The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD Vol. IX., No. 314—Whole No. 3536, NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNI NG NOVEMBER 26, 1843. Price Two Cents. SHITTSHAND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL 01200 tons apd {10 horse povrer m Lada commee nth tse Lode tbe Anatiety. pie rie, il as follows:— ” From Boston. 01. me Pose %, Nov. 4. vessels carry cxvasienoed surgeons, and are supplied Wor tieight or passage apply © ight oF . D. BRIGHAM, Jry Agent, No. 3 Wall si., New York. oltr b. BRIGHAM, SevA FOR BUFFALO AND ALL PARTS OF ma West 7. a... a $2 00 Rochester, $3 00 pti 225 2 2 Bom Bala, “By the fast line a 0 Bultaotnd or 93 Barem3min24 3 50 ower Gennes 0 found, $8 00. GREAT CF. TRA TO! ’T OME. Mi Ftom Charleston, $ C.. via, Hayannah, Macon, Forsyth, Barnesville, Griffia; Green! rc, West Point, gen Mount defferion, and Franklin; thence by Railroad to Lont gor ‘The travel ing Dublte are respectfully informed, dd gp ey Send shore rou! formed. con tween Charleston and Savanah ine Steamer CEN ye CLINGH, Captain. P. Brooks. Steaiper | CHARLESTON, Barden The Ceatra Savannah io Macon, acm fc the Montes feailioed ts Gritia, and ces Insect Beer lorse Pox: Coaches to Weenie, "ale thence by Railroad to Montgomery. These Lines all run in connection. By this sev uty miles of staging is avoided. Travellers rest one night at Sivannah *nd Macon each,leaving only one night’s travelling between Charleston and Montgome: Heston on the arrival of Th mpceys: ond, ‘Saturday: Wilmingtov Macon att At teave Macon at €A. Me rexel Gai rah aon a jeave Macon af A Ath; leave Gril att Me aud arrive at Feaskion Ainsaed -M. next da making the travelling time from Charleston to Franklin. Ala. 53 hours—Fare $24 Tickets through a oe board the boats at Charieston, or on application to tenet ie Bente, C Union : 13. C. Charleston. October 26th, 1843. g im brane ‘he Proprietors ‘of the Weekly e_ between Charleston and beled cou! —_ running a Day in li-w ofa Tri- Weekly Line between those places, of ‘whieh due no tice will be riven, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT NEW YORK AND PHILADELTHIA RA sKOAD LINE OFox Newanx, Bo; 031 3w° Naweivarmie: eNTowN Ane B Saily from the foot of Courtlandt st. .—Mail Pilot Line ata P. M. to Bordentown, from thence by phic The Evening Line proceeds, direct to Cam Philadelphia) without changeof care race tel Passengers, will procure their tickets at the office foo Caurtlandt street, where a commodious steamboat, will be it Te baggage crates on bourd. he 1 crates are conve’ ym city to city, Wiel beac orenetiy de wie Eek eS which are apartments and dressing rooms ex: "easly for Returning. the lines bears Philadelphia from‘the foot of Wal- nut street, by steamboat town at 7. pee A.M. and by railroad from Camniien, at5 o’olock, ‘The lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia at 75¢ A. M., and P. M. bei iew York. af ng 8 ation of the lines from PATERSON RAILROAD From Paterson to Jersey On and after Monday, et. 24; 5 T83, the cars will leave Di spat EPOT. Leave Ney Yous. 3 P.M. iy FB N SUNDAYS. Leave Pazenson Davee. Lxave New Yorn. . RT: rel A.M. P.M. ‘Transportation cars leave daily (Sunda) cree ted. Fasten fers are advised to be at the Fi erry, foot of Courtlandt st few minutes before the hours of deoarture, — jy19 6m L?ECHES! LEECH =: LEE HES!! FIRST QUALITY LRECHES for ele, wholes and re I, atthe Ey of ae wus per thousand. bv ) F, ET COPPA, Importer of Leeches, BAS, Viet: Cope will slwane’ wareext cee Graliths of eb wave we coches sn bw theeal nae einer EXPRESS FOR ROWPON- DAILY LINE—WINTER HANGEMENT. KNDEN & CO. will ran thelr" peaiogs sag. begins Eas the w ones tween New York can 8. Thursdays and Winter, as follows :— days. a Norwieh, ou Moudays, Wednesdaye and Fridays inek- ing gail lise mark all packages jntended for this li es packages th , care of nN BINDER & ¢ (naalehy wi WINTER ARRANGEMED is FREIGHT S FOR WHEELING. Va. AND PITTSBURG, Pa.—The Uatlctigoed, for the laut five’ years (and at present) Agent for Bir Lane Ffom this city to Pittsoarg, takes this method of informing his numerous friends and patrons, that having made extensive ar- rangements for forwarding ‘merchandise via railroads and ‘wagous, during the winter season, to the We from this city to jore and Cumberland.or to, P ambersburg Railroad. All forwarded without any delay rates, to either of the above points on merchandise and packages forwarded. b, through i jays from Baltimore to All sik daya from this city to Wheeling. The bu conducted by No. 10 ee New York Binoy Brothers, 276 Market ee “1 to his care, he lowest current “weg 9 River, Also, Green's Expres James Wilson, Nort} Howard street, Balumore. Holli Egerton, Cumberlan: james H. Forsyth. & Co. Wel Ts Ya. ‘m. Blugham, Fittabare, Goods intended for the New York and ee more, and those fort Bis _New York, ea! n2i bi NEW YORK SRD HARLEM manana |e COMPANY. eee ft als should be mged WINTER ARRANGE- On and after December ist, 1843, the Cars ‘will ran in the fol- lowing orde::— Leave City Hall Leave the Bridge Sor.the Bridge. Sor Ci at Hall, a fee 9.30, 10, 10-20, 8 11. 30, 9, 9 30, 10, & 10 30. OF LI VERPO PACKETS, aa _ on the 18th shir GARRICK, Captai 25th October, ins, 25th November. tain Br A aay: ae SIDDONS, Captain € eee ber. 0) ‘tol the BUEIIDAN Ux Captain FD tak November. ‘Win. Skidy ich ber. ROSCIUS, U8 canta in Jolin , 13th Januar: ie first ‘slogh upwards of n2i ime NEW_LIN. To sail from New ‘ROM y= a sas 1000 tous, built in ‘ork, ith such improvements as combine great speed with unusual eomfott for passengers. Every care min the eas: of their accom- modations. 'T’ price of Passage ce is by ships are commanded by experienced masters, who wi every exertion oe jive general satisfaction. Nei fecal of ers of the ships will be responsi- ble for an parcels or Packages "agi by them, unless re- gular bills of lading are ined t For freight o1 be. faite ‘OLLI Seg 0,98 sone New York, orto ‘ eh SHIP 6 00. Livertool., tz zt lb Shae, i CORK—Via_ Liveryoo!