The New York Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1843, Page 1

Vol, EX., No. 304---- Whole No. 3526, NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 16, 1843. mp 9h HALIFAX AND. LIVERPO: he ihe orm Mail Steam’ Ship BRI’ NIA, J. Hewett, Com leave Boston for the above ports on Ma » 16d Passage to Livsfpoo! ws 0, Passage to Halifax Appl D. BRIGHAN, 5 at ahdhod alt ect. ra ea we Maicine Weekly. Li anual, connexion with th the Ceatral. Railroad Macon and the W: peat a4 ERAL CLINCH, Capt J.P, ye EHSL RSRONS Cape. F, Banden, will lanve ae ty Tuesday, Thursday ‘and Saturday’ momii lock, af- ir thearrival of the Wilmington orth, ae the m sume day, and wi i eave Savanpah'o pga. me nEseY W.. che trcutnl tte om Mac SMF vellers wal fd this ta be the Emp iciey im and most expedi; tious route to the south and west. Sauparior style, and no expense or pains witeeatates id re certainty, cont rt * PRR ee the travelling pub- Ficesimmons Wil: Charleston. Charlestua September, 1! sl7 2m*r as — REGULAR OPPO! (8 Clad NIGHT LINE FOR ALBANY. Phroush Digeet, without ISM OUT ‘commo ne ot subets tay tial steainboat PO) Capt.O.H. (ote will Kove. New York trom the foot of Robinson street, ou Mou days, W. vcsdayy an 3 ysiand will Hoax Albany an “ T roy on Sere iy ry hureday ‘will continue these trips for tie seasou, are o'clock in the ‘after noon ight, pen at reduced rates. A, on board, Pee the qhors boul hes mndacesank thevoeeh repair, suds in first rate order. 026 im*: SIX O'CLOCK EVENING TINE Sep ALBANY AND TROY diret, withou ALLOW, Cape ‘4, Mel Metsean' wil erg te foots Ttlandt shoot ev ¥, Thareda for Albany ‘N ings, at Oe eens ae df as mse SLOT LINE OF STEAMBOATS ROW ALBANY. Daily at 6 o'clock P. M— "Throngh direct—From jer be ingens Courtiande and Paberty atrets Sanday exce aeenie ‘The steamboat K. OCKER, care i. John, millssre. Rionday, Waduesday and Paine venings, cents oe Seruiaboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt, Z W, Brainard, will eee ‘ ark “Thursday, and, Sacuriay at 6 as o'eloel ‘OLU MBLAY : Moedsy. W sae ite cea Das NOKTH A) AMERICA, ¢ Ospi. M. H. il, wil leave ‘Thursday and Saturday Evening, at five Delock. Passer meget ‘his Lipe of Boats will allt ve Albany im ample tine to take the Moralag ‘Ttain of Caw fer the cast or west. ‘ue above boats are gew and substantial, are furnished with neat and elegant State Koons, and for speed and accommoda- Sons are unrivalled on the Hudson. Yor Faasage or Freight apply on board orto P. C. Schults at the one on the NOTICE—On nnd after Monday, Oct. 6th, the boats ot thi . M, instead of 7. FOR VERA CRUZ—To sail oth+ 17th instant —The fast sailing coppered schnooner MERCHANT A. Eileroy master. enna aaeae® apply to the captain Pe peed aa pior 18 ont river, Fate tere line a leave for Albany at 6 o'clock, P. 116 Pearl street FOR BELIZE, HONDUKAS—The fast sailing sopaered saa and copper fastened big JOHN RK. GARD- ’ederson, Draene wilt have quick despatch for the above port. or freight or passage, apply to the Cap tain on board, pier 10 E. R. f vo n66t"r aN RE: 28 South st. FOR SAVANNA 1 Sail To-morrow—'I he fest packet brig L. Daub Wis Capt OmRSOa: as will sail above her regular di Salers. cmonte Oorieighpsta move crete aplicaciones Doartet to ms J.T. TAPSCOTT nlsec 43 Peck Slip. FOR NEW ORL®ANS—This Mominaod the aplendia fast sailing packet ship LIVERPOOL, pt. Agry, will positively sail from pier 13 E. K: is moriee 16th inst, at 10 o’clock, weather permitting, or Pass We A tew more vecond cabin aitd +: commodated at the lowest rate if apply to 1 South street, near Wall street. N B—The splendid packet ship SHARON Captain Furriag- Sy will sueceed the Liverpool, and meet with quick despatch. be ac- lication bermade in time IN HERDMAN, NEORD ey CELEANS, LOUISIANA AND Line Regular Packet of 20th Novem- he Tetoailios ship OCMULGEE, Capt. F. eet, Will Positively sail as above; her regular day, For freight oF paoeage, havi dsome furnished accommodations, apply at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or to E.R COLLINS'®.co., Shippers by thie line may rely upon having’ telr goods con rectly measured, "Agents in. New Orleats, Hullin & Woodruff, who will PORES picker tip Leatrile Ean Sia Hut, rll succeed the eee 3 Ocmatgee, fund sail the 30th Nove, her fegular day.” nor PACKET FOR HAVRE—Ssecund Line—The hip BALTIMORE, Edward Funk, master, will “ BOYD wHINGKEN'S -N, 9 Tontine Buildings, nar Wall ‘Water saeets, arya Supa on Satur- ri BB te: ed: Brith ship CHESTE Jone Wilson. — ——e nearly ail of her cargo Ba will sail posi, tive! For frei ht ‘or form oe very comfertabl oda ti we ee ly On foot Life get dem street, of 40 the sub. | O seri ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., 35 Fulton oar next door to the Fulton Bank, 34 KEGULAR LINE FOR NEW OR- LEANS.—The following firet class packets will sail punctually as advertised, weather permitting, or Mithe SARATOGA, Captain Russell, on the 15th of No- vor he OCMULGEE Japt. Pret, on the 30th of November. ‘The accomwmodations of these ships for cabin, second cal and steerage passengers, are such as cannot fail to ensure every comfort to passeng rs daring the voyage. ow commenced their regular ys througheat the det vol "The price of | rice of payea berth fs citer of the ab packets ean dos board, or to TTA ‘Athiaie Geneed Fatase Dasa ia Pee Bi, cornet of South street. REW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER: POOL~Packet ‘of Ink November <The splendid well Known packet eit HOTT NOU ER, 1 vtaio Ira ley, will sail on 1 harsday, "16th ‘Now, okie line beting all 1000 tons an Is person: about to embark for old country, will not fail to votes vantages to ba derived fom te ecting, this line in preference to any other, as their great capacity renders them every way more ni2ec comfortal convenient oe ships of smiler class. Those wishing to secure in tats maguilicent ship, should not fail to make early goniieation Ttatscorr Attheir General PKersee Office, 43 Peck n3ec corner of Sout - Ot her cargo eugal moe sen for, ten ssaze apply to the cay Pes ply captatn on boa pout 39 tons, will sail as abore, ving a na esis Burling slip, orto 4150 cons, will succeed the Hottivguer, and sail on hip ST. GEORGE, 1600 tors For belance of fret For ye pe oe eiee Line—! Packet 16th oF No bn ship’ CHOTINGT Ee bay ero baht freight 500 bales cottoa, or passage, accommouatious, apply to the Captain WOODHULL & MINTURNS, tag end The fine new packet pip Nl ange Be Eldri o day léth December FOR Li antes iL. on or before the 20th imst,— master, aris