The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1843, Page 3

BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Paitapptruia, Nov. 28, 1843. Verdict m the Homicide Case—Bank Directors— U.S. Steam Frigate Princeton—Tippling House Cases—Theatricals—A Tailor in Trouble—Fune- ral of F. R. Hassler—-Episcopalian Church Almanac—Business. James Gorpon Benner, Esq.— Dear Sin— athe Jury in the case of the colored man William Thomas, alias Conally, indicted for the murder of James Brister, were charged last evening in the most impartial manner by Judge King, and retired at 10 o’clock to deliberate upon their verdict.— They came into Court this morning at 12 o’clock, and returned a verdict of ‘Guilty of murder in the Second Degree.” The punishment for the offence is imprisonment in the Eastern Penitentiary for a term not exceeding twenty years nor less than six years, 1 am enabled to-day, to give you the names of the gentlemen elected’ drectors’ of the Souihwark Bank, thereby completing the list of the directors of all the banks, at xp. elections were held un- der their charter on Monday. The following were elected for the Southwark Bank, to wit:— ‘Thomas Sparks, Lewis Clark, John Baker, Samuel Castner, Peter Williamson, Walter Thompson, Louis Roberts, Benjamin Tevis, Edward C. Wright, James Spencer, John C. Kartsher, D. Henry Flickwir, and Ro- bert Clark. aie _ The United States steam-frigate Princeton, hay- ing been fitted for sea, will be moored off Walnut street wharf to-morrow and for several days subse- quently, to afford our citizens a favorable opportu- nity of visiting her. The gentlemanly and gallant Captain R.. F. Stockton, will provide’ a steamboat gratutiously to put those desirous of examining her on board, © This distinguished officer will merit and receive the decided approbation of all who appre- ciate the politeness of motive that induced this popular move. : After the rendition of the verdict in the ho- micide case, the Court of Quarter Sessions, before Judges Campbell and Parsons, commence the trial of the ppling house indictments, and re- turned verdicts of not guilty against two of those indicted, adjudging the county to pay the costs. The National was filled again lest evening, the attraction being tbe personation of a Yankee cha- racter by Silsbee, and the popular and_ successful drama of the “Mysteries of Paria which has had & most unprecedented run, and will be played for the last time to-morrow (Friday) night. The Italian Opera TeCUDs i regret to say, had another bad house at the Chestnut last night. They conclude here this week, the patronage tendered being insufficient to induce them to extend their engagement, On to-morrow evening Booth will appear at this house “for one night only,” on his way to the South, returning, however, on Monday, with Wallack, they being ‘engaged to appear to- ether next week at the Chestnut street Theatre.— hope they will be successful in revivifying the en- ervated fortunes of this house. Howe’s equestrian troupe at the Walnut streeet, continue to draw fair houses, the vgriety given by the constant change of performance ‘rendermg this company very popular. Great preparations are being made for the suc- Seeetal mrodiption of the new grand spectacle of “The King of the Mist,” and IT am told it will ex- ceed in gorgeous splendor any thing ever brought out by the successful and enterprising Wemyss, whose ability in the melo-dramatic line is prover- bial. Our ie talented townsmon, Conner, is to be the King of the Mist, which is of itself enough to secure its success. It will be produced on Monday night at the National. ’ll look in and faithfully chronicle all that my, be said about it. A knight of the cabbage and_ shears was yester- day committed by Alderman Rees for obtaining goods under false pretences. Having succeeded in procuring from various peisons a large quantity of clothes to be made up, he made a @ishonest dispo- sition of them, by, to use a familiar phrase, ‘* put- ting them Ba the spout.” He will reap the reward of his folly by a residence at Cherry Hill. . While f write, the funeral of Hassler, the super- intendent of the U,S. coast survey, and the con- structor of the U. S. standards of weights and mmeasures, is passing up Chestnut street; it is attend- ed by a long concourse of carri: es, and as there ment in State stocks; stocks of those States,too, that are the most rabid repudiators. English capitalists were eager to seize the slightest favorable report from this country. The speech of Mr, Webster had a more favorable influence across the Atlantic than it had here. The revolution in public opinion, in this country, on the subject of repudia- tion, has been so great that individuals interested have taken the flatt8ring unction to their souls, that as all the defaulting States could pay if disposed, they would, ‘The late election in Mississippi will have a great moral effect ; it is the first voice of the people through the ballot box. The anti-bond paying candidate for Governor, is probably elected; and this event will have a great influence in the legislatures of other States during the approaching winter. ‘The fact will go to Europe, and create a reaction in confi- dence, that will defeat all the endeavors of the State com- missioners that have lately been made to redeem their liabi- lities. In the present state of our credit abroad, holders of stock are very sensitive; and a fact, like the one above given, willdestroy what little faith they had left in our good intentions. The loan to Illinois, that has been so long under negotiation, yet stands on very precarious ground. Notwithstanding the document, containing the terms, has been signed by Messrs. Hope and Co., Messrs. Baring & Co., Messrs. Magniac, Jardine & Co., and the Rothschild’s, there still seems to be considerable doubt whether the negotiations will be followed by any practical results, Only two signatures, besides those of the firms above named, have been obtained, although the stock is held by many individuals. The measures adopted by those who have signed—the complete want of confidence in the statements of the Commissioners—the sending out an agent and engineer—all show what little faith they have in re- publican credit or integrity Another discovery has lately been "made, the effect of which will be confined to the limits of our own country ; but it will tend to ruin the credit of the State concerned abroad. ‘The legislature of Ohio authorised the Fund Commissioners to negotiate a loan in this city, for $1,500,000, at 7 per cent, to pay off'the domeatic creditors of the State, Estimates of the amount due were made by the Board of Public Works, and in au- thorising the loan, the legislature made liberal allowances forcontingencies. It now appears that checks have been issued to the creditors, by the Board of Public Works, for an amount much larger than the appropriation. This adoption of power by these individuals to cover their own false movements, whether made through ignorance or de- sign, is another of the many acts of the people’s servants that have fastened