— shine We bert Nira var tial Ly ns t spr erty coming ‘pri regular accession of from TB casts pore every weak, whieh wl ar pare ules ie manner for second cabin and steerage Poseani al 4, cannot fai) ‘our firm, Mr, James D. haye » ure them every comfort, One Heche resides there, who will see Peramally to the forwarding Bch age ay Oy Tee were hope sending fo the inde will wo afpantage to be Paving ious liv dress ft by ‘Fall ‘alton strect, next d a ay next do st ie x to ask: SzPasanee, r ie, nan Ti lew Ket ahapacon the tat, Tin, 13th, 19th and 35th ot sh i th, also by the Boston steniners on the Tat and 16th, erry, SEBRING SILK —One care of American, just received /and nel sem PERSSE & BROOKS, 61 Liberty st. NEW YORK AND KINGSTON STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE LINB. > adson ope so ts EMERALD ‘and NOW LD. Captain John Ketcham, will, leave New var foot of Murray street every’ Monday ad Thursday at 5 oe wit “leave “Kings! egeton, (Rogjont landing) every Wednesday “phe NORWICH, Captain Yohq, Samuel will Jeave New Fork (oto Warren stint, every Wedneaisy and Saturday at r) " Will leave Kastor vem ‘Tuesday and @riday at do'cloek, FM ard dh TRA TRI sane, EMERALD wilt Teave the Tate ‘of Murray street every och ie monies To’clock, Returning, leaves Kingston at 4 board, tight or or Es ALS BARLOW &o0. West street Feoe at] 3m*r pEOrE es LINE OF aanannOATS FOR A NY—Di at 6 o’clock P. M.— = ‘Tizough dieet— eetrort oat ier be- meen Cour day "The steamboat RSI CERRO RE Capt. A. P. St, John, sil leave, Monday, Ws d Friday Evenings, at six Steanboat SOUTH. AEC et L. W. Brainard, wil’ leave Poeeday, 1h aa rrday at 6 P.M. Atd o’clock P. M. id nd {idraetints Places, Steamooa, COLU: MBIA. A. Houghton, will leave Monday, Wednesday, m v.afinoon, ut + oFelyck Steamboat NORTH MA MEMICAS Capt, H. Tn a leave Tuesday, Tharsday ond "Sataritay’ ‘Evenii Pel Passengers taking this Line of Bosis will af all ti albeny te auple timeto take the Moraiug ‘rain of the east or west. ‘The above boats are new and sabycantial, are furnished with seat and elegant State Booms, and for speed aud accommoday sions are unrivalled on the Hudson For Fomage or Frighs apply on board, orto P. C. Schaits the “NOPICE—On and aller Monday. Oct. 6th, the boats of this tine will lonvo for Albany at 6 'eiacks E> ML fistead of 7 INDEPENDENT REGULAR OPPOSI- TION NIGHT LINE FOR Fornpsputad fam Ee Fhroagh irect, without ai comm PO) Capt. 0. Hae vill car ew York from the foo street, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; ant Thany and ‘Troy on Suudays, ‘Tuesdays aud ‘Thurad will continue these trips for the aeason, at 6 o'clock in acon. ight taken hive ved rates. Aj board. thine ove boat as etdecaaee thors a tao IX OCLOOK, NING. ae $F f or ALBANY AND TROY direct, without LOW, land Rneata ay tMhuteday, and Saturday and accommodations ix vot aurpassed on the Hodsor, will leave radava, after- mapalt, 9 andi is pes Ay pee low mpgs steamboat Court! et u it 6 o’clock, for Albany direct. for svead eLeau, leave the foot of ‘The Swallow has a'large number of state roomsand aud ec STATEN ISLAND FE) RRY, Foor Sa or EF WHITEHALL ST.—The steamboat STATEN ISLANDER willleave New York and Staten Island, on and after October 2d, as follows, until tuxther noti Leave Staten TsJand at 934. Leave New York at 9, 12) All treignt shipped is required to fat the rink af the owners thereof. FOR LONDON—Rej ular packet of the Ist Dec. —The splendid ship PRINCE ALBERT, Captain Seber, burthen 1200 tons, will sail as above, her regu- jar day. Her accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, are splendidly fitted up for the comfort and con- cealenora f Ts. Need i anne spt oolak should make early application aa Bari ip o1 f EPA MeMURRAY, ape Pine st. corner of South. Persons wishing to send for their friends 1 nt be oe couutry, can have them brought out by the abov iP 0 of the theregular packets sailing on the 7th. 17th ani ath mf each month, or applying as above; if by letter, post paid. . §.- Drafts at Sight, far large or small sums, are drawn by thesubscriber ‘on the Provincial Bank of Ireland; pay: their respective branches throughout the country ; alro, on Messrs ‘Shoo joner, Atwood i fd} Bankers, London, parables in every town in Great Brit FOR LIVERP OOLLThe New. Line Reeular Packet 15th December —The new and very splendid New York built packet ship LIVERPOOL, John ridge, master; 1150 tous, will sail as above, her regular ne M., 2, SPE, a 10 rnin. past to be particularly mukid dena ‘or freight or passage, having roomy and unvurpasced accom- modations, apply to the Captain on board, west side Burling slip, of to WOODAULL & MINTU TURNS, | jouth 5 ‘The new and elegant packet ship Queea of the Avert, Philip Woodhouse, master; 1250 tong, will suceeed the Laiverpool, and sail on her regu a cit noes ry, 1841. PAI HAVRE—Second Line The shi PBALTIMORE.. fadward Funk, master, will ‘on the Ist of Dees BOYD & HINCKEN 9 Tontine Bnildings, nor corner Wall and Water streets T FOR HAVRE—Second Line—The shi BALTIMORE. award Funk, commander, “i sil on the Ist of December. OYD & HINCKEN, No 9 Tontine Building, n25 Di ee ‘comer Wall and Water sts. FOR MARSEILLES—Packet for Ist December— he ship age apni i ptain Brown. For freight : ye ee NWRENCE &DUPLES, to BOYD & H Agents, No. Toutine Building. oe Await ‘and Water sts.— Se OP RISTOLIWith immodiore PACKET FOR BRISTOL—With imate Despatch—The well known fast sailit ig bark, Cc MO, Capt. Outerbridge, will meet with immed: ati ch for the above port. She has kui areopnnindations for cabin, second cabin aud steerage Passengers. ‘Those about going to the old country will nd this ® desirable o puprtonsay Anpheation without delay should be made to f. MAPSCOW n25 F 43 Peck slip, coruer South street. RO—Passage only—T AMELIA MULHOL- LAND Cant. Millington, sailing for the above port Mresaay next, the 2éth inst can handacrnely ecommodate wee more Raweaers Sang oT apelieasion ‘be inade to the eaprain on board, pier at SIPWREN & IRONSIDE, 56 Broadway. ee FOR Nhs fi ORLEARS-7o sail positively on ween th i ‘The first class 2 packet ship at MXZO0, ¢ Captain MeCerran, will be des Patchea The ship has ‘insurpassed sreommodasions for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, who will be taken at the lowest rates. Apply on board the ship at Pine tetas wharf, or to n25r JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st., near Wall. FOR NEW ORL ANS—Louisiana and New York Gine—Positively First Regular Packet, to) sail he 30th Nov.