three-fourths Ht ‘sail od bore. ‘She has superior ac- er 13 E.R. PALCO TE, 60 Wall me FOR LONDON—Packet of mh Noy. eptendid fn 3 packet shiy HENDRICK mee hyd joore, will sail punectually as above. wr regular SON sand having excellent accommod tions for exbin, secoun cabin and steerage passengers. those desirous of se curing berths, should anil 7 ee EdO ee 'O MY OLD. GHEAE STORE iD THE PUBLIC, DRUGS. DYESTUFFS, PAINTS, MEDICINES, GROCERIES, &c I No. 198 GREENWICH STREE YORK, ofl UIBRRNS she i Lai x the follow 10 which he woul Hd solicit the OTHECARIE! Opium, Corrosive Sublimate, oy ua poe Castile rasan Root Cupepats Sota, ya Copaiva rig tae map ' ? adantuin, phate Quinine, fler'Chamomile, oi t,and all Easen] im Arab, : ut! his ” im Myth, = 5 fates oll and Flour Suiph fomsee ee 0 . Roll aid Flour duiphus, orks ofa Borax. refined and crude, » GOnTEe ree and fine, Calomel,. ruggisis’ Glass Ware Red Precipitate. VAIN Bin Window glass, of all ses wud British Lustre, white! Giue, all sorts, tie len tend, dry and iu oil, Goliad Bice Ls pe beets bie ang Silver Bronze, r ms Spirit urpoatine Cal whe aa red, White, i Bpaniah Debora, Verdigris, dry. nd ia oil,? uetyan Red, 4 Chrome Green, 1d Paper, Shrome Yellow, Pumice Stone, ellow Ochre, French and Tar and Kosin. American, Prussian Blue, Vermillion, byory' Black,” aint Brushes, all sizes, Lamp Black, Oil, Fall, "Winter, ‘Lintseed, Bammer strained sperm, Reaistoot, reine whale Sea'Elephant.” Sperm and Steane Candles, i DYE WOOD DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS. cereal, Rel Sander, Fustic, Haten Ws Be ood, Hed Wood ‘Wood, Sal Ammnoniecs” Ebony Woot. : MANUFAC’ ae Blac Vitro, Mader, Duteh and Preach Gopi ame, ti, ete Aa ea Pocand Pearl Ashes, am Se Sr rare Ase Femi retest Brrehromate oF Potash, preretron Dark, . on Bar Tin, Oule age eo irpee Hance, Storch Sanit tea, Flcwne Freeh p Brandies, Cleve il, in bottles, ioe ond Feet habes, Pycom Salts, aris Ball riction Matches tus, rast, Feb Ginger Root, Biutan, "Cont! Olive bin bottles & baskets, Bowdered taieg, iter crade and refined, pom chineal, CONFECTIONERS, DISTILLERS Em BAKERS il Abaynthe \yway, anier, Rose, Orage’ and Peach Wa ers Fania Beans, oaguin th, é Gum m Arabic, Turkey, ccayway Boal Olet teat” permint, ‘Wiuteigreen, Spe LERS, \derson's, Lee's & Hooper's Pils Jateman's Dro Opodeldoe, Harlem and British Oil, Secs’ and ‘Liquid, Seidlitz Pow Soda Powders Godfrey's Cordial, writs, a 's Cough Drops, 's Eye Water. of all fees’ ft pm Nona jish and American. rage, and Droggists’ Articles; and iodictese, ‘Feufumery. “oaps, &c., a general assortment. articles warranted genuine. ‘Most prompt atteation given to orders from the country. . n9 Imdy&wyr '$ SHEET RUBBER OVER SHOES—25 M: Lane. Experience has proven that a Jeather sole can be at- tached to India oe a » 80 that it is impossible to se [tage them in the course of wearing. These Over Shoes,which ave already thrown be) disuse leather over shoes and and to aie ie ae = boot is fast tendi by the bary Im Rubber _establishinen Maiden Lane, at's gual better than are be1 trade. i tag to the alt elie "i rae ai Successor to thefRoxbury |. R. C., 03 Im*r ‘25 Maiden Lane. UNITED STATES TEA EMPORIUM, 121 vetand i Pat ee Bo naw York. street, Broo! wean Bor: AIL, NY continue LG wa mate, ao Ss Pesan, to epeet tor reise oa ie ot ‘unre rehasers are return an ‘icles whi Te — fea = safaacton whiel Il be Country maser wil fos fo ‘dy oi ea tis aed th mast wil vantage to supply from this establ \t. OF FRE roasted every day. pare of the United States executed with prom, mer ees Black a akon acenteay t? nidec 3 Peck Ship cor South st. * FOR LONDON= Sle ofthe 20+h Nov. we he splendid ship HENDEICK HU! Cap Gain btabrer burches 1900 tone, will all as above, hee Ia de he accommodations for cain recon eabin and sterage Prssengers, aie wnsury y veasel tu port. Persons howe to ewbark should make ene ea tienion on onbaart, foot of Pine street, or to id MeMUR AY, nlir, T . Unter ber. Bove freight or foot of AcauE be uth * treet. i due, to sacl on the 2h Nove OHN'S nae enquire of the master on bogs Re orto I r FOR 8. vias DORLEAN re moat bait ia Bristol. Mai it 1831, doable - pered and core fastenes feet loud, 27 feet bean, 6 14 feet hol i be sold pa as ay cargo is bm em ‘Lays at i whart Apply on or BOYD & HINCKEN, No. 9 Tontine Building, cor Wall and Water ats. BOOTS —Water prot, doable and cork hd French andnative all aid patent screw taps w fine calf boots fur men, Sopa: and “children do, boots and shoge of ll soft an -adies, misses and children’s gai Toots, shoes and uble audfsingle soles, and of orery color'and shade. » Gents, & isses, aud Childven’s water proof India Ru vo ‘nt of ther siyle, all = a uch will be sold el per than at any other store in this ci : " 8. WALKER, 19 Brondway, comer of Canal st. BOOTS, BOOTS ANU SHOES, cheap, cheaper than ever yet of in, this city. its ic and double sol Hoots and Shoes” for mea, ana children’s Gaiter Boots, Busk the different kinds and moat fashi asin aud all the different kinds and fi Rubber over Shoes, for gentlemen, ki great abundance, and cheap, my lene lieit their friends ~—s public to call and examine their stock, aa itis of the pest mat ertals, and prine:pally city made, St teie large establishment, 259 Greenwich street, ‘corer 0 Mort ieee WRIGHT, CALHOUN & CO. BOOTS AND SHOFS en ON & JOHN SON, Successors to Hatehings, ty) aly for sale, from deter best manafietories in the gee Coarse Seed and Pegged Bgote, men and boys, is yBaskins. lippers. Shoes, varions eaten omens ane misses Gaiters ino eye sano Ean sale i orp ne a! rm, nn ‘AM te Rosevelt. iN, Bie store being open unt ee ofeloek in the ’ or an “th opportuni ity to » BARON mc ray" SSetiagabisnate: sho the public in general © ABZEES Abie the gen rere Jers and fis eae mowumn'of Artsy No. 23 Orchard street, (betw: Grant and Division streets, J'ich is now open for inspection, wit splendid assortment of on ish ornaments in on baster, black marble, sar mata glow a stone, stal: > aud various, other + granite, ffeke ewer, Eerscan, ee ata igures, busts, Tieer tapers, pen trays, ink stands, wateh clock stands, time pieces, spill pots, ans, yatiaue lamps,» shell vases, oval vases, bottles, aroups and siugie tine baskets, bulls, cow: broaches, aeel a ay ts, rine) stan es, sn! xeS, tings of Mount ‘Vesuvius, of Naples: logy, geology, marine Navies: oo on “ry of urieles from BF ca to $100. “Cleaning f ‘every description on moderate ission (re. 30 Gwe r Is, oipestors, offices, ke. Hoe beagey. a oS prt weed eaceoun are by any nove aoe ‘Bates. "These stoves ae Si want | REE our coun ing two inti tnEteg af ou cguntermenntng to Ser stracted for alive mb stove combined, and fe Pad hen al pag h, umber in the pedestal is constructed in the fire, means of a revertabl or spor causes, heat to circulate through the the stat iving a large and beautiful radiating chamber attached, eud every most Ct principle faction. The sul es to call Shemsely operation ‘Yor facies Ta the city ar 1( Grand sucet one door eat ot Beeakeet, alls 3 HINDS. Nm Toeniee ‘water proot—to be gbtained Ld ry ene ol Id eatablished Lecter cad iredines i EW INVE. gt ED sorte Compound.