The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD Vol. IX., No, i 308—Whole No. 3530. Fourth of Ju To the ‘EW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year except New Year's day and ly. Price 2 ce Public. nts per copy—or $7 26 per an num—postages paid—cush in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum— postages paid, cash in advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing fast. It has the largest circulation of any paper in this city, ov the world, and is, therefore, the best channel Sor business men in the cit vance, ty or country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate Ae , and in the most elegant style. JAMES GORDON BEN} Prorninror 01 f Northwest corner of Fulton and Nas: Heracp Estany ae IEP ERTTSTT NEW YORK AND KINGSTO. ND PABBAGE LINE. For Kisestoa, ane. Dek Hud Seer inte a EMERRED “ad NOR? The EMERALD, Cejtaia Johu Ketcham, will leave New and Saturday a 3 “The NO) York, fe bo! vel UITAY BUTEA, ey H, Captain N STEAM FREIGHT ary Moaday had huraday et5 ton (Ton ata sageleck pea anaes eter Wrecaeny Joho Samuels, will leave New gh Wane nh street, every Wednesday aud Saturday at a A ey landing) every Tuesday and re Keay Pniay aedoreios i ‘The EMERALD wil ies the a To’clock. Ams ow WY & CO, ‘Sunda: o’clock, For freight or 221 Sm*r Orpen Cow RA TRIPS. foot of WM Seta er street naapra| wk ve INE OF aa fe OAL NB al Boel fince- ier nat KNICKERBOCKER Cape A, St. John, at 6 o’clock P. yl pier ‘The steam! ww leave; Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings, at six Sveainboat SOUTH. AMERICA, Capt. L. W. Pneada’ ‘At o'clock P.M will leave Brainard, ‘Thursday, and Saturday at 6 P. M. berets nt Tateecaedince Lona 1 se ean ouxiton, will Leave mt leave ‘Tuesday, Beara” ane "Serarday ‘Evening, sis Albany in ‘ample tine rs taking this Line of Boats will at all times arrive sfine tn take the Morang: ‘Keaia of Care for ‘the cast or west. ci shave boat aro new and substantial, ere faraished_ with elegant State Rooms, for for 4] and accommo: Toes are unrivalled on op Hudson. For Passage at the pihoe on or Frei aw ht, apply ou board, or to P. C. Behelss CE—On and after Monday, Oct. 16th, the boats of this iy line will leave for Albany at 6 o'clock, P. M. instead of 7. NDEPENDEN’ TION NIG! our Lit EGULAR OPPOSI- KE FOR Ft paceal SMOUTH, with ot commodious steam! Capt.O.House,will leave New York ‘rom ihe foobt Robiasol serpet on Mondays, We vs and, Bridays;,and) will leave Albauty aud Tyoy on Sauda Feuesdays and Thursdays, and will continue these trips for te season, ue Picky in the after noon. rich, maken at reduced rates, Apply on board. S.—The abot io first rate order, ve has undergone a thorough Tarai a aadis me a apteian hy Courtiaudt street every “Tuesday, at 3 <1 aol, for Albany direct. ovguings ne and edie rels in not surpassed on the Wudsor. As O'CLOCK EVENING TINE NY AND TROY direct, rds psarceced low without ure xteamboat ill leave the foot of wetharvlay, and Securday number of state rooms,and for sneed STATEN HITE id, on and after Oct aus ec ISLAND. Re Likes ‘001 HE FERRY, FOOT tober 2d, as follows, until oF ~The Gera or ISLANDER willlesre New York f FO. NEW YORK Li ‘To are sailing p.ck tship OCM RS REY ORL hit LGE: ee ANS, LOUISIANA a ine~—Poaitively tage Regular Packet until (oe day—The fast doe Peet, will posi tively sail as above, her regular da’ For freight or passage, having handsome ished accommo- fu — apply ou board at Orleans Sigs Hot of Ai street, Shippers will please send in their bills of | Bilppaca ey shiativeteny selprapon bavi rectly measured. Agents in Promptly forward * The packet ship New Orleans, ouisvill Hull ft, ipods tthe Tei raams, LLINS & CO., 56 ath su ng this day. i TE cor who will ‘apt. M. "Hust, “el succeed the jeanne and sail the 30th Nov., her regular day FOR LIVERPOOL The New Line Reeulsr Packet 15th ayers —The new and splendid New York built ps ship LIVERPOOL, John idge, master; 1150 ton: slip, or to The new and elegant racket ship Queer of the West, Philip Woodhouse, m ng roomy and unsurpe tain on bard, west s will sail as above, her regular WOODAULL & MINTURNS, ter; 1250 tons, 87 South st., will suceeed the aeerneot and r day, 16th January, 1844. "ERPOOL—Regula: Packet of a 2h wbx aL ER POE. fs ki over! wel oT ite t ROSCICS, Captain Collian, of 10 tons, wil sah Her accommodatior for cabin, second cabin, and steerage passengers are splendidly fitted up for the comfort and conve- nience of passengers. Persons wishing to bess should moke early {plication w nis ino Pi SEPH McMURI ‘ine street, corner rat South ANS. — as REGULAR LINE FOR NEW OR. ‘$.—The following first class packets advertised, weather permitti Passage tree, ore Pathe SARATOGA, Captain Russell, on the 15th of No- rene ‘OCMULGEE, Capt. Peet, on the 30th of November. ‘The accommodaticns of these ships for cabin, second cabin, and steerage passengers, comfort to passen| are such as cannot fail to ensure every during the voyage. ‘The ships of this line have now “sane their ned u trips, and will sail puactunlly every five, da therefore, rely on not ing very tor board, or to nivec Autheir General Passage Oaices rH Peck Passeugers ma) “Phe price of rascage bel berths tu either of the above packets, ena an i ey oughent ng detain akg to secure OR Yd on Si low, those wis corner of South street FOR NANA pee, ogre ial on Satar- day the °th master, having nearly all tious, on ly 01 * ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., 35 Fulton st., November re fast sailine ened sh ship CHESTER, John Wilson known very cargo engaged, will sail posi, eve having very comfortable accommoda- foot of Beekman street, or to the sub- next door to the Fulton Bank. oe SkEh FOR, HAVRE—seevad Line—The nor BALTIM E, Edward oa the, isnt acember, BO ‘D & HINCKEN, 9 Tontine Buildings, ik, master, will corner Wall and Water streets; R LE—The DUC DORLEANS, FOR SA barque Bi REE! a , 6 Foe erin care Wlanargels Layer Seles Jbarthen 310 tons, register; built ia Ps Si Gouble deck, coppered and con Jape tous feet between dec! w ni2 ee Apply on board, aed | No. 9 Tontine Br tol fastened,'I11 1) IS feet hold, ‘will OYD & HINCKEN, wtidine. cor Well and Water sts. Eee oe We TO DEAD ke.