The New York Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1843, Page 3

__—_—_—_—__ a rr rr Ofmicial. Cincutan to Coutector or Tus Customs. Tarasuny Deranrment, Dec. 12, 1843. Satisfactory evidence having been received at this De- tment that under the authority of acts of Cos of he ublic of Texas, the vessels of the United States and their cargoes are made liable in the port of Texas to the payment of discriminrting duties, I have to inform you that the vessels of the Republic of Texas, arriving in be? of the United States, and their cargoes, become liable 0, and are to be charged with the several tonnage and other duties levied on foreign vessals and their omneees by the first section of the Act of Congress ofthe United States of July 20, 1790; the sixth section of the act of March 27. 1804; and the eleventh section of the act of 30th August, 1842, . J. C. SPENCER, Secretary of the Treasury. _ Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. First Board, Dec, 15,—200 shares Reading Railroad, 2df, 22; 200 22; $60 Lehigh Mortgage Loan 62}. 115 shares Wilmington ‘Railroad 17}; Reading Railroad 6's, 1850, 78}, 150 shares New Orleans Gas Bank 27}. 50 Me- chanics’ Bank 2H $1000 Reading Railroad 6's, 1850, 734; 69 shares Girard Bank, cash, 74; $13,000 Tennessee 6’s,18t July, 90; 50 shares Norristown Railroad, 3%; i. inington 6's, 1853, 85}; $85 New County 6’s 09; $39 State Sacer 1846, 71; $1000 Ches, and Delaware 6's, Second Board, Dec. 14—200 shares Reading Railroad 214; 100 do s5f21}; 400 do 21}; 736 do 21}; 50 Kentucky Bank, 2df, c&p, 75; 26 Norristown Railroa: as 100 Wil- mington Railroad, baf, 174s $6000 Reading Railroad bonds 1850, 733; $4000 Reading Railroad 6’s, 1850, 73}; $7000 do 86 73}; 65 shares Union Bank, Ten ois 100 United States Bank 5j; 6 Philadelphia Bank 94}; 100 Reading RR s6f,21§; 1 United States Bank 54. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS Paieape: . Dee 15—Arr Acorn, Ho: Bostor low, Sex Mews and Angeline, Cld Cumberland, Phillips nambt id s, nambuce and & pik 14—Arr Maria Theresa, Clark. Alesonérin Fy neh. rwise considera Eldridge, and Wm Pitt, Bacou, wannah; Pauline Mango, mont t Johns, PR; New York. Sld Hartley, \dridge, Kingston, Ja. for Montevideo, on Monday" mornin chain eableand ane Arr Exit, Medium, El Ricumonp, Dec 1i—Arr Nassau, Dearborn, NY ork. _Nonroux, Dec 13—Arr J W Kimpton, Osborne, New York; Columbus, Cade, do, in distress; North America, Betswith, Ravgshaunoek for Bergen, NJ; Addison, Morton, fort for Alexandria, in d ess—last night, off Smith’s ‘Island, lost aychor chain and unshipped windlass. At Seaw Point, ictorine, Jones, Baltim re for NOx ¢ down the Bay in co. with Maria, Atwell, for NYork PREJUDICE.—No person who has rheumatism, stiff” joints, contracted cords or muscles, ought to let his prejudices go so far as to prevent his’ using a remedy called Hewes? Nerve and Bone Liniment, and the Indian Vegetable Elixir, which has never yet failed in a single instance, to cure those complaints. If yon doubt this, you can have the names of as many persons as you wi Who have used these articles and been cured perfectly. We do not, nor ever have published a false certificate of cure performed by it. We only ask persons to prove what we say by trying the article, and if they do not find themselves cured perfectly, they shall have their money returned to them. No person can ask better proof than this. You can find them genuine only at Comstock’s, No. 21 Courtlandt street ; No.2 North Fifth street, Philadelphia ; 52 Corn- hill, Boston. ft THOSE INILL HEALTH READ THIS.—Win- ter is now upon us, and it becomes requisite that we should preserve ourselves from the approach of sickness. How many of our population are subject tothat most to he dreaded of all diseases, consumption. Men, women, and children fall victims, and thousands follow after with- out attempting to be saved. And yet one of the most elfective remedies is at hand, and which, if used in time, can save life—that remedy is Peters’ Cough Lozenges. Pleasant to the taste, they can be taken by the most dis- tressed. If the lungs are ulcerated or diseased, they soothe them to such an extent, that the most afflicted feel their power and usefulness ‘Like Peters’ Vegetable Pills and shilling Strengthening Plaster, they have gained an en- viable reputation throughout the Union. Principal oftice 125 Fulton street. SCEPTICS READ AND BE CONVINCED OF the efficacy of Pease’s Hoarhound Candy— " New York, Nov. 9th, 1843. Dear Sirs—There is no mistake about your “Compound Hoarhound Bandy,” as I can well testify.—Last June | was severely attacked with the influenza, ‘and I made use of a number of advertised medicines for colds, &c., and | received no benefit from any of them. It continued to hang on me, with cough and pains in the breast until about four weeks back, I was induced by the many testi- monials advertised in favor of your Hoarhound Candy, to F it, sadbsingle ‘kage of your article relieved me in afew hours, and afew days trought around a thorough cure. [consider your Cundy as requisite in the medi- clue chest as the compass is to the mariner who ploughs he deep. With great respect, your obedient servant, WILLIAM EMMONS, 86 White street. To Messrs. Joun Pease & Sons, No. 45 Division st. Agents, No.8 State st. Boston, and No. 3 Ledger Build ings, Philadelphia. Sg- YOU CAN HAVE A GOOD HEAD OF HAIR and aclear complasion for three shillings. Here are the qualities of both the articles. ‘The Italian Chemical Soap, (mind it’s sold nowhere else genuine in this city,) will cure every kind of eruption, and chapped or tender flesh, freckles, ilotches, salt rheum, scurvy, &c., and make dark or yellow skin clear and beautiful. It is sold at 50 cents acake, at the n of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street—mind, the only place in this city. The other for thehair, is sold for three shillings a trial bottle; it will force the hair to grow, stay its falling out, cure scurf or dandruff, and mie light or red hair grow dark from the roots. Observe—we make no false statement; we've seen both the articles tested. They are sold very cheap, 4 Jones, at the sign of the American arle, ‘82 Chatham st, New York; by Zieber, 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; ‘8 State st, Boston, and 139 Fulton st, Brooklyn; but in this city only at 52 Chatham street. T. Jones is signed on all wrappers of the genuine, and mind, any other is adishon est counterfeit,perfectly useless—dont buy it at any price. MEDICAL CARD.