upon them the galling epithets from other nations that affect this cqyntry at large. The ove" issue was for debts actually due ; but in the power to make the issue lays the danger. The amount is said to be quite large—reaching over $150,000. The State of Ohio will have to husband its resources, to maintain its credit at home. A French paper, after analysing the constitution of the United States of America, in a long article, suggests, that as none ofthe great powers of Europe think it expedient to take legal proceedings against the defaulting States of the American Union for the recovery ofthe debts due by them, fearing by such a proceeding to produce a crisis, that the only means by which the Union could be withdrawn from the humiliating position which it at present occupies, would be to induce some of the minor powers—(the Princi™ pality of Hesse Hombourg, for example)—to institute legal proceedings in the Supreme Court of the United States for the recovery of any part of the loans contracted by the States of the Union that remain unpaid. The position adopted by the States of this Union, in so boldly repudiating immense debts, is so modern a principle, that the honest powers of Europe, wish to test the strength of the plan by appealing to the only power their acquaintance with our constitution suggests. ‘The prices of stocks of repudiating States in this market are at present much higher than usual, in consequence of the abundance of money, and the spirit of speculation so general through Wall street. Their value has not in creased ; for not one} of them has shown an anxiety or disposition to pay; and we much doubt whether the legis- latures of those States, the deepest in trouble, have nerve enough to pass the necessary laws required to recover their former position. States acknowledging their are none walking, I presume the destination of the okt is Laurel Hill. é ei The Episcopalians here complain greatly of the Church Almenac,” published in your ciiy, or at least of the style in which it has been got up. They suggest that a good edition may be printed at a raised price, large size, white paper, a rivulet of ial through a meadow of margin. Business 18 Neither brick o yet dull, in mercan- tile parlance ; say, a fair average—I think good 10r this time of year. Yours, We. f Stocks at Phitadelphi: irard Bank, $3; 68 do Reading Railroad, 23; 4; $2,000 Reading Bends, 1850, 78; $1,000 do, 78; $2,000 do 78; $1,000 do, 773; 194 shares Vicksburg Bank, 5; 160 Wilmington Railroad, 18}; 39 Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, 4]; 49 United States Bank, 5{; $1,000 State 5's, 71, $5,000 do, 71; $5,000 do, 71; $5, do, 71; $2,000 do, 71; 1,000 do, 71; $2,000 do, 79}; 5,000 do sdf 70}; $1,000 do, 704; $570 do, 70; $2,000 do, 70}; $5,000 do, 70}; $1,000 do, ‘705; $500 do, 70}; $400 State 6’s, 1846, cash, 7 $327 60do, 76; 50 shares Mechanics’ Bank, 5 $08 9 State 6's, 1843, 75; $10890 do old, 1846, 75; $108 90 do ni °46, 75; $117 25 do, old annual, 75; $5,000 State 5's batt, 70} 00 shares Girard Bank, 8}; 100 do 8}; 100 do 8}; 116 do, 81; 100 do, 84; 23 do, 8; 100 do, 8}; 100 do, 8}; 1,450 State ots, ut $1,000 do 5's, 70; $30 93 do 6's, 76; $1,000 do 5's 5 do, baf, 703; 2 shs Penn’a Bk, cash, 224, 5 do cash, 223; 15 do Far & Mechs’ Bk; 40]; $800 Lehigh 6s, 1845, 55; $400 do, 35; $1,000 do, 35; 5 shs Wilmington RR, 18}- Sxcoxp Boarv.—75 shares Norristown RR, 3; 25 do Planters’ Bk Tenn, cash, 70; 100 do Girard Trust, 21; $2000 Reading RR 6's, 1350, 773; 431 shares Girard Bank, 8}; 32 do, 8}; 140 do Reading HR, 23; 50 do bSf 23; 94 do Wi min R, 18f; 4do North America Bk, 380; 3do Phila- delphia Bk, 944; 20do Western Bk, 46. LATEST gourHurn SHIP NEWS | ~ y 23: 5 rt i Je aan Richnond, Emily, Smith: Waldoboro: Diamoud Phnoak, Falter; Buchiogton, Wikon, Boston; M Hapuah, NYor Bavtimors, Nov 22—Arr Boston, Hamilton, Boston: Moore, Demerara; Lois, Honeywell, Hartford; Maria, Ho ‘York; Spartan, Frankfo: Del joston; Eliza Hand, Baker; Trvall, ‘Smith, Providence. Cld Bohl. Bohlen, . Bremen; Com Warrington, Gat hell Le rto Cabello; Coamopolite, Morgan, NYork — rd. NOrleans; J W Paige, Baltimore, Boston; Maria, NBedford, r ALEXANDRIA, Nov 21—Are Reward, [Br] Eaton, St Lucia. HMOND, Nov 21—Arr Hannah, Cheever, Salem Nonvoux, Noy 2I—Arr Helen Maria, NYork, Sld_Grafton, Gardner, Rio, Arr 20th, St Leon, Bangor; Wabash, Boston.— Cid JT’ Bertine, Santa Graz," 8: ks, Nov A Emeline, Tatem, Fish, NYork; Camill ky Rhode Island. Chi il, Buren, Babcock, Brown, ‘NYork General Record. Scnr Sianat, Walton, of Sslisbury, from Arecibo, PR. for Norfolk, with a cargo of aha aud mol was cast away on Currituck beach, near New [nlet, 13th inst Vessel cargo, eae probaly. ‘a few hhds molasses, will be a total toss; carge insw Corumaus, Cade, from Philadelphia — York, put reakwater 20th inst. in diatress, having been in Scott, hence. (or. Vi on Sunday ie Harbnn nadaustaived ‘considerable damage. MONKY MARKET. Thursday, Nov. 23—6 P M. Stocks have fallen off to day. The sales were smaller, and prices tending downwards. Long Island declined 1} percent ; Harlem 13 ; Farmers’ Loan 2; Ohio 6's 1860, } Indiana, } ; Kentucky, }; Mohawk advanced 1 ; Canton Company, J, The brokers of both Boards are getting in aeep, and a heavy decline in any stock would sensibly af- fect the whole, although such is the great abundance of money, they must recover again, ‘The Norwich Railroad borrowed of the Worcester Rail road Company thirty-five thousand dollars, and gave their bonds for the amount. The Worcester Company lately sold those bonds, at par, without endorsement. ‘This loan ‘was to enable the Norwich Company to extend their road to deep water, which will make a conveyance from New York to Boston over that road much more convenient than before this improvement. The above sale, made without recourse to the parties disposing of the bonds, shows that the standing of the Norwich Company is becoming good, and its credit established. The stock is rapidly rising in this market, and the condition of the Company appears very prosperous. The receipts and expenses up to Nov. 1, for 1842 and 1843, are as follows :— Receipts. E: enses. Exe indebtedness, but not pay- States repudiating part of their 8 ing interest. indebtedness. Pennsylvania, Indiana, Mississippi, Maryland, ' Ilinois, Michigan, Louisiana, Arkansas, Florida Territory. ‘The amount repudiated is $10,300,000, with the interest on that amount for several years, One half of this amount is against Mississippi, which they have again refused to acknowledge, by taking the popular vote of the State.— ‘Ta nev ar ng and the candi’ date who placed fle oteshign Sit SSARD J 2 nearly three thousand majority. Holders of Union Bank bonds may consider their value settled ; they are a perma- nent investment, ‘The indebtedness of the State of Pennsylvania is so great, that the taxes of her population must be increased im. mensely to meet the interest on the present amount.