—For render. Brice 123s cout a box. abgsnorts 1 others, who of ani this compound is confidently recommended. no nv m= = BROWN. OAL—Best Pesch Orchard, Red Ash,Double fom the Yard 9 Washington sret corger of Be boat prices, ialivered fe of ‘and weighed by n city Lae Nat + $4 87 Broken bg va ave or eras if ‘taken’ from ‘boats, at the ‘on mem PATRICK KERRIGA: Cot met Nat ron ot toate ‘Stove $5,12}5, and aan wel te MUS SIC. MESES. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN, {Professors of Music, late of Saratoga rr Springs, respectfully ann that they are now pre} Lo sive. their attendance at ies, soites, ee the \ Eimine Shs siortmedors cad porte ae ene ’All orders for their attendance will be received and answered at their present residence, 9 Crosby st. 016 im*r MADAME SUTTU PROFESSOR OF SINGING, Varick street, St. Johns’ Park. ais Sm*r MUSIC. i JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor of Music, respectfully announeesto huis Patrons and the Public in general, that he has removed from 59 Crosby to 136 Lat street, where all orders for his Cotillion Band, to wait on s, &e,, In OF out of gown, will be received and’promoth ‘uctended to, Orders for J. K, will also be received at Mr. W. Dubois’ Mu- sic Store, 285 5 Broadway n2im*rre TALIAN MUSIC. MANNING, (twenty years re: dent in Naples,) papil of Pacini and Gyesceutini, giv gases on terms to fg times, in Italian French, am wing, and in the most fashionable style of piano fore ent as Permission to refer to the following gentlemen: J, Me Wainwright, D. de As ls J. E Baunaler De fir J.P Brghon; Fe Le tiawken, D:D ey , Me, a4 perices at 230}¢ Hudson street, near Spring st MUSIC FOR PARTIES ESSRS. G. WEISS & FI Music, reapectiully and gentiemen of New York and its es and is prepared to play the most Music for Pavate Partics, Soirees, Sc. lers thankfully rectived aad panetually attended to at 26 Delaneev st, also at) Mr.Millot's Music roadwey, or at Mr, Jollie’s Masic Store, 385 8: nt in TO PIANO FORTE MAKERS JOHN GILL, manvfacturer of Piano Forte Hardware, wishe to announce that in addition to hus establishwent, (on 2th street and td Avenue) that he bas made arrangements John Phvfe, ivory dealer, No. 19 Murray street, New York.(as mat ee any article of piano forte hardware can be pur- leap as elsewhere, aud in any quantities, 3.0. re se lully solicits attention to the superior quality of his manufactured goods, especially his improved ng pins which are warranted in every respect. Sixteen y tention to the above business in New York naa yeuabled J J. i eres encly wees ag the pt jano forte makers req ith street aud 3d ‘Aveaue, jew York, or a rs is doh Jche AG ‘as above, will meet with immediate atten: 0 forwi to any part of the United States. 3 iat ol HARPS J . BROWNE & CO. flat oe of the Ge . ent Double A Rota Ltr Londou—established it, (any ny years with Erard,) Brpadway and 73) fe Rimini finest col: rowne of Bo fer sale at roadway, e finest col- lection of these beautiful instraments in the United States, His urangements are such as to enable him to transact business at Suropean pmces, thereby saving purchasers the high daties im- by tariff ou these instruments. Pej. F. Browne would observe these. Hapa are constructed on the most approved principles, with all the modems improve- ‘ments, are tnealled iiancy ¢f tone, fineness of touch, and perfectness of mechan taken to fit tieular care is for the extremes of climate ix this country, in which res- ce they will'bs fonna far sepere 100 aay oF Barer wae ture rod ratabeel in the usual way. larps are patronised by the elite of musical taste and profenonal talent in Europe among the latter, he would men- tion N.C. Bochsa, who invariably selects from this es‘abli Tec The Pecan a of professors in this country is solicit Lists of prices and descriptions may be forwarded Ph post. lly attended to; Harps taken in exchange. CAL DARSe M&S. PURDY’S PRIVATE DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 98 Hamersiey (wing ant French are pai to ree a limited number ung ladies Her come ars, rien ted by GRAMBSS, Professors of | §j Ly ‘the general reduction, in every [ogi pel for which, and other Particulars,she begs to refer to whieh will be furnisned on application at her residence. nl im*r PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT, EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 26 AND 27. HE, Subscriber has received a large ior of Voigtlanders? celebrated Dagnerreotype Appartus, large and small sizes, with achromatic lenses according’ to’ Professor Petzval’s culation. Also a new ere of best plates and chemicals, which he Tie (ola sells at reduced prices. following Sip Broad Washi Srahiasio ab. Cincinnati, Ohi have agreed to act — way New York Eefiess, ba Dr, A. Caspar, Kichmond, V for’ the 'Bouihers Staiea. "Wan. Wests ‘Esq, All communications, (post paid) and orderé, accompanied with remi . Girected to WIE DIR AY BAUGENHEIL. ol7 3m*r Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia LUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERIES OF PA- P TENT COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS— Broadway, New York ise Chestaut treet, Fatiadelphia Gomer of North and Bal Balti orner of forth and timore streets, timore And Douw’s Buildings, Albany —consticuting’ the oldest and most extensive establishment of the kind in the world, and containing upwards of a thousand ‘These Portraits having been awarded the First Prominm ond highest honor by the American and Franklin Institutes, res pea their last ex! aot ag, thus off cinlty erin’ Ih the muperionty, heretal thesp by the mr sthe mos ful IT Waguerreotypes ever P*Uiwenesses taken every day, without regard tow Plamve’s Premiam Apparatas aud Patent It:ghts, Plates, Cas ke. Ke. wholesale and retail n7 1 TO MILLINERS Orns KING, Pach KiNG h ae Tusean Hat Manufactm er, yimost respectfully informs his kind friends and patrons, that has associated hims with Mr. Joseph Lyou, (late from en} and have established themselves at No 37 John street, (under the firm of Leyes and King) where they have a most splendid assortment of Paris Millinery Acticles, suitable for the eusuing season. ‘The above stock consists of an elegant assort- ment of Tuscan and Straw fats, rien Silk Wg rich Velvet Ribbons, Lutestring and Satin Ribbonds, all fall colors— Freuch Flowers, Feathers; en entice ner styhe of Bile, sad every other article in the Millinery line. canes. L & K. would als state that the above goods have mcr for cash (direct from the manufacturers) and ee sold at a small advance on cost to those who may be or them with a call. LYON & KING, 37 John Y. ThE FALL aND WINTER FaSHIUNS, AT THE Aric eee DE Olam CARD—TO rie LADIES ‘Or “FASHION.