The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1843, Page 1

ai, Mail Steam, Ship BRITT A TO Hewett, Ext Commander, wil oaton for the ¥OR. BAMAR AND LIVERPOOL i above ports on pars $120. wlOn TEE TP weR ‘Through Direct, without a substantial steamboat, PO! Capt OsHlouse will eave New Ye York from the foot of treet, on u Mondays, Wfednceds a ill iat ‘Albany and 2 eodaye aad Tharsdyve. and mF Wl coutnue thee wipe for Use tiv eoe ‘ter tosis minds eae ADIT on onee repair, andis in first rate order. 26 im*r OCK EVENING LINE fia on AL SY AND {ERO t, without WALLO eat ave te foot | Ra jourtlandt miele ey este gamit and B: 7 orate velings lea lates wessiee of sets roomp,and for sneod and accomnodacionetw ust nurpassed on the Rutty aus ee PROPLE’S LINE OF STEAMBOATS ss FOR ALBAN Y—Daily at 6 o’clock P. M.— <= ; Trou direct— iron the steamboat pier be- ini Courage and Jabs ames Th t GER Cape wa St. John, will eave Bcuiay. Wednesday and’ Biiday ev ry a fet boat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. rainard, will fen leave ng y parday tod” diana ae) até fe x ig at Lu te P| Stearn’ SCOLUMBLA ae, A 8 Be agian will leave Monday. Fy CNOMTH AMERICA, Capes Ms He Eeadell, will leave Tardy, Thersday end one Evening, at five Pelock. asscagers: this Line of Boats will at all times (ony trample tae to fake Ge Sor fain of Care for wes The abo: boots id substantial, are furnished w: neat and elegaat Stats Hoomacaad for speed end cecommode: tions are strait on te son. Fo or Freight, agply on board, orto P. C. Sebults ‘or ‘At the office on the wi Oct. 16th, the boats ofthis NOTICE—On and alter Will Veuve for Albane tee o'cioeks Ee Mle sting ot iy FOR SAVAN NA Will Sail i fomaow fest packet brig L. B Tho will sail pelt ular aay. ug £0 secure berths should mak ate a0) Doardor to W.'& J.T. TAPSCOTT, nidec 43 Peck Slip. Pies FOR NEW ORL#ANS—First Packer Ship— ‘he ‘The well, Kuows first class packet ship LIVE R- POOL, Capt. Agry, will be despatched on the 15t ans The avove port. ‘This splendid ship has very high between decks, and of- fers. most de-irable conveyance for second cabin and steerage Passenger., who will be taken a: the lowest rates. Those Wishing te secure berths will require to make early application on board the ship at pier 13 E RY below Wall street, or to JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street ‘Wall street. N BoThe splendid packet sh hip SHARON. Captain Eee, ton, w meet with quick despatch ae xR REGU LINE FOR NEW Ox. LEANS.—The following first class packets will punctually as advertised, weather permitting, or aguas ire ‘The SARATOGA, Captain Russell, on the 15th of No- vember. ‘he OCMULGEE, Come Peet, on the 30th of November. ous Of Lhese ships for cabin, second cabin. are such es cannot fail to ensure every luring the voyage. ‘The ships of line have now commenced their regular trips, and will sail pacctually every five days througheut the season, Passengers may, therefore, rely on not being detained ‘The price ef pastage ery low, those wishing to secure berth in either of the above ryeketseon can do. lasso Py ones on |, OF tO Atktheir General Passage Ones 43 Peck Slip, nize corner of South street. NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER. POOL.—Packet of 16th November.—The splendid ell known. a pocket ship rere GUER, 1100 tons peje —. Ira ill sail on Thursday, 16th Nov, her regalar ‘The shia OF this line beg all 1000 tons and upwards, persons sont errr oa counay wal we aS ie a | vantayes to be derived from selesting this line in preference to any other, as their great capacity renders them every way more comfortable and convenient than ships ofa amiler class. Those wishing to secure berths in this magnificent ship, should not fail to make eojy sroticasion te J.T. TAPSCOTT, At their General Passage Oftice, 43 e,43 Peck alin, ni ec FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Line—Reguler Packet 16th of November —The fine New York buitt ket ship HOT SINGLE Ira Bursley, master, 1050 tons, will sail as above, her regular a For sae try bales cotton, or passage, having very superior accomimodacions, apply to the Captain o1 |, at west side Durling slip, orto WOQDHULL & MINTURNS. $7 South st The fine new pecket ship, Liverpool, J- Eldridge, master, 1150 cons, will succeed the Hottinguer, od! sail ou ‘ber regula? day. 16th Decem mee t joore, f sal Tunetually as above, her regular: day re ae excellent accommodations for cabi secon exbin and steprage passengers. those desirous of se uring berths, should not fai! to make earl c ou ete: a nldse ST. Ge Tastes, having three-fourths Of her cargo engaged will sail as above. ‘She has superior ac- commodations for ten passengers. For ras of freight or to the captain o ier Ra Pio iwigb rh EDK L. TALCOT'T, 09 Wall st, i ne CORMO, “Caotain Wm. Ke: sine | A eto sail on the 2th November. kt i ewe te u i ol ny st 7 sage naire o master on "Souk a ath ateet. .. Capt. F. Positively sail as above, her regular day. ae or pasa fe, having handsome furnished necommodations, at Orleans wharf, foot o! street, or E. K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South ‘street. Shippers by this line may rely upon having their goodr eor- rectly measured. Agents in New Orleans, Hullin & Woodruff, who will promptly forward goods to their address. ‘The packet ship Louisville, Capt. M. Hunt, will succeed the Ocmuigee, and sail the 30th Nov., her regular day. nldr YR SALE—The barqus DUC DORLEANS, then 310 tors, register; built in Bristol, Maine, i - , double deck, conpered and copper fastened, foct 1ovg, 27 feet bear, 6 feet between decks, 15 feet holds will be 201d 98 go0a aia cargo is discharged. Lays at Judd’s whar! on ard, or to “i BOYD & HINCKEN nidec No. 9 Tontine Building, cor Wall aud Water sts. FOR SALE-—A Food conveniert two story House, Fem ies apamtse gare of ground, with bara, carriage bones adjoining thereaidence of Gov. Pensinaton, on High Stree, Newark, N-J._ The house ig, pleasantly s ing a fine extensive prospect. ‘The garden shrubbery and & choice lot of fimic tres, making ta de rable residence, A, nie BOYD & HINCKEN, # Tostine Bui DUNLAP & CARMAN, 635 ge hey eo Bleeck- as = er street, offer for aa ‘on reasonable tion of Plants for parler or Sanesevetory consisting: Of Camelias in every