— Great efforts will be made in her legislature, but the weight is already too heavy that lays about the necks of her people, and we have not the slightest hopes that it will be increased. With a debt larger than that of any other State in the Union, her population are more unwilling to be taxed. We see no chance forthe Rev. Sydney Smith, Specie is daily arriving at Mobile and New Orleans from the north, particularly from this city; $236,000 ar rived on the 13th inst. from New York, and $37,000 from St. !Louis; $200,000 arrived at Mobile, $110,000 of which was for the bank, and the balance for commercial firms. A large amount of the new issue of Treasury notes has been received in New Orleans from this city. The Cus_ tom House demand was nearly satisfied, but they were in request for northern remittances. The late law passed by the Legislature of Ten- nessee, to investigate the Bank of Tennessee and its branches, is very rigid; each branch has a setof commissioners, whose duties are confined to the branch. The law requires an immediate report, which must be very full, containing every detail neces, sary to give the public all the information necessary to give them acorrect insight into their condition. ‘This right. This investigation the banks should have demand” ed; they can only retain the little confidence the public have in them, by giving the greatest publicity to their re- 1 Baxx or Gronata, Noy. 6, 1843 Centra 779,745 Loans and discounts, 1,458,726 pital, ! «8. stirplus revenue,1,051,422 B: 7 i 66,995 State Bonds, 186,316 ion, 673,522 Bank Stock, 58) '300 per cent Bonds, 520,144 Com.W. & Atlantic R. 409,078 Sales atthe Stock isxchange. 310000 State 534’s, 1961 rs Loan 10000 Oh.o 5's, 1860 a0) do ” 5000 do. 101 000 Kentucky bds 360 104 16000 do 104 do D3t 104) 10000 do. 104 4000 do 5's, shrt In 93 25000 Indiana 41 000 do 30 41 e.g 5000 lo 15000 Tilinois bonds 4 15000 do. 3000, do 2000 do 1900 Alabama 5's 5000 Penn’a 5's y 7's, 1942 $105,143 04 91 «1, to Nov. 1, 1842, 43° 53,305 ae doe Gs: Tees, “10/504 01 82,616 34 Gr'8T7 67 Several items of expense, caused by accidents, are in cluded in the account for 1843, which swells the amount more than $6000 above what it would have been, in the usual running of the road, The number of shares is 16,000. The interest paid on their whole debt is $45,000, ‘and ifthe receipts for November and December this year, exceed those ofthe same period last, the same per cent pre. vious months have, the company will have earned a divi, dend of $2.50 per share, ‘The renewed confidence in American State stocks, which the late advices from this country, received in We give the quotations in the English market at'the latest date, London created, will, wefear, be short live compared with previous prices :— Ohio, 6 Pennsylvania, 5 4 entacky, eS enews, ee ‘The above comparative jtable shows a great improve- 1000 City 2000 do’ 1837 116 2000 NY Wer tn, '70 102% 400 do 68 13shas Manhattan Bk 9 100 do 810 67% 20 Union ‘ 16 20 Mohawk 46 10 Bk of America 10 do b30 47 30 City Bk 105 50 do b60 47 20 Phenix 93 400 Paterson 64 5 Bk of Com 99 lo 64 100 do serip 991% 200 Harlem 10 40) 125 lo 99'¢ 100 do 40 250 Farmers’ Ln 173 do 09 do 90 2845 550 do 100 do 28 1900 do. 30 do 29% 300 do 100 do big 2830 do 2%» do ‘b50 2755 50 do 5 do 50 do 100 do 36027 50 do $5000 “ has Hi RR Mlinois bonds 4250 shas Harlem av ‘57 shas Norwich & % 50 do 53 40 a ES a 60 49 100 Farmers’ Ln & Tr 50 do 2 «64500 do 40) New York Public Stock Excha Y¥ 107 25 shas Fi 6 di % 25 % 5 oe 20 Phenix Bk 200 Vicksburg 100 do. 10 Trust Fire Ing 25 Meeh 25 Mi 25 1000 do 50 6000 Ilinois 6's, 1870 175 1000 do. 0 10000 do. 50 2000 do $0 Lon, a 50 1000 a 1000 = do 4 55 State of Trade. Asnes—P.ts are firm at $4.62}, althou little doing. Pearls still command $6 12). Corron—Purchasers come up to the holders’ terms more freely. The sales reach nearly 2,500 bales, making 6,500 sold Within the past ten days," Prices are firm at the de- cline, which has been confined principally to the lower races. ™ Provisions Some activity prevails. Beef does not vary from our last quotations, either in price or demand. Prime pork we quote er ee at $10; mess do at $11 26/@11 374. The demand for both is good. Lard is not very active : kegs are held at 6}¢, and barrels at 5|@6¢. Cheese is very brisk, igh there is ver: Sale small. a both for export and domestic consumption. A_ moderate Tonacco—The demand isfconfined principally to lower of preg bys i ae _ — aa haa a e quote 3@34¢. “There isa small su reign market, There is very little doing. estbitied _ We have received from the French Consul the follow- ing, which we hasten to lay before those interested :— Those merchants who intend to sell exotic tobacco for the supply of the royal manufactories, are notified that proceedings will take place by the Minister of Finances, at a public sitting, to the adjudication of sealed proposals, viz ‘The 27th December, 1843. Ist—Of three millions seven hundred thousand kilo- grammes of Kentucky leaf tobacco, of the growth of 1842 and 1844—type 1, 300,000; type 2, 3,400,000, 2d—Of seventy-five thousand kilogrammes of Havana leaf tobacco (vuelta abajo) of the growth of 1843—type 1, 50,000; type 2, 25,000, The 28th December, 1843, Of one million of kilogrammes of Kentucky leaf tobac- co (say crossed, forthe manufacturing of tobacco at reduc- ed prices,) of the growth of 1842 and 1843, The 26th January, 1844. _Ist—Of one million three hundred and twenty thousand kilogrammes of Virginia leaf tobacco, of the growth of 1842 and pena) 1, 120,000; type 2, 1,200,000, 2d—Of two millions two hundred and thirty thousand kilogrammes of Maryland leaf tobacco, of the growth of the same years—type 1, 130,000; type 2, 2,100,000, 3d—Of sixty thousand kilogramm va leaf tobac- co, of the growth of uery Crd 1, 30,000; type 2, 30,000. 4th—Of two millions of kilogrammes of Hungary leaf hobanos {Dabestaen and Szegedin, * 2 1,000,000 1,000,000, rate proposals will be req) ‘The proposals will be la Council at the opening of the sitting. Samples approved by the Minister of Finances, to serve as a base for each udication, will be placed at the disposal of merchants, e office of the Tobacco Administration of Paris, and d for cach of these on the table of the tl atthe Royal manufactories of Paris, Havre, Bordeaux, Marseilles and Morlaix. The samples in conformity to which the 4 y be made, will be deposited at the Paris manufactory, they can be seen every day, from 12 o’elock to 4 o'clock P.M (Signed) VTE, H. SIME Director of the Tobacco Adm —Drudge we quote at 23¢, wad barrel at 2444. he receipts down thejriver are fully equal to the demand, which is quite active. Sales rule at 40@43c. Breapsterrs—Articles under this head are in better de- mand. Sales of Genesee flour are at $4 56@4 62, mostly at the former rate. Southern kinds range from $450to $4 ; Michigan $456. Wheat is seare—price $1@105, Rye is down to 65¢; New Orleans corn 53/@51¢: North River, 56@07¢; oats, 30@31¢. Annexed are the latest returns for other markets. Prices oF FLouR ren Bannes. Portland, Nov. 20,.. . .$5 2/@ Good demand Albany, No’ se 4 06/@4 mall dem’d Buffalo, Noy. 21,. 3 B3@ ctive sales Rochester, Nov. 18-.. 3 96@ — 0 remark Adrian, Nov. 16 3 T9@) fo remark Baltimore, Nov.'21,... 