—MA- DAME BEHRMAN bess most respectfully to inform cet friends and enstomers received, by the last arrie vals from Paris, her fall oe winter fashions, and flatters that the’ same will stand unrivalled in the ci The fashions cousist of the following :~ full and entire new styles cut, uncat, plain, watered, and changoable velvet bonnets; do satin mode and quilted hate, of an entire novel description, ies’, misses’, and children’s sizes. sortment of caps and head tie ers, feat and hair ornaments of tae best artists in Paris. }. solicits ae ladies to favor her with an early call and examine for Magazin de Modes, 69 "Canal street n7 Im#ec WAP DYEING “# ABLISHMENT. ME; 80k i 1A begs leave respectfully - informa his friends and Mite Lg = hy in ge that o owing tO the state of his price per cent below the rega- Ladies aR their summer dresses, shaves, fe, dyed or pressed, will find it mech to their advanta; ith ately im & wi tee tlemeu will also do. well to eal such articles All be prereally attented to, cod cles fps ts will be pee an eles done up in the Deptt fat Soria’s establishment, No: 490 P Real st 4 is are at No 257 Bleecker st., No 352 Bowes 7 “ ‘Alea a branch at 49 Fuiton st. Brook. . J., corner road st, and A gpm ge ts can have foods jn i we <a and put ap oqren ‘office 496 Fart at ¥RENCH CHINA, No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs. DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has always on hand a large assortment for dinner and ten sets white and iit French Porceluia, as well as ¢inner and ates, of all sizes, asso dish u a Takes fly re aes, seem es een eahlts, "ea and Chocolate Ware, Greek, Freuch nd Ameri- Ur thea aniclea are warranted ofthe beat qnality, and tote nd in b rehasers 827 6m*ee HE LOSS Fe Peto eas he act. of ol ‘eet, and, no hindrance to t se ©! Tae line JOHN Fo THOMAS Cok tet” nee respectfully informs the public that he has returned from’, iphia to 472 Water street, corner of Pike, New York City, where a to ARTI IFICIAL. Eee ona plan the most correct and least complicated,having, throagh porte ae and worn an artificial leg for forty eee a manafacturer Tar thirey-tive vei, fatiafetion to all who allo hin or the Common | ee ret gerne GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH DESIDERATUS IN| DEN A DESIDERATUM crag R. LE, DB oe Avatire Stitt nae eRe ie 8 decayed hollow teeth. It-can ‘be put into the ment creth | w whieh ii 7 N Taeventing, t i aneiegy of ce eres oat ie Fe ia d » Po HYG atigurably adapted for tendee’teyth ced eens ons, and Dr.Castle operates on the teeth Ey ‘great care and Soility. Phe New York “Aurora apa say "TC makes ce eth in all reanects perfect for life. fin says S=-Drs Castle has abealapd sets ovlebricy for: bie execthat ony of tiling the ‘ad ‘most eminent geutlemen of uly ed and, eeommend’ Dr” caries Pa .. Pooth-ache pills, on tooth Wi eect a rmaet etre i noah aaa 3 BsSeUE POF EA TION. —Dr, a ost ingenious piece of dental a ahanism, the lost portions of ths Upror uaa lower jaw bones, shot away in the wre of Lieat. ho met with this terribl the Indians in Flori confirmatory of this extraordinary cure and. its entire eu the Joss of these important organe 40 skilfully replaced by tle is now no more a source of the Lieutenant ial teeth on the principle ot adhesion by at- & refers to the Spanish, French an Enalish “anes MI Stoughton, the Gennes Soom Rear Admiral Walto Lord , Gov. Mason, Dr. f the gthe Sadie Rs dd 3S. Mrs iia, De, ee B° Boerne he ba: meet Brits br. tis. Wa Grwjvon LEECHES ! LEECHES! LEECHES! 60,000 LARGE ae EALTHY Sweedish and just received per barque Sir Neaae Ne burg. Vor sale at prices jewton jam sat or ah Wi AN a ° aR, fon, aS? FOR ERUPTIONS N THE SKIN, CHAP'D HANDS OR Fac E, DISFIGUREMENTS, FRECKLES, BLOTCHES. &C. HE public hive bven humbugged so much with postrams, that they are afraid to try a physieian’s remedy; still if the be gr igang that an arslele, ly chemical sad mer ia moat wonderfully — it Tnexcellent to wash sores with; for intents with tender flesh, and wea with sore bear ls, it is i roslient Te cures also salt- rheum, seu rysipelas, itch, &e. Sold at the Sign of the American hagle, 82 Chatham st—price 50 ceats a cake; 8 State st, Boston; 3 Ledger Building, Philadelphia, or 139 Fulton at. teoklyn The Moorish Hair Dye—P dyoing light, red oF grey h the same place Jones’ Spanish Lily White—F alabaster white This is differes Fant it not to injure, Country merchants, captain discowntto sell again,” All setter als im*ec Fe MESSRS. ROSAT & ECKERT have the honor to in- form the citizens of New Vork, that they hove opened an Academy of Arins at 333 Broadway, corner of Anthony street, intend teachivg Small Sword, Broadsword, Cane, well as Sparving. ‘Tisving had long experience in teaching the ahove brinches, they hope to secure the patronage of those who wish to become firat rate + wordsmen ‘These graceful and useful exercises expand the chest and cor- rect natural defecis of tormation ‘hey render the body more vigol supole and. ‘e, and give that easy carriage that is alway ved in well educated men. ROS AT, Gakates WUKERT, ~ BOARDING FRENCH, and American Boarding BC Na, 64 Reade st., ¢ 50 cents and $! per bottle, for a dark brown or black—Sold at aking ladies cheeks a fine }) commou chalk we Ware id others, allowed a Ihara Post paid, attended to. ENCING ACADEMY. ol n9 Im*r a few doors from Broadway. lers will find itaa agreeable home, at a moderate price. The French a generally spoken, Day boarders taken. 