year, is as follows :— Receipts Stocxs anp Exronts of Corton in rue Unite ing STE f 5 Mi 1843. Incr. lecr. Receipts +++ +++ ++ 162,546 112,392 - 50,194 Exports to G.B.-» 29,15: 2,157 - 8 “ Krances 8,752 3,030 - ‘5,702 * tootherports 2\864 2)494 — 266 Stock++++++ +++» 109,585 118,519 8,933 _ ‘The prices of Cotton at the leading ports are es follows, Liverpool classification :— N. York,Oct. a1. NOnlasna at: Charlston,2h. Mobile +» York, Oct. 31. rleans,21. Charl m2. 21, Upta, Fla NO. Hob: sis rit [aferior bay sy fs irdinar’ 69mr67% GMAT Middiing 7a7se Tiger Mdlg Fair 7%8 air aut Good Fair 94aa9!2 ine Corn Trade We to-lay quote Genesee Fiour at $458.4 $462, the price for the lust week or 80. No sales at the latter rate, owever. Georgetown sells ut $450 a $156; Ohio and Michigan, $450 a $4.56; Brandywine, $4 62}; Richmond County, $4 624; Rye Fiour, $3 a $3,124; Cora ) Northern Cora ietches $6 a 56; Rye, 65 a 66 cent 23 cents; Barley, 47 cents. Ail these are the rat rent this morning. Sales are not over large. ‘The demand for four in Boston during the past week, has been considerably greater than the receipts, the latter heving falien off in Consequence of the scarcity of ves: sels at New York, and the ireight trains being kept back iccount of the late accident on the railroad. Sal early in the week were made at $4 75, and at the close, $431 a $4.87; holders being firm at the Jatter price, and ome refusing to sell Jarge Jota at that rate. The sales for export were 2,009 bbls, Howard street and Fredericks. burg at $462 per bbi; 350 bbls. Georgetown at $5, 4 mos. The improvement in’ grain noticed in the last report has been fuily supported—receipts of the week are small ond the demand quite active A cargo of superior mealing yel- low flat Corn sold at 69} cents, and a cargo wh'te, 63 a 55 cents; 15,000 220,000 bushels from store, at 54 cents for hite, and tor yellow 57 cents; 20.000 bushels weatern white and yellow flat, also trom store, 00a 62 cents bushel. Sales by auction to-day, 2,000 sacks and 600 bb! Ohio white and yellow flat, at 604 a 66 cents per bushel, cash. ‘Vhe quontity of flour in store in Buftalo, on tho 16th inst. was at lest 26,000 barrels—daily receipts 2,000. Mar- ket active at $3 40 a3 44, at which price producers are very willing to sell. On the 23d, wheat was seliing at 73 a 75 cents, and flour at $375 a 3 85. The quantity of Aour arriving at Cleveland, viathe al, for the 21 week in October, was about the sime aa last year, but the aggregate of wheat and corn is much reduced, asmay be seen. Total of flour, &c. received at Cleveland during the second week in October :— Flour, bu. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. 1843, . 20,610 14.606 8,533 1842,. 19,546 34,798 6,015 The aggregate for the first two weeks in October com- pares as follows :— Flour. Wheat. Corn. 1843,.... ’ 32,784 8.077 1843)... 64,192 19.097 D'fference,, .... 2,322 31,298 14,020 Theexports from the seme place during the first two weeks in October this year, arc annexed To U.S.ports. To Canada. Total. ‘ 129 2,060 24,193 35,176 6,092 41868 The following 16 a statement showing the quantity of flour shipped at Black Rock in August and September :— Flour. Flour. August, 1842,... 