—The in ios or rersGnally 4 fea end wer ft and paid ace accordin| led to the “fn likes Paine eon Englan persons residin Pier sad ma ‘nd Ms 1 Ta subscriber cot small, to he same manner as fone for the last thirt Scotlan Money remitted by posit y letter (post, paid) to the subscriber, or ‘with him, wit the name of the person or be- reland, England or Scotluid, to whom it is to earest post town, will gly, and a receipt to that effect given, or sen wr Se in any to them 1 be paid to. claims on persons, in. am fracaien Oe Seared ky the sabe be iminediately trazsmitted, part of the United States or Ci GORGE MCBIADE, Jr. #2 Cedar st PASSAGE of all oor pooedionsd and will spare neit e0 Of et their rites, ad have them forw ts ‘iow ending ord ‘It at on eying in our an pai eer ea son ROCHE BR han here, who will day CORK—Vii the bs tspring We beg to coming spring, 18 omeetos of first cless thes ‘above port every week, which will i be ate oe manner for second cabin and to | Ongh them oe ste aa 1844 in shall see. the forwarding expeate 10 Without any dela to. or address xg RS & % Fulton street, next ton, ¥2, pe Futon Baa or to u“ P. 8.—Passage certificates and di at ships on the . also by the Boston steamers on the Ist and 16th, NEW YORK WEN PRESCOTT. J ito pilot of vessels bot SOUN Breve Foatoa, F Harument PORT! W acer rate Port! Passage from. Dublin, co me Warrenpoint, secured at all subseriber generally yt fuccession ei Ame Packets Bsa hich bu os leave to he en: ffice at aot it dir from tye hes Beekman. Reference to a nu chants. aud the severals Instrance Companies in one Fianaas, Liverpool, fig can be seut from this by we 13th, 13th and. 25th of & BOSTON PILOT. bi F takes charge as Beord, retinal, erpetest, os a Ws ea storey #22 er raed, —— Panter Hy. |] hawe a rey vel tre tn add ne el ric be fitted up in the most com, fortable man- Liverpool four or ery, days. ‘Those Souter tx for their friends will easily ad the advantage of engaging by t «Tine, as there can be no whatever, and they may reat assured that every attention will be shown them ae well ae al wih may ean'atk vih them. For Rurther par ail iter, it patel ) te ly (if by lecter, post ‘ri HN. WER MAN, a oth, troet, ud nad aad Bro ¥ aount can be fa Mor le of ireland ‘and Branches, towns bye out the United Kingdo } Hea ern a es Apply as above, rare fa Boson Ng ween ‘onthe Istand 16h eeh'month, FOR BUFFALO. AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST ae = hd Lig ETO 'S Roch 7 sane er Canadatd 30 Y the fast line So nab fe nd found, 00, Pasdage apply 10 9% Barcm3m m2 lay ste New York TO TRAV ALLURS, GREAT,C ENTRAL, ROUTE beTWREN CHARLES: TON, 8. C, & MONTGOMERY. From Charleston, SC. Barnesville, Griftin, Greenville, lount Jefferson, and Montgomery, Alabama, The travelling public are respectfully informed, that by ra centarrangements, a line einbricing the above route has been formed covsisting of a 5) ine of Steam Packets be tween Charleston and Savannah. fi PoINGH, pis, Savannah, Mac: ‘La Grange, West t, Franklin; thence by Railroad to Steamer ( The Central ilcoad fr m Sav h to Macon, (now com leted,( tie Monroe Bailroad to Grifiiu, and a ue » line of Four Hone! oe aches 10 Franklin, Ala; thence by Railroad to Montgom "There Lines all ran in connection. By thi avoids vavellerr rest y° ev uty miles of agin, night at Sivannah sud M: weaving ouly one night's elling between Charleston and Moana ey. ime—Leave Charleston ou the arrival of the Wilmiagtou boats on Tuesdays, Thursdays and, Saturdays, aud rea i Sa- yannah same days ae PM. ve Savannah at 6 A. M h Macon at 6 leave Macon at 6 A. M., reach Griff at ll *, M.; leave Grillin at 12M. aud arrive at Franklin, Ala. at 2 P.M. next day; Sepa the aii time from Charleston to Franklin. Ala. 53 hoars—Fare $24 50. Ti ets through furnisied ou board the boats at Charleston, oron application to gents, Union aaa Charleston, 8. C. Charleston, October 26th, 1843. —The Proprietors of the Tri-Weekly Line between Chinen See ah Soutemplate runniag a Daly in lieu ofa Tri- Line between those places, of whic! — nO 031 3w tiee will “s ties SUMMER ARRANGEMENT NEW vont AND FHILADELEHIA RA sROAD LINE BFox Newanx, Reaeatareusiicacereay sence: ORDENTOWN AN» BuRLINGTON. HRO’ ww York daily from the foot of Courtland st M.—Mail Pilot Line at 4%. to Bordentown, from thence by The Philadelph Passengers will procure their tickets at the office foot ef Courtlandt street, where a commodious steamboat, will be h bauage crates on” our basiaKe crates are conveyed out beng opened by the way Each trai Tear i which are apartments and dressing rooms ex-ressly for the ladi ‘Returning, the tes leave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal- ‘ bo: wa, af 9 clock, A. M. oh M., i A Nrork! *™ L ED From ane to Jersey On and after Monday, Oct. 2d, 1843, vee cay will leave Paterson Deret. BAY! waren Youn. a i n 3PM. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Parersox Drrot. Leave. oa 3 ‘Transporiation ears leave daily (Sundays excepted.) Passen- Dan AarieRl babe abine pees Toro sume street, & few minutes before the stated hours of deoarture, _ jy19 6 NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS- PORTATION COMPANY. 0. AX Ai FARE yatbetse SED TO TWE NTY: FIVE. CENTS. the From tof Courtlandt street, New York. 1, maa eperbtey 2B Leaves Newark At 8 kn At7 AM. At 1 P.M. 9 “do, 8 “do. 43 do. do. i ae. ae 40. 58 do. lo. 10 le lo. 634 do. 3 do, "do, ron nnd baer gin te aot TnL, sare Lewes New Kopi, e aga ane M. rem pratt M. EW YORK ELiZAs ATH TO Leys + New Yan Leaves Elizabeth Town Ars AM. At P, Avie AM. ge PM do. 4 Bh do. 7 1 de: ao We do. Os (ne do, ‘The trains for Wettield, Plainfield, Romdbrook, Somer zille, Ses, connect with the 9 A. M.y and 434 P. ML trains From New York daily, Sundays excerted ‘are between N w York Elizabeth Town 25 centa. Fare between and Somerville, 75 cents. Rew VORR'AND HAHWAS eaves New York Leaves Rahway. AM aug PiM tT AM. As 4. do. do. 9 do. do. NEW gon AND NEW UNSWICK. m foot of Courtlandt street, New York, daily eaves New York. eaves New Brunswick, A.M. At 4 P.M. 6 A.M. At Bs oh AM jo. ae. IN SUNDAYS. Leayes New Foe Lea’ vg 2 id 4 M. At 3 9 i Pa . do. Ato es New Bru: Atg A.M. oor Ml At the A M., aad, Be Fare, except in the Philadelphia trains, between New York and New Brunswick. $0 cents. Between New York and Rahway, 25 cents, ickets at the ticket office, re ceive a ferry ticket gratis. ckets are received by the con ductor orty on the day when purchas auld r EXPRES3 FOR tC BORTONT DAILY LINE—WINTER RANGEMENT. HAKNDEN & CO, will run their package and basiness Ex- presi tweea New York and Boston guru the yet as follow: Via Stonington, on ‘Tues ‘hursdays and Saturdays. . Via Noi on Monda} ‘ednesdays aud Fridays—mak mark all packages Jatendet at os Pa to HAR Passengers who procure their icl 3 Walt ‘treat, . FC WaORLEANS. LOUISIANNA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS # aan accommodation of = it is "i oO ip from this port ou the ist, sth, 