4 37/@4 50 ather inactive m the west, at Albany, on Monday very heavy, amounting in the aggre- gate to 25,634 bbls, The canals arenow in fine navigab! order, and from present indications, forwarders have the Rrospect of another week before the clase of navigation. Phe trade and commerce of Albany were never more ai tive. On Friday there were upwards of eighty schooners and square rigged vessels laying at the wharves and in the Basin, besides umerous sloops, tow-boats, canal boats and other craft. Our dates from Buffalo are to the 2ist inet. ‘The canal remained free from ice, and the weather mild but rainy. Indeed, there had scarcely intervened three days since the Istof October, without rain. Of course the roads a precedentedly heavy and difficult to travel. ‘The enquiry for grain continued good, an all the samples on the mar- ket met with attent on, Sales of 1,100 bushels of Wabash, at 754¢, and the same was offered for Sandusky, but refus- ed, the holders asking 77¢. Receipts were full’ Another can of corn was afloat, from the Wabash canal, but not onthe market. Michigan flour, in various parcels, was goin off at $363, but Monroe city, or similar choice rands, could not be had forthat quotation, Several of the heaviest invoices arriving from the west, were going into store for the winter's retail trade. Ous—There is no change in this market. Last week 113,400 gallons sperm oil were sold in New Bedford, at 78¢ cash; also 100 bbls. right whale oil, at 40¢. 1. Arrivals of flour fr and Tuesday, we Brighton Cattle Market. ? Nov. 20.—At market, 3,000 cattle (about 1,900 of which were beef cattle) and '1,100 stores, 5,200 sheep, and 1,420 swine. Pricrs—Beef Cattle—We quote a very sinall number ex- tra $4 25@4 50; first quality $4(@4 25; second quality $3 50@3 75; third quality $2 50@3 26. Barrelling Cattle—Mess $3 12}; No. 1, $2 634 Stores—Two year old $@12; three year old $11@l Sheep—Dull. © Small lots at 60¢, 75¢, 92¢, $1.38 and 150. Wethers from $1 25 to $2. Swine—Good lots to peddle 4¢ for sows, and ¢ for bar- rows. Ohio shoats 3](3}¢ for sows, 41 4¢ for barrows. Old hogs from 3 to 4g. At retail from 4} to 6¢. Foreign Markets. Havaya, Nov. 9.—The cargo of the Mary Clark, from Charleston, 6ay 260 casks, has been closed by us to-day, at l0}rs. In the face of the ‘arrivals daily expected, we ‘do not think that the Mary Shields’ parcel, still on hand, will be worked off, without a moderate reduction on these rates. Our produce market offers little to comment upon. We quote white sugars 64/@8}; yellow o4(@6) browns 44 @5; cucurocho 34@3. Very little doing. Coffees, new 3; No. 2, $2. crop, 54(@6, for extremes. Our supplies come in slow. ‘The stock of molasses is almost entirely exhausted. EX- change—Sterling, Tle: Suan ace m ma Married, On Wednesday, 220 inst, in St. Peter’s Church, by the Rev, Dr, Pise, Witi1am A. Smeets, to Miss Mancany H., second daughter of Mr. John W. Herbert, all of this city. Died, On Wednesday, 22d inst. at his late residence, No. 459 Greenwich street, Sitas W. Sawin, in the 42d year of his 0. "The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon at three o’clock ; also, the Veteran Corps. Boston papers please copy. On the 12th inst. at Marbletown, Ulster county, Sorta, wife of Dr.N. J. Shearrer, late f this city, aged 28 yea {iG> The funeral of Isaac B. Suva, who was attached to the pilot boat Eclipse, and who was drowned at Peck slip | on Thursday morning, will take placeat Sylvator, Staten | Island, from the house of his grandfather, at the hour of 2 o'clock, this afternoon. . The friends of the family, and those connected with the Pilot establishment, are respectfully invited to attend. Tho steamboat leaves Whitehall at 19} o'clocl | an Passengers Arrived. Rio Janeino—Barque Coosa—E D Steward, D La Grice. ign Importations * ne Coosn—1000_ bags coffee J Wrigley— Philadelphia—236 JE. Kartsher, domt'0 | 1 ‘ he ure Obeovers-t bas J.C Heuteber— | & Thompsod~1 box I pkg nover—4 bxs J © Kartsher— | bbl wine Major Howells Philad—9 pes rosewood 1 box maps | Ido silk 1 pkg 97 bags coffee to master—613 do to order. | zx, Hon—Brig Florida Blavco—{ Reported yesterdsy )— 50 tons logwood 24 bales sarsapwilla 14 caroons cochinen! $2000 B Blanco—$600 F Alexander—$900 J J Labouisse. "MARITIME HERALD. 200 Lewis rothers, JC Da Costs, do—1 R Adami Salling Days of the Steam Ships FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA , fai Bible se ese 2 Dec. 1 ye Ryriesss Nov. 19 + Dee. 16 Masters and Agents ag, if as of Vessels, will give o Ce Rosent Sirvey, of our News Fleet, a dort of the Shipping left at the Port wheuce they sailed, th- “raves Spoken ou their 8, Hist of a “ z ws or New vourd thet immediately, ou their. arrival. Smandents, at home or abroad, will also couter 4 favor by ‘Qarnteal taformation of any wind. wift be thanktal. UN ser Ba fry, & Robinson: C ncey —Brigs Roarer, Co Hamilton, Imington ip Tyrian, Jackson » Graves, Genor, ‘St Croix, Alsop & E, Corning & 8 Dimon; Helle, Myers orian, Dodge, ‘Stamford, Ct. St. Georges, NG, ES Nesmith, Leeds & rmuda, Foster & is, Wilmiogton, NC. A’ B. Cooley | i & Co; Chiet, Van Name, Alexandria, by’ the same.—Sloops | Active, Goldsmith, Dighton, Mass; Competent, Young, at Arrived. Ship Anson, Barkman, 6 days from Charleston, with cotton aa ve Coase, Whippie, (of Philadelphia) from Rio Janeir e Coosa, Whiprie, (of Philadelphia ‘ Oct ih, with coffee, tt . master. ‘Barque Ovando, Nichols, 13 days from Sydney coal, to. Mesmith, Leeds & Co ; "oBNig Port Leon, Johnsap, (of Bath) from Bermuda, Nov. 17, in ballast, to Buck & Peters Schr Select, Sterling, from Washington, NC. naval stores, to with air Mary Catharine, from Richmond, 96 hours from Cape | Henry, with coal Schr Commerce, ©) from Georgetown, DC. with flour, General Kecord, ! Mutiny at Sra.—The Col. Tayloe, Wells, from St. Johns, | PR. bound to Boston, put into Savanuah 18th jinst. in conse’ | quence of one of the seamen having mutinied. ‘The particulars as we learn them, are as follows:—On the evening of Tuesday, | 4th inst. lat 28 90, lon 71, Wm Jones, an Englishman, a fore mast hand, refused duty, and while the eaptain and ma ‘aoatacan wih nim, be dre, long sheathing tho Captain was badly. wounded, iMifeentering near the right shoulder blade, The. mate’ w ‘one of his arms and im the Auee has bean rendered, and we learn they are both. Jones was immediately put in irsns, and on hi takeu before a magistrate, and committed to jai | ing. | se Montawn, Chase, from New York for Boston, cargo | cobanac: Ke, struck a rock in the Vineyard Sound, afternoon | OF Ieh, which caused her to leak so badly, that Captain C. was cera a Ket eaten id” oy Ls sand flat, sunk in about 19 fort Joo vole flouton ive sor” ¢ flour witl probably all be saved, Chase stotes that the buo: e rock, was half a mile dist ‘irs Cay ‘tne place of th struck, TI demand exists for butter, We quote good at L/@l4q. ‘Wraretore—Demand moderate at 509 per Hy. py hawk has 1400 bbls tho 4 J. SCHMIDT, " M siecle, to Wan B. Hoynolie Vva.