—The fast sailing pck ¢ ship LOU'S- Vet are at. Haat, will positively® ail as above, her ve- alar bs ici poset leavin inion lla cna datious, apply on boas at Orleans shar. foot of Wall street, vr to OLLINS & CO., '56 South street. thelr goods cor Shippers by this line may rely upon havin rectly measure ‘New Orleans, Hullin & Woodraff, who will promptly forward goods to their address, ie packet barque Genesee, Capt, Miaott, will succeed the Louisville, and sail the 10th Dee., her regular’ day. n2y FOR APALACH =To sil on or before the lst December—The ship Sit; VANUS JEN- KINS, N. W. Eveleigh, master, will be despatched with such freight as may offer prior to the 28th inst For freight or passage sooty to the captain on bond No. 5 North River, or Mba HIN | at pier nid ‘Tonti FOR SALE—The barque DUC DORLEANS, bo tae Zip coae, regiate balls Ja Bristol. aR ; louble fy (eet Tougra? feet beatn, 6 feet between decks, 1 feet hold, will 10) "nt toon ag ihe enrgo ix diacharged. Lays at Judd’s hart. board, bes Syke Nae or BOYD & HINCKEN, ni2ee _No. 9 Tontine Bu cor Wall and Water sts. Pky BBR Be AND Lee: Te & JOHN Bsc Sony EB oe Cyne oat Sewed and Pegwed Boots, men and boys ioe Paje Mor Morgceo Baskins. Ladies’ Fine slippers. Children’s Shoes, varions colors. ‘omens and misses Gaite India Rubbers, trimmed and plain. "Por ale im ots to auit furchasers, atti store, CHATHAM STREET, opposite Rosevel .B —The store being open antil 16 olclock in the even 4 country merchants an Opportunity to examine goods al heir leisure, oat im*r PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER, USER, 175 Broapway, (BaseMent.) Gee seer from Courtlandt stre ED “st French ma- is by his master, the Brounches Gloren, wheq.xerpercee that he can now fe, ia New terials, all that is $0 per‘etly mi celebrated this side of the Atlantic, are respectful Boots and Las y despair x New York, after the nices latest Patis fashion, Irs0 toe genuine Pane Jet Black Vernal so n2i Im Sn n try Suser's chausses”” in OTS —Water ik double and cork soles, Frevch and native ¢ hoes and ent screw tapas war ranted Lowes fine calf boots for ms < hildren do, t boo! Joa id children’s gaiter boot sdles, and of ad color and shade. watel ber over shoes, of the’ latest style, all of Ww ich will be sold cheaper than at any other bined HH this city, acd = ofall sorts na Wadies eae stloren and Chaldve oof India Ru « WALKE! PR, 419 Broadway, ald im*m corner of Canal st. BOOTS, BOOTS ‘AND BHO! cheap, and atm. heaper tn ever yet off rin, thi v ery, le and double soled water proof city made and warranted, for the aa never fuiting sanply.of thi Bat hae childres large ment of gents? Boots, French aud tative call low price Boots ifn Shoes at amen ferent, finds i moat eine and all the ‘Uifleren ber over Shoes, at imareat abendauee, and ch solicit their friends and sus cheap, Sais the subscribers woul Public to call and examine their stock, as itis of the best mater and prinespally city made. it their large establishment, 258 Greenwich street, coruer of Murray st. WRIGHT, GHT, CALHOUN & 027 Lm ee __WR 7 M&S, CARROLL'S MEDICATED” VAPOR BATHS speedy cure for 25 Courtlandt street, are a hy sm sins NEW 8TYL¥ OF C} dy tee done LVET Rd of Golds, sore thront, swell 4 1 joints, aD jalphur Baths teqaice one The subscriber has. «large and seo) Sentinel Bova Caay ot che tet taahion, whi will. sell as, cheap. ay_any this eity ears may, be fou seatemg ys ‘a co rely caw g m age smo sleshin, si'and far hate of « belted Rath Lorre “Fancy Fup—Also, cl weed ir i te fo ale MA ee he Cay of the tabuctt \ats Fair ofthe American Institute WM. BROWN, n3 Im*ec 126 Chatham st, opposite Ricervity, RAGS SPF TH teaod No 1 im, for sale by Ran BB HSSE BROOKS, €t Liberty ot on hand, a large assortment of mest very low prices. ber took the premium at the ERSSE s.nee the Patriarchs) and who for more than a century v plan BROUGHT TO THE arante of Job Fae ih Nb Libert street, on We BLIND CHE: UT HORSE ete Glock . ‘The owner is requested to call, pa and take them away. PREMIUM HATS AND CAPS suctnipa Moleskin, Nutria and Silk Hats, Cloth aid Velvet Cape of the subscribers manufacture.” A. dt fom was awarded by the Armerican institu Inthe city for beautife spgeimens of "Moleakin, Hata; and & ‘ oma was siso awarded for superior specimens of cloth an Saree tines Oe Rsk A leks eeneet at hale aad C00 Fernons want of article ns lne ce reehectul solicited wo favor ham with cal WILLIAM BA! NTA: No: 34 Canal st, corner of Wooste 031 im*in and No, 130 ‘Chatham treet DUNLAP? & CARMAN, 6% Broodway, cor. Bleeck- er street, offer for sale, on reasonable terms. a large col- lection Of Plants for parlor or conservatory, consisting pf Conneliag in every variety, Cluryantheraros, chinese Ans lias, mon trees, Rhododendron other Stevias,, Geraui ment of Stands, ‘Gold Fish avd Globes, Birds and Cages. ported vegetable and Hower seets of every des Bouquets composed of Camelias and ae bridal and other parties tastefully arranged. All orders prompt ly executed. nid 2w*r A MPORIUM OF CHINA, GLASS, ke., No.7 Sixth Ave- une, opposite Amity street.—Parchasers wishing to supply proba with the above articles, are re uested to call Lefore purchasing their Christmas and New Year's stock, PN. B.A choice collection of Chrysanthemums i parvor Plants, and Dutch Bulbous Koots for sale at unus Jow prices. ned b UNITED STATES TEA EMPORIUM, 121 late 129 Chatham street, New Yor And 116 Fulton street, Brooklyn. wAguncy, sf Buexcees Stxpry, E AND RET ALL, ‘HE YAN IN TEA ‘COMPANY coutinue to offer for sale new and fragrant Teas of every variety and style.-~ Their assortment, recially ing prgludes pe most delicious and bowertat xrades of Ever package ip of neatness and ainces van ah the ‘Teas therein are IY secured from light and that Mele ality and mele will in buy rng agen uting business 1s, perl i founded npon the utmost regard ¥ wit walled chery eas. artic fail to give thein the utmost satis tion, whicl the imoney vill be cheerfully and promptly refu Country merchant ts, pu lic establishments, heads of families, and ship- masters will find 8 a decided advantage to supply themselves from this establishment. Genuine Java Corrrr Orders from all pare of the promputude and despat The only rene? in America for the a of Hou. qua’s ceiehrated Black ‘Tea em SAMANOS, NO.6 WALL Rint AND 29 BROADWAY, JorNeR oF Reape § posraly aaa Hoses, Ci ous, Eittsosporams, Cape Jessmi vias, ms, ether with a choice assort hand other bu lbs. Bulb Glasses, Flower Fresh im- bloom, Hy quality, and wnri- ‘pon to return an; eve A sited’ States executed with ‘al Colon, an in- oodville i dof Sears, con- sisting of Regalias aud Medium size, and the Lord Byron paper Segars. IN STORE, All the various sizes and ehoice qualit ted brands of Segars, con: Lord Byron, of different sizes. Port of Havana Regalias and medium si Seguridad, me Justo Sawz Frineipe. ‘ars of St. Jago. Genuine Turkey Tobacco of at or ies. o of the most celebra- arge and small Seafarlatti Smouing Tobacco German Smoking ‘Tobacco of different qualiti The celebraced ~atehitoches Sauff of New Orlea with all the fancy Snutls of the cay. Paper Sean s of Garcia, Perez, Lara. Lord Byrou, &c, Germ Pipes; Cherry Parkes Ba Pipe Ste ne Mate! es, Pointed, Spank and ment of Segar Cases, Sn es, Se. Bass for tving Sexars, and iapeses ta balen, which are of fered at wholesale and retai SEGARS! SEGAKS aEeane D.