10th, 15th, 20th, tach mouth, commencing th oth October and con’ 1 May, ill be appointed for the aes of the ear, ten meteby reat ‘elas and igor mn cate rangement: ean il Uaoeain 3 jackson. Capenin, aia Hi lard. remai ents wi wil be “Beas biti hip ghiesipet id ILLE, Ci EARS, hip ord. Then ahipe were all out in the city. of New York, express ly for packets, are of light ‘of water, have recently been Cewlyeoppercd. and put- in, splendid order, with accommods- Hons for passengers wneqaalled for comfort. ‘They are com- ed masters, Who will make every exertion manded by experier (0 give gener ‘They will atall times be towed up and down by sterm| ‘of these ships will be respon- er oF plated ware, put on board o en for the same and the value thereon sea For freight or, passa 6 South at. of U gent in New Orfeans, who will promptly forward all oud to their address ‘he he ships ‘Of this line are yrarranted to ail p punetually as a vertised, and great care will be taken to have the goods co rreet Vy menstred. NEW, LINE OF LIVERPOOL, PACKETS, To aail from New York on the 25th and ,Liverpool on the 13th of each month raom New Yor K. Wm. Skiddy, 25th October. GARRIO! K, Captain ROBCIUS, C: Ga in John Collins, 25th November, SIDDONS, tain A. B. Cobb, 2ith December. Ship SHERIDAN, Ne tain FA. Depeyster, 23th Jauwary. From Liverroon, SIDDON: 3th October. SHERIDA. Depeyster, 18th November. ROsCWE ae th December. ROSCIUS, ese ships are ‘allot ott ihe first e built in the city o York, w be ed great speed with unnsaal comfort for pansengers. care has beon taken in the arrangement of their accom: modations. The price of passage hence is $75. These shine Are commanded by experienced masters, who will make every exertion to give general satisfaction. Neither tl mh or owners of the ships will be responsi ble for any letters, reels or pack: sof lado are ine therefor sent by them, unless re- mar A. i or © apy, oe COLLINS EC 5 Pa, Saath at New York, orto Letters by the peck wil be UN 1234 cei thest 5 50 cents per ounce, and newspapers 1 cent ~~” MARSEILLES ‘LINE OF PACKETS. undermentioned shipa sill be tegulatly dis = and from farseill fea On the Ist ofeael month ‘Turing the year— From New York. Marseille, URIER, Capt, Duggan, June TRESCOTT, Capt ick, July fen | HELLESFONT, ‘Capt. Yhdams, dor! RIC NUS, Capt, Haile, Py 1 HRY HUMPSON, Bytvente, OF Ote Dee. They ae ell coppered and oper fastened have ioattene ommodations for passenger mit price of cabin passage will be $100, exclusive of wines dressed to the agents, BOYD & HINCKEN, will bet oun a free of other charges than those actually paid. or Freignt or passage apn & HINCKEN, 94 Tontine itt, ot street, 8. BROOM" & CO, 103 OLD vo Gitgae SLORE THE PUBLIC DRUGS, BYBSTURRS, PAINTS rs, MEDICINES, GREENWICH STREET.N Noh RIUSON ofers formate, oie TORN tseat | 7 assortment of goods, among them BCA ARIES the attention of No, 188 ON the following, to which he w APOT! Corrosive Sublimate, phor, Creaia Tarter, Castile Soap, Bufo Copaiva, qua Spinits ‘itre = Dalen Super Carbonate ‘Tartarie Acid, ‘psom ts, Rhubarb, aidan, Jalan. Beane. phate Quinine, flere’ Charporale, Oil Peppermint, and all Exsool Gum Arabic, Castor Oil, hel Canthaciles, Gum Teer ieanch, Powdered Bark, Roll ‘and Vlour Sulphur, Coks gt all kinds, Barsal Alechol, parilla Borex, reliaed and crude, Shomge, cia and fue Catoaiel, Brunia Glaus Ware Precipitate. vanyTERs Window glass of all sicov wud British Fost, tialities Glue, all 30 itelead, dry and inoil, Gold and ‘Silver Leaf, Red Lead, Gold and Silver Bronze, Ditharge, Cover Brows, Spirits Wurpentiae. Chali, white aid red, Putty, Vans yaee gy ts i. Verdigiss, drys ad ia oil euetian Hed, ‘ellow, mice 0 ee Yate Oaine’ Vieksk wad eran a ‘American Japan. copel, “coach and hart Prussian Blue, ermillion, ‘Turkey Umber, ia Ste made 8 Sienna, Gum Copal Ret Shela am , Paint Brushes, all sizes, ae vem en ‘Toole ll sizes, Oil, Fall, Trin, ‘Winter, pe sintseed, jummer strait sperm, Refined, whal Olive or 5 Voreined, whale, 2 Elephant Sperm ani Steanie C psec py Wood DEALERS: ‘Axp MANUFACTURERS. Loxwoo Brazil Wood, C Red’ Sanoers, Hea Wood 00 Barws Hypernic V Wood, Gun Asphaltum, Sal Ammoniae, Ebony Wood. oapa, MANUFACTURERS. Alum, Fallers? Earth, Blue Vitriol, ider, Dutch and Frguch,t Copperas, Eiug. and Amer, ——_‘Indigoes, of Bengal, tral, Guatamala, Bae bad White Tartar, Pisaching Salts, Red Tarter, Cochinea Glue, Aana For Sumic, Sy ‘ac Annatto, hr tare! Prussigte Potash, Gum 1, Fovioes Utama Powdered Blue Smalts, Bi-chromate of Potash, juereitron Bark, Sal jpirits Nitre Fortis, Gum Shella, It Petre, Cudbear, Ruth Gum, , itric Acid and Grain and Bar Tin, A Boaps, Soda As! Pot and Pearl Asher, Extract Logwood, Tartaric Acid, Scorch fares tant, digo, Flot Coste Soap, Caster’ ‘Oil, in bottles, Jeoh 1, g Tench Rrandies Pot and Pearl Ashes, Stare! ts, Cinvamen, ion Matches, nate Ammouin, Hs for washtog,t Olive iin bottles & baskets, Semmes Fp, Nuun Powdered Cinuamon. Saltvette, crude and refined, CONFECTIONERS, DISTILLERS AND BAKERS Cochineal, seed, Givin Caray way, Tuniper, Rose, Orange’ and Peach Wa find Gum Tragacanth, Gum Arabic, Turkey, Gum Gamboge, Oil of Rose: Nutergreen, Cinnamon, jeraras,, Super Cvibonate of Soda gees Acid, PAPER MAKERS, ee &e. Pleoghin Powae srered Bi ue Smalts, ot Vitriol, Copper Cal, Shel ac, Ai Alcohol. Str of Load Extract of Logwood, PATENT meviciNE DEALERS, Balsam of Hone; \derson’s, Lee's & Hooper's Turlington’s Balsam, Aan Bateman’s Drops, Opodeldoe, Harlem and British Oil, Seers’ and Liquid, Seidlitz Powders, Soda Powders, Stoughton’s Bitters, Godfrey's Cord Extmact Sarsaparilla, Auderson’s Cough’ Drops, Cephalic Snui Thompson's Eye Wate Chemicals of all kinds, French, Huglish and Aaneriean. e — ef Paints Colors. Lahn f deecription 5, Drugs, yaad Droggists’ Articles; and Patent Medicines, Peafe Hh *oaps, &c., a general assortment. All articles warranted genuil he most prompt attention given to orders from the country. ents Lindy wy : : SEGARS! SEGAKS SEGARS! D M HENRIQU! No, $1 Wiliam eee respectfully + informs bis frie ds and the public genera'ly, that he has constantly on hand the following choice brands of Segars, for sale wholesale ae ret sit: King and Queen Regalia, La Norma, Rionda, id 1-10th | bs llevos and numerous othe brands, well worthy the attention of the Any segare purchased at this establishment, if not ack at any time and the money returned. Strangers woud Go well ‘to call previous to purchasiug else wi N. B- ee from the country carefully and Promptly 8 ate tended to. RUTLS, gRor haat tafe: AS, WINES, acca NER & YOUNG, hain