0% Im*in GENTEEL BOARDING er ps Gres. RTLANDT Stneet. INgu OR Makin Genti be dated th exellent Board and comfortable Rooms on moderate , a front Parlor and Bed Room on the second Pred fur ished or unfurnished. BOARDING Several furnished rooms for Keatlemen and their wives or single gentlemen. Enquire at 96 White st. 020 im* THENEUM HOTRE, ‘347 Broadway. prepared, to let Parlors and ted Rooms to fami i ie or sing'e gentlemen, OHN ROBSON. HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL HE undersigned takes occasion to inform his friends and the public, that the Mansion House is now located in In- quisidor street, No. 67, in the vicinity of the steamboat landing and vegetable tnarket, having commodious family apartments arranged in the aeatest order. iad Person is enployed to procure permits to land passengers, we, Ke. who will board veasely immediately after the visit N, B.—Visitors to this Island should rtf ‘is Island shoul focure @ passport from the Spanish Consul, at tne port of embarkation, to obviate dif ficulties and ineenvenience. WILLIAM FULTON. 821 6mec "| FO« BALE with immediate possession, the stock and fix- tures of that old estabtished house, well’known as the Ca ub Gtis*r Jedonian Hotel, 5 Gold street uear Maiden lane. The stock of wines and liquors is of very superior quality, and the honse affords every accommodation for boarders, and’ has been estab- lished for upwerds of twenty years. Every thing on tre pre- ‘mises will be sold cheap for cash, as the present proprietor is about tole. ve forthe oid. couatry. For particulars apply on tue premires 8 WASSHE! HES. jargest and mor ty is to be found nt. the — be bets ‘constuty receiving all descriptions of oad aad in Watches, of the newest styles, direct from the manufac- Eien, in England, France, an ‘Switzerland, he is enabled to ec offer a larger assortment, and at mach jews prices, at retail, than ‘any other house in the efty. Gold watches as low as $20 each ‘ate! 6 pod na daveiey ‘exchanged or bought. watches warranted P 00 ees oe or the money returned. Watches, clcetandiiewe lery rej in the best manner, wd lower than at any other lesa in the sity, GC. “N, importer of watches and jewellery, | wWinr Wholesale and retail, 30 Wail street, up stairs. HE SUBSCRIBERS are now ot to sell Watches and Jewelry as low, if not lower, than any othe- house from $15 to $100 each. the city. To wit: Gul Silver do. house Rel ubeec repaid ani araiud ovectiees and Silver * in the city. Second hand watches and old nol taken in exchange, or bought for cash. FISHER, importers of Watches and ae aaah and retail, No. 331 Broadway, New York. R, THOMPSON, AMOS RICHARD FISHER. nd ln*m TO THE PUBLIC. 100 79$50%—Mr. Francis Cramp, Watch Maker, rand street, begs,to inform his friends and the vablic, that independent of the Watch business, he is prepared to make advances in cash on gold and silver watches.diamonds, Silver tea sets, spoons, forksrand every desc ption of gold oF iver in any shape, intended for immediate sale. Cash to any amonat paid for old fold and silyér. Watches of every Grin and warranted. 248 Grand street. « Ser SALES AND WE TIGHTS of every description wanutne- ‘earnhead, ulton street, comer of rer have received various diplomas for best and former faire of the | American In- stitutes Banks’, brokers", jewellers apothecaries’. and grocers? scales, manufactured in superior f the finest finish platform scales, patent balances, ti sealee repaired and adjusted: weights graduated to Imm ARTIF IClAL FLOWERS AND REUCHES, wholesale and Cheaper than any house in the trade, at T. PRICE 5 Shcieeicy 21144 Grand street, second block east of the Bowesy, south six Pedlers and o~ illiners would do well to cull and save irty cents o1 ‘Mar. Gold and silver hend dresses for halle and parties O17 tm*r HE SUBSCRIBERS have just received from Germany ‘and offer for sale, a variety of WATER PROOF aud AIR TIGHT articles, called ANHYDRINE, for which pa- tents have been taken out in England and Germany, The au Vastly saperior to THOSE: in use manufactured by the ai of India rubner.from which they are distinguished by being pec fectly INODOKOUS, INELASTIC. bat sui ple, and under- oing no alteraton whatever by change ef temperature. ‘These articles are manufactured with wool, rottoa, liven, silk, Ke. of which ING JACK vy, be Bude CLOAK HU Riis, GATLERS,” APRONS, SMILITA HaVeERSAcks, "aw NiNos MANQUEES, ¥NGINE HAT AND BONN NINGS, with SLOVES for those aMliied” with AIR CUSHIONS, PILLO moe the rest they have oe ale Auet for WAGON a OVERS, for the USt: O! ADS avd to cover all kinds of vehicles and Biase Ace for BAL- LOON® and for BAGS. which Loh contain watery; gaseous or oily iluids, without any chance of leakage. ‘They have also orth manelacture aa cxce last aniciect BAIL CLOTH. out and APTRES. which will arrest ill last longer, be lighter than ordinary sail clov Teas number of hands. to manage them, Iu them nu UMBRELLAS this indeed. the usual be almos’ unlimit d. article is aduiraoly the pe'spiration from jurious and destructive to arcic'e must supercede ever Oa application of the ANHYDRINE m Tt must not be omitted to state that adapted as a cover for feather diseased or even heal feathers, will under ‘caunot extend beyon: _nIS Im*ec_ COFFEE. WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY, No. 64 Barclay street, ONSTANTIY“ON HAND: aud for te, Green, Roasted and Groond Coffe s; Ground Pepper, Cinnamon, Alspice, Ginger, Cloves, Mustard, Mace, Natm Coffee Roasted and Ground for Grocers, a fae, shortest notice . KINNER. oC ties. sat to any past of tha éity’ (hee of eapaune all tm* s°3 LONDON CORDIAL GIN THIS superior article can always be obtained at the Wine Vanits, No. 114 Fulton street, one dour from Untch street. Feator tive for ths apy etite, i's oure stare “rm xed with water, wives or liquors. and ¢ n be ortained at all he, rincipe| horela in the United Bint.” Sold lealeonly at Not rows Dutch at Megirs. Blake & Trumbull, corwer er RL, Me. Thomas a S.