variety, Chryanthemaros Chinese A: Aas: fas, Orange and. Lemon ‘recs, Rhododendrons, mouthi giee Hoses, Cactus, bittpaporams, Cape, Jessie, vias, Rterian Geranioms, & ether. with a choice assort: Ineat of Hyaciath and other bulbs. Bulb Glasses, Flower Bee Grn Pek ard Coven, inde and: Unger, Wiss In poured vegetable and flower seers ofevery ory, ; Bouquets comj lias and other choice flowers for befdel Sad ocuar porties tatefaily afvaaged. ‘Al orders prompt: © OF CHILDREN’S VE. Cad a large (oh pci hi fe ne =) this city— Song whic "cloth, velvet s Lew le of glazed, . Also on hand a large supply ov mote skin, of a beauiiful finish, for sale low ‘ancy Furs—Also, constantly on hand, a large assortment of Mats ond Fur Triminings for sale at very low prices. F got Me ave of the jets wok the premium at the titute, late Fair o merican Institu' i. BRowN, n3 im*ec 126 Chatham st, opposite Roosevelt. PREMIUM HALS AND CAPS ba n\Veive eo Moleskin, Natria and oie Hats, gp | te ‘ely a subseriber’s manu! beta! rican Institute, at the late Fair s of Moleski Jats; and a diploma was perior specimens of cloth and t caps. hand a ewan, of hats and caps. in want of articles ine, pectfully solicited ¢ him with a» call. WILLIAM B BANTA, No. #1 Canal st, ooh of Woont ter at oo 190 Charhaan nereet. UTS —Water double and cork soles, one? we acre eulf eT tent ot taps; wi boots for men, rep, end children do, ond shoes of sorts and Yo gaitee: boots, shoes a Je soles, and of every, color and fd Child-en's water proof indie’ eu: ‘ at “styles allot which will be sold pes at any ot this city, cheaper than at any other Wom WALKER, 419 Broadway, Bali im*m Comer of Canal st. aw and BOOTS, BOOTS AND SHOES, heres | than ever yet offered in. this. ci assortment of | aang and double soled water proot iy rel and native call, city made and warranted, for the ce Of $3 to $5 per pair, And a never ing supply of thick for men, ‘boys and childrens ladies’, mi aud children’s Gaiter Boots, Bus Slippers and ‘Tv the ditfereut kinds and most fashionnd) styles. There is Moe casing and all the diferent kinds and fashionabie styleslof India Rabber over Shoes, for gentlemen, ladies, misses and ehildren abundance,’ and cheap, whic the subscribers would their friends aud the public to call and examine their s as itis of the best iat and Princ’ pally city made, nt their large datablishment, 258 Greeawich street, corner of Murray ste 5 oT mec WRIGHT, CALHOUN & CO. ) BOOTS AND SHOES—WILSON & JOHN SON, Su HOES. Hatchings, yPaad and for sale, from the best manaisetsries in ths Coarse Sayre and Pegued Bgots, men and bore. pad is": a Morvced peshions es’ Fine slippers. Chiren 's Shoes vari colors, mene and mi 8 ( low Boots and Shoes uty merchants an opportunity to examine goods ai Ly jeir leinnre, ‘oat ln *r ly Nie ANCE ol an order of the Surrogate of the County fe hereby given to all persons having gla gus - arroll, Inie of the oy of bet 4 tuk Shop keeper, to present the same with th Vouchers thereof to! the subcrier, an al faecal indebted to the es tal ia yon, ete CONWAY, te pay 7 Ti Wale CHEAP STORE TO MY ye CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC. na es MEDICINES, NICE H STRE ‘eT NEW YORK IN tale, on the most i MUS ESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN,' ‘Professors of tes tipi late of Saratoga boy i, respectfully announce, their attendance at private it ing CJ farang, season, per- po tendance will bey sived ny at theit present rensdenen, 39 Cooebre Teetived and aywerea MADAME SUTTON, raogeetce oF SINGING, ‘arick street, St. Johns’ Park. ony ef aa flowing, to which ice nia the sient Gorroure Sublimate, ant arity ste tre Duleis, jarbonate: res, ming the lost ae modern ool Al SEPH KAMMERER, Professor of Music, reg; hi gt Patrons and the Public in ‘general 59 Crosby to 136 Laurens street, coe jion Band, to wait ee cartes, Let will be received and promptl Orders for J. K. will also be receiv sie Store, 285 Broad TALIAN MUSIOKMIR MANNING, (Graaty yas ae oo kenseaee © Ttatian, Hewes and iiging, and in the most fashiouable style of plano permission to refer tothe following gentlemen = + FL. Hawkee, D, Dy Nir 2. ties 20% Hudson street, near Spring st. oie — all Keseal Hons. on terms to suit i a _Wauawpaht PAL Winiw glass, of all wean Sele wile lead, dry and in oil, Gold aud Bilver Leaf, Gold and Silver Brouze, Chalk, white and red, i white an MUSIG FOR PARTIES ESSRS. G. WEISS & FR. GRAMBSS, Professors of Music, reapectiully announce wo their patrons, the Indies xentlemen of New York audits vicinity, that their Coullion Prepared to pla 4 Music for Private Parties, Soitees ke Delancey st, also a Mr-Mill or at Mr. Jollie’s Music ‘Store, 385 Broad’ TO PIANO FORTE MAKERS. of Piano Forte Hardware, wi 15 establishment, (en 26th Shin “Turpeatine, fe and gentlemen of | and fashionable ed aad thie Saloon, 3) Brn fo at 26 boar id Rosin, Japan, copal, coach and har’ HN GILL, manufactur to announce that in additi street and $d Avenue) that he John Phvfe, ivory dealer, No. it) where any article of piano forte as elsewhere, and in any year rede solicits attention to the } especially his imp ved ‘caning pins, Sixteen years close at- has fg arrangements ‘Murray street, New York,(as lware can be pur- ee Exige all sizes, Gi, 7 sa ae strained sperm, Neatafoot, ed, w Olive or Sweet, venn Sea Elephant. above, will meet with immediate atten ‘anners’, Sperm and Steane Candles, any part of the United States. DYE WOOD DEALERS AN: Logwood, Pf ee aL os HARPS CO. Mannfacturers of the Iny eored poate Harp. by Ro , (many years witl street, New Yori at 386 Broadway, ‘the finest eol- fal instruments in the United arrangements are such as to enable him to trans \ prices, thoreby saving zene the tra: Longa Danlle Broadway and 73} lection of these beanti Woo Barwood, H Guin Asphaltum, sry owt Sal Gsm ae, MANUFACTURERS. hy der, D . and Amor. ite Dessay need ie Lt, rve these Harps are constructed on nei Sees praaliner pene Tees a brlianey tone, exes of Couch the’ most eee ments, are hati iy ness. caer be found oar on mc 1to any of Dor in the Fuad cen by the elite of ha bond Grd we Seoeaits talent in Europe he would who invar:ably selects from 1 t. “The attention of professors in this coun descriptions may be forwarded Wed carefully attended to; Hi Pot and Pearl Ashes, Aci ied larps takea i 4 Pehvee. om of Potash, a i sam oat MRS. PURDY’S PRIVATE dm SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, treet.