street, offer at Wholesale and retail, sie ies an gresh Foreign Fruit, a general asgorimert Suyary and Coffee ‘of all kinds and uatities ene, Green and Blaek, of every degeri tion | or vid Wines and Liquors, f various grades uy Brad rown Stout aud Pale Noriaga and other brands i American Preserves and Jellies from Ohio al L AN tie and West In vg stall bo be’ Paste, in I Bild Seeds Spices, Cocoa and Chocolate Sperm Oil and ¢ angles, Soap, Saratoga Pavilion, Wa'er, in pint bottles. Goods del vered to any part of the city pense, nll im*m «Soba LAMPS,” TER AUGH 's AMPS” Ce AORN GLASS KOUNTAIN LAMOS.” A la and complete ansorumento! the above Lampe is kept eonstanthy On hand and forsale at low and reduced prices by the subscriber. Persons wishing Lamps or to economise in ie are invited to call and examine before purchasing, Chemical Oi! aud Burning Fluid of the hest quality kept constantly for sale and deliverd im any part of the city HOOKER, 6 fae rt i SORIA’! aSHRAL. DYEING. ESTASLSHMERT. leave respectfully to inform his friends and " that owiny to the dey state of his price 25 per cent below the regu- their summer dresses, hei ae ke. di wi ‘vt much to their pdvantige a4 yi | will also do well to wit al ticles need dyeing’ or presi pin a srl Ge ponetaly at inttended to, au the ie done up inte bee, sy) le at Soria pl iaheent, is aah a Ne 257 Bicedher oO 10 58 Bowery, and 287 Grind Brookiye: and Newark, “Merchants ean have eval kinds of Gone dyed oat pat ap in naital forma, aad on moderne terms Princinal afficr 498 F varl st a9 Smee HE SUBSCRIBERS hare just eevee fram Germany Ae etter for ale, 8 yartery ot WATER PROOF au Pt sale, Ain FIGHT articles, called ANHYDRINE, for whic teats have been take out ju. England and Germany, | tp vastly superior to THOSE in ed the ai of In r,(romn which they are distingwish Ang pei Mie INODOKOUS, INELASTIC, bat suvple ad ‘under. foing wo alteration whatever by change of temperature. These articles are manufactured with wool, cotton, jen, sik, &e., of which m: CUO. HUNTING J bis, GAITERS, me ARKONS. AREY £ nee HAVERSACKS, AWNID RGU E! HOSE, Also, HA D NET LIN HOSE AND GuOvEs for. thone. el ra ap AIR CUSHIONS, ‘fa Me ES. ke. Amon ‘the, rose they. W. GON COVE - the Gan ‘OF yin to cover all kinds icles and boats. Also for mS a LOONS and for BAGS. which contain sey ha or oily fluids, without any chance of leakage, havea of this manufacture an exce leat article o rH. which will arrest the passa the t a hands to so ortega the manurariare of UMBREULAS U Atuie'e mast jupercede every othr material. Iudeed, the ust Application of the ANAYDRINE must be almos: unlimi Temust not be ated to state that this article is admira adapted as a cover for feather beds; the perspiration diseased of even healthy persons so it rious and destructive to veathers, will under its use be prevented from penetrating ‘annot sxtend beyond the erect ro tetiths AEN, ‘a s'South. William street. nls Im*ec ARD—750 Prime Leaf Lard, in very superior order. Also, 7 7 bate Ny 2, F ite Na COELINS.& CO. 66 Bouth st! gry mare ~ BOARDING * FRENCH and American Boarding House, No. 64 Reade Sis joarders will fi ta a few doors froin Broadway. carats price, BOARDING=s il furnished rooms for gentlemen and caf Wives oF siugle gentlemen. Euquire at 86 White st ma OAD AT 98 CHAMBERS STREET. rpunek or four Gentlemen can now be com! ly accom - d pleasant rooms with pantres at- modgted with board tached, ‘Terns moderate—references revuited. ulead 2wt_ HAVANA | MANSION HOUSE HOTEL THE undersigned takes occasion to mform his friends and the public, that the Mansion House is now located in In- quisidor nt d 3 67, in the vieiuity of the steamboat landing and vegetable market, having commodious family apartments arranged in the veatest order, ‘A person is employed to procure permits. to Jand passengers, wwe, Ke. who will board vessels immediately after the visit venue officers, ‘Visitors to this Island should procnre a passport from ‘onaul, at the port of embarkation, to obviate dif- ipanis! Auli and ineouyenience. 82] 6mee WILLIAM FULTON, MADAME SUTTON PROYESSOR oF SIN GEN G, $6 Vasick strvet, 8: M GAL JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor of M announces (9 his Patrons and the Publi ic, respectfully general, that he 8 SEN where all iy Beds 18, OF Ont hae removes 59 Croaby to (36 Lat orders for his Cotiliion Band, to waiton he received and promptly attend for J. K. will also be received at Mr. Ww Dubois’ Mu- sic Store, 265 Broadway a? Iin*rre MUSIC japles,) puj terms to suit the times, in Itali rene! ing, and in the most fashionable style of pl malay ion to refer to the following sentiemen:— D.; Messe. Howland. & Aspinwall: J K. Schra chro Mr. J.T. Brigham; F. L. Hawkes, D. Dy r. Mr. M: esden a 230% ‘Hudson street, near Spring st. n2 im MUSIC FOR PARTIES MESsks. G. WEISS & FR. GRAMBSS, Professors of ‘Music, respectfully announce HF Patrons. the ladies jew Vork and its vici heir Cotillion ay to play the most a ined and fashionable Msi for Paeare Part So ke, rs thankful: et tne of punctually attended (o at 26 Music Saloon, 329 Broadwy, Store, 385 Broadway nd im*r HARPS. Dees at, orat Mr. Joll J. F, BROWNE & CO. Manufacturers of the Improved Pateat Double Action Harp. by Royal Letters. Patent fondon—established #0, (many me with, Eard,) No. roadway and i354 Chambers atrxts New ¥ os Browne offers for sale at 385 Broadway, the finest col eee of these beauciful instraments in the United Staws. Hi trrangements are such as to enable him to transact business i ing purchasers ‘the high daties i ruments, these Harps are constructed on oe most sppsoved principles, with all the modern improve- Fee fot Lacs lied in brilllancy cf tone, fineness of touch, Derfectness of Mechauisim. Tasticular cares taken to fit the forthe exxremen nf climace i this country, in which rs 3 they will be found far superic 1to any of Huropean manu: re epported i the unual wy nese Harps are patronised by. the elite of musical taste and per talent tn [urope: among the latter, he would men: <2 gas Bon N.C. Boehsa, who invar:ably selects trom this es'ablis ynent. The aroation of professors in this count f prices and descriptions may be forwarder ing carefully attended to; Strings, dc. MONEY TO LEND. ABRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawnbroker, No. 58, Reade street, near Broadwa: as may be required, on Watches, Jewelry, Silver Mare, Dr Goods, Wearing Apparel, aud personal property of every, de- scrintion MONEY {0 LOAN. Ll sums of $1500, $1000, $2000, $160, $1800, or one sum of $7000, on duencumbered aud productive real