9612 August, 1843,....14,208 Beptember 20,208 September“, . [21,186 “29,815 bbis. 35,434 Dis. TheWarsaw (Mo) Yeoman states that 67 large ox wagons arrived at that pluce, laden with whent, during the previ- ous week, from the country south of Wa |. Two years ago, not a bushel of wheat, ora pound ef tobacco ‘aised in all the southwest for exportation. At that ton, ail the flour convumed was brought from Boon Bitnow, wheat is grown for exportation, and as fine flour is manufnetured as can be hal at Boonville, We have dren informed that in Atkansos this year con: siderable wh hud been roised that averaged 65 Ibs. to the bushel. The general crop to the acre, on the uplands andcreek bettoms, in Lawrence and the northern coun- ties, is trom 20 to 80 bushels. Where spring wheat is sown the yield is generally larger, and good cultivation would easily bring it to 40 busbeis. Arkansas will export large quantities ot wheat and corn the present season. The receipts of wheat and corn at Quincy, Tilinois, about the 18th inst. were not heavy. ‘There were no reign buyers in market- good readily commands 60 The following are the exports of New Haven for the lost quarter:—about 1900 bbls of flour, 4675 bbls of corn meal, 1100 bbls of bread. The exports forthe quarter are estimated at $132,020, In Michigan City, Ji, on tho 16th instant, wheat was selling at $6 cents, Many farmers were storiag their wheat,and receiving an edvance of 50 cents per Dushel, with the privilege of holding on until next epring. We think there will not be over 25,000 bushels of wheat sbip ped netween this and the close of navigation. Since the close of hervest there has been brought to thot city, in round numbers, one hundred thousand bushels wheat; and yet notone third of the wheat in Laporte county has yet been brought in--a large proportion of thet received, having come from the neighboring counties. 2 Freights. Cuartetton, Oct. 97.—We continue former quotations viz :—To Liverpool, Cotton in square bags $1. ‘To Havre fofacent. The Boston rete is 75 conts for square bogs. Vo New York the same as iormerly quoted, 50 cents yer beg, although an attempt was made yesterday to obtain a higher rate. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—— Married. On the 80th Octoher, in Catskill, by the Rev. John Dowdney, Rector of St Jamews Chureh, New York, Mr. Groxce H. Buckter to Misa} E. Muzrorp, both of Catstill. On Monday evening, October 30, by the Rev. Dr. M. S$. Hutton, Mr. Narmanreu Ross, of Portland, Me. to Miss Mantua Jounsow of this city. ‘On Monday evening, Oct. 39, by Rev. Orville Dewey, Mr James Sproat to Miss Sanan Lucnerta ‘Trspace, both of Tauston, Mase Died, the Sist inst. after along ond Finn, aged 46 years, | month, On Tuesday mornin, painful illness, Mrs, M and 1 day. The friends and acquointances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend her faveral on Wednesday alternoon, Nov. the lat, at 8 o'clock, from her Inte resi- lence, 90 East Broadway, without further invitation, New Orleans papers will please copy. October 31st, 1843, Many Aaves Maxwent, of eonsump- tion, widow of the late William Maxwell, shipwright. Her frieens and acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend her fanerston Thucaday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, at her late residence, 123 Fulton sireet, At Cabin Hill Delawere Co. N. Y., on Sunday mornin, 20th inst. Mr. Wiuttam Davsemoxe, of Perthshire, Sco: lund, aged 82 