— Mrs. Purdy and hee the daughters y arrived from England, wl ed in tiving struction in the ucation Music, Drawini ‘a limited number of young the general reduction, in ever! Orie and Bar Tin, Iai Wieash ere eeu seat ler terms are regulated by department, for which, and other 6 to refer to her card, which will be furnisned on application at her residence. HE COLUMBLAN Serge *S AND GENTLEMAN'S AG. 1844, will be"pub ady's and Gentle- MAN, and filed with kone Hyson Tea, 500 hat puaiee of the ¢ man’s Magazine, edited by JOUN iN contributions from the most eminent and accomplished writers johea Clove Froich Brandies, Gastar oi i in bottles, Fou and Pearl Ashes, pile, ‘ice, leat v. The motives which have ed 09 the commencement of this Frcton cial: It is believed by the pro- undertaking may be tor thai there isin the United States an imm rary ability for nfl as yet there is no ad. Play; that neaies agesnenc or field of and successful wri mouth y, and annually read wit are yet greater numbers constantly arriving at maturity of pow- er, who have only to appear on the stage of publication to re- ceive a brilliant award of fame, and that the powers of thuse already pronounced with respect by lips of ‘wisest censure, are capable of more than have yet been called forth. It demand for literary prod the periodical chanuel, exceeds he I Ginger Root, Olive oil in bottles & baskets, Fowaared iy crade and refined. Oe ON ERS, DISTICERES AND pote q td ight by tho tas here ‘whose names are ar Rowe, Oates at Peach Wa ply ina very Taree ro- he 8 portion, and that new supplies have only to be presented of the right way, to ensure a jo doubt is entertained of the Ame- right rality and in aad ape shoe prions ct of pie Tands can ance w felt that amon cen be and is a cordial welcome fo aight Ataerica'y ees ¢an produce of racelieat and interes Super Carbonate of Soda gee th aes mer al PER MAKERS, ae Pages a y prise; and that such a periodicat ot pousands whos yet have support and development of isi done little or vothieg toward U American periodical titerature. motive has been the feeling that Now ty of the Union. should be the home of a peri- rior in neither merit or success, blished on the first day of every cal nrrangements will comprise the », that money can proc: t for among the ablast and most popu tar writers in the country, nad eller vil be spared to se- cure the ae of those most distinguished auch as er, type aud workmanshi; ators will be sor uact of L, of degree MEDIC DETERS, fi ‘Anderson's, Lee's & Hooper's Harlem and Brin Oil, Opodeldoc, Soest and ‘Liquid, Powders, ea Bitters, Soieen 's Cordial, lish a “American. esta acaag! Caraeo als of all kinds, vrench, ‘ine ile Colors, ‘iption of sling and fy sh end Articles; and c., a general assortment. Y's SHEET iT RUBBER OVER SHOES—25 Maiden that a leather sole can be at- is 80 that he 4 impossible to se- Over Shoes,which Nine Mary Co pareve oe rances S Osgot ce has F. Ell ming to India R Vitubher up them in the course of ve already thrown Nee disnse eather ‘ore over shoes and bythe Roxbury M Puen of quality p isht juilted slij per Over Shoes and Boots are E article appertain- ec.bus se foraaie oma "alg 5 . ey KE. Howard f boot is fast tending, are Rubber tl gl 25 Mary Davenant Miss eg Francis Suecessor to thettuoxbe Grae With many of these, arrangements have as well as with others whose reputation ied in the public regard, ‘The sanguine hopes of acccmplishing an object to whic! pride—the secured co-operation of regular and occasional contributors, forming a list unequalled in this UNITED STATES prietor entertains h_ he looks: pamatice: bey af fcr INCY, Vy) sabi ey Rees or more fog be 3 from a1 ¢ ea from such Riv Nyc Sates wo esi isseds and ‘occasionally other ‘fares acriber will receive in the course of the year at least tweaty four iewise productions of the graphic art, which could not proured at three or four times the annual cost of the teas roe ee Lremain jauimpa mber there will also be two pages of music, origi- selected by a competent Cg ae of the art. be paid to the eurrent Press; not so mach, however, bf 4 x Re to or ju nie with “Tyee to. weight Proper regard will asetn ors ious concerning those which, shall | atmos! Keinoney aie be cheeely and omy ranted blic attenvion and confidence. aplis ria ea uments, heads of fami decided advantage to supply a Corr: Toasted a“ raf the Waited States exeented with warehou: gh ict eons ise in America for the me of Hou. The aim of the rather to furnish judicious criticisms, on which purchasers may rely on for jaudatory Chronicle of New ma nian eer nd tad id teh. ieeealy: lespate! L. B: TIST, in Alabaster, are mid ‘ihe tli aor “2 0 pave joes Craad tit ir ins: italian and cae h ornament tons m. mn to the above operates of for the in ad bones of all, that the work wi Evitois re wl insert this shall pares htt tie omeee thems fot fo ed by safficient ca- rospectus e-tire, and send eta Magazine, oper? ‘OST, Pablisher, Bowery, New York. DAGUERREOTYPE, ‘ESTABLISHMENT, ‘CHAGE BUILDING, ROOM D 27. HE, Subseriber has received ina su celebrated Daguerreoty) with achromatic lenses wn We Vap vireeia bem igs Slack marble, an agate, J oars eran ceeep, clos stands, time Dieces, he Pots, a vases, bl vases, ing of various #1 iy of Hebe Ces Etruscan ys ply of Volgtisaden’ aad sinall sizes, isks, bell vases, = foatol ine ape at mops toate which he prices. of every description on moderate Roane, ms Sot the houtbore "Beatnar V0. All communications, (post paid) and vee a _ PATENT STATUE WOOD & COAL ith remittances, will be promptly attended t | Siected to WILLIAM LAUGENHEI Exchange Buildings, Phil DAGUERRIAN GALLERY. ld respertfully ca'l the city o his ted ‘hese ‘Statue of ington the fa of our sean sargountt two pedestals, the fe ‘he one for wood is con ned, and for a live one for wood and structed for a live seh ema The fi 3 NITED STATE id dumb stove co pedestal is constructed in the fire, by means of a revertable plate or heat to circulate through the a large and beautiful radiating ir a i gle a ead e * oe general atility they cannot fail 2 st Daguerreotype Portraits, either from two to +4 pe sons on the same