estate, in the city of New Xork. Apply by note, left at this office, addressed t MONEY LENT, IBERALLY, at the old ectablished stand, 403 Grand street, nid and silver watches, plate, J ~wellery 3 wearing apparel, dey nook, hardware, cutlery, musical mathematical wstruments, bedding. and every’ description of personal property, LOUIS LEVY, Pawnbroker, 023 Im*m 403 Grand between Ridge and Attomey st. FO K SALE, with immediate possession, the stock and jix tures of that oes Ce hous: Jedonian Hotel, 5 wines and liquors a "a affords every »ccommodation for boarders, ane’ has been eatabe lished for sonesis ‘of twenty years. Every thing on tre pre- mises will be sold cheap for cash, as the present proprietor is about tole.ve for the old. couatry. For particulars, a} are on the premives nb 1 PASSENGERS —Going fom New York, South or to Europe, that have to lay in their p ovisions for the vo: are invited ‘to call and purchase them of the subscriber their cheap cash store, ast by so down, = sew here. snes ‘a F ‘vito Marl 023 intr B97, ‘AND OARBAZA found every description of Boats that the ty of man can sugwest. Look at what he has done and then judge of what he can do. At his establu the bo ste. unrivalled boats, vi Newfoundland; the sixteen foot sai the “Kowp of Hurlgate, and the Paul Pry. row beats Henry Stark, which won 29 races in months; the noble Cimbria; the G. W. Chapman; the forty foot racer for the United States shi ‘ome: the barge Empress for Florida; Tass mounted sig Neptune for Tampico Bay, and a host of ual otras SWE PS AND SCULLS—150,000_ feet on hand also 2,000 feet of Lenard’s celebrated Seutis new branch of his business truly worthy of, Foti Look at the prices, only three and four pence a foot. All the seulls for melas di by the proprietors own hands. Those that won the last race can now, be seen at his office. Sixty awe always on hand. Visit his Bazaars if you desire a treat I work delivered free of charge, ; L. INGE) Le GE 996,406 and 414 Water and 41 Obnery atreets—aole proprietor aed Im*r ALTCHED, Weishes tt i i city ihe largest and most, splendid assortment o! to be found at the subscriber's hei {ies heed iptions of Gort ‘and Si ver Watcher, of of the newest reet from the manufac: turers, in England, France, dae he ts enabled to offera iors er assortinent, aud at mach less prices, at retail, than any other house im the eity. Gold watcher $ as low as $20 to $x aach Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought. i) itches warranted to keep good time, or the money returned. ‘atches, clocks aud jewellery re) repaired in the best manner, taal warsanted lower than at any other place in the o G. C, ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery, uy imr ‘Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall street, up THs SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Wate es Jewelry as low, if not lower, than any other house in the city. To wit: Ould Watches from to $100 each. Silver do. from $5 to $50 each. All watches w. good time or the money reta ned. Watch sical Boxes repaired and warranted, lower than any other b in the city. Second hand watches aire INESS MI ~ IMPORTANT TO B pusivass MEN who keep no bank account can have notes collected through the Butchers and Drovers’ Byuk, and prompt returns made in Butchers and Drovers’ money, by their leaving such notes with Mr, Robert P. Perrin, at the Ba NO yaa Bowery cor Grand st. Mr. Fertia’s references are the Cashver and Company : f the Bank ulé tmtec DEPOT 1% ARTICLES UNDER GARMENTS, &e.tee penders, pocket handkerel wool, merino dilks eqrton, Berlin, bucksii der shirts aud draw tis’ Their assortunent of theabove gools, and all other articles appertaining to a gentleman's wardrobe ave rich, varied, and extensive, and well worthy the attention of the ‘fashionable commanity, they, would particularly recommend their uew tyle of gentlemen's shirts, as containing many iinprorements he shirts at Present manulactured by then, are cut to suit the forin of the wearer, thereby doing away with the large overplus of linen used under the old system of cutting. and ade ‘ouly tothe comfort of form. ‘This improvement was late fair at the Ameriean Institute, 1 awarded to the subscribers; their patent larly recommended to all persons who have » Oraooing. They will be found of immens of sedentary habits, by bracing the shoniders; they. su ik. and expand the cheat, and will be found of no impedi free use ofthe arms. ‘They would also call atten belt. Gentlemen most {ashiouab!e arte, ere i, y of the fades of the or feo] may cena of peing Ce Ryde Kites best and 1 by calling at the old esta be Nas eee aaa PARSELLS S & AGATE 237 | Broadw. of Park fony MAN’S FURNISHING ‘STORE, ant 9 Sm ¥ee 69 MAIDEN LANE, oven: Coats, from + 8 to $i2 ato 8 Frock (soats oto 4 | Dress di 9 Pants teedto 8 Vests seer dto 4 All m , and eut in the Pheri atyle. Over C fonts ‘nade and trimmed fro 0 00 Pants and Vested t i wo 175 Persons farnis scan depend upon hay ing them made Shirts made uj French patterns, on hand | Glovea, Hosiery, Cra 029 Im* ON EXCHANGKS AGAIN RETURN TO THE OLD HE, undersigned, after a seven years? experience of the evi) effects resufting (rom inege stores and Inrger rata, is hapDy go inf hnmaerony caster andthe commanty gene etfrcted (thanks toa conscientious Landlord) a Intra of sod tnd, Nout, Crormery 3) Wall ster: Mor Uiner Buildings, comer of New street, ad fe A iy Ras “wall: known SIGN’ OF THE GOLDEN KLEEUR2a beacon to all who are in quest of good cheap aud fas\cionable gnrments. ‘To such of his old patrons who may have lost sight £ him daring his wandesiugy, he este dtr tars 0, che OM Spot with th hed fame ios d panetual icitsa eall, rrepared with sounble clothe, eassimmers, vestings, i happy to make up in the most f ery aud on reasoua- bie charge fy Cash Oniy he same care ad atention Pe: stowed oa making aud tibyoing, ax when the cloth is archan tdorbim. "C, B: ‘Babcock continues the cuttuax, depart Sign ofthe GoldenFleeee, No ¢ Wail at the best manner. to ordér after the latest and mos Inder garments of all bone pt ment. 020 tmr GENT: EMEN’S OUTFIT TING GOODS. JOHN M. DaVIE3S & JONES, 106 Wrissam Street, CORNER OF JOHN, AVE. received per late arrivals, and now bave in store a full assortment of xoods in ther They feel confident that their stock is not equalled in this exty, aud their goods will be told low for cash, Gentlemen will nd a variety ol new style of ravats, Water Gloves, Dressing, Robes Pocket Handkerchiefs Under Garments of every variety, of manufacture, viz:—- nglishjand American Merino, Shirts and Drawers Lambs Wovl do do Shaker Knit do do Shaker Flannel do do jacks! do do han ‘ibbed Silk ne do Ladies Merino& Silke do ce With a great variety of other si Silk Shirts and Drawers, Ribbed and Plains nade to_order at the shortest uotice. Hosiery, Gloves, Suspeaders, Stock and every other article of outlituag goods. c Oar assortment comprises every ‘style now in use for gentle men, yourh and children at greatly reduced prices. 