—A CURE GUARANTEED —The members of the College of Medicine and Phar- mi f the city of New York, established forthe su, of quackery, are now’ successfully treating all diseases of a private nature, according to the new mode of treatment adopted by the professors of the different hospitals of Europe. No mereury or any preparation in- jurious to the constitution is at present used by the col- jege in the removal of those complaints, thereby saving thousands from those dreadful mercurial complaints that sometimes baffle the skill of the most experienced prac- titioners Cases of an ordinary character are completely eradicated in from three to six days, and those cases pro- tracted by charlatans or aggravated by over doses of mer cury, speedily yield to the powerful alterative and purity. ing penicines used by the College in the cure of these diseases. Gonorrhona, gleet, stricture, and all diseases of the urethra permanently cured in less than half the time occupied by the old treatment. One of the members of the College, thoroughly acquainted with all diseases of a private nature, and such improvements in their medical reatment as has been lately made by the medical faculty of Europe, attends daily as consulting physician, at the office and consulting rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. Advice and all medicines, $5. IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.—Pi tients living at a distance, bystating the nature of their com- plaints explicitly, togetlier with treatment they received elsewhere, if any, and enclosing $5, either by post or through the different express conveyances in communica. tion with this city, will receive a chest containi all me- dicines requisite to howe acure, with full and explicit directions for use, N. B. All letters must be post-paid, W. 8S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office and consulting rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. BASE AND DETESTABLE IMPOSITION.—The Bart mlarity and universal demand for Dr. Felix Gourauds Poudres Subtiles, for uprooting hair without the slightest injury to the skin, has awakened the cupidity of a nest of vile counterfeiters, who are palming upon the public a spurious and deleterious article as the enuine preparation. To protect purchasers against these fleceivers, the proprietor has had cast a splendid square bottle, on the four sides of which are blown the following: “Dr. Felix Gouraud’s Poudres Subtiles, for uprooting hair, New York,” enveloped ina handsome wrapper, with the Dr.’s fac simile. The public may rest assured that every bottle not answerin; the above description is a worthless imitation and should be rejected, and those who attempt to veeive, and their injurious composition, shunned and de- spised. | ‘These powders have,been long held in high esti- mation, and are recemamended by every one who has used them, as uniting entire efficiency with perfect safety, in eradicating, every description of superfluous hair, hoy ever deep the bulb may be seated. To be had no where else in New York, but at 67 Walker street, one door from Broadway, $1 per bottle, and where innum@rable testimo- nials can be shown, and the preparation tested, ifrequired by the purchasers. PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S Celebrated Pills, for the cure of Gonorrhea, Gleet, Fluor Albus, and all mo- capurulent discharges from the Urethra. ese Pills are warranted to effect acure in half the time taken by the old treatment, without tainting the breath, disagreeing with the stomach, or confinement from business, Price or box. Ragehtsd oe ick the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, ‘Assan . ™ “AW. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The ade Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is now confidently re commended and prescribed by the first meaical practi era ofthe city, for all casos of debilit juced either by seeret indulgence or excess of any kind detrimental to the constitution, It is an invaluable remedy for impotence, sterility, or barreness (unless depending on malformation) hid will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising from a debilitated state of the constitution. Sold in single bottles $1 each; in cases of half adozen $5; carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Ottice and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. RICORD'’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE Mixture for the permanent cure of primary or secondary Syphilis avid all complaints arising trom the use of Mercury a tteed to ctire. Sold in single bottles $1 each, in of halfdozen $4, carefully packed and sent to all parts of the union. Office aoa soe ae the College of cine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau . ae YW. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. ALL BURNS, SCALDS, OLD SORES, SWEL lings, Sore Kyes, and Inflammation of every kind, are ra- idly’ and permanently cured by Connel’é Magical Pain ixtractor, from Comstock’s, No, 21 Courtland street. No yay will be taken for it if it does not cure all such cases. i ‘any case of burn or scald, no matter how bnd, it will give almost instant and save life if the vitals are un- injured, and no family should risk themselves without it to ase incase of such accidents. If warranting it in all © t proof enough of its goodness, you can have reference to persons who have seey and experienced its delightful effects, TO ALL THE WORLD.—The best article of selSperilia ts ade be the saris, Conmtuck REO. This house is, it is well known, the most extensive dealers in medicine on this continent, and experience has learned them how to benefit both the public ¢ and t themselves, by vattin, rice p: aparilla | sani within the reach ‘ol all—and as a purifyerof the blood it cannot be su Pimples, eruptions, &c. on the face will quickly by its use in ashort time. Price 60 cents per bottle, dozen, and to be had genuine only at 21 Courtlandt street ; No.j2 Nocth Fifth street, Philadelphia ; 62 Cornhill. Boston. PRICE REDUCED—DR. TAYLOR’S BALSAM of Liverwort, 376 Bowery.—For more than ten years this medicine has stood unrivalled for the cure of coughs, colds, catarrh, asthma, difficulty of respiration, pain in the side and breast, bronchitis, liver complaint, and all those affections of the throat and lungs which are a source of suffering, and so often terminate in that most destruc- tive of all diseases, consumption. So extensively has this medicine been used, and so often proved successful, that the proprietor feels no hesitane: 4 recommending it to all who unfortunately may be aificted with either of the above diseases, Multitudes who have experienced its happy effects can testify to its utility, and very many rescued from a premature death point to it as the means oftheir recovery. The originator of this remedy, was well versed in the science of medicine as well as a skilful practitioner, Physicians familiar with its effects pre- scribe it in their practice; and with the medical faculty generally it has met a larger share of approbation than is common with such exclusive preparations. N. B.—Bot- tles for trial $1 each. Beware of counterfeits. The only genuine is for sale as above, and by G. J. Leeds, whole- sale druggist, 128 Maiden Lane. OIL 'TANNIN.