plate. Kinds of weather either with ot without colors. Mr, White is the soe agent for the superior imported Ger- man Camaras in the city of New Gd and at no other estab lishment in his city can they be ob! . B. German ©: meres, Cal Tai infer “vin traits taken in ail And satisfy themselves of the above i eee operation daily and for sale ouly ia the ef One door esst of Broadway. Plate Cases, Chemicais, Bolishi on har py for ven at hows LAabeae t prices, SRIES 0.) = PNT COLORE iD Bie MPoGRArise nem York 196 Chestnut hag 3 °c 9 Cor orth, o) a Baltimore streets, Baltimore jouw's Buildings, A! ituting the oldest and most extensive eres of ther iin in the world, and containing upwaais of a thor establishment i be AND QAR BAZA a gata cha the 4 ingem oe man? ys Look at what he can do. i ing Di ont at ay isk which won 29 ner in 18 mon nip, Obics Shares ne EPS a SOULS Sm 000, an on hy Ciiauttas the G, “~ "OR react oR also 2,000 feet of pew. rane of a ese, sforeat havi y heretofore univ ost beautiful Dag Position “ee by the puslte, as the is truly worthy of. attention, three and four pence a foo "All the Uimeneases taken every day, withont regard od by ove yoy own “a jamibe's Premium Appararas and Patent Hights, Plate Se! Ke. wholesale and retail PURTUGUSE HESE far-famed and d calebratrd ia cm Py Po; eolemnaiourns paar, 7 Pay Is hed i 4 ‘ar this Bazaars if you d ered free of cha och INGERSOLL, lane Water and Ml Cheety rietor | eat om te las FoR ERUPTIONS HANDS OR | DISFIGUREMEN Ts, FRECKLES, ‘BLOTCHES, Te E public hive been humbugged so muc i postrums, y are alraid to try a physician's remedy; suill if the emitlp ances that an article reall: cal, they mast believe it; uow this is prc tion, chapped flesh , es As a cos chemical and medi- | When the most te it is really mi hi ts with tender tlesh, iti ‘exellent. Ie cures also salt: ipelas, itch, se. Sold at the Sigu of the #2 Chatham st-~price 0 ceats'a cakes § State er Building, Viiladelphia, or 139 Fulton ish Hair Dye—Price 50 cents and $! borate, f for dyeing light, red oF grey haira dark brown or black—Sold at the same place Joves’ Spanish Lily White—For making ladies cheeks a fine alabrster white. This is different to common chalk—we war- rant it not to injure, Country seppctangts; Spteins and others, allowed a liberal Aiseouat fp sell again, All letters, post paid, atven nls Im*ec FENCING ACADEMY. ESSRS. ROSAT & ECKERT have the honor to in- form the citizens of New York, that they have opened an Academy of Arms at roadway, corner gcAnnony: street, phere Oy intend teaching Small Sword, Broadsword, Cane, ke. as Sparring. had long expericuce in teaching the above branches, hope to secure the patrouagr of Hhoserwho wish to become they first ra Tv! Nese graceful Tand useful exes expand the chest and cor- rect natural get’ Formation Ney render the body, more eee supole active, aud give that easy carriage that is always observed in well educated men. F. ROSAT, no mr 4 Giknees exer. BOARDING. ‘CH and American Boarding Fons, No. 64 Reade st., Broad: Boarder 2 a4 Score oe ee Here bist oe reeable home, at a . ‘rench is generally spoken, boarders 0% }m*n ENTEEL ,, BOARDING OR akan Bauer Stee SiN gue Sie Maken Gisele itsmmod front Parlor and Bed Room on the second floor, fu niahed br uofuraisbed. paapobinesge ice PN BOARDING—Several furnished rooms for geatlenen and ae wives or single gentlemen. Enquire at 86 White st. im*r THENEUM HOTEL, 37 Brosdway Parlors and Rooms to famivies or ai with or without et JOUN nl3 Gtis*r HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL HE. undersigned takes occasion to inform his friends and he public, ats Mansion House is now located in In- quisidor street, in the vicinity of the steamboat landing Sid vegetable imarket,-baving commadious family aparcuseate arebaed ‘in the nloytd to ato Person is emplo: to procure perinit and b Ge wea ell board vessels ramedicuals thier the vist of the revenue officers. Diepared to let le gentlemen, y itors to Island should pros port from ise Wena Comralvas werport of cmbar tence, chai oie ae #21 Gmec WILLIAM FULTON. .| KO* SAL. with immediate poss ion, the stock and tures of that old estabi he Ml known as the Ci Jedonian Hotel, 5 Gold st nlane. The stock of wines and liquors is of very superior quality, and the house fords every accommodation for boarders, and has been estab- hed for upwards of twenty years. Every thing on the pre- mises Pil bela cheap for cash, as the present proprietor is about to Jeove for the old. country. For particulars, apply on the premires nit laec ATCHEE. ‘he largest and most splendid Sener ant of ‘Watcher in the eity, is to be found at the As he is sue receiving all descriptions Oy old and Si. ver Watches, pete newest styles, les, fetta! manufac- tuzers, in England, France, and Switzerland, he fs suabled to fera larger ‘ausortment, and at pach less prices, at resale ay other Watches the city. Gold watches as low as $20 oe Fite ery exchanged or bought. Al eh ‘warrant P R00 time, or the mouey returned. fatchen, cloc ehetsantiers ery rey paired in the best manner, ‘and warranted lower than at any on et place in the city, G. C. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery, U7 mr Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall street, up staizs. pan su SUBSCRIBERS, are now prepared to sell Watches dl Ji w, if not lower, than any cee house in Ko Old Watches from $1 to $100 each. aero lo. from $5 to $50 each. All watches warranted to keep od time or the money returned. Watches, Clocks and Mu- al Boxes repaired and warranted, lower thi y other house inthe city, Second hand watches and old ne aud Silver taken in exchange, or bought for cash. ‘THOMPSON FISHER, importers of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale and retail, No. 331 Broadway, New York. R. THOMPSON, MOS nS im*im apa RICHARD FISHER, ‘O THE i PUBLIC. $100 79, P vatar pions R Crump, Watch Maker, 79 aa eae oe to inform his friends and pablies¢ that indepen cf the Watch business, he is peaperea Taamiscn gold sud aller warioaests feat eke sets, spoons. forks, and every: description of gold of silver iu any shape, intend mediate sale. to any Amount paid for old gold and silver, Watches of oy de- serintion, repaired and Swatranted, 24h Grand street. ge ware AND WEIGHTS of every