=Th> above articles my “be had in bottles for family “Also—8 TOUGHTO V'S SITTERS, ESsky ie Per PERMINT, +H ILADELPHIA LE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER. ot aurora NO EULTON n13 Im*ee " Oae door fr OF GENTLEME, READY MADE LIN SHE Subscriber wor strangers visiting Pattor city, to their rich and extensive iment ag gloves, suspenders, pocket Mandkerchielye drese gowns, hos mbs. wool, merino, silk, cotton, Berlin, buckskin and other ander shirts and draw: ea’ Their assortment of theabove goods, and all other articles \ppertaining to a gentleman's wardrobe are rich, vari cxtenaive, and well worthy the ‘attention of the ‘lashionable community, they would particularly recommend their sew gyle of xenélemea's shirts, ns containing many improvements, The shirts at present mannfactared by them, are cnt to suit the form of the wearer, thereby doing away with the large overplus of tiuen es tuuder the old system of cuitiau, and adding nor only 10,1) form Thi Tate thir a awarded (arly recommended to ne 1 persons. who have aired the hi okstgoving. hey will We foo of facganes Genel to pare of sedentary habits, by bracing the shou! they, strengths the back, and expand the chest, and will be found of no ismpedi- ment to the free use o fthe arms. would also call atte tion to their pateut elastic Kassia or riting belt. Gentlemen may depend on being suited with the best aad most fashionable articles, by calling as the old establishment 5 PARSELLS & AGAT. is 237 Broadway, corner f Park pla: an 20 3m*eo g —_ HIRTS' SHIRTS plete assortment of fine materrals, of the follow! he subscriber has on hand a com ts, made in the best _manuer and of Fine Mastia Shirts, with new boroms and wristbands Do do. do and col Fancy Colored Shirts, of ¥ Also, Sile as Sari French and [tl Under Shirts am aker finonel aud Shaker kai Dswool, eotton, ‘silk, countey Kajtand shuker knit tall Hoses tcloves, ‘Susveaders’ Cravat Stiffeners, Collars, Bosoms, Silk Parses, 4c. S&e.—all of which will be sold at eagonsble ferms at AFFIN'S Furaishing Btom, n7 im*m ‘Broadway HY HO WILL HAVE THe TOOTH At HE, when, by calliag on W. BE. PARSONS, Deutist, No. 2'3 Bleek directly opvosite Dow: wve the nerve « stroyed ina mom x twenty years, ‘oo much decayed, have itext’sered for oaly 2) cents, teeth iax sevted on 'he moat improved principles, Oltiag, Be. ej ell Oe- rations porformed i g that proporuos which ccunot fail tocome weithin che meane of every individual, and warranted to be duve in the best possible manner, or the money refar NB. References will be gives to some of she firgt families in the immediate viciaity, experienced the of his J a ay] to their entire tistaction, ‘and who will testify to the above statements, ald im* ec we New Orleans. [Correspond-uce of the Herald.) New Orxeans, Nov. 5, 1843. Hubbub among the Catholics—A full history of the Quarrel between the Wurdens of St. Lowis Cathe- drat and Bishop Blunch—Great Meetings of the Laity. The difficulties‘in the Catholic Church, to which Talluded in a previous letter, have taken a more serious turn in the last day ortwo. The resistance made by the wardens of the Church of St. Louis to the power claimed and exercised by the Bishop, of absolute appointment of Curate,has’been condemned and opposed by the whole Irish and German Catholic population. The Irish held an immense meeting last night, at which resolutions asserting the most conservative ecclesiastical principles, and strongly conaemaing the course of the Wardens, were passed amid much uproar and excitement. The meeting wes in every reapect but in its object, a very respectable one. ‘The important principles involved in this dispute will justity my entering more fully into it. It seems that the Church of St. Louis, whose time stained Cathedral stands in the very centre of the city, and is endeared by the f sndest associations to more than a half of our native eciuzens, rests on a differ- ent foundation from any Catholic Church in the country. The property owned by the Corporation of St. Louis, which is immense, was devised to the church by private individuals, and has always been administered by the Wardens of the Church. Ata very early period in its history, when under the pas- toral charge of Pere Antoine, the beloved Cure of the Chureh at its first establishment, the wardens and parishioners, supported by their curate, protest- ed successtully against the claim of the Bishop to rule them ad (rbitum. This spirit ot restlessness, under ecclesiastical power, has ever ‘since characterized this congrega- tion. The late Abbe Morée, by his excellent charac- ter and great discretion, for a Jong ume restrained and smothered this feel'ng But at his death it broke out with increased violence, in opposition fo the Bishop’s nomination of Abbe Moé-’s suc cessor. The Beshop’s obstinacy is in the in verse ratio of his discretion He is a Freach- man by birth, and has no conception «¢ the spirit of our people and institutions, and thought to suppress the 0, position by a show of ec- clrsiastcal power. Sohe denouuced the wardens, excommunicated them, and deciured that if they did not take a priest of his nomination, they might shut up their church and go without one. Now this Le have succeeded with Spaniards, Tralians or Irish, but with the descendants of the French tevolutionists and native Americana, it had quite a different eff-ct. They took the priest at bis own word, shut up the church, and thereby shut off the supplies from the priest and his clerical col- leagues. Inan appeal to the people, the wardens were supported by three to one of the parishioners. The priest soon began to open bis eyes, and slack~ ened the reins of authority. A compromise wus effecied by the withdrawal of the Bishoy’s nominee and the appointment of a curate, wiih whom the Wardens were satisfied, and thus the strife seemed pena settled and adjusted. But alas! Abbe Bacn feli a victim to the yellow fever. In filling his vacancy the old quirrel broke out afresh. The Wardens now set forth their grounds of opposition more distinctly and definitely. They claim a right of veto, or of confirmation or rejection of the Bishop’s nomination, They insist that such a power is necessary to protect them {from priests and curates, whe may be disagreeable to them, as unfit, as strangersand foreigners, enemies to our in- stitutions, or as men of immoral character; and they only claim the power iu such cases. In this stand the wardens have been supported by the whole Creoie population. At avery large meeting atthe St. Louis Exchange, the opinions and views of the wardens were embodied in a series of bold and determined resolutions, sustaining the course of the wardens, and condemning the Bishop in the strongest terms. Aod lust night the Bish- op’s_ party, composed chiefly of Irish and Germans, anathemanzed the Wardens, and asserted the Bishop’s unqualified and absolure power of appointing all the gpiriwwal officers of the Church. ‘Lhe Paddies were very violent, and danined the French and Creoles in the most Ca- tholic style. Inthe mean time tne disputauts have not kept out of the Courts or the newspapers. The wardens had the point carried betore the Supreme Court, which decided in their favor, that they were the appointing power of the Church The Bishop hurls back an old bull of Pope Leo Xi, which you will see in the Courier of Nov 3, and in which, alter much abuse of