—For harness, carriage tops, boots and shoes, nothing can equal this celebrated oil. It keeps the leather soft and pliable, and water can no more pene- trate than through India rubber. To be had only at 21 Courtlandt street. MONEY MARKET. Friday, Dec. 15—6 P.M. Stocks are advancing so rapidly that it is impossible to tell where they will stop, or what will be the result of the present inflation of prices, Long Island rose } per cent ; Canton Co , 1 ; Harlem, 24, with very large sales ; Auburn & Rochester, 2; Ohio Life & Trust, 1}; Tennessee, 1} Kentucky 6's, } ; Indiana, 3; Mlinois, 1} ; Ohio 6’s sold at 1034 a 104 dividend off, equal to 106} a 107 with dividend. This is an advance equal to the semi-annual payment oy interest. Norwich & Worcester Railroad declined a} per cent, This great improvement in prices has caused the more sober minded operators to pause, and take an obser-} vation of their position. The great abundance of money in ,every city of the Union, the general inactivity of trade, throwing into unu- sual channels the capital that should be confined to the regular movements of commerce, have created operations in all the speculative bubbles of the day. The prices of nearly all the stocks, given in our tables of to-day, have advanced and declined from time to time, without the least real permanent cause in the world. Other markets should be governed by the facts, and any advance in the price of stock of repudiating States should not be attributed to any favorable prospect that may have been indicated by the movements of the different legislatures. Notwithstanding all the negociations made by {commissioners, and all the space devoted to the subject in the Messages of the Governers, (with the exception of the State of Illinois,) not a single repudiating State in the Union isa jot nearer fulfilling their engagements than they were a year since So far, not the first move has been made. The recommen dations of the Governors have been forgotten, and our Legislatures have devoted their time and attention to other matters. Before a single State Assembly met, we predict: ed this result, The domestic exchanges of the States never were in @ more prosperous, healthy condition. They are go verned by a power that competition will always regu- late, and wé can safely depend upon the uniformity that has marked this branch of inland trade for sometime past: Domestic Excuanass, Dec. 15. Boston, dis Apalachicola, 2 Philadelphia Sani Baltimore, ** a Montgomery 6} Virginia,” 1 ar ‘Puscaloosa, 6% N Carolina, 13 a1 Grease Charleston a Nashville, Savannah, % a1 Lonisville, a, ae St Louis, Gofambus, 1% 0 1 Cinetune Macon, Vea 1 U.S. Bk'Notes, 0aat Treasury Notes, new emission, 4a}¢ prem. The internal exchanges of the country cannot by the unalterable laws fof trade, be reduced much below this standard. On Mobile we can look for considerable im provement, but on all other points the present rate will become permanent. There has been no improvement in Foreign Exchanges, except on London, which has advanced a fraction:— Rarss or ForeiGn Bitis 1x New York, Dec. 15. Union, Flor, 72 a 7 s.L& Tst, 78a 80 Oct. 3. Ne Nov. 30, Dec. 15, London, baby 8 Bia 8 Beas France,” 5 273¢a5 30 5.35 7 5 32\q05 3356 5 323605 439% Auster’, 3094199 393039% 39) 30i¢a — Hamburg, 35 31% 13935 a 35! 35 a 35% Gremen, = —_77}4a77} Tatts = T1éa 77) TiMa Ti Tie movements in exchange at the south have been quite large, and sterling bills have been sent to this city for negotiation to a heavy amount. Prices have declined in the southern markets, and our quotations at the latest dates average at least 1 per cent lower than those forthe previous packet. Rates at THE Principat SouTHERN Cities. New York ane York lays. Sterling. France. sight. Charleston, Dec. 11, 7) a7, nominal ma Savanah, 10, 6%a7 5.27 3685.30 rf Mobile, 5, 5. ab 5.451— 3 New Orleans, 4, 55aG34 5.40 05.45 i? The usual table of State and other Stocks operated in very extensively in this market, does not show a very great difference in quotations, between the periods given, although in the meantime, greater fluctuations were expe- rienced than appear visible on the face. Paices or Stocks in the New Yorx Maaxar, 1f4}, leem= Onited eaten 536 fate ue "6" 184 1962 Inrsgaiooy tose ay M2 a— 3a 106 a— 105%a — 100 162 162354 — 101 102% 101 along 100 Alda — a — 102, al0d3g 101 a — 10494 a10436 1014410434 93. —a— — a 6» 1950 a 98% 101 a— 103 a— 6 1856-60 —1004a1005g 1005fa10L 104340 — 5 1850-56 2939 9 a9) — Kentucky — 5 — 87a 88, 6 1870 39, a 406 5 2Byears 39340 40 6 — 50 "a 60 ie — . Pennsylvania 5 —— — 268 Tennessee 6 —— — 0 85 N 7 1897 1156016 7 1852 11 alla 5 1850 — alg 5 — all 3k Com’e N. Y. fall 9834 9956 % rip, — 39 fe Ins. & Trust Co. 96 a 99 = a O%a— Ham — a95ig 9a —_ 100}¢a — rorsgaroasd 103" a0 103340104 a a ota 91 9 095 97 a — a at 9) a Uties & Schenectady R. R. 119 ty! & Utica Railroad, — a109}¢ 111 a— 113 Xuburn & Symense I. Be ioaycates”* 103 A1OL 104% — Auburn & Rochester R. = 053¢a — 3 a 9a — N. York Gas Light Co. © = — al07 117° 'a120 117 0120 ‘The difference in the quotations of the United States stocks, is caused by the dividend being off. The dividend on thé Ohio State Stock will be punctually paid on the Ist proximo, The State of Kentucky have provided funds to meet the interest on their debt, and they are already de posited in this city, Pennsylvania, stock has declined since our last quotations, while Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee have advanced, ‘The Courier & Enquirer, the Wall street organ of speculators in all kinds of stocks—the mouth piece of the financiers, who led every repudiating, State into the debt that burdens them—of financiers who not only swindled the capitalists of Europe out of their money, but whose extravagance used up half of the amount contract, ed for in the name of the people of the States; whose indi. vidual rapacity absorbed the substance, and then aban- doned the people to pay these very debts, or submit to the alternative, repudiation. ‘This paper undertakes to keep their victims in Europe correctly informed of the value and condition of the stocks {they hold in this country, and with its usual consistency gives the following quotations, taken from the paper, intended for the steamer, for the guide of financial circles in London :— Dec. 13. Dee. 13. Actual sales. Quotations. Ohio 6's, 1850 , 103 100 alo} "1860 104, 100 aie) Kentucky 6. 106}.a106; 10st Minois 6's, 1870 “4 Auburn & Rocheste 1054; Norwich & Worcester Rail’d. . 37 n New Jersey Railroad. .... —an i Ohio Life & Trust 100 aldo} 7 Mohawk Railroad. 50ja — Farmers’ Loan . ‘aha 34 ‘These quotations of the stock market can be found in different parts of the'paper of the same date; which, they mean to pass off as official is impossible to tell. We par. ticularly call the attention of our numerous European readers to these facts. ‘The public debt of the State of Louisiana is very heavy, but about three millions of it has been lately liquidated by a commissioner sent to Europe for that purpose. The greater part of the debt that the people of this State are struggling against was created to accommodate the banks: Like every other State inthe Union, Louisiana has suf fered by the acts of a set of financial swindiers, Dear or Lousiana, Bonds issued in favor of Bank of Louisiana, payable in New Orleans, July 1, 1644, and Bonds issued in favor of the Con- solidated Association, Baring &Co., due June 1, 1843....... Bonds in favor of the Consolidated ae Lizardi, due June 1, Bonds not all negotiated, Lizardi, due June 1, 1848....... $1,200,000 * $833,000 1,118,000 sees 982,000 Bonds in favor of the Union Bank, Baring & Co., due in equal payments, April 2d, 1844, 1847, 1890, and 1853. ......