08% 2m: *m ~ ECONOMY IN GENYTLEM Ns DRE: 38. ALL EXTREMES ARE BAD [7 has, been Araly said that poor goods are aot worth the ex peuse of making, and Slop mde clothes 1s good cloth apolled’” Rxrerreues must have taught. that there are q ose who layit on so thick that imprecations pot Joud, but deep, generally ‘argompany the fist ready of the tall Im: pressed with these f cts, the audersigned ore pursning a midd'e course, avoiding extravagant profi he ove hand, aud keep- ing the vary nest articles on the over, tnade up as efficient eutters,an tax . Brown, and Gn RPROOF DOUBLE MILLED CLOTHS, BEA- ET WEEDS, Ke. FOR OV rs. Cassimmeres in all the new and varions styl ‘or ‘Mtalooos Veatings in rich Velvets, Merino», Uxchmeres, Dre Satins, Silks, &c.. Witha large assortment of Fan ticles, includiag Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, ders, &e. Lorch WILLIAM T. JENNINGH & GO. Bread American | Hotel, compote the Founta 029 Im¥ee CHEAP CasiIL TAILORING ESTABLISH- 304 PEARL STR M EN re 108 BEEKMAN,’ HE Subscriber, well known. for the cheapness and durabil- y of his work, desires to inform his patrons and the pub- lie, that he is now, to suit the ecouomical tendency of the tighes, making warinente of rhe very best quality, at a reductiou of twenty per cent from former prices,and less, it is believed, by twenty pe, cent than garments of the same quality are made by the cheap houses in this city. rthatwentlemen may anderstand what is meant by the following bill of prices is submitted to their ‘coe with a guarantee that the goods shall be of the fist and the fit nnexeetgionable gland Cloth Coats ++++$12 to 16 Pants, of black or fauey ‘double milled cass: +3, to Vests, of silk, satin, 4 Muding! and tiimmiag in whe’ best style, atthe following +8644 to 8 1 to 1K erior West of iach a) TAILORS ~ STINEMETS 'S new and complete system of eacting gare ments of e+ description, is with the wtmost confidence offered to the trade, as bwin g the most practical aud useful work of the kind ever bef re published. The book, which is 12 by 6 inches, contains 1 elegant diagrams ‘of the ‘various kinds of firme with plain, and ample instructions for cutting in «style which cannot be surpassed Tt has already probation of the most talented of the Wrofeanin, od ‘the a Bee Oe sorad Jewelry, wholeaste and | Made annot fail giving entite satisfaction to all who u vetail, No! 331 Broadway, New York. a “The work can be forwarded to any part of the ited ‘Buates 7 ti AMOS R. THOMPSON, _| by addressing the author, No. 93 Cedar street, New ¥urk. aSim*m a HARD FISHE. o3l iin? a TC ae ie PRIVATE TREATISE—This jitle book ieell i 100 Fo ,$00 Mr, Neancis R Cromp, Watch Maker. Grand street, begs,t9 inform his friends and thy Inblic, that indepmdeut of tne" Watch business, he is prepared make advances in cash on gold and silver watches diamonds ver tet sets, spoons forks. and every. description of rold 0: tilver in any’ shape, intended for immediate sale. ” Cash to apy mount para for ola gold aud silver. Watches of every de serition repaired and warranted. 248 Grand street. NT STATUE WOOD & C Is, parlors, offices, stores: eae Land e€onomy are aot equalled by) % ves area Statue of M mounting The one ty any ash: two pedestals nF wood is con five and dumb stove combined, and for a live ove ouly. ‘The fire chamber in the pedestal is ronstructed it: ke, For beauty, com stove in the United States ‘These st ington Father of our country, one for wood and the ovher for eval. structed for means of a revertable place ov forty inthe stove canes the heat to ejreulate through the ie statue, iv tify a furface. “They hive also a hot afr chamber attarhed, end evers sach a manner that the thing being arranged on the. most phe general atility tey cannot fail to gi he seriber invi es the attention of these. to and sat themselves of the above facta. tip he seen ; operation daily wud for sale ony in the city: at 114 Grand etree dhe door east of Broadway. AMES HINDS C re pe fol White B J, SCHMIDT, ORNER of Beosdway aud Chambers street, bees leave t recommend nis Wie es Depot, ['8 Nassiu str: er, where be casiis, cases and bottl s, vizi—" ed es, Rhenish Wines, Mader tte and my re bsg: Burrundy, Museat aad ( hampagne ‘Also—Kum, Gin, Whiskey, Braudy, Extract WAbevathe | ¢ &e. nié “HODGE*S LONDON CORDIAL GIN HIS prone? article can always be obtained at the Win: Vauive, No. Ht Fulton iret gue dove from Dutch street 3 CELEBR areD: LONDON BITTERS. ‘These bitters are highly recom-rended by the Medical Facu! ty of Eu opeas a restor tive for th appetite, «nd eas be use ifs Dare state orm xed with water, wives of liquors. all the erincipal hote!s in nly at No 114 Fajton oc for Boston, Mass — Messi Fy iy ul}. corner Federal streets For Pro fd KR. 1, Mr. Thomas PALS nid Im#ec _ Ove COFFEE WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY, 2 st Cath, ew York. No, 84 Barcla iF Greenwich, NSTANTING "ON HAND, and for sale, Green, Roasted nd Ground Coffees; Ground Pepper, Cinnamon, Alspice, inger, Cloves, Mustard, Mace, Nutmegs, & Coffee Roasted and Ground for Grocers, at the shortest notice. NE. Te Best Peach Orchard, Red Ash,Double Sereened,fror the yard (38 Washington street, corver of Desbrosses st, a s, delivered free of cartage,, and weighed by a city Adeduction +f 2) cents if takea from boats, at the foot y strevt, every Way, ; “State PATRICK KERRIGAN. —Li Nat Size $5.00 Stove $5,12}¢, and fresh broken: ote gs 18 per tom, of the beat Peach Girehard Aaly well sereene, weished by a.city waigher and delivered free of cart sae, A redoction of VELER Ch the boatr. NE T ‘designed for thone who require as ‘on cagtat infections eomplainea, and. in which ‘most convenient treatment ip Plain and | faithful manu is'$1.. ‘The present advertisement, however, is to, state fat the author bas now published the most interesting chapter “that on the causes which render these compraints so obstinate ind ageriug—in the form of a single letter, which he supplies, tree of expense, to auy oue Wishing it. Hys reasons for doing his are given in the letter iteelf; and in this, also, will be seen why 40. many persons suffer ou from month to month with a omaplaint w vo is so prone to affect the mind as well as faue: (Ons of the body, and which is 20 easily and speedily cured then once its nature is explained. Bat leat it should be supposed that the letuer here rsferred to srofeases more than it really contains, the author begs co state, hat beside his, long experienes, Ie hag testimonial letters ov ‘he subject his integrit and skill from the most em‘uent chysieian to the most eminent in America, as Si Astley Cooper to Dr. Mott, of New Yor Dr. Physrek, of "nila eiphia aud the s; and also that bg. is periaitted to refer a pirate. cure vaician of eminence fy the ¢ oS nae er oat algo tarther state, thay, ve sulted on tiseasen “oF thee aacure at hia private resid 0. 