the wardens for theie resistance on a similar occasion, and begging them to return to their duty, he makes’ the following brieht sugges tion:—** And should they not, which God forbid, submit to our decision, we feel perevaded that the wise legislators of the Republic, whose duty and in- tention it is to support the Catholic worship, will nor ield to the demand of the wardens ot New Or leans.” So the matter now stands. What will be the sequel of it Lcannottell. I think, towever, the waren, backed by the civil power, ‘and by the s- news of war, whether ecclesiastical, political. civil or physical, will triumph, and coavince the Right Rev. Antonio Bianch that he has chosen the wrong field for the display of .ishierarchical powers Iam myseli personally indifferent and neutral in the con- test, as much go as the woman was in the fight be- ween her husband and the bear. Nothing hastranspired concerning the defalcation in the Louiviana State Bank. Although we have a nondescript body called a Board of Currency, whose duty is to overlook the banks and warn the public of their drficiencies—publish weekly accounts of a First Lecture before the New York Lyceum Last Evening, at the Tabernacle, by Dr. Hasbrouck and Pocm by K. B. Whipp: Esq. The Tabernacle was tolerably well filled at the appointed hour. The Rev. Mr. Choules, the Presi- dent of the Lyceum, introduced the exercises with some remarks upon the number of members of the Lyceum, books ‘in the Library, the cause of Lec- tures, &c. He vaid that Mr. Biddle, of Andalusia, would, undoubtedly, deliver a Lecture during the course, as his liealth was improving—although it might not be uatil towards the close of the course. The late Mr. Legare, when inthis city, hed promi- sed to deliver two Lectures upon Italian Literature, but he had been taken away by death. There would be two or three debates during the course.— For himself, Mr. Choules said he appeared here this evening for the iret and last time as President of this Institution, He tendered bis resignation both as Director and President of the Lyeeum—being called to labor in another part of the country Next Wednesday evening, Dr. Becon, of New Haven, would deliver a Lecture upon the Life and Times of Wentworth, Earl of © trefford. The Lecture last evening was by the Hon. A. Bryn Hasbrouck, L. L. D., President of Rutgers’ Coliwge, N. J., upon the sanction and extent of pub- lie opinion as arule of conduct. The lecture was one of those deeply abstract, and purely literary productions, which make but little impression upon the popular mind, and ef which iti imposeible to give a report, unless you whole lecture ia the identical words of the author. It lecturers wish to be brie fly reported, they should occasionally come down from lotty abstract to hum- ble concrete, and say something which the audience can carry away with them without pen an‘ iok. Alter the lecture, E. P. Whipple, Eeq , delivered a poem upon the subject of Deception. Ar. Why ple isan entire stranger among us, it being his firet visit to our city. He isa very young man, aud per- haps has acquired a wider reputation than any other author has cone at hisage. He isa clerk in a bank- ing establishment in Boston—a Boston boy, sef- made I is said that his review of Macauley’s Miscellanies bas made quite aa impression in Bog. lead, where it has been reprinted, and pronuunced “equal to uny criticism of the present century Its merits brought the young autnor into a correspon dence with Mr. J vite Last week Mr Whip- ple lectured upon “The Lives of Authors,” betore the Boston Mercantile Association, with decided success. He was slightly embarrassed at the com- mencement of his poem, but quickly recovered. He spoke without any reference to notes, 80 per- fectly had he committed his task to memory. It was a highly commendable effort, considering the youth of the author. He thivks clearly, and writes forcibly, although in river yeurs his poetry will be- come more chastened, and his delivery more mel- low and grecciul. Professor Bronson’s Lecture last Evening at the Apollo. Professor Bronson deiiveced the first regular l-o- ture of his course last evening at the Apollo,to a large and highly intelligent audience of ladies and gent.e- men. The exercises of the evening were commenced by Mr. F. H. Nash, accompanied upon the piano by Mr. Samuel Bassford, in ringing Mr. Russell’seong, “Rockaway.” Professor Bronson’s'lecture was upon man—an abstract of crealion—a knowledge of him; a key toall other eciences; scsle ot being; extent and importance of the subject; the three degrees of existence; we exist in two worlds; natural and mental ; every thiog exists by a three fold principle, essence, form, and use; in man, will, understand- ing, act—or attecuon, reason, sveech—or feelings, thoughis, words. It is an axicm that all things ex- ist iu accordance with fixed principles, or lawe of order. It said laws are kept, good tollows—if not, evil. Wecan neither think nor act without obey- ing or disobeying those laws. Here is the founda- ton of mental acd ioral philosophy, of health and disease, of lite and death. The right and the seg way of breathing, reading, speaking, singing aa acting Illustrauons with the Maunikio, and by HU nerous recitations, together with suucry sougs by Mr. Nash ‘The whole lecture was highly interesting, profit- able and practical, and weil calculated to do ser- vice to the public. Antoing Geister, atias Sternen Kron.—At the request of the Germans on Long Island, who thonght Geisler might be innocent, Mayor Mor- ris generously offered to argue his case before the Supreme Court. But within two days from his consent thus to argue the case, Geisler confessed the whole particulars of the murder. Mayor Morris wrote dowa to Long Island to know the facts of the case, and received in reply a letter in German, of which the following is @ trans- lation. The original is in Geisler’s own hand- writing, atthe Mayor’s office:— “ Stephen Kron, born in the village of Astoffen, in the Circuit of Otfenburg, ia the D strict of Achern. ‘I stab: yer, between Han ving him two wounds, of yo ch be died on the seventh day, for which | received tour \ears, Write to the office of Ofenburg i in the Grand Datchy of Baden, It happened in the month ot Octeber, in the year 1810, Translated by P. J. JOACHIMSSON. To the above, in German, the following is ap- Cele conditions, d&c cava it seems this very ae a pended:— ef ion has takea place under their noses, with- “ here er epicion entering their vigilant minds. So] , iwtuing ts > rity that the shove & Aummne Gene’ ouch for legislative guards on banks! The wharf- “DANIEL P. EDWARDS, Tailor.” epee ot the second Mun‘pality informed me that foll ten thousand persons have Janded within that Municipality in the pa-t two weeks. More epecie—per brig Mercury from Jamaica,and Fio.00 schooner Commerce from same place, about The se retabyehal Biddle arrived yesterday with Sol Smith’ssteck company for the St. Charles. Sol has been very busy ornamenting and finishing the exte- rior of the new theatre, and a very handsome eoi fice it will prove. It will open ina week. I will attend and give you a tull description of the theatre, actors, &c. The American, under the auspices of Mrs. Section, is also getting ready fora very brilliant season, Orgveanois. City Intelligence. Police .