-... - Bonds in favor of Citizens” Bank, die Feb. 1, 1850, 1859, 1968, 1877, 1886, in equal amounts Bonds'm favor of Citizens’ Bank to be nego- tiated, payable at same maturities as above, 4,000,000 Bonds in favor of Mechanics’ and Traders? Bank, due August, 1954. . eceily 3 150,000 Bonds in favor of Charity Hospital, payable by the Hospital in New York... + 125,000 Bonds in favor of Draining Company, $50,000, Nashville Railroad, $500,000. Bonds in favor of Red’ Ri ad, $100,000; Mexican Gulf Railroad, $100,000, not yet issued . $2,833,000 7,000,000 8,000,000 550,000 Dividend for bonds cancelled, redeemed from Hope Company, being bonds given Union Bank that were not negociated, about. .. .. Total debt, $20,558,000 Of this enormous sum, only $750,000 was created for the advancement of internal improvements, and $125,000 for the Charity Hospital, all of which will be paid, and areno burthen to the State. Nearly nineteen millions have been swallowed up in the capacious reservoir of the banks, that have been a perfect curse to the State that brought them into existence, and cherished them in their 3,500,000 infancy. $1000 N Y 6? 50 Canton Co bio 32 3000 City 5’, 770 10352 25 io 321 500 Ohio 6s, '60 102" 80 Aub & Roe bao ums lo lo f 5000 do 10334 25 Mohawk RR. 51 5000 @hio 7's, %60 7" 50 do 210 5036 1000 Kentucky 6's wr 23 do an Be lo 8 9 0. 50) 50 Nor & Wor b30 37 50 do bis 36 50 do 3336 1200 da 3644 do a15 36 50 Paterson RR: b3 9ttg 150 Long Island RR 70% 100 do T0d— 200 = do 30 71 50 do 60 71 250 Harlem RR 30 44 100 do 4 250 do nw 44 350 do 4a 100 do b30 45, 50 ¢o cash 44hy 50 do a 200 = do 83 44! 3g 50 do 83 447 $10000 Ohin 6's, ’60 rae hin 6's, 104 100 Canton Co bio 33 400 Nor & Wor RR 3634 100 lo bio a odo blo 3655 50 Harlem RR bs 47 lo 0 46 25 Mohawk RR S150 do ri $0 do 860 513g 50 Nor Am Trust 2 @ 4) boo 53° 90 Farmers? Loan 3134 lo Es New Stock Exchange. $2000 U States 5's, ’53 10384 150 Farmers’ Loan 337; 10000 do 101g 25 do 33%) 12009 Ohio 6’, "60 103, $0 Amer Exe Bk ba & lo lo 7 7000 do. 10374 50 Vicksburg ah ee Ken'y.6%, 30 ys 107 = ge 6 no is 44: lo, By 2000 45° 100 Nor & Wor a 1000 4325 lo 8337 1000 83 43 25 Long Island 70 1000 ia 75 Paterson ba 923 2000 433% 125 jo 92 1000 4475 Canton Co bs 31K 3000 do b3 44% 75 do 32 2000 Indiana 1% 100 fan 32 a 8. larlem 43; 4 lo 3 1000 do 6% 50d eee i lo 4 220 Farmers’ Loan uM rt nu sieht? of Trade. Asnes.—This article is very dull, and prices tendiny aga ash decline. We quote Pots at $4 ‘toe 4 56}; Pear! a 5 Leatnen.—A public sale to-day, the following lots were sold on a credit of 4 and 6 months :— Light weights, good marks » Wa 18{c. Middle 15} a 163c, Heavy do. 14} a isle. Good damaged jae. These quotations show an improvement. Hay.—A fair demand exists for North River bale: we quote 43 a 45 cents. Country sells freely at 62} a 75 cents, Wuusxey.—Drudge still remains very dull ut 23 cents, Barrels are in better demand at 24} cents. Provistoxs.—A very limited demand exists for any arti- cle under this head. “Prices are flrm at our former quota- tions. Cotton Market. Fripay, Dec. 15. To-day but a limited business was done, at firm prices. les, amounting to about 4500 bales, which were ce Wednesday evening, were reported to-day. The markets throughout the country remain in a ve uncertain state. The new crop is coming forward wit! the usual activity, but there are so many conflicting ac- counts of thelextent of ‘the yield, that planters and holders are undecided about prices, and hesitate about operating until something more decided is known. The receipts of new cotton into New Orleans up to the 4th inst. were nearly as large as those for the same period last year.— The crop will not exceed 1,800,000 bales, and it may fall a little short of that estimate. The quai y that has reach- ed the different southern depots, this year, compared with last, is no evidence of the extent of the crop. The plant- ers are more ab! hold on to their crop, and will not let it leave their possession, except at remunerating prices, and for value received. ‘This fact is alone sutticient to re- duce receipts at the southern cities, and keep cotton long- er out of market. An extract from a letter, dated Colum- bus, Miss. Noy. 30th, says: “You have, no doubt, heard something of the shortness of the cotton crop, and the backwardness of the planters in this region of the country in gathering—but thevens idea you have any information relative to the injury done to the cotton, and the unprecedented backwardness of the farmers, Our cotton opened late, say 1st September, and from that time to Ist Nov. we had an unusually wet and bad fall, About the Ist Nov. the heavy rains set in—since the latter period there has been little or no cotton saved— in short, there is no time since the settlement of the coun- try in which farmers have been so backward as the pre- sent; had the season for picking been favorable, the crop would not have been an average one. Up to this time not more than two thirds of the crop which matured has been picked, and that portion yet in the field may be considered as lost.” ‘This is asample of reports. that continually come into our possession, which have their necessary weight in convincing us the crop must fall considerable below that of last year, The following we extract from a circular iarge cotton house in this city = “Since our last review of the market under date of 29th November, we have had an animated demand and heavy sales ; on the 30th November, and Ist and 2d Decembet, the sales amounted to 1500 bales esl day, atthe advance jnoted in our last ; on Monday, the 4th December, a very spirited demand was experienced, and the sales that day were not less than 7000 bales, and a further advance of } ‘0 $c was obtained, the sales being chiefly for export ; on the Sth and 6th the demand continued, the sales bein, about 3500 bales per day, at prices fully sustaining the of vance, the majority being still for shipment. On Thurs- jay, 7th instant, the mail trom Boston reported the Acadia as having been telegraphed ; the anxiety evinced to obtain later dates from Lierpool, somewhat checked operations.