™: HENRIQUES, No, 41 William street, respectfully + informs kis frie ds and the publiegenerally, that he has constantly on hand the following choice brands of Segars, for sale wholesale and ret it:— ing.and Queen Regalia, Norma, Rionda, banas, general assort- vegas, Yen Frocints’ (aibaw wras) De Moya, Panetelasy in,1-8 and 1-10th boxes. Principes, of various qualities, Esperansas, Leatlages, Cabalieros and numerous other brands, well worthy the attention of the ablic. Any segars pure! at this establishment, if not liked, will be taXen back at any time and the mor Strangers would do well to call previous to purchasing elae- where, N.B.—Orders from the country carefully and promptly _at- tended to. FE: Ci ; WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY, No. 64 opted street, jew York. le, Green, Roasted iaiamony Alspice, Ginger, Cloves, Mastard, Mace, N Coffee Roasted and Ground for Groce: tie shortest notice J. C, KINNER, OG Goods seat to any part of the city free of expense. allim?m PARR’S PILLS. v4if0 Dee F Ee from ror wings peulier to ‘0 THOSE the FIRST ¢ tern undergo more striking changes than in the fll of the year, and especially the commencement of winter. Lf we tum to na- changes in the vegetable world are found to be not on- ly strikivgly ous, but to have a stroug intlaence on th healthy or dis coudition ae he dy From the decay of autumn, and the morbid and like s'ate of winter, the hu- y a feeling, eit to the same laws that govern inansmate nature | 'T’ his renders the use of some simple medicine (especially to those of a slender constitution) of absolute import mce—for this is the time to as- sist nature with a medici.e to cieanse, and at the same time strengthen the powers of the vital organs. Of the functions necessary to be cleansed and invigorated none have amore in imate connexion than hi liver. The presence of food ia the stomsch, operation of the Jigesive powers, furnish tne oul natura stimulant to the liver; but whenever the coatings of the form r become week and morbid, the bile nota secreted, and distase of the liver and geverally unhealthy state of the diges- tive ongaus gupervene. In this stare many persons tly to calomel] for relief. treatment espetially at tinarason of the year, J Beran i ATAL © UENC#S, as invariably 1d, followed by seams 9 Ne the, worst sort, ta TO I YT STOMACH, TU FREE TH BLOOD OF ITS IMPURI TE: and strengthen those orgais.(alrendy by the change of the year, iia state of partial decay) take medicines free from mineral com: fant eh Ieterious bu’ streagthenius Sach are PARRS: PILLS. b ing Peribedy! patie a toot prmadtone: and wurely of vegetables. Its celebrated autor, projong-d tar beyond that of any other man compounded (whose Life w. Close and constant student of the medicinal properties of his extraordinary age by the jadicious use of this com ‘Yo their superiority, as agate and and certain ES ald ‘all other vegetable medicine DS OF PERSONS ARE CONSTANT: pound, cl to, children and and adults ind LY ESTE vING Sold by ueariy all the respectable, Draggiste jn New York and wholesale by Phomas Roberts & Co. 304 Broadway, first tloor. In Boston, at the Branch Office Cae street, and in every partof the United States and Cana wld tour GUIDE TO SOUND TEBTH nA Oe TOARATE ad aRENEWAN! Dr ‘wats sree, a Kass toe Wlles pm teeth. It can 4 ‘put into. the most tender Lt, sce Ou {ucgnvenience, with which it be fa and oe solid oh a tends a Pefpven, and Dor Gentle coscates on the seat yrith great care and tbility.” "The New York Aurom says 2 tee im all respects, fect for life. ‘an aye ‘2Drt Castle has obtained muck: celebrity for his caeatiens mode of filling the teeth, ! nw most eminent geatlemen of the Medical Faculty have persvuatly tried and recommend Dr_ Castle’s Paste for filling the weth. Tooth-ache pills, one of which put in the aching tooth will — DELICATE. RRS'S Sues So rh OP eeA TION.—Dr, A C Castle has replaced by a most ingenious piece of dental m, the lost portions of the bien and net Me the Indians in Florida: ‘We have seen letters from "Tienes 8. confirmatory of this extreordinary cure aud its entire success, bog the loss of these important — so skilfully replaced by 10" more a source of regret to the ie Dr. C, inserts grteial teeth on the Prineiple of adhesion by at- hers "Dr, ay ORR Casite tothe 8 Amba Mis Toe Beaateh Consal, MeCary, i ha Di oh Pa lent of the Medical 80 re U. Joh ¥. General Cai siet "DY Dt 8 ras Ay Le Dr. ‘Bentie, Be Boyd, Dr,’ Bu: i, Dre C, Chiesa, Di f . Dr. J. Forry, nl? Im*ee WONDERFUL REMEDY. VIRREY’S TINCTURE FANS, LOTION OF INVIGO- 4 evtraordinary remedies direet from Doctor Ad: + of Lyons, by his exclusive American agents, De Lauuey & Urey, ot New York Nothing equal to them has yet been discovered for removing impotency, fluor albus, nervous affections, and invigorating the system and reviving the decayed everg! certain pars, fact that can be wei by say pertec Ta a utes; for while all other medicines recommended for the e diseases are admitted by their inventors to ww of he T wetut sdLotion of luvigoration act at once and effec’ felt ina after they are made use ed their qnick aud wonderful acti such, that cold- ibecility caugot remain in the consti der their domiuion for half an hour; nor married female to use them and remain they immediately correct the inactivity of certain organs in vinety-nine eases out of a hundred is ¢ of unfraitful- ness ‘They are also w i} tion, dyspepsia, palpitation ot the Re tL nervol and affections of thy ineys, and in all disew: nameless solitary habit, for which. they are . tive cure. 1 She Tiactaress taken internal che tastes the externally. 