| [,MEORIUM OF CHINA, GLASS. Ke. No.7 Sixth Ave: | CJORNEN of Broadway and Chuniers street, bens ean 12 | red for $12,000 and the cargo for $10.0" “4 nue, OPP Amity street.—Parchasers wishing to savply recommend his Wine Depot, 118 Nassau strrec, where ba x Navaniwoy Peabody, which clenred hemes 2th ult. | chemgelves with the above article, are reryeated to eal Lefone | sella the follow ing Wines jn casks, cares and bovis, v8 Ie per into st. Georges 9th inst. in distress, hay aang their Christmas and New Years stock, tid White Bordeaux and | ette Wines, Rhenish Wines, Mo a heavy gale at sea, started her sem from the apron. and key B. Achovce collvction of Chrysanthemams in bloom, | ra, Sherry, Fort, Bargandy. Muscat and Champas ig fete eal at we fuaneh duicurty, Dy. fastening chains over | pavor Plants,and: Dutch Bulbous Hoots for sale at, wnasually | "'Also—itam, Gin, Winakey, Brandy, Ratact «Absynth har bas ant chron overowrd tart dhe ears going | prices nas lwsec. | bi “uo 1 Berm ith a pilot cn be it Y — eer | — tet, bata ines tof i int BC Georges, wher ROWE ALT MURKAY STREET two Cont Parlor LACHS=E ACES, KIBBONS—Vers chery fi. f t ts eed th Bedrooms adjoining. Also single Rooms for gentle: , ae tet devon told nema te ye lan naggite | mid Imere 49 Couherine street et cma ‘40 10.956. hides ‘Mason | \ sHORK.—The St Leon, f ; qf rigged brig ashore of it sai ? y pap ool ose; had apparently but just Bangui condemned and ordered to be sold. Banaue Sanoics.—Ou the Sardiug, red, at twi ra. of New B. y last. ice $1,500, and at the Ton ‘otal Mi ter, cleared at this port on w I, $11,250. hy Vesseis.—B. Frances As! upto th 3d inst. she had not reached the Bp.to. ast. she had not reached th red she was lost in the gales of th 'S was owned by I'S Taylor af Mystic, Ct board maste! i upposed shi plowing is alist of the er r the voyage ry, of Maiue, 4 w Palmer, was 21 tonr burth has been he The Savannah Geor harbor has b direction point ot ¥ jark river ix met. aboard, un for the Bark river, the cutter, below We have beeu favored by the C: whom it has been forward: station—with th it Drew, of HM'S Wasp, ago, which we publish readers:— aving both buoys, p lector N Varaey, from Bos Domingo, about the 6th inst. re eee gone, Pw nezaala. “Would probably be condemned. Benson: from New York for Porto Rico, which be ready to sail for her port of 22d September, for 37, and was 150 tous hurthen 39; Edward Pi rT R 42; Edward Balard of Eats: Hemertsen of Sweden, 26 on.) cleared trom Mol les cotton aud 29 ehesis tea, since whi eard of her, ved. refitted at last accounts tination in a few at New Orleans, reports haying seen Dog Key, with topsail and topgal- goue ashore—name not » Winpson, ashore near Havana, has been surveyed, of Marblehead, lost on rance in Boston for $2500, and in Marble- ich is all there is on the vessel. On her earko 30000 or more offices in Boston. before reported ned and sold at, tha tin place in ‘ax insured at the Bedford Commercial of- Sun Matual and Gene )N York, ‘5 each, reinsured from the Pacific office in New ‘Bedford. eral Mutual, N Yor! hby, SL Randall, mas- ne id portof tination. Ist and 2d of October. this city, was built in ‘She had on fw we have not mprise the list of her oodraff ®eott, of New, Imer, dt Mar- 28, rew who signed arti out and hom rk, aged ony Gray, h, of Pe jones 32; ct eu, bile, Lith Sept otice to Mariners. ight » to the lower ence coutinued until the current of vessel must keep Big Island. 9 he gets down to the point of the Ista , then steer laced by Capt Day, of siand on the starboard si of HM Custor ls extract of a letter from Commander Drew, of H M S Wasp, to the senior officer at Barbadoes under 1843, rel: @ to ashoal situated between and Trinidad the island of “T) * ‘The first mentioned having only from 1 feet water upon of it, ana lies directly in the channel of bago to Trinidad, as also of vessel Point, distant about of Tobago, 5 67 W, t 34; miles, there is genera'ly a current ty Smiles a WW. vrobably caused by the outlet of Oroncoka.”=[Barbadoes paper. Spoken I is an extremely dan’ erous date the 30th August, the islands of Tobaxo, as also of a reef lying «ff the SW extremity of ‘obagos a traging of which accompanies this hour setting about N the waters of the river Tarquin, NOrleans for Boston, no date, lat 32 30, lon 79 30— by the Florida Blanco, at this port. Washington, of Thomaston, for Kingston, Ja. Nov 13, lat 25 Foreign Ports. Acna, Africa, Aug 2\—In port, Ceylon, Dayley, of Salem, 390, lon 71 45. all well. N, Oct 13—Arr Clara amera, Whitney, New bourne, do (so supposed, a: that day.) Bompay, Aug 26—Arr Zep! Banacoa, Africa, Aug 26—P; Yrleans; sed, lem. Certe, Oct 22—Sld Oriole, Northam, io Grande, ( Canpirr, Oct 17—Pat in, Ri StPhomas, with mizen copgaltant sail b Corx, Ort 20—Arr Henry Bliss, NYork, with loss of 17 casks water in'a CRAnIESD et 19—In port, Frances ton, ready. D: Oct 30—Arr R Anderson, Lond: pool. _Exstvone, Oct I!—Arr Florence, Lea Yor ; 12th, Middlesex, Grozier, do for Gexoa, Oct I—Sld Keazai 1 Guent, Oct 17—In port, last. Leckie, Pal Tiber, Su Dunham, Port an Platt. 20th, M Cleaves, CI he is incorrectly reported arrived r, Johnson, Canton. Herald, Dodge, of Sa- ‘al tar. s, Newport for nto pueces 8, Liverprol for iid sted 26th. low! in 2, a gal Burr, Voster, for Bos- lon, and sailed for Liv- ich, Cronstadt for New Boston. lermo and Boston. ow, for Bostor Ginonnr, no date—Arr Augustine Heard, Farley, Cronstadt via London. turn about Nov 8.” tagena, NYork, after a long passage. Hasina, et ttn port, Foran, Mi jov 8. Mansritves, Oct 20—In port, Ti ton, Sid 15th, Powhattan, Girdler, port, Montg ly 23—1i Cheever, fro: ww Zealand, put i Duld proceed in 16 Newcastir, Nov I—1 days. 10 Jansino, Orleans, soon: NOnleans, Fabius, White, and Erie, Guuby, for B land, Phillips, Philadelphia. ERD AM, ko—w da: port, Sweden, ile. Marseilles 101 days. it Grorces, Bermda, Nov 2—Arr York, and cld 6th for Wilmington, NO, Sr Mantins, Noy 8—Arr Bani este, Oct A—In port, Zoto' for Algiers; Alhambra, W' Mintiyretnny Bea a mad at for Lake Ports. Borga 2 : and and Biddle, Clevelan al rts Kk, Phi examp! icher. W Indies: 16th, H ner, Patten, Guadaloupes he, Barker, Sav jd 20h, (new) Paiten, do. PoRtiaxp, Noy 19—Arr Orb, Caleb, F Fredericksburg. Sailed, wind WNW. Kelsey, and the large fleet of coasters wh of the storm, Cld 18th, Hibernia, Sawy er, Matanzas. i? Newnunyront, Nov 20—Arr Forest, Mary, Cook, Baltimore; Mt Moriah, Ro EB} L annah; Quinn “ Bostoy Susaw, Bra delphia; Tremont. Prescott, N York. Jeremie; Roman, Doane, Charleston; F: ja; Sarah, Myrick, Apalachicol harleston: Reside, Langley. N York. mery, Thom arr, Aux Cayes; Pandora, T' \Vork for Bangor, put 3 Th linghast, for a hark . Doug! omas V Rich sy Mlntyre! and sit, Nichol Elling: Andi Yates, NVork. Hyasnis, Nov 30—In port, Mar Boston; Fort Hill, Gray, Philade!phia can, Albany for do, New Beproro, Nov 21—Arr Delaware. Waite. | hiladelphia for Salem—on the 20th, between jay Head being very tnick and blowing heavily came in contnet fore and aft sehr, carried away howsorit, rads, and core liead sails badly Also 9 bany; Passport, Ni rr Palestine, Smith Dar Philadelphia; Mid