years. In New Orleans, on the 9h October, of yellow fever, Mores Hust MeLavnowtin, youngest son ef Joshua an Hester MeGlaughhn of New York. Passengers Salled, n Re Peters jr, f, Ship pont=Thomas R Minturn, Mra Joi "ise AB Minturn, Miss G Minturn, Mew A Gi M Yreele, ET Wil and lady, Jas Met indy, Mrs M Craig, Mrs M Moseley, Dt N-Cheey eli. A Rasines. dames Fowler, L’Ateyer, JM Finney. ew ORLEANS Ship Oconee—Virs Margaret Darling, chi an servant, Henry Hyde, Edw Oliver, Nice Elisabeth A ind child, New York; Peter Norris, Rochester, NY Sannin, Miss Abby awn, Frode Soule and Fudy, ' Mire Stephen Silleck, Miss Mary E Sille k, Mise Elva Mi Bunce aud niece, New O.leans; Saunuet W Slater, New Haven, Conn. Forelgn Importations. ‘ood 3 bis na — 10,000 Tbe log Or ORt din bags on m & 69-381 das C Rospiere ¢o—23 M Whitecom Weld &eo-50 H & W Dels- wo 57 ceroos tobacco Skelding & Ferrie—1 hag specie T (Siitardct do De WB Moftat~$900 H IL Scheffelin—3 ; pk ndreth—9 Rushton & Aspinwall. OER omun= ben, 6 hin Toe rahognny 172 do cea logs 120 bales tobacco 235 do palm leaf 400 mats a lot fustic J B Ia Por av PLatt—Brig Giraffe—155 logs and crotehes maho- gany 22) ceroons tobacco ‘Aymar & co—3 bags coflee | pkg Spies, Christ & co. Domestic Importation Moniip—Brig Werumpka—1i6 bales cotton Bogart & Knee- land—38 Wisner, Gale & co—30 A Avent & cot G Col iia —5 bxs Welling, Root & Draper—2J A Hand—23t bales cotton to onde Latest Advice RECKIVRD AT THE MAW YORK HRBALD OFFICK Afrien +++ . 1 Montevideo +++ +++++July 2% Avngua Maracaibo - > Sept. 2% ‘ ¢ Mansanilla Port 8 Porto Rice 2% Porto Cabello- Point Petre, Guad. Pernambuco Chagres Cienfuegos pe Haytien oquimbo +++ et. > June 8 . 16 Kingston, Ji sy ondon +++ - 24 Liverpool u Ua Guayra+ 2n Lima-++ + ! 10 16 MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. FROM LIVERFOOL, PROM AMERICA Judkins Hewitt+ Hibernia, Britannia, Packets to Arrive. Packets to Sail. — Sheffield, Popham, Qet.2| Oxford, Rathtone, "Nov. 1 Liverpool, Eldridge, Oct. 5] P. Henry, Delano,’ Nov. 7 New York, Cropp Oct. 7| Hottinguer, Bursley, Noy. 16 FROM PORTSMOUTH. FOR FoRTsMOUTH, ‘Toronto, Griswold, Oct. 2| Vietoria, Morgan, Nov. 1 Westminster, Hovey, Oct.10| Quebec, 'Hebard, Nov. 10 PROM HAVRn. FON MARE. Rhone, Watwon, Oct. 1] Oneida, Funk, Nov. 1 V.deLyon, Stoddard, Oct @| Emerald, Howe, Nov.8 "Ship Masters and Agents We shall esteem it a fay: f Captains of Vessels will Rive to Commodore Rovknr itvey, of our News Plet, a ite. ortof the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the easels Spoken on their Passage, a List of their Cargo, and any. Foretan, Newspaners or Sews they may have, He will board them immediately on their arrival. “Agents and Cor- respondents, at home or abroad, will also conler a favor by sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they ean Obtain. Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER I SUN RISI 6 32 | MOON SET! SUN OKT Hick Clenred. Ships Victoria, Morgan, London, J Rathboue, Lives CH. Boyd & Hinchey Jackson, . fa, KD. Hur cola, by the same; lodine, Blew, Also, ship Courier, Doggan, Mar- Glide, Swan Philadelphia, by the sa seilles, Boyd & Hinck Arrived, British barque Cosmo, Outerbridge,, 55 days from Bristol, F. with indse, to L&T. 8. Winslow. "The ©. was reported a in several papers last Saturday, but did not arrive until