1 } reat benefit, but are most ef ice $2.a bottle, of both bottles for bros living at sent in the iorm of two pow wth fall ~h = directions rsa Tor for Almnieanees mast be post paid, and directed to De Launey vs Informacion of a daticare end intere:ting nature, whieh can: not be inserted ii iblic adve tisement, accomy aaa y bot tle and po hese medicines should never be used by preg yr thearexciting nacure would” be Wisbie to pro Bed TF toesial appoint LAU aly Im*r Beith has been received bY & GREY, At H Duane st, New, York, “* CHEAP STORE TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE DRUGS, LYESTUFFS, feat ed MEDICINES, GROCERIES, Rig {GREENWICH Sraeen, Syew YORK, JOH ORRISON offers for sale, on the most liberal pak a ey extensive assortment of goods, among them following, to which he would solicit the atvention of APOTHECARIES. Corrosive Sublimate, qua Ammonia, purits Nitre Dulcia, iuper Carbonate Soda, ‘Tartaric Acid, psom Salts, a bag and all Essen? astor Se ‘eto. Roll and Flour Sulphur, De alt ki Alcohol, parilla, jorax, refined and crude, Sponges, coarse and fine, Celomel, Dra susie? Glass Ware Red Precipitate. Vi VAINTERS. Window. Bees ofall sises and British youre, ine, white les ed dry and in oil, Gold and Silver Leaf, Gos bat ou Bronze, sue penta Crh ries ‘and red, utty, Paris white, Whiting, ish Brown, erdigris, drya nd in fenetian Red, Chrome Gi id Paper, Chrome Yellow, Pumice Stone, Yellow Ochre, French and ‘Tar and Kosia, inne Japan, copal, coach and hat’ jammer strained sperm, Neatstoot, Unrefined, whale, Sea'Elephant.” , Lard On, Sperm and Stearic Cand! pre woob DEALERS. ‘AND MANUFACTURERS, Camwood, nes i curr, Hed Wood ict Barwoos Hypernie W, ood, Gam m Aashaleum, Peach Wo Sal Ammmoniac, Ebeny Wo. Soaps, MANUFACTURERS. Slee Mulder, Dutth and Fsench 2 Gopperss, si. and Amer, Indigoes, of Bengal, Carraca ‘trol and Guatamalae White Tartar, ‘Tarter, Glue, Sumac, ee Dye, Soda Ash, Pot and Pearl Ashes, et tag Taare Ane Powdered Blue Smal im Bictromate of Potash, duereion Lae ae Gum mall, Bilt Per, ‘aaladapian Ni a te id Grain and Bar Ti one aaa C. ous Hyson Tea, bees Papeete. Gunpowder =‘ Hyson Skin Freeh Brandies, Caster Oil, in bottles, Spanish Sexars ors and Pearl Ashes, Prom Salts, i ianotiee Ball Friction Matches, Brick, Carbonate ‘Ammonia, Pie Bue! Bota rwatlas,| oa fo Fowdered Ginger Root, tard, London, re neo one ‘oil in bottles & ae Powdered Natmeg, Sls ih Pah Powdered Cinnamon. CONF! CTIONERS, DISTILLERS AND Paanee Cochineal, Oil of Annisy Nutinegs, Absynth, Mace, ey, Cloves, Juniper, Cinnamon, Rose, ‘Orange’ and Peach Wa Cassia Buds, Uspice Vanilla Beans, Jsinglase ‘Tonquin Beans, Gum Tragacanth, Coriander Seed, Gum Arabjie, Turkey, Carray way Seed, Gum Ke, isseed, Oil of Roses, Sujure Paste, Peppermint, Pearlash, ‘Winteigreen, Salerary Cinnamon, Super C mbonate of Soda yrange, Tartaric Aci Bergamot, emon. Bleecnini Nutgal Powdered Blue Smalts, Blue Vitriol, Glue, Verdignis, Oil Vitriol, Copperas, Copper Cal, Sal Ammonia, Shel ac Antimo: Alcohol Sugar of bead Extract of hog Ww im, ke. 4 MEDICIN EK Spee ALE RS. bs “a 's, Lee’s & Hooper's Opoteldoe, Harlemand Brith it Seeis’ and Liquid, Seidlitz Powders, Soda Powders, Stonghton's Bitters, Godfiey’ i Extract Sarvaparia, Auderso Cephalic Snu hompson’s Eye Water, Chemie: of all kinds, Seah snglish and American. All hands ef P: Jolors. ” Articles; and very ription of Drugs and Dra general assortment Parent Medicines, Perfumery, Yoaps, Kc. Allarticies warranted gemuine. C7~The most prompt attention given to orders from the country no ‘lmdy&wyr TO PRINTERS OR SALE.—T we founts of i have been used on the al pion and Nonpsriel York Herald. Apply 2 w ork, , South or to fay in their provisions for the voyage, are invited to call and purchase them of the subscribers, at their cheap cash geese as on can save from 15 to 25 per cent Wd s0 doing, and get as good provisions as can be purchased Sok |p ere. Captaius of vessels and housekeepers also will be sup inds of groceries and provisions a an equal sav im wholesale or retail, at vhe store, AL 103 South ng nea Fu HARRIS: PAN eae Ei an that have t BgA7, AND OAR BAZAAK—At this establishment cant found every deseription of Boats that the ingenuity of man can suggest. Look at what he has done and then ju of what he can do. At his establishment was built the following unrivalled boats, viz :—The Swiftsure, of Newtvundland; the sixteen foot, sailin Dinky ‘Pronbler the” Romp. of Hustente and aul Pi row row boats Henry Si Ban oom a5 races ‘th, meee he noble Cimbring the UG." We Chapman’ the forty foot racer ‘or the United States ship Ohio; the parge Empress for Florida; the brass mounted i jeptune for Tampico Bay, and a host of bie 2 eel WEEP EPS AND SCULLS—150,000 feet on hand; 41902,000' feof Lena's celebruted Sculls for anke, th gew a of his business is may worthy of attention. — Look at the prices, only, three and four pence a foot. ao sculls for racing dressed by the proprietors own hands. pA ea oe Dow ses A his Cad lend ways on isit his Bazaars if you desiroa treat AGT work dclivered ree of charge c.L. asennad bert fa ' oad Water and 141 Cherry streets—sole proprietor ALCHES.— she largest and most, spieudid assorunent 0 19 bg found at ‘ions of ches in the Ms As be is constantly reset Vow Gold and si carers, in apie terest rata be eo". anbied “to ver Watches, of offer a larger assortment, and at muc 3 prices, at retail, y other house in the city. Gold watches mach "Watches ead Sevelliey orchanged’ or bomehe. witches warranted to keep good time, or the money reta Watches, clocks aud jewellery re the best manner, ved warranted lower than at any other plac GC. ALLEN, importer of wately holésale and recail, 30 3 TO THE PUBLIC. $1 oor 248 Grand street, bey form | vabli¢, that independent of tie Watch, o tnake advances in cash on gold and sil¥s Gash to Watches y an oad T, ae yrs pad mi Nate sale, C ver. ceription rere PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE. HE SUBSCRIBERS offer, with full confidence | tility and a above named article. article i ded to brace nce the shoulders, support the -rpand the chest, giving. 8 jul onth found indispensable to persons of sedentary Erarcnts and guardians are particularly requested to exam vrace; itwill be found to possess every requisite quality for wriych tt is recommended, amely—to brees the shoulders of children and others who have serain the habit of stooping, und retain eeie Form in a i with perfect ease, forn weed of a0’ pret ipee subscribers alyo offer their cela Ridin aba remediate \napect bg pom ae: oo the "inst Sold I wholesale tad rete aes i saga N, B.