description manutne- tured by Brown and Fearuhead, 83 Fultou street, comer of Gold. The subscribers have received various diplomas for best cales exhibited at the Jate and former fairs of the American In Banks’, brokers’, jewellers’, apothecaries’, and gro scales, nmnufactured in saperior style, and of the finest fi Platform scales, patent balances, tin ware &c.; scales rep and adjusted: weights graduated toany standard, 626 Iin* m IAL FLOWERS AND REUCHES, wholesale I, cheaper than any house in the trade, at T. DES Manuitetory, 21134 Grand street, second block east chsin Bowers soeth rill : Pedlers and country mnilliaers would do well to call and save thizty cents on the dollar. iver head dresses for balla and parties 17 Im*r ‘HE, SUBSCRIBERS have just Genre from Germany fad offer for sale, a variery of WATER PROOF aud AIR TIGHT wrtiles! called ANYDRINES for winch he tents have been taken out in England and Germany, ‘They onc superie to THOSE in wse manafactured p ndia-rubber,trom which they are distinguish v fectly INODOROUS, INELASTIC, but su going uo alteratron whatever by’ change fihese articles are manufactured with wool, cotton, J of which m le CLOAK, Bis, OATTERS AERONS, MILITARY. TEATS, AVERBACKS, AWNINGS) MAKQUE GINE HO Alo, THAT AND. BONNET. LININGS, wi Host! AND°GLOVES tor shows, aiicted with out und hema isin; AIR’ CUSHIONS, PILLOWS, MATTRES- &e. Among the rest they oe ‘an article prepared for WAGON COVERS or the OSE OF RATLRDADS. and 43, cover ‘ll ends of esbtcley sud’ bontes ‘Also. tor BAL LOONS and for BAGS, which may contain watery, gaseous leakage, They havea a le, and under- or oily duids, without any chance Wealeo of this insuofacture an excetlent article of SATL scbicis rill ervat tue pansoun Ob atte will fast lenaes be Heh than ordinary sail cloth, and require a less number of hands to manage them. In the minufacture of UMBRELLAS this article must supercede every other material. Indeed, the usual application of the ANAYDRINE, must be almos: It must not be omitted to state that this article is admirably adapted as a cover for feather beds; th perspiration from diseased or even healthy persons so injurions and destructive to feathers, will under its use be prevented from penetrating and cannot extend beyond the exterior of the tick, PFEIFER & W FN, ni3 Im*ec 23 South Willian’ street. COFFE! WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY, No. 64 Barcla Hck) Near Greenwich, ‘ork. - | CONSTANTLY ON HAND, ey, AS ‘vale, Green, Roasted ‘and Ground Goffe s; Ground Pepper, Cinnamon, Alspice, Ginger, Cloves, Mas! Mace, Natmegs, &e. Coffee Roasted and Ground for Grocers, a oe shortest notice. se IF Goods seat to any part of the city free of expense. nit tm*m ~~—“#FODGE*S LONDON CORDIAL GIN. THIS superior article can always be obtained at the Wine Vaults, No. 114 Fulton street, 2 one dour from atch street, 0 CELEBRATED LUNDON BITTERS. ge bitters are highly recomended by the Medical Facnl of Eucope as a restor-tive for th: appetite, -nd cao be used in stare erm xed with water, wines or liquors. and ¢-n be the United Siatrs. Sold ‘one door from Dutch st ait ch rovidence, ft Te bre eons nce, R. 1, Mr. Thomas 8 ge aN ts Wese Water surect 3.=~The above articles may be had in bottles for family Alw—-STOUGHTON'’S BITTERS, ESSEYCE PRP. PERMINT. WIL ADELPHIA PORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER, of sunerior nyt igs a Non KULTON STREET, _nI3 Im¥ee on door feoan Ditch Dw a MEN’S DBEOT DRESS ART! chee nf Ph py WABE: mg URCEE GA NaC tha eatin oF teats vectons ad LJ othe ro to their rich and exten: ae scarfs ee pore snspenders, pocket Iainba, wool, inerino, cher ander shirts ad draw= mg to. 8 Featleman: and well worthy he's rerertion of copmanity, they would partienlarly rec atyle oy rich, vari the fashi able ew the form of the wearer, bo vere: doin away Ke overplus of fiaen used under the old. systern of ‘and adding not only to,the gumlort of tan wearer, Sat eo the deanty of the form. This improvement Mae mani the Judges of the late fair at the American it premium was awarded to the subscribers; thet jrace is particu larly recommen ons who have acquired the habit OfstooPinE, ‘They will be found of immense benefit to persous of sedentary habits, by bracing the shoulders; they strengthen the back, aod expand the chest, and will be found of no impedi- ‘They would also call atte F patentelast ment to the free nse of the ar tion to their patent elastic Russin or saad belt. Gentlemen may depend on being suited with the best and most fashionsble titles: by by calliog at the old eouplishme “8 & AGATE, _fn 20 3m* re 231 Brosdway. corner of Park plas SHIRTS! SHIRTS com® plete assortment of Shirts, m the best manner and of the followin eat with linen bovomns and wristbands and collars Faney © olorat Shirts, of vai ous, Iso, Silk carte, plai igured; English, AMT aad lecling Silt aud Mattes Cravece leek ead coleed; Under Shirts and Diawers, of anering, silk and cotton; Shaker flannel aad Shaker knit; merino, Iai bewool, egtton, silk, country kaitand shaker knit Half H. loves, Crart oi at Bosoms, Silk from he. healt ot which will be sold at reason CHAFFIN’ Famishing ¢ tots n7 Im#m Broadway. Wrowitt HAVE Tile TOOTA ACHE, ot by calling oo 44 E. PARSONS, Dentist, No. 2'3 Ble er. direetly opvosite Downlag street, they can nave the ne! stroyed in & moment, and filled to lyst for tweuty years, or. it wo much decayed, have itextracred for only 25 cents, teeth in- serted on the m bap korg proved principles. filliog, &e. &e 5 all Ope rations performed in that proportioa which ¢wnot fail to come within the meen# of every individual, aud warranted to be dune in the best possible magne ‘or the money refands N's eforences will be given te some of (he first families in the ae ate viciail sgl 24 have experienced the benefits of hi to their ‘entire satisfaction, and who vi testify wo the above statements, ald im*ec ON THE SKIN, CHAPD since from Montreal, were arrested yesterd: the act of proceeding to New Orleans in the ship Hilah, on acharge of passing $23 in notes of the fraudulent Globe Bank of this city on Richard Kelly, of 68 Cherry street. Tney alleged that they received them in this city in exchange tor Canada bank notes, and were commiited for examination, Johnson, was arrested yesterday, charged by William T’. Blair, 47 Mott the night previo wentified as his, and soon aiter, another person appeared, who stated un- der oath, that he hed sold Johnson a piece of beet that so much resembled the one could not be told apart, were it not that he had some private marks upon it. pan Death or Hany Pansons.