— At 5 P.M., we received z. express, Wilmer & Smith’s “Times,” with Liverpool dates to 19th November; the ac- counts of the Cotton Market bein; was antici |, sales of about 1200 lecline of Je ; on Friday, sued by a less favorable than ales took place ata , Sth instant, there was not much lone, owing in some measure, to th . letters per steamer, the mail being delayed angi sight. se consequence of asnow-storm, the sales were about 1500 bales, still at the decline of jc, in some instances less ; on Saturday 9th, the market was quiet and unsettled, holders being indisposed Lng ped to accept any reduction from the rates current in the early part of the week, and buy- ers disinclined to operate, the sales this day were small; on the 1th instant, the market opened with a better feel- ing,and more disposition to purchase was manifested, but a slight reduction was required, and not being accepted by aolders, only 1000 bales were sold, generally at a decline of fe from the highest point last ‘week; on the 12th the ‘eeling was still better, and the sales were 2500 bales, at prices, except in one or two instances, fully equal to those current on the 6th inst., or the highest point this season, the operations this day’ being mostly on specula- tion; yesterday, Wednesday, 13th inst., sales were about 1500 bales, generally at the full prices of the day prece: ling. The market, as will be seen by the operations above referred to, is not influenced to that extent, as is generally the case, or indeed, as we might expect, by the European news; a large amount of cotton lately received, and daily arriving, is being put in store, and held for Southern account, with in structions to hold regardless of foreign markets, until prices above our present quotations can be realized ; the extreme facility with which money can be obtained, and the low rate of interest tends in a great measure to aid the desire to hold, A feeling almost eral throughout the sountry, if we may judge from the tone of letters, from she various points, and the advancing price of the in all the large markets, that Cotton will rule higher, becoming very apparent; the grounds upon which his opinion is based being in part a short crop, on which subject we have no new feature to offer; that some idea may be formed of opinions here, we merel: state that on the 11th inst., we made offers on severel thot sand bales of cotton, in various hands, and in only one in- stance, were we enabled to make asale, at adecline of over jc from the highest point last week. The quality, va werstated in our last circular, is falling off, and dne cot. tons will soon, even thus early in the season, become very scarce, and com eratively hi h.” STEWART & WRIGHT, Brokers, corner Wall and Water streets. corn Tr. This market and all others on this continent present the same features, Low prices, large stocks, and small de- mand. Nearly every miller has a cousiderable supply of wheat on hand yet to me in Rochester 445 up: wards of eleven thousand bus! We give the quotations of today in this market :— Per Barrel. Per Bushel Genesee flour, 7 99 a$l 05 Michigan do, Ba 64 Ohio do, Brandywine do, 475 a— Oats, Rye flour, 300 a3 25 ‘Barley, Last June Genesee Sous sown $525 aG531}. This quotation was current when navigation was open at every point, and when all the supplies opt back du- ving ‘the previous winter were secking a mar- ket. Now navigation is closed throughout the rth, and flour with difficulty: fetches $4,08} cents a yarrel, We have to-day a stock of three hundred end fifty thousandnarrels,with no demand except from the eitycon- sumption, and a prospect of large receipts from the south before the opening of » ao Shipments to the north from the south hove aioe! y commenced, and must, of course, increase. We annex the exports from New Orleans this year, compared with last, for the purpose of showing the movements of brea/lstuffs in that quarter: — Exronts prom New Onueans raom Serr. Ist ro Dec. 2p, IN racH Year. 1843, 1842, Corn meal, bbl: Saye 14 Corn in ears,“ . , + 12,228 9,733 Corn, shelled, sack: 80,725 66,635, Flour, bbls. +» 92,162 120,680 Oats, bbl: 2 36'000 22,956 Potatoes, bbls... .. . wee M841 15,860 Wheat, bbls. and sacks cs. ow 32,318 This gives an increase in some kinds and a decrease i others. "This is because the canals at the north remained opened to a later period this year, and because the produ- cers and interior agents pushed forward their supplies with greater activity. Exports of all articles, the produce of sections near the outlet into the Gulf, have increased, and the falling off has been only in flour, wheat, &c.; the production of the West, Now that northern navigation is closed, receipts, and therefore, exports from New Or- leans will be large for the rest of the seuson. As one ont let is shut another is opened; so the supplies over the whole country are constantly kept equalized. ‘There can never be in the United States a scarcity for any length of time in one market and an abundance in another. Hence prices are equalized also, American Manufactures. There is no great demand in this market,’nor.in any others, for domestic: In Baltimore, last w ed to the western mai , some styles of goods well adapt: ets were entirely taken up in an- ticipation of th pring trade. lerate sal ¢ making in Boston, at the last ac counts. The Amesbury Manufacturing Company have recently purchased 200,060 Ibs. of wool,and willsoon have all their works in full and active operation. ‘The Salisbury Company are taking measures to in- crease their business, It is in contemplation by several capitalists in Provi dence to erect a new steam cotton mill, to be situated be- tween Fox Point and India Point. « but no cotton mills in Akron, Ohio. ‘This is but a speck in the great west. Superior Brussels carpets are made at Germantown, Pa.; Thompsontown, Conn.; Sing Sing prison, New York, &c. ‘The Senate chamber at Washington has one made at ( mantown, scarlet ground with yellow stars, which is said tobe equal to the English article. On the floor of the Vice President’s room is another carpet made at Thomp- sontown, of gorgeous pattern and incomparable texture. It is said that a company been formed in Boston of large capital, who are now. building an extensive esta- blishment at Southbridge, Mass., composed of several buildings—one of them being over one hundred feet in length, for the manufacture of Mouselin de Laine. This company intend prosecuting the business on a scale equal to any in France or England, besides consuming an immense ergo of wool, which will increase the demand for this staple at the west. It is but aboutfive years sincs the subject of wool-grow- ing was agitated in Michigan, That peninsula has now its half million of sheep, and woollen factories are talked of. In some sections foundations are already laid for their su- perstructure, and in others large mills are erected. One has gone up at Ypsil ; one atfAnn Arbor ; one at Scio ; oneat Pontiac ; ay xtensive one at Marshall ; and the last Grand River Times announces the comple- tion of one at the Rapids of 100 feetfin length, for which the machinery had arrived. When the ship canal from the Illinois River to Lake Michigan is completed, raw cot- ton from the Mississippi, can be obtained ; and we need not be surprised in three years to hear the hum of cotton spindles and thriving villages, where five years since you conld not penetrate for want of a road. All the manufacturing interests are in a prosperons condition, ‘and the Corporations declare very large divi- dends ; but notwithstanding this, there has been no ad- vance in, the wages of the operatives, and in, some in; stances there has been a reduction in the face of large and increasing profita. Provision Market. Our markets, with the exception of good vi supplied, as usual. Poultry of all kinds continues plenty, notwithstanding the demand for Thanksgiving day : vast quantities coming in daily, in boxes, by the different railroads, Country beef and pork are arriving in large lots ; the former sells at 34 to 4 cents, and the latter at 6 and'6} cents. Wild game is plenty, and some saddles of venison are exhibited at the grocery stores. Fish, pretty much as we last reported. Vegetables of all kinds are much higher, and getting scarce. Fine turkies were sel- ling in Washington last Tuesday at half a dollar each, notwithstanding that Congress is in session ; and fat geese at three shillings. 