—Ladi i La gt ifed by N, B.—Ladiee resvience of MA sila eat tt (02 Greenwiel hetwaen Hubert end laght arent ie tor ace. at the street 024 Im in SORLA’S CHEAP D FING ESTABLISHMENT. R. SORIA bees hs leave respectfully to inform his friends and that owing to the dep PSs of his price 25 per cent below the Speen, Lg iphe- a M their summer visit a scl ted ie of wearing apparel as ma) pneu d or Progsi vill be punetuall) be a etabliahmiaty 10. 4 it No 257 Bleecker. to ee ae ‘All ie Youu vest style at Soria’ J His brasches are st 97 Grand, so 8 th at 19 FE a ira oe ot “tyferehants ejay ha ida of goods d their original forms, erate terms. Principal office 496 ARD=750 keas Prime Leaf Lard, i L’Xino,7 barrels No. 2 i nai ey ullec & CQ. HIouth ate | Newark Advertiser, Nov. M4. Memphis, Tenn. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Mempurs, Tenn., No’ Spiritual Matters—Cotton Trade—Militia Tram- ing—-Music— Concert —-Dandies—Ladies—-Lap- Dogs—Humbugs. Dear Bennerr— Besides the promise made you in iny last, 1 have other inducements to continue my correspondence The great interest that “Charley” has awakened in the circles of the fair sex, is so flattering to his feelings, that he feels encouraged, nowwithstanding the contempt affeeted by the would-be-considered nice, in still contributing his mite to the amuse- ment of the numerous readers of your valuable pa- and at the same time, with the best of feelings , “shoot folly as it flies.” Matters spiritual should have our first attention; and to convince the good people of our little city that we have ever in our mind this great and im- portant duty, we proceed to give you information from our principal churches. The Episcop: pened their new church with a sermon by their bishop, Otey. Whether or not it was spiced by his usual illiberal denuncia- tions against other denominations, we ace unable to say, as we did not attend; for we should confess in bold language that anticipated the neglect of the beautiful sisters of Faith and Hope, and reli- giously kept aloof. ‘The Methodists, the largest and noisiest denomi- nation we have among us, are too much engaged in rearing up their beautiful building to pay as much attention to their shouting business as to attract at- tention from our pen, The Presbyterians have quarrelled with their par- son, and been behaving very bad for the last few months. Madam Rumor. asserts that there will be a split in the church, which will make another “bypath” to bewilder the poor sinner in his search for the right way. ‘The Catholics have with them at present their very talented and amiable bishop. He has been confined to his room. by indisposition the principal part of the time he has been here, havi yet heen able to preach but once, when we had the pleasure of hearing him, His "discourse was upon Christian Charity, a subject upon which our cle: appear to have very little know ly hope, for the honor of the ‘sacred des! it ey for the future have from them more atten- tion, both i in practice and theory. ‘ The “snowy staple” of our State is coming to market very fast, giving to all classes of our citi- zens a great deal ‘of business. Tt is commana a fee that very well remunerates the planter for his labor. A great many buyers are here from New Orleans, thus taking much of the legitimate busi- ness from our enterprising commission merchants. ‘The principal streets of business are literally crowded with dry goods, and notwithstanding this, we frequently hear our principal merchants regret that the: Hluieiey make farger purchases whilst at the north, ‘The mechanics, too, are all busy, en- gaged at the highest prices, and “the young giant of the west” has on his seven league boots, mak- ing rapid strides towards wealth and importance. Some few weeks since we had a great farce en- acted in our neighborhood, viz:—a grand militia muster. It was the first time we ever saw one in the state and to take it altogether was the richest affair of the kind we ever witnessed. militia were received by their Brigadier who, bye the bye, is said to bear a strong re- semblance to Napoleon Bonapart The farce wound up by a speech from the General, which was in excellent keeping with the performance of the ibis, We have, as yet, no theatre here this season,and we know of no place in the whole country where a small company, possessing respectable talents, would be better supported. Do try and prevail upon some of your actors, who are perhaps daing little or nothing in your city, to pack up and pay us a_ visit; we feel assured that a iheatibal corps here, in the hands of a competentmanager, must certainly make money; our citizens are ge! nerally tasty and great lovers of the drama. Last evening we attended the concert given by the friends of the Episcopal Church, for the pur- pose of calling in the uid of the citizens in purchae- ing an organ for the new church. To say that we were highly pleased at the performance would be to tell no less than truth; but if it be more expressive, we do not hesitate to avow that we were delighted. It was under the management of Messrs. and Miller, two gentle nen eminent in the profession of the “divine art;” they were assisted by several ladies and gentlemen, as amateurs. It would indeed almost seem invidious in ize, $0 eX- cellent was the performar et we acknowledge our decided preference to vo trate: We hope that it will not be considered ill-natured for usto award the palm to the yeung lady who sang the songs se- leeted for the evening. We have never. rd without the walls of the opera house her voic - celled, and but rarely, even in that “home of the singer,” any that came so near our conception of verfection. She was much indebted for its fine ef- Fact upon the audience to Mr. Miller’s admirable performance: e upon the piano. Mons. Barbiere’s finest strokes upon the guitar were conapletely lost to fis, from the circumstance of our hi appening: ie. be seated in the neighborhood of a number of ladies and gentlemen who manifesied much greater plea- sure at hearing each other talk than any of the p formers could afford them; but pshaw! what spirited gentleman, particularly one that has a high opinion of his conversational powers, would not rather hear himself talk than