terday. ’ *Siwedish polacea Amalia, Lauro, 59 days from St. Petersburg, in ballast, to Noltenius & Pavenstedt, Brig ‘Nauvoo, Burnham, 1b days from St. Johns, PR. with 192 hhds sugar 75 do molasses to asala. British brig Leader, Davidson, 25 days from Jamaica, with pimento, to G. Mill Bet Brig. Sovlia, Haven, (of North Yarmouth) 22 days Mavsanill mahogany, &c. to Nesmith, Leeds & ( can vessels. Barque Cambridge, for Bost ‘The 8. has exp rienced severe weather on the from 0 epheard, 16 days from Port aa Prince, with Idridge, 12 days from St Domingo, with cof- Brig Energy, Smith, for New rork, sailed 5 to order. days before. A. Bru’ Wetumpka, Fowler, 21 days from Mobil», with cotton, to 8: & Clearman Ona Mouday night, in the Narrows, ot foul of a Swedish vessel, carrying away our fore yard, jib- oom and auchur stock. ities Schr I, B, Odell, Smith, 4 day from Brandywine, with corm meal, to Allen & Paxson. Schr Margaret, York, 6 days from Portland, with plaster, to master. Sclir Caravan, Hutchinson, from New Bedford, with oil, to master. a; Schr Wyoming, Nickerson, from Boston, with plaster, to ate Below, One barque, one brig, unknowa Satled. Jackson, New Ork Ship Ocone and others. Je Georgetown, SC. Herald Marine Correspondence. Orrice or THe Kuover Istanpen, Newronr, Oct. 30, 1813. Arr 28th, Gold Hunter, Wood, Fall River for Pacific Ocean; Linden, of New. York, late Collins) 23 days from Mobile’ for Providen atsea, on the 10th, typhus fever; R Miller, 2d tion. ‘The L. has had a very rougn passage, with for 20 days—was suside of Point Judith on ‘Thu was blown off in_a gale, with loss of main topsail this port 5p m, 27th, and returned this moruing on account of h rh Also arr, Emerald, Hodgden, and Factor, Handy, Philadel brig Fanny Coit, ain C. apt mate, died ou the Lth, from exhaus: les of wind phia for Boston; Extio, Robinson, do do; Victory, Childs, 2 York tor Falmouth; Turk, Eldridge, do for Portsmouth, NH Dusky Sally, Humphrey Har w Eliza Ann, Jobs ‘ol, Ba~ ‘almouth for’ NY Monitor, Cummings, River fordo. Passed out, Huma, Gardner, Bristol for Savannah; Moutgomery, Champlin, Warren for Indian Ocean. Sid Cas- pian, Philadelphia for an Eastera port; Pilot, Albany; Baltic, Chaileston. I : Arr 20th, Hannah & Abigail, Leland, Philadelphia for Bos- Passed out 10a in, Win Baker, Borden, Warren tor NW Sid Hannah & Abigail, Em Factor, Extio. and asky Sally, Boston; T “liza Aun, Norfolk. A deep Laden full b head of foremast, and some sails, is m, standing in, Cld 28th, St Di Ww Tr, Oct. 28, 1843. rat, Canton, Packard, Havana; Helen, Exskine jr, Cld John, ‘Robinson, Boston, General Record. Packet Dav.—The London, Liverpool and Havre packets will sail to Their letter bags are at Gilpia’s, in the Ex- change. Banque. Gen. Haneisox, Bonsh, of Alexandria, from Paler- mo for New York, cargo linseed, fruit, oul, &e. put into Halifax 22d Oct, having on the 4th, io Lat 39, lon 50, shipped a sea which ept overboard two men anda boat, shattered the wheel and filled the cabio—had to cut away the maiumast, and hove part of the cargo overbuard to ease her. Scun Victonta —Kears are entertained at, Jacksonville, for the safet: of the Vict rown, which sailed from N York on the for that port. The V. put into Norfolk, a few Ke it Sailed at Philadel ph ress. A fore and aft coal loaded schr, name and rday evening wreck master, it was thought Tuckerton Beach, has gone to her assistance, a she would be gor off much injury, 0 “ Tssine Vesert.