kee, Hateh, ‘tne, Tread wel Conimicut Point last night, and during thie moming, bear over, and caused hee t water was over the ca’ in florr when she New Haven, Nov 22—Arr Union, Servent, «nd Repr’ Kelsey, Albas Philadelohia, Std Mt Pricapecenia, D Zz Are Notus, Orb, Yapp and rorpoise, Deake, NVork; Susan T. dell, Frankfort Cld Rowena, Wilson, "Ly Guay: Daley; Regulus, Hawki R Thompson, Bi Ps Fld Echo, Snow, do. Joss of boats, Oct 10-—In port, Brunswit 5 ay orl th Sid Sth, Ei . other unomus. artin, Boston, range. Winchell, NOrlans. ited States, Swanton, NUrleans. wers, Priladelpl nd Pi Md Jac ton for NOrleans, put in tor a hi i" ‘and “Victoria, Soper, rederiek:bt i}, Albany—the F jana, Corson; Oct 29—In port, Zebra, Loud, from Boston, arr ‘oN, Bermuda, previous to Nov 9—Arr Juan J de Car- lurdoch, for St Ubes, inet Cook, to load for Bos- Yor rk. omery, Constant, for m Bi on, Dulwarks, galley: 1 Homan, for Boston, 6 ick, MeManus, for N + from Liverpool for Mansfield, NY orks altimore; 3d, Cumbers Oct 31—In port, Gleaner, Stevens, for Boston, , Oct 20—~ Off, Louisa, Snow, from Cronstadt for Sumatra, March 30—On the Coast, Propon Silver, from Harri , Brown, New lobe, of Washington, NC. from thie on, aa FI nd Mariposa, land, Nason, ladel phi . le, N York via Bangor. runswick, to load Cid 17th, Gard Nd ebaug, Patten, Mobile, Sid Louisiana, Havana: Mary, Smith, esh, Dublin, Henry h put inon account ‘er, Cuba; Plato, Walk Varina, St Martins; a zabeth, Small, t, Poland, Phila » Story: Hurd, jot, Nickerson, Phila: Forest King,’ Kell Arr 2st, ‘Savanna’ or; Joby hry, Wast hmond. on Duroe, Bacon: Pioneer, Moore, and on, fm Baltimore for r do; Blue Rock, bu: Jibboom and 17, Globe, Baker, Smith, Edgartown fi Sturdevant, Ga dines ides. Denn id Y: pon thw the strong NE 0 Teak so badly that the reached the city (os Hammond, Scranton, es. Besse; Fla | “Rpestox, NO, Nov 18—4 rr Cleopatra, Jennings, and Fllen | Chapman, NYork. Sid Sally Miller, Halsey and’) Risley, Shateain, do. CHanteston, Noy 20—Arr Athens Chase, Portame ath, NH: den Col oH Be) Dall, Bermada; cid | France, i Bertier P min iui, Fe York. “Sid Athalia, Lady Warrington, W indies Savaswan, Nov 19—Are Col Tayloe, Poland, Smith, M Nov li—Arr Marengo, m, Post; Reform, Tilyai 'N York: Pearl, Dew New Ontrans, ain © orks Viern . Mal Denni enn 4. Tucker, 5 Vicksburg, iP Nestor, Moses, Bordeau: pirarin, Brauscurn, ik, Snow, ruce, Day, and Gren Geo Stevens, C Cla Del boro: Ditlingha Norfolk sas. Bel Coffia; Port Mari ‘low, Nerfol Elizabeth Bi Ashi rae. Cl josephine, y Chm esant Octala,Demerceas So and Mary Shields, Corson, H Gray, v Marian Gage, Reed mond, Boston; T Noy 12—Arr Columbus. ild, Hull; Yazoo, Trask: N Havre; Walp le, Coats, Philadelphia; Mi bb, Hammon {Or i on, . Wells; St Johns, PR; lavan ia. Jas, Pauline, Aran- homas; F) Spooner, Bosto York; Asi 1d Fat a, hing, Patten, ware, Bit Leontine, Hart, 72 hours from Richmond, with Moar, | 1; "hein Bt Johas, NF’, Sam Houston, Galveston, Retu Schr J. W, Kimpton, Osborn, from Norfolk, with mdse, to | Denstadt, Halifax Sturges & Clenrman. connections $20 REWARD. vogenn yo i i i ies ot STOLEN, from the Merchants? Hotel on. the night of 22d tose John Endicott, Endicott, from Philadelphia, with coal, 7) Gold Havent spever Wareh gold dig, roid fob chain sash Heroine, Coats, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to tego tee Sa eboney i Fm efi 106%. The “d . a ce, coat . low crown Reronven—Sche Elizabeth Harkuess,, hence for Oporto.— ria codutryrman’s appearance, with twp huudles ander his arm, On Tueeday last, off F ire leland. in the F ot eal! rgb 4 s himself Win Hall, of Trenton, N. J. The above reward boom, main gaff, lost mainsail, elit foresail. Put back | will be paid on the delivery of she watch at the Merchants’ Ho- 41 Courtland street, or ‘ashington # | "hat atm” MUJAMES 8 DAVENPORT, OST, OR 8TOL| 4 on Tuesday, No his way, from If the ewner. same with the papers to box No 24 y retain the money for his trouble. .—A Poeket Book wos lost or stolen from the pocket of a Gentlemar jank of Commerce to the Lower Pos! containing ten five dollar Bank of Commerce notes, the finder of t n2t 3t* rre SHIP ROSCIUS, FOR his ship wil iI please be o1 |. Saturday, 25th inst. ‘cloe! i Letter bags will close « LIVERPOOL .—Pas- in board the, steamboat tt nat NEUEC A ‘Yor’ Sabb —The owner of who is doing a very lncrative busines: Ti health to sell the me. the mo rs | himself, would find at favorable | a fortane in a short time, as the above mention | of the finest in the city, most favorably situsted, and has very CHAR to Attoi Any person, wisty ey at Law, No.4 JANT OYSTER AND WINE CELLAR the above establishment, m account of intend: intends Y LES WELSCH Wall H, treet. der of a receiver, for the season. Gin, 1 cask Wine, 10 nc assortment of el Also, paintings, p Also, @ quanaty © plat Stoves—Also, 10 valual N. B.—Ever muchandion all di heats, in waons, M ir names b. Mr. names bi Also,a mach aganat ise Sir ssion 50 cents AUCTION SALES. IAB BEL! ‘As 10% o'clock Iu the sales 109 lock, in io, ne sae of seasonable diy goods, clothi A: Sosristions: SWAlso. « large assortment of articles of all descriptions, by or- Chaimpague, 10,000 Havan SA MON At2 o'clock, P. M., a mateh ‘alter Scott can pace 18 m se AMUSEMENTS and pledged Also. the balance of stock of a merchant tailor—hosiery, gloves, shirts, collars, bosoms, handkerchiefs, Iso, at 12 o'clock precisely, by order of the M: PARK THEATRE. THIS EVENING. Xo Noy, 4—will be performed Bie RENTUCKTAN” Col. Nimrod Wildfire, Mr Hackett After which HIS LAST LEGS, O'Callaghan, Mr Haekett At_11 o'clock precisely. mise aTo.conelude with Splendid Watehes--5 as valuable watches as have beea o THE THUMPING LEGACY. eat the publie for three years, py | CHATHAM THEATRE. ‘onsixninen “and. French broad THIS ¥VENING. Nov 21—To commence with be ths, caaimeres, stacts tnd veatings, im Jols 10 | poy, THE MYSTERIES OF BANS. suit; hosiery, drawers, shirts, co , Mr hel weaned, od {eo an entire invoice of fue elo \d heavy do, suitable leur De Marie [Darmenely i siete conclude w, PRETTY Gites Ue Beh nia KLS OF STILLBURG, : Mr Hield acl by onder of the Marshal, | pipe | ____ Mang Mn Herring ‘demijohns Irish Whissey, cus | 1 " gana other Kroceries MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. . | ‘THIS EVENING, Nov Performances will % _ eommnence with THE NATIONAL GUARD. Achille Bonbon, : Mr Mottand ie whieh THE PARSON'S NOSE. ‘oconelude with sl curtains, &e, ited ware, china and cut glass. Also, 10 dozen snperior Freneh mahogany chairs ble e and other stoves, er iF 3 Ann st a DAY, Nov. 27th. h for $200, pay or pay, two mile g. Jack Cade h. Tom Vhumb, ime—Mr. Webb WINTER lowing orde :— Taaee Cin Pia for the e. 700 A, Me 430 City ~all and 27th 1. every 10 minutes xtra Night Line Leave City Hall for 27th n2t Ine NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COM VY On and after December Ist, 1843, the Cars will run in the fol- Leave 27th street for City ball at 7 30, 8. By order of the Bard ARRANGE- MENT. Leave the Bridge for City Hall, 815 10 20 100 390 6 00 street line will ranas follo throngh the day till 7 30 will ran as Hw street at 8, 8 0. 