merely listen to a man endeavor- ing to make masic by thumping upon the strings of We could see the motions of our fe vee n, and well do we know, from former ¢ that music came at his bid. The audience at the concert was composed of the elite of the city, and would bear a comparison, for its refinement and decorum, with any in the world, It is true that we have among us a distinct set of beings, who hang upon society, and are sometimes noticed by our first ladies (we suppose for their “lap dog” docility,) called ‘‘dandies;” some of them made their appearance last evening as usual, among their betters. They differ here somewhat from your Broadway dandy, more resembling the ape, than the real animal; they answer also differ- ent purposes; the hair is, as usual among the class, dressed very sleek, and the ladies, with their usual tax them, as they do all the weaker crea- tures, but very lightly. r instance, whe becomes tired of her bouquet, if she is at pergence, It popu- lar, she has one of those handy creatures ather side, and thrusts it into his hand. He is very prond of the honor; and, after this, you will see him stand- ing in the most prominent part of the concert room, | gracefully performing the office of a mantel orna- ment. The concert was the first fashionable assemblage we have attended since our last; and it is with pleasure we notice a decided improvement, in the dress of the ladi The hair on this occasion was dressed with that symplicity that betokens the finest taste, and the head altogether was divested of that vulgar finery that distinguishes the charac- ter of the old woman in “ Handy Andy.’ Besides this great improvement, we take great pleasure in announcing the decline of bustle we confess, though we do not know, that o ves are justly entitled to the credit of first giving a veto to this stern mandate of fashion. Glad, indeed, are we though, whether this be the case or not, that they »m willing to return to the ‘modesty of nature. The commissioners, appointed by government for the survey of our harbor, to ascertain its fitness for a Naval depot, have finished their lab and leave us with a favorable report. There e now no doubt but that the v ine will be | | here 5 and they give us another claim your notic e It was our intention to give the ladies our parti- cular attention in this; but having “i en absent from town for several weeks, we missed opportunities of observing them as much as we desire ; besides, they are so curious that they might take offence at some of our rough attempts at description; and from 4 Woman’s tongue, the gods’ defend Your Crarney Navan.—The “Tndependen morning for Boston to be laid up. The Pioneer, Lieut. T. D. Shaw, has arrived at Norfolk from Baltimore, where she will undergo repairs, and probably be lengthened about 20 feet, and otherwise improved. sailed yesterday Weronty Granp Jvry.—Sheritl Burnet, of this county, signalized the close of his late official term (distinguished throu ace by unswerving fidelity.) by ss ing © Grend ury of peculiar weight and qe rac ‘er, Being all great men, it was found that the 4 weight of fue members was 4,062 Ibs., which s! owe an average of 204 Ibs. They were quite as venerable for age, too, as for weight, their united ages being 1,049 years showing an average of over 52 years. It ix not to be won- | ( dered at that such a jury should have found 36 dills,or¢ the bills should all ‘have been sustained hy the court ev | await farther orden ner, revoked. convicted of taking mor Rilo de Janeiro. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Rio ve Jaxvino, Sept. 19, 1848. Full Particulars of the Marriage of the Emperor— spy’s Theory proved—Fall of Rain Sin— The last time 1 wrote you, which was trom this place, some three weeks since, [ made a promise to furnish you with # description of all the doings upon the occasion of the marriage of Don Pedro, Empe- ror of the Brazils, to the Princess Theresa of Naples few hours before sunset, on the evening of Sunday, Sept. 4, a large and taunt Brazilian frigate (built in Baltimore forthis government, and without exception the best appointed vessel in their service) bearing the flag of Rear Admiral Taylor, and con- taining the person of thefuture Empress, entered the harbor, eseoried by a Brazilian frigate and cor- vette and a Neapolitan line of battle ship, two large frigates and a corvette, The squadron had been signaled in the morning, and all hands inside were accordingly on the alert, and as soon as the frigate, containing the empress or princess let go anchor, the vessels of war in the harbor, i including the squadron just arrived, and al away in perfect. agon: Such anoth before heard, neither do l expect to hear such again. There were then ly- ing in the harbor one American line of battle ship, one American sehooner of one British frigate, one sloop of war, one steamer, two brigs, and one schooner of war, ove Danish brig, one Portuguese corvette, one Brazilian frigate, three corvettes, and innumerable smaller ¢ You may ima- gine what a racket all these created; all hands firing by one signal. It is an actual fact that the coneussion Was so great as to cause rain to fall immediately afterwards, the en shining bright and clear inthe meantime. What has Espy to say to this? At sunset a salute was fired from the navy yard, which announced to the initiated that the Em- s afloat; about fifteen minutes ailersearcs, came out of the Mereantile Harbor, an the Emperor made his appearance among the men of war in. the outer harbor, pulling for the ship containing his heart’s delight. The vessels of war manned yards, saluted, and cheered, as he passed them. The the evenin ing to the navy yard Imperor remained on board until late in and received no honors upon return- This closed the proceedings for that day folowing morning, information Was given tot squadrons, that the E: peror would visit his intended, that she would dis- embark, and that the marriage ceremony would take place. About 12 M. a salute from the ‘Naval Depot an- nounced that the cavaleade, or more properly the bo cade were inmotion, ‘This was the signal for one round of blank cartridge trom every Braziliero in port. About half an hour afterwards the barges made their appearance in the man-of-war harbor, and T must confess that it was the most brilliant dis: play of barges 1 ever behe! Id. First came as pioneers, about twenty large