1, are fully 2 6a=— 10 sa 00 r . 5a 6 7 nions, per bunch. 6 a 8 10 nips, per doz++-37}¢a — — Porter House 0 a 12 873 Pork, per Ib» 6a 7 18 Pigs, roasters: a$1 00 10 Potatoes, bus! a 50 =, Potatoes,swt,bush-$0,50a1,00 si 0028 a ats ¢ 6 6236 hel 8 igus, 7 for+-+ 126 Egg Plant - ‘resh Cor 5 6 Poy 8 Philadelphia Cattle Market. Dec. 14, 1843.—Beeves—750 offered, including 115 head from Virginia. Sales dull at 3} a 4 for inferior to fair qualities; 43 a 9 for prime cattle, and afew superior were sold at $5 25 per 100 Ibs, 160 left over. Cows and Calves—210 offered. Sales at $20 a $25; ex- tra, $30 ; Springers, $10 a $20 ; Dry Cows, $3 a $3. Hogs—-650 in market. Sales at $4 a $425 per 100 Ibs., according to quality. All sold. eer were made at $1 a $1 50 per head for infe- rior to fair qualities; prime $2 a $3. - Married. On Thursday evening, the 14th inst., by the Rev. John M. Forbes, Josern L. D. Lyon to Susannan P., daughter of Anthony B. Fountain, Esq., all of this city. Died, On Friday morning, the 15th’ inst., of apoplexy, Isaac one: 51 years, late of the house of Bowen, Jones & Gautry. His friends are respectful lly invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his son-in-law, A. R. Cushman, No. 261 West Nineteenth street, to-morrow (Sunday) after- noon at 4 o'clock, without further invitation. His re- mains will be taken to Ridgefleld, Ct., for interment. On Wednesday, 13th inst., Grorcr, son of Peter and Ann Jones, 16 years 11 months and 2 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, together with the members of the Covenant Lodge, No. 35, I. O. of 0.F., and the Order in ‘general, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his father, on the Third avenue, between 48th and 49th streets, on Sun- day afternoon at 2 o’clock, without further invitation. Atthe military post, Baton Rouge, La., on the 28th No- vember, ufter an illness of only five days, Susan Ameria, wife of Major Washington Seawell, U. 8. A., and daughter of the Inte John M. Bloom, Esq., formerly of Dutchess County, N. Y., aged 18 years and 3 months. “None knew her but to love her. None named her but to praise.” enter ee nees Latest Advices _ RECRIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. +Oct. 5 Malaga+ Oct, 12 Nov. 19 Maden Aug. 26 Nov. 1 Mauritias July 29 Nov 16 Montevideo Sept. 20 Aug. 24 Maracaibo Sept. 26 Bay of Islands, N. Z-Jun ‘ov. 18 Bermuda +++ «++++++ Nov. aie % , 9 cu . 18 6 a . » WT Port au Prince 1 3 Porto Rico + 212 Porto Cabello, Jet. 20 Point Petre, Gt Kingston, Ji Londons? SSRoSSLS5s_SSGSBsyreyy: Passengers Arrived. Herr Packet ship outs Philippe James J Hyde, Mf Sou za, New York; M Isuard, French Congul for Boston, Madame fenard, France; 8 A Blom, Denmark; Begor, Switzerland— st Manxe—Brig J.D Noyes—Mr Tacker, Dr Rogers, lad and two children of New York, < if Havre=Ship Louis Philippe—2 pkgs C Gignoux & coms Moran & Iselin--30 F Cottenet=17 A Bolibias—89 Dupre—9 R uscher—1 Young & Smith—7 FX B G Ws wrest Morlot 3 H Heonequin—8 H Chevrolnt & & Scheffer—3 G Rrerea—i2 co—3 Boicean & sch — & son—3 Ws —I Her rn bkts wine V Barsalou—100 © Meletta—1 pig, Bates S Danne—1} Mumnin & co—t Mine Murray it—8 Benkard & Hutton—1 Umber & Damb- mann—2 C Bradley & co—1 FE Brae—1 P Schmidt & Andrea—2 MIL Honniere—6 Joly Freres—5. Fabrequete's fils & Morra—1 7 Schnehardt, Fayre & co—6 mes fe za i Koop & co—7 yo Coolit jaskell ‘B 1J'T Jones 4 Bishop Hughes—1_ Lf & B Curtis TED Kauresa J St Felina bB ard & =1 AH Ward & ¢0—2C Bolton—1 Co lemming 6 Spies Christ & co—2 Tiffany, Young & Ell jorr—12 R& H Hage 80-8 Prag & Me 2) B ‘Iuhaus—-12 AC Bos siere 14. J.-A Voisin & co—1 D M Keyser & co—3 H Wei- eber—13 Bri Chyna Perera} end A 5 Schiumpt & X'Btoin—00-Colomb & Teelin—6 Laney {aun &sB Ent —é F Sheldon ‘Stone, Dahois & ‘A& 0 W Kendall—s Brime. oeschigk & W isendonck toddard Volpier Freres Sf Mecke, Plate. &son—1 © com5 EN Ward & Rin SE Vine iF ~3 E, Hen—2000 burr stones N & Caldwell=1 8 Cochran—2 F 8 Goard & eo} Vietor & Duck vita] Mever—1 CH Sehneider=1 © Tom & Sander—1 dahl—t jin & Treadwell=1 A Bining M Brognard & comI Setley & Sevening—1 JC Allispach M Peyser—1 Bourry dive ‘& com Srrange—1 Cumming & Ri ; 1 <1 Gwen KD Baird—1 © Hendrieks—1 T G Berteau Siva Cruz—Brig Grand Turk—75 hhds molasses 468 bbls sugar 8 logs sticks 49 bes segars 11 tes honey 11 cedar 127 do. bbls molasses Holt & Owe ran, Lee i if her Cooper & co—28 seed Barke ee een oat Soe er hertiey i tiv —24 hhds tobacco telain & Ponvert—7636 pi tert ee Domestic Impo: ations MUSICAL PRESENTS MV, a mane eppropriate Preseots New Onteans—Ship Liberty—448 bales hemp Yt do cotton | FOR HE HOLIDAYS lead 4-91 bushels whest 33 tes tallow do t bbls dax- | eye , sescaiatly tavied 10 ¢ ok ae 4 wea ae = bw 00 h ed I Muses rosron ly invieed to v sit ATWILL'S a or ee crore ach re 3 bales #8 Fischel-63, lo 6 do. WwW Bro’ & co—1 bbl © Arm: ieo | for are ron & flaxseed ‘I H Mabe = B47 bots Pork Hee chests tea W Miles—19 bales bbls hemp. & Powril Do ivi ‘Averill & co—79 § Wood—302 J & R Milbank—€ Winthrop—9 kegs butter W C Atwater—18 bbls flaxseed 1+ beeswax Clark & Coleman—100 cks M Vassar~3 hhds twbacc: 16 tes flaxseed to order. i New Onteans—Ship Auburn—20 kegs butter © Adams & 00 ‘a London packet—18 tes molasses Olvas lead 161 bbls jas Strachan & Scott—I0 tubs butter WH ( ¥, K Callins & co—84 do C H Rogers & co—40 bags rn feathers 5 Campbell—t eks molasses 40 bbls castor oil Ki Fie 249 bbis pork W Barawell—I1 hhds tobacco W 8 Vorwick— lard 3 bbls sugar W Smith—217 do mo 20 hhds | gs P Stanton—5 do toraceo L. Appleby—62 hhds 46 bs do |": Mastera, Markoe & col pkg WM Godet—1 box C \Voodman | = 155 bales cotton Holbrook, Nelson & co—225 do Barclay & Livingston—I ease Poirier Freres—1 box 8 R Mills & co—t bbl molasses 1 do sugar J C Clark & co—12 do molasses 5 ‘bales cot- ton to order. Sr Manxs—Brig J D Noyes—206 bales cotton Holbrook & Nelson—41 A Waring & Mel, Coe & Anders on. A lo * for Ir MARITIME HERALD. Packets to Sail. FOR LIVERPOOL, Nov. 14] New York, Cropper, Nov. 19] Liverpool, Eldridge, lis! PROM LIVERPOOL. | Natioual Anthems of thi Daneing ponular Sore, wAranged for (| mired Masshes aud Quick Steys, well arra 2) New and admired M far, FI the cou ing Hietid ys +9 the ©) th re—among whi ublishe | and teatefudly being six of the principal i # five admived Songs, as write Jowing works, Levu ifat yy al Songs «f A ica,” Sougs for the Buudoi by George P. 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So great has py the populari that 10,009 copies hive been sold th ect to sects in the United States is now amply American editor; and it forms a book of standard interest ‘ity of thi ere. ‘work in England, di cy in rest wonlied | des; Georgiana, Bedell, authority. Williams, Nobile, Sturges, & Clearman; eran, Creighio Published and for asle by Thomaston, No Leeds & Co.