—This gentle known as a resident of our city, and recently our Port Wardens, felldown on the sidewalk yesterday morning while opposite Trinity Church, and died almost immediately. Apoplexy is supposed to be the cause, sisting to tear down the wall of a bri house in the upper part of the city, it and before he could escape wus crt ling fragments, and died soon after. 01 Before Recorder Tatimadge and Alder Castles and Witham Castles, for riot and tery on John H. Briggs, who had chartere: boat Superior, on the 4th of July last, were declared for- feited, as also that of William Castles, for a seperate as- sanit and battery on Brigg: others, held an informal meeting. A letter w M. Meiggs from Daniel C. Coléen, President of the Man- hattan Gas Works, in relation to the use of ammonia, the refuse of the gas works, for manure. Mr. Prince pre- sented some spples, and Mr. Ward some Isabella grape cuttings, which are said to ripen a month earlier than ordinary. M. Meiggs presented some reeds uf the cucur- bitus bicolos. Considersble discussion arose as to the time and place of the future meeting of the club. om: were in favor of meeting .t Tammany Hall, or some other public while the were in favor of meeting at the Repository, where no tra expense is ineurred. Jt was fioally once a fortnight, Geireen, one of the settle gang of negroes which ran awa: weekssince. Thecircumstances attending this murder were of a character so i: deep sympathy and comm became known. tler recently arrived ia the country, the sad tale of his houre robbed, himself cruelly murdered, his mangled bo- dy exposed on the barren sands, the prey of the buzzards and wolf, and his small and helpless children leit to starve on a lone and desolate island, portrayed a picture #0 gloo my and horrible as to elicit the most paintul feelings. A soon as the facts became known, Gen, Worth imme: ly despatched orders to the officers in command at Key West to apprehend the murderers. Though the order was despatched, and a party setowt with a promptitude worthy of great praise, there is reason to fear the wretch. es have effected their escape to one of the Babama Islands. may NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MOR ING. NOVEMBER 15, 1843. y Intelligence. _ Police, Tuesday, Nov. 14.—Annest ay “Patron Poutow.”—On Monday evening the hail door of the house of Edwerd C. Delavan, 98 Greenwich street, was opened by some means unknown to the inmates, and two valua- | ble overcoats were stolen. In a short time after, officer Stephens of the p trol police, arrested a yellow man pase- ing through the strect, who had two overcoats upon his arm, and took him to the watch house, where he gave the mite Jeremiah Spriggs. The rogue wai mitte Michael ‘Downey, who arrived in thi Attemrr To Rop an Excnanoe Orricy.—On the night of the Sih instant, the window of the Exchange oflice of William McCauley, 298 Grand street, wa and several pieces of imitation coin, of no value, placed there to catch the geze of the pester by, were stolen. Yesterday a toy named James the charge, but asse: dow by some one be who forced his fingers to cling to the coin, he was com- mitted to answer. roken into, right, was arrested on ed that he was forced into the win ind him. Not being able to explain Burciary anp Beer.—A colored man, named Bill committed, tolen from B. r, that they B8xHor Lirteas.—This class of rogues are increasing in almost afourtold proportion. Yesterday a fellow, named John Henderson,was caught in the act of stealing twelve Kiya of worsted plush,valued at $24, belonging to Arbael mond, of 63 Chatnam street. Ho was fully commit- Roe OP Office.—Tuesday, November 14.. pied jong one ol Yesterday morning was engaged in as busding of a \ddenly gave way, ed beneath the fal- Cireult Court. Beiore Judwe Kent. Nov. 18th.—Crim. Con—Fan Cott va, Sharp —The jury were out ail night, and at three o’clock tnis after- noon, J agreeiag, sent for them, and laying before tl solemn and responsibie duty they hed to diac! necessity there existed for their coming jto some decision, ‘and the detriment to public morality in bringing exposition of society again before the public—he asked them to say whether it was the conviction of the ma- joriry that there was no likelihood of their agreeing. Kent finding there No prospect ot their uch an Several of the jurors answered in the atfirmative. Judge Kent then suid, “ Gentlemen with a heavy heart | discharge you, thanking you tor the patience aud atten. tion you have given during the whole of this trial.” ‘The jury, we learn, stood ten in favor of finding for the defendant, and two for the plaintiff, giving him oaly six cents damages, without co For the Plaintiff.— Mesars. id Graham, Jr. and Rey- Defendant.—Judge Tallmadge, Messrs. Jordan and Edwards. Ge neval Ses: n Emmaus and Nash. Jonas B. Puinuirs, Eeq , Acting District Attorney. Nov. 14—Grand Larceny . —A colored boy, named Henry Grey, was tried for stealing a gold wach, chuin and key, valued at $100, from the house of Dr. Green, 12 Clinton place, being the property of Mra, Henry Doug lass. Having previo victed and sent to the House of Refuge. « usly confessed the theft, he was con- Theft among Steamboat Waite A black fellow, named William Martin, who hus been a waiter om board the steamboat Massachusetts, was tried for stealing $30 in bank notes from another colored mon named ‘Thomas Al- len, who was a porter on board of the same boat. He was convicted and sent to the State prison for two years and six months. ‘The Board of County Canvassers meeting at 120’clock, the Aldermen were compelled to leave, and the Court then edjourned. Monpay, November 13.