—Wetnesiay, Nov. 19—AreoistMeNt OF OF- Otticers W. W Bream, Michael R Walsh, HD. kK, aud Alexander H 8 ewart, have been atuched the Lawer Police Mania in the capacity of officers. They mpetent, and efficient, and will reo- on tu the Poli Coroner's Office==Wednesday, Nov. 14—Dratn or Carraty Paxsons — Che Coroner mide @ post morien ex. mination on the body of Capt. Persons, who fell down in Broadway on Tursday, and dird soon alter, and found that his death was occasioned by rupture of the heart. U. 8. Commissioner's Offiee. Before Mr. Rapetye. Nov, 16th.—Nelson Jones, a colored man, wa and committed for assoulting Captain French, of th ' Cornelia, and attempting to create a revolt on board, oy age to this port of the ship Silas Richarde.a whales} was arrested «t Sag Harbor ona charg preferred agai him by two colored meu named William Williams aad Aj- bert Jupiter, for assaulting them with a dangvrous wea- por. The Captain gave the required pail, and was libs rated {rom custody, He then p eferred @ connter com- Plaint sgainst Williams and Jupiter, for endeavoring to create arevolt on hosrd, They were arrested and com mitted in detautt ofbail. Later raom Mexico.—By an arrival from Mata moras we learn that the Texian Commission: tr were at Matamoraa, awaiting the arrival of the Commissioners on the part of Mexico, ia order to setile the boundary line between Texas and Mexi co. The schooner Watehmaa, Marray, was to clear at the customhouse on the 26h ult, tor thi port, with thirty thousand dollars in specie on board and if the conducia arrived, whieh was hourly ex ected, she would have more, We hive been po litely furnished by a mercantile friend with a letier addressed to him from Tampico, which gives a new tariff on several atticles, ot which we aanex a list It wil be in force on vessels from foreign ports in the Gulf of Mexico in forty.five days after its publi- cation in Mexico, three months trom the ports ot Columbia, and north of the Galf, and four morthe “ Rivennean, 9th, 1843, “Dean Sin,—-The prisoner, Antoine Geisler, has cen- tessed that he murdered Mr, and Mrs. Smith; also one manin Germany, which the sere. writing ttaces the place, name and how. You “DP EDWARDS, Jailor" {The above is addressed to Mayor Morris } General Sessions. Before Recorder Tatimacge and Aidermen Emmans and Nosh Jonas B. Puiuuirs, Esq. Acting District Attorney. Weowespay, November 15.— Grand Lare A color. ed mau, numed Nathaniel Randal, aias Sounders, wae tried on a charge of grand iarceuy, in steali 10th of October, a silver w tch, dress coat rom Charies Haag, and $9) dollars in ‘mo! Baker, both of whom were boarders at Senkets Mansion Hou-e'in Broadway. the clothing was found upon bim by officer Spencer, and $70 of the stolen money was reco- vered The jury returned a verdict ot gulity, and he was cemanded lor sentence Plea of Guilty of Assault and Batiery.—William D. of guilty to au ascauit aud battery aud sentence wail be postpoued un- Anather plea of Guilly—A young man, nemed leeac Iaqucs,ot Ps tradelpiia.a tailor, was charged with bu in the thud degree in entertog the office of Wm Chaun sey & Co, 111 Water street, on the night of the 12th september, and strating 270 certificates of Indiana State stock valued at 40 centsou the dollar. The cernficates were recovered His counsel, P. very apy * prisoorr show d that it was rue He was therefore remanded for sentence to the seate prison ov Friday. Another — Joba Gries, indi for assauit and battery on Win. D. Lownes, entered a plea of guilty. Cross actions for Avsauit and pa ter Hart, tailor, aud Potrick Agi, laborer, of 8 Avenue, were tried for an ass suit and battery on he B. Mathew. ‘ou, alias Jack Smith, muon, ond Willism Burns, tem- verance evil # house keeper, of 835 Bowery ; aud the tw ° iast named persons were wlso trird on a crose it Che offray took place on the 94 h ef December in front ‘of Chapp.’* oyster cellar, where the parties accidentally met. Hart swore that Mathewson struck him first, and Mathewson swore that Hort stabbed him with @ pair of ceart. Burns swore that Hart struck Ma hewaon frat — Or, Boudsnot testified that Hart came to bis spothecary tore on the night of the aftray, ond be dressed a wound 14 bis head thar appeared to be a tresh cut given by seme sharpinstramen’. A boy, namad Peter Fisher, contirmed (he statewent of Matheweou, and aiso s'ated thet Hart tabbed him in the head and haud. Charles B. Smith, M. D., testified that he attented Mathewson oo the oi ht in wound on his head, by which the cut. The jary returaed a verdict of and Mathewson, which conciu- inst’ bo guilty ag: tai fon was received by the laughter and gratiBeation The Court imposed a fine of $10 on ea y the expenses of the prosecution. july Booth.—Felix Cassidy was tried for indience. them, in order to on vessels from Europe, and arriving at a port of the Gulf, It waspubtished at Mexico October 6h, and will operate oa vessels leaving New Orleans on the 12h instant. Brandy, $16 per quintal; see oi), $7 20, saffron, $200, oil of almonds, $00 10 per Th, fish, sale ur dric 1, $9 p econ, $4; Cocoa, other thun Gu; aquil, Fr, 0 per I; wax, $25 oar on i the Islands, $8; cinuamon, 25 o ry on Margaret McCadden, while at in Broadway on the night previous to the 4th of Juy. The Jury convicted him, and the Court adjourned iil this morning, st 11 o’ctoe! New Youk Fixk cN@ine—Dhe new engine, vhich arciveo from New ) ork (ne other day,tor the ise of the Usion fire company, wader Captwin Lyman, tried yeaterday in the Plac Armes. It acted aplen- , throwing a full sirecm of water as bigh as the ‘ (ae avercares 1n the tower of the Cathedral — Mon- treat Heraid. Steampoars on Lake Ontanio.—There are rua- sing on Lake Outarie and the St. Lawrence forty steam vessels,