— Brig Delos, Capt Geo, M’Call, of and for Philadelphia, saiied from St Thomas 20ch Sept, since which time oothing’ hag been heard of her. Fears are entertained that she encouutered the ga’e of the 3d Oct, off Bermuda, aud per- foundered. 3 Siort Passace.—Ship John N. Philadelphia from alcutta, performed the cedented short time of 104 days, from Fiver to believe, is the shortest passage that has ever been accomp between that and any port in the « nited States. Notice to Mariners. Sarin Dinretions FoR Vassens ENTERING Hanson or W ZeALAND.—High o'clock; wate ing tides 133g leet; at 0 between 10 and LI feet. the southward rom that place NE 3 rly parallel with the shore, 3, when you will get 2 block hore, near the itrance of the river bearing S by E, which steer 1 you 1H tei wil Sby E, f ome to a bvoy which is placed in the chanuel, whea you are safely over the bar. Steer then to the eastward about 34 ot a mile till you come to a buoy placed in mid channel and’ thence toa beacon bearing E 3 3, till you come to another buoy in Jine with it. If you wish to go further up the river, keep close islana on the larboard hand, which will keep you clear of ‘ou can then brini Whatemen. NL, which pat into Simon’s 5 by, Island of Des », Which unbung ber rudder, nd je of the false and part of the main keel; the vessel made no water. jumbiay NL, with 2200 bbls sea elephant oil, and her two tenders in co, one of them, the Hand, Long, having left ‘Table Bay on the 2id Sept. anus, Turner, NB, arr at Simon's Bay éth Aug, spoke June 20, Herald, off Fort Dolphin, south coat of Madagascar, with 180 sp 520 Wh; left on the const of Madagascar 29th Jane, Onta- rio, Green, 2000 bbls; Phasnix, Briggs, SH, 1900; Ninus, ‘W ley, Lynn, 700 why ‘Macum,* Merry, Holmes Hole 180 apoke July 10, in the Mozambique Channel, Exmigrant, 0 d from Bristol, fl. for the Red Sea, out ¢ mos, with 60 bbls sperm. Sailed from ean Pacific, Taber, NB, at bbls apm’ on board—sent re Lying off and on Payta, Aug 12, Robert Edwards, Burgess, NB. 26 mos out, 1950 sp—Capt B reptd no date, Bogle, ¢ offin, do, 1100; Avrora, Coffin, Nant, 1100. Sid from Payta Aug 20, Russell, Ray, Dartmouth, 21 mos, 900 sp. Geo Howland, Cushman, NB, spoken “no date, 1 mos out, . Chase, Nant, 36 1200. sold at auction ‘acitic jantucket 27th alt. Atlantic, Coleman, 22, % mos out, with 2100 all well, bound on OfF Payta Aug home 100 5) lnty 19, lat 6S, Jon. at Wy Fabiw 2000; 25th, Atnerican, Coffin, do, 20 mo: of Boston, 3% tons burthen, wi Saturday ‘ast, to Matthews, Thatcher of ath, for $2,225. Sone, of V le, with loss. of foremast, Oct 28, Cape May SE 40 milesblowing a gale, could not render her any aasistance—by the Wetumpka, at this P princeton, Houghton, of and for Bath, 10 days from Cadiz, et 9, lat 36 10, lon 26. Foreign Ports Havana, Oct 13—Arr Charles, Sylvester, Bath; Napo'eon, Osgood, Portland; Rowena, Young, Boston; 12th, ( vistoval Colon, Smith, NYork; Beho, Messer, Havava, Sid Wood- stock "Baker, Philadelphi: Port av Panes, Uct 1i—In port, Pera, Evans, for Boston, telavsi Win Henry, Ryder, do, next day} Maria, Stetson, tm hitadetohia, just arry Porto 0, Oct 8—In port, Com Warrington, for Bal- timore, 80 é ‘Trisipan oF Cena, Oct 5—In_ port, Frantlin, Gipb, f