88 Green: him’ with ther of disease, wii] Thich, in general, alt? r ach street, atany hour, and those who by onfidence, even in the ciost complicated). ve surprised at the ease and quickness with .: hey will obtain a eure. DOCTOR YOURSELF PKIVATELY. TR. GREGORY may be consulted confidentially at all hours of the day or event, at ts private residence, U1 Barclay street, near Broadway fle has been very successful in the reatment of those * Put cared” eases. which always po Crmidable to physicians of but Little ex vont consideration which. has not Ween overlooked ‘da. ting of remedies to the con ally desire co obtain a cure as le, Knowi eople have a desire for information u, on suhjne enpeciatls, whiea they are dees tere ted, tely published the fourth edition of as engravings—is much improved mony subjects of interest and symy5 pre a luced to bodily aud mental weakness, incapacit under the head Of private maladie yractical method of y and pructag: tunately need its tei nis private treatise. 1’ « nad ec larged, and embvrn coms ol disease aot by ‘The various form: and suffering, whieh we faithfully delineated, and the pest Ainiag sound health ; 1 is a work plai sd 0 the use of all those who mi ly assistance, of whatever age or sey. Feating, upon impotence nibie of utioual o all class ne sexual debility bas 0 wt constitution, and duly the means of escape, int the eertainey, of restoration. It shows how pares aud thes are deceived by the outward physigsl ap) earance—how the attenuation of the frame, caipitation of the heart, deranye and a train of from ‘whence res: wad doth useful and interest ecaileat monitor, where s sual ads Upou the health ment of the nervou: cough, indigestion, symptoms indie en ager wrong causes, when inreali y they are e juences of allurins and pernicious practice, alike destructive to the min and body. ure is worthy of particular attent ‘he autho vethod of trea: and affords a positive an- ally only a very short time in warrant. to cur: every case re, and guarantee the same to be permanent.— which he emptoys enabl him to obtain complete uceaas inevery instance the Rag of the book above, elladed ty to is © bent and nay be our of the day or & oT, al te crit Barclay svrect, near the Par, avd also wt othe which are drug stores, viz by mplaint is without p re, rein, had at any C1 N den Lane. No deg No Marke thet. X a st. No ter No. }. cor. of Walker st. 0. 63 Bowery, Boi corners of Broadway and Chambers street. The book will be sent in q sealed envelope to those wh aa so to order it—it ue also be seut by mail on har, a w uot | Price Two Cents. City Entetligeuce. Police Office —Suriay, Nov. With. —Tux Metinos Hoovr—This noto; " d thousands in this city by th plices, and who was recently bailed unde rari by lawyer Russell, and ber pa Last Aw ons Woman Who aid of her uccom- a writ of certio- ther, Alexunder Hoghe, eto the penitentiary forsix monthe.was again day evening, With her keeper Hog verand ity prison on acharge of grand larceny “ihe complainant is Ohio, who was robbe Mr. William Sorrell, of Fuirheld County, of $70 while in her company, in the 1iug. Sorrell met Melinda in Robin. ington, and held sweet converse iformed him that she was a married lady, y’ part of the ev street, newr with her but being much amitten with the personal apy nce of the said Sorrell, she could not forbid herself the pleasure of conducting him to her boudoir. Nothing loth, Mr. 8. ac- companiod the female to ther house near by, where he re- tired to bed, she very care ne play his clothes upon a chair at the foot of the be ie pals had ‘vge remained in | bed long before a ku as ta rd at the door, and the fe- | mnale exclaimed in “My God, there’s my j husband! Not wishing to be caught in bed with another man’s spouse, our Obiotriend 1 out of bed, dressed himsell,and leit the house, making the longest kind of tracks for his hotel. On looking in his pocket book he discover. ed that all his money was gone, consisting of $49 in gold and silver, an juntity of uneurrent money Worth about $90. Our Ohio friend made application to the watch, who | passed the nymph, Melinda, nes threshold of the door | of the house’ where the theft had buen committed, and Sor- rell al once identifying her, she was taken to the wateb- house Anothe ing to escap found x | spot wh change, such as Sorrell had lost, feet from the curbs! , several dollars in silver were found a tew . Where they had evidently been | thrown by Melinda, They have at last been caught, with sufficient evidence against them to obtain a conviction, and we shall closely watch the movements of all concern: ed to defeat justice being fully rendered. Coroner's OMlice.Suniay Drar bout 11 o’clock on Saturday night, the cries of “murder!” “fire!” and “wateh !” were heard issuing from a basement in the house of Isaac C, Cox, on the cor- ner of Washington and Hoboken streets, and when one of the watchmen arrived, le observed flames issuing from the back basement. With assistance, the flames were ex- tinguished, and it wax dixcovered that a female was lying on the f eolfully burned. This female was Marge Ca an ubout 6) years of age, Who kept a stand in Clinton Market for some past, and had been living ‘The woman died soon Nov. 19.—Buanep To. with aman named James Mead. after being discovered, and ax Mead and herself led a per- feet cat and dog life, qua cions of foul play adducs day, relling continually, some suspi- excited, but trom tLe testimony ner, at his inquest, holden yester- xplaned, it appeared in evidence { before th these all came into a porter house near by, about 10 wer i there till the alarm of fire was given the deceased was an intemperate woman, it is Supposed that she was cooking and her clothes cenght fire. Her money was found in her pocket, and her gold watch hanging up. There were no marks of violence on her body. fhe jury gave a verdiet of death from acei- dental burning. ds remai Superior Court, Belore a full Bench. Decisions.