—Schrs John Drew. BURGESS & STRINGER, 292 Broedwa aN Y. Westley, Wowter te “Nickerson: it Fawrence I | And by alt Fe-iodical Agents Tis ere . Banham ; . — SeTSR B Cooley & Co; Rt B Glover, Kallahau, da. Sloope James L | A CARD.—Mr, HARVEY respectfully announces the ja- Long, Hawkins, Providence; Empire, Thompson, New Haven, tention of exhibiting his Paintings to the prtblic, at ¢ chs Gallery of the Apollo Association, (opposite the Hosp Arrived. 322, Broadway, from Wednesday, 0th Dec. They cous Packet ship Louis Philippe, Castoff, from Havre, Nov. 11, | principally of American landscape scenery, and include the valtnmdia: te Woe eiLisiney ginal water eclor drawin hh red fe Ship Auburn, Durfee, from | New Orleans, with cot- | Commenda:ion and man’ id Pe sti dy testing aera lowing distinguished and exalied personages :—Washi Ship Liberty, Norton, 13 days. from New Orleans, with cot- | Allston, Esq. Sir Martin A. Shee, P. R.A. CA ton, to Post & Phillips. Ships Tuskin, and St Mary, and brig | Murray, written by command of her Majesty, Queen Victoria, Wakulla, all for N York, sailed the day previo avd his Roval Highness, Prince Albert. They will remain up- Barque Altorf, Bogardus, (of Boston) 50 days frem Newport, on fora short time only. dis 6" t0 01 jer. jen Margaret, Nernast, 96 days from Gotten- burg, with 216,tons iron, to Boorman, Johnston & Co. Wales, with mdse Swedish brig leh ta Cruz, Cuba, yo, 24 day: Brig Gran Mayo sis& Co. Left .no Aroecican with sugar, &c. to Nesmith, Leeds & Co, zen, Ingalls, 30 days from Mansauilla, with tobacco, ¥ 3, D: Noyes. Park tial 19 days from St. Marks, with cot- A mark that the audience could strument from the fact that the students at Yale College the Professor constitutes the value of the compliments. ARD—PROFESSOR OLMSTED, of. e n., Will accept our thanks for hi jibition and ite rent ran J aphere) at the Brookiyn justitute expressed in, the brie! {tdge of his estimation of the in: e had ordered one for the use of ‘The well known repatation of Conn., wil ral notice of our Globe (Vale’s Globe and ree as dacs ftom Jaioale F raiment; /sdupeedulibe tp Common Gehests beetle Ott OAR arenes and Colleges, cau be seeifat Mr. Vale's Nautical Fstablish- moe Ba mab, Bargeat, 6 v8 from Sedgwi ment, HK Itstreet. New York, iG It*r to master. P KET SHIP GASTON, from New Orleans, is dis: Drake, 11 days from Darien, with timber, to J. brig Eclipse, 12 days from Windsor, NS. with plaster, Canary, AC charging at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street. Consign- lease attend to the receipt of their goods immed.ately. sche Despatch, Comsen, 2 days from Brandywine, with corn mgcie Wave, Johuson, 4 days from Milford, Del. Mohr Sashchare, Phillips, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to master. : A Scht Texas, Small, 9 days from Kastport, with plaster, to mJchr Louisa, Atwood, 4 days from Plymouth, with fish, to com, to UChr Sisters, Small, 8 days from Maine, with potatoes, to master saps Eamey, Chase, 4 d Schr Benj. Bigelow, Bearse, from Boston, with mdse, to the "chr Albert M. Hale, Chase, from Boston, with mdse, to the ter, : Schr Splendid, Crowell, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to ‘s from Boston, with mdse, to S. her recent voyage from PACKET SHIP SILVIE DE GRASSE, Beede § look, D 12, 1843. " APT. WM. C. THUMPSON—Dear in Passengers ow boara the packet ship Silvie Grasse, on to New York, most cheertully knowledgements for the ability conducting your ship Vw sand tempests across the At- ‘our gentlemanly bearing and assiduity in contributing to our pleasures ad wants, will s make a lasting impression on our reugh you we wouldalso tender our thanks to your snb- te officers tand crew, for the fidelity with whieh they harged their various duties. incere wishes for your future happiness and prosperity, ‘we remain yours, truly, Peyrot, master. Dr. H. Ganson, A. ‘Schr Queen, Eldridge, 2 days from New Bedford, with oil, | Mrs. Woodbury, Dr. N. D. Greasor, to master. oom. Hora Biarnon, ‘ Below. Ferdi, Simon Strahthiem, Ship Congress. Also, 1 brig unknown. N.D. d16 1 je led Swedish brig Hans: iro, and others. General Record. Forriax Letter Orrice.—The London, Liverpool and | desperate cases of wa cin be G. Havre packets will sail to-day. Their letter bags close at half-past 11 o’clock in the morning. Snip Onto, Rogers, of Philadelphia, from Buenos Ayres Ist fe Tahal York, put into Bahia 6th October, in distress leaky. tain diseases, c Fravted to cure any ease in a few days. in the first place, and there will be no half ew bany itean be obtained at No, had north of Albany genuine, er Boston, or Charlestor al unterfeits are sold in both those cities. Di npany eneh vial. di6 it Simonton, of and from T ‘coming into. Pepperell’s Co struck on aledge. Shi and was xot off in about five hours, with two f hold” 'Bhe anchored inside the ledge, on Kivtery side, been freed by keeping both pumps going two hours. New York, with li Portsmouth, about e supposed to be on fire—th» captain was in hopes of saving vegtel without seutting her, ie Scun H. from Franktort for Baltimore, put into Edgartown, with loss of an anchor off Turkerauek, hight of % matism, Baths require one hour's notice. any part of the eity or Brooklyn. CARROLL'S OLD ESTABLISHED MEDICA. D VAPOR BATHS, 25 Courtlandt street—A cert for colds, glandalar aflectiors, ulcerated sore thi Ke. "The fear of catching by. Kiving rise ton power of jd better than before O} o'clock at night. Sulphur Portable Vapor Baths seat to di6 wr th. . Bric Tonquin, Norton, hence at St. John, NB. while beat in, was run into by ao outward bound schr—lost anchor, stove bulwarks, and received other damage. Speken. Liberty, at thi rt. MaryAnn, Shanklin, Philadelphia for St Johu, NB. no date —bypliat boat J E Davidson. Foreign Ports. rr Reaper, Britt Baltimore; 16th, Ga) ‘on, Nov 1 ji + dl Sam. Hows m1 Delos , New Orleans; Canehita, Sanches, | *hait of their heads.” I would asl Mr. fea tori Campeachy; 17th, Weser, Bremen. . Ly doar eh Savasiia, Nov 25—In port, Vare, (Br) for London, 2 days: | Sloe out of Fa HC Bld 3 BU sail Ne Jackson, [Br] for Liverpool, ldg; Valiant, [Br} for Saceaee sesis ad the keeper of aaeainen’s boarding house. for this ten 0 s me rw and trove Demrnana, Nov 17—Sld Rosnoke, Newbern Kave wrougde bim cat ofa ceat. Now if there ate s from. am for Salem, Dromo, Picker ? yo, fur St Thomos, do; Antarctic, Thompso: next day; Cora, from Newport, unc. di ; from Baltimore, do 5 fon, NB. no date—Arr Tonquin, Norton, NYork. Home Ports. thas, Hanson, St Peters Mia. Millinoket, Thompson, West In- "Wiscasset, Dec 11—Arr Galileo, Lombard, from Boston for Arr Watchman, NYork for Cutler; Sea Soral, Frankfort for NYork. io, Marwick, and Samuel, Tolford, all for fan o = Fan, do for Camden CW Eliza, Blake; a. ton, Dec H—Arr Leonora, Graves, Newburypot Snow, NOrleans; Phonbe Baxter Crowell, Halifa Lochinvar, Wescott, New O: nuson, Gonaives; Margaretta, Erpatt, » Jeremie; P pigeon! Ok published in the Hera: ceive t ‘Taskina, NOrleans for NYork, Dec 4, off Tortugas—by the | *24 many of iny ellow. landlords, who gain a 1 and deegovieg every r ra, Who £0 on born purpose of alluring the w sever taken a drop of liqnoy the Worm Lozenges, after many with ut effe penny bi was cured by 12 Lozenges ouly. brated costumer, 58 Prince, says three or four ol pound A red My headache in a few minutes. 