—Horse Thiefi—A young man named Edward O. Lunt, a cabinet moker Ly trade, and a nativeof Boston, was tried tor stealing a horse on the 12th of September last, valued at $80, irom the stable of Lewis & Carter, livery stable keepers, of Astoria. Alex- ander Tabor found the prisoner with the horse in his possession coming down the Third Avenue, and when he accosted him, he said the horse belonged to his father, and he wished to sell him for $10, and subsequently offer ed him for twenty five cents. He was then arrested, and immediately afterwards attempted to escape; but was pur- sued and re-acrested, No justification or explanation being offered by the accused, he was convicted and sen- tenced to the State prison for ‘two yeeee Plea of Gui 'y—Anthony Williams, a yellow man, entered a plea ot guilty to an indictment for petit larce- ny gin stealing a piece of satinet valued at $17, from Hugh Kelly & Co. 188 Bowery, on the 24th of August, and was remanded for sentence on Friday. Forfeited Recognizances—The recognizances of George It and bat the steam- The trialot the others Gerties in this riot was set down for Friday of this week. Lottery Cuses—A large number of trials (of persons for selling lottery tickets were set down for Momlay, but were postponed until Wednesday. New York Farmers’ Civs.—A meeting of this club was held yesterday between the hours of 12 and half past 2, at the Repository of the American Institute. It was a very thin meeting in conse- quence of notices not having been duly given. The dozen or fifteen, however, who were prerent, including Com. DeKay, General Tallmadge, Samuel Stovens, and ‘ead by where the inner men could be comforted ellectual man should be enlightened Others greed to m t some public place, to he designat: er by acommittee of which Com De Kay ia © ‘Thus did the Farmers’ Club vote for consumption with one hand, and production with the ottur. Let all trades thrive, Stream Sip Hirernta, from Boston, arrived at Halifax on the 34 inst. at 12k P. M, in 45 hours— took on board sixteen additional passengers, and left at5P. M. for Liverpool. Lonagvity.—The father of Gen. Joshua Win gate, who lately died at Portland, at the age ot 71, survives him, and resides at Hallowell. He is nearly ahundred years of age. ‘Tue Great Corren Rock which was discovered on the shore of Lake Erie, is in Albany. Tranxseiving in New Jausey.—Thureday, the 7h proximo, is set upon as the day. Late rrom Frortpa.—We have received the St Augustine News of the 4th instant, from which we extract the following :—laour paper ‘ot the 7th ult. we an account of the barbarous murder of John H onthe southern coast, by the from the place a few uman and brutal as to excite ration rom allto whom they he melancholy tate of a worthy cet e Bao. Luck ro tut Farmers —Private letters from Quebec mention that many farmers in the vicinity of Quebec and tow: Kamouraska, have much ow on the ground and hard arid potatoes out, with o frost. Icis feared that the necessity which drove the porte haa district to petition for and accept of aid ro! ture in 1834—5, to purchase seed corn, though such assistance will not now- a-days be given them. Many farmers in the district of Montreal have also been} caught by the early frost. Thousands of bushels arestillinthe ground. In Vaudreuil there are tev thou- sand bushely now out—the case is similar North and South of this city—in the counties of Two Mountains, and also in those of Chambly, St. Hya chithe, and Rowville. All these will be lost. We have not yet heard from the Eastern Townships. rrebonne and Price Two Cents New Orleans. {Cozrespondence of the Herald.) New Orveans, Nov. 4, 1843, Loses of Steamboat Luda— Causes of Steamboat Die- asters on the Mississ'ppi— Description of Missiani- pi Boata—Specie—Cotton—Bank Defakation— Lowisiana Courts and Judges. Lregret to announce the loss of another of our beautiful packet steamboats. The Luda, a light, elegant and costly boat, commanded, and chiefly owned by Captain Clark, and plying between New Orleans and Bayou Sarah was run into by the De Soto, near Bayou Goula, and in filteen minutes after the collision, sunk to the bottons, a total logs. Three hands of the Luda are missing. Tne De Soto was very badly battered, and lost one hundred and fifty balesof cotton thrown off the guard by the shock. The Luda had just taken the place of the ill-fated Clipper. Tn neither of these cases wag there any in- surance, and the loss falls very heavily upon the Captains, whose hard earnings had been invested in their boats, ‘The Captain of the Clipper was the oldest Captain on the river, aad had accumulated a pretty fortune, which was entirely wrecked in the destruction of his valuable bout. The insurance companies have suflered so much by steamboat disasters, that they have determined to insure no more. Most of these accidentsare atiributsble to carelessness, in- temperance of the officers, an impetuous rivalry, reckless racing, &c. Some of them grow out of natural and unavoidable causes, such as snags, bad navigation, and conflicts in misis. But no mau can travel in these boats without be- ing struck with the cool indifference, and incautious negligence of their commanders and officers. They seem to regard nothing but the inerease of their freight and paesengers, the celerity of their passage, and successful competition with rival boats. Soy on, rushes the boat over huge logs, lesping sod banks, bumping forcibly against the 8, whilst the captain 1s enjoying his wine in the state room, the mate is asleep, the engineer nodding at his post, and the pilot cracking his jokes with two or three companions inthe wheel house, A boat wears and becomes old in so short a time in navigating the Mississippi, that the only object of the owner seems to be to make es much as possible out of her in the short time before she becomes un- sound. In five or #x years a boat is pronounced old, and is either refitted, sold and cut down tor @ tow boat, or otherwise disposed of, The steamboats of the Miesi ppi are, you ere aware, sui generis entirely diflerent from the boats which ply upon the Northera streams. They are built like huge barges, the vessel beipg entirely sunk in the water—o that you step aboard,as on ascow, without ascending a ladder. The cabio, running nearly trom stem to stern, is elevated fur above the level ef the water, and between it and the low deck are the boilera and mechinery. This arrange- ment is highly favorable to comfort, elegance and pleasure. There is abundant room—no annoy- ance from the noise or smell ot the en. gine, and an entire seperation from the bustle