—Satunpay, Nov, Itth —Wetherell and others vs. Jacob wicker, (late Sherif)—The defendant asked for Judgment, as in case of nonsuit. Appeal dismissed with- ‘out costs, Joseph W. Corlies vs. W. C. H. Waddell.—This was a petition for an order to compel the defendant to pay back the sum of $4000 paid by the plaintiff'as security for the appearance of a certain man named Bottomley, who had been arrested on a writ issued by Commissioner Ra- pee, ofthe U. 8. District Court, for smuggling goods, but who was conveniently absent. The amount was paid to the defendant aa Deputy Marshal, and it is now claimed back on the grounds that the Commissioner had no right to take in criminal cases, and that it was paid in error, The petition was denie Reuben Hi. Tou Sherif’ Hart—The defendant sund that the verdict of the New trial granted, Action of Tres- dgment for the plain- Timothy B. Reduond va, John Demurrer to declaration. Fliza Sharp vs. Henrietta: Miller —Motion for @ judg ment, as in case of nonsuit granted with costs, Cireult Coa Before Judge Kent. Nov. 18.—John M. S¢ vy. vindvew Bowden. —This is an ction on & breach of covenant. The defendant became ity for the due and faithful performance of a con- itered into between the plaintiff and certain masons, eting of an unfinished wall on the property cial article in the bond. was, that all monies advanced by the plaintiff to the ma sons, to aid them in carrying on the work, was to be re- dnd bythe. dks cue the work war not done ct. The sum advanced was $153, demands. The defence set up is, that the work was done in accordance with the plan given by the plaintiff. ‘The case will be continued to-day. r as ‘To-Day.—Nos. 109, 151, 126, 127, 131, 1 19, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 146, 197, 158. Latest From Onecox.—We have had the plea- sure of conversing with William Sutton, a resident of Oregon Territory, and who left the settlement at Wallamet Falls about the middle of May. He was three months in reaching the settlement on the Missouri, and was the bearer of a petition to the American govern t from the residents of Ore- gon Territory, asking the government to extend the laws and jurisdiction of the republic over that inter- esting territory. Mr. 3. met the caravan of emi- grants on the route, which has before been noticed by us, as also two smaller parties, bound for Ore- gon, He speaks of the settlement as prosperous— nealthy—that the soil, although not equal in fertili- ty to oun, yet Phi ing sure crops of wheat, bar- ley and oats. Emigrants with moderate expecta. tions, industrious, frugal and moral, are likely to do well. No money in circulation, but teatled is by arter—no law for the collection of debts, but debta always paid. A. town is growing up at the falls of Wallamet. Dr. McLaughlin, the British Cea Le er of fort Vancouver, claims the site by nght of discovery, or as I established a post there some years since. H laid out a town, and is now selling lots, giving deeds, &e. He’ warns American citizens not to interfere with his claims. ‘The American settlers are very much perplexed by his interference on the south side of the river. The Wallamet furnishes an immense water power suit- able for machine Two grist and saw mills are by this time built at that place—one owned by Dr. McLaughlin, who, by means of his great wealth, is determined to break down the American owners Cave 133, 134 ae, 183, of the other mills. The settlers are paeat | expect- ing the United States to protect the ri her own citizens in her own territory. ‘Wheat, which ed for sale, is worth about at fort Vancouver. This price is not paid in mon’ but in goods, at a low rate. Money will not parchians goods as low by 2% per cent wheat or beaver skins. is the principal erop rai eighty cents per _bushe' Mr. Sutton is so well satisfied with the country, that he designs to return and spend his days there. If emigrants should continue to pass into Oregon for a few Mh as rapidly as they have the present year, the will soon be able to protect themselves from the 4 pacity of the British Hudson Bay and Northwestern ar Company. The settlement has now a military company, well commanded.—Spring field.) Jowr= nal, Nov. 9. MIsMANAGEMENT or ‘tHe Post Orrtce —The it. regularity of the mails trom New Orleans, is very inconvenient. We have this morning, from that place, ith, 6th, ¥th and 10th. It often occurs that ns papers reach New York aday belore they yi loc what reason wedo not know.—Phila. 1; on Mon- n Tuesday ; today we ay we had no Northern ma Hoe it came through from Charleston; from Mobile ,; and_ yesterday from Baltimore aay hove a mail from New York, but the chances are against Once a week isas often as the Tostrarter General cnn a'ford a Boston or New York mail tothe New Orleuns people.—New Orleans Tropic, Nov. 9. _Jersey Fisterwey Sevrexcen, &c.—George aul Thomas Shoemaker, who were cons me tin » in the Burlington, (N.J) Oyer fishing in the river Delaware, present term im ed dollars each, and ether with Samuel Nn- with a gill net, we sentenced to pay a fir costs. ‘The sanie two persons, t gent, were sencenced at the same time to pay @ fine of tw tive dollars cach, for an assault and battery on In Toy. Aman convicte! for barglary, reine cape on Saturday from the jail in Mount Holly, N. J was @ ‘Jon Sunday morning at the Red Lion trivial in Bucks county — Mount Holly Mirror. Satine ov Misstos —K Messrs. J. B. Binney and 1. Bullard, and Mr. Thomas 8, Ranney, with their wives, and Mise Lathrop, sailed yes- terday from the whart in Charlestown, as missionaries to two gentlemen are to and preaching to the nary printing urman empire. ‘The form svoted to the work of teaching is—the latter to take charge of a mi Kar establishment. They go out under the uspices of the American Board of Foreiga Mi A iad ‘was of- fered on the occasion by the Rev. ‘The Rev. Walter Gunn and lady sailed in the same othity as mission- aries to the Teloogoos of southern India, under the patron- age of the Missionary Soe) f the Lutheran Evangeli- cal Church.—Boston Mere. Jow p. IT. < are inforniea by a gentleman ist evening, from Lewis county, wville, &c., an? the «lavored with’ capital sleigh- (Wednesday) was eighteen on runners to within seve seem strenge when we add that there was little or no know at Watertown, farther north, but nearer the lake, We learn algo, that the sle bing was nearly as good—nearly a foot in depth, and har frozen in Franklin county,—.Jibany sdrgue, Now. 1% Lerening —W arrived he ! i whe