r Boston, next day; Milton, Vork, for do 10; Delawar’, for Phila delplia, 4; Jos Atkins, Higgins, from N York, jost arr. PS St Jouxs, PR. Oct'12—Tp port, Nairon, Buirnbain, for New Kork, next days David Coffin, from Phileetphia, arrived day pe fore, » Desmnans, Oct 7—La port, Sultana, for Baltimore, to +81 day ‘St Unns, Sept 20—In port, Hermann, Allyn, for Baltimore, Nag, only Amv Aet Sme 2peBld Tsane Hicks, of and for New odge, N York, York; Cato, au ¢ Jacob Perkins, Boston, Mimamicwt Oct Are Histor mee Se seal Hanipax, Oct 25—ia p tie, Baxter, for Boson, lace of the week. Home Ports, kk, Hall, Thomastow for Newavnveonr, Oct 28—SId Pacific, Goodhue, Charleston; vuna, Kingsbury, Porto Rieos Apollo, Hunt, Cit Ivanhoe. Post, Phibv: A ont Leneso, Ort 22—Arr Gloucester, Proctor, Cronstadt 8. May, do for N York: 28th, Gen Brooks, hy Matera, Varney, Atricn Wow! Baftimor fow Htimore; Norfolk Hiehmouds Cambr Howes, St Ub New Bee Oct 29 Oveco, Bates, Philadelyhi Galloweon, N York; ‘Viger chols, NY Us pedi tiow! vn Fegranhed ship Hope. “DOARTOWN, Oct 26 a ‘Are 39th, Geo \ Thompayn. Stewart, and and Three Brothers, Albany, Sid Caravan, \ Biliza, D: Nye ny do. Are 30th, Ex: Pioneer, Crowell, NYork.” Tee Brazilion, Hichborn, Philadelphia. » Paul, dodo; Matilda, Spates, do for New York for Eastport. In port thers Are Holder Borden, Boker, Philadel e Baltimore, to load for Bio J i above and some 0 nencr. Oct 28— ‘Sld_Graftou es, Skinner, Baltimore. “Arr 20th, Miami, T i dns Hawkins, NYork, Below Ornament, s, from N York. seen, Bray, and Reaper, Crowell, ie Hivh a Willard, Savannah; Sally, Gladding rw Haven, Oct 90—Arr Black Hawk, Frisbie, Trinidad; Moselle, Stannard, ———-; J Brick, Reev 101, Lewis, aud Annabella, Allen, Philadelphia; New York, Jones, “York, Pumaperrnta, Oct 3i—Arr Joha N Goasler, Christopher, tta July 6, Sand Heads 102 d Ve it not recol- Also. arr, er, Berry, and. Council, Baker, Bos- ewhuryports Richd Thompson, Buck, y. Fall Rivers Smith, Cld earatch, Dore = = my W Leeds, Endi- New York; Albany, isa, Hoover, New rrickson, Smith, and Gran Drate’ New Schuytkill, Larkin, Churbuck, N Bedford; Galena, Leads, Albany; Johii Francis, Freel, John & Richard, Smithy Hetry’Ann, Crane; Charity, Smith, and Daniel Baker, he ‘Thos P Cope, for Turk, for Beston, los breeze from yn aud Caracis, from Mal early this morni No vessels in sight Oct 29—Arr Ph cld ¢ Batimore, Trew, Dewever, Demerira. does aud a mkt f Gronartown DC Oct 28—Arr James Drummond, Eastport; Missour .. Sid Vierory, du; Julia, Boston. PEREANDAIA, Oct 2 Id Edla, (Sw) Amsterdam; Dodge, or HMOND, Oct 28—A rr Terzar, Solem; Jas & Samuel, New Wanceston, Oct 25—Arr Danl Webster, Parker, Havana. Sli Mary Clark, Sweet, do. Arr 27th, Mary, (Br) Sullivan, Liverpool; Essex, Rayinond, NYork. Cli Chicora, Rogers, Boston. . from Baltimore, wtg; Tremont Jz; ‘Thos Bennett, Halsey, from port, ships Tamenend, ‘i for Hull, nia, Eaton, for ldg; Birm: am, Robinson, from do, wi Belvidere, Wambersie, to load for do; Chicora, Rogers, Boston, dz; Mooument, Marshall, Liverposl, do; Medora, ‘Tumer, from Bordeaux wtg; Charleston, Brown, for N York, ldg; Warsaw, Parsons, from do. wee: Elizabeth Brith, do do; Lucouin, Porter for Liverpool, dg Franee, Marshall, fm B wee: Giistave Edouard, (Fr) Negret, for Havre, Id Hunt, fordo do: harques Sexony, Scudder, to