30, 10, 10 20, & 1 9, 9 30, 10, & 10 30, . CARMAN, See’y 9.9 830, I who are the Executes Albany, t\ terfield, fast, born on the seventh Address K. J, COLLIN NFORMATION WANTED.—| NANCY ROBINSON, late of is desred as to. formation he Inte Nathani | Robi n of Ch won having left be {rune las*, wholly anprovided Box 2, N.¥ ‘THENE Parlors JM HOT r. C 9 ny NARD, permits on b ‘ot the subs n2@i ltr and B d Rooms to families or oard the vessel, at ber. -L, 47 Broadway, is prepared to let ingle geatlemen JOHN ROBSON, yes of merchandise per British bark J. lease send tl from Liverpool, will or to the street whar: 9 IHN HERDMAN, OTICE Cousignee. naa Ite Ri CHE, it lading for signa’ uls at Custom House early this d BROTHERS & CO, 35 Fulton st. JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st. DISSOLUTION TI betw. e HUNT, is this day d isso copartnership heretofore oxi ers under the firm of SEAMAN & Ived by mutual consen' ZADWELL SE, rt. UNTERIAN DIS? Tied initio. for t Price $1 per vial, warn this city can the tue arti cis, Amethvats, Topazes, Se ' to any form: Coats of Arms found and Painted in any style from two dollars and upwards the United States. Books of es. hi it emiment physicians Of Jocrors that start up like mushrooms all-over Ue country cle be fu a REA KAMAN, THEODORE HUNT. Noy, 22d, 1843. n23 30" in PORK—‘0 barrels very superior corn fed clear Pork. 500 do lo lo OD Pork, for sale n@ir by E. K. COLLINS & 56 South st. uly BROWN, STONE SEAL ENGR. R, 233 Broad- + way, orposite the Park. Coats of Arms ‘Crests, Cy- hers, &c. engraved; Ladies’ Seals, Pencil Cases, Signet Rings, ke engraved with Coats of Arms, Names, or any device; Dia~ bought in the rough or cut ‘and forwarded to any part of Heraidry kept with upward: n PENSARY, 3 Division street, estab- he sale_of'the famons Hunter's Red say noth ot tne’ nifiareot her 1 if it does not cure ! cases. ad. thi A 8, and RMAN of Hudson, city at wholesale Leet ret ™ 5 and by most of the priuet Brooklyn. Perh its ible test ellence it couuhs, hemorrhage or raising b the breast and lungs, aud bility ‘ agents for the sae of th has been its effects in an proofs of its wa he first stages of ary 0 Jete preventive 1 changes of W ealth shomld be w save in e bil more will ovevent the bu hess and O ten preserve ban ound, svi me weather aud under al expre oraut, and «td has not ouly restored t ness, but it has d vigor to fifty cents for 06 Williuun street. country where it, has been in se, on be pronownced on infallible remedy for colds Huenza, whooping cough, Numerous testimot te ful effieac mate where such complaiy mild, Hlessavt, acd alwa,s acnless; it os purely a veges: b 6 tek rsons coustitutionall ya me ‘at No. 4 Maiden lane, Albany, N.Y. Itis notto of All nd the true article cannot be obtained in iass. or Charleston, SC. n2d itt DR. HOUSEMAN’S COUGH DROPS, \i wholesn'e by JOHN J. DAVIS, city tatanhtietSoauty, Ne and for-sale in this 1, by 8S Asrixwatt, > General Agent for this city; pal retail druggists in New York and hithert known, but it roughly proved own merits iebrated in every Jt may with Kreat efficacy most t actual experience has become highly © and all the complai tending to consunption oF general may be seen in the hands 0 s hwaling balsem. showing that merable multitud of cases ot Sve © and their f oman Whe pl this medic 1 t svedieal atiendance, acd whe treeted ills fe hing silo Bie tise ethe with ewore safety ai of) Kinds of It sets as ainild nealing very x u produced great fe ble as fiect is to im- system, while it never causes weal ra bott € of four ounces nat Im eod* Ca HE subscribers have selection of | ARPE To th BRE TK =AXUN Also, French and Engl f the richest vers, Se Se Als ing, Rigs and Piano Cs 9 2wis* m URKEY, AXMINSTER CARP Nentest and most Splendid Patterns and Colors 1. PRIC@S TO. ©, W SMITH RP« TINGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOCKINGS &e. on hand an extensive and choice “G8, FROM A LOW PRICED INGRAIN e Fchest aud mos ¢ st Y. ROYAL dew of WilTON VELvEt AND TAPESTRY 5 ETING FLOOR OLL CLOTHS, of the ish 'ockings, Draggets, Felt Car description, "French en.bossed Ta which will be sold at at BY . 254 Broadway, opposite the City Ell. le suIT & COMPA euies. re wil jew York. id Oia’ sles take a in part N.B. warran ‘Transparent part. 30,000 yards Floor Qi Yas ANDERS he fest Carpet perior im every respect Lo any ad hand Sa’es of other makers for sate ver No. 139 Old Iron Ch sts Cerpetieg, ted all wool ©: double superfine Crpeting, 5s to 6s per yard, Three Ply Cay KO - SAFE WAREHO. Sk.—The subscriber having pur- chased the exclusive rivht (for she Cit; and State of New York) ‘o mage aud sell Wilder's Patent Salamander Fire Pri dthe manufacturing of these valuab’ “avehouse, No. 139 be received 10 make ( with Chabb’s doyted, and the} Patent Th « the Selamander “a 0. HERING Water, corner of Depeyster street. and Locks repaired n23 lwdy&atwy ment fo bganlig | 4 R STABLIS4MENT IN THE TE ATES, No. 99 BOWERY.—ANDERSON Ss just received twenty bales of spleadid new na of Eng! ‘hree Ply extra double superfine 'ngrain rpeting, Worsted and Tutted Hearth Ri ‘Transparent ‘indow . ke saltof whieh having been pure! at prices for CASH, will be soid from 25 to 30 per cent lower y other establishment in this city. , 28 Gd to acpeti per yard. 4s per yard. ting, from 84 to 128 per yard. jt 5 widsh. 4s per yar ON & DOBBS, No. % Bow t establishment above Hester iH el igned by aren aad bny that may deem it worthy him at his residence salted from 0 olvek No. 4 ; ° in the morning until $ o'clock in the RUPTURE WASH. been in Dr. Huli’s office, for the last had the most practical part of that office, places the above Wash before the public, assuring those their health and comfort to call on Vevey street where he can be con- Pistol cocks and revolves shots may be ing oF repairing Gang Also, every variety of lelivered within ti | Itis more simple and mor ed anid repaired, afarncon,, Also Trusses applied ae SUS MclVEERS. 223 im m _ HOUSE ING FIRTOLS. alae A a as ABD S PISTOL —This rel palling the trigger, and six ort space of three seconds. | now in use, he sh re durable than any and warranted superior to any othe: maker. For sale in quan titres to suit pure! es, Hien to Sule PureMA. W, BPIES & CO. 218 Pearl street importers of Hardware and Cutlery. Also, Gans; Pistols; Gun materials for manufacturing, aiter- | Sporting artie! 