0 THE EDITOR OF, THE HERALDS, report of the meeting of the ‘' Seamen's Bell-Preve ld of Wednesday last, | hat some of the speakers of that meeting bave Gene me is it inj) jon and foul slander. Oue of the speaker: ‘an hypocritical canting manner, to tell his hearers that " the gospel traches kindly, even those who abuse an elihood year after year Jor they can, hut we, would wot mt of the port of New lords, who make a practice of fleeing and de 0 7 and vice, let them. oxe of enticing a sa ‘am the'e- rare such JAMES FARLEY, 145 Water street—A. Subscriber, O ROOM hed bias he 4 cae tab yl i priage treet, cur |. box of Kent's street, cured threr children, by 0 of Keatis ce wich aj,’ by fess th Kent's Cough L Mr. Clyde, 113 Gran Fie Lopes oly Bits Soe Taylo the cele: Kent's Com iolent: ed oF T. of. phor nges Victor, Cook, Phil NYork Crosby, subject to ri 8 a headac th 6 cures her. 18 Ave ee awser | Ceuny box contain 24 Lozeng ‘Anti-Aphthons Le ‘Taunton, Dec Arr Sarah, Staples, Norfol : ‘ew Benronn, Dec 13—Arr Wm. Brown, Bumpus, Phila- delphins Sibel, Brown, Norfolk. ‘Sl Kiclimond, Cushman, ork. FatMoutH, Dec 12—Sld Hopewell, Lawrence, Boston for Charleston. 8th 2th, Harvest, ‘ork. One Pri ius, NYork. Sid fa fe woe tad Rest, Tort. 9 | See ae cota ora ena Cees pen Ee Lozenges promptly remove all ‘Thrush. Pleasant 18 penny box is sufficient aiey case Kent’ idity of the stomach, Prepar- 1d, wholesale and retail, at Apothecaries’ Hall, No. 60 ge street, corner of Marion, & few doors east of iblo’s. m*r Eboartown, Dec 9—Arr Factor, NYor« for Gouldsboro; Watchman, do'for Portland; Fortune, Smith, do for Boston; HT Hinckley, Frankfort for Baltimore; ton for Richmond; 1h, most of the above. In port, Energy, and Hellespont, for Me ‘ston. “ Provivexck,, Dee 13—Sld David Cox, Gilbert, Philadelphia; 12th, John aker, do. Nkwvonr, Dee 13~In port, Jas Lanpheer, Kenay, NYork for Providence; Henry Gibbs, Gibbs, Providence via Fall River mths ‘Thomas: for N York. as New Haven, Dee 13—Sld Lodi. Jizabeth, Clark, Philadelphia; 14th, New Hi badder. DeLenia, Dec IS—Arr at 7am, off Detaw: i Tho Aue aveav" the: storm boat, Mr Thomas Hn cl ope of the dave rages Pedec chaste setts ts dered, “Also arr Rabe Wi roline, Bowe sis ‘ala, Sears, Caroline, Bowen, Ricuniown, Dec it—Arr, Bethel, Eldridge, Boston: 8 Wineler, NYork. Ary 2th, Brainard, Ni St John, lonick, Ackman, Jersey City. Kev Weer, Dee 3—In port, Hose, for Bremen, Ide; Saluda, from Chatham, Mass. for Mobile, same day; from Newport, for do, soon. Dee SArr Billow,’ Lawrence, and Hallo ‘1 yerara. tio the Maize, lellespont, Philadelphia for Boston. Sld | rian the other three will ams - Ti Barth tt & Welford. woder the Astor House Broadway disceini DVERTISEMENT.—Mr. Gronor R. Grinpo, of Egyt, will commence a course of Four Leet ; i ‘atthe Stoyvesant, Institute, ht o’eloe! ons. Subjecta—Ist Lecture, * The Phai : jemhite Pyramids the latest disecveries. iekets of admission for sale af the Giobe Hotel } and at the door Geatlemen’s, $1 50; Lady's 50 cents for the Fi ty Ornts. HUMBUG—DR. J m’s Head Dispensary sad cMecteal tretuept ant cafe of ail ond vent Hi how comtlicated,) and ‘where. the by hie ae merous enquiring fvrvald direct the attention oi f ¢ Wishes othise there sno other Dr. ne! ik public to an inv citizens to beapprisid thborhood; and that he has no convection whatever WANTED=As Tutor in a private family, to eo into the | any omer office. His charger are moderate, his consultations country 4 gentleman who is 4 classical scholar, an’ who | stcetly confiden can speak and teach the French {anguage, beat of refe- Observe the number, mistakes may be dangerous. a Vv rences as to moral character aud fitness will be required. En- juire i jiately, atche office of New Youk Latter 46 road w 4'6 3t%r MR. OLE BULL Begs. leave respectfully to inform the, public, thet his Inst Concert atthe Park Theatre will ine piace on Monday next, Dec. 18th, on which occasion he wil Sy ma CONCERTO IN THREE PARTS. vee s with the POLACCA GLERRIERA V CARNE- VALE DE VENIZIO. 16 em CAKES FOR THE HOLIDAYS —The subscribers will | ties pret pal the ensuing‘holidays a large assorrment of Plum, Pound, Citron, Almond and. Spor ), ornamented in su- nary cases will bottles at 50 cents each Eruptions on the Face—Church’s Vegetable Lotion. celebrated cosmetic will eradicate #ll eruptions, himples, blotehes, tans, freckles, rivg worm, Ke, ‘oughs and Colds.—Dr. Chareh’s tual remed large, Sold in bottles. at 50 cents each. 16 1th ALUABLE REMEDIES —Rheu hareh’s Chemical te jantcomvlexion. Bot- igh Drops is an ‘effec- 1, and diseases of the rt time will establish a clear and bril ‘at 75 cents each, for Coughs, Asthma, luff perior style. igses, Cocoa Drops, M Ratifies, La- | “Techy Ite Joaihsome divace cured with a riogle 9 ay Pity te. Pee ride: Baskets aad Fancy Ormamenta for | plication of Church's Beotch Ointment. The above. valuable the table, Temedies std at 180 Bowery, coruer of Spring strect. THOMPSON & WELLER, Ornam “d's mem id t.) ICH DRESS SCARFS. CRA ‘The subscribers offer to the fashi ONFECTIONARY AND FANCY ARTICLES.—The subseril have just received from Pars, a large assort- ment of fine Fancy Boxas, Sacs, Roleaux, Cornets, &e. filled with choice Cer loves, Stocks, Cravats, Dress Fronts. linen Collars, m: ” stispenders, Under Garments of all descriptions. Ti FY ° fine "Drages, Chocolate, Pastilles, Pralines and Ba- : » ; reagan Prme Chiat tii, Palins ad Be ad Cra commit lik, ip ame gi, agall articles for childien, the whole of which will be exhi- | $1) "ah he eclorh Hid ‘ud stipes in great variety, te faring approac! orks je . ud ri ters ever THOMPSO: We LF Oruemen cata Confectioner, | none which maya Gatiemen who. will wor te vith aus ier opponite Niblo's Garden. fou in ‘any oth LES PICTURES of Mount Etna, Voyage of Lite, Fi os gon nd Prevent, &e, Kc. now exnibiting at the toome af the Myon Ne ‘Academy, corer 0’ Leonaid st ert an wi 11 Brredns Admittance 25 cente—Season Tickets 50 coats. “Catalocues eg a cents di6 2w*r NEW YORK, Dec. ith, 1043. JAMES G BENNETT, Fsq—Doar Sir—Iy your gaper of | 1: softecs «wd preserves the the Lith, | we by a meeti: Native Ame Party of the Hust Ward tint An tte M1. Slickle, was npoint. | {rues ax fong on Fou Boots oF thoes a the common lack. ng one of the Ward Committee. As | have no knowledge of | 0. ine sole igrew'or and manatee: ¥ person of that name residing in the 4, T may pre: | juror of the above article, and baa keptit bet re the "pul that the honor was intended for m re bey leave | words of forty years. He also mmanafactuces 9 supe Maxsaxitia—Brig Citizeu—120 sticks cedar 200 do mahoga- ny 138 bales tobaceo a quantity of palm leaf J B Lasala, ours tfully Be. Dik LE, 18 Green wie) st ina fit ANDREW ii MICKL rag miele. jin | Joha street, coraer of Br adway. Then mm Blacking Ware the tomes, at Jee’