lord *t) Pradhome, from Matanzay, to undergo Te ce, London, wg; \ ary Kimt Hing (Fr) Delamare. from Port for NYork. Is brige Ajax, L Jorgan, do, at Quaranti: te. fi ; Emily, Smith, from. Bargor, d ne, ‘Trescott, for Havana, Ig; Dant Webster, Packer, do, dise; Sir H Pamell, Br) Moir, for Cowes, lig: Utile, (Sw) Hanson, wtgs “lise, (Fr) Pontet, from “Pampiéo, to undergo repair Smith, from NYork, to undergo repairs; Powhattan for NOrlean otha, (Sw) Sundbery, from Gottenburg, wie; Hi mith. for Philadelphia, dg; Wellings- ley. Co n France, lg rr Alliance, Tucker, Wiscasset esterday as the Susan Drew, from Boston: Havre, Car- Clinton, Lyon, NYork. Sid L Baldwin, ison, Bulkiey, N York et 2t—Arr Hector, Spencer, ; Faney, Ry Are Columbiana, Baker, 0 Boston: Colchis, Knight, Baltimore; Delia ¢; Sea Lion, Howes; Arkansas, Burgess, and Yew ¥ icook, Mayo, Marseilles vin Achilles, (Dan) Loren- una; Belle, Miller, Hi Cid Austerlitz, Brown Miller, New York St Pierre, M Ide; FE Bassett Osceola, Saunders, ported y penter, Providence Thompson, and Peter Demill, r, Boston. r, and No- Monit, Lewis, NYork; Handy, Post, d New Onveans, Oct 2% manta » King, lew rod, Wise, Hamburz: paker, Liverpoc ed, Bordyaux; A Pe h! ‘The second tloor of a two story house fram near the Battery, covsisting of three rooms, furnished or nfurdished, in preference to some single gentlemen. wh could be provided wih part or full board desired. i ticulars please address ty B. 8. 939 Braveh P.O. ‘or par ni 3t*r meh WANTED tal of improved ti stone bev nie Jevruated on, tie water, eit ¢ Hudson or Bat strom t vy. Any) rion can obta na purchaser storied it be po rfec Ly healy price does not much exe ed $5000, by addressing “4 office of the: paper Mas Wo GOOD M vlasteria? ged hard fini ¥ apply (0 hR LE PILY at Fort Hamil ow for uformarion A ge ge le ven No. 12 Fulton street, Brooklya, at 10 o'elock A. M ond4¢@?P.M— fare 1256 coats Fort Hamto $ Nat October. 1 ni ttre REW ha! receive the aby Y HALU R¥-OPF NED —Th iy Hill will be happy to see hie fr between 12 and 2 9’elock ACKET SHiiP ONtID\ FOR HAVE Ta going out in this ship will please he on boerd at pier No. @ North river, this day, Wednesday, Nov. 1, at 12 o'clock, whea the ship will sail. ‘The letter bags will close at the usnal places at BOYD & niec cs ACSET from New Orlenr discharging at the foot of Pike str et. Consigrees will please attend to the receiptof their goods alr o'clock. KEN SHIP COUISVILLE, ROF®SSER JS Lecture of the Madison and Cathar lay F vening. ist, at Bo'clock. Subjeci—tloquence, Eloquence of Nature, Long:nus, Demosthenes, Ciscero, Wm Wirt, Henry Clay, Public Assemblies, the Bar and the Pulpit “Tiewets for the course of five Lectares § be had at the door of the church. —The subscriber is the only pers ess for the late firin of Edwards & Brown, and he how carries on their busivess under jug own individual game, EDWAKDS, of Delacey and Goerek sts. SWEDISHLE SS—Arn er bark’ Sir Isaac S Newton, Sw: Leeches of a qualit lected large size, forsale low, if suplied for immediately, t nl iter B JOSEPH, 16 Maiden lane, up stairs. BROWN Pork. Stone Seal tngraver, 219 Broadway, opposite Coats of Arins, Crests, Cyphers, &c. engraved. Pencil Cases, Signet Rings, Se. ‘engraved with . erary Sevices Ameth) ste ppases, Ke., nthe roozh or ew ound and paint om two dollars and sndforwarded to any pert of the United States Heraldry kept with upwards of 100,609 nemes. OY*TERS. MILE POND, Prince's Bay, Shrewsbury and, Ei ML" Oysters, are served np at Sohuson’s Saloon, 147 near Broadway Banleain every ¥ ht shilling; stewed, one shilling the lal MRS. PURDY’S }.