I and Neapolitan man- of-war boats, two abr ach with an appropriate ensign and pennant ff next came a new barge built expressly for the purpose of disembarking thi Princess, and the most magnificent specimen of a 2 boat imagine, pul ing seventy-five oars, each oarsman splendidly dressed ina fancy costume of colored satin, Next came the Emperor and his sister nari, in his splendid barge, which had been refurnished and decorated for the oceasion, pulling forty oars, and steered as usual by a Brazil lan Admiral. Next came a number of boats con- taining the Emperor’s household, and the proces- rable Brazilian und Nea- sion tailed off with roe jolitan boats of all sizes and shapes. ‘The young Juke of Tuscany, brothet to the Princess Theresa, and Ist Lieutenant of the Neopolitan oka deh acted as Marshal. The ships of warmanned and saluted, as a matter of course, upon the hae: peror’s appearance among us. The Emperor went on board the frigate, handed his future wife and her maids of honor into their appropriate barge, stepped into his own and shoved off for the shore, From this time until 8 o'clock, P. M. the men-of- war kept upa continual banging, barely giving them- elves $ time to re-load. ‘The royal couple eee at the Navy Yard amid a blaze of artillery. ’ pro- ceeded in separate carriages through ‘Mi the ane i- pal and very dirty streets to the palace ; thence they proceeded on foot to the Imperial Chapel, which was open to the pablie and crammed to suf- focation; they were made one by the Lord High Bishop of Brazil. ‘The young Emperor looked taller, thinner, and much manlier than when T last saw him. His bride isa comely, and rather handsome girl. I should presume about twenty years of age. Tl Emperor was dressed in a neat uniform, as a colo- nel of the guards—a star and cross of very large diamonds upon left breast. The Empress was very plainly attired in a dress of white lace over white satin, and her hair parted. plainly in front, and secured by a single band of diamonds from Smperor’ ‘s sister and the Duke of Tuscany present; the latter in his appropriate uniform as a lieutenant inthe navy. They left the chapel, were escorted through the streets, and out to their country, palace by about five hundred capriaiiee, containing the nobility and gentry of the count The royal pair again entered the city on the 8t! held a i rd the troops, and in the eve- nin to exhibit their royal per- sonsto_ the multitude there and then assembled; On the lace, and and 1 did were e@Xx- about 10 0% they left the theatre. 13th they made another visit to the city p held a second levee. | It rained not go ashore on this occasion. pected to exhibit themselves in the public streets, but the rain spoiled that part of the play. The Brazilians appear very much rejoiced that young Pedro has taken to himself a wife. They have a number of very magnifi r some of the principal streets; these are transparent, and are splendidly illuminated. principal one, over the Rue Dueita, is lighted with 2800 large lamps. re is music stationed in the arches every evening. The band from the Columbus and the Neapolitans, have been loaned for the occa- sion, To-night is the last night of the illumina- tions, and the excitement is gradually wearmg awa J Mas Kinien.—A man named Salmon was shot near New Market. in Henrico county, on Monday, Mr. Johnston. J. and 8. married sisters—some ditt between them, and on Monday, & quarrelsome person, went to the field where J work, and there made aviolent assault upon him, fused to fight with him, and cai to the house to wash the blood from his face, prod by the blows he had re. ceived. $. went home and put ona clean shirt, and then returned to J’s house, and made a desperate assault upon Mrs. J. with a heavy hickory stick, evidently with the purpose of murdering her, Her husband hearing her cries of murder, ran to the house, and on his way to the room where his wife was, picked up his gun, and on en- tering the chamber where Salmon was beating her, he fired at him and shot him just below the heart. 8. how aver, pursued J, out of th se and about fifty yards farther, with his club he fell. He expired ina few minutes, Mrs. J. followed and found his clothes on fire, so near was the weapon to his person. §. had been drinking, and probably was infuriated by the liquor and passion when he made the assault upon his own sis- ter, He burst open the door of the honse, when he en- it, and beat her so dreadfully asto break her arm in places, and when she endeavored to close with him, he choaked her violently. ‘The unfortunate man has left a wife, a mostestimable woman, and several children — Johnson was of course considered perfectly Justified and was not arrested —Richmond Star, Now, Fans. or Virrve in “Mar —A singular and un- fortunate ciremmstance oceurred in our evty on Mon- day night. On Tuesday morning th vas found upon a wharf near the toll bridge, a woman’s e clothing and several locks of hair. These articles were soon identified as belonging to Mercy A. Worthing, a girl about eighteen years of age, and it was supposed that she had, in an evil and bitter hour, committed the enormous crime of self destruction, From gertain circumstances, stich as her having been seen in company with a familiar acquaint- ance by'the name of ~ Snowden, a sailor, he having taken shirt from his clothes bug in the evening, the locks of hair indicating that all the hair had been cut from her head, and Snowden’s disappearance, it is supposed that she assumed the garb of a sailor, and has abandoned home and friends, and virtue, for a bleak and vicious voyage on the tempest of life. Such a course must inevitably bring with it a daily and hourly punishment, and is likely to end in epen disgrace, degradation and ruin.— Bangor Whig, Nov, 2. Army Ives ENCE. —Anpointment, _avenibet ne S. Wetherspoon, of New York, to bean Adietant Surgeon. Resignation ‘Optover 31-As on William Mattit, 8. Elbert Muse, Ist Liew ntry, to take effect March 1, 1844; R. i tenant 3rd infantry, to take effect Decem- Revexve Senvicr—Orlers, November 93—( Thomas. Rudolph, to relieve Captain M Connor, in command of the 3 rt station, and Captain Connor to hewarrant of Wm, Bissel, guns k Puxisixy.—E, A. Geo., has been lirected to Jesse ed to ten yearg ‘A Disnonest Postmaster ‘randall, Postmaster at Camak, ey from a lett and sentenc Ricketson, Cama’, Georgia. hard labor in the State Prison