aud confusion of working the boat. lostead of being divided into two separate apartments, with impassable barriers, for the gentlemen and ladies, parcelled off like sheep andgouts in Scripture, there 1g an elegant ladies’ parlor,and state roome,in which husbands and wives so far from being even tempora- rily divorced, may live as sweetly and cosily to- gether as at their own comtortable homes. The bachelors too, are not all thrown together pell mell, but caa select their room and their bed and theit companion to suit themselves, and have some little privacy. And then too the fare’? What can equal that in variety, richness, and plenty? The boats plying on the Mississippi, especially those between points not very distant stich a6 Natchez, Vicksburg, Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge, &c., spread out, tables as richly and variously loaded ‘as those for which your renowned Astor has become so famous. enough of steamboats. Some $50,000 of specie have been added to our pile since J wrote you last, mostly from New York. Tregret to say that there has been a fall im the price of cotton since Monday, when the English news gave it a vey’ favorable impetus. I do not know the cause. Not being in the ‘‘ cotton line,” Icannot say how private advices tally with the newspaper statements ; but this | do know, that purchasers are monstrous!y nervous and timid. in the meen time, the crep is slowly coming in. and small one I think it will prove. The following est mate of the probable production of this year I think is a very fairand reasonable one:—Reoeipta in New Orleans 780.000, Mobile 300,000, Savannah 240,000, Charleston 290.000, Florida ‘120,000, Virginia 10,000 Total 1,800,000 bal ‘The commercial and financial world has been much excited to-day and yesterday, by a rey t a large defalcation had taken place in the na State Bank. Thisis one of the long list of ba ke in this city once deemed very staunch and sound, and whose weakness was first developed by the ef- fort made a year ago to resume Specie payments.— [t signally failed, and has ever since sustained an indifferent character. Tc is now well known that one of its officers, who 18 connected with a large aad influential Creole fan ily, has disappeared, and a large deficit has been discovered in his accounts. The exact amountis not yet determined, but you may set it down at no very smali sum. He will take a trip to Paris, spend tae wiutes in that gay city, visit London, and return to New Orleans, and retain Pierre Soule by a fee of $500 to quash any indictment which may be foundeg.inst him. And thus he will, after a short eclipse, emerge from the eloud which eurrouncs him, and regain his position in society. Such is the procees the fellow who robbed the Ci- tizens’ Bank of $60,000 is now undergoing. Either of these gentlemen would call you or any other ho- nest man out to the “fie. Id of honor” if you were to tread on his toes or say ** boo” to him. The cre- oles are generally a very henest and honorable class of men, but they have one great fault ; they will protect their own thieving relations. Old Ca: oonge, the judge ot the crimioal court, whose grea’ est luxury isto sead poor starving dogs tothe pen tentiary tor stealing a pair of shoes or loaf of bread, woud 8 soon cut off his right armas condemn a Creole to an infamous punishment. Our law courts open to day, Lam rejoiced to hear with very light dockets; for as justice is administer. ed here, the less we have ot it the better. This is the opinion of ahe whole people. The jadigiary of this State is very inferior, owing to the smailness ot he salaries, compared with the average profita ot he lawyers. Every thing is done here on locomo- tive principles—in a devil ot a hurry. This won't do in the administration of the laws; ‘ more haste fess speed,” isa maxim well illu- trated vy the ap- parently hurried and rapid, but really unprogressive administration of justice in our cours, Or.eanois. Tice Crscuvnatt Osservatory, aNp Ex Prest- pent Apams —The celrbration of the layi g ot the voruer stone of this Ooservatory, took place with all due pomp acd cicumstance on Toursday, the Dhinst, The weather was rainy, glo my, and ex- cessively unpleasant, notwithstandivg which, how- ever, the pageant and the ceremonies proceeded. The spot selected for the Observatory is singularly sporopriate and beautiful Jt overlooks the whole evantry around Beneath, reposes the city with its vile of baildings, 18 school houses, ite churches, and its canal ; beyond is Mill Creek valley, seemirg in the distance hie a garden spot; on the other side lies Fulton, with its long row of houses, and of beach, with its line of steamers and irs railroad; south, the valley of the Lickiog, dotted over with farms: ‘and good-looking tarm houses, and containi he towns of Covington and Newport, separate rom us by the Ohio, which is visible for miles above and below; and opposite, on our side issitua~ ted Mount Auburn, beauttul as any village of New ow Old England ; while the plain on which Cinein- unti_ stands, and the valleys connected wath it, are encircled by bills cultivated to their tops, and look- log, iotheir gorgeous autumn _ livery, with earth’s rarest beauty. lt is seldom, in any land, that we may withees @ scene so striking, so rich mn the dis- play of arcand of nature. The corner stone was aid by Mr. Adams at half past 12 o'clock, with a very appropriate and solermu address. Gay. Bertrand —This illustrious veteran reach~ d Washington last Saturday. Jn the absence of ‘he President the General paid his respects, on the evening of his arrival, to Mrs. Kober: Tyler, who re- ceived him{n the midst of the Cabinet Ministers at half past eight. The veteran Count seems to enjoy excellent health. He had intended leaving Wash- ington on Monday morning, but having received avitation to pass the evening with the lad ing at the President’s House, he has deferred hisde- varture in order that he may enjoy her hospitalities. Paar ersesteer Aiea gxN Navigation.-The Cincionati Gazette work on the inonel of ay yt We arated, th anal w moleted early next week. In on: fom this time the water will be let inte ti hroughout itsentirelength An important uunication between Cincinnati snd the interior of the State will theu be established