—Uvpen from 6 o'clock, A. M . to 12 PRIVATE DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 0. 98 Hamersley street —Mrs, Pacdy and her two daughters st River ulton st, jety and style, ul ate recently arrived from England, where they were en- truction in the various branches of vg snd French, are prepared Her terms ai adies tien on apphieatio AKE NOTICE.—He that steals Money steals Trash.— But the wretch that dabbles in counterfeiting popular me- dicines, :n order to replenish his purse, has no claim to the name of man, far his conscience has become seared and the Divine image is effxced, Ye that are labo ing under the painful conse quences of disease, mark well and remember that No, 3 Divie street, is the only place in New York city where the genu- ine Hunter's Red Drop can be obtained. N.B.—All sold in Buffalo, Rochester, Boston and Charl ton are base counterfeits Price $1 yer botth N Maiden lane. NEW BUCKWHEAT— 300 Barr 400 qrbls = do do. 550 eghthe do do 300 bags do do, For sale by HOLT & OWEN, 028 ftis*r 209 Front +t corner Beekman, HO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH, when the following waprecedented reduction in dentistry is made thevcelevrat "Dentiat, W. Thome, D. Fay Broedway ea in A complete set of Teeth, ou the same price as the above. here entire satisfaction is cot given. no charge will ° oe 300 the snost approved principles, at BL—-Wh N he ras nat Renad wav nl im DK. Bi AKE’S COUGH PANACEA. T needs no pofling to eulogise this medicine whie point Leis tions that the sal present inoment we than two hundred 1 Ls » have been per cued by there months. We will exhibit Read the following : Dear “ir—lt ix with heartfelt graritade that I inform you of the wondeefu! effets of your Panaee: upon my daughter, who old. She had been su'ject toa cough and when about three months since, she was disense of the Inngs, attended hy a Ste daily became worse, and was who sid it was impossible for her mineded by Mr Brun No by her phy sie to recover, [tren was moras before La! sie almost immediately recovered has ter sive been perfectly well, and es than sleeves was vestege of ugh remaining Wha x SEILER, South cast eomer of 7th ree an 3rd Avenne. Sold, wholesale and rea), dollack for tse hotles Astor House street, and ia la Brooilyn Syrop, a web keown omy H WORD aS Pait. PPARKAN ES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND | O AIBA =F ins preparation will be teu d tes reaisat and most valuabl, discovery. thew fale of melicne isthe speedy removal of all seawal diseraes, fre wealthy efeccs cure in the hort space of theee or f ur day ¢ fo lowing flajtering test m mials from ax -injne al practioner, fully sustatas the high character of 1h rable mediete. “The general use whieh your medicine has acquired in h has come under iny care, and the aperr ws a reniedy in cases 0 Urhough very aevere, fully, subdued vod than Was ever accraplished by the former ori oa npr ¢” repared and sold wholesale and set 4 ar Greenwich and Warren ets, wlity from any section of the Orders attended to with pw oOF1 2wis? m nia.