023 Im hort notice) Patent TI low. indow Shades, trom $1 to $5 the | 1 Cloths, an in THE VAGE A THIRD NIGHT OF THE BG FRIDAY EVe NU io QUESTRIAN CIRCUS! G, Nov. 4. +++Messts. H. Kockwell and O: R, Stone. | Managers+++ ++ Noric ay aiternoon at 2 oeloek, A grand Day Performanae will be given on Satur f oll the chore Acts, for the ex- Press accommodation of the junvor branches of families, | Bqnes ndue Ir. H. Rocke | vaster e Cirek HN Premier an! Mr Alex. Rockwell, Crotesque et Pyas . Williams, Pierrot and Mime’ + Huntington. After a grand Introductory Overt commence with an Equestrian aval T VAL SURME Activity, &e. by na beautiful one Hor bit an ae Con the F ure, the circle scenes will ea display 7 Sanvs, Duetts, Trios, Me. by With a great variet Of 0 bee eutertaiumes ick ts 90 cenis, Children auder 12 years of age, 25 cents, ‘The doors will be opeusd ad 654—performance will commence at 7 o’elock TRYON’S INDEPENDENT AMEMICAN CIRCUS, BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE John Gossins++ +++ ores 25 ce The performances this wei HORS, eu tire troupe. elodists. re 16 it 1286 conta, ‘will counist of MANSHI Vaulting—Leaping—Pos Cavaleade: s, We. The Entroes will be led by. M SIN" and Mr NIXON. Principal Riders—Mr WN: Is, Mr Sweet, Mr Spenes: ‘Master James, Mrs Gossin, Miss Diviveand Mrs Aymi 0206 AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR Half a Million of Curiosities ! copay Visize's adi ted same evening Free. SIGNOR FAZIO the Italian Artist, will exhibit his cele brated MECHANICAL PERFORMERS! whose lifelik eats, surpass any thieg that the imagi nation can conceive of, MISSES MARY and ROSINA SHAW, nd thers br he celebrated vocal sis PET AW STE the celebrated vocal — 1, 2 » ORBLE! # feuse-GHREAT WESTERN. the Negro Oracor, Dancer cot Imitator of the Loe: motrwe Engine. ANIMAL MAGNe TISM—Professor Johnson will meeme rise a young lady, and nroduce experiments in Animal Magne- tings Performances every evening at half, past seven, and Wed) neaday and. Saturday. afternoons at THIEE o'clock. Admission to the whol» 29 ceutechildres ander wm half price. PHALE'S NEW YORK MUSHUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY. (Broad: ontte the City Hall.) ADMISS! ONE SHILLING, GRAND PHANTASMAGORIA Exhibiting one hundred beautiful [uminated Views on the most laughable and comical jects. Miss LAURA LikFoRD, the beautiful Sougstresa—her first ap pearance, THe FAMOUS KENTUCKY MINSTRELS, GREAT WESTERN Ethiopian Orato: G. BOO’ T. Madame ADOLPH "Adm i coats tte to those ho consul miss cents extra Madame Adolph. eee carted ‘erformances every evening,and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock. SOIREES MUSICALE. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, R.A. STEVENS respectfully announces to the citizens of Richi id, that having complied with the terms of the law, requi license for exhibitions of all kinds for profit or reward, and having taken uta license for such purposes, pro- poses ng a series of Musical and other Entertainments. ti fas gaa from Mr. Boyden the Concert Room of the Exchange flotel, and is now prepared to make arrangements with professional Ladies and Gentlemen of talent and. respectas bility, to give such entertainments during the season, es he trusts will » eet with the approbation of the public. th nld lwis CHANGE OF HOUR. MR, DEMPSTER’S BALLAD SOIREES. R. DEMPSTER has the honor to announce intention of giving a series of three Ballad Soirees, at the Society Broadway ) on the evenings of Tues- ' 21st, 23d and he ar snes to be had at Mr. Atwi Stodart. Mr Dubois, and at the door in the evening. 77 Tickets Filty Ceats. p3= Doors ope. at 7, to commence at 734 oelock precisely. nlém Te tatoos on tn progral COURSE OF POPULAR L' any and Vegetable tinued in the Chapel of the University, GARDNER, M.D. formerly Professor ol ry Rotany in Hampden Sidney College, Va ; Lecturer ou Natural History in Rutgers? Iustituce, New York. “ he second Lecture will be delivered on Monday Evening, the 7th inst. at half past seven o’eloel Sulject—The Chara av Leature 3—The Foo re 7—The lo famrce of Man on the Vegetable Kingdom, his iF and its Relations t Leeture 8=!nflucnee of Slants on the Atmosphere. L re 9--Changes produced on the Earth by Vegetation. Lecture i0—Laws of Vegetable Developement deducible from Geolc ical Inquiries. Ibis ntend:d in the disenssion of subjects, to combine «uusement with information. ‘The iMustratvons will be picto- nd experimental ives are detivered on exch Monday ening, at halt ale lectures, Scents ‘Tick he Unive sity Building, wiway, and at che door 34587 ACP GBALL AT TAMMANY HALL cng, cov pleted the alterations, tutend a Mouday Evenmng, Now. 27th, 1843.— og the recess, the ball rooms have been completely ee stra, aud hav ficent ke wach es removiug’the pillars, changing the orel ig new draperies Cushious, setters, mirrors, and mag set of chauie tera pac up. the ladies! and gentlemen's dens wad drawing rooms have n_reearpeted and putin der 'Th'saivon 1s cousiderably larger than formerly. and far- urshed tu i tle "Mir, Brown's celebrated Cotillion Band is engaged for the oc- “The floor will be under the direction of Mr. C. W. Seblim, (who has kindly volun‘eered his vervices,) assisted by a Com: mjgtee, ie kets $1 ech be had at Tammany r AWs OF (iF) dmitting one gentleman and his Indies, ve Hall. 120 lwree AND HEALTH. in cooneetion with Keadivg Speaking and Sivging, TH ineaday ving 2d, and Feday 2tth, in APO! Viessrs. Bro was N fanniki 10 illustrate the. prinerples o fampay whichare Bailie at We, vive Nun, Pe ‘a ale, Stauvch ale, ~ Rowe She wore a wreath of Rose; Water Mill, &e Se) Single season ‘Tickets fora Lady and Gentlem a Bassford, Pi 1g Lectures, 75; vimission, 25 cents, n22 Stine *r +YMNASIUM. LAR NASS, riewds and pupils, daily. and will be Particularly eal the attention of Gentlemen Alyn, and those envaged in business down town, not his establishment for the purpose of der proper instraction, a short time daly is only ur developivg the frame, and invigorating the con- Sgerring moderate. AU. lighted up ev ‘WF won! residing in Broo tanght upon the principles of the Lon- by its most eminent professors 22 we Each Painting canvass, and prod hen pictures on the same canvass, consisting of Milan Cathedral. ; 2—City of Jerusalem and Cracifizion. 3—Chureh of the Holy Sepulchre, 4—Belshazzar's Feast. Tickets of admission 25 cents each. Doors open at 7 o’cloek in the evening; performance commences ar 7}¢ o'eh z on Chambers st one door from Broadway. PARK THEATRE. FIRST APPEARANCE in America of OLE BULL, the celebrated Viclinist. SATURDAY, Nov. 25, 1943. ‘The petite comedy in one act of the HUMPING LEGACY. After which a Grand Concerto in 1 ALLEGH POS, ADAGIO SEN EN ‘AL, and sed and exceed Qy OUR BULL, and accompanied by tie whole Orchestra. ‘To which will be’ added the petite Come sty imone ast of Hie, LANCERS. Immediately after which the introduction and variations upon Ii oa aa 9 Patan had sacewted py OLE BULL f nai b £ BULL. A’ (iamee' by Atiee Purubull:, and the evening's entertainments will comeluds with a , sante UACCA GUERRIERA GRAND POL 2. im aaa ee composed and executed by OLE BU parlor, wih ted room adjoit 7 For further particu dress box 279 ARROLL'S MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS relandt street, are a safe, certain, cure for iis so4e throat, swelling of the glands, rheumatism , Fuess of che joints, age and fever, Open from 6 A. M. til Vi" "Sulphur Baths requigg.one hour's notice, nal 6tr f ‘TO PRINTERS. 98 — ; 7 9% SALE—T eed Ee oy s 9 } ad Nonpyriely i] wheb have beem used on tl id. Apply } * his off ice ie a ee } PORTUGUESE 7 AL 4 TLL rPHESE rf d id lebrate ‘ilies, from | THESE